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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

~ &lNAas*alxGaS - g - =!
gea martiala pc end partea q,
nord era taiata comunicatillc eli
ca.
Goraonuri de solaati fncunju-
rau Dublin, Derry, limerick,
Ncwry, Thurles 81 Dundalk. Do
ua vapoare dc razboiu stationau
in portul Kingstown, la clteva
mile departare de Dublin.
NINA neagra'' activa in Can
ton. - Canton. Politia din
Canton, Ohio, pc urma bandei
Nina neagra, earl noaptea trccn-
ia all puscat 81 omorit lln ON.
Victima So crcde a ii James Ar
ramma din Penowa, Pa. El Il
fost aflat de William Kelly, i'll
tr'o strada laterala, in aproplere
de casa lui.
Auzind strigate de ajutor Ke-
lly a alergat din casa, cind a eslt
afara vazut trci insi fugial de-
la scena crimei.
Am stiut ca vor pune nina
pc mine a spus victima inainte
dc inchide ochii pc vecic.
Lupte in Erusalim. Londra.
= @ incaierare itre musulmani
81 cvrei a avut loo Duminica. in
care a rezultat mai multi de 1SS
de casualitati, spunc o depesa.
Fortele. militare au intcrvcnit 81
au facut ordinc.
Macagii din Chicago in greva.
Chicago. = Posibil Cd legea mar
ITALIA va Fl declarata in garlic
din Chicago ca un rezultat al
grevei macagiilor de la cele un-
sprezece linii, greya care pere-
cliteaza aprovizionarea tarii, 81
ameninta Gu primejdia ciocniri
trenurilor dc pasageri.
Grevistii pretind cd 5000 de
lucratori sunt in greva, 81 prezic
ca i'm curind nici un tren de poya-
ii nu va mai putea merge. Ofiei-
ANTI companiilor spun ca % pro-
cente traficul normal.
Iarna din nou. - Iarna d IA
cut noua vizita Clevelandulul
Luni. lnsa in vest /! Zapada care
cazut i'll Gary de patru urine.
Dlminica cazut mare "a
pada in Springfield, I'll.
Furtuna a inceput din Texas.
De aci s'a raspindit spre vest,
apoi spre rasarit.
Trenurile elinspre rasarit ayean
intilziere de 0 ora ori doua.
De la institntul lneteorologle
spune ca MART Wa fl timpul fru-
mos. lar temperature Sc va rldl-
ca.
Foo mare in Warren. - War
ren. = Fabrica pentrll farba Go
heen Paint Manufacture Co., y
fost All numai 0 ruina, datorit;l
unui incendiu care a distrus cla-
direa. Pagubelc canzatc sunt Gov
silerate a fl Ia $25O,OO0
Sbor din Londra la Paris. -
Londra. - Citiva Londonezi al
avut gustul ca Sc calatoreasca
:u areoplanul, pima la Paris, in
ziua Pastilor.' Calatoria a costat
numai 125 dolari de persoana.
Armenia sub Llga Natiunilor.
- Londra. - Lord Bryce a spus
intro declaratic ca singura ca';'
Gle saliva crcstinismul este ca
Liga Natiunilor Sc primeasca
mandatul asupra Armcniei.
Copil belgian ucis de gloantele
rosiilcr. Londra. - Lupt, de
strada continua intre trupe1e re-
Igulate 81 rosii in Deisburg in re-
guinea prusiei de pc Rim.
Glaante din masinele de puscat
Isl pusti sburau peste Rim, pc ma
lul ocupat de belgieni. Tn copil
belgian fost ucis, lar un s0ldat
a fost impuscat prin nina.
Mi,.i grupuri dc communist iup-
tau ell desperate la masineic dc
ruscat pima cind n'au fost CO.
l,lcsiti de un numar superior Fle
trupe lcalc guvcrnului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

Isi mpu4c4 b4fbatul. 81.
Louis. Hayman Mandcl, un a.
paducuer (plumber), fost ucis
Gle citeva gloantc de pistol, slobe.
xite, dupa cum spune politia de
Dina Bessie Mandel, sofia lui
Politia chemata la casa lui Man
del dc nm copil de unsprezece ami,
ami a aflat pc dina Mandel a.
cind in balloon, in hainelc dc noap
i;e, toata yfnata.
.,Omul acela de acolo ma ba-
tut atdt, cit nam mai fost res
ponsabila de ce fac; el ma i'm
pins la aceasta. Eu lam omorit, "
spune politia cd ) spus femeia.
Mandel q fost aflat in casa Gu
pstru gloantc il eorpal dui. Am.
bii Al fost ia,yi rsele " spitaL
Mandel 4 nlurit II curind, ier fe-
meta are sanse I ~ irsaila tosa,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. SO.-The early
trading Ia cotton today was attended
by drop OF Is TO 90 points. Liver
pool was much lower than due and tho
weather map was considered very favor.
able March fell away 10 37.55c and
October 10 80 Csc. There was no spe-
Cial selling and the market was much
more regular than usual in its price
changes. The cotton belt reported dry
weather except for a few rains along
the east gulf coast and IL was con-
sidered that the condition OF the soil
was improving In the absence OF fur
Their precipitation.
Cnblsgrams from Liverpool stating
that the market there was adversely
affected by demands by mill operatives
Of an increase Of loo per cent in wages
caused further selling here but at y
decline OF II to q points new demand
for long account sprang up and there
was an immediate recovery. Late In
the morning prices were one point down
TO two points up. compared with the
finals Of yesterday
The market Was quiet hut very steady
In the early afternoon. with enough de-
mand to sustain values. At O'Clock
prices We're unchanged to points up,
compared with yesterdays close,
Spots closed steady and unchanged,
ordinary. 25,sSS good ordinary, 27.SSc,
low middlign, S2SSc; middling. 2SSSc,
good middling, Also. Sales on the
spot, 1879 to arrive. 200 bales, De-
livered on contract GOO.
Futures closed steady at a decline Of
one 10 l6 points.
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MISCELLANEOUS
tBy the Associated Press. }

KANSAS CITY, Jan. SO,--Butter 192c
lower; extras, s70Ssc; firsts soc; sec.
ends. SCI packing, soc.
Eggs Weak, Sl6.l5 per case,
Poultry-Hens, lc higher, SSc; others
unchanged.
Potatoes-Unchanged.
ST, LoUIS- Jan. SO.-Butter higher:
creamery, 50@61c,
Eggs-Lower. receipts 4,57S cases
55ha5 sec; ordinary firsts, i5952c: at
mark, cases included, 6l@55hc.
Poultry-Live unchanged,
CHICAGO, Jan, SO.--Potatoes, firm:
arrivals, so cars; Northern whites, car
lots, s4.65aAS5 cwt,; Western Russets,
jobbing. $5.b0Q600
NEW YORK. Jan. so.--Butter firm
err: creamery, first. 5Shq62c.
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered.
Cheese, easy; average run, 2sas1c.
Poultry, alive, steady; chickens, sac
fowls, 43c; turkeys, 4Oc. Dressed, steady
and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan, SO,-Bar silver,
lSth, Mexican dollars, 1895.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan SO,-Turpentlne
meats 1911; stock, l0.045,
Rosin, firm; sales 307; receipts. $50
shipments 1859 stock, S6,6l3.
Quote: Il, d, +, +, $500; q, SS,O5
II, tls15; l. $685. X, Sl9.25; NJ
s9,75; n, $2O25; Wg, $2O5O; WV
$20.75.
NEW YORK, JAN Shopper duh
electrolytic spot and fir cu" Tor, lSs.
a lAiA second quarter, 1917 Glg1k
Iron firm and unchanged.
Nntimony ll.j0.
Meta exchange r"r+a lead quiet
spot aud March, $S.10dS75.
Zine dull: hast st LuIis spot. 90t
@210.
At London: Standard copper, spot
Gll9; futures. E12O l6S; electrolyti,
spot Gl22 los futures, E124 los.
Tin-Spot, G3S3 Is cd, futures, SIS;
| l5s
Lead-Spot, G47 Is; futures, e47 lSs
Zinc--Spot, $50 los; futures, Esl.
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Stocks,

New York--Air Brake has closed or
der for 1000 atrbrakes for a large west
ern road There are numerous other
inquiries for brakes in market and Of
ficials Of the company are sanguine that
sales this year in this line will reach
record figures,
New York-Swift action is planned
on railroad bill and that an agreement
may be reached next week, says dis
patch to the Sun,
New York--Stock market today Is
very narrow and outside trade is light.
Delaney to Clark,
New York--Little to McFall. Judge
Gary don't boost wages without seeing
big business ahead. On slight dips buy
steel 4 very sharp rally in foreign
exchange may come at any moment and
effect the high money rates In specu-
lative sentiment, A very small excuse
now would set the market TO boiling.
New York--Ptttsburgh advises Of a
serious car shortage. Many mills Grip
pied Coal companies have only 20 &c
% per cent Of requirements.-Nors &c
McFall
New York. - Studebsker estimated
earning 80 share in December quar-.
ter; largest on record.
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FROM WALL STREET
Slight ReCeSSionS the Rule in
Early Trading, But Some
Few Sharp Breaks.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.--The stock
market presented few features Of in
terest At the dull and irregular open
ing % tOday's session. Aside from
General Motors, which forfeited a small
part Of yesterdays 10 point advance.
and Crucible Steel which gained Ia
points, price reactions among important
issues were limited TO fractions. In
the less prominent stocks a five point
rise In Virginia Iron and one point for
Railway steel springs vera the only
noteworthy features. Early quotations
indicated further disturbance In foreign
exchange
Investment rails and high class in
dustrials strengthened their positions on
verg light dealings al midday with
equipments and motor specialties. Some
OF these gains weru largely disslpated
late, however. when an urgent demand
for call money over the week end and
forced loans TO l6 par cent.
Call money rose to 20 per cent, the
high record OF the month in the final
hour but steels. equipments and ship
ping made further advances. The clos
ing was firm.
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Grain.

Memphis receipts: Corn "a. oats II
and hay 81 cars.
Hog receipts: Chicago 2s, 900. Omaha
1900 Kansas City $1,000 Sioux city
$780, st, Joseph 5000, st. Louis lS,506
sorn 3SS 900, oats zoo ooc "e s6ipm StUtv
Wheat Ns,OO corn 1879, 900, oats 225, 900.
st, Lonis-Receipts: Wheat $4,000,
corn $4,000, oats 100000. Shipments
Wheat $4,000, corn $4,000, oats 10000.
Forecast for grain belt; Fair tonight
and Saturday, not much change in tenn
perature.
New York--Sentiment in cottonseed
oil remained decidedly hearish after the
| close and the rally from the low point
| was looked upon as healthy as 1t had
corrected the technical position some
what by eliminating many weak shorts.
-Fallon to Shepard & Gluck,
New York-Cleared 316, O0e oats today.
Minneapolis cash wheat strong to shade
| higher.
Chicago--Primaries: Wheat 600, 900,
| last year $4,000: corn 1853 600 4S6, 900
| oats $4,000; 557 900, Wheat shipments
| SIS 900, VS. 23l 900 corn 1000, VS.,
| 622 ,O0o oats $1,000, $500
Chicago-Modern Miller report out
| lines extensive damage to winter wheat
Chicago-The buying in oats seems
| to be for the leading bull interest here
| Offerings have not been heavy Bah.
| cock to Clark q Co.
| New York wires: Understand Argen.
| tine corn Is offered here at $I50. This
| Is about 20 cents cheaper than Amer.
| iCan.--T. & NJ,
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Cash corn, No. mixed not quoted,
No. 3 mixed S.5l; No. yellow not
quoted No 8 yellow. N.5l@1.52is
Oats, No, 2 white. 90n91c; 40. 3
white, S9am9OAc.
RYE, No 2, sissa. a !. 70; barley, lao
at go timothy seed sl0.50nl450:
clover seed, &tS.OOG 50 90; pork, nomi.
nal. lard, S92.57: ribs. $tS75pl9.75.
=
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 3o.-Cash wheat
firm; No hard, S2.63d2.77; No, >,
50 6O@2 -; No. ! red, S2.73u2.75; No, .,
! s.. 69a27O,
Corn steady to lc higher; No mixed,
81 47n so: No white, sl,52d l.53; No.
| yellow, Sl52Tl,54
Oats unchanged; No. . white, 9O@slc;
No mixed, ssg9oc; No. red 9lcG
| 81 90.
Rye. S1.6o.
*
ST LOUIS, Jan, 3o.--Corn--No. 3,
| i1.5ldl.52; No. 4 white. 81 52Gl5S
Oats No. white, 9oi9 G9lc, No.
| white. q0d9Oi.c
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NEW YORK, Jan 30.--The cotton
market was unsettled during today's
early trading. The late cables from
Liverpool were considered disappoint-
Ing and there was renewed selling by
local and Wall street traders on the
weakness OF foreign exchange, Liver
pool and other foreign trade interests
were buyers OF new crop months. how
g~er. while there was a scattering spot
taase demand and after opening at a
theline of to Is points on the old
TIM, but 4 to rs points higher on new
as,p positions, fluctuations were ir-
kfsuar. Old crop months rallied several
efnts right after the call, but after
lslisg at 3457c, or within five points
y yesterdays closing quotation, May
dfi off 10 34.4ac, or 10 points net
y while October reacted from 1880
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MEMPHIS CLEARINGS.
MONEY

NEW YORK. Jan. 20. Mercantile pa
per. &. Sterling 6o-day bills. ASA COM
mercial 60-dav bills on banks. ASK
commercial s6o-day bills, St5& demand
34s cables $50. Francs demand, l325;
cables. 1323
Guilders demand. asia; cables. 3SA.
Lire demand. 1850: cables. lS4S.
Marks demand, 1i2; cables. 1l3.
Government bonds. irregular, railroad
bonds. heavy.
Time loans. strong; so days. 30 days
and months, s.
Call money strong high, 90: low. ~;
ruling rate. ~ closing bid. IS: offered
at 10: last loan, IS; bank acceptances
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BAN JOHNSON IS
|. REFUSED BY COURT
A. L. President Sought to
Have Injunction Set Aside
in Carl Mays Case.

NEW YORK, Jan. sO.--The applica-
ton Of Ban johnson, president Of the
American league, to have set aside a
preliminary Injunction obtained by the
New York club restraining him and the
st. Louis and Cleveland clubs from in
terfering with Carl Mays, pitcher for
the Yankees, pending trial Of the suit
for permanent injunction, was denied
today by the appellate division Of the
supreme court.
The court expressed no opinion on the
merits of the controversy, giving leave
to the defendants to move to vacate the
temporary injunction IL the plaintiff
should fail to move the case for trial
promptly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Ian. 20.-Clos
AMATEURS TOP PROS.

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 30.-Amateurs
are outshooting the professionals at the
Sunny South tournament here. The
leading amateurs, Guy Deering of Co.
lumbus, Wis. and Mark Arie, of Thorn
ashore, H., have broken $50 out of 400
targets for an average of IS. The lead
ing pro, C. G. Spencer, of st. Louis,
has broken 376 in 400, for an average
of "a.
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liz sTooK MARKET-

MEMPHIS. Jan. s0--=HoEB--R
light; l5c 20 2Je lower Heavy. Sl5.o5d
1910; medium. S1J.004i5.4o: packer
sows, S1i.75Gl225 thin. $4,000 1900;
skins 5000 1890: stockers, so TO 50
lbs. S9OO0ll00: 50 10 l25 lbs. Sll GOA
Zoo; pigs, Fat, Si2,eo9l4.75' thin, 1915
cattle-Recelpts. light. steady Steers,
medium med heavy ,a ny. 9i.ooF l2.5O; light
ssOOa75o; choice light stockers. $1,000
500; butcher heifers. Ss.00d10 90; TAT
COWS. 5000 1000. cutters, S5.500S6.7b;
Gamers, A.75G5.o0; veal calves. good,
Sl2 0OIl4.00; light and poor. $1,000
BOO heavy spring, good and fat. SS,00M
1000; poor and thin, S5.00d6.00; bulls,
fat, $7.00ds.O0: medium, S5.50d6, 80;
much COWS. medium. S65qSO; good, SS5
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3O.-Hogs. receipts,
l3.500; unevenly to 25c lower; bulk,
Sl525Gl5,65; heavy, s15.25115.40; me-
diunl, Sl5.30G15.65; light, Sl5.O0Q1570;
Cattle, receipts, 1000; steady: choice
heavy steers, s14.75@16.OO; medium,
ebGss gSs s seminar g1 $1,000 10
S826Q12.25; butcher heifers, $3.50
1900; cows $775Q11.50; Gamers, 5000
II50; calves, Sl3.00dls.50; feeders,
SS50G12.00; stockers, $1,000 1880.
Sheep, receipts, 5000: steady to
strong; lambs, S17.75@21.25; culls, $500
choice ewes, $9.509iS.25; ctlls, $1,000
900.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 30.-Hogs, re-
ceipts. 5000; generally 1Oc to 15c higher;
bpl H. Sl4;775gl5,oQ; heayies. Ht ,N,a
sl465@15.1O; pigs, 1S.5OQ15.65.
Cattle, receipts, 2,3OO; steady TO weak.
Choice heavy steers, $15.25d16.5O; me.
Cium, $l1.25Q15.25; common, $1050G
Us; choice, s1l00Q1600; common,
SS25@lLOO; butcher heifers, $1,000
1925; cows, $6.75Q12;50; Gamers, 500
gIs;25; cows. s6.75a12,5O; Gamers, $5.25
$S.25diS.OO; stockers, $6,50@1O.9O.
Sheep, receipts, 500; nominally steady.
Lambs, $1s00@21.O0; culls, $12.50@
1875; yearling wethers, $lS.25Q1S,00;
eyes ,s sl9S5@lsoO; S eTl5s a. $3.50 }asG
er lambs, $l5.25Q1S,25.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000; slow; bulk, S15.O0@15,35; top
$3.50; heavy, $l4.75@1525; medium,
$$ls, 9s@5l5 light sl475@164O; pigs
Cattle-Receipts $1,000 steady; choice
heavy steers, $155OG17.25:. medium,
choice lights. s1S,OOQ16,25; common,
1885, eo%s s9tSBfg aefs3n 'S ;ss
@e75; calves, $1S.00619 so; feeders,
| IS 0O01G25; stockers, $7.25@10.s5.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000; steady; lambs,
| $19.00Gn21 So: culla .$16,0061S,75: choice
ewes, SlO.75@1S50; culls, $7O0Q105O.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. sO.--Hogs:
Receipts 1900. 15c to Csc lower; 100
| pounds up 1880 pigs. $40. 75@12.75:
| throwouts, $12, 25, down.
Cattle: Receipts 200, slow, inactive,
! Heavy steers, $12,00Q1S.00; beef steers,
| So OOn11. %; heifers, 7sS.0Od115O; COWS,
IS OO@1O,5O feeders, sSOoa1o5O; stock
| ers, $700Q9.50.
sheer; Receipts SO, steady Lambs.
| $1,000; sheep. $500 90
FORT WORTH, Jan. 3O,--Cattle, re-
ceipts 1900; weak and dull. Beeves,
| SS,00@i250.
Hogs, receipts. 5000; active. Heavy,
| $15.25@I5,40.
Sheep receipts, 50; unchanged. Lambs,
| $l6.50G19.00,
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70 90 S5c. M about six points below yes
ttrdays closing quotation
40 new buying developed on the mid
day advance and the market sagged Of
a few points after the squirt OF cover
Ing subsidized Later business was quiet
with May selling al 3l53 or about 3
points net lower around $50 o'clock.
Futures closed steady at decline
OF 10 2 points
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DOW JONES SUMMARY,

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-United States
Steel corporation advances wages of day
laborers 10 per cent, other rates to be
equitably adjusted, Judge Gary an
nounced. Officer Of corporation says
no present intention to raise price OF
steel
Treasurer Glass opposed further loans
to Europe.
Bolsheviki planning invasion Of India
in the spring, according to Paris dis
patch,
Average price 20 industrials, 1903 So
off Sc; 20 rails, 1890, off az
Bethlehem Steel corporation earned
1880 "A share on common stock OF both
classes in 1919, against S2i in 1918
President Teagle Of Standard Oil COM
pany of New Jersey surveying future
oil industry, estimates that In 1926
country VIII, need $4,000, 900 barrels
compared with 43s,ooe,c 900 barrels used
last year.
Pad News Sniwttar We uts
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sPINNERs' TAKINGs.
GRAIN MARKETS
Little Selling Pressure and
Light Offerings Give Corn
Moderate Early Strength.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.--Absence OF sell
ing pressure together with the fact that
offerings were unusually light led to
upturns today in the price OF corn.
Opening prices which ranged from
shade 60 &c higher. with May N.36 to
SlS6A and July $1.33 to s1.33is we're
followed by moderate further gains.
In the last hour reports OF a Canadian
embargo on eastbound shipments Of
grain Induced bearlsh reaction. The
close was unsettled, ranging from Nc
net decline to &c advance, with May
N.35 to $685. and July $l32 to N,3sA
oats hardened with corn. After
opening shade to hc higher, includ.
ing May at S3hc to sS9sc the market
scored slight further advance.
Provisions were firm, helped by the
strength Of grain.
---C1ose---
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Jan, 3O,--Cotton, SPOT
quiet prices lower. Good middHnC,
1886; fully middlme. 2956; middlinr
2s.5l; low mddling, 25.76; good ordi-
nary. 22.s1 ordinary. 2lSt. Sales 1000
bales, including $500 American. Re
ceipts. 10000 bales, including s.. 500
American. Futures closed steady; Jan.
1885, March. 2s,22; May, 2t90 July,
s57s: Oct, 2lfS; Dec, 2o.6l; Jan. u92D
20.i
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BOND CLOSING.

NE WYORK. Jan. SO.--Prices of Lib
erty monds at 2:5S pm. today were:
31as $3.50; first as, s1,50; second Is,
90.46; first AIS, 91.6; second, ANS,
90 81; third Ans, 1906; fourth ANS, 90. 80;
Victory 3%s, $500; Victory ANS, $500.
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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
RANK GTnCEG
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CoTToNSEED OIL.
SUGAR

NEW YORK. jap. s0.-Raw sugar,
firm; centrifugal, i5.ote: fine kTARu-
lated Sl5 n0Tls 40
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NEW YORK COTTON.

I0nIract9 Closed steady a
ii To advance of s points.
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DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
DAILY INTERIOR.

Midd,ing,
Tone Ret Toy Yes Stock
Memphis, sty.., sos 1880 1850 245, 7Si
st. Louis, sty. . s67 1850 1850 7.33a
Augusta, at .. l.229 1925 1925 1S2.44G
Houston. sly . $50 ~ 90 42.00 2l2,s97
Little Rock. at. 10 $3.50 3a.50 5i.52t
Dallas. sty .... LAO 20 20 42.20 1900
Total receipts today ...1s92t
Same day last year ,.,,,lg.250
Spot sales. Augusta 200, Dallas $500
Houston / ,s61. Little Rock 955,
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WEEKLY FIGURES.
LIVERPooL STATEMENT
INSIGHT MOVEMENT

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30--Hester's
figures on movement into sight
Week. Season.
1920 .....,....,,...,..23 s,725 $685.. $50
1919 ..............,....,34 1855 1927, $40
1918 .....,...,..,.......2i ,6SS SS5e. obs
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Hides and Wool,

Hidss-No: green, sailed. SO03lc;
partly cured, 2eI2Sc; green, 2292Se:
damaged cults, half price; dry flint, 81
@S7c; dry sailed 34n35c.
No. 1 horse hides, &S.0O@9. 0O;; No. .
horse hides, S7.0o9S,o0; Clues and ponies
half price.
sheepskins. 5OcGs2oO: shealings %
7Sc; goat skins, 75cQs15O; dry culs
No. tallow, 1O@12c; No. 2 tallow
90 loci beeswax, 32135c; ginseng, $12.0C
G14,00; Golden seal. $4.O005.00.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
Grain and Feedstuffs.

Merchants Exchange Quotations.
oats--White, dray lots, s1.l0 mixed,
S10S
Chops-Per ton. less than car lots.
500
Corn--Sacked, in dray toad lots. No.
white. $3.50; No. mixed, s1.S3.
Mil Feeds-Dray load lots, ton; bran,
$1,000; shorts. gray. $500.
Hay-Timothy less than car lots, No
l, $4,000; No. 2, $500; alfalfa, choice,
nominal: No. I, nominal: No. nominal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30

FOUND-The kindlng man by fur
mace or CRATE. Hem. $3.50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
Cottonseed Products.

(Merchants Exchange Quotations)
Crude oil, basis prime. T. a. b. mills
iSc, hulls, loose, carlots, $40 0OT10. ST.
meal. Z per cent, ton, $50 00Q70.00.
Planting Seed.
Irish Potatoes Triumph, Peerless,
Rose, Cobblers. cwt, IS .OU Market firm,
Onion Sets Bushel, white, $3.50: red,
S4.2S: yellow, $500.
Field Seed--Red Clover, h., 5S0oOc;
alfalfa, 4sg46o; timothy, hq1sei red
top fancy cleaned lSQ2Oc
OatE-Red I1yst nrnof bushal e. on
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Eggs-Fresh candled, 5sq62e; storage
AI60c
kutter-- Fresh creamery, mound prints,
6Sab5c; country butter, 4OG i5e; reno
ydtrd. u9uk3c
Cheese-Cream prints, 34635c.
Soa34c; dressed, s5@3sc: roosters.SIia
lsci turkeys, live, i2@45cl dressed, SEC
5Sc.
Raobits--D0Ien, choice No. /, $1,000
30. M = 81 OhIq an
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FORT WORTH, Jan. 30.--Cattle, re-
ceipts, 1900; weak and dull. Beeves,
$800ml2.50.
Hogs, receipts, 5000; active. Heavy,
SIS. 25@l5. 40.
Sheep receipts, 50; unchanged. Lambs,
SIC EnGI 10 M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
GIBSON WOULD MODIFY
THE VOLSTEAD ACT
Also Says He VIII Conduct Campaign
Without Spending Money

Brattleboro May 17.-Capt Ernest W.
Gibson OF this place to-day formally an
nounced his candidacy for the office of
representative of the second congressional
district to succeed Congressman Porter
II. Dale of Island Pond, who has held
the position siX years. One Of the planks
in his platform is "a modification of the
prohibition enforcement law along the
lines of reason and common sense
Captain Gibson says he does not favor
saloons, but he regards the Nolstead act
as too drastic. He is against the ten
dency to centralized Government and
condemns the use of money in campaigns.
Il will not spend money to be elected
to any office" he asserts People are
sick of politicians They are able TO take
the measure of a candidate and decide
issues Independent of politicians"
He expects to make an active campaign.
speaking in many places, and he says
he would be glad to meet Congressman
Dale publicly in debate.