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PILOT HOUSE IS SHIP.

Calumet, Mich, June 8.-The pilot house of the steamer Tioga, wreck ed on Sawtooth reef near Eagle riv- CT last fall, has been salvaged and converted into candy shop at Eagle river, county seat of Keweenaw coun- ty.
 Vie Hakamies, the proprietor, found the house adrift, pulled il ashore and utilized it's possibilities as land structure.
 No attempt has yet been made to salvage the cargo of wheat in the Tioga. It is claimed by many that the wheat is still sound and good so preserved by the icy cold water of Lake Superior, and that it could be taken out and dried.
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And that's Then 1 rang off.

have the upper hand And that's fatal"
 I had my own ideas on this point But I said nothing.
 The telephone bell rang. an swcred it. l heard the voice of Tony on the wire.
 He had written Alice twice, he said. And had she got his flowers And would I please tell her that he was coming round immediately to see her?
 was flabbergasted at his impu- dence. Coming round to my apart. emnt-quite uninvited, too! Did the man not remember hi slast visit to the place, when Travis Lloyd had had to kick him down the stairs?
 l found my voice. 1 told him pretty sharply that it would be impossible to receive him at the apartment now-or at any other time.
 Mrs. Anstruther, I added, was not yet seeing visitors.
 Tony answered me most imperti nently. He more than hinted that il would be to my interest to keer friendly with him, and to let by. zones be bygones. It seemed to me there was a hint of blackmail in his tone.
 That made me furious. Tony---of all people-to dare to assume that attitude iowa rds me.
 Why, knew enough about the fel- low to have him put in jail!
 "You can't come here. I wont admit you," I said sharply, injudi- ciously raising my tones little
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SELLING IN COTTON KEEPS PRICES BELOW
 PREVIOUS CLOSE

New Orleans, June 9 9-Enough sell ing developed in the cotton market to- day to keep prices depressed below the level of yesterdays close, but at no time were declines very wide and dur ing the second half of the session the tendency was to recover lost, ground, early sellers being inclined to buy GOV CTS. The opening was lower. The close showed net declines of 8 to 16 points.
 Poor cables started the selling and offerings were increased by the dry weather map and the forecast of con- tinued dry weather for the greater part of the belt. Heaviest offerings came around the time of the weekly crop accounts from the government but these accounts were hardly as favorable as generally expected.
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Helene's Married Life by Newspaper Syndica

Alice never once mentioacl tho subject of a previous marriage, n- corning myself. Often I wished shat she might b. ng tic question up, SC that l might ccn!ess the whpls truth to her.
 At last I took the bull by the horns 1 told her about my previous mar riage- with Jim. l told her of his lapse of memory. I told her some of my foolish fears as to revivne that memory in him. And then spoke about Jim's wooing, and oul second wedding.
 Do you think it very silly, Alice ?' 1 inquired quite humbly.
 She gave an envious laugh.
 "No, not silly. Only romantic cure so lucky, Helene. Of course he'd naturally fall in love with you a second time. You're so attract i've. But of course I don't entirely believe in this loss-of memory busi- ness I'm sure your Jim was on- ly playing willy game to win you back"
 We'll, knew better. But I wasn't going to argue out the point with Alice.
 Do his people know?'' she lan- guidly inquired. "Do they know ot your previous romance with him ?''
 I shook my head.
 "Well, don't tell them. Just let we'll enough alone" An air of pro- found wisdom settled on her pretty little face. "I wouldn't give them any information. It'll only let them
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
Casa No. 7837.

Case No. 1887.
 In the Chancery Colrt within and for the County of Jefferson, State ot Arkansas:
 Callie Hipp, Plaintiff, vs W. r. Hlpp, Defendant.
 Warning Order.
 The defendant, W. P. Hipp, is warn ed to appear in the Chancery Court within and for the County of Jefferson State of Arkansas, within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Callie Hipp. Witness my hand and seal as clerk of said Court this 26th day of May 1920. (SeaD $. F. VAULA, Clerh' E27-62-1O-17-24
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ACQUIT KRIEGER.

Tulsa, Okla, June 9.-Charles Krie- ger, charged with conspiracy to dyna- mite the home of J. Edgar Pew, an oil company official, here October 29, 1917, was acquitted by a jury in dis trict court, the sealed verdict return ed last night being read in court to- day.
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ANTI-REDS OFFENSIVE

London June 9-Anti~ Bolshcvik forces in the Crimean have begun an offensive movement which is reported from Moscow to have won initial sue cesses. The Bolshevik retrieved a part of the advantage lost. however, says the soviet official communica- tion. Reports that Russian Bolshe vik forces fighting on the northern Polish front have been forced to re tire are convrmed in an ofvcial statement issued at Moscow.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 9.-Mercantile pa pers 2 3-4. Exchange steady; steriing so day bills 3.s6 1-2; commercial 50 day bills on banks 3.86 1-2; conner cial 60 day bills S.86; demand S.9z; cables 92 314.
 Time loans strong, 60 days, 90 days and six months 1-2.
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COTTON IMPROVES

Washington, June 9.-Cotton show ed steady improvement generally throughout the belt during the week ending yesterday, according to the national weather crop bulletin of the department of agriculture although the nights were to cool for best de- yelopment in most sections.
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GRANDMOTHER KNOWS WHAT'S
 GOOn.

Mrs. V. M. katz, 5O2 Armondale St.
 N. &, Pittsburgh, Pa, writes; q used rolcys Honey and Tar for my little grandson as he had bad cold
 and it did him lots of good l used d lot of it when my own children were small" The old reliable medi- cine helps coughs, colds, croups and whooping cough. For sale at Mann's pharmacy Adv
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ROB BANK.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 9.-Masked ban dits this morning entered the Hayes National Bank in Hayes, Pa, 10 miles from Pittsburgh, and after locking the cashier in the vault, footed the bank. The band escaped in the direction of Pittsburgh.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York, June 9.-Liberty nonas final prices today were: 3 l-2s siso; first As S6.14; second As S5.1o; HTS. 4 1-4s s6.30; second 1-4s S5.21; tnlro 4 1.4s s922; fourth 1-4s So.5Z; VIC torv 3 3.4s 95.50; Victory o-4s So.eo.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

FOUND.
 >~~-~~~>>~~>~-~@~7~>~~ TAKEN UP-THREE ESTRAY HOGS One spotted boar, one white SOW and one gilt. Owner can recover by proving ownership and paying ex- penses. Apply Sallie Davis, 700 East 15th 6-9-3t.f LADY'S NAVY BLUE TRlCOTlNE Coat lost from auto, between Sweet Home and Wrightsville, on Little Rock road, Tuesday afternoon. Finder please return to Miss Roma Key, 91s West 18th avenue, and receive reward.
 6-9-6t
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WHEAT CUT BEGINS.

Enid, Okla., June .9.-The first wheat to be cut in this portion of the state this season was reported from Billings, in Noble county, where the harvesters began work today. Har- vesting, however, will not become gen eral until next week.
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EIGHT ARE KILLED.

Schenectady, N. Y., June 9. At least eight persons were killed and more than sixty injured early today when two New York Central passenger trains crashed head on near this city
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WAREHOUSES
FOR SALE

NEE REALITY co.
 st st .sr 5 Rooms, Bs Modern, m' D, , Rooms, Modern, sl ana s2S;0O per month.
 a, } Rooms, Modern, ,ao e &S.OO per month. < Rooms, Water, $250.o0 " per month.
 4, 4 ,aooms, Water, $250.oo
 Tenn. St., 4 Rooms. s.as ana 5000 per month. Iss' seend .l d.5 rooms modern sts Slooo cash, balance ' ,,S ,Gf sal sale on easy terms, Bjasooo ado zvsh z and Laurel and ''"'VV cash and $25.oO per sE 'lI., REALTY sl CO.,, v Phone 97l 6eeou 6-6-6t
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A bad taste in the mouth comes from a disordered stomach and slug gish state of the bowels. Heroine cor rects the trouble immediately. IL purifies the bowels, helps digestion, and sweetens the breath. Price, COG. w. l.. Deewoody and company. Adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS

POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER OR office assistant wanted. Several years experience. Address "A L." care Graphic. 7-9-6t
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IF YOU WANT YOUR CAR REPAIR ed or overhauled don't fail to call Pine City Garage. We do it right
 Pa1tin and Bishop formerly of Me Gehee Motor Sales company. 907 State street, phone 2957. 6-S-6t
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"NoTH!NG BETTER
 ASALAXATIVEu
Ashevilie Lady Finds Black Draught An Effective Remedy in Her Family for Common Ailments
 of the Digestive
 Organs

Ashcville, N. C. Mrs. A. K. Jarvis ii Woodrow Avenue, this city, says: "I have used and heard of Thedford's BlacH-Draught for years, and eel tainly have found it splendid for headache, sour stomach, indigestion and other ills that come from de- ranged liver.
 My husband and keep Black Draught in the house and think it is splendid to keep off sickness. have used it in small doses as laxative, and there is nothing better.
 "Blnck Draueht is mild liver | have found it splendid with them for colds"
 Thedford's Black Draught has benefited thousands in relieving liver ailments. It helps to drive bile pos- ons and other unhcalthful matters out of the system. Y, Black Draught is standby in thousands of family medicine chests. lt should be in yours. It's use should help to keep the whole family well. Prompt treatment s often half the battle against many ailments Get some from your druggist to- day.
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 174S. 5-5-tf
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IVNE 1919 FORD TOUR d with everything but latle price. Phone 597.
 6-4-6t
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Fl{lA)VENI}EI'|EHTS

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS at 219 West Fifth avenue, two blocks west of Hotel Pines. Phone 1542 or call and see them. 6-9-6t ~~~~ --~~-~~---~~~>~ --~-~~- ~~~>.-~~< FIRST CLASS ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen; modern convent ences. 1102 Laurel; phone 745.
 66-6th FRONT BEDROOM FOR RENT TO lady or couple; will serve breakfast Phone z45l. 5l...1..-..... 66-3ta
 FOR RENT. Eight Room House, lights, water and gas, 121 N. Beech street, $40 Der month.
 Three rooms at 123 N. Beech street modern, $16 per month.
 Apply to McNew Realty Co, 200 W. Barraque street. Phone 971. 6-6-6t
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BABY CARRIAGE WANTED-MUST be in good condition. Phone 555
 6-4-6t.s
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay ec per pound. Rags will be inspected
 before buying. Deliver to Graphic
 office. upStairS If
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LONE FIVE PASSENGER
 ns 1879. Tom King, 901 h 6-5-6t
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 1913. Walter Sanders, Plaintiff, vs. Sal lie Sanders, Defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. :u The defendant, Sallie Sanders, IS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint #of Plaintiff Walter Sanders. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of May A. D. 1920. ,,v c,o,,, (SeaD 5. F. nAUITs nAUIEs NE c
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5-13-2O-27-6-3-10

If you have reason to thinK your child is suffering from worms, take tha safe course-use Whites Cream Vermifuge. Worms can not resist its expellin2 influence. Price DOC. So'0 " w. L. Dewoody and company. AoV'
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FOR SALE ON EASY FIRMS
 " 10th Sts. and Laurel Average size lots. These rr district and best To- Buy one of these lots ! snd $25.00 per month. Co, Phone 971, 200 & 6-6-Gt
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' ST0yE,PERFECTLY
 asap. Apply 1919 West ' phone S61. 6-5..6t
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DELIVERY WAGON years old, weighs about wagon brand new, and gam for quick sale. To-
 antely J. s. Stone and Georgia, phone 6-4-Gt
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PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY AND have your suit made by good tailor. We make clothes for your neighbor. We guarantee to please you. Remod- cling, refitting, repairing. Joseph Liska, the only tailor in Pine Bluff with forty years experience at de- signing, cutting and practical tailor ing, SIP w. End, opposite Postoffice Bldg. 6-6-tf FOR ENERAL AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer. Automobile tops made, recovered and repaired painting. We build body to fit any make ot chassis.
 1000 STATE ST.
 PHONE 2580
 Once a customer, always a customer.
 S-6- If
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of and Buda motors. s. C. We'll Motor Company. Phone 174S.
 EEt f
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\, touR ss U ROOM HOUSE, \. V snops and Second ay-

FOUR ROOM HoIJsE ls v snops and Second av- EOuSI EO''SSEI West of Main. i,s,,' i's residence lots. ua "a'"' $ cIsf1as ms near town.
 \ Russell,
 lssa,R lSsssauRANcE AGENCY.
 '-e.->,,-, 6-2-1mo E ,,a ,aaoDIERN P HOUSE; 5 Assss,s isa sleeping f5dnsg. porch; plas- 6R ter,. aront; a large lot; IQs Ps Ppsslghborhood. See or nd liz. As'ate company, isu,aa.o aousE AND LOT LOT. lsss;;, lot eoxl5o on paved s'l0n. Phone SSs.
 -~-.-~-o-,SoS>1SYIG-L11! ~ aRSY~aooMs
 \ sssssSHED ss,, ROOMS FOR S'il West l2th avenue. --s-,. 6-10-6t ,s.s. FURNISHED OR LIN. ] as psas for rent. IA West seae 2724. s-io.et 0lp,ers~>>~~-o-Noooo' (lI..sa; I.saED ROOMS FOR
 TOT rent. Phone -~>-~, 6-10-6t .ss si.s's MODERN, acoM. ss' '.sa s,s. looms for light se ln. Phona 1o7n
 6-9-3t
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Ilsheep. Mrs. J. c. Rob-
 h, Ark. 6-4-l2t
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oRrY ACRES TRACT pjlss from town on Hot sd at $25.0O an acre, bslance on six years k sold soon. Apply Jo- Tailor, S12 West Sec pest office Bldg
 G-6-6t
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TOP DESKS FOR SALE l. Adams, phone IA.
 6-4s6t uND WELL DRILLING $, traacls county-$2 to acres up. Room 5SO, Little Rock, Arkansas kN,,. 6-3-12t
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TOmOrrOw-COnfidencc.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

FOR SALE--STRIPPED BODY FOR any make of car; has been used on Oldsmobile S.. Will sell cheap if sold
 at once. Apply 501 East Sixth. If
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lERSEY COW FOR lW. Bormann, 1920 s s,e phone 2O26, office
 6-6-6t
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LOST-ElTHER~ IN THE HAUBER Theatre, or between Hauber Theatre and Fourth avenue, Lavalicr set with turquois and pearls. Reward if returned to 1918 E. 7th or phone 2315.
 64-6t
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URN 5 b1 MARRIED M MAN T, in 'stisn department arsou u, a Apply yo!l,,,l,ation i'll pet ior, ''' r,yrgD AS soLlo. a,,,n . DreAp. 6-4-6t
 ,agbp wANT1EaDL. aL.~
 s,rRoM IS TO 3o,s 70
 s''fs frequent salary ,,portunity ,:e for sn- sn-
 sa ssI.lr Bell Bell TeleRhoasff ets'sf Id pgsALE Eo.,>~o,-o~-, 'e pssALE'
 srdns, ss75.
 lrpg, s4zo'
 ,ling, s475. o. B 'Irr I,uring, s45o. T., laring, s75o. U l,uring s45o. = Truck, s7'O' l, ht, sls5o. s,,oo y I,pring, slloo'
 I,aring, s125o'
 l,aring ss75. .,,o !, monthly payments
 pVLES MOTOR AJES co. - 6-10-tf nlNG CAR, FIRST
 Bargain if sold at
 6-1C-6t CABINET SILVER I,r sale with 36 records. \, t7th. 6-7-6t 1 ! JERSEY COW FOR : gW, Bormann, 1920 s
 s phone 2026, office
 6-6-6t i (oRTY ACRES TRACT 1 niles from town on Hot "a at $25.0O an acre, bslance on six years
 sold soon. Apply Jo-
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LOST.

DARK BROWN MARE - WHITE face, white stockings hind feet; scar on right knee; rope burns on hind feet. Left going toward Pine Bluff Tuesday, June 1. Finder deliver to Free Bridge Palace Grocery store
 or ring phone Ill, and receive re- ward. Rube Taylor. 6-9-6t
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N bsssSdED ss,, p ROOMS FOR E West 18th avenue.
 >-.-- 6-10-6t
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alNG CAR, FIRST
 -bsrgain if sold at s 6-1G-6t
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DULUTH.
GRAIN,

GRAIN.
Duluth, Mimi, Jan. s.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 49,
800 bushels. last year 47O,5o0; rye
$500 bushels, last year 44,4o0; max
10000 bushels, last year 1880.
last year 8.400.
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
wheat 1000.
Duluth a inspection: Wheat, 9TH
er spring /; Nos. I and 2 durum /;
all wheat 9, year ago 252: max 4, year
ago q oats l.. year agoS-l: rye 80.
year g 40; barley 2. year ago 8; all
grains 4s. year ago 307; on track IS.
Good country bidding in the AMY
future developed in flaxseed today
and Its price vas advanced Pre-
miums were again put up on spot seed
with crushers in the market for it.
January flax closed 4 cents up ut 4.8e
bid; February 4 cents up atsA.85; new
May Al: cents up a 4.52, high 4.52,
low $50; old May 4 cents up at 4.54
and July s cents up at 4.47 asked
Rye closed 3-s cent up At 1888 L.
for spot; May-3-s cent up at 1888 1-2
bid; and July 3-8 cent, up at 1.14 1-2.
Oats closed Ia e up at So 5-8 to
IS SIS for spit and barley unchanged
at 1.2S to 1856 for spot. At Winni-
peg May oats closed 1-2 cent up at
"a. ia and July 1-2 cent. up at 80 Is
asked At Minneapolis May oats
closed Ia cent up at 80 5-8. Closing:
Wheat No. dark northern on
track 3.25 to 3.45: No. 2 dark north
ern 500 to $40; No. 1 northern $40
to 3.25; No. 2 northern $40 to $40;
No. 8 northern $40 to BIS; No. l
amber durum on track 2.24 Is to
$50; No. 2 amber durum 2.21l-2 to
2.55: No. / mixed durum on track
2.19 1-2 to 2.55: mixed durum 2.1S
1-2 to 2.47;- No. i durunl on track
2.23 ~ to 52.s5: No. : durum al IL
to 2.30. 3
Llnseed: Spot 1876 to 4.ss; arrive
1856 to AL; January 4.se bid; Feb
ruary 4.85; new, May 4.52; old May
4.54 bid; July 4.47 asked.
Oats on. track SO 5-8 to IS SIS; ar
rive SO SIS to 80 SIS.
Rye on track and arrive 1888 Ia:
May 1.ss IL bid; July 1874 1-2 nom
inal.
Barley on track 1.2s to 1.5s.
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NEWS
CHICAGO.
a AND pRovIgroNs.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Fresh strength
developed in the corn market today.
Influenced by demand from the SEA
board and by scarcity of cars avail
able to bring in rural supplies. Eff
forts to load government wheat for
distribution. to mills were said to- be
at the expense Of the corn movement.
Upturns in the value Of hogs tended
further to give strength to corn. OPP
ening prices, which, ranged from the
same as yesterdays finish to 1c high
er, with May 1875 to 1886 Ia and
July 1.33 "a to 1874, were followed
by material gains all around.
Oats hardened with corn. After
opening quarter cent up. including
May ut 81 IA, the market sagged a
triie. but then assembled higher than
before. @s
Provisions were hrmer owing to Q
Jump in hog quotations. Besides, lib
eral shipments from here were re-
ported.
on the advance selling broadened
out and something of a reaction on
sued. The close was unsettled, IA to
/ lac net higher with May ass 1-s
to 1875 Ia and July 1.34 1-S to La
Ia, B ~
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PRODUCE,
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Jan. 8.-Prices Of Lib
erty bonds at 1880 a.. m. today were:
As $500; first 4 Ifs, 93.40; second
4 Its 92.4S; third 4 Ifs 94.70;
fourth Its .92.72; Victory 3 3-4's
1914; Victory 4 3-4's 1912.
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ALL MODERN: q ROOM HoUsBaFoR
sale. Best location, in;-the city Write
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. S.-Butter unsettled;
SO: firsts Sc to 81; seconds So to
81 1-2; standards 81 IA to 1-2.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs lower: receipts 1854 cases;
firsts IS 1-2 to 60; ordinary firstsa SIS
to s66; at mark. cases included GO to
So; poultry alive higher; springs 81;
fowls 26 to 30s
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NEWllYoRK
moUkA

New York. IAN. 3.-The only note
worthy changesain stocks during q
dull morning seAsiOn were among OBJ
scure specialtieA Of stocks In which
an extensive short interest is Mfd to
exist. Foremost among these. ct
gains OF to :. points were 1ulf states
steel. Baldwin locomotive: American
international, American tobacco Sc
Iacurittes and Columbus United
States steel was we'll supported but
oils, Mexican petroleum excepted, re-
mained under pressure. United States
rubber gave no hint OF extra divd-
dend action at today.s meeting OF the
directors and American wooden xAs
: comparatively heavy. The sssper cent
opening rate for call loans failed to
stimulate trading at noon.
The policy Of the federal reserve
board respecting loans for specula-
tive purposes was again a-.deterrent
influence a the sluggish opening Of
today's stock market. Metal and food
shares were the only issues to show
degrees of flrmness, the usual lead
ers, especially oils and motors. dis
playing moderate heaviIesA Rails
were almost entirely: neglected and
high class industrials recorded frac.
tional declines.
seemed to emanate from professional
sources n further heaviness Of els
depressed the list at midday. Stuhe-
baker. Pierce-Arrow and General
Motors were the center Of the attack,
the latter showing an extreme loss Of
s i: points.
PRODUCE:
New York, Jan. 8.-Butter lower:
e.7o6, tubs; creamery higher than 81.
tras, sc 1-2@67; extras COZ score).
Go; frsts,s 6O065. .
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KODAK FINISHING.

.DBYELo PING. t-ExP. ROLL, iec:s Il.
9rssi5 exp: roll. 1sc. Printing IN XXX
ScN!ea1h: 2Ax4A 4c each: 1kxSAsste
eaeh;ga3e hours service IL money -
sent With films. iHofrs Studio. 0rah0
DE Eofk1,- N. D. AZ
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WANTED TO RENT.

MODERN FURNISHED ROOM WANT
ed for light housekeeping. by middle
Nd !.sy; Soon must b clean and
to as Herald.
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g

'H. A ~ NJ 81. A
Chicago, ia .n6.-Hog receipts ST.
900, Is to rs cents higher; bulk 1880
to 14.70;- top 1875; heavy 14.45 to
1856; medium 1880 to 14.75; light
light 400 to 1850; heavy packing
sows, smooth 1890 to 1925; packing
sows, rough 1910 to 1890; pigs 1850
to 1880.
Cattle receipts 1900; firm; beef
steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice and prime 1878 to 1000; me-
dunn and good 400 to 1900; COM
mon 900 to HOO: light weight, good
and choice 1875 to 1925: common
and medium S.25 to 1876; butcher
cattle, heifers $50 to 14.75; COWS
$40 to 1880; Gamers and cutters
5.25 to $40; veal calves 1850 to
17.75: feeder steers $50 to 1880;
stocker steers $50 to 1850.
Sheep receipts 11,00o, strong: lambs
81 pounds down 1915 to 1880; culls
and common 1850 to 1925: ewes,
medium. good and choice SIS to
lips; culls and common 500 to
CASH SALES:
Chicago, Jan. 8.-Corn No. 2 mix
ed. not quoted; No. 2 yellow 1.56 10
oats No. 2 white ST 1-4@ss l-2;
No. 8 white s6@S7 10.
Rye No. 2, 1.s5 1-2@1.s5 3-4.
Barley 1.46@1.5s.
Timothy seed 9.eo@1s.OO.
Glover seed 4o.oo@4s:o9.
. Pork nominal
Lard 1882. &
Ribs ls.37@ls.75.f : 60 7
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South st. Paul. Jan. S.-HoE re-
ceipts 5000, steady: range 400 to
14.10; bulk 1,4.05 to 1910.
Cattle receipts 800. killers steady:
fat steers $50 to 1900; cows and
heHers 6.00Sto 1900; calves 25sto rs
and feeders steady $50 to 1900.
Sheep receipts $500, steady; lambs
100 to 1900: wethers 500 to tl1.2t:
ewes 500 to 9.75,