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The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
"Satsumaland" Is
Applied to Entire
w est Florida Area

( Due to misunderstanding by
West Florida citizens as to the boun-
dary of "Satsumaland" the Satsu-
; nrala-d Fruit Growers association de-
) sire% to explain that this name is ap-
! piled to the whole OF West Florida
! and rot to oriy the territory between
! Apalachicola and Choctawhatchee
river.
Here is an open letter written hv
: Secretary w. a. Seasons, giving the
, explanation in full:
To All Newspapers in Florida West
of Apalachiccla River:
A wrong impression has gone out
as to what and where "Satsumaland"
is. and We feel that it is incumbent
upon our association to get the mat
ter right before the public
"Satsumaland" is all Of West Flcr-
ida. but Satsumaland Fruit Growers
association at present takes in Cnly
the territory. between the Apaia chi
cola and ChoctaWha tchee riverx. We
are not selfish in. this but are yourg
and simply taking the lines Of least
resistance. Our directors lave TO
meet often in getting our organiza-
tion on its feet and into good work.
ing shape, and the smaller the sec
ton covered the easier it is TO have
d IulI dbu reg ltldI SLLGludlICS OIL Lie
directorate, because less time and
expense money is thus required of
them.
All along We have had in mind that
"Satsumaiand" is all OF West Florida
and that, when our association is a
strong, going organiza ton, we would
desire that every Satsuna grower in
West Florida become a member with
LIS. To this end we are striving to
build up real business corporation
that will command the support OF
every fruit grower, and hope TO offer
such service that all of them will
want to join us. We want them and
hope they will want lis.
Very truly yours,
SATSUMALAND FRUIT GROWERS
ASSOCIATION,
WILLIAM i: WILSON, President
WILLIAM A. SESSIONS. Sec Treas. ,
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
SHIPPING
FOREIGN CONsULS

ARGENTINE REPUBLIC - Or.
J H Pierpont, vice consulate, No.
81 American National bank build
t;g: phone 15S.
Belgium - n. Hilton Green,
vice consul, No. SOL American Ma
tionaI bank building; phone 428:
c u 3 a n Gabriel Angel de
Amenabar, consul. Frank Batet,
vice consul; No. 81 Blount Build
ing; phone 2297; hours 1912 a. m
"a p. m.
GREAT BRITAlN-W. .. Howe.
vice consul. SO American National
Uank building; phone 542.
DENMARK-C., NJ. Oerting. vice
consul. Gel South Palafox street;
phone 6I.
GUATEMALA-vincent J. Vida,
vice consul. 1o7 East lntendencia
street: phone 1927.
SPATN-J. Garriga, vice consul,
No. sos American National bank
building; phone 543.
SwEDEN-C. NJ. Oerting, vice
consul, 601 South Palafox street;
Phone g..
URUGUAY - Vincent ]. Vidal,
vice consul 1o7 East lntendencla
street; phone 1872.
FRANCE - George ". Howe,
consular agent, $40 American Ma
tional bank building; rhone 542.
NETHERLANDS and NORWAY
A. Zelius. vice consul. 619 SoI-h
PalafoX street; phone 1S9.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts, 5000; active; beef steers strong
10 CSC higher; mostly Is to 20c up;
better grades weighty steers suitable
for shipping purposes reflecting most
advance; top matured steers $500;
few odd lots prime .yearlings $500;
desirable long yearlings $l1.o0; bulk
native beef steeCs 5000 9.75; medium
grade yearlings generally in light de-
mandS beef cows and heifers, veal
calves, stockers and feeders steady to
strong; Gamers, cutters and bulls
strong to- lee higher.
Hogs: Receipts 5000; generally
steady; closed firm; bulk all weights
$50; top $50; packing sows $500
5.S5; pigs dull. around $500. holdover
liberal at noon.
sheep: Receipts 1900; fat lambs
- TO 40c higher; top $15.15 10 packers;
bulk fat wooled lambs $tI75@15.10;
cVlls mostly. S11.506 1850; fresh shorn
lambs S1@.25; summer clipped S4-pound
fed lambs $14OO: feeder and sheep
fully steady; heavy feeding lambs
Sl4.40; heavy fat ewes $500 500
mostly; lighter weights up TO $3.50.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
PROFESSIONAL
!, BUUYING LENDS
STRONGER TONE
II and Railroad Shares Are
Features; Mexican Petro-
.as sleum Sensation.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-BuyinG
asratiens of professional interests
Articularly in the oil group ana =
lSi err Investment demand Tor some
n the high grade railroad shares nm
irted a strong tone to prices IN TO-
iy's stock market. .--..,.,
fBy far the most interesting feature
rs the sensational rise IN MsSIcaiI 5eS -,
n troleum. which opened at 26Z, up
z lr points and a new high fecoIu
.,, the wear. and then scared 10 32Z'
II an humping ) to 10 points between
les. ali of 100 share lots. 1t droppeul
Fsk TO 900 at the close, where II
a,resented a net gain OF AZ points
n the day. Buying Of the stock was
H1erally believed to have resuiteu
I'm the belated covering operations
"A venturesome snort tlteLe99ts ~
.1.ilZh speculative anticipation OF
!, re-. favorable dividend action ana
nbrk .tht the company was con-
7 1plating the acquisition of property
.fha SnaCkoVer field may nave Dceh
Y sfrIbuting factors. The days sales
allied only about 1000 shares
stailroad shares were inclined TO De
iaalSh in the early part OF the ses-
+ tl3ilt they became quite active
sr In response TO some hg1IE %cr,, SHS
I. Of Reading. Lehigh Valley, New
e-k Central and Union Pacific. all
(which moved up TO points. Inere
that So-called jan
fi-y yAre-inyestment demand was
Mor in the late buying.
Pan American issues were heaNIiy
'ded in following the remarkable
grt in Mexican Petroleum, approx
itely % per cent Of the stock which
PSSvgyiAd Nv the Pan American COM
hy. The 4 stock gained 1$l and the
y 0tbar strong sDOts in the Oil
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
VESSELS EXPECTED,

Baron Lovat (Br. str.). 3S15. ABOUT
Ian. 10. TO load full cargo pitch for
Italy: Gulf Transit Co.
Brento Gtal. STR, 1851 Queir6o.
about Dec. 25 from Genoa TO load
cargo lumber and timber; Rosasco
LaFoce 0tal. str.) 1885. Odero
Line. about Dec 81, to load genera!
cargo for Genoa and Palermo; Fillette
Green & Co.
West Hesseltine cam. strD, 1856,
Farnsworth. Bull West African Line.
due Dec. Is to load partial cargo lum-
ber fGr West African ports; FredeC-
ick Gilmore & Co, agents.
Molfetta Gam barkentine). due in
about Dec. 20, to load crossties for
New York. Pensacola Maritime Cor
iolcas (Gr. So 1892, DemetrIon.
Dc. -. from Galveston for bunkers;
Frederick Gilmore & Co. agents.
TAMPA. Der. 21.-Arrived; Motor
ship !, W. Riggs, Fort Myers and re-
turned.
PORT TAMPA. Dec. 2t--Arrived: ::
Schooner Annie NJ Murphy. Preston.
Cuba. Sailed; MiNinocket. Baltimore;
Bravecoeur. Danseig via Galveston.
PORT EADs. Dec. 2L-Arrived:
Kossuth, Ferecz, Uta), Palermo, di
yerted to Pensacola.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 21.-Arriyed:
Rozan Maru (Jap). Tampa. Sailed:
City of Miami. Miami.
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T. Z VI VI = N 7
STATE OF FLORIDA,
rST-NTv or F2CAMBIA.
NOTICE

NO IiSE
! Notice is hereby given that the
/ undersigned will on the 18th day oI
! December, 1922, make application 10
| the Governor of the State OF Florida
at Tallahassee, Florida for the iSsu-
! ance to them OF Letters Patent incor-
porating them and their associates
| into a body corporate under the laws
OF the State of Florida in acceptance
with the following proposed charter
u. kUGELMAN
EDGAR NJ. kCGELMAN
JENNINGS Nj. HERSKONITZ
Proposed Charter OF National Dry
Goods Company.
/. The name OF this corporation
snail be National Dry Goods Company
and its principal place Of business
shall be Pensacola, Florida.
-. The general nature of the bust
nesses to be transacted shall be the
buying selling, manufacturing and
deaing in, on its own account, and as
agent for others. goods, wares, mer-
chandise. stocks, securities and per-
sonal property of every nature or
character whatsoever, and the operat-
ing and conducting of wholesale and
retail stores, acting as brokers, factors
and manufacturer S agents. the buy
ing, selling and dealing in Of real
estate ana the buying, owning. hold
ing and dealing in stocks Of other
corporations, and all other securities.
bo4bAs anu cUIEdl NJllS Ot CDIH BdAi4tS
or individuals. owning and operating
farms and orchards. and the doing OF
all things necessary or incidental 10
any Of the businesses mentioned.
.. The aTount of capital stock
authorized snail be Fifty Thousand
Dollars, divided into five hundred
shares of One Hundred Dollars each.
which said stock or any part thereof
shall be paid for in goods, wares and
merchandise or cash. the value OF such
goods, wares and merchandise to be
liked by the incOrpora tors at meet
ing called for such purpose.
4. The term for which this corDor-
alton shall exist shall be ninety-nine
years.
>. The business of the company shall
be conducted by a president, a vice
president and a secretary and treas
urer, and a board of directors: said
directors shah be elected by the stock
holders at the annual meeting to be
held on the second Wednesday in Jam
uary Of each year; the other officers
shall be elected by the board of direc-
tors al an annual meeting 10 be held
Immediately after the annual meeting
Qf the stockholders; until those elect
ed at the first election shall be quail
LIed, u hugeIInsn shall be president,
EDGAR NJ kuEelman, shall be vice.
president and Jennings NJ. Herskovitz
shaI De secretary and treasurer and
these three shall constitute the board
OF directors.
b. The highest amountof indebted
ness or 1&bility to which the corpora
tioh can at any time subject itself
shaH be Fifty Thousand Dollars.
- AL OF the subscribers are resi-
dents OF Pensacola. Florida. and their
names and the amount Of stock sub
scrlbed by each are d. kugeIman. one
hundred and fifty shares; Edgar ".
hf-usIeInan. fifty shares; and Jennings
III HersEovitZ, fifty shares.
DAVID KUGELAiAN
EDGAR n KUGELMAN
go. JENNINGS NJ. HERSKOVITZ
STATE OF Florida.
COUNTY or ESCAWRfA.
BEFORE the undcrsigned personally
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COTTON BELT OUT OF
HEART; ASKS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. - The
Southeastern part of the cotton belt
organized. in its whole cotton pro-
ducing effort. Dr.. William A. Taylor
chief of the bureau of plant industry
OF the department of agriculture. told
congress in asking for increased ap-
propriation for the work of his bureau
for the coming year. The way out
Or, Taylor said. apperaed to neces-
state as one important thing the
concentration of production upon few
er varieties of cotton which can be
grown. ginned and marketed upon
standard quality basis and the time
is ripe for that work now.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
dTTU TUNTbTUTIS 7 aDTS
Open High Low ClC
Dry Goods

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Cotton goods
markets We're very firm in the mn
finished division today and a fair
volume OF new business came to hand.
Yarns were firm. Wool goods mar
kets indicated growing strength ow-
ing to the sustained prices in world
WOOL markets. Printed silks were be-
ing sold in a broad field. Jobbers re-
ported steady shipments on spring.
orders, the good holiday retail trade
stimulating requests for prompt ship
ment Of goods due after the turn Of
the vCgr
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
COttOnseed Oil

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Cotton seed
oil was quiet but steady After selling
off 3 10 points with lard, the mar
and local buying on the uptnrn in
other markets and firm position in
crude. Closing bids were parcticallv
unchanged. Sales 1900 barrels. Ten
derS zoe barrels. Prime crude IS.
sales. prime summer yellow spot So -
SlO.2G. all bid,
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Soaks Despondent
As 100 Gallons of
Booze Is Destroyed
The climax is capped.

The climax Is capped.
Even though it was the week be
fore Christmas, federal officials yes
terday, headed by L. s. Marshal
Teter Miller. went deliberate down
into the cellar at the government
building and in the face of the Yule-
tide demand for intoXicants poured
100 gallons of perfectly good-if there
l. any good-liQuor into the sewer.
What a crash on those who would
refer back to the days now no more!
Those who knew what was taking
place were despondent. They were
outdone. They We're exasperated.
They were irritated. they were EN-
bittered to the point of chewing their
tongues and gnashing their teeth
The soaks were disheartened.
The collection consisted of all sorts
Of stuff. ranging from several hun
dred bottles Of patent medicines
seized under the pure food laws to
the choicest and most palatable
Scotch and French brands.
And the Christmas supply for sew
eral local boetleggers was probably
eliminated when Officers Stearns.
Cobb. Miller and Johnson discovered
and destroyed a 100 gallon copper
still and Il large barrels of mash
about FIVE miles northeast of Fig
land Park yesterday morning.
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cola boys who are attending college
at Gainesville, arrived yesterda Y
morning to spend the Christmas holt
days with their parents and friends.
About ten more Florida students are
expected today.
Those Who arrived Yesterday We're
Tom and Jimmie Johnson. John W.
Penn, Lawrence Rogers. Emmanuel
Levy, Stephen Klein. Neal Morris, .
W. Friedman and Dudley Gum.
They are all enthusiastic about
Florida. especially oXer the great
showing made by the Orange and
Blue football teams during the sea
son just closed. Two games for the
varsity next years have been ar
ranged, they report. one with Geor-
gia Tech and another with the An
napolis Midshipmen. Negotiation
for games with other strong teams
are also under way.
More than 1900 students are now
enrolled at Florida an increase of
over 100 per cent in five years
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
FOREIGN ExclnnIo-

NEW YORK, Dec, 21.-Foreign ex
changes firm. Great Britain demane
4.6fls. cables 4.64@s, 60-day bills Of
banks 4.61 g; France demand ~
cables 7.44: Italy J.0Sia and o.
Belgium o.S2lR and 6.S3; German,
.ol5S and .0l59; Holland Sa.S2 'anr
S9-S6; Norway 1901; Sweden 26,9S
Denmark 20.67; Switzerland 1924
Spain 1874; Greece 1.25; Poland .005S
Czecho- -Slovskia 2.97: Argentine Ss.9G
Brazil 1900; Montreal 80 3-I6.
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annnared D. Kugelman

anpeared D. Kugelman. EG-s- 81
Kugelman and Jennings M Hers.
vitz, known to me and known to .
10 be the individuals descrinad in A.
who executed. the foregoing ms.
n1ent and each for himself ackr.-
ledgcd his signature thereto and ~.
he executed the sune for the re.
and purposes therein set forth,
Witness my hand and official s..
on this the Goth da" Of Decem Do
\. D.. 1922.
c. J. BROWN.
Notary Public, Sta.s 0t Fl5r.
at Large.
NV commission expires Angst 6, u
(NOTARIAL SEALD
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION
FILED BY G. c. .PERDUE

Listing liabilities Of s5,399.s4 and
assets at $2,oSo. G. c. Perdue. indi-
Hidnahy1 and as co-partner with 3.
II. Sutton, doing business at Crest
view, filed a petition Of voluntary
bankruptcy in the United States
court yesterday.
Perdue, who resides at Milton. is
turpentine operator. Judge f. NJ.
Magaha of Milton is his attorney.
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Livestock.
LAckSnNNILIE

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 2I.-Hogs:
Receipts heavy, prospects weak.
Heavies and packers 500; mediums,
500; lights S6.75; heavy pigs. $500;
light pigs $500; roughts $3.50G5,50.
Cattle Receipts light. prospects
steady. Steers S2.5064.00: bulls $50
Q2.5O; yearlings s.. a $50: COWS 500
03.0O; veal calves s400T5.50; Gamers
81 GOAL 10
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shall be Fred'k. Gilmore & Company,
| Inc. and it's principal place of busl-
! ness shall be Pensacola. Florida.
! 3 The general nature OF the ous-
| inees o.. businesses TO be transacted
! shall lie dealing in coal, including
/ exporting. bunkering vessels, conduct
i ing a storage yard and ouSlns ana
/ selling at wholesale or retail ana lot
| domestic and industrial and otneI
! purposes. acting as ship broker ana
| gent for vessels, steamship ana nav
J isation companies; manufacturlnS'
| buying. selling. holding and dealing IN
goods. wares, merchandise ana prop
! ertv of every kind. both real and per-
sonal: acting as brokers, factors ana
agents for companies and indlYIduals.
buying holding. selling, and dealing
in capital stock OF corporations and
in securities. bonds, mortgages ana
obligations of individuals; partner
ships and corporations, and the oper-
ating of steamship and naVlgaAlon
lines and the chartering OF vessels
both on its own account. and as agent
or broker for others; owning and
operating farms and orchards of all
kinds. and the doing OF all things in
cidental to any of the business men
toned.
3. The amount OF the capital stock
authorized shall he Fifty Thousand
shares OF the par value OF One Hun.
dred Dollars each; said stock shall
be paid for in cash or in property AT
Il just valuation to be fixed bE the
incorporators at q meeting called iof
that purpose.
alton is to exist shall be ninety-nine
3. The business OF the company
shall he conducted by a president,
president. secretary and treas
llrer and a Board of Directors: SAID
Board OF Directors shall be elected at
the annual stockholders meeting which
shall be held on the second Monday
in January in each year and iue
other officers shall be elected by the
directors. at a meeting to be held I'M
mediately after the annual stock
holders meeting: until the Officers
elected At the first election shall be !
qualified. Frederick Gilmore shaH De
president. F. &. Gilmore shall he sec
retary and treasurer and J. L. Caro-
shall be yice-president. and these
three shall constitute the board OF
directors.
6. The highest amount Of indebt- j.!
edness or liability 10 which tte cor
poration can at any time sun!ecto odd- ~ [
SELF shall be Fifty Thousand (sSe,ooo) !
Dollars.
:. The names and residences Of tn" :
and the amount ot STOCK
by each are Frederick l1i.t-
more, Pensacola. Florida, four hun
Florida. fifty shares; and J. l.. Caro-,
Pensacola, Florida. fifty shares
FREDERICK GILMORE
7. /. CARO-
F. G GILLMORE.
STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF FSCAMBIA. !
Before tie undersjgnI}eed ggsI}e,5Io, personally y
-1iIln1oTe. and j. l.. Caro-, known TO
me M m and M known to me to be the in
iividuals' described in and who exc
,uted the foreg going instrument ara
each for himself acknowledged ms !,
signature thereto and that he eA-
.cuted the same for the uses and pur-
ooses therein Set forth.
Witness my hand and official seal
IN this the Goth day OF Decempef'
\. D., 1922. -
c. J. BROWN,
Notary Public, State Of florida
Nv commission expires Angst 6, 1924.
'NOTARTAL SEAI)
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Iew York Cotton

fY YORK. Dec. 21.-There was
suation Of holiday liquida-
y q the cotton market today and
upturns were followed by re-
f97, March firmed up to 26.05,
Ter, and closed at 26.0S, with the
AZ market closing steady net 9
lower TO 5 points higher.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
9LlVERPooL coTToN

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.-Spou cotton
in limited demand, prices easier. Good
middling 150S; fully middling l5.0
middhng 1i.9S; low midding l4.7S:
good ordinary IA. 49, sales 4, 900 bales
including 5000 Americana: receipts.
As. .000 bales. fncmding 4I.7Qu An erica q.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned will on the 2Sth day, of
December, 1922. make application to
the Governor of the State of Florida
at Tallahassee. Florida for the issu-
ance 10 them Of Letters Patent inc0r-
poratins them and their associates
into a body corporate under the laws
of the State OF Florida in accordance
with the following proposed charter.
FREDERICK GILMORE
J. L. CARO-
r. G. GILLMORE.
Proposed Charter of Fred'k. Gilmore
e. Company. Inc
The name of this corporation
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. CALL MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Can money
firmer: high, 5; low. AZ; ruling rate.
az; closing, 8; offered at 5la: last
loan .. Call loans against acceptance
4, Time loans steady: mixed collateral
Gp-aV days iS. as; t-6 months i&,I
; prime romMereial paper ~.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22

Naval Stores
pENsIcoIA A

Fentine, dull: S1.29l9. Rereints.
eipments, 1913; stock. s. 975.
D. firm. Receipts, ?32; shin
$3.50; VIC. $500 5. SO: \, IS. So:
rs; X. $3.50; 7. S4.771s a $50: II,
t.11iz; G., F, z, D, Is. St.T5.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN ESCAMBIA COUNTY COURT OF
RECORD. STATE OF FLORIDA
In Chancery
Isaac Pinney, Complainant,
vs.
Minnie Pinney. Defendant.
On Monday the 1st day of January
A. d. 1928, the defendant. Minnie
Pinney, is required TO appear to the
bill filed against her herein.
This order 10 be published once each
week for eight 81 consecutive weeks
in the Pensacola Journal. a newspaper
published in said Escs nbia County,
J. L. MAYO.
Clerk Court OF Record.
BY A. L. TTDWELL. .. c.
Pensacola, Fla. Nov. End, 1922.
4. c. Binkley, Solicitor for COM
plainant
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Assertionz that
more than 100000 bushels had been
a good deal today to lift prices in
the wheat market here. The close was
strong, 4 to 1%c net higher with
May Sl.25ia to s1.25A and July s1.14I-,
to Sl.li3s. Corn finished at &c off
to sc advance, oats UP &c to Sc
and provisions varying from 2oc de-
cline to sc gain.
Grain and Provisions Table
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SAVANNAH

tANNAH. Ga. Dec. 2t-Turpen-
Anu; $3.50. Sales none: receipts,
4 ipments S22; stock. 1865.
y firm. Sales St4; receipts zoe:
lts 637: stock. 110.O75. Quota
B y T. + C. $4.S5; II, S4.sia
J. $4.S7iamA9O; X, $4.9u; VI,
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
VESSELS IN PORT


Corinthia (Hond. sch.). POS. Borden,
loading cargo of lumber for Cuba;
Pensacola Maritime Corporation,
agents.
Piagalqua Gtal. bark. 94s, Cocco,
loading cargo of lumber for Italy;
Rocasco Brothers, agents.
Mexico 0tal. BARK, loading cargo
of lumber for Cuba: Pensacola Lum-
ber- & Timber Co., agents.
Sunelseco Gam. strD 2174, Trans
marine Corporation, for general carso
for New York. Fillette Green &, Co,
agentE. -"%
Thekla (Nor. barkl, s51, Martinser
loading cargo OF lumber; William S.
Keyser & Co, agents.
Colthraps Gam str). 312s, Waterman
Line: tied up for repairs.
CASTOR, (Amn str), 4s3, Robin; Pen
sacola Shipbuilding Co.
Escambia (It), s37, Merello, for Ros-
asco Bros.
Simpson Gam. tug), Aiken Towboat.
& Barge Co.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
Sugar and Coffee

NEW YORK. Raw and refined sugar
unchanged. Spot coffee quiet, Rio -
lll4 n $sc; Santos Is, Isl q 5sc.
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STOCK HOLDERS

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting NJ the ST..
holders of the American Nationa, E-.
of Pensacola. Fla. for the ciee-.-
directors and transaction 0f SUCH az
business as may come before g. --
he held on the second Turs5s.
January Gan. 10, 1929 At ? o..
p. m. at the banking house.
Z. f. MALONE, Pres s.
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VESSELS CLEARED.

Escambia Jtal. BARK S31, MerelIo,
for Cagliari. Italy, for orders, cargo
of lumber and timber; Rosasco Broth
ers, owners and agents.
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Liberty 3ias
500. 60: first is, S9S..i: second IS,
SsS.06: first AIS. S9S.90; second ~ $.
S9s.2S; third 4r4s, S9S.S6: fourth 4lts-
S9H.s6: uncalled Victory 81 s SiQe: L.
S. government lis. s2?.94.
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s SoT COTTON

Ne WORLEANS. Dec. 2f.-Spot
cotton quiet and unchanged Sales
on SPOT $4S: to arrive 40; low mid
ding 25.25; middlinS $500: good mid
ding $50, Receipts i-69; stock 2G1, =
GG6. -. - .-----
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-22
Federal Reserve
Bank Statement

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-Combined
resources and liabilities of the II fed
eral reserve banks at the close of
business December 20 We're reported
TO night by the federal reserve board
in thousands Of dollars as follows:
RESOURCES