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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30
SEVENTEEN TAKE
PASTEUR TREATMENT

Jackson. Miss. January 29.-1spe-
cial)-One month ago the state board
of health announced that 1t was pre-
pared to give the Pasteur treatment
free of charge TO all cases of hydro
phobia that might be presented and
that DR.. ]. M. stingily would be in
charge of that work.
surprisingly large number OF pa :
tients have responded to this invitation
III, in all-and II Is said that during
this month six or seven Mississippians
sunering with or fearing rabies have
gone to New Orleans or Memphis for
treatment.
Two OF the patients here have been
discharged as cured and have returned
to their homes. but Is are still under
treatment with good prospects of a
cure. OF the II patients admitted to
treatment 16 were bitten by dogs and
one by cat.
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WEAKNESS CAUSED
BY LIQUIDATION
Close of New York Cotton
Market Steady at Decline
of 6 to 10 POitns

New York. January se.-There was a
ment in cotton during todays earlier
trading but prices later weakened under
rather active liquidation. which seemed
to come largerly from Wall street sources
and the close was steady at a net decline
of to 10 points.
Liverpool was better than due with
private cables reporting small offerings
and a better trade demand. and the local
market opened steady at an advance
of to 6 points. Local spot houses were
buyers, while there was also a renewal
ment demand which had been so in evil
dence in Thursdays late trading, and
the market sold about to s points net
higher late in the afternoon.
Absence of important southern selling
doubtless encouraged this advance. while
local bulls were again emphasizing the
increasing activity OF domestic mills and
predicting a spot demand from that
source which would offset diminishing
purchases for export. The demand, how
ever, did not become general or partic-
ularly urgent, while the advance appeared
to attract increased offerings from old
longs and weakness in the stock mar
ket was followed by rather heavy Wall
street selling.
The market broke quite abruptly In
consequence with October contracts sell
ing down from 9.31 cents, the high point
of the morning, to about GA cents, or {
points net lower. The close was steadied
by covering but at the days lowest.
The only changes made in the differ
ences between old New York grades OF
spot cotton by the revisions committee
at yesterdays meeting were reductions
on some of the low grade discounts, and
as they apply only to deliveries on old
style February contracts, they attracted
no general attention.
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Frnits and Produce


Lemons-$3. so.
Limes-$1.25.
Florida oranges-$1. 75@2. %.
Grapefruit-$1. 75Q2. 25.
Tangerines-&.75 per strap; $3.50 per box.
Florida trawberries-30Q4Oc at.
Apples-York Imperial, S3G350: Bald.
wins. $34325; Grimes Golden, $46l4 so: Ben
Davis, $250Q3 Box apples, sl.25@1.75.
Peanuts-51kq61ec per Id.
Malaga Grapes-$5Q6 per keg.
Tomatoes-$2. 50q3 per crate.
Cocoanuts-4 per sack.
Cranberries-Per box, $1.75Q2; per BAR
rel, 81.
Celery-s4.50 crate, 9oc Dozen
Walnuts-16tM20c 10.
Pecans-121k420c per ID.
Fflberts--15c per Id.
Almonds-20c per lib.
Chestnuts-9c per Id.
Lettuce-s1. 25n2. % hamper
Eggplants-$3 so.
Green Peas--S2. 20.
Green Beans-$2.5 90
Onions-2lac per Id.
Spanish Onions-$1.75 per crate.
Sweet Potatoes-90c per bushel.
Irish Potatoes-75c per bushel.
Cabbage-2c per lib.
New Cabbage-$1.7 70 per crate
London Layer Raisins-$1 10.
California Figs-$2 per case.
Seed Potatoes-$l@1.2O blu.
Onion Sets-$l.7oQ2 blu.
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Produce Market

New York, January 29.--Butter firm;
receipts, 6191: creamery extras (92
score), 33@331Rc; creamery (higher
scoring), 34@3411c; creamery frsts,
30@32isc; seconds. 2S@291ac. Cheese
steady; receipts, 2534; state. whole milk.
winter. export type, specials. 15h @1sc;
state, whole milk, winter. export type.
average fancy, 14A @15hc. Eggs un-
settled; receipts, $50; fresh gathered
extra fine. s3h @34c; extra firsts. 33c;
firsts, 32@32hc; seconds, 301s OBJ hc.
Chicago. January 29.-Butter Arm
creameries. 24@31c. Eggs lower; re-
ceipts. 1907 cases; at mark. cases in
cluded. 25@30c; ordinary firsts. ESQ
zoe; firsts, so. Potatoes unchanged; re-
ceipts, IL cars. Poultry; alive higher;
springs. 13h @14c; fowls, 15c.
st. Louis. January 2s.--Poultry UNI
changed. except turkeys, 16c. Butter
unchanged. Eggs, 2S%c.
Kansas City, Janaury ss.--Butter:
Creamery. 33c; firsts, 81hc; seconds,
use, packing, 1sc. Eggs: Firsts, 2sAc.
Poultry: Hens, 13hc; ROSTERS, 1oh C
turkeys, 15c.
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Wool Market

Boston, January o9.-rhe wool market
has been fairly active and stronger this
week. Demand has covered about every
grade and class of wool to be obtained in
the market and both fine and medium
woods are higher. Advices from the for
eign primary markets ard from London
tell of higher prices both on ana and me-
dunn woods, with American 1uyers oper-
ating keenly, both in Aes.s,ia ana Lon
don. Missouri q blood, A@32c; u blood,
32433c; braid, 25Q26c. Kentucky and SIM
liar, u blood, unwashed, 3lQ32c; Is blood
unwashed, 32Q33c. Secured basis: Texas
fine, II months, 5SQ60c; fine, months,
h6M5Sc.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Receipts, 1888; shipments
1888; stock, 220,S42.
Memphis: Receipts, S742; shipments
5237; stock, 245, 1923.
Augusta: Middling, SIZE: receipts. 2193
shipments. $685. sales, 1894; stock, 150,7s7.
st. Louis: Middling. Sc; receipts. 1888
shipments, 2961; stock. 40,067.
Cincinnati: Receipts, 7i5; shipments, n5
stock 9477.
Little Rock: Middling, 77sc: receipts
1647; shipments, 1913; stock. 64.S09.
Total today: Receipts. so,1si; shipments
Is, 1872: stock. 49, 05.
Dallas: Middling, TIC; sales, 2243.
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Bible School Convention

Lineville, January 29.-(Spccial.D
One of the most successful bible
schools convention ever held hero was
concluded last evening after a session
of 10 days. The faculty consisted of
Rev. j. M. Thomas of Talladega, Rev.
A. J. Preston of Andalusia. and Rev.
j. w. Rucker of Roanoke. Among the
lecturers that visited the Sahool were
DIR. w. o. Carver of the Baptist SEM
mary at Louisville, KY. Rev. Il. NJ.
Purser of Richmond. Va, and Harry
L. Strickland, representing the Sun
day school board.
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Self-rising flour. $500: Tennessee flour
$3.50: Michigan -four 1915; Idaho -FOUR
$40; Indiana -four. $40 spring wheat
flour, $685. hard winter wheat -four, $50;
shorts. s33: pure wheat bran, $S2: c. s.
meal, ~ per cent SIS; Creme meal, per
ton s23: c. S. hulls. so ton; No. timothy
hay, per ton, SIS; mixed alfalfa and John
son grass, per ton. $40; pea green alfalfa.
western, SIS; mixed feed. per ton. ~;
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Worlds Visible Supply

Total visible this week, $4,000; last
week, 6.543,000; same date last year,
900; same date year before. $685..
600. or this the total American this
week, 5.590,000; last week, $4,000; last
year, 4,5S1.000; year before. 4,s41 900
All other kinds this week. 1882. 900; LAST
week, 1926. 900: last year, 1856, 900, year
before 1.347,000. Visible IN the United
States this week, 3.276,00O; this date
last year, 1,943.000. Visible In other
countries this week, 1897 900; this date
last year, 4.324,000.
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BUCKLEY PRAISES
RESERVE SYSTEM

Cincinnati, January 29.-The federal re-
serve act was declared one of the great
est pieces of constructive legislation of
the present generation by Congressman
Robert ]. Buckley in an address today
before the annual convention of the Hard
wood Manufacturers association of the
United States.
J. H. Millberger of Cape tiirardeau, Mo.
was reelected president
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GREENSBORO

Greensboro, January 29.-(Special.)
DR.. w. III. Oates, prison inspector. who
recently inspected the Hale county
jail. reports that the Jail was well
kept during ex-Sheriff William Mar
tins administration. the past year
However, he says that although tho
jail is a new one it is not quite up
to-date. having been built before his
department was inaugurated.
The Southern University Glee club
VIII leave in a few days for this sea
sons first tour The clubs musical d.
rector, DR.. J. Campbell Cooley, re-
ceived his musical education in Ber-
lin and Leipsig.
Mrs. Sudie Beck Powers announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, Annie Carolyn,
to William Gilbert Miller. the wedding
to take place at home on the evening
of Thursday. February 49, Both Miss
Powers and Mr. Miller are prominently
connected and widely known through
out the state.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, January 29.-Spot cotton
steady; sales on the spot. 1900 bales;
to arrive, $40. Good ordinary, 5-16c;
strict good ordinary, 6 13-16c; low mid :
ding, 75-16c; strict low middling,
H. Ice; middling, 1-16c; strict mid
ding, 5-16c; good middling, S11-16c;
strict good middling. 91-16c. Receipts,
$685. stock, 412,574.
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Spinners' Tskings

Statement of spinners taking OF
American cotton throughout the world
This week. $4,000; same seven days
last year. 30S,000; same seven days yenr
before, 374.000. total since September /.
6,122, 900; same date last year. S,757,000;
same date year before, S,320,000.
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Metal Market

\ Ne WORK, January 29.-Tin firm; 5-ton
|lots, $50 75n37. 49, PISTON lots, $36. 70Q37. IS.
Hopper firm; electrolytic, 1475c; casting,
VA .500l14 SIC. Iron quiet and unchanged.
lAt London: Spot copper, e6S 5s; futures,
f963 12s I'd. Spot tin, e172; futures, e170
kl0s
b New York, January. 29.-Lead steady
u.s. 75@3.s5. London. els rs Cd. .Spelter
|Strong, $I.50Q7 80. London, &37.
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DOCTORS
Doziier &Doziier
Specialists
Nervous, Blood, Skin, Rectal. Genit~.
Urinary, Female and Chronic
Diseases


We treat scientifically chronic nerv-
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the heart. lungs. liver. kidneys and pei
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reason of long experience, modern
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with moderate expenses to patients.
We furnish medicines without extra
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everything that We can make available
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606-914-the famous German remedy
for Specific Blood Poison-is scientif-
ically administered by us.
Our Medical Institute was established
in Birmingham over rs years ago and
is one Of the best equipped medical In
situations In Alabama.
We make no charge for consultstion
and examination.
Offices 2o001S First Avenue
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hubbard Bros. a. 20.

3tlon Merehants, Hanover Square. N.
7 Members New York Cotton Exchange,
tw Orleans Cotton Exchange. New
brk Produce Exchange. Associate
fmbers Liverpool Cotton Association.
Fders solicited for the purchase and
lie or Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for
Iture delivery. Special attention and
kcral terms given for consignIp>ntB Of
Ics .inyitoa
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Green salt hides. 16017c; green sal,
hides (half cured. l6Q16c: green hides,
(fresh). 14615c; dry flint hides, 2S02oc;
dry salt hides. 28Q27c: damaged hides.
half price; sheep skins. 5066Oc; horse
hides. s2Gl3.50; sherlings. 15@25c; goa,
skins. 30Q35c; kid skins. 10c; tailow, 50c;
skins. SOas5c; kid skins, i0c; tallow. 5@6c;
clean unwashed wool, 20Q23c; bury wool,
12@15c; ginseng, $4Gs.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, January 29.--(SpeciaI)
Spot cotton was quoted here today as
follows: Good middling, Sc; strict mid :
ding, 7s4c; middling, TIC; strict low
middling. &c; low middling, eye strict
good ordinary. y C; good ordinary, sac.
Market quiet.
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New York, January 29.-Coffee futures
1ere steadier today and after opening at
hchanged prices to an advance of 2
Plnts closed at net gain of from to
points. There appeared to be some COW
Ifng by March shorts, while trade inter-
pts were moderate buyers of the later
,Eliveries and the advance reflected a
mparatively small business in a narrow
larket with no apparent change in the
fneral character of the news: Sales were
lfported of 1850. January, 6.09c; Febru-
fy, 6.O9c; March, G10c; April, csc. May.
BIC; June. 6.27c; July. 1850; August,
Use: September. 7.51c; October. 7o7c;
Iovember, 7.62c: December. 76Sc. Spot
|ffee steady; Rio. No. Z, SIC; Santos, No.
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Chattanooga, January 2S---(speeial.)
J. II. Pickering. for many years chief
operator of the local office of the
Western Union Telegraph company.
dropped dead at his post of duty Fri
day afternoon Of heart failure. He was
well known In telegraphic circles
throughout the south.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, January 29.--Both grades
of rice were active today, stronger tone
being evident In clean Honduras. Quote:
Rough and polished and bran unchanged;
clean Honduras, 41sa5ssc; Japan. 3,s@4ltc.
Receipts, rough 1886; millers, 2673: clean.
2213 Sales. 619 pockets clean Honduras
at 345sssc; 800 pockets Japan at 4hc
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Chicago. January 2s.-Argument in
the government antitrust suit against
the Chicago Board of Trade attacking
the legality OF the call committee now
abandoned by the board was concluded
today and the case was taken under
advisement by Judge Lands.
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Flour and B-eadstuffs

Gulf Oysters-$s0s.6o per low.
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Mercantile Paper

New York, January 29.-Mercantile
paper. Slaa4 per cent; sterling exchange
leasy; 60-day bills, s4.S3-15; for cables
Isl 1928; for demand, $4.S4.s5. Bar silver,
D4sAc. Mexican dollars, 37l4c. Goevrn-
Ement bonds strong; railroad bonds easy
Time loans steady; 60 days, 2An21a pei
gcent; 80 days, 2s4G3 per cent; six months,
L3hn3R per cent. Call money steady; high
u per cent; low, rs per cent; ruling rate,
Y per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; closing
bid, IL per cent; offered at per cent.
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Sugar Market

New York. January 29.-Sugar futures
opened 2 points higher to 3 points lower,
put prices soon developed firmness on the
|spot situation and at noon were / to 4
points net higher, with sales of 700 tons.
Spot firm and higher. Sales, 81 900 bags;
centrifugal, 4.20c; molasses, 3.43c; refined
|irm.
| Futures closed firm to points up.
ffales, 1850 tons; February, 3.23c; May,
n .42c; June. 3.4sc; July, 3.54c; September,
r .63c.
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LiyernooI Hkatisfics

Liverpool. January 29.-Weekly cotton
statistics: Total forwarded to mills, $4,000
bales, of which 5000 were American:
stock, $4,000. American, 66S.OO0; imports,
$1,000. American, 5000; exports II 600
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New York Spot Cotton

New York, January 29.--Spot cotton
quiet middling uplands, S.50c. Sales, 100
bales.
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Liverpool Cotton

firm. Good middling, Sad; middling,
sod; low rniddling, Aid. Sales, 5000;
speculation and export. 1000. Receipts 49,
293. Futures quiet; May and June, k88d
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New York, January 20 -Cotton futures
opened steady March. s.55c; May, $3.50;
June, sS0c; July. 90Sc; August offered
veulber, $3.50.
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, January 29.-Cash wheat, No.
red, $l.4shq .5O74; No. hard. 81. 4Slsdl1. 81.
Rye. No. 3, $lS4. Barley, T@S6c. Tim
othy. $6li7.50c. Glover. s12.5o@15c. Pork.
$17@1S.65. Lard, sl0.95. Ribs, s925d10.12.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, January 29.-No. wheat.
81. 45@1 .45ia; No. hard, s1.431sd145. Corn,
No. 2 mixed 75kc; No. white. 7shc.
Oats, No. Q white, 56M57c; No. 2 mixed,
55Q551ac.
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ST. I,Ouis Grain

ST. Louis, January 29-Wheat, No.
red, sl5O@1.52 No. 2 hard sl49h; May,
N45A. Corn. No. 2. 76l1@77c; No. white,
zoe; May, size. Oats No. ., SIC; No.
white, 5SQ5Stsc; May. 5S%qb9c.
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Creamery Products

Creamery Butter-32Qs6lac; process but.
ter. 3Oc; oieomargarine. 1662sc,
Full Cream Cheese-17c; imported Swjsz.
sec; Pimento. dox., Sis.
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Fish

Perch-Sc.
Salt Water Trout-11kQ12c.
Blue Catfish-7hc.
Red Snapper-ShQ9c.
Gray Snapper-4Q5c.
Mullet-5h46c.
Spanish Mackerel-121sQ15c
Fresh Pompano-2O026c
Delaware Oysters-Standards. 81 Is sal.
lon; selects, $40 gallon; extra selects.
$3.50.
Gulf Oysters-$s@s5o per low.
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Dry Goods Market

New York. January 29-Cotton goods
were steady today and yarns were higher.
Wool rose fast on active demand. Cheap
silks were sold freely for dress and waist
wear.
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New Orleans, January 29-Cotton
opened steady. March, S.25c; May, S.52c;
July size; October S.9Sc; December
9.13c.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Spot Cotton
The Iron Market
Poultry and Eggs


Live turkeys, lie; dressed turkeys. Zoe.
Fryers-lA-lla lbs. average, 1sc.
Ducks-l5c Id.
Guiaeas-30c.
Roosters-35c.
aGeese-75Q90c.
Fresh country eggs-30c
Cold storage eggs-Candled. 23c. evtra
graded candled, 2sc; carton eggs, asc.
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Bonds

U. S. Is registered ............ 80
Z. s. Is coupon ..,.............. 80
U. S. Ss registered .............. 1919
U. S. IS coupon ............... 101 1a
U. S. As registered ............ 100 II
u. S. As coupon ................ 30
Panama 80 coupon ............ io1 Il
Central of Georgia IS ........... 1905
" Illinois Central ref. As ......... 81
louisville & Nashville un. As -. 94is
RSeaboard Air Line adj. 5s ...... SO
Southern Railway 5s ........... 1904
Southern Railway gen. As ...... IS
4 U. S. Steel 5s ................. 1909
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
High. Low. Close.

New Orleans, January 29-Cotton flu
lures market closed easy at net de-
cline of to points.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, January 2S.-After opening
trife higher cotton seed oil turned
easy under scattered liquidation prompted
by the decline in lard but the list was
about steady at the close. due to commits
sion house buying. Final prices were l
to 2 points net lower. Sales. u 400 barrels
Spot, 7@7.05c; February, 7Q703c; March.
705@7.o7c; April, 7.13Q7, 17c May. 7.24G
7.25c; June. 7.35QZS7c; July. 7.446D7. Acc;
August, 1897 Sc; September, 7.55@76s
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July and August, 4.95hd: August and Sep
TENDER, 4.99d; October and November,
8 06d; January and February, 5.101kd.
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oats, per bushel. 73c: corn, per bushel. 81
cornmeal, 81. 80 per Sc pounds.
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London, January 29.-Bar silver, 22ssd;
money, l per cent; discount rates, short
and three months, 11z0i1 GIG per cent
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New York Cotton Futures

New York, January 29.--The market
closed steady for cotton.
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4, loo. The Brazilian cables reported no
change in milreis prices. although ex-
change on London was 5-32d lower. Bra
zlian port receipts, $4,000 bags; Jundiahy
receipts, $4,000 Cost and freight offers
received here from Brazil were said to be
unchanged to 5 points lower.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. January 29.-Turpentine
DUH 41&c: no sales; receipts, 104;
shipments. 234: stocks, 35,7S4. Rosin
dull; no sales; receipts. 1855: shipments,
1870; stock. 2,20S. Quote: A, d, c, d,
f, $500: f. G. II. $3.25 /. $3.50: X,
$3.50; NJ $4.25; N. $3.50; VIC, $50;
WV. $3.50
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Extra Ribs-1l1ac.
Beliles-20-25c; 121sc.
Boston Butts--14c.
Pork Loins-121ac.
Breakfast Bacon-2lo.
Spare Ribs-10c.
Regular Hams, Ice.
Skinned Hams, Ice.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

+. q. Baugh, Admir-. etc. Pltff.
VS.. Notice of Sale
Annie Wade etc. Defendants.
Pursuant to judgement of the
Lincoln Circuit Court rendered at its
November, 1914 term, the undersign-
ed Commissioner will on
Monday, April IL, 1915
County Court day at about 1 80 o.
clock P. M. in front of the court
house door in the city of Stanford,
Lincoln county, Kentucky, offer for
sale at public outcry' the following
described real estate situated in Lin
coin county, Kentucky: A tract OF
land situated on Moccasin creek,
containing fifty four acres more or
N 13 IA w 120 poles to a small
chestnut and white oak, thence S 76
w 80 poles to white oak on ridge
thence S 20 IL w 81 poles to, a
stone, hickory and chestnut pointers,
Clark's corner, thence with his line
S 70 E 139 poles to the beginning.
TERMS-.Said sale will be to the
highest and best bidder upon credit
of six months and the purchaser will
be required to give bond for the pur-
chase price payable to the Commits
sioner, with approved surety the same
due and payable six months from date
of sale, bearing six per cent from said
date until paid, with lien retained up
on the land to secure the payment of
the same, said bond having the same
force and effect as a judgment. E. D..
BENNINGTON, M. C. L. C. C.
CD. Florence, Attorney for Plaintiff