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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
Say Safe BlOWer
Wanted In Chicago

Frank Wayne, alleged safe blower,
under arrest at Shaw, Miss, follow
ing the postoffice robbery at lndianola,
Miss, is wanted on the Chicago federal
district for a recent postoffice robbery,
according to word received from that
city Tuesday by Paul Waggener, Ber-
tilon expert of the Memphis police de
partment He is wanted there under
the name of George l.. Eastbrook, hav-
in. been identified by Bertillon and
finger prints as the same person.
Waggener Tuesday received word
from st. Louis that Wayne, alias East
brook, was not wanted at that place
for his alleged attempts to blow post e
office safes. However, the St Louis
authorities verified the fact that he
was the same man who was tried for
the robberies.
Wayne, and his alleged aceomplice,
George Moffatt, are being held at
Clarksdalc, Miss. in default Of $4,000
bonds. They have engaged the services
Of Attorney Abe Cohn, of Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
AMBULANCE RUNS
DOWN WOMAN

Mrs Bertha C. Smith, aged 50. 5sl
Jessamine street, was taken to st. Jo-
seph's hospital In an unconscious con
diuon Tuesday noon suffering from Sc
we're injuries received when she was
struck by a negro ambulance at Linden
avenue and Lauderdale street Her
condition was said to be sArious. She
Is the wife OF Patrolman w O. Smith.
Police Tuesday were looking for J H.
Donnigan and Herman Fleming, said
10 be employees OF Thos Il, Hayes I'm
dertaking establishment, According to
the officers the ambulance was driven
by the two and is owned by the Hayes
company. No report Of the accident was
made to central headquarters by either
the hospital or Thompson Bros. who
carried the woman TO St Joseph's.
St Josephs attaches refused TO give
out any information relative to Mrs.
Smiths condition. According to Kyle
Hardy, Adams avenue. who Witnessed
the accident, she is badly injured He
told police her skull likely was frac-
tured
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the deots and obligations se
cured To be paid in warranty deed
with lien retained. executed the 18th
dav Of November. 1915, by w. w. Price
aud wife, Bessie Price, 10 the under
signed as trustee, as same appears or
reccll In the office Of the register 81
Shelby county, Tennessee, in book 6S4
paPt 1892, and the owner of the debt
secured having requested the under
signed 10 advertise and sell the property
secured by said deed, all of said in
del .eeness having matured by default
In tie payment of a part thereof this
is to give notice, that we will on
FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1920,
cotlH encinr at II O'Clock noon, at the
southwest corner OF the courthouse,
Memphis Shelby county. Tennessee,
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof. proceed to sell at public outcry
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
the following described property. to-
wit
Situated in Shelby county. Tonnes
see, as follows.
Lot 1883 in Montgomery Park Place
subdivision Of part Of the Deadrick
tract, as per plat recorded in book 8.
page 81 registers office. Shelby coun-
ty Tennessee. forming a parcel CT
ground fronting forty t40) feet on cast
side of Hamilton avenue and running
back between parallel lines one hum
dred (i00) feet more or less.
All right and equity of redemption.
homestead and dover waived in said
deed, and the title is believed to be
good. but we will sell and, convey only
as trustee,
BANK OF CoMMTRCE & TRUST CO..
Trustee.
By $. ]. SHEPHERD. Trust officer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
FROM WALL STREET
Market Irregular at Opening
and Disposed to React on
Money Conditions.

NEW YORK. March 30-Stocks
were under the influence OF yester-
days money furry at the opening Of
tOday's session, irregular price changes
rejecting the more cautious dealings
Of traders. Except for several Of the
more prominent steels equipments and
oils, which made initial gains Of one
to three points, the market Was dis
posed to react. A fiTmer tone develop
ed within the first half-hour, however,
Crucible Steel General Motors and At
lRntiC Gulf displaying pronounced
strength.
The per cent loan rate held during
the midsCssion and exercised a reassur-
ing effect Minor speciallies and utih
ties were strong but CTucible Steel and
active oils and equipments extended
their gains Of the morning. StutZ made
further advance to $50.
The closing was irregular: sales ap-
proximately 7SO, 900 snares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
REPORT DUE FRIDAY

The report of the special grand jury
committee Investigating conditions Of
alleged peonage at the Boys Industrial
and Training school at Bartlett Tenn,
will be made nese frISps.~.ss all pTott~
bihty.
The grand jury committee made no
report to the probing body Tuesday,
when the grand jury met in regular ses-
sion r Henry Lake, one of the mem
bers Of the investigating committee, was
not present. having been excused FROM
duty Tuesday by Judge ]. ED Richards.
of first division criminal court.
The committee which probed condt-
lions Of farming out" boys committed
to the institution is COMPOSED Of Joan
Thomas, foreman Of the grand jury; Il.
Henry Lake and j. H. Myers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
FOUR INDICTED.

The Shelby county grand jury Tues
day returned four true bills out of four
bills considered thus holding their bat
ting average for tho day to | 600 pcr
cent Among those indicted was Albert
Nicklebcrry. negro, on a charge of hay
ing assaulted with intent to murder
Patrouan W II. Singleton Nickel
berry. it was alleged, leaped unon the
policeman at Winchester avenue ami
North Front street with a knife I'm his
hand and attempted to stab Singleton
But the officer, with the last bullet IN
his pi stol sent a shot crashing through
the negrO's stomach
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, March 3O.-Potato S,
steady; receipts, n cars; Northern
round white sacked, s5S5@6.OO: North
ern round white, bulk, $6.00@670, Min
nesota Early Ohios, $6.25.
NEW YORK, March sO:-Butter, firm:
firsts, creamery, 62la @65c. Eggs, cas-
Ter; fresh gathered firsts, 47@4Shc.
Cheese, irregular, average run, 27h@
2Shc.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Bar silver,
l261a' Mexican dollars, 96%.
NEW YORK. March 8O-Coffee. No.
Rio, 15c futures, steady; May, 14.35c;
July. 14.60c,
CHICAGO, March 3O.-Butter lower;
creamery, 5O@66c,
Eggs lower; firsts, 411a@H%c.
Poultry alive, lower, springs, 3Sc !;
fowls Acc.
ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-Poultry and
butter unchanged.
Eggs, 40c.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Live noultrv
steady; chickens, 37@43c Fowls, 446
45c; old ROSTERS 26c; turkeys, 55c.
Dressed steady, prices unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, March 3O.-Butter,
unchanged
Eggs, current receipts. 3Oc lower: per
case, $3.50; firsts. 1c lower, Acc.
Poultry. hens, 212c higher, &c
Potatoes, unchanged $625G6.SO.
WASHINGTON. March 3O.-Butter.
lower; creamery, 50m56c.
Eggs. lower; receipts, $685. cases;
firsts, 41h@41%c: ordinary firsts, 800
4Oc; at mark, cases included, 40D41c.
Poultry. alive, lowerl springs, Csc;
fowls. 40c.
NEW York, March 30-Copper firm;
electrolytic spot, 1S%@19; second quar-
ter, l9c.
Iron steady; prices unchanged, An
6S75
Metal exchange quotes lead nominal;
spot and March offered at S.S71a
Zinc steady East st. Louis delivery,
spot, S.45 bid.
AT London; Spot copper e1O7, lis,
Sd; futures, clio, lis, Cd.
Electrolytic spot, G115; futures,
els.
Tin, spot, es59, los; futures, $3.50,
los.
Lead spot, cal; futures, e4S.
Zinc spot, ESQ; futures, e52 IS.
SAVANNAH. March 3O.-Turpentine,
firm, 225; two sales at 227b; receipts
IA; stock, zoos; rosin. firm and I'M
changed. Sales. 20: receipts 220; ship
ments. 1,42S; stock, 1855; quote B.,
1900; d. e. F. G., 1880; H. l., 1855: K,
1900; NJ, 1925; ~. 1850; Wg, 1900;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
STANDARD OIL BEGINS
PROFITS DISTRIBUTION

NEW YORK. Marcn SO.--The Contin-
entail Oil company. which today de-
first Of the Standard oil properties to
Denver. is one of the segregated com
panies of the Standard oil company Of
New Jersey, and operates mainly in
the Rocky Mountain region. It is the
first OF the tSandard Oil properties to
declare an extra stock disbursement
since the recent United States supreme
court decision holding such dividends
exempt from the income tax
The stock advanced Is points to 6i5
on the stock exchange after announce
ment OF the new disbursement
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

during Gbe middle ct tac day. Fresh
business was probably restricted by the
approach OF the two-day adjournment
and uncertainty with refer Ice 10 pend
ing legislation which would affect de-
iyeTies an contract
Trading continued very quiet during
the middle OF the afternoon with prices
showing little further change Moder-
ate rallies met scattered realizing. how
ever. and active months ruled about 20
10 25 points net lower around 3S-66C for
May and 80 49c for October
Futures closed steady and unchanged
70 decline OF ~ points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
GRAIN MARKETS.
Corn FirmeT on Approach OF
Time for MORth-End
Settlements.

CHICAGO. March 3n.-Approach of
muuth-eud settlements had a slightly
buIish influence TODAY on the corn
market RruGrts were also current that
foreigners We're buying a con siderable
amount Of bFeadsJuffs. Including some
corn flour. Opening prices which
ranged from lic decline 10 SIC advance
with May 81 Sc 10 Sl.56is ard July $3.50.
were followed by a slight sag and then
by moderate general upturn
Corn and oats rallied slightly near
the end Of the session as a result OF a liz
tie local short covering prices holding
within relatively narrow limits. on the
advance corn touched a new high rec
ord for the crop when IL closed AT 81 81.
May corn closed lie higher at N5I to
H.57is and July, 81 50t to 1851.
Oats were easter owing 70 progress
In seeding After opening iam&c down
to sc gain including July at 7sisC to
IS C. the market hardened a tritle
Absence Of support allowed provisions
10 decline.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
CUT BIG MELON.

DENVER Col, March 30.--Continen-
tai Oil company directors at meeting
last Saturday decided to pay stock
dividend of 200 per cent. each stock
holder to receive two additional shares
for one now held. Books close against
the disbursement April 10, and payment
viii be made before the end Of the
month
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
nEAIAa

BLANKENSHIP.- In this city, Tues
day morning, March 80 1920, Charles
Blankenship, father of Thomas +
Biankenship, OF this city, and Doris
and Louis Blankenship, OF Poplar Grove,
Ark
Funeral will take place from the par
ors Of Mcdowell 4 Monteverde this
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited. Interment in Elmwood
cemetery
BAkER--At residence. No. 1910 Lin
den avenue, Tuesday morning March
30. 1920, at i:30 o'clock, Frank Smiley,
age 60 years husband Of Mary Boykin
Baker, father OF VIM L.. Frank s. Ir.
and Hazel Baker, Mrs. G, w. Eubanks
and Mis- j. NJ. Carstarphen.
Funeral services will be held In the
pnrlors Of Spencer Company PAS Madi-
son avenue. Due notice OF funeral viii
be given.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Mercantile
paper, 6l2q6%. Exchange weak ster-
ling 60-day bills, 3.S1%; commercial Co
day bills on banks. 38lA, commercial
6O,,day bills, 3.Slh: demand 1854 ;
cables, 1861.
Francs, demand. 1896; cables 1894.
Belgian francs demand. 14,17; cables,
l415.
Lire, demand, 20.62: cables, 2O.6O
Marks, demand, 1879: cables, 40.
Government bonds iRegular; railroad
bonds, easy
Time loans, strong: so days 80 DAYS
and s months snSR.
Cali money strong high, TO- low. 8:
ruling rate, S. closing bid. 9; offered
at 10; last loan, 10, bank acceptances, 6,
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MEMPHIS MARKETS


,. ~. = ~ ~ e3e'N pIiSea rum
'ooN'' 10 'el.LleEi
produce.
-. ,---, ,--.,-.. -.
nrT. tea5:S." '''''' '- '''' ~ ''''
wv. rssn eTesiaery pound pr,gLs,
waited, obs2c. ...
Cheese, ream prints. aiHsge
Pouitry-pucks. S5F ioc, hens. alive
a. 90 ".e' o. q. gr'' "s.-.s 80
5o,,.r,Jj.' -. 1--WE. -6s..,..' Hf ,,.
Vegetables,
H.. - ,.
e AZ n ',N ;iES per TO- '1e' Lima PEI
Peas-CSlifornia back-oysd per 10
w. .,-, 60. ,-.,..-,o.
Spanish, crate. s1.5o9S75; california
| cwt, SIc5.
potatoes-Cwt. all varieties st25a
leo.
Sdhbage-I eNas, cwi., $5.VpHJ -
/ Louisiana. crate. nominal
L"iiuee-Caliiornla: crate. eSH y
Celery Bunch. California, 81 500 ? 90
lomatoes-CubaE. nominal Florida
Us sS ss,Sy to o,gT, Rusbs, :, 7,as 90
rr'. Hushr, btslet 3 90
il,arsRiip,s.-bushci basket. S3ec.
Prppers-Sratc s. ooaS So
Snaps-Hamper. 7.j0HS5o,
| English Peas Hamper st.
PYnvlsIons
extras. Gle.
Sugar Cured Meatg-StApdaru hams
| s2QSlc.
Bacon--Fancy selected. tOai7c.
compound. lbs, 2Ig4he! snowdrift
Creto' 81, la -. " rookirs Ill T.. -
Dressed HoRs-50 to 90 pounds, ID
! i7glSc. larger sizes. enc cent lower.
Gram ann Feedstuffs
NAAA "hu SSNS'"AAS'
Merchants Exchange ouotationsl
oats-White, dray lots, Sl.i7, mixed
"%Sops-Per ton, less than car lota
NlOO,
No. white. si.st; No , mixed. 3i.9s.
Mil Feeds-Drav lodo lots. tuu. ur,n
faV sgE sRGTts SSS fS 90: ,,s, Va
| !. $500; No 2, tll %. alfalfa. choice
| sac 00 No. /, $500; No .. S3S 3d.
Groceries.
F1our-Barrei. 2i-pounJ sacH, :ls 500
1 law, SeH-ElS.nE. 4l4.EUM 40,
| Meal rrant. "a 100 h sarks
! zoe. 50-lb. sacks, Si05. 26-lb. sacks
81 20. 10Th sacks IL 90. burlanz 10,
| sNua, sTandaru iDg lUwer.
Coffee Arbuckle's roasted. case
Memphis basis. 4s2Oc: roasted. bulk
Der ID, nominal; green, common ordi.
aag5S SOa 95e; Java @alSc.
| aominal; clarified, 1Thc.
Rice--Head, pound. l4h d Ice; broken
| lVWllc.
uidas and Wool
"ho "NA'
Hides-Nc. green, salied. sid22c
parity cured, 10000, green, lsGl9c
damaged culls. half price, dry flint, 8
434C, dry sailed, J003lc. NO 2lgrade
lc lower
No. ! horse hides, S6.00a6.5o; No.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
GRAIN.

Chcago--The Quaker oats company
running its plants at 50 per cent OF
capacity as the export demand has lall-
en- off steadily FOR some time. 1t does
not expect to change Its runs the bal
OF this season. No purchases OF oats
have been made here In 10 days except
to fiji shipping contracts,
Chlcago--Kansas wheat crop is esti-
mated 80, 600 900 to 100, 100000 bushels
by Kansas City people allowing for a
loss Of / 900, 900 to 100000 acres due TO
drouth. This acreage will go mainly
into oats.-Shepard 4 Gluck
Grain Forecast--W Wisconsin: Fair to-
night. Wednesday unsettled warmer,
Minnesota, Iowa, North and South pa-
kota: Unsettled tonight and Wednes-
day, colder. strong shifting winds. Bal
ance: Fair tonight and Wednesday, be-
coming unsettled ednesday night.
moderate temperatures.
Chicago-No live stock receipts untIl
further advised account OF strike at
the yards,
ChiCago-COnstant e fere n 2 to
premiums for cash corn may be tire
some but deferred contracts AS they
mature are governed solely by the price
of cash corn, therefore the necessity
for reference to, and recognition OF
stubborn facts Contracts grains are
7 =
and there Is no worth while evidence
OF any particular increase In receipts.
The short side Of May corn Is uncer-
tain to say the least~-BabCoCk TO j.
+. Clark & Co,
Memphis receipts: Corn. %; oats, 20;
hay. 81; alfalfa meal, 10 cars.
Hog receipts Omaha, 1880; Kansas
City, $4,000; Sioux City. 10000; st. Jo-
seph, 5000; st. Louis. 10000
Chicago--Receipts Wheat, $4,000;
corn, 272.000; oats. 27S,0OO, Shipments:
Wheat, $4,000, corn, $1,000; oats, 49,
600.
St. Louis--Receipts Wheat, $4,000;
corn, 100000 oats $4,000. Shipments;
Wheat, $4,000; corn, 10000; oats g..
900
Chicago Market very quiet and II
March corn would loosen up bit think
would get a break in other futures
Munson of c. c. & Co, to McFall.
Chicago. was some pressure
on lard at the opening, Rumsey was
the leading seller OF July Market dull
Packers say 1t looks like a finish fight
at the yards. No indication of settle
ment OF the strike.-Ronn to Shepard
& Gluck.
be in full swing latter part of this
week in Southeastern South Dakota,
Southern Minnesota and Northeastern
Nebraska.
Chicago. A local cash handler says
resellers have the cash corn market AT
Boston. while another has made a fair
sale Of white corn to mill for April
shipment--Wild TO Shepard Il Gluck,
Chicago.-Cash corn and oats look
steady. Wichita, Kan, says bad crop
reports exaggerated. All wind this year
a bumper crop.--Wild to Shepard q
Gluck,
Waterloo, Iowa, wires: Oats and
wheat seeding be general first week in
April Car situation improving slightly.
Omaha wires: Oats seeding becoming
quite general around Eastern Nebras-
ka. oats better than first expected
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
ARREST DAIRYMAN.

On charges that he sold SKINNED milk
10 uptown restaurants, NJ r. Hyatt.
HinGman Ferry road. was
arrested Tuesday by j, L. Hicks, pNre
food Inspector attached to the Office
Of Z A. Mantel, city chemist. and
docSeted at the police station.
According to tests of 10 samples Of
Hyatt'S mjlk taken on the might Of
March % and also next morning. six
Of them show ed skimmed2milk. HYATT
posts ed "A forfeit Of $50 for his appear
Ance in citN court "Wednesday
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BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Final prices
of Liberty bonds today were: 3l2s,
97.04; first As, $3.50; second Is. S9.i4;
first AIS, $3.50; second ANS, S9S4;
third. A, 92.9S; fourth fAs, $3.50; Vie
tory 3%s, 1852; Victory 4@ts, 1854.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
SUGAR

NEW YORK. March 30-Raw sugar
strong centrifugal 13.29c fine grant,
lated. iin i6C.
Sugar futures closed firm: sales,
100 tons: May l2,99, July, lao0. Aug
1900, Sept, 1910.
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Blessed by Cradle.

Il wish l had time to speak at length
of the encouragement that has come
TO His disciples among the poor from
the circumstances Of His birth. They
have been blessed in the memory Of
the humble surroundings of His cradle
and they have been able to claim Him
for their very own They have been
sure that He is touched with a feeling
for their limitations and that he under
stands their selfdenial and their sac
rifices for loves sake. They remember
that though He was rich, yet for their
sakes He became poor, that they
through His poverty might become rich.
They remember how He humbled Him
self and took upon Himself the form
OF one who serves; that He found it diff
ficult to pay His taxes and that at last
when the end came His bruised body
had its three days rest in a borrowed
tomb.
Suppose He had been born in a pal
ace and Graded in mahogany, and
wrapped in silks and waited on by
slaves, and had chad His every wish
grattfied, and had never known the
pinch and grind Of life-could He have
been the same to the toiIng. straining
sSelf-denying millions of earth's chill
dren? No greater blessing has come
from His humble birthplace than that
which has come to the poor. He has
blessed their homes. He has reconciled
the mother to the chld's pallet by the
memory Of the cattle trough that gave
Him His first rest. He has taken boys
from these humble homes and made
them leaders of men and princes in
His kingdom; and their daughters, He
has clothed with garments of righteous
ness woven of truth and light. Is there
any tendency in our day for the toiling
masses Of men to turn away from Him?
If so, that is the direst threat of the
htNAly l,,a
row of soul when the poor cease to be
His friend.
Has He blessed your childhood? Did
He give you good mother? And a
good home? Has he helped you to
bear the sorrows of life and to carry
yourself with courage through its
strain? If so, have you acknowledged
your debt to Him? And are you ready
by the obedience of faith to begin the
payment of that debt?'
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, March S0.--Cotton spot,
3O.Old; fully middling, 29.Oid; middling,
2S.Old low middling, 24.71d good ordi-
nary, 2l51d; ordinary, 2O.s1d. Sales,
:,OOO bales. including 1900 American
RecGipts, 50 NN0 bales, iYciudin gS&p, 100
American. Futures closed steady.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

MEMPHIS, March sO-Hogs-Re.
i4.75: medium, $i5OOaGi5,7f5; ' pacSei
cows, $1.O0@12,0O; thin, s1O,OO@11OO
skins, $S00q1O.00; stockers, so to 50
lbs, $10.0O@1l0O; 80 lbs and up, $11.OC
@13.0O pigs, fat, $120O@15.OO thin
$10.00012.00.
Cattle--Receipts 200; steady Steers
medium heavy, $9.00Qll,5O; light butcn-
ers, $800@9.00; thin common, $500
500 choice light stockers, $SOO99 50;
butcher heifers, SS.O0@1O 90: fat cows
S0O@9.50; cutters s5.25@6.O0; Gamers
$4,0004.50 veal calves good 81,
14.00 light and poor, $700@10.00: bulls
fat, $6.50@900; thin, $500W6.50
mich cows, medium, $6O@S5, goou, eco
OBS.
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ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY,

NEW YORK. March 30.-Members of
the New York coffee and sugar ex-
change today voted to suspend trading
next Friday and Saturday.
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CONSOLIDATED PORT,
TOMORROW ESTIMATED.

1920. Last wk 1915
New Orleans .S,000G9500 S,O39 4,459
Galveston 5,O00@6,OO0 5,794 1916
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations are unofficial. being Sc
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
BANK STOCKA
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OBS.
ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-Hogs-Re-
eGseipts, $4,000; steady; Bulk, s15;75@
$l5.5O@16.25; lights, $155O@16,35 pigs,
$l1.00@16.00.
Cattle, $500; steady to 25c higher.
Choice heavy steers, $1425G14.75; me-
dum, $11.25@14OO; common, $95O@1l;
$l1.25@14.0O; common, $9.50Q11O0;
choice lights. $12,25@145O; common,
$s,Oo@12,OO; butcher heifers, s7.75W
@725; calves, $t2O0G17O0; feeders,
$S.50011.50; stockers. $70OG10.5O.
Sheep-Receipts 2,4OO; steady. Lambs
$lS.00d198 5; culls, $l5,5041S00 year
ling wethers, $15.OOG175O; choice ewes
$lO.25@14,00; culls, $5OO@9.00.
KANSAS CITY, March S0.-Hogs-
Receipts, 1850; 25c to soc higher; bulk,
$l4.25d SIS: heavies sl40O0l5.OO; me-
diums, $1475@l55O; lights. s15.5OG15.SO
pigs. $13.0GM16,25.
Cattie-Receipts, 1850; generally
steady to strong. Choice heavy steers,
$13.OO@1415; medium, $l125Q1290;
common, 101O@11.15; choice light $3.50
G13.25; common. s9.OOm1l 50: butcher
Gamers, s,O0@6.00; calves, $14.50m,S.25;
feeders, SS,6OG12.50; stockers, $3.50
1850.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; l5c to 95c
higher Lambs. $1750020.40; culls,
$l4.0O@1725; yearlng wethers. $4,000
1850; ewes, S75@14.5O; tulls, $55O@
1l.5O; breeding ewes, $9.OO@l65O; feed
er lambs, $l425G16.25.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 80. Hogs:
Receipts 1900; active; 25c higher; 25C
pounds up. $500; los to 250 pounds
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KANSAS CITY. March 3O-Close:
Corn, May. s152is; july, H4Sl2; Sept.
SL4iSs.
CHICAGO March 3O.--Wheat, No.
Northern spring dark. $3.50; No. I
Northern spring, SAL
Corn. No. mixed, Sl6i. No. 3 yell
low. Sl.62ul.63,
Oats, No, 2 white. 95M96iac
Rye No. ., $lS0la. Barley $3.50
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KANSAS CITY, March 3O.-Cash
wheat unchanged to Sc higher; No /
hard, $2.6Ou2,72; No. ., S25Sm2,70; No,
red, $260026l; No. 2. $2,5Sn2 59.
Corn unChanged No ? mixed Sl.5S;
Oats. steady; No. white. 96It 96lac;
No. 2 mixed 93d95c; No. . red. 95c
Rye Sl6gmlI2
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SAVANNAH. March 3O.-Turpentine,
firm. 225; two sales at 227h; receipts,
IA; stock, zoos; rosin. firm and I'M
changed. Sales. 20; receipts, 220: shiv-
ments, 1,42Si stock, 1855 quote b.,
1900; D. E, F. G.. 1850; H. l., 1855; X,
1900; NJ, 1925; ~, 1850; Wg,, 1900;
WV 1880
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Middling.
DAILY INTERIOR.
Middling.

Total receipts today ......l9,0s7
Same day last year ..... 9,309
Spot sales: Augusta $50. Dallas 1881
Houston 234. Fort Worth 1850,
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK, March 30. Closing;
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NEW YORK, March 3O.-CIosing