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direction Spots We're marked up 2l
points, good Widdliug 60 2US8d. with
sales 2.o6h bales Including loco Ameri-
uan. Receipts fer The day were 6.iU0
HNt-, $40 American Manchester adj
N.sej that not much was doing ia
yarns.
At the opening the domestic markets
We're steady and somr higher because
uI good cables. There seemed 10 be
llt little for sale and % slight advance
from the opening was made. good sup
port apparently being gwen BY the
spot interests. But the March option
M New York only went up TO 27.3Uc,
after opening At 27.26c. and then pres
sure Increased. The stock market was
weak la some spots and the harb0r tie
up seemed 10 arouse fear Of labor trou-
hlcS spreading Liverpool began to
weaken and selling came from that
SIDE, finding little resistance Then the
professionals added their biz to the sell
ing II the decline went about 80
points, the lower level attracting SUD-
port, which proved sufficient to cause
a RECOVERY To 2707c tor March. hut
s"rne Of the buying II the nsa posi-
the distant. the French commission
being credited With transferring their
hedges from March 90 May.
lhe StehdinesS VAS but Temporary
ana later In the day prices crumbled
srilsati0naliy, March going down over
loo points, touching 70, 2bc in the after
noon and then recovering slightly.
There Was not much doing la the
spot department and quotations at
some Centcrs were a little lower. Hold
crs We're stubborn and the decline in
INJURIES was eausiBg basis 10 Increase,
II being enormous HI most sections. hui
buyers were holding OF and waiting
Tor more stability Ia the market Tx.
peetAtion Of bearlsh weekly statistics
was n reason for pressure. Exports
from Pacific ports for the dAy were
"a zoe bales, which went into spinners'
taklngs for the week.
During the final half hour prices
weakened further and the lowest for
The day was made at the close, March
seiltng al 2G,l4c
Futures closed 30 to 40 points OF,
tone easy
New Orleans closed 40 TO 1885 points
b'Wer, tone barely steady. Spots were
down p points, middiing 10 300. with
sales S6o bales.
In the local market quotations were
unchanged, middiiuE at 900. Estimated
unSQid stock here is 40, 900 bales,
against lG2 Gao last year and 22S, 0OU IN
lSl1. ltnters IN stock are %, 000 against
l4,enO last year and &c, 500 In 1917.
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ROUND TEE TICKER
Cotton.

New Orleaus-LiyerpooI better than
expected on New York, and about right
Tor New Orleans. Market appears
9~ealthy%tnd while reactions are in or
uei, purchasing on breaks seems ad-
Nlsable Shepard 4 Gluck.
New lork-Bord. McEnany & CO.:
he increased shipping facilities should
esut ~ larger exports this must
IN time strengthen all American mt:-
hgtS. Carpenter & Co. We think Il
wise 10 take profits on good rises.
New York-Record premiums were
being paid in the South yesterday. and
sooa white cotton Is in strong demand,
with the South sitting tight. We have
PERIODS Of reaction, as always happens,
but they should be utilized In which to
make purchases. for we think market
Is shaping for a considerable advance
ana a. time attendant with excitement.
-Fallon to Shepard & Gluck,
New York-Mitchell supporting; SELL
ing seems over Tor moment; have little
lalth, but think we nay easily rally
At any moment-HustRce Hubbard TO
Reese,
New Orleans-Continued liquidation
in New York Is the way some traders
explain the break in cotton.-Shepard
a. Chuck.
New York-seling looks like liqui-
datloni local bears making a drive
$500, F'f nv '"ARAAAAH INV oApI VI
ders; business rather light. Mitchell
only support at the moment.-Cleve to
Cotter & Turner.
New York-Iocal bull crowd principal
buyers; South and Liverpool Sold
Hubbard to Reese.
New Iork-European Bolshevism and
american abor unrest disturb bankers
slld discourage bull speculation.-Mc-
~ElrOy to Cotter & Turner. d.
NnNu VprIx 7 .naI -.11t-.
by liquidation IN small market Is fea-
ture OF decline; think purchase on these
sharp accommodating to Fos-
ter.
New YorE-Wave of liquidation and
temporary absence demand induced
aggressive local selling .-Gwathmey
New Orleans-New York says selling
on easier stock market n labor
troubles think only temporary.--Clark
to Cotter e. Turner.
New Orleans-Fear Of labor trouble
Is at the bottom of this selling.-Shep-
ard g. Gluck.
New Orleans-New York wires:
Strikes have virtually tied up all traf-
nc IN the harbor and unless food can
be brought in by a roundabout way
New York will feel hunger in the next
q hours, This selling started by New
York Is being maintained by, pressure
there. New Orleans il merely declin-
ing in sXmpathy.--Shenard & Gluck.
New orleans-The Pacific coast ex-
ports today 1897 bales of cotton. To-
tai exports last year this day, 23,S6T.--
Shepard & Gluck.
New York-French commission buy
ing March and selling May, putting
hedges forward Hubbard to Reese.
New York-Both Weld and Gwath-
mey advise buying on this dip,-Cleve,
New York-New Orleans large seller.
Professionals, led by Waters, selling;
support not very good.-Cleve to Cot
ter & Turner.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE SALE
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 10th day of Septem-
per, 1916, by Mace Bodenheimer and
wife, Hattie Bodenheimer, to the un-
dersigned as Trustee, as same appears
OF record in the office of the Register
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
646' page 304, and the owner OF the
Gebt secured having requested the un-
derSlgned to advertise and sell the
property, secured by said deed Of trust,
all Of said Indebtedness having matured
by default in the payment Of a part
thereof, at the option of the owner, this
Is to. give notice that we viii on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1919,
s sont m co at J. o. oTGlG S n9Sm, e The
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee,
and at the Adams Avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry, to the highest md best bidder for
cash, the following described property,
Situated in Shelby County, Tennessee.
Part OF Block "a" Brinkley subdi-
vision: Beginning at a stake In the east
line of North Waldran Boulevard, two
hundred, fifty $500 feet south of the
thence south with the east line OF
North Waidran Boulevard fifty (5o,,
feet to a stake: thence cas- parallel
with Overton Park Avenue one hundred
fifty and three-tenths (150,Sl feet to a
stake; thence north parallel with North
Waldran Boulevard fifty (s0l feet to
a stake, thence west one hundred, fifty
and three-tenths 150,3 feet to the
point Of beginning.
All right and equity of redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
deed of trust, and the title is believeds
TO be good except as hereinafter stateG.
but we will sell and convey only as
Trustee. Sale in above matter is made
subject TO two prior trust deeds on
above property.
BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUST CO,
Trustee.
BY S. j. SHEPHERD, Trust Officer.
This January 10, 1919
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poi0ts net lower On The old crop poaI-

tIpus.
a sharp break IN Liverpool stimulat-
I'D the selling here shortly after the
opening % the market was very uu-
settled during the middle Of the morn
iUr- Stop orders we're uncovered en-
the decline, which extended 10 26.7f for
March aud % . for May with the more
active months selling about 80 20 IS
points net lower, The volume Of bust
ness then tauered of and there were
rallies Of rs to Is points on covering,
with the market quiet and steady
arenud midday
The market showed increasing weak
ness during the early afternoon, There
appeared 10 be no fresh news feature
connected with the decline, but there
was very little support around the ring,
while sellers were aggressive. March
contracts eased off to 20, use and May
to 25.lGc. with the more active months
showing net losses Of 10 to li3 points
No. exports had been reported up 10 2
O'Clock and southern spot markets were
unchanged 70 30 points lower,
Futures closed easy at decline Of 80
10 l20 points.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
CREAMERlES TO
MAKE REPORTS SOON

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 10. (Spll-
Creameries and diaries in Mississippi
are being asked to make their annual
TO the state commissioner of
agriculture before Jan. 81, as required
by law, S, NJ. Thomas, chief inspector
for the department, Is sending out blank
forms seeking statistics on the years
business and Information to be used for
the guidance Of the department in rem
PRODUCTION.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

SAMFTELD-At residence, 40 South
Wilett street, Thursday evening. Jan.
9, 1919. at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Henrietta,
aged % years, wife Of Marcus Sam
field, mother Of Max, daughter Of Mrs,
Sol Hirsch, sister Of Mrs. Morris
Schwartz and Miss Vera Hirsch.
Funeral from residence Sunday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock, Friends invited.
BARRoN-At' residence, 1899 Patton
avenue, Friday morning, Jan, 10. 1919,
at I o'clock, Ernest c., son Of w i.
and Ella James Barron, aged "a years,
brother OF Willie L., I've. May n
Emma Barron.
Interment will be in Forest Rill eem-
etery tomorrow Saturday afternoon at
2:So O'Clock,
ZUCHELLI-At st, Joseph's hospital
Thursday morning, Jan 3, 1918. at lao
O'clock, Pietro, husband Of Angela
Tosini Zuchellt, aged 81 years, father Of
Santina, Rosa and Mary Zuchelli. son
OF Francesca C~aVaSSale,
Funeral will take place iron the par
lors OF Mcdowell & Monteverde tonnor-
row Saturday morning at ? o'clock.
Services at st, Brtgid's church at $3.50
O'Clock Friends invited. Interment in
Calvary,
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COTTON MARKETS
Bears Have Little Trouble to
Break FutureS-LabOr
TTddbl 6 5ne Excuse.

AIkaEHN atNhFf tHtHANF jan AW
Apparcnte this specalatSe market
WAS 10 shapo tog % bsarish attack to-
day. as 1t declined SHARPLY without
ANY particularly good reason. There
NaS excuse enough. hut this faiifd 20
make much impression pn the nnnd of
the On eraEs observer, as II was off. %
Cus for the man who looked a. iegitl-
mate hlflpenoes 20 see wis q labor
tieup in New Yqgk city should be
reason for souding Ahe price Of cotton
down S. q bale. The chief eXpiana-
sion sffeHad for the pressure. which
came largely from professional circles,
was this labor trouble.
Naturally a DumheF 81 stUp-ipss or
6erF were uncovered and the decline
was asteUed, hut the chief ding
seemed to hA that liquidation and fresh
short selling seemed plentiful A. usual
Southern selling Was claimed TO be
one Of the Waia things. but the fact
that the spot department was without
signs Of distress and holders were re-
fusAng to make concessions IN line with
the break IN futures suggested that
the selling came from other directions
Liverpool at first MAS satisfactory.
being a little better than due, but
she weakened later and toward the
close displayed pronounced weakness.
closing barely steadv at a net loss Of
e2 to a3 ppints. Private cables did not
offer anx news, but Il was assume
that the easiness WAS reflective Of the
feeling as to Increased supplies in that
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LICENSES,

Annie Sides to Johnnie Hindmond,
Martha A.. Shelton to j. c. Wilder,
Canise Pearl Robertson to Louis J, Ber-
ger, Marie Sexton "a y. Tarro. Julia
Cato to L: w. Tate, Lizzie Martin to
Burley Bailey.
Hattie Ballard to A. y. Taylor. Callie
to Paul Spann, Dorothy 3. Wins TO
Herbert A, Allen, Bertha Shotwell to
John II, Frazier. Estha Burrows to Jas
per, Miller, Mariah Sanders to Andrew
Bellamy.
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DEATHS.

Mrs, Dorothy NJ, Nolen, ., 81 Gage,
Jan, 5 hroncho pneumonia, Influenza,
Mite Nichols, n, ,6S4 South Third,
Table Goodon, Is, 2S6 Simpson. Jan,
s; lobar pneumonia, influenza.
R n. Ellzey, 80, st, Joseph's hos
pttal, Jan. Z; killed by engine (acci-
dental).
Mrs. Kate Shaw, 81, Hollywood, Jan.
s; lobar pneumonia.
Mrs. Jennie II, Munich, Il, 1872 Tate.
Jan, 7; apoplexy, arterio sclerosis.
Della Barr, 80, 237 Mil, Ian. 4; ne
phritis.
Patsy Homes, 80, Raleigh. Tenn; Jan.
5; lobar pneumonia.
Ambrose A. Harris, |. 5S4 Polk, ian
s; pneumonia, la grippe.
Ellen Clark. Il, 500 High, Jan, 7;
acute nephritis. -
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FROM WALL STREET
Active Issues Freely Sold and
Steel Conspicuous in Early
Weakness.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-sellinR Of ac-
i've issues was resumed az the onepJcy
Of today's stock market, with fInjted
Offering Of 1000 shares AT a frsctiap%si
recession, Mexican Petroleum CON
Lhued It's recent erratic course. an mi
Llhl yan OF almost 2 points being
Of I points. Rails. coppers ana @oNh,I
ments were moderately lower and cuba
cane sugar was weakest of he neciaIl
Ties, losing Ia points.
after publication Of the Decepber To-
mage figures, although the decreases
exceeded general estimates. Changes
otherwise were nominal, except among
local fractions, which reacted mod
erateiy OF, refusal Of the city authori-
ties % grant higher fares.
A 70-point decline in Texas Pacific
Land Trust to $50 was the only notable
feature OF the final hour. The closing
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DOW HOMES

NEW YORK. Jan. 1Q.-Predicted
there will be a break In New York
city harbor strike today; 5000 workers
out,
President Wilson continuing his peace
conference In Paris. said his league Of
nations thought 10 be taking definite
form.
Steel unified tonnage figures at DOR
today.
House passes bill providing for ad-
itstment by secretary of war of infor-
nal contracts involving more than
81, 700. 900, 000. About $500 contracts
| here and several in England. France
| and Italy affected.
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CONSOLIDATED PORT.
TOMORROW ESTIMATED
NEW YORK COTTON,

NEW YORK, Jan, l0,-~The cotton
market had "A steady opening today,
first prices being 20 points higher to 3
points lower with the active months
higher on the firmness of Liverpool and
overnight buying orders brought about
BY hullish spot advices of yesterday,
The market soon weakened under scat
tertng liquidation, however. March
broke from 2I.gSc to G,00c and May
from - aac 10 20, soc, or about 80 to 43
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Liquidating Dividend
Commonwealth Trust Com
pany.

A first dividend OF ten ~per cent
has been declared and ordered
paid. Please present stock certifi-
cate at the office of Frank S. FL
gin, 1524-1527 Bank OF Commerce
& Trust Company building, Mem
phis, Tenn, or or after January
10th and receive dividend. II
pore convenient, mail your GER
tfficate to the undersigned or
Frank s. Elgin.
T. X. RIDDICK,
Vice-President.
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ELECTION OF TRUSTEES.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK &
TRUST co.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. "a, 1918.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of this bank, to elect trus-
tees for the ensuing year, will be
had at the banking house, No. 80
S. Main st., on Tuesday, Jan. IA,
1919, from IL am. to 1 pm.
FRANK T. COCHRAN, Cashier.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Commercial Trust g. Savings
Bank, Memphis, Tenn.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Commercial Trust g.
Savings Bank will be held at the
office of said bank, No. 70 South
Main street, Memphis, Terms, on
Tuesday. Jan. IA, 1919, from ~
M, continuing until 1 pm, for the
election of directors and the
transaction of such other business
as may properly be brought beforef
said meeting.
DWIGHT N. ARMSTRONG.
Vice-Pfesident.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The Central State National,
Bank.

MtnphlS, TENN, Dec. Is, l0iN
The annual meeting OF the stocl..
holders o. this bank for the election n,
directors and for such other business
ing, will be held IN the directors room
Of he bank, corner Madison aven,ie ma
Second street, Tuesday, the iith dav az
January, 1919, between the hours OF Ii
am. and | pm,
r T. cRENsHAw. Cashier
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. ~1O.-Cottor. SPOT,
steady; prices higher; good middling,
2o.SS; middlIng 20 20; low middling
1915: good ordinary, 1888; ordinary,
II 10,
American.
Futures closed barely steady; Janu-
airy, 1912 February, 1910; March, n, 90
April, 1903.
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MONEY

NEW YORK, Jan. l0,-Mercantile pa
per, hAI5%, Sterling. 60-day bills,
S47Sh; commercial 60-day bills on
banks, S472& commercial 60-day bills,
St72ta demand, StfS so, cables, $t76. SIS.
Time loans firm; 60 and 90 days and
six months. AA ASK,
Cali money weak; ruling rate, 8. Bank
aocentAnCas, Az,
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BIRTHS.

Zack L. and Dora Hicks Top, 6S7
North Fifth, Dec, %; boy,
C l.. and Ethel Boehler Ward, sS7
Park, Jan. 5, boy.
Il, &. and Evie Yoon Carter, Holly
wood, Jan. 4. girl.
$. r.. and Mamie Bridges Whitby,
1909 Park, jan. 3; girl.
Archibald and Stella Miller Waddell.
Ii75 Ravner. Jan, &; girl
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
=
Security Bank and Trust
Company.

NtITIPHIH, INlI,, DOC. is, ININ.
The annual meeting OF the atockhold.
the ensuing year and TO transact other
important business, win be held al the
banking house, II South Main atreet.
on Tuesday, Jan. II. 1918, from II 4. m,
TO 2 y, m
THEODORE READ. PreMdapt
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H E WALK IN NATCHEZ.

NATCHEI, Miss, Jan, 10. (Spl.l-
Due TO difficulty in securing track re-
pair men to put the lines in condition,
Natohea Is still without street ear SER
by the southern Railway and Light
company, owner of the street ear sys-
TEN, that every effort has been made
TO secure laborers, but without results,
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UNTITLED ORDERS

NEW YORK. Jan. lO--Jnnlled ordsr.
Of the United States Steel corpnra ttnS
on Dec. 81 were 7,S7s,lS2 tons, aecnrynns
to the SorpSra1lon's monthly statement
5li tons, compared with the orders an
Nov, 30. "NS's 'h
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BONDS CLOSE.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Ftnal prices on
Liberty bonds werof SlSs. ~ 54: frs.
convertible As, 90; second is. 81. IS; first
convertible Ans, 9640s; SECOND ON
vertihle Ans, $50; third AIS. $500;
fourth AIS, $3.50.
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LIVE STOCK WARKET,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. lO.-Hogs-Receipts.
10000: lYe higher, Lights, Sl7lOGl7s5;
pigs, SlS,0ogl .0Oi mixed, Sl7701iS15;
eesSE' slS, oo@ lS, 20; 6 5Hdlkt, 81, lodPls.o5,
tive steers, s~li.5OalS5O: yeariings and
heifers, 50. 50al6.00; cows, S7.50M1250:
steers. SO, ocqls,Oo beef cows and hetf-
e spT, ",GoHdS 81 % Gamers, T,25qs.oo;
,Sheep,..Recelpts, 1900; steady. Lambs,
isSoGlI;2S ewes, &SOGio,b0; Gamers,
8. CsaaoIcAGGo Jan. l0,-Hogs-Reeeipts,
iiliilSSSi e,l butchers & r., G SElt7aS5@lIS5i 'iiEhts,
cshfotIScse9' PIGS, usSooSSSl1sl,Es5 NS''0@l7''S'
Cattlc.Receipts,. 10000; steady to
strong Choice beef cattle, {i6,75gSo.O 90,
common and medium, slN0O9l6,75;
Gamers, .S7,0O1s0o; choice stockcrs'
So. 00oml4,00; common aud medium,
SOC@icSo; choice veal calves, $i7.00W
s1eep-,Receipts, 10000 slow to lower.
si6,Oo9lS75i, culls, SIT, 5oRiGl o. "e choioe
ewes, N0,1Sql1,Oo medium, qs5diO Is;
culls, S5,o0q77b. ~
KANSAS CITY, Jan. tO.-Hors-Rs.
oeipts,. $4,000; Sc lower, bulk. ST. 00Sp
TSb; heavy, Sl1, 1oTfl7. 50, lights slss "a
OH as; pigs, $4,000 1880. ~
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; no S~outherns.
steady; prime fed steers. SIS, O0qgo. 90;
dressed beef steers, Sl9 0O67iTTb south,
ern steers, ST00@l3 90: cows, Al nee1
roo; heiferS, $S0Odt 6 90, stockers
81. So6fl6,00; calves, S7OoT l+.0o.
Sh~eep--Receipts, 1900, steady. lambs.
slS, SNdie 81; yearlings, $ll50TiSO 90;
wethers, SO, N0dpll -; ewes, { 9.O0Ii0 IS:
stockers, $500 6, 90,
FORT WORTH Tex. Jan. lo.-Cat-
us1Reeelpts, 1000 steady, Beeves,
Hogs--Recoipts, 5000; steady. HEAVY,
$l7. 2hGl740. ''
Sheer Receipts, so; active. Lambs,
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Copper irras-
ular; e~lectrolytic, 20@23. ~
lron-SteRdy and ~unchanrrd
Metal exchange quotes lead duu, sno,
offered at $6 90; January. SSST. snail a,
dull; East st, Louis spa offered al
$3.50; January, $3.50 CIV
At London Thursday, Standard CON.
per, spot, SOS; futures. FSS, nlertrn.
spot, e256; futures, e246 lbs Iasd
spot. $40, futures, GSS Spelter, snot
Eb6; futures EN '''
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and un
changed Middling 5Oc Sales. 1900 bales,
including 200 previous evening, Week {
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C%ontracts closed barely steady at de-
cline OF 90 no so points,
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WEEKLY FIGURES.
-
INSIGHT MOVEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10-Haster's
ngnres on movement into sight:
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Corn-No, . yellow, nominal No, 3
yellow, NH, No. 4 yellow, H,42h@
Oats No, ; white, ssa7O,sc; stand
ard, I0p l1ac
Rye-No Z, $i,62ta.
Rarley--Sl OF los.
Timathy-SS 00M 1000.
CloVer-Nominal
Pork-Nomtnal.
Lard-$se,4O.
$gt75g $500.
-
KANSAS CITY, Jan. lo.-Cash wheat,
steady, No, | hard, $2,S9q2.42; No. 3,
$2,Sia2.a9, No, / red, $25lG2,5S; No,
>, So A9W2.bl.
corn, unchanged to lower. No. ,
mixed, NSfGl.6 Q No. ? white, 81, seq
l. DO; No. , yellow, Sl5SWl59.
Oats unchanged. No, . white 7Stsc;
No, 3 mixed, 7gisc.
Rye, $l.66,
ST LOUIS, Jan, lo--Corn, No, 2,
Ni7A; No, 8 white, }l43.
Oats-NO. 3 white. 7SNc.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan, l0,-Poultry un.
changed except hens, 26tac; springs 26c
Butter and eggs unchanged,
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK, Jan lo-Clos
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-01
TANK MADE MINCE
MEAT OF OlO BARN

Like so much standing grain before
denstein place north of Walters mill
fell before the steady onslaughts of
the Whippet tank at o'clock last
evening, while more than half of
Pendleton's population looked on ana
cheered. Operated by Corporal G. C.
Alden. the little war machine was
headed in and out of the structure
until it was completely demolished
and then it was turned on a nearby
chicken shed on whose top were two
men.
For nearly fifteen minutes the tank
crashed through walls and Frame
work of the buildings, turned, reversed
and demonstrated its irresistible pow
er to go forward Then, vending its
way toward the city at nine miles an
hour it led the procession to Happy
Canyon where it did q few terrestrial
tail spins, nose dives, loops and other
fancy dance steps.
Hundreds of automobiles. motor
cycles and bicycles were gathered at
the field at o'clock when the ex-
hibition began and hundreds more
came by foot Dozens of small boys
was put into action. A big shout
went up when the engine died at the
first attack on the building and the
crew had to get out and crank up.
The tank was loaded on its car
about last night and will repeat its
performance at The Dalles today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-01
nine WILL TRY FOR
ORAT0R|CAL HON0RS

Nine contestants In the declamatory
and oratorical contest is to be held
Friday evening in connection with the
county track meet were announced
by County superintendent w. w.
Green today. Each of the three d.
visions of the county will furnish one
rcpresentatiVei in ,each of the three
classes, high school, Upper grade ana
lower grade.
Jane Gum. will uphold west end
honors In the high school division,
pitted against Florence Milby, east
end representative, and Lloyd Austin.
Pendleton high school orator. The
grade representatives are as follows;
West end, Pauline Voelker and We'll
ma Wapgaman; east end, Lehla VIII
liams and Richard McKern; Pendle.
ton. Roswell Lockwood and Bobby
Miller.
An admission charge OF 20 cents
viii be made for the contest.