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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17

Treatment Of Constipation hy the
H,pcrdcrmit injection ~ Bacterial
serum ur n 10 la'sor Canyon.
Section ON GyucCoIuE, and Obsivtrlts
Chairman Dr. q q CTS. ANA.
r.llo
secretary DR. " o. Wilder.
clarendon
Chairman's Address Dr. o. o.
Gi,t Amarillo
Report % Two tastes Dr. 49,
wilson Memphis
'tunorrhca iu Women -pr
Wade walker Wichita = ais.
toIrcla Section ffam an luI.t-
f Cause with Report of Case. '-.1..
J.. 7. uunaWdy Amarillo
Gonorrhoca aud us secuted Or
T. \ johnson. AMARILLO
Raising the standard " Obsioi
ric Practice DR. g. H. Mcclellan.
Clovis y N
'S1We Ideas with Reference 20 oh.
sie,ric Practice" pr r y. Dyson.
Amarillo
The afternoon session of the con.
'en'ion Yesterday IN the county
corrt room was a. follows
House called io order by Pres dclt
ur J j Wanna Qulnah
Reading minutes of preyiou. meet.
Ing
President. Annual Address
Section on surgery
Chairman nr = D FrIzE,ll. Qua
nah
Secretary ur J r Hutchinson
Lubbock
Chairm1u's Nddres, DR.. T. II.
Fr.fHrll Quauah.
Early Diagnosis and Treatment
70 ftarhuncle, llr ]. G.. Anderson.
plainyieu.
IN. Handling % Fractures About
Joints Or Q y Le. Wichita Falls
Pursaiiyrs COMMUNICATED Re
for" and After Operations for Appcn.
licliiis ur 3 O Nichols. Plain.
view
The Early Diagnosis and Treat.
meni OF Prostate Hypertrophy"-
Dr \ Y ponton. Lubbock
Tuberculosis ami the Tonsil"--
Dr e. T .Tohmas Amarillo.
Report OF Cases"-nr J 4.
doom Memphis
Local Infection or Some of tho .
several Things That Come 80 us. .
Dr. l. y Jenkins Clarendon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
CLOTHING STORES
To REMAIN OPEN
UNTIL $50 P. NJ.
NEW CHANGE SAD To HE
AGnEl.MENT To BOTH ~.
PLOyEs AND OWNERS

Dry goOis clothing and gents
furnishing store in Amarillo .r the
future viii open ~ : 20 =. o.. and
close az s;3o . NJ They vll re-
nain open unti = ooinck or Satuf-
day nighi- This decision ms been
reached and representatives a. two
dozen store IN these lines ~ Ou.i-
ness have signed contract with a..
Retail Clerks aion io that eifec
The new hours will b, observed be-
FinninE today
II y understood that the new
hours Will be- more satisfactory b0fh
10 the merchants and 20 the on
plcyes. u j. said that tue employees
have found " rather difficult 20 e..
10 work as early IN the morning a.
has been the custom heretofore. go
peeially those who have household
duties h perform while N. NET
chants prefer 10 have their store
open later because Of 80 presal.4t
desire among ladies O. hop 20 g.
late afternoon hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
Amusements
Ethrl ,laAtcn NJ Tie Mi..lrn

Ethel CLAYTON latest parmovut
tucrJfi picture "Nouu- Nr Win
ihlcp viii be- 30" attraction 10 the
Mission theatre tor Two day, com
u"tciug TODAY u is vu cutcrig ining
tory ul young married liir. telling
~ 90" arrangement OF youthful
husband and wife and their recon
citation under dramatic urcum-
flnces Bronson HowarG wrote the
llay from when 10 was adapted
Ethel Clayton has the role OF plea.
'urr-luyinr Constance Winthrop.
while Harrison Ford is the husband
Immersed boz business Their vary
ing Interests lead them apart tho
sole connecting link bpine thor fiy"
vcsr old child. Rosie The husband
become. irson"I BOO 200 unps"Ht.
hut -hIdl .uUhue affair with Mrs
Dunbar eho b. bent upou reversing
hon. no up,r constance The china,
OF tho pIotnr" - 'h, ooJtb ui Rosie
which 90 llI -'ptato- them sun
further bui l'.r lrirrs them Ca.
g"ihcr through The action OF lave
ycr friend of both
J NJ numuul Charles pglc r.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
AMARILLO FAVORED
FOR NEXT SHRINE
TEMPLE IN TEXAS
DELEGATES 10 iNpEl,IAL cot y.
tlI MOLD MELTING
At WACO.

That Amarillo received 'he major.
i'y of votes cast af M. meeting OF
sArIuer held BOZ Waco this week for
'he next Shrine Temple 90 be- built
100 Texas. was the Information con.
tanned 90 telegram received by
local shrinef yesterday from George
stap.rion. who has beer in attend
anc" at toe Waco meeting which b.
"a gathering ~ al Texas delegate.
io Do" imperial touuci. 90 b. held OF
Portland. Oregon iu June
u is nov 100 90 the khiya shrine
club 10 send D delegation Go the In
"rlM Council 90 make tlr request
ihai ih. le&t shrine Temple ~ b.
built in TaKa. be- located herr. y is
explained Tia" location of q shrine
Temple iu Amarillo mean. the pres
rlre ~ from I GOO to 600 VISITING
rhfin'r. no ie-- than TIRE. time d
wear 70 local shr.ner aid YESTERDAY
Nlth'is Fails h1 also requested -,
shrlnD Temple. D. II understood. and
some friendly rivalry and Compel.
'iou for this coveted permission b.
expected to exist az the Portland
meeting
Plans orc nov heius formulated
Tor the ending ~ a number ~ del
reaies from the khiya Shrine ,uH
io the Imperial council ~ Portland
and b Q. believed mat vith q goodiy
representation % flelrEa'rs from The
local shfiae together with the Kh.ta
shrine club Drum Corps boz attend
anrs ut Tho Council. 10 Will 1e p0-
.ibls fo defeat the purpose ~ tho
Wichita Fails delegates 20 tsk. the
aeai shrine Temple 90 thar place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17

joe iarr We" Post Commander
Rev smith. jet Nfiuilu Jn1u "
CfudringtC,,. Finance officer Rev
Ernest c Mohlev. Post Chaplain
and Dukn Davenport Post Historian
" y Erie. and Ray Smith wore
appointed to take charge ~ the d.
tails ~ the 81 Paifick's dance to b.
given a. thc Amarillo Hotel tOnirht
II sJ0 O clock The Ladies Auxil.
iary viii have charge OF the d,cors-
lions Of the ball room.
u r. noii ted ouf tho election n o..
iicers az last nirhis meeting Was tho
rcgulir annual elect on and that
those elected a. the time % the or.
genirqiion ~ tho LEGION wsrc elcrt-
al temporarily and more or lc.. 90
get tho organization started Several
- the retiring officers had expressed
their desire 10 be- relieved as their
posts were jnly temporary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
NEW AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY ESTABLISHES
BRANCH OFFICE HERE

The lill Alto SuppS Cumpuu,
ll, opnu"d fnr iu.Iur-. 90 lDI..U,
rasi seventh street. and viii carry
Jll Kinds of auto accessories. tires
and viii make = speciality ~ bear.
ugs -.uiiu" Filling station also
Doe, been Installed In the front.
The Hill Complu, has branches ~
Wichita Falls aud Burkburneti The
Wichita Falls branch e. wholesale ~
tiufiy"ir except for bearings DO.
rsu," of M. difficulty OF getting
.io,k % is not expected that the An
H,IlU branch will stress the whole
.al' department Tor q while
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
PANHANDLE MEDICAL SOCIETY OPENS
ANNUAL CONVENTION; SuCCE SCI Ill
BANQUET IS HELD At HARVEY HOUSE

Ihc annual convention ~ the PAN
handle District Medical Society be
gan at . o'clock Yesterday afternoon
IN the county court room al the
court house. Physicians and sur
icons for radius Of goo miles
from Amarillo are attending the
convention.
banquet was riycn az the llar.
vey House al o'clock last night
for the doctors and their w.kc..
plates were laid.for 20 persons An
lnterrsiinr program WIS given and
several talks were made By physi-
clans, Dr. G. r Thomas WAS toast
master. %
Mrs T.. G. Mobley and Nrs'
Lloyd Fletcher gave readings Solo,
were sung bv Mis-, Feliec Stiuuet,.
accompanied hy Mrs Leslie vii.
liams and Mr. saxon. accompanied
hy Nil, .ehihwer Mr. Tolsiln
gave violin solo. accompanied by
Miss iIigh,ower
Talks were made hy Or y L.
Jenkins. OF Clarendon. and Or \.
X, Ponton. OF Lubbock at the ban
quet.
At the session Yesterday after.
noon much favorable comment Was
expressed by the VISITING physicians
and surgeons IN the proposed plans
10 vote bonds OF $3.50 00O for
Potter county hospital Such
movement should make Amarillo
more favorablly known a. medi.
cal center. {, Is declared.
Officers Tor the coming wear will
be elected AZ today's session ~ IN,
society. u l. planned 10 end the
convention this afternoon.
Following g the program for to.
DAYS sessions.
Election u Officers
Section on Medicine.
Chairman l.. T.. parmley.
Electra.
secretary-nr T T Patllo. witch.
lta Falls.
Chairman's Address Treatment
% Diphiheria aud How To Preyen,
Complication" l.. r. Parmley.
Wichita Falls.
The Early Recognition and Clyn.
icai symptoms Of Gastric Disturban.
&c. DIR. McNeese. wichita Falls
"Anesthesia. with some Sugres-
tons with Reference to is Admin
istration DIR. J X wrather. ANA
riiio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17

Gas In the stomach or bowels Il a
disagreesble symptom % a torpid
liver. To get rid OF u quickly take
HERBINE. II Is marvellous liver
stimulant and bowel purifier. Sold
~ an druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17
JOE PARR ELECTED COMMANDER
OF AMERICAN LEGION CHAPTER;
WILL A. SMITH POST ADlUTANT

Officers Of Hanson Post Of ihc
American Legion Tor the present
year were elected at last nights meet
ing held In the district cont rom a.
the court house. They are Joe
Parr. Post Commander Rollie V.
Townes. Vice Commander VIII s
Smith. Post Adiuiani. Earl Fuqua.
Past Finance Officer. Clement &.
iost. Post Historian. The office ~
Post Chaplain WIS lett open aud will
he filled al a future date. this &C.
lion being due 10 ;he feet that no
member Of the local post held shat
position In the service r. n. Rey.
nolds. W. y Estes. J X Eoyce. Har-
~ Davis and Harry CHM were elect.
I'd 10 membership % the eye itiyl
committee.
4 vote OF thanks vas extended 20
the retiring Officers. who are. Earn
81 o. Thompson Post Commander.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-17

mond llatton and Wnifred Green.
wood are included In the excellent
Importing cast Walter Edwards
directed the picture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
COTTON Markets
Strength in March Continues
and New Highs Made.
Weather Not Good.

SATURDAY Afternoon req. IS
Further evidence ~ short covering in
the March position was had during the
brief session. and new high marks for
the option were made in both domestic
4 speculative Centcrs. This Influenced
other months 10 some extent. but fur
ther widening Of differences WIS had
and finals were irregular. There was
but little news TO affect values and
trading was OF the same character as
recently.
May in New York opened at 3ts5c.
touched safe and then worked up 20
a9.GiC. while March was selling up to
as25c Then came some realizing, for
short covering was smaller and other
factors were given a little notice But
the market was not weak at any time
and finals were very steady at a gain
New Orleans finished steady at IS
higher 10 lower.
To make fun response on Monday
Liverpool should be to ~ points to
the bad.
The weather map afforded a little
encouragement to the bulls, for indi-
cations were for another unsettled spell.
followed By clearing and colder, with
freezing In the upper western belt.
This was expected 10 further delay
crop work Practically no rain fell In
the belt during the past "a hours and
temperatures this mOrnig were higher.
Another factor helping to induce a
little support was expectation that
President Wilson would sign the Faff-
road bill, which is counted on to have
favorable effect on general business.
Spots were generally without change
and business moderate. New orleans
sold only 295 bales Houston $50, Dali
las $40 and Memphis 1900, with no
change In quotations at any of them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Followng a
rather quiet opening in which Deem
Der sold points lower and other
months unchanged to points higher
than last night the cotton market de-
veloped increased activity and strength
this morning on a demand from March
shorts which carried that delivery up
to 1886 or n point above yesterdays
record for the season. May advanced
to 1901 and October to 80 cents or
10 to 10 points above the previous
close, The news was somewhat mixed,
reported strike at Fan River, which
threatens to close all mills unless
speedily adjusted, being offset by bull
ish weekly statistics, a strong market
and stcadiness Of exchange. New Or
leans was Il moderate seller today.
Further active buying Of March in
the last half hour caused an advance
to SS2S, which is new high record
May following with an upturn to 35,07
and October to 30.03.
The strength was attributed almost
entirely to a covering movement by
old crop shorts and the market closed
very steady at 2S points net advance
to points net decline.
Cotton spot steady. Middhng 1000.
Futures osed very steady at advance
| of Is to do, Inc Of points
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
DAILY INTERIOR.
Aiiddling
ToMORRoW's ESTIMATED.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2S,--over-
night selling orders caused drop of
5 to Is points around the opening of the
cotton market today. but good support
appeared Immediately and reaction
followed which carried the trading
months to 20 points over yesterdays
close, March traded down to 1870 and
back up to 1886. Buying was based
mainly on rains In South Texas and
the fear that they We're inclined to
think that the rainfall was so light 1t
would be beneficial rather than 9TH
erwise.
The extremely unfavorable forecast
calling for wet, freezing weather in the
belt increased the demand until the
trading months stood IL to 3S points
higher than the last prices of yester-
day. Toward the close early buyers
took profits and the market fell off
about 10 points for the high under the
offerings.
Spots closed steady and unchanged;
ordinary, 2525; good ordinary, 2725; low
middling, 32,75; middling, 40.25; good
middlng, AZ 25. Sales on the spot 700;
to arrive, 1875. Delivered on contract,
none.
Futures closed steady at advance of
25 to decline OF points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Tho actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies Tor the week Give
days. shows that they hold SIS. 1872 $50
reserve iu excess Of legal requirements
This is an increase % SlI,l2i.a8B from
last week
The statement follows.
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Loans. discounts. etc, Increased Sill
l5g. 00B.
Cash in own vaults. members F. r.
hank. increase $3.50 GOO.
Reserve in r. r. bank OF member
banks. increase 22S. 563, 600.
Reserve in own vaults, state banks
and trust companies, increase $50. 060
Reserve in depositaries. state banks
and trust companies. decrease S546, 900
Net demand deposits. increase 81
COZ 600
Time deposits. decrease Sl0sl 900.
Circulation decrease, $3.50 600.
Excess reserve. increase S27 I2i, $40.
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies in greater New York, not
included in clearing house statement:
Loans. discounts, etc, decrease ST.
Cold, decrease s2O3.5OO.
Currency and bank notes, increase
Deposits with F. r. bank. New York
decrease S2.4l1.700,
Total deposits. decrease $2,S17 SOC.
Total deposits. eliminating amounts
due from reserve depositaries and from
other banks and trust companies in
New York city and U. S. deposits, de-
crease S5,7S7 800.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
New Crops Fairly Steady.

The general feeling "a that acreage
win be increased, but with new-crop
r'rutbs ut SnoN t0rrmnUs discounts,
compared with the old and with spots,
and with production costs certain 10
ha raore than ever before, nobody seems
Wiling 20 sell them freely, The labor
question holds plenty OF possibility for
trouble, 10 say nothing Of the boil WeeNli
after q winter that has been mild, The
need Of large crops of food and FODDER
to avoid having to pay such enormous
prices for both Is fully appreciated and
il expected to prove a powerful incen-
tive "a continued adherence TO diversi-
fication II "a at least too early TO
bank much on a large Weld and SO lar
the wealth Of low grades do not seem
to he giving any serious concern 10 the
ho'ders The time may come when sucn
will be the case, but for the time be-
ing 1t IL hut a potentiality.
international politics offer little en-
couragemeut tO those who would see
higher prices, but seem unable to be
much helm toward lower levels The
fight In the senate for ratification of
the peace treaty is on, and bids fair
10 end In a,deadlock hut II seems rea-
eouable 10 assume that this has been
taken fully into account, while a pos
s'hle surprise would probably inject new
life to bulish efforts
The ensuing several weeks will do
much toward determining the acreage
question. The urgent need Of seeding
forage crops will have to he met first,
and ~ they are planted under favorable
conditions the effect of limited labor
supplies on prospective cotton yield will
he postponed until the cultivation period
comes. The trouble will not be in get
ting cotton planted, hut In working y
and saving It after It Is made. II would
seem at the moment that the South has
L.. 4AlN ttnHartAhH
10 get any material increase in cotton
acreage pronerlv seeded in time TO have
nj least fighting chance with the boil
weevil Maybe nature viii take hand
and help solve the problem by giving n
propitious spring
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK. Feb 2S Washington
rejected soviet peace offers. state de-
partmeut officials regard It as effort TO
further soviet propaganda throughout
world
President Wilson expected to sign rail .
road bill today and also 20 Issue state.
ment giving his views on section criu-
cized hy labor
Reply OF allies received By President
Wilson said 10 open way for resumption
Of American participation In settlement
OF Adriatic question
Submarine Boat corporation closes
agreement with shipping board acquire
ment of Newark shipyards
Average price 20 industrials, 81 Is, of
49, 20 rails, 49, up 80. -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
CoTToNSEED OIL.
RAIL SHARES OFFER
ONLY ENCOURAGEMENT

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Railroad
shares provided the only encouraging
feature OF the week in the securities
market, other issues continuing to re-
act as signs Of tighter credits assumed
more definite form
CAL money fluctuated between 10 and
10 per cent against the ruling rate Of
six per cent IN the preceding fortnight
and time money was increasingly scarce
In the face Of higher bids
Further notice Of restricted monetary
conditions was given by the federal re-
serve board accompanied by q moder-
ate advance OF local rates for short
time accommodations based on treas
ury certificates Of Indebtedness
Much of the unsettlement in tho
stock market was caused by the very
unfavorable annual statements Of earn
ings submitted by the Republic Iron and
Lackawanna Steel companies In trade
circles, however, these exhibits were
not accepted as symptomatic Of exist
ing conditions in the industry.
Return of the railroads TO private
operation next week furnished the basis
for the advance OF > 10 10 points in
that group.
Wall street credits the West and
Southwest with heavy accumulation Of
these stocks whose speculative possi-
bllties entered larEely into their
strength and activity. Opinion respect
ing the merits OF the railroad bill con
tinues widely divergent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
MARCH SHORTS IN
RUSH TO COVER
Gives Tone to Entire Market But Distant Months Dis
posed to Lag-Weather More Favorable But Too
Cool-Better Demand for Spots OF Certain Kinds.

porter AS rxthaug, rates remained
about the same and the money sltua-
tian showed no sign OF being relieved.
Exports were moderate and spinhers
took freely. but such were factors Al
ready more or less discounted. For
wardings from Liverpool no the British
mills were liberal but the fact that
stock and allOat of American over there
approximate 100000 bales, nearly
thrice that Of year ago. tended to
lend a feeling Of assurance as to raw
material needs for ut least several
months
Domestic mills did not DO much In
the way of buying the actual and there
was ntI enough evidence Of lessening
demand for finished goods 70 occasion
auy untaSiness Nor did they seem
concerned over the fact thae importa
tions from abroad were continuing ana
promising To become larger The tight
ness Of money while perhaps helping to
strain buying 70 some extent, has not
fxerted material effect yet ia oltsettlng
the scarcity OF goods In the hands OF
distributors peflatiou of values 40 FAR
has pot gotten beyond the talking stage.
and the idea stiil persists that cotton
Is 90 be affected but little
Because cool we9 Their struck the uelt
and prevented farm work and further
delayed preparations the scarcity %
precipitation received sCant notice. The
burden Of proof continues ON him who
would help the bear side on the new
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S,-Mercantile
paper 6hQ6%; sterling 6O-day bills,
1851; commercial 60-day bills on
banks, S.S5&; commercial 60-day bills,
S.S5h; demand, 3,39h; cables, $40.
Francs demand 14.20; cables, 1850.
1875.
Guilders demand SO 1916; cables
SO 1916.
Lire demand, 1897; cables, 1885.
Marks demand, 101r cables, 1902.
Government bonds heavy railroad
bonds steady,
Sterling advanced further in the late
afternoon. Quotations were Sterling
60-day bills, S.36h commercial 60-day
bills on banks. 3,36A: commercial so
day bills, SS5& demand. 3S9&; cables,
3,4Ola.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
RoTAN AND HUNT WIN.

HOUSTON, Texas. Feb 2S--The win
ners in. the semifinals Of the Houston
Country club Invitation tournament were
George V. Rotan and w. C. Hunt, of
Houston ROtan after hard play de-
feated Louis Jacoby, OF Dallas, up and
/ to play, while Hunt defeated Charles
Dexter, Of Dallas, l up. II
The sensation of the tournament was
the defeat of Davidson Heron, of Pitts
burgh, national amateur golf champion,
at the hands of Hunt i'm the morning
play, Hunt winning / up over his OPP
pnnRpf
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
BIRTHS.

James Howard and Iawes May APP
plegate, 512 South Parkway Feb. 26;
boy
Eidel and Bailey Crow, 2S1 North
Main, Feb. &c; boy
f. l.. and Gladys Louis Thompson,
1872 Madison. Feb 30; girl
William b. and Laura S. Steig, Mem
phis, Feb. 26 girl
jackson a. and Pearl White. Bap-
list hospital, Feb. %; girl
John Wooten and Gladys Gordon
Evans, 1349 Tutwiler, Feb %; girl.
Jettie and Clara Jackson, 9l7 Clay
brook, Feb. 27; girl.
Nels and Louella Williams, General
hospital, Feb. 26; boy.
Willie and Lottie d. Thurman, 1886
East Calhoun, Feb, 2S; girl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
FROM WALL STREET
Rails Furnish Only Feature Of
Activity in LiStleSs Week
End Session.

NEW YORK. Feb 2S-The week end
session of tho stock market was list
less and uncertain, rails furnishing al
most the only element OF activity and
strength. Even in that quarter hesita-
ton was shown by investment shares.
Low priced issues of the Western and
Southwestern divisions, also coalers
and cotton carriers mounted to new
high prices for the current movement,
but early gains Of one to two points
were reduced later, Oils and motors
moved within narrow bounds, but steels
and equipments inclined moderately
downward The closing was irregular.
Sales Appropriated 400, 600 shares. Lib
erty bonds and Victory notes reflected
fuPtbp1t YNragsnph
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

Cash corn No. 5. $145dL45i4; No. 3
yellow, Sl.4Sdll.49.
S6GSTc.
Rye, No. 2. Sl.5Siz: barley $40;
timothy seed, sl20Odl40O; clover seed,
$4b.00n59 co.
Pork nominal; lard. sl9s 5; ribs. $3.50
dlS.50.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. S.--Cash
wheat. unchanged to Ice lower: No.
hard. So. 40fp2 So: No. ., So 32d2-52; No.
/ red, So 45d2.46; No. ?, S2i5.
Corn, l6p3c lower; No, ? mixed, Sl4O
ep1.42; No. 2 white $3.50, No. yellow,
$l.45n1.4S.
oats, unchanged to 1sc lower, No. 2
white. S9c. No. mixed. S7Me No. :
red. e0cdSl.05.
Rye. l.47qlB.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2S.--Con, 40. 3,
sl45Gpl.4s; No yellow, S.4tml.4si
Oats. No. ., sic; No. . white, Ssl29
gOAc