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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-15
NEW E T T

NEW ORLEANS, July 15-Dry wealth
er in the belt and the continuation OF
the marine strike were against values
In the cotton market today in the early
trading. The opening was lower and at
the end OF the first half hour of bust
ness prices had lost 80 to Ga points.
For a while good support was offered
and the market recovered back to With
In 2 10 7 points Of yesterdays close, A
little later selling increased on the
beartsh showing mad by American
consumption during June and on ex-
p~ectation Of favorable weekly crop re-
ports from the government tomorrow.
In the trading up to noon the decline
was widened to 50 to 81 points.
A private bureau condition report OF
6S.S gave the market a somewhat
steadier tone, At / o'clock prices
showed net decline of Al to 4S points.
Spots closed steady and unchanged.
Ordinary, 2.25c; good ordinary, 24.25c,
low middling, 20 .00C; middling, 34,25c;
good middling, 81. 25c. Sales on the
spot, 1862; 20 arrive, 1856; delivered on
contract 100.
Futures closed steady at decline of 46
to &C points.
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MILLER HIGGINS
HAS PITCHERS
New York Yanks Well Stu.
ated as to Rifle
men.

Two more pitchers Of the large squad
under the direction OF Miller Higgins
seem 70 have arrived after a start
that would have been d~isCouraging in
any other season. But this year il was
4, different with Shawkey. Quinn and
? Thormahlen performing SO capably Hug
gins could afford to let Ernie Shore
and Pete Schneider go along easily UNI
IA the arms that made them tOnnotCh-
erS with other clubs were ready, Now
il looks as If Shore and Schneider are
ready TO 90 into the box regularly.
Shore recently held the Boston Red
SoX to five hits and won his game with
plenty To spare. He previously had
pitched eight innings at Washington
n showed up very well, hut Yankees
were not hitting hat day and 1t was
necessary 10 take Shore out for a pinch
hitter In the ninth inning with the
score . to /. Now that he is ready
HuEEinS will Use the big fellow as fire.
Qucntly as possible, but it Is no easy
task to keep "a number Of pitchers
working regularly, particularly when
the pitching staff has so many capable
FINGERS
Schneider made his rIrsts tart Of the
season recently against the Mackmen.
His first three innings were anything
hut impressive. the Quakertown team
picking up a run In each inning But
a Wild throw was responsible for the
first run and a pass tor another. The
lew hts tttme at Just the proper time
10 manufacture runs AS the Mack
men got only five hits off Schneider in
his eight innings II can be seen that
he was anything but an easy mark for
the visitors H,s control should i'm
prove AS he gets more work and il
is likely that he viii getp lenty Of on
p%ortunity in the near future to disnlay
SIKH on the mound.
With Shawkey, Thormahlen and
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COTTON CONSUMPTION
FOR JUNE REPORTED

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Cotton
consumed during June was i74,4O7 bales
Of lint and l5,037 of lInters, the census
bureau announced today,
In June, last year, 6l5.S23 bales Of lint
and lo2,f9t Of linters were consumed.
cotton on hand June 30, in consuming
establishments. was 1854, 927 bales Of
mt and 2bl 69l Of %liutcrs, compared
with 1873, 1919 Of lint and l54,ib5 OF lint
ers a year ago, and In public storage
ana at comprNsses. 2,7SS,l4l bales OF
lint and 209,5R Of |linters, compared
with 2,ll6,l9 of lint and 2S5, 1856 Of lint
ers, ~
Cotton s~pindles active during June
numbered 30, 943 i05, compared with 80
6fb,2 Sb In June last year.
Data on imports, and exports was in
complete, the bureau announced.
Statistics for cotton growing states
show: ~
Consumed. during June, 25S,9l9 bales,
compared with 2S5, 40l inkJunc last year
On hand juno 80, in consuming es-
adjustments, 636, Az bales, compared
with 142S29 a year ago, and In pub-
lie storage and at congresses, 2,5oS. 7g6
bales, compared with l,726,50i n wear
ago. ~
Cotton spindles active during June
lf,5S2,3Sb, compared with l4,24S, 664 in
June last year,
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Stocks.

New Iork-Conservative press COM
ment Indicates advance in freight rates.
Congressional committee now consider
ing entire railroad subject. Confidence
in a satisfactory solution of the who'e
his department of the market. The
low priced rails offer excellent opportu-
mites, many OF them having assets that
are not reflected in existing low values.
-Ettelson TO Clark & Co.
New York-lndications, point TO higher
prices, but We see signsNof distriontion
IN a number Of stocks. There are some
heavy profit taking orders in certain
stocks,-Hutton to Clark.
Washington-A plan for remedial
rsilroad legislation was made public in
the presentation to the house interstat }
commerce committee of propcssl OF the
national transportation conference. >Ths
conference plan calls for a return OF
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morning under Wall street and west
ern liquidation, inspired by the weak
ness OF exchange. october sold off TO
g soc n January 10 34.65C, or about
10 points net lower. after which trading
became less active with midday prices
showing rallies OF several points on CON
tinued tradeb uying and covering.
Both toreign and domestic trade in
terests were credited with buying on
the early afternoon advance which car
RED October up from 1880 10 35. so, or
within is points of last nights close.
lhe market met renewed Wall street
liquidation at this level and later nuc-
tuations were irregular.
Futures closed barely steady at de-
cline Of 90 to 50 points.
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the railroads to corporate ownership
and operation, consolidating of existing
lines into strong competitive systems,
creation of a federal transportation
board and enactment of the statutory
rule OF rate making designed to yield
to the roads a return of 6 per cent on
the aggregate face value of properties
on the roads by groups.-Thomson &
McKinnon.
New YOrk.-Dow-Jones report sellers
asking % cents for copper for Septem-
Der delivery.-Hensley.
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STATE PHARMACISTS
GATHER AT NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE. TaHn.. July Is. (Spl)
The Tennessee Pharmaceutical asso-
cation opened a tWo-day annual SEES
sion here today with an attendance Of
lou members with prospects for an in
session is ended The official welcome
address was delivered by Mayor William
Gupton Charles $, Martin welcomed
the deleEates on behalf Of the Nashville
druggists, The response was made by
W J., Cox. Of Memphis.
President H, f.. Mason, OF S%mlthville,
delivered tho annual address outlining
the accomplishments Of the association
during the past u months and the
work that lies before 1t during the
coming year, The ladies' in attendance
will be guests on an automobile ride
over the city this afternoon: and to.
night a reception will be held Mt the
Nashville Golf and Country club nv
the Wholesale druggists Of Nashville
complimentary to the retail drug trade.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
SEATHS

BOSTICk-The funeral of the late
Alfred Carter Bostick win take Mace
from the funeral parlors OF John ],
Collins this (Tuesday) afternoon ar 4
o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in
Elmwood cemetery.
CONWAY-Entered into rest at resi-
dence, 1888 Vance avenue, Monday aft
ernoon, July IA. 1919, at 4;50 O'clock
Mrs; Margaret Conway. mother of Mrs
Funeral will take place from resi-
dence tomorrow wednesday, morning
at , o'clock. Requiem mass at st
iatrick's church at $3.50 O'Clock, Friends
invited. lnterment in Calvary ceme-
terry. o
PoWELL-At residence, 677 North
FOURTH street, Monday evening. Julv
~ IVY, at s;i5 o'clock, Mrs. Elizabeth
FoweU. mother Of Mrs. Mary Hene-
geler, grandmother of Mary. Josie and
Magdalen H~enggeler,
Funeral will tax place from the
residence tomorrow "wednesday
morning at $50 o'clock. Requiem mass
AZ ST; Brigjd's church at . O'clock
FRIENDS invited. lnterment in Calvary
STRuWlNG-At residence, 436 Beale
Avenue, Monday afternoon, July Ia
WV; q iAO o'clock. Henry STRIVING /
Funeral services conducted bv thes
Rev, NJ, Bruggeman. will be held !
me parlors OF Mcdowell & M~onteyer5a
tomorrow wednesday, morning AZ in
o'clock. Friends invited. infermant
IN Forest Hill cemetery.
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TEXAS RAINFALL.
SOUTHERN SHIPPERS ARE
IN RATE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. July Is. tSpll-A
conference of southern shippers and
traffic men with Judge Edward cham
beers Of the shipping board, was held
here this morning TO urge a revision OF
rates from the Ohio and Mississippi
valley to Southern ports and to renew
the request for through bills Of lading
Senator Mcclellan Was present repre-
senting the Tennessee delegation. The
meetings viii be continued until a com
plete showing can he made. 1t Is urged
that this action is necessary to re
lieye freight congestion at New York
And other North Atlantic ports and win
result in a more equitable distrihu-
ton of traffic
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, July 15,-Hogs-Re-
Ceipts 1000; steady to lower; bulk,
$2l S5@22.15; heavies, $22. 1Od22. 20; me
DUN ~; aog224o; light, $2125@22.2 20;
Cattle-Receipts 81, 900; steady to low
err choice heavy steers, $l4 $50 16. so;
medium, $lS, 0Oa14,75; common, $ll.756
1870; choice lights, $13. 1916 90; COM
mon, $lo,OOnl ID .65; butcher h%eifers, $7.35
ql40O; cows, $6,75G12. 40; Gamers, $3.50
&6.65; calves, $l475q16 IS; feeders,
$1,000 l3 .25; stockers, $7.65m12.4 40.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. higher; lambs.
Sl3.OO9l725; culls, s9OO0IS75; yearI-
ing ,wethers, $9.756l2.75 ; ewes. S., 56a
$50; ewes, culls, 50. 900 100; breeding
ewes SlO0O9l6.OO; goats, $45OaS.OO.
ST; LOUIS, July 15,-Hogs-Receipts
e so: heavy, $22.25q226 IS: medium.
$l3 00I 81 so. fe''
Cattle-Receipts $500; steady to high
er; choice heavy steers, SIS. 65; medium,
Si25oq 10 so; common, Sll25al2.75;
choice lights, $l2.0O015 Is. so; common.
Sio,ooa Il 90; butcher h%eifers, $500
$50; calves, $l2, 90 Q1S50; feeders, $S,25
Gli.5O; stockers. S7.5OalIO0.
Sheep--S3, 500; steady; lambs. $4,000
1900 culls, SS0Oa1l.50; yearling weth-
ers, SlO.OOQll.O0, choice ewes. 81. bOd
S'O0; culls, 50. 90 G, 90.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Hogs-Receints
$4,000; lower; heavy, $2Sw1m22 rs: me.
dunn, $2l .75Q22.S so; light, $40. So G22 81.
pigs, $40. 00a2O, rs.
Cattle-Receipts 9 1000; heavy steers
slo'4OVlG 90; medium, $l375dI6 40.
common, $1l,35d13.75 choice lights. lam
ai!,OO; common, s10.40G1450; butcher
helfers, S.25Q 800; cows, $SOOGI325.
Gamers, $500 500; calves. Sis95G
iS25; feeders, @.50Q12.5O; stockers.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; strong. lambs
sI5.6o@i.15; culls, $3.50 Il 100; choice
ewes, E,25@95o; culls, S3,o0G67 IL.
yearling wethers, slO,5Oq1425.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, July Is. (spll-
Nditle-keceipts, $50; steady.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; l5c lower. 1s5
up s2235 to l65 $21.35; pigs, si9.35:
throwouts. SO So down. ''
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; strong.
FORT WORTH. Texas, July 15-Cat-
IenReceipts, 5000 slow; beeves. $50
HogsmReceipts, $50; steady; heavy
S22, 25u2 %. 80. '' ne"'y'
SHEEP Receipts. 1000; steady; lambs.
$l3. 000l5.0 90. ' "'H'''
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, July 15.-Potatoes firm
arrivals IS cars; new (carlots) Irisl
cobblers, Virginia, $7.50q7.75 barrel
Southern Bliss Triumphs, sacked, $4.0t
G4l0 cwt.; Kansas and Missouri early
Ohios, sacked, $S,75q4.0O cwt.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Bar silver
$1.06: Mexican dollars, SIC.
KANSAS CITY, July 15.-Butter
packing, 1sc higher, 4s cents; others un'
Eggs and poultry unchanged.
Potatoes Csc higher, s2.l5@2,50.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Butter. steady;
receipts, 1884. Firsts, 52454c.
EgBs, irregular; receipts, 1928 cases;
%firsts, 43446c.
Cheese, firm receipts, 1892; average
run. SlM32c.
Live poultry, steady; broilers, Asa
iSC, Others unchanged. Dressed steady
and unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 15.--Butter, higher;
creamery, 47G52hc.
Eggs, higher; receipts, 24,665 cases;
firsts, 4ll2n42AC; ordinary %firsts, 500
Acc; at mark. cases included, 39hq
age; storage packed firsts, 43R a 44c.
Poultry-Alive, lower; fowls, 32ac.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Poultry. springs
36c; ducks, csc; others unchanged.
Butter, creamery, sic.
NEW YORK. July 15-Copper strong
electrolytic spot ii: July and August
21l2122, September, %.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes lead firm;
spot, $40; August, IS. 5515. 10.
Spelter strong; East 81, Louis de-
also. AT London: Spot copper, G100
Is, Sd; futures, G101, 12s, Cd; electro
lytic spot. SOB; futures, ELL, Tin
spot, 925O, Is, Cd; futures, e249, IFS,
Cd. Lead spot, G2S, IFS, cd; futures,
G24, 5s; spelter spot, SAP, los; futures,
1E43. 15s.
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BIRTHS

James V. and Vera Boiling Mosley,
lS4S Madison, July -, girl.
Earl M. and Clara Roper Logsdon, 9S2
Delaware, June IA, boy,
Flynn and Sarah Hall Underwood,
Pioneer street, June "a, girl.
Mertz A.. n Daisy Whitmore Logs
don. 1902 Delaware. July IA, girl.
Louis H. and Ruby Holorean HeckIe,
ZIG Decatur, July 5, boys twins).
Charles c. and Goldye Beasley Clearly,
l1OS Kansas, June 25, girl.
Moses and Willie Robinson TunstalI,
Park avenue, May 16, girl.
Aaron and Eliza Simons Teller, 1859
Rayburn, July 8, girl.
Willie and Abbie Walton Hunter, 923
Exchange, July 4. boy.
Charles C. and Lille Watkins Law
renee, rear 1869 Court, July 3, boy. (
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MONEY

NEW YORK, July Mercantile pa
per, bl9d5&; sterling 6o-day bills,
44Ola; commercial 6O-day bills on
banks, t40A commercial 60-day bills,
Al; demand, t4l4 cables. 4,42.
Guilders-pemand, S7A; cables, 3Sis
Government bonds irregular, railroad
bonds steady,
Time loans dun, 6o and 90 days and six
months, & bid,
Call money firm high. 6; low, 6; rul-
ing rate, 6; closing bid, 6; offered at
n last loan, t. Bank acceptances,
a. NOR rnnl
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MARRIAGE

Myrtice Cook to w. F. Andrews, Mat
TIE Louise Howard to S. Q. McCorkle,
Gertrude Sweat to F. +, Vannucci, Jr.,
Edna Anderson to Foster NJ. Yelton,
eLathie =. Edgin to r. S. Chimney.
penter, Vera Werner to Guy D. Tor
renee, Jessie Elizabeth Banks to Abe
knowlton, Vera e. Hayes to Joseph
l.; Billings, Irene Swain to William r.
Clark, Lula F. Toller to j. F. McCar-
thy.
Lottie Jane Wherry to Henry Frost,
Lille Gray to Leander Sims. Louise
Holmes to Joseph McNeal, Annie NLo-
dell to William Pickett, Bonnie Clay to
Louis Mitchell, Pamela Gilliland to John
Jordan, Georgia McCracken to Sam
Archie, Rose Webb to James Toole.
Cora Lee to Dan Moore, Nellie May
FARMER to David Webb, Rosie Drayn to
Willie B. Harris, Elizabeth Tightower
to Dock HAYS.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July l5-Reports that
the advance had placed contracts ON
q tenderahle basis with spot cotton in
some of the eastern belt markets, and
continued good weather in the South
seemed to promote realizing and scat
tered selling at the opening Of the cot
ton market today First prices were
barely steady at a decline Of s to AZ
points and active months sold 40 TO a.
points net lower right after the cali
with Octoher touching So, zoe and Janu-
airy ac. Liverpool was relatively firm
and bought on the decline, however.
and the market soon rallied on trade
buying and covering.
The market met increased offerings
at 81. Coo for october. or about ~ points
above the early low level and broke
verV sharply during tho middle bf the
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WlNCREll IN NASHVILLE
ON RAILROAD BUSINESS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Is. tSplN-
Il, l.. Winchell, regional director for the
southern district under the United
States railroad administration. was A
visitor in Nashville today on official
business, concerning with Federal
Manager W, l.. Mapother and other
railroad administration officials here
MIR Wtpchell Is en- route to Atlanta,
where he Is returning after attending
n meeting OF regional directors in Chi.
a & last week.
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FROM WALL STREET
Moderate Irregularity Pre-
walls in Stocks With Strike
Affecting ShippingS.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Stocks were
moderately irregular at the opening OF
today's session, profit taking in Cruel.
bic Steel and Baldwin Locomotive with
the heaviness Of shippings as a result
OF strike, causing reactions OF / to
almost 3 points among leaders. This
was balanced to an extent by the fur
Their strength Of equipments and some
OF the popular specialities, notably to-
baccos, Sumatra making an advance of
ga points. Oils, coppers and invest
ment rails were steady to firm, but mo-
tors also reacted on realizing sales.
The market fairly doomed at noon,
Crucibie Steel again leading the further
advance on its rise to l4S, a gain Of 8
points, allowing for the quarterly divi-
dend. Other steels shared in the fever
lsh activity, also Industrial Alcohol.
which gained w points.
Trading reflected less nervousness in
the last half hour. but United States
Steel and a few other leaders were /
to , points under their best on freer
offerings. The closing was strong.
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OFFICERS SMASH STILL.

JoNESBORO, Ark, July Ii. (SplD-
Deputy |. S. Marshal james Burns.
with Revenue Collector j. W. Ieemply
in discovering and DESTROYING n stiIl
about Il miles from hardy. The still
had been a stationary boiler and a
complete outfit for making beer and
liquor. They found about 100 gallons of
beer but no whisky. The operator must
have been warned and escaped to parts
II
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SENSATIONAL DROP IN
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, July 15.-Remittances
to London and Parts fell today to thu
lowest levels in many years, Demand
sterling was quoted at 4il26 and cable
weaken, demand bills falling 70 6,96 an |
cables to $50. Brokers said the de-
cHnes were due primarily TO heavy Of
ierings Of finance bills at this center.
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FIVE SHIPS DESTROYED.

VALPARAISO, July 10. (By the AS
sociated Press.)-Five small vessels
were destrosed or blown ashore, and
heavy damage caused by a hurricane
which blew over this port Saturday and
Sunday, An but one of the crew of
the German steamer sails were drowned.
The Sais was washed ashore and de-
strOyed,
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CONSOLIDATED PORT,
ToMoRROW's ESTIMATED.
LIVERPOOL cotton,

LIVERPOOL, July l5.-Cotton, spot
IN improved request; prices firm; good
middline, 22.5ld, fully middling, 22'Old,
middline, ANA; low m,ddltng, 10, GGd
good ordinary, lS,0ld; ordinary, II asa,
Sales, 5000 bales, including 2,40O Amcri-
can. Receipts, $4,000 bales, including a.
700 American, Futures closed steady.
July, u, I'D October, q. Sid; January,
u 24d, March, gl.l6d; MAY. %. NSd.
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GornINo. 2 mixed S1.93G195; No.
oats--No white 1884 @Soc; No. 3
Rye-N6. 2 $f.5sH@1.6O; harley sr17
4l,29; timothy $9.0G@12. 90, clover,
nominal pork nominal; lard S34 81; ribs
KANSAS CITY, July 15.-Cash wheat
No; 2 81 25d2.27; No. / red, $2.l9; No.
?, $2.16G2,17.
Corn steady, No. 2 mixed. $197aLaS;
No : white, s2.Ol; No. ? yellow, 500,
Oats unchanged. No. . white. 79T
79Ee; No. 2 mixed. 74d76c; No. : red.
74H76c. i'N
Rye. $152d1.56.
ST. LOUIS. july B-Corn No .
$1.9S; No, l white, SO. O5d2 .O6.
Oats No. :, 76c; No. 3 white, I'M
utec.
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DAILY ALMANAC.

Length of day IA hours, 16 minutes.
Sun rises on Wednesday at 5:58.
sun sets on Wednesday at STA.
Moon rises on Wednesday at l0:14
p. m.
Last quarter moon on goth.
Evening stars. Venus and Saturn
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MACGREGoR HERE.

: George +. Macgregor, assistant gen
eral freight agent for the Frisco rail
road, with headquarters in st. Louis,
was in Memphis Tuesday.
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Nearly normal temperatures prevail
with maximum generally from 92 to qS.
Light scattered showers occurred in all
the cotton states except Texas, Okla
homa and Tennessee and northern nor
ton Of Louisiana and Mississippi. Spe-
Cial reports from Little Rock missing.
Heavy rains Georgia, Quitnan 1.62.
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Moore VS.. Wilde.

A good tip. Bet on Samelson's Elk
tras every time. A pleasing cigar tina
satisfies. Price &c, adv
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BANK CLEARINGS.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, July l5.-Raw sugar
steady. Centrifugal, s7.2s: line granu
lated. ss,Oa
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%COTTONsEED ON,
COFFEE.
LOCAL %sECuRIVIEs

Quotations are unofficial, being se.
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady NJ nd
vance OF so points. MiddlinE 3lc, sales
LOO bales, including 200 previous eve
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Small confectionery with living rooms: in
kpeetion will prove this place is doing nct
business Pr'ce. $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-11-13

IF you want to sell, list now. and take ad
vantage of our dependable and successful of
fee. No overcharges all business confden
tial: your place frequently and consistent.
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Grocery, confectionery and delcatessen: we'll
located. northwest; rent. $40; price Of fixtures,
$3.50; stock al inventory; opportunity for right
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Lunchroom; We can honestly say one Of the
best equipped in the city: long lease: inspec
ton invited; price low.
tunchroon, heart Of business section; owner
leaving city, win sacrifice at $500.
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Moving picture theater; capacity about 800
modern building: lease: opportunity for live
man; price right; full particulars at this office
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Rooming house. about IL rooms; well fur
nished; very large income: owner with gov
ernment. cannot attend to same. Price. 81. 400
Evening star., 1919-11-13

Most Of the following places were listed In
the last three days. We do not advertise places
for months. We sell them:
Grocery and meat market: ideal location !;
about S10G per day. Price, 81. 80.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
HORSES. VEHICLES. Etc.

THREE good work horses. one good driving
Ware. buggy and harness. T3e 1:'l
WORK HORSE. good. gentle. To- .r,e eltap.
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MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
913 New York ave.

RO6MING house, Is rooms-Partly furnished
money maker; satisfactory payments II QUICK
sale Address BOX l4O-H, Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARKET STAND-Arcade; excellent--for sale
at the sacrifice figure of $500 cash: fruit.
canned goods srd groceries; over 800 being
banked every day. Apply to Mr.. Young, 14ll
I'd
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DINING. ROOM SITE. twelve pieces; highest
grade sheraton solid mahocany satinwood in =
laid cabinet made. at sacr.hce; davenport b.C
hnahogsn ny. Kindel make; also brass bed, sprin z
Ind mattress; ell at sacrifice. Ellis & Arnold
Auctioncsrs. 1879 G st. n.w
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FOR RENT-EOOMS.

1414 c1st ST.-Attraetively fur
uished room. second foor. adjcin-
ing bath; steam heat, electric
lights; private family; one block
from Dupont Circle: gentlemen
only. Phone North 1924. a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-08

FOR SALELSix room house in good
location. Price s1100. Te.ms.
$500 cash. balance a. ais per month
Inquire WI u. Rjngoid, fire chief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-08
Chinese Bandits Raiding.

TOXIC. Aug. S.--Advices ! from
.Antung, Manchuria, on the border OF
northern Corea, tell of continued out
RACES by Chinese mounted bandits on
the upper reaches of the Yalu river. A
band of several hundred raided the
police station at Changbu and carried
away arms and ammunition. On the
following day the residences of the
wealthy people were attacked and
sacked OF their contents.
subsequently about 80 persons, in
Guiding officials of lumber mill were
carried off by the bandits as HOSTAGES
probably for purpose Of ransom, Tbs