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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL RACE
WARM AT P0CAHONTAS

POCAHONTAS, Ark. March H..
(Spl)--The congressional race In this
district will wax warm in the near flu
ture, The present incumbent, the Hon.
W, A, Oldfield, has announced for re-
election and as yet 1t is not known il
he win return from Washington and
make a personal canvass or remain
there and leave his interest in the
hands of his friends. His opponent, the
Hon, Horace A. Northcutt. of Salem
Fulton county, is prosecuting attor-
ney OF this district; is young, in the
vigor of life, and is making a vigorous
canvess of the district
Thus far there are only six avowed
candidates for the office of sheriff of
this county. They are; Theo Rice, Bob
Cullett, Jack Cole, Hunter Perrin, Ruff
Baker and j. S. Fry. Each of them
has considerable following and free
for-al race is looked for,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
DEMOCRATS MADE
SUCCESS Of WAR,
GARRETT DECLARES

WASHINGTON. March IT," some
how, some way. the Republican party
seems unwilling Co forElV, Demo
cratic administration for conducting the
MOST successful war in the history Of
the world. and persists ion talking about
MAI. said Representative Finis j
Garrett. Democrat IN "a speech in the
house Of representatives. In which he
again barred the real motives Tor all OF
the criticism Of the administration Tn
which Republican members Of congress
have been INDUCING for so many
months
IF the secretary OF war had been one
hall as Inefficient In making war as the
Republican party has been w making
peace. the boys of America would still
be dying on the fields Of France. con-
tinued Mr. Garrett, who nrraigued con-
BTess for its waste 0i time and money
IN investigating subjects that have al
ready been worn thT"aahurr aud Tor
failing to give serious attention TO
pressing public problemss for whose
solution the business and industrial In
terests Of the country are crying out.
The house was about TO enter. at lhr
dirtatiou Of the Republican steering
committee" upon aaother day Of de-
bate upon the rcpor Of one of the sub
committees OF the select war tuNcsiigal-
ing committee over the protest OF
Democratic mcmbr x. the majority had
ordered four hours OF debate ON the
Frear subcommittee report on the air
craft inquiry, that material might be
furnished for Republican orators In the
approaching campaign.
Responsibility for all this waste Of
time was placed by Mr.. Garrett AT the
door Of the Republican, steering COM
mtttee. made up Of seven members,
without whose approval the house ma
toftty does nothing.
when one considers the intelligence
that IL possessed by the individual NOM
beers Of this committee Messrs, Mon
dell, LongwoFth Madden. Dunn OF New
York Winslow OF Massachusetts,. Darrow
of Pennsylvania and Speaker Gillett--
when one thinks of their individual
ability their experience in public. at
fairs. IL il "a puzzle, "A marvel a Won
der as 10 the amount Of idiocy which,
collectively they can thrust on the
house OF representatives, said Mr.. Gar
rett In all the experience and all the
history Of the country, for sheer ridlcu-
lousness In collective action | am com.
mitted to the steering committee, And
the peculiar part about Il IL that this
committee makes every man on the
Republican side dance 70 the music
r. Hughes in his exhaustive inquiry,
made by these gentlemen
MIR, Garrett again reminded the coun-
try that the whole aircraft subject had
been thoroughly covered by Judge Chas,
f. Hughes In his exhaustive inquiry
and that the house investigation, made
solely for political purposes, at a cost
Of many thousands OF dollars to the tax
PAYERS, had failed to develop one soli-
tary thing that was not presented by
Mr. Hughes. The whole purpose Of the
rule allowing the debate. declared Mr.
Garrett was TO enable the members OF
the majority party to 'once, again at
tack the secretary OF war and the pres
ident Of the United States
To Heal u Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 36c
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
FORM ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER ALUMNAE

fNICKSBCRG. Miss. March Il. tSpl1
r Misslssippis state federation of the
81. Francis Xayiers Academy Alumnae
association. was organized here yester-
day with delegates IN attendance from
the 10 associations IN the state. the
lhcal orga pization being the mother OF
al. being known as the Mother
House"
Mrs. John srunini Nicksburg. was
elected governor Mrs W. +. M4ttinely
GreenVllle, vice. governor Miaa kath-
crime Mcguire. NickshurE, secretary,
and Mrs w. r, Stuckey Of Meridian,
treasurer Biloxi was named as the
next meeting place
The following delegates were In at
tendance from other cities, Mrs W, T.
Mattlngg. Greenvitlc Miss Josie Speng
Ter. Jackson; Miss Calvert, Pass Chris
titn; Miss Frances TedesCo, Gulfport
Miss Rena Doherty. HattIesburp; Miss
Bessey Biloxi Miss Kate Wade, Can.
ton; William Lyons McComb city, rep
resenting St Aloysisu college and men,
bur of that alumni association
The delegates were guests OF local
members OF the alumnae association.
Three minute talks We're made by the
delegates and musical numbers We're
rendered before the officers We're elect
ed, perfectlug tho state organization,
The delegates were entertained at lunch
az the National Park hotel and enjoyed
drive through the Neksburg National
Military park
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Preacher Tells
WOMEN SALOONS
HAD GOOD POINTS
Minister'S Assertion Before
Church Temperance League
Has Hearers PerpleHed.
Suggests Substitute.

NEW YORK. March l7-'Tae man
VINO doesn't recognize ConViNtahb as a
great factor i'm human life doesn't be
long here. I smaCked my lIps over d.
glass Of wine during a New Years dtt.-
per with my father, who is % years Old,
J don't know 10 he bkyd tire vine par
ucularly, hat II was the spirit Of the
thing the sociahj'iiy that was created,
that pleased me
The members Of the Church Women $
Temperance league who met At the
Church club 20 discuss "Salnou Substl-
heard the Rev Dr G. z Van De Wa
ter Of st, Andrews church, continue In
his plea for something that viii tA-
hilaIate and promote soclabiAty with
out confusing the senses
Or, Van De Waters substitute for
{ he saloon Is the mate house Mate is
inc national drink IN Brazil u r.
Appcd rather than drunk, but the eff
feet, according to pr Van pc Water Is
20 ''eXhihrate without inrhriating."
The speaker added here that in dc
nouncing the saloon church members
should not fail 10 remember lis social
virtues, These social virtues could be
retained he said. Il mate houses were
established through the country,
We must recognize human nature
as Il really U.s., continued the speaker.
Men like TO gather ahOm and take
drink or two OF a pleasing CunCoction
that viii tighten their spirits When !
was IN Brazil slipped mate. From
what can gather from the evidence Of
those who use the more dynamic liquids
one gets the same glow and stimulation
from slipping mate as from The harmful
alcoholic drinks, And mate has dis
tinct food values and no harmful eff
fleets.
n found coffee another fine substi-
tuie In South America ! got real COT
fee, freshly hrewed II YOU had one cup
you wanted another Aud after each
drink you felt better and better, Your
spirits revived and you felt optimistic
II you are tired. there Is nothing better
10 stimulate you and lend new energy,
Even the cigar Is not pernieious
when one considers the social effect.
say what YOU viii about nicotine, an
after-dinner cigar between friends Is a
comfortable sensation Even the ciga-
lette Is not criminal unless II is abused
by the young. All these things add ap-
preciably 10 the comforts Of life and
should be regarded as such,
I'VE have taken away the saloon
from the average man We must pro-
vide something for HIM that win take
its place Everybody Is angry now, aud
talks about personal liberty and that
sort OF thing Let's provide something
that will be an adequate substitute for
the saloon, something that the average
man win take as an adequate substi-
tute"
The staid members Of the league APP
plauded the speakers remarks only
when he said that patriotic citizens
must now obey the constitution. An
obligation OF obedience rests upon
every citizen now not to break the law
prohibiting the sale OF alcoholic liquor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

dication OF spring fever" as
an uniaillng warning that your
blood needs thorough cleans
ing and toning up. Impurities
that have been accommodating
throughout the winter season
should be eliminated, and the
system put in the best possible
condition to withstand the dan
gers OF summer sickness,
OF course, you do not feel
like placing yourself under a
doctors care, and there is real
ly no necessity for doing so.
Your system simply needs a
good tonlng up, and for this
purpose there is nothing equal
TO s, s. s., the fine old blood
purifier and tonic that has
been in successful use for more
than half a century.
:. $. $. is natures own rem
ady, being made from roots and
herbs OF recognized medicinal
value, gathered direct from the
forests. 1t acts directly upon
the blood, promptly cleansing
It OF all impurities, improving
the appetite. and giving new
strength and vigor to the en-
tire system.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

As springtjme approaches,
you begin to notice a loss OF
energy, YOU become easily tired
out and tatigued, your appetite
.ails, and that Worn-out, good
ior-nothing, rundown feeling
seems to have complete posses
sion OF your body. Your poor,
tired out body has fallen vic
tim to what is commonly called
Spring fever and a feeling OF
complete la>>itude pervadcS the
entire system.
lust as plant life throws of
the Accommodations OF the Win
ter season, SO does che human
system find it necessary to get
rid OF the impurities that have
crept in, and made the blood
supply sluggish and intertered
with the yigor and strength
and energy thai is SO badly
needed to en"e NpoH the new
season
The most impostanS parS OF
Che human system " the blood
supply u is absolutely neces-
sasy chat Che ever flowing
stream "i life-giving fluid be
kept pHrs ana rich and chat no
impurities he ,sVmiste4 to
creep in 80 make St sluggish
and impaw SoHE genera' health
Yes ehoNld take the first in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

Naturally. such decided
change means severe YAK up
on the clements involved. In
plant lie. it means that all the
energy stored away tor winter
Sustenance has been consumed.
and the plant OF cree muss
gather new forces to feed and
develop it and give IL strength
and nourishment o. enter upon
the long, dry, heated tenn
Similarly the human bodS
has JUS, passet through che Sc
verest season Of the entire yeas,
and has been subiecs to che
hardships Of the winteS season
with all OF lis various attacks
II sickness end disease And
ven though you may nave es-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

htHas he 1HtH Hr arranged Do rows
anasr the trees Scutt has bis in Two
llefH ona above en- other inside uI the
special house Outside eft The house
there Is an alightng board which runs
the entire length 81 the building and
upCu which the bees drop when they
return from the fields laden with nee
tar
During the last two years honey has
Commanded q higher price than ever
before IN the history Of the country.
There i steady demand for bees 10
Be used in greenhouses, for II Is impos-
anie 70 grow cucmbers on a large scale
under glass unless there are plenty Of
bees 90 fertilize the blossoms.
Last year was a remarkably good sea-
son for honey. and the returns were
most satisfactory Il Is reported that
the purchaser Of Scott Montpelief Dian
was able 10 pay for IL wholly from the
crop Of honey which he harvested the
first season. This years yield has not
been So good. owing 10 the freoueht
rains throughout the fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
SEES RELIEF FROM
|. & N. COAL SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. March l7.-Assur-
ances were given Representative Fisher
THIS morning that determined effort
viii be made by the Joint efforts Of
the car service committee of the Ameri-
can Railway association and the inter
state commerce commission TO relieve
the coal car shortage now existing on
the Louisville q Nashville in the vi
entity Of Memphis.
Representative Fisher has received a
number OF complaints indicating that
serious situation Is threatened and he
has urged immediate relief This has
been promised as speedily as possible,
IL Is stated.
There has been much Improvement
OF conditions on the Illinois Cen
trail within the last few days and the
committee win now direct special ef-
forts as to the Louisville G. Nashville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
BURY TWO AVIATORS
KILLED IN MEMPHIS

senatorial. Miss. March n. CSplD
he funeral OF Roy H. Bell. who was
instantly killed in an airplane accident
I'M Menphts sunday afternoon, was held
today and the body was buried In
Bethesda cemetery with Masonic hon
ofs Mr., Bell is survived by a large
family. He was as years old and was
depot agent here for rs years. Lieut..
Grover {. Ragsdale who was killed az
the same time. was buried at his home.
CTsnshaw Miss
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
ESTABLISH MUSEUM OF
ART IN JERUSALEM

LONDON. March 17.-Palestine fnu-
scum has finally been established in
Jerusalem and is ready for public in
spectlon. Heretofore il was part of
the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts.
founded by the Zionists Inaugurated
only about IA years ago il already
contains more than 5000 exhibits. Jew
lsh artists in all countries have now
come forward with promises Of assist
ance N the form of pictures and soup
ture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
TO SELL 100000 OF
IRISH BONDS TO STATE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March H. (Spl)
A campaign TO sell 100000 worth of
Quoted in Tennessee during the week,
beginning March 20, according to an
nouneement by Edward f. Walsh, of
this city. state chairman for the Amer
lean commission on Irish independence.
Plans are also being made for the re-
eepfon to Presi lent De Valera.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

capped the prevailing dangers
and come through the winter
without having succumbed to
illness, still your system has
been severely taxed, and all the
stored up energy has been con-
stunned in warding off disease,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
BLACK RIVER FLOODS
ARKANSAS LOW LANDS

POCAHONTAS, Ark. March IT,.
tSpl9-It looks now as if Black river
is to be on a rampage soon. At this
place the water is out of the banks and
rapidly scattering over the bottom
lands. REPORTS today are to the effect
that extraordinary heavy rains fell be-
tween this place and Cape Grardeau
last night This being the case with
the river full and still rising here an
overflow is sure to follow There was
a rumor current yesterday that some
10 or II head of Jersey cows were seen
floating down the river, having been
drowned in the onrushing waters above
the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
win Investigate
ARti-SaIOOHists

ANN AF0LIs. March is speaker
aHtsFd u ridinws Of the house 81 dell
esales furnished surprise by an.
nuuneIuE the abp0fntuiant IN conn
uittee of five % investigate the Anti
saloon league The members Of the
committee are Delegates Gambriil,
Miles Mcdaniel. Jones and simmons.
4 petition from the ti-frObiUiu0p
league % Talbot County, asking for an
investigation % the Anti-Saioon league.
was presented several weeks ago by
peleEate Collins, who followed ID up
with a motion that the speaker appoint
the committee. Al the time Il was sup
posed the speaker would take no ac-
ton
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
VOORHEES, HELD NOT
GUILTY OF MURDER

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 1.-THE
trial Of ReNford Peters and Donald
VOORHEES, charged with the murder OF
Sheriff NJ H. Stephens. OF Williamson
county last June while in his custody,
ended at Centervllle today In verdict
Of not guilty for VOORHEES, and voluntary
mansaughter for Peters, with SEN
tence Of two TO 10 years
Sheriff Stephens had started with the
TWO youths from Nolensville 10 Franklin
10 commit them to Jail on charges Of
trespassing and destroying the property
of others. The next morning the sher-
III was found by the roadside dead, a
bullet in his back and another through
his head and his prisoners gone.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
WOULD PUT MEDICAL
SCHOOL IN CLASS A

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. March IL
President George H. Denny, of the
University of Alabama. has announced
q special meeting of the trustees for
March 20, when the reduction in elias
sifcation OF the university medical col
lege, which is located at Mobile, will
be considered with view of determin-
Ng a policy for the future.
The Alabama Medical school was
placed in class b after an inspection by
committee Of the American Medical
association and in such a status its
graduates would not be permitted to
practice medicine in Alabama, Decision
to equip the school to resume its place
In class A is expected to result in a
spirited fight between three cities for
securing It, these being Mobile Birm-
ingham and Tuscaloosa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
DANIELS ENDORSES
PALESTINE RESTORATION

BALTIMORE March l7.-lndorse-
ment of the movement 10 establish III
Palestine national home for Jewish
people, made Tuesday night by Seere-
tary Daniels IN an address here TO the
Zionist OrganZatiun Of America for the
Palestine restoration, was supplemented
by high tribute to those in America
"a would not be here tonight In SYM
patty with the spiritual ideal which is
behind this movement he said. after
denying any impression that anything
like a general exodus was contemplate
ed. but | would be modifying the IA
and l6-inuh guns TO prevent the loss
70 America Of the thousands Of He
hrews who have contributed are con-
tributing and viii contribute so much
20 the best life and best thought Of
America. They are so rooted In our ma
tlonal life the bulk OF them could not
be wisely transpanted,
Il come here as a Christian, devot-
eddy believing In the divinity of Jesus
Christ Mr. Daniels continued TO say
that this holy movement has our God
speed to all who are engaged In IT, But
] could not in conscience be with YOU
and share your religious and patriotic
fervor as do In full measure. If did
not know your wholehearted devotion
10 the principle Of religious liberty"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

The human system is now
cndeavoring to throw off the
accumulated impurities, and
your rundown condition is
mute appeal to nature for
help in preparing for the
changing season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

YoN can obtain Shis fine old
remedy az any drug stove. SoHr
viii 'efi yor 'has is =.
one of che HsosS geliable seme-
Hies m i,is shelves. f'oe free
xpc9s medical advice regard
Hg yoSs own case, you are in
tied % write to Chief Medical
sdvises, f96 Swiit Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
MOROCCO GROWS
EXCELLENT COTTON

CARBON, spain March lT-Nn Me-
l3la FeglaH Rn MaUsa and u =g
places within The Spanish zone Of Mo-
reueo experiments iu the cultivation az
an ara b. fvT 0CiIi r##
the state Of Louisiana The results
HaFF H.eR Satisfactory and cultivation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
INTEREST UNPAID
ON FOREIGN LOANS

WASHINGTON. March lI.--unpaid
Interest on loans to foreign govern
nients accruing up 70 November last,
aggregated s23s, 24G1li, while the esti-
mated interest for next year Is siG3, :
sfb,Gl5 Secretary Houston has in.
formed the senate, answering d resolu-
lion OF inquiry
Belgium owed SS,3iO3st; France, S65. :
SIS, 10I. Great Britain Sos 500 1876 +.
Italy. 500. 22S, 1908 and Russia. Sl5,05l :
ma. while the interest falling due in
1920 includes
Great Britain, s2ll.S2s. 500: France,
Si3a s04,2 ~. Italy. S79.595.569; Belgium.
sle,622,07S Russia 5000, 3G5, and
f'xccho- SIovakia, s2.5i5,o04.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
TO BUILD HOTEL ANNEX.

JONESBORO, Ark, March II. (Spl)
A contract has been let to build an
annex to the Parson hotel of "a addi-
uonal rooms, The annex will be a
brick building with a concrete base. 1t
viii be pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
VAUGHAN STILL AT LARGE

CHATTANOOGA March t7.-Despte
q city-wide search since Sunday the po-
lice have been unable to find John
Vaughan. wanted for the murder of his
wife whose dead body was found in
an old stable near the home of the
| couple sunday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

Just now there il uniyer-
sal read iuStment of every
element in nature. Plant and
animal life alike merge into
the re.awakening that comes
With ai'c hOddiWg et srsiMg.
tiE'c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

y. y. s. gives prompt Vefief
Rrom So-called "spring fever"
and 70 few bottles taken right
now will put sour system in
perfvt shape ios ahe change
tnS sCAsOn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Planting Seed.

Irish Potatoes--Cwt Triumph. $50.
g 80 Peerless, Rose 35.25; Cobblers.
s. so. Marke; firm
Onion Set Eusnrl shite. q 81 rcd
s. - yellow. $500.
Field Seed- Red Cover, b, 5SG6Oc
alfalfa, asa i5c. timu'hy. l4dl6c. red
ter fancy CLEANED 1Sh'20c.
Oala--R Rod. rn.L nrnnf hnlh.l 81 y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

There are two klnds al Girls ln the
world lhe salvation ARMY heHm 49,
other kind
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

Twaaty-fivs years 40 ne Salvation
Army started is work Cor prisoners n
Tennessee
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Provisions.

Dry salt Regular s'sGl9Hc;
eE'ras, i9Rc.
S2a34c
D. r- 'rryv s,,~"'od. ioRldc
Larc-Pure hog lard, a2hG23c, best
compound, lbs, 24n24hc; Snowdrift.
Sl4o0dlib0; cottuiene. ti3,0ORit on;
Crisro 81 amy 10 cooking OIL ~ 27U
Dressed Hoes--a0 to &C pounds ID
l7gIse larger sizes. one cent lower
Hides and Wool.
Hides-No green, sailed. 2t022c
parity cured. i9@2Oc, green. ts& &c,
damaged calls, half price, dry flint, SO
134e: dry saltsd, 30a3lc; No. grades
ic lower
No horse hides. s6,00as 80; no. .
horse hides 81 90 q5 90 CLUES and ponies
S2.75M3.2j.
sheepskins. Sl.a5n2.5o; shearings p
G$l.25 goa: skins 50ca $780, dry
cuila hsif rriCe
Tallow-Nc. /, 1870 tic; No ?. llal2c,
beesHaG, asu 4Oc; ginreng. sl5,0Udi l6 90.
Golden Seal Si.00m4 so.
Wool-~ciear. unwaShe1, 900. boC
bury, unwashed. 20M soc tub washeu.
500 i0c. bury, washed, 4O@5oc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

The salvation Army helps the man
VINO has drawn excessively on youth
and ct maturity is paying heavily
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17

"a IS gs ga E1safirn Army has
co1a 5EieSa q clEi5tiaa ia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
MEMPHIS MARKETS
(Quotations represent prices from
lohbeT "a retainer
Produce.

9AuSN'
Egg Fresh selects, i!9: .2c; current
flrsts. sea zoe
Butter--Fresh creamery. pound prints,
asa Csc country butter 40di5c; revo-
waited 60m62c,
Cheese-Cream prints, 34QS6c,
Poultry-Dueks, 32g35c; hens, alive,
31ltt ~or, urU9a'a, d<ttC, ROSTERS, 100
lie; turkeys, live, nominal, dressed,
nominal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-17
Grain and Feedstuffs.

merchants Exchange Quotations
oats White, dray lots, Sill; mixed,
{l09
chops-Par ton, less than car Io,A
$40 Of
Corn-~sacked, In dray load lots, No
no : white, SlS7; No . mixed, Sl.S5,
Mill Feeds--Dray load lots, ton; BRAN
S52 90, shorts, gray, $4,000
Hay--Timothy, less than car lots. No
l, s42e0, No. ., $4,000; alfalfa, choice,
nominal; No. l, nominal: No. e. 5000
Cottonseed Products.
Merchants Exchange Quotations
Crude oil, basis prime. I, o. b. mills
lie! hulS, loose, CARROTS, SlL506ll 70
meal Z per cent, ton S64, 75a65,00,
Fruits.
! emuns~~Prr box. SO. bOn7.60
oranges-F1orda, s725GSO0; Califor.
mia nominal
Bananas Pound, T97hc.
Dried FrGit-Evsporated apples. 229
23c; peaches. PAN 025c prunes. h.,
nCrUnal anriCuts. nominal
Florida, 81 O0d450
APpies-- Barre, stock. $9Ouu T. so {:
hushel boxes. SiO1u 8 90.