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LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry Turkeys-4oc.
 Hens4s2@ 25c cocks-lsa2oc stsaard@s5 grssh Egss@sss7so. Q sss5 Apples-Grime's Golden, fancy, .ss.soi Bonums. No. 1, ss.5o; Jonathans. fancy. Grapes-Tokays, California. fancy. A.; Grapefruit-s6s and s6s. s4.5o. Limes-Florida, per hundred. s1; ... 12ss. $; 15os, ss.5o; .17ss s. Lemons -verdeilis. imported. extra fancy ss; one-half boxes, s2So.
 Produce Cabbage-virginia stock. crates. cwt Ceiery-colorado. large crates, s7:5o; one Lettuce-Iceberg. fancy, large heads. 2A Irish. 10 peck sacks s4.5o. Rutabag gas11oo- pound sacks, Sc ID; 5o- onionsNRed ioo-pound sacks, s; yellow large, 1oo-pound sacks. ss.5o; 6o-pound lots, Beans,,lNSavy California, she ls;; iima, lin an foTRia 1Ihe piek sac roasted. sack lots, 121ac; roasted. 6O-pound Cheese-Daisies. full cream. 3sc. Mackerel-l00 count, $1O: o Cocoanuts-l00 to sack, $7.5o; lots or oV, Market Baskets--Doz.. 75@ ssc. gToesrs mixed pals s2e B jelly GhodaSI daGps drops, Beauties, pail A to pound, soc; Elk pail, 55 to pound, .s1c; Highland, pails, 75 lo White Plume p iapound lO0s. 3Sc. A1 Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 249 Spanish Mackerel-25c. Salt Water Trout-2s 025c. Mixed Fish-12c. Oysters-Chesapeake Bay extra select, B per gallon.
 D. s. Clear Bellies.-2s @24c- D. s. Rib Bellies-2Sc. Hams~Regula9. ssc:, skinned 41c. Pork Loins-36c. Bacon-3S O 61c.
 Birmingham Packing Co.) dium to good. rose; common to medium Grass cattle, according to weight. quality and flesh Steers rose; fat cows. 5@sc; medium cows, 4@5c;. cutters. s@4c; can alum m yearlings. aG 4c; vealers, s@sc. ohoas fhGss corn fed fss hoEs hoEs 7@Thc; choice corn fed hogs, 90 to 135. rose; light pigs, 90 pounds down, go 7c; best heavy rough hogs. 6@7c; half fat rough hogs 5@Sc. Soft and oily hogs from 1c to Pc per pound less than above prices.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse Feed-$65 @75.0o. Old Style Hulls-$2s. Corn-s145.
 Corn Chops-$3.z5. No. White Oats-s5c. Shorts-Sl7.
 c. S. Meal, per cent-ss5. Hen Feed-$4 sack. Timothy-$45. Choice Pen Green Alfalfa-s5o. Wheat Straw-$25.
 Hides and Tallow No. Green Salt Hides-6hc No. 2 Green Salt Hides-5hc. No. l Fresh Green Hides-4c. No. 2 Fresh Green Hides-3c. No. 1 Drys Flint Hides-13c. No. Dry Flint Hides-12c. No. l Dry Salt Hides-12c. No. Dry Salt Hides-9c Sheep Ski1s-10 @25c Horse Hides-s1 6s.oo. Goat Skins-20 026c. Goat Skins-20 @ 25c. Tallow-4@5c. Beeswax-25 027c. Clear Grease Wool--15c Q isc. Clear .ashed ssool---5c Q soc. Bury Wcoi--7 0Sc. Ginseng (wild)-$7@ 800.
 Spot Cotton
 Good mtddling ................ 14h strict middling ............... 1+ Strict low middling ........... 10
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Liberty Bonds
By Associated Press
Money Market .

New York, December 23.-Prime mer cantlle paper. 7ai e s: exchange irregu- lar' sterhn 6o-day bills, 3.47ss; com
 herclal o0-day bills on banks 3.475s cothlnerc1al 6o-day bills, 2.47ls de- mand S.52ls; cables 3.527s francs de- mand, 0.s1; cables. 5.93; Belgian francs demand, 6.23: cables. 6.25: guilders de- mand 31.35; cables. 3145; lire demand ".4i cables, 3.43; marks demand. 1.3s; cal bles' 1.Ss; Greece demand. 7.3o.
 Montreal exchange 15s4 Der cent Iis count; government bonds firm; railroad ponds irregular. Time loans. 60 lays and 90 days, 7A@73k six months. 70 : 1b Der cent
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MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

New Orleans. December 23.-Cleared: :: Bethnor Greenock and Glasgow via Norfolk; Cody, Rotterdam and Hull via Norfolk; Coppename, Port Barrios via Belize Coulte, Tampico; Edward L. Doheny, Jr.. Tampico; Elsa CSwed). Helsingborg, Sweden via Norfolk Franinver (Br). Antwerp; Grof Tiaza Istvan tItaD, Venice via Leghorn and Trieste; Heridia Bocas Detoro via Norfolk; Mariana. Porto Rico; Nola Progresso; Noruega (Nor), Copenhag- en via Gothenburg. Sweden, Bergen and Christiana, Norway, Galveston; Ormes tBr). Tela; Rathlinhead (Brl. Belfast and Dablin; Salacia (Br) Ham burg via Norfolk; Sutherland (Br). Barcelona via Norfolk, Texas Tam pico.
 Mobile, December 23.-Arrived' Lake
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statement by the Bank of England, but the demand continued from the short side and remained the dominating in fluence.
 In the early afternoon the market was full of reports concerning a bet ter turn in the situation among Caro- lima mills, some of which were said to be going on full time, while spot men, both here and in Texas, claimed bet ter demand from them. This helped values, but the highest prices were made on the sudden strength shown by the stock market
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 New York, December 23.-The local market for raw sugar was firm again this morning, and after selling at further advance of 1sc on sales of 4.200 bags of Perus in port at 4 4A c eff, offer ings increased and the market reacted again with additional sales of $500 bags of Perus in port at 4%c eff, 5000 bags of Cubas in port at 4ss cost and freight and 10,700 bags of Porto Ricos, afloat, all at equal to 5.39 for centrifu- gal. The market closed at 4ss c for Cubas, cost and freight, equal to 5.39c for centrifugal.
 The market for refined was un- changed at 7,90c to Sc for fine granu lated and while there was said to be a moderate inquiry. the demand was by no means active. The easier ruling of the spot market caused considerable in the futures market and closing prices were 12 to 16 points net lower, or at the lowest level of the day. Closing bids: January. 4.44c; March, 4.64c; May. 4.19c; July, 4.96c.
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Coffee Market Ry AsSOciated Presa

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 New York, December 23,-There were rallies in the market for coffee futures today. It looked as though scattering long accounts had been pretty well liquidated on recent declines. and while there was not much improvement in the news from Brazil, recent sellers showed a disposition to cover their contracts for over the holidays. There was also
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have increased and buyers have stated that they would be here promptly aft CT the turn of the year to purchase moderately. The gray goods markets softened a little. Silk was unchanged Burlaps held steadier. Wool goods ruled quiet
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Liverpool Cotton By Associated Press

k Liverpool, December 23.-Cotton spot, quiet: prices. lower; good mid ding. 11.79d fully middling. 11.04d' middling. 9.54d; low middling, T.29d; scod ordinary 5.29d ordinary, 4.5id. Sales, 1000 bales. including 1,700 Amer ican. No receipts Futures closed quiet December, 9.94d. January. 9.97d; March. fO11d; May, 10.24d; July. 1G.S0d. October 10 22d
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Bank of France Ky AsSociate6 2rAsS

Paris. December 23.-The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Gold in hand, increased 933,000 francs; silver in hand, increased 100000 francs notes in cir culation, decreased 64,S55, 900 francs; treasury deposits decreased 30.955. .00o francs; general deposits. decreased 2O,- 1S1,O00 francs; bills discounted, de- creased 2,177,000 francs; advances, in- creased 215a9 nOO
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Dry Goods

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 New York, December 23.-Several leading selling agents stated today that domestic cotton goods prices would be revived before the end of the year to accord with lowest values now current in other lines. Wide sheetings have been revised. Inquiries for goods
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Rice Market

By Associated Prrss New Orleans, December 23.-Rough h rice. no sales; receipts. seas sacks; millers' receipts. same. Clean rice steady: sales. Honduras. 626 pockets. 2la e 41ac; blue rose. 3.943 pockets, 20 21Ac Bran and polish unchanged. no receipts.
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New York Bonds By Assnciafeh PrAa.

U. $. As, coupon, offered ~ 106
 Panama 3s, registered, offered .. 89
 Panama 9s, coupon, offered M 90 American Smelling 6, Refining 5s 7Os. American Tel x Tel cv 6s 9S Atchison gen. As .. 7S
 Atlantic Coast Line 1st As ..... 793a Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4@s ~ 63 Bethlehem Steel ref. 5s 77
 Central of Georgia con, offered S3 Central Leather 5s, bid . S6 Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 5s ~ IS
 Chicago, B. Quincy, joint 4s.. S5A Cnlcago, Mil. X St. r. cv. 41hs.. 63 Chicago, K. l. & Pac. Ky. ref. As 63n City of Paris 6s ... 91% colorado X Southern ref. 4ks -. 6S1s DenVer x Rio Grande con. 4s - 6O1h Dominion of Canada 5s (1031).. 80 Erie gen. As ,............... ss1s Illinois Central ref. As, offered. 73 Inter. Mer. Marine 6s ...... 761A Kansas City Southern ref. 5s 70H Liggett x Myers 5s .. 76L Louis K Nash. un. 4s. bid =. 7S M issouri, Kansas & Texas 1st 4s A
 Mlssourt Pacific gen. As ~ 5O% New York Central deb. 6s ~ SS Norfolk X Western cv 6s ... 1021s Northern Pacific 4s " 72% pennsylvanla gen. 5s .......... S415 Heading gen. As ... 76 hepqolic Iron X Steel 5s G94o) 8414 St. i-ouls X san Fran. adj. 6s. 60aa oe%ppard oe'.9t AIT Line adj. 5s 391a Sou.hern Eel Telephone os .... S01s Southern Pacific ev. 5s . 94L Southern Railway 5s .... S1 southern To Railway gen. 4s ...... 571s IeXas Pacific 1st bid ...... 75 Union Pacific 4s ... 76 United Kingdom of G. B. &I
 , hs 1sa0 ............ s25s U U ., oteei 's .,.......... s81a w. a,loatolina holi chemical ,5s ....... S91a
 1-f,t, w ao"s" iS[ .e''........... S4as "'iSoh Co' cV. US ........... 79$t
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January 1st Investments

As the January 1st interest and dividend period approaches. many people are turning their attention to new inves tments and invest ments which will net higher re- turn than they have been receiv- ing.
 We have carefully prepared a list showing a large number of attractive bond issues, paying from $ F per cent to IS per cent. copies of which will be forwarded upon request.
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Produce

Ky Associated Press Chicago, December 23.-Butter higher standards, 45Ac.
 Eggs higher; firsts, 65@66c. Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 18@25c: springs, 2312c: turkeys, 40c. New York, December 1o.-Butter steady; firsts, 44G541ac. Eggs stadier: firsts, I1G13c. Cheese irregular; average run. 22@221ac. St Louis, December 23.-Poultry, but ter and eggs unchanged.
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Spot Cotton

1fbsUCIdttU FTeSS New Orleans, December 23.-Spot cot ton quiet; 25 points up. Sales on the spot, IFS bales; to arrive, 525. Low middling, Sc; middling, 14c; good mid ding, 16.75c; receipts, 7.409; stock, 465, ,044.
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Cotton Seed Oil up n-

New York. December 2S--Cotton seed oil worked up some 23 to S4 points early on short covering and local buy ing inspired by the bullish showing in other markets. Tariff developments made little impression upon the trade. Commission houses sold on the advance and the market closed F to 1s points net higher. Sales. 15.f00 barrels Ten ders. 1,600 barrels Prime crude s5: prime summer yellow spot. sS: Janu- ary, sS.49; March. $s.99; May. s9,24 all bid
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Chicago Futures By Associated Press
Cash Grain

Chicago, December 23.-Wheat No. hard, SITS: No. 1 dark northern, s1.7S14 mlS2. Corn, No. mixed, 731zc; No. 2 yellow. 741a@76c. Oats. No. white, 4s1a M4914c; No. 2 white. 4714@4Sc Rye, No. ?, sleoa4. Barley, 5O@sOc. Timothy seed, S5 5.50d6.50. Glover seed, Sl5620O0. Pork, nominal; lard. s13.35 ribs. $11 .25@12. 50
 St Louis, December. 23-Cash wheat, No. red, winter. s3a2.G;' No. 3, $.s+6p 1.s6; December. $l.79%; March, S.701s; May, s1.651a bid. Corn. No. , white, 72c; December, 74c: May 757sc. Oats, No. 2 white. 49c; No, g. 4S1&c; December, 49c; May, 503ic.
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Potato Market

By ABSOcIHt6d fress
 Chicago. December 23.-Potatoes, dull; northern white, sacked. s1.S5@ l.45 cwt.; bulk, $1.40@1.40 cwt.; Min resota and Red river Ohios, sacked, s1 eO cwt
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New Orleans Futures

New Orleans, December 23.-The cot ton market closed steady at net ad- vance of 43 to 51 points.
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Naval Store.

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 Savannah Ga, December 23.-Turpel- tine quiet, 921sc. No sales: receipts. 250 shipments, s2; stock, 14.6oi.
 Resin quiet. No sales: receipts, lil5: shipments, Si9 stock, S0.56S Quote: B, D. E, F. G, H, I, K, NJ. N, VIC, wv. sl1
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 New Orleans: Middling, 14c; receipts, 74o9: exports, 100; sales, 69S; stock. 465o4. Galveston Middling, 14c receipts, S,02S; sa,es 1,3f7: stock. 376,SS9. Mobile: Middling, 15.75e; receipts, 1,sSs; stock, g, ,543.
 Savannah Midding, 15.75c; receipts, 92s; stock, 151,05l. Charleston: Middlng. 15.75c; receipts, 24S; exports, 1900: stock, 243,4 Wilmington: Receipts. 72S stock, ,B, IT. Texas City: Stock, 2,575.s Norfolk: Middling, 14c; receipts, TIT; sales, 153; stock, "A 162. Baltimore: Stock, 3,369. Hoston: Middling, A soc; receipts, 1lS; stock, i2.000.
 Philadelphia: Middling, 15.25c; receipts, 9. stock 6694. New York: Middling, 15c; stock, 23,35S. Minor ports Stock. 2,290 Total today: Receipts, 19,946; exports, 5000; stock, 1,430,1S1. Total for week: Receipts, 14s,5o1; ex- ports, 116,653
 Total for season: Receipts, 3,2T TAI; exports, 2270, ,392.
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Port Movement 

New York December 2S.-Cotton spot, quiet; middling, 15c
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Interior Movement

By Associated Press Houston Middling. 13. 25c; receipts, l3,- 07o; shipments, Il l56; sales. 2,7s6: stock, SSs 4G9
 Memphis; Middling, 14.5oc; receipts, 4563; shipments, 3665; sales, 1,20o; stock, 375 6S3,
 Augusta Middling, 13.50c; receipts, 19Ol; shipments, 1000; sales, PAS; stock, l59 799.
 St. Louis: Middling, A.5Oc receipts, 7ss; shipments, 1,2225; sales, 16t; stock, 11.751.
 Atlanta Middling, 1375c.
 Little Rock: Middlng, IA Soc; receipts, 7SS: shipments, 1.225; sales, 1G4; stock, G. 36S
 Dallas: NIddling, 13 S5c; sales. 2soo, Montgomery; Mddling, 14c.; sales, D. Total today: Receipts, 24,647; shipments 2l ,647; stock, 9o40tS.
 Jacksonville. Fla. December 2S.- Turpentine unchanged; sales none; receipts $40; shipments sss; stock 2s,- 345
 Resin unchanged; sales none; re- ceipts 1.0S6 shipments 25' stock 154,- SIT. Quote B, D, E. F, c, H, I, K, M. N, Wg and Wv. 11,30.
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a little waIl Street or cotton trade bux-

little Wall street or cotton trade buy ing and after opening 3 points lower to points higher, the market sold about 19 to g points above yesterdays clos ing quotations, with March selling at 6.55c and May at 6.94c. The close was a shade off from the best under realizing but showed net advance of 15 to 20 points. Closing bids: December and January, Sc; March, 6.52c; May, 6.90c; July. 7.23c; September, 7.4Sc; October 7.5Sc.
 Spot coffee nominal; Rio IS, sA a 6 3s c; Santos As, 9k @1oc. Cost and freight offers were unchanged to a shade lower, but none were as low as the sales re- ported yesterday. They included As at Sm8Ac and Rio Is at 5.90@6 &c., Ameri- can credits.
 The official cables reported declines of 25 to 50 reis in both the Rio and san tos markets, with the dollar buying rate unchanged at Rio exchange in London 516d higher. Santos cleared 12,S00 bags for New York. Brazilian port receipts, 59,000; Jundiahy receipts. S5,000.
 Spot Coffee
 By Associated Press
 New York, December &.-Spot coffee, 6 5-16c
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New York Futures

By Associated Press New York, DecembeY 23.-The cotton market closed barely steady.
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All Toys At Cost
 TODAY Robt. Prowell Stove
 Go.
 2O11 Sd Ave.
Hubbard Bros. & Co.
2oll Sd Ave.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Produce Exchange Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- ton and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery
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Metal Market

New York, December 23.-Copper rn- settled; electrolytic spot and nearby 1874 @14: first quarter, 3Ia G14 Iron nominally unchanged. Tin easy: spot and nearby. 32.56; futures, ss.5Oa 34. Anthony, $50; lead dull. spot 4.5o@ 4.T5;' zinc quiet; East St. Louis spot, 5.10@5.S7
 London, December 23.-Standard copper spot f72 7s Cd: futures, e73 2s Sd: eIec- trolytic spot, eS2; futures, fS4. Tin spot f2oS los; futures, GAS los. Lead spot f2l los: futures, f22 las. Zinc spot, e22 los. futures, f24 1as Cd.
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Close Two Days Only

By Associated Press New Orleans, December S.-The Cot ton exchange here will close on Christ mas Day only this year, and also only on New Years Day, there being no ex- tra holidays arranged
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A wonderful collection of old copper tools and weapons has been gathered from old mounds in Wisconsin.
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 American IT. & Savings Bank 155 1s5 B'ham Trust & Says. Co....... 2S5 f305 First National Bank ,...... Sos s2s Traders National Bank ITS 900
 Insurance Stock-S1O Par Interstate Casualty Co. G 2-s Great eat Southern Life Ins. Co.,. 1S 1s Southern States Fire Ins. Co.,. 1h I Protective Life Ins Co. ..... IA % Southern Life and Health Co. 14 za Land and Building Company Stocks Birmingham Realty Co. ...... 125 16e Chamber. of Commerce, pfd.,
 (par $25) ............... 10 I1lmwood Cemetery Corp. -. 80 90 Ensiey Land Co .........-.. 90 l06 Fairfield Land Co. .......... 65 80 Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks American Bakeries Co. ...... 105 125 Avondale Mifls common .... 500 $50 Avondale Mills. pfd. ......... 100 110 Bessemer c. l. & l.. Co. ...... 50 70 B ham Marcaroni Co. ........ 110 125 Jefferson County Bank ....... IS 35 L., J. & L., common ......... 50 50 L., J. & L. pfd. ............. 65 S5 Morris Plan ...............,. S5 100 National c. l. t& P. Co. ....... 140 165 Realty Trust Co.,, common.. .. 100 125 Realty Trust Co., pfd ..... 100 I10
 Municipal Bonds State of Alabama, 8 las Q956) IT 81 State of Alabama As G956) S6 % Jefferson County 4.90 to 6A per
 cent basis.
 Jefferson County per cent
 City of Bham, per cent basis.
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Miscellaneous Bonds

Capens, Tela; Schooner Georgette, Bilbao. Spain.
 Sailed Siletz, Liverpool; Schooner Waltham, Cuba.
 Port Eads, December 23.-Arrived; Bratland (Nor), Porto Colombia; Kirk town (Br), Costa Rica; Oskaloosa, Nor folk; West Coast, Azores.
 Sailed Bisley, Brake on Weser Riv- CT, Germany via Norfolk; Comus, New York; Lake Ormco, Tampico; Monte Cristo QtaD, Leghorn, Italy; Yuma, Vera Cruz via Tampco.
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Spot Coffee
Sugar Market

By ASSOClatcd Press New York, December 2S.-Spot coffee } 5-16c.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
Bank Stocks
Insurance Stock-s10 I
Briggs

B'ham Trust & Says. Co...... 2S5 First National Bank. ......... 306
 Traders National Bank .... ITS
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Mobile. December 2s.-Arrived. Lake
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BOOST EAST CHICAGO BY TRADING At HOME
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The Pulaskian., 1920-10-14

I have seen in the county In the show pens he had probably the finest Poland China boar in the county and two Duroc Jersey sows.
 The school display was not what it should have been, because the teacher, Mrs. Will Peay, of Little Rock, had to employ a substitute, Miss Lois Carey of Poinsett county, who had only arrived the first of the week and had no opportunity to ar range an exhibit. Mrs. Peay was compelled to leave on account of sickness in her family.
 ". L. Davis had a fine Jersey COW which took first prize. P. F. Condra had another Jersey COW on exhibit, which, though it failed to receive first prize, he has a standing offer of S200 for her. Mir. Davis also had a fine Duroc Jersey male, and his boy, Sam, took first prize on the boys club SOW and pig. Sam received nine dollars of prize money altogether. Mir. Davis was elected president of the fair association for the coming year. This honor was bestowed upon him because of the extraordinary business judgment he displayed as financial director in raising the mon- ey for this fair. Mir. Condra also had on exhibit some goats and Mrs. Condra two black African geese which attracted much attention be-
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surpassed the exhibit in this line at Mablevale.
 Probably the most attractive ex. hibit there was a frame of honey about two and half feet by six inches, exhibited by Margaret Tur- ner of Zion Hill. Everybody who saw it, who liked honey, wanted to buy 1t.
 The Halstead Boys and Girls Club had a fine exhibit of canned goods as we'll as stock and farm products. There were pot plants and flowers, Red Triumph potatoes, yams, corn, pumpkins, oEra, peas, beans, pepper, eggs, butter, cake, bread and many other things too numerous 10 men, ton.
 J. B. Kilburn had an exhibit of Red Triumph potatoes, which on account of their excellence took a prize and another because they were fall pota- toes, making a double prize They were the best fall potatoes l ever saw of this variety
 j. II. CIagHon Gets First Prize.
 j. M. Claghorn received first prize for best individual exhibit At one side of his exhibit was a bundle of wild grass about ten feet long, reach ing from the floor to the ceiling. At the other side of his booth were sun flowers nine or len inches in diameter and a stalk of cotton full of big white fluffy bolls. There was a bundle of sheath oats and bundles of grasses and one of corn fodder blades. There were three varieties of corn, which took first prizes and other varieties of corn. There were wheat and wheat four and corn meals, grits, etc., ground on his own mill, as we'll as other products of his mill. There was one long sweet potato with wood en legs which looked like the image of some monstrous prehistoric ami nal. There were canned vegetables, dried beans and peas, pepper. 0p- posite each other were two big pump kins, about I8 inches high, the finest
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". s. BOONE. Clerk, H. s. NIXON. D. C.
SHERIFFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue and authority of an order issued and to me directed and delivered by the Chancery Court of Pulaski County, Arkansas, l have levied upon and will expose for sale to the highest bidder, on a credit of three months, with approved security, with interest at 10 per cent from date of de livery. at the east front door of the Pulaski County Court House, between the hours of 12 o'clock noon, and o'clock D. m., on the 18th day of October, 1920, all the right, title and interest of James Miller and Georgiana Miller in and to the fol lowing described real estate, situated in Pulaski County, Arkansas, to-wit:
 North F of the s. E. fl N. W. fl s. E. II Section Fourteen (l4), Township One CD North, Range Thirteen (l3) West, ex. cept twenty (20) feet off N. E. s. X w. sides, which is reserved by grantors for use of public, as streets and roads, all in Pulaski County in Barrows Addition, City of Little Rock
 Said levy being made to satisfy judg- ment in said Chaneery Court, in favor of Stanley Rudewich and against James Mil Ter and Ceorgiana Miller
 Witness my hand this 7th day of 0c- tober, 1920.
 W. E. TAYLOR,
 Sheriff of Pulaski County, Arkansas 7-14-2l-28.