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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
COTTON MARKETS
Liverpool Cables More Favor
able and Reflected by High
er Domestic Markets.
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 10

Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 10.
Confirming opinions expressed in
many quarters yesterday that the
market had undergone about all the
punishment probable as result OF the
upfavorable news. an upturn came
today and finals were right around
the top for the day. From Great
Britain came the chief impetus 10
the improvement, as on the previous
day most Of the pessimistic news
found its source I'm that direction.
The strike situation did not look
quite so ugly and cables said that
reports as to rioting were exagger-
ated. There were reports that steps
were being taken TO compromise
differences by granting a temporary
partial raise TO the miners, while
other cables said that the transpor-
tation workers were not likely to
ioin the strike because public SEN
timent was so strong against II.
Sharp advances were recorded in
Liverpool prices, although the de-
cline in sterling exchange perhaps
accounted for part Of II.
At the close prices in New York
were firm and from IS to tt5 points
higher, while New Orleans finsshed
strong and from 140 to ITO up.
Liverpool should come . TO points
up tomorrow morning to make 1ull
response.
The foreign market was due TO
come % to rs points lower, but IN
stead finished steady and 81 TO 80
points to the good Trading was
fairly active and Manchester was
reported covering TO some extent
Spots were marked up So points, ful-
ly middling TO l620d. with sales A.
600 bales Including 5000 American
Receipts were 81 1000 bales. including
T,400 American.
First prices in the domestic mar
kets were up In sympathy with more
cheerful news from abroad ana the
idea that the worst had happened, ~
least for the time being. Decem-
Der In New York was up 40 points
TO 1890, which proved bottom Tor
the day. In New Orleans trst
prices were 100 points or more over
the previous closing level. There
was an upward move of values, whlch
carried December to 1890. but
reaction came, helped by cables to
the effect that the coal miners in
France were demanding higher
grain markets also contributed to
the reactionary feeling. but prices
did not get down as low as the open
ing and then before the close there
was an upturn which left quotations
right near the top for the day. II
was helped by covering on signs OF
more spot resistance and fear of bad
weather in the next few days.
Business in spots was smaller
than for some days and advices
from Texas told of less being Of
fered. Quotations were higher out
there, but most other centers made
no change. Houston reported sales
only 2,447 bales at so points up. but
Dallas advanced quotations ITO
points and announced that publica- |
ton of sales had been discontinued |
for some reason. New Orleans sold |
but $50 bales. while Memphis sold |
100. The Atlantic centers did not |
report much sold.
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st.65qt75; bulk. Sl50aI.6 So; Minnesota
and South Dakota early Ohios, $l.70D
1855; Kings. sacked, S1.45.
NEW YORK. oct. Is.-Copper nomi-
nal; electrolytic, spot and fourth quar-
ter, 16GI7. Iron steady; prices I'M
changed
Tin firm; spot and nearby. $500; flu
lures. 1915
Antimony. G.621s; lead quiet; spot,
725.
Zinc steady East St Louis delivery,
spot, 7.20@725.
At London-Spot copper, G92 I5s; fu-
lures, ESQ lis Cd Electrolytic, spot,
el02: futures. el06, Tin, spot G24l
It's Cd; futures, R247 lis. Lead, spot,
eS5 lbs; futures, G35 los. Zinc, spot,
G39; futures, $40
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pal
ment of the debts and obligations s
cured TO be paid in certain deed
trust, executed the 26th day of Mal
1920, by VIM. j. Meyer and wife, LeoI
NJ Meyer, 20 the undersigned as tru
tee as same appears of record in u
office of the register of Shelby. coung
Tennessee, in Book 760, page &c, al
the owner OF the debt secured haVii
requested the undersigned to advd
tise and sell the property secured
said deed of trust. all Of said indebted
ness having matuCed by default in u
payment Ot part thereof, at the Il
that we will, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1929
commencing az IL O'Clock noon, at u
southwest corner OF the courthoue
Memphis. Shelby county, TennessS
and az the Adams avenue entran|
thereof, proceed to sell at public OF
cry 80 the highest and best bidder
cash, tie following described propert
to- vii:
situated IN Shelby county, Tennesss
As follows:
Lot No. 10 of NJ. NJ. Gilchrist's Md
son Park subdivision as per plat 4
record in plat book 4, page 81, of q
lVegister'a office Of Shelby county, Tei
nessee, more particularly described
follows: Beginning at a point on q
south line of Court avenue Uormer
Nunson avenue) i65 feet west of U
west line Of Cooper avenue: them
south us feet; thence west 7i.9 fee
thence north lis feet to the south iii
of Court avenue; thence east 7l.9 ~
to the beginning.
All right and equity of redemptio
homestead and dover waived in sd
deed Of trust, and the title Is belieYi
TO be good, but we will sell and convi
only as trustee.
BANK or COMMERCE & TRUST q
Trusted
BY S. J. SHEPHERD. Trust offict
This October 10, 1890.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Default having been made in the pa5
ment of the debts and obligations Il
cured TO be paid in a certain deed h
trust, executed the 9th day of JanuaN.
1920, by George y, Crawford and viii
Pattie Crawford, to the undersigned "a
trustee. as same appears of record 4
the office of the register of Shell
county, Tennessee, in book III, page q
and the owner of the debt secured han
ing requested the undersigned to a
vertise and sell the property secure
by said deed Of trust, all of said ID
debtedness having matured by defauq
in the payment of part thereof, at I'll
option of the owner, this is to give nd
tice that we will. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 8. 1920,
commencing at IL o'clock noon, at IA
southwest corner of the courthouse
Memphis. Shelby county, TENNESSEE
and at the Adams avenue entrand
thereof, proceed to sell at public Out
cry to the highest and best bidder i'd
cash, the following described propertl
to-Wit.
Situated in Memphis, Shelby county
Tennessee, as follows;
Lot No. forty-one (4l) and part q
lots Nos. thirty-two 1922 and forty Gao
of Lea and Overton subdivision ais
the part of Old Summer avenue includ
ed within the following description
Beginning at the intersection of til
east line, of North Watkins street wit
the north line of the right of way
the Louisville & Nashville railwaj
thence northwardly with said east lid
four hundred thirty (43O) feet more
less to the south line of the first aid
south of FaXon avenue; thence easI
Wardly with said south line nine hun
dred (900) feet more or less to its Id
tersection with the north line of sa
railway right of way; thence south
wardly with said north line to the ca 3
line of North watkins street, the poin
of beginning,
All right and equity of redemptiot
deed of trust. and the title is believe
to be good, but we will sell and COD
vey only as trustees.
This Oct. -, 1920.
S. ]. SHEPHERD
mo q ADAMS
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SCHOOLS LACK TEACHERS

AUSTIN, Texas, oct. ia num-
Der of schools in Texas are unable
to open because they have no teach
ers, according to information from
the state department of education,
where reports from county superin-
vacancies in schools. Officials of the
department said these vacancies are
practically all in one teacher rural
schools. and that the average salary
is about SIS a month and the terms
six months.
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NEW YORK, Oct 19.--Uuexpectedly
firm Liverpool cables and foreign buy
ing orders led to an opening advance Of
10 to rs points In the cotton market
here today. Private cables said the
Liverpool market was strong on cover
iTg, Manchester buying and a better
spot inquiry, while selling there was
checked by indications that there would
be another conference between the gov
eminent and coal miners before the end
Of the week. Liverpool and Japanese
interests were good buyers here, while
there was active covering after the big
break Of yesterday, with December SELL
ing up to 1880 and January 10 1890,
or about so to 81 points above last
nights closing. Reports Of firmer hold
ing in the Southwest and a better de-
raand for bleached cotton goods at the
DIVER price level probably encouraged
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the rally. which. however. met further
Southern and New Orleans selling.
Stop orders were uncovered on the
carly advance which carried December
up 10 1890 and January to lS.15c, or
100 to 10 points net higher. The de-
mand then tapered off and there were
reactions during the middle of the day
with December selling back to is 3Sc or
about IS points from the best. Trad
ing was active for the first hour. but
became comparatively quiet later, with
operators waiting for further news
from the South, There were reports Of
increased offerings in some OF the
Eastern belt markets which tended TO
offset the more bullish advices from
the Southwest.
There was renewed covering around
1890 for December and 1920 for Jan
uary, and the market stiffened up
again during the middle of the after
noon, with December advancing to
1850 or 10 points net higher.
Futures closed firm at decline OF liz
TO IS points,
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SENATOR FIGHTS LEAGUE.

BRIDGEPORT. Gem. oct. %
Senator Frank Brandegca, Republic
an. Connecticut, in speech before
large audience here, reiterated his
opposition to the leag 10 Of nations
and supported the s,rcmeEi made
by Senator Har,ling, RepuhIcan unn-
inee for president. that 2 French rep
resentative had approached Senator
Harding relative - estlblshmen; Of
an association Of Nations IN which
America should take the lead.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
WOtOriSt Indicted
On Murder CHARGE

MACON, Ga, Oct. 19.-Charles n.
Hudson, prominent Jones county
farmer, has been indicted for MUIR
der by Jones county grand jury,
the charge growing out of the death
Of Miss Drusilla Devlin. who was
fatally injured when struck by Hud-
sons automobile. Sept. 2S, Since the
accident. Hudson. who is widely
known both in Jones county and in
Macon, has been held without bail.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in til
payment of the debts and obligation
secured to be paid in a certain deel
Of trust. executed the 10th day of Julj
1919, by w. B. Scott widower, to til
undersigned as trustee, as same al
register of Shelby county, TENNESSEE
in Book 709, Page 226, and the own4
of the debt secured having requested
the undersigned to advertise. and Sc
the property secured by said deed q
trust. all of said indebtedness havin
fnatured by default in the payment a
a part thereof, at the option of tn
owner, this is to give notice that w
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920.
commencing at IL o'clock noon. at tn
southwest corner of the courthouse
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
and at the Adams avenue entranS
thereof, proceed to sell at public ou*
cry to the highest and best bidder "a
cash, the following described propert5
to-wit:
A lot or tract Of land situated Ii
the city OF Memphis. county of Shelhs
state of Tennessee. being Lot No. 101
Section e, Speedway Terrace, as -
plat of record in Plat Book 6, Pan
%, Of the registers office. of ShelkI
county. Tennessee; beginning in tk
south line of Greenlaw avenue SO "a
east of it's intersection with the ed
line OF Decatur street; thence eau
wardly with the south line of Green
law avenue so feet; thence southwark
ly parallel with Decatur street 125 fen
thence westwardly parallel with Green
law avenue so feet; thence northwardi
l25 feet to the beginning. being an
same property conveyed to A. p. Bud
by deed in Book sos; Page ga, of ri
registers office of Shelby county, TSN
nessee. .- -, $50
Said trust deed recites the sexistedf|
Of two prior trust deeds, one in Bod
6SS, Page 145, and the other in Bon
582, Page Is.
All right and equity of redempti6n
homestead and dover waived in sal
deed of trust, and the title is belieV&l
to be good, except as above stated, Ia
we will Sell and convey only as trusts
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY, Trusted.
By SAM HOLLOWAY, Trust OfficerY|
Oct. 10 1920
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CONVICT AMERICAN OF
ALLEGED "RELIEF" Theft

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, oct.> 10. (By
the Associated Press. Guy Davis.
of Charleston, S. c.. one of the
Americans convicted of having stolen
goods from the American organiza-
ton for relief in the Near East, har
been sentenced 10 four years im-
prisonment at hard labor. Four other
defendants received sentences rHng-
ing from three months to two years,
with the option of paying fines. >.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, oct. 19.-Prime merean-
tile paper, g.. exchange heavy; sterling
6p.day bills, SS.S6%; commercial 6O-daS
day bills. S3S6h demand, $3.41S; ca
bles ,$3.41R Francs, demand. $40; ca
bles, 6.42 Belgian francs, demand, 6.76
cables, SIS. Guilders, demand, 30.65
cables, 30.75. Lire, demand. 3.77; ca
bles, 3.79. Marks, demand. LAP; cables
1.43. Greece, demand, ga. New York
exchange on Montreal, 99s per cent dis
count.
Government bonds steady; railroad
monds irregular,
Time loans steady; so days, 30 days
and six months, ~ as per cent.
Cali money steady ruling rate, Z
bank acceptances, So.
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Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
GUS exercise of out
door sports with the
Vigor and enthusiasm
Of youth But the
end of the week finds
you all in you are
tired, listless and lack
The energy togo out for
q vigorous walk or a
round of the links--or
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical exers
zion. Many q man, even in
his middle fortics, has q
vague feeling chat he 10
"'getting old'--and right
at a time when he should be
Ut his very estphysically.
A ndheisgrowingo old, not
IN the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
bim-but in the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
away faster than Nature re-
places the worn out tissues
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BURNS PROVE FATAL.

OKMULGEE, Okla, oct. 19.-Gayle
w. Reese died in a hospital here
from burns received near Beggs,
Okla, last week. Reese and his
wife were driving near Beggs and
ran through what Is called in oil
fields as gas pocket" The gas
became ignited when the motor car
passed through, and the couple were
cnveloped IN flames. They leaped
from the car, their clothing ablaZe.
and extinguished the flames by roll
ing in the grass Mrs. Reese now
is in a hospital where it Is said her
condition Is serious The car was
DESTROYED
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Memphis District.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1920.
High. Low. Pen
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. ls.-Cattle, 5000:
bulk. So 5Oefi1 90; yearling Steers and and
heifers, steady Gamer cows, steady,
SS,00a3.50; calves. 25c higher; good and
choice vealers. $13.00M14.00.
Hogs, $500; 15c TO Csc lower; top,
Sl5.10: bulk. light and medium weights,
$l45Odi500; hulk heavies. 14.25ai49o
Sheep, 2.000 steady to 25c higher
top lambs. $l1.75 bulk, S11 .O0d1l so;
top ewes, $5.T5; bulk. S5.00a5.50.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Oct l9--Cotten spot.
quiet; prices firmer good middling.
l7.45d; fully midiung. Is god. mlddlng.
l4T0d: low middung. 10000 good or.
binary. 7.95d: ordinary, 6gJd sales.
1000 bales. including $500 American.
Receipts, 1900 bales. including r. 4Oo
American, Futures closed steady DC
tober, B.o5d. Dec. l3.g5d. Jan, l3.9Sd;
March, l3sld. May, l37ld. July, 1850
Sept l3IEd
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BOND CLOSE.

closed avs, " 40; first As. $3.50; sec
ond As $500 first A, $3.50; second
Ans, 1856; third i14s, $3.50; fourth
414s, S9.i2; Victory 3&s, 96.l6; Victory
4As g622
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COTTON AT IS CENTS.

DENISON, Tex. oct 1s.-For the first
time since the war ended cotton today
reached a low mark of Is cents on the
local market. This marks a decline OF
so per cent in three weeks
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CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Wheat, No.
$2.3i; No. l hard. $2.16,
yellow, $4,000
white, 52R n53lac.
Rye-No. 2, $173
Barley-S5cG$1.06
Timothy Seed-$500m6 so.
Clover Seed--$12.00Q200
Pork--Nomnal
Lard-S20.45.
Ribs--$17 00@1S.00.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.--Cash wheat,
No red, winter $2.29q2.30.
Corn, No 2 white. 92c.
oats. No. white, 55@55hc; No 3.
SOC. ,.o
KANSAS CITY. Oct fS.-Cash wheat
&c to &c lower; No, hard. S2.06@2;l2;
No. 2. $2.O2@2,12 No. red, $3.50; No.
Corn, 2@sc lower; No. mixed. $50;
No. g. S8c; No. Q white, Soc; No. 8,
soc; No. . yellow, 94M95c; No. 3, 93c.
oats. 1ad1c lower; No. 2 white. 55c;
No. mixed, 54d55c; No. 2 red. 55c.
Rye, $1.52G11.55.
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COFFEE.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. l9.-Raw sugar
firm: refined. active. Fine granulated
IL to ~ cents
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DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
DAILY INTERIOR.


Mluuitng
Tone. Ret TIDY. Yes. Stock
Memphis. nom. 3,Sl3 1000 20.00 2iS. 25S
st. Louis ...... 317 900. 1000 1857
Augusta p. 600. 4,A09 900, 1850 96,Sg2
Houston, sty,.. %, S63 1875 1900 3l3, Asa
Little Rock, at. / ,i99 POPS 2025 80, 1863
Dallas, sty. ..., ..... 1870 1850 .......
Total receipts today ...... 80. 96l
Same day last year ......3gl34
Spot sales: Augusta 1876. Houston,
2,si5, Little Rock l66. Dallas has dis-
continued publication OF sales.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Several Things ConSpire To
DepreSS Wheat Prices and
Other Grains Also.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.--General selling.
due largely to Industrial conditions In
Great Britain, led TO fresh setbacks to-
day for wheat values. Assertions by a
prominent banker here that lowering OF
commodity prices must continue tend
ed also to emphasize bearish sentiment
Besides il was reported that Kansas
bankers had been warned by the state
banking commissioner office that
farmers should be urged to sell their
wheat. Opening quotations, which
ranged from 1b@S%c lower. with De-
cember $2.07hG2- and March $1.9Sh
@2.00Ia were followed by decided ad-
dtional drops.
Liquidation as we'll as short selling
was in evidence with no sign of in
vestment buying. The market closed
nervous, sac to 6lsc net lower De-
cember. sos to S2.o5A and March,
Corn fell with wheat. After opening
asGac lower, with December 95as q
S5i2c, the market underwent material
sag.
No important buying developed and
future deliveries struck lower levels
than for three years past. The close
was unsettled to 2%c to SIC net de-
cline with December. S2Ac to S3c.
Oats. depressed by the weakness of
other grain, started h@l5c down, De-
cember 55ls 955&c, and continued to
decline
Lower quotations on hogs and cereals
forced provisions TO tumble.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

| 41OAHNSsf
Eggs-selects, 57@6oc: current re-
| ceipts. loss off. 53654c.
| Butter-Fresh creamery. pound prints,
! 55@S0c; country b9ttar. 30dS5c.
Cheese-Cream prints, 31m34c.
Pouitry--Ducks, 27930c; hens. alive,
| 2sM30c; dressed. 92Gp3Sc: roostefs, I6M
lie; broilers. 3S04oc: larger 2SgSzc;
| geese, 20q22c.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats--Resular. 9Ohdslc;
| eXtraa 211ac.
Sugar cured Meats--standard HAMS
3S@4ic.
Lard-Pure hog lard, 2aa24c; best
Lard-Pure hog lard. 24G25e: beet
compound, lb., 17h@1Shc.
Grain and FeedstuffS.
merchants Exchange ouotations,)
/ - Oats-White, dray lots, 7sc; mixed
Chops-Per ton. less than car lots
Corn-Sacked, in drayload lots, No.
l white, s1.25; No. 2 mixed S133.
$500; shorts, $500. AD '''S' ''''
lIay--Timothy. less than car lots, No.
!: $500: No. 2 5000, &lfalta, choice
Groceries.
Flour--BarreI. 24-pound sacks S12.75
a13,75; self-rsing. 81. 75@1a75.
Meal-Cream. l0O-lb. sacks. s3.O5; So
ID sacks. $$;lS; 25-lb. sacks, 1875; 10
Coffee-Arhuclyle's roasted. case.
Memphis basis. 39c: roasted. bulk, per
pound. ordinary, 14015c; medium, 1870
2lc; highest grade, 3?@40c.
Sugar--Standard. best graduated
cane, domestic, 1Sc; foreign. 12c.
Rice-Best head. per. h., 10c,
Canned Goods-Tomatoes, dozen, No.
2. $l;1o; No: 8, $50; corn, No. 2, $l;S5
61.95; hominy. No. 3. .$1.25; kraut, No.
8, $1.45; peas, Sl.40@1.6o.
Cottonseed Products.
Merchants Exchange Quotations.
Crude oil basis folio I. 0. b. mills.
7h97%c; meal, 7 per cent. ton. $S7 90
@3800, nominal; hulls. loose, S6.0O@70O.
Hides and Furs.
Hides-No. l green. sailed, 1Oa11c;
partly cured, 9@10c; green. 899c; dam
aged culls, half price; dry flint. 21Q
22c; dry sailed, 1SGaOc; No. grades
No. i horse hides, $5.ooG5.5o; No. .
horse hides, $4,o0G44O; Clues and ponies
SheepsEins, 5Ocas2oO; shearings. zoe
gSls 90; goat skins, 7bcas1Oo; dry culls,
Wool-Grease, hard bury, 1O@12c;
slightly bury 12q15c; clear. 10000;
tub washed. 2503Oc; bury washed, 15
Q20c.
Fruits.
Lemons-Box. s4.b0d5. so
Oranges-California, $S,60@9O0.
eaRg fba arrPeis jSSSfhsa
S7O So; Grimes Golden, s70O@S00;
York, Sc 0O170O Ganos, $6.00d6.50.
Peaches--Bushel basket, Elbertas,
So 00f3 so.
Dried Fruit Evaporated apples, 12Ikc:
peaches, 22h @24c; prunes, ID, 13@27c:
apricots, nominal.
Grapefrult-New, box, $6.00065O.
Piaeapples-Cuban. crate. S6.00G6.50
Grapes-.Malagas, crate, s2,75GS00
Tokays, crate. $300G3 Is; Concords
basket, S-lb., 41@42c; Alb, 25d27c.
CCconuts-Each, Sd9C.
Cranberries-Pound. less than barrels.
l2H13c.
Pears-Cooklng, bu, $3.50; Western.
box. $6.00G6.50.
Vegetables.
:, Beans--aNavy, per ID, 711c; Lima, per
ID, 1lQ12c.
Potatoes-Cwt.. all varieties. S25O3
Onions-Sacked. 100 lbs. S1,90T2.0O
Cabbage-Crate. cwt, S2.006225.
Cabbage--Crate. cwt., $500
Celery Michigan. bunch 65G75c;
New York Jumbo, 800.
Peppers-Basket 40G50c.
ParsnipS-BuShel $3.50.
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NEW YORK COTTON

Contracts closed steady az advance
"a to 80 points.
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KANSAS CITY. Oct 19.-Cattle &C.
GOO; beef steers and she stock, weak
TO 25c lower; early steer sales, SS.0O66
1880; few prime cows, S9.75; bulk she
stock. $5,50a650; Gamers, weak; bulk,
$500; bulls, 25c lower: feeders. steady
,ers S14.00M145O; odd lots. $14 75dl5. 60.
Hogs, 12,000,s soc to 75c lower top,
Sl45O, bulk medium and heavy. $13.7 55p
HA0; good and choice, $l4.00Hli.25.
Sheep, 10000; active; sheep. steady,
westerns, $3.50; fat lambs. steady; ma
tives, $1,000; westerns. SASS; feeding
lambs, strong; choice feeders. $500.
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CHICAGO. Oct. lg--Cattle, 10000:
market very slow on beef; on butcher
cattle at generally steady prices; bulk
good and choice steers, $l5506l7 Is;
grassy kinds mostly. SS.75Gi1425; best
cows. s7.50G9.25; Gamers sS.756l4 rs:
evenly lower: bulk choice vealers, Sl3.75
6r1400: selected lots, $i450.
Hogs. Is, 900; opening, 25c to SOC low
err; later, SOC TO CSC lower; top, S15.25;
bulk light and butchers, $14.50d15.OO;
bulk packing sows, Sl3,50G13.75; pigs,
Soc TO 75c lower.
Sheep. 1900: generally steady on all
grades. choice native lambs, S11.75:
bulk, $40, 75I11.5O; choice ewes, $500;
bulk, S5.25a5.75.
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed nominal and
unchanged. Middling zoe, Sales 100
halaa
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BANK cLEARINGs.

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