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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-03

TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the payI
ment OF the debts and obligations sci
cured to be paid in a certain warranty
deed, with lien retained, executed tht
2Sth day Of April, 1913, by ]. f. HolI
l~ingsworth and wife, Katherine HolI
F. w. Faxon, as trustees, as same apt
pears Of record in the office OF the resI
lister of Shelby county, Tennessee, II
book 542, page SO, and the owner 'cl
the debt secured having requested tn
undersigned to advertise and sell kthi
property secured by said instrument
this is to give notice that ! will, ON
MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1913,
commencing at - o'clock noon, at thf
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessel
and at the Adams avenue entrsst$
thereof, proceed to sell at public OUT
cry to the highest and best bidder fof
ASH, the following described property
Situated in Shelby county. Tennessss|
The west fifteen feet Of lot NJ
eleven G1); all of lot No. ten t1e1
and the east five 90 feet of lot No
nine 49, in section F, of the Speedway
Terrace subdivision. as per corrected
page Ill, Of the registers office, Shell
by. county. Tennessee, more particu1
larly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the south
line Of Forest avenue two hundred and
seventy-five t275) feet east Of the easI
line OF North Waldran boulevard, and
running thence eastwardly with said
south line Of Forest avenue fifty (vJI
feet thence southwardly parallel with
North Waldran boulevard one hundred
and fifty. C50) feet to the north lin(
Of an alley; thence westwardly with
the north line Of said alley fifty 1901
feet; thence northwardly parallel with
North .Waldran boulevard one hundred
and fifty C5Ol feet. to the south linz
OF Forest avenue. the point Of begin
ming.
All right and equity of redemption
homestead and dover waived in said
instrument, and the title is believed I'd
be. good, but l will sell and convey
only as trustee. Sale in above mattel
is made by the undersigned as surviv1
ing trustee, the other trustee named
In said instrument having died since
its execution.
F. w. FAXoN, Trustee.
This May IA. 1919.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, June s,-Unexpectedly
higher cables and continued unfavorable
weather in the South led to an open
ing advance of 80 to 3S points in the
cotton market today. This was not a
full response to the firmness Of Liver
pool, however, and prices soon worked
off under realizing, with July selling
down from Sl,90 to 81 So and December
from 5000 to 30,47, or within 10 to 20
points Of last nights figures. The
failure OF bullish news to inspire ag-
81 esslve buying increased the DISPOSE
ton to take profits but otherwise SELL
ing was checked by the u~nfavorable
crop report.
Realizing became a little more active
after the publication Of the western
belt forecast for clear and warmer
weather, with July easing off to 81. A2e
and October to 3o,57c, or five to Is
points net lower, Trading then tapered
off decidedly with the midday market
comparatively quiet and steady at raj
lies of Is to 20 points.
There was another wave of iiquida-
tion early In the afternoon and the
market broke very sharply In the alb
senco OF support, with July selling OFF
to $4,000 and October to 29,bSc, or 50
to 100 points below last nights closing
Futures closed steady at decline OF
rs to 60 points.
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COTTON MARKETS
Better Cables Than Due, But
Poor Response and Big
Break, Despite Weather.

AANNAH "hAAA De
There was no domestic speculative
market outside OF New York. observ-
ance Of Confederate Memorial day
causing New Orleans TO be closed. Al
though cables from Liverpool were
much better than due and the weather
IN a large part of the cotton belt was
lar nom favorable, the reactionaFy ten
dency prevailed in New York and
along toward the middle part Of the
session prices began to Crumble, Sup
port was limited at the time and the
coming In Of some concentrated selling
brought about a sensational dip, which
caught a lot Of stop-loss orders and
sent prices almost the limit for one
day, October at her lowest point being
off 1870 points from the mornings best.
The price was 20. zoe, or within a point
of the lowest Of the past week.
There was little news explanatory Of
the sudden break. 50 it was generally
aSeribed to technical conditions. For
several days there has been a growing
idea that the advance had gone far
enough for the time being. although
the continued unfavorable weather in
the belt was bringing In a lot OF scat
tered buying from people who usually
do not look at the situation from a
broad standpoint. In other words, the
chance TO catch a lot Of lambs was
too tempting to be overlooked, and one
of the excuses thereafter was the pros
pect OF clearing weather. although il
WAS unseasonably cold in TeNas and
oklahoma today and rain was falling
over nearly the entire central and east
ern belt.
Most of the selling seemed to come
from Wall street which also caused
the opinion that perhaps the warning
from the Federal Reserve bank officials
against overspeculation and possibly
higher money rates II 1t was not re-
stricted had something TO do with It,
The big spot people, those who have
been leading in the upturn, were APP
parently doing little, although opinions
from that direction continue to be for
ultimately much higher prices.
Liverpool closed irregular and from
/ to 20 points up. whereas declines OF
% TO 80 were due. Spots were marked
down 2 points, middiing TO 20 36d, with
sales 5000 bales, including 1900 Ameri-
can. Receipts for the day were 1000
bales, including II 200 American Man
chester cabled that cloths were strong
and yarn business was fair.
First prices on this side were firm
and higher in response TO cables and
to weather advices from the South
There was lots of rain, temperatures
in Texas were at or near frost levels,
But little rain had fallen out there and
the indications were for fair and warm
pr, so this was given more weight with
traders in the mood they were In han
the damaging rains elsewhere. October
touched sic after starting at 80, goo and
then slowly reeeded, dropping to 30.b7c,
hut later recovering some. There WAS
little snap, however, to the uppor and
later recession got under way again.
with hut little warning the decline
started again and October sold at 29,2oc,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NUS EE. SALTS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in a certain deed Of
trust, executed the 30th day of March,
1916, by Alice c. Nicely and husband,
J. j. Nicely, to the undersigned as
trustees, as same appears of record in
the office of the Register of Shelby
County, Tennessee, In Book 624, Page
las, and the owner of the debt secured
having requested the undersigned to
advertise and sell the property secured
by said deed of trust, this is to give
notice, that we will. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1919,
commencing at IL o'clock, noon, at
the southwest corner of the courthouse,
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee,
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the, following described property
to-wit.
Situated In Shelby County, Tennes-
see, as follows, Part Of lot No. IS of
the \. NJ, Trezevant Subdivision as
appears or record in Record Book 6S.
fagc S9S, Registers office of Shelby
County, Tennessee, described as:
Beginning at a point in the east line
of East Parkway two hundred and
sixty t260b feet south of the south line
of Union venue, If extended east: said
beginning point being in the southwest
corner of the tract conveyed to Joseph
Newburger aud wife. Hattie Calm New.
burger, by deed OF record In Bnak 527,
Page $40. Registers office OF Shelby
County, Tennessee; thence south with
the east line Of East Parkway two
hundred GOOD feet; thence eastwardly at
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
BITUMINOUS MATERIAL

Dbl CN1lNOUo MAIERIAI.s /
Office of the Board of Commissioner
Memphis Tenn, June 2, 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of the city clerk Of MemphtsI
Tenn. until IL O'Clock noon, TUESDAY,
June 10, 1919, for furnishing the zen |
cheering department of the City Of
Memphis with the following supplies:
Approximately 100 to 500 tons refined
asphalt to be furnished under specified |
engineer, I. o. b.. Memphis, Tenn, fod
delivery in carloads, either tank cars o1
cooperage, within Is days from receipt
of written order for one or more car
loads, all material desired to be ordered
prior to Jan. /, 1920, by City of Mem
phis.
Each and every proposal must be acI
companied by certified checks for S25d
on some solvent bank and made pay
able to the order of the City of Mem
phis, said checks to be returned to tho
unsuccessful bidder or bidders on tho
awarding IF the contract, and will BID
returned to the successful bidder on
bidders when the required bond foh
the faithful performance Of contract Id
made, - se@
An approved surety bond viii be re-
sum OF SO per cent Of the maxiynund
amount Of the contract within 10 days
after the award of said contract,
Bids will lay open for comparison ard
consideration for one week after hay
ing been publicly opened and read be-
fore awarding the contract, and thd
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
BY order of the board Of commits
sioners of the City of Memphis.
+. J.. MONTENEGRO, Mayor.
Attest: c.. C.. PASHBY. CITY Clark.
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Bl0NDl AGAIN SHOWN
lENlENCY BY COURT

Louis Biondi, found guilty at the
last term OF federal court on a charge
Of retailing liquor without a license
at his home north OF the city, and held
under a suspended sentence. again was
shown leniency by Judge Mccall Tues
day morning.
His lawyer, Chas, Nj. Bryan, assured
the court that he could produce evil
dence 10 show that Biondi was q hard
working farmer and that ne had sold
no liquor and had violated no law since
his conviction last year. Mr.. Bryan
asked that sentence against Biondi be
dismissed or suspended. Judge Mccall
ordered that the sentence be suspended
until the next term of court.
Biondi. in his own defense, at hts
trial, asserted that he had paid a dep
uty sheriff money for protection and
that he made the sale for which he
was indicted thereafter, in the belief
that he would not be held 10 account
for It.
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FROM WALL STREET
Opening in Stocks Shows
Mixed Trend, But Profit
Taking Causes Setback.

NE WYoRK, June 3.-opening prices
were mixed on the stock exchange to-
gay with changes either way pro-
hVuhced IN some instances. Profit-tak-
ing sales we're responsible for recess
sions OF one TO two points in several
OF the favorite issues, Studebaker los
ne three points. Attempts to continue
me rise II other quarters caused a
crop OF three points in General Motors
ana advances of a point or more in
sethlehem Steel, Central Leather and
american Wooden, United States Steel
opened a shade higher, but soon ran
OH a point with sympathetic effect
on other leaders. Mexican Petroleum
lost three points,
Opening in stocks shows mixed trend
Int liberal profit taking causes set
backs
Violent advances among the mercurial
Industrial issues testified to the highly
professional character of the dealings
and the operation of pools. American
wooden scared 10 points. Texas and
Pacific land trust %, and Goodrich 0,
1877 to 2O5B.
A rise Of 10 per cent in money rates
m the final hour caused heavy liuuida-
ton and bear selling under which prices
reacted from ] to is points from the
highest, The closing was weak, Sales
appropriated 1000. 900 shares.
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ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

New York cotton opinions. Weld &
Cove continue TO think the chances
are for considerably higher prices in the
long run but for the present would
buy only on weak markets. Hatton q
Co.-Contract has gone into strong
Jay & Co.-For the present we expect
rapid fluctuations In both directions
and do not recommend purchases except
on sharp breaks,
New York-Liverpool bought, but
heavy outside liquidation; market dis
appointing in face Liverpool and
weather. Call your attention to warn
ing federal reserve bank warning as to
reckless stock speculation in Wall
street.-Hubbard to Reese.
New Orleans-Map indicates partly
cloudy to fair in Texas, but continued
rainy conditions over the central and
eastern belt, with transforms over Ar
kansas and Tennessee. Another rain
formation is indicated to come on Texas
toward end of week.-Clark & Co.
New York.-Southern selling on
clearing and warmer weather in Texas.
Hubbard to Reese.
New O~rleans.--State commissioner of
Louisiana says condition of the crop
is the worst he has seen at this time OF
the year.-Clark & Co.
New York-Looks rea~ctionary and
difficult to hold advance owing pros
pect better weather.-McElroy to Cotter
& Turner.
New York-South good seller of July
on bulges. Weld advises staying out
until more thoroughly l~iquidated. Ring
sentiment very mixed; think any de-
cline Will be short lived.-Delaney to
Cotter & Turner.
New Orleans-Temple and Waco re-
cord temperatures Of AZ by the govern
e record.-Ciark & Co.
New York-Wall street selling. Wal
ters IN market as heavy seller, catch
ing stop orders.
New York-Ring crowd sold, catching
Stops, ana further liquidation by longs.
~Clevenburg.
New York Commission houses sold
heavily to take profits; good Zeal local
pressure character Of buying first class
ana Mitchell giving most steady sup
port Liverpool buying; weather very
PAD no other news; eventually much
hlgher'-Delaney to Cotter & Turner.
New York-The market fails to re-
spond to the cables. With a feeling
that more setbacks should occur to puf
the market in a healthy situation, vet
Tor u years no declines occurred early
N n quite the contrary, advances
p ponk IRON 80 points to many cents
Fallon to Shepard g. Gluck.
seed oil. S0'e'n"
New York-Market seems to he I'm.
oergoing period of liquidation after re-
Sen also some local short
selling playing for reaction. However,
no special news and weather conditions
commune MISUNDERSTANDING TO
!"
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MARRIAGE

Ruth Parker to James Harvey Station.
Elsie Connors to Ludie E. Bennett,
Elizabeth Rutlidge to william Pinkney
Kelly, Frances Miriam Hudson to Nor
man Pleasant Cook, Nora Brusseau to
e. c. Pope, Alma Mynella Smith 10
John Robert .Colclough. Marie Cecilia
Jarvis to Fred Muller, Jr., Clara Chris
tine Wilson to Jessie Thomas. Ethel
May hCambers to Edward p. Sanders,
Margaret w. Browne to C. L. Seacord'
Burnice Latham to E. l.. Livingston,
Lilly Bracey to Henry Johnson, Court
ney Raymond to Sam Foster, Bertha
to Excel Sykes.
Bette Squalls to James Berry. Anna
Jones to Dave Mckinney, Mary Wilson
to Rufus Jones, Minnie Williams to Lin
Taylor, Annie Johnson to Willie John
son, Willie Smith to Madon Williams,
Florence Brown to Willie Rrowo
Phoebe. Sarah Willingham to Everett
Richard Cook.
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a sheer fan Of $50 points from the early
high. Later a moderate recovery took
place.
Most Of the markets in the South
were closed and spot news was scarce,
as was business therein. Movement TO
the ports is getting a little larger,
pointing 10 some increase IN -cleaFRnces
soon. IL remains to be seen how much
spots Will respond 10 The break In con-
tracts. but the general impression Is
that IL will not be much.
Futures closed rs to so points off,
tone steady.
Liverpool is Tue to come 81 to So
points lower.
In the local market sales were re-
striCted by lack Of offerings, the re-
dictionary tendencyi Of futures and by
the ~uufavorabIe weather, but for the
day they were reported as 1900 bales,
Quotations were unchanged, middllng
at S9c.
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Grain.

New Forthwith money DEMANDING
~ per cent at the close Yesterday and
Win tne federal reserve bank Issuing a
warning h a present overspecuIation
will iead TO an increase In the federal
tS a uenland rate, a readjustment in
the overspeculation Is necessary from
Co. 'o0oa1hal @
Chicago--Snow's report for June /.
oats acreage decreases three per cent.
AAcIsage 3,2l4,000; conditions 93.4 very
nlsn' Indicating total crop possibility of
l.4og, Oo0, 600. Corn acreage apparently
HHhhaaiier than last year, plant condition
hteiy 10 pc below normal because pf
tons highly favorable. Winter wheat
e coz s6.1. Indicated total Weld
se0' VU0' zoo. Spring wheat acreage 90
ooS,O0o. Spring wheat acreage il very
satisfactory, condition is very MGR at
sS,o, suggesting 345, 900, 900 spring Wheat,
40 n0ta az wheat promise June / is LAB
oeO, OO0,-Wagner & Co.
Grain belt forecast: Illinois, Minne-
Soea, missouri, Wisconsin and Iowa,
probably, showers tonight and Wednes.
day cooler. pakotas, Nebraska, Zen
orally fair tonight and Wednesday. frost
IN northwest Nebraska. Kansas nm
settled tonight; Wednesday part cloudy.
warmer. o1s'
Visible changes: Wheat. decrease a =.
sla,ouo; corn, increase 81, 900; oats, de-
crease 49,, 900.
New York-It looks as though the
sensational advance In certain stocks
yesterday was due to short covering
owing TO scarcity of the floating sup-
ply OF these stocks.-Thomson g. M'Kin-
non. $751; ht+
Chicago-Current enlarged corn re-
cents Are we'll falfnn hy fka sUl.,ot.o-
July corn bulge yesterday was mainly
due to belief Number Q corn may stay
around $1.75 to 81. 80, Much of the grain
delivered will not show in the visible
until next week.-Wagner g. Co.
Cash corn and oats unchanged.
Chicago,-Primary receipts: Wheat
$4,000 VS.. $4,000 VS.. 152, 900; corn r.
10000 VS. 100000 vs., 57S, 600; oats $685.
600 vs. .6l3, 900 vs.. AL, 900. Shipments:
Wheat SEQ 0 VS., 5 5000, VS.. $4,000;
412, 900 VS.. 597, 900 VS., 247,O 900.
New York.-Advise very strongly
taking profits on long stocks. Pace has
been too fast and money conditions as
getting tighter and anticipate consid-
cradle calling OF brokers TO higher mar
ginal requirements.-Morse.
New York.-Would trim sales, This
stock market may slide off IL pressure
Enthusiastically on stocks.
Chicago.-Total visible: Wheat a.
702, 900, last week 81, SIS, 900, last year
LILAC, 900; corn $500, 900, last week e.
b49, 900, last year 10, 03S. 900; oats 49,
627, 600 last week 1850, 900, last year
90 22, 900.
Chicago.-Cash man reports some i'm
provement in sales of cash corn and
oats to the EAST. Wild.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST, LOUIS. June 3.-Hcgs. receipts,
3, 900; 2543hc lower, Lights, $40. 90@
20.15; pigs. SIS, 50G19,00; mixed, 1890
g2o.45; heavy. s20.S5@2o.5o; bulk, $3.50
Cattle. receipts, 5000. lower; native
1900; cows, 10000 1880; stockers,
s1o.ooQ13bo; prime Southern steers,
$40, 90 1900; cows and heigers, $3.50
Glsoo; Gamers S'5og92S; calves
sheep, receipts. 1900; steady; lambs,
s1S,50Q1S.75; ewes. $13.WQ14.50; can
ners, $s.0o@S.5o.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Hogs, receipts,
3 5000; market opened 10 to 15c lower
than yesterdays general trade, mostly
10 to CSC lower; early top. $2o.50; bulk,
$40. 10000. So; medium weight, $20.10@
20. 40; pigs. $1S.00Q1s.7 rs,
Cattle, receipts $4,000; beef and
butchers cattle slow, bidding lower;
ers weak, beef steers. medium weight,
SIP. 00 15. 90; veal calves, $l4. 00@ liz. 90;
atoeker steers, s ,750I2. so,
Sheep, receipts is, 900; desirable
grades steady 10 strong, Others slow.
Lambs, sl2.5o@l5.S5; springs. $15.75Q
10. 90.
AAEhANoFh1 ~hA uitc VI =
ceipts %, 900; zoe to 25c lower. Top,
$50, 60; bulk. $40 $50 0 $50; heavies, $50. 80
G20,6o; medium, $19. 95@ 20.4o; lights,
SIS. l0Q20.l5; pigs, $l4o0a19.25.
Cattle, receipts 1900; steady to low
err. Choice heavy steers, sl4. 75@l6, 90;
medium, si3. rs IA, SIS; common, s11.10@
1915; choice lights, s125O@14.75; com
mon, $9,10612.7 rs; butcher heifers, $3.50
Ola. 40; cows. $s.40d12 10. so; Gamers. s5.S5
dn6 .3h: calves. Sl2.00114 so. feeders,
50. 500 IA, 40; stockers, $7.25 D13.25.
Sheep. receipts 5 900; steady to lower;
lambs. $l2,75414.25; culls, 81. 50@12.50;
yearling wethers, $10.75Gl275; ewes,
$7,0o6s,75; Gull ewes, S40096.75.
=
FORT WORTH. Tex, June s.--Cat-
tle-ReceIpts, 1900; 2Sc lower. Beeves.
81. 00Ql2.b0.
Hogs--Receipts, 1000, 15O25c lower.
Heavy, $40. 254 20.60
sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady. Lambs,
| 4.00Ql700. ,
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Flour-BNrrel, 24-lb. sacks, ,$12. 600
1885; self-rising. st2, 25@i2.50.
Meal-Cream. Dbl. basrs l00-lb. sacks,
$s,05; 5o-lb. sacks. ss.ls; a6-lb. sacks,
sS.25; i0-lb. sacks. ss,T5; hurlaps. 3oc
extra; standard, 20 under.
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PAPER COMPANY LETS
CONTRACT F0P $4,000

The Tayloe Paper has
awarded the contract for the addition
of W new stories on the company's
warehouse at 40 South Front street
and for other improvements which will
provide a modern five-story building
with a floor space Of more than ~. 900
square feet. The building viii be Of
min construction with a pressed brick,
terra Gotta and plate glass front. New
elevators are to he installed and other
equipment.
The plaas were drawn by Jones a
FurbrinEer. architects, and the contract
was awarded to Fred II. Young 4 sons.
The addition and improvements are TO
be completed In 30 days at a cost OF
$40, 900.
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HENHOUsE ROBBED

Chickens thieves visited the hsnhouse
at tho home OF Or, r. e. Graves. ea7
Looney venue. before dawn Monday
and made a selection Of the different
breeds Of the birds on the ronst The
list the owner turned In to the police
resembles the catalogue Of q poultry
show. The smallest puiist In tbs iot
stolen 10 described ~ having but one
eye.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Quotations represent prices from Job.
Der to rstRiler.)
Produce.

Der to rstailer.)
Produce.
Eggs--4t642c,
b7@5Se; country butter, 28135c; reno
waited, 51@52c.
Gheese--Cfeam prints, 34036c,
Poultry-nucks. 30132c; hens, alive,
30Q3lc; dressed, 32Q34c; ROSTERS. ITO
lsc; geese, 2s@24c, turkeys. alive, $50
37c; springers, 40045c.
Fruits.
Lemons-Per box, $5.0 los so,
Oranges-Califoinia, $4.00GD6. so.
Bananas-Pound. 6hG7c,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Tennes-
see. quarts, $6.00q6,50.
Raspberries-Pint crates, 100000. so,
Blackberries-Crate. pints. 50. 0092. Is.
DRIED Ffult-~EVApornted apples, AN
QlSc; peaches. 2s@25c; prunes, lb.,
lS& Q1SAc: apricots. 24@25c,
Grapefruit-Box, S5.50ES7 I. 80.
Pineapples-Crate, 3ss and AIS. $500
@6.bo.
Peaches - Flats, Texas. s2.ma2.5o;
Mississippi, $l.50@1.75.
Vegetables.
Beans--Navy, per h.. &C.: Lima. per
h., 10c.
Peas-Canfornia blaek-syed, per H.,
new, b& Gec; whips. bu., &.75; mixed,
$465.
onions-Texas Bermudas, crate. $500
04.50.
Potatoes-cwt., all varieties. S2.75@
500.
Cabbage-Crate, s4.o0@4.5o.
Celery-Buncn. So n0m2. %,
Peppers-Basket, 60175c.
Eggplant-Dozen, 81. 900 Z. rs.
Scuash-Hampery $2,501S.00.
IettnSe-Crate, s.. 90.
Snap Beans-Hamper, sa.5o@S0o.
Tomatoes - Craes. IS, S4.00@6.0 90;
Tomatoes-Mississippi, flats, $2.500
400.
New Irish Potatoes-Hamper. ss.25Q
3.b0.
Asparagus-Dozen punches. $1,000
1875,
Roasting Ears-Dozen. soc.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 29M 93ohc;
extras, 291h Qp3QMc.
Sugar. Cured Meats-Standard hams.
Bacon-Fancy selected, 4sa6sc.
Lard-Hog lard, 35@S7c. best grades
OF compound, &c.
Cooking Gil--Per gallon, $3.50 In
bulk. Cottolene, per case, slS. s0@142 20;
Snowdrift, $l4 259l4.75; Crisco. sos 90,
Groceries.
F~lour-BArrel, 24-lb. sacks. sla.ooa
1855; lf-rising, st2. 25@i2.50.
Meal-Crcam. bbi.. basra lu0-lh. sacks,
ss,o5; 5o-lh. sacks. s8,lss ab-lb. sacks.
extra. standard. 40 under.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-03
BIRTHS.

William Poston n Elizabeth Falls
Maury, 1908 Goodbar, May IS; bow.
Roland l.. and Doris Meyers Stacy,
66l Chelsea. May 81; girl.
Walter and Henry Clement Moore. SIS
Pontotoc, May 81; boy.
Elmer A.. and Clemmie Robinson, $50
South Lauderdale, May "a; boy.
9. Bonner and Mary Johns Hall, $50
Cambridge, May 10; girl.
Charles H. and Margaret. Dinneer
girl. -
7. n. and Mola Hudson, BAL Union,