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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Das weib lit Daushalt Oct Stein.
3eitmen(then
1eou Dr. qmh&nig popf.

flo6tenen 8orten ber5iert lit, gatt5
abnli6 Sen Bortenmulterr auf
manden neolitbiiden Eongef4ben.
IS maren anoere 2eute, sic nod
6em @n0e Ser alteren @tein5eit in
oas mittlere uno meltliDe @uro-
pa einriidten. 8ir i6lieBen Dies
aus ser oben gei6iloerten 1el1e1l
&1ltur, Die i'm groben @an5en I'M
permittelt einlebt, menn mir aud
nit 5iemli6er @abri6einli6feit an
nebmen miiien, Dab ni6t Die ga11-
&c altitein5eifli6e 8ep0lferung per-
i6punoen par, ionoern 6aB &eite
5urudgeblieben fem m0gen, b1e nit
ben nellen A%nf0mmlingen beriGmol=
gen. 8ober oieie gefommen ftnb,
Daritber lit ibon bel gei6rieben
un0 gere0et mor0en. N~eueroings
nimmt man anf @rl1no Ser Ser.
fbieoenbeiten Oes Stills, in Dem sic
S0pfereien ber5iert ftno, an, baB
man nit 5pei &idtunger Ser Ser
funft rednen muB, uno 5mar fol-
len oie StGmme, oeren @efdBe nit
f6nnrf0rmigen Muitern per5iert
iin6, aus Dem Noroen, bageger Sic
ienigen nit ,ban0ber5ierten @efGBen
aus Dem Sii6oiten eingemanoert
iein. 9ob muB. 6iefe feinere I'm
terihei0ung gegeniiber Dem genial
tigen 5orti6ritt in Der &ultur, oen
Die iiingere 5tein5eit aIs @an5es
BARTLETT, in SEN &intergruno treten
un6 cine anoere mi9tigere Srage
it@ erbeben: 8em geb0rt Ser 60
menanteil bel Ser 56aff1tng Der
neuen &ultur, oen Die iiingerc
Stetn5eit als @an5es BARTLETT, in 6en
Sintergrnn6 treten un6 cine an6ere
tpi6tigere 5rage fi6 erbeben: @em
geb0rt Ser 20penonteil BEL ser
@9affung Der 11euer1 &nltur, Dem
Manne o6er Dem @eibe?
Sd 6erfe.~ Die 8eantmprtrng 1ie-
Ter Srage fonte ni6t i6mer fallen.
8ir laI1en ia gerne benz Mann 6as
@er6ienit, 6ur6 Seritequng beiferer,
gei6liffener uno gut befeitigter
@teingerdte sic @ritenltng felt ein-
gerammter @obnbiitten nno @tal-
lungen NIT ~2ebmmdn6en nn6 6amit
au6 Der @%ritebung gr0Berer oorf<
abnli6er Mnlagen gei6affen at ba-
ben. 8ir moaen a116 annebmen,
oaB Sic Mdi11ner in 6iefen Mnfie6-
.lungen fir Seitbalten an 5itte unb.
&e6t geiorgt nno lire Mngeb0rigen
qeaen fetnoli9e Mngriffe bertei6igt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

in Sen Mnfane Der Metau5eit, ia
teilneiie bis IN Die Srubgelbibte
binein ba uno sort i'm @ebrarh
mar. GiepeiUt Dllroe er auf lboll
gegen oas @noe Der iiingeren 5tein~
5eit ent1peoer pom Manne auetn
ODER i'm @erein NIT ieinem 8eibe
bur1 Den barten 8ooen ge5ogen.
Sod beltimmtes f0nnen mir ia alht
pi5len. @ir f0nnen nnr aus ben
@agen ser @0lfer iblieben. oab Der
uebergang pom Sadbau i6on IN
friibeiten 3eiten ais ein berporra.
genb epobemudenoes @reignlS I'M
Meni1enleben aufgefaBt poroen 1T:
Sic. frommen 8raude, Die it6 BET
oen meilten G0lfern nit Dem Mder.
bau perbanben, lino al1f ben @lau'
ben an oen gnaoigen 8eiitano bon
@0ttern BEL Der @infibrung nno
Dem meiteren 8etrieb oes Selobalt-
es 5uriid5ufiibren. SET Ben @rie'
de1 mar es BrometbeuS, oen Mel9D<
los 1t9 rubmen luBt:
rSSb ipannt in So6 uno &ran5 gu
ibrem (oer Menf6en) 9ienit
Die erlten Eiere Elm, baB ibre Sci,
Der
Die i6meriten Miiben teilten."
Ser @egen bes aus Dem Sadbau
6es @eibes berDorgegangenen Mder.
bales fam fir Die Menl6beit ni9t
better berborgeboben meroen, als
nit ben i90nen @orten 8nn6tS:
Ser Mderban NIT ieiner @ebnn0en'
belt at feitere @obnitatten uro let.
mem Sortl9ritt in ltaatli6er Sro'
hung lit bas erlte @ebiet gemeinia-
mer Mrbeit, bas Sen @itern, anf
oerer -@eminnl1rg 6ieie Mrbeit ge>.
ri9tet lit, in 6oppeltem Gimme ben
@ert bon &ulturgutern berletbt.
Gritens f0nnen audi iie nnr I'M ge-
meiniamer @an6eln errei6t meroen,
5peitens ober iino iie anf einfa9en
@ultur1tufen 111r DEM gemeiniamen
grperb 5ugdngIi6. 9arin liegt es
%beqrmn6et, 0ab Ser Mderba11 auen
meiteren &ulturgiitern Die @ege
babnt."
Muf Ser @tnfe 6es Mderbaues nit
Dem 8fluge itebt mobl 6ie &dtigfeit
6es Mannes obenan, aber obne 6ie
tdtige Mitbilfe 6es 8eibes in &al1s,
@arten un6 Sel6 mare au6 Die @r-
reidung bteier &11lturit1fe ni@t 5a
6enfen gelpeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
3uri6tung zines Seuerltein>8 Bellies.

3uri6tuns zines Seuerifein>8 Bellies.
men mabrideinli6 gu Del berarbei-
tet tprroe; BON 8ur5elgemifen Die
Yaitinafe; bon SilienfrI9ten Die
2tnfe, @rbfe uno 8obne; bon mebl<
reiben Srii9ten Die mi@tigen Sc.
treioegrdier, Die STRIFE, Die @erite
uno ben @ei5en. lin Dies aues
rt6tig i'm Sntereiie Der 6amilie gu
perpenoen, mel9 cine Giile bon
Mrbeit fir Die @eiber, bon Dem
g%iniammeln Der reifen Sri@te Biz
gum 3ermablen Der &6rner m1f ben
Mabliteiner, gum 8ereiten bon Setg
ltn6 gum Srodnen Der 8rotflaoen
auf beiben Steinenl
l1no pen11 Die @peiien nit 3n-
iab bon @aiier gefo9t meroen ioQ-
ten, 10 mar Dies ebenfaus mieoer
Elm gegen friiber gan5 nemes Ser
fabren, mo5u erit Sic geeigneten
@eidirre .Eopfe, .gedpfe nim.) &C.
{9affen iein muBten. I1t6 6ieie
Mrbeit tpuroe bon Sen Wdnnern GET
ne ben @eibern iiberlaiien. nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
.grfteng,1 f,1br Der General FORT

ugrtens,1 fubr Der General FORT
.par 6ns Elm alter gfel."
v11no 5meitens," ergan5te Yapa,
rr6 aus ser @lrt, nie er Die Mugen
rollte, fonnte man mnebmenb bob
lett etpas @roBes fam.
rl1no 5tpeitens?"
uuno 5meitens," fubr ct auf,
,mar er ni9t einmal fem Snfel.
Gin S9pager bon einem &oufj1t
mar er, bieier 2ump."
user mar Der 2ump?" erfnn<
6igte ib mild, Der 9oftor, Der
&oniin ODER Der 56tpager?"
vMue maren iie 2un1penl" i6rie
ser alte @err, better Dor Wnt.
Sd ltano auf. ul1nter oieien nm-
itan6en," iagte i6, lift es elm nab<
res Slid, 0aB Sic Die 8erlobntg
5uridgeben lieBen."
n8erlobung?!" tpie6erbolte Papa
gan5 berbliifft.
~@erlobung?!" REF Manta uno
itaunte nit offenem Muno.
n8erlobung init pem?" fragte Ger
8ater no6mals nit elmer eiier11en
Stirn.
uNeuu," fagte i@ i6u6tern, INIT
9oftor 9olberg."
,9it 9oftor 9alberg?" erfun<
6igte ii6 Die Mntter.
nSie meinen," fagte Ser 8ater,
Ser 1angiam auf8nfaiien idien, Isle
meinen, Silence NOR NIT 9oftor 9al=
berg berlobt?"
rMleroings," periebte i6 60
gern6, ui6 meinte TO-"
~@eim" ipra6 &apa nit Gtol5
nno @iir6e, unein, nein, mein 2ie-
Der. go >rai6 Derlobe i6 meme Sob-
ter nidt nit Dem eriten 8eiten. Ct
lit ins &al1s gefemme1 = cine 3eit
lang, uno Damn bab' !b i'm binaus-
getDorf fen"
~@r mar alfo iiberbaupt gar ni9t
nit Eenee berlobt?"
u2!:.c."
Sos lit 6os SSntereliantefe: Ser
bon ebemals mar ~iiberbaupt gar
ni6t nit Silence berlobt. CT lit ms
9allS &c mr1",' = cine 3eit lang.
uno 6am bat man i'm binausge-
porfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Giner, Der gu biel perbient!

SD ber6iene 5ubiel @el6. Sd
netB ni6t, mas i6 6amit anfanaen
loI!" 10 iagte ser Mltmeiiter ser
fron50iii6en Malerei, ser 8Oidbr.
CLAUDE Wonet, gu einem 8eiuder.
ST 5eigte ibm einen 8eriteiqerunas.
fatalog aus DEM Sabre 1877. in
Dem Elm @emalbe bon Menoir fir
40 Srs. uno Elm anberes ioaor 1,,r
80 Srs. berfauft tpor6en ipor. ss1
oteier Set, er5dblte Monet, lei er.
eliidli6 gepeien, tpen11 er elm 8iIb'
fir 100 Srs. babe perfaufen ton.
men. 9ente nir6en feline 8tI6er
pro Stuf nit 10000 Srs. betper-
tet. "u11o oas aues nidt fit miibe-
boae Mrbeit, fon6ern fir reines
Wergniigen!" fiigte er bin5u. Monet
Der IN tpeltabgefdie6ener giniom-
tett gang ieinen Mrbeiteu lest. hot
an benz &eidtum, Der lin iebt in
leinem boben Mlter iberihiittet,
fetne Sreuoe. Ct beidpert fid 6orii-,
Der, bob man iebt fir feline giI6er
81 niel 5ablt, tpie man friiber All
t'enig COB ui1o i'm 6aour6 ser Scot
ousiette. Seoenfolls lit es in unferef
Sett cine beionbere SeItenbeit, box
ler1atto glaabt, 3u biel 51 ber6ienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

tpie baben iie ii6 ibrer Muf9abe ent'
lebigt! 9ie E0pfe bon ieoer Sorm,
Die mir in ben 2ano< un0 5eenieoer-
Iaiiunge11, iopie in ben @rabern Der
2eute Ser iIngeren Stein5eit fin,
ben, FIND ni6t MIR meiit taoellos
obne 9rebideibe geformt, ionoern
a1t9 gut gebrannt unb bielfa6 nit
eingeribten ooer eingeorudten Ser
5ierungen in eefdmadponen Mu<
iterr berieben, Muiter, 6ie ii6 an eli.
ne anbere meibli6e @anofertigfeit
mlebnen.
@don oas Sledten pom @orben
urb an6eren 8ebdltern dus 8eioen,
8in1en, @rdiern, uie es 0ie Seuer>
IGnoer uno anoere @il6itamme 10
prG9tig beriteben, NOR alt6 fi4er
Cen neolitbifden 6rauen befannt
unb muBte ibnen 6ie prd6tigiten
@orlagen fir Die. 8er5ierung ibrer
$6pfereten bieten; rod mebr aber
bic Glebtereien un6 @ebereien nit
aefponnenen Soiern, bie ibne1 Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24
Observation-Disclosures.

-.
@s min aues gelernt iein, alio
,a111 6as S6ieBen. @an5 DEFENDERS
Damn, menn man, mie IN beiltebeno
obgebiloeter @eile ge5eigt, nur Elm
Gtrei6bol5 als @ef6oB CUR 8erfi,
g11ng bat uno 6amit Elm anoeres
Streihbol5, 6as mitten auf Dem 81
iGe itebt, umi6ieBen ion. Set Die
Ter Spielerei fommt fein Bulper
unb fein Seuer in 8etra6t, Die 60
DIE fam alio auf ieoem Slid aus
gefiibrt peroe1t, uno 5mar gleib bon
mebreren 8erionen, Die ii6 oann
nit ibrer u&anone" rnn6 .um ben
Gid berum iteuen. Sic &anone
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

1T ein Strei6bol5, 6as man paral:
lei ser Eiihfante nabe at 6ieie ber-
an legt nno 6aranf I'M re9ten 8tn-
tel Elm ameites 9trei6bol5, oas Die
MtAtung nab Dem 3iele gu nimmt
.unb nit Dem einen @noe ettDaS iiber
oen Eii9rano %berboritebt. Sos 3iel
1T Elm brittes Strei9bol5, IN oas
man am @noe 5mei @ini6nitte
madt, uno Damn Die Splitter gu Ell
mem DreifuB auseinanoerbiegt. Mnf
oieie 8eiie fam man Dem Sol5
leidt cine ienfre6te SteQnng berlet.
ben. Stun i6nippit man tn be-
fainter @eiie NIT 9aumen nno
!3eigefinger bas @eidoB gegen bas
!3iel Fin uno beriu6t, oieieS gu
treffen uno ,m5uperfen. 9as CT.
foroert einige @ef6tdlibfeit, bamit
man 11ibt gu fur5 trifft, .aber alh
ni9t ieitlib bonn 3iele ins 8la1e
binein fna1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

- Mngenebme emo gb n
belt d.. Bilien Sic, Sral SSn.
ipeftor, men11 ib mir etmas muni6e,
Damn brauh' ih 6apor nur gu trau.
men - unb mein Wannhen fauft
es mir!"
rBieio bas2~
v@eil ib I'M Sblafe ltets laut
rebel"
% r6nungsIiebenb. So.
me Tin @eieafdaftstoilette, ii9 bon
ibrem Manr berabidteoenb): SOU,
Mlfreo, faas Du friiber mad &auie
commit aIs id, 70 glib Der &o6in fir
morger bas Sriibitiid bera1s. Sen
5peiiei9liiifel fin6eit Du in mel,
mem Standardization ooer in Der
Observation-Disclosures s ct ri9t
auf Dem 8iufett ODER i'm Na6ttiih
liegt. MuBeroem iieb' mad, Oh ih
ibn Ser aatbi nidt fdon gegeber
ODER i'm itefen gelaiien babe. Elm.
geitedk glol,b bob ib1l
S4s.L14 ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

Neben Der Mil9mirtf6aft ieben
tpir alio sic neolitbiide Srau our6
ben 8etrieb bes Sadbaus IN ange.
itrengter @eiie fir Die 8eoiirfniiie
Der Samtlie iprgen. Saben mir
bod our1 sic Mrbeiten ser 8fabl-
bauforider einen genauen @inblid
III SEN 8eltano oer 6amals ge5oge-
men NGbrpflanaen geponnen. 9a
fono mani Sen Mobn, beiien 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

49, Cine trene SeeIe. ge.
fainter: : .Alio Der Mr5t bot SD
men bas &orben nno Erinfeh
gan5lib berboten?l @as bat ben,1
Sbr Sobartl1, oieie treue 5eeIe, ba-
81 aeIagtt?.
Baron: ge!ueillt Bat er ullo mir
Suefurfninfi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-24

0~abaaHaden BON Naben (DeutI@lanb).
In &adbar1 ge5oge1le 6lads lteferte.
Das Mosgarten ! Mel1ieum in aot-
ftaus befibt als 6unbe aus Dem See.
bo6en bon 8ooeniee Bfablbauten
SIedtereien, Mebe uno 8ebereien
aus Saoer uno 5bniiren Die pon
Sen 8fabIbaupeibern aus 2einfa<
fern gefponnen u11o ge6rebt nurben,
ut16 aus benz Nfnblba1i oes 2aiba-
der Moors itan1nlt Elm tonarnes
ssssooI, Defieu Ianaes @leio nit ge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
QUIETNESS PREVAILS IN
-" We" COTE
nv A.sncin,ea p,nssn

NEW YORK Aurii Is-rhc cot,o, mar
n.i was Gomp.rniivciy ruic' TODAY. with
nt,nrs sHS'ng n under scattering iiquiia :
contracts declined from iss; 70 Il 81 ana
closed AZ 1851 with the general list clos,
ttnr herciy steady AZ a ne; decline Of
Til" nerkc, was irregular AZ the start
GINNING FIVE points lower Ia three points
higher Active mcrths sold M :, few
l.iycrtnoi rah s AMI M can nn ~ hirher
"n"ning tone in the stock market but
nric"' aoon turned easier under small
southern offerings and liquidation by re-
cent buyers. The latter may hav. been
due partly TO dl-appoin,nIent that over
sunday. reports showed no change In The
s nttash S Soai strik. s!tuatioa; and tho
easier ruling Of III" later Livrrpnol cables
Ru,lish comment on w"a'hc- conditions
IN the South failed to insrir" any .np-
tnri OF consequence. white the deeiir"
noted hv ~" Weakness Of grain and less
favOra bile Wall stree, rGnnrts Nav CON
tracts sold on from i"eS 10 ioni ans
October from 1895 % 1910. or 10 10 .?
nuiet. with last prices showing rallies ~
" Or uoints from the lowest cover
inr: Th"t" was considerable May l!rui-
datior during the day hut hcdg. shorts
~er" buyers ri that POSITION against sal
~ .Iulv AMI October and Il Was rcrortnI
'hn, the July premium over Nav was
sumiclont 20 meet the cost Of carrying
Private cables from I.lverpooi said ,hat
Manchester hnving hid absorbed hedge
selling there during tbs earlier trading.
lively small rolum" nf hu"irnls here To
the continued uncor;a'ntv ~ Nc british
coal mine situation: which Is nrrec.cd to
come 10 head Friday, and n d'spnsition
German war r"narntions. ENnorts today
loh. making 3.Ts'."i5 So far this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
tEy Assoeiatcd prrs.l

Jew ORLEANS. Aprii i3.-'rhr teld.ncy
WA 70 sag IN the cotton market ,oIay
mainly because % the disposition OF buy
~ OF 1ust week To rcaliEc. Abnorms'iv
colo weather in the belt which uriya .
messages said had done more or less
haMaEc TO young cotton. hardly had IN,
rnrGt OF sieadying the ,nsrkc, a, the
1t aroused no buying power, evnn after
INC posting OF tn" forecast calling for
continued cold w"a tner and much f-nst n,
me eastern half OF the belt ialight Mo
nrh!nrIiy, on the opening call the near
n"HIhs We're points higher bur after
MAY tnpchCd u ~ selling pressure started
ana the decline did not SroU, mill IN.
-, VS. ~ - y Joints under the closiny
quotations %. last week No Iiupnri ms
!rr"FrTics occurred during the day and
nv CLOS "as at net losses OF Is to II
lnIlt.. May traded down TO 1874 and
'!oH-h a. ihat price
Acc9rHinr IN pr!Nat. messages frost nc.
rIfisu az many points Ia the Interior
~ me belt and wiped on, much cotton
Whleh viii hay. 10 be r"plnntcd Predir.
l.ohs were made by traders on the Iour
s;nc thht IN" government weekly review
oI crop conditions this week would ha
nIsh!y nnf.v"rnblc. J, Was consId,rcd
thht Inc cold weather. coming on ton OF
,h- h"1FE rains az The cli OF last wick
would tend to keep The soil lnoi., AMI
IN such shape that |, would be s.ynr,i
Gays h"'nre planting can b. resu,nrJ
lphsH"rHh!c com FDcnt was cause, ny rh,.
tufn"r mat hrrn IN the Southwest mad
I"t OUT an acreage es,iina,. In which IN,
hec'"Ase was Put az 81: per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKI:T.

CHICAGO April ls--whcat prices
'nnbicd today owing largely {" continued
importation % Canadian wheat and To- a
rHarp break IN values \. wIin!Icg The
im m;unri closed heavy ., 81. 10. ii.c not
I'VE, WIN !.@t to LA and July lp5s,
70 i;o''.. Com lost {. To ). and oats y 10
The ilnish in provisions Was unchanged
10 .'c down. At first the wheat market
showed considerable strength as a result
W tsnr mat low temperatures had dam
,FIeiI adv!ces, however. Indicated that
tts damage. II any. would prove To be ~
only minor character. Then the at.
tcntion % traders sh!f;Cd to big receipts
- IN" Northwest; swollen by arrivals
rom Canada. both steamship ana :aU
~ c.rthtnty az TO progress OF the emnr-
s;sncy tariff bill IN the senate tended
as" 10 siyr some advantage TO the bears
~ this Juncturc word came Of 4 cS!-
laps: ia price, az Winnipeg. news which
great! accelerated the downward swing
ni TN: market here. Selling pressure VAS
gwen further impetus al the last by the
iact thnt a decrease shown In the ,iomc.-
lc Sis!hi" supply total was much smaller
taan hhu Dc".l looked for. Corn and uats
weakcn"d with wheat, but were stcadied
soin."hht az result OF export sales of
'@'"Pp nus n"is uf corn. and by s!gns OF
some ioTc.En call Tor oats. In provisions
IA" effect Of higher quotations on hogs
the bcarish action OF grain 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
rkODlCE MNKkETS.

tOlFl-l..
NEW WORK. ArrI Is rho feature Ia
III. continued evening n.y. ~ May CON
tracts IN preparations Cor Ipticrs al TN"
"nd OF this month This was mostly in
the way of switching. and TRADE lnt.r. -
SCENE 20 WILLING To take tAc Nuy against
sales Of later i"liyerles a, slightly Wider
differences. that th"i. was a Hurry OF
covering toward The clrsc on an !dcp
that comparatively !ittlc coffee wpuli b.
tsndsred The market opcnoa ~ an al !;
points; with ,2,ear mouths relatively easy,
but after selling at sos iuly rallied 10
s;S during the afternoon ana closed at
"a net advance 81 to points. Closing
bids: May. 57l: July. 5li September
CO.: October, d12; December. T.J2: jan
uary 1iI. March. ~
S."t con"e, quiet: l;o =. sHSi-: san
tos l.. -. .ysh littl" change was reported
~ IN" cost aud freight situation RuIuors
that Stntc. IS had sold at ; - American
credits. were not confirmed Offers OF
Is ragged from about $50 to 300. Amer
lean credits.
The official cables reported AN advance
ot 100 rcls IN the dollar buying rate. but
N" Rio market Vas p to - re!s higher.
aud santos showed similar advance
RIO exchange on London VS. l-is pence
lower Receipts at the two brazilian ports
were 1900 bags. JundIahy receipts. -
g". Santos cleared l7i0o for New Or
lcans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

t.i0n6"' butcher bulls largely 5.5et575.
veal caves F'"HHy 20 ul.ycny higher:
bulk TOP PACKERS. s,tSs;s.1r.
Hogs: receipts. a.,evJ. fairly active. =
20 !Jr htgncE. medium up most. liehts
least; closing lights and mediums hrin
neaNics closed with par; uf "H-ly advance
.oSt. hold-ONcr mode Ial". top. 30. bulk.
rN- POUNDS and dow, i9i1MaE5: buliS -
pound and up. i.'Jp SO riEs steady 90
sheer receipts, 1900. % % 10 higher
w9cltJ lambs top. !" - {" shippers: huit.
NT 200. shorn lambs tpp. 80 20 ship
ler-. Dr!k. DIG; -. Gc~ good 9-2ounI
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'ottonSced oil showed rcsis,n,ce tn n-e..
sure. leading months being TO 9 points
net lower at the clos. Crude oil was
urn ard f"huyrs were credited with
lending support Sales. 1900 barrels
FFiine crud'. i5). prime summer yellow
spot. 600 May. So: July. cot. and sop
seinhcr. rs. al bid.
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NEW YORK. April is-'rhc raw sugar
market was Iuiet ;"day. and prices un;
.fcight. equal to 81 for ceI,rifugai. a.
quoted by the committee, while uncon-
trol!"d SUGARS were still! available a;
equal TO So; for centrifugal. with offer :
ings Of the latter not 30 plentiful az
several days ago. No sal"s were reported.
Refined sugar was unchanged AZ 90, TO
500 cents for fine grnnulatcd. with the
demand stiii OF only moderate .roporti ions.
although offerings OF second hand sugars
have been pretty well cleaned up.
Trading IN sugar futures OF pretty
fair proportions, although much OF II
IN the form -, switches. The mar
ket Stcud!cr earlier On covering and
trade buying and i.r!c.s at one time
showed advances OF points some OF
the more active positions. hut near the
close offerings increased and prices cascd
on. closing unchanged to points net
lower. May closed at AZ; July. I5i. and
september at -.
COTTcNSEED OIL
NEW YORK ,ArrU lS-Whrc lower in
sympathy with other commodity markets.
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Ma; state and CITY Bank. 10 IN
Old Dominion Trust Co. . 10 i.i
plh nt-r- National Bal 10 as
Richmond Trust 90. 80. 100 !5y
Virginia Trug: co.-........ loo 20
West End Bank ............ = q 49,
TEXTILE STOCKS.
R"a noke MILE. ~ pfd :. 100 a,i1
Hosen. Mfr o.. tisrs ia. leo sss
ELLANEOCS.
Jen. Realty Corp. I-t pfi. 100 ~. 49,
i.srr- and Bro. Co.. pfd.
80 Participating ....... !6a lbj
Old Dom. !. and Steel Co : !
un!vcr. Leaf Tob.. -, D.i. 20 81 -
Na.-car Chem. prd. ssc 100 ~,
Va. Car. Chemical. com. :. ia 20
stand Paper Co, pfi .... 60. 1884, -.
SALTS
70 unlYnraal Lnnf .rnL III a
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. r9ri refe,E;s 80; United states por,
ny Universal servicel
ri movements:

N.~ York-Middlinr. y 20: receipts. 11,
raIprts. -: EtoCR. I.5.3si "
NJ. M'n,5 p"ri,,.h Receipts. !.c". EFFORTS, L.
~: stock. 1852 80. 49, 80 -
,r.ih! FOR week Receipts. $3.50. exports.
Total t"r sca-'n-Hecc!p,s. 5.l7.Es; cx-
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NEW ORLEANS. AD-ll is-pouc, -,,o
S no :S'ss. r,se!pts. e.561 sacks; inIlers r..
SS-.1'S. SAM 'lsrn rice. steady; sale.
80, INCh,[s. IL tgii,. Bran aid PoII.,
NnChlnENh. EuN.LiL-t 81 - 'I'''
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NEW YONK MAItKET,

ho MGw LORE Apr,L i:1,;op~plipg Liberty
~ ;:;St third rs: slGs; fourth as.
S.CJ. Victory. St.s and ~ 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MNKkrrs

~ CN!.I. MONEY
on f nv S Iohk ;t9r;i y Money on cali
rIrSd az per cent all day
iLnie money way offered Ia larger volur,s
~ per GENT Tor all Tuatu-i.ies OF, rnt u
cases 81 collateral. Hld. wcre made at
ranged at pcr cent on ind.- riai arr
~ - per cent o. mixed collatcrGi.
,N"Tcantll" paper rates ruled nj 4, mn
changed. for IA" hes: names ana =; :,
=. yer c.nt for legs highly rated name.
mere was gone business don. ~ ~ Nor
cent on choice names ~ short maturity
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK .Npril Is The cotton goods
markets. were firm today ColOucr YARN
tahTlcs strengthened on the action az !.
niS producer IN withdrawing fail season
GlhEhaihs Gray goods were guic;er: ra 80
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CITY AND STATE SECURITIES. "
Va. s, o,a 6 an, p ,.,, Nil: Ask'd.
Va: Cent, :. ;. G. and r. 1881. c;I "
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor and Ports. Trac. Co. 81 1875 6, 60
Va sTR ri Tn e roW Co. 8, J,s' 50 =.
Nor. isy. and I!Eht Co.. ?; is 1911.
va ty. and Pow. Co. p.; 100 ~
Va Ry and Pow CO.. com. ieN II X
IL and p, DIV. Oblig. !c4 90
bASK AND TRUST Go STOCKS.
American Ma. Rank 49, 100 "a, oii
Broad Street Hank .; n
bnroiyiway National Bank. iyl III
Ccntra! National Bank " 100 iJ9
church li!l Rank . 80 .si
first National Bank 100 o.o
Merchants Nationai Bank 100 7.0
Nechanics and Merchants 100 go
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union STOCK Yards

April Is. 1927
Remarks: Fair run cattle AIn-j,ct ac.
Wy. and prices shade higher on ali butcher
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CmICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARkEr.

,tthi', ~" LIVE STotK MARKET
co., beef steers. steady: h.avys .5c low"r
top ysarl!n&s steers and he!f-rs. go; top
NaNi"S. - bulk beef steers. 7!5Gs.J
butchers stock steady strong. .nnt :
higher; 0n.k. scoI GTj. bulls s,ockcr, and
feeders steady to weak. Bulk bolognas
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FINANCIAL
pcn 0s iy yor o,, Aptl N-Uer silver. ~
sriatses: short bills, 5'sT ,hrsS-faon;h piihs'
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LIBERTY BONDS

Local. MARKET
ny FT"d'k Noting & Co
1nv-.tmrrt BANKERS
= f'as' MAJ" Street. Richmond. Va.
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ssnE fairy brick OF small los ~, ,,.
'"ps aIuiet. with prices uuoh2nrSi ~
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RICHMOND sroCK MAnKEr.
CITY AND STATE sgcuiiPirTIi;Eiss 1921

Caskie @ Bu!ch & Company.
HIS East Main Street.