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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
DESDEMoNA REPORTS SEVERAL
NENM WEI 6

The third producer for the Texas Okia-
homa Drilling & Development association
was brought in Sunday afternoon. The
well was put on the line Monday and
gagged 700 barrels. It is located 40 &
north of the two Carruth wells shs
same company on the Desdenona
site.
The Carruth No. I. which came IN
August with n flush production of 2.3eo
barrels, is now making 500 and the Gar
ruth No. 9. which was brought in o4th
ago is making 500. The company's Pleas
ant Grove we'll has been twice del wed.
first for lack of water and second Inc
by casing trouble. II is now drilling ne
low $500 feet.
Seven strings of tools are owne Ry
the company, two of which are on on
tract work A stock dividend of rs rer
cent is now being sent out and a ash
dividend of rs per cent has been declafel,
payable next month.
In the Desdemona district the CO.
manche Northern Oil & Refining Co. has
a showing for another producer on the
Carr tract No. 3, making 400 barrels. It
is about ten feet in the pay and is still
drilling. This makes the third well for the
Comanche Northern on this lease, the
company's No. Q having been COMPLETED
few weeks ago at an initial flow Of $500
barrels. Carr No 1, an older well. has
been drilled deeper recently and increased
its flow from 1000 to around 1000 bar
reIs.-News Item from FIT. Worth, Tex,
Record.
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LEATHER HATS ARE
RAGE IN LONDON
Newest Fashion for Rainy Days of.
fers All Shades of Color in
Chic Models

London, November 5.-(Reciprocal
News Service. AT last the London
flappers have found a hat that will
endure all the rain and fog of the dis
NAL season and yet remain chic. This
new hat is of lightweight leather that
folds and gathers in the most grace
full lines. 1t comes in all shades from
blues and grays to browns and green's.
And by the variety of shapes and sizes
shown in the shop windows. everyone
may be becomingly suited.
The surprising thing is that these
hats are not made up for sport or ap-
parently for rain. but really and hon
estly as dress hats. They have very
few trimmings. the most popular be-
ing designs in steel beds which some
times cover the whole crown.
In former years the material and
style Of the dress hats here during
the rainy season were not very much
unlike styles in other parts OF the
world world. And the rain hats-wel,
all women hesitated to wear them. and
many absolutely refused. they were so
dreadfully unbecoming. Umbrellas were
additionally the thing; and the wan
had not yet made the combination OF
raincoat and rainhat popular.
Now expense and worry are over. The
leather hats are being sold at reas-
enable price. Everyone is so satisfied
with them they can hardly be kept In
stock
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FLUCTUAT|ON RULE
INVOKED FOR THIRD
in WEEK ON COTTON
General List Slumped Badly,
From 103 to 1877 Points
Under Mondays Clos
ing Figures

New York, November Embarrassing
nervousness over the coal and money
situations seemed Largely responsible
for a renewal of heavy general selling
in the cotton market today and break
which for the third time within week
brought the maximum fluctuation rule
into operation. March contracts SOLD
off from "a to SIC, or the full permitted
200 points, and closed at S2.o2c making
a decline of approximately SIC per
pound from the high record OF the
month All other active months eA-
cept December showed the maximum
break, and the market closed s -eady at
a net decline of 103 to 1877 points South
ern selling was extremely heavy at
times during the day, and apprehen-
sions of liquidation by spot holders ev-
identity contributed to the late after
noon excitement
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of l to 25 points or the present
crop months and of so points on Sep
TENDER There were some overnight
buying orders around the ring, but they
seemed to be very readily supplled
around 37.05c for December and S0.foc
for January.
Reports that some of the southern
mills might be forced to close down
soon because of the coal shortage, com
bined with the weakness of foreign ex-
change and prospects for increasing re-
CENTS as a result of more favorable
weather, served to promote selling.
Later dispatches intimating that gov
| eminent railroad officials were discuss
ing the question of a freight embargo 70
| conserve coal led to still greater pres
| sure, and the southern selling here was
accompanied by rumors of an easier
| spot situation. Decamber proke
| s5.ssc and January to 33.7oc, in the late
trading and the close was within few
points of the lowest weakness IN the
stock market had disturbing infiu-
ence, and there was heavy Wall street
selling.
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Shannon & Co.'S Letter

New York, November B.-After four
hours of undressing fluctuations rep
resenting an uneventful day about 2:so
the report became current that the fed
eral reserve bank would issue tomorrow
a further statement in regard to Wall
street loans indicating that these had
not been reduced sufficiently, and that
further liquidation was imperative. The
market Immediately became weak. and
closed at or near the bottom. We can
not vouch for the accuracy of the rumor,
but we believe that 1t represents the
feelings in high banking quarters,
whether il Is announced in so many
words or not. 1t is for this reason that
we have maintained all along that the
market would be likely to seek consid-
erably lower levels in the next 80 days.
Total sales. 1.1S7.7oO.-Post & Flag.
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Duggan & Rouden Letter

New Orleans, November 1s.t(Special)
The cotton market was unable to stand
up under the flood of selling encouraged
today by continued bearish conditions in
the money market and reports that the
shortage of coal already was beginning
to affect industry here and there in the
country.
After small advances on the opening
there were declines of 200 points, or the
full limit allowed by the rules of the ex-
change. Good weather in the belt and
rumors of heavy ginning increased the
disposition to sell. The market is getting
little support from any quarter, and we
see nothing in the immediate situation
to revive support.-Duggan & Bouden
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weakened technical position which we
warned our friends about yesterday.
Now, we can expect a market Of wide
fluctuations, but we must say that at
this level we rather look for purchases
to come in and sustain values while on
the other hand one that sells at these
discounts under spots will likely have to
make several hurried trips to consult his
banker. The markets had a break to-
day OF the full limit allowed. which was
Just 200 points, and we have the pleas
ure OF knowing we told our friends the
rght dope.
Liverpool is due 50 Liverpool points
down on January, New York. Our guess
is FOR higher market for tomorrow
W. e. Campbell & Co.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. November 1S.-The
strength OF the mraket yesterday aft
ernoon failed to induce any fresh buy
ing today. in fact the opportunity was
seized when prices opened about un-
changed to liauidate some of the cotton
which had been bought on the previous
decline as the demand from the trade
was not very large. Prices eased and
in the late afternoon the southwest
turned a free seller. which induced
many who had hoped for a reaction to
liquidate their recent purchases. The
fact that no fresh buying OF volume
was induced on the decline has been
extremely disappointing TO holders at
higher prices and consequently they
see little announcement in carrying
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Tbomason, Parker & Co. Private Wire

New Orleans, November fS.-Except for
very short period on the opening today,
selling pressure was almost constant in
the cotton market and prices crumbled
under the offerings that came from all
directions. Bearish news from the money
market was the main reason for the
selling, but the unfavorable coal outlook,
expectations of heavy ginning and dis
appointment over the failure to ratify
the peace treaty also had an effect. Bet
ter cables than due put prices to q
points up on the opening, after which
there was a decline, which late in the
day carried prices IS to lis points under
the close of yesterday, the near months
showing much more strength than the
distant.
The main influences now at work by
bearish and bullish traders after re-
peated reverses. have lost much of their
old time confidence in their position
Bearish traders will have an immense
advantage as long as money news con-
tinues so unfavorable.
Late in the session selling pressure was
most severe, and it sent all months 200
points down from the high of the day
and III to 1871 points down from yester-
days close. Last prices were at net
losses of 1B to 1ss.-Shepard Chuck.
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Money Market

BY AssocIsted Press
New York, November 1S.-Mercantile
paper, 5A61k; sterling 60-day bills
401h; commercial 60-day bills on
banks, 4.01 1-2; commercial e0-day bills
4.o1; demand. 4o6; cables, 4.06s.
Francs, 1852; cables, $50. Guilders, de-
mand. 37%; cables, 3714 Lire, demand
11.90; cables, 11.S5. Marks, demand
2.2o; cables. 225 Government bonds
easy; railroad bonds irregular. Time
loans. strong; so days, 80 days. and six
months, ~ bid. Call money easy, rul-
ing rate ~, bank acceptances Az.
Bar silver, S1.27; Mexican dollars,
Sly.
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Over Private Wires
]. w. Jay & Co.'S Letter

New York, November B.-(Special)
Further apprehension as to possible fed
eraf reserve board action, together with
weakness in foreign exchange rates,
caused renewed liquidation and heavy
selling for southern account, the latter
presumably as a hedge against weekly
held spot cotton. The market is nervous
and influenced easily on any unfavorable
news. We look for rapid md -ements in
both directions around these prices and
favor purchases on any further sharp
setback.-J.. W. Jay & Co.
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Interior Nov ement

Houston: Middling, $500, receipts, a.
71s: shipments, 12,777; sales, 25S; stock,
1875, 800.
Memphis: Middling. Ale; receipts, 12,l54;
shipments, 5722; sales, 200; stock, 21O97s,
Augusta: Middling, 3Sc; receipts, 6227;
shipments, 2lf7; stock, 1885, 49,
st. Louis: Middling, 4Sc receipts, 9l4;
shipments, 1889; sales 22s; stock, 506i.
Little Rock: Middling, 40c: receipts,
1873 shipments. 1912; sales, 1912; stock,
R,216.
Total today: Receipts. 1850; shipments,
%, 40; stock, 6s4.65S.
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Liverpool Cotton
Nv Asxoniatrd Press

Liverpool, November 1S.-Cotton spot
i fair request; prices lower; good mid
ding, 25.S5d; fully middling, 24.95d;
middling, 24.05d: 10 wmiddling, 21.S0d;
good ordinary. 1861 ordinary. 1864
sales, 10000 bales. including $500 Amer
lean; receipts, 10000 bales; no Ameri-
can futures closed steady.
November, 1864; December. 23.23d:
January, 22.76d; March, 21..75d; May,
2107d; July, 2O.54d.
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Lggett and Myers IS (bid) .... ssh
Louisville and Nashville un 4s... S3S
Missouri. Kan and Tex list 49,. So
Missouri Pac gen 4s........ 81
New York Central deb ss 1914
Norfolk and Western CIV 6s-..... los
Northern Pacific 4s......... IS
Pennsylvania Cousol 4hs.... 80
Pennsylvania gen SIS ............ sl&
Reading Gen As ............ SIS
Rep Iron and Steel SIS (194o) bid 94A
ST Louis and San Fran adj ss... 60Z
Seaboard Air Line adj 5s.. ASH
Southern Bell Tel 5s........ seN
southern Pacific CIV 5s........... 102
southern Railway SIS ........... S7h
Southern Railway gen 4s.... IS
Texas Company CIV IS bid. ....... 104
Texas and Pacific 1st .......... SAX
Union Pacific 4s......... S5h
L S Steel SIS 9sh
Virginia-Caro Chem 5s... SAN
Wabash LIST .................... 80
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Metal Market

New York, November 1s.-Copper
easier, electrolytic spot and last quar-
ter 20@2oH. Iron steady and un-
changed. Anthony. 9.25. Metal ex-
change quotes lead easy spot 6,65 bid,
SIS asked; December $40 bid, SIS
asked Zinc easy, East EFT. Louis de-
livery spot $50 bid, S5 asked
At London spot copper EOS It's Cd;
futures s100 rs Cd. Electrolytic spot
f112; futures ELS. Tin spot E283 Is
Sd: futures 2s4 rs Cd. Lead spot E34 Is
Sd; futures e34 SIS. Zinc spot EAT; flu
lures EAT los.
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Cash Grain
o.. nH.u,

Chicago. November 1s.--Corn No
mixed, $1.50 61.54 No. 2 yellow. s1.55 "a
t561b. oats, No. white, 75 X G76A c;
No. white, TAN @75c. Rye. No. 2, 81. IS
ihG1.39 Barley. $1.50@1.55. Timothy,
$S611.5o Glover nominal Pork nomi-
nal; lard, $3.50; ribs, $1s@2o50.
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BOTTOM DROPS OUT
| Of STOCK MARKET
IN CLOSING HOUR
Violent Liquidation Takes
Place, Going to Losses
of 10 to Over 80
Points

New York. November 1S.-The stock
market was in the throes of another vio-
Tent liquidating movement tiday. the re-
Etion attaining its full force in the final
sur wnen extreme declines in the more
/oIneraple issues extended from 10 to
Pver 30 points
Stringent money conditions as Indicated
Py the maintenance of the IL per cent
ate for cali loans, IL to s per cent
Pld Tor time funds, and the utter COL
lapse OF foreign exchange, with the Lon
pon rate at a new discount contributed
10 the further reversal.
minimum quotations made by a number
lpt erstwhile favorites in today's session
placed some of those issues materially
under lowest prices touched in the
sweeping setback of last week, and more
han cancelled recent substantial gains
made by high grade rails
| During the early and intermediate
Ftages dealings were lighter and more
lperfunctory than at any period in many
weeks
l The market iapsed largely into an af-
FAR between traders, public participation
Icing wholly negligible.
/ Crucible Steel which more than any
Pther stock brought about the slump at
-he end, was almost the only issue to
Pvince reactionary trend during the
Enorning, when it broke q points, losing
y points between sales.
\ Partial recovery of this loss was accom-
panied by brisk rally in related issues,
= Ut all this was dissipated when Crucible
became the center of another selling
movement. At the low level the stock
FELL BIZ points to 17S1a and closed at 1856.
Final prices of several other steels, also
loils, motors and equipments, showed net
kOSSes of to 10 points
Tobacco, textile and motor specialties
were similarly depressed and early gains
Ein food, shipping and metal issues were
imostly replaced by moderate losses
Bonds were irregular to heavy. Liberty
tissues eased and internationals were
STEADY. Total sales, par value, aggre-
gated 15,S50,00o. Old United States bonds
unchanged on call.
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Philadelphia: Middling. $500; receipts,
As; stock, seas.
New York: Middling, Ss65c; receipts,
7o6: exports, ITO; stock, 81 4S2.
Minor ports: Stock, z7,loe.
Total today: Receipts, 54,92; exports,
81, 7o5. stock, 1,717,S0S.
Total for week; Receipts, 1e2.4V7; ex-
ports, 67,015.
Total for season: Receipts, 2,So1l66; ex-
ports, 1,A7.564.
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Rice Market

BY Associates Fress
| New Orleans, November 1S.-Rough rice,
strong: sales, ISL sacks Honduras, lie;
100 Japan. SO. 5oal SOC; II sacks blue rose,
| g. soc: 22t sacks Louisiana Pearl. 1000
| 10. 50c: 1884 sacks Carolina. 1o.259I1. Soc. Re
| ceipts, 1922 milers, 9643.
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Clark & Co.'s Letter

New York, November 1S-This has been
another day of cruel liquidation. A
slightly lower range of values for sterling
was the only excuse. Average strict mid
ding is or rather can be sold for 200
points on December. Can this condition
continue? We think not Clark & Co.
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Sugar NJ arket
Nv AasaainfaS Bee.

New York. November 18.-The market
Tor raw sugar was unchanged at 7.2Sc
for centrifugal to the refiner. Late
yesterday there were sales of 10000
bags of new crop Cubas to an operator
at sc (. o. b. the island, but no pur-
chases were reported today with the
trade again unsettled, owing to the an
nouncement by the Attorney General
that unless Congress continues the
sugar equalization board next year, the
price of Cuban sugar to American con-
sumers will increase to Is or 90 cents
pound. The weekly cable from Cuba
said the weather was favorable for the
growing corps with the new season
now under way, one central having
started in grinding.
The market for refined was I'M
changed at cents for fine granulated,
with supplies still inadequate.
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cotton even at this level. While we
may expect sharp reactions from time
to time it will take some new factor to
Bros. & Co.
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Cotton Goods

New York, November fS.-Cotton
goods were quiet today. with gray
goods prices easing in the print cloth
division Yarns were steady, the de-
mand for fine combed qualities being
strong. Raw silk was higher, with
mems values tending upward.
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New Orleans: Middlng, 29.25c; receipts
$3.50: exports, 17.4A; sales, 3o45: stock 454, :
354.
Galveston: Middling, 4Oc; receipts, %,
e4s: exports. 14.osl: sales, 1897; stock. ss7,
1ss.
Mobile: Middiing. sc; receipts. ssl1
sales 70; stock. 4s.o7s.
Savannah: Middling, SIC; receipts, 1865
stock. 400. 393
Charleston: Middling, sc; receipts, s214
stock, 6,651
Wilmington: Middling. s6c; receipts
2l57: stock IS, CSC.
Texas City: Receipts. 3979 stock, 50,es1
Norfolk: Middling, CSC; receipts, 1854
sales. $685. stock. 106.610. -
Baltimore: Stock, 1906
Boston: Middling. s9ssc; stock. $500.
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s. R. Stewart & Co.'S Letter

New Orleans, November 1S-Although
the market ended with a sensational de-
cline our opening this morning was
IL to Is points higher on near positions
scaling down to unchanged for July
brought about by a somewhat better
Liverpool than was due. However Liv-
erpool lost a portion of its early gains.
following which our market hesitated
Developments showed that the outside
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Potato Market

Chicago. November 1S.--Potatoes,
unsettled; arrivals, 10S cars: northern
sacked and bulk whites, best, s2,75 a
$50.
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New York Bonds

u. S. Is registered (bid) - 100
" s rs coupon Observation-Disclosures 100
" convertible 3s registered -. So
U 8 convertible IS coupon IS
Y s IS registered ............... 106
Y As coupon ..........s.... Jos
American Tel and Tel CIV. 6s.... ss%
Anglo-French SIS ............ s6x
Atchison gen. 4s..... 7Sh
2 Atlantic Coast Line LIST 4s....... 7sA
Altimore and Ohio CIV 4ks.... IS
bethlehem Steel ref SIS. .... IS
Central of Georgia consol 5s. s6H
Central Leather S.. 97A
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 5s..... IS
Chi. B. and Quincy joint 4s..... 95H
Chi. Mil and st P CIV. 4hs...... 7ab
Chi, r / and Pac Ry ref 4s..... 67s
city OF Paris IS. ................ s5%
Colorado and Southern ref 4hs. 7SH
Denver & Rio Grand ref IS bid. so
Dominion Of Canada IS Qs31)... s3H
Erie gen IS Al
Illinois Central ref Is (bid). $500. 79h
Int MGR Marine 6s.. s5N
KANSAS CITY Sou ref 5s.......... 75h
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Tive Stock

AtSuCtAtcu
Chicago. November 1s.-Hogs: Receipts,
5000; tomorrow, 25.ooo; weak, 10 to 15c
lower, top STATS; bulk, 81. 35G1465: heavy,
S1425914 70; medium. s14Ss@14.7o; light,
$1425914.6 light light $14d14.5o; heavy
packing, smooth, SIS. e0n14.l5; packing
sows, rough. sIsq13.5o; pigs, sl4Q147S.
Cattle: Receipts. 10000; estimated to-
morrow. 1900. lower; beef steers, medium
and heavy weight, choice and prime, s1Sn
20; medium and good, s1o.5ed1S; common.
$S.50Gi05o; light weight, good and choice,
s13. 5o9195O; common and medium, $3.50
1880 butcher cattle, heifers, se.s5Gl475'
cows, Sc. 40Cd13. IS; Gamers and cutters, s.. 50
&c. 40; veal calves, 17.50alS.50; feeder
steers. S@15; stocker steers, $500; west
ern range steers, s7.25@15 cows and heif-
ers, $6.50112.50.
Sheep Receipts. 5000: estimated to-
morrow, $4,000; unsettled; lambs. 81 5ou
Is; culIs and common, $s75Gr12 Is: ewes,
medium. good and choice, 7as.3; culis
and common, seGe.75: breeding. se.5o9n- 80.
East St Louis, November 1S.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 5000; higher bulk. $i46oG1t.0,
heavy. s14609.49o; medium, s146odlS'
light, $i4@1465; light light, st+G14.5e; heavy
packing sows, smooth, $1ad135o; packing
sows. rough, sl2G1S; pigs, s14G14.sS.
Cattle: Receipts. 10000; steady; beef
steers, medium and heavy, choice ana
prime, s1S@1s. IS; medium and good. $lla
1I75: common. sS.75a1o.75; light weight,
good And choice, s1625@1s.25; common and
medium. $s.5off14.25; butcher cattle, hen-
ers, ss.5o61S; COWS, s6.5oq12; Gamers and
cutters, s5@655; veal calves, light and
handy weight. s14.5eG1650; feeders, $o.sou
r.; stockers steers, $650910.
Sheep Receipts, 600; lower; lambs u
pounds down, $12.5o@1475; culls and COM
mon, sddI12 yearling wethers. 100f2.2S-
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public had far less interest in contracts
than is usual, and the decline evidently
worked small loss to this class OF the
trade.
. A factor that had been forecasted as
dangerous to the entire line was the
premiums which the near positions had
reached over distant months, and IL was
inevitable that there would come read
justment with the possibility Of tearing
the whole list down. At the close the rel
alive position of these options are I'M
changed, and the adjustment is still
in the future, which will gradually come
after the December business has been
settled.
Contracts are still at too great dis
count under futures and today's decline
increased that discount. and March and
May look attractive purchases.
A storm warning for the Atlantic coast
was issued, but it's course will cause no
damage to the cotton section. although
high winds may obtain in the coast dis
trict with this exception fair weather
is forecasted for the belt. March has
had decline of 500 poins and May is 400
off from the high price OF November
5.-John r. Clark & Co
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New Orleans Futures

New Orleans Novemerb 1S.-Cotton
closed steady at the decline at net
loss OF 546 to 1873 points.
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New Orleans. November 1S.-Spot
cotton. steady; points lower. Sales
on the spot. 1925 bales: to arrive
1920; low middling. SAC: middling
3s25c: good middling, 41c: receipts
5o69: stock. 454.354.
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Produce Market

| Chicago. November 1S.-Butter high
err; creamery. 57@71c. Eggs, receipts,
unsettled: springs, 22c; fowls, 14h a
unsettled; springs, 22c; fowls, 1411 y
22c; turkeys, 32c.