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The Washington herald., 1922-02-05

Tb. Iss1-lsss Australian WOOL
elm according to late telegrapnro
.dyic., receiyed by the Deparmens
of Commerce, will be esi-zso'eve
nounds which, at an average OF 20 -
round. TO the bale, means I.stv,vvo
baIes. compared with 1.soo,eoe os
In Isa0-1s2l. The increased proo
tion 4. explained by Trade comm
sioner Ferrin, who has just retu,neo
from Melbourne, mainly oy tne -
ter climatic conditions which have
preysiled, n. the current season % @
having fallen copiously all over tne
Commonwealth throughout the grow,
,or season. The yield OF wool Is sac
Ia have averaged. In New SCUM
wale, ana Victoria, at least, pound
nsr sheen greater than in 1sso-lszi'
whi,. much less loss than occurs even
narmsIly has been suffered through
burning. During dry sessos 10y
sheep have to be driven ih'o -
lots where weeds abound anu a.
seeking the scarce fodder get 'ne
fleece filed with thistle QUITE s :
ali sorts of dirt. necessi :
great deal of carbonizine. IN 80
seasons, like the present. the tnisA
trefoil and barley grass OF tine Sou'n-
ern states ana the wonderful Mitch
eli grass Of Queensland ahord am
nle fattening fodder and keep down
The dust The result Is a fun. wen.
yoiked fleece Of a remarkably nne
quality: -
me number Of sheep IN the Com,
monwealth, which was reduced about
lo.0po, 900 in 1s1s-1s2o by a wide'
spread drought. particularly sever,
in New South wales. has recovered
to- 77,sos. 900. lambing hast sprins
having been exceptionally good. Ih'
number Of sheep and production o.
wool are both. however, still vel
below record figures. which were at
tained In 1891, when the Aggregate
ot,. sheep was 1os. 100000 and tn.
ontn,if az wool about I 1000 o00so0l
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Cattle-Prime
staers. sS.0oas.50; good to prime
steers. s7.ooas.00: feeding steers,
s4.75a6.oo: heifers. s5.Qoa7.75;, year
lings. fair to choice, 3s.50as.50:
plain to good steers, s5.o0as.75: fair
to choice cows. $s.50as.s0;. heavy
calves, s4.o0as.o0; good to fancy
calves, ss.5oa11.75.
Hogs - Choice light butchers.
ss.30as.6o; medium weight butchers,
s9.e0as.40; heavy butchers, Ss.6oa
SIS; fair to fancy light, ss.eoas.7o;
heavy packing. $7.s0as.65; rough
packing. s7.60a7.9o; pigs. sS.ooas.60.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs,
s11.50a1410: feeding lambs, s10.0oa
1850: Gull lambs. SS.0oa11.25; year
lings, ss.0oa12.25: wethers. S6.00a
$50; ewes, $4.00a7.75.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Wheat
No. 1 red winter. spot, no quota
tions: No. 2 red winter. spot S1.2s% (;
No. red winter. garlicky, 31.25.
Corn - Cob corn, old, yellow.
quoted at S3.05 per barrel; contract
corn. spot, 61kc; No. 4 corn. spot,
So &c per bushel; track corn, yellow.
No. 2, domestic or better. s4hc per
bushel.
Oats-white, No. 2, 46a46ikc per
bushels; No. ,, 44a45c per bushel.
Rye-Nearby, Soasoc per. bushel; (;
No. 2 Western, export. spot, Csc; No.
3, no quotations.
Hay-Receipts, 6S tons; range is
s1s to SCI for good to choice timo-
thy and mixed hay; market firmer.
Straw-No. 1 rye. nominal, $3.50;
No. 1 wheat. tangled, S11; No. oat,
nominal, s10a11.50.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
Washington Stock Exchange Transactions

following a complete
exchange date including Friday
February 3:
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

yclrcles called gipsy rings and these
are much affected by rirfs or
roguish beauty with bright coIn-
plcxlons and bobbcd brown hair.
Earrings for the Mature.
Planners arc not wearing earrings
nq much ns they did, but the woman
ot 80 has 'ndoptod tho long drop,
assured Of lts beauty. wearing Il in
iot. sapphlrcs and diamonds. Sap
phires aro especial favoritos OF the
bluo-Cyod.
Tho emerald. perhaps because 10
was tho stone in Princess Marys en-
EnTomcnt ring is vefv fashionable.
Jade is also very modish and Is be-
coming to dark-holrcd women bo-
cause n shows up we'll against
thcir whlto throats.
Pearls uro always IN favor ana
Rro now being shown IN both but
tom and drop designs The black
variety ~ uncommon but very be-
coming worn uB earrings.
An artistic designer has featured
oriental locuuorinE in collection
NJ fancy neck chains. bangles and
pendants GuIalith bangles repre-
Routlug old ivory with raised ort-
entail hUlcring. hand-palnted IN
red and gold, depicting tigers. birds
Another model shows ralall,h wltA
black paint and raised Japanese
figures iu white molding palms.
Tho pendants which nro intended
to be suspended on narrow molrc
ribbon or cord are chiefly black and
oddly shaped. with raised gold and
red lncluurcd elephants an other
luck charms. Long chains Of
carved beads with n slight rose tint
represent Chinese heads. But black
and whito are the most common Of
tho combination of colors. the black
representing onyx.
Bengal opalines, p class OF beads
sold as "Druid's stones" nre new.
They are composed OF tinfoil onam-
olcd with an outer coating OF glass
and they Rllsten in all tones OF
brown. flame. ana yellow. Another
Nimilnr series is IN blue tones and
stlll another In green with irri-
descent lights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
Cnlnrch TnhIn Clnths-

In place OF table mats Of white
fer or lace-odgod linen. the smart
est and most up-to-date hostesses
are using long strips OF pale-coiored
cloth 10 show off the beauty OF their
highly polished tables and beauti-
fui glass. and china. At n recent
dinner given by n Milwaukee host
css the dinner table was covered
with n palo primrose -colored cloth
that called forth much admiration.
ns II acted as foil TO the great
bowls OF daffodlls and mimosa that
decked the table.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
BE Sure Your Rings
Are Quite Becoming

no YOU study your rings nq you
DO tho rest ~ your roHtumo2
DO yuu wpJr u pearl ring on n
dnIh thu hand or mix your tur-
guiUso set ring with ruby that
should CLINT uncucumbcrcd hy other
stouos'
n You DO Won nrc decidedly not
of tho cunt that Ia specializing on
wearing tho rirht ring at the right
timc. These women uro noticing
the dlct that other women are ap'
To- wCnr number Of RINGS with mo-
particular regard ns to whether
they will emphasize tho beauty of
their hands or hurmoul2o with each
othor Tho result ip cougloWor1-
ton of stones which neither reflect
the beauty of the hand NOR cmphu-
sl2o tho beauty OF tbo Jewels thcm-
selves
Two diamond rings ncvcr look
well next to one another but hoops
OF turquoise. opalg or cmCralds
worn between them are most offcc-
tive. Tho beauty uf rublcg worn
ucNt TO plain gold is lost, but ru-
hiDs placed next 20 pearls ar string
of small diamonds are very rich.
Wear stones Slngly.
Especially largo or fine rings worn
HIugIy ON the finger retain an ~
their beauty Modern ana antique
rings should never be worn to-
gcthor, for they viii make oven n
beautiful hand appear clumsy.
a gtyle suited only 10 the bcnuti-
ful hand e. tho wearing OF n ring on
the first finger. even when the ring
ls go worn II must always be the
only ring ON that hand.
Tho ring woaror should study tho
size, shape uud condition OF hor
hands us studiuusly as she studies
the condition of her complexion.
/ Pearls, diamonds. Enpphires ana
such stones need an cxquisitcly
white hand 90 appear at their best
/ but even AN ugly hand .nay carry
rings well if they arc properly ar
ranged. The mnnnish hand requires
careful treatment. h a good seal or
siguct ring worn alone In Enfcst I'm
such case ana occasionally girl
| fond OF outdoor sports will insis,
upon such n ring even for her en-
gaEcmcnt ring.
Fashions In rings are influencing
| other 1ewolrv, Tho wedding ring
| closely sct with diamonds or other
precious stones has suggested the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
Chic New Suits of
Many Cloths Shown
For Easter Season

with the. increasing vogue for
sports and country clothes It ls not
surprinslng that tailored apparel Is
receiving almost unprecedented at
tention. This Is in no small part
due, to the demand for simple
clothes. Smart women are no longer
content 18th being merely in the
mode but must balance the good
taste Of their costumes with an
equal amount-of coed sense. Sim
pie clothes which refused TO be
ugly were the forerunners Of the
so-Called country suit Of French
and Scotch homespuns, kasha cloth,
rep, wool Jersey and tweed. The
wool and cotton mixtures which
permit an almost unlimited field
for eXporimon. tin in color COM
hnations are specially notable In
newer collections which speak very
frankly OF their French influence.
Sports apparel IL really the one de-
partment In which the American do
signer confessos his DEPENDENCE on
French chic. What other people
could so delightfully."- combine that
subtle quality Of correctness with
smartness2 we have, however, not
quite vet the Partisan in the
question OF skirt lengths Eight,
ten and frequently even twelve
inches from the floor is permitted
in New York. while the French wom-
an has been for some months wear
ing her skirts to the ankle. at least.
The degree Of formality TO which a
suit is dedicated, naturally influences
the matter TO n considerable degree,
but II is n safe general rule to re-
member that for street costumes the
palmer n suit and the tighter a skirt
the shorter II is worn, and its sd
ditional length seems to grow with
its real or affected width.
The attitude OF the New York de-
signer is. none tho less, peculiarly
his own. He accepts but does.not en-
tirely adopt the French idea.
Adapt would be a more appro-
pirate word. This IS now here more
conspicuous than in the latitude
v hich is now approved in the mode,
.It has been some time since we have
been restricted to a single silhouette
or dominating feature and II is the
chief aim OF the addressed wom-
an now to express to best advantage
the personality and taste OF the
wearer rather than a slavish con-
sistency with the prevailing fashion.
Coats may go 10 many lengths
this year, the most notable feature
being the almost general omission
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Early spring suit of mid
night hluc piquctiur lined
smnrtly fastened with large
mOthcr-Of.pCnrl buttons.
Smart tailored tricotinc suit
with rolled lnpcls and full
length tightly fitting sleeves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

especially prominent for tho after
noon costume. Shorter than last sea-.
son in most cases. and usually Of an
uneven hemliue when 10 50 inclined
to be circular. the capo may be of
wooden knshas, serge. covert. Silk
and wool mixtures, and every sort Of
silk crepe. Tho Crinkly crepes are
especially good and also combiua-
tions OF wooden or elk with such
cotton materials as linen, ramio, rat
inc and cpuugC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Chic sand poiret twill two
piece walking suit. trimmed
with sclf-Cordings in Iatticed
design.
Pigeon color suit OF poriet
twill with trimmings of
darker grey silk braid lined
with cerlsc cinderella.
Bisuc twill-cord taIleurs
featuring cartridge pleated
coat effect with unique
sleeves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

or English invention Is an auto
matte shuttlclcss loom which II ex-
pected 60 rovolutiouize tho cotton
manufacturing IndmstrN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
OILS AND OTHER
MAIN STOCKS RISE
q, n..nclAIea prs~s

~ Nss"ciAtcd Press
NEW YORK. June 20.--lnitial deal
ings I'm the stock market today fore
Swallowed continuance OF the recent
extraordinary movement, among oHs
Mexican Petroleum reacted y points
nt the outset hut soon made fun recov.
cry. standard OIL OF California ana
New Jersey Pan American Petroleum.
General Asphalt and Royal Dutch al
vanced to 2ls points. StudebaNef
American. lee Mercantile preferred ana
Corn Products. comprised the other
firm To strong industrials and special
ties.
Among rails the only noteworthy
change was one point rise IN kansas
City Southern.
Mexican Petroleum mounted to Ill =
compared with 100 yesterdays closing
and Thursdays lower OF l.32'h. Inde
pendent steel motors. coppers' equip
ments and dividends paying railroad
SHARES were in the forefront OF the up
ward movement Studebaker reached
l2s "a. n rise OF 81 points while
gains elsewhere Of l TO points wer'
numerous.
Mexican Petroleum wavered in th'
last hour but other oils held. higf
grade rails were carried upward by ms
strength Of Great Northern and North
ern Pacific. The closing was strong
Sales appropriated 100000 shares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Latest Market News
LIVESTOCK STEADY
WITH FAIR RECEIPTS

CHICAGO. June so.-Cattlc reccip's
. 600. market fairly active better grades
heef steers strong to lsc higher. quality
considered. others and plain yearlngs
weak to isc lower top matured t''''
hest yearnngs $685.; bulk beef steers
~ ssma.i5. she stock steady To strong
spn,s higher. bulls and stockcrs STEADY
.eai calves steady To BE- higher, bulk
desirable s,ockcrs <7O0d7.5O plain
',inds downward to s5.25; bulk desirable
yealcrs 10 packers around $3.50.
Hogs. receipts $4,000; light and good
butchers mostly Toe higher; others very
uneven. steady TO lower; top flOeo.
bulk s9SOmlOS5: bulk good butchers
SiO.4id1OS5; packing sows mostly
90 .O0da65: pigs steady 10 l0c higher
mostly 50 5Od 1925; holdover liberal
sheep receipts 10000 steady to 25c
higher. Idaho lambs sl2.s5m 1925; feed
or ends sl2 90. top natives 1890 To CITY
butchers. Si2.75 to packers; fed Texas
vcthcrs $50 top dry fed yearlngs
;il.25: hest lat light ewes $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
EXPERT BUILDER
WILL talk HERE
FOR THREE DAYS

Senator Frank \ Chase. manager OF
The building and loan department 90 the
Southwestern Lumhermcn's Associa
ton has been engaged for campaign
OF three DAYS In Amarillo. beginning
June %. &, was announced last night
We will speak at a joint meeting OF
tho Rotary Lions ana kiwanis clubs At
the Amarillo Hotel Thursday June %
Mr. Chase h torCeful speaker,
lnd % IL siiG that he can deliver n
message that viii please group Of
thinking business men Arrangements
are being made Tor him "a speak at
the Real Estate Board meeting Friday,
iunc 90. and Il is probable that other
meetings will bc arranged during his
stay In the city
Mr Chase will come here from GUY
non. Okla whore he has been asked
20 speak June %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
DRY WEATHER TALK
CAUSES WHEAT JUMP
Rr Nssociaicd Prsss

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. June 2o.-Dry weather
complaints from Canada and from some
sections wcst Of here had considerable
10 do to-day with bringing about an
advance in the price ot wheat. The
market closed unsettled. is to b'sc
net higher. with July $ll2 5.S to
t112 % and September Ni2 IA tn
S13 IS. Corn gained "a to ! is and
cats Ia To 7.sc. In provisions the out
come was unchanged tn rise 81 Ice.
Corn and oats were mainly influenced
nv the action Of wheat Good demand
tor corn Tor export was said OF prevail
al the seaboard.
Provisions averaged little higher
in line with hogs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

Special 20 The News
WICHITA kans June g0-Hogs.
receipts 400 Market ten higher. Top
SOLO; bulk siOOOalOlO. top cut outs
$3.50.
Cattle. receipts $50. including 80
calves. Market steady To weak. fancy
hcifors 81 IS: veal calves 80 lower; beef
steers S5I5dSO0: beef heifcrs $1,000
SIS; beef cows s975G475; baby steers
and heifers s7OOmS Oo. bulls g. 256iOO.
Gamers and cutters s200H325 veal
calves Sio0d 100, heavy calves $4,000
90 s;ockcrs and feeders Si0Od5.25:
stock cows and heifcrs s2.25diO0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Kansas CITY livestock.



KANSAS CITY. June 20 Cattle. re.
ccip,s $4,000. beef steers steady 10 2Sc
lower. mostly 10 TO i3c lower early top
$500. she stock duh and mostly weak
Tn 25c lower bulk cows tl.0ofi 300, odd
prime lot S6.50G 7.25 good heifcrs fl.e';
Gamers and cutttcrsr Is 20 Csc lower;
Gamers s25o; cutters S3.0o's315; bulls
steady: bolognas t3.75a4.Oo. calves &C.
tves and stcday. hest S50dS.o0, stock
ers and feeders weak; common and me
dunn s. O0d 100. inferior s3Oonioo.
Hogs. receipts II 900, slow an opening
later trading active; To both packers and
shippers strong to i5c higher, tlnA''
hulk SiOOodlOio; throw out sows
sS.7bGs.Oo. stock pigs steady; good
kinds tiO.6S.
sheep. receipts 10000; sheep and
breeding ewes steady, lambs s5c to SOC
higher. natives sie.5o; Arizonas sll.So'
Arizona feeding lambs $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
COTTON Seed oil

NEW YORK. June 20.-Cotton seed
oil was easy under scattered liquida.
ton prompted by generally favorable
crop and weather news from the south
disappointing action % lard and poor
trade demand Closing bids were NJ a
shade from the low but to 10 points
net lower. Sales. l5,a0O barrels. prime
crude nominal, prime summer yellow
spot 81 IS, July iil September
Sii.56. December 1851. all hid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Dry Goods Market


IVY NHHneihNfI tFtNH
NEW YORK. June Cotton goods
were firmer in the gray goods division
today and liberal sales ~ print'cloths
were made at an advance 81 rs cents
yard The sheeting market also were
frmer with an upward tendency. Color.
ed goods sold below cost, tended up.
wards Yarns were unchanged In trad
ing markets. although spinners are adj
vanciug their prices because ~ the rise
In cotton. Spring wool goods probably
will not be shown until late In July.
Burlaps showed little change for the
day. Some ~ the silk lines for fall have
been sold out. the offerings being light
because ~ price and uncertainty OF
consuming demand Jobbers reported
steady trade In small lots.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Local Odd Fellows
To Go to White Deer
For Work Saturday

Members of Amarillo Lodge No. 40.
4 o. q. T.. viii go to White Deer to
.onfer the fnur degrees ~ the subordi.
nate lodge saturday night
White Deer lodge was granted a dis
pensation at the las, session OF the
grand lodge IN San Antonio Pampa
three. linkcrs are expected 20 go To
White Deer during the afternoon, sl'
pervise the election Of Officers. install
them and set the lodge to work.
The Amarillo delegation viii arrive
IL, Tim. IN begin the comforting Of dc.
grces early In the evening
.. NJ Anderson. district deputy TOR
the grand lodge. il the ONLY state Of
ficer that will be- present It IS UNDER
stood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Chicago Produce
By Associated Press

CHICAGO. June 20 Butter lower
creamery extras 3l Lass. Eggs IN
settled. receipts 3O,S9O cases firsts %
d23 IL
Potatoes slightly stronger In sacks
steady in barrels Arkansas, Alabama
Oklahoma and Louisiana sacked Bliss
Triumphs No. !. s275d3Oo cwt: Ala
hama Spauldings Rose sacked No J.
s925M250 cwt. Louisiana sacked
Long whites poorly graded tl.7Onso 90
cwt.. North Carolina and Norfolk. Nir'
ginia stave barrels Irish cobblcrs No.
/. S5.75. old stock steady, Wisconsin
Michigan sacked round whites sl.75a
? 90 cwt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
NEW BUILDING TO GO
UP ON TAYLOR STREET

Contract h,s been lct for two.rtury
building az Third and Tdylur streets
Tor the Amarillo Gas Company and
the Panhandle plpc Line Company The
building viii be- 2oNlio feet. and besides
the two stories will have a basement.
The construction contract was let To
Fred Bone The total cost ~ constru,
lion will De- $4,000 GUY \. Carlauder
the architect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Chicago Grain.
Nv Associated Press

CHICAGO. June 20 -Whcat--Sam-
Pie grade hard Sill; No. Northern
dark sl2l Curn--No. mixed 6li,c at
IN No ? yellow 6lA,c AZ 62c Oats
No. white 35isc al 3Silc, No. , white
23A,c AZ sec.
Subsequently. dry weather complaints
from Canada tended to give the mar
Dot additional strength II was also said
rains were needed in some sections
ul mere. The close was unsettled, 2isc TO
tu 2S.c net higher, with July Hl2S
to silica. and September Sll3t to
Sli3A
Messages from the @eeboard told OF
pCiive demand for corn Tor export The
close was firm a. to lisc net higher.
open High Low Close
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Sugar Firm


NEW YORK. June 20 Tho raw sugar
market was firmcr and while spot
prices were nominally unchanged a. !
cents. cost and freight for Cutas. equal
TO i.6l for centrifugal July shipment
was l-Sc higher az lSc cost and
freight equal To 413
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

~ Associated Pres,
LIVERPOOL, june 20 Spot cotton
good business done. prices fam. good
middling 1895. fully middhng 10 %.
middling 1880. low middlinR a. e5. good
ordinary i22o. ordinary ii70. sale.
n 600 bales Including $500 American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Liberty Bonds
nv Associated Press

Nv Nssn'laFed TFeHs
NEW YORK. June 20-Libcrty
bonds closed: les lOO0S; frs, IS
100 90 hid: second 4s $40. first l.4s
lOO.l4: second las l0OO2; third 4 li's
100 O6; fourth las lOO10. Victory
as lO062.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Cash Wheat


Nv Associated tfe-s
ST. LOUIS June 2o.-Whcat NO ],
siliai.it. No. 3 Sles. Corn No. :
whit. SLASH -. No yellow SO ~
oats No. white 36H37. No. .. S5n
s. IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Cash Grain

KANSA CITY, June 2n-Cash wheat
No hard sloshi.so; No red 81 "a
u az. C"n No white So l2T57.
No yellow - o., oats No. 2 white
s. -. No. mixed 35M35 L.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
NEW YORK. June 2O-The cotton
,t...l

NEW ORLEANS. June eO.-The cot.
ton market closed steady at net adj
Nances OF 4 TO 20 points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

NEW YORK. June 2O.--After making
new high records AT the opening with
October contracts selling at 1896, or
1877 points above the low price touched
on the reaction OF last. the cotton mar
ket reacted under realizing. October
sold of TO % IS or IS points net lower
before the end Of the morning but Of
fel'ing became very light after the de.
cline and there were sharp rallies In
the late trading. October closed at
ease. with the general market closing
barely steady at net advances Of TO
20 points. The market opened firm At
an advance OF II to IS points. owing to
the continued strength in Liverpool.
large Liverpool spot sales and reports
Of unsettled weather in the belt. There
was heavy realizing nj the advance Of
1898 for July and 2272 for December
and ,,riccs cased ofudfrit hinge b any
and prices eased off during the morn
INK selling down to 226i for July and
1886 for December.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
new ORLEANS COTTON
HITS new HIGH LEVEL
~ Asso, lated Press

~ Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. June 20--Rains Ia
the belt. overflows in the Rio Grande
valley and the forecast Of local show
ers Tor the entiy" eastern half OF the
belt. caused l'" wave In cotton TO.
day which sent ia market to new high
levels for the season. July touching
e3.2i cents pound. At the highest
the trading positions were % TO 26
points over the final prices of yester-
day. Realizing pared the gains down
in the late trading and the close show.
cd gains on the day ~ but s to20poinis.
July closing az 93.0s.