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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
TRAIL OF STATE
TROOPERsL LEADS
To BENNINGTON
Two Corporals from Hoosick
Falls Here This Morning
LOOKING FOR TAXI DRIVER
Israel Laflamme Involved In
Accident In New York Viii
lage Last Evening.

The uniform of the New York state
police made its appearance on the
village streets this forenoon, perhaps
for the first time since that organ ga
tion came into existence, Early this
morning Corporal ]. B. Lockwood and
Corporal d. S. Sullivan, pair of
strapping six-footers, in their neat
grey uniforms, leather leggins and
broad Stetson hats, arrived In the viz
lage by automobile from Hoosick
talls TO clear up the details of an
auto accident n the New York village
last night.
1t appears that Israel Laflamme,
Pennington taxi driver, and New
YORK state driver named Matthew
Mooney came together at Hoosick
Fails cross street. Laflammes Chal-
mers and Moneys Ford were both
considerably damaged, the Ford los
ing wheel and a mudguard.' Police
omcers were on the scene at once.
.ailamme did not understand that he
was technically under arrest, patched
up the holes in his radiator and
hnped into Bennington.
When Laflamme disappeared the
case was turned over to the state
police. News of the acc dent reached
States Attorney Collins M. Graves
who communicated with the secretary
of states office and by means OF the
number identified The Chalmers as
the property OF Laflamme. Upon
their arrival in town the troopers
called at the office of the states at
torney for further information. They
then left to look up Laflamme with
whom they returned in a few min
utes. The taxi driver made a stra -ght
forward statement of the accident
and expressed willingness to return
to Hoosick Falls. Arrangements were
made whereby Lafiamme and Chief
of Police Brazell should leave here
this afternoon in l.afiamme's ear.
They planned to 80 directly to the
local court in the New York village
and make an appearance.
Ii was not necessary TO carry OUT
this plan, however. inasmuch as Mr..
Mooney arrived here early this after
noon with Chief OF Police Byron
Willis OF Hoos ok Falls and effected
a settlement with Laflamme for the
damage to the New York state mans
ca
States Attorney Graves informed
the troopers that the Bennington taxi
driver was a thoroughly e.iaDle
young man who, he believed, had lett
town after the accident through
misunderstanding. The explanation
was satisfactory. Just before leay-
ing one OF the troopers remarked:
''Ta.s is the first time | ever came 10
Bennington. You've got mlghtiy
fine town here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
SAYS DIGNITY HURTS
UNIVERSITY CHEMIST
Speaker At Chemical Society Meet
Puts Industrial Chemist
In Lead.

Rochester, N. Y, April 27.-Closer
co operation between industrial chem
lists and the universities in research
work was urged today by DR.. William
]. Hale, of Midland, Mich, in an adj
dress before the dye division OF the Am.
Ierican Chemical Society, in session
here.
"In the past" he said, the univer'
sity chemist has regarded himself as
sa far superior to the industrial chemist
that it would seem beneath his dignity
to consult with the latter. Many Of
these university chemists now appre-
ciate that the tables have turned and
that if anyone is really to learn from
the other, it is the univeraty chemist
even in matters that bear upon re-
searches ia the pure science"
yet research in the universities"
he said. Should not under any condi-
tions take practical trend It should
be confined to the study of problems Of
the pure science itself
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
PASTOR is ASSAULTED
BY TROY HOODLUMS
Minister On Mercy Mission Rides In
Trolfey--ls Attacked BY
Angry Mob.

FN'dfJ
Troy, N. Y, April 27-Rev, h. w,
Locher, pastor of St Paul's Evangeli.
cal church at Fulton street and Sew
enth avenue, was attacked, by about
a dozen young men Monday night as
he came from the home of Mrs. Will
liam Hawley on Fourth street, north
of Tyler. Rev. Mr.. Locher was called
to the house to administer the sac
rament of the Lords Supper to Mrs.
Hawley, who is seriously i'll. He rode
in a trolley car down Fourth street
as far as st. Joseph's street, and after
alighting inquired of pedestrians where
Mrs. Hawley lived and was directed
to the place. On leaving the house he
was attacked by the men, who were
angered because he rode on the troll
ley car. He broke away from his
assailants and reentered the house.
woman standing near when the
men attacked the clergyman notified
the police and upon their arrival the
crowd dispersed, Mr.. Locher reported
the affair to Officer Rounds of the
first precinct.
Rev. Mr.. Locher's face was swollen
and his left eye was bad
iy discolored as a result of the as
sault. A,wg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
DONATION PARTY
Green Mountain Club "Clean-up" at
He'll Hollow Camp.

The Green Mountain Club viii hold
a spring house-cleaning and donation
party at the He'll Hollow camp on Fri
day evening of this week. Although
this is planned mostly for the pur-
pose of putting the camp in better
shane for the season the event VIII
be a social one and a good enjoyable
time is expected. The camp is IN
need of dishes and cooking utensils,
especially large fry pans, a medium
sized coffee pot, knives, forks and
spoons, coat hooks, hand and dish
towels, lamp chimneys. blankets or
quilts.
The party will leave the Y. NJ. c. A:
at $50 by auto and all are expected
to bring lunch as well as any dona'
tions they may be able to provide. NO
tify Miss Lillian Levin at the Benning
ton Garage. Coffee will be provided
at camp. Expense of transportation
will be divided.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
WANTED IN HoosIcK FALLS
Fred Norful Charged with Statutory
Offence at New York Village

Chef of Police Byron Willis OF
Hoosick Falls arrived here this noon
looking for Fred Norful against whom
charge of rape had been preferred
Little difficulty was experienced in 10
eating the young man and no court
hearing was necessary as he agreed
to go to Hoosick Falls and stand trial.
The appearance of Chief Willis and
another Hoosick Falls officer created
interest about Putnam
house square so much curiosity in
fact that States Attorney Collins NJ.
Graves advised the officers to take
their man out of town as quickly as
possible The advice was followed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
SETTLES DAMAGE SUIT
Plaintiff In Injury Action Wlthdraws
Insurance Company Pays Up.

Brattleboro, April 27.-A settle.
ment has been made in the suit Of
Nelson E Doubleday of Estey street
against Ansel ]. Pierce of Canal
street, so the case, which was set for
trial at the present term of Windham
county court, has gone off the docket
This was suit for damages of $12-
900 for injuries received in an automo
bile accident, and q substantial
amount was paid in settlement by the
insurance company by whom Mr.
Pierce was insured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bennington Restaurant
Corporation for the purpose OF electing
directors and transacting any otner
business will be held Tuesday evening
Nav Ord, 1921. at eight O'Clock, T. NJ.
a. the Cafeteria.
w. J. Randles, Sec
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
COMPETITIONS UNKNOWN
Fire Insurance Manager Makes Start
ling Admission In New York.

New York, April 27.-Admission
that no such thing as free competi-
ton the fire insurance business ex-
listed anywhere in the United States
today was made at the Legislative
Building Trust hearing by William A.
Robb, manager Of the New York Fire
Insurance Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
RATES ARE REASONABLE
|. c. c. Finds in Favor Of Rocky Noun
tain Roads-Dismisse Complaints.

Washington, April 27.--Freight rates
from points of origin east of the Rocky
Mountains to inter-mountain territory
were found by the Interstate Com
merce Commission not to be unreas-
enable, unduly prejudicial or otherwise
unlawful, The complaints Of shippers
others than in that zone were dis
missed,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
NO MORE AMNESTY FOR
MEXICO'S REBEL CHIEFS
President obreson Issues Order That
All Outlaw Commanders Must
Surrender.

Mexico City, April 27.-Rebel chiefs
in the Iuture VIII receive no promises
of amnesty from the Mexican govern.
ment according to personal order
sent yesterday to military commanders
in all disticts by President Obregon
All rebels holding ranks higher than
captain, the order said, must surrend-
er Internationally.
Rumors that Mexicans in the Unit.
ed States are planning a revolution
in this country on May 5 caused the
president little apparent alarm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27

Don't bust yourself buying beyond your
means Ride classy, depehoaple ny, M
tnrcvcle al an .upkcep cost so small
that you'li be astounded. Ask US about
HARLEY davidson MOTORCYCLES
We will sell new and rebuilt machines
on time payment plan, u deslrco- D,op ,o!,
IN and talk il over \. A. Patterson, l28
Dewey ST.. Tel. 2OD-J. eit~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
ocToGENARlAN DIES
Allen g. Spauldine Succumbs in Sons
Home at BrattIeboro.

Brattleboro, April q Allen b.
Spaulding, "a, died yesterday in the
home OF his son, Harry W. Spaulding,
on Linden street after an illness Of
three months with Brights disease
and complications due to his adyanc-
ed age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-75 Barred Rock day old
chicks. 1Sc apiece. ready for delivery
Thurs April 2Sth. Also 10 Barred
I,ocksaNav 9Th. at lSc James Il. Pow
ers, North Bennington, VT otis
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL
Victim of Shock Passed Away In
BrattIebcro.

bTdLITGUUTO.
Brattleboro, April 27.-Robert Nc.
Kee, so, died Monday in the Memoir
ial hospital, where he had been under
treatment several months. He was
first taken i'll with pneumonia, which
was followed by asthma, Death was
the result of shock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
MulIigan & Roche
STRAW HATS

FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
The smartest new shapes for the
Straw Hat Season now approaching,
are ready for you and your size and
style is here at the Rock Bottom Price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers and cooler tonight and
Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27

LoST-April II on main road between
Manchester and Bennington S5xS Alax
rewarded Please address Box 978.
\. Y. sltl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27

WANTHD-Middle aged woman fo-
general housework IN family of three.
No Washing, Address II H., r. 0. Box
i40. oltb
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-27

WANTED--At once, first class team
ster, steady work Thomas Hunter
Lumber Co, Tel. 226W. s2tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
STOCKS IN WALL STREET
SHOW IRREGULARITIES
Prices Open Fraction Higher, Then
Decline and Trading Comes
to Dead Halt.
SUGAR ORA VS. ATTENTION
After Advancing to go 81 ON
short Covering, Product Goes
Down 4 Points on Announcement
of Dropping OF Premiums.
SUGAR ORA VS. ATTENTION
Try u. j.. IinrnIIm.

NEW YORK. July l2.-priccs on
the stock Exchange opened a frac-
tom higher. declined a fraction. and
ih"n trading came To a dead hai,
During tho next 10 tho last hour tho
turnover WAS only 5000 shar"s IN
an active market that much stock
changes hands in avc minutes or
less.
interest again crntored in the sugar
stocks. After advancing to So 81 on
short covering. American sugar de-
"Nnch four points between sales on
m" announcement that thc premium
for borrowing the stock had dropped
rom three quarters OF point 10 an
eighth.
II !s believed tina, romc Of the
large Investment holders of sugar
!oan"d their stock simply TO collect
the overnight; premium Of SO on each
100 shares. Al any rate. carly today
- was dihicult to borrow the stock
~ any premium, and then suddenly
tho premium dropped
suEnr situation Rad.
In some quarters II was stated to-
day that. knowing the sugar .itua-
ton was bad. some large holders OF
American sugar had sold snort
against tho stock held In their boxes
and thcn had borrowed stock to
mako the floating suppl look small
IL "ill 10 recalled that carly this
:princ burant and others working I'm
StudeOaker stopped the decline In
mis- MY and then severely punished
Tho shorts But the situation then
existing in S,udebakcr WAS not tho
Fam" as that now existing in sugar:
there w"s "a" overnight borrowing
premium OF 80 for 100 shares. 1t
was reported today that American
sugar may announce this week q loan
81 '25,00Oooo
Gasoline. wholesale. : nnw selling
Al an average price IN thirty large
cites ~ Oil cents i gallon. TN.
.o""st price ~ IL cents in kansas
city. and tn" highest -. At seattle.
~ ELL IN. reduction from the year.
hlSh price is IS per cent
over LOCO leading business mon In
the West have po,itiouch the West
"rn raHs"nror Association for a
o0h = milo INTERCHANGEABLE mileage
book a, 20 per cent less than tho
prevailing passenger rate. II IL
argued mat this would givc the RAN
roads '6o,o0o.V"" cash AT once. and
That mo reinstatement, ri tho mile
az" book to bc used by travelling
statesmen would greatly stimulate
trade.
Eaiiway officials all through Fcd-
'ral control claimed that New York
central. because OF President Smi,h's
connection with tho railroad admin
i2'raiion. vac S"rtlns much tho best
OF IL compared with competitive
roads These claims arc justified by
inc annual report issued today for
ia:0. which included ten months Of
independent operation %cw York
C"ntrals gross income i. way on
compared with 1914 when smith w,s
acting as regional director for this
district. For 1920 New YORK Central
earned 80 "a snare for It's $4,000.
600 stoo. against s717 Tor 1919, ana
last years other income" Ma.
larger.
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,i;,sninS future r~nrcf - follows
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

hh, AGt, July i--Catt.": Receipts
't'N; beef steers. She stock and bulls
strong ic = ccnis higher. prime yea ling,
ana PETERS. S": top heavy st.crs, $50
hulk be:! steer, S'f-1uS.sj. hulk rat III.
BLOCK. t''yp".ISi ctnu"rs ana cutters
largely tIt1n so. nuik boloEn. bulls. SO
90 butcher bulls largely tj.;5ld.a0. vcal
- v"s. n To - cents higher. brIlk sii.pnT
ll.51. suckers strong. feeders SOW.
HoS~. Receipts. 3a.'01; butcher grade
active, Others slpU iarSc!y 10 to - cents
lower than yesterdays average. packing
grades "r most: closing weak on all *,
cent hest lights md lish; butchers: hold
hotter grade $3.50 a 1000: bulk packing
grades. So, n : 80, pigs strong to - cents
higher. bulk desirable s9ijTseo
sheep; RcCcip;s, 1900: sheep, has; Wo-t
crn ana Gull lambs steady. others weak
ia cents lower: top range lambs, Sii.5o
other" 81 % ~ 49, culls. 500; top native
" g .: fat N,ycs TOO down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
SEW ORLEANS COTTON
HAS DAY OF REACTION

NJ" ORLEANS. July ls-li w.s . d,y
NJ reaction in the cotton ui,rh., ioo,T
prin.S h.ing lower after - small amd short
.'tH "piufn on tn" opening Lowest nricns
80" LH't w me session and nero the
Ha"'nS months were Is TO % points under
ne c,9+e 81 yesterday. October ,ir0upinE
.-,"N u" 'loa@ was practically ~ The
.""c't' the trading months hcinE - io :.
boints down net. The main reason for the
nnattI,.n. "HS me realizing that came from
IN ne trading around til" niS; can tho
!nnrrf' was to 10 points higher 90.
,e.Eke man du" ana spot sales there Of
l''V'' ba!e. breaking alt reccn, records
caused sufficient buying To brin. ,hnui
this advancc. hut Amos, ir,ncLi.,civ
there was realizing Of buyers OF ycsfnr
uaE. anu Tue market commenced ia fan
on During the remainder of tho scssinn
IN" tr"nd was gradually lower the mari 90.
having little tendency 10 rc.oyc-
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SCATTERING LIQUIDATION
EASES OFF COTTON PRICES
~ N-s0cIhitd Prces. /

NEW YORK Jus /! Tn. cn,,o,
r't Wa lover today under realizing or
ling LIQUIDATION. Reports a: cIc.-.
.i,s N'hth"T iu mo South west probublv in
.! ih' south on tho 20 ,..arnoar 49,,
rhlch carried Octohe- down 20 1870 o. a.
n".I'a nslp" last Nights closing uua,a
4 h. ro,s h@' hs,iN.iS closoi ~ i.'5. Win
al net decline OF ! ~ = ~ n; '''N'
u" 'arly c"b'r- from Liverpool. .hox.a
,"h.hs-d strength ana .ti!l larger no,
80 u"tr- Tho local rrarket. hos.ycr
>l-'H@h an easier tendency from No 49,,
,p'"inE ln!ris lower 90 yslnt. p ~
JnJ hslnE relatively cay. owing
b...'"'''h OF notices csti'nsted a, 20
i..v"rnoo turned easier -f,a- Tho ro,.-
.P.rr.hs' Inc decline hc-o hs-u- .,ro,r'
-; private cables rcpo-i.rr HutI-
- '" Ii 'c'tcfing !dnEs AMI o.niirlin >
'h"l InhiA vas r fusir= % nav nr'rs.
as.'i '"r good ~ I.-nc.sh!ra IN III
H.at"i tn. NquiI.tIun oy -,nifcrin- inr.
srrohh'- around tn" local ring FRAT. IN
..I,''r wy" BUYERS on scale down and
,H"h good mrny contracts i'm IN. -.
,ouch'd shortly before the go -. 'S"rr
So.' a, III" .ni De'eIrhr- q, ID A,
rs s"'u5 - to :, roinis n; lower.
authority MAKING mo iT o. y sou'h,rn
ION or ~" crop only 81. ins,S,J -, -
- s.""F'i yesterday. seemed 10 s,fr.r,
~ ~, ~ attention and .ogs' hrnIr-s 70
800" NJ drg'inc = the -r-u!t o' an
any 'pcc.sl change In ,be r.ra,.i -, 49,. ~
2"'' h'fii h"f-e selling wa -.p0-:,t ic,c
-, ana hEaln toward The clos. An.
u,n. "isH traders found nothing Ia ind.
there ~. is!k az an imp-oySs ,n,. an
'h' domestic goods ,-kc.
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coTToNSt:JD or

SEN YORK. july i.-Attcr atvanrius
. ." y POINTS through covering ry hoe
''i"d -hoii- ana "a" .''.nB'h - crude.
y"li"ns"'d OIL iGrUgd cn-y under r~U''
taking aud .rc'' selling inspired ty th.
h,"clin al cotton. TN" close on Jus wtn
~ n"lEiS higher hut L''"f month, were
$40" barrels T"rGar. amounted .p ,no
hnr"i' Pri'n" crud" sold ~ sg5: prime
me yellow spot. '..T =. September
tSi"h.r. g, Decouhcr. So. Iaruary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13

'i:h. Corn gained .. 20 81. cents. ana
oats u, 10 cent. In provision. the nm
I'm vari"d from cents decline To /, Tha
advance.
NiruIout outhrea.s 81 MACK rust an whoa.
N N"ftn Dakota In The milk -;age were
!tp"rtrd o. Leading oNGcrt and other dis
lHr"'nS "dN!ecs which followed rapidly
""rH taken n ,snittcanl ~ SHARP pros
pee cuf'si!fn'nr ~ supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13

amount placed ~ ucr cont for all dates
"ith some .cQlers asis.ns "a Pc cont. Re
r"wH'S were arranged ar " p"r c.pt
Mercantile, papcr rates ruled "a, 10. To,
cont fOr TIA" best names ana -, per cent
Tor '"ss highly rated names in iUug,r MAJ
'GTi'ir-. som" exceptionally high -c.,S~
names command 80. p"; cent
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MISCELLANEOUS M>Kr,hrs.


DRY GOODS
NEN YORK iuly g. Moderate demand
Tor encctnsS and other unfinished cloth,
con- inG"a today Win hrnsr uuIrrtouc.
YARNS 'hoN"d Nttlc onanl~, except tha.
-1nnrrs Nef" iSm"r !u Declining low
and '"T'ta- "or" stronger fnr C.Tl Ills
i~ihr'l"n. ifnr'sHs. mems wcur ana lrc.s
goods ser" quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13

swift Init. .............
LIBBY ....... ,
It'btd" commemorative.
ub'n y ..-...........
N,,rlyHbu .........
brit.. American Tuh co..
Tobacco rEoi Export.
\. w l. common. &C..
= \ pu'p 80.
: - uf y. Y ..
rToii' Sharing 90. -.
Sweets ... -
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chicago GRAIN ,I,RErr
V""Vd IIUHs On Change
.II.N -

CHICAGO. July l"-Whcai went soaring
~ rEit" TO-DAY. largely hc"auS" or cpuccrr
as q" the crop "utl"ok On hoth ,i,Ir. -,
" Ni"nii,: IN" market closed steady
TENDER f2i, 10 ti.ry and DeSnn,b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
PETERSBURG PEANUT u,rk,,r

''''I0T'"I ~ FtNIE0f. I|UT-IW0g n ..
Inc
SPANISH Farmers stn,i. marie. ,.,rt..
~. Oh stn'k spanish Hc rcr bt.- h,,I
N'isI INS f'rn"r' stock. m'-n", roa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
[XNES- DISPATCHES RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

'iIfuIli
Although raw sugar futures opened .
-hai" higher on yesterdays b"tief -pot
market they soon Welded 20 tEo ala
Gulstn% news regarding Cuban finance.
thh under .iguld"fiun closed 'tAy ,t d,
not decline Of . 20 N points. I4.y g-.srl
800 Sept"mt.r &.ri D-e"mbcr LIS ana
Marc 20. all bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
n3 NEw YORK luy Y Range OF cotton

i'oft movement:
MinoT por's- Mlidllug. i.to. stock l;7 72l
gMlu"T ports Ecc"ipt~ 1855: stock Ia
i"'a today Receipts. 2S.s!". exports
50. GrS ~ '''''' 'N'"''s.
Total Tor :"sson-Receipts s..S.. 500: ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
StiCi.t :.

NEW YORK, July l.-Larr" OFFERINGS
~ Porto Rieos and Philippine Island con-
trifuSals today al ~. cents .. 4 { a=Erc-
eating 10000 bags. mot With poor
snons" from -uHcrs, VIII" took only sbou;
= 900 bags ot Porto Rico, and l..i3 tons
of fhilippin" Islands at "a cents e. I Z
for Iuly shipment on tho former and afr.i
for ihc latter. Demand was oU'v moderate
. al u was understood that Cubas were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE market FOR
eon"" futures Was tower today. owing 10
Tho easier ruling Of milreIs price. in Rio.
HaS'Hr no eNchanE" rai"s and continued
slack trade demand. Tho oHcning MAS un
changed 10 points lower. and active
months sold 10 To- I" point. below last
night closing nGures. with SrTicn,hcr
touching $50. There some selling ~
March believed To hc against the accept
Ance Of lower bids from New Orleans by
Eio shippers. but otherwise the pressure
was attributed largely To- scattering lluut-
dation Closing prices were II to u ro!nt ,
not lower. the iinal bids Ec.nc 40 follows
lm!S. f'i. September. $50 October SO
December, 5'?: January. $50 March ,pl
May. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-13
LIBERTY LOAN NOM MARKET.

by FRED'K :. NOTING & co.
Investment Bnrkers
ao' T.. Main Street. Richmond. Wa.
July H. 1921
High. Low. Close
First Shs ...........".. SS.oS S6.4 &c.
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CURB MARKET.
fHy Universe srrylcv


SEW YORK JAY IA dertlaliy
stronger tone was displayed a. the uT en-.
't .n the curb market an. morning. par,
tarfIrly lu the foreign oils. which moved
-uhs t.in'l.'l'y higher on urgent GOVERNS
~ -csI.t 90 PrssIdoU' Ntrd.uEs oppo~i
Although there va. some prpHi .t,kltr .
tho tpp 'nyr's. tho nhrkc' hold mp tt'rj
well. after srtl reactions G~"Hf a'tivIti
N3,e 20 no-'NI iu tho morning. boat Tho VaD.
-'Hrfeunh tp'IHwin= ne initial upNa',
swluE and trading al tuu-. was mn
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
RlChmNnd Union SinrL YarI.

July l.. 1877.
Remarks; Fair supply Of cattle Mar.
tGt SOW ana prices about steady with las,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
rs information and not guaranteed
Arrivals aud Departures of Passenger Trains
Daily. unless otherwise shown
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
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NEW YORK BONDS

,so,,u,, July Il. 1921,