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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Sweet potatoes
steady; Tennessee Nancy Halls S101.15.
Celery steady, Florida crates Golden Self
Blanching, 4-6 dozen, $2.7593; s dozen,
50. 2692.50; 10 dozen. S1.75Q2 French
strain, 46 dozen, 50 50@2.75; dozen.
81 1909; 10 dozen. $1@1.26.
Tomatoes steady; Florida fancy, So;
choice. 4S.5OQ4
Spinach weak; Texas bushel curly best,
81 al rs; poorer, $50 s0c; Louisiana bar
gels, S405.
Strawberries stronger; Florida freezers
40@45c quart; S2-quart crates. l35 a 40c;
Louisiana, 24-plnt crates best s292.6O;
poorer. 81 a so.
Cabbage stronger; Alabama and Louis
lana barrel crates, medium to small, f3.5O
"a; large, s3@3.26; Texas barrels, me-
dunn 81 so.
Auction Wednesday. Florida grapefruit ::
Brghts, large. S3.1544; medium, So TOO
4.15: small S3@3.7b.
Goldens large, 81 $50 90 medium
s2S5@3 90; small. $2.75mS.25.
Russets. large S2.35@3. IS. medium,
S2.70Q3.70: small 50 .65 q 3. 10.
Florida oranges; Brights, large. 20 q
5; medium. 81 10 q 8. 25; small. s4.SO@
Goldens large, s3.3O@4.5O; medium, 81
sos; small. S4Q5.l0.
Russets, large, S3o5@4.O5 medium,
s365m45O: small, S4.0544.50.
Florida tangerines: Brights, W 50 g
so; medium, $780,. 80; small, $3.50
Goldens. large, So medium, 50 200
6b: small So 50G3. 20.
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LOCAL MARKETS

Bananas-Per pound. &c.
Beans-California lima. regular. II 4 c.;
navy firm. pound, 9ihc; pink beans, &c.
Peas-Californla Black-eyed pound. hc.
cabbags-Texas. green, firm. Sc;
Cranberries-whole barrel. $40: 20
pound boxes. $3.50.
Cocoanuts-Per sack. $500; broken lots.
$3.50.
Dates-Dromedary, 1915: as s-ounce
packages Dromedary. case. $3.50.
Evaporated Apples-Selah brand, 13hc
l6c pound: SO i6-ounce New York stock,
lie.
Evaporated Peaches-Fancy. 6o-pound
box. per pound. zoe; choice. 16hc; fancy.
b-pound boxes. 2lc.
enthusiastically peeled. SO; so IL
ounce packages. not quote.
Grapefruit-Box, 81.
Lemons-california. box. $500; import
ed, $500
Mackerel 14o-ct. tDis.. $3.50: 80 o.,
kess, $3.50.
90 on Mon BED per pound &c; yellow to'
orangss-2Oo- 21s-25O-176 to box. $500;
$50 to box. s4.75; 96i26 to box, s4.2S.
Beans-Fresh. $3.50 hamper.
Celery-Florida $3.50 crate: sl.2s dozen,
Cucuinbers-$6.5o crate.
Eggpiant-s5.s0 crate.
Lettuce-Iceberg. IS crate.
Perpendicular, crate. 81.
Tomatoes-Faney crate. $3.50; choice.
crate. So.
Michigan pound. &c. Sweet, 1o0-pound
sacks pound. 2hc.
Peanuts-Alabama. raw. pound SIC;
roasted. 7hc: Virginia. raw Sc; roasted.
91ac.
Prunes-Pitted. 80 11-ounce package,
Ice; 25-pound box. 1880 to pound. 12Ac;
60-70 to pound lie; 5000 pound, 90
pound boxes. lac.
Rlce-Fancy Blue Rose, pound, &c.
Rutabagas-Per pound. firm, 2%c.
Seed Potatoes and Onion Sets-Bllss
Triumph potatoes. sack. s5.2S! cobblers.
sack, s4.25; Rose, sack. s4.e5. Onion SETS
red, per bushe s2.75; yellow. s2.75: white.
So.
Strawberries-45c quart.
Louisiana Vegeta bles-Turuips barrel
Sc: mustard barrel. $3.50; carrots, barrel.
SIS; shallots barrel, IS: beets barrel. So;
spinach. barrel. $3.50.
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Naval Stores in Fire

PENSACOLA. Fla, Feb. 23.--Ths loss
was estimated early today at $500, 900 in
fire which last night swept the yards
of the Naval Stores and Warehouse COM
pany at Goulding. a suburb of Pensacola.
Twenty thousand barrels OF rosin and
several hundred barrels of turpentine were
burned and property of the company de-
stroyed.
The blaze is believed To have originated
by sparks from a locomotive.
At a late hour last night the fire was
brought under control. though 1t was hours
before the fluines were entirely extin-
guished
All Of Pensacola's fire equipment was
put into action and several Louisville and
Nashville engines were used to haul away
endangered stores.
Rolling off of burning barrels by vol
unteers saved $500 barrels of turpentipe
in storage tanks from destruction.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. ireb. 2s.-Cattle re-
ceipts. 200: steady; heavy steers. $500;
beef steers. S5@s, so. helfsrs. "a SO @S;
log g receipts, 1900; lie lower; $50
pounds and up 81 so 10 to $50 pounds,
$50. high; 1870 pounds down, 81 40;
thrnw-outs, So So down.
Sheep receipts. so; steady; lambs, s12.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Armour & Co 20,
liinois) today announced that 1t would
redeem at par and accrued interest on
June Is next all Of its per cent serlal
gold debentures, dated June 25 l9ls, ana
IL addition on April 20 next would redeem
81 par and accrued interest and At
premium of per cent on the principal,
It's 10-year per cent convertible gold
notes dated July IS, $40.
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TWO CONVICTED

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Feb. 70
James Harvey and John Wood we're
convicted by a military Court at
Fortress Monroe late today on
charges of kidnapping the Langley
field finance officer and four en-
listed guards and robbing the posts
pay car OF $4,000 on January 80.
They were sentenced to 10 years at
hard labor In a prison to be desig-
mated by the war department and
were dishonorably discharged from
the military service.
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PRICES LOWER In
WHEAT MARKET;
CLOSE UNSETTLED

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Liquidating
sales by eastern interests failed to
encounter in the wheat market today
the resistance which for week has
upheld at $1.19, the price of May de-
livery. Setbacks in Liverpool and
Winnipeg quotations apparently had
good deal to do with making buy
ers here timid. The close was un-
settled. sc to 2A C net lower, May
si.17% to s1.17H and July s1.14 Corn
lost CSC to 7s@1c. and oats &c to
z q sc. In provisions. the outcome|
varied from &c decline to &c advance
Support for the wheat developed
only after values had descended to
we'll below $11S for May. Aside from
the declines in foreign markets, talk
of burdensoue supplies east and the
unusual tack of buying here, a fur
tier depressing factor was a de!=s
which proposed farm legislation was
meeting with at Washington. Be-
sides an advance in federal reserve
discount rates included some selling.
Rallies were confined within a
range of &c. Bulls appeared to have
the May price pegged at $1l7z in
stead of S1.19, as heretofore, but
seemed unable to bring about any de-
cided upturn.
Comparison of wheat value with
that of other commodities led to no
increase of demand A similar re-
suit was noted in regard to reports
of damage to the domestic winter
wfeat and to prospects of rice crop
failure in Japan.
Corn and oats were bearishly af-
fected by heavy receipts here and by
word of general rains in Argentina
improving the outlook there for corn
Provisions averaged little higher.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO. Feb. -23.--Following is the
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WASHINGTON. FEB. - ,,.i,a ese1 ~
freight rates on cotton. compressed IN
transit. or in prior to shipments. between 2
tories and 6;alyeston Houston and Texas
city. are discriminatory against those
ports and constitute an undue preierehae ae
cided today by the interstate commetce
commission. general revision Oh w
schedules involved was ordered 10 'dhe
effect May 81.
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WHITE MEN ACQUITTED

HINESVILLE, Ga, Feb. IA YER
dict of not guilty was returned by
jury here late this afternoon in the
case of James r. Tyree. Carl Stew
art, Bob Price, l. W. Rhoden and
Dock Rhoden, who were tried on
charges of murder in connection
with the lynching of two negroes,
Joe Jordan and James Harvey.
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SYLVIA, Ca, Feb. 23.-Joe Jen-
kins, white man, was round guilty
of voluntary manslaughter by a jury
here tonight in connection with the
killing of COZ" Jones, an aged
negro. last December, The jury
recommended a sentence of one to
three years, which was imposed by
the court Immediately. The jury
was out three hours
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Flashes Off Wire


NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The decision
OF the eastern presidents conference
OF railroad heads to bring suit to
prevent inauguration of the low rate
mileage book ordered by the inter
state commerce commission brought
from 80 presidents OF commercial
travellers organizations tonight the
announcement that they would hold
mass meetings throughout the nation
to block withdrawal of the order.
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ARNsTEIN ARRESTED

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The discov-
cry of grip full of corporation
stocks and bonds believed spurious.
IN the possession of two men about
10 depart for a western selling cam
paign, led to the arrest tonight of
Jules "Nicky" Arnstein, Edward M
Fuller, bankrupt broker of the firm
OF Fuller and Niece, who is out on
$4,000 bail on swindling charges,
four other men and a woman.
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MRS. cox AsPHYxIATED

MERIDIAN, MISS, Feb. 23.-Mrs.
NJ. l.. Cox, 45 years old. prominently
known in this city, was aspNyxlated
in her home today. The nozzle OF a
kitchen stove gas pipe. still flowing,
was clutched in her hand A coro-
ner's jury rendered a verdict of sui
eide. Ryland Cox, zone of three sons,
lives in Tampa. Fla. Mrs. Cox was
a widow
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ADJUSTMENTS
AT LOEW,S BlJOU

Capacity crowds at Loew's Bijou
during the second half of this week
have shown their appreciation of the
unusual offerings which will be pre-
scented for four more performances
Saturday, and include such features
as Dance Dreams" with it's fine cast
and splendid electrical effects and
radium gowns; Mr.. and MrA Norman
Phillips in the satirical offering. THE
Honeymoon" Clark and O'Neil me-
lodious harmonists, also are said to
be scoring hit, along with Jean
Boydell. character Coincidence, and
the Alvarez due, with Clara Kimball
young as the star in Metro picture,
ENTER Madame"
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uospITAL FOR JOURNAIIsrs

MENICO CITY, Feb. 2i.--The cor
ner stone for Newspapermens
Hospital" is to be laid here soon as
the result of an active campaign for
funds by virtually all of the publica-
tions of the capital. Although mel =
bers of the profession are the nomi-
nal beneficiaries. the hospital will
be open to all persons who care to
take out membership. The best ply
sicians OF the city have signified a
willingness to cooperate.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-sugar to asHy
touched the highest price levels since lsS ~
cuban raw sold at sac a pound, cost anu
freight while graduated was quoted at
Q gents.
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MCCARTHY ExONERATED

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-"Handsome
Dan" Mccarthy, who shot and killed
Steve" Kelliher. rival la5or leader,
in gun battle in crowded south
side cafe last Sunday night, was ex-
onerated by coroner's jury today.
The jury found that Mccarthy shot
in self-defense and that the shooting
was justifiable.
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DUBLIN, Feb. 23.--Military head
quarters at Charleyville. Cork, an
nounce that John Lynch, brother of
Liam Lynch, chief of staff of the ir-
regular army, has been arrested dur
ing roundup there and put in jail
In Limerick.
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RELEASED TO SHELBY

Abe Jenkins. negro, who Thursday
night confessed to the robbery of
store Tuesday night in Calera, fol-
lowing his arrest in Birmingham by
CITY Detectives Moser ami Biiedge,
was released to Shelby county Of
ficers Friday afternoon.
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KHAN CASE OPENS

TOPEKA, Kans., Feb 23.-The
taking OF testimony in the states
custer case against the Ku Klux
Kan VIII commence tomorrow before
S. NJ. Brewster, appointed by the SUI
preme court to sit as commissioner
TO hear evidence
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HEARS TALK OVER wsy

Robert S. Huey. former citizen OF
Birmingham, writes the Chamber Of
Commerce from Drexel Hill. near
Philadelphia, of having enjoyed the
talk of r. /. ingalls, on structural
steel, delivered recently over the
WSY broadcaster of the Alabama
Power company. He says he heard
every word.
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HURT FIREMAN RESTS WELL

James Wideman, member Of squad
company, Fire Department Station /,
was reported resting we'll Friday
night at the Norwood hospital. Wide
man was carried there following an
accident Wednesday noon. when In
going over the railroad crossing At
Eighteenth street and Powell: avenue
he was-thrown Oft a fire wagon and
hurled to the street. His skull was
said to have been fractured by the
fall
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MRS. E. T.. MuLLIKIN DIES

Mrs. Elizabeth Earl MuIlfkln, Is
years old, died Saturday morning at
1880 o'clock following a lingering
illness at the home of her son, H. C.
Mullilsin, 500 st. Charles avenue, West
End. Body will be sent by Johns to
Greenville, S. c.. ror burial She is
survived by one son, II. c. Mullikin,
of Birmingham; one daughter, Mrs,
william II. Beers. of Birming CHAM.
and one stepson, NJ. *. Mullikin Of
Greenville, 9. G.
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LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
tBirmlhsnain Packing Coz
Fed steers: Good to choice. bWlc,
ms.iium good, on Wohc; common 10
niruIunl, ~ W nc.
Grass catuv taeoording to weight. quail
ty and nesnl: Steers Dh Qvc. far cows.
. n u411C, medium COWS, 90 sc: cutters,
zWsc; Gamers. I9aw.c; heavy bulls, An
use, lignt DuiIs, 1Woc; fat yearllIgs Az
be-; meulum yeariinss. sW4c, vealers.
6W6c
hogs: Chuics corn led moss, lt5 TO 26v
pouuus 6Ueac, Sholco corn led nogs, 49,
10 100 pounus. IsaVoc, cnoies corn led
uogs. 90 10 1876 pounds, VasVtS, llkHt
plgs so pounds and down, oV1c; best
peaNy rousn nuss. o46c; nalf lat rough
eoss, 4Voe. oOlt ana oily hogs from lie
~ 90 per pouno less IMAM the aDvse prIcas.
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HIDES AND WOOL
No, / Green salt HideB-10c.
No. z Green Salt Hides-ec.
No. Green Fresh Hldes-8c.
NJ. z Green Fresh Hides-7c.
NO, 4 Dry flint iiidss--I3c.
No. Dry Flint hiles--lzc.
No. Dry SAT- Hides-Izo.
No. Dry salt Hiues-lIc.
sheep Ekins--t- & 7bo.
Goat Skins-10W3 Uc.-
Hog Skills-iu u loo.
Horse Aides-siW $50.
Iailow-4 " SC.
Beeswax-suV
Clear Giease Wooi-3o szc.
Bury Wovl-i7 y lSc.
Clear Washed Wool--3s o <oc.
Ginseng Wild. s7@S.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK sroCKs
;SURANCE STOCKS


Ala. n. Life Ins Co tpar I0).. IA
Protective Life ms Co (par 100 IS
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That water could be heated by
stirring II was discovered by James
p. Joule in l8<2
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With most modern machinery II
would take 25 years to sink shaft
10 miles deep.
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Ala. Power Co, pfd.......... =. 9S
Ala. IT,. 1t & r., common.... ~ rs
American Bakeries Co.........l26 140
avondale Mills, com .........575 700
Avondale Mills. pfd. los ITO
Bess. c, 1 &c L Co...,..... SIS 65
Bhan Ky. 1t a. + 60, conn.,. -.
Bham Ry, 1t G. p Co. pfd.... 90 80
Bham Realty Co........|......I30 $50
Bham Waterworks S. pfd ..I0I los
Fairfield Land Co .......-.... 40 eU
jefferson County Bank ....... IS 40
Loveman. Joseph & Loeb. com. 10 so
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb. pfd.. so 90
Morris Plan Co....,.......... IS 100
Nat. Cast Iron & Pipe Co......130 $50
Southeastern Express Co... 80 100
Warrant Warehouse ......... 90 ITO
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A box car is 100000, 100000 times
bigger than a pinhead. nays one stat
istician.
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Ala. Power Co. Is. '5l......lOO 100
Ala. Power Co. 5s, 194s...... 81 IS
Ala. Power Co. IS. 1851. SSh Ssh
Ala. IT,. 1t. q p. 5s. 1852. IS II
Ala. state Fair IS, 1925 49,. So SIS
Ala. Stl& Shpbldg rs. 1y30......1O0 102
Bham Ry. 1t & p 4izs, 1864. 76 rs
Bham Ry. Lit q P Is. 1861. Sc S8
Bham Waterworks SIS. 193s.,.. So %
Country Club IS. 1894. SS 100
Jefferson Realty Is, 1942...... :. 80
Temple Us, 5l........ yS 101
Miner Land Co. Is. 1924. ..... eS 1oa
Pratt Cons Coal SIS, 1955.. rs 50
Woodward Iron 5s, 1907. ...... 62 30
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FISH

(standard Fish Company
Gray Suappei Per H.. lac.
heu hnapper-fer H.. zlc
spanish .ei-rer TO-, &c.
tulipsnu-fer ID, 35c.
salt water IIout-Fer h., .2c
AIulle,-Fef To-. IVc.
Oysters-Lnesape4ne Bay extra select.
Ss.bU per gallon.
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Litchi trees, which bear delicious
sugary fruit. Will not grow in cool
climates.
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s $;S 4; 4 4. III AZ; s
s 5::$ !; II; Il: ~ III IL
NY 9aiy H 1Iis 1 1I:i5 i IL: l i::f
July July -. -. io.s5 1887 1915 1876 1885
CASH GRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-cash wheat:
So g 9ay ,l1s slsa a6gd ~ May H.
so.e. fiss' az No. /. IsSs. TI4Has'' ''@~
:, TOLEDO Oh z g. Feb. ss..cash wheat.
sikei $40. SO; timothy, So. 80.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2a:-wheat; No red.
St% s nizsJ ~; hsre sis sso CEN
a lie. Oats. No white hit; Is g9Sc; 10 10.
3 white. az S4tAs.;, Rye, No. 2, 759ssAe
60; clover seed. SIS. 50 20, 80. Pork
nominal; lard, sii.4o ribs $40. l2@1o.25.
KANSAS CITY, Me-; Feb. ss.1cash
slIo&l;1si Nc. 2 red. .s1.27 go Corn:
No. No. Witt t i5G45fac; 10 sG" mixed i $50
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb 2s....wheat; No. 2
red, sl.SsQl 40; No, g., siso@1 IS; May
siI6% July sliiF Germ :. Ne SX :, white " y
july, 75Ssc. oats: No. White, e. 947c:
No. 3. ai& 945e; May. ACC.
p,,1I, rtI t,ah % -C,Iosins. riax saad
on track. 50 .oeha; arrive, $40 u; Febru-
s55y,e - 10 e MarGm' ~ z asNeu' May
S-.sOa ashed' July, sz.'S pa
p,cr M,pErT
>fEyy OBJ MsNS Nh ponyb rica
dull; no sales, receipts none, mtllers re-
eeipts none. CIean rice Dun; sales, 4sS
poek.sts Blue Rose - ~ 9se' ~ pocke rs
ceipts s.o2s pockets. Bran, S25 per tom;
pollsh, 70 per Ton.
,, PkoD0SE No.
eHleAeo. reo' = - 81 % utter 1wei
Ssea sxfSa s srsta frs m4se
seconHs 10 y 4oc. Bsss IoIer' rec ttt
cases nsts osatnsry ii's's
Nrv voer nah es-ttva rou,,rv r..
rosr,,INr III ,c,sns asGS5c. fowls &c. fur
regnas "a ssisNe"s ressed poultry irreguar
sr Ioris Mo- Tsb as-Hens 1sc;
butter. Siisc.
KANsAs CRY Mo Feb. 2s.-Butter
ana poultry unchanged. EGGS lie ioweri
i''s's' &c seie''s' o.e'
g--POuitry. alive low
o.. fowls sac springs 2bc; ROSTERS lie
f
NEy YORK Feb. 2a.-Butter strong
% rSrasb ratbered extra fIrsts so q
~. f,,str 90 Z n gsc Cheese firm. re-
in,t 20 o. s7t poi,pds
'e'P''
POTATOES
,,r1Tr.co ,sh 39Npotatoes stronger;
-,,.ai,',s - cars Wisconsin sacked round
,Ti,p Ia cvvt idaho sacked rurals
~ 80, - - -
49,
uapSrS AND MILES
PAST 81, i9iTiS ills Feb 23-Horses
~ 3,,l.s steSdv fo strong unchanged
anu i"eies -
LIVE STOCK
,,INctNNArI o. reb. es.-Uog re-
,i,ts soe, " dp3bc lower: heayies s776
az "a hackers and butchers SIS 50Ds %;
s.S12 ga. 1a' st,gs S3m4 Is
G,ttie rarsipte 900, steady: calves
rood steady; medium. common ana weak.
Gh..n rsrssints "a, steady. Ianlbs steady
sheeP receipts ~ s'S""S s"'''D'
,,,.icvtttr ~, irah os-cattle re-
M 70 9an IT. a,csiiy. heavv steers ssdso.
Seelpts' taevs SGmE 10, heifsrs 81 s0GS,
ne, sgSes m. feedsrs. IS .5od07; stockers
COWS, ~ So isVN'''' ~ ~ y
~ a ., 20. ,oai,,,s eoo, Ike lower. o5o
,,nd wi mn 81 10. 40 to ESQ pounds
sStiuus h ,slh 100 rounds down. 81. 40;
~ 80 20, .n nis" Sd * down,
am. all l.iIliug classes around
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CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Butter lower;
53c: extra firsts 49U 5O1sc firsts. ~ % 4sc !;
seconds, 45 y G46c. Eggs lower. receipts,
21439 cases ;firsts Soc; ordinary firsts.
- a 33e; miscellaneous, 34@S4hc.
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ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 2s.-wheat: No. Q
red. sl.3sQ1. 400 No. 3, si.sO91.Ss; May
$1.I6A; July. S1.11A. Corn: No. white
741c; No. 2. 74@741Ac; May. TAX @7tMc;
July, 75hAc oats: No. white, 46 "a % 47c;
No. 8. 4l% Q45c; May acc.
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nRSES AND MULES

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Potatoes stronger;
receipts ~ cars. Wisconsin sacked round
whites. siQ1.10 cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals,
$l.s5 cwt.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Live poultry ir-
regular; chickens, GOOSE: fowls. csc; tur
keys. COG csc. Dressed poultry Irregular
fowls, 20@S1c; turkeys, No. l. 80 gaze.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.--Peultry alive low
err: fowls 23c springs, 25c; roosters, lie.
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CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 2S.-Cash wheat.
No. northern, s11sA@1.27R: May,
81 lsh: july. sl.1sH. Corn. Mo. yell
low, 66la 967c. Oats: No. white, 80 4 q
40hc. Flax, No. l. sS.16@S.17h.
TOLEDO. o., Feb. 23.-cash wheat.
81 361s @1 .37h. Clover seed. 1920: Al
sike. $40. SO; timothy. So. 80.
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RICE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-Rough rice
dull: no sales, receipts none: millers' re-
ceipts none. Clean rice dull; sales, 4ss
Carolina DC; 2s7 pockets 216-16c. Re-
ceipts 5.o23 pockets. Bran, SIS per tom
polish. IS per ton.
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NEW YORK, Feb 2s.-Butter strong ;
receipts s.4l1 EGGS unsettled; receipts
2s.057 Fresh gathered, extra firsts, 500
40c; firsts Sc u q 3Sc. Cheese firm re-
leinf =. na.i11 pOllnds.
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ST LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 23.-Hens. 1sc
geese. 12c; others unchanged. Eggs, 3Siac;
butter. 81 &c.
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on track. So .06l; arrive. 50 oil "a Febru
airy. sS.o6h; March. SO oil Is asked; May.
S2.SOl4 asked; July, So. 10 bid.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 23.-Butter
ana poultry unchanged. Eggs. lie lower;
firsts. sic; selects. 3Ic.
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MEATS

tSwift a. Coz
ID. S. Clear Belllss-Per %. 1tdlsho
silver Leaf Pure Laru-Psr ib., lac.
Jewel Snortening-Per h.. lac.
butter-fer ID, Dtc.
Ilanis-Skineu. psr 3D.. 23026c.
FORK Lolns-fer d. l5V2vc.
Bacon-fer To-, 24V4oc.
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IIXV NTO(K

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ills. Feb 2S.-Horses
and mules steady TO strong, unchanged.
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CINcINNATI, o.. FEB. 2s.-Hog re-
csipts $500; % 35c lower; heavies. S7.Ib
MN,5 packers and butchers s.. 500s 30 !;
l,Aavy tat avg s6@6.75; pigs and lights.
81 GtS 40: stays S4W4. 10.
good. steady; medium. common ana weak.
sheep receipts 5oi steady, lambs steady.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 23.-Cash
wheat: No. red, S1.10@1.1s; No. red
No. white. Tie; No. yellow. TIC. Oats
No. white. 45Q45hc; No. 2 mixed. 45Q
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CHICAGO. Feb. .23.-Whest: No. red.
% @ SS34c; No. hard; s1.tsA Corn
a lie. oats: No. 3 white. 45946c; No.
2 white. a y @44he; Rye No. g.. 76@s6kc
Barley. So GD7-c. Timothy seed IS 90@
CSC clover seed. sls, so q 20 so. Pork
nominal: lard $11. 40; ribs, $1O.12Q 10. IS.
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NIIICAGU, FEB. -23.--Following Is the
provisions. 1900 -'N