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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
Knife, Chain and Link Sets

Or knife chain and buckle sets. These are all high
est quality and to please those who receive these
"Gifts That Last"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18

Mrs. Sam Stapleton spent Wednesday
evening with Lu Emma Chenoweth.
Mrs. Mary Chenoweth spent Monday
evening with Lu Emma Chenoweth.
Jennie Jones and Edna Davis called
on Cynthia Harlem, Monday. Luther
Horn visited with Dan Cotter, Mon
day ..Oga Jones spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Jones. 49,. Miss Mae Peden and Ito
Battey called on Edna Davis Monday
The girls of this city gave Miss
Mabel Petry quite surprise Thurs
day evening in honor of her thirteenth
birthday. Those present were Miss
Dorothy Williams; Mary Christine
Morgan, Edith Miller, Bernice Alex
ander, Letha Moore, Donna Irelan
and Ida Plat. They spent the even
ing in playing games and eating candy.
DUBLIN, Ind.-Mr. l.. w. C:anor,
who has been i'll for several weeks is
able to be out again. Mrs. Martha
Butler spent Thursday in Straughn,
with her brother. Mr.. Gauker and
family Mrs. Mary knipe returned
to her home, Sunday evening, having
spent the winter with her daughter
in Albany Ind. Miss Lulu Hudles-
ents in Fountain City. Miss Vera
Byba closed her school last Friday
and is home for her vacation. =. Miss
! Lora Henly, of Mooreland spent the
week end with her parents :. . Mr. Or
vile Hines, who has spent several
months with friends in Illinois, re-
turned here Tuesday evening ........
Preaching service at the Friends
, church Sunday morning and evening
at the NJ. E. church at 1890 a. M:
Rev A. A. Turner is the new pastor
sent by the conference for the com
ing year. Services at the U. B
| church at p. m. ... Mr.. Marshall
Steffenson. son OF Mrs Margaret Stef
fenson. of this place, and Miss Alma
Stevens. daughter of MI and Mrs
Otis Stevens west of town. were unit
ed in marriage at the home of the
! bride last Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Bundy, of Dunreith, aunt Of the groom
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of the immediate family. After
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Steffenson wen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATIVE
Notice is hereby given that Jennie
\. Mills has. on the 9Th day of April,
1921. been appointed Administrative Of
the estate of Margaret A. Judy, de-
ceased. by the Clerk Of the Wayne Cir
cult Court OF Indiana. and is now act
ing S such. The estate of the deced-
ent is probably solvent
JENNIE A MILLS
April Ills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
HELP WANTEO-FEMALE

GIRL WANTED for part time to assist
with house work. Phone 41i2.
w NTF,D-Thoroughly experienced al
loratiou woman. one who understands
fitting. Call NiGran's Ladies' Shop.
JADTES-We teach YOU hairdressinG.
marching, beauty culture. few weeks.
We place you in position. High salary.
Write. Muler College. 103 :. Wells,
Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
MALE HELP WANTED
HELp wANTED-Male or Female

Young MEN. WOMEN over II for
Postal Mail Service. s120 month. F.N-
aminations April May. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars OF
instruction write J. Leonard. tformer
civil service eXaminer) 1041 Equitable
Bldg. Washington. ID. &.
TO MAKE; $500 MONTHLY MAILING
circulars. l furnish material. tnstruc-
ton. l2C. Nerga supply Co. 81
oliver St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
having moving picture ambitions can
Join our organization. Write for free
informa ton. 800 Chamber Commerce
Building, Los Angeles. California.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18

The coming days Of early sum-
mer bring out larger and broader
brimmed hats. The turLan, the
small. snug fitting hat may be
popular in winter ana bring and
in windy weather, but when the
warm days arrive and frilly sum-
mer frocks appear the large hat
becomes the vogue.
Here are three models which are
distinctive and charming. At the
left is a large shade r.: made IF
rough straw in q pretty shade of
blue. It is TRAINED with clusters
Of small fruit and flowers. A bard
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18

William Pheysey, the Official wine
faster for the British government, re-
ceives salary of $500 a year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
FARM LANDS-Wisconsin

LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER just
out, containing 1927 facts OF clover
land in Marinette County, Wise onSin.
If for a home or as an investment
you are thinking of buying good farm
lands where farmers grow rich. send
once for this special number of
landology 1t is free on request. Ad-
dress Skidmore Richie Land Co, 4o6
Skldmore-R Richie Bldg. Marinette,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18

Of velvet ribbon encircles the crown
and some of the fruit and flowers
are fastened on the under side of
the crown in the manner which is
so popular just now. It gives a
rather bacchante effect.
The hat in the center is made OF
white horsekair braid with a wide
flange of the fancy braid or the
edge of the slightly dropping brim.
The trimming of this hat is most
unusual, being nothing but many
white worsted balls hung about the
top Of the crown and also at the
base.
The charm of the black ice b. I.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18
Suburban

GREENS FORK. ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sanders entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. S. O. sanders and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, all OF Hunt
ington, Saturday night and Sunday.
The Needlecraft club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Tommy Grey.
Eight members were present includ-
ing Mrs. Ethel Wise, Faye Grubbs,
Mrs. Ed. Allen, Lucille Linderman,
Gladys Ridge Amanda Bish. Ada
Cllery, Ruby Stanton and Mrs. Mar
garet Gray. Mrs. Della Fisher and
son. Robert AND Mrs. Edna Burg and
daughter, Elnia, were guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Burg and daughter
Elma. of Williamsburg, spent Thurs
day with MI. and Mrs. Tommy Gray.
The Junior high school play will
be given Saturday evening. April %.
....Mr. Charles Smith left Friday
morning for Newcastle Mrs. iona
than Cloud spent Thursday evening
with Mrs. E. NJ Stanton. Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Fox, of Newcastle, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe
Stigleman.
WEBSTER. Ind.--Miss Elsie Glib
son. of Galveston. is spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. Noel Gull
bertson. Mr.. Albert Stotten sui
| fered painful accident to his hand
Wednesday afternoon while he was
working at the gravel pit. A physi-
clan was necessary to dress the
wound. Mrs. Scylur Snyder spent
Monday in Richmond. Mrs. Matte
Moore. OF Richmond visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Burger. Monday -. The
Daughters OF Rehekah lodge went in
a body to Hagerstown, Tuesday even,
ing where they gave initiation work on
| new mem bers. Those attending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Borton, Mr.. and Mrs
Alphens Jessup, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Beeson Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs
! Wilcoxen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarent Pal
mer, M. and Mrs. Joe Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Harris. Mrs. Meta
HenGershott. Mrs. Leo Burnett, Mrs
! Belle Wills, Mrs. A. G. Baldwin, Mrs
! Clara Culbertson. Miss Alta Wilcoxen
Mr.. Harry Jay Mr.. Harry Hunt, Mr.
Will Wills. ........T The Ladies Aid o.
! Friends church will meet THURSDAY
afternoon for sewing in the aid room
WILLIAMSBURG. O.-Mrs. Ma.
Peden and Mrs. Cynthia Harlem spen
Sunday evening with Lu Emma Chen
oweth and father. DR.. |. r. Harri
son and Mrs. Hazel Miller spen
Thursday aat Union City ....... Mrs
Della Thomas is staying with he
mother this week. E. DR.. I. r. Harri
son and Hazel Miller spent Monda!
afternoon in Anna o. Mr. an(
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-18

is undeniable, particularly when IL
is worn with just the right degree
Of coquetry. This model is Of black
satin and lace. The lace forms a
drape on the hat and extends into
scarf which is worn ca. elessly
thrown over the shoulder. A long
bead tassel finishes the scarf end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
Charters Granted.

TIE following charters were ISSUED
yesterday BY the State Corporation
Commission:
The Liberty Savings Bank or South
Boston. Va. South Boston: maximum
capital. $4,000, minimum. $4,000
president. J. Vi. Mason: secretary, y.
G. Canada. John W. Matters. VI. H.
Coleman and L. Il. Hamilton. all OF
South Boston. TO do "A general banking
business.
The Midfcld Company. Incorporated.
Charlottesville; maximum capital.
10000. minimum. $1,000: president.
l.. Barksdalc; secretary. Grace Rus
sell, ana W. G. Watson. all OF Char
lpttcSNlll". to mine and dean in oil and
minerals of all kinds.
Federal Timber Company. tncor-
roratcd, Newport News: maximum
capital. $4,000; minimum. 500. pres
il.nt, {. :. Crcelman: secretary w.
NJ. Fout. and IL. crceinan. all Of New
business.
Portsmouth Premier Pleasure Com
pany. Portsmouth. maximum cant.
tai $500: minimum. $500. president,
John WinSlow. secretary. William
GroEau. ana George Walker. All o.
Portsmouth; TO maintain a clubhouse
for the amusement of its members.
w. VI. Mutter Corporation, Ports
mouth; maximum capital. $1,000.
Flynn; secretary, T.. l.. Muttcr. and
W. NJ. Muttcr. all of Portsmouth: gen
Cral construction business.
Warrior Dudley Coal Company, In
corporatcd, Richmond; maximum cap
ital, 100000. minimum. $4,000: pres
ilcnt. W. IL. Warren; secretary. John
IL. Dudley, and ". II. Warren, Ir.. all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
LInEKTY LoAS BOND MAnKEr.
~ Fred'k Il. Noting & CO..
Investment Bankers.
9UI - Main St
COTTON TURNS STEADlER
ON MARKET COVERING
ny Associated press;l

M" YORK.. June The nTSt govern
mcnt crop report OF the season failed to
stimulate business In the cotton market
ana fluctuations were comparatively mar
row. Evidently. the condition OF &C. com
pared with Ca. tho low record of last
year. and 'G.7, The ten-ycar average. had
been discounted. although II was shade
above the average OF private reports re-
Gently issued. It's appearance caused n
furry of realizing or iiauidation. hut after
the prico rallied. closing Mt l3i3. Tho
general market closed quiet Il, aot
decline of To 10 points.
Trading was quiet from the start. The
opening was at q decline OF to S points
and prices sold some . to 10 Joints below
government report was isued a result
tion.
Tho furry of selling. which followed the
iiss.Itt to l2.S5; and December from 1870 to
20 points net lover. Tho condition was
encourage enso fresh ssiling for short ae-
tering lianidation by wall Street. local
and commission house longs had beea
coyerIns; Last price. ahoyed, rallies OF
The revised hgures on acreage planted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
BEARS OPEN MARKET WITH.
RAIDS ON SEVERAL STOCKS
|A'ncrican Sum t,rn, Baldwin, CRU
ciblc and Sugar Were Weak
and UnfiiIn.
|)IifER SHARES ARE STRONG
'cdrraI Reserve Board Declares
recovery i'm Production and Dis
iribution During May Is Definite
turn for Better.
'rifER SHARES ARE STRONG
by u. l.. IInrnIIm.

~ ~.
NEW YORK. June What appear
"a be boar raids began early In
ne day In american Sumatra. Bald
10 crucihlc. American Sugar The
F"St OF the list. however, was frs:
irm and thcn strong. II is possible
hat tho stocks named were raidcd in
an effort TO get back other shur.s
nat have been sold short heavily.
ia" market as whole had every
Indication today OF trying to make
h" ,nrn for the better
There was some reason FOR tho do
Iii in the sugar cocks Rcforc the
mnrkct opened. price reductions OF
Twenty-Five puintA TO Gas wcrc an
noIuccd by all Of the large rcnncrics.
Hmorlcan sugar common sold lower
ItpH8y than at any tim" since 1894
when til" price. although the divi-
3dcnd was then l2 per cent. got down
I TO - 3-S. Tho preferred shares sold
. az the lowest level today in twenty
hro yoars Both stocks pay Z per
cont, and there is some talk Of a
reduction in tho rate on the common
shares
There IN also some talk or a trade
war between tho American and the
Federal. However. the mere fact that
American sugar shares are ceiling
IhEhor than other per cent stocks
would explain tho recent weakness.
! Th" general fooling is that at tho
IncNt meeting tho regular dividends
vii be declared.
| In i,s regular monthly bulletin on
general trade conditions. tho Federal
Reserve BOARD says that recovery in
Ipro3uc'ion and die,rlhution during
Mas. although retarded. Was In prog
rosE. definite turn for the better
A.. lie. 2
domestic intvstry 1t was added.
However. that foreign trade was eth
arrested ma depressed
This view regarding foreign trade
was confirmed hy today's appointment,
~ eight prominent mon IA south
Amen can oNror, trad" 10 complete
plans for forming corporation to
lslujda,c mcrchaudise piled w a
wharyos and warehouses; I'm South
American ports The interests Of the
shippers urr to be pooled, and I'M
claimed goods arc TO b" marked down
10 present values. This condition.
pins tho Inability of some other coun-
ltrics 80 hunuor purchases oi goods
lh,rr accounts Cor tho depression in
forc.-r trade.
p.,tenGrph estimates place tho un-
2nli,d orders az IA" steel corpora'ion
10 bo puhli,hca a week. from TINE
[,omius Frtany as ot MnE 81 i, 1000 2
! 600 tang ,yhich would b" a dcclin"
OF about 100000 tors for tho month
: Tbo Hcrilno for Aprll Was $4,000 tons
to 5.Si5.OGU. which showed a loss %
40 p.r con, against last July. "hei
tic do"nward 'aTn started
Although Treasury officials predict
OIL today that there would bc sttl
lover rodlscpuut rates AZ the Fed
,.f ,...r,.a hanks This, suinmcr. There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
LOWER COTTON PRICES
QUOTED Nv NEW ORLEANS
Lny As.leL...l Iro..-I

NEW ORLEANS. Iuns s-priecs were
.nWrT IN ,as.uh to-day under the combined
innlg"g" II slightly higher crop con
I''.'n rgiHr' Nan "NG.r'ct. and continued
iay@.a 2." w..ather ever The helt III some
weather ana the belief that tf.r crnn had
lmpr"Nnd sine" May - Tho dat. OF The
condition report. hal moro to .In with
Jhn shHF.nE tendency than the coalition
IN" NOR aoiive months wcro i ia IL
gulnts under tho close Of yystcrdav vl.h
Jug on 20 lsia ma October on To- !, ~
NJ ..uN' thgwcd net losses Of only : "a
p,"iniS with July at 1874 and OCTOBER
rho condition figures OF 60 per con, Of
h"IH." were just about = 9n!ut HIGHER
,h 3.l TIE ay.eIasss II gNpcctatioa. as /, Vas
tfunI 4" u"in's down inst before mo
i'in'' was F'.tt out. ma soon after ~.
NEur'S Nero known want In ihr .op,..,
levels IN" small declines prior ~ th,.
tcrort wer" due 90 the favoranio weather
II tho early trading October NJ ono
I'm" stood FONTS over The Close 81
Yesterday. ~ svuIBthy With better rHlr.s
' ,hd- iHG a9d .:.ofgn,e.whlt more che.r,u,
G!d me 'n"rh"t show real strength. ana
H.fint ihr greater pHrt OF the session or
rfti!"nS ~" restricted ~ tn. holiday
nt!" TOMORROW. IN observance az CON
!vIvrat" Memorial Day W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

or Kichmond. TO mino and deal I'm
coal.
Revival OF charter of Knob Appl.
orchard Company. Incorporated. Hca-
noke: maximum capita. Sl5.OOy: min
imum. $1,000: president. NJ. NJ. CalG.
We'll. secretary. W. j. Bradshaw. ard
G. IL. bradshaw and l.. \. Schuaert.
ali OF Roanoke; to deal in fruits.
orchard supplies. etc.
y certificate OF authority was issued
70 Clarence Hodson * Company. In
corporatr' under the laws OF the
state OF Ncw York: maximum cap,-
tai. $500: Richmond principal office
IN virginia with Richard II. Caring
ton In charge; 20 deal in stocks.
bonds and other evidences OF indcht-
cdncss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

CnICADo CNrTI.E MARKEr.

CHICAGO. JApe cattle. rscciats T.
y"Rr.ing, steady to strong: others. steady.
top. 80. welsh, i"ti pounds bulk nrsf
steers S.crnI $50 TAT Cu"- ana h"if"rz.
sinc~rrs and iscd"rs. steady, bulk FAT
she stock. o.:5 SIS; nu,'s ~'rour 10 p
cents higher. bulk. i!..F.It: calves. - to
10 cents higher: BUN, s60T3.5.
l!ors. r"""ipts. $40; or"ntrr strong 20
J" cents higher. closing weak - nj steady
10 - cents lower than y"-t"gaHy'I aver
Ae", h"iioY"T liberal. ton, % early. hu.i *.
40 10. pigs. N TO i cents higher, bulk
Desirable. NiH|f -.
sheep: rece!u;s. i2oae: firm. - cents
HIGHER; shoTH lambs. top, llJ'. huIlS, n ~
n so: California springs. 49,. bulk.
lsWfi 1890: Texas woth"r-. 49,. Texas
ycHriluEs, S.25, !ew California owes. 10.
bulk Fat ewes. 3.tgd i.j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
bank Of England Statement.

LONDON. June 2.--Thr weekly
statement OF the Bank OF England
shows the following changes:
Total reserve decreased. Cl.2Ti.GO0
Circulation Increased fl.oSS,GOO
Bullion Increased fi3.S42
Other securities increased f7,SSl.-
other deposits Increased f2I,l0e-
600.
Public deposits increased fi7T.Gc0
Notes reserve decreased il."S5 600
Government securities increased
$50. $50. 600.
The proportion Of the banks re-
S"rv. liability this week is li.S3 per
cent.
Last week il was It.7S per cent
Rat" of discount 9 - per ceut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
CURE MNliIii.I.

NEW YOItK. Juna .-I.ittIr improve
W"n' .n trading i. IA" curb married. was
shown today. business continued o. a
small seal, aud mnycnrura wor" small
anu important. IN ;he moruing a steady
20 Hrp ton" Mas displayed. bat toward the
afternoon IL saEE.nE tendency developed
~ numerous issues ana fractional losses
wrro Sustained.
IN the u. rroup l.arach.ho oil wa-
nr'Ny. \ Ncndy tone was reported in
'Hrib Syudieai" and IrteruH 'ipual rstro-
.cnmr AnE.u- American OH Dropped more
NmtiraWa lod Leather wan steady bu,
INV" change n,ryr-.d In other Issues
u. h. and ". itigh's "a- Ia fair demand
az 20 fractional uptUrn. one or two metal
shares Developed activity. nus "a a rule
trading wts light AMI movements sulh..
ANA irregular Eureka, trD.sus advanced
I".U'. from t's initial quotation. Ma
ilunHi Tin fell fraction on pressure.
bu' mad" "a sharp recovery ou iup.J. sum
porting ORDERS. Bpuls were fairly active.
With change slEhtly ahuv" tho previous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
Hank or France statement,

fAklS, Juno 2.-Tho wycllly stntc-
mont OF tho Bank of France shows
THO following changes,
cold in hand increased $4,000
francs.
francs.
Notes in circulation increased 1885,
Nl00o francs.
Treasury deposits increased o.
Gis.0Ou francs.
$4,000
Bills discounted Increased 90. S63,-
600.
Advances increased 22.aaS coo.
Fresh advances To the state
amounted To 2O0,0O0.Go francs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.


$Ew. YoRK June. tn. uarhet Tor
coffee futures wa higher tOda: owing to
advances in Brazil ana reports that 70
cent nuy,uatioIs had resulted in futures
here selling far below iGT.:y with
primary markets Buying wa, not par-
ucularly active, but offerings were com
p"ratNefiy small and after opening q"
% points above last nights nnal prices
with September touching j.Si. or now h!gn
ground FOR tho movement. That delivery
clonet a 81. with the general market
closing a. net advance OF 10 TO II
points. July, CT: cptembcr GNi; oc-
,"her; SO: p.cemhgr. ~; January. i5i;
Spo: coffee WAS reported in better do
nAuG. With prices 1r:ucr at G7s 20 : for
re . and %, to 81. FOR santos IL. Cost
and freight offers included Santos g. at
go to 1909, and Victoria Is and IS at SO
to Go. American credits. Tho on icial
cables reported decline OF 30 reis IN
the dollar buying rate with an advance
al i-i2d IA the Rio exchange on London.
Milrcis prlc"s were hlsheT. The, carly
q; Iio and OF ~, 10 30 refs at Santos.
Later, cables showed further gains Of
about 20 to 800 rcis In the Rio market.
ana OF - To 30 rris al Santos. Brazilian
mort receipts. 5000; Jund!ahy rcCc!Its,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

LOST year showing nm Increase ~ rbou,
i,|''H" nc-'f. a" CpWUn-ci wiih The pre-
i'ui"ary estimate. furnished the b1sla Tor
nl' .linluhIS Hsur". w"-" lliS"iy to ula"r-
estimate iDis years area
There w,s also r"n-iie-ahlc comment,
on tho nrurcs az last ycar'S yield nor
aero. making IL l1NF ppuUfp. yorIrarvs
49, ID li"s, the average % ia" ton i-., l.
Gus s.as r.. nh. Was regarded a. I,mou-
s'r"iluE thai a fIVUrauIn growing season
might n'!nE poor crop start ir tp a
v'iF satisfactory result. and local ,raG.ra
n"N"Ee Tint tho p--sr0t hro. has pl-
'"aiE maj" SOM" imaTrv"mcut' SINCE IN,
iH'' o.! th. rpv"rnuyeat report Tho l.iv-
etroul market rrwhtayh uruu ~ .~aIc IN
'hn .Hnpli!uu hruEcs. but showed nu sue-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
Gu, Public Debt !. Millions in May

WASHINGTON. Lun" 2.--A reduction
of $4@.S23.lSi in the public debt our
ing MAY was announced by the Treas
ury Department ON April 30, tho
total gross debt stood S2a.9?5.56i. ''6
ne compared with s22.ai2.Iil on
May 81 Redemption OF Treasury GER
tiFcatcs or Indebtedness was mainly
resuonslhlc Tor tho reduction, Treas
ury officials explained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
SUGAR,

NEW YORK. June THE raw sugar
clincd I" the basis ot i.75 for ccntrlfueal.
although at the close the market was
"til! rather easier In tone. Most OF the
business was il Porto Rican sugar. al
though there was sale To Il local rcfncr
Of 1900 bags OF San DominSocs for prompt
shipments at cents e. /. T.. which IS
equal to ,. cents duty paid. believed To
l." against sale OF refined for export. OF
the Porto i.lcnns sold there were 1900
bags late last night AT iS5: 5000 bags
early at i.T and TACO bags to Savannah
at AT, and 2l,9yo bags at 4.5
Raw sugar futures We're weak and prices
declined to the lowest level recorded since
pre-war dnys with Iuly selling down to
29S and December to 273. Both trade
interests and brokers with Cuban conncc-
lions sold. owing to the weakness OF the
spot market. and closing prices were at
the lowest OF the day and from 10 to -
closed at 49,, September. 800. and De-
The market FOR refined was also casicr.
and with business considerably less active
Fine graduated Is now quoted at go to
G.;:5.
Refined futures shared the depression
in the sno' market. with Juty selling down
20 . ~ and SeItcmbcr to 6.35 or - to 81
points net lower. but there was. only. a
were Z, TO Is noints net lower. July
and October at GO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

sew oRI.EAES Jlnc rtrarh rico'
np .t!"r. n.ceipt.. fi'i ''rh' ia'i."-s
rockets blu" ro-o At - n -. nacelgts.
'.rrm rico. BOB rockets. iiian and p"..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
CnTTONSEED OIL

NEW YORK. June "A broadening
trade In cottonsced oil today was nj.
tended by sharp riRo in near months
shorts; Commission houses and rohners
and crude oil. Last prices were ! 10 rs
points not higher. Sales. 1850 barrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
ifty Universal Sorylco.i
Wv VOTE Juno ..-IlnMgr ~ cnttnn
E EaW W T5lEn mgiini,iid,.ns ,.s r,.o,,. 10

stock 1850
Minor uurts-siurly ! 80
Total 'pdaN ncColp,r ala. cyror,s g.,
i.N: stock l6NfgGi
r T?;h tcr wec',-Roe"ip;a. ic5S2. *.
Total for Reccir,s. so3o.5: Ok.
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RICHMOND LIVE. SToCK MARKET.

p,, .Iunc . 1921
thlTlN active AZ last weeks prices
strictly 200! steers. l.lco lbs
f:Nirn chnLcc ncavv steers .nnne On sal.