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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

- -
feeeeeh ssns and seozH are
- g. .spe .halsrs snd The crews
- oeAoeoFs that built mp the fish
- n1nnlEy along our New Eng
~ eeoee
Aeu wess virile pioneers.
- ege ct sreat 4D3esn mer>
u eAeB day. DER tlsAin9 ac-
GsBents wesf the talk Of
- eesaeEy and thF envy Of the
Dog5a
RI Now thoee ancient salt"
1nnt Nnenmur = bewildeEment as
tkey enntsmplat= the enormous
- g. tho fishing industry they
en@ed
- Instance, Henry F. Fort
laann resires ~ president Of the
Alaska Packers Association Of
Seattle. Since 1898 this organ
iEasion has packed 10000. 900
esses Of salmon. It has 81 steam
- ard sailing vessela Its sailing
- = the hnest under the AmeTi-
en- naG.
On million cases of salmon a
syeasl
i takes = figure ike that to
ake yoa realize The enormous
AeAle a which We do things in
Tn eoumtsy.
T. tAEse recent months the rail
1eada despite business depression.
hasled 425.OO0.O0O tons ol
tTei1ht
The h9ure i 20 big that Il can
not - fully conceived by any hu-
Man naied.
messca = the country that IN
1pdaeed millions and bill
49, into the production Of
uooda
lillions and billions can
not BE imagined or pictured by
he human brain. That is why
nene Of " realize the tremendous
productive power OF the Yankee
Chilly We comment that the
United States m . normal year
produce. 56O; COG: 600 tons Of soft
coal 9ZO,0OO.OOO bushels Of
wheat 1900. 600 bales Of cot
ton. $1,000. 900 tons Of pig iron
and $4,000. 600. 900 gallons of
SNa9e oil.
Try to visuaize any one Of
49, 6~,r,>csss. 4 ~. -1.
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New ENGLAND.

Brattieboro. Vt.-A. Augustine But
tereld. II. is dead at his home in
Jacksonville
Winstead, Conn Thermometers
showing 10 below and high WINDS
make it hard on the poor of this city.
Stafford Springs, Conn.-Fred Alvin
Moore was killed while at work in a
wood near his home.
Manchester, Conn.-Herbert L..
Gould died at the Manchester hospita!
from complication of ailments.
Middletown. Conn.-Mayor James
F. COnnory has appointed the new city
park commission, as follows: Mrs. e.
Kent Hubbard. 5 years; John G. Vote.
4. Edward F. Slavin. 3, and w r..
Stroud, g.
New London. Conn-The first case
Of smallpox in four years was found
When Jennie Torrance. 3s, negro do
nestle. was on visit here from
Southern Pines. y. G.
Holyoke. Mass.-Frank j. Bedard.
3S. inflicted three pistol shots upon
Mrs. Leon Bourbe and then ended his
own life with fourth shot. She is not
expected to live.
Bridgeport. Conn.-Mrs Edith l..
Sullivan is dead from injuries received
when an automobile coliided with q
post
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
CATTANEO'S

Roquesort, Cammembert and Parme.
san Cheese to take home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

The girl who married 10 keep
4pvay from college viii learn better
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Judge North has
set aside at $1,000 judgment given Mrs
Mary Jacobs of Chicago against the
estate OF her mother.
Traverse ~City-Judge Mayne SEN
fenced Fossard Thompson, parole
breaker. to from ; to Is years in
lonia prison.
Albion County Farm Agent K. NJ.
Roland is planning q big farm rally
January Is.
Owesso-Chief Of Police Denyes will
give automobile owners another week
to get new licenses
Grand Rapids-Maj John G. En-
cry. ex-commander Of the American
Legion, announces that he will run
against Charles Townsend for United
States senator in 1922.
Iron Mountain-Henry Ford de-
clared that industrial conditions Of
the new year will be determined large
~ by the trend Of retail prices.
POntiac-Mrs. Harriet f.. North, -.
widow OF A. G. North, is dead.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Ohio.
foungstown-Mason Evans, ~.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Indians.
MariOn-Dv. ,. Stoner, who owned
the first automobile in this city. II
dead IN Grand Rapids, where he moved
several yeaSs ago.
LaFayette-Stephen A. B0haD. in.
dicted for the murder of Clarence A
Rawles, will be placed on trial next
week.
SheibyvilIe-Albert Curly Harris
who walked out Of the county jail
three weeks ago, has been captured
Indianapolis-Jam f.. Simmons
was shot and instantly killed by his
20-year-oId bride. 1t followed an all
night quarrel.
Brazil--Fire starting in a basement
OF the Decker block did damage O:
$25. 600
English-Alberta Colbaugh. ;, was
seriously burned when her dress
caught fire from a CRATE while she
was visiting her grandmother's home
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Interest on long time loans in
New York City drops to 4 "a
per cent. That's the lowest rate
since August. 1917. This is i'm
portant to borrowers. II is more
important to the average citizen.
not n the market for loans. Cheap
money-low interest-always is
a forerunner of good times.
Money begins doing things when
its ball aad chain are made lighter.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

OStSW6eS.
Wilmington-Joseph G. lawson was
elected president OF the kiwanfs club.
Miiford--A carbon tank exploded in
the theater building under construc-
ton and several workmen were in
iured.
Newark-Mrs Daniel Thompson,
wife OF the state auditor. after "a SIX
days Illness, is dead.
Seaford-A total OF $500 in cash
viii be awarded to the state corn
growers for the best exhibit to be
shown at the annual fair next week
Georgetown--A trucklcad Of mistle-
toe sent to Philadelphia during the
holidays brought 40 cents a pound
Dela~are-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r
Wilson celebrated their fitch we'd
ding anniversary last Ionday.
Laurei-Mrs. Ollie ONeal, wife of
Charles o Neal, was severely burned
about her face and arms when an ex-
plCsion took place in the coal sto.e.
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INDOOR BASEBALL
STANDING or TEAMS.
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Thursday. January l3-F,lks W.
High School.
Saturday. January 81 Y NJ G. a.
VS. American Legion.
Saturday, January 2s-F.lks VS.. Y.
". c. \.
9For house repair or rev work,
phone s39I
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ehairmaa - the board u directors q
Commercial Nattoaal Bank, \
|de1d.
C,reIey1lJe- George ". Wolf, n,
hay Al soed dealer. died suddenly
whtle Attending church Wednesday
Stoubenvf1le Frank raw.
kiss MS called all policemen 70 his
ONCE, where he will open his first
school for instructiens
WfImingt0nT-Hilda Aerie. local
lodge Of Eagles. will build new $780,.
900 home.
Springfield-C. II. Hannor Of
youngstown. was elected president Of
the Greefers' Association
Akron--The school board has lie
cided To open a cafeteria at the Cen
trail High school to serve noon lunches
for pupils.
East LiverpooI-Norman McFar-
land. suspended 20 days ago by The
police board, has been reinstated
BarbertoH--Jerry Rosity, II. hanged
himself in the cellar Of his home be-
cause he had been rcproved for over
indulgence in sweetmeafs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
JUSTICE DAYS SERVICE
LAUDED BY COLLEAGUES
Chief Justice Taft and Asso.
ciatcs Send Letter 10 Re.
firing Jurist.
IBy Associated prnss.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2a-Corre,
spohdcncc passing between ,membeM
OF the Supreme Court and VILLA n,
u. Day. referring Ia the Iattcrs re-
tircmeht as an associate justice upon
assuming tho duties OF umpire upon
'he America n-Gcrmany claims com
mission. was made public today by
Chief Justice Taft. Addressing In,
former justice as Dear Brother
Day. the CHIEF Justice and tho seven
associate Justices joined in signing
under date OF December 81. a letter
which read as follows:
AT the end or twenty-five years
OF judicial work. you have retired
10 ENJOY n w"ll-carncd respite from
uhrem'ttihg labor. This you bcgaa
hy one years service on the bench
or your native state. After n short
hut consp!cuously useful and succeSs
ini service as Secretary OF state dur
lhS inc spanish war. and az chairman
81 IN" peace commission which no
S"tiat"d tn" treaty OF Paris clo.kn,
mat war. You went back to judIciaIi
work on the Circuit Court on Appeals
TOR the sixth circuit for four years.
whence you were called to this courS
IN March. 1903. The thorough prep-
"ration YOU had had for effective work
h"r" manifested itself at once.
Your service has covered two dec
AIDES Your opinions appear in sixty
seven volumes OF our reports. Blu,
N is not only In The published opi;4
IONS, their number, their clcarncs,
anu their force. great az they nre
that the valu" Of your service is 10
be measured We who have sat with
you In conference Know how much
YOU have contributed to our coun-
CHS from your wealth OF judicial cS-
pcrlcncc. your accurate knowledge OF
IN" scope OF our previous decisions
ana your remarkable familiarity
with the adjudgcd limits OF our jur-
isdjction
w" shah miss much your loyalty
10 tn" court and It's traditions. your
ahectionatc fellowship. your wit and
humor and your unfailinG TRANQUIL
iiy and good sense
Your separation from tho court ia
real personal sorrow 10 US. and Va
know that IL ~ to you. To end such
n clos" and confidential relation in a
hiEh. arduous and common scrvico
to the Stat" and country. extending
over many years, must be this when
there has ever been present mutual
respect and affection
we sincerely hope that in YOUR
retirement ana in a long evening OIL
life. YOU may find your happincss
as wen YOU may. In your extended
and honOrabl" record ~ public ser.
wee and In the clear verdict OF yr.vr
countTymcn that you have deserted
well Of the republic
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CALL. MONEY
Dun's weekly Itrport.

ny Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Dun's to-
morrow will say.
With hardly an exception. com
m"rcial reports are OF an iucrcnS-
ingly favorable tenor and business
VIII enter upon the New Year in II
strong position Annual reviews
stress the substantial recovery from
previous depression that fIS occurred
In most markets and the results Of
1922, in various respects. were bet
ter than had been generally autiCi-
pat"d. Despite tho contraction In .N-
port trade. TIA. point has been
reached in different basic industries
where production is a: a nigh level
while orders already booked insure
active operations for some time
ahead Even at this holiday sea-
son. which additionally is quiet
period new demand has been OF a
sizabic dimension in certain impor-
tant Instances. and shut down at
mills and factories have been Of
much shorter duration than usual
Existing conditions In iron and
steel AFFORD convincing evidence Of
tn" decisive character Of the business
revival and moro frequent reports a:c
that quarter and in some othe r
branches OF manufacture. With the
fullest employment OF available la
Dor the public purchasing capa city.
naturally has been appreCiably aug
mentcd and this phase found rcncc-
ton in the heavy Christmas turn
over.
Weekly bank olcarings *5,756.545.-
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BEAR|sH CROP REPORT
AFFECTS WHEAT PRICES
Private Advices Bring About
Decline of Nearly Three
Points.
COTTON UNUSUALLY @,
al let
Net Changes Arc Inimportant-rn-
usual Activity In Market Consider
ing Day Was Last Full Session of
old Year.
Ny ltrnnhnn Mill.

NEW YORK. Dec. ca-Tsr tho las,
mn session Of Tho ro,r Tho s.,,.
''NN
"drNe' Sh'Wc" unusual activity and
strength today. ordinarily a dull
market is witnessed. rejecting an
,,,,,.;,ii.,,.,,.,,.
4" '''N'
HeW commitments At Inc end OF the
year.
Tho genera, lis, was called uror
10 absorb n ha,,y onou,, ne ,o,,;,,.,
Tor "rasb. nv r,,,lc d,,o,,,,iroh
rs,arJisb ,o,sc 80 ~ NV" ~, ,',,ren l"
sales made in tho regular WY ,oa.,v
would hYy, io ~ ny"r :;nto -,
ycar.s business transactions fnr
.sb wcr. .,id ~ r,,o hao, ~,
Cos, nn record E,,,i,L.,n,.Iit7.
S, ing Tho general lis, uCt.r .,rIy
irfscl.Iariiv steadily novel ro,u,,,i
closing prjcos heinz 10 nn;n,.
MEN, NAV ihn ,,r,,,.d;,,, AL, go'''S
S''> Conspicuous
'hf'rendcrt steels were conspic>
apuS their strength icing attribute
90 largely 10 snort covering as they
nave r.e'n'i% shown marked weak
ness Pronounced viEor appeared in
lht en- group, Producers and Retncrs
touching a now tor foe the moveruen.
}" "nN'irauon of IN important an
N'Nic'm"Ht carly next week. Rubber
SHARES also were takes IN hand,
N'iiN springfield ana l. :. Rubber
Sh"riu- 'aN"r'tiSm Tn" pt"tahl"
"''""IhS NJ OK IA" i.auSinn" confer
eng ana the Ncar East situation
i"ii'h 10 perturh the foreign cN-
'hang" marN"i, price fluctuations
moving WITHIN narrow range with
S,'fI ing slishtF lower and francs
S"'"' ''lt'f. COTTON was unusually
I",'s 90" "'Souu' % me three-day
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slow FL Presenting Note,

WASHINGTON. Dec 2a.-Abou,
$3.50. 100000 OF Victory notes called 10,
redemption December 10 remain out.
standing. tho Treasury Department
ANNOUNCED tonight. In statcmcn,
urging all holders Of this issue 70
present for Immediate payncn, al
mites bearing the letters \. y. e. ID
u ana + nr"iiNcd to their serial mum.
hers. Interest on these notes w!i,
stopped December To- IL was stated
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~, NGo. Dee ."-Cattlc: Receipts.
49, h."i steers ana y'driingS. Uncyculy
weak 20 - cents lower: palmer Kind
showing least decline; DUALITY mostly
pam. hest natur"d steers, 1925: weight
Il"l pounds; Gamers aud cutters. stock
- anu t"cd"rs. steady; bologna bulls.
mostly 10 20 Il higher, few wcighty Kind,
~ To 80, beef COWS. uncycnIy weak to
- cents lower, veal calves. mostly - "a
90 cents higher: packers taking best kind
iiogs: Receipts 5lG'0: market Is TO q
Ipw"ii closing strong bulk =? to %
pound butchers. $50 So. few . lat"
lao TO 10 pound average strong. mostly
N.@5W so Few 50; ton. 10: bulk packing
snws. 1IoT 10; dcsirHhl" pig- mostly ~
{. i9o plain piGs down 10 ico. estimated
sheep. Hoc"ipts. 500: IA, iamH. SLOW
iuhy sie.dy5 toy "a shippers 10 -. 80,
i.lon IL u; less desirable. wooded lambs.
S9G ~ mos, clipped lambs 1900
I-''; heavy clipped !ipi. heavy ycariiuSS.
We" X; several strings. .: - IL pounds
N!nd, lI.1: Tat sheep. strong to - cents
higher: best High; fed ewes, SO; several
strings loss desirable kline. - feeders.
scarce: decks 80 pound lambs on country
account. 1865
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p,wtuckc, MIL Comes Sou,b,

PAWTCCKE EFT. II. l., Dec. 29.-The
Jcncks Spinning Company announced
today that tho United States Cotton
M!ll at Central Falls. one of its
plants. would he closed and the ma
chin.ry transferred to plants in Gas
tonia, y. c.. and Drummondville,
Quebec. Inability to meet Southern
competition was given as one Of the
reasons for the change.
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Y. II. 4 y. Preferred stock,

The Richmond Stock Exchange Is
quoting Virginia Railway and Power
preferred stock. less 6 per cent divi-
dcnd. 2 per cent OF which is payable
January 20. 1928. and } per cent pay
able July 20. 1923.
Therefore all stock purchased be-
tween now and july 20. 1929. VIII
not receive the above dividend. as
this dividend Is paid to the holder in
whose name the stool: stands as OF
December 81, 1922.
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III. New stock Commi.sinn scnlr..

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The commit
stock Exchange today fixed commits
tee on commissions OF the New York
sions on all stocks selling for less
than 81 and not less than 20 cents
at cents per share. on stocks sell
ing for less than 80 cents the com
mission may be one mutually agreed
uDOn.
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RAl.1INlnllI.

BALTIMORE. Mi. Dec. .-Pu,ato.s
E.l.Ee and n"hr-py. No Z. ,.."siI -
southern. i.tl0 Is. all sections ~ ,.
.pH"' sweets, Maryland and virginia l.g,
h."n; North Carolina No. l. ..toGs0j
onions: >a,ty. ara nearby. -JJl 40 :
az SECT Ions; 40 : - ueCo
ArrIts Fack"d. r.r barrel No. !. go
H&:vV. al varieties. NJ" :. 2Com-,,
Eggs; Ndiiv" ana nearby. IS. Southern.
nrStS 8. -
iiuttcr: Creamery, fancy. 5inI5: do.
rIiniS, 90 o.. dairy prints 2ina,.
NV" poultry. ~9rinE ChicKoHs. includ II r
!."Eh"rnS. / 20, oli hens. Including Leg :
nuruS. 81 n 70 Uld roust-Ts, .isrlJ: ducks
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DRY GooDS

NEW YORK. bee. 2?-Cotton goods
were firm today. with the demand scat
tered for small lots. Sales 70: export to
Rcd Sea ports this week were about 100
bales. Yarn markets displayed an adj :
yancing tendency. Wool goods not
expected to h. 80 much higher next year.
Advances were announced in some car
pct and rug lines. effective January 3.
silks and buriSps were steady.
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NAVAL. STORES

nfn st ss.cs lis; T"ceipts i !S .h".
mcnts. l.iS. stock. 1885,. Rosln. GrIn;
sales. 80 receipts. l.i3i: shipments. $50.
.ou9,se y to- 90; K; sig. NJ. SAD,
SANANNAH. GA Dec. % Sea Island
market quiet aud steady: extra choice
none; stock. az; crop in sight. Los
LAckSONNIi.I.E. FLA. Dec. 29-Tur
shipments. '6s: stock. .o3'6. RosIn. Grm
safes. l,5S': receipts. ..0l: shipmenr<
Ouo,. II. TO r.. ,90mSN: l.. TO *.
90: NJ. SO: ~. $40. VIZ. 60 WV,
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COPPER.

NEW YORK. Dee: Chopper. quiet :;
ei:ctroiytic spot and nearby. iI9s GiiS. !:
futures. 1874. Tin. easier. spn, and ne n by +.
~. .dU SS.s; futures. 3s.si q 80 Iron. quiet ;
prices unchanged. Lead. steady: spot.
I.25 a 80. Zinc. dull: Eagt ST Louis spot
and nearby delivery. I.p047.i0 Anti
mony, spot. . - SrG.J9.
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IArl; snN,.1ttr

,.LACKsoNvii..E. FLA, Dec :o-IIors:
hee viss ana pacI"r. 55SSs mediums. ea 30
lights. 100. heavy pigs. 600. light pigs.
COS: rOuIhs, 35)0 80.
Cattle: Receipts Hight; prospects.
st"aGy; si'"rs go Htn; bulls !;!oa 80;
calves. d.5oft 30: tanners. LG99cI.
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l,..C9: stock. 7O3.li5.
SPOT COTTON

T'''F's "0UVN. fVd,JFO.
SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2?.-Spot cotton
nuic1~-and unchanged. sales spR, IS
bales. sales to arrive. :? bales; low mid
I,inE. -: middling. $3.50; good mid
ding. 100; receipts. 5.0a3: stock, 2GG.99.
NEW YORK. Dec 2e-Spot cotton. auic,:
midding. 800.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. Cotton spot. fair
demand. prices easier. good inIddling
ii..G fully middling, 1871: niddiinr. iSiS.
10y middiing; 1895: good ordinary. 1876:
ordinary. itus: sales 1000 bales inCiud-
ing $50 American: receipts, iooo bales.
including l.ico American. Futures closed
steady. January. lt13. March. iL6l: May.
ith; July. lL2i: October. 1884, official
noon closing: December. ItIl value.
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SILK

NEW YORK. Dee. .?-nnw silk Rrmcr;
prices per pound Kansni double extra
cracks. sOas.G. tansai hes, No |. $50
MsiO: kansai No !. 81. S.2S4S3j; Shinshu
No. ], S20WS3); Canton extras A 1915.
..NmA.50: Shanghai China steam M, gold
double deer. s.SoGS9,.
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plllLAl,I;i.rIiIA-

II3Y Ns.Oc!tt"d Prcss-
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. "a-Rnticr
Western creamery. extra, 81: near-b!
Prints fancy. - 20 60
Eggs. S-.r-hy. nrsis ~
Poultry Ch!cHens. 1.-Two. lSg -: turkeys
live" - n -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
auotn'ion, Burcb street
CITY hnd St,,c sc,ur,,,.,

city md State Securities.
"a. IS. Old c. and R..io32 ga
va. centuries. 2. ).
IVES, avg "a |" s.,::::: :::I's5 g. 81 ia
street hallway bonds.
=. and T.. 4. Co. 5s.I93s s7i 90
Saf Pub. Ser. CO. So -. lU.5
y. T. aud +. Co. 5s.l23i 50 Ss
Il. ,. Royster iuano
D. 9 oohGS. 10Y 1919
strrct HnIiwny stocks.
). and l.. Co 49,. IS % %
y. II; and T., Co. pfd. 100 II IS
0'' i itni,rona s,a ,Se % 20
r. I. and p. com. 100 100 2 sSS
*. +. ana f.. per
. cent guar. ....., 100 PCS
H.. T. and p. per
cent guar. -. 100 265
Insurance st"rks.
life ms. 70" 60 CO.. or u. , 10" ESQ
va. II. ~ NJ. Ins. Co. % 20 so
Hank nnd rrusi Compnn, stock.
american National :. 100 PAS
American Trust Co
tClass Al ...... 100 100
Broad Stree, Bank - 50
broadway Natl. 800 100 loj
ifk. OF Com. and Tr.. 100 22T o3O
Central National 100 qua ~,
FIRST National 100 "7I
MtIcnnnts NdtionaI 100 !Iu
Mech aud Merch. -. 100 322
Siat~ ana city Bank
and Trust Co... % GIL Gs
i'ldntcrS National 100 100 600
kich. Trust CO... loo % I0Y
say Bk 81 kich -. - %
Union bank OF Rich. 50 100
OF exporters, oats were dcEres"ed Sv ' IN.
selling ascr!bed 1" elevated
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Virginia Trust Co. 100 1924
West End Bank -. % IS
rea,iic stocks.
Patterson Mills -. 100 l24
Riverside and Dan
River. pfd. ....... 100 1908
Riverside and Dan
River, com. ...... 100 295
Roanoke Mills. ~ p.
Rosemary Mfg. Co.
u y. c.. pfd. 80. 100 100
Miscellaneous.
Sou. Bend and Mort.
B. 7 cr%mp' Co, .. -. 'o ~
Crystal Ice Co. pfd..
Iemerson Realty Co.
Johnson Pub. Co. pr. 100 IS 100
Johnson Pub. Co., C. 100 90 &C
hrus ~ BRO. Co. pr.
John $ pc. -. 100 III
- -. !. and S. Co... 3
O. ID. S. S. Co. 500. 100 l7o
Sou. stove wks, pr.
Southern Stove wks.
stan raner Mis-. Co.
Co. pfd. ......... loo luS
Y. J.. r.. y. c. ptd. 100 lOl, lOI
I. l.. T.. con....... 100 iI5 lis
Va. Bldg. and l.. Co. 100 100 los
81 Richmond Trust Co. 100.
$1,000 r.. +. and +. Div. Oblig
$1,000 r.. +. and p. Div. oblie
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CHICAGO, Doc H.-Wheat underwent a
material setback in price today, largely
rs he result 81 radical hrarish views
which - leading trader here cxprcssrd
relative I" conditions affecting tn. market
values al "a" clos" we're unsettled "a TO
S'2c net lover with May -. to 2.s
and July liz. to I.i2's Corn finished un-
changed to L. higher. oats down !, m SAC
10 *. and PROVISIONS on ; cents TO - cents
it"dN! SrllinE associated with the pro-
h"hnc"d h""ri~h opinions which were at
tracing genera" notice put tn" wheat
market on the down grade from the out =
set. Most az The selling appeared To hc
Tor Eastern and chicago holders and
"iicr IN" clos" ~ Vas estimated that fully
2o.nehnp biSncls OF wheat uw:ed by such
interests had hc"n ltpuiddtcd In the Ia >
iht"c days. u was only after prices Ia a.
shown "n extreme decline Of !. cents "A
huSE" rs compared with Yesterdays ton
ngur"S that BUYERS became sufaciautlv
nnin'r"us TO give tEr market II twoS!ded
appearance.
According to the bear statement which
received so much attention the United
states has ut prescn, 100000 bushels
more wheat available than was the ease
a year ago. In addition the worlds Wis
ibi- supply Is Il CC1. 90 bushels larger than
the av"raS. OF the last twenty years
Weakness OF the Liverpool market and OF
European exchange acted further as a
handicap on tho wheat bulls hero. Re-
sides. primary receipts were Qundruple
those OF year ago and indications point
cd to timely moisture In the winter crop
Corn wa. nrmer as , result. of ,s.,oned
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a';: shipms Hisi 5l: stock. 2i.oes.
Little Rock-Middlins $3.50; rcceip,.
20; shipments. 1919: sales. 80: stock. 70.
Dallas Middiing.. % 20; sales. 2.iia =
MontEomery--M Kidding. 1900.
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and room covering Closing bids were
to points net lower. Sales 1870 h., =.
Icis. Tenders. I'D, barrels. Crude mar.
hciS wef" steady. Prime crude. ?i.l- ~
49, rrID" summer yellow, SPOT. nominal
January. 1851: March, 1917. SHAY. 10 o.
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'hpmcr'S aci;: sales cos. stock. 3D.. Isl,
90 ''"'"S S'5i' sales. i.'"). stock. 49,
hugusra -hiiddling. 2ssi; rccc,pts ESQ:
'n!p"rrhts le:o: sales. liz; stock. ., sS.
81 demonstrating, 200. receipts. s.
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COTTONSEED OH,

declined IL to 10 points early. under re.
Iaton sales and with lard, hut a good
rally followed duo 10 support by refners