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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS


POSITION wANTED--Younr man with
best OF references as TO honesty and
ability: two wears In France with am
hulsnce service and motor transport
corps. assembling repairing, driylng
and handling spare parts. Have had
several years experience with depart.
ment store In charge OF receiving. ship.
ping and claim work prefer auto.
mobile work. starting either In shop oi
elsewhere but VIII consider position in
traffic department, Of Wholesale or retail
dry goods house. M-5l. Oklahoman,
EXPERIENCES salesman with big
business experience In the east and
who spent 10 months with y. S gov
crnm-nt as "luhricating engineer" at
Post field Fort Sill okla. during the
late war desires to represent some
oklahoma city Wholesale house, In Law
ton and Vicinity, 80 can make home
sundays; viii ster, for moderate snRry
and furnish satisfactory references. A.
W, oklahoman.
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MALE HELP WANTED

AMERICAN HEATING CO., $50 East
Srd. nsnu'n ctufers OF inttlcks oil
burnefs tor COOK stoves heaters, hot
air. water ana steam furnaces.
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WANTfD-N Nursery governess for two
smnll childrcn; SO per week, 200 W.
10Th street.
Chorus Girls Wanted
Musical comedy shows cNpoticnced
and inexperienced Apply 3it Culbert.
son Bldg
MIDDLE agci Indy stenor phor: some
knowledge ~ automobile parts pre-
ferred. johnson Chauk Motor Co.
Maple 1870,
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WOMAN employed wants room WITT
'h'lFtinn woman who will care fVi
i-Nrm old boy; references required
DH Osishoman
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Tho Associated Press II efclu 'ivey
a. ,itled e. the use Tor republication oi
nj, news dlsratthes credited 10 or no!
otherwise credited In This bapcr mn"
also the local news published herein
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6XRBER TRNbn '.uEhI Iadie' an

6XRBER TRADE tauEfiI iadie. and
gentlemen. poaition guaranteed free
catalogue explaining. Write Tescs
Barber College. Dallas or Fort Worth
Tsaas.
6HORTHNNb, typswriunG. Spanish,
French, bookkeeping: learn now; pay
later Ampnro Business Institute. &o&
baltimore Rds.; phone Walnut 1873.
HAWAIIAN. Spanish. gv'tar. mandolin
lessons 6?3 g Harvey
he 4 DETEcTIvE-Escellent oppor'
tunlty. good pay: travel; Write c.
r. Ludwig. Gil Wos,ovcr Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
FAIi.WA mall clerks needed; pre-
pare Tor examinations particulars
free Modern Civil Service Institute,
2Gs Wainwright, ~ Louis Mo,
ENTERTAINING household manage
men,' the ar, OF cookery, 10 orig
innl. Membership, $3.50 year, Mss
Bowlhy. 22s East lO,h.
BARRIER TRADE taught ladies and
gentlemen; position guaranteed: tree
catalogue explaining Write Tehaa
Barber College. Dallas or Fort Wor,h
Texas
BACKWARD CHILDREN Special in.
phone Maple 5S,f, Il 4. IN.
FiiiEMEN. BRAkEMEN. Slj0-t20l
monthly, inexperienced men tsi.Soi
trained for and placed In positions On
Oklahoma railroads Railway Associa D
tion, Dept il3. brooklyn. ~ v
SHORTHAND - Mr.. Miner, the expert
ufcgg and Graham shorthand tench'
or, now at ~ Scott Thompson i'ldg
49, ". End 81. English and touch
typewtitlng free. energetic students
graduate and take positions In three
months; only 1850 monthly; better In
ves11setc.
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he A DETEcTIvE-Escollent oppor'
tunlty. good pay: travel. Write C.
r, Ludwig. Gil Wos,oycr Bldg. Kansas
CITY, Mo
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


MEAT ORDERS 10 aud iSci vegetables
Sc: desserts 5 and lOo home cooked.
best quality. lsle cafeteria, broadway.
south Of iiucklns hotel
EMPLOYED young lady would share
coxy t'room apartment with enc .Qr
two girls, reasonable reference. ulSh
North oklahoma after d o'clock,
HOMELlkE FURNISHED rooma win
every comfort and convsnisncsi re-
ctption parlor piano, hot baths. free
telephone reasonable weekly =, ratsa.
Give US call. COliyer Hotel, yiek
North broadway. Phone Maple 3T,
TWO downstairs light housekeeping
rooms. ms W. 9TH.
SOUTHEAST room, private home, "a
ragr. ON broadway and ShaTtei line.
,S6 ". l3th. Walnut 57si.
VERY desirable room, with ssspsng
porch. ! beds, also one single vooni
handsomely furnished: good location on
car line. Can Walnut sso-R.
garage In new home, Phone Maple
tets-J
q w. sth NICE large sleeping roo0.
ladies' only, Walnut $500,
PLEASANT room for two smployeds
meaH. Walnut 373S.
NICELY furnished suite. living room
and bedroom, modern flat elt h. Sth.
e,"bnnaea b Msple sssg
rop urNT N"ar ,n,,I. .h.d roo,n..
y,n, ,s,,o,.his ,oo Harrison N
,,,,.,., - r,...,I,... 80,
NiChLn iutn.sheu Iou'm s'"sp'If too,'
wolnp~p g gH2 '"''''''" -" ~
,.,,, -.,,.,i,
ssnns,ir, nrivnts sntrpnre \ blocks O,
C1nssrn csrliuy' Walking distance: gen
tlcman or cuupio employed; HS0 peg
week ilGi, y shanel Maple 2Il6.
MOpEHX furnished room, sentlemsa
preferred ll6 East jth. Maple bit5.
BrkITIEll.IY furnished. newly dee
bath Tor ore who she's somsthing let
class. Walnut 7i1s
-
FOR RENT Nicely furnished suite,
u,lus room and bed room suitable
4. two lDung men Walkinx distance,
50 " slh. Phone walnut stsl,
NlrE large sleeping room, suilAhb -
Two. Nea Nlnlh strtel; rtel;--------,-,
lul H. AN ijau los gentleman, pgjvG
'nirnnce close ln, Walnut IesI,-~
BEAUTIFULLY furnished roqn u
private bone. Cibssen cariins. NslQsS
'5fNi
'.irE slrepng room Iy5 w. Jt6.
FgiI ,rse SGNJ ,,os 'iSd'ppm, epn.s w.,n o. ""R'
snii.r,i,, 49,. .,,.r n.s 49,. 1ls1yS
room a, isiY n. shsst1 ssfHes IN ''r MI
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REFINED, responsible couple without
children, Graire three housekeeping
rooms, WIZ or without garage. can fur-
msh own linen, bedding and silverwsre,
{ rmar'ut references exchanged. Nooiu
80 Brsn M Avenue Hotel
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MARRIED couple, no children. desire
10 i'room furnished apartment. with
private hath O-Si, Oklahoman,
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FWANTED-Ex Experienced saleslady for
ladies ready-to- wear shop, Steady
employment. good position for tisht
party. Apply Federal Clothing Stores.
100 W, Grand avenue.
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TLb.MAN wants south room AZ
gArnge in private family must b.
ful' class and rchsona bs psrmsnsat,
references l.. o Box los6. oklahosns
CITY
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wANTED-TO RENT
Wanted

4 I. : 0r e-toom apartment, hisnishsd
~ unfurnishcd. M aud Mra u, a
and son Eugene. Walnut 1to4,
WANT TO rent upfurnIshod dwsillsR
CUlhyer, iOsIs W. Grand,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Linotype operator on No 3
with electric pot. Nil day WORK. easy
place. So weekly. Phone or come.
Leader -Eu,erpriae. faifyiow. Oklahoma
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WANT o. rent any sisc house. 5 TO es
rooms. reasonable rent, TO rsiiabls
PARTIES Walnut 3gTl
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HALFWAY mall clerks needed; pre-
pare Tor examination; particulars
flee Modern Civil Service institute.
2Gs Wainwright ~ Louis. Mo.
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PHONE PeX-s
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

oKLauoNA cry TlMfs evenins,
aud ukif.Y OKlAHOMAN ,mofninGl
IL rnpers n week delivered by carrier
in Oklahoma city ana vicinity, per
wee. 20 cents. ,
An unsolicited manuscripts. Iotets
and pictures sent to the Inmes hte zen,
Js,tiishlng contrary expressly tepudl'
nte- any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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WANTED 10 rent a or s.roon buii.
gnlow with privilege Of buying later
y suited Mapl, 20ls
WANTED Rent small farm near chy;
good teams, tools. best reference. E.
t Norton. Norman. Dkh
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COLoRED mn5d for general house
work; must be- neat nnd good cook
cN.ell'n, living quarters Walnut
ys3p-E
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SHORTHAND, typewritinE. Spanish,
french. bookkeeping: learn now; pay
later Amraro business Institute. %o'
baltimore Bldg.; phone Walnut isft.
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ENTERTAINING; household manage
menii the ar, Of cookery. Bo orig
innl, Membership, $3.50 a year. Mss
powlhy, 326 East 10Th.
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'APER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS papercd s. up: samples; also
painting walnut 35is. Maple 1924.
=" V Roach.
PAPER. HANGING and painting. Just
returned from A T.. - have com.
plcte stock Of wall paper. Maple 3o53-J
NALL fApEE-jc. m, prices ar. IN,
best bring samples, estimates work
u. NJ Partett. liz ". 1sd. Walnut tIs1
PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER CaD
Walhui It6i. viii bring samples. cheap
prlces; work guarn nteed. Greenlee.
WALL PAPER hung: q room up;
Samples brought Walnut 6J69-J
Maple 5t9 Tom Ford.
ROACH BROS, bls y. Hudson. Csll
Maple 1871, Night Maple SIS or Maple
250e
PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
500 and W, Msp.e 5i7. V. d. by
kins
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnut 1893. Edwards,
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

WAYNE HoTEi~--1ood meals. homo
style, lbc. ~ beds. hot and cole "a.
ter, privileges OF hath 35c and vpt
prices reasonable. close 10 all dApets. 8
good. straight house, ". J, castor.
pron
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p--Stcnographer. must call
person. Good proposition for the II
party General letter writing. Sharp
.Nu,o Supply company
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HAWAIIAN. Spanish. gv'tar. mandolin
lessons 6?3 q Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14

EX PER | ENCED hand
+ ironers and girls I'm
all departments. Apply
White Swan Laundry
1915 Broadway Giro
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More ladies for our Success Cub"
average compensation $4,000 nef
month. previous experience unneCcg-
saty. ADDRESS the Success club. 9th
floor OH Exchange Bldg. oklahoma
CITY Okla
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-New England
advices indicating that most manufac-
turers had granted the demand for a 4S-
hour week and that there was no dam
ger Of any general labor disturbance eX-
cept for the possibility Of a strike at
Lawrence, where workers were insisting
upon the 4S-hour week with 81 hours
pay, made a favorable impression on
sentiment in the cotton market here
ment In the comparatively firm showing
of Liverpool, while selling was held in
check by the reports Of a widespread
campaign for reduced acreage and de-
termined holding Of old crop cotton in
the South. The opening was firm at
an advance Of IS to 46 points and the
market sold about 45 to S. points net
higher right after the call, with March
touching 23.17c, May 22.0S and July
elise.
The early buying movement carried
the market up to $3.50 for March,
22.54c for May and 21.67c for July, with
to 107 points net higher. This made
an advance OF, approximately 21se r.
pound from the recent low level in the
case of May contracts and the market
met enough realizing to cause reactions
of some 10 to Is points later In the
morning. Otherwise there was very lit
tie selling, however, and the market
held steady within a few points OF the
best around midday.
Trading was comparatively quiet dur
ing the early afternoon and no fresh
around 2S.35c and July 21.50c, with the
active months about rs to 80 points net
higher.
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to the top levels Of the day, which was
over S. a bale above the previous clos
ing level, May reaching 22.S0c at the
close.
Futures closed los to 1856 points W.
tone firm.
New Orleans closed los to 81 points
up, tone steady. Spots we're unchanged,
middling at 2750c, with sales ISL bales.
Liverpool is due to come 9 to l3 points
up.
middling at 2Sc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

AOOuO0s
(Shippers must place GAMBLERS Ger.
dficate in each ase Of eKRs.)
Eggs-40@4 4c; tone easy.
Buttcr--ElBIn creamery, pNund prints,
4Sg4Sc; country butter, 2A@2Sc; reno
Cheese-Qeam prints, s2@ssc.
Poultry-Ducks. ~28dns0c; hens, alive,
2392tc; dressed, 2642sc; ROSTERS. 17@
lSc; geese, 20Q22c; turkeys, alive, 500
Isl dressed. choice. $4,000; others. 80
Rabbits-Dozen, $2.00@3.25.
Dressed Hogs-Pound, 15@l7c,
Vegetables.
Beans - Macy, per h.. sh@s%c;
Peas--Calfornia black-eyed. per h.,
Onions-Cwt-, sacked, s225@2.75.
Potatoes-Cwt., all varieties. $3.50
Sweet Potatoes--Home grown. Nancy
Hall, bu., $1.75@l.S5.
Louisiana, crate, S2.5o@3.2b.
Celery-Bunch, $1.b091.75.
Peppers-Basket, 40@45c.
Sucumbers-Dozen. ~ .o092.2S.
Eggplant-Dozen, Sl,50@2.60.
Lettuce-Crate, s .26fp2.60.
Cauliflower-Crate. 8 .00GS.5O.
Snap Beans--Hamper, $500.
New Potatoes-Hamper, $500.
English Peas-Hamper. 5 b.boQ6.00.
New VeRetables-Dozen punches: mus
t toTd 1sosSsi'25; bets slioSl"2s; car.
boQ60c; squash, S1.0091.10.
Seed Stock - Potatoes, Triumuha
cwt,, February shipment, So. 000 Is
Onions. red. $2.75 bu.; white, $3.50.
Provisions.
Dry. Salt Meats-Regular, 26c; ex-
suEar-Cured Meats-standard hams,
S3@35c.
Bacon-Fancy selected, 45&D4ec,
.Lard-Hog lard, 26@2Sc; best grades
of compound, 24hc.
Cooking oil-Per gallon. S1.7b in bulk.
Cottolene - Per case, Si4.204lb. 90;
Snowdrift. $l3.2s@13.s4: Crisco, Slo.26@
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
J. L. Mercer & Co.
COTTON Factors
90 s. Front st., Memphis, Tenn.
NOTICE.
HOLDERS or TIE HOME eujIo.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or
ME- MpAIS

HOLDERS OF THE HOME sUlIo.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or
BY order Of the board Of directors a
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Home Building and Loan assocIa-
ton, OF Memphis. Is hereby called to
be held at the offices OF tho company,
at No, 152 Madison avenue, Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on Thurs
day. Feb. IL, 1919, at 3 o'clock pm. for
the purpose OF c~onsidering,I and II II
meets with the approval Of tho mem
bers of the association. adopting and
enacting an amendment to the present
bylaws for the purposes following, to-
wit:
]. To amend the by laws 80 as to
provide that the officers OF tho asso-
olation shall consist OF one pre- sident.
one vice-president, one secretary, one
treasurer, solicitor and six direc-
tors. all OF whom must he stockholders.
instead Of one president, one vice
president, one secretary. one treasurer.
one solicitor and five directors, as now
provided, the amendment Of the bylaw
being an Increase In the board Of d.
rectcrs from five In humber to six In
number,
2. To amend the bylaws by strik-
Ing out tho words five directors and
inserting In lieu thereof the words six
directors 40 that the bylaw as
amended shall read the six directors.
together with the president, vice-presi-
dent. treasurer and secretary. shall
form a board Of directors for the trans
action and management OF the affairs
OF the association" the change being
an increase In the board OF directors
from five In number to six In number.
3. To amend the bylaw relative to
loans which provides that the success
full bidder for a loan shall secure the
repayment Of said loan with legal In
terest by satisfactory bond. trust deed
or mortgage Upon unincumbered real
estate In the city OF Memphis or within
such distance from the city limits as
the board of directors may from time
TO time prescribe by striking out the
word "unincumbered," so that the by
law shall read that the successful bid
der shall secure tho repayment Of said
loan with legal interest by satisfactory
bond. trust deed or mortgage upon real
estate In tho city OF Memphis or within
such distance from tho city limits as
tho board Of directors may from time
to time prescribe"
Tho members are urged to attend.
ii. BENSDoRF. President.
cHAs. J.. HAAsE. Secretary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. General
rains in the belt, causing further delay
to new crop work, resulting In a strong
buying movement in cotton today, In
the first half hour Of business prices
rose So TO rs points.
A more favorable opinion concerning
the labor situation among the mills
Increased the demand for contracts. In
the trading IN to noon the advance was
widened to rs to 90 points.
The market turned quiet but steady,
standing at / O'Clock at net rise Of
So to rs points.
Spots closed steady and unchanged.
Ordinary, 1s.50c; good ordinary, 19.75c;
low middling, 23.25c; midling, 2750c;
good middling, 28. 0 c.Sales on the spot
'371; to arrive, 3s1; delivered on con-
tract, none.
Futures closed steady at advance Of
10s TO 50 points.
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FROM Wall STREET

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Events over
the weekend were without ~perceptihle
influence upon stocks, judging from the
uncertain trend OF prices at the open
ing OF today's market. st. Paul, Hide
and Leather cOmnOn and preferred
General Motors, Chandler Motors,
Brooklyn Transit, Twin-City Transit
and Ohio Gas scored variable gains
the latter, however. soon reacting
ShipPingS Studebaker, United States
Steel and secondary rails were moder-
ately lower. Further strength was
shown by foreign bonds. especially An
glo-trench IS and United Kingdom 5hs
OF 1921.
oils, equipments and shippings ex-
tended their losses during the sluggish
trading in the afternoon, Mexican Pc
troleum showing an extreme setback
OF 3 points and General Electric 2, but
the latter promptly rallied. Minor MOS
tor and paper shares were strong,
Hardening Of U. S. Steel, rallies in
oils and gains OF / to Ia points in gas
shares featured the final hour. The
rlNGipU xvug Ffwr,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
Omen. High. Low. Today. Pre-,
GRAIN MARKETS
UnfavorabIe Weather and
Continued Small Receipts
Give Strength to Corn.

weather and continued smallness Of re-
ceipts had q bullish influence today on
cornx Opening prices, which ranged
from sc to INC higher, with May
$1.t8h to $1.1SA and July $l.14A. to
$l,i4%: were tonowed oy m nat tur-
Export restrictions which the Argen-
tine government was said to contem-
plate, countered later as a fresh stimu-
lus to buyers. The close was strong.
IN @3hc net higher, with May $1.20%@
1.20h and July Sl.16% 01.16R.
Oats assembled with corn. After
opening hc off to NC up, with May
67Bc to b7%c, the market hardened
all around, and then down somewhat.
Provisions lacked support. Lard es-
pecially was weak.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
DIR. FRANCIS I'M Y

DR.. e. Z. Francis. 1877 Peabody
avenue, was much improved Monday
morning from slight injuries sustained
when his automobile was struck and
totally demolished by a switch engine
at Decatur street and the L. & N.
railroad crossing Sunday morning al
II O'Clock. He received bruises over
the body.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 3.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $4,000; steady to Sc higher; bulk,
$l710@17.55; heavy. N7.s5917,I7 70; lights
ST., 00@17.3o; pigs, $12.O916,00.
Cattle-Receipts 10000, steady to 1oc
SIS. oo620,O 90; dressed beef steers, $500
@lS.00, Southern steers, nominally 800
@13.00 cows, $500 613. 90; heifers, $500
gi45o; %stockers. H.5o91s.oO; calves,
sSsepwRscelpts 800; strong to high.
@Pi4i.55oG; OS' w ssIiVTsi0 ssss'oSSiia".snss;' s1StST
S.oo9ic.So; stockers, ss,@@is,co,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000; steady to strong; lights, $4,000
17.4O; pigs, $12, 50@16.75; mixed, $3.50
@17.7e; heavy, s17.55917.75; bulk, 1870
cattie-Receipts 5000; Csc higher; ma
tive steers, sl1.5oals.5o; yeariings, $3.50
@16.0O; cows, $Z.5O@12.b0; stockers.
$s.50112.00 prime Southern steers,
$40. 00@ 1S. 90; cows and heifers, $7.50@
800: Gamers, s7.25@S.oo; calves. s7.75
sheep-Receipts 1000; steady: lambs,
$751; 0 Us rs; ewes, $s.5o@lo,5o canners
$5.oO@s.0o.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Hogs-Recelpts
1000; market strong to 15c higher with
fairly good clearance being made;
mand; bulk Of sales Sl7.35917.7oi butch
ers, s17.55 617.s 80; light. 16.76@17.65;
packing, SIS. 5o@i7.75; throwouts, si5.S5
@16,50; pigs, good, s12.75@15.5o.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000. beef steers
slow, 15925c higher; butcher stock ESQ
40c higher; tanners and calves steady:
feeders strong; beef cattle, good, Sfs.2S
020. 90; common, $40 2591s.bo; butcher
stock, COWS and heifers, $685. 914.50;
Gamers and cutters. s. .S5@6.s5; stock
ers and feeders. good, 1o.5o914.50;
common. S7.75@1o.bo; veal calves, good.
$13. 75@14.25.
Sheep Receipts 1900; opening
strong with Fridays best time on all
classes; lambs, choice, y1e.65G1is.7 rs;
good, $15.25@16.65 culls, $l2. 90 b II. 90;
ewes. choice, $40 30 O 10.75; good, 1880
1880; culls, $s.00@7.B.
FORT WORTH, Tex. Feb. Seattle
Receipts 2,250: unchanged; beeves,
$6.b09l4.50.
Hoss-.Reoetpts 1000. steady, heavy.
Si7.26@l7.5a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-03
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Raw sugar
steady. Centrifugal, 7,2Sc; refined
steady; c%utloaf. 10, Soc; crushed, loose;
mold, A., assoc; cubes, 9:7bc; xXXX
powdered. e.20c; powdered. a.1bc; fine
graduated and diamond A. 1000; con-
fectioners' A. 5000; No. /. S.85c.
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-Butter 20
higher; creamery. Ale; firsts, sSc; sec
onds, SIC; packing, 25c.
Eggs--1c lower; firsts, 33c.
Poultry-Unchanged; hens, zee; roos-
tiers, 17Q2lc; springs, SOC.
Potatoes-Unchanged, S~.60D1.S6.
CHICAGO. Feb. a.-Butter higher;
creamery, 36@44hc.
Eggs-Lower; receipts 1o.25o cases;
firsts, s5c; ordinary firsts, SAY 034c; at
mark, cases included, 33h 9S4hc.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota,
bulk and sacks, Sl.550165.
Poultry-.Live, steady; fowls. 27c;
springs. csc.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Butter easy:
receipts. 6,O96, Creamery, higher than
s%core). 47h8i7&c; firsts. H@i7c.
Eggs unsettled; receipts. II, 1872. Fresh
gathered, extras. AN 644c: fresh gath
cred regular packed extra firsts, AVG
49ci do. firsts, 42c.
Cheese unsettled: receipts, liza.
state, current make specials. 32hc; do.
average run. 31G32c.
Dressed poultry easier. Chickens,
storage, 24@27c; fresh, sSQ3sho; fowls,
2S1a qS2c; OLD ROSTERS, 2Sa24c; turkeys.
hiVo poultry Ilrm. ChlckenS, 2B13Oc;
fowls. S0481c; old ROSTERS. 22c; tur-
keys. S0@35c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Poultry--Hens,
2so; springs, 27c; turkeys. zoe; ducks,
30c; geese. 1Sc.
Butter-Creamery, 45c.
Eggs, SAC.
NEW YORK, Feb, 2-Copper nominal:
electrolytlc. lS& 923c.
Iron-Nominal; No. / Northern and
No. ! Southern, $34.o0@3700; No. Q
3b, rs. ~
Metal exchange quotes lead nominal;
spot and February offered at 1895;
spelter, nominal; East st, Louis dellv-
cry, spot and February offered at So. 60.
At London-Spot copper, RS7 los; fu-
lures, ESQ 5s; electrolytic, spot, e1O5;
futures, el03; spot tin, G2B 15s; fu-
lures, casa lbs; lead, spot, $40; fu-
lures, cas- los; spelter. spot, e49; fu-
lures, e4l los.
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COFFEE.
NEW YORK reh a-cloains
BANK CLEARINGS.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Mercantile pa-
s493h; commercial sO-day btis' "r on
banks, Sab: commercial 60-day bills,
S.72b; demand, $A73%; cables,
$4Ts S-16.
Time loans steady; 60 and 30 days
and six months, 565A.
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DAILY

Length OF day. 10 hours. 81 minutes.
Length Of night, 10 hours. rs minutes.
Sun rises Tuesday at 8:5T.
Sun sets Tuesday at 500,
Moon sets Tuesday at e:5S pm.
First quarter moon on 7th.
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1855; middttng. 1893; low middlinF.
1888; good ordinary. lt.l6; ordinary,
1898. Sales, 1000 bales, including 800
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, in
urm; February. 1850; March, 1915;
April, lA42; May, 1895.