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CHAPTER ix-Continued.

~
Thank you. And you might take
these drafts now three OF EN-. Right;
Good. Well-any developlnentsr"
"WhatT Harmon tapped his Gig.
arctic cnse In the Palm Of his left
hand "oh. you mean the mine:"
HiIlIard nodded Yes. HIVE you
gone any further with the shaft yet?
Two or three Of the more cautious men
are holding back until something hap
pens with that"
"shaftf' Harmon was puzzled.
"What shaft7" He placidly slowed
away the drafts "im not sinking any
new shafts Mt this stage of the game"
II WAS billiards. turn TO be puzzled.
why, | mean the old shaft OH 81.
vetbow No. 1. Have you gone any
further with It! I've told these people
We were just starting. That's right.
isn't Itf'
Harmon laughed no'sily.
"Oh. that shaft Don't you think
its q little early to begin on that?
Say. about ninety thousand dollars too
eariyr
Az Hllllard sat gazing at him In pro.
found bewilderment u walter slid up
alongside him and eougled for his at.
tsnti0n.
Gentleman wants to speak to you
outside. Mr. Hllliard. In the lobby.
Says It's important"
"0h" Hlllinrd drew the back Of
his hand across his forehead. Tell
hin I'll come right out. VIII you ex.
cuss me moment. Mr.. Harmon?"
"Surel Go ahead" The promoter
sat back comfortably and gave him a
wave Of dismissal. HlllIard, his pupils
narrowing, went out to the doorway.
4 pace or two distant one Of the vice
presidents Of the Trust and Deposit
eompnny-a friend Of Cullen's and II
very good man to know-was lettering
restlvely.
Hello, IIillIard." he said. wrlnkling
his forehead. How are you? Look
here, it's none OF my business, OF
course. but couldn't help wondering
how much you know about that chap
you're sitting with. Don't be offend
ed: It's a friendly question. Simply
my Interest In you as one OF our
clients"
"why. | know a good deal about
him"
The banker continued solemnly:
You probably know a lot more
about him than do. then. but just the
same. wanted to make sure. That's
ALL" He turned, but Hilliard stopped
him.
swell. what do you know about
hlmf
Before ! answer that's he
friend Of yoursi" The question was
TOO blunt to be diplomatic. and too sug-
gestive to be dlsregarded.
mot exactly that; he's a rather
good acquaintance. though. In busI-
ness way only--what he Is socially
don't know. and I don't think ! much
care"
$50 you don't need any advice about
his business connections"
"Why, I think not" He was nettled
by the bankers manner
"The only thing about IT," said the
sice president, nettled In his turn by
billiards brevity. ''is that II you'd said
you didn't know him very well. I'd
have offered you some suggestions. I'd
have expected you to thank mel
really would. Under the circum.
stances. can't very well 70 any fur
ther than this. Sorry I interrupted
you"
aNo, but walt q minutel T."
The vice presidents refusal was
Arm and definite.
4 can't say another word. Not an
Sthsr one. II you know him. that's
SUFFICIENT ADd be strode away across
~ Iob6S. lAving Hiliiard dunn
epnsAeb
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Immediately after "Danderine'
massage, your hair takes on new life.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear
Ing twice as heavy and plentiful be-
cause each hair seems to fun and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay life
less. colorless. plain or scraggly. You.
too. want lots of long, strong. beauti.
ful hair.
A 35-cent bottle Of delightful
"Danderine" freshens your scalp.
checks dandruff and falling hair. This
stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to
thin. dull. fading hair that youthful
brightness and abundant thickness
All druggists!-Adv.
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Harmon is revealed in
his true light.
GRO BE CONTINUED,
Chameleons' Food.

The proper diet Of chameleons and
lizards consists Of flies and other In.
sects: also meal worms. and the com.
mon idea that sugar and water will
serve In winter Is incorrect. A good
many Of these animals refuse food In
the winter months and all Of them
need warmth and sunshine. as well as
water. They are dificult to keep In
health, and II not given their natural
food will starye to death In time
though their ability to fast for lon,
periods Is well known.
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here before you got yourself kicked
out two years ago. Oh don't
Jump! You don't think I've been
asleep. do your don't believe
you'd get much sympathy. Not much !!
And I've invested Z lot Of money In
you. ! want some big returns.
Look me In the eye. son. I want you
to calm down. Now. there's only three
parties to this deal-you and me and
the world. You and me-and the
world. Get thati And you and have
got to play straight with each other.
You help me get the money. and I'll
help You get Whatever you want. But
when you throw me down. throw you
down. and wen see who comes out
ahead. I'll bet l do. What do you
bet?"
Hilllard shook his head helplessly.
you've got to remember" said Har.
mon In sardonic consolation, shat
you're an awful easy man to describe.
You can slip out Of Syracuse Just as
easy as you please. and try your
dunedest to make getaway. and
you'd have pretty hard work to keep
away from the Plnkertons for twenty
four hours. And I've got the evidence
that would put 'em after you. So don't
you plan to run away, son-don't do
t."
billiards judgment was tottering.
Where did he stand In relation to Arm
strong now?
"WenY" So.
Harmon snatched at the sign Of
weakness. and was instantly per-
suasive.
Stay on another six weeks: make
the rest Of your killing. After this Is
over, do what you please. You'll have
money enough to suit yourself. I'm
playing straight with you 4.
am I not?'
yes" said Hllliard. with whitening
sarcasm. you arel"
Harmon glowered at him.
Don't you accuse me Of double
crossing you. sonl It's the other way
round"
"You aren't fool enough to expect
me-" said Hilliard shakily. ito keep on
trying to sell more Of this rotten stuff !!
You aren't enough Of fool for that"
II can. and I do. You're In for It
now. Hilliard. and you can't very well
90 back. You've collected money: :
you can't get your hands on It again !:
you can't make any restitution. You've
lied your head of already; you can't
do any better now than to stick to
your first story. because the truths q
good deal worse. You'd better make
your killing and make It quick. And
II you open your head for Just one lit.
tie peep =. fiooey, nooey. and the
fats in the nre. Well ="
Hilliard's head was splitting with
the horror Of It. He saw. In whiri-
Ing vision Of dread, the people Of the
city rising to denounce him; not mere
ly for his inexcusable masquerade. 20
grotesquely built upon the dream Of re-
generation, not only for his vast abuse
Of personal confidence. not only for
the base hypoerisies he had practiced
upon his quondam sweetheart. but
also for this grossly profitable fraud.
Dlmly. he argued Just - Harmon
claimed. he couldn't Be In harder
straits. A spasm of RECKLESS fatalisn
ahook him.
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"But Wait q MInutei"

mon. The subject might come up
later. It's almost sure to. now that
Embree's seen you and spoken to me
about you. And II you've had any
quarrel with this crowd. even II It
wasn't your fault. and II It came out
that I'm working for you. and there
was any talk about It. you can see
how I'd have to be on the defensive.
So II you could Just give me a
faint idea"
"Plain English ID lot better than
faint idea" said Harmon carelessly.
Il hoated some steel bonds up here
once. Prettiest bonds you ever saw In
your life, too"
.Ohl And they didn't turn out
wsllr Z
.llot sEsctiy. n company vas TOO
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Many SIN Read pIeksns.

Charles Dickens has been ruled out
by a class OF the younger literary
critics as a decided back number. but
the statement by his British publishers
that during the past three years tho
sale Of his books has been almost dou-
bled seems to refuts that idea. Some
Of Dickens novels sell more than 6O.-
900 every year. and he has been dead
forty.eight years. His sales during the
last ten years have been larger. It d
asserted, than those Of any three nov.
elists put together.
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A simple appliance. easily attached.
has been invented for preventing tels.
phone cords twisting.
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GOLD MEDAL.
1ll11klN0
sZ1III y

Tbs worlds standard remedy fos kidney.
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles. the
enemies Of hfs and looka In uss since
1926. All druggists, three sisss.
Lssk Ter he name Gold Medal % every S,x
and accent no tJnitsfioM
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Unless man has plenty Of money
and wife who can cook, eating Is q
nuisance.
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Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, . clear skin and . body
full Of youth and health may Be
yours II you win keep your system
b order by regularly taking
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All In the Open.

He Is a big-game hunter, and was
talking Of his happy experiences IN
the out Of doors. Then the talk drift
ed 10 old friends back In the old home
town.
"Whateyer became Of So-and.SoT'
one friend asked the hunter.
"Oh. hadn't you heard? He's In
JAIL
"You don't tell mel"
"Ycp; went down to the jail to
see him the other day"
THAT was a friendly thing to do.
What cid you talk abOut?"
ssOh. outdOOr life"
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There isn't much hope for man 80
deaf he is unable to hear the noise
Of a paper dollar.
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Harvest 20 to rs
BusheI TO Acre Wheat
In Western Canada

Think what that means to you in
good hard dollars with the great de-
mand for wheat at high prices. Many
farmers In Western Canada have paid
for their land from single crop. Tho
same success may still be yours. for
you can buy on easy terms.
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BY GEORGE WILLIAMSON


MAFAHs u"c continued lu I'D" r".r
Ton market during jhe week. just ehi ..
but sikht progress upward was 'haur,
anu u3tleFthEfs between lhlHf,@ ".Ni
spetS were also narrowed . hlir lu
lev CT the centtrS quotations lw lh"
atluat we're elevated, but on au aN"F"E"
bit enormous hSeountS on contracts
We're irsseAra -'| one OF lhr 'AieI
sources OF Suppoi "a8 covering by
shorts Who appareua. 900 900 'h9htr
ol pfetetueh through 'leS oi IN.
aftuat, anu de NOT WISH "r I'lt AZ
the mercy ot thcy who heed the long
END OF the contracts.
FaatHR was dtsuIl"IF 80 thaI3Cl
ana oplhieh mere OF less confused, nut
net gains oi t3 % ~ points were re-
corded ~ New ORR. Whlit new Ut
leans qdit al gains OF a' 20 - points.
IN the shpt 'ehirfs miunilhh uplAu9
was quoted at tar close al ihr pctleI
~ IRON IS" tn 4l.>a, nh'haht'u 70 %
points peter IMAM week previous
pet business uoLe was SinAi. as q rue
FuFthtr widening OF ouleItH'rS De
tween me medium ana Inc lower
Bfaaes vas witnessed ana on" OF we
ihtefestlhs aeNslopnshts VIII AlPareht
~ pc the Rlutuue OF lhe consumer aH
70 me very snort cotton anu tht low
Etaaes. ~hlch constitute the uulk OF
the uhSeiu portion OF me crop anu
carry over Around the disposal OF TINS
aii pc determined u Us sthttauy Pc
HeVed, the course oil prices during the
ensuing several months, although me
scafcttN "t tCnderable grades ana me
character Of me contract, IN connection
leave small hone az matera Tooesons
Trade conditions were still oncour-
aging 70 sustained NalleS' ana t4Ner
POOL supplied mneh OF the incentive 70
strength, Manchester was reported AZ
hooking, lots OF business ana was
assumed lhal muth ~ tAe absorption
~ contracts was hedging against such,
Ihat some ot ms business belhg Ac-
eepted Ter tltare delivery was Tor
SHIPMENT % the United states only
lnalealed th9t they hau lafge heed dt
IAW hattIldi ana was put one OF tnt
results Of the upset conditions IN
iihahce ana commerce, Inc etieSt oi
thelr aepfeclateu creults on thls sue
on thelr Wlilinghess ana ahlllty TO buy
our cotton mus had an oiIset IN me
laet thht lheS would more IMAM get
" returned oE ehablhg them 10 under
sen aonlcsie nahniaclurtTs ana at tnt
same tune heip 70 trcohsuuVt lhtir
crippled financial fabric, When steri,
lhg rate tate IN Tue period showed
iahfhea HnpF9NtIneht Whelhtr from
NV o. o'lLs ptlhs olieteu or 70 otheI
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DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Feb, 81 President VIII
son, replying to BrandoR"e resolutions,
says United States has no agreement
ships,
Central Leather Company earned
$50 II a share on common stock In 1919,
compared with Sl0.4i in 1918
Railroad bill expected to pass house
today by close vote and be taken up
in senate Monday,
Average price G0 industrals 1851, up
142 Average price 20 railroads 7t9S.
off 49,
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FARMERS TRIM OWLS.

HOUSTON. Tex. Feb. 2i.-Tne
Farmers smotbcred the Rice Owls. a
Tn IL. In a hot basketball game staged
ct College station mst uiSht. Tho owls
fought nightly an the way. but the
vicious attack Of the AgEi's was too
strong for the visitors
Forbes. The center for the Farmers,
dti some great work foi his bunch,
netting total Of rs points. Ellis,
Farmer forward. also showed great
form Della Vale and Brown, for
Rice. did most OF the good work,
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FROM WALL STREET
Stocks Rally From EARLY IT.
regularity and Close Strong
With Small Trading.

new YORK. Feb .i.-The stock
market made further advances during
today 3 brief session. prices soon rally
ing from their early lrrerulrty Buy
ing OF luw-prtced rails was again most
noteworthy IA Rock Island NV Haven.
Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacific. Pcre
Marquette, Southern railway. Chtal-
peaEe & ohio and New York Central
Recent gains In these issues were aug
mcuted by 1 To 3 points Advances Of I
To points were scored bv some Of the
active tndustrials. especially American
Wooden, Central Leather Mexican Pc
troleum and some Of the motors and
allied specialties The closing was
strong sales approNimated 400. 900
sMlrts
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COTTuNSEED OIL.
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb Mercantile pa
per, 6hm64, sterling to-day bus
t3.&T. commercial to-day bills on banks.
$S.37, commercial G0-day bids, So 36la
demand. So 80. cables, 81 A.
Frnncs-Demaud. l3.S1. cables 1880.
Belgian Francs Demand, l3.42, ca
blcs. 1870
Lire Demand. 1902. cables. $500.
Marks-pcmand O6C; cables. / U6c
Government bonds Irregular, railroad
bonds steady
Sterling recovered sharply from the
days low figures in the later dealings
mercial t0-day bills on banks, S3.37A
commercial 60-day uls S3.S7I; de-
mind Salll.. nnhlns s. !"
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 21.-Hogs-
Receipts, 1900; active; 25c higher; $50
pounds up, SlS.75; 100 TO ESQ pounds,
So 90 down.
Cattle-Recepts. $50; slow. steady;
heavy steers, Sl2O0m12,5O; beef steers,
$S.00@1l25; fat hefers, $S.09@11. so;
cove S5,0n@10 % feeders, $S.00W10.50;
stockers, S006950.
Sheep--Reeeipts, 100; steady; lambs.
$1,000; sheep, $500.
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horse hides. s7OoasOO CLUES and ponies
hall nriCp.
Shccpskins, 5OcQs2Oo: sheallngs. rs
a75c; goat skins, 75ea&l5O: dry culls,
half price
No. l tallow. lOai2c; No, 2 tallow,
Eu l0c; beeswax, 32@S5c ginseng, Sla,0O
6fli 90; Golden Seal S4N0m 90
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CHICAGO. Feb. 21--Hogs. receipts.
5000 higher; top. $l4 90; heavy, $l3.S5
Ml4 30, medium. S14.20ul4T5; light.
Sl450H14.90, pigs. S13. 25Gl4.60.
Cattle. receipts. 1000; compared with
week ago, steers, above $3.50. I'M
evenly 25c TO 75c lower; others mostly
steady; butcher cows and heiters about
steady; Gamers. 25C lower: bologna
bulls. good quarter higher, calves,
mostly 25c lower; stoCkers and feeders
25c to 40c higher.
Sheep, receipts 1000; compared with
a week ago good to prime fat lambs,
25c to SOC higher; others little changed;
fat sheep and yearlings. 25c to Csc
higher
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-777l-777a7-l7al--llll-
SEWELL TO ROBINS

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 21.-Jack SeweI
Of this city, has signed contract with
the Brooklyn Nationals. He was A
member Of the pitching staff of the
Orlando, Fla State league club last
year, and is 10 years old.
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Vegetables.

:, Beans-Nayy, per ID, sac, Lima, per
H., l4's6tl5Ac
Sc.
Onions Sacked 100 lbs. S70o07.Co,
Spanish, crate, 81 59G3,75; California,
cNt., $3.50.
$50
Cabbage-TeNas, cWt, S62J, North.
ern, ewt. S6.25; Louisiana, crate, $500,
ppars--Haaprr. $500.
cueunbers--Hot house, 81 oo@2 SO pes
dozen
Lettuce-Callfornia crate, $500.
Celery Bunch. california, $i55Ul 10.
Cauliflower-- Crate, 81 30.
Tomatocs--Cu5an, AuQuS 450; Flor
ida. 81 g06t4 So
Sweet Potatoes Bushel, ;L15Q2.00 q
Carrots Bushel basket 81 90,
Parsiups- Bushel basket So 25
aps-Hamper, S5,00W550,
Egg plants-UeEsa. s. JUuS 90.
Bunch Vegetables-pozen 15cnsl35.
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BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. Feb p Final prices Of
Liberty bonds today: 3las, 1904; first
IS. 1910, second As. 1910; first AS,
atlo: second 4as. $3.50; third AS,
1924: fourth AIS, etOo; Victory ass,
40: Victory 4As,, $40
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Groceries.

Flour-Barrel. 24-pound sack, SIS 50d
1895 elf-rising, Sl5.5odlL50
Meal---Cream, bag, i00-lb. sacks.
$3.50 50-lb, sacks. 1896. 25-lh sacks,
Coffee Arbuckles roasted, case.
Memphis basis 4220c; roasted bulk,
per lb.. nominal; green, common ordi-
nary 30I 35c; Java. 8SGf43c.
Sugar-Standard graduated cane.
nominal; clarified, l1hc.
Rice-Head pound, 14hdl6c; broken.
1h6YI1p
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ST, LOUIS Feb. 2l--Hogs. s. 600: 10
to l5c lower; bulk. $lA0OHl5.25. heavy.
Sl3.T5Wl415 medium. Sl425H15 25 :;
light Sli5oHl5.35, pigs, SI2 5Om15.O0.
Cattle, 800: generally steady for week
Sheep, none; lower for week.
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sPINNERS' TAKINGS.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Meek nndlnr Fob. n

Weekly at II towns to Feb 20.
Receipts this week ...,,....... 11S,07S
Same week In 1919 .......... g0,S09
Same week in 1918 ........... ll0,S20
Increase compared with 1913. 2i,GSi
Increase compared with 1915. 1883
Shipments this week ........... 114,593
Same week In 1919 .......... S4,03l
Same week in 1918 ......... "a ,036
Increase compared with 1873. 81, $50
Increase compared with 1915. o., 5bI
Stocks this week .............12T6 96S
Same week in 1919 500, 21H
Same week in 1918 ...,.....1,2 75, 1896
Decrease compared with 1919. 235 PAS
Increase compared with 1918. liz
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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
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Produce.

Eggs--tresh candled, 50d52c s,or-
age, nominal.
Butter--lresh Greg ,nery. wound prints,
62G64c: country butter 40Iiic, reno.
waited, 60at1C
Creese-Cream prints. 3i1aU36c
p0ultry-Ducls. 9SW20c. hens alive,
s1DS3c. dressed 3G040c. roosters, 1914
lie; turkeys, live. 4-uitc, dressed SEA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS. Feb 'f-Egrs- Retatnts
light Market steady. Heavy EItu0h
.# %. medium. sItHauI}.I1. packer
saws. fI1rIuI- %. thiu- - b1afG IS:
skins $1,000 10 Hl- stUeksrs. go Ia SD lbs.
So nHfiit 30. so lbs Dhd up EIa55ntt s..
pigs fJf. Nl01al265s thin. 5000
lH Ou
Cattle Hureipts light stea5s.
Steers medium Sg5bIiI5a. light
butchers. s. 5ur45t- talH Comman.
II 7uFiN n'. choice HEht stu-Eers
N.e0W9Ol. butcher heifers IS Heat o..
CAT cows SS0Oml0. 90: cutters. $1,000
SIS. Gamers. S4e5G475. veal calves.
good. Sl2 nUUlt H0 light and poor. 81 90
H9 90. bulls tat. S700R9 90. thin. S. SO
n6.5o, mitch COWS. medium. sG50s0
good. SSJGl50.
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Cottonseed ProduCts.

Merchants Exchange Quotauons)
Crude oil, basis prime, I o. b. mills
650. hulls, loose. CARROTS, $l0.75Gl1. 25,
meal per cent. ton, SIS so,
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GRAIN MARKETS
Weakness in Corn Results
From BeariSh Predictions
on Farm Reserves.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Considerable
weakness manifested itself in the corn
market today largely owing to bearish
predictions about the coming govern
ment report on farm receives. 1T was
said the report would show an unusually
large total of feed grain stlll left in the
possession of growers. On the other
hand, the canceling of shipping re-
strictions east of Chicago, together with
announcement of renewed government
offers to buy flour gave some encour-
agement to bulls, Opening prices, which
ranged from sc to lc lower, including
May at S1.3la to $1.321s and July $12SA
to Sissy, were followed by IA slight
additional setback, and then by some
thing Of a rally
The close was heavy. lc to INC net
lower, with May $l3Oa GL307s and
July $l.27Ss Gl27A.
oats were weaker with corn After
open &c to sc lower, including May
at 7SAc to 7Sl2c, the market descended
sull further before a re action took
place
Provisions reflected depression in for
cign exchange.
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Provisions.

Dry Salt Meats--Regular lsl. ul91c,
extras. l9ac,
Sugar Cured Meats-Standard hams,
S2MS4G
Racou--Fancy selected. 40p45c,
Lard Pure hog lard, 251aH2ic, best
compound, lbs, 24ib a2Jc, Snowdritt,
Si4 60T145 30; cottulene, 3l3.0oUIi.00
CriscO, s. U.fl . vv. gnokin- 1u, b.. l,..
Dressed HoKs--50 to so pounds ID
ls42oc, lsrger sizes. one cent lower
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2I.-Hogs. 500.
steady TO 25c higher. Bulk. Sl3.4od
1890; helyies Sl33eN1t0a. mediums.
Sl3Unii 25, lights, Sl3seulI6o, pigs.
not quoted
Cattle. 200. lower for week.
Sheep. 400 HIGHER for week.
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Fruits,

I.emons-Per box. $1,000 700
Oranges-Fiorida. $51o@b.pn CaM,,-
mia, nom
bananas Pound. 71T75c.
Dried FrUit-Evapurated apples, 22E
22c; peaches. PAN Csc, pruncs, ID,
nominal apriCots. nominal
Grapefru't--florida. 81 va '.25.
Apples-Barrel stock, s. 0OU II W.
bushel boxes, t300FI45o
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MEMPHIS MARKETS

Quotations represent prices from
Jobber 10 retailer)
Planting Seed.
Irish Potatoes--Cwa. Triumph Sc 90,
Peerless Rose. s. "a, Cobblcrs IS So
Market firm
Onion Sets Busncl white, 81 80. rcd
$A2b yellow. S4U0.
Field Seed-~Red Cover, H., 6a6Oc
alfalfa. 49atGc, timothy. l4alGc, red
top fancy cleaned. lSta20c,
oats~-Red, rust proof, bushel sl25
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MEMPHIS CLEARINGS

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Grain and Feedstuffs.

(Merchants' Exchange Quotations
Oats-White. dray lots, sl10; mixed
si0s.
Chops-Per ton, less than car lots
367.00.
Corn--Sacked, IN draw load lots No
No 2 white 81 70; No 2 mixed, 3l75
Mil Feeds-Dray load lots, ton; bran,
5000; shorts gray, $500
Hay-Timothy, less than car lots. No
/, 5000; No 2, $500: alfalfa, choice
nominal; No l, nominal; No. 2, SSs 90
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Hides and Wool.

Hide@-No. green, sailed, soQ31c;
parity cured. 26m2Sc green, 25n26c;
damaged cults, half price, dry flint. SO
@3sc. dry sailed 94m35c
No. horse hides. $1,000 00:: No. 2