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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
BENNY kAUFF LOSES
HIS INJUNCTION SUIT
[By Associated Preys.1

NEW YORK, Jan. l7.--Bcnny kauff,
suspended Giant ouiiieIdcr. today was
denied by Supreme Court Justice
Whitaker an Injunction restraining
the National Exhibition Company, the
Giant owners, and Judge kcnncsaw
Lands from continuing his Suspcn-
sion from professional baseball.
Justice Whitaker held that there
were no grounds for an Injunction,
since kauit's contract with the Giants
expired last October. while the pa
perS show than an apparent injus-
tice has been done the plaintiff, this
court is without power to grant the
relief he asks" the decision said
kaun was suspended by Judge
Lands following his appearance in
court in connection with Il stolen
automobile. He WAS acquitted. but
has never been restored to duty with
the Giants. Counsel for the Giants
recently announced the club would be
glad 10 get kanff's services If Judge
landis' ban on him were removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
NORTHERN NECK PLANS
BASEBALL CIRCUIT

HEATHSVILlE. VA, Jan. ~
FROM present Indications. the North
ern Neck VIII have an amateur or
semiprofcssional baseball league dur
ihS the coming season. There has
been considerable interest i'm n pro.
posed circuit 10 be composed OF the
principa! towns Of this section.
For strictly rural section. tho
NoFthcrn Neck OF Virginia boasts OF
larger baseball spirit and patronage
ihan any section OF Virginia. The
attendance At some OF the games
prayed by the Warsaw aggregation
as from 1000 to 1000 people.
There is much speculation ms to
what towns viii! compose the pro-
posed circuit. Among those mentioned
Rcedvillc, kilmarnock and Colonial
Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
JOHNNY WILSON GETS
HEARING BEFORE BODY
IDy United News.1

NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Johnny Will
son. middle weight champion, has
mao ms hearing before the New York
State Athletic Commission. and he
stun stands suspended for smashing
MS contract with Tex Richard to
box Harry Grcb to decision, with
tht. title at stake.
Marty kiliiea, manager OF Wilson,
APPEARED for Johnny before the com.
mission. The verdict, delivered Tues
day. Was that Johnny cannot box in
ms state until he agrees to 20
through with the Greb fight. Kililca
said he would not box under thar
contract, as matter of principle, but
would 30 on with the fight under n
new set OF articles. The original
contract. he claimed. was forced upon
Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
WILL TRANSPORT SNOW
FOR NEW SKI SLIDE
fBy Associate,, p-aee

CARY: ILL, Jan. l7.-Wanted. To-.
sports possible.
Win the national ski tournament.
only five days away, and no snow on
,ne new slide here. MENTORS OF tn.
Norge SKI Club have arranged with
N. NoTthwestcrr Railroad TO hay.
me required amount o: snow brought
from The nearest Iowa point where
sH''w Hes. As many trains as are
n necessary VIII he pressed into SER
Nice oE the road to avoid POSTPONE
ment OF the contests.
NeH from many states and three
foreign countries will jump at tho
meet The new slide is one OF tho
largest IN the world Made of steel
II stands lis feet high and is built
atop the highest hill at Fox River
Gro:S near here. The chute Is 3sD
rect long and NOR. than leo feet H.
icrln!ttca for iumninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
". & M. QU|NT BESTS
RANDOLPH MACON FIVE.
Generals Take Game at Ash.
land by Easy Score of
IL IN 0O
43 to 20.
Especial TO The T!mes-D!spatch.I


ASHLAND. VA. Jan. l..-Wiliiam
and Ma-y's five defeated Raaiolph-
Macon here tonight, IN game in
which Horace Hicks, OF Richmond.
was the star. TEe final score was 80
10 20. IN favor o: the visiting team.
H!cks accounted for sixteen o: the
goals from The court.
Both teams fought :crccly during
thu arst al: OF The coctcS, and when
the rest period arrived, Wi.!iaU9 and
Mary WAS leading. Is to 10 Tho Wis
.iias team displayed excellent pass
tEolD!- scoring as Randolph Macon
Young. rirh: guard OF William and
Mary, p!a wing stationary guard. shot
BASKET th-ee-iourihs the length
OF the floor. II was his second goal
William and Mary plays the Uni
vcrSity OF Virginia in Charlottesville
tomorrow night.
The lineup:
" & ". Position. R.M.
Cooke. right forward u. ]. Scott
h,ISoGd LEFT c tSTwsrd ..cE@Ft9n
xoGns...-. RICH, guard ....J Scott
Hicks. left guard 80. Clark
Summary; Suhstitut!ons-Hatch
for Hicks. Peters for Harwood Il.
Pierce FOR Young, l.. Levy for Cooke.
Chandler for 9. Pierce, Dunn FOR J.
j. Scott, Naught for Croxton. Roane
Tor Clarke.
Pierce (5y, Hsrwood CaJ. Young.
Hicks so. ]. ]. Scott (3), Garner, j.
Scott go Clarke.
Goals from foul-Cooke. 8 In at
tempts; J. J. Scott. 1 IN 5 attempts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
boxing Hcnd Is Rc-r:tcctcd.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. IT,
Walter III. LiginGer. Of Milwauk &c.
WIS. was reelected president Of the
National Boxing Association at it's
annual convention here today. other
officers chosen were X. T. Burke see
rotary of the Louisiana State Com
mission. first vice president: l.. II.
l.!Ehtcap. Of Ohio. second vIce-prcsi
dent; I.atropc Cogswcll. OF Maryland.
third vicc-presidcnt: Frank u. Rus
sell. Kentucky, fourth vicc-prcsident:
Tex w. O'Rourke. New York. score
tary and treasurer (rr-c!cctcD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
JIM BARNES IN TIE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
IBy Associated Press.l

Los ANGELES, CAL. Jan. l7.-Jim
Barnes, American open champion
was tied with Abe Esp!nosa and Eddy
Loos, state open champion. ut the
end Of the seconds days play In the
annual California open golf cham
pi0nship tonight with scores OF li7.
The best score for today's eighteen
hole round was la, made b. John
Black, OF Los Angeles. Jock Hutch
iscn. British open champion. stood
tenth. with 1877 for the thirty ix
holes played so far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Pacific Coast League
Gets $4,000 for Men
tDy Associntcd Press

~, eAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IT,
inree letters brought good cheer
70 tho San Francisco club OF the
faoiho Coast League yesterday.
when Hinglo mall produced
ehecks aggregatlnS $4,000 rs
payments for players sold East
recently.
Iwenty-hvo thousand dollars
was from tho New York Nationals
ns purt payment for First BASE
man O'Connell; $4,000 was from
inc Now York Americans as part
payment for Pitcher O'Doul. and
$4,000 was from the Cincinnati
Nationals, the cash end OF the
consideration given for Short
stop CaVeney, some players also
figuring In the deul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
BENJAMIN MATCHED
TO MEET DUNDEE
IRy Associated prnss

CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-Joe BENJAMIN
the Pacific Coast lightwcight, has
been matched TO meet johnny DIM
dee IN New York. February :. accord
n!cht.
BENJAMIN, a proteGe OF Jack Demp- :
sey $, VIII leave the coast for New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
SPORTS
STAR BASKETBALL GET $4,000 SEASON SPORTS
Fore Is Fair Warming
in Golf. Court Rides
tNv .NsSnrlntrh rrcss.l

CHICAGO. Jan. lT.-"Foro" 1,
fair warning IN soit. and players
should watch uut when they hear
II shouted, the Appellate Court
decided today IN upho!d.ng II Cir
cu!t Court ruling that M.ss lIar-
r!et Stevens could not recover
damages as Il result % be!ns h.t
o% sol. ball driven by Edward
Ga!laSher. Mss stevens had charg-
cd assault and battery With Hol:
ball. but tho court held that Gal
lasher had used due precaut!on
III calling fore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Levi, WINS Match

hlEMl NHHAM, ALA, Jan. H.
I!l! iHhklcy, OF ohio. threw "Strang-
Ter Lewis. former worlds wrcst!in.:
champion. with 1t body scissors ana
wr!atlocn in the first fan OF rhe!r
,,hite iit'l bout here last night, lut
LEWIS threw Bunklcy with hts flying
htadioc IN. the second fall Bini:l,y
MeS badly injured ana couldn't come.
hacA Tor the deciding fan, SO Lewis
was gwen tho Mlnirn -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Yankees Seek Player
to Take Place of Ruth
[By Associated Press. I

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. l7.-An
offer from Jacob Ruppcrt and T. l..
Huston. owners OF the New York
American Baseball Club. TO pay
$4,000 for the services OF DUFF
fy" Lewis, manager OF tho Salt
Like team, OF the Pacific Coast
League, until June /, was received
and declined today by T. II. Lane,
president OF the Salt Lake Club.
Lewis led the Pacific Coast
League in hitting last season. his
average being over 100. Former
~ he was major league star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
ROANOKE ELKs' QU|NT WIN
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Visitors Drop Game by Score
of SO TO 7 in Poor
Game.


YNCHBURG, VA, Jan. l7.-Thc
Elks here tonight for the first time
struck their regular old-time stride
and easily defeated the University OF
South Carolina, 80 TO Z. The visitors
got only two shots under their goal
and missed both of these. Their only
counts from the floor were two beau
tiful losses by Lillis from center to
the floor. Although the Elks quickly
took running lead. the Game Cocks
olnu did not score field goal in
fought hard to the finish. South Car
the last half. during which time the
local second team was used The
change in the personnel did not affect
the scoring OF either team.
The lineup:
I;lks. Position. <. G.
Johnson ..... forward -. Singleton
Wood ....... forward. g.. WinSard
X. Shaner .....center. Sparknan
Nc!son guard. ....... GaSquc
smith guard. ....... LilliS
summary: Goals from foor-John-
son CD. Wood (i), Lee CD, II. Shancr
ioD, Smith CD. Bryan. Williams (0,
oppieman. Liilis (2). Goals from
fouls ohrson, In !: Sparkman. =
IN .: Singleton. in |; .Gasquc, in
3. stitutions--Bcaslcy for John
son; Lee for Wood: Williams for Lee:
Opplcman for Beasl"y; u. Shaner for
X. Shancr; Il. Shaner for u. Shaner:
bryan for Nelson; holmes for smith:
Vaughan for WinGard. Edmunds for
Sparkman: Wingard for Vaughan:
Vaughan for Edmunds: Abrams for
Gasque. Timc-26- Il a ! V g =.
Rcferce-OftcrdinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
McAULIFFE TO MANAGE
BRITISH PRIZE FIGHTER
IBN.tnite1 Nnws-l

LONDON. Jan. l7.-Jack McAulirc,
undefcate3 American middl.-wcight
champion, who is now in England
mas aisucd IN to manage Jack E!oon-
piDn.
McAul!He has issued CHALLENGE
10 Gene Junney on behalf OF his now
charge for a tight Tor the light
heavy wcight title
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Yankcrs 10 Omen ,Iurch !,

,HEN YORK. Jan. I7.-Spring cX-
h!n!tIoh tames TO be played al New
oiis"hs ~ the New York Yankees
~! open on March IL instead Of
March -. Announcement, TO this effect
was made today by the teams man.
iISe;nent and II also said the raIn,
sch.dulrd with the Brooklyn Dodgers
az .. Az IN TEX March 81. would be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Refuses Burn,' Offer.
liz. Initial N.u.r

icy United NEWS.
LOS ANGELES Jan. l7.--If Jack
DEMPSEY fights Georges CARPENTER
in London the offer must come from
some other source than Tommy
Burns.
we do not considc Burns a pro-
moter and. therefore are not inter-
ested in his offer" said Jack Kcarns
manager for the heavyweight cham
D!on. in commenting on the cabled
oHer Of Burns. representing syndi-
cate. OF 10000 for second encounter
between the big fellows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Cuban Ia Play Third for Seattle.

~ IIANCISCD, Jan. l7.-llalIu,-
, .i-et'. uO@n baseball player. vii
81 th' Pacific Coast BASEBALL Leagu.
thlS year, according 20 word rccciy.j
mere NHcto Was purchased ~ In.
; hul",!H !ast season. but refused to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Cinnt. reirn,e ,JcI,nu,,,,,

NEW. YORK, Jan I7.-The New
oik national LcaEuc baseball tlt,I,
mas released Pitcher IS. III Al
i;"ug him TO the Portsmouth team OF
VIC Virginia League. from wrtrb =.
Wa obtained last winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-18
Deaths
liENZIEl

Ruth Bcnz!ct. wife OF
y. w. Hcn.lcr, died at her residence.
Goa North Twenty,hird Street. at ll:2O
o'clock Tuesday. Jan. II. She leaves
to mourn their loss. husband ana three
children. brother anu two sisters Flu.
neral notic. later.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
INDEPENDENT OILS.

sSS ssS Aa At r.s. Fssl o'a.D1i g Dt ~ q ~ ~
100 Ark Nat Cas-: eM .sM en + *
1000 Big Indian...f 80 &c 81 ~"
220o0 Boone OIL. ~ 22 20 20 Il
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PEAS-Beans, marrow, choice.
Domestic. 100 lbs. $3.50: pea, S5pJ.l5; /;
medium, 2 as; ko,snasni. ss;2sS4;oe; red s KID
BiUTTER-creamery higher than extras.
III sas sssrss g sesre SSe
gesS $ score. ssass5se IS S sooS sasi%e s 70
ss.ras, S's sess ssSsSI o. se score. eassas s ssS
lower grades: 2sassc: held o. storage, high
201sasiMc.: seconds. as62sc.; State dairy.
tubs. finest. 33has4c.; good to prime. 80
rent; rent msRa, ssa Extras. 70 sse5ic: fir.ts. asaIe
packing stock. current make. No. I ZIG si@
CHEESE--New York state flats. held
specials. 23Q2sc. fresh specials. 2142fHc.: !:
% tcs.s soa2 lsss .ssess s.es twns In
2ilso.; average run, cog2oHc.; Wisconsin.
double Daisies. oolored fancy. 2l92iNc.;
.Si7s. sSi.s Americas '' A'
EiGS-Frcsh gathered estras, dozen, 40c. |:
extra firsts. 3sg3sc.; firsts. S5gaIc. sec
Ve;' fsir to choice. & aT Dry. ssaasc retrissr.ior
sgs essyss: as p'.s s,nS sS esPESs s%sss esis MS:
eggs. refrigerator. 26QSoc.: sterilized
whites. ceaaic.:. brown and mixed . cclcrs.
extra fancy candled selections. .4Ic.
nearby and nearby Western hennery whites:
average extras. 4sat4c.; extra firsts; alg
Sae Whites, frsts tirs,: to sa,rs irs ueds
Grades. stss5e: palls,s, eggs gs;, GRADED. ps
smallest out . sen, unsssSeo s.,5S. aaa4as .Itr.
firsts. 4i942c.; firsts. 3sd4oc. under grades.
s4Ts7c.; pule;., GRADED. smallest out. 3sg
southern. gathered whites. 3Jaioc.; nearby
and nearby Western hennery browns, extras
9a2e nearby brown srs,s asd 10 mixed ssse. lists
ssasoc. sssass.' e' w
FRUITS. IREsH--APPLEs--wae hbi--
ssfTT; Wealthy. eSu6.5o; Nonesuch. sSa1:
ssSs: ss tsSGssiG SortSsrn spy, s5gss5 Stark sSae
stuc; Roms BEAUTY. basket. s2.ss9g2; ss - :
Jonathan. Jonathan b. B''G c. boz. ssa2.75:. siciniosh:
s2a3: Winesap, sl.I5131 Is; or,ley, Si.75g
g spl;zsnsers. s2sS.co; RNme Beauty
POTATOEs-Meine. $50 Ia. s4.251t.eo;
1e5 lbs. .ssg t..5i state. 1sI ioss Ssq4.oo:
lG5 lbs, s3.;oat: 40 lbs; s5.2593-So; Lons .as
III; Danish. bag. t3.I5: sweets. Jersey, bas-
ket, si.T5a2.50; Delaware and Maryland.
'cgsS ysmIs; soI,s bs, cs5oisss s5sos o'i S"s
POULTRY, DREssED--FREsI KILLED
Chickens West ern. small broIlers, boxes. 500
Ssc; large. 2sg3eo.;. flyers. 20 3tc:' small
asSssa. asssas' s,sss. sca2ie; western ssls. dry
ss isSsc ss 2oasSf sS: ':ss.' Ssy iSsls
id cocks. iTe22c.; capons. Jersey. 3oe5oc;, !:
western, 25n43c. Turkeys, dry picked.
western. fancy. 47d5ic.: Southern and
southwestern. 500; poor to good 900
t5c: old toms. 30140c.: old hens. 4tQfoc.
s4sf2e. Geese, western fatted. 22d25e. aver
age. 2oa22c. Squads, white; dozen. ssQi2 80
pair. 3Od55c Jacks. pair. 55Gxi.10.
POULTRY. LIvE--Fowis. freight. e5f3oc. ,
express, 26d3ic.; chickens, freight. 22d2Ic.: I:
express. 23d3oc.; ole roosters. ffeight. lee.
fre,ght 2sn30c: express, 3id39c.; Muscovy.
iie Goose. freight, 20n22c.; express, 22p'
pair. 4od45c Rabbits, ID. freight or ex-
press. 22e.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. 2 red. $1.21: No. 2 hard,
s1.20; No. Manitoba. $i27i; No. 2 mixed
dururn, $1.0oh. c.. I. I. track New York TO
CORN-No. 2 yellow. esxc.; No. white.
S,kc.; No. mixed. 8eNc.. c. |. Z. New
0ATS-No. white. 47@47,kc.; No. white.
s59451sc.; No. 4 white. 43943Ikc.: fancy
clipped white, 56isc.; ordinary clipped white,
fS050c., all elevator.
RYE-Market steady; No. . Western. e2c.
(. o. b. and 901zc. C. I. Z. New York export.
BARLEY-Market steady: feeding. 56ikH
6o1c.; mating. 63Ma67hc. C. I. +. New
BUCKwHEAr-Afarket firm: American
and Canadian. 81 per 100 lbs.
HAY-Markct quiet: No. I, $27f20; No. 2.
s25921; No. 3, SCOOPS; shipping. $21@23 per
Ton: timothy. No. to I, large bales. ton.
s25930; shipping. $22G24; no grade. $2C021:
fancy clover mixed. $27@2S; No. I, clover
mixed. $25Q28: No. 2. clover mixed. $22I24.
6TRAW-Market steady: No. rye, $240
% per ton; No. 2 rye, $25026.
FLOUR-Spring patents. $8.5097: spring
clears, S4.25H5; soft winter straights, $4,000
S.75; hard winter straights, 80 6.25dp6. so.
Buckwheat Flour-Market dull, $3.1003.20 a
100 lbs. Rye flour steady; fair to good,
$5.cs95.J0; choice to fanny, $5.50d5.75. Corn
meal dull; fine white and yellow granulated,
sf.5001.60. Feed-City dull; bran, bulk. $50:
100 ID. sacks. S31; red dog flour. $40 ID.
sacks. $40 Western dull: bran. 100 ib.
sacks. $50; standard middling. do. e31:
flour, middling. do, $32G33: red dog four,
40 lb. sacks. $se: oil meal. $6i@53 q ton.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
Denims Sell nt New Prices.

Following the advance of denims 20
the IT cent level. as announced yestcr-
day by several leading factors, sales
were reported,as fairly active at tho new
prices and averaging about half the total
registered at 16k cents Tho few houses
that did not raiso prices were reported
to have Withdrawn offers. Traders ex-
pressed themselves as we'll pleased at tho
amount of business transacted at the now
level. The advance of half cent was
said to be due to efforts being made by
mills to make UP some OF tho losses suf-
fered IN offering goods Mt 1GK, cents.
The goods offered consisted generally OF
dcnins left over and odd lots.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
shirt Buyers Reduce Purchases.

Shirt buyers are reported as placing
few orders for spring delivery. most OF
their purchases being for thirty days de-
livery. The opening OF the season finds
many manufacturers loaded with stocks
which they are unable to liquidatc. The
markets present overstocked condition
is said to be due 20 the rush OF American
buyers 20 European centers five or six
months ago. when they bought all shirt
ing in sight because of low prices there.
A rfso In foreign exchange ralssd the
prices of imported shirtings above these
for domestic shirtings. with the result
that quantities OF foreign goods were
dumped on the domestic market al ex-
tremely high prices.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
Demand for Rugs Good .

Rug manufacturers and Importers are
finding active demand for their merchan-
disc. The season just passed IL said to
have been one OF the best in recent
years. with demand centering on higher
priced merchandise. Pile fabrics in Will
tons are said to be best sellers. with
practically little demand for other fab
rics. Prices are reported as somewhat
higher than they were last year. but
having little effect on the number Of
purchases. Domestic and imported rugs
and carpets feature the demand.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
Army Orders
Special Dispatch 70 rrr Nrw YORK HEsup
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G., Jan. 12.


These army orders have been made public:
Csvairy--Maj. W. @. Christy. Fourteenth
g .valry. relieved hat regiment and dutles
Fort Des Moines, TO Headquarters Sixth
Corps AREA Chicago and report. 10 Com
manding General for duty IN connection with
organized reserves and assignment later;
sonviie. Ind. ana duties duties For, ''f Riley as
signed Go First Cavalry division. % Fort
Bliss. and report TO Commanding General
Major e. W. wniiams. relieved Fort pes
Moines. detailed rs Instructor cavalry, North
Carolina guard. 20 AEhrviiie. n. C.. take
station and report by letter 70 Commanding
Eenerai. Fourth Corps area, Fort Me-
Pherscn, for instructions and notify Gov
crnor Of State.
Air service--Cap,. w. IT, Murphy. trans
and report to commanding officer for as
slgnInent; Col g. g. Hall, relieved In office
amer and uoon % q" eonle.,os t,o si,shn ihs;p. ,paoDr o.
Aberdeen proving ground. report to Chief
Of Air Service for conference then to Scott
Field; take station and assume command
that field: Capt. q. l.. Usher. relieved Carl
strom Field, Arcadia. effective end course
detailed as instructor New York National
port BY letter to commandine General Sec
ond Corps area, Governors Island. for In
structions and notify Gov-rror ~ state (;
Capt q. G. l<enney. relieved Air Service En-
rincer School. DAYTON. assigned Go duty ~
Garden City. continue duty now nasiEcd until
completion thsrccf Msior. r. p. Cousins.
rclievnd ~ offtce or Chief ~ Air Service
this city, 90 Boiling Field. Aragostia, II c..
and report 20 commanding officer for duty.
Miaceiianeous-Coi. Lewis ". Rand Corps
OF Engineers. from Memphis. e. Waiter
Reed General Hospital. Tacoma rnrk. and
rcport 20 commanding officer for treatment.
Col. Georvr NJ. Hoffman, Corps of Fnei-
necrs. 90 walter Reed General Hospital. and
report 20 commanding officer for treatment.
First Lieut. r., y. Kindley. First Infantry.
relieved with that regiment and from fur-
ther duty ~ Camp Travis. report "a brig =
Cen. BENJAMIN. A. roore, for duty ss aide
40 csmp IN hs~ ssats
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
Gray Goods Quiet.

No change In yesterdays local gray
market was reported. there being little
active trading. and closing process were
firm at Tuesdays quotations. A few In
quiries for the more staple lines OF print
cloths were reported. but actual business
transacted was negligible. The speciality
lines were without feature. Trading IN
burlap was quiet. prices tending TO ease
off. A decrease or about five points in
heavier weights was registered at the
close. Cables from Calcutta reported the
yardagc for December delivery for the
East Coast at 49,000.000 yards and FOR
tho West Coast at 100000 yards. Trad
ers. however. were unable 20 confirm the
cables.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
RECEIVERS IN BANKpUPTCY,

Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester-
day IN United States District Court were:
RIvERDALE BAKING CO., INC, o5 Pros
pect street. Yonkers-Maurice zuckert, re-
ceiver; bond. 81 900.
IsIDoRE SEIDLER. 20 West Seventeenth
street-Richard o. Smith. receiver: bond.
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The New York herald., 1922-01-13
BUYING FOR RUSSIA
is BUOY FOR WHEAT
Domestic Milling Demand
Also Impoverished
Crisis Is q Depressant.

CHICAGO, Jan. IL. Wheat averaged
y --tle higher to-day, chiefly owing to
~rovai Of hedges against sales of
100000 bushels of seed wheat taken
Tor shipment to Russia. The market
closed unsettled. from &c. net decline
70 sc. advance. with May $1.111a to
sl.ll rs. and July 99N to 99%c. Corn
finished shade lower to isc higher.
oats unchanged to shade off. and pro-
Visions at gains of 7H to soc.
Wheat at times got slight further
stimulus by Improvement In domestic
milling demand. Firmness in Liverpool
tended also to help the bulls. However,
general export inquiry was slow as a
result apparently OF Argentine competi-
ton. Besides the effect OF the fall OF
the French Cabinet was depressing. al
though May scored the highest prices
after the news from Paris had been cir :.
culated. Assertions that the Italian
Government might throw on the market
its 100000 bushels of wheat reserve
TO prevent a rise in bread weakened
prices here at the last.
Purchases for Russian relief upheld
corn and oats. Higher quotations on
hogs advanced provisions.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13

Total sales. 214.s75 shares.
The New York herald., 1922-01-13
stock OF raw SIX Small.

Although business in the local raw silk
market is mostly in spot silk and nearby
deliveries and amount only sufficient to
cover current needs are being bought.
mills. according to the weekly market
report OF II, l.. Gwalter & Co., Inc. are
practically bare Of stocks and purchases
in the aggregate are enough TO give the
market a strong undertone and compel
advances. The Milan market Is reported
as unchanged. with business confined to
European buyers. Reelers have little
stock on hand and production is booked
ahead until the end of February.