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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-25
Sc PREDA DuPA cE ARMATA IA Fosr B.
A RENUNTAT LA IRON IN NUMELE LUZ 81 AL F1ULUI
SAU
SOLDATu vOR FL PARDONATI CONDUCATORu IRA
DUST INAINTEA OURTn MARTIALE

parat Carol revna ronul Ungariei sa terminal
luui Horthy regentul Ungarc find ect
trupee accompanied pc Carol 81 au spriin in doua
u ncercare eau foat aceste sd rcraga lea npie
dcat de intra in Budapesta, capitaa Ungarei
Dupa aliati asgurat pc Horhy ca rcgele Carol
toerat in Budapesta, guvernul dat nanda de
contra u 81 in acestu manda fost pns mpreu
mparteasa Zta, 81 Internal in caseul din Tataovaros
la dsanta de 35 mile de Budapesta
Tupele coloneluu Ostenburg carl au acopert retragc
rea fostulu onor fos forate sd predea ost
inernate, mpreuna conducatorii mlitari
Guvcrul unguresc facut un armistitiu pc urnaoarea
baza:
Prcdare ncconditiona
Renuna1e defintiva sau 81 fulu sau
Carol sd fie Internal panace decide asupra sor
iul
Vtoarea locuina a fostului domnitor designate de
putcrie aliate;
Trupele lu fl desar1nate, dar pardonate;
Sfenicii militar u Carol tradusi nantea cur
,nariac lar poitici adjust inainea foluror cve
Inante de predare loo upa intre fortec ui Hor
thy 81 ale u Carol ntrc Tataovaros Buapest in
pta ortee monarste fos batute in mod conpect For
ee u Carol fos batute aungate pana la Komao, Gin
csprezece mile la nordvest de Tatatovaros.
Armaa carlista-precum spun rapoartele-
in stare sd faca cuat sa retraga 81 in
ne rindure isau rupt sa retras in debandada pana la
Komarom, urmare de trupee admiralului.
Dmneata, inainte de upta decisiva, carst nantat
mata regeui fos nconurata perico de medata
capurare sa rupt nle de dinapo 81 asa reust sa
retraga pana la komaronl.
Fortee lu Horthy nunarat 10000 oameni celc
ale ui Carol 10000 Horhy regentul Ungariei deca
rat cal preda Carol misiunii bane caua
loc pentru dansul pc nsua Sta Elena.
Carol inainte de armatec s'au ciocnit, TRIMS pc gc
neraul Hegedues la Horthy faca armstu Admralu
Horthy nvoit dar conda upele regae fe dcs
ar1ate maioru Oseburg comandantu upelor sa fe
tat Stefan Rakovsky 81 contee Andrassy fie nteati
rasi Ia raspunderc Generaul Hegedues nsa PRINT
ceste conditiuni Astfe aata lu Horhy prmt ordn dc
atacare.
Imediat dupa acest ordin sa anunat ca orasul Raab
Gyocr) fost recapura ca armata ui Carol fos alta
dnapo Atacul fost condus de baronu Pronay in
runtea nsurgentlor ~ din Ungaria de ves sa grab
in ajutorul admiraulu.
PARIS "a Oct-Consul ambasadorilor, representa-
putere alia nstrut All pc mnistri alia me
dat della guvernu ungar depunerea u Carol aresarea 81
expusarea din tara in modul precum dispune aati
LoNDRA, "a oct.-o teegiams din Bddapesta spune Cd
contele Andassy fost aresta san mandate pentru
arestares lpi Rakovsky, Lehar ii alti carlst.S-
ROMA "a Oct- Trbuna anunt& ye6 -guyernee din Bel
grad Bucuresti Plaga asgurat guvernu italian Cd
vor soldarzati 81 in privese actunea contra ui
Carol astfe de asgua prmit guvernul 81 din partea
hinsror Frantei Angiei dec crede ca natva refe
ritoare la internarea lui Carol va veni din Roma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-25

ROMA, "a Oct-Tribuna anunt4 se6 guYernele din Bel
grad Bucuresi ST Paga asgurat pc guvernul italian cd
solidariza 81 in prveste actunea contra ui
Carol Tot astfe de asgurar prm guvenu 81 din partea
hnstrlor Franei Angiei dec crede ca nitava ree
ritoare la internarea lui Carol va veni din Roma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-25

LONDRA "a Oct.-O telegfama din Budapesta spune Cd
contee Andrassy fost aresta au dat mandate pentru
arestarea lpi Rakovsky, Lehar, ii a1ti carlistis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-25
PENTRU MONUMENTUl
EcATERlNA TEoDOROIU

Spna ces din prnA ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-25

PARIS "a Oct--Consilul anbasadoror, representa-
putere aliate nstrut minsr aat sd ceara me
dat della guvenu ungar depunerea lu Carol aresarea
expulsarea din tara in nodu precum dispune aat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
ley Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Dee. ...-.A "a
CONFERENCE" here today Of tho Joint
commission r"prcScutiuc the south
"fh hfpiiSt Convention and tn" Negro
'"hHi i'apiiS; Conventions il WAS
.d"d /" h"gtn earl" building opcr;,-
Tons ON the Theological seminary Tor
h'Ero'E mat wili 10" erected here
Jointly by tn" two conventions
M" hapiisiS of the South arr"
riaciug $4,000 into IN. seminary
from the proceeds or tho s75nuo oon
'hnupaigil during tho next fly. wears
an" VIII c"-opcrat" in the general
supervision of the work of the in
Nutuii"n. Th" commission "Npr.sscd
It's determination to develop the in
St'iution Into III" foremost negro
Theological seminary in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

continued From First rn...J
the James near clarcmOnt. Mill Il.
Junkcd ~ the same fashion. and
largely by the group az contractors.
with whom the government, closed
Yesterday.
The wre"kers are /" pay III" gov
c:nmcnt $1,000 outright for each sh!p
demolished and 20 per cen, of the
nrohts "hov" 81 00o The hulls are
10 hc 50 diSmant'cd that they can
not he ti"atcd again.
The sales Corporation OF Richmond
rthiCh as stated above IL subsidiary
To St"rnhc!mcr Brothers, composed or
Fred ana Nathan Stcrnhrimcr. viii
nav" IN" two boats allotted IL tovycd
I" N" l"ca! port AZ once. and a
large fore" Of men Will hr put q"
work d.smauiling tho vessels
Tho Richmond contractors are san
ru.nr 90 dIsmIntlinr the ships To
In" financial satisfaction OF the gov
crururnr. and naturally rNpcc; TO got
large portion ~. an" 80" wooden
vessels now anctprt.A u The James
Details a 10 the work on the
Richmond -nd 81 the ".Nperim"ut''
wer" mol given ont Las, night. await
lu@ tn" return ~ IN" member Of
Srcrnh" MGR brothers who was in
Washiusto Yesterday in conference
with the Shipping Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

further communicated with Their row
crnmcntS. but there was ,uu,r,n, +,
'"hh"ncN among the Italians To favor
an" IA" French L" oppos. tn. plan
som" Of the French delegates seemed
!" regard the suggestion as a re
h"WaI IN another form Of the British
request for abolition Of underwater
craft altogether.
French Suggest Reservation.
IN som" quarters it was Surrcstcd
that the French NIGH, acccdr IN ~.
pan. however. on condition that the
conference take Il positive stand for
80 ''""h OF the seas. a proposal which
"i" h"t seem likely To find favor
among other Delegations Among
ne ''"ii"nS thcr" appeared IL he "a
disposition to believe that acccntnn,.
OF tn" pron"saI might be To ItnIy.s
"chcht because OF tn" large amount
81 supplies which she mus, brin.,
! over easily severed trade routes in
The Mediterranean.
for the British il was declared to-
"'Eh' mat even If til" amended Root
proposition WAS adoptcd and suhm,
rlncS pr"hlhlt"d from ATTACKING MGR
rh"nt ships, Great Pritain would CON
anu" l" organize her trawlcrs nrniuS.
possible submarine onSlauch,s Th,
british. IL was said by one Of ,b.ir
SPOKESMAN. would not regard such n,
rr"hioltl"n as tantamount to aboli-
ton Of tn" submarine, because ,hn,.
would feel that in tim. Of stress am
enemy might disregard the rules MS
GERMANY did in the world war
inc aircraft subcommittee which
nrac'lc"iIN completed its report 10
'nN' and may present II to the d.l,
yates tomorrow. was said tonight Ia
r"Sard IN" question Of rceulatinu air
warfare as quite as troublesome ,s
hrnll,sfN of al :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Permit Dirrc, settlements.
lEy Assnciatcd rrcSs. |

BERLIN Dec. Americans hold
inS claims against German subjects
are now permitted T." max" settle
m"nt direct. IL was announced TO-DAY.
declined L" hrcom" a party 80 til"
ini"rallicd clearing pr"CcSs provided
Tor in the treaty of Versailles The
German official rcs,ricti"tS which
we're IN force pending Americas de-
ciSi"n on the cN"TCiS" az hrr option
with rcSncct Ia the adjustment of
private claims of her citizens have"
been removed. and German debtors
are now permitted 10 negotiate d!-
rcctly with their American creditors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

MARKED IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN IN j. s. EXPORTS
Official Asserts Business Bet
ter Now Than Before
TWO MIC FACTORS POWERFUL.
Efficiency In Manufacture plus Ser
Vice In selling Prove to he Too
Much for Eur'a,ran Competition.
Seek I" Speed II Sales.
TWO MIC FACTORS rowEnr,,.
ny DIR. Julius Klein,


Director Bureau Of Foreign and DO
mcsttc Commerce
WASHINGTON Dec, 2,-A rosy
hue is manif"stinr its.lt ON the
Apcricau export horizon.
Ttcrc is nothing radically wrong
with our export situation: IN fact.
TANKS to tho determination Of
-emushroom" firms. whose elimination
is really helpful, factor. the Amcri-
can export community a. Il whole is
i'll better shape today than i, was
before the war. The lessons learned
at SO great an individual cost are
bring capitalized by far sighted OK
p"rt"rs int" better ana more iuicili-
gent methods Tn" two great fac
tors III American merchandising
abroad. namely. efficiency in manu-
facture plus scrvic" in selling. are
even more powerful today than in
III" rr"whr Years. when they We're al
ready proving to bc too much for
European competition in such mar
krts a. Latin America and the Far
East Tho competition is far loss
f"rmidahl" nov than in 1913 In
ether words. our old Staud-bys
Yankee inrcnuitv' aud mass pro
duc;ion," mr." s,ul with u. Thcr. Is
Ec"d for exercise Of prudence and
snr"wdNcss, but there is n" cause for
doSpondcnCy
Europe ur most imrcr,an, Gus
Irmer--th" normal marie, for nearly
;wo-thirds Of our total rxnor,s-,s
rCCONcrins Good Times ar. .l,u.I,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Legion Auxiliary r,nus rnr,,.

l'r Eat" Waller Barrett. Of Alex
;hhria. Was The principal speaker at
the monthly meeting Of the Woman :
Auxiliary of the American Legion. in
the Richmond Hotel Mrs e. w
Massey president presided. TIL.
members voted I" hold II card party
January -, ia the Richmond Hotel
Tor III" purpose az raising funds to
carry ON the work of the auxiliary
Mrs. Everett IIorncr was appointed
chairman NJ the committee which will
arrange the entertainments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

HEADQUARTERS ot the Virginia His
toricnl Pageant Association is rru-
larinS copy for Il t"u-paGc Illus
tratcd pamphlet. outlining the plan;
ana purposes of tn" Virginia Ills
torical Pageant to h" staged in Rich
m"nd the week of May -. next year.
These pamphlets VIII he of cnuvou-
lent size for the business houses OF
the city to include them In each let
ter or parcel Oi outgoing mail This
IS one Of the general adVcrtISinE
plans which viii he carried out ,o
scatter news Of III" pageant /" every
quarter Of tn" globe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
STORY MAJOR SHOT
FELLOW-SOLDIERS
is STORM CENTER

VC"ntinurd From First raIc)
ori" Kill the man referred to-" he said
yesterday. Il walked alongside tho
man and saw him lying dead by n
shell hole"
William -. Gillic. also of this city.
formerly corporal in Company B.
said yesterday that he saw Colonel
Opic with Il rifle and saw him shoot
AZ man. but he would no, be posi-
i've That the man was Killed. GiIiic
also dcnicd that members OF Company
Is broke"
!.nwood w. Jones, of 1910 Balm
hr!dI" street South Richmond. de-
clhr"d yesterday that while he did
not witness the killing OF the mes
ScnS"r attributed 20 Colonel opic h"
heard of 1t within fifteen minutes
after /, is alleged Ia have happened
Jones also 'icnicd that certain Grays
Tailed To stand their ground. and said
'hht company II executed II strategic
retreat. which had been ordered.
rr.tir. q" Innocence.
Lieutenant Wilkes said yesterday
that lac would go to Washington the
moment h" is summoned to testify 10
IN" inn"c"nc. uf his former COM
manh"r.
Corporal FOX has an honorable
SrrNic" record and was twice wounded
an h'''"h' li!s service record showS
that he participated IA 'lrcc major
cnSagenrnts ~ at Hautc \ ! = !, e g.
McuS-- ArSonnc and M"lhrourh lin.
lie waS severely wounded in action
August :. 1918. and slightly wounded
October =. 1915. He served overseas
from June IL. 1918. until May -
1919. and was h"norahly discharged
upon dcmobilization. MAY -. 1919.
Captain Stack. on landing at New
port News on the return OF tn" one
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry.
hirhIN praised the bravery Of the
Richmond boys who had served under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
8 CONNECTS ESCAPE;
LIBERTY is SHORT-LINED
Prisoners rrnficd by IiIonhhnuntlS
Through Tennessee Noun
tulnS.
IBy Associated pr"Ss.l

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dee. 90
Eight prisoners made their escape
early today from the .I.rushy Noun
tam branch OF tile state prison at
fctr"S. and were later rrcapturcd.
according To reports received here.
MI were serving long terms They
made ih" dash for liberty while tn.
men were being taken Ia work in
The mines. knocking Il tw"lvc-ronr
blank from the m;nway leading to
til" mine.
In" prisoners were trniI.d by
hi"odh"mnd* through the mountains
Five were caught one place. where
they had gone into hidim. until
hsEhtfall. and the other three. were
caught separately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Appeals for Near Ems, ur,rrr,

In his efforts To awaken Interest
IN the relief fund for suffering Rus
SANS. Lieutenant Frank Cannes Of
trial Interpreter of the United States
superior Court OF New York. WAS in
hiohm"nd Yesterday. lie says the
resources Of that country ar. prnc-
tcaily exhausted. There is wide
spread starvation and II prevalence
OF cholera that VIII grow as weather
r"ts colder. Few of the refugees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

him. saying that they had taken
every oHcHSiv. against which they
had been sent. II WAS TO the one
hundred and SiNtccnth Infantry. COM
nandcd by Colonel Eitzhurh Lee
MinniIerodc. that Il telegram was
sent on the night Of on. of the great
battles of the war y The commander
OF AN adjoining division saying: You
damned NirEinians fought Ike hell.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

lands d"Siini"s. They pust observe
during this period If uncertainty tho
sam" splendid discipline as shown
since IN" FIRST political crisis arose"
Favor RatiHcntiou.
The pnalN county Council I'm M.
constituency of pr. Patrick Mae
'"rthn' former Slim Fcin ambassador
!" me nIt'd states. today adopted
,S"'u'i"h ~ favor If ratification
"' me NnIi"-lrish treaty. The rrso-
lht'"u carried with 1t AN Amendment
appealing to the DAN Eircaun Ia nc,
"hl'"dIA in whatever decision it
should take
~" corporation "f tho town of
Sic" was among the Other bodies
"hi'h today passed resolutions SIM
porting ratification
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
NEW SUBMARINE WAR RULES
MET BY STRONG OPPOSITION
U'ontinued From First rogel

Ii"N" That h" may in some way make
ms position known before very long
Neither senator Horah nor Mr.. tn.
nudity would say whether the former
PRESIDENTS purposes were discussed
IN their talk today
The debate over suhnarin. r.cuIa
tons today conferred about tho rcso-
H!tlonS presented Yesterday bv EIihu
foot of III" American delegation
General approval of the first of these
resolutions. expressing adherence 10
'h" principles OF search and seizure
as already established in internn.
ti"nal law. was given by an Tho
powers and II was predicted that the
question Of phraS""loSy would not L..
found difficult There WAS an effort
dhiinS the debate To refer the who'c
subject [" II commission "f juriSts
hht The Americans and British took a
determined stand FOR definite action
az the present conference.
Changes Existing Law.
far different situation drv"loprd
when the second Root resolution. pro
posing that submarines u" prohibited
from attacking commerce in ans cir
cumstauccS. was brought up late in
the day. Such a proposition would
involve a change from the prrs,n,
UNDERSTANDINGS OF international law
and thrr" Was II lively discussion
over how such "A change could H..
mad" :" that IL would be accepted by
al nations
Mr.. Galf"ur suggested AN amend
m"nt :" make the proposition inn
mediatcly effective as between the five
powers. and Mr.. Root acccdcd to tn,
proposal. The meeting then all
journca WITHOUT having heard the
views of the other powers.
1t was said tonight that the French
Italians ANA japanese all would he
unrrcparcn To act finally ON the
second resolution until they had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

have amy clothing except vcrmin- IN
Tested rags ana most of the children
are entirely naked. Lieutenant
Comes served with Colonel Henry
W. Anderson with the Red Cross
mission in III" balkans. Ile also
served with Major Robert Bryan and
Claude ". Hopper. also of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Mis l:g,r.Inn Cn,,nn snlrn.n1.

WASHINGTON. Dec .a.-l-rvards
of i".o"u bales OF Egyptian cotton. the
largest direct shipm"n, "f the kind
ever assigned To this country in AN
american bottom, will t." carried hy
IN" Shlprinr BOARD steamer Ophis
When J. sails from AlcNandria f.gypr
Tor Boston within II few DAYS. Vice
president Love. az the shipping
Board announced tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
MIDGET is ONLY ONE-HALF OF A MAN.
RULING OF NEW YORK NIACISTRA ATE
ICY United N.wS.l

NEW YORK m dGc, on,y hap person tn,
size. ''''""
kckrI
ie
I've '''' VIC
whc
ia ",'
Es,n"' upheld th mds"ts to
w "'"E''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
Invite NrmI1rlus Here.

Governor Wes;moreland Davis and
Mayor George Alnsl!e have issued in
Ni'ati"ES 4" Eicuthcios Vcnizeios.
former Premier of Greece, asking him
to visit this city Tile Invitations
w"r" sent at the suggestion Of lead
Ing members OF the Greek colony in
Richmond. 1t Is understood vcni-
r"lUs may he in Richmond carly in
February. He tx now in California.
You'l Xix" Jack Frost" Salt
tirar. pure: pours fr"ciy.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
comn,t1,c. Meets r.,,,,

Til" exposition committee Of the
cha mhor of Commerce. OF which H.
!. Harrison is chairman. will meet
ihiS afternoon AT o'clock to discuss
detailed plans for the 1922 exhibit
-! Richm"nh- mad" goods, which Will
lie held in February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30
WHEN HAIR Trims,
FADES OR FALLS,
USE "DANDERINE"

IS cents buys n bot
tic "f "nIn,icrin.."
Within ten minutes
after the first applica
ton YOU cannot iinu Il
single trace Of dan,l =
ruff or falling hair.
bandcrine is Ia the
hair what fresh show
crS Of rain and sun
shine are to Ncgcta-
ton. II goes right to
the roots. invigoratcs
and strengthens them.
helping your hair To
grow long. thick and
I .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

Girls Girls Don't let your hair
stay lifcl"ss. c"Iorlcss. thin. ~craggy.
y single application 81 delightful
pnnderine VIII double the beauty and
radiance of your hair and make it
look twice as ahundant-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-30

for winter wear. Hats for kid
dies to 6; Coats for . to 15-
year Odds.
Prices arc cut almost In half.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
M,>,Eil,>tot, MARKETS..
CALI. MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 10 MONEY on cyl on
h" N.w YORK stock ESchnnec riis.
hriw "n -. nj - yer cent during Jm"
raSt week compared With rInEv
cent.
The Inn" money mark"t wns quiet e,
~" close OF the last week.. with loans fps
.. mH'Ur.,Iss made az - So per cent
oU iuN"d collateral and 90 to- p"r con;
uu iudIs'riAls. Renewals were arranged
a. to -. per cent -
Mercantile pJ:''T rai.> ruled at 6'z Peg
cont for til. best names and -, p"r cent
Tor ic>. highy rated name. Sp'uc az
C,r'iOn"l Classes .: paper discounted ~
81, per cent. COnmercis paper demand
Isns confined largely to country banks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
CuIC.IGO GRAIN MNRKET

CHICAGO. July H.. wheat was easier.
but cnrn and uut. were strong and pro
Nli-oUs higher on IN. chicago Hoard or
Trade -nIas Nai results OF tho shor.
Ion Were r"c'sSiuns OF II. 1t - IA whra,:
gains ~ u. =. In corn and / 90 10
IA DAT. Provisions mad" net gains ~
from to z,i.r.
"hc t,ohI!c.,i position 90 the whea, mar
k": ogCpDisd traders a. the start ~ the
session md ther" Wa cons !derIbr chang
Ing .: holding between the various on
Tons Price. wavsrcd rapid. but Their"
was picnty OF suproit on all breaNs until
Wst near IN" end.
Early here ,werr rsn"wsd reports nf
after discounted h. opinions that dauLgr
mcut Offset {" som" extent decrease In
country offerings Another factor was
private advice from f:urope That r"seliinE
prices IN En"iarl were b-igw America n
offers ami tins England va. Offering
wheat TO Germany ON credit The market
saEp-i "a: the .ni when longs started 20
ilouidaic. and III clos" wa az The low
Ioint o; the dav
Corn war unaffected ny IA. wheat ST
uation Numerous n"lh rrnoris said ;nai
corn needed rh'u and with 40 GENERA
prrciui'a,i"r ~ sight. TINS condition MA =
4 COn-lGera Z. g factor. oats followed corn
cloYaly and mad further stimulus 70
norris %. good s"rhosri inquiry tor oa's.
Provisions ware higher nsr.N on the hulps
in the hog market. and ,he strength IN
corn whcn ihe adyrn," berT'n,. pro
nounccd. hoveYe- the:c WAS falr .el''nc
by commission houses and the finish vas
vol within IN: b:S; heGres "f ih" daN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

'e1ti" Industry SUPPORTED prices In the
cotton marker today and during the
sre"tt- part o! the session n:!c-s were
81 nloicrat. ADVANCE ~ the htEncat
'"NNis October stood =; 20 and the more
ac'iTe months were Il 20 2. ppints up. rho
r'osc sh"wci net g1!r- o! - 20 :. points
with October AZ 1855
No. only did the weather map mute rains
"a 'h- Atlantic State. Uut The forecast
TAXED %: moro 10 some. especially in
those S.ciionS which recently hava been
CONF j. ming 81 Increasing spread o.. the
BOIL wr"yil Early cleh-anCcs Of Zs.i5.
brlc' o: cotton from Ga lvcs;on caused
hU.l.h comment aud later there were "x-
rort, ~ s'l0 ball. ifn,i Sayannah and
6;5 from tn Port OF Houston
Around inii-scss!nn enough liquidation
-eccssions of about 10 points. bu, little
lHiot the market rc-a TO new high levels
Tor the season on cables from Manchester
reporting inC~Has.n- trad. and hardening
pr."-, IN hr'h cloths and yarns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
REMAINS QUIET AND STEADY

Ne" foRk. July 1.-THE cotton mar
g. M"s quiet but generally steady today
Au.i'.sh f"i'irc- commented uron In The
k"ts failed TO stimulate much :r.sh hui
tnr but offering. were very iEhi and
.ite, '"li.ns on 90 1855 sarly October
general market closed nrrn a; q ue, ag
'4n'e % > TO Is po!nt.
IN" !uaiHtt opened steady at an ad-
b-tttr tone N the goods market nnr
pyefD!sh' buying ordefS There ~. =
t.r.d 2 ,raIit.. HS4se selling ana seat
~hicn caused -cactions right af,er ;hc
81 mo sent ~" active months a. noIut
%. W. bt'o~ last Nights c.p-.uE ngur--
absorb Il. the-r va. n rreS-u-, OF cons.
"u"r," md n" market rulsi generally
500 dGi!ne tn" b"lange o: the morn
trade account.
a. ieatGre. ~hioh attracted sons at,c,.
on ms showed VI, lli;r Increase on
M basis OF l. csLts .o- OetSbcr ,uc
:'.iinS mat cnntrec;s .or sale AT ma,
,H ihe week. ON the wEoic, however
.".si hfok"rs 'cit that tho trading wa
M'hrut N! tn"'!"l ;c"tU'. ~ siru!,ca;c.
ing u for over the week w.aih"r
'ohH!tnhs WEI" considered more favor
ab,.. y, ,ctdLS lat. nervousness OVER
AID buycr- wel. NOR ,!iSro,.f 70 !, M,
pAa size the talk Oi an iiauroviug .D,.
ana bette! cApott demand 10. cotton
Fan River sales az print c!oths FOR Tho
M'rn "ef" estimated 81 .J0"p pieces aud
ne cN''"l Wcnt - Production ~ $50 0il.
u" "ht"unt ~ cotton on shtuhoarn await
iNr ci"Arancc W.. placed at 1900 bale
ga th-i '.N' tJ-t Ncnr. Las week ~.
ports included LOO ta.cs TO Chin,