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both active sellers here, and after open
Ing easy At a decline OF IS 10 66 points.
active months cold about SO to rs points
below last nights closing October was
again relatively steady with trade
shorts buying against sales OF later de-
liveries and after declining TO "a 72c rail-
lied to 2S00c. Later months also raj
lied few points from the lowest, but
met Increased offerings on compare
selling around a450c. Private cables
reported selling on the less favorable
mining labor outlook.
Covering by October shorts became
more active later when rumors were
circulating that interests owning the
bulk Of the local certificated stock were
buyers OF that position The price ad-
vanced to 2S.7bc or SO points above
yesterdays closing and into new high
ground for the movement. The strength
OF the near months pulled up the later
deliveries which recovered part q their
early losses with January selling al
24.S5c or 20 points net lower. Pros
poets for more favorable weather led
to selling of the later deliveries and al
midday when the demand from October
shorts slackened prices eased off sew
eral points.
A still more excited rush of covering
by October shorts sent the price up to
29.bOc early in the afternoon. or 1856
points net higher and most of the later
months showed net advances OF % to
- points. with January touching %. 40c.
There were reactions of IS to so points
from these quotations, but aside from
realizing selling was held in check by
the strength of the near months.
Futures closed firm at advance of 113
to decline OF points,
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ST LOUIS, Sept. lO.-Poultry. springs
zee turkeys, 4Sc; others unchanged,
Butter and eggs unchanged.
oW-JoNEs SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-senator Hard
ing TO invade the East in October.
speaking in New York. Baltimore, Phil
Rdelphia and Boston
American Wooden company reports
good business recorded at yesterdays
displays of spring fabrics
Attorncy-Gcneral Palmer to begin
proceedings against international Har-
vester company under antitrust laws
President Obregon, In article In the
Mexican Review, promises to protect
every legitimate interest In Mexico,
whether foreign or domestic owned.
British miners reject all proposals OF
government representatives. and coun-
try now faces strike on Sept. p.
Estimated subscriptions 10 French
loan will reach $3.50, 900 600.
All collieries In Lehigh and Wilkes
barre anthracite fields In operation
Proposed merger OF Bankers Trust
company and Liberty National bank
said to have been abandoned
Twenty industrials ss3S, up 100 20
rails 1907, up .02.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Io.--A slump
ing market in Liverpool put the price
of cotton lower here on the opening
today and the decline continued until
1t amounted TO SIS to 10 points, Octo-
Der breaking TO 26.45c. A good demand
sprang up at the decline and October
and particularly seemed to feel much
covering by shorts, with the result that
reaction set in and at the end OF
the first hour of business prices were
two points higher to So points lower
than the close OF yesterday. October
rising to 2702c.
Heavy. covering started among Oc-
tober shorts on reports Of an oversold
spot market in both the eastern and
western belts. Spot men claimed that
eastern belt spot interests were trying
to buy spots in this market for ship
ment out of Savannah by Sept %. The
strength OF october carried the remain
der of the list up with 1t and toward
noon the trading months were Is to
SO points over the close Of yesterday
October bulged to 2796c.
The late trading did not bring wide
changes in the price. October went
to $500, or a hundred points over yes
terday's close, but other months did not
make new high levels.
Spots closed steady and unchanged.
Ordinary. l125c; good ordinary, 13.25C;
low midding, 20.7Sc; mlddling, 29.25c;
good mddling, 81. Soc Sales on the spot
$50: to arrive. 1000.
Futures closed steady at advance of
96 to decline Of 20 points.
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FROM WALL STREET

NEW York; Sept. 10.-Stocks were
heavy to weak at the opening OF todays
trading, shippings particularly forfeit
ing much OF yesterdays substantial adj
vance United Fruit fell ga points and
American international 1% on denial
OF rumors of prospective dividend dis
trbution, Oils, steels and rails reached
fractionally. the few exceptions being
Pan American petroleum, Crucible and
Reading Further depression was shown
by foreign exchange. bills on London
falling to a new low level for the cur
rent movement,
Trading was almost at standstill
during the intermediate period, but
leaders, including standard rails, were
steady to firm. The u. s. Steel state
ment for August showing a decrease OF
slightly more than 100000 tons in un-
filled orders was without visible in
fluence.
The closing was steady. Sales APP
proximated 375, 900 shares
Range Of prices on New York stock
exchange, with previous closing bids,
furnished by Shepard G. Gluck, Falls
building.
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PLAN FOR $4,000
LIMIT REJECTED,
UPHAM TESTIFIES
(cOntinued From First Pase)


said that the state quota list of about
~, 500 600 made up in his office includ-
ed both the preconvention and actual
presidential campaign periods. He then
pointed out that more than Sl,l00, 600 OF
this total had been raised and spent be-
fore the present budget of $3,079, 600 was
made up.
He said that since the Chicago con-
vention he had raised about million
and quarter dollars. OF which about
two-thirds was applicable to q joint
fund campaign with the national COM
mlttee.
He estimated that with the state and
national committee funds and the loans
Of 100000 TO the congressional and
100000 to the senatorial committees OF
the party, there would pass through
his hands a total Of si.s7s.000
That is the limit OF my job" Mr..
Upham said. III the states raise more
than the quotas have assigned them
do after they have raised what l asked
for IL none Of my business"
Reviewing the result of the campaign,
Mr.. Upham said:
Hitherto the East has always paid
the bills for both parties But up to
date two-thlrds OF our funds have come
from what New York considers the
good argument that we are really get
ting away from what is called Wall
street influence and about which We
have heard so much here
Mr.. Upham agreed absolutely" with
Senator Pomerene that the quotas sent
from his office were by no means the
limit OF the receipts and expenditures
which may be made through the state
political machinery In New York and
other states
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stamp TO calI attention TO the letter.
He said the practice was not confined
TO letters sent to federal office hold
ers,
rs It not true that you are trying
to get funds from federal officers in
ulinois?' queried Senator Kenyon.
Positively not said Mr.. Boeschen-
stein.
Senator Kenyon finally concluded that
in Illinois both major parties tried to
get as much as possible and spread II
around as effectively as circumstances
permitted.
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LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP
PROMISES 1868 TONS

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-The con-
dition OF sugar cane in Louisiana based
upon reports as of Sept /. was rs per
cent OF normal, foreCasting a crop Of
2,64l,4lO short tons OF cane, or APP
proxmately 1868 short tons Of sugar
according TO announcement today by
Lionel James, agricultural statistician
here for the bureau Of crop estimates,
department OF agriculture. In 1919 the
production was III 600 short tons.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1o.-Prime mer-
camille paper s; exchange easy; sterling
6O-day bills, 346h commercial 60-day
bills on banks, 1861; commercial 60
day bills, S.46A; demand, S51; cables,
3.6lA.
Francs. demand, $50; cables, 6.71.
Belgian francs, demand, 7.l2; cables
IA.
Gullders, demand, Sl.S7; cables, $3.50.
Lire demand, 49, cables, 4.36.
Marks, demand, 1.s5; cables, 1876,
New York exchange on Montrel, %
per cent discount.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans strong. 60 days, 80 days
and six months, SkQSA.
Cali money steady; ruling rate 7; bank
accpntances 6L
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0WINGS TO HEAD ADAMS
COUNTY, MISS, SCHOOLS

NATcHEZ, Miss, Sept. 10. (Spl)-
In a special election held in Adams
county for the purpose Of filling the
vacancy in the office OF county super
intendcnt OF education, ]. H. Owings
former superintendent of Natchez pub
lie schools, was elected by a majority
of to l over his opponent, Henry Fos-
ter.
w. II. Braden, formerly superintend
ent of schools OF Canton, Miss. has
been elected superintendent of public
schools Of Natchez, and w. J. Myers,
formerly principal of the Institute high
school of Natchez, has accepted the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the public schools Of
Canton.
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COTTON REGION SUMMARY,

Somewhat warmer weather prevailed
in Northwest, and seasonable tenn
peratures prevailed in all sections ex-
cept Tennessee and North Carolina,
where continued somewhat below nor
NAL Light to moderate shower in Car
olinas, Georgia, North Alabama, Ten
nessee. East Arkansas and North Mis-
sissippi with heavy rains at n few sta
tons, Very little rain elsewhere.
Heavy rains: Decatur, Ala, ia; Tus-
cumbia. Ala. 1856; Washington, Ga,
100; Cornth, l.24; Holly Springs. 1,U2;
Newborn, n c.. ISIS; Memphis, Tenn,
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UNTITLED TONNAGE OF
STEEL IS REDUCED

NEW YORK. Sept. lO.-Unfled or
ders held by the United States steel
corporation In the month ending Aug.
81. totaled 10,S05,03s tons against H.,
lis. 46s in the month ending July 81,
Today's report showed decrease of
2i3, 430 tons over the previous month.
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CONSOLIDATED PORT.
ToMORROW's ESTIMATED
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 1o.-Sotton spot
in limited request; prices easier. Good
middling, q SD; fully middnrK. 2315d:
middling, 2l65d low middling. II SD
good ordinary. i4.4Od; ordinary, l3,4od
Sales 5000 bales, including $500 Amer
lean. Receipts Q 600 bales, Including
1900 American Futures closed quiet,
September. 10 esd; October, 1897; Jauu-
airy, 1s.ted: March, lsO5d; May, l767d;
July. l7.l6d.
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MN NCVTEEATMENT. It gives
VnUFOTu uick relief. Swelling and
short breath soon gone.
All distressing symptoms rapidly disap-
pear. Liver and kidneys act better,
General Improvement is realized. I send
by mail a trial treatment abse Stely
FREE. Try 1t. Never heard of any
thing Its equal for dropsy.
Write to Or. THOMAS e. GREEN,
Bank 6ldn.s Box 80. ChatsWorth. Ga.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, Sept. lo.-Potatoes steady.
receipts % ears: Jersey Irish cobblers.
S2.g0m3,O0: Minnesota early Ohos, SEES
g2,4O; Idaho rurals S3.00q3,l0.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 10 Butter.
eggs and potatoes unchanged,
Poultry-Sprlngs up lc, 30c.
=
NEW YORK. Sept. lO.--Bar silver do
mestic 9sgc; foreign 64hc; Mexican
dollars 71lsc.
CHICAGO. sept 1O.-Butter, I'M
changed Eggs, lower; receipts, s,3o5
cases; firsts. 5ld52c; ordinary firsts, As
a47c; at mark, Eases included, $50
i9iac; storage packed frsts, ASK G5ic.
Poultry. alive. unchanged,
NEW YORK. Sept. 1o-Butter
steady. creamery firsts. 52a57ac.
Eggs, steady; fresh gathered firsts,
Cheese firm; average run. 27q2Sc.
Live poultry. no prices established.
Dressed poultry steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-copper dull;
eectrolytic spot, september and DC
tober. lSAGl9: tin steady: spot and
nearby. $500; futures, As, 50@%5.75; iron
steady and unchanged. Anthony, 1875
Lead steady; spot, s.b0G9,00; zinc
STEADY East ST. Louis delivery, 1T5W
SOC, Al London; Copper. spot, gs7
2s, Sd: futures, E97, SIS; electrolytic,
spot, eli2; futures, els; tin, spot,
f26s. i5s: futures, e275. i5s: lead, spot,
& S5, los; futures, 1856; zinc, spot. G39,
l5s; futures, e4i.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lO.-Poultry. springs
zee turkeys, 4Sc; others unchanged.
Butter and eggs unchanged.
-
SAVANNAH Ga, Sept. l0-Turpen-
tine firm, 81 37%@l37i4 sales AS, re-
ceipts 100 shipments $50, stock i2,16l.
Rosin-Firm; sales lis, receipts l,i77,
shipments S91. stock a. .s66. Quote: L.
l2.30al2.55 ., IL 4Oql2.55; Il, f, 19.45
ql2.55; F. @, II, N2b09l2. So; J. X, NJ
NEW YORK. Sept. l0-Coffce. No
Rio, 81; futures steady. Dec S.3i, May,
9,03.
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C0TTONSEED OIL.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Sept lO.-Raw sugar
quiet; centrifugal, 1916. Refined quiet
and easy fine Eranulated. l5.00@i7i0
Sugar futures closed steady: sales
1900 tons October. ESQ: December,
800 January, SIS; March, $50; May
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BOND CLOSE,

NEW YORK, Sept, l0.--Liberty bond 4,
closed: avs, $4,000; first a., unquoted /;
second As, $3.50; first 4hs, SIS. 90; sec
ond ANS, $500; third AS. SIS. &c: fourth
Ans. $3.50; Victory 5Rs, S95.46; Vic
tory 4As, $3.50.
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MEMPHIS, Sept. .-Hogs-Receipts
light; steady: heavy. $14.5O@15.00; me-
dunn, SIS OO@15.75 packer sows, $11.0O
Q12.5O; thins, s1O.OO@l1.0O; skins, $500
$1,000; pigs, fat, s12,00Ql4.O0; thin
$1000@12.00.
Cattle-Receipts, light: steady. steers,
ers. $7oO@S.0O; thin common, 5000
700: choice light stockers. $600@700;
butcher heifers, $S.0O@9.0O; fat cows,
SS0Oq9.0O; cutters, s450G55O. Gamers,
$3.50@3.75: veal calves, good, $1,000
1000; light and poor $5.00@700; bulls,
fat, $6.00@700; medium, $4.5OQ5.50.
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NEW YORK, Sept iN--The early
cotton market was unsettled by the
weakness of Liverpool and rumors OF
an easier spot situation In the eastern
belt. Liverpool and the South were
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GRAIN MARKETS
Lower Prices Early for Wheat
Helped Reports Rains in
Argentina.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.--Wheat prices
turned downward today. influenced by
a break in sterling exchange and by re-
ports of rain In Argentina. opening
nc lower. with December 32.tShd2.4s
and March S2.42G2,43is. were followed
by a moderate decline and then some
thing OF rally. q
Scantiness OF country offerings tend
ed later 10 check declines. The close
was unsettled. lc to &c net lower with
December, 32.t6 and march S2.41%.
Prospects OF warmer weather had a
bearish effect on corn. After opening
hdbc lower. with December N.l9N0
1,?oh, the market continued to de-
scend,
The close was nervous. sc to enc
net lower, with December Sl.ish to
Sl1aS.
Oats reflected the weakness Of other
grain. starting MI%c down and under
going a further sag
Higher prices on hogs gave strength
to provisions.
4 Open. High. Low. Today. Prev
Nee Rs,sn =; ~ s;,' s s:S 80 az s s:5.
Sept ..S4o 1907 1888 1.ssas LAOS
Dec. =. IlsS l2Oh l.lsb Lis% l2oia
Sept. ,64 % .bJN .63A .64b
Dec. :. .s5B IS .65S .65h ,ssH
Sept, =. 900. ..." ..... $3.50 1895
oct. -. ..... ...,. ..... 1915 s3.75
Sept. =. 1920 1910 1890 1910 1920
Oct 1910 1885 1910 1850 1885
oct, .. isii 1850 is,1f 1850 iS,1S
CHICAGO, Sept. 1o.--Cash; Wheat
No y lei; re red l. '2H@5Ss; 40 No ? hard
Corn. No. ? mixed. $1.41Q1.4lh; No. q
yellow, S14l@1.43iA. .
Oats, No, : white. 66gs6hc; No. 3
white. 64A@65c.
Rye; No; 2, tl;s5h9i.ss.
Barley, Sl,02gi,l7
Timothy seed, S0O645o.
Glover seed, t22OOq27O0.
Pork nominal.
Lard, $l9.40.
Ribs, $l6.0OG17OO,
wheat. December, s2,tOH; March,
S2,36%.
Corn, September, S1.2sk; December,
N.l2S; May N.1lH.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. lo.-cash: wheat
No: red winter, $2.s5@2,65; No. 3,
!2.eig2.63; December. s24s. March,
S2.42h.
Corn--No. 2 white. $2.39; Sept, s1SsA
Dec, $l.19 bid.
oats--No. 2 white, s5qs5lsc; No. 3,
csc; Sept. siSsc; Dec, ssHc,
KANSAS CITY. Sept. l0.--cash wheat
unchanged TO &c lower: No. hard. 1853
d26s; No. hard, S2.51G2.b6; No.
red, $2.65; No. ., S2.62@2.64.
Corn unchanged to &c lower; No. .
mixed, sl.32; No. white. 31,3s6139;
No. ? yellow. Sl.37,
Oats unchanged; No. 2 white, 65h@
sec: No. mixed, 65c: No. red. $50
66isc
Rye. SlaS9ls4
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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 o'clock pm. on
Wednesday, Sept. Is, 1920, at the offica
Of Charles o. Pfeil, architect, George
Awsumb associate, 1903 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. 1920
CHARLES o. PEEL, Architect.
GEORGE AWSUMB, Associate.
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Grain and Feedstuffs.

Merchants Exchanges Quotations.
pats-Whlte, dray lots, SIC; mixed,
SIC
.Chops-Pcr ton, less thar car lots,
$1,000
Corn-sRcked, IN day ioad lots. No
l white, SlT9; no . mixed, Sis.
MI Feeds --ilray toad lots, ton: iran
$3.50, shorts, $500
Hay--Timot,ly. jess than car tots No.
|. 81 90; No. 9. $780, alfalfa, choice,
t4S.Oci No. l, $4,000; No. 2. 5000.
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KANSAS CITY. Sept. 10.-Cattle, l.
500; Gamers and common cows, Csc
lower; light Gamers $3.50@400; calves
mostly soc lower; practical top $500;
odd lots $780, other classes slow,
steady to weak; best heavy steers $1710.
Hogs, 1,400; generally 10c to Csc
higher; quality. fair; top $3.50; bulk
light and medium SIS. 9001625; heavy
$15.25115.90; stockers steady.
Sheep. 9,0e5; sheep Csc to SOC lower;
Western ewes $3.50; fat lambs steady:
top Western $t4.15: few sales feeding
lambs Csc to soc higher.
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LIVERPOOL STATEMENT
VISIBLE SUPPLY.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Hester's
figures on visible cotton supply, with
comparisons:
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Contracts closed quiet at decline o.
81 TO al points.
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Stocks.

New York.-Mexican Petroleum and
Pan American are now getting back
into their stride. People did not be-
leve until yesterday the story we sent
out a few days ago about the great land
acquisition. Now they know 1t is cor
rect and are just coming TO realize what
ii means. oil land holdings OF 1,450 900
acres makes Mexican Petroleum worth
almost any price.-Little to S. & 9.
New York.-There is quite accumu
lation of Reading going on and 1t is
for account of prominent banking inter-
ests. The stock looks like an excellent
purchase.-Clark e. Childs to S. & G,
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Grain.

characterised wires: Wheat de-
mand Very slow; exporters look Tor
weaker Atlantic observation-disclosures to
is. & G.
Argentine clearance: 100000 corn
for the United States.
Chicago.-Killing frosts would un-
doubtedly make n lot OF soft corn put
| il could and would be used by INDUS
tries, therefore, the total yield would
indication of any immediate low tenn
peratures. Market will probably ex-
perience more pressure with the ap-
pearance of warmer weather which is
now predicted.-T. & M.
Chicago.-Scattered selling wheat on
reported rains Argentine Nothing inn
portant. Leading elevator interests was
a buyer on the decline.-Babcock to
Clark & Co.
Chicago.-The only hope of the corn
bulls is to kill crop by frost. First 1t
was too wet, and could not get help
to seed, then it was too wet and could
after seeding for growth. It Is now
with only frost to hurt it in the next
| 10 days. Frosted corn makes the
prices cheaper when the crop is a big
one in bushels-O' Brien to McFall.
Grain forecast: Unsettled but mostly
fair and warmer in the West. Fair in
the Southwest and generally fair and
warmer in the Northwest, excepting
Mlnesotta and Wisconsin, where some
what unsettled conditions expected to-
night.
Kansas City wires: Very heavy rain
falling.
Chicago. Sales of quarter million
| cash ribs and half million cash lard
! reported so far. Market for futures
holding its advance but rather dull.
St. Louis wires: Weather very fine
and mild this section. Great for curing
corn Receipts of corn here are sure
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CHICAGO. Sept. 1O.-Cattle, 5000;
strong on all desirable beef steers
early top $500; few good and choice
here. S1600@1700; best grassy kinds
$13. 50d15.25; others slow steady, $500
Is; she stock steady to strong;
good to best cows s9.50@12,75; medium
kind S6,75@9,oo; Gamers and, cullers
strong $4.00G6.00; bologna bulls $500
d6.S5; bulk S7.50@11.50.
Hogs, 10000; mostly 25c to 35C high
er than yesterdays average; top $16.75;
bulk light and butchers Sl575; bulk
packing sows. S1450q1490; pigs 25c
higher.
Sheep, $4,000; killing classes steady
best Western lambs held higher; choice
Nevadas bid at $l4.25 top natives $13;
bulk Sl2.25G12.75; fat ewes mostly IS.
06.75 feeders slow.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept. 1O.-Cattle,
400 slow; heavy steers, $12.OO@135 so;
beef steers. $1000@11.50; heiffers, $3.50
oil 90; cows, $4,000 10 so; feeders and
stockers, $5.50Q10.0O.
Hogs, 700; Csc higher all weights,
SIS O0@165O; pigs, $l0.25@11.75; throw
outs $l1.50 down.
Sheep, 500; higher; lambs, $1,000;
sheep unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1O.-Cattle, 1000;
steers steady. Quality common. Top
steers, $1,000; bulk, $S.50@l000; yearling
steers and heifers steady; Gamer cows
steady at $3,5044Oo; bulls and calves
steady; good and choice yealers, S17 90
61775. feeder steers steady.
Hogs, 5000; Csc to 40c higher; top
$l725; bulk light and mediums, $1650@
1895; bulk heavies. S1600@16.6O.
Sheep, 1900; lambs, 25c to SOC higher;
others steady; top lambs. $12.75; bulk,
S2004l2.75, top ewes, $3.50; bulk, $3.50
@650
FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 1O.--Cat-
tle--Receipts, $500; market 10D15c
lower. Beeves. S6.O0a11.0O; stockers.
S6.OOaS25: cows, sS.OO68,25; heifers,
s4OO@950; bulls, $.0o@6OO; calves.
S5.00Gll.00
Hogs-Receipts. ESQ; market 1O915c
higher. Light $l6O0@1s IS; heavy, sl5.7 rs
a16,00: medium, Sl5,5O@1575; mixed
Sl4.50615,50; common, Sl4009l4.50;
pigs, $11.00613.O0.
Sheep-Recepts 800 market steady
Lambs, $7O0Q13.o0; yearlings, $4,000
1900. wethers, IS OOGS 500; ewes, $1,000
500; ewes, s7OOGS,O0; cuils, SSOOp6 90;
goats, SS.0045.0o.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
Vegetables.
Provisions.

Dry Salt Mcats-Regular. 1SQ1SAc;
extras. 1Sc
,sugar-IWsd Meats--standart hams
SSQ4.c,
Bacon--Fancy selected, 61d54c; Soc
onds 45GRc
Lard-Puce hos lard 21Q22hc; best
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Total sales S96,6o0 shares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
WEEKLY FIGURES.
SPINNERs' TAKINGS.
IN SIGHT MOVEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Hestt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-10
MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

Eggs-Candled 5idJsc: current re-
cetpts. loss off, SCAT
.Butter-Fresn creamery pound prints.
o54 5Sc; country butter, 30q35c.
IheeSe-Cream prints, 30643c.
Poultry-Ducks. 25Q27c, hens. alive,
S0q32c: dressed $40 35c; ROSTERS, lea
Lee broilers. 3Sa 39c, larger. i9@55c,
geese, 20a pc.
Vegetables.
=, Beans-Navy. per ID, SNc; Lima, per
Pcas-California black eye, per h, .
Potatoes Cwt, all varieties. $3259
Onlons-sacked, 100 lbs, Ss,OoQ35o.
bagc--Crate, cwt, SlSOd2 20.
LCttuCe--Northern. crate, S2.00q2.25.
,CelcTy-Michigan. bunch, 60975c.
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