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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
CURB MARKET UNEASY
Greatest Part Of List ScesSs Lower Lev.
els at Close.

New York. Jan. 6.-The curb market
displayed considerable uneasiness to-
day with the greater part Of the list in.
Clined toward lower levels throughout
the closing tow hours session Of the
week.
There was nothing in the outside
news that could be construed as bullish
and the general disposition was to TAKE
profit accumulated earlier in the week
This resulted in the throwing over Of
a rather large amount Of commitments
and the leaders Of the recent rise de
clined sharply.
Announcement OF the acquisition Of
Fensland Oil by Producers and Rein
ers brought about active trading in the
former at slightly higher levels. Fens
land stockholders will be given the priv
ilege OF exchanging their holdings or
the basis OF 35-100ths of a share of Pro
ducers and Refiners for each share Of
Fenslsnd. Lyons Petroleum ran NJ
sharply and held the greater part OF il,
gain. The basis OF exchange for this
company's stock will be at the rate Of
80 shares OF Lyons for each share oil
Producers and Refiners.
Gulf Oil Of Pennsylvania and Nam
moth Oil were strong spots among the
oil group and ran up almost points
but subsequently reacted from theil
highs with the rest of the list.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

chicago, Jan. s.--Following is a report
Of today sales. nigh. low and closing
quotations At the Chicago stock EXCHANGE
Sales HfRh Tou CIos.
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HOG VALUES INCREASE
WITH THE LIGHTNESS
OF RUNS IN CHICAGO
Small Supply of Livestock
for Sale Outside OF
Hogs.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-With compare
lively light supply of hogs, values were
higher today. Runs were light in ali
branches for the day, as nearly all
the sheep were marked for shipment
east and little livestock remained on
sale outside of the hog pens. Nearly
5000 hogs were held over from the pre-
vious session. Feeding lambs were in
good demand during the week, with
top lots going at 14.T6. All branches
of the trade showed increased receipts
compared with last week. -.
Receipts today were 1000 cattle, 5000
hogs, 1900 sheep, 800 calves.
Cattle: No good steers were offered
today, and the trade was slow. Small
lots made about steady values. Quality
was lacking in the cattle alleys dur
ing the present week. Few steers sold
above S11. but taken as a whole, the
steer trade closed % and 20 cents
higher dor the week. with some spots
where choice lots showed more gain.
Light heifers were up - and 80 cents.
while cows held about steady. Calves
closed mostly 30 cents lower for the
week.
Hogs: Light hogs were in demand
from the start and heavy grades also
sold well later in the day. Only about
1000 were unsold at the close and the
trade was 10 and 10 cents higher.
Choice light stock went at $500, which
topped the trade for the week, while
bulk of light butchers went over at
$50 and $3.50. Rough packing hogs
sold down to S1.60, but good lots went
above S.
Sheep: Sellers did not have much
on hand today. The trade was nom
inally steady. Compared with a week
ago, fed lambs were weak TO % cents
lower. Ton lots were Quotable at
S15.25, but bulk went over at S14 and
S1475 late in the week. Aged NUT
tons went too high last week, and they
were a little slow during the present
period, closing easy. Choice ewes were
placed at $3.50 and SS.65.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East 81. Louis, ILL.,. Jan. s.-Csttie: Re-
coipts 500; compared with week ago;
beef steers. light yearllngs, steers. and
helfers and beer COWS, 25d soc higherY CO n
ners 1OTl5c higher; bologna bulls, $50
CSC higher; light vsalers, Sl.00GI.25 low
er: feeder steers. Csc higher: top steers
for week, S9.I5; bulks for week. steers
S6.T5@SG5; light yearlings, $500 $50
cows SA25M5.75; Gamers, se,5o q 200;
bolokna bulls. sI.0O9A.75.
Hogs: Receipts $500; active on light
hogs; mostly l5a use higher: top, 1906;
bulk $40 TO 1S0-pound averages $500 q
9.O5: 1870 to 25O-pounds 1915 a $50; $50
pounds and up. &S.609S.75; few pigs here;
bulk 10 to l3O-pound averages, 1875 a
$50; underweights, $7.5o@S.25i packer
sows. $3.50 $50. a.
Sheep; Receipts, none: compared with
week ago: fat lambs and yenrlingS 26c
lower; culls steady; fat ewes. 5d5Oc
higher; wethers, unchanged; top lambs
for week, SIS; late top, slLT5;- bulk wool
lambs. slf.OO 1880; culIs. tionil; clipped
lambs, si265hl3.0O; yearlings, Sl2.S0G
1850: aged wethers, Ss.00GS.S5; fat light
eScs, $1,000 $50; heRyies, sL5Od 800.
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WHEAT CLOSES NEARLY
ONE CENT OFF-C0RN
DOWN ONE-HALF CENT
Pressure Is Evident at Start
but Support improves !
Later.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Wheat was under
pressure the first half of the session
today but support improved in the
later trading. The action Of France
on the repsrations question and a re-
port that she had negotiated separate
peace with Turkey at Lausanne tend
ed to intensity bearish sentiment and
also checked buying At S1.1S and
every is cent down for May there was
good buying and the demand at
S1.1T IL was particularly heavy. Mill
ing demand for wheat was quiet. Ex-
port demand was also of moderate
volume and this can be accounted for
by the fact that Argentine wheat is
offered at , IA cents under gulf hard
winter and Manitoba wheat is selling
at even a greater discount. Receipts
are still heavy in volume, but they
show a little reduction as compared
with last week. The market closed
Is cent TO rs cent lower, May LIS
to III rs; July 10 "a to Ito SIS;
September 1.07 3-S to LOT IA.
Corn was inclined to follow the
trend of wheat. Trade was almost
entirely local in character. Receipts
continue heavy and this is hard TO
explain in face of reports that all out
side markets are Overlooking Chicago
in the interior. Cash corn made a
better showing than expected after the
collapse of yesterday. Cash basis was
Ia to IL cent higher at the opening,
the elevator congestion being relieved
by shipments Of nearly 100000 bush
els overnight and this enabled shippers
to compete with industries. Domestic
shipping demand was light and export
bids were Improbable. Market closed
3-S to IL cent lower, May 20 81
cents; July 20 3-4 cents; September
40 5-S cents.
Oats followed other grains. Ship
ping demand was not so good as Of
late. Market closed IA to 1-2 cent
lower, May At cents; July Al IL
cent; September 40 is cent.
Small trade was recorded in proyis-
ion. Market was higher early with
hogs but the break in grain had a
depressing effect later. Lard closed
> TO II IL cents lower and ribs uu-
changed.
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NEW YORK COTTON
FUTURES CLOSE S
TO 70 POINTS OFF
May Sells at n Cents at
Opening Then Closes 20
Points OFF.
BY GEORGE DE WITT MouLsON.

New York, Jan. Ga sufficient
quantity of buying orders were executed
at the opening of the cotton exchange
today TO start May around - cents,
several thousand bales changing hands
at that figure. But trading was neither
broad nor heavy and Immediately fol-
lowing the fall 20 point quick break
resulted.
Action of prices the last hour Friday
indicated how thin the market has be-
come, owing to uncertainty and more
or less apprehension over European de-
velopments. When a running decline
of nearly 80 points can take place
without meeting single large order, an
unusual technical condition is disclosed.
\ similar situation developed again to.
day when May broke 10 26.S0 before
being halted, Then after recovery
OF ten points second setback occurred.
May selling below 20 "a cents.
Fluctuations were unusually erratic,
many holders of contracts deeming it
the part Of wisdom to terminate their
interest. This furnishZl certain
amount Of contracts so that every up
turn encouraged scattered commits
sion house selling.
January again proved weak at times,
any attempt TO dispose of a few hun
dred bales disclosing on limited de-
mand. Though that month opened at
1895. in a few moments January was
offered at 26.42 without finding buyers.
A demand for July became a feature of
the decline. several houses with trade
connections taking contracts in that
position.
Nervousness was evidenced through
out the session with prices changes Mt
lower level. Many have confidence in
favorable outcome abroad but others
are inclined to await developments.
March closed 26.G7 and 1850: May
26.Sl and 1854 and October at PATS.
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LIBERTY BONDS STEADY
New Isnes to Be Offered Next Week
Causes Weakness.

New York, Jan. 8.-The bond mar
ket continues TO show firm tone to-
day notwithstanding unfavorsble news
from abroad. Activity, however, was
limited by the knowledge that a large
number Of new issues are pending, sew
eral Of which will be offered next
week.
The Armour and Company $4,000
600 first mortgage lbs will be put
onsthe market Monday at o to yield
SIS per cent. A considerable amount
Of new equipment trust financing is
also scheduled for the immediate flu
ture, and the effect is 10 make deal
ers and traders hesitate before taking
on large lines of outstanding issues.
The best buying today as during the
entire week, was seen in the high grade
such as Buffalo General Elec-
fric first Is which sell over the counter
around 100 ga. Among listed bonds
those Of the grade of New York Gas
and Electric Light Heat Power first
IS were in demand. High grade rails
such as Chesapeake & Ohio consolidated
IS were also taken around 101. The
premium did not seem 10 discourage
buyers in search Of this class Of Sc
curity. =.
Ali the Liberty issues were steady
and price changes we're mostly higher.
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CONDITION OF BANKS.

New York, Jnn. 6.-The actual conditio Tor
Of clearing house banks and trust COM
deficit in reserve of-s37, Oi2,S4O. This is =
decrease Of 36l.g56,0TO.
Actual condition
Loans, discounts, etc, 1i,s2o,SsO, 900; de-
Cash in own vaults. members Federal
Reserve Bank, s59s7S,ooO; increase. 81
036, 600.
Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank Of
member banks ASo'li6,Ooo; decrease
Reserve own vaults sttae banks and
trust companies, S,5l6.Ooo; increase,
Reserves in depositaries state hanks and
trust companies, ss,2so,0oO; decrease,
slO7 900
xNet, demand deposits, 'tOoLs57,Ooo;
Time deposits, iio5.2sSOoo; decrease.
Circulation, soo.ii7,OOO; increase. 49,
xUuItod States deposits deducted, $3.50
Aggregate reserve. sis7.742.O 900.
Deficit in reserve, Sa7,ol2,9iO; decrease.
S6l.956,O7O.
summary OF state hanks and trust com
panies ~ Greater New York. not included
in clearing house statement:
Loans, discounts, etc, F7IO,2s4,ioo: de-
crease. $4,000.
Gold, Si,2O6,6OO; increase. S56.5OO.
Currency. and bank notes, S2O,l32,soo;
decrease. S970,l0O.
Deposits with Federal Reserve Bank OF
New York. '6s.sos,5OO: decrease, $751;
Total deposits. sssL799soO; increase.
S17l5IO00.
Total deposits. eliminating amounts due
from reserve depository and other banks
and trust companies in New York and
United States:
Deposits, s7s65ss,7Oo; increase, 81
S7l.7OO.
Banks cash in vault. t27,52s, 600.
600.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Jan. 6.-DenleI OF saIrr .
Isl reports concerning movements OF
fTenCl troops caused an uptum Of 10
- points around the opening of the cot.
ton marie. today. but almost immeoistei,,
there was sag under liquidation OF long
contracts, good part OF which selling
appeared to be inspired by the holiday
mere Monday in observance OF the an
ntversary of the battle OF New O,leans
Al the enc Of the first half hour OF the
session, prices were to points under
Yesterdays close on the most active posi-
lions. After trading up TO es5Sc. Mari !,
fell or to 26.3Sc
As tho day progressed liquidation on
the long side increased with signs OF re-
newed uneasness over foreign politics.
During the latter part Of the session the
main topic OF discussion on the floor was
the chances OF settlement abroad. The
close was at the lowest o fthc DAY. at
ret losses Of six 20 sixteen points % tho
list" March fell 10 26.3ic and closed al
that price.
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GERMAN CONFERENCE
DISSOLUTION CAUSES
DECLINE IN STOCKS
Baldwin Locomotive, Stade-
baker and American Can
Lou at Close.
BY STUART p. WEST.

New York, Jan. GA simultaneous
decline in stocks in foreign exchanges,
in foreign government bonds, and in
cotton was the response OF the market
today to the uncertainty caused BY the
dissolution OF the German conference
on German reparations.
The most pronounced weakness oc-
CURED in French and Belgium govern
ments, which were registering the judg-
ment Of the financial community that
the chances for collection of German
indemnity money have certainly not
been improved and, il anything, have
been diminished by the attitude which
these countries have assumed.
The fall in French francs was COM
moderate and sterling and
fra were off only slightly. All things
considered. the New York stock mar
ket did not decline to such an extent at
would have suggested serious alarm.
Had Wall street believed that Germany
was on the verge of revolution, that
the Frenh franc was going the way
Of the German mark and that this
might lead in the end TO an upheaval
in France itself. the markets would not
have acted the way they did this morn
ing.
The greater part of the selling in
the share list came from the speculative
following which wanted to be as clear
as possible Of commitments over the
weekend. l brought about losses OF a
point or two points in, the speculative
leaders, but the market disclosed an
ample buying power on the way
down.
The low prices were reached in the
last hour with stocks like Baldwin Lo-
connective. Studebaker and American
Can off the most. A slight rally occur
red just at the close, but the final
: tone was for the most part heavy.
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TRAIN IS DERAILED
All But One Coach Leaves Rails, But
No One Injured.

POnca City. Okla, Jan. 6.-SOuth-
bound Santa Fe passenger train No. IL.
Kansas City TO Galveston, was derailed
four miles north of Orlando. Okla, at
Z o'clock this morning. No one was
injured seriously. All but one car left
the tracks but remained upright. The
engine tender was damaged, and the
track for a quarter of a mile was torn
up. The cause of the accident has not
been ascertaintd.
Arrangements were made at a nearby
farm house 10 care for the women and
children on the wrecked train until an
other train can be put on.
Several of the cars were smashed,
and railroad men said it was remark
able that no one was killed.
The train is said to be the fastest on
the Santa Fe system.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Jan. 6.-The weekend trad.
ing in cotton cloths was not of large
proportions, bu the market was EXCEED
inEly firm with all gains made during the
week maintained and some holders disin-
clined 70 sell at prevailing figures. Tine
demand FOR print CLOTHS was not SO hea "
as earlier in the week and sheetingS also
were quiet but ssteens were strong and
active and ducks were subject TO better
inquiry.
The raw silk market was very strong
and so was Yokohama where over lUVO
bales changed hands. Prices advanced
Ss.65: XXB. ss.62IB; extra, 1855, Best
No. y. $3.50; best No l. Ss.45; kansdi
No. l, SS.l2h: canton 1915. ss.O5; canton
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
SAW DEATH MARCH
Defense Witnesses Positive Miners Car.
ried No Weapons.
Rr the Assncintrd Press

Marion, III. Jan. 8.--Seven defense
witnesses at the trial of five men in
connection with the Herrin riots, tes-
titled today that they had seen the
death march of six non-union men
through Herrin.
All of them were positive that they
had seen no weapons of any kind. and
that there had been no abuse Of the
captiyes as asserted by states witnesses.
"Can you describe any member of
the crowd that accompanied the pris-
oners?" each witness was asked on cross
examination by Otis Glenn, special as
sistant attorney general.
All Of the witnesses said the members
of the crowd were all strangers and
they could not describe any individual.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City, No.. Jan. s.-Cattle

Kansas City, NO.. Jan. Seattle: Re
ceipts, 4s5: for week: beef steers strong
to 40c higher; mostly Csc higher; to3
SIO7S; Gamers cutters and fat she stock
IS TO CSC higher: bulls 2S TO soc higher
calves, csc TO 81 higher; stockers and feed.
ers avern ginE Csc higher: stock cows and
heifers, Is TO csc higher: stock calves
strong to soc higher.
Hog: Receipts. 1000: steady to strong
packer anG shipper top, SS.i5: few 100
pound averages, $40; bulk desirable 1870
TO 26O-pornd ut $40; bulk, is.2SGS.i5;
packing sows steady; mostly $3.50; stock
pigs weak. bulk IS.
Sheep: Receipts. 500: for week; lambs
Is to 25c lover; top, $3.50; bulk. Sl9.1S
Iings mostly 50ql2.O0; light ewes.
S7T5: wctbefs, $3.50.
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Wall Street Features
Producers and Refincrs,

The delayed announcement of the
Producers and Refiners plans and the
placing of the stock on 81 dividend
basis. brought quite bit of selling
into the stock today. This is the usual
procedure of Wall street TO "sell on
the good news" Directors of Pro-
ducers and Refiners approved the
negotiations for the acquisition of II
per cent Of the stock of Fensland Oil
company and the minority stock of
Lyons Petroleum company. The Fens-
land exchange will be on the basis of
35.100 Of one share of Producers for
one share of Fenslnnd while the ex-
change for Lyons stock will be on the
basis of 80 shares of Lyons for one
share of Producers.
Rock Island.
Selling little above its low for 1922.
Rock Island common stock has held
its ground fairly well since the turn of
the new year. After the recent dissolu.
ton Of the pool which had been active
in the stock for sometime, Rock Island
common declined quite sharply. but the
technical position of the shares has
evidently been strengthened. December
earnings were considerably better than
for the preceding months and show how
steadily Rock Island. like many of the
other railroad companies has been able
TO reduce its charges on account of
maintenance. Practically nothing above
the preferred dividend will be reported
for 1922, according to conservative
estimates. but earnings on the common
Of at least SO share is expected for
the current twelve months.
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EY:EXCHANGE: METAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.


New York. Jan. 6.-Forelg1 exchanges
Easy.
Great Britain: Demand. s4bIL: cables
Si64S: GO-day bills on banks. Sassy.
France: Demand. SOC: cables. 6.97.
Italy: Demand 5.06h: cables. 5.O7.
Belgium: Demand. 6.4lH: cables. 6.4c
Germany: Demand. .Ol16: cables, or
Holland Demand. 1856; cables, $3.50
Norway: Demand, 1898.
Sweden Demand. 1892.
Denmark Demand 2O.45.
Switzerland: Demand. 1885,
Spain: Demand. 1872.
Greece: Demand. lis.
Poland: Demand, .0056
CzechOslovakia: Demand. N.ei.
Argentine: Holiday.
Brazil: Holiday.
Montreal: sos.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN,

st. Louis Jan. s.-Cash:
Wheat: No. . red, SlsTnIsS. No 4
red. Sl.24G134.
Corn: No. ? white. tic; No. = yellow.
&c.
45isc.
Close:
Wheat: May. s11sN: July. si.osN. Z
Corn: Nay !lbC; July. 70lAc.
Oats: MAY, 45c; July, 4tc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

Sam johnson had just lost his better
half. friend who Inquired why no was
leaving town was told, Il doan' know
Just what I will do, Rastus. but / rec
l;ons I'll become a Mormon" "A Mormon!
his friend expostulated with true Metro
dist horror. "'what for you want to be
Mormon7' We'll" said Sam sadly, II
reckon Il keeps one woman hustlinE too
hard TO feed a heavy eater like myself"
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Potatoes.

Minneapolis, Jan. 6.-DecrCased acre
age. better marketing arrangements and
increased storage facilities are planned
by northwestern potato grower for this
year. last year heavy losses were
sustained By growers in Minnesota,
North Dakota. Michigan, Nebraska and
Kansas. where crops aggregated 100000
600 bushels.
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Hides.

Seattle. Jan. 6.--The local hide mar
ket is marking time. This is supposed
TO be due to the desire Of eastern tan
ners to keep stocks low until inyen-
toreis have been taken. Kips are quoted
at sixteen cents, Chicago city calf at
eighteen. native packers bulls IA IA,
county extremes IL IL and buff IL IL.
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PARIS BOURsE.

Paris. Jan. Grading was quiet on the
bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, SO francs, rs cen.
times.
Exchange on London, IS francs, 70 cen
times.
Five per cent loan. 70 francs. IS cen
times.
The dollar was quoted at II francs, .lIs
Centimes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
BOSTON WOOL.

Boston, Jan. 6.-Mills were more prom
inent in the dealings on the local wo,,I
market To-Day and evinced 4 willingness
to pay holders prices for the grades de-
sired. Dealers are anxiously waiting the
trend Of the Australian sales which Will
be resumed Monday as there is evidence
that thee will be considerable buying for
American account
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06
NEW YORK BONDS

New York, Jan. s.-FolIowinE is an Of
fetal list Of bonds traded in on the New
York stock Exchange today with prices
up to and including the close OF the mar
.ket Total sales today were Ss,70s,000.
raAnst ti7ss2,000 yesterday, ss,27S,000
a week ago, ;l2,067,Ooe a year ago, and
s7l33, 900 two years ago.
From january to date SSs,3S3, 900
against t7s,s 900 q year ago and 's,-
500, 900 two years ago.
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Lumber.
San Francisco. Jan. Q.

San FranCisC0, Jan. B.-Lumbrr mlIIS
on the Pacific coast will start the sec
ond week of the new year with untitled
domestic orders for 1J7,291,3l7 feet
and untitled foreign orders for 40, 1872
$50 feet. New business is running II
per cent above mill prod4rtion with Aus
tralia and South America in the mar
ket for large quantities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 6-Rutta- I'm.
ohAnGed. creamery 5S4 Sc. packing CSC.
EGGS one cent lower. Firsts &c, selected
case lots l5c
ers unchanged
Potatoes unchanged
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

chicago. Jan. 6.-Poultry alive. lower
fowls l6G2lhc, springs 21c, ROSTERS l4c
Butter higher. Creamery extras sic;
standards acc, extra flrsts asa SOC. flrsts
10 q 50 &c, seconds 43G44isC
Eggs lower. Receipts 43T5 cases. Firsts
&c, ordinary hrsts SO O 3sc, miscellaneous
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CHICAGO POTATOES.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Potatoes steady. = Re-
Receipts IS: total United States shipments
tsS. Wisconsin sacked and bulk round
whites sea Sc hundredweight; duties soc
1fl.05 hundredweiEht: Minnesota sacked
sandland Ohios dark soc.
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Cnal.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-The slight letup in
the buying of coal, apparent today is
attributed by dealers TO the taking of
inventories in many industries which
has interfered with production. Some
industries are already making inquiries
concerning coal for storage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-06

New Orleans, Jan. 8.-Heavy sales
of white goods at the sales now under
way are attributed generally to the be-
lief that higher prices for cotton goods
in conformity with higher prices FOR
the raw staple may be expected
shortly.
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F'Tuit.
Portland. Ore. ,

Portland. Ore, Jan. 0.-Locally there
is a good demand for red apples and
prices are somewhat stendicr but the
Spitzenburg season is drawing TO close
and stocks must be moved quickly TO
save them.