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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26.-Cotton spots
quiet; prices steady American middling
fair. 17.07d; good middlng, 16.52d; fully
middling, 16.37d; middling, 16.27d: low
middling, 16.02d good ordinary. 15.52d;
ordinary, 15.22d. Sales. 5000 bales. incud-
ing 1000 Americans; receipts. 81 600 bales
including 25,70O American. Futures closed
steady; February 15.90d March. l5.90d
May, 15.7Sd; July, 15.52d; October, 14.O6;
December, 1860; January, 13.54d.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Armour OF Della
ware. 999s Armour. .pfd. s41a, Common
wealth Edison, 13o&; Diamond Match,
Leather, 8; Swift & Co. 1917 Il; Swift In
ternational. 183s; Union Carbide. 63As
United Iron Work, J1Ss; Vail, JAN
Western Knitting, .; Yellow Manufactur-
ing, bid. 272; Yellow Taxi, So; Libby
McNeil. 90.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-spot cotton
steady. 10 points higher; sales on the
spot, $685. to arrive, none. Low mid
ding, 29,13c; middling, 29.Ssc; good mid
ding. 30.Ssc. Receipts. 5,42S; stock, 1863 o.,
800
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Foreign ex.
change irregular. Quotations in cents:
Great Britain. demand. 4.69 1-16 cables.
4.6S 1916; 60-day bills on banks 4.67a
per cent. France. demand. $40: cables.
81 81, Italy, 4slls and 4.s2; Belgium.
.o044ls; Holland. 1884 and Se.5s: NorwaW
1884; Sweden, 1851; Denmark, is.45
Switzerland, 1874: Spain, 1859: Greece.
LII; Poland. .0020; Czechoslovakia. 2.97,
Argentine. $3.50; Brazil. 1850; Montreal,
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ley Rates Bring Large Volume of Selling Fall Stock Market
NEW YORK BONDS


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Following are to-
days high, low and closing prices of bonds
on the New York Stock Exchange, and
tho total sales Of each bond:
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Following are to-
days sales. high low and closing prices
Of stocks listed on the New York Stock
Exchanges:
| Sales in
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S. r. STEWART 8 cos LETTER

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. 26.-Liver
pool cables were slightly under due this
morning with sales of 5000 bales at a
decline of 10 points in their middlings.
Manchester cabled cloth and yarn market
last week inactive. India inquiry smaller
and China buying only in small lots, Our
opening was to 10 points under Satur-
days close on indifferent cables and re.
dictionary sentiment, but ruled very quiet
but steady until The last hour. when 1t
rallied Il a closing of 10 to 20 points
above thu previous close. This advance
was said to have been caused by southern
buying. Spots were generally unchanged
to 80 points up. Quotations were 30:0b
at Houston the highest of the season.
Demand was reported good at most south.
ern points. There were no news items or
fresh interest or incentive. Sentiment Is
not quite as bullish- 1t was. or at least
the majority opinion rather favors walt
ing for more of a reaction before buying.
However. today's closing Is the highest OF
the season and indications point to
higher market and purchases made on
small reactions look SAFES. r. Stewart
e. Co.
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Little Market Flashes

SHREVEPORT La, Feb. 2s.-Six thou
sand bales or cotton were sold to Japa
nese interests today by a local concern
for 5000, 600. the price averaging around
29ke. The amount sold included 1000
bales purchased a few days ago at Spira,
Okla, for $500 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-Receivers
were named in federal court here today
for the Sharon Pressed Steel company of
Sharon, Pa. The receivers attorneys, Don
aid Thompson of Pittsburg and w. L,
David Of Cleveland, posted bonds OF
$50 900 each. They were named after C.
j. Forbes of Cleveland filed an equity
suit against the company. claiming the
interest has been paid.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-standard OIL of
New York today advanced the tank wagon
price of Gasoline and naptha NC in
New York and New England.
ATLANTA, Ca. Feb 2s.-Directors OF
the Coca-Cola company, at their regular
annual meeting here today, declared a
dividend of $3.50 share on common
stock. An extra dividend of soc share.
payable in April also was voted. All off
GERS of the organization were reelected.
w. c. Bradley of Columbus. Ga, was made
chairman of the executive committee. Five
new directors were elected as follows: Il.
F. Hutton of New York, B. A. Turner of
Columbus, Ga; w. A Winburn of Savan
nah, Ga: r. W. Woodruff and Walter
white, both of Cleveland, O.
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CHICAGO RITTER

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.--Butter unchanged;
creamery extras. 521ac; standards So !ac;
extra firsts 40 "a q Sic; firsts. IN @4Shc;
seconds. 45h aye. Eggs lower. re-
ceipts. 1895 cases, firsts, 34@34lac; or
binary firsts. 31@52c; miscellaneous. SO
@33hc.
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NEW YORK CURB


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Transactions on
the New York curb market today were as
fnllnNHs
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-- (Special) 1.-THE
Liverpool market was trifle easier this
morning and there was little activity on
our opening. However, during the first
half hour considerable buying for Wall
street interests took place and caused a
sharp advance in our market. putting July
to about 29.03c. However, after this furry
to ease off. Last week the market made
a very great effort to reach the ace level
but temporarily, at least. it has failed.
and we would not be surprised to some
setback occur In the market before a
further advance could be expected. From
Texas we hear that prepare lions for the
new crop is going along very favorably
and it Is significant to note that though
the near months selling at good pre-
MUM the crop months show little
strength. Some short covering caused the
market to close around the high for the
day Futures in Liverpool are due tomor-
row. May. 15.79d, July. l5.52d.-Hubbard
Bros &, Co.
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FOREIGN BONDS
ION Curb MarlSet)
Told by Private Wires
DOREMUs DANIEL & co.
ION Stock Exchange)

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Grain: The wheat
market started easier on the lower Liver
pool cables with considerable selling of
deferred months on light showers at sew
eral points in the dry territory. On the
decline the same kind of steady absorp-
ton appeared and while local bearishness
forced. the price downward. the market
rallied from the extreme declines. Liver
pool closed 4, to s.c lower and foreign ex-
change not quite so strong.
We regard market as decidedly oversold
and suggest a sharp reaction on that basis
IL no other.
Corn met scattered liquidation, particu-
larly by local professionals. and declined
over 1c. rallying and closing ssc under
Saturday. Exporters were in the market
and the seaboard confirms 800, 600 bushels
today.
We firmly of the opinion that this
corn situation Ia inherently strong and re-
gardless of today's liquidation are
looking for higher prices.
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LONDON. Feb. 26.-Bar silver a1nd
per ounce; money, ~ per cent. Discount
rates; short bills. 2S@21a per cent; j.
month bills, rs o. 7-l6 per cent.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-sweet potatoes
steady; Tennessee Nancy Halls. $1@1.t5.
golden self blanehing, 4-s dozen s2.5O@
2.75 few So; dozen. S1.75Q2; few,
s225: 10 dozen. $10@1o.25. Tomatoes
weak; Florida fancy S4.5004.75; choice.
S3@3.50. Spinach weaker; Texas, bushel
curly best, S5c9S1.; poorer, 5o975c;
Louisiana. barrels. 81 Strawberries
strong; Florida freezers, As to SO quart
crates, 35045c: quart, Louisiana crates,
S1.5002.50. Cabbage stronger; Alabama.
louisiana barrel crates. flat, medium, "a
@425; large, S35Og3.75: Texas barre Is.
medium, $4.75: large. $3.50.
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2s.-Hens zoe; springs.
csc; turkeys. 2bc; ducks, 21c. geese, lie.
Butter 52hc; eggs, sac.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Cotton: Senti-
ment today is somewhat reaction
airy and the market does not dis
play sustained strength. While some
further setbacks seam likely at moment
the confident attitude of the bulls
mains undisturbed ana it is equally like
ly that declines will be fnet with buying
orders and may therefore be of only tenn
porary duration. The advance Is due to
the strong spot situation and favorable
domestic trade conditions. Since these in
fluences still exist and are rather intensi-
fled from day to day, the short interest
has been driven from the market and none
have the courage to oppose advances in
the old crop months with short selling.
Trading at present levels is. nevertheless
dangerous for those not strongly in
trenched, and present high prices in them
selves suggest caution.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-coppers firm;
eleetrolytic spot and futures, @16ss % 16 q.
Tin steady. spot and nearby, Ss4.25. flu
lures, s44.37. Iron steady; No. northern,
ss9@sl No. . northern. s27.5O@29; No, 2
Louis spot and nearby delivery. $500
i.60. Anthony spot, $725.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Butter steady;
receipts, s.S01: creamery. higher than ex-
tras. 5S@53Iac; creamery extras, 90 score,
52H @5219c. Eggs easier: receipts, 1871;
fl esh gathered extra firsts, 81 "a 40c; do
firsts, 36 Y Q3Sc seconds, S2h 033isc.
Cheese firm; receipts. 41,030 pounds;a state
whole milk twlna held specials. 2s@2SHc;
do average run, u &C. A-,
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SAVANNAH Ca. Feb. 26.-Turpentine.
nothing doing, last sales. February 81, at
S147A. Receipts none; shipments. 1872;
stock. 5.e67. Rosin firm: sales, 5S2; re-
ceipts. 232; shipments, 80; stock, 1915.
quote; b, ID, Il. f, q. ii, !. S4S21a X,
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NEW YORK Feb 2e.-Stocks: Today's
market was noticeable for its lack of
public interest. While there were a few
buying orders from pools on declines.
there was also lack of selling orders.
Whatever the outcome during the present
week. last weeks action of the federal
reserve board proves that II speculation
for the raise Is carried too far. restrain
ing influences of the banks will be applied
-Doremus Daniel & Co.
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STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-Steel prices. f.
o. b. Pttsburg, per 100 pounds: Blue an
nealed sheets. s2.65@2.90: galvanized
sheets s4.60Q4.75; black sheets. $3.50 q
$50. steel bars. s2.20Q2.s5.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Live poultry
ROSTERS. lie; turkeys. Csc. Dressed poul-
try steady: western chickens, ZIG 46c;
fowls 20@31c; old ROSTERS. 10000; tur-
KEYS 36GD4lc.
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MONEY

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Call money firm :;
high Y per cent; low. Az per cent: rul-
ing rate. "a per cent; closing bid, ~ per
cent: offered at per cent last loan, 4 "a
per cent. Call loans against acceptances,
5 per cent. Time loaps firmer; mixed
collateral $3.50 days, 5@5h per cent;
four to six months, 5Q5h per cent.
Prime commercial paper. IA @5 per cent.
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SILK

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--Rsw silk firm
prices per pound Kansai double extra
cracks $S.95@9I0; Kansai best No. /,
$s.70@S.90; Kansai No. l fill, ss.65@sS5;
Shinshu No. |. sS.6o@S.s0: Canton ex-
China steam fiji gold double deer, $S.95 %
$40.
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Standard Oils

1900 Anglo Am Oil :. 1s1s 17s 17N
1900 Atlantic Lobos -. 6as 6
dS5 Buckeye Pipe l. s91s SO 50
$50 Ores Pipe l. ...... 20 22S 72iA
10 Cumberland b..114 ia ia
35 EureSa P l. ......1121. 112H 112h
625 Gslena Sig OIL =. rs 73A 1919
$40 Imp Oil Can .....t21 Il 119 119
220 Ill Pipe l. ........169 1853 los
1870 n Transit lib 1874 1856
200 Ohio Oil $500. S31a sax sSh
$50 Prairie & G ...263 25s $50
435 Prairie Pipe l. ...115iA ia ia
IFS Solar Ref W ...212 EOS 107
1870 South Pipe J. ....109 1903 1903 Il
so South Perm OH ...194 100 100
$1,000 o of Ind ....... 81 sc 66as
1900 do Kan W =. 53ls 52la 53A
1900 do Ken new ...104 1891 104
$500 do n W -. 477s Az 479s
rs do Ohio ........29S 297 297
1880 Vacuum Oil W / ..e533. SIX 52Ss
LEO Borne ScrYInser. LIE LIZ
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26-Refined SUI
gar closed: March, 5.07c; May, 5.2oc
July, 5.29c; September 5.3sc; December.
5.11c. Granulated sugar closed: March,
s.42c; April. May, S.50c; June. s.55c; July,
s.60c; September. S.65c.
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NEW ORLEANS, Fcp. -U',-NOvI p5 ~ :.
to 20 points. ,,
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NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--The visible sup
ply of American grain shows the follow
ing changes:
Wheat, decreased $4,000 bushels: corn
increased 1,606,00o bushels; oats de-
creased 1.022 600 bushels rye increased
919,0o0 bushels; barley decreased 65 600
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ROZTRZkA v SDRUzENf
STAVITELSKYCH "A.
MESTNAVATELU.

Riditelska rada hlavni orga.
nisace stavitelskych zamestna-
vateln, kteraz vlastn6 fidila po
leta vy.jednavani 0 platech, do
celia vazne vcera uvazovala 0
roZpusteni. Veci dozraly jiz
tax dalece, Ze zvolen byl pod
vybor, ktery ma pripraviti po-
drobnejsi plany ma dplnou IL
kvidaci tohoto telesa. Jak Wy
pravuje vykonny manager to.
hoto Sdruzeni Dwight L. Ho.
.pingartner, neni sice rozejiti
hotovou udalosti, ale nikterak
pry neni k nemu daleko. Hla>
yni priciny jsou, re organisac 9
jest vinena re sobeckosti, tim
re sc snazl v stavebnlm prdmy-
slu udrzovati tax zvane otevre-
ne dilny i pfipadnem spojen;
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$4,000 "a ZRANENf AUTO
TRUCKEM.

Zelinarsky farmar We Fair
view. 35-lety F. l.. Gallagher,
skiadal pred casem svoje zbo-
ii Sc sveho maleho auta ma De-
troit ave. u zap. 8S. ul., kdyz
byl pojednou autotruckem The
Lamport Co. zranen ma pateri
tax tezce, re Cd te DOLBY ne
mlze choditi vzprimene. Ia
vcerejslho -procesu "a nahradu
pfifkla mu porota sesti zen a
sesti muzI $4,000 nahrady,
kterou spolecnost Jest mu po-
vinna "a uraz zaplatiti. Firma,
jez sidli v els. 1861 zap. 6. ul.
hodla sc z rozsudku odvolati.
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PLYNOVY SPOR MA BYTI
HNAN PRED SPOLKOVY
NEJVYSSf SOUD.
Mesto cini pfipravy k zrizeni
vlastni plynarny.

Y boii plynarnou oznamo-
van jest novy plan, ktery bude
na pondelnim Zasedani NEST
ske rade predlozen. Ma byti
zjednan zvlastni pravnik, KITE
~ by mesto zastupoval pred
nejvySSim spolkovym soudem
ktery by byl posledni stolici We
vleklem sporu 5 The East Ohio
Gas Co.
Plan predlozen bude soucas-
ne 5 novym hnutim, smefuji-
Gin, ably Marshallova ordinan-
ce pro 4Oc plyn byla poznovu
pfijata pres mayorovo veto.
Radni Jakub Stacel hodla spo..
lu jinymi radnicnimi kolegy
podati navrh na podporu cele
teto move akce. Zminany ra-
dni vefi, re dobry pravnik, ma
nehoz nema politika vlivu, by
skutecne mohl mestu poslouzi-
ii. Jak znamo stavel sc hned
po rozhodnuti nejvysSim stat
MIN soudem v Columbus NEST
sky pravni fiditel Paul Lamb
proti odvolani k posledni in
stanci, pro velky naklad ma
dalsi vedeni sporu, jakoz pro
malou nadeji ma priznivy w.
sledek pro mesto.
Mayor Kohler popira, re sam
jest pro soc plyn, jak spolec-
most pozaduje, ale pracuje pry
jen pro zachovani plynu "a ja-
kychkoliv podminek.
Zpravy dosle Pittsburgh a
Youngstown nasvedcuji. ze
ODE mesta jiz cekaji. re pc
moznem uzavreni plynu Gle.
veland6 Sc sluzba cd l. kvet.
ma znamenite zlepsi.
V pondali hodla ma schuz
mestske rady podati predseda
jeji Townes navrh, ably zjed
nan byl znalec, jenz by vypra.
coval plan ma zriZeni plynarny
m6stske.
Z druhe strany pax oZnamu.
je vicepresident a generalni ri.
ditel The East Ohio Gas Co. r
w. Gallagher, re spoletnost tr.
va ma oznamenych podmin-
kach pfcsv6dceni, re lid 81
pfeje zachovani plynu a zc 81
bude pratt, ably hnuti tomto
byl slysan j HAS leho. Plyn
az dOsud spotrebovany Gle
velande nalezne pry ochotne-
no Odbytu Y ocelarnach '
Youngstown, Cantonu Ma.
sillonu. Dojde-li k uzavrenl
plynu zde, podeplse pry ply
narna $ temito Zayody ihnec
pflpadne smlouvy.
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BOURLIVY DOMACf Wy
STUP A TRACICKE JE-
HO ZAKONCENf.

Do loznice sve manzelky,
35-lete pi. Minnie Redwinove
vpadl pry jeji muz, 45-lety G.
.. Redwine, mattel hotelu
Linndale ma zap. lit. ul. q
Peeler ave. v Linndale pocal
il die jeji vypov6di biti. Zena
vynala revolver a muze streli-
la a zranila jej jednou kuli '
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DVOJNASOBNY VRAH
Z OMAhY ZATCEN
v CLEVELANDU.

Pred nekolika dny vybrano
bylo jednom apartmentnim
dome ma yychodni strane prave
lupicske hnizdo a zatceno ne
kolik muzu, nichz jeden Sc
PRIMAL, re v Omaze Sc dopu-
still dvojnasobne vrazdy Char
lese Seifkina a jeho l6-leteho
syna Roberta. Zlocin spachan
byl v noci ma den 26. kvetna
roku lonskeho pri pokusu Wy
loupiti gasolinovou stanici ma
38. ave. a Farnum st. Mlady
Seifkin spatiil kolem stanice,
kde byl klerkem potloukati Sc
podeZreleho pobudu a proto
zatelefonoval pro otce, jenz Sc
ozbrojil revolverem a Sc re
nou a dcerou rychle odjel ma
misto. Vstoupil do stanice,
kdyz byl jiz pokus loupeZe v
proudu take prvni ma lupice
strel;l, jak tento pri vyslechu
sam rekl, na6ez pry teprve W.
palil a postfelil otce syna tax
nebeZpecne, re prvneJsl ze-
mfel .jiz pfistl noci a syn pax
jej V smrti nasledoval "a pet
dni. Pi. Seifkinova vraha pc
1teku re stanice sice pronasle-
dovala, ale tomuto Sc podarilc
uniknouti.
Vrah predveden byl vcera
municipalnimu soudci Samuel
ovi H. Silbertovi. jenz jej dal
pod zaruku $4,000 a ihned
objev ohlasll policii Omaze
ktera 81 pro zloclnce pfijede
do Clevelandu. Vezen sc Wy,
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mlOuva, re k hroznemu skutku
byl doman velkou bidou, by
.pry prave propust6n z trestni
ce V Anamosa, Ia.
Spolu MIN byli Clevelan'
de Zatceni tri JIM lupici, NJ
nichz ulpelo podezreni, re w
jkradli grocerni obchod Kateii
ny Myersove ma Westropp ave
N. f..
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sakramentske klepani ma dvo-
re po cely den uz ably cert jed
nou wall"
Pfic chazejici manzelka: "Ale
pro panaboha, vzdyt' jsem tam
5 nj promluvila jen par slow
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s uniemi stavebnich remesel.
Jako jiny duvod uvadi sc
prohrana stavka pred rokem
iez zamestnavatelskou organi-
saci nemalo oslabila, dale Sc
uvadi velky financni naklad
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prsa v blizkosti srdce. Utocni-
ce byla zat6ena a postfeleny
dopraven do m6stske nemocni-
ce, kde umira.
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mala moralni podpora re stra-
ny kontraktoru.
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kLEPANf A KLEPANf.
Manzel, Genz ma svoii pra
covnu do dvora): "Tohle ia
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
BALTIMORE QUOTATIONS

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. Staples, Der
barrel, West Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Virginia, ga inches, Grimes, $3.75@4:25;
Stayman winsaps. $S.75@4.50; York Inn
perals, $3.00@3.25 various ordinary va
rieties, No. /, $2.50@3.00; bushel baskets
western Maryland, Pennsylvania and vir-
ginia No. l Grimes. Jonathans and winter
bananas, SIPS: few higher; York I'M
perals, 90c0S1.00.
Onions. New York and Indiana 10O-pound
sacks. yellow No. i, $3.00@3.25. Native
As baskets, 20@25c; bushel baskets, 500
40c.
Potatoes, eastern shore Of Maryland and
Virginia sacked per c. W. t.; Mccormick 5
No. l. $1.00@125; few higher; sweets, east
ern shores of Virginia barrels, yellows, No.
1, $2.75@3.50; eastern shore of Maryland
barrels, yellow No. l, $3.00@3,50; bushel
hampers yellows. No. 1, 90c0S1 co. ma
tive barrels yellow, No. l, So. 80; ma
tive As basket, 50665c.
Eggs, native and nearby firSts. SIC.
Butter, creamery urints. 52GI54c
Live poultry, old hens, 22025c; Leghorns,
1761Sc; young chickens. large. 23@24c;
Leghorns. large. pound, 19d21c; Ducks
young Pekns, 23624c.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
Alleged Murder Trio
Being Held in Tampa

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. Clara, Joe,
and Frank Brown. charged with the
murder of Howard Usher, taxi driver
at Daytona recently, are being held
here without bond, Sheriff Spencer
announced today. The statement was
made when Spencer was informed by
newspaper men that Sheriff Morris
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NVHItIIIUtI
October
December
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Flour, steady and
quiet.
Pork, dull; mess, S25. OO@26 90.
Lard, firmer; middle west spot $13 $50
IA O5.
Sugar, raw. steady; centrifugal. 9e test,
6.91; refined, steady; graduated, S.6O@'
$40.
Coffee. Rio No. 7, on spot 11@11hc; No.
Santos, 14a4 @1513c.
Tallow firm; specials, ~ Csc.
Hay, firm; No. l, $50; No. 3, *1.2o@
1.25; clover, 81. 05@1.4 5.
Dressed poultry, quiet; turkeys. 10000;
chickens. 1S@42c; fowls, 15G3Oc; ducks,
27@29c.
Live poultry, steady; geese, 25@27e;
@45c; ROSTERS, loo; chickens, 2O@22c; broil-
Cheese, firm; state milk, common to spe-
cialsf 22@2744c; skins, common to specials,
166119c; lower grades, 5@15c.
Butter, steady; receipts, sol creamery,
extra, sc; do. special market, 52A @53c;
state dairy tums. 4O@51Ac; Danish, 44@
46c; Argentine, AN @44c.
Bggs, steady; receipts, 19,s97; nearby
white fancy. S2@S5c; nearby state white,
45@S4c fresh firsts to extra, 4s@S5c; Pa
cific coast extra, 40076Ac; western whites.
45mS4c. nearby browns 65m75c