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The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To James Fahey and John Young,
 your heirs legal representatives and assigns.
 notified that the undersigned as co owners therein. have expended the sum of one hundred dollars for the years 1917. 1918, 1S1s. 1e3o, 1881, 1898 in labor and improvements on and for the behoAt of the rRmCO GROUP placer mining claim, situated about esvsn miles west of Nome and sbout 1000 feet Aorth from Boring 6ea In tho Caps Nome Recording District. Territory Of AlasAa. Notice of Ioeation whereof is recorded h Vol no. page 33S of the records Of tAs eaiA Cape Nome recording district.. In performance Of the annual labor re- quired by section 231l Reyised Sta tutes Of the United States and sup plemental lesislation. h order to hold said claim.
 And you arc DeverAlly required to contribute your proportion of such expenditure according to your sev- eral interests in said claim to the undersigned eo-owners with you therein within ninety days after the servica of this notice on you by the publication thereof. or your interest In said claim will become forfeited and vest h the undersigned as pro vided by said statute.
 BARNEY oooanss.
 rHoNAs oA1y1lHY,
 Ce-epnsts, Pablieh Nov. II. 10. 3s. spea !, ., 1e. n, e1o39. and Jas. .. 10. 90 17. I0A .. 1898.
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BRITISH LABOR TAKES
 FIRM STAND AGAINST
 INACTIVITY ALLIES

London, Jan. 26-A joint meet irs of the General Council Trades Union and National Executive Labor Party was held and a manifesto is- sued condemning the British gov ernment policy of inactivity in face of the French policy in the Ruhr. The manifesto expressed the solid arity of the Labor Party with Ruhr workers and called upon the govern ment to adopt . policy of definite diplomatic intervention, with CO., operation of the United States if possible.
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RAIL STRIKE SPREADS
 OVER RUHR TERRITORY

Dusseldorf, Jan. 26-The Rail- road strike has spread with great tapddity since the mine directors were fined at Mayence and today is evident over the greater part of the Ruhr.
 No NersA. South or East bcund passsngsr trsins leN Duassedorf AfAsr six o'clock this morning. The Paris-Berlin train wss stalled at the station here.
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ALASKA SOUR DOUGH
 ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Seattle, Jan. 26-Under the hal Inclination that persons were seek iLg his money and pursuing him. Dominic Zucco, 49 years old, who arrived in Seattle last month after spending twenty years in Alaska at tempted to commit suicide. He made two attempts to hang himself in his room in a local hotel. He is reported to have $30,00O in a safe deposit box here.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
BOOZE SUPPRESSION
 SHAKE UP ON

Seattle. Jan. AZ. A. Hazeltine. Federal Prohibition Director for the Northwest Division, with headquar- ters at Seattle, is to be transferred to Pennsylvania This is the first step in the shake up of Federal Dry forces under the new plan. Alaska is to be included in the Northwest Division for suppression of both liquor and narcotics. George Hurl- but, Chief Deputy, will succeed Hazeltine.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
PROPOSES NEW
 MARRLAGE.DlvORCE LAW

Washington, Jan. 25-Senator Capper has introduced a bill which contemplates legislation designed to put stop to hasty and foolish marriages and to make divorces yesterday in the senate and will be known as a Federal Marriage-Di- vcrce Law and constitutional amend ment will be sought to give Con- gross power to nact such law.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
FRENCH REPORT GERMAN
 MILITARY ACTIVITY

Essen, Jan. 26-French officials issued a statement last night declar- ing that considerable movements of German troops had taken place in the unocupied territory of Germany at 2 o'clock last night. 160.000 miners and railroad men and other workers are out and more are lay ing down their tools.
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MAKE PUBLIC PROTEST
 AGAINST RUTHLESS INVASION

Washington, Jan. 26th-A note protesting against the French-Bel- gian attempt to Enforce with ter rGrizing measures and require ofiic- i1ls to render assistance in execu- tion of illegal measures, aimed against their own country thru occupation of the Ruhr, was made public by the German embassy last night.
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FRENCH EXPECT EXTENDED
 STAY IN GERMANY

Paris, Jan. 25-French are plan ming to occupy the Ruhr for at least two years. General Weygand will probably be appointed High Com territory. which may be completely cut of from the rest of Germany.
 Militarization of railroads and communication is expected to be the next coercive step, even more drastic measures will follow if Ger han resistance continues.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
GARY OFFICIALS ARRESTED
 FOR BOOZE VIOLATION

Gary. Ind, Jan. 24-Mayor Ros- weli o. Johnson and Sheriff Will liam H. Olds and seventy three oth- srs. city and county ofhcers, were arrested on a Federal indictment. They are charged with complicity In . gigantic conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws.
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BORAH TO RENEW
 ECONOMIC PROPOSAL

Washington. Jan. '2s-Borah stated today that he had decided to renew his proposal for a World Eco homie Conference and will offer. probably next Monday, a resolution requesting the President to call meeting.
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THURSDAY,
 (TELEcRAphic,
ALASKA RY. PURCHASES
 NOW BEING MADE

Seattle, Jan. 24-Crasster Hall will sail from New York Wednes- day for Mobile, Alabama to obtain steel rails and fastenings necessary for completion of the Nenana-Fair- hanks division of the Alaska Rail- way. He expects to depart Feb. IS from Mobile for Seward direct.
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tion af the Conference wrote to the Secretary of the League of Nations asking that the League Council. at its next meeting take up the Mosal oil Territory question. possession of the territory being in dispute b. tween British and Turks. Tue Mosul oil question. the letter de- clares is . menace to peace.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
GERMAN INDUSTRIAL
 LEADERS FOUND GUILTY

Mayence. Jan. 3s-Frits Thyssen and i've other German Industrial leadsrs, charged by the French with refusing to cooperate with French plans for delivery of Rerara4tons coal from tie Ruhr valley. were found guilty by coart martial here today and fnes were inflicted.
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FORFEITURE No11CE

To F. w. Cfocker. N. A. Hunel.
 Geo. [. Moves and 8. E. 0arbutt,
 your heirs, legal representatives
 executors and assigns:
 You and each of you arc hereby notified that the undersigned e co- owner therein. hAs expended the sam oe one hundred dollafs for the years 1ses, 1910. 1911. 1si1, 1913. 1914. 1915, 1916. 1917, 1880. 1891. and 1e14. in labor and im- provssasnts on and for tho bsnsAt. of the PortlAad and LArmie placer mining Beach claims situated on the left limit of Oregon Creek. in the Caps Nome Mining aAd Recording Distrect, Territory of Alaska.
 Notice of location Wherool is 10. corded In the records Of the oald re- c0rdfng dlstriet, tn performances of the annual labor required by sec tion a33l revised sta&u4es Of the United States and supplemental leg ialation, In order to hold oai6 elaim.
 And you arc ssverally required to contribute your proportion of such expenditure according tU your sev- eral interosts iu sald clains to tho undersigned co-ownse with you' therein within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by the publication thereof. Or your interest in said claims win become forfoited and vet h the undersigned as pro ;vidsd by said statuts. ' JOHN sUNDBAck. ,s Ce-ownor. :, Pnllteh Dec. ,1s. n. %. 1893 aAd yeA. 9s IF 70. n, HeasuAsy .. 10, IT. q. HaseA .. 10. 1e1e.
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HARDING GREETS
 IRISH FREE STATE

Dublin. Jan. 23-The Freemans Journal prints message from the President of the United States. on behalf of the American government. The message expresses sincere hope that the people of the Irish Free State may enjoy the blessings of peace, prosperity and happiness.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
0HEsa1AN OFFICIALS FOUND
 GUHTY-SBNIBNCUB ARE sUsPENDET

Mayence, Jan. 3s-Dr. Schlutius. president of the Stats Finance De- partment and Dr. Won RaifRerise, president of the sfate Mines Admin istration, were arrested for rsens- ing to obey orders of French au- thorities and found guilty by !
 court martial. They were sentenc- ed to one years Imprisonment. but the sentences were suspended later.
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FOR SALE.

New and upsodaSs legal forms fo,. Proof of Annual Assessment Wort also Oil Location blanks. Desd blanks for general uss, Special end General Power of Attorney forms, Placer and ,t Nugget Office. Price f5 esnts each or St .00 per dozen.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
NOSlrL OIL GRAB MAY
 RENEW WAR CONDITION

Lausanne. Jan. 25-Lord Cursor told the Far East Conference last night that the refusal of Turkey to submit the dispute over the Mosul Oil District to the League of Ma tions had created a situation of ex- treme gravity. He concluded by sa ying that il is so grave that it will involve the possible renewal of war fare.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
HARDING SIGNS NAVAL BILL

Washington. Jan. 24-The an- nuAl Naval Bill. which includes . request by Congress that the Presi- dent negotiate with other powers for further limitation of armament. was signed today by President Hard ing. Harding is about recovered from his illness. but Is remaining in his room because of rough weather.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

Sacramento. An earthquake early this morning shook the city and surrounding villages. The clock in the weather bureau office was stop ped and heavy damage done to the works.
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AMERICAN FLAG HAULED
 DOWN IN GERMANY

Coblenz. Jan. 25-The American flag was hauled down by Gene ral A,len yesterday. as ;h. first s'.p ;r ,he departure of United States troops from Germany. 4 formal .. remony took place as :he Ameri- can troops were ex.haass,l by the French.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

Centralia. Jan. 2s-Miss Vera Hurley. sweetheart of Horace Hen dricks has received . letter from Hendricks written . few bous be- fore he killed himself. in which he protested his innocence of the murder of M. J. Crowder. the Seat tie taxicab driver.
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pis,oi to his head. The pistol was the same with which he killei Mark c. Crowder, he Seattle taxi cab dr,ver. Before the heavily armed posse, which confronted him. could act, he ended his life.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
FRENCH TROOPS READY
 TO CLOSE IN ON RUHIs

Dortmund. Jan. 24-French troops have been installed as guards over all exits from the Ruhr valley by or canal. They are ready, il is announced. to achieve complete isolation of the Ruhr within twelve hours, in case of general strike or rioting.
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advocated the abolishing of the Shipping Board and Immediate sale of ships for what they may bring and . gift of the remainder to anyone who will engage to oper- ate them"
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
GERMANS NO LONGER GUARANTEE FRENCH
 MINISTER'S SAFETY

Berlin. Jan. 25-The Bavarian government has declared that it Is no longer able to guarantee the safe tv of Emil Bard, French Minister at Munich The Berlin government has informed the French govern. ment to this effect.
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MEXICO CANCELS OIL
 LAND CONCESSIONS

Los Angeles. Jan. 23-A group of local financiers have announced the receipt from Mexico City of a govern mental cancellation of their conces- sion of eleven million acres of oil lands in Tuxpan. Tampico.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
SPRUCE BUYER REFUSED MATERIAL

Aberdeen, Wash. Jan. 26-An agent. who early in 1914 made heavy purchases of aeroplane spruce for Germany. is here trying to place odrers for two million feet, osten- sibly for Russia. but in reality for Germany. Dealers declare that SD far they have refused to fill the 'lder.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To the Washington Apple Distribu-
 tors. Inc. your and each of your
 heirs, legal representatives and
 sssigns:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned as co-owner therein has expended the sum of one hun dred dollars upon each of the thtr- teen mining claims hereinafter de- scribed for the years 1921 and 1922 in labor and improvements for the benefit of each of said claims, name ly:
 No. 1 and 9 Benches left limit of Snake river; Flat. Hill. Cove, Num- bers 1, 2, 3. 1, $, 6. z and 8, situate on Snake river in the Cape Nome Recording District, Alaska, and re- corded in Book 1S9 at pages 169. 270. .272, SIP and SIS of the records of said recording district. as provid- ed by Section 2334 Revised Statutes of the United States and supple mental Legislation. in order to hold said claims.
 And you are hereby required to contribute your proportion of such expenditure according to your inter o0t Au SoAu SiaAfHn tO tHc uuucESASuou co-owner with you therein, within ninety days after the service oi this Eotice on you by publication thereof. or your interest in said claims twill become forfeited aud vest in ihe m dersignsd as provided by tho sail statute.
 Co Owner. Publish Dec. g. 1s, B, 30, 1893. and Jan. 6, IS, 20, 27, Feb. ,, 10, II. 14 and March 3. 1898.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
GERMANY DECLARED INABIL-
 fTY 10 PAY PREPARATIONS

Berlin. Jan. 24-GernAny yester- day notified the Allies that it Is doubtful if she will be able to pay any more reparations for the pres ent. owing to the economic chaos re- sutting from French occupation of the Ruhr.
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GERMANY TO SEVER
 RELATIONS FRANCE

Paris. Jan. 25-The French am- bassador at Berlin has reported that the German government is pre- pairing to break off relations with France and make it ispossible for Frenchmen to remain in Germany. A state of war is expected momen- tarily.
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BRITISH WANT TO OWN
 GALI.ITOH GRAVEYARD

Lausanne, Jan. 23-Britain has appealed to own outright the Galli- poli soil where a hundred thousand British soldiers are buried. Turkey will probably give this favorable con alteration. Vital issues of the con- ference were untouched.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
BRITISH AMBASSADORS
 LEAVE FOR NEW YORK

Washington Jan. 23-Ambassa- dors, who have been at the White House, left for New York. Their de- usrture is coincident with that of the Debt Funders who left on Saturday. They likely will not return to the White House before departing for England.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
HOSPITAL CONTRACT AwARDEI

Seattle, Jan. 2e-Contract for construction of the Neuropathic Iyespital at American Lake. to cost .s1,300,0o0 for the United States Veteran Bureau was awarded to the Hurley Mason Company of Tacoma.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
woa1sN ElnCrED 10 CONGRESS

San Francisco. Jan. 3s-Mr. No lAn wsA chosen to fll the congres- sional seat of her late husband in . special election held. In the ffth district.
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SUPPRESS NEWSPAPER
 FOR THREAT ARTICLES

Dusseldorf. Jan. 24-Publication of the newspaper "Nachrichten" in this city has been suspended indef- iritely by occupation authorities. Suspension comes as punishment for puhlicating articles threatening se- curity of French troops of Occupa- tion.
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Washington. Jan. 24-Harding. on advice of pr. Sawyer. continued Iii seclusion in His room. Reporters were told that the President needed more rest
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FRENCHMAN GETTING EXCITED COMING EVENTS CAST SHADOWS

Paris, Jan. 24-The French press ia becoming greatly excited over the report that Germany is again preparing to institute compulsory military service.
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E R E WIT I E s

Washington-Presi Harding continues to improve, but on advice of his physicians he is remaining in seclusion until the attack of grippe has been entirely thrown of.
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FORD LOOMS AS
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Omaha, Jan. 26-Onices of the American Economic League an- nounced that they have three times as many signatures as are necessary to place the name of Henry Ford in the Nebraska preference primary ballot.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

Seattle-Phillip. the four year old son of Elmer Morgan. perished in the destruction of the family resi- dence this morning.
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ACTRESS TO HARRY
 AUTHOR POPULAR SONG;

New York. Jan. 2e-Gladys Coop el famed English stage beauty. ar rived here to become the bride of Ivor Norvello. author of the song, Keep the Home Fires Burning"
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Essen. Jan. 24-According to a statement made. by mine owners. one hundred thousand Ruhr miners are now on strike against French occupation of the district.
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Washington. Edward Derry San ford of Knoxville, Tenn, was nom mated a member of the Supreme Court, to succeed Judge Pitney.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE

Toledo, Wash. Jan. 24-RAtaer tan face the penalty for his crime. Horace Hendricks last night placed
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

Washington, Jan. 2S-Harding
 has recovered from his attack of grippe and returned to his desk after a two weeks absence.
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Essen, Jan. 26-Tt is stated on French authority that the occupied territory of the Ruhr will be com pletely isolated from the unoccu pied section of Germany.
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Washington. Cotton exports last year were six million bales.
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Paris. Jan. 24-Max NOrdeau, famous German author and philoso- pher died at his home here.
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

,Washington-Nom of Jas. 1S. McNary to be comptroller of the Currency, probably will be re- jected by the Senate.
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B R E IT IE s

Geneva. Jan. 24th-The twenty third meeting of the League of Ma tions will be held in Paris January 29th.
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London-James Hamilton Lewis has pneumonia.
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ADVOCATES ABOLITION
 SHIFTING BOARD

Washington, Jan. 24-Senator King in a speech before the senate
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GERMAN TROOPS
 ARE CONCENTRATING

Essen. Jan. 25-The German Reichwehr are concentrating re- endorsements in the region of Han over and other districts.
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Lassaane. Ian. ss Csrson. Brit ish head Of tAs Near uA1t Ds3sga-
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FRIDAY
 (TELEGRAPHiC)

FRENCH TO ISOLATE RUHR
 FROM UNOCCUPIED GERMANY
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MUnDER-sUJCIDE DECLARES HIS 'INNOCacNCE
The Nome nugget., 1923-01-27

DRrrTaH FIGHT HARD FOR
 l60sUL OIL DIs1sICT
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GERMAN MINERS ON RIG STRIKE
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s..tS mound scfibed esl eaftn sSn.rwant Rock bear1 N.
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PIaev . ,;,s ,s,s E. Thence N. 17 deg.
 post AoAs 1a Aee. 47 min.
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f.rnence Q s.1e n fvar. 90 deg. S2 min. E.) 1lss.sv
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Prllssh Dec. -ls. n. se, iSsS esa Jea. es 19, 70. n. Hsasuasy .. 10, IT. q. nassA .. 10. 1e9e.
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weekly loadings went above the mil
lion figure. The response to this
splendid exhibit was nil. Most rail-
way shares were fractionally lower
with rather heavy selling in. South
ern Railway and Baltimore and
Ohio.
Additional oil cuts were respon-
sible for the continued heaviness IN
the petroleum group, but losses were
generally confined to fractions.
Sugar issues were further depress
ed, due to the unsettlement in the
raw and refined sugar markets.
Motor tire stocks moved to lower
levels. excepting Studebaker, which
offered strong resistance to selling
pressure.
Trading, which was on a some
what increased scale in the first
hour, turned extremely dull in sub
sequent dealings. Apparently little
liquidation appeared on the decline
and small rallies were witnessed in
the majority of stocks around the
noon hour.
Call money renewed at per cent,
II per cent below yesterdays re-
newal rate.
The foreign exchange market was
strong
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81 Amount to national banks 135694265
49, banks.
n
o. o2ss6s
"a Certified checks outstanding 14,3O243
rs Cashiers checks outstanding 1S71969
Total OF items 81 g. 3d. "a .$3,288,92SO2
Demand deposits Goher than bank deposfs subject
reserve deposits payable within 80 daysl
2s Individual deposits subject 15o5oss2s4
money sosSss5o
80 Dividends unpaid
demand deposits
deposits
depoits subject to reserve items rs, 81
deposits o eserve payable 80 days
or subject to 80 days more notice. and postal
"a Other time deposits 3442S270
Postal savings deposits 9752871
to reserve
items 80 "a ana 80. $39OS38703 II
36 United States deposits
Guiding loan deposit
1ss42s4M
borrowed other than edcounts)
Al Letters Of credit and travellers checks
outstanding
A. Liabilities other than stated 80259
OF Washing
of knowledge
Cashier
nj dayo of
H. Notary Pub
Correct-Attest s
NJ E. ALLIES, ]. HOGAN,
J.F T.
H ROZIER DULANY, F.
s. LARCOMBE, I.
H.
Directors
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Local Wholesale Market

Eggs-strietly fresh. selected. candled.
per doc. 27@2sc: average receipts, 26c;
Southern, 24c.
turkeys, per b.. csc: spring chickens,
per ID. 4o@4Sc: keats. young. each.
Livestock-calves: choice. per H..
h., sore. Lambs. spring. per ID.
lac. Live pigs. ss.oo@S.o0 each: live
hogs, per h., SIC.
Dressed killed spring
ems, 35c; hens. per h.. $50 soc: ROSTERS,
per h.. zoe; turkeys. per H.. $50 400 !;
keats, young. each. 7o@soc.
Green fruits-Apples, per basket. $3.50
@3.50; California oranges, per crate,
5000 $50; lemons. per box. 81. 90 @I1.oo;
grapefruit, $4,000 500; strawberries, pei
Of, 5@15c; blackberries, per Qt., SO zoe
getables-Potatoes. No. /. per Dbl,
$I.600 SIS; per sack. $20o@276; sweet
potatoes. North Carolina. $s:6o@s Loo;
sI2s; l ct ~ a. Southern: sl,sO@sO0;
s1.o0a1.75; elephants. per crate. $4,000
500; peppers, per crate. Florida, $500
500; squash. $1.oo92.6o: Florida lima
beans, $4.O0@6.Oo per basket: aspara.
gus. $1,000 400.
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Liberty Bonds.

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STEEL DROPS IN
REACT|ONARY
MARKET
Decrease in Untitled Orders
Brings Point Decline.
Trading Is Light.
BY w. p. EDWARDS.
Copyright. 1923. by Cosmopolitan
Carvira


News Service.
NEW YORK, July 11.--Reactton-
ary tendencies were noted in the
first two hours trading on the stock
exchange today. In the absence
of any real buying power, profes
sional traders were again in com
plete control of the situation, bend
ing their efforts in depressing val
ues. However, they were only par
mainly directed toward the steel
expected large decrease in untitled
ration.
It was supposed that rail inquir-
les would have been sufficient to
offset falling off in forward bust
ness from other sources and the
bears were not slow to take ad
vantage of this disappointing de-
velopment. Steel common was forced
down a point to 1914, only one
quarter point from it's low of the
year, and independent steel shares
suffered similar loss.
Constructive news regarding the
railroad industry was entirely ig.
nored by the trading element
new record for car loadings was es
tablished in the week ended June
30, when 1.021.770 cars were loaded,
an increase of 1921 over the pre-.
vious record, mace in the week end.
ed October IA, 1920. This new rec
cord exceeded by $1,000 cars the
loadings in the preceding week and
marked the fourth consecutive week
and the fifth this year in which
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Curb Stocks.

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Local Stocks.
SALES.

Washington Railway and Elec
trio AS. 1.000@7Oh; $1,0oO@70h
Potomas Electric g. and ref. 6's,
'53. $2Oo@1O1K.
Potomac Electric g. and ref. rs,
$1,OOO@106; $1,OO@1O6; $1,OOO@1o6.
After Call-Riggs National Bank.
4@649.
Wardman Park Hotel SIS, $4,000
99%.
Washington Gas Light, 10@481Si
sO@4sh; 1O@4Sh.
Cancellation-The sale Of Mer.
chants Bank & Trust Co. 10@12S
was made in error.
Money-Call loans sos per cent.