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New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

OF wheat rolling to supply export orders as
they appear.
Oats-Prices in the market were lower
IN sympathy with corn. and on easier cash
rally, at a net decline OF IL to 1nc.
Crop and weather news favorable and
country offers were larger. In the local
cash market leading grades were quoted
at Sl.S4 to S1.35 in elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No.2 whitesl.34@l.s5 sl.S5 so.7e1sg.so
July go. 1885 LOS .Se4
sept. Soia .SIts .oS Is
Rye-Marlzet easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. West.S2.44 SEAS $685.
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
MINI. patent
sl8.5o@ i4.5o s1s.5o@l45o s1125@11.75
5000 5.12.A 5000 5.12A $500 AIS
nrll l1;75s4s1S = 10 1175@5sdo $3.50 SO y
Cottonseed Oil
The market developed a hrmer tone
during yesterdays session and at the close
OF the day values We're 19 to 80 points
net higher. The liquidating movement
which has recently been in force seemed
70 have run its course for the time be-
ing ar least, and there was more or less
covering on a steadier tone to the market
for crude oil. while offers of spot oil
were less in evidence. The demand how
ever, was not of an aggressive character
and the volume OF business was small,
sales aggregating 1900 barrels.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Mint Buys More Silver
Additional 100000 Ounce.
Purchased by Government

WASHINGTON, June %. = Purchase
of 100000 ounces of silver at 81 an
ounce, for delivery at Philadelphia and
San Francisco, was announced to- day
by the Director of the Mint. This
makes total of 100000 ounces ac-
CURED by the government under the
authority of the Pittman act this
month.
Treasury officials estimate that 2O7,-
100000 ounces of silver must be pur-
chased under the provisions of the
plttman act, but they do not expect
TINS to increase the price of silver
as there IS little demand for the metal
abroad at TINS time, because several
t,oNeiNmeh's nave ceased temporarily
the coinage of silver money.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Serere Break in Corn
On Favorable Crop Ne,cs

Reports from the corn belt were
highly satisfactory relative TO the prog
rcss Of the new crop and, as receipts
at primary points We're larger than
anticipated. prices experienced quite a
sharp break under general liquidation.
1t was the opinion in some quarters
that the market has not yet seen the
full effect of the efforts on the part
of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
active buying by cash interests has
filled up many of the holes which re-
suited from the small arrivals during
the early spring. At any rate, cash
prices in the West were 3 to 6 cents
lower and cash buyers showed dis
position to withdraw. A good deal Of
the selling was credited to Eastern
longs who apparently took a bearish
view of transportation conditions at
the seaboard. There was a partial rally
toward the close, but final quotations
were 3ls to SIC net lower In the
local cash market No. yellow was
quoted at $2.0524
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn; No. o' !" ; yellow ss'o54 sscs4 :l'p5 =
septembsr @'S i5o.. is 175i. i74ss - !
Whent-News on the growing wheat
was Of a favorable nature and the market
Was easier in anticipation of Increased
PRESSURE. harvesting operations in the
southern portions of the winter wheat belt
are progressing under favorable conditions
but 1T is feared that transportation condi-
ilons ara going to interfere with the dis
trbuton.
Efforts arc being made TO institute a
holding movement in the Southwest, where
farmers are being advised to hold their
wheat until cars are more plentiful and to
distfbute the marketing over a longer
period.
Cash wheat in Minneapolis was again
easier with a decline of cents per bushcl
ana Kansas CITY was unchanged to cents
lower. Export bids We're in most cases out
OF line. but there WAS quite a good de-
lnand for cash wheat elf New York and
Georgian Bay as exporters NcreappArcntly
HcsIrlous OF having a considerable quaint y
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Sugar and Coffee

Current Yea
prices. ago
Sugar. granulated, lb....22 6024 90
Coffee. Rio No IN
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Bamboo Phonograph Needle

In the manufacture of a bamboo pho
nograph needle this little splinter Of
wood must be put through number
ready for use. The hard point of the
needle is formed from the enameled
cortical surface Of the cane The poles,
twenty feet long and from two to three
and onc-half inches in diameter, care
fully selected, are sawed into pieces
about an inch long. To force out the
sap and replace it with oil and wax
in the myriad cells of the cane the bits
are put in drip kettles and lowered
into watts laden with an oily mixture at
$40 degrees Fahrenheit, where they re-
main forty hours. Then they go into
tumbling barrels containing hardwood
sawdust, where they get cooled and
polished ed.-lndianapolis News
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
franklin Co. Stockholders
Approve Financing Plans

Shareholders of the II. II. Franklin
manufacturing Company have ratified
the company's financing plans, it was
announced in Syracuse yesterday. The
issuance of no par value common stock
was authorized.
Present common stockholders will
receive four shares of no par value
ior cAch share of the present stock.
a quarterly dividend Of 75 ccnts ~
share on the new common stock wac
declared ""'
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

~ os4d @ot*a. ass ADtii 70. l5i9. "
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED DyEwooD CORPORATION.

New York. June LIST. 1920
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. 10.
toNmon Capital Stock Dividend no. Is.
The following dividends on the stocks OF
TINS Corporation have been dcclarei A
dividend of Sl.75 per share Urom a sum
sot aside for the payment OF 500 per
share for the year lA20) on the preferred
stock. payable july LIST, 1920. q dividend
OF 30 per share on the Common Stocls.
payable july lat, 1920. payable to stock
holders OF record OF Preferred and com
mon stochs at tho close OF business. Tues
day. Juno 18th. 1920
tn" transfer books will not be closed
Checks Will be mnied by tho Now York
Trust Company OF Now York.
DE WITT CLINTON JONES. Treasurer r.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

Sugar Sugar. ggaanulatea, lb....22 @.94 .Ss
Coffee, Santos, No 4..-.22as l.227s .29i3
Sugar-The sugar market was decidedly
easier yesterday with Cubas on offer at
lSc cost and freight and full duty sugars
available at 17Sac c. /. +. and no buyers
Iehners not showing any inclination to
show their hand: Porto Ricos were also
According TO Winett & Gray receipts at
Cuban ports for the week declined about
II 600 tons, being 44,962 tons against
5A,5l6 tons last week and 65,3l7 year
Exports increased. being 7o.os7 tons
against 56.5 week ago and 75,s43 a
centrals in operation, indicating that the
crop Will terminate very early this year
probably earlier than ever before. Re
fined sugar was unchanged as to list
prices. alotments limited and the demand
active.
Coffee Futures--Thc coffee market was
SUI under pressure from liquidation In
July. with next Friday first notice day.
toEether with a lower and dull spot situa-
ton and firm offers from Brazil very
Irregular as to prices and some lower than
on the call prices were 13 to IA points
lower. and while at one time there was a
rally of few points the general trend was
downward, the market closing at net losses
Of II to % points. A special cable from
santos reported a decline in futures of
rs to 125 reis, with earlier decline re-
ported at 25 to 225 reis, which shows any
thing but settled conditions in the
primary markets.
Outside speculation in the local market
is absolutely dormant and bulls dis
couraged over. the almost daily declines
and appear to be getting out at every
opportunity.
official weather reports showed rain in
all districts of Sac Paulo, with minimum
temperatures ranging from As TO SO. and
often rains are followed by cold weather,
but tho recent cold snap in Sac Paulo
failed to stimulate buying here. In fact.
the local market continued to decline.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Hutter-Receipts were 12,55S packages
Creamery, higher than extras. lb., $50. q
40 to 81 score. 50 u q Sc hrsts IS to 81
score. SO q 55c; seconds. So to 81 score ~ q
sc; lower grades ) q 46c, unsaIted. high
er than extras. 90 q G2i2c, extras 80 u q
81 iee, iirsts. 5i2 q Sc; seconds. 5o1 55c
state dalry tubs. finest, 81 a 81 &c, good L
prime. $40 SC; common to fair, J. q Sc
renovated, extras. 005lc; firsts As q 49c
ladies'. current make frsts. IS @ 4Gc, sec
onds IL L q 42c: lower grades 4o@4lc
h2iac; No. >, Ale; lower grades 81 q 4Oc
Cheese Receipts: $500 boxes. state
whole milk. fresh fats. colored or whites
10. 2bia a 27c: average run. 25ia q 26c
lower grades, 20@ csc; twins. fresh spe-
cials, coiored or white, 26 26lac; avera g
run, PC held. as to quality. % q 29c
WISCONSIN. whole milk. held, twins % q
2sc; fresh, go 26 &c; single Daisies fresh
2 i2 n 2sc: held 25G 29lac; double Daisies
1resh. = a 2Sc: held, 25@ 29l2c: Young
Americas. fresh, $li.c; state SKINS fire ST
specials, 1sl2 a 10 i2c; primo TO choice. l6 q
II i2c; fair to good, l2'GD 15Iac; owe,
grades, 5Gt10c.
Eggs. Receipts were 1865 cases; fresh
gathered extras dozen, 4sM 49c: extra
ungraded, 30 = a 42lac; seconds and poorer.
50 q Toe; dirties. special packings. 36 q SIC;
No !, 39 a 35 &c. No. . and poorer 25 n,
81 iac checks good to choice drv' 81
53c; STATE" Pennsylvania and nearby west
crh hennory whites extras 54N SC: extra
f'lsts. ga SIC; hrsts, 49@5lc; gathered
whites, irsts to extra firstS As q 52c under
grades. 42M +Tc; Pacific Coast white ey-
so n : lc; under grades i60 4Sc, small.
81 n soc, OF her western and SOUTHERN gath
cred whites 4oN soc: state. PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby western hennery browns ay-
NaS 7o@ 3Sc: gathered brown and mixed
colors. graded extras. $50 49c, hrsts to
extra firsts, 421l47iAc
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Machine Shapes IOO.Foot Mast

machine has been built which Will
shape masts up to 100 feet in length
and three feet in diameter. The timber
IS set up in the machine and turned
at speed Of fifty revolutions minute,
and 1t IS shaped BY cutter head
wnich IS electrically driven at the rate
OF 700 revolutions minute.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

ANDREM j. MCCORMACK. Auctloneer.
hEernAE sTocks A,1TIoN M enxS SALE
By ADRIAN II. MULLER s. son.
Sft,Ict - WILLIAM STREET.
"tbNtsDaY. II NJ 23D. 1870.
EXCHANGE sAlt;sROOM.
NOS. = AND l5 VEsEY sTKEEr.
~ ORDER 81 Executors.
% shs BANKERS Loan Z: Investment Co
kccrEanlzet Class "a
q s5s. M. ~ W. r Gsetz Import Co.
~ ~ s.,s famson k.,fson Country Club.
" s@s. Mi8Aken Bros.. Inc. common
For Account O, Whom It May Concern.
|""' ar |raaajuato Development CO.
'.ooo jtsz Broadway corpn. "a Mtgs. sqs
Hds.. 1929 "
s.ooo shs Aluminium Metals e Alloys
90 cts central Bank OF wes,ches,er
mn COUNT "niie Plains, Sow York.
100 sfss south v eStern OH CO. OF Hous-
800 aas Corona on en-
go sps. words Petroleum Co
ley SIN Fren Il Woof prefd
shs Keen h "oois common.
Sse.e9e Hfoncn ci,y or VIENNA III Bonds.
Nt.9co DfooklYn. Queens CONT h snbv,b.
NJ, ~ y = ist MiXo 5# Hond1. lb41
SO 9>D sfsa1way Il seventh Ave X T. In,
crneie MrGe III EDndH 1874
zel rms hfaeflean I,oyarr Mli.s
s.op2 @fn C<!a.ic9oa OIL ca
lSp ,5a Cnite1 ca" q Electric Corpn.
-. fcDno.( ~ pfefr.
top s..z H1tiefwofth HuGeon corpn.
1ss.eoo ,aafs, CITY az lfsmburg 4H~
;ss-ob9 .sf>s. '..s,> - nac.;n IN nonae.
- - 'snil'r. ~. r ba1ton ~.
,, ~ op.@ f;et Nae ao2 !. i9z6
s..> ,,f'+ FrAl. +a Dee J.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Markets in Other Cities

Sales Open. High Low. Last.
200 Guffey Gill'pie 26la 26la 261a 81:
% Habirsw Elec 147a 147s 1875 14Tt
400 Kay Co Gas. 2 17s ] -
400 Marland Refg. Az AS Az 4al
33 Mfrs Ii & HIT 53 63 527s 527s
81 Ohio Fuel Sup 81 % 5l% 81 81
45 Okla Gas -. 33l. 334 33A. 33H
60 Pgh Brewing ~. Az AZ a.!
100 Pgh Brew pfd IL IL 11i2 IL:
SEQ Jerome Copper
500 l'gh Mt Shasta 4Oc 40c 40c 4Oc
10 Westng A b .lo6 1o6 100 lO6
So Westng Elec. 49A 49% 49N 492.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
rIive steers fair to
prime, 100 lbs Sli.25 TlS00 sl3o5 n * =
y q beef,
sides. ID. -. .22@ % .l5@ .21
= 100 lbs. -. la.ooals75 17ooa21oo
, ,,., city, @ h. ,oo 200 .c7 ESQ 81
lbs. ........ $500 $50 6oO6N o 90
Dressed mutton,
city, lb. 49,. .14GQ 20 100 rs
L i V t lambs. fair
to prime, 100
lbs. .......... 15.5OOl85O 15000t7 IN
Dressed lambs
city, lib. 24W SO .2nM 20
Hogs, 100 lbs. 1915 q 16.25 5QlcI so
u hogs,
bacon. lb. ;aos @.2l4 .2e@ 2sla
Ness pork, hbl.. $3.50 Q4050 $500 q 5s. 20
Mess beef. bbl... l6O0o(lSOO 35.006rS6 80
l. d. NJ q d .
West, 100 lbs. 2O.55 q oOs5 500 a 35 / 0
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Miscellaneous Market

Security. rate. due. Bid Ask Yield
Am Chice 6s 1921-22.... 96 9SA 80
do ls26-27. ssa. e24s 7.5o
Am Tel &. Tel ss 1922. o3ia "a $50
Am Thread 6s, 1923: ~ 80 go
Am Tobacco Is. 192o.... o9st 1909 s.25
Am Tobacco rs. 1e2l.... e9i4 eeA 7.:o
Am Tobacco Is. 1923.... 99A 1oo 100
An g0sacGe Coz IS ss l'i &c., ssa sa s2 s
Anglo-Am O Ltd 712s. 25: 991a e97s 1.e5
Armour Co conv 6s, 20-'24 80 1Oo t.0O
Bethlehem Steel is, 1922. 97% 9sA 795
Rethlehem Steel rs, 1923. 06hs - 3 -
Canadian Pac Ry 6s, 1924 92A 1914 795
Central Argen Ry 6s 1927 81 a s3 9.l5
C. B & @ CoinD As. 1921 93A % 10 .
Chic Pneu Tool 6s. 1921. 81 100 500
Chic Pneu Tool 6s. 1922: 96 9S 100
Chic Pneu Tool 6s 1923 "a 81 1oo
c. C, & st l. Ry 6s. '29 "a so13 . ~
Clb-Am Su 1st lien 6s. III 9oh 100 500
Cudahy Pack Is. 1873. So ;. ~ az
Del & Hud RR 5s, 1920. 994 1OO 'oo
Del & Hud r rs. 1880 99.s 1Oos $50
Fed Sug Ref 6s 1924.... 81 "a 93n 1.4o
Gen Elec Co Gs. 192O.... 99fs 1U0h 3. .
Ct Nor Ry 5s 1920. 80. 90 s9A $50
Goodrich, B +. con Is, 25 94.s !5A s.l0
Gulf Oil 6s 1921........ 9615 SO 2so
Gulf Oil 6s 1922. 9512 96A4 755
Gulf Oil 6s. 1923....... 95 e6A 7.o5
Hooking Val Ry IS, 1924 So ~ $40
Int r r Co con rs, 1921. II 72 -
Kan City Ter Ry 6s. 1923. 9lts 93 s35
Kennecott Cop rs 1880. 9la4 W. sO3
Lac G 1t LIST ref Is, go 81 93 sos
Lig e. Myers Tob 6s, 1921. 96ss 81 sos
Cent Ry 6s 1920. 99i4 9sHs 7.l5
Philadelphia Gs. 1922.... 9l1a SO 1000
Pennsylvania 4l2S 1921. 81 97ia 10
Proctor e. Gamble rs, '21 99Aa 1904 SIS
Proctor & Gamble Is. '22 99A 100 100
Proctor &s Gamble Is, '23. 1924 99% 7lO
Pub Sr n en- rs. '22 81 So 1850
r Reynolds Tob 6s, '22 95la 957s 1855
Southern Ry Gs 1922..:. 81 81 "A 1913
st Paul U ID guar rs, '23 93 95 715
Swift & Co IS, 1921...... 97la 377s 7.51
Texas Co Is. 1923....... 976s 90 $40
Utah Sec Corp 6s. 1922. s4la sc 1875
West Elcc conv is 1870. US u W t1t
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. June It,

New York. June Il, 1920.
Tho Board OF Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of three CD per
cent. payable on July /. 1920 to stockholders
of record OF June a. 1879
c. IL MARFIELD. Cashier.
AT 4 REGULAR MEETING HELD on
June Is, 1920. at the executive Offices.
suite 00t. Flatiron Building, the Board Of
Directors of the National Equitable In
vestincnt Go. declared tho usual dividend
on preferred stock Of go for the quarter
ending June 80, 1920. and IA dividend at the
rate Of So per annum for common stock OF
record June 25. 1920.
Oticc OF Th" Unitcd Gas Improvement Co.
y. w. Corner Krond and Arch Streets,
Philadelphia June .. iHan.
Tho l'ir,ctors taNc this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent. t$l 90
per Shnrc) on the Common Stock OF this
Company, payable July IS. 1920. Go stock
holders OF record at the cloac Of business
Juno so. 1920. Checks Will be mailed
l. w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Cotton Statistics

liverpool CnbIes-Spot cotton moro lM-
Quiry; middling 81 points lower at 26.old.
Imports 1900, American 1900. Sales
5000. American 1000. Futures opened
quiet at - to 20 points decline. Closed
steady at 90 to 50 points lower July.
23.s9d October. 22.S5d. December, 2lSld.
January, 2l52d; March, 2l.02d. Man
chester; Yarns dull and easier; cloth
buyers hold OFF.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Philadelphia


'lb. 900 Nn Prop 4-es
900 J. sup Inc 6s 81 Gi 81 Ct
900 PhilA Elrc 6s-2M s2M ssN s3s,
2boD PW&b - ctr % 20 % oG .
@,pOp IA new Is .10lM 10lla l0lA. 1917
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
Pittsburgh

I,@@ q rAannns Gas. IA II "a !
100 Barns'ii Cor a Al IL IL 1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
M "A r K EFT S
COTTON CLOSES STEADY
DUE TO FIRM DEMAND


FNl,w yopg A., %, p.... d.
re,,,i.r,,, 49, ,'ii'.., .''
otiv Trm,r ,,,c 10, 49, -.
t,, ,..l., t,, -. II, , ,'..'' ..''
ri-br. ,.,',,,J -, 49,, ~. =
f.f,.- la. r,ii,. - ,ta .,' 'n.
t,t ,r,. ,,,,r..,. No., ~.
.vt.i. ,b. ..,...i b.. ..,.. ...t..
"a, d t.t ..i.'.'. 40 p. d. ~, ..'''
THO w,,t.. ,,...t -
al,.r,. ..l . MINI. %, 49,. '. y,
-. ,,..,...... ........ '.....t '''.'
.r -,-s, &C. r' .',t ,..., '''" 'D"
+.t .i'.' '',.i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
BEARS CONTROL GRAIN
MARKET: PRICES LOWER
q, A.aia,,drua.

CHICAGO Fob l. - Besrish
view which rad'ne packers had
expressed in regard 20 foreign trade
led 90 O. decided setback today in
.ho value uf corn Prices closed
heavy 90 cent 10 --> cents MOI,
lower with Man 1888 80 to rs ana
lulF iiO 5-N tu 80 Oats lost rs
cents Go a., cents aud provisions q
r. a. cent.
IT, vas e. bear day On the corn mar.
N'' from start to finish Quotation,
'IiI"d io respond to huilish novs III
ems character The p.t gave atisn.
ton chiefly 90 breaks In the hog
market 1nd $50 the weakness of los
800 exchange as conurmIur an,
opinions nl packer, that owinf 10
European financial conditions Low or
prices Tor meat we're apparently In
'Ntablr
last prices were the lowest OF the
session
uais sympath.trd with corn weak.
mes.
BE stocks of lard and ribs on
hand hero accelerated the decline ~
Ihr provisions market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

~ NsHnr aifd Pre-.
Brine Fob Q. The federal
council has unanimous Decided upon
the course OF "a, Jon i0r switzerland +
entrance into tbc league OF nations
By eliminating tlc provision ihat a
plehysciie be- held only after tive
principal power had Joined The lea
gnc. This would have meant waite
'ag until The United States became
q member ID Wt- decided hy thc ed.
oral council that switzerland could
NOT walr hcf action dependent on
hat ~ the United States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

bF HfHf. I.frr
Kansas CITY $40 Fob H.
iiGGs -.H.nlted receipts todss
$4,000 hgl- and mediums ss a.
- ceu lower than yesterday
CLOSE helyios SOD Fl. 55 cent. lower
.asanr' top $1,000. bulk %. sale
$3.50" 1900 TOP flf.s5. good b.
.cnoicu heavy hoFs slg.g5Hi3.s0.
Good iO cao., medium hogs $3.50
ls.. good Oh choice Light hos.
i...oH if.f- roueh packing SOW
i-..H 1900 good 10 choice com.
mna STOCK pigs tll0HIl4.50.
CATTLE Estimated receipts TO.
ha} 1000. market closing uneven
uN killing cattle about sieadv
'rolg f0 h.ehpg ln places s'oeke-.
.td Nl'r .lou and steady to
seeds ~ Steers. ChoIr. O..
rrimc .lea'fr.ght siL0o rl5.7s.
sodium io GOOD heavyweight Sl-7.
lf.ou. good 10 choice nghtWeish,
sll-5 1875. choice 90 common
lr1- .ehi $500 ft.-5 Butcher
attic Good to gh0ls common
IHIfcrs $500 r. ll1t. good 20 choi,,
-nuWrn COWS SG.9ONll0O. can
Hrr, aal Gitor. ov. and he.f.r
f5e-a 90 Veal ahr Good %,
ho.e medium light aud handy
mt $1,000 q 1850. Feed.
siofrH Common good 20 choice
sf.NHH 1890 stocker Cows ana
iiei'err Comuon good Oh chole.
$4,000 1895.
slEal--E Estimated receipts tn
iay 1000. market closiu. on a,
sicap grd lambs steady to .trgnr
i'edinE laabs - o. -u cents hrt
20. ton feeders $3.50. choice 10
prime medium lamb. si.g5a 20 90
.1li ani common lambs sle.00g
100. choice 20 prime medium.
lcarIiIg wethers Sir .o0a1sO0.
yocl % choice medium ewes SI0.5o
2 1895. Gull and common ewes
$3.50 1895. breeding ewes 8. 90
n 500, good 10 choice medium
feeder ambs sis50Ni7.-O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
,ollon l.NnorH llcn,,.

~ Associated lusT.
WASHINGTON. Feb. I Despite
further depreciation IN European ca
change, exports of raw cotton from
The United states IN January. accord
ing 10 department ol commerce re-
ports today. amounted To y2s.61l
bales valued at Si9i,965.S53. which
exceeded the former higher record
set IN November 1919 OF g24.i5l
bales worth sisl309.27s
England as usual Nas Che largest
the report smics follow
ed by Japan. Italy France. cigium
aud Canada IN the order given. The
recent stopparo OF cotton imports by
England. department experts say.
came TOO latc Boz January 10 be- re-
Elected IN thp reports of the month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
llank ncrn.it, Incrrn.e

~ HANNf".
WASHINGTON Fob Il M.
ioHH' bank deposit, 90 reserve in
central reserve cities iucrruFsI
fi'i.iNs."ot between November q.
nd December 30, according to fig
i' made public tonight hy John
'acliU1 Williams. comptroller oI
'No currency Of the siNts s'N rem.
r'inf cities. forty four Show nj
o. increase OF s---.ff .ruu
asr-rreair reduction of So -
$4,000 Dob thc urmaH.u- -
Dr. inrr' -r ir tlc three central
ot'c citiDs ~ NsN York.. rlic,~,
f'd 10 Louu Amounted io Sfea
Cos. 1000
Cities who's national bank, .l1V-
81 7H Increase On deposits of fra
"u'1n orr more included Dali.
5000. geo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
'NEURALCIC PAINS
e1ss. WAY 10 Soothing fismIln's
Wizard OIL

Hamiin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
ssheetive treatment for h,adaehe and
neuralgia Rubbed IN where the pain
is, II acts a. tonic 10 the tortured
nerves and almost invariably brings
quick relief
It's he-iing, antiseptic qualities can
always be relied upon 20 preven, in
lection. or other serious results. from
spsaiss, bruises. cuts, burns bites
and stings Just as good. too. Tor
sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites. cold
sores and eanker sores.
Get II from druggists for 70 oents
II not sstiehed return the Sottle and
get your none back
Ever eonstipa,ed or have sich
headaehele Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little piEk pills. "
eentA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
Coffee steady


NEW YORK. Fob o. Tho mar.
Boz Cor coffee features showed poe.
n'V"i .'oldln'.. TODAY owing %.
continued covering and scattered
trade trade buying The opening
was unchanged 10 two points higher
ma closing price, showed net adj.
vance ot % 10 800 points
March n %. MAY 1855, july
lf5N September If-f. Otobc,
ii5- December 1875.
Sn'i coffee quiet hui steady. rio
~ '-N santos Us 1fH2t 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18
Font Worth Liyr>tock

FORT WORTH. Feb iT.-Caitlc
receipts 1000. unchanged Beayes
$500 1880. gocksrs 500
ll.i. COWS Sl.era $50. teif.r,
t'.-i r. 1850. bulls fj..5Hg.uN.
calves S5.s5Hfg.0O.
Hogs receipts i-eU. .-r down
Heavy sl@T-a 1880. light Sia-s
H 1900. medium St2.5O l3.5O.
miNcl sil sos 1850. common
$1,000 Z. llao. Pig SSuONli 90.
She q. receipts coo. sterfv.
Lambs $500 Gc0.e-. yoarllnr,
sl..s1f - 80. wcihors $3.50 1
1880. ewes $4,000 1900. cnlI
$500 900 goats $4,000 $3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

lN NssH .rfUd Pres
NEW YORK Fob 17-Cottor
seed oil WAS easier under scattered
foundation induced by the SHARP
hscnk lu lard short covering Oh
the strength .u cotton checked th.
n'oI'n" Closing prices were % 20
20 points net lower sale, 1880
barrels prmie crude iN.uD0t4.on
nr.mc summer yellow spot .0ss
March sn.5s Nav gO.75. Jul,
- 49, prime winter yellow and
summer elbow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-18

NEW YORK Fob Il Tine local
.liTh'i Tor raw sugar Wa~ pu.pfrf
'"i1' 1nG while non business vt-
rep'iicd Oh" undor'oU' was easier
Holders were asking ten cent. IN.
, uh's cost and freight but ~ ...
believed thlt oven go would be-
accepted with buyer. not Inclined
'u make fresh commitment,
III" market for sugar future,
Nat easter Boo sympathy with raw
'rr closing 40 not decline, oC g
'' Do point. Trad'n1 was puia.
'ith total Transactions uf SOC ton.