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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
RICHMOND NEEDS MORE
ROADS SAYS COL. MADAAlS
City Now More or Less Isolated When Improvement
of Highways Would Bring Influx of Visitors-Sug-
gests Increasing Mileage Right Away.

hchmUmd would bc bcu.iitod pos
slbIy az much ~ any city IN tn"
country by having good roads radi-
ating in all directions into the sur
rounding territory. because 1t Was
no" NOR" or less isolated by reason
OF poor roads.
This MAS the way Colonel Thomas
u. McNdamS. vice president of tn"
Merchants National Bank and the
American BankcrS' Association. sum
med M the situation yesterday IN
addressing tn. executive committee
which VIII direct the mcmbcrshi p
campaign OF the Virginia Good Roads
Association here from March - TO -.
The committee met at luncheon NJ
oliver J. sands. president o. the
american National Bank. is general
chaIrman FOR tho campaign. Mr.. Sands
presided at the meeting.
colonel NcAh.mS declared that II
tn" good roads movement which til"
H"mbcreh!p campaign VIII inhuSurntc
meant nothing more to itichinonH
,h"n til" building Of highway from
iSchmond down into the Northern
Neck Il would L." worth many times
the work which leading men and or
ganizations viii do during the cam
palrn.
Members Of the executive commit
,"o We're determined that Richmond
should take out memberships total
!ng 10000 during tia. campaign. and
declared that success here would set
an cAampl" for the entire state. II
was absolutely necessary 10 hav" TN"
money which would be- derived from
membership. to carry on educational
work through III" whole state. look
INK to the adoption Of the financial
policy for rapid road building by the
next Legislature. he said. MIR Sands
paid high tribut" so General 9. g.
Vaughan, .Ir.i OF Franklin. president
Of the Virginia Good Roads ASSoCia
tion. saying that General NHuChant
connection with tn" organization
proved that II was az the highest
caiihcr. and cav" assurance that the
funds would he spent under III" most
careful supervision and Win great
economy.
Adoption of n financial policy by
IN" ncNt Leg iSintur". which would
furnish sufficient capital for road
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building on n comprehensive scale
VA absolutely necessary. Coione!
MSAdams told members OF the com
miticc. H." pointed cut that this
meant the difference between tho
building Of the roads in Ave or six
years ana twenty years II would re-
Gnu" During this interval between
inc Two periods. tn" roads built would
o. IA use and would he paying for
themselves; and 1t would be possible
10 materially reduce the debt incur
r'd ioi them. ne said.
Reports Of the progress ia the or
ghni2aiion Of the campaign were
made by V. -. l.. Robinson. executive
Segr"t'ry OF the roads association:
who d" assisting Mr.. Robinson. and
;. J Leaning. president OF the Ad-
E"ttlSiHG cub. who heads the advcr-
ih"S" reports indicated tina; al! would
Dee IN readiness for the launching of
ih" campaign and for four days OF
,nirhsiv" work from March, IL Ia
March ~
y. Kline. president of the Rich
moud \ut"motivc Trades Association.
spoke briefly OF the interest of an
ivm"btic dealers in better roads. and
p!tdGed MS co-operation and that of
ms association. His Offer OF space
ht ne automobile show for the Vir-
sin!., Good Roads Association was ac-
copied George Strotmcycr. chairman
~ 'h' E'ou ROADS committee OF the
AEtomotiv" Trades Association. offer
I'd number OF automobiles and
trucks for use In a good roads pa
rad". which will he staged during In.
campaign. Details of this parade will
De IN the hands of Tho ADVERTISING
committee under the direction of MIR
leaning.
Among those present at the meet.
lmS were: Oliver j. Sands. Colonel
Thomas IL McAdams A. o. Swink
Roosevelt hage. Robert :. Crump. Al
pert II. Hill. X. H. Thomas. T.
i.'"'il ming. Charles l.. Weaver Jesse H.
o"utlaw, i-cltoy Brown. :. - I.fnd,-
man. j \. Kline. George Strotmryrr
.;roNcr {. Dnla, Edward {; schmidt
v |. - Robinson. Russell Rountrc.
r. TAYLOR Coleman ''
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McCkiA IlcAIrM

NEW YORK. March 1.-The cotton
{ market mas been very Irregular and
prices making new low records for
tn" season. quotations for middlinr
/ cotton ia some OF til" Southern mar
kcts have been mark ed down TO nearly
I the lO-Ccnt level. while March con-
tracts here sold as low as 1852. and
May touched ll.l2 during the mid
die Of the week. or Approximately -
cents PEI pound below the high rec
CrdS oi last season.
Genera business WAS not active.
being restricted 10y the uncertainties
OF separations and probably by - dis.
position t. await The effects of the
change OF administration or trade
sentiment at home ana abroad. \
better demand was attracted by the
mid week break. however. and there
were rallies toward The end Of the
week on reports Of greatly reduced
i"rti!iZer sales. Il some what rrmrr
tone iii Liverpool and more optimistic
hdNlccs as TO prospects 'or salts
factory settlement III the German in
dsmnltN. Manchester trad, adVires
! hay" pointed to increased curtail-
mont among the British mills and tho
failure OF iwO arms in tn. Lancashire
goods trade has been reported. There
has also been more talk OF curtHll-
ment among domestic mills as "ricrs
taken On the "ar.y january advance
are work "a out and while the cen
SuS report on CONSUMPTION for Feb
ruary - expected to make Il good
showing the trad" - uppreheusivc Of
smaller figures FOR March. The Of
feet Of these Textures has been Offset
10 some extent by rcpOrtS that OIL
c!al returns from seven ~ tn. NOR"
prominent cotton GROWING States in.
h!caiins Il decrease Of about CO Der
cent in sales OF fertilizers la The end
OF February a. compared with last
year. This falling on is naturally
taken ny local ;radcrS as confirming
the prospect for Substantial rednc-
ton in acreage and there was some
| buying on these figures toward The
end %. the week
According To local brokers. how =
! ever, the demand was chiefly due {"
coverings of shorts and the market
showed continued nervousness late
yesterday. owing 10 reiterated re-
ports of strained conditions in the
South and IN" extent OF available
supplies rs enlpha sized by private re
turns indicating - total ginning OF
l3.0S9.to0 bales of lint cotton Tor ih.
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NEW YORK. March i-Brads;rcct's
tomorrow VIII say: Trade and in
dustrial reports continue very irrcgu-
lar, varying, indeed with almost
every line and market reporting. hut
Whii" general Characterization is
d!ii'culi II indeed not possible. IL NAV
oc Eh!d III" apparel and food trades
while noting cautious buying. present
about the most cheerful adyiccs ana
rNhlD!t ia" chi"f strength. whereas
IRON and steel. the other metals. Goa /
ana building materials. reflect the
least optimistic feeling and native.
weakness. Even within ,hcs. Two
great Considerations. however. vary
Ing degrees OF activity ana strength
are noted. and IL is difficult 10 depict
except ~ great length the different
shades OF activity and price changes
mus IN the apparel trades, the
weakness of raw cotton has been i'm
parted 10 many S:aplc products. such
as yarns. prin; cloths and shc"tlngs
and III" underwcar trade. d"1cndrn;
upon the great southern staple also
rcNec; S"mr depression. Weekly
banking clcarinGS S3,351. SIS. Gao.
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ALL RETAIL MARKETS
ARE WELL SUPPLIED
Eggs AMI Some Other Things Low
cr-Nir.inia Shad at
Fish Stalls

Not understanding the fact that this
Is what the market men and produce
dealers cali a ''hctwecn season
period" the retail markets and the
grocery stores arc well supplied with
eatabIcs from which the housewives
and others who viii he OF the look
out TINS morning for materials for
the big sunday dinner and other
meals TO 40 through from now to
Monday. can readily select.
Some articles will be found to be
FOR Instance. eggs. which have been
on the toboggan for Il week or more.
and seem not TO have reached the
bottom yet. are quoted at - to 80
the exception Of spring chickens and
turkeys are lowcr-just a little hit
tower. because Of their scarcity
Turkeys are somewhat higher than
ch!ckcnS are going ut 10 TO so cents i
pound.
Although tho Wholesale prices for
beef, hogs and sheep, are reported
dealers are stlll holding the retail
figures down TO last weeks quota
lions
The ash market is well supplied.
and they are very line. but not very
plentiful as yet. Buck shad from Vir-
Eiuia waters are going at 40 cents
per pound and roes at 80 cents.
The fruit market will he found to
be Well supplied With slight shad :
ing in prices OF apples and perhaps
There is no change in vegetables
except that Irish potatoes are some
what lover than they have been
kale and ,nrnip salads are pientifui
had TO pay last week.
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CHICAGO GnArS M,nKrr

IL, ~, ~ ,aiO; March i-rncr.a-,I r,r.
.l,atne, today. largely on acrot,,,; ''aI
tp"s ana export business .Y. ~.
J't' - l"'F 20 optimism basaJ az, t,-'st'
ina,soi' . ,s Inaugural address. rl,e
wiih Ma-"I :, -!t'in a. n2e NJ, higher
81 ~, Germ gained :. 10 zne 49,,
s1,nast ~, %. N provisions there wss a
d" h5tt ihe wheat marHet .cuoa.cl D.,
~. ~ n'S'tailnr mood. with Some ia
III, nc .t"' -, Tie selling side a. Tho NJ.
bI-l- j,o, w" ~ tho emergency far!rf
"t %" most par. ha~cvcr M, 49,.
b...s III ;j!,o iTc ,-r.n situation ss haviI=
no, pressed. aud with the r.c.in. 80 w.
,hs ".Eic.-. backed with Euyiag orc.,-
~ .m'r.rt soon Turned onward. ,st 80, -
- - p"F'"rs seemed To- 10 r.r.v.,,,. -, 80,
,b. ~ h"hSiH C~y. Noderaia IN
-, fA.4,S "crr scored a.ic- ,h.. .,it. -
tro,,,n ,S'I m ii"ri.ESs address became
r..-c M, ii"h' which took n'ao" lat.-
10 Iroiit-;dkinr sort du"
I'm 'AH "hi~ syfapa hi Zod win ,-b..,
,FcHIih Country OFFERINGS 49,. ,.tn
49, LIMITATIONS on hogs weakened Sro
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BUSINESS MEN OF BRODNAX
PLAN FOR BASEBALL TEAM
VIII Form nit Ira Amateur League
Ia Compete with f:mporin. law
rcnccNiil and south I!iIl.
lS9ocinl to The Times Dispatch

TSN6cIhI 20 Thc Times DIsrAtch ]
BkpADNAN. VA, March i.-At a
meeting held in tho town hal! here
on Wednesday, night attended by II
large majority Of til" business men of
thiS section, plans wcr" Had 10 per
feet the orGanization Of a bascbalI
team Tor the coming season and a
board Of seven directors were elected
and hy-laws adopted.
IL. -. Pennington was elected prcsi-
dent: Hon. IL u. Mcsclcy. OF Ebony.
vice president; :. Stilwcll. manager.
ana r. NJ. N"wsom. Jr., secretary and
treasurer.
" Is proposed TO form an amateur
'raSl" IN this section. composed OF
the following towns: E.mporia Law =
fehccviiic. South Hill and BroaGnax
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Music mt Grace Coycnont.

Special musical services VIZ; be
held a; Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night at s o'clock
Louis II. Wcitzcl, orgauist and choir
master. announced yesterday. Tho
anthems. 'liail. Gladd'ning Light" by-
Martin; MagnGnclt IN Flat by
Staincr: Lift Thine Eyes" and Hes
Watching over Israel" by Mem
d.lss"hn. VIII be sung. Stainer's
King Ever ,ilori"n:": My Redcemer
ana MY Lord. by Buck. and 20 Lord.
lie Morciful. by Bartlett. will be
heard also. Miss Mary Lakeland
violinistc. Will render Chopin's Noe
turnc in Il Flat" at this service
Solois;S are: Mrs. George Harper, So
pranO: Miss Annie McDadc. alto;
John Doyle. tcnor. and Miss Mary
Lakeland. viol!niSte.
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lew YoEK March ,-Ral!ic> I'm m.
''tt'h ih"tN"' wtT. not iii- .'lta.U.d. ow
i"7i.y. u srP"""red 70 continued ,,lk o;
"a -rufohcnsinns OF further siu, !lGultis
t."i' Nay contracts u.uhc from = Ia
!! -, or points net lower. and closed . (,
"a WIN the general market clo.ns
barely si""dy At net advance ~ , polnis
-tionr '"
Th" 'narkc, showca considerable Arm
H's@ :Hfing ,hc morning. Two failure. In
iIl" Manche-ter goods trade were rcrnr,.
showing. ana prices here opened q, IN
I"N.' nee "i y TO 10 points. IN. more. ON
l.,'s'!t tone OF London ,dVlC-s with
reference TO prospects FOR satisfactory
tl"h had an cacour6rin. Influence AMI
so!'i" hnyinG was reported on IA bali. /,
lHii ih' chdnRr IN administration would
nANN STIMULATING effect on general srn.
!.i siI!%sr sa!:a up 10 tho cad OF Frbtua ~
wrT" dtSO factor on tho advance, ,,iI,h
'aIE.'H "ot!N" months about ~ Ia W points
ap"'" .a.; nights close. with March sell
81 the inaugural address failed to further
stimulate demand. however. ana The mar
N't weakened IN til" late trading under
scattered realizing by recent buyers ard
southern selling. the extent OF avail
"hi" supplies waS emphasized Us private
returns Indicating "a tota! ginning Tor the
season of ia.3*s.sDl bales. which rns CON .
JARED with she week tnG figures show II, .
"A.N s!'Ler brought into sight 20 far INF,
season. Tho defeat "i The emergency
inrh b.!! through the action Of the
House IN sustaining The veto attracted
N'fS Httl' comment, ant was no. Cousii
Greg (" factor Of any Importance in tn"
day market. Exports for TIA. lny were
5.o"' bales. making 3,;.0.o.i so far his scs
.0n; Fort receipts were 1885: United
states port stocks. !i!f..s!
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!G,HlC AGO LIVE STO"K MiKKrr

TT. 40. MHrCN I-i'tIt'y. E.r.i,.s
"'',l.E case. generally s;cady to
s.l"mS SnotS higher on si"cru: ton h.nf
s,',fS 49, hu!k. s.1RinCI: hui, FAT cnws
Hhn n.t"r-. ShDI -: hulls largely SO .j
pn.h vo". calves ll.t'sfll.iG: storIrrs
an" it,@n"E, steady {" strong. SALES largely
hos'. Receipts. 3Gt6J. mostly = TO a:c
49, nm Yesterdays average. closing
N"iN - lhS bottom prices: .. hurs a,
- - fA' zeal TOP, .i.:t-: bulk ~ sound
az, tow 'n..' lilo. bulk - pounds ana
~, ,NH ~: piEs strong to l5c higher
hn.N Irsir"hi", ~ Ia TO pounds lri5IfIS =
'nntt+ strong weights. HOO.
q. Receipts. 100. most o, -u,
p"CNNI ulrr.;: less thHn .6.l ON =, 10
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CURB MARKET.

NEN ID!ik March i-rrid.ng IN the
cur" mako; today assumed ru"dcra;ciy
: - pFupurtiDTS At times ana movements
~ some issues Hctr ;nINcd ANA w.d" Tho
"r'UiDE was puI",. and Il Wa, several
minutes before sales wEr" recorded In
som" 90! 'hr usually active stocks pur.
in: tE- afternoon lgic,S moved within 4.
narrow range md business uUlrird down
somewhat.
pue oc jhc early features VS. ia. sh.-,
rs. ln MafaCalbu on 10 aDpy" - ChrIi,
H.nd''''" was weak. Gun-" GIll"spI, wss
Hl"' showed q .uSs OF ru!ats.
'Hr'nt MOTORS changed hand around
il- recent high. In ihc NETS. srnuI "a
somewhat htHI"S tone noticeable
insi"u and Montana SollirR ~ ~ high-
est !-N". al thg week. There wrs. sys,ri.
"hr"Hi!onally w"-k spots IN the bond -rc-
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MICHIGAN GOVERNOR WILL
STOP TITLE BOUTS THERE
Executive Replies 10 Protest or I,ns
tor Against bringing or Johnson
To hcntOu Itnrbor

HENToN IiARBoR. MICH. March
Governor Alex. j. Groesbcck Will
prevent title boxing matches In
Michigan In the future. such as the
p"mpscy-Miskc fight las, Labor Duy
according To lottcr from the GOV
crnor TO the Rev. Paul You'd. a local
pastor.
The letter received today. Was in
trniN TO tn" pastors protest aGatns,
me proposal To bring Jack Johnson
mere Tor a bout next summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
Realty Transfers.

Deeds o! bargain and sale wcr. re-
corded IN The office Of the clerk of the
'hahA""E 'our; yesterday as follows.
l.aburnum Corporation to Charles
q Harris property at the corner OF
W ilmlnston Avenue AMI Lamont
street. l.aburnum Park. for $4,000
itianchc :. Rear to Edward Whit
lock- property at PIP. 2li ana ZIG
North Second street for S3S.7OO.
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uristul CUNTS I'm Nr.t

'ol. Va. high school basketball team
and N" bristol. Tcun.. high uuiut
WI! play The first OF Il three game
series Tor the championship OF the
WIN c!ty on March Ii. IL IL M
nounced. The local high school out.
III has played ten games this season
winning all OF them
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
my ,;.,nnS

,,NEW YORK. March Tn" American
NH"I'H '"rypauy nnnI iHy"i to-day tom
n"Tarf withdrawal II vtr!nua ovrrcca,in:
'i'i "frss EoCI- lines. Th.s was dom. be
t"E-" ~ h Hood "f orders that .cgu.gvtl
.!'r..!nE 90 determine" - they could i"
....' 10 it'n" steady o!"in,ss in ircr q
49, 'Hti :ur' Vas reported today Cotton
q "'r anu ~rns markets ,saE" ,iGiri. with
I. i'" weak aud Irregular IA hr-; hands.
:. ~"'I moderately. 'r"p"s moved bet
N''. ''Af.-I~ we're M.
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ttiIil,ijr. Permits.

Inspector But!or yesterday received
applications for permits from y VI
SanCcS Tor permit To erect u brick
garage In rear OF 20, West RaEcr
street. "a cost S325. and from tn"
stockton street Baptist Church rrlis-
tees for permit TO build an addition
To tn" church at Twelfth ana stock
ton streets. South Richmond, 20 cost
s27.0rp.
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rErER>nrKG PEANUT v,nx ,.r

N"nn.fca by EnGxers Hummer & Ga inc
in.l .oc TO 9jc ue- b:sh. ''"' "'' nom
nominal S'"A q narNc
..cy Jumbo. 8 !-cc per Mound
JT;SIrs tEinIe. Lee Der pout.l
Smelling s'ock a. IN a. o
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THE TLNES-DkSPA7CHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

'f'. continued poor trade Demand aud
'"N''F Nrnd" oil and lard Closlns b;l-
were uplni" lower for March anu !. 20 y
g. over ipr Ia" balance. Sales. II 5lt
barrels. Prime cri.Ic . 10 s.l.S prni.
,n'nin.r Yellow spot nominate MAY. %
H'.F. 80. September. SlT. ali bids
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STEA MSIIIP..
Richmond New York Steamship IN

Effective bee. san .ailings every 4 49,,
lr3n1 Richnond and New York B'reisk.
nmnS, iIompt service. No embargoss.
FIciEnt received daily Until =. NJ or.
eeni SATURDAY. p. II.
RiChinonu New York Steamship Coyn
pany ~ your company. Give Il your
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NAVAL STONES

HAE \NNNli. Ga. March ,.-Tu-pentine
I'iih sales. -. receipts. 2: shipments
e. .Ni"'N. 40 Rus.u quiet sales. 70.
y".i' il1. shipmrntS !. stock Ij.soi
CG"'" - -. T. j.. g. II. /. X. NJ. y. WG
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

Hichinond Union stock Yards.
Remarks: Fair rune OF Cattle. Market
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PROVISION MAKKETS.

G'ttEtNL'r-
Wv YORK. March THE marke, for
To- points under scattering liGtiida; ION
showing ~ III" Brazilian cables. Air
ar''hS az go carly. Mag rallied TO q &;
lat. "assd OF. closing AZ G,gS RIA e"nt
-. lhhrMc; closed Al Not decline OF ,
10y the lat. forenoon advance in coTic,
and part uf tho buying was regu-tl"h h,:
doncc IN the nov adminis,rn traitor 'i r"nii
s.ds March SO: May. $50: July en-,
s:g'em, ,.3, 10 October rs: Detember.
,Slo2tS eofe. Guiet. Rio IS 60. santos Is.
santos Is at SIS to s25 ana Rio - y: ~ "a
60, American credits. ~
The oiicial cable, reported IN advance
exchange ON London was unchangnI ,,'i,b
he RIO market 80 rolls hish-r and S,nin.
santos cleared ..,:@" Tor New orleans re ''''V'
NEW YORK siaTSh, THE local ma
k"t FOR raw sugar was steady ana mn
changed ~ SO for cubas. cost ana
was ropori"d that tn. committee In ;.,,rl
would handle the marketing or tac re-
,Y;HiInin fs o!h nfcE surrcs and that they
and sai"s inS!u,iSd IteS, has @e' ~ notsd
Cuhas IN port. bJ.o1y bags OF Porto Pirn.
and 80 bags San DOM ng6cs vi IN H.
ann nd a. sn"a '2 ~ for centrifugal.
operator - Il fraction above his !rva l'''
here we're no changes N renned. ana
wEi!" thc demand 10 not So urgent a :
some days ago rehncrs are NOT acc M .
are stu. out Of the market rntiTnly
whiin others take orders for soft grades
only Prices were quoted at 10 Tor fiuo
granU.at"d. 80
The market for futures was nrmcr :,
covering ana .'i;ia demand. which an.
pr"Tnd 1" come from Wal Street hous's
Trading was only Of nlud"rat. pronor.
firn~ ana - :hi.'d - tn" May am. i,,'v
contracts Losing prices were s IN II
Ioin's net higher, or ahOu, > points m
from IN" best under realizing NJ, +,
closed at 'et: May a; a.iS: July 80 AID
September S.5s.
COTTONSEED OIL
NEW YORK March i.-C'nitonsrod sti
ton ana ains. owing 10 selling by rom.
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NEW ORLEANS. la. March dur
ing the greater part of ;he session today
cotton was higher aud The advance was
prcdicrtch almost wholly on the feeling
~ optimism that attended the incoming
o. III" new administration nj Washington.
me opcnin. was higher aud the advance
persisted nnih 1t amounted tn 33ff g.
points. with May up 10 llsi. In the early
afternoon tho news that fresh reaoiu-
non 10 stop short selling had been intro
ducrd ~ the senate took the buying
lower OF tho market away entirely. and
~ IN" lat" trading there was much lIui.
"1tion "i the long cotton taken on IN the
carly hours. The close was at about the
."wcst Of the day. at net losses tho
closed At ll.31.
Around the middle Of the day The stead.
moss was increased by further unfavor-
ibIr iEurcs ON the sales OF fertilizers In
ne cotton region. Returns from seven
states were announced ss showing an
tF'iaEr decrease compared with las,
year. - the frst OF March. OF s53a per
cent. T"tal sales were reported at gu gI5
tons against i.se5.'73 lHst year North
carolina IdI .:iahcd no tonnage figures hut
reported decrease OF ~ per cent, which
" II had been included In the genera |
average. would have further lowered il
Nor" or i"ss mneasincsS over the foreign
political situation nas apra:IRi iua.:
n" close.
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1117 EAST MAIN ST.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
TRY CLARENDON Uotn1

Atlantic city. Virginia Ave. near Beach.
MI rooms With hot and cold runninr
water. private baths. Always open Writs
Tor Rates. MONROE HUTCHISS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

NEW YORK March i,I!ntio,seod .t
was ncnNS. despite early hrnncss In cot.
TON ana grains. owing 10 selling by rem
The Washington herald., 1921-10-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. aa.-But
ter-solid-packed creamery. fancy.
high-scorIng goods, 4sa5lc: extra.
4Sc; extra hrsts, 46s46c; hrsts. 1Ts
4Oc; seconds. 32s35c; fancy branda
Of prints jobblnE, at 6Oa62c. and
fair to choice, .B2a5sc.
Eggs-Nearby. extras. Sc: nrsta
55c: Western. extra. hrsts. see;
firsts, 50a5lc: seconds, 57AlIc; i'm
ferior lots lower; jobbing sales a
fancy candled fresh eggs. S6GGTc.
fair 20 choice. 6Oa65c.
Live Poultry-Fowls. not Leg
horns, fancy, fat, yelloW-skinned,
weighing lbs. apiece and over, sOs
32c; exceptional lots higher: medf-
UNI quality, 27a2sc: inferior. 21aate.
fowls, white. Leghorns, good quail
ity, 2la22c; do. DO. thin. ISaaOe
spring chickens, fancy. yellow
skinned. Plymouth Rocks. ztaaec;
exceptional lots higher; sprinE
chickens, not LeGhorn. medium
quality. 22s23c; spring chicksns
not Deghorn, inferior. IsA2Ic.
spring chickens