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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
GENERAL WOOD
GOES UP RIVER
FIRST TRIP OF BIG PACKET IN
SEVERAL WEEKS GOES
TO PITTSBURGH.
Betsy Ann, Loroy and Helen E.
Come and Leave With
Heavy Cargoes.

Thu General wood arrived n: tho
Wheeling wharf !atn AS evening from
CINCINNATI OF her first trip after being
tod up for scvcra! weeks on account "i
tho low stag" OF water in tho lower ONO
river district. This packet Is carrying
\ heavy cargo o! freight. consigned TO
dealers IN the up river district After
docking her for scv"ral hours she de-
Parted ~ an early hour this morning
on her way 20 Pittsburgh.
The Betsy Ann locked yesterday ar
;nrro0n from Portsmouth with 4 very
heavy cargo. enr"ut" to Pittsburgh. At-
ter laying here fn.- several hours. she
Departed at 6 "'rtocX "u her way IN the
river In addition - tho large ship
-':nnt oF freight. she also carried large
.Umhc" Of passengers.
The Helen T. departed yesterday
morning a. ll:3h o'cl"rH on her regular
trip 70 New MLtamoras. She was Load
ei to tho guards with freight and will
make all stops down IN" river. Size will
return late this evening.
The steamer Leroy arrived ~
o'clock last evening With very heavy
cargo brought from Xanos'ilo C"nsiGn'
Cd % loyo! dealers. 81" "Ill leave this
morning At 1850 ocl"'n on her regular
weekend trip 10 Marietta.
TIL" General Reach will Go@k carly
Saturday from Pittsburgh "rrou.e "a
ZancSyilo This boat Is reported l"av-
Ing tn" Smofv city wharf with largo
cargo and will make way points down
tho river.
\ stage Of q feot &C wafer and sta
iionarr was registered lat" last evening
Mt the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
ATTEND NATIONAL
LEGION GATHERING
Governor Morgan, Department Comman-
der Ntcksrson and State Ad1u-
tant Kaiser to Go.

Word was rrc"ivcd ~ 'h.s city v"s-
to-day from Kansas '}if. :" IA" "ii""'
that ';CT"ruNr T. = M"rGarL 90 this
state has promised :" l." on hand IN m"
western city during ~" Third NM ona>
convention 81 ;hc American Legion.
witch = 90 I've NOVA on O,tCa"r 81 and
November , and :
1t Ia understood hat ! Ry:on Sl"lee'
son. state commander. md R"rnaro r
Kaiser. state adiu;~r'. Will attend ne
convention srd rrov!linG that tho IA
t!onal officials Of tho Legion nro $40
rrSstul IN obtaining tho ono cent far"
rate In tho eastern state no Doubt quite
n few Of Wheeling eg!onnaires WI.
also mako tho trip
II IS understood that the ns;'ona
Officers arc working hard al 'hs present
limo and before the ond Of mis- month
they s1Dert 70 have the ono can't faro
rate In tho eastern states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WHEELING FEDERAL :,
TERM TO Be HEhv
Hearings on Citizenship Petitions <
Require Two Days-Big Docket
Prospect

John II. Conrad deputy clerk Of q
United States district court. states thai
1T the October term OF federal couYj
(Which convenes in this city on Octeb
IS. Will he very busy session.
AT present the number Of crimiA
and civil cases are not so very lar
but hy the time the term will opefl
Is thought that there will b plenty
cases.
Two days will he taken up BY Ju6d
W. f. Baker in giving aliens hsarinl
prior 10 their receiving their citizenShl
papers. This is the largest numhei
that has ever been given a hearing Q,
one time. there being ia aliens to b
heard. Il
Mr.. Conrad further stated that tn
I Total number cannot be heard at onl
time so that they will have to b
divided up. FIFTY will be heard thi
first day. Thursday. October 20. while
the remaining s!xtyfour will be heaft
on F'riday.
This Is the largest number that have
ever been given hearings at any tern
Of federal court especially in this city
In addition 10 this ESQ foreigners arl
awaiting hearings IN Belmont COUNT
JUST when such will take place 70 Nd
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
AUTHORIZE WELLSBURG
TELEPHONE RECEIVERS
TO NEGOTIATE LOAN

Nn order N u receiver. petition. sly o!
'.aud" vaU' aEaiN~' tn" Wr,.>h AK
li"Hr T"icph"r" ,UnranN. 81 a. was re
c":v"d by John II. Cour;td deputy ci"rA
Of N" United states court. from JH'G"
II. t.. Baker who had acted up"n sam"
IN September 18th.
The petition prayed that tn" rcrri' cr:'
be allowed :" noE"tIa;" y loan "f not
n3"r" ;hnu 5000. yh.ch w!Il permit then.
10 carry on thr business Of n" tr!r-
phone C.mpany. SIM" this order has
been entered the receivers vii. now
have the power 20 raise III" mun"i
either by not or rcr"ivcrS certificate
THIS matter was - 10 taken up dur
irc IN" May term o; Federal court N
this CITY hut on account "f such n l'rG"
criminal docket II WAS imroSS'G'" for
Julu" Eakcr to get 10 everything j"HC"
Baker Is trying very hard To- clear a''
all Of ;h~ ",Nil Cns"S On -" 4" hc' sine"
he has been tC.l that MANY - them
have been hanging for s.""ra! Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
BENWOOD ITALIAN
WANTS TO BE CITIZEN

Angelo ros.vcIu - years old. Of No.
1900 Marshall street. Benwood. 10 the
first alien to declare intention to be-
come an American citizen. since the 70.
turn "f John II. Conrad. deputy clerk
~ tho United States court for the
Northern district of West Virginia from
his vacation.
Fosivell has lived In this country for
the last nine years. coming from his
native country. Italy. on board the
stea mship Capada in 1912. He arrived
IN Now York harhor on March 26. 1913
lie told Mr.. Conrad that he does ne
expect 10 return TO his native countr.V
a he likes the states better.
Mr.. conrad stated that the number
applying for FIRST papers has fallen on
considerably. especially during the past
two months. Frior tn this time there
was an average Of one per day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WEIRTON SELE CTED MEETING
PLACE FOR THE ANNUAL CON-
vENTIoN IN 1927
Officers CHOSEN BY Sunday School And
Young Peoples Divisions Mt
Sigtersvtue

n Ar:9a~ -. lIil:on paste" &c 'h"
Frs: N.rIs: church 90 WHc",.nr. "aS
g .j"| moderator II the Bay :; Fan
h.:'Ai" association. ~ -" closing s"S-
SION 90 that H"Iy.s annual .tnI"n'''n
AZ Sist,r*l:'," yesterday morning Tn"
election featured tho Thursday '"r"1""h
bus ""sS session wA:oh nroueh, III"
;H.",..,!ar convention /" ! ".">". Tn"
rr'ui""'" H.; e .'G'""S selected hy
81" Z, ,sna.t;.. co.,rN~.
Mrderat.r Ivy Arthur y Hilton. pas
tor HI, II,I:!~t church "r Whcrlinc.
w." Moderator N"y. II. i. KE"r'
?asr.r rr n" EIr::~; church ~ New
Nar'.us,!N"
S"cr".ary-Kov " e. IInro'i. pastor
EH"e: Enpt!et ,aurrh e M""H!*'!l".
TrcaSur"r -" ~ Schneider, FIRST
Earti,: church - Wheeling
Young Peoples Division
r.. Fur'3&: YOUNG rcop'"'~ In!"n
d,,I IN - tn" assortation '."''""
Irrsiicr'--Rev. r. r. H.. pastor ~
~ Rap'isi church - Wc,.sh"'-
Secretary TREASURER MISS Mary
Slcwar;
Sunday School Division
Officers n,ec,ed Nv -" Sunday school
division arc.
rr.s!drn; = H. T:rk"''. srH"~!nt"nd-
-; - IN" Sunday s'h".l - -" First
Egn'!a' church 81 MouHdsv:.."
S",rciary-rr"asU - a T'mm"r-
marn. - Wheeling
1'r G"orgc =. I-'r',Nar'. raster ~ ~"
Whe";:n% Ea?''s' T"wu.". '"as "!"''c'
;he Eap',-' Iarh,rl'" as'''!a'''n.s rep
r"s"m'?t.>c un - safe association
h"lru.
GIoul"s a-. ou.'S e 10 success of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
ADAMS PLEADS GUILTY

William V. lIcndnr@"n. alias "Sc"ttT'
Adams. who II is claimed has eight
aliases IN all. rl0ai gritty yesterday
morning ON a charg" of having obtained
an accordion from Davis. Hurkham 6
Tyler withou, paving for it Sentence
viii I've Imposed this morning. Hender'
son was indicted by n" grand Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Morning SESSION
COULD aAnDur sTsA1aHrrN UT

Nn.a tSe .I.r"YS are oIerWoThen CT
d.sordcrcd AID Fail IL throw waste NI2 /
ter c-oa. ina sy<t=n\ II Causes aches.
pains Lam, h.Ck xr'olicu anklca. "'re
joints. dizziness Eo2.inE sp.cks &C.
J. p. SeaSoc& I"os.c'. Ia. wr:teS My
Kidneys ard 'AcE 'Iurt mo SO when |
got out o. bed IN tha morning ] "ould
hardly >traiyhtea Us Had 10 ruS the
small OF my back before could walk. |
could hardly button my Shoes l haven :
fslt the soreness since took Fo.er
kidney Pills" Sold svsryvh.re-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
FOLSOM MAN BANKRUPT

Guy Rates. a lahor"r &C Folsom. Mar
shall county fiod petition o. vnIur-
tary bankruptcy yesterday with Inhr
y Conrad. I'ri,~d states Commissioner.
Bates scheduled his llahiiIl"S ~ $500
Will" his assets ar" S;iH. Two nGrdred
dollars ot this amount is c>rrrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Friday Specials
WOOLNAP
BLANKETS, 1895

Heavy blankets, made OF fine
cotton, with soft, wool-nap fin
ish. In tan, grey, and white,
with stitched edges, Sizes TX
So inches, at 1895.
STONE 4 rhomaS-Ssoond Xoo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WEST TO cAMsRrpaH

q. W. West. from tie United Statsa
natura liza ton bureau IT Pittsburgh. left
last evening for Can Bridge. Ohio, ate
having spent ton days IN this city s1y
aiming aliens who will be given heaIj
iugs in m" near future prior to bsinl
given thoir citizenship papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
brrurxn or rALsrY1No RETURNS
or CITY ELECTION
uaArn JURY TAXES RECESS UN-
rn MONDAY MORNING
20 ,rolr WITNESSES ARE GALLEY
70 GIVE TESTIMONY

A. ,,ors Indictments vere returned
la, .y.,trr shortly before O'Clock.
nv .h. r-and fury n = par;!a. report
q, ,n. Investigation ., alleged fraud
s,a I--.Sr,a-!.!e< IN the rrren, rt:y
.t.c,,or r,akt1c :o,7. - - !nd!ct-
mani, in connection Mn n" as. e,ec-
ton.
tn. ;nh.,'-,en'7 returned :aS; nigh.
were:
! r.n-.--. <ore'' 9'urh-r y, No. .
r,,rtv-sf.H s:-N"t. an Charlie. Shoes
rnriucr&Ar. NJ. 5ln2 Entr stree.
Ches;ec M:rA"mN!er foreman .;
Chnr.s> Shees'e'
CTyd. Rose pres<s- q. Sou,h So. DIV.
Chester MIahemeyer
| Clyde Rose.
The Indictments
All ., the siS indictments charge IN.
defendants with taisitytns election re-
Sults Korell and SheeS,el were !nd.rt-
4 Jointly on oHs indictment. Tho s.c-
bad irdicfm~'' was separate one
ninst M!nkemeHe-. Tn. third +ndict-
zen, was separate ssains, Shses,el.
no fcur,h was separate against Koreu.
he NTH was joint tndictmen; aEa.ns;
lose and Minkemeyer. and me <.x;h
dtctmsnt against Rose. rrn&"cut!nS
t,orney Car! C.. FSchmann asked that
-four election officials who were IN
cted be brought into court his mora.
and required 10 give bond n III.
r. OF $1,000 each.
KereG ard shees.ai wc-. c,.rk, IN
,seinct No. 81 tie Eighth ward.
IrkenAYar Wa an electSop oSsrIo, a.,
rsciD2, No. 2 ~ tho Eighth ward and
cse in Rfsclnot No. OF tn. Eighth
Adjourn Until Monday
s,Hrand jury adjourned las, evening
~ At $50 O'clock Monday morning.
Ill witnesses who were no. called
the Srand inrY hut AMAZING N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
BLEACHED
SHEETS, S1.19

S1x90-inck seamless sheets OF
bleached muslin; heavy quality.
Friday, S1.19 each
-H<ona d Tho1nAA-0Aoond Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
PLAID
BLANKETS, 1895

The quality is excellent, The
colors. especially attractive
pink, blue, grey and tan. Dou-
bic bed size, 661S0 inches, at
1895 a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
UNBLEACHED
MUSLIN, 12c YD.

One bale Of 39-inch heavy I'M
bleached muslin, of smooth,
even weave. In 5 and l0-yard
lengths, and sold only in those
lengths at 12c yard on Fri
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
TURKISH
TOWELS, 1870

1s134-inch plain white Turk
ish towels, special for Friday at
19f each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
AND JURY |ND|CTS THREE
! PRECINCT ELECTION OFFICIALS


no COR: room we-o eNcisei until 10
'c'3vH Monday a:;'Tn""n. y" SeSS'"0
w.. % .".i :"dai hy tho grand jurors
"N'HS >" IN" daughter OF - W. ''r"!I'
mcThc: = IN" grand jury hc'Nr mar
-!"l - H,a"u:uE saturday 10 usually
Il holiday IN :hr courts.
Many waiting to Testify
When aLjnururucu: wa 'a,"M as:
evening man, more Witnesses wee Slt-
;.n- u tie ,our, room waiting - i"
ca,.od Among ;'rr~" waiting We're
r"~mri.:nan Can,!,n s. "HuI" fancy,
'":y Solicitor ! !. l. OBricn. Joseph II,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
BLEACHED
TOWELING, Csc

Stevens 16-inch all linen
bleached toweling, with blue
border; special, Friday, Csc a
yard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
In Photographs We Sell
The Victrola Exclusively

We are not selling various kinds Of
monographs. The best alone is good
enough for US, and that is, The Vic
trola.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
WHO REMEMBERS

When any sho-t-haircd WOMAN was ,
nut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Canning Racks

Made of heavy REFINED
wire. They fit all size wash
boilers. and mold all size jars.
Yes. they fold up. too. Spe-
cial at 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Jar Covers

Mason ja- caps, Csc " Grx.
l E-Z caps, zoe 4 dozen.
AEcoromy cap, 2oc /. dog.
Rubbars
Luck brand. made Ok
rIh bcr, four dozen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
The Name ''Victrold"
Is Your Guarantee

To it we add our personal guaran-
tee that any Victrola purchased In
this store will be new and in perfect
condition.
Illustrated is the Victrola so, price
500, sold by US on terms of only
$3.50 down.
Stone b rnomas-MAin Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

Hay. vou given III ever getting the
dir, from tho wrinkles IN your hAnos-
Try Rlue Devil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Adjourn Until Monday

sErand jury adjourned las, evening
~ At $50 O'clock Monday morning.
I'll Witnesses who were no, called
the grand jury bu, awaiting IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
M.et at weirton In 1922

w. have guaranteed Tylewr:t"rs ", m
,,ono nm w. 6. StoGGard. II l?th 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Have Any Portrait Enlarged
for Only 28c

Bring any photograph of YOURSELF your relatives or
your friends and will make for you an enlargement lax
20 inches, oval shape, for only Csc.
Should this enlargement in crayons scpla India
ink or pastel finish there will be slight additional charge
Do put off, but take advantage of this opportunity
while the time is ripe
d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

No matter what you VA u VIII va
you limo AMI money - Use IN FL
ITGESCER WANT ArS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Speaking of Felt Base Floor Coverings That Look and We
Like Linoleun Take a Look at This
Prolino, 49c a Square Yard

Fact is most of the laty call these floor coverings elmo
leum but because they differently made Of difercn
materials they cannot be correctly named
But the patterns are like hnoleum while in wear Pro
limo is fully is equal And only 49f square ward.
9 foot Prolina Rugs. $50
7121 foot Prolino Rugs. $50
KIP foot Pro'ino Rugs. S14.5O
3 Fourth 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Ne Are Here With Complete Assortments of
Everything You Will Need
Preserving Kettles

Made Of Wcar-Eyer Alum
mum. now lowered in price
nc follOwS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

q III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Fob. &c brown shcetings
wor" easier in todny'S market and yarns
were lower. Finished cottof,s we're in
mcdera,e demand FOR prompt. shipment.
Dress goods WSr" steady. Mems wen r
ovcrCoatings tor next fail will he priced
10y IN" largest producer next week on
some numbers ~ least ifurl,ps were
stcAdIcr and .nena QUOT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CHICAGO Gu\I> NAni IN.
RichmlonH. Va.

CHICAGO. Feb. i6.--Whcat underwear, a
material S"thacf ia rriC" today "a "A re
SuIt "t p@rsistcnt pruht-takiuE on the
part or IN" holders. closing quotations
were heavy. Sfrit&c net lower with March
i,.l 70 l.I;i. aud May Ion. to 10! Corn
.gsi ~ - re; oats. !c to ibc. ana p-o-
ThrouEhout the day with one no,abl.
tNc"pti"n. Tho selling side OF the wheat
inhrhct had by lar the greater nrInbcr
"l .H!h"T"DtS. Tho exception Was lurinl:
btlot period shortly after the opening
ana Wa hu" 10 ~ dI-i1tch from a wild .iy-
,,hn"H expert saying IN" country around
l'nrlS. Tex. was aliv. with green buys
me general tenor Of crop reports from,
the winter wheat belt ~ n whole an
leaF"n. however. to indicate that actual
haNihEc a. Yet was small and Ia wa,
cpntcndcd that although tho prevailing
amor mai mild weather Justified rnpr.-
h"nS!pn, a rally disastrous amount az in
Jury from the green hug post had but
seldom taken place.
Many .: tulay's selling basel their nc.
non on knowledge that ra radical harm
MrH been dome D. green huge sine. i,f.
me, loss In that year WA roughly c. e}n :
y. bushels o; wheat ant ip,pp.cp) bushels
Corn and oats sympa,hl2eh with tho
W'"ku"sS ~ wheat, but also DISPLAYED,
hH'ahl" power OF resistance owing more
., less tn export 'iics OF 5000 bushel-
PROVISIONS were acurcgscd by downturn
IN IN: value ~ hogs and grain
,i..SIimE futnr"S ranged as follows:
W iit 4 = pror. ~ rh Low clos.
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OTHER MARKETS, PAGE s

VIC, WV. 100. " - ~ ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CALL MONEY RATE OFF;
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UP
"rhS EARLY Irregular Market Into
One of Strength and
Activity.
fSIEf.L HITS NEW HIGH TOP
MOTORS, Oils, itubbcrs and Tobac-
G" Shares Feature Days BUSH
hcss-Rails Also Show Firmncss.
view Segregation With Disiayor.
STEEL HITS NEW HIGH TOT
ny nnbnAN MAL1

new YORK. FEB. lG.-N drop In
Sn, GniI money rate and strength ia
,En exchange. Which carried
n%,htht. today turned an early IL
hu'ar stock market into one OF
,'nbt "a ana activity in The after
m9ph' Ihe significant development
m"h an Increased inquiry Tor steel
,oihnon. which carried it To a ncw
'om since the December break
d, va business was featured
h n.y. s'renEih In the motors. oils. rub
pers ana tobacco shares. The rail
Oh ~ !lSt also showed 81 hrnncss
me speculative element. which had
n neen iiirunr Win Reading In ex-
.,,c tipn OF rewards. dropped that Is
sue now that the contents Of the
pan has been viewed with diS:avnr
az result there was marked con-
ION ~ the dealings in that issue.
| NOiiolS ana Western came into in
ilrhSci 'aNor in anticipation OF am
in3Hncciucu; az the roads aggregation
pan. which has been practically
Formulated
Heavy dealings continued IN con
tln.nlal candy aroma the iow price
G""rrc j. Whclan. tobacco man. rc-
I'urnSi I" this city ;Ddn$. HIS arrival
was ii"nedia,eiy followed hy strength
~ tho tobacco shares. tnitcd Itc,ngl
stores gained about a point, b,it
|hmerican tobacco rose nearly three
'rho tact uat the price Of tobacco
per cent ia price Is not considered
1bcariEh.
ATTENTION
short interest is being bun, nm
Iin Chandler Motor in expectation az
Ia reduction ia the dIvidcudR several
weeks hence. Profess ioualH in Tho
IhhHhcihl district wcr. selling IL short
yesterday. The stock closed with u
net gain Of ono point. nVtwithstaud-
ing b"hrish talk.
i DireciotS OF the American Rosch
Magnetic Company We're scheduled 10
mSgi today and take action on the
|hiv!dcnd. which hes been ~ the rate
|"I Sln share annually.
test car Of the Duran. Motor
company is understood to be ia pro-
|G@sS Of construction In Long Island
nv II IL expected 10 lac given Il
rial spin about Aurn. program
[ot production w.lI probably be
launched ia August
Good business was donc over the
country today III Mexican govern
inent bonds. slightly better IN
curry appeared for Mexican govern
lnrnt Is. due 1916, They changed
hands around ,weuty-eipht.
Foreign government Issues were
Soi' Japanese government 81. how
ever, were IN good demand at slight
lS higher prices
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PROVISION MARKETS..
CCF't'

NEW YORK. FEB 5-rhc n,,rI;s, FOR
cpirc" futures Was iiriuer today owing 10
reports that Brazil WAS now ucgutint lng
for loan In London. and the nr,nrr
ruling OF RIO exchange rates which suE
EsEtcd feeling OF Increased confidence
som" OF the cost and freight offers from
brazi wtr" higher were olso a factor.
points higher. the market sold u 20 70
points above last night. closing quota
lions. This carried May ur to III or back
- nearly the high point; Of tho week. and
that delivery closed at 40. with tho gon-
cral market closing at an nuyarc" OF %
points on February and OF Is 20 Il points
on later deliveries. March. t.5. May, 10;
July. !.63: September, 7,!; October. Sot.
Spot coffee. quiet: rio - Sa,Gss. San
tos Is. oIr1i0 Cost and freight offers
INCLUDED Santos Is at 50 and RIO - at
go TO S.?J American credits Tho official
cables reported u tur;hct decline OF 80
rciS In the dollar buying rate with an
advance Of hd In Rio exchange on Lon
don. The Rio market unchanged to
= rcis lower and Santos futures 80 rciS
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SUGAR
SUGAR.
NJ, MYOKE Enh if II

NE WORK. Feb ls.-'rhc raw sugar
market wa. hrm ami sales OF 10000 bags
OF CuhaS ware ciur;rd 20 operators and
r"iincrs AT The sac level for Cub,4 while
out port rciincrs paid &c Tor 5000 bags
OF tuoas IN" close as t,c FOR CuOas
cost ana freight, equal To So for cCutrlr-
uEat In refined prices We're hiEhN-. with
~ reiincrs except one HOW listing At
~ Tor !nc Eyanuiat"d. The demand CON
tinuoS ar fair proportion.
sugar futures were irregular carly and
after opening at advances N / to ; pnints
on continuation OF yesterdays covering
movement prices easel off under scattered
liquidation and by midday were > 10 ;
points below nc closing level OF tn. pre-
rtnus night. hut the steadler feeling Ia
IN" spot market led 20 renewed buying
10y trade interests and prices rallied
sharply, closing at not gains OF IL "a -
point. closing bids: March. Sij. May.
s.t. July. Isl. September. ) "a
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THE TNNESDLSPA TCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

to 3 rcis hishcr. brazilian port racclp's.
in.'3o: juull1hy receipts. 1900: Victoria
cleared i3.sr' and Santos 100 for IN"
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NEW YORK. Fob. ls.-Cotton<ecd nj
waI heavy under selling by rrnners and
scattered liquidation on the lower trend
IN other markets. Closing bids were =
30 - pmtn;s net lower. Sales. 1850 har
rciS, Tho census report was hulllsh as
II showed larger lisIppcnrancc Of oil
than expected. but bs,'.sh on stocks a.
compared with a year ago. Prime crude
so asked. prime summer yellow spot
'.snUS.Jl March. 7.53. May. $50: Iu,y
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CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK MANKEr.

CHICAGO. Feb. i5.-Cn,il": rer"!;ts s. .
900: beef steers mostly -Sc higher top.
JOS. bulk. s.oDWYbl. butcher COW, and
heliers. stcady: better Kinds strong 20
higher. 5VD.tG.5 Gamers and cutters
SLOW. about steady. bulk ,54n3 80: hujls
steady: beef and b"loEr,s mostly I5Gn5vN;
veal calves mostly steady. bulk top pack :
cfs. y.Du 30; stoc-er' ara feeders strong
q" sc higher. bulk. S.G5Hf.Ip
HuE-: receipts, 600. light and light
butchers, i5m 5ac lover. others mostly io,.
x,,nS c ,r'rm astraS-. i'lriy
70 70: bulk. 20 pounds down. sl5Tip 10:
hulk. go pounds up. ihNt pigs most ~
10 ~
Sheep: receipts. 800; killing classes
strong to !Gc higher. lambs tops 500;
choice: % pounds colorado lambs 500.
SOB: bulk. i.ejT5.7i choice ln5. pound
ewes. 10: bulk. i.CJ@ 80. is)-, ouud shurn
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.

Richmond. Va. Teb. !G. 1921
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