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BROOKLYN MARKET.

e. It. Newman sold for Realty Asse-
ciates four story flat and stores, 1S.2x
e6. at 139 Seventh avenue, to Arthur
Widmer
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other Deals In Manhattan.

pasedell Realty Company sold to An
tonic Anello the three story tenement at
257 BleeclSer street, northeast corner OF
Corneia street 17.1xS01.
Whftehouse. Davis e. Co. sold to Hy-
man Alexander the four story building
at 27 Water street. 2Sx75.10.
John Bitter sold to the Il. L. w.
Realty Holding Company the three story
garage at $500 East Eighty-eighth
streetTs62 7x100.S.
Janes Byrne sold to Marguerite r.
schaersr the seven story building at %
Leonard street, 25x91.
Frank viggiano sold TO Vincenzo Rosa
i37-1@ Sullivan street. a six story tene-
nent. 37xi0O.
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MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that Of the debtor:
ANASTOS, vlasslos-Sampecs Choc-
olate Products Co. .... .......... sl,Voo.s9
ALTON. Ardash NJ - Steven de
RROsE Andrew-W. r. Young et al 1904
UAEt<E,R Jane C,--Saks Co... 1921
BURNS BRoS.-C. Wirth. ......... 13.0i0.0s
i'tS A. 6. Barker. @ ................... 3o2ss.52
% Lane co1.D.A. arth............. e22.o5
COHEN, George, Abraham Beni-
moff and Samuel Isomasky GUAR
antee Shirt Co.).-U. 5. Shirt Mfg.
DAsfIER. Morris and Dora Dashef-
et a, '.'...:.... .................... 1.oso.s5
DAyJDoFF Rubin-E. Meisner. 302. .36
DwoRIsIN Max and Sam Helperin
M. Il. Forsyth et al. ............. h4.oo
uTrTON. Ira j., rec'r-M. O'Rorke
sAME-p. J. Gale Ct all. .......... 1921
FITzGERALD. Edward - w.
Morrt CO.. Inc c'..'............... Vr'' 25o.s2
FL1EDERDktfM & Liebonthal. Inc.
and Solomon flicderbaum-s. A.
F0itsu .........s.....s J,iJN.Oa
GARNfEs. IIenry--Aiexander Ham
u. Inlry ...................... l2N.3l
GEI.FANTI. sam-A. Berman.... 1872
owiiz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
ri~c0fcrs Of the Manhattan CO.. J,120.05
GAsstER Israel (Gassler Dress
Coo-E. Kanter ................. ara 2f
w MO. Pefer-E. Miller. 1890
Mintor : co......,......s.s...'.. io7o. 40
yACpBs. Hannal-Palmer Reis. Inc. 10S.69
KELIS, VIM. J.--Seaboard Metal
Oorp. ''''...''....'s'.s.s.E lee.eo
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

FOSTER, Albert Edward. (July 20. 19f9)
Gross estate. SEA, 1853: net estate. $20,5T2.
Emily Foster Lawrence, daughter, received
the bulk of the estate.
WRAY. Charlotte G. October II, 1919.
Gross estate, $l2.304; net estate. S1O36l.
George J. Eaumen, friend, received ..6,2S1.
Episoorai Church. Testatrix was a re-
tired school teacher.
ROsENFELD George. October %. fOl9D
Gross estate. $is7 1885; net estate, S430S6.
Mrs. Ida e. Rosenfeld, the widow, has a
life estate In the property and power of
disposal by WILL
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bIatt & Co., Inc. c...........,...... $500 s.7se. 80
LEWIS. Robert VIC. Wlllumsen. 1.254.07
LYONS. Robert Y.--Domestic Laun-
dry Equipment Corp. ...,...,..,,. 1903
MARTIN, Laura. and Mary Katz-
People. &c ...................... 1000. 90
MARTiN. slI,RN. Joseph-Alen Brdoley Co. .2o5.5o
ANCE. Inc.-CataIlna Trading Co. 1,o55.2o
sAME-same .,,.,...........,..,. 1.065.20
ct Al COSTS .............,....,.. 1850
and Isidore Margolia-Paeiflc Bank 2.4ee.2
MATz. fsidor NJ. Isidor Messenger
and Jacob 5. Weinerman-Glaser
Mercantile Credit Union. '..,.,... 445.4o
MAXWELL TRADING CO.. Inc.
Il C. Fucceillo. o.............,.... 916.10
oPLER BROS. Inc.--Agros Corp. 3.505. Is
ORNSTEIN. Sugmund-A. Dedmann 232.41
o'BRIEN, John P-W. Baihes. 3,11l.0j
PROUT. Petronella--J. Kaufman. 1874
me. ..........,.......... a59.7l
Waterproofng and Construction
ROYAL INDEMNITY co.-Ameri-
can Woolen Co. Of ~ Y.......... II ,3i3.32
R0SENZWEIG, Morris-s. Fox ct al 2,6T3.0i
Eisenstein-People. &c............ 10000
soLLENDER. Herman-Jacob Fein-
schenker Son, Inc. ............ s74.05
operative Pub. Co. co................ 44o.75
worhs5-Union smeit & Ref Co. 2li.ae
SOLOMON, Jacks. & B. Knitting
Mllls Observation-Disclosures. oS7 %
VAKJEN, John A.-Metropolitan
II tributers. nc................. e23.51
VECSEY, Arniond-L. Elgart ..,.. 1876
WAGNER, Otto-A. Orzechowski,. $50, 90
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WANT s4.60o first mortFsse on Food Wood
havea. queens. dwelling. sHAltUM, l10
Bway.
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alIsCELLAENOus LEASES.

ra1toos. Smith & Go. /~ith the Garage
Realty Company sold /he lcasehold on
~ West Flfty-sIxth dreet. a five story
building, 50x1O0. with an II" 75x25. oc-
oupied, by the Gem Garage. The lease
mas a.period Of approximately nine years
more 10 run. Louis Rosenberg, attorney.
represented the purchaser and Albert r.
Hadlock was attorney representing the
seller.
Hlrsch a Friedman leased the follow
ing stores In 1890 West Twenty-sev-
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wEISMAN, Abraham, and Fidelity
a Dennait Co OF Nd -Peonle. &c. B 90

WEISMAN. Abraham, and Fidelity
Deposit Co. OF Md-People, &c. 100000
BRONX.
The first name is that OF the debtor:
GERSEN, Isaac-S. Reubens. ..... 81 oil 80
HANSEN Sigrud-Indiana Flooring
20. ....-............. ..-....... olt.Uo
MCCARTHY. John TT. Sanders. 1872
DALLERY, George Wa w. Rod
reguez ........................ 221.41
FoRDE. Martha and b. Us. Bir-
HlnBnam ..........- .-s....s...s..- ooO.l-
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
STACPOOLE, Richard At. Nc
CATCHY: August 8, 1920 (vacated) $40, ,00O 90
Y. v T.EBEDJEFF ENG. AND
SUPPLY CORP.-Janovici Co.;
May IL. 1920 (reversed) ......,.. 60S.1t
tionai Bank Of N y; May &. 1918 I5.s5o.l1
DODEk, Harry and Phiiip-Com.
CrelcaseG ..'... .............:: I,ot9.7s
(releaaed) ...... ........,...... 1,0Sl7l
DE SALVo. Giuseppe. and Doni-
Gerber i % 8, 1920. . ..... ...,..,'. 5o6.oo
liner; September IS. 1912. ......... 1.e5s1s
cember 20, 1920. .................. 25o.io
January 2S. 1907 :. .....~,..,,,. s47.s5
July IL. iSi7 ...........,......... 252.4l
DUGGAN, Dorothy F.. and Eliza
beth F. Hurlemann-A. V. Illium;
~ 80 BRONX. w
HART. Thomas Al. j. *. NO' Ken
nedy July "a, 10lS................ Slsl'oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Cocoanut Oil Makes
a Splendid Shampoo

II you want TO keep your hair IN
good condition. DO careful what you
wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared sham.
poos contain too much alkaM This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brit
tie. and Il very harmful Mulsified
eocoanut OH shampoo (which Is pure
and entirely Ereaseiessl. is much
better than anything else you can
use for shampooinE. as this can't
possibly injur- the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub Il In One or two
;caspoonsfui OF Muistfied wiil make
An abundance OF rich. creamy lath.
cr. and cisanscs tho hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out
easily and removes every particle
OF dust. dirt. dandruff and ercesg
i've oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and 1, leaves II fine and
silky. bright fluffy and easy to
manage
You can get Mu'sfred eoooanut
OIL shampoo nj most any drug store.
II Is very cheap. and few ounces
Is enough TO last everyone IN the
family for months. he sure your
druggis, gives you Muisined.-Ad-
vcrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14

The exceptional values shown at Fahey-
Brockman's are attracting a world Of
attention from "men who know" Why,
they ask themselves, is it possible for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
TALK or INTERVENTION
n INCREASED
Shriners Publicly
Install Officers

Public installation Of officers was
hald IN the Shrine auditorium. Ma
sonic temple. Thursday night Those
Installed were:
Charles ID. Lewis. fliustrious DO
tensate: Mayor Hugh NJ Caldwell.
chief rabban: Richard w. Huntoon.
assistant rlbban: Louis p. schaefcr.
HIGH priest and prophet: +. Shirley
Gordon. Oriental guide: Earl r. slcg.
~. treasurer. Frank b. Lazier. re
eordcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Coughs and Colds
Catarrh, Group, Sore
Throat Banished by
Hyomei

The germs OF catarrh do not erist
- the same atmosphere with anti
septic HyoInei pronounce IL High-o-
mel.
Breathe Hyomef and relief from
eatarrh. coughs. sore throat or cold
will come in two minutes.
Breathe Hyomei and that stomach
Dtraining hawking In the morning
viii quickly disappear.
Breathe Hyornei and KIN the ca
tarrh germs. heal the inflamed mem
branes. stop the discharge OF mucus
and prevent crusts from forming in
the nose.
Breathe Hyomei for a few minutes
each day and rid yourself of con-
temptible catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei-gfve ~ faithful
trial and then. IL you are not salts
Ned. you can have your money back
Hyomef IL sold by Barteli Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Discuss Plans for
Thrift Week Drive

Plans for the local Thrift Week
oampaign. which begins next Mon
0ny. were discussed by executives In
charge Of the movement here. Thurs
aAy. Tho meeting was In charge OF
Henry r. King. who spoke on tho
importance OF thrift In buying at the
present time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Chinaman Is Fined
for Carrying a Gun

Charged with carrying concealed
weapons All Lew, 20. was az liberty
on 500 hail Friday. after his arrest
Thursday night by Detectives T. q.
Montgomery and J. o'hrien. at
sixth ave. and Washington st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14

Il IN a membcrnhip drive. The Khan
can't hold meetings with less than
four members. IL has only three.
The Khan II made up OF those uorv.
ing time In jnil here for failure to
pay ailmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Mustcrole Works Without the
Rlister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense In mixing 4 mess
Of mustard. -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain. soreness or stiff
ness with little clean. white Musterolc.
Musterole Is made Of pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredients
combined In the form Of the present
white ointment II takes the place o.
mustard plsstcrs. and will not blister.
Musserole usually gives promp, relief
from sore throat. bronchitis. tonsilitis.
Group. still neck, asthma. neuralgia.
headache. congestion. pletuisy. rhcuma.
tisr,. lumhago pains and aches OF the
back or joints sprains sore muscles.
bruises. chilblains frosted feet. colds OF
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia
sc and &c jarS hospital size $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
'CHIvO' IS
CURSE OF
CUBA FOLK
Comes Out Of Bottle
but Is NOT Something
to Drink!

HAVANA. Jan -Cnivo- Is
Urccking Cuba
-Chivo- In American Is graft
s,Chivo- Is dispensed In the form
e salaries for political sinecureS
Politics Is the influential Cueans
Sbctfie.-
-Bcstlc- Is Cuban Tor political
phsuA-
Many q cuesn's bottle Is 70 large
that Il Is called -denijohn--
WILL RATTLE FOR
HIS RAkE-OfF
And q Cuban WIN battle for his
hottie like a moonshiner for his
sill
Far too many cuhans exist on
eChivo- from Bottles
Which Ii one reason why Cuba
etill doesn't know the result OF the
presidential election last November
1.-THE first held under the electoral
law framed by General +. IL Crow
der. U. s. A.
DR.. Alfredo Zayas Of the new fu'
sion National league. claims he won.
General Jose Miguel Gomez OF the
HherAl party. claims he won
Meanwhile President Menocal con
o1nues to hold the presidents chair.
Menocal's administration has un.
officially reported zayas as ahead In
tho count
LIBERAL CONGRESSMAN
6TIIL. ON STRIKE
Gomez however. II confidently
awaiting the official returns
Meanwhile the liberal congressman
are stiil on strike. They walked on,
last summer because they were dis
Gruntied over an attempt TO amend
tho Crowder law.
Congress consequently CAM s~s
quorum to ACT on the islands des
perntc situation
Hence the moratorium declared BY
President Menocal
TALK or INTERVENTION
n INCREASED
TAX OF intervention by the United
States has been increased by the ac-
ton Of the Washington government,
IN sending Gencrai crowder 90 Ha-
vnna TO confer with Mcnccai on
Gfraightening out the situation.
Holding a new election under
Crowder's supervision. backed by
marines from American warshlps, Is
being talked Of as one way out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Alimony Victims
Form koo Koo Khan

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE Koo Koo
Khan has asked the courts 90 help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
Fahey-Brockman Lead the Field

such wonderful clothes to be sold at
such low prices? And they find out for
themselves by benehting from our UP
STAIRS PLAN, part of which is our
present unequaled offer Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14
University Of B. c.
and II. of w. Debate

Resolved. that an AngloJananese
alliance Is a menace TO tho future OF
Rritish,American relations" IA the
subject OF debate scheduled 10 take
place at Meany auditorium next Fri.
day. between tho universities OF
Washington and British Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14

II relieves stomach misery. sour
stomach. beiching and all stomach
disease. or money back. Large box
Of tablets at all druggists In all
towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-14

You owe it to the boys who fought for you
to phone Main 2286, and give them work
no matter what, or for how long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my cnnnc

INK ipJDS.
NEW YORK, July Most OF the large
primary market an! many OF the iare
wholesale dry goods houses were ri1saL
on Saturday until after the holiday. Go, 9.
ton goods wer" somewhat armcr and
steadi.r. Yarns remained uu!e,. Linens
wct" du!l and burihps very auIct.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July 2.-Bar silver a5Ed pcr
ounce. Money, g.. per cent. Discount
rates short THIS. 80 per cent: three.
month hiils. =. per cent,
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TENSION IS RELAXED
IN SECURITIES MARKET
Constructive Side Is Featured b,
Moderate Absorption of Spccu-
lntivc Rails.
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, July 2--Pronounced
relaxation of recent tension was noted
in the securities market this week
(, Aside from certain stocks in which
further reactions resulted from we'll
defined causes. technical or otherwise.
the list was fairiy STEADY.
The prolonged bear campaign and
liquidation which conferred around
foreign oils was intensified by an
nouncement of the provisions of the
Fordncy tariff bill. These impose un-
expcctcdly heavy imposts on oil of
foreign origin
Shares of other companies. which
are expected 10 come more or less
directly within the scope Of the new
tarin schedule. also sustained irregu-
lar rcvcrsals but in a majority OF
instances these. were only temporary.
Tho constructive side of the mar
kct was featured by steady but mod
crate absorption Of Investment and
speculative rails. shares OF the sec
ondary or rcOrganizcd roads cvinccd
greater strength than the dividend
paying stocks.
Equipments hardened on the up
ward movement of rails. but the more
volatile stccls reflected gradual dim
unition OF production. This also APP
piled TO motors and their subsidiaries.
as well as rubber and textile issues.
More slashing of prices by lndepend-
cnt steel manufacturers measured the
further decline OF operations at mill
centefs and strengthened the convic-
ton that additional wage cuts arc
contemplated.
The stronger position Of the coun-
try's financial institutions was shown
in larger Federal bank reserves. July
n t.fI fol. ANN ~ {
were inauguratcd without disturbance
10 tho money market Bankers cx-
pressed their opposition, however, 10
further reduction OF discounts at this
time, In view OF the unfavorablc re-
suits which followed last January's
lowering OF rates.
Foreign exchanges as expressed in
rates to London and Paris, were not
at all strengthened by the tcrmina-
ton Of tho British coal strike and re-
xortcd settlement Of the Silcsian con
trovcrsy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tkepCrted By Rodgers Plumner & Co.

July 2 1927.
iSe.to SOC per busheL Old stock Spanish
Coo Der Uushel.
NlRG1SlAS- Farmers stock Market
steady.
Fancy Jumbos &c 20 Tisc ger 10.
Prime JunbOs. 5tsc To Giac per Id.
Fancy runners 5tEc TO Sc Der III
Extra prime runners. sc to SIC per ID
Prime runners ti5c TO &c per 10
Smelling stock. 3Nc To r5c pcr ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

dition 69.2, the reduction in acreage
2S.i per cent ana the indicated yield
S.i33.ooo bales. excluding linters. was
almost exactly IN line with the aver
age expectation.
II proved the turning point in the
days market, however. earlier de-
ciines being followed hy advances
which carried October contracts up
from 1903 to l2.4S or 81 points net
higher October closed at i:i3 and
the general market closed steady At
net advance of - 10 - points.
The market opened steady at an
advance of TO 8 points. and active
months sold about II to II points net
higher during the early trading in
response 10 higher Liverpool cables
and reports that tenders Of 5000
bales in the English market had
caused no depression. This bulge
met considerable prcrcport realizing
which included some selling BY
houses with Liverpool connections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
OUR 20.PAYMENT PLAN

builds An Income With Your savings.
BY buying high grade dividend securitics
paying small monthly ins;allments Write
Tor Booklet E5a.
We also buy for cash on conservative
margin.
SCOTT & STUMP.
Stock Exchange Building. Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

10 gay more than i.G cents T. A. :. for
sleetr"iyhc Under these circumstances
Shtl tots Tor spot nearby delivery
are reported In the market and the mar.
kct has shown steady undcrtonc owing
l" ihc cont Inued curtsilmcnt Of proluc.
ton. belief that economic conditions
abroad are gradually Improving and the
smaller Imports which during May amount
Cd TO only 1000 tons. the smallest since
September. 1914
Lead Is steady 20 firm though uui.,
The proposed Tariff Of exc per pound and
me satisfactory ton. or cables fxvors
holders. but failed 20 stimulate demand
Tin remains virtually neglected. quota. .
lions keeping within i.-cent range Lon
don -ab!es wer: featurcles.
I!nc has been more active. trcscnt low
prices Attracting larger buying than for
several weeks
Ah,i,mony - dull and more or less nom
ind!. despite the proposed tariff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
7HE 7LMESDLSPAT CHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

pillow cases. and some other domestic
Some % the coarscr coiorcd cottons
nave been selling moderately at the lower
prices made last month. but denimS are
nuict. Small orders are being RACED
moro frequently by some ot the COW, :ine
mouse- that are preparing FOR the spiinE
1877 season. Jobb.rs are expected In The
markets abou; the middle OF the month
10 look over new lines OF spring fabrics
and to make engagements OF all lAll
goods not already provided for. Uni-.s
II appears that some general sti'nu.a nj
"a applied to business In other lines r:cn
IN the exile induttrY are not expecting
any srea; activity during tn: su,nmsr.
at The sam" tim. they say that Shc
volume OF curtailcd output is very for
bic ana goods not in surpluS
stock among retailers or iohhcrs The
new tariff bin Is highly protective as e:
ported. and less competition from abroad
l. expected in the home market. rhcre
are some Injuries ot "A substantial char
actCr IN :he markets. for brown sheetinss
for shipment to China and Central I'D
rotc.
Quotations current in primary markets
are follows: print cloths, 2S-inch S:S's.
ts.c; s,x9os iac: 3si4-inch ctxciS. sSc;
brown shcctings. southern standards. SIC
uckings. s-ouncc; staples. lie: deni'ns. %:
Indigo. loo: staple. ginghams. i2c: prints.
lie. dress EinYhpfns. loo and isc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MAnKEr

" W,,.IsDr-Crnir Co. 1917 Fast
Cary street rhonr Madison 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

and just before the government re-
port was issued active months were
selling about Is to is points net low
err, July touching ll.3o and Deem
Der i2.i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Weekly Mrtni Review

y further cut in setel prices In the near
future IA we'll probable rcndiustni. mt
Of wages gave the steel market weak
appearances. and the volume Of business
small 4; best the demand Is lim.tsb
prices in prospect buyers arc further re-
Iuc!nc their purchases and are awaiting
developments.
Pig iron continues vccy slow the undtr-
tone is weak and prices ar. barely main
ia!ncd. In Copper there VAS rather n
better EXPORT inquiry foiow!n. the set
tlcIrcnt OF the BritIsh coal strike and
some business was reported through the
copper export association. No Improve
mcnt occurred In IN domestic demand.
however and export interests was less
In evidence toward tho end OF tho week
when foreign buyers We're said To be
either out of Inc market OF unwilling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Weekly DRY f;nnIs

NEW YORK. july :-Cotion goods mar.
keis have held fairy steady with trade
unsettled cotton markets affected some
gray goods lines for time. bu, Tho
growing curtaiinScnt ~ Production ~ Il
factor Of inheritance In encouraging any
short sol inr or IN remaining shy %.
goods needed IN the next fcw weeks. De-
Bingham ncrcnIes. hrapcrlas .hnots nd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-11

9isle Sal ct meget l9rerige. Bt
bar alh6 beb6et, at Ben itore Sor.
ifier pan Ren65 % &btnoers 9eoez
ligbe6, .ltlpffestiIfeloe %un6tgane,
baientlig ffpl6tes Torifiel / Mfqbol<
%forbruget. Ea1lene bebiier reiten
me6 abiolr1t @itferbeo 6enne Mnta=
gelies &igtigbe6. 5pr &rigen par
MGn6enes Deoeligbe6 al 6e fem
Spgoomme ca. tire @ange &bin6erz
mes. 8i tager Mlfobo1en BORT, og /
al 11a. Mar @reneoinsin6=
fpenfningen begDn6te / 6oraaret
1910 gaar Men6enes Ds6eligbeo
neiten ne6 til &pin6ernes fer Sri
gen. .@bem Der life tror, at Mlfo=
bolismen ipiller nogen itprre &olle
/ set re%oruelige" 9anmarf, be6es
legge. go6t Merfe til, at raar Mfo<
bo1ismen folder Bort, iaa re6uceres
9e6eligbe6en al 6e an6re fire 9g6s=
u%ariager til &alb6elen. Sor Sc fem
tillamnnen gaar Sen life min6re ems
so, 8roeent ne6. Saa mart 8aa1=
oene | 1919 begpn6er at ilappes, bar
Ri itrafs b%egpn6en6e 5tigning.
(Sluttes.)