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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
HolO Seattle
experts" Dope
Out Big Fuss

JOE DIZARD--I donr sec ho~ Mirks
can last five rounds Dempsey 10 stiil a
young man and there's no reason to bs-
tiexe that he has gone back. I cant for
get what he ava 20 willard.
DOC" WELLS don't see much "
this bird Make. 5udgink from what 1
know Of his record. I think they will call
N the strstchsr bearers for him IN about
the fifth round.
CHARLEY HrIEN--T give Misks three
rounds to isst with Dempsey. saw
Misks fight Battling 1,rvinsky some
time ago, bot he didn't show the stuff
that Dempsey did against willard at To-
ledo last year htsse IL big. tough
fellow, but he hasn't chance with the
champion.
LONNIE AUsTrs-Any bird tina, thinks
Make has chance with Dempsey ia my
idea Of an optimlst 1 give Mlsks about
four rounds.
DAN .sALT-MiEke will give Dempsey
good fight while " Lasts. but /, won't
last long ! give Miake about four or five
rounds Dempsey hits too hard saw
Aiske fight Jack Dillon and thought he
looked Ike good heayywslght prospect
but he doesn't class with Dempsey.
GEORGE OLSON give Dempsey air
rounds In which "a knock him out. n
Aiske lasts that long he should stick the
10 rounds.
JIM PuRsIEY-ft won't take Domp-
sey three rounds to stop Minke
BILL BEOWs-Dempssy should turn
tho trick by tho sleep route In about
five rounds. Misko fought Dempsey twIe.
70 draw before. and should know Jacks
style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
RYAN CAN
HIT
SOUTHPAWS

l~ Of baseball players have irou.
bic hitting southpaws. but Buddy
Ryan, outfleldcr for the Sacramento
Solons. has solved EN-. He says:
Il really don't know ths answer
why I'm hitting ieft.hauded pitching
as well az right. but they don't both.
er me now. southpaws had my mum.
Der when l first broke in. took a
toe hold when they were pitching 70
me and II wasn't long before they
didn't trouble me any more than the
right.handers. That's the only secret
TO the thing as have found IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
SEATTLE RANDOM
THINKS MISKE WILL
LAST ABOUT FOUR
ROUNDS WITH JACK

when they fight for the worlds heavyweight title Benton
Harbor, Mich. Monday.
In fact the entire corps Of sporsmcn PACED today TO give
their idea of how the mill will terminate think that Msc
will be lucky II he isn't killed. and the majority
think that Jack the Giant Killer will introduce the sleep
wallop about the fourth session.
That be the universal opinion in fight circles
thriout the country
Has Dempsey gone back7 Has the champion lost his skill
thru his long ayoff Is the terrible punch still harbored
those big that sent Jess Willard sprawlng year
ago? These the questions that will be answered
Labor day.
There to believe that the Dempsey of today
isn't the big husky giant of July 4, 1919 He has
taken good of himself from all accounts.
Miske is big tough fellow. who should give him run
for his money but unless the dope itself is knocked for
of home Dempsey should still be champion of the world
on Tuesday next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

Joe can hit and VIII go right
after the Filipino, if we know
German ut all.
As far as We know. German has
never been knocked out. but Flores
with his tremendous kick may be the
boy 20 turn the trick.
Flores didn't show much OF a de
Tense against Jackson while the nght
lasted. but he didn't need any. Cor.
man. with hts wicked hooks 20 the
wind. will give Flores plenty to wor
~ about,
German. always popular here be
cause OF hls willingness 20 mix
things. should be n real test for
Flores. II the Filipino wins he will
he a big card. and even u he loses
he will probably be seen In action
again because the fans SURF do IKE
the boys who can sock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

prominent local sportsmen. and some
cash contributions were received. but
nowhere near the amount needed.
Konowaloff would have had to
leave Seattle yesterday to arrive in
Detroit in time TO get used to the
climate Of the big auto city.
Many local swim critics were OF
the opinion that the Seattle star
could have carried off the honors In
the national mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
TIGERS
SCORE
THRICE in
ONE FRAME

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 3,--vernon
got the breaks Thursday and took
the third game Of the series from
Seattle by 3.to-i count. Byron
Houck. who mounted the hill for the
home club. was hit hard. eight bin
gies being registered by the visitors.
but they could only score one run
on the other hand. Ernie Schor.
who tossed the deceivcrH for the Wis
itors. turned In n Utrecht game. but
two OF the bingies came In the NTH
inning, and both were doubles. A
boot by Sammy Bohne helped things
along.
Here's how the Tigers scored their
runs In the NTH: Smith doubled. De-
Vormcr hit TO Schorr. who beaved
The ball TO Bohpe at third. the ball
slipped thru Sammy's dukes and
Smith counted. Dcyormer going n,
second on the error. Houck hunted III
schorr again. and Ernle's throw
catch DeVormer at third was iatS3'
Ellington doubled. scoring Deyorrner:
Mitchell few 10 Cunningham and
Houck scored after the catch.
Seattie's lone run came In the sew
enth when Cunningham tripled and
scored later on schorr's double.
Vernon leads In the series tive
games 10 one.
= -S~~~-~e~~.~~~~-~~.~~
from their slump. and the merry bat
tie IN on.
The three teams were strung out
today with about half a game be.
tween them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
EAST VS..
WEST IN
BIG NET
FINALS?

FOREST HILLS, n. r., Sept. a.
United Press.l-Tennis experts to
day professed to see the east and
west again fighting for the national
singles tennis championship. They
believed 1t was certain that William
~. Johnston OF San Francisco. the
title holder. would meet william T.
Tilden Of Philadelphia. last years
runner up In the finals.
Johnston was hooked up with the
fast going Watson Washburn ~
New York. who eliminated Charles s.
Garland yesterday.
Tilden was to meet Walter West.
brook Of Detroit. The other matches
were:
@. c. Gamer. Boston. and Irving c.
Wright. Boston.
In the semi-finals, Tiiden was ex.
pected 10 be bracketed with the win
ner Of the Johnson Griffith 20. while
Johnston was counted upon to clash
with the winner Of the Gamer. Wright
match.
William Johnston eliminated a real
-~f'N@se><"a itA fbE
when he defeated Richard Norris
Williams in the feature match OF
Thursdays play. The champion won
In straight sets-s-2, Ga, rs.
In the other big matches yester-
day. Tilden defeated young Richards
In three out Of four sets. washburn
took Garland down the line in three
straight sets. and johnson turned In
victory over young Roberts in three
out OF five sets.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
watson N Washburu New York, de-
Ysafed Charles 3. Garland. Pittsburg. To.
rs. is
cisrenc. J orifnn. San FraneIsoo. de-
fea.ed A. J. Lowry, New York. 81.
So. 81
william r. Trden. IT.. PhnadeiphIa.
defeated Vincent Richards. Yonkers. y.
T.. Ga. SIS. s-5. go.
Irving G. Wright. Boston. defeated
Ralph VI. Burdick. Chicago. 81. 80. 81
William N. Johnston San Francisco.
defeated r. Morris Williams. H., Boston,
ga 60, 7-5
Walter wsstbrook. Detroit defeated IT,
Eroockmsnn. Cambridge, Mass. 81. So.
81
O. coitart Gamer. Boston. defeated T..
r.. Mahan. New York. ell, ca, 60.
Fourth round complete.
Wallace p. Johnson. Philadelphia. de-
feated Roland Roberts. san Francisco.
81. s-s. ga. 50. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
KONOWALOFF WILL NOT
ENTER MILE SWIM RACE

Nitric konowaloff. Seattle's crack
distance swimmer. will not be sent to
Detroit, Mich, to compete In the ma
tional mile race Labor day.
Lack OF time TO raise sufficient
money to cover Konowaloffs ex.
penses is the chief reason why Seat
tie will not have an entry in this big
annual event.
Promises were extracted from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

Uses ps~>ea. se~s1ie lightweight.
tsnt making . sery good so OF 70 In
sAe Ssush. Judging fr0n the results
- his tive ssssts there. He Was
hnerked eat In HE first boat by Ted
OTzaxs. and then sesk . Beating frcm
Yeang NierrA- Hort never eoald take
. gussl hard WaeIsp On the chin. hot
~ wns never ssepp~d here. Prank
Psee cssnisg sAn<s N Knocking him
eat than any ether ring man- Pete
knecked him down . flock 81 times
when they fsssht 81 the Armsry last
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
BOUT WITH JOE
CORMAN WILL BE
BIG TEST FOR
MARCARIO FLORES

Marcaro Flores the Filipino lightweight, who jumped into
Prominence bout when he knocked out Eddie Jackson
Seattle ghte recently has chance to jump into the big
money he dispose of Joe German by the same methods
at the Arena next Wednesday.
The little Portland bater is of the toughest eggs in
the game referring to his ability to take punishment And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
TORKY is BACK

NEW ORLEANS Red Torkel-
son, pitcher and chief comedian for
the Pelicans. has reconsidered his
threat 70 quit the club and is back
furnishing entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

c1neinanii :. ~ Louis =.
Rev York 8. PittsbprG /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

summary r~o-bass hits-amlth. I'd
inHton, hehorr. Three bans hit---cun-
bingham. Raerfffes hits - Devormsr.
n0ueh. Mitchell. zsgaioes. Struck out
ny hrhoff 4, Roses on baiiH~-Off Echorv
:. Runs responsible for--sr horr }. Hooek
I. Double piays-Fishsr 90 Mitchell TO
Musiisri baldwin 20 ksnworthy. I'm.
pifes-Cassy and Hoimss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

King Rama VI. Of Siam has ~
motor cars. and when he goes riding
he drives his own machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

Gene Tsnney or so-esifec. who IL now
~ Camp L~wt.. will work out az the
Ar~na Saturday Afternoon. " he 10 the
rial Gene Tunney. the A. y. y cham
zion. be should make winning showing
here Clay Hits IL thinking Of match
ns him up With the winner Of The Her.
5han-Farmsv fight that features IN.
opening Of the Tacoma season nsxt week
lee waterman, manager 90 rrsskle
JcussL tho California ~.itsrweixht. 3.
suck on Eddie Moore. the local nrwsls
0ywcixht- Moore may 90 south with
Waterman soon. Moore can hit for a
little fellow says joe. '-snd he has
shown that he can fight ard has pisnty
" nerve. with q little more Instruction
~ sheaid develop into q mighty good
bey."
D11ly Wright. fsrmev Cssss wesfev
champion. IL training every day. and
= aaxis~s foe snsshss crack II
Tvssse Davis. present tisi~-hsis~v.
wright wca the title from Davis the
1nss time they mes. snd lilly figures
~ eaa tiek the Everett bsy agsin-
-Four Judges vtii hand out the v.rsfie,
~ the nrnny Leonard Eddie Fttrsirn.
mems tnxxle In New York September ~
N the Judges are d~adioeks at two and
tuo the referee VIII give ne decieisr.
The Judges selected BY Ter Ricksrd are
Jim corbett. Major Anthouy prexei md.
die. Billy Muidoon and CHARLEY Thorne.
The bout will be Is ruunds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03

The only coinage minted BY the
Confederate states during the civil
war consisted OF four hslf-doiIars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29
FROM WALL STREET
Price Changes Early Mixed,
But Auto and Rubber Issues
Under Pressure.

NEW YORK. July 29.-Price changes
were again very mixed and confusing
at the opening OF today's stock market
The Independent steels and automobile
issues, including rubber accessories
we're under further pressure, but rails
and equipments responded to moderate
covering, Cruclble Steel and Chandler
Motor lost III points each. and Kelly
Springfield tire dropped points. Gen.
trail Leather recovered part OF yester-
days setback, and firmness was shown
by such leaders as L. S. Steel. Baldwin
Locomotive and Reading. Early quota
tions for exchange on London denoted
more acute weakness
Additions TO the advance of the morn
ing were made during the intermedi-
ate session when call money eased to
7 per cent as result Of the very light
inquiry for funds. Equipments and oils
were brought forward by pools and the
railway division developed firmer ten
denotes
Stocks recorded their best prices in
the later dealings when steels, rails,
equipments and oils were l to 3 points
above yesterdays final quotations
Closed strong,
Range OF prices OF tho New York stock
exchange, with previo1s closing bids.
furnished by Shepard & Gluck. FANS
building
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HEATING BIDS WANTED,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in a certain deed OF
trust, executed the 1st day of July, 1913,
by Parkway Land Company "a corpora,
tom, to the undersigned as trustee, as
same appears of record in the office Of
the register Of Shelby County, Tennes-
see, in Book $40 Page %, and the owner
the undersigned to advertise and sell
the property secured by said deed of
trust, this is to give notice, that we
will, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1920,
commencing at 10 o'clock noon, at the
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee,
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following described property,
to-w1t
Situated in Shelby County. Tennessee.
as follows:
Lot 4. block IL of Horn Brothers
Galloway Park subdivision as shown by
plat of record in Plat Book s, Page 1tS
of the registers office of Shelby County,
Tennessee; beginning at point in the
south line of Galloway avenue one hun
dred and fifty-six (156) feet east of
the east line of Ayers street, thence
east with Galloway avenue fifty $50
feet; thence south parallel with Ayers
street, one hundred and twenty C12O9
feet: thence west fifty (50) feet; thence
north one hundred and twenty 12O)
feet to the beginning.
All right and equity of redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
deed of trust and the title Is believed
to be good, but we will sell and convey
only as trustee.
BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUST CO..
- Trustee.
by BY 5. J. SHEPHERD, Trust Officer.
ThiS July LIZ 1Q9n
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY, July 29,-Butter,
poultry and eggs unchanged:
Potatoes 35c lower, $2.l5q2S0 bushel'
CHICAGO. July 29-Potatoes weak;
Virginia. 27OOd7,50 barrel Missouri
sa cked, Early Ohios, S.75qS,s0 cwt';
cobblers, S3.S0q4lo.
CHICAGO. July 29,-Butter, lower;
creamery, 4SGb3c. .--o --..
Eggs, higher; receipts, 1880 cases
firsts, 43h@44i9c; ordinary frsts, 40q
42c: at marx, cases included. nc;
storage packed extras 46d46lRc; stor-
age packed firsts, As lsG iec
Poultry, alive. unsettled; fowls, 32c;
broilers, 3Sq42c
ST. LOUIS. July 29-Poultry, springs
SIC; others unchanged
Butter, creamery, b4c.
Eggs unchanged,
-
CHICAGO. July 29.--Butter lower
creamery. 43953c.
Eggs higher; firsts. 43l9 a44isc
Poultry, alive. unsettled; fowls, SIC
hroilers. 3SG42c.
NEW YORK. July .29-Butter, firm;
creamery firsts, 5lAd54iac.
Eggs, steady; fresh gathered firsts,
lSd50c
Cheese. steady; 25q26i2c,
Live poultry, steady broilers. %lU50c.
Dressed, quiet, broilers, 54q59c.
NEW YORK. July 29.-Bar silver, do
nestle 1914 foreign, 9SA. Mexican
dollars, II,
CHICAGO. July 29.-Swlft & Co
closed l07h.
NEW YORK. July 29,--Copper dull,
electrolytic spot and third quarter, l9
Iron firm and unchanged Tin easy
| spot $3.50: August September 4S.25
anthony, $50 Lead steady, spot. $50
| Zinc steady; East st, Louis, 77bmSOO
Az London: Copper, spot, 500, lis, Sd
| futures. sea, Is. Cd; clectrolytic, spot
clio: futures. Ell5; tin, spot, G265
IS, futures, E270. IS; lead spot. ES6
Is cd. futures, f36 U.s. cd; zinc, spot
En; futures, G42. 15s
NEW YORK, July 29.-Coffee, No.
Rio, 100, futures. steady; Sept, s.95,
Dec, 1871.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 29.-Turpen
tine. firm. $3.50; sales, l67: receipts
$50; shipments 25l; stock, 1874 Rosin
steady. sales. 1871; receipts, l,477 ship
ments. 1880: stock. 1854 Quote; b
IlO.SO: d, 1900 10 SIS, z, F, G. II. !, X
NJ. l340Gl3.5O; n. Wg, l300q 1910
WV, 1300Il3,45.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.-Favorable
weather over the greater portion OF the
belt, poor cables and private bureau
report on condition OF 76,6 per cent Of
normal. Indicating a crop OF l3ioo,oOo
bales. caused heavy selling OF cotton
today, and during the first hour OF
business prices dropped so TO SO points.
October fell off 10 3l.07c and March TO
20 35c.
The selling movement continued until
prices were 50 TO So points under the
close OF yesterday. Early sellers start
ed realizing and their demands for COW
ers checked the decline and brought
about a small recovery. Toward noon
the active months were at net losses
OF 30 to So points.
In late trading market moved WITHIN
a narrow range but maintained a steady
tone, mainly as the result OF private
bureau report on condition OF 70 per
cent. indicating a crop OF l2,4OOOO
bales Toward the close prices were
81 to So points under the finals OF yes
terday.
Spots closed quiet at decline OF 20
points; low middlIng, 1850 middling,
59.2 5: good midling. 1880 Sales on the
spot. 1876.
80 to 81 points. 49,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29

NEW YORK. July 29--Bearish news
from all quarters caused another break
in the cotton market today After an
opening decline Of to 80 points the
market yielded to Wall street. local and
Southern selling, Influenced by a prl.
waite condition figure OF 1876, with an
estimate Of 10. 100 900 bales for the crop
and by further weakness in foreign ex-
change and favorable weather. Prices
sold off 90 to AZ points under last night
October touching 32l3c; December,
S0SSc, and January, Boise,
Stnl greater weakness developed
around midday when October sold as
low at 90 02c December, 30 Gle and Jan
uary, 30 SIC. the whole market showing
a net loss Of 80 to rs points under pres
sure due to the favorable weather fore
cast, but attempts by shorts. to cover
resulted in quick reactions OF 80 to 20
nointg and the market at noon showed
a much better undertone.
Dizziness prevailed in the early after
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DOW.JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, July Ex-Governor
Harding, of fe ieral reserve board, says
as far as money and credit for moving
crops are concerned, it's only fair to say
country never been in so good position
as now.
Estimated Wall street loans down
close to $500 900, 900.
Villa agrees to terms of surrender re-
firing to private life with full citizen
Ship and pension.
Steel trade organs in weekly review
of conditions find little Improvement in
transportation and see further curtail-
ment Of operations unless unforeseen
happens.
Royal Dutch to acquire additional In =
terests In Baku, Russia, oil field for
$3.50, 900 900.
Bank of England rate unchanged at
per cent.
Twenty industrials, 1896, off 70; 20
rails, 71.S0, off is,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS, July 29.-Hogs-Recelpts
light, higher. Heayq, $l4.25q15.OO; me
dium, $l500015.75: packer sows, $1,000
Oils; thins $900@10O0 skins $S00a
100; stockers, 60 lbs. and up, 1850
11.76; pigs, fat. 11.50Q14.00; thin, $1,000
Q11.75.
Cattle-Receipts fair; steady. steers
medium heavy, $S.00q9.0O; light butch,
$500; choice light stockers, $600@7.O0;
butcher heifers, $1,000 800; fat cows,
$S.O0G9 90; cutters, 5000 500; Gamers,
49, 506425; veal calves. good, $4,000
$1,000; light and poor. $5.00@I00; bulls.
fat, $6.0O0700; medium, $4.5OQ6.5O.
FORT WORTH, July 29,--Cattle, re-
ceipts, $500; draggy; 75c lower; beeves,
Hogs, receipts. 500; steady to 15c
higher. Heavy, $15.50@15.75:
Sheep, receipts, 500; steady. Lambs,
$lO00Q13.50.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-Cattle, receipts
$500; steady; steers generally Csc low
err; top steers. $14.25 bulk, 10000
1900; yearing steers and heifers steady
Gamer cows steady at $3,75@4.50; bulls
slow, calves soc higher; good and choice
vealers, $1550@1625.
Hogs, receipts, 5000; Csc higher; top
$16.40; bulk light and medium weights
$16.OO@16.4O; bulk heavies, $15.50@16 500
Sheep, receipts, 5000; slow to Csc
lower; top lambs, $140O; bulk, $1S 90
G14,O0; top ewes. $3.50; bulk, $IOOq
750,
CHICAGO. July 29.-Cattle, receipts,
IL, 900; steady to strong on choice steers
early top $16.S5; bulk choice, $1,000
1880; grassy cattle weak; bulk, Sll.0C
@145O; best cows steady, mostly $40 "
G11.5O. medium cows uneven $5.75q
s. 90: Gamers steady, $42564.50; bologna
bulls slow, $6.25@725; butcher bulls
draggy; few sales vealers, $15.75@175Oi
stockers steady.
Hogs receipts, 21OOO, uneven, 25c tn
SOC higher top SlsO0; bulk S5 light and
sows. SIS S5Gi4, Is; pigs, $14 .5OG15.OO.
Sheep, receipts, $4,000; slow; first
sales 25c lower; top native lambs, $14 rs
bulk, $13O091400; sneep steady; top
native ewes, 1925.
KANSAS CITY. July 2s.-Cattle 500;
beef steers and she stock steady to Csc
lower. top steers. S16.15; bulk of plain
grass kind, $S5069.50; bulk she stock,
Sc 0068.50: Gamers mostly $4.0OQ450;
calves steady to SOC lower; top veal
ers. $780, feeders steady; stockers
dull
Hogs, 1000; 15@25c higher; mostly
CSC higher: top 80: bulk light and
medium, $15.35q15.55; bulk heavy, $3.50
@15.4o.
Sheep 5000; better grade lambs gen.
orally 25650c lower; others steady to
25C lower; sheep about steady: bulk
good and choice native lambs, $4,000
400; best fat ewes, $500
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 29.-Cattle
Receipts 400, slow, steady. Heavy
steers $1250G14.00; beef steers, $7509
1890 feeders, $7.5O@1OOO; stockers
Hogs: Receipts 500. twenty-five cents
higher; $50 pounds up, $1450; i65 to
$50 pounds, SIG 00f4120 pounds SEE;
pigs $1O25@11.25; throw-outs, $ll25
sheep: Receipts 1000, slow. Lambs
s14.OOG1475 lighter tops $500; sheep
81 O067b0
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29

farmers wanting to make contract to
sell new corn. Feeders will only make
bids Of Slot. & NJ. to Clark & Co.
Chicago. -Market plainly shows that
corn and oats buying has been by
shorts. There is no Investment buying
because grams are cheap for they are
not.-Dennis.
Chicago.-Argentine weekly forecast
Shipments this week, wheat 4,4fV'ooo
bushels; corn. 1900, 000 bushels, oats. J.
$50. 900 bushels; llnseed 100000 bushels
Stocks.
New Worthwhile expectations that
interstate commerce commission VIII
hand down rate decision end this week,
II Is fairly general there that 1t ~ not
unanimous. A railroad official who mas
had long experience predicts decision
will not come until latter part oil next
week Dow Jones a Co.
New York. banks are cali
ing loans rather largely this morning
New York.-For the first time III
over a year we have a pleasant word
from an official of the reserve bank
but q little money at something under
present rates would be more convincing
to the public that an Improvement mas
occurred. There has undoubtedly peer
lot of liquidation in commodities as
well as In security but does not neces-
sarily mean we are ready for the re-
turn trip and a renewal of expansion.
The. most hearish element at the mo-
ment Is the coal situation and manu-
featuring plants may find themselves
in uncomfortable position very soon
T. & NJ. to Clark & Co,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-29

CHICAGO. July 29.-Cash: Wheat No.
red 81 6SGS Is. No. red. 81 a So
Corn: No. ? mixed, N.FGl.4S; No. ?
Oats Oats; No white, sO9S2c; No.
~f Rye: N No. eS !. s. ,ss@sOsH.
Barley; 9bcdSi.0b. Timothy seed.
50 o0Gli.25. clover seed, $50; ooa25 90.
Pork nominal, Lard, 1857 Ribs,
$l6.60Gl70o.
ST. LOUIS. July 29,--Cash: Wheat,
No red winter, S2,54d2.b6. No. 3. red
winter $3.50; December, seas asked,
March, $23S asked,
Corn. No. > white. Sl.5l No, white,
Si47; September. Ni2h; December,
'c oats: No. . white. SEC; No ; white,
S5c. September. 69bc, December 6s&c
asked.
KANSAS CITY. July 2s,-Closed:
Wheat, December, &26A, March,
corn. September, u37H; December,
{l23S.
KANSAS CITY, July 29,-Cash wheat
unchanged to Sc lowker, No, l hard
s255q26S, No. 2. t2.5Id26s; No. red
81 55a257. No. 2, t2,6tG255.
Corn unchanged TO &c lower; No.
mixed N47al.4s; No. white. 81 so,
No yellow, 81 50.
oats unchanged, No. 2 white, 77q1Sc,
No. . mixed CSC: No, red, 69c.
Rye. &2l5d2.20.