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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
U. D. c.. Meeting.

We are requested to announce a
meeting of the history class OF Leon
idas Polk Chapter, U. D. c., to be
held with Mrs. John Embrey May
a at 3 o'clock, Mrs. W E. Whitson,
leader. Everyone urged to be pres
ont
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
"cold In the Head''

sons who are subject to frequent colds
in the head" will find that the use Of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
build up the System, cleanse the Blood
and render them less liable to colds.
Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX.
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
All Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
$4,000 for any case of catarrh that
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will not
y. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
Now Is the Time.

Isn't it rather early to be writing
your advertisements for summer
boarders?"
81 am truthful man." replied
Farmer Corntossel II won't print
'em till later, but I'm careful to write
'em while l can talk about COOL
bracing breezes and no mosquitoes. ;"
Washington Star.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
A Vendetta.
Hear what happened?"

"Hear what happened?"
'No, what?"
Next Moor Neighbor Smith has
bought his boys each a saxophone."
"Uh, huh! Didn't | tell you if you
didn't have that hole mended in the
fence between our chicken run and
Smiths garden something terrible
would happen. "-Philadelphia Re-
tail Ledger.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
Reports from Hickman.

Reports direct from Hickman are
to the effect that the river is falling
slowly. The seven-mile levee was
damaged slightly but has not broken.
The river fell two inches Wednes-
day, SO Mr.. Arch Caruthers says, and
fell again Wednesday night, accord
ing to reports yesterday morning. 1t
is hoped that the worst is over.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
COURTESY

It sticks in human relations like
postage stamps on letters. The
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT ex-
poets it to be used by it's postmasters
and employees in dealing with the
public.
Help them in it's use beginning
with POSTAL IMPROVEMENT
WEEK, May 1-6, 1922.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28

"The Wicked shall be turned Into
hell and all the nations that forget
God" but "No good thing will God
withhold from them that walk UP
rightly"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
Married.

Mr.. Walter Edward Gable and
Mrs. Marion Hunter Rainey were
quietly married by Rev. Geistewite,
pastor of the Third Baptist Church
at his home April g. 1922. Mrs. Ga
BILE is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann Hunter, of ALSO Connecticut
street, st. Louis, but was reared in
Union City and is kindly remem ber-
ed hire by her many friends. Mr..
Gable is printer by trade and is an
excellent young man. The CONNER
cial joins their friends in wishing
them happy and useful life
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
EASTERN STAR BANQUET.
Notice.

] am prepared to do all Kinds Of
repair " work, sewing machines,
clocks. lawn mowers, etc. Also a
few sewing machines for sale w. T.
Bransford, 1923, East Main street,
phone 504. sgt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28

1t is doubtful if the verdict of the
public will be as favorable to Mr..
Arbuckle as was the verdict of his
third jury=-zNashville Tennessean.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Wehman- McAlister.

Wehman- McAfster.
Mr.. Roy c. Wehman and Mis- Mar
tina Ann McAlister were married
Wednesday morning, the 26th inst,
at 1880 o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McAlister southwest OF
Union City 80
The wedding was rather surprise
and very quietly conducted, the bril-
dial couple leaving Immediately for
Memphis for q few days outing.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed McAlister. She is a
granddaughter of that sturdy old pi-
oneer citizen, Esq. Chas. McAlister-
She was student in the Union City
Public Schools and attended Brenau
College, Ca, and is young woman
of many personal graces.
The groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Wehman. He has been with
his father for a number of years in
the hardware store as salesman and
is young man of fine character and
business qualifications, The young
people are highly esteemed and the
kindest congratulations are extend
ed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
WANTED.

You to know that we have some
good prices on desk and ceiling fans.
See us before you buy.-Averitt
Electric.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
HOW'S YOUR HEALTH +?
Harrison Shepard Tells You How
to Improve Il

Elgin, Tenn.-'1 can say that DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
the Pleasant Pellets have been the means
of restoring my health. / was weak and
rundown, had such headaches, and my
kidneys were out of order. 1t was mis-
cry for me TO walk around. began tax
ing the Golden Medical Discovery and
the Pleasant Pellets and they put me on
the road to good health right away. /
wan5 to speak a good word for DR..
Pierce's remedies to all sufferers."-
Harrisoli Shepard, R. F. d. l, Box IS.
Start right by obtaining this 'Discoy-
cry at 1nce from your neighborhood
druggist in'tablets or liquid, or write to
DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
N. Y, for free medical advice.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
Entertainment.

Entertainment. 80
Mrs. Dan Glenn delightfully."- center
tanned the members of the Wednes
day afternoon Bridge Club this:week
A large number of guests were pres
ent and enjoyed the evening. Ic'
and salad courses were served.
** Il II
EASTERN STAR BANQUET. .
New Masonic Home MI
8 p. m.
Tickets on Sale at Old National Bank
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
Needham-Capps.

Needham-Capps
Mr.. Ellis Needham and Miss Lo-
rene Caps were married at the par
sonage of the M. E. Church in Mar
tin last Saturday night, the 22d
inst, Rev. w. c. Barham officiating.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Caps, this city, and has
been connected with one of the dry
goods stores in Martin for several
years as chief of the sales women.
She is very charming girl and pop
ularly known. The groom is well
known citizen of Martin and has late
ly been with the Moss Tobacco Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham were down
Sunday, accompanied by Miss Delena
Rhoads, for visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Caps.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28

Go to Corum's for FRESH Bread
and Cakes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
GRAIN
me- AGO


lBy Associated pr"S..t
CHICAGO. Dec Ia BuoyHncy which do
voiomd Ia thr whoa, ma'l,g today. an
p"arcd 10 b" chiefly related 20 notable
aSc"n; az sterling exchange AZ d"i!v-
cries ot wheat "clip-"L previous high
prir" records os IN" season The Nni-h"d
wrg unsettled AZ l@s 20 -. cents net gain
w,'h May la. /" !. ana July !,r4 ."
9. corn gained :. 10 i, cent. and oats
y. Z" ccn's In provisions IN" "nic"in"
vnri"d from cents dcc!in. 10 r!- OF :
cents
m" JUMP In sterling exchange vas o,f
such "n"'G' .. gna1"e,er n" oi'hgnEh
uuot"i fun penny lower. IA" actual
value Of TIA" cereal across IN" Atlantic rs
ngur"d her" vas cents hu-h"l hirh"r
bulls cont"nd"d that III" upward c"urs"
al sterling ws- an indication % return
10 norinalry. and were disposed 80 re-
gard ri-" IN Arg"uiiu" wheat quotations
being largely du" 20 = h"tt"riu'Ut ia rates
az cNChanE" fl was conceded. however,
ihnt unfav"rabic weather for IN" ArS"n
tin" harvest was liN"wi>" partly r"sr"n-
siol" Sp"cu!nt!v" purchasing - wheat
was broader seal" than has been
witnessed OF Las" aud WAS ascTihcd to
som" extent - a review by leading
trnda authority dwelling on shortaE" nf
world production OF wheat compared
with last years. Sellers were for the
realize profits. Forecasts OF SNOW or ram
for The entire domestic grain belt failed
to have any decided hearish effect.
Corn and oats. as we'll as wheat. touched
now TOP prices for the season. Ru'a! Of
fer!ngs lacked volume. oats as well ~
corn being reported in demand for live
stock feeding farms.
In the provision market buying on III"
par, OF shorts virtually offset the hearish
Influence Of lower hog values here and
break in the price az lard at Liverpool.
RICHMOND GRAIN, EXCHANGE.
wholesale Quotptiun On Change.
December Is. 1872.
Wheat.
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COTTON
sew YORK COTTON.

ICY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec 70 TN, h,tylpr ,,o,.,
m"n' which started ~ thu cotton ,nart.,
shortly after the publication ot the roy-
.fnmgnis crop "s'tma,, yeS,EGay con
contracts which had sofia ~ 100 ON ~.
t''EIous DAY advanced to 80. which
inna. " recovery Of ~ points from TN"
20" liIce @; bccs;uhsE C. and a aGyanc.
@! 4! points from yesterdays dosing quo
'a4'hA mat delivery closed n: "i.Ga wish
n" general market closing steady M mn
aINanc" ~ l6 10 3; points
ih"i" WAS som" ITr"Eula ri'y at tn" star,
"sga"s' "' Disappointing liverpool cables
'"pr"s"nttns about 300, hnl"~ The omen
hs was 90 points lower and December
''.' on =" y "- rlEh' AFTER :hs call. or -
ro!n's nei lower Ih.s led 20 some .,at-
"ui mo early Offerings were soon .D.u.hc,i
WIN ne mark; turning frmcr Oh a
street demand which h"c"n" more active
as price worked higher Tn. buy!ng W.. :
'Nid-hi!N .ncoura c"d 10y u more opIim!s-
'c Wow q 'hc ,Spor; outlook which vas
p'omotc! Boy recon; in;!nnt.nns thai Ia"
r"N'Fnwcn' = disposed to take NOR"
rCt,F' part IN the solution %: European
Ji'o'"ns and ia" advance ia sterling rS-
count fnr the relatively oaSv showing 40.
i"N'r3"o!. a. .t N9ul dhaye % tendency to
iH. ~" lNrcfpppI ana American mh-Iris
nearer together, but Tho increased huytu,
Io"s- - English money tn TINS counrry
Mss ,oTr'n;"I upon e. lEe!y 20 promote
There was also buying - reports ma,
H,s'cr4hys o:huial crop 1rures had a
S'muia'IHr "rc0' In :hc domestic markets.
Tor cotton goods and The marR-t showcG
.onsidcrhO'e strength Guf.ns INC early
~ noon with horon selling 20 - J.,
I'D March 20 $50
ftis made no advances o. - 10 q
points on he general list ar1 closing
prices were sevrrat POINTS OF from rh.
best under rch.iz'uE ana scattered south
'ih 'slihE The later Was supposed 20
represent prices IN.us Will. thu rnr.u.,
Nas promoted by reactions ia sterling tx
change
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
lBy k>sUClafcl Press


Jew ORLEANS Ia. Dec IA huyirg
movement az decided strength took pos
sess!on .: The cotton market today. follow
Ing hesita'ine opening. and IL carried
~. price VEL above the p cent level on
AL ON crop post! 0ns. Not "a little o.. m"
buying appeared 20 be the result ot yes.
'erday's crop figures from the govern
menl y iho n4shsS: Levels the tIsGiny
rron:hs were Is 20 9: points higher thau
the !ast quotations OF yesterday The c.sS.
was q TO s. points up Let. on the day
January sold a. high as - - and closed
- = II cents pound
The tone during 'h- opening call was
unsettled and Ia the HTst fcx minutes
81 trading prices lost th.ec IN ave points.
January falling on 10 :i1G. Buying orders
IN large vDlume4 wore under the market
and in snort time the rim; VAS boiling
Over with activity As me market rose
the buying fever spread. with orders com
Ing tfr!n all directions auS thr ,n'c,ior .:
mo, rc'' taking prominent part In he
y1a market was Fnada Ell the p.'Crsrr
hY claims .! better spot demand from
hcv9rAl Southern inari.ts. by cab.sgramp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. bee. i3.-Eggs: strict
ly fresh. -. SoN h.rn. 80
i.iv" poultry: \cst"rs. Il: turkeys a q
g: spring chickens, 23U Is: fowls. -.
Dressed poultry: Spring chickens. "5Tl
:s' hens @ip:'. ROSTERS. Is; turkeys. 5oGp
LILY" stock: Calves. choice. l2i.: do
medium. l.: lambs -. live pigs. each, 300
"a 500. live nog-. =.
Vegetables Potatoes No !. sacked.
2""M -. No ., sacked. 5oal.ol. swce;
potatoes North Carolina. ,5Q i.50 near
by. L!Jg2..5
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Dec. i3.-Bu;tcr: Barely
steady: receipts $50
Essa Firm. receipts. 1877. fresh gath
cred Extra frs;s. a79iaS. do. nrsts, jSd
80. Pac.Ar Coast whites. extras. GA ~.
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LIVE STOCK
Gil IL

CHICAGO. Dec lS-Cai,ic. Rrr.i,,
MOO beef steers SOW. uneven. generally
steady 10 IL cents lower. spots - cents
on ia between grades rejecting mos, de-
CINE: Killing puhlity. plain. bulk shor,
f"d st""rN. s.-Sr 100. top ycarlinr, mixed
steers aud h"if"rs. i1il: hes, inaturcd
steers. no.: weight, 1910 pounds; dc-ir-
able beef hclt-rs aC,il"t strong: oihrr
grades and CLASSES slow. generally steady
hUlH H"sIrabl" veal cafes Ia packers
2SH:'i. outsiders hand piclinr upward
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BALTIMORE.

:.
BALTIMORE. NIB. Dee. H. Potatoes.
n''iv" aud nearby. No l. lliIi25;
S"nih-Th lt0ull all sections No J.
70 a -. sweets. l.lO6i 40
onions: Nativ" and nearby o "a q,
81. sections. 80 =. !10m I.55.
Apr!"s; Packed per barrel. No. :!
"f.'H ".et: all varieties. No. .. 2l0N2,N :.
EGS~ Native and nearby, hrsts u
southern iir~ts ~
ituit"r Creamery. ;ancy -. do
prints. air.S. dairy prints. aiUc1
l.iv" poultry; Spring chirk"nS inc'ud-
Ing i.".horns. i1423; old hons including
I-EhornS. lGg?: old ROSTERS. ~ ducks
white pcIlns .3G2i
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LIVERPOOL. Dec. 10 Cotton spot,
prices, easier. American rnicdllnH,
10. good middi!nG. 1885, FULLY in!dt
1879: n!ddlinE ii!i. low miit,inG,
good m!iiliuE. 10 -. ordinary. !a.s s
zoo balcs. incluI!ng aSrG American
c"lpts, 300 bales. including 5.S? Ar
can. Futures closed barely steady.
c.mhor. 1855; January. i55i; March.
May. 10 -: July. 10 =; October. !. c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

SEW YORK. Dec. L. cal! money. .
h.gh. g. low. So. ruling rate. 4. cic
bid. I. Offered a, ": Tart lu.n. g.
iuans against acceptance. IA tiNe u
steady, mixed collateral. sD-Si da-s.
); 40 months, '>.VJ. prime CONNIE
paper. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

to !otoi bulk cann,r.. lWra7s; bulk
sirablo bologna iSils. Leo1ia5;
'1sker' ana feodcrsa t7Seo.7s
HOGS; Rscoipts. Efoo; closing, veal
lower; Bomo li8htor' weights. Is 10
lower; bulk. $50 to kc;6 pound avcr;
sl60s.26; top $50. eRNly; packing q,
mostiy. ToU77s: den,rab,o pigs. s.
Z 70: hold ovor. liberal
Sheep; Receipts. l5.pT: better grade
lambs. steady; others. weak; tcp. L
for native lambs to city butchers, "a. d
packers for fed westnrIn summer cir
lambs UP to N.2S; freshly rhorn. Il
l8.ss: bulk fat wooled llAnbs. lBe0fl
culls. mostly. I.59UI2En: fccders, act
Feeding lambs. p higher: pop. Do1: at
i,xh,ar Weight Weight, hs sp SOC
pound ewes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

SPOT COTTON
steady, p points NJ Sales on tho spot
80 sales 10 arrive. 600 Low middIing
1915: rniddlin1. Is 30: good m,dJling .s e.
r"ceipis s.2l.: stock 2aieal
NEW YORK. Dec. IL Spot cotton
steady. middiing. 25.75
NORFOLK COTTON EXCHANGE.
Flepaseo by Norfolk and Portsmouth
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COFFEE MARKET
TRY Associated Pros.

NEW YORK. Dec. I3-rhe coHce mar.
k"t r"ma ned very quiet. hut was gen
orally st"adicr today ON reports .. slight
ly higher cost and freight offers and
sieadin"ss In Hras!i. Th. market opened
unchanged TO points higher aud active
months sold to points abuv" y"st.r-
days closing prices. with March touch
Ink :'i and May BE-. The close was q,
about tn" best. showing a net advance q.
TO points. Sales were estimated u,
!6"o bags p"c"mb"r. : -; January. :TI.
March. IS; May. .22. July. so: S.p,.ln
Der. Sc. Contracts Cor delivers next De
c"mb"r closed at $40
Spot con"" WAS moderately nctiv" at y
cents for Rio - and u TO lis. for santos
Is. Cost and freight offers were .rrcEu-
lar. but averaged higher with Sauio, >
and -, part bourbon. quoted q; ..yJ TO
iti' and Rio - AT iI-i 20 JOS
Tn" carly cables reported 40 chang" IN
the dollar buying rat" and n decline Of
! - renc" In Rio "Schanr" on I.onIorl.
with the Rio market unchanged sud san
to- unchanged TO - rolls higher
Later cables showed = decline q. 90
refs In tho dollar buying rate anu fur
iheT d"Clin" ~ l-12 pence ia tho rate on
London with tho Rio market ia to 20
r"is lover and Santos :, 10 ~ rel. higher.
brazilian ports receipts. t2pD. Juniiahy.
roo Rio cleared $3.50 for New orleans
ana 6iNo Tor New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

NEW YORK. Dcr. = copper. y,
ei"ctro!ytic SPOT and futures. IiSir,.
arrn spo; and near by, u u q b 80. tut,
571S II s. = Iron, steady, prices
changed Lead. easy SPOT. 7.lOT1i5 Z
steady. East 81; Louis spot and nca
delivery, !-oG'.:i, Anthony, spot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
SUGAR MARKET
lily Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE raw sugar
n''fh"' continued quiet ana as no saI,-
""r" reported prices were unchanged
with spot CuhaS quoted nj cents cost
and freight. caua! to a.1s Cor centrifugal
.N"W crop sugars were easier ana offered
moro freely.
raw sugar futures were easier owing
u the increased new crop offerings. which
req 10 rather general selling with nual
prices at III" loves, Of IN. dav ami trnr,
> L" 10 points below IN" previous nigh.
, closing December. 80. March 3a6. May
3E. July. $50
The market for refined was uuio, and
prices were unchanged at 40 for nne
granulaicd.
business in refined futures consisted of
one lot OF June at 7.io or unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

DO; hfsis to extra nrsts. Gl9Se
cheese: Steady. receipts. 35ls
Law" poultry: steady: chicken, nv
freight. .: chickens 10y express. nan.
turkeys: 40: dressed poultry. firm ,ur.
Keys. No. |. fresh iSU.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
SILK

NEW YORK. Dec. l3-Raw siik. ga
Prices per pound Karsai double. .
cracks s.5,1sij. Kansai bosi. numbo
tIOH..2j. kansai 80 : ~. bO5FI
Shinshu, No !. 1,sG'I5: Canton extra
li-lS. '6'fi5.1f: shanghai china etea1
gold double deer $3.50,
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nnY GOODS

7 ~ NssOIafrl PrcSs.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 Cotton goods
stcad!"r tuG1y with trading a iittle
ter IA tn" gray goods divisions
were stcaiy. hU, Guic; BuTisps
hr'u"r. Wool goods markets were
s''i arm. SINS in modcrat. dem
knit goods remained h:iH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

f'lh ] crpooi 20 local hrol"ry. rl.in,.ur
a D. 10 f"ehnE In The Nanchrs'"r 9Th
n"f"'t. by expectations OF Z. :nvn,i nj.
N"N'i"h'. report on American Ai.ls nv
"a SUE bureau on he np.l H.: ,oiI.,-
i"N Hn' 10y hullish variations i, ,,..,.
,lr- Receipts for tho hait week ~ n
iht'flof towns were pu. ~ ss5H bales
"hl' shipments out Of ,h-sc towns
"!n"uhtcG 20 sls'J bales. Tn movement
attracted nuch attention.
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COTTOSSEED OIL.
by Associated Press !

NEW YORK. Dec. l,-Ecplscing by
cent sellers prompted ny the harder
tendency OF other commodity mar
brouGh; about an advance In cotton,
oil, closing bids being near tho hes,
to Il points ne; higher. Sales
barrels Tenders nit Crude markets. ,
hrm. Primo crude. 30 sa!"S. prime q
March. 10 g.. Nay. 1879. al! bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
PRODUCE
LOCAL. PRODUCE MARKET.
flrchsrtl I,nIIi.rN.

by Woodson- Cratg Co. 1917 East Cary
Street. Phone Mn1isnn .aO.
December Is. 1922.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotations Caskie Main
city and state Securities.

v,. Bid. Asked.
vi mxd H. i;, .r,,;.;.. eH
-. y. e. and r.. 1891 769
West Va. sss .......is3s s3
street hallway Bonds.
{. & T.. r. Co. OF Va.
y. and p. r Co 5s.is36 s. 50
Car; Pub. Ser. Co. S. 1924 1Oi
" Il. and i. Co. 5sI934 sal sc.
Il. >. Itoystcr GuRno
-. c. bonds 1861
street HALLWAY Sturkr
~ r, and l.. Co... % ga "a
v. Il. and T.. Co. pfd 100 20 76b
V. II. and 4. Co. com. 100 265 rs
hniIrond STOCKS.
~ I. H. OF Comb. 100 los
X, ~ T.. come. 100 go 80
~ ~" r. ahd r. DIV. ob. 100 2i5 252i
T. +. u T.. i pc. gu. 100 255 :T5
li'' Il. ~ Il. y. e. gu. 100 2J5 275
Insurance Stocks.
AZ. Life lns. co. -. 100 30
Life Ins Co. OF Va. 100 $50
Va. T.. ~ NJ Ins. CO. - - &c
Bank and Trust Compmny stock.
american National. 100 $50
American Trust CO.
NJ oat"ss ~ $500. 100 ioi
broadway Natl -. 100 i.2
Com & Trusts go. 100 225 al
Central National 100 1875 alJ
First National go. 100 2I3
Merchants Natl. ~ 100 rs
Mechanics aud Mer 100 3a5
State d city Bapk
ana Trust Co... - Gj9 80
Planters National 100 400 40
Rich. Trust Co 100 aS 100
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NEW YORK.
BY Associated Pros.

NEW YORK. Lee. l3-Cattre: Rec.,
J go; Irregular. Steers. SOFA i0D: &
bulls. fn0U 5.:j. Western do. Iiolp
COVE. lG04 20
Calveu: Itoccipts. 100: lover: v,
!. 70 cf 1900: culls and light calves, G,
! %: ErasscrH. 5UGri6D. ed CaEses, G.
800; good Westerns. GT5T7cO.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. hS60:
lambs. l20O1iG,c5: cuIls. o.UgGf 10 90.
Hogs: Receipts. 1000: steady: med
10 light weights and pigs 9.c5. heavy h
\ I5d:.eo: roughn. 7ood75; stays, a uc
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:: a l.. s1 NJ r.; X r., 81 i,
a. e. l.. ny. ............ 49,. Isl
Southern Rs!lway 49,. - .
PORT MOVEMENT
New DEMONSTRATING. $50: receipts.
"in; , saics. i;ssSs: stock; :eLGt.
Gnivrston-Midd 2S;4s: receipts. -
i'S; sales i;GcTi stock; S.,.s5'.
savannah, Miadiine. $50; receipts. a7a.
sales. SCR. stock. 9.2ol
Cha Observation-Disclosures. III; stock sl3DG
w;ociS. 23iEG
Texas city Stock. 2s.55i.
Norfolk MddiIng. 23.3s. receipts. 100.
sales. llS7SI.
baltimore M~dlinE 25so: stock. $50.
observation-disclosures. $50. stock. o.
N"w York MihLlins. c5.s5; receipts. IS.
"knortH 'o'; stock. s>.ol1.
Minor por;s-Stock. 7,.tn
Total todar-ReCctptS iatiS. exports
90: stock. i.!is.si7
Total Tor wcek-Rcccip,s. il5.2s5. exports.
Total for scason--Rccetp,s. 2.7ssSsi; ex-
ports. c.16;,i6e.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
iiouston--M iddling. TO; receipts. 10 :,5
shipments lo.taS: sales. iiss; stock. SSH.
Memphis Middling. 49,: receipts. 1851;
81 .''"'"'S' 1850 S'''S' ''''' s'''"' 49,
Ausnss-M iddlins. 2aas: receipts. ass:
IT. -; ,; sal"s as. stoeh 7s,2S'
5.53i: stock q. .l!
MISUNDERSTANDING. 2...i
Little Rock Midh'nr. ?;?'; r",.eIpis.
Dallas Middiinr. $50: saics. ISIS
MontEomery-M iddiing. .5oO. sales. ls6
Total today.Kcceipts. S6.2is, shipments
S3.iGS. stock. :s0.7c'.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BAR SILVER

lBy Associated Pressl
LONDON. Dec. - Bar silver. 80
6'is per ounce. Money !. yer cent
count rates. short and three months
: and 3-!Gatn per cent
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JACK SOSvILi.F.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Dec Ia-RII
Receipts. light; prospects. steady: ID
les anc packers, 300: mediums. SIS: liz
Sos heavy pigs. COO; liSht piSE.
rouRhs. 3o0l22j
Cattle: Eeceip,s. light: prospe1
steady: steers. 2b1Q31o. bulls. lto4
ycsrlinS., .co1:b9. cows. :ooV3p, \
calves, LcoI so; Gamers. ltoUlt0.