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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Sept. s-The cotton
market lost half q cent or more of yes
terdays advance during today's early
trading Liverpool was firm carly on
oo0tnued covering attributed to unta o
Noran'e crop accounts. but broke later
under liquidation and hedge selling and
the market here opened steady at an
"dFance of five points on October, hut
generally five TO ten points lower Prices
held fairly steady during the first few
minutes on unfavorabe weather reports
and come foreign buying but soon weak
cntd WIN October selling of from q %
70 21ib and December from 26.l5 10
70 td under realizing and selling for a
reaction.
The census report showing S67.24t
bales Of cotton ginned prior to Sept /
attracted comparatively little comment,
but was considered as an additional in
dication Of a late crop. which intensi-
fled the effect of uufavorable weather
and crop advices. There was covering
by both speculative and trade shorts on
the advice which followed the early
break and before midday active months
sold 81 TO SIS points net higher, with
october touching 2s45c and January to
25.75c. This attracted realizing. but the
weekly report of the weather bureau
was considered more bulllsh than ex.
peeted and prices held very steady ear
ly in the noon hour.
After selling 50 to 80 points net high
er on the unfavorable weather reports
prices reacted under realizing. October
eased off from assoc TO 2s.07c, with &C
tive months ruling about 10 70 II points
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WEEKLY SUMMARY
OF CROP CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 8--Sum-
mary of weather and crop conditions
in the cotton region for the week end
ing Sept, Z; The temperature averaged
about normal. except that it was mod
erately low In the northwest portion
Of the belt but there was much cloudy
weather, and while showers were most
~ light in the north central districts
heavy to excessive rains occurred in
many eastern and western sections. The
weather was decidedly unfavorable for
cotton which generally made poor prog
ress or deterlorated except in restricted
areasI- where progress was satisfactory
There was no material change In
cotton in North Carolina, but while
blooming and fruitng satisfactorily In
Northern South Carolina the crop de-
Perforated in the central and southern
portions, where rust and boil rot are
causing rather extensive damage. Prog
ress and condition were poor in Geor-
gia, but were satisfactory in Tonnes
IRENE Northeastern Mississippi, and
where not too wet in Alabama; else
where in the, last-named states prog
tess was poor. Progress was poor in
Arkansas and generally poor to very
poor in Oklahoma on account of too
much rain and inadequate sunshine
Cotton was unfavorably affected in
Louisiana and Florida on account of
continued wet weather. The condition
of the crop in Arkansas and Okla
hOma continues satisfactory to very
good. Progress in Texas very poor,
except in the lower coast southwestern
and few south central counties, where
only light rainfall permitted very good
progress Condition is satisfactory to
excellent in the southern third of the
state, but mostly very poor to about
average elsewhere
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COFFEE
DOW JONES SUMMARY

NEW YORK. Sept S-Five milton
dollars In gold expected from Grca;
Britain tomorrow consigned TO Morgan
& Co. for British government account
Women voted In large numbers In
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire prl-
marics for first time YESTERDAY
Mexico city dispatch says Mexican
government refuses TO formally accept
oil protest Of United States, declaring
terms impossible.
lnterboro Rapid Transit in year end
cd June so shows deficit after tax
and charges OF 81 2S5,sS5 against def
cit $SSlN.SS9 preceding year
Brotherhood Railway Traiumcn strik
CTS reject proposal OF Public Service
Commissioner nixon that men accept
companys terms. Men demand that
Mayor Hylan be selected "a sole arhl.
traitor
Canadian railway companies granted
so per cent increase IN eastern rates
and 80 In western freight rates. effec
tive Sept IL to Dec 81. when rate will
be reduced to 10 In eastern and 30 in
Western Canada,
Average price 20 industrials SSH, up
10; go RATS 1918. on 9a
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net higher during the middle of the af-
tcrnoon.
Futures steady at decline Of - to adj
vance of points.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept s.-The re-
fusHl OF Liverpool TO respond to the ad-
vance of yesterday in the American
markets caused a slump on the opening
OF the local cotton market today, and
during the first hour OF business prices
were depressed to the extent Of sc TO
70 points, October failing to 90 10 and
March TO 23 q5 The first ginning re-
port Of the season by the census bu-
reau showing 36i 24l bales turned but
70 the first of September had no I'm
me Hate effect on values.
The trade finally decided that the
ginning output was small and a buying
movement started which precipitated
from bullish operators who were look
ing for unfavorable weekly crop reports
from the government. Prices respond
ed 10 the buying and the market became
decidedly strong after the weekly re-
ports were issued for they We're consd
cred fully as hullish as expected. All
OF the early losses were recovered and
late in the morning prices were s to IS
points over yesterdays close. october
showing the most strength and March
the least This irregularity was due
to the undolnc OF straddles between
months In which October was bought
against sales of distant months.
The market did not hold well in the
late trading, longs being inclined to
take profits while there was less de-
mand from the short side, Toward the
close prices were II points up to G5
points down, compared with yesterdays
finals
Futures closed at advance OF 10 TO
decline OF IS points.
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COTTON MARKETS
Market ErratiC, But Holds
Previous Days Gains.
More Rains Received.

wednesday Afternoon, sept, T.
Following the sharp upturn in PRICES
yesterday, which was chiefly on the
weather news came more erratic action
today, but in the end most gains Were
retained and a better feeling prevailed
Weather conditions were somewhat bet
ter but prospects of further prectpita-
tion did not encourage bearish feeling
The weekly summary which could
scarcely reflect more than part OF the
effect of the rains, was bnllsh and gave
emphasis to the widespread deteriora.
lion. As one gossip writer expressed
it. the market seemed to be hesitatlng
between trade and crop conditions, with
technical position getting In shape for
further raids In case the weather takes
q turn for the better
Al the close New York was steady
and from points up to rs Off while
New Orleans finished steady and 10
points IN to 65 down, the distant posi-
tionS losing most,
Liverpool should come is to % points
10 the good at the opening tomorrow,
The foreign center ut first was bet
ter than due, private cables saying
that covering on the weather and crop
news from this side was free, but hedge
selling and further liquidation turned
.the tide ana the result was that finals
were quiet at a net loss Of - 10
points. No further news regarding the
labor situation was received, spots
were marked up SIS points Gully mid
! ding to 23.47e, with sales 5000 bales,
including 5460 American. Only 100
bales were received.
The domestic markets opened nervous
and somewhat erratic. October in New
York was unchanged, at 2Ts0c, but soon
sold down to 81 40e. the low for the day.
! In New Orleans there was dip also,
Z but weather news was not SO
good ana the first census report on gin
ming came more bullish than expected.
shnwinr that only 96T94i bales had
been turned out, whereas fully mar q
million were expected. This compared
with 262b last year bat the hulliSh-
ness was In comparison with what was
$4,000 bales, The lateness OF the crop
was thus given additional emphasis,
while the prevailing weather liz helping
TO sccentuate this, as well as reducing
quality Of that which is open and thus
making less secure the position OF the
September spot shorts
October sold up as high as 2S3oc he-
fore profit taking became sufficiently
free 10 check the rise. The reaction did
not get far before fresh support was
given, as crop ideas are undergoing
distinct change, October, dipped oto
27,Tac and then recovered to 2TsSc,
closing around that level.
From the spot department came but
little that was. new, except the reduc-
ton In crop ideas Is having stimulat-
ing effect on holders and a wire from
Houston today told Of better feeling |
there, In that center. however, quota
tions for the day we're reduced so points, |
middling to %. soc. with sales reported |
as H20ls bales. Dallas reported sales |
1908 bales and quotations were cut 10 |
points to ss.5sc for mlddling New Or |
leans elevated them so points, middling |
70 20. csc but sold only l0s bales. Mem. |
phis reported sales only 50 bales and |
nominal at SIC,
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Auditorium Market House Commits
sion of the City of Memphis and Shelby
County, Tenn. up to 3 o'clock pm, on
Wednesday, Sept. IS, 1920, at the .offic4
Of Charles o. Pfeil architect, George
Awsumb, associate, 140s Union and
Planters Bank Building, Memphis,
Tenn. for the wrecking and removing
of such distractions. buildings, pave
ments, foundations and rubbish as are
found on the premises bounded on the
east by Main street, on the south by
Poplar avenue, on the, west by Front
street and on the north by Exchange
avenue, in the city Of Memphis
All bids are to be addressed to the
Auditorium Market House Commission,
care of the architect.
Specifications may be seen at the Of
flee of the architect or copies will be
mailed to prospective bidders upon writ
ten request.
The commission reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated July "a. 1870
CHARLES Q, PEEL, Architect.
GEORGE AWSUMB, Associate
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FROM WALL STREET
HeSltant Tone in Stocks at
Opening Reflects Divided
Opinion Amonu Traders.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The hesitant
note OF the stock market At the opening
Of today's session evidently EXPRESSED
further division of sentiment among
traders Yesterdays late advance III
the rate for emil loans probably served
to check bullSh operations Excepting
erucible steel which rose IA points
gains and losses among Leading shares.
especially oils. motors, st9els, and rails,
were limited to fraetionsF Foreign ex-
change was again unsettled, remittances
to London falling below yesterdays
minimum quotations.
The closing was heavy, sales approx
mated 500 900 shares.
Stocks rallied M midday, Mexican and
Pan American Petroleums, also Crucible
and Baldwin rising one to two points
from their reaction, Rails were irreg.
ular aside from Canadian Pacific, which
strengthened on prospective higher
freight rates to roads within the do
minion.
Range Of prices on New York stock
exchange. with previous closing bids,
furnished by Shepard & 6luck. Fails
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
BUREAU FORECASTS
CROP PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON, Sept S.--Forecasts OF
production this year of the countrys
principal crops, estimated from their
condition Sept !, or at time Of harvest
were announced today by tile depart
ment of agriculture IS follows;
Spring wheat $4,000, 900 bushels. with
condition 64,1 per cent OF a normal
All wheat 10000 900 bushels, condi-
ton al,
Corn S,13l, 100000 bushels; condition
SEA
oats 1,i42,oOOOoo bushels, condition
Barley 195,ooO.o 900 bushels; condition
SIS.
Buckwheat Is, 5ooO 600 bushels; condi-
ton 9I1.
White potatoes tla,oooooo bushels;
Sweet potatoes 1O2,OOO,oO0 bushels
con lton SOS
Flax. / 800, 900 bushels, condition 81. s.
Rice 81, 200 600 bushels; condition $50,
Hay Oamel, $500 600 tons
Hay twIdl, $4,000 600 tons
Sugar beets, 100000 tons; condition
$50,
Apples, 223 900 0OO bushels.
Peaches, $4,000. 600 bushels
kafirs, 1874, 900 600 bushels, condition
9l.0.
Peanuts. $4,000. 600 bushels.
Beans, 9,1OO. 900 bushels (six states
Condition and forecast Of production
of corn IT, the principal producing
Southern states was announced as fol-
lows:
Virginia condition 90 per cent of a
normal; production 45,065,oOo bushels.
North. Carolina y and So 461 900.
Georgia IS and So, 220 600
Tennessee 80 and SHEA 0O0
Alabama SO and 66,342. 600
Mis- sisslppi II and G697O,0O0
Louisiana 81 and 4O026,00O,
Corn prospects improved during Au-
gust and promised crop Of 3,l3l 900, 600
bushels, This was $4,000 GOO more than
Indicated Aug, !, six million bushels
above the largest previous crop record
in 1912, more than 2OOOoO,000 above last
year and almost 400. GOO 600 above the
fifty years average. The indicated
yield per acre Of 900 bushels has been
exceeded but twice. and then only by
fraction of bushel during the past
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today. Impossible to get any items as
to the basis OF this buying. but impress
interes; and forced the latter 10 cover.
New York.-The only development In
the money market today Is ore-year
money offered in large amounts at 50
and per cent, according TO collateral,
All | can say Is that the man who will
borrow on these terms for this period
would seem to be many kinds OF a
fool.-Morse to MeFail.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Bar silver. do
mestic, ssnc; foreign, Sac; Mexican
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-Butter higher
creamery, 44156c.
Eggs1Htghher; receipts ii,s7s cases
standards; 6SgSS3s; ,firsts. 5lH@62Hc
included 4Sd4si4c; storage packed
Poaltry-Live weak; Ffowls. genera
run. es@soc; springs, sac.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Butter firm
creamery firsts, 52@57c.
Eggs-Firmi fresh gathered frsts, SIS
d57c.
Cheese-FIrm; average run, 26H O
gee ~
Live poultry easy; broilers, by freight.
36MSSc: broilers by express, 500 l0c
fowls, S2G40c; Did ROSTERS, 23c; tur-
Dressed poultry steady; Western
broiiers, fresh, 42d51c.
CHICAGO. Sept, S,-Potatoes steady:
receipts, " cars, Jersey cobblers, 81 SIS
G2.s5 giants, 81 50G26O; Minnesota
Early ohios, s2,25d2Sj, Idaho rurals,
KANSAS CITY, Sept. S--Butter, I'M
changed
Eggs 1c higher; firsts SEC; seconds.
Acc.
Poultry and potatoes unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept, S-Copptr nom
iual; electrolytic spot and third quar-
ter. 10, Tin steady; spot and futures.
1850, iron steady and unchanged Anti
mony 725; lead easy; spot. S.5Oa 9 90
Zinc easy East ST. Louis delivery
7.75d7s7 At London, Copper. spot,
500, l2s, Cd futures, E97. rs. Sd cleo
rolytic spot, Ellt; futures. G1l7. Tin,
spot, E266, IS, Sd futures, & 273 Lead.
spot. ESQ. IS; futures. eS6 Zinc spot,
SIS, l5s, futures, $40. 5s
ST. LOUIS, Sept S-Poultry, hens.
Sic, ducks, 24n 26c; others unchanged.
Butter, creamery, unchanged
Eggs soc
SAVANNAH, Sept. S.-Turpcnttne
firm, l37a sales 934; receipts 500
shipments "A, stock 237; rosin firm;
sales 49, receipts 2,i2l. shipments a.
co. stock 4i67s. Quote f. p. T. r
G II l. * NJ. W. w. Wg 81 OOH1910.
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COTTON REGION SUMMARY

There was Practically no change IN
temperatures which continued below
normal In northern districts, and sea
sonahle in the southern portion, Light
70 heavy showers fell irregularly over
the belt being most numerous In the
Mississippi valley, with practically no
rain in Southern Texas and the interior
Of Georgia and the Carolinas. Heavy
rains are reported as follows. Arkansas
Malvern, Ito; Florida, Thomasville. ia;
Tallahassee, 40. Mississippi. Column
bus, lT0, Oklahoma, Mangum. $50:
Tennessee, Memphis. $685. Moscow, 29S
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CRACKERS BEST PELs.

ATLANTA Ga, Sept. 8.-Atlanta
hammered Torkelson hard Yesterday and
took the Opening game Of the series
from New Orleans, II to 4. Markles
eighth aided in scoring six runs in
that inning. Don Bader, the new Peli-
can shortstop, made q creditable show
ing in fielding but like his new team
mates, was Unable t. do tmuch. with
eight men.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Sept. s.-Cotton spot.
more inquiry; prices firm. Good mid.
ding 2l.97d: low mtddluk Is.tTd good
ordinary 1472d; ordinary l372d sales
6,0O0 bales including $500 American
Receipts 100 bales. all American. Flu
lures Closed quiet, Sept l9Gld. oct.
1g5ld; Jan, 1864, May 1890. July
H. SGD
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CUBS LOSE TO PIRATES

PITTSBURGH, Sept. s.-Chicago
wound up its season here with to 4
defeat. Pittsburgh landing on Vaughn
hit ,batsman accounted, for four runs.
Carlson was relieved in the fifth by
Adams.
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No. 25337 r. D. In the Chancery' Court
of Shelby County, Tennessee. Tildie
Perfitt VS.. Arthur Perritt. 49,.
1t appearing from the bill in this
cause which Is sworn to that the de-
PENDANT, Arthur Perritt, is a resident
of the state of Arkansas, and a nom
resident of the state of Tennessee,
1t is therefore ordered. that he make
his appearance herein at the Court
house of Shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
first Monday in October, 1920. and
plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill for divorce or the same will
be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte. and that a
copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in The
This 18th day of August, 1920.
A True Copy-Attest:
DAVID FENTRESS. C. and NJ.
|, BY II. w. NEFF, D. c. and NJ,
HENRY CRAFT, Solicitor for COM
MIA tuant
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SIT. LOUIS, Sept S.--Cattle. c.
600 steady; top steers. $500 bulk.
10000 ZOO yearliug steers and heif,
ers steady; Gamer cows steady, at $3.50
d400, bulls steady; calves Csc higher;
good and choice vealers, SIS 75d1775;
Hogs, 5000 10d zoe lower; top, SIC 40;
bulk light and medium weights, sl6.l04
l6.4D; bulk heavies. $l5,25Ql5.75.
sheep. 1900 generally SOC higher top
lambs, $500. bulk, $IL50dtS,00. top
ewes. $3.50; bulk. S550G650,
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Vegetables.

H.. 141a0l5hc.
Peas California black EYE, pei h. Sc.
potatoes--Cwt., all varieties, s3259
onlens-sacked, 100 lbs, 81 OOas. so.
Cabbage Crate, ewt., $2.0e42.50.
Acknowledgment. crate, $2.00Q2.25.
Celery Michigan, bunch, 60Q75c.
unprecedented, fUabUc
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
TIGERS GER PITCHER

A TOLEDO. O., Sept. S.-Pitcher James
Middleton, Toledb's only consistent wis
ner this season, was sold yesterday to
the Detroit Americans.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

Eggs-cahdIed. ssa55e; current re-
ceipts, loss off, l6G50c,
bulter-Fresh creamery. pound prints.
o44o6c country butter, 30M35c.
Sheese-gTeam prints, 29mslc.
az Fouitry-Ducks, 25Q27c. hens. alive.
a &c; a. broilers. pounds, s493sc; geese.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One tie with stick pin set With
Clipped diamonds and small pearls, be-
tweeE Orpheum and .Beale cafstop or on
Mon depot car or in Union station or
between Union station and Calhoun or
IN Eagle Cafe on Main street Phone
man. ....s.
LOST ION Third, between Madison
and Court. or on Court, between Third
and Fourth black case with pair of
spectacles, labeled "Kohler & Co, Gin
cinnati. Ohio" on inside. Finder re-
turn to Editorial department, News
Selmitar. for reward.
STOLEN from Madison Ave, Monday
night, Ford coupe license number
for recovery or information regarding
whereabouts. r. S. Dunlap, 22S Madison,
Main 9l06
STOLEN-Night of, Sept 8, bay mare
about Is hands high, eczema in ears,
hand sized gray spot on inside of one
hind leg S25 reward. $50 for thief G.
B. Gates, Ralelgh, Tenn. ----
LOST-From 926 Stafford Ave, one
liver and white pointer bitch. Reward
for information leading to her rec2v-
cry. J. S. jackson, Ppne W. 546-I,
ONE sorro! horCe, weight 1,ltO pounds,
new shoes, rear two upper teeth de-
cayed, Call F. f. Brown, 1886 Rayhurn.
W loci.
WILL young lady who left her pocket
hook In automobile Tuesday morning,
Sept q. please telephone Main 5S55.
LOST-Whfte and brindle female bull
puppy four months old. Liberal reward.
Cali Hem, 1896.
LOST-Spectaeles at circus ground
Monday night. Return to News SctmI-
tar and receive reward.
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MEMPHIS. Sept. s.--Hogs Receipts
light; higher; heavy. si400di475 me.
diurn. $iP,oodl5.T5, packer sows, $40, 50
ate75 thin, ss,OO6lOO 90; skins, $4,000
500; stockers, s1l00d12,50; pigs, fat,
Sl125a1275 thin. $1b00dllNO.
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LOCAL sECuRITIEs.

Quotations are unofficial, being OBJ
tanned from the most reliable sources
ana are based or the last known sale
and bid.
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Grain and Teedstuffs,

tMerchants' Exchanges Quotations,1
% Oats-White, dray lots, zoe; mixed,
4 Chops-Per ton. less than car lots.
Corn-saclsed. in draw ioad lots. No.
/ white, $1.sS; No, 2 mixed, $1.S5.
mli teedssDray toad lots, ton: Gran.
$500; shorts. $1,000.
hayI5F lnothy less than car i5ts No.
|, 5000: No. 3. $3.50 alfalfa, rholcS
$4,000; No. 1. $4,000 No. Z, $500.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Seattle. IS, 900;
choice steers and yearllngs strong 10
25c higher, top all weights, $500 bulk
good and choice, St55DR1t75; grass cat
| tie dull; early trading steady; bulk,
steady. others, s6.50a900 weak: bulk
bologna bulls So 00T 90; butchers, $3.50
/ $50; choice veal calves steady;
mostly, SiTb0Gt775; grassy calves
draggy, 81 50dl900 stockefs and feed
crs strong Western receipts, 1900
Hogs, 2 600 active; mostly Ice to i5c
lower. lights Off least: top. SIG IS bulk
lights and butchers. $l5306l6,l5, bulk
packing sows. sl4oodl4.25 pigs strong
to 25c higher
Sheep $1,000; fat lambs 25c to soc
higher choice ldahos $l440; top ma
tives, $3.50 bulk, sl2b0nl3.Oo sheep
and feeders steady to higher fat ewes
mostly S675hI0o light feeder lambs
bid SlS55
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SUGAR.
tN4tr or

Kew YORK. Sept. s\-Raw sugar
nominal; refined, dun; fins graduated,
IA PaE@t7 To-.
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Provisions.

Dry Salt Meats Regular, 1sQ1S1se,
EXTRAS 18c.
susar-Gnred Meats-standard hams.
SS@42c.
onds. 439ikc
, Lafd-Pure hog lard, 21@22hc: best
compound, lb.. lfh 11Sc
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRuSTEEPS SALE

Default having been made in the
payment of the debts and obligations
secured to be paid In a certain deed of
trust, executed the I'd day OF March !.
1914. by Ed Jamison and wife, Pearl
Jamison and Daisy Janison (unmar-
ried). to the undersigned as trustee, as
same appears of record In the office of
the register of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, in book $50, page ), and the owner
Of the debt secured having requested
the undersigned to advertise and sell
the property secured by said deed of
trust this is to give notice that we will,
on .,,~ -
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i6, 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 outcry to the
highest and best bidder for cash, the
following described property, to-wit:
Situated in Shelby county, Tennessee,
as follows: AZ.
Lots twelve (12) and thirteen (13) Of
block one "a of e. e. Meacham's Or
leans Street Place subdivision, the said
feet on west side of Orleans street ex-
tended and run back distance of one
hundred sixty (160l feet between parallel
lines to Miller street; and as shown by
plat of said subdivision of record in plat
book 4, pages 2S and 20, in the regis
ter's office of Shelby county, Tennessee.
All right and equity of redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
deed of trust, and the title is believed
only as trustee. se..s sssg.. - i
BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUST co..
,.gt..,.- Trustee.
BY S. J. SHEPHERD trust Officer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-08
DAILY INTERIOR.
CONSOLIDATED PORT.
ToMORR0W's ESTIMATED

1890 Last WIZ. 1919.
New Orleans 1,iO0di 400 279 $50
Galveston 5,5o096,00n 1905 LIS