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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE UP
FOR FINAL READING
TUESDAY, AUG.
s, 1919.
AN

To amend an ordinance passed on final
reading Nov. %. 1917, entitled: AN
ordnance regulating the use OF bright
headlights or ~spotlights upon automo-
btles, motorcycles and other vehicles.
except vehicles operated upon fixed
Section /, BE II ordained by the board
OF commissioners of the city of Mem.
phis, That an ordinance passed on final
reading Nov, q, 1917, entitled, IAN or
dlnance regulating the use Of bright
headlights or spotlights upon automo-
biles, motorcycles and other vehicles,
except vehicles operated upon fixed
rails or tracks" be and the sa he Is
hereby amended so as to make Section
| Of said ordinance read as follows:
Sec. /, Be 1t o. pined by the board
OF commissioners or the city of Mem
phis, that II shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation, to use or
permit to be used upon any automobile,
motorcycle or other vehicles, except We
hicles operated upon fixed rails or
tracks, operated upon any public street
or highway within the city of Mem
phts, n acetylene, electric or other
bright headlight, or any headlight the
rays Of which shall be intcnsifi J by
any parabodC or condensiug lens or re-
Hector, unless said headlights shall br
equipped with lenses or other devices
placed in front of said headlights and
shading or dimming said headlights So
that the light therefrom cannot blind
or dazzle users OF the streets and high
ways or make 1t unsafe for them to
ride, drive or walk thereon. It shall be
a compliance with this ordinance to
use a lens or device SO controlling or de-
fleeting the light fem said headlights
that no part OF the binding rays shall
rise more than three and one-ha'f feet
above the surface of the highway, but
IL shall not be a compliance herewith
10 equip such vehicles with n device for
turning off the bright headlights and
leaving lights Of less power"
Sec. 2, BE 1t further ordained that
this ordinance take effect from and
after its passage. the public welfare re-
o%uiring IL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-04
FROM WALL STREET
Heavy Selling Results From
Demands of Labor and En-
tire Stock List Unsettled.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-stooks we're
unsettled at the opening Of today's
stock market, heavy selling resulting
from the latest demands of the railroad
brotherhOods Losses Of l to 3 PONIES
were sustained by representative rails,
shippings, equipments, oils and metals.
Some OF the popular industrials. notably
Crucible Steel, were more adversely ar
fected. Weakness also ruled among
motors, ~tohaccos and v~ariously special
ties controlled by pools. United States
Steel broke more than 2 points, ~rallying
slightly with the other leaders in the
first half hour.
Lower prices prevailed at midday,
liquidation and short selling assuming
wider dimensions. Rails again bore the
brunt Of the movement, but United
states Steel and other industrial leaders
forfeited nominal ~recoveries. while oils.
motors and shippings developed greater
weakness
Minimum quotations of the session
were registered in the more active OF g..
ferings OF the last hour. previous losses
I cling extended by . to 5 points, The
closing was weak. Sales Appropriated
I 7kN nm ghprne
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At q decline OF Is to SO points. prices
sooa broke 100 TO lie points under Sat
urdays closing. October sold off TO
SS.15c and January to SS.30c under
heavy general selling Liquidation.
The market was less active later IN
the morning and fluctuations were ir-
regular, The more urgent liquidation
seemed to have been absorbed on the
early break. but rallies OF IS to 40 points
from the lowest met long cotton from
n source or another and we're not fully
maintained. Rather more optimistic re-
ports concerning railroad labor condt-
tons n unfavorable private crop Rd-
vices helped the rally from S3.l5e to
s3.bSc for October and 70 50. 70c for
January.
Bearish e~nd-season statistics indieat-
ing a worlds carTy-over OF $500, 900
bales, against 1855, 900 last year and the
weakness Of the stock market, led TO a
renewal OF heavy general selling during
the early afternoon. October declined to
92.55c and January to 3s.S0c. or $50 TO
lis points net lower.
Spot cotton quiet, middling S2.s0.
Futures closed weak at decline Of 1876
to 200 points.
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NEW T

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4-The re-
action from the advance continued In
cotton today, the market feeling heavy
selling for both accounts as soon as
trading started, In the first half hour
of business prices lost Sc to t12 points,
The second instalment Of the annual
statement by Secretary Hester. of the
New Orleans cotton exchange, was is
sued during the morning and the trade
considered the figures on the carry over
from last season 6,S24, 900 bales, against
4,442, 900 a year x very unfavorah'H
Fresh selling appeared on which the
decline OF the most active months was
widened to liz to lis poin-s.
Stop-loss orders were caught on the
long side and offerings increased gem
orally. At / o'clock the decline amount
ed to 141 10 1877 points.
Spots closed dull, at decline of IFS
points. Ordinary. 20 Soc; good ordinary
22,50c; low middling. PIES; middling,
S2.50c; hood middling, 33. soc. Sales on
the spot 1855; to arrive, 900; delivered
IN contract, one
Futures closed barely steady at de-
cline OF 1872 to 1873 points.
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DOW N SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Railway shop
men dissatisfied with presidents plan TO
have congress pass on their wage de-
mands, order strike vote Aug, IS.
Final reports Of net earnings Of rail-
roads for first six months In 1919 show
marked Improvement owe preceding
months.
Intense legislative fight over railway
br~otherhoods demands imminent ID
congress. Senator Cummlns. chairman
II. c. c., says commission will start at
once whole STUDY Of railroad PROPOSE
ton, Either wages must be increased
or cost Of living redr8aed.
President Wilson expected to address
congress- soon on high living costs,
Committee OF three appointed to ex-
anime into cost OF high food prices to
report to president Tuesday.
Steel plant throughout country now
working at about so per cent of ca
pacity.
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DEATHS.

John II. and Grace bearing Powell
St. Joseph's hospital, July %; girl.
T.. A. and Laura Phillips, $3.50 Trigg
July 30; boy.
Des and Lola Kelley Moore, sos Ala
bama, July %; boy,
Hubert u. and Louise Gaulding, 56l
Edith, july 2s; girl,
c. l., and Pearl Pennington, 999 Mon"
roe, July &c; boy,
George p, and Bessie Oliver Douglass,
1873 Central, July "a; girl
Alfred NJ. and Cotine Thompson, 2i7l
Cowden, July 81, girl.
Joe and Barkra Andreoni Bertagna,
l6l East Calhoun, July "a. boy.
Robert $, and Lilly Mcdonald Lewis,
5S5 South Dudley, July 2i;Lboy,
/ a. and Edna Walker atson, ll0j
Mississippi, July II; boy.
John and Sarah Benton Taylor. 1881
Preston, July 2S; boy,
Fred and Luella Frazier Davis, Louis.
lana, General hospital, July rs; boy.
Tom and Mabel Pernell. 1880 Cum
mings, July 20,
sam and Dodie Clay Sykes, sos Flor
ida, July 2, boy.
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MONEY.

NEW WORK, Aug, 4.-Mercantile pa
432k; commercial, 6O-day bills on banks
4S2h; commercial, 60-day bills 4S2; de-
mand 4S5; cables 4S6. Francs, demand
731; cables 72S, Guilders, demand,
BIN; cables( 37%. Lire, demand, 1856
cables s63. Marks, demand, 6; cables
lie, Government bonds easy; rail-
road bonds weak Time loans, strong:
60 days and six months 6 bid. Cali
money steady; ruling rate 6; low 5st +,
ruling rate s; closing bid 5M offered
at 5% last loan, 81 bank acceptance~,
6
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YOU CONTEMPLATING
AN OPERATION?
Instead We Urge You to Take
Life and Health Remedies,
a Scientific Combination
Women's Medicine.

IL you suffer from any Of the many
symptoms known only to weak or deli
cate women. organic troubles, nervous.
ness, headaches or become irritable and
depressed without apparent cause and
are contemplating an operation as a
last resort you should take LIFE AND
HEALTH. a remedy that Is sold under
a positive guarantee.
Price 81 per bottle az oz.)
Or mailed prepaid on receipt Of price.
GUARANTEE.
We hereby guarantee l.. and H. rem
edies to be manufactured from only
the very best quality of pure. fresh
roots. herbs, barks and pharmaceuti-
Gals. We Furthermore agree to refund
the full purchase price OF any J.. and
II. remedy that fails to do all we claim.
when used according to directions.
COSMO CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Memphis. Tenn
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Grain.


Memphis receipts-Con II, oats Il,
hay II, wheat 20 and alfalfa meal II
cars.
Hog receipts: Chlcago-2O, 900: oma-
ha 1920; Kansas City 10000, 500 city
$500; st. Joe $4,000, st, Louis 10000.
Chicago-Receipts Wheat ZOOS, 900;
corn llS, 900: oats 56S, 900.
Shipments-Wheat $4,000; corn 15l,-
900; oats 620, 900.
st. Louis-Receipts: Wheat 70S, 900;
corn 81, 900; oats $50. 900.
Shipments-Wheat 2S9, 900; corr 36,-
600; oats $4,000.
Chicago-Grain opinions, Hart 3 Win
throp: Weather conditions generally ia
vorable with the offerings moderate.
Bartlett Frazier: The corn crop is not
made by any means and W. will have
plenty Of sharp upturns in our opinion
ChicaEo-Corn market has been thor
oughly s%sluidated. Econon situation is
too unsettled to permit the forming Of
definite ideas as to immediate action
OF market. 1t Is possible that some
thing may develop In Washington dur
ing the week which will ultimately clear
up the situation. Continental and Com.
merelal National bank estimates the
wheat crop 1,00l 900, 600. Corn, 2,839,-
600. 900. Oats, 1926, 900, 900 -McKinnon
" 1nOm psOhS
Chica go-Seaboard exporters con
tinue o -er old 36-pound white oats but
offerings are light, the greater part Of
the old grain having been cleaned up
here.-Wagner a. Co.
Chicago-O'Brien says: They are
all out and short now, am a bun on all
weak spots both corn and oats.
Chicago-There are estimates Of H.
000, 900 oats taken for export.
Kansas City reports not a sale Of cash
corn yet, cash corn s cents lower. Pit
observers says local crowd following
the markets. This makes sharp
changes. Some advise putting limits
on orders. Kansas City wheat 9 to .
cents lower, soft ! to 2 cents lower, No
sales corn yet, best bid Ia 5 cents lower,
no sales oats,-Nagner.
Grain Forecast-llinols. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Dakotas. part cloudy; prob
ably thundershowers tonight or Tues
day. Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
somewhat unsettled, but generally fair
tonight and Tuesday; continued warm.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Evelyn Gladys Minor to Edwin NJ
Standefer, Frances Isabella Keith to
n. r. Wilson, Anna Maude Harris 10
Ernest b Smith, Maude Levine Cossar
to Bf an West, Pauline Creson to II. a.
Kimberly, Marcella Alternately 10 Henry
Harris, Mrs, Ida Miller to r. A. Yates,
Connie Mae Birmingham to Clarence Il.
Daniel, Mildred Carmichael to u. j.
Walsh. Evelyn Jessie Edwards TO CLYDE
f.. Hopper,
Ida Shelby to George Washington,
Maggie McNairy to Silas Moseley, Lilly
Cody to Hugh Eskridge. Eta Gates to
Samuel Davis. Viola Morris to VIII CIV.
ems. Pearlie Peoples to Joseph Tate, An
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-04
TEXAS RAINFALL,
T AREA

Temperatures were about normal dur
ing, the last 4S hours In the Western
orally from 30 to 100; temperatures were
near or slightly below normal in the
eastern districts. Mostly light to mod
crate local 81 wers occurred Sunday and
Monday In Mississippi, Alabama, Geor-
gia and Florida. Heavy rain Sunday:
Georgia., Waycross 1853; Missia ippi,
Lake 10, Monday: Georgia, Griffin
/ Sc: Mississippi. WAynesboro la.
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COFFEE.
DEATHS.
DEATHS.

PALMER-At residence, 1854 Carr
avenue, Monday morning, Aug. 4, 1919,
at 1920 o'clock, Walter j., husband OF
Vallie Palmer, aged 40 years; father of
Mrs. W. W. Person and Deering IA,
Palmer,
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence tomorrow Tuesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are
invited, Interment in Elmwood ceme-
Tary
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MidnlinP.
CONSOLIDATED PORT.
ToMoRRoW's ESTIMATED.
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The cotton
market was extremely weak and unset
tied during today's early trading. Owing
to the holiday, there were no Liverpe9l
cables to influence sentiment either
way, but confidence seemed to be dis
turbed by the agitation against the high
cost of living and threatening labor sit
%uation, and after opening barely steady
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
American Savings Bank
and Trust Co.

On Friday, August I, 1919,
our regular monthly dividend
of 2 per cent will be credited
to the accounts OF stockholders
of record July 81, 1919,
". q. DIXON, Cashier.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Corn Leads in Weakness Re-
SuIting Largely From
H. c. l.. Agitation.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4,--Big breaks In the
price of corn resulted TODAY from a de-
clded broadening out OF selling pressure.
Most Of the selling was on the part Of
owners discouraged by a general move
ment to reduce the cost Of foodstuffs
and other ~necessaries. There vas much
other selling, however, by commission
ho4ses I'M spectators with buyers
hard to find. Opening quotations which
ranging to &@4hc lower with Septem-
Der $l.S01s@ i.S2 and December $3.50
l.54, were followed by Irther sharp set
backs that soon amounted TO as much
as Sc In September and &c in December.
In almost all cases, the lowest prices
OF the day were current at the finish
OF trading, Nervousness among holders
Of corn was especially prevalent, and
the December delivery showed a further
10 loss tS since s morning Of a W cent, many
$l:4Sh, about 25 cents under prices OBJ
tanned less tham a week ago.
Throughout the rest of the GAY the
market fluctuated rather wildly, but
showed no sign OF any, end ing rally.
Crop news was ignored. Prices closed
s f!n5Fiedi NJ h. q to to e ), net 7sH lower low NV With ia
Der H.4Sh 10 s14S%.
Oats tumbled with corn After open
Ing A61hc off at 72% 673h for
September, the market rallied a little,
but then descended lower than before.
Provisions shared In the general
weakness. Lard and pork were espe-
cially depressed.
open. High. Low. TIDY, Pre-.
Sept. 1.Sohs 1.S2 1T 10 1s5
Dec. Isl 1.54 l4Sk 1881 i54%
Sept. .7s% .7ss .7e% 1914 .zsh
Sept 1900 1910 $500 $500 5o.25
Sept, S1.s5 $3.50 $500 31OO 800
oct -. -. 1896 3l.OO 3iOO 1885
Sept. 26.75 $3.50 2597 26.O5 27.15
Cash corn: No. 2 mixed, $IS901. 90;
No. 2 yellow. $1.95,
Oats-No, 2 white, 71m73Ac; Nos
white, 69k m724e. "
Rye-No. ., $1.53G1.54.
Barley-S1, 30@t.43.
Timothy--$9. 00m11.50.
Clover-Nominal.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$3O. 90.
Ribs-$25, 5O926.50.
KANSAS CITY. Aug, 4.--Cash wheat.
mostly at minimum; No. | hard, 80 ISn
2.19: No. O.. $2.15@2 15h; No. | red.
$21s; No. 2, s2.l5.
Corn, nominal prospects lower; No.
No. 3 red, 71@72o.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. Corn, No. 2.
$192: No. 2 white. $t.92.
Oats, No. 2, 67h@71e; No. 3 white. II
a 73c.
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BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK, Aug. Final prices
on Liberty bonds today were: 31Ss,
500. 10; first As, $94.1S; second 4s, 500. so;
first Ans, $94.10; second Ans, $93.52;
third AIS, 95.08; fourth AIS. s93.5 81;
Victory ANS, $99.SS; Victory ANS, s99.S Sc.
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FORT WORTH, Aug, 4.-Cattle-Re-
cepts, 1000; active. Beev $500
Il. 25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; active and
strong, Heavy, 1913. 00@23. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady. Lambs,
$13. b0116. 80.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Aug. Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal, 7.2Sc; refined.
steady; cut loaf, l0.50c; crushed. loose;
mould A, $500; cubes, 9.75c; xxx
powdered, 9.20c; standard powdered,
9.15c; fine granulated. n diamond A,
Sc; eonfectioners' A, $500; No, !, soft,
sugar, S.S5c.
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Hides anc Wool.

Hides-No. !. green, sailed, 46@4sc;
partly cured, 44@46c; green. 42043c;
No. 2 grades, damaged culls, half price;
dry flint, 45@47c: dry salted, 43G45c.
No. ! horse hides. $12, 004 II. 90; No. 2
horse hides, s10.00@12.00 %; CLUES and
sheepskins, $1,OO@2.oO; shearings, 25
@75c; goatskins. 7bcQSl.75; dry culls,
No / tauow. a@ioc: No. 2 tarIow
1860; beeswax. 32@35c; ginseng, $1,000
Oils. 90: Golden Seal. $A0095.00.
Wool-Tub washed, $50 75c: clear
grease, 60G65c; light bury brease, IS
Q40c: hard bury grease. 25Q30c.
Vegetables,
Btan.--Navy. per h.. Sc. Lima. per
ID, 12tac.
P-as-caiifornia black.eyed. per TO-.
5A h6c.
onions-sack, 100 lbs, 36.506600;
Texsa, crate, 1925.
Potatoes--Cwt,, all varieties, $4,000
$50.
Cabbage-Northern, crate, $500.
Feppers-Basket, 45n50c.
Eggpiants-Dozen, 81. 50G2. 90.
Lettuce-Bunch, Mich, Soc.
Cucumber --Urate, Si.i5W2.00.
Snap Beans-fsushel. boc@$ 81. 90.
Tomatoes-Home grown, bushel. 75c
Gs2.0e.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Quotations are unofficial, being 80.
cured from the moot reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
wy w. RANK STOCKS
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NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Butter. easier
receipts, 9,3O3; first, 536b5c.
Eggs, irregular; receipts, 1866; flrsts
47@50c; cheese, barely steady; receipts
Live poultry steady; broilers, 3S040c;
fowls, SIC; turkeys, z51S0c. Dressed,
steady; broilers, 3t@45c; chickens, "a
Q43c; fowls, 30939hc; turkeys. 46@ ACC,
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer. Tastes fine; costs a srifle. De-
kvered ywreT by our Memphis
agents. Oliver Ffnnis Co. Phone them
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Read News Scimitar Wants.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Butter unsettled;
creamery 49@51hc.
Eggs, higher; receipts 1908 cases;
firsts 41h@42hc.
Poultry, alive, higher; springs 500
sac; fowls 31c.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug, 4,-Poultry-Hens,
26hc; springs, 29c; turkeys, CSC; ducks,
22c; geese, lac,
Butter-Creamery, 53c. Eggs, 36hc.
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CHICAGO, Aug, 4.-Potatoes, strong;
arrivals 81 cars; Irish cobblers, Ken
lucky carlots, sacked $4.l0 ABS cwt,
do, Virginia and Maryland, barreled, IS
barrel.
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LIVE sTOcK

EAST ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4-Hogs.
10000, steady, top SEE. 90i bulk s<2.50a
2215 heavy So. 50G22f5, medium
t22 toq 22g 80, light S22.oOg2275; pigs
Cattle, 5000; steady. Choice heavy
steers $3.50 medium ,$ls,5Oal7.t 20;
common $llO00le.50; choice lights
S1400@lT.00; common Sl0.00al4.e0.
butcher heifers ST,I5Gt5l5. cows $3.50
Gl3,O0; Gamers $5,5097 ,50, calves $iS.5 SO
9lp.ao; feeders SlS0Gl2 90. stoekers
81 .OOU 1850,
81 pounds down Sl4,0eGl5 &, %: culls $500
1880, yearlinE wethera &lA.00uli.0 90:
ewes choice $S,50G 90; culls $3.O0U60 90.
KANSAS CITY, Az 4-Hogs. 10
coo; closed good hogs Csc to 95t lower;
others l0c TO soc lower than Friday 5
average. Rulk S22.00W92.75: heavlcs
s2.50G p 95, medium $2l.l5@e2.s SIS, lights
$22 90 OF so, pigs Sl9. 00@2I.75.
Cattle, $4,000 and 5000 calves, Very
uneven, calves steady at 25c higher.
Choice heavy beef steers $t6.60U L. $50;
medium NS,Sb@ 6.SS, common Sll.S5I
1910; choice light Stt250l740; com.
MOI 9.O0M IA 90; butcher heifers S. rs
gl4,l5; lows S6.l0Ql2,S5; Gamers $500
u6O0; calves $l2, 50nl4,O0; feeders $9.75
Gl3.S5; stockers Sc 75Gll.So.
SNCep, o,VVV, STEADY 10 2Ac toWer.
Lambs $1,000 1900, lambs Culls 5000
ll.7S, yearltng wethers $9,00ull.25,
ewes 81. 500 50, ewes culls $3.0005.oO;
breeding ewes S9,50@l5.00; feeder lambs
Sl2. 75U1lj0.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Hogs, 10000;
mostly Csc and 400 lower; heavy $2l00
d22.T5; medium S9tO0a22 So; light
SCI. o0Q22,SQ pigs $lS,75gso %.
Cattle, 1000 firm, Choice heavy
beef steers Sl6, 75QlS.50; medium Sl2, 25
ale -; common $l0.00Qi2.25; choice
light lS,75Ml7.5O; common $9.504lS.T5
butcher heifers S700@lt 80, cows $6.75
@l3.75 Gamers $5,i6G67Ei calves $500
mlT.0o! feeders $,000lS5O stockers
$700Htl,0N
sheep, 1900; unsettled. Lambs 81
pounds down SIS 256l6.7 70; cuIls $4,000
as. y~earling wethers Sl000Il2 so;
ewes choice $7,OO@9OO; culls Sa75a
$50.
LOUISVILLE, Aug Cattle, 1900.
Market Csc to Soc higher; beef steers
$40. b0@i600; heigers 00@t2. 100; can
ners s. 5Ot feeders $9.00Qll so, stockers
81. 50@l0.5O,
Hogs, $500; 25c H)ghcr. 1873 up $50. 75;
1870 TO 1875 S2l.15; pigs sla7b, throwouts
sheen. $500, steady. Lambs $3.50.
Sheep $500,
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Quotations represent prices from JOB
Der 10 ~retAiler.r
Produce.

Eggs-40@44c
Butter-Eigin creamery. pound prints
54@56c; country butter, 10000; reno
waited. 50@51c.
Cheese-Cream prints, 3T13sc.
Poultry-Ducks. :8@30c; hens. alive,
26@27c; dressed, 29@3lc; ROSTERS, Is
@i6c; geese, nom., turkeys, live. nom.
springers, 32@35c.
50. 00@ so.
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4.-Butter, I'M
changed; extras, 49c; firsts, 47c;
seconds. 45c; packing, AYE.
Egg, unchanged; firsts, 45c; seconds,
36c.
Poultry, unchar aed; hens, csc;
ROSTERS, l5c; broilers, 31632c.
> Potatoes, unchanged, $1.8592.00.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-29
FORMER PALACE NOW
CENSORSHIP OFFICE
New German Government VIII Pay
Strict Attention 10 Oversight
Of News

ZURICH, March 2a.--fhy maid .--
According TO reports reaching here
from Berlin, the rulers of new Ger
many have resolved 10 surpass All the
efforts OF their predecessors In the
exercise 81 official influence over the
press
Immediately opposite tho German.
foreign office stands one of the
palaces OF the royal house " Prussia,
which OF late years has been occu.
pied by Prince Frederick Leopold a
cousin Of the former emperor This
palace Is to become the hcadquar-
tcrs OF the new press bureau which
tho government viii create soon. II
will be more than a mere govern
ment department Tor II also VIII
contain club for journalists
one part OF the paiatial building,
Berlin dispatch says Will bo de.
voted TO the office of officials whose
work will he that ~ inspiring the
press. and the remainder VIII be
transformed into luxurious club
ruou.s
There will he library, writing
rooms, reading rooms, smoking
rooms. billiard rooms. restaurant,
an American bar, lounge rooms and
"A gymnasium. with a telegraph office
conveniently attached.
Every conceivable device, n Is
stated. will he employed TO capture
and retain tho sympathies OF news
paper men.