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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-15

Sunday morning and Sunday night.
Concerted city-wlde soul winning
campaign conducted in fifteen Baptist
churches. beginning Nov. 7.
Each person who roads this letter
is requested TO tell five others who do
not already know about this great re-
vival campaign. There will be a great
evangelist and a great singer In each
church. Dr. Hamilton, who will direct
the campaign. VIII preach every night
at our church, and he will have with
him one OF his greatest singers"
Revival TO Continue.
The special revival services which are
being conducted at the Gospel Taber-
nacle Nazarene church will continue
all next week. Rev r., r. Ellyson is
presenting strong gospel messages from
night 10 night. Large attendance and
professions are practically at every SER
vice. A cordial invitation Is extended
TO all 10 attend.
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GRADED UNION PROGRAM

The Chattanooga Graded Union will
meet for the last time In the Manu-
facturers' association building, Here
after the meetings will he held In the
First Baptist church each Saturday at
2 p. IN. The program for this Satur-
day, in the Manufacturers association
rooms, will be as follows:
Lesson O. on the lesson material, In
Guiding the laws OF selection. Hand.
work class for teachers OF beginners
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-15
DR.. GULL SUCCESSFUL.

Tho News, Chattanooga, Tenn;
Gentlemen-I have been in a meeting
at Petros. Tenn, for the past ten days;
have had the greatest meeting OF my
life; more than fifty professions and
half or more Of them men OF families, |
was pastor here for three years before
came TO the East Chattanooga Bap-
list church. | will be in the pulpit at
East Chattanooga Sunday
Morning subject: THE Christian Judg-
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CLEARINGS SHOW GAIN

Local bank clearings for the week
ending at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
show an increase OF 1854. 500, SO over the
same week a year ago. according Il
records OF the Chattanooga Clearing
House association. Clearings for the
week were $s,035,S41 52.
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, flannel. neatly button -holed IN pink and
mauYe, and there was warm crimson
bath robe. with slippers 10 match
bags and laundry bags and half dozens
OF the warm common sense clothing
Bclvedere's mother had insisted upon
until, as BelVedeTe declared. the inside
Of her trunk looked Hike a church
bazaar.
remedies, ointment and mustard, and
peppermint and sugar. and salt ana
soda. and n spoon as well As listerne
and bandages and adhesive tape and
safety pins and iodine, Belyedere pro-
tested against the box until her mother
"Oh' mother dear will remember
about the little box, and about taking
care OF my colds, and wearing my rub
bera, but ! hate them. and It's only Tor
your sake that I promise
The Following spring.
The following spring, as Belyeders
unpacked her trunk, her mother smiled
a little at the sight OF the ,weil-w0rn
slippers. the shabby crimson BATH. robe
Many washngs had faded the pretty
scalloplng on the despsed nlghtgowns
that were warm and soft, the nm
brella was badly battered and the littJe
medicine box was almost empty
IT was the most, popular girl a.
ing out the garments she had been
ashamed 10 take. ''All the girls bor-
rowed my warm things The rooms
were so cold TO study in, Thanks to
you, there were enough TO 20 around.
Whenever any ono was sick ran for
my first aid boz. And We all wore
tho rubbers. because the other girls had
only thin pretty things and here
her eyes met her mothers, ful OF
amused laughter.
You did know best, marmee, dear
over tho shabby red gown.
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ArhnahlAl TrouhIa.

Mrs. A. II. Bidenberger, Rookheld.
Ind, states: For an attacks OF bron-
chiRl trouble which usually Rssnils me
In the spring md ChamherlaIns
Cough Remedy the only thing that gives
mo relief. After using Il for few days
all signs OF bronchial trouble disap-
pears - Adv)
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NE WILL COME BACK.

Every young man who win be at the
Avondnle Baptist Sunday school tomor-
row viii have a good reason for want
ing TO come back in the Sundays TO
come. You are welcome. Bring n
friend.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-15

and primary teachers using the closely
graded lessons.
Devotional services under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Howard Mccall.
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ment." Evening subject: "Ths Sinner
at Judgment"
Respectfully. J. N. BULL,
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Rev. win Johnson's lecture on
Samuel"
J. b. Mllligan's lesson for
classes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

Drive on Shorts Continues and
Further Gains Made-Ster-
ling Goes Higher.
Saturday afternoon. Feb.

t"ett $40 way nttll NNtNr Z co. IS
Further success attended efforts 20
drive va cotton shorts and prices moved
higher without meeting much resist
eBce News overnight was not OF spe-
cial importance. although the apparent
passing for the time being Of the rail
strike danger helped sentiment Stcrl-
ing exchange also opened at "A gain OF
several points Tefiertlng better Cundi-
lions IN financial circles. The weather
map showed some rain and snow IN
the upper part Of the belt. but forecast
was fairly favorable, promising fair
and colder. 50 that news was sCnrCeiy
one OF the important factors In the up
turn.
1t seemed more like continuation Of
the drive on the shorts and the Vul-
nerabthty Of their position because Of
the strength Ia spots The census re-
port on January consumption, showing
psltuNO bales used as compared with
55b,oO0 same month last year. con-
tributed Ia this feeling. The report.
however, shoW ed that spinners have In
their warehouses large stocks, or !. S74,-
ooo bales, compared with ! $40, 900 last
year Elsewhere in warehouses. huWeV-
er. there were held but 3I60. 600 against
4Vli,OUO bales, Spindles In operation
were again the largest ON record. or
3i,7@0n against 80 $685. 900,
First prices were but little changed,
May opening at $3.50. but after a spell
Of hesitauCy shorts began TO cover and
soon 1927 was recorded. Profits were
accepted and a small reaction followed
but shorts began to buy more freely
toward the close helped by firmness
in the stock market and May sold as
high as "a 90, finals being called firm
and gains for the day being rs 10 50
points
In New Orleans finals were steady
and from q to 80 points up. Liver
pool To make full response on Monday
should be from Il. to 81 points to the
good
Spots we're generally unchanged to a
shade higher. but business was small.
New Orleans sold /. SOC bales and raised
quotations Is points. miGdllnE to 80. Is,
but Memphis sold 300 bales and made
no change, Houston sold 657 bales and
left middltng at 40C
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE continued
firmness Of foreign exchange and bull
ish domestic consumption figures for
January encouraged renewal of yes
terdays buying movement in the cot
ton market during today's early trad
ing. The opening was irregular as
result OF realizing. with prices SIX
points lower to % points higher and
the more active months sold to 10
points below last nights closing fig
ures during the first few minutes Wall
street was an active buyer, however
whlle there was good deal of scat
tered covering and May soon rallied
from J%.52c to 33.9ic. or % points net
higher, while July advanced from 81 6Oc
10 SI,9iC or 20 points above last night
closing figures, Tho census report
showed domestic mill consumption Of
59l I25 bales for January, against $50,
$50 last year.
There was realizing enough TO cause
some lrrcgularity later In the morning.
nut the tone Of the market was gem
crazy firm, owing 10 the firmer tone
of the stock market and higher ex-
change rates, May contracts sold up
60 81 20. or Jpoiuts net higher and
closed at 34lj with the general mar
set closing itlm at n uet advance of
20 to 81 points on continued covering
10y wall street and Liverpool
Cotton, spot, steady. mluuuUg, 3S IhC
Futures closed firm at advance OF rs
TO IS points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Feb, 1t-Secrctary
Lansing Resigns from office following
sharp cxchanga Of notes in which Presi-
dent Wilson charges the secretary with
Gaurpation Ia calling cabinet meetings
Press editorially sides with Lansing
the New York World, recognized adj
mnisuation supporter saying: There
VIII be general demand for bill of par
ucuiars 10 explain the presidents eN-
traordinary action"
Presidents decision on railway wage
demands and workers reply to be an
nounced this morning. President Lee.
OF Trainmen, says members of railway
unions bound by White House decision.
interpreted to mean no immediate
strike
Chairman Payne Of shipping board
before senate committee says former
German ships win not be sold until
committee has opportunity TO examine
bids, Reiterates ships will sail under
American flag in any case.
House ways and means committee
opposed to treasury's plan of deferring
interest for three years on allied loans,
Government cotton consumption re-
port at 10 am.
Senate leaders confident railroad hill
viii pass both houses before Marst /
Average price 20 industrials 92,66 I'm
zoo; 20 rails 69.3S, up 1856.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

New York,--It would be too much to
expect an immediate revival of bull
speculation; the shock was too severe,
but good stocks are now at attractive
levels and when sinking spells come,
buy moderately -Ettelson to Clark &
Co.
New York-The early quotations show
continuation Of rallying tendency that
developed yesterday. / believe there is
scattered short interest in the mar
ket that is vulnerable and substan-
tial rally is in GENERALIZATION of T. &
NJ, to Clark & Co
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
GRAIN MARKETS
SmalIneSS of Receipts Again
Encourages Support to
Corn and Oats.

CHICAGO, Feb l4,-~Fresh strength
manifested itself I'm the corn n,arket
today with traders giving attention to
the smallness OF receipts. General be.
lief that railroad labor troubles would
be settled without "A strike tended also
10 lit values Opening prices, which
ranged from lsc or to like advance.
with May SlS2tl To S.327s and July
SL29lt TO $l29is, were followed by an
upturn all around to wen above yes
terday's finish
Later reaction took place influenced
by sowncss Of shipping demand here
and by gossip about Increased lmpor-
tation OF foodstuffs into this country
from Denmark. The close was unset
tied i.C to &c net higher. with May
Sissy to $lSSts and July 81 3Oh to
Sl308
Oats advanced with corn. After open
ing iSc to lsc higher including May at
1sAc to soc the market scored addi-
tional gains
Provisions were dull and easier. Abb
scnce Of export business was sub
jet Of comment.
Later the market showed rally
helped by estimates that next weeks
arrivals OF hogs here would be much
less numerous than a year ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
ROUND THE TICKER


~ a.
Ncw Orleans.-Tho census bureau
.thuiss snow that American cuusump-
.loh Tor six months Of the season down
10 The end OF January amounted to
"lla,40l bales not counting timers.
against 2,s52.232 during the same period
iast year. During January active spin
ates broke all records a. 1901 against
oS,e9h'4t2 IN January OF last year Min
STOCKS are increasing and at the end
Of January their warehouses held e.
''1.3t1 bales against l,s34SS5 at tn.
enc OF December and 669.2g0 at the
ehd OF January last years. 4 G.
New York,-We are now entering tile
period OF preparation for the new crop
ana this will be closely watched. The
laDor scarcity is probably the most i'm
porlant feature az the moment .-Fal-
Ion 10 = Il G.
Chicago. Consumption is running
above last year. exports larger. See
holhin gto break market. ] would buy
ON declines.-Goodman I McFalI
New York.--Hubbard brokers and
some scattered buying and week END
covering. -Cleve.
New Orleans.-Peac treaty expected
TO be up for debate in the senate next
week, probably Monday. Nature of eN-
pected reply TO President wilson's
counter proposal regarding threatened
The decided Improvement of late In
foreign exchange has created a better
feeling in market. Sentiment more or
less bullish again,--Beer.
New York.-Spot business South yes
terday picked up some advance, how
ever was largely due to covering by
prominent short. Commission houses
also covered considerable short cot
ton. Liverpool buying early had caused
scarcity of contracts. --Overton, of Nc
FaddeU to MCFall.
New YoIk Further improvement in
sterling bringing in more short cover
ing and new buying by commission
houses and locals. Contracts rather
limited. c. ~ Co. to McFall.
New Orleans.-The market Is strong
on the bullish showing made by Ameri-
can mills during January. shorts con-
tnue to covers. & G.
New YoTk.--Sterling cents up S3.46.
New York.-No news except the po-
litical sensation at Washington, and
that don't help an already disturbed
general situation; technical position re-
ieyed by covering Weld looks for |
higher prices.-Cleve to Cotter & Tur |
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Grain.

Chicago-The feature again today as
yesterday has been the selling of half
million May lard against purchases of
cash The buying has been by commits
sion houses REM to S. & G.
+ Chicago-There has been persistent
buying of corn by strong commission
house and also covering local profess
SIGNALS who were short.-Wagner 4 Co.
Chicago wires--One larger exporter
has bought three million oats within
past two weeks Message from Des
Moines says cash firms bidding through
out Iowa from that point bought only
about 10 cars corn and oats overnight,
Wild.
Chicago-Chicago shippers say not Of
ferng corn or oats because no cars Also
believe eVelator mems demand for cars
be withheld, Wild.
Chicago-The 10 to IL cents cash corn
raise this week has evidently made cash
buyers conservative and cars are lack
ing for shipments to the east. No 4
mixed around S14l compares with $l,3l
"A few days ago.-Wild to S, u G.
New matchmaking demand cot
tonseed oil remained very slow; lard in
the West closed actually lower than on
Wednesdays compound lard trade is at a
minimum with compound lark makers
reporting very slow fresh demand,
Crude oil was a shade firmer and quoted
at 10 cents in the southwest -McFadde
to McFall
Chicago-The impression among many
careful traders last night was that corn
had had all the advance it is entitled
to for the present 1t was assumed by
close students of the market that price
swings have about exhausted them
selves There are indications that the
interior movement is increasing al.
though the gain Is not showing large
at Chicago Tribune.
Feb. IA, 1920.
Forecast--All grain states. Generally
fair tonight Sunday fair with rising
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 14-Hogs,
1000; steady to Toe higher. Bulk,
Sl440n1E70; heavies. $l4 30614 65 ;
mediums, $tA50nli9O; lights, Sl4356t
1900; pigs ST 50n14S5
Cattle, S.9O; steady to higher for
week.
Sheep. zoe, steady to higher for week.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-Hogs, 10000;
steady to higher. Bulk. S1A40M15. % ;
heavy. $lL25N1A75; medium. $1465U
Is g; light, S14S5@l5.4O; pigs $l35O6i
li.75.
cattle, 1000, steady to lower for
Sheep, 1000; slow steady to higher
for week.
ST, LOUIS, Feb 1t.-Hogs. $500;
steady, Top, $500; bulk, $li 50m 80;
heavy. Sl435ul4.75; mediums, $l4.75u
1910; lights, Sli90al5.60; pigs, Sl2,00a
1900.
Cattle, $3.50; no market
Sheep, receipts, none; no market
FORT WORTH, Feb. 1f-Cattle. re-
c"i"'s, $50, unchanged. Beeves, SS.00M
1850.
"ogs. receipts, 500; steady Heavy,
S1i00Itl5,50
Sheep. receipts, none, INFESTED.
Lambs, $lAoo@200o
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
NEGRO LEADER TO
TALK RACE PROBLEM

Or. sutton F. GrigEs. negro. has re.
TUNED from a tour embracing Pitts
burgh, Pa. Columbus O.. and Chicago
He delivered number of addresses in
Pittsburgh and Chicago
Or Griggs states that Northern man
ufacturers desire negro labor. but are
not making adequate preparations for
housing workers As a result. bad
feeling Is being generated between the
races in the North His services have
been again solicited to help meet the
racial situation in the North, but Or.
Griggs says his duty is first with his
people in the South where they exist
in largest numbers. nF Griggs will
occupy his pulpit at the Tabernacle
Baptist church sunday morning.
preaching from the text THY King
dom Come"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Final prices
Of Liberty bonds today were: gus,
$3.50; first IS, 800. 40; second as 500 81
FIRST, 4As, $500 second AIS, 800, 20
third AIS, $500; fourth AS, $90,76
Victory S&s, $96,76; Victory AS. $97 &C
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Peace Ratification.

Progress toward ratification Of the
peace treaty seems slow and the real
tight is ahead There is some optim-
ism over prospects. hut differences seem
almost insurmountahlc. However, the
business world appears trying to adjust
Itself to conditions and cotton values
are hardly going 10 he depressed more
IMAM they have been already by the
failure to ratify, II is believed by those
who are bullish that ratification wpld
he a signal for some renewed activity,
although probably the extent would be
disappointing, as the fight has been
SO long drawn out.
The ensuing several weeks will he
important in determining whether val
ues will hold or whether there will be
reasonable prospect OF material decline.
Those who are holding cotton will watch
developments closely. no doubt but II
seems reasonable to suppose that they
will wait long time before coming to
decision to sell the remnant at what
ever prices buyers will offer The
weather is going to be big factor. for
the Importance OF the South planting
largely for feed and fodder is apprec-
ated. The time Ia at hand for the
early sections TO be at work in earnest
and II they can not soon get at it
chances win favor start being delayed
sure enough
II would seem that both sides have
reasonable basis for some success. al
though the probability IL that values
will not vary far either way for
time, The technical condition OF the
market Is better after the recent flare
back, which reduced the short interest
considerably, but the danger Of being
short while contracts are 80 far under
the spot basis Is going to exist through
out the rest Of the season. for the scar
city OF tenderable grades Is undenlahle.
The fact that during the week differ
ences between the medium and lower
grades was widened merely emphasized
this fact and Is kept constantly In mind
by the biggest traders
Bears will have In their favor the
tightness OF money and the chance OF
further elevation Of discount rates, to-
gether with increasing importations OF
goods from abroad. with possibly con
tinued deflation of values in practically |
every direction.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YoRE. Feb ll.--Har silver
l@l. Mexican dollars lo0A.
CHICAGO Fob li-Potatoes. strong.
arrivals. - cars, Northern whites,
sacked. $3.50 3,dH.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb. I4.-Turper-
tine nothing doing 1856 sales. none;
receipts 49, shipments s. stock. 6 SS5
Ros.u nothing doing a. and above.
other grades steady Sales. 254 re-
Ceipts, 49u. shipments. LOOP. stock, S..
a61 Quote. B.. 1855; D.. 1910; p. +.
I6,55: g.. i6-,5. II, 1852 l.. l7R5; X,
20.50, WV, 2D.75.
NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Coffee &c: Rio,
l4c. futures steady, March, 1850; July,
li4OC,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ll.--Poultry, Butter
and eggs unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. I4-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs, first unchanged, 49c; case lots
Zoe higher $llGO.
Potatoes. unchanged.
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Butter higher.
creamery, 50a63c
Eggs, lower; receipts, 5,S3S; firsts, 81.
y ub2C; ordinary firsts, 44M50c, az
mark cases included, 49d5fc.
Poultry alive, lower; springs, 2sc;
fowls, Csc.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. l4.-Close corn;
Feb. $l.3s; May. $134; July $SO5sg
l2oai Sept SL255s
NEW YORK, Feb 14-Butter. firm;
creamery fUstS, SEA Sec,
Eggs, unsettled; fresh gathered firsts,
Cheese. weak, average run, 2Sh@
291ac
Poultry, live, not quoted. Dressed.
steady; western chickens, 3lG4Oc; 9TH
ers unchanged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
yONoRRoW's ESrIMATEp

1920, Last Wk 1919.
\. Orleans 3,5O0W5,0O 600 1855 S.S2g
Galveston 81. .6,000M7 900 1881 1886
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

Yellow tinged 200 TO $50 points lower
blue stained, $50 to $50 points lower;
yellow stained, $50 to $50 points lower.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
SPOTS STUBBORN,
SHORTS ANXIOUS
Prices Have Quick Recovery After Period of Inactivity
and Nervousness Money Conditions Improve
Slightly-Lverpool Buys Freely-Better Weather.

dicatr that commitments of finished
goods are something enormous
Although weather conditions ia the
belt improved somewhat. there was con-
tinued complaint Of delay IN prepare tons
which because Of the labor scarcity. Is
more important than usual The rains
for the period were not SO general or
So heavy, but time has not been given
yet for the soil TO get In shape. Some
sections have been making progress
bur the prolonged spell of wet condi
tons has left lots To- be done. The no
ton that acreage IN gn,Hl TO be in
creased persists, but the burden Of
proof continues on the bear element.
Tor The bulwUrk Of values IL still largely
I'm the spot department The utter In
difference apparently On the part ut
the holder Ia the slack demand and the
recent reactiouary tendency In futures
does not lond much hope yet 10 the
idea that the time has come TO expect
Increased planting 10 induce sacrificing
OF the unsold part OF the crop.
The threat Of a big strike of rail
employees was over the market for the
entire week, but somehow II failed TO
offset the other things that made trou-
bic for the shorts. II Il is had despite
IL" efforts of the administration to pre-.
vent II just on the eve of the return
OF the roads 90 private ownership, there
win be far-reaching effects, but optlm-
ism prevails and 1t is hoped that a way
Viii be found To avoid such "A situat ion
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
DAILY INTERIOR.


Tone Ret. Today. Yes. Stock.
Memphis. sty.,. Isis $500 $500 265 sci
81, Louis, ut . 9,57l 5000 500 9.OO9
Augusta, qt o., 62l 1926 $500 1863, 436
Houston, sW.,, 6962 1000 1000 pa, $3.50
Little Rock, sty. l49 $500 1900 5O,109
Dallas, sty. .,... ...... 1900 4170 ......
Total receipts today, 1921.
Same day last year, 9.5S3
spot sales: Augusta. $50; Dallas, s37;
Houston. 667; Little Rock. l07.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

Miss Eta Bernickow Is head of the
dental hygiene department OF the New
York association for improving the con-
dition Of the poor In that city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

KANSAS CITY, Feb 14-Close corn;
Feb. 81 80, May. $1.34; July $l.SO@@
l2o9i: Sept $l253s
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

NEW YORk Feb N-Bar silver
l&l Mexican dollars 1000
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and nm
unchanged Middling, $4,000 Sales 900
ha les
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-C
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Stocks.

Forecast--All grain states. Generally
fair tonight; Sunday fair with rising
temDeratureS -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
COTToNSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Feb 14.-Closing price
Tnaov Drav
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Coffee. &c: Rio,
lie. futures steady, March, l3S5c; July,
Il 4UC