davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05
sNasi v stare vlasti.

Frohib;cni akce v ceskem
Sokolstvu? Sokolum dcastni-
kun sletu. Jednlm obrod-
'nych cilu Sokolstva jest BOZ
prot alkoholu a nikotinu. Bra
tri, kteri zavltaji ma letosni
slet do Prahy, sc usneseni
slavnostniho vyboru vybizeji,
aby .jak V pitt, tax V koureni
ulozili sobe, zejmena o sletu,
dny zdrzelivosti a 1jmy. Mani
festaci prace sokolske dovrsi-
+, tie tax manifestaci sokolske
lvychovy mimo to celiti bude-
te tim j lichv6, zejmena s ku-
rivem. Jiz dnes zadrzuji jiste
kruhy cigarety a doutniky a
tvofi 81 zasoby, ably je sletu
mohly "a lichvafske ceny zpe-
neziti. A proto - Cd slov k ci-
num.
Stizncsti anerickych Cechu
ma nase velkcbanky. z rad ma
sich americkych bratfi docha-
zeji mas stiznosti ma opravdu
neslychane jednani nasich vel
kobank, kter6 vyplaci nasim
zamcrskym krajandm "a dollar
mfsto kursovnich 43 K jen ko-
run 40, cimz celou fadu nasich
ne zrovna zdmoznych bratrl
zkracuji 0 jejich tezce caste
nastrddany gros. .Doufame, ze
toto upozorneni postaci a ze
nase velkobanky, ktere Sc ra.
dy a nepravem vychloubaj!
Isyym vlastenectyim, zachovaJ
sc vuci nasim hochum bratr
ISteji nez dosud.
Z bytu pEulxovnika vyievaj
vodu ma Sokoly. Praha, Ia
Cervna. Kdyz Sc vraceli dne'
Sokolove re sletiSte a procha
zeli Ujezdem, byla ma ne vyli
ia z jednoho okna q tfetihC
patra sklenice vody. Pred do
mem Sc Timed shromazdil dav
. ktery cht6l pachatele ma mi
, ste potresat. Jak Sc pozdej
zjistilo, byla yoda vylita Z by
tu plukovnlka Schmida a sic
dcerkou inspektora buStehrad
ske drahy Vaclavikovou. Prot
j re lid byl velmi rozezlen by
10 by .Qoslo k nasilnostem, mt
sila zakrociti silna policejr
hlidka, ktera podivneho ceskc
n slovenskeho plukovnika pred
: la voiensk6 hlidce. Jen pod jt
il ochranou mohl byt dovede
do kasaren. Die vypovedi mex
|, lika ocitych svedk1 jest plul
. Schmid narodnostne nepreC
poiaty a sklenice vody byl
13letou Vaclavikovou, WILT
jen nahodou.
: Vzpominka ma American,
, O prvni vyprave americkyc
= kra ianu v Praze pred 35 let
sd6luje nam starry pametni
iak hoste byli vitani bursak
ma Prikopech. Tito hazeli 4
Am 9ricany do kocar1 kytick
\ " nichz napichany byly spel
| dliky a uschovana zkazena We
ce, chill v oknech neslusne p
| suhky a jeden dokonce rozri
polStar a sypal peri ma ulit
Opravdu zajimave kultur
drobnosti naSehO rakouskel
rdie, po kterych Sc Nemcu
i dnes styska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05

My AANOG Ma pAOOtI c1ACsV1 PlSS
obci mrtvych velice no zajlmal.
Vlaky elektricke drahy priva-
zely stale move rady tech, KITE
ii prisli dokazat, re vzpomi-
najf milych zemrelych, drima-
j1cich sen bez konce. A pfina-
Sely Sc cele zahrady kvetin,
TAX podobnych tenn vzpomin-
kam. Mnoho skutecnych mno
ho, mnoho jen delanych.
Jedni prichazeli, druzL od-
chazeli. Jako v zivote!
Nahle povsimnul 81 opodal
stojiciho hocha, as dvanactile-
teho, ktery oden rozedranymi
saty jaksi smutne hledel ma
ruch kolem panujici.
Pan, Knotecek pristoupil bill
re, ale tax, aby jej hosik nevi-
del, a pozoroval. Videl, jak
nesmelymi zraky pohlfH ma
kazdeho kolemjdouciho, jako
by prosit chtel o almuzna.. Ko-
necne dodal 81 hosik odvahy,
oslovil jednoho re stojic{ch
ltam drozkarI. Pan Knotecek
zpozoroval, jak Sc drozkaf ma
hocha utrhl a ten s tesklivou
tvari Sc rozhlizel, ma keho by
Sc jeste mel obratit.
Jeste blize poposel starry
pensista ruce chlapcove
zahledl bilou svicicku. Slza. u
trpnosti a litosti zalesAla Sc
mu v oku. Tusil, re ma pred
sebou sirotka, oplakavajiciho
otce nebo matku, snad oba 7!
Jiste re prisel take v tento
den sem, ably Sc ma hrobe po-
modlil nemaje ma drshy We
nee, aspon Ia krejcar sviclcku
rozsvitil. Ubozacek, sirka, ,snad
jedina jen, kterou 81 wal, mu
zhasla a ted chud atko marn6
Sc snazi sehnati jinou. Jaky to
obrazek detske lasky a bidy
zaroven! Zde je prilezitost k
lvykonani dobreho skucku.
Pokrocil az k chlapci a hla'
sem plnym dobroty Sc otazal
"Zajiste potrebujes sirky
chlapce, COZ"
Prikyvl, a radostny zablesl
V ocich jeho byl panu Knotec
kovi d1kazem, re sc nemylil
Starry pan sahl do kapsy.
"Zde mas celou skatulku
taxi"
Wal hocha pri tom Ia ruku
pritahl 81 no blize, pohledl MI
do velkych modrych oci a po
| kracoval:
"A ted mne dovedes k sve
mu tat{nkovi nebo mamin
Ice -"
, Nedomluvil. Do hocha jak,
: by viela elektricka jiskra.
"Pro boha jich prosim, mi
/ lostpane, pusteji mne!" a sku
. bal Sc udiyenemu mecenasi
: ruky.
Go pax Sc ii stalo?"
"Pusteji mne a nevodej
: mne k tatinkovi, milostpane
: ia uz vickrat nebudu kourit
'jsou tax dobrej ="
Ted teprv protfel 81 pa
: Knotecek pohnutim zaslzen
i oci a videl s ustrnutlm, ze bill
> pfedmet V ruce ustraSeneh
kluka neni svicicka ma hro
e rfipravena, nybrz uhasla cigs
reta, kterou 81 povedeny "sirt
, tex" hrob kopal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05

Utitelka (pta Sc male Ma
fenky): "Povez mi, kdo byl
prvnim muzem ?" Pro
sim, Adam" "A prvni ze-
nou?" - "Proslm, Madam!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-05
- TAX kan IL. cervence?
. Inu tam, kan jodu
STRELCI kLUBU VLAST,

do zahrady Sojkovy na Union
Ave. a E. 121. ul. Kazdy ma
vstevnik ma nadeji ma vyhru
velkeho barana. Tez jine a
trakce. Ze zabavy a vyrazenl
bude hojnost, vybor ruci. Ma
zizen hlad jsou pripraveni.
Zacatek We .2 hod. odpol.
S uctou Eve
Zohav,,f x,ybor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
GRAIN MARKETS
Heavy Margin Calls Cause
Weakness in All Grains
in Early Trading.

CHICAGO, July 2T.-Heuyy margin
calls resulting from yesterdays smash
IN values led to continued liquidation
today by holders OF grain. Opening
wheat quotations. which ranged from
+Ac To Sc lower for wheat. with De
cember $2iO to 81 40 and March $2.43
were followed by rallies to an average
of about ja under Yesterdays fipish,
In the last IS minutes renewed sell
ing forced sharp fresh break The
close was semidemoralized, liza dlic
net lower. with December SOS to
$2.35ie and March S237
conn. after opening 'gC to 2i2c lower,
with September TO 81 42h2 al 43 and De-
,cmber 1925 TO Sl.274, the market rail-
ned a, little but then sagged further
than before
Just before the finish acute weak
ness developed. The market closed
heavy, &c TO Sc net lower with Sep
TENDER 81 80 to $780, and December
81 23is to Sl2i
oats opened &C or to NC up, incmd-
ing September at 70bac to nc and then
underwent material setback all
around
Some strength developed in provisions
after moderate declines ut the outset.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

await harvester with wheat crop pFac-
tically made, outlook also is excellent
for corn, oats and other commodities.
Rust danger period is passed in safety.
These reports cover importsnt crop
centers in Minnesota. Dakotas and
Montana and generally show excellent
prospects in the chief wheat produce
ing sections.-T. & NJ. TO Clark & Co.
Weather over grain belts clear and
fine
Chicago.-Wild says packers are sup
porting provisions. heavy liquidat ton Of
September lard by George Stone.
Chicago.-Russelrs news wires, wheat
demand slow. British still out of the
market; Orders here for rye on a
workable basis.
Chicago.-Thomson McKinnons, Kan
sas city, office wires; Our cash wheat
market very sick yesterday. Hard
cents lower red l212 lower and a big
carryover. unsold. Good judges say
think will soon be SO. Tight money and
is full of wheat all over the country
west, too much for bulls.
Stocks.
New, York.-It is rumored, but not
verified, that $4,000 General Motors sold
was for J. p. Morgan & Co-Joseph-
thai TO Shepard & Gluck.
New York.--Many Of the current
stories are greatly exaggerated, as in
dtcated by the wild tales that grew out
Of the Maxwell Motor situation yes
terday. Some of the smaller motor
companies are in bad shape, and deal
ers in material are selling some of them
only for cash, but this is no reason for
dlstrusting all motor and tire stocks.
The well known ones have provided
themselves with cash.-Morse to McFall.
New York.-Custom requires a def
mite explanation for every decline and
every advance, but 1t is difficult to find
anything definite in explanation in the
decline yesterday. What Influenced
selling yesterday was the same lnfiu-
ence that we have had with us every
day for some time, the bad outlook in
Eastern Europe, high and scarce money
and declining business. I see nothing
at all to encourage purchase OF stocks
and i can see prospects for tight money,
more liquidation and lower prices.-Et-
telson.
Chicago.-Our Detroit office wires:
The Maxwell Motor situation is not as
serious as has been pictured. The
company has $4,000, 900 in assets and
100000 900 in liabilities. There will be
no receivership. There will be new
management. Banks here will see the
company through the present crisis
Wagner G. Co. to s. & G.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. July 27-After de
clines Of S to % points on the opening
call today the cotton market steBdicd
up on reports Of considerable rain IN
the central belt and went TO II points
higher than the close Of yesterday Tn"
failure Of the weather map to confirm
private reports Of too much rain and
continued favorable crop reports from
Texas caused fresh selling, under which
the market at the end OF the first hour
Of business. broke to levels 20 20 81
points under yesterdays final prices.
October traded as high as 81 CSC and
as low as ~ CSC.
At the lowest Of the morning prices
were 20 to SO points off The forecast
Of showery weather in several states in
the belt caused some short covering
and professional traders commenced
buying on the view that the market
was oversold. Late in the morning
something Of a recovery set in and
the declines were reduced to 3 TO y
points Later positions received more
support than the near resulting in ir-
regularity.
spots closed quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary. ~ CSC, good ordinary II Doc,
low middunG 2900c, middling, 80. 15c,
good middltng. 44c. Sales on the spot
1902
Futures closed steady at advance Of
to 46 points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK, July 27.-Bar silver. do
nestle. 99I2c; foreign, 93hc; Mexican
dollars. Tic,
KANSAS CITY, July 97.-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs, lc higher; firsts 44c. seconds
SIC.
Potatoes unchanged.
CHICAGO July 27.-Potatoes firm;
receipts 70 cars; Virginia cobblers $7.25
a SIS barrel; Kansas and Missouri
$3.50q3.65; Kentucky cobblers. $3.S5q
4l0.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Butter, unsettled;
creamery, 44G5Sc.
EGGS. unchanged; receipts 1927 cases.
Poultry, alive, unchanged.
NEW YORK, July 27-Butter weak
er creamery firsts, 52q Soc,
Eggs firm; fresh gathered firsts, As
q soc.
Cheese steady. 25d26a.c.
Live and dressed poultry steady and
unchanged,
ST LOUIS, July 27.-Poultry and
butter unchanged.
Eggs, 4012c.
NEW YORK, July Chopper steady
eleCtrolytiC spot and third quarter, 10,
Iron firm; No. l Northern. 10000
50 co. 10. > Northern. 1900 No
southern 44n 45 co.
Tin easy spot, 1915; August Septem-
Der, 1880.
Autmony, 800.
Lead steady; spot, $50,
Zinc steady; East St Louis, $500
At London spot copper 500. Is. Cd;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
FROM WALL STREET
Trend of Stocks at Outset
Downward. Credit Situation
Being Chief Factor.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE trend OF
prices was downward again at the
opening OF today's stock market SEN
timent among traders and commission
houses with out-ot-town connections
was increasingly bearish because Of the
strained credit conditions Crucible
Steel. one Of yesterdays weakest fea-
lures, recorded an initial loss Of tx
points and other active industrials were
lower by fractions to one point Oils
were moderately supported, however.
Royal Dutch gaining one point Rates
OF exchange on London were slightly
lower
Activity slackened perceptibly at
midday when the shorts evidently found
II advisable to convert their paper prof
us into cash. This resulted in rallies Of
TO 2k points
Activity slackened at midday when
the shorts evidently found 1t advisa Bile
10 convert their paper profits into cas-
This resulted in rallies of to 2h points,
Mexican and Fan American Petroleums
Baldwin Locomotive, Studebaker and
L. S. Steel leading the rebound.
Stocks rallied briskly later, many
leaders more than retrieving their losses
when the rate for call loans relaxed
The closing was heavy.
Range Of prices OF the New York stock
exchange, with previous closing bids.
furnished by Shepard 6 Gluck, Falls
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
'1pse-

NEW YORK July ga renewal Of
selling pressure from the South. with
rumOrs Of freer offers Of spots. and
selling by local and Wall street inter
ests caused another drop in cotton
prices early today The opening was
steady with May points higher and
other months to ~ points lower. after
which general break occurred forcing
prices from TO 21 points under last
night with October or to 81 2gc, De.
cember 3o5lc and January % 73c.
Later selling in which the South CON
tinued leader with further Wall street
offerings and local liquidation, depres sed
the market 10 32.05c for October. 30 sec
for December, and 29,60c for January. or
20 to IS points under last nights close
Liberal covering developed at this lev
ell, and the market had a rally OF about
20 TO rs points toward / O'Clock
At one time in the early afternoon
the market sold to points above the
previous night, mainly on further Gov
erlng and little local hull support on
the idea that todays rains in the belt
would prove bad for the crop, but the
advance failed to hold. and by midafter-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Grain.

town TnicSgo'DbeG GS1Si oS crop report James
s sO%i, y July 80; FAR! crops are
s enneroi S SnrS 'ea liz rye haTNeSt
Is general some early oats ana wheat
excent in late WHEAT rust Sas saS csn ai.d
Iery little damage T.ato What 10 haJ-
ly rusted and MANY fields viii not nav
for harvesting bmt losses in generai az tr pH
rust will he very nn,,cb sn,aiIar thnn
last vear Ueatber cooi cinsr o enaii
favorabia O0o'' 0'oH'' Oree|y'
Chicago, Hogs closing weak and
mostly 5Oc lower than yesterdays aver
age; 81 600 left over.
New York;1Russell says British after
wheat, but bids cents out line
Chicago.-In twenty wears four oorr
crops have entered August above "a
condition Three made a record and
by excess heat-Wild 70 Sbon raus U.s. :.
Chuck NV W '"op"'u
Nrinroo,o,,u Co-,-
ASH wheat III lower
minneapolis Reports from 200 sta
tons from bankers and grain men in
ali c @UeS" ao Imu'Sa9e the Damage from
az sap causes eau very snght' not to exceed
ven per cent. weather fine'
-, INC E,hlca3go,-O Brien to McFall. -Visi-
bigb n lssqeu inns morning gives very
n naS1o toR 9a on all grain weather
DenVer'HIh through Missouri and Kan
S SaS hnG tnoSe TWO states have most
MoI HIenM crops ever saw. {. & Co.
| Chta o,p.,
+, 1nlCaBp.-C brleh 70 McFa!-Vlsi-
PIE Supply OF corn increased 10000
Dusheis ana Is nov double year ago,
Two ana ma nat oo mllllon at Chicago alone
akaIlSt l'"oo'UnU year ago Pretty big
STOCK Lor domestic proposition with
| tnree nl1llon crop outlook, and Argen-
| una uhoerselling US IN the eastern
I,a MAJ lilqulaatIon is on IN all grains
ana provisions Buyers are pulling
OUT.
Washington wires: The unsold stocks
OF american pa bacon in Great Britain
an hdloGio 70 foU,ToO boxes SoS 70 which must
ne ddusu lurther 500 700 boxes waiting
This supply Should cover a neriod ~
six months American boco, ~ 49, ~
with considerabie ~ritioiSn, lne rs
tinted Kingdom Iiharai sm,,ri1 II 'i ne
Danish bacon are ayaiiah,e up snJ , Ua
|
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
COFFEE.
TERRITORY BANKERS
WILL MAKE TALKS

At the meeting of the Bankers club
Thursday night at the Hotel Gayoso in
formal talks are to be made on crop
and financial conditions by two repre-
sentative bankers from each of the
three states about this city. From Ar
kansas will be Henry Anderson, Helena,
and Charles Mckee, of Mariana. Mis-
sissppi will be represented by J, o.
Lampkin, of Clarksdale, and Henry
Hart. of Winona, while from Tennes-
see will be Pater Fyfe, of Covngton,
and either S. F. Thomas or R. M.
Chambliss, of Brownsville.
Telephone conversations with all of
these bankers assured their presence at
the meeting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
u. S. STEEL DECLARES
USUAL DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. July 27-The United
states steel corporation at its quarter
ly meeting here today declared regular
dividends OF ~ per cent on common
stock, and Ia on preferred stock
Total earnings for the qurter ending
June 30, 1920, we're $40, 1855, 705. net in
come WIS {3l SIS 304, and the surplus,
S13, 1888
These figures compare with total
earnings Of St2.0S9,0l9: net income of
$3l .323 FOL and surplus of $l3,373,OS5 at
the close NJ the previous quarter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

CHICAGO. July 27.-Wheat. No. 2
red. s. 7im2,77; No. 2 red, $276.
Corn, No. . mixed, $1.46i2a1.47; No. ?
yellow, Sl47G1.4S.
Oats, No. 2 white, 76hG79c; No, 3
Rye, No. 2, S2oS Barley, $tO5qI1O
Timothy seed, S9OOG11.50. Glover seen.
$50 Goa $500, Pork nominal Lard
$3.50, Ribs, S1J50d16.5O
KANSAS CITY, July 27-Close:
Wheat, December, $2.27; March $22S.
Corn. September. Sl35; December.
$I25A
KANSAS CITY. July 27.--Cash
wheat &c to i0C lower: No. I hard, $50
a Y; No. . hard. S?.57a27 TO- No. /
red, S2,6o@2. 6S; No red $2.59@26O so.
Corn lOc lower to &c higher; No. 2
mixed, $l.47Ql4s; No 2 white. $3.50;
No valOw, Sl52
Oats &c to &c lower; No 2 white,
SOC; No mixed 74a 75c; No. 2 red,
73@ 75c
Rye, $2.2Oa2.23
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

noon the market was rather easy again
with prices from to Is points net
lower October being 3234C, December
SO57c and January, 2g,17c.
The reactionary movement became
pronounced In the late trading, the dis
tant months being especially strong
Late In the session March stood at
80 l5c ana the list showed net gains
Of 10 TO IS points
Futures closed steady and unchanged
To advance Of 70 points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
COTTON REGION SUMMARY

Tempera lures are below normal in
the northeastern districts Maximum
temperatures Of "a to 100 occurred again
in Oklahoma and interior Texas and
Louisiana SeaSonablc temperatures
prevail in the Southeast Mostly light
to moderate showers have fallen in Ok
IahOma and locally in Arkansas. Louis
lana Southwestern Mississippi, North
eastern Florida and near South Caro-
lima and Georgia coasts
Heavy rains were reported as fol-
lows: Oklahoma. Oklahoma city, 1875,
Chandler. 1854; Holdenville, l,0l; Wealth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
MONEY.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Mercantile pa
per s. Exchange steady sterling 60-day
bills, $40; commercial 6O-day bills o., on
1884,; demand, 3.7S%; cables, 3.7S$.
Francs, demand, 1882; cables, 1884. Bel
gian francs, demand, &2S; cables, $50.
Guilders demand 1870; cables, S4.33.
Lire demand $50: cables, 5,54. Marks,
demand 245; cables, 2.46. New York
exchange on Montreal. IN per cent dis
count. Government bonds irregular
railroad bonds irregular. Time loans
strong; so and 80 days and six months,
SIa per cent.
Cali money strong: High 3, low 8,
ruling rate 9, closing bid 7, offered at
s, last loan s. Bank acceptances SIS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Jus @7.-rottoa spot In
fair demand: rrlCeS easier, good mid
ding, SD, fully midling 273ld
middlng 26.o6d, low miuduug. - Ped
good ordinary 10 06d, ordinary. rs u6d
Sales 5000 hal"s, including 100 Amer
lean; receipts. 3 600 including 500 Amer.
lean. Futures closed steady july
% Esd; Oct, % sd Jan. q SD March
90 SD May, 20 2gd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. July 27-Flnal prices
today on Liberty bonds were: 3lgs.
9l0E first As So 80, second Is 81 f0
firs'4hs. $3.50, second AS, s4.7O. third
AIS, $50: fourth AS, s5O2 Victory,
3As, $3.50; Victory iAs, 1852.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

MEMPHIS, July 27-Hogs-Receipts
| lower; thin, S9.004l0.0O; heavy. $14.00G
$l4.25; medium, $15.0Od15 25; packer
sowss, $O.o,o& ll50; pigs, skiners, $7,5C
| $500; stockers, 60 and up, $l0.006l1.75;
pigs, fat, Sll5O@l4oO; thin, 10000
$l1.5O
cattle Receipts fair; steady. steers,
| medium heavy. $S.00G900, light butch
ers. SI00dS0O; thin common, S6,00q
$500. choice light stockers, Sc 00@ 90;
$S.0Oa9.00, cutters, $5.0O@5,5O; Gamers
| 50 SOAPS; veal calves, good, $4,000
SO 90; light and poor, S5.00670O, bulls
fat $6.o0@70O; medium, $4.5o@5.50.
CHICAGO, July 27-Cattle, receipts,
10000; steady to 1Oc higher on corn fed
steers; top yearlings, Sl6.70; top handy
weight, sic SO; best heavy, $l6.25; bulk
early sales, $l625G 1876; grassers. $l1 90
aA50; bulls and best she stock, steady;
medium cows and Gamers, weak calves
soc to 75c higher; vealers, $l5,6o@l725;
stockers, slow, steady,
Hogs, receipts, 30 000 light and
butcher hogs, soc to 60c lower, Others
35c to soc lower than Mondays aver
| age; top, $3.50; bulk light and butch.
ers, N4.5Od 1850, bulk packing sows
| {13 25Gl365; pigs mostly $lS.50Uf4.25
Sheep, receipts, 10000; slow; early
sales native lambs around Csc lower;
sheen strong to 25c higher, ton native
lambs, $l5.5O; bulk, $l3.75dl475 ask
VS. We h UH $i0 M. choiCe notive ewes ss ~
ds.25.
x,~s,e CRY Iii o7-Cotto 70.
caints 6oo. hoo, S stSrs stooGY &C. 9Sc
oun, aa,Joo' . oto, 90 0o1 20 So. rond
q cars due in quarantine, butcher
STOCK ana t zee Sol,o steady 70 "eah ouah
so "a Eooun go sooE "SdE w q, Va
CAVES ac,Ve s'IaG{ 10 SoC &C niEh op Top
Nealers' EIt,Su pui sGo ErSv s,i. ~ fo ,o
er: TOP $l5.5O eHlk light ana enc MEDIUM m
|l2; VVa. ~, US n me" Slfo9p 10 ~,
sheep, TecelPts' 3,UVO, good ana ch zoe
ANUS 'uuH 90 mlb"'I ol,etS IoAL ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
BANKERS ARE VISITORS.

Bankers from the surrounding terri
tory are frequent visitors here now.
Among those reported Tuesday were
w. P. Holland, president Of the Plant
ers bank, and Gerald Fitzgerald, of the
Delta Bank and Trust Co, Clarksdale,
Miss; P. NJ. B. Self, Marks, Miss, and
II. B. Nance. cashier of the Bank of
Alamo Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Cottonseed Products.

Merchants ENCharEr Quotationsp
Crude OIL basis prime o o. mills,
'c huiis loose. DarIuts. Sl2 5UHl2.Un.
ucA- : Per con, --n- So ---Lnn ---
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BANK CLEARINGS.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July 27-Raw sugar.
nominal; centrifugal. 1856, refined,
quiet, fine graduated 81 0OG $3.50.
Sugar futures closed steady; sales
500 tons September, 1910; October,
1850; December, 1856, January, 1900,
March, ll.05
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
BIDS WANTED,

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the River Terminal com
mission of the city of Memphis, 200
Chamber Commerce building, up to
o'clock Wednesday August 4, and then
opened, for furnishing and delivering
at the Municipal River Terminal, Mem
phis, the following material.
New rail, GA yds. 20-lb. rail.
New rail 300 yds. 20-lb. rail cut in
Aft lengths.
Splice bars and bolts complete with
all rail
2 kegs of track spikes, 3hx7-16.
kegs Of track spikes, SKY.
1876 rail clips for 20-lb. rail.
1876 Yin. diameter bolts ~ lin. long
with nuts.
Delivery on or before September /.
Bids will lay open for comparison and
consideration for one week after being
properly opened and read before award
ing contract.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
By order of the River Terminal Com
mission of the city of Memphis.
S. B. ANDERSON Chairman,
w F. SCHULZ, Engineer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Vegetables.

Beans-Navy, per ID, S%c; Lima, per
h, l4i9ml5iac.
Peas-Caifornia black eyed, per ID,
Sc .
Potatoes-Cwt.. all varieties, Si.5Oq
COO
Onions-Sacked, 100 lbs, 81 5Oa4,o0,
Cabbage--Crate, cwt., $1,000 80.
Lettuce Northern, crate, $2,2b.
Celery Michigan, bunch, Sl.00.
Tomatoes-Bushel. I.2542,50.
Pep1ers-Basket, 40d soc
SNAPS Bushe. 50 50u so.
Cucumbcrs- Crate, nominal
EgEp,ant-- Dozen, $1,000 !. 80.