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LIVE STOCK


 NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-cattle-Re- ceipts, 1,1so. Steers, $5.50@1o75; state bulls. ss.5p p95,75; cows, $1.s5@5.
 Calyes-Steady. Receipts, $40. veals, $1siso 9l7;i cuils and little calves, $s@s; buttermilks and, grassers, $4.5o@5.5o.
 Eheep and lambs-Steady, Receipts. 1,4p. Sheep, $4.5o@6.5O; culls, $225@ 3.36i3 lambs g 9@15.5o; culls, $S@10.
 dogs gs-SteAdy; receipts, 1,410 Light to meddum weights, $775@s; pigs, $750@ a:s6: heAvyas hogs, $7.30@7.40; roughs, eV.ycWs' ..' es.'4 .4'y CHfCAGo, Feb. 14.-Cattle-Receipts, s.oegs Beef steers and fat she stock unfysnlyh higher; former class, mostly 4S9 70 .2Sc up; spots, more on in-between grades; top, matured steers, $11,65; average weight, 1,457 pounds; other mAtured, steers, SLIGO; best baby beef yearhngs, mixed steers and heifers. $n5o; numerous loads weighty steers, $io.75@11.25; lower grade fed steers, kind recently draggy, at $7.251S.25' sharing advance; desirable beef heifers, 25c up in, spots; fat she stock, mostly lOct 10 16c4 higher; bulls, firm; yealers. mostly BOG lower; bulk to packers. $s. 50 gS5o; few upward to SIP to outsiders; stockers: and feeders. steady; slightly nmProvedn action on better grades.
 Hogs-Receipts, A0,0OO. Opened fairly active, mostly 10c to 15c higher than yesteday's' average; closed very slow, with most of early advance lost; bulk good and choice, 250 to 325-pound butch CTS s7.D@7S5; top. s7.35; bulk desirable 17o to 225-pound aver age. $7@7, 20, best grades, 15O to 160- pound average, mostly $6.9O@7.O5; packing sows, largely $6@6.25; bulk de. sirable .weighty slaughter pigs, S6@6.25; estimated holdover, 15,000.
 ,Sheep-Receipts, 12,OOO. Fat lambs generally strong; spots, higher; sheep and yearAngs, strong to 25c higher: feeding lambs, steady; bulk fat wooded lambs, $14. .40@14.90; top, $15; choice clipped lambs. $12.5O; best yearling wethers, .$1S.25; aged wethers, $lO; bulk fat eyes $s.5o9s; feeding lambs, most
 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 14.-Cattle: Re- eeipts, 2500;. steers around steady !; bulk, $8,O009!35; bee4 cows. S4.OO@5. 30: canners and cutters, $2.25Q2.50; bulls weak to lower; bolognas, $4.00@460; caves dull! mostly Soc lower; mediums ana heayies, $s.5oQ7.0O; stockers and reeders scarce. steady, at $6.0O@7.25.
 Hogs: Receipts, 5000; market dun: snipper market 5c to 10c higher; bulE. s6.OO@7O0; bulk packing sows. S6.256 5.25..' ~-''"v
 Sheep: Receipts, 4,OO0; lambs gen. orally strong to 10c higher; top, $l46O; sneep steady; ewes, $9.OO; wetbers. 5000; feeding lambs, $iS.5e.
 CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 14.-Hogs: Receipts; 1000; steady to 5c higher: neavy, T60Q7.75; packers and butch CTS. $7.76; mediums, $7.5O07.75. -.
 Cattle: Receipts, 400; market slow and weak. Calves steady. st
 Sheep: Receipts, PTS; market steady. lambs steady. ,
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 14.-Cattle: Receipts, 100; market steady; heavy steers, n.Oo@S.00; beef steers, S5. .O0D eoo; heifers. s5.5o@6.5O; cows, $500
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LIYERPOOL C0TTnN

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14-Cotton, spot. quiet; prices easier; good middling. lS.49d; fully middling. 1s.9sd; rniddlinT. ie.4sd; low middling, l7.49d; good or dinary, 16.4sd; ordinary, 15.ssd. Sales. 1000 bales. including 5000 American. heceipts, is 10000 bales. no Amsrican. Flu lures closed easy. Februafy. 1s.4ld.
 March. 1S.52d; May, 1s.55d; July. 1S.i4d:
 October. 16.o4d; December, 15.62d; Jan. uarY. 16.54d --.-.'
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Foreign ex- changes irregular. Quotations in cents:
 Great Britain, demand, 4.3Oh; cables, 4.S0@; 60-day bills on banks, 42sK. France, demand, 4.4615 cables, 4.47. Italy, 4.S4hQ4.s5; Belgium, demand,
 S.s3h Q3.s4; Germany, OO0OOOoOOO22@ O :Uoooooo0oO22; Holland, 3739; Norway, Switzerland, 17.3s; Spain, 12.74; Greece. TO; Poland, .o00012; Czechoslovakia' a. 2e0%; Jugoslavia, 1.2Os; Austria, .OOI4: Rumania, .51h; Argentine, s33. 50 !: Brazil, 12.1o; Tokio, 45M; Montreal,
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PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans-Middling, 32.ssc: re- ceipts, S,8l2; exports, 5,753; sales, 26I; stock, 188,756. -A' Galveston77-Middling, s2.15c; receipts, osa arer; r. exports 7'6S5; sales, 1856; stock, Mobils-Middiing. Sec; receipts 1s1; stock, e9,167. Savannah-Middling, 31 .s3c: receintz 462; sales, 69S; stock, 69,415. m mCharleston-Receipts, S5s; stock, ST. wilmington-Middling. sl75e; re- eeipts, 237; stock, 1S,S75. Texas City-Stocls, 69. : Norfoik-Middling 32c; receipts, ss7: sales. 366; stock, 83,522.
 altimOre-Stock, 2,442 Boston-Middiing 33.2Oc; receipts, 5ss; stock, 5000. 'N"'
 PhiIadelphia-stock, 3.s1s. i ., d., O, Hew s,oa aorkmMiddlng. ;ed sna s215c exports, Minor ports-Stock, 2,757. ,,Ft, Total today-Receipts, 13,157: exnortsN IA, ,2S2; stock, S65 LA. - < " ports, 75,496. exports, 4,005,O46. ~? INTERIOR MOVEMENT | '. Holston-Middling, 32c: -,,rAeaints stock, 273.623. G.s -'C'
 Memphis-Middling, ssS; Iraceints S.s47; shipments. $.7s5; sales, 2,Soo: stock, 112,777. SNo' Augusta-Middling 31ssc; receipts 412; shipments, 978; stock, 39. .4se.
 St. Louis-Middhng, S3.5Oc; receiuts. 4,s7s; shipments, 4,s79; stock. e.S6S. Atlanta-Mtddling, S215c
 Little Rock-Middling,1 32. .25c: receints l0s; shipments. S39; sales. I2o; stock 29,41s. T., 's"' Dailas-Middling, s1,26; sales. 2ooo.
 Montgomery-Middling, 31.ssc; sales. 25. s'' Total today-Receipts, 15,525;, ship ments, 16,1SS; stock, 461, ,469.
 COTTON SEED OIL ".s .t NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Cotton seed oil advanced 10 points early through covering of shorts on the advance in lard and firmer crude markets. but re- newed liquidation in March and local selling on the weakness in cotton brought about a reaction before the close. Active months were finally 1 to } points net higher. Sales, 17,Od0 bar rels. Prime crude, Sss7h0e.00; prime summer yellow spot, $1000, bid; March. s10.2S; May, $10.7o; July, $10.s1, Ail bid.
 .s, BAR SILVER
 NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Bar silver. sSN; Mexican dollars, 4s%, is
 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb t4.-,1forses and mules stendy. ouctatiOHs un- cnangeos "a AsS
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cAsH GRAIN

N CAeH1 GRAIN
 MINNEAPOLfs. Feb. whsat-. No. l nosthern. Nc15011s. 'ffi
 Corn-No.ss yellow. 72@72tlc.
 Oats-No. SsYhite, 44Nc. s.
 Fiax--No. l, h2.57& @s.sRx.
 ST. Loy1s. Tss. 14.-wh.at-cashh, <, Nc: Nc S,2 ? redSf1. .is@1.Issj No. s'fAa, si.li corn-No. syyhite. 77c:sNo. 8 ysiiow. .,S.ssa' SsssaNs. 2 waiss' Soc; No''sswA'se, ;.
 ciose-wheat: May s1.11; yuly, $10sN.. Corns4 May. sOa 6sQAc; July. s0%c. Oats: May, 501sc. NJ
 TOLEDO, O.. Fsh< 14.-Clover stsd-.- old, $13.05 bid; newSsS12.50; Februafy, sis.so; xss,.l Msssch, p.s 1s slaso af
 Tim5thy sssd1$Aso asked; Fsbtuary, ss.so asked; March. .ss asked. ss..,s
 KANsxS S1fYsFsS! l,A. .Awkset,No. 2 harf si074a 2is No. 2 .a red. :1o@
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-Fsisviss arc tsssys hlsA. isv aad 'sIsslas srIsss d bsses sa ths Nsw Ysrk stssk Exshahss, end the tstal salss d each ''"'' UNITED srAfEs BONDS Z.
 nsadsr should asts that Liberty tends gre suetee dsllars asd eents. The frastsns are desisaatsd sy ltvIal lNhsi .AuMArater only.
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BANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The weekly state ment of the Bank of England shows the following changes in pounds:
 IotaI reserve increases, 684, 4,00O; cir culation decreased 6S2 ,00O; bullion in creased 2,2i4; other securities increased lo3,oOO; other deposits decreased 1884 oOo; notes reserve increased 6S5, ,OOO; {; government securities decreased .94s . QUO. The proportion of the banks re- serve to liability this week is 1905 per cent; last week 1t was 1929 per cent. Rate of discount, per cent.
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lds; No. ? yellow, 72hc;l No. ? mixed 71Mc- i Oats-No. ? white, 4sh @4sc. Bariey-o5c. z CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-wheat-No. hard, $1.13; No. 8 hard, $1.09h 01.10X
 tCorn-rNo, mixed, TIA @77Xc; No. yellow, S01s @s1c. '. :. o,sts.No. e,.t ; ! 2 white. 4sA A@4sc; No. 5 Aye-No.,2, 72hc.
 < HHkrley-640 07sc.
 Timothy. ssed-$70s.25.
 Clover seed--$1SQN. s Lard-l$1h10.
 fKibs--$9 -$9.50. x;
 SHsIlies $t.s7.
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COFFEE FUTURES

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-An openine advance of ? to 10 points in the mar ket for coffee futures established new nign record prices today, but met a good deal of realizing and was followed by reactions. There was continued buv- Ing by trade and commission house in terests at the opening, which was fore aged by reports of a strong spot situa- tion, but realizing became active at 1S.61c for May and 13.26c for Septem- per. There were reactions of some 25 10 14 points from the best in conse- quence, with May selling off to l3.34c and September to 12.92c in the late trading. The close showed a net de- cline of to 17 points. Sales were es- ttmated at about 61,O0O bags. March. 13.7Sc; May, 13.43c; July, l3.23c; Sen. tember, 13O3c; October, 13.95c; Decem- Der, 12.85c.
 Spot coffee was reported in less &C., tive demand, but firm at 1414c for Rio Is and 1Skc to 1SAc for Santos As. Cost and freight offers included 3s and 5s, part Bourbons, at 1S.20Q1S.95c for prompt shipment, and at 12.95c for Feb suary- March shipment. Rio Is were of Tered at 13.hOc for prompt shipment.
 The official cables showed an ad- vance of 30 reis in the dollar buying rate and of 1-32 in Rio exchange on London. The Rio market was 275 reis lower to 75 reis higher, and Santos was 25 reis lower to 175 reis higher. Bra gillian port receipts, 43,000; Jundiahy re- ceipts, 22,0O0.
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BANK OF FRANCE

PARIS, Feb. 1.-The weekly state ment Of the Bank of France shows the following changes in francs:
 Gold in hand increased 97,000; silver In hand increased 10S,O00; notes in cir cuiatton decreased' 241 ,2S2, ,000; treasury deposits increased g, ,325 ,OOO; general de- posits decreased 369,083, ,O00; bills dis counted decreased 2s,422, 900; advances decreased 33,657 900. The state repaid the bank 20000O,OOO francs.
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RAW SILK

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Raw silk steady. Prices per pound: Kansai dou- ble extra cracks, $7.6OQ7.70; Kansai best No. l, $7.4OQ7.45; Shinshu No. 1. $7.30Gp TAO; Canton extras, A." 14-16, $7.10GD 7.I5; Shanghai, China, steam i'll gold double deeFs $s.2O0s.3O.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON ,,
SPOT COTTOE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. sl4.-spot .cot- ton quiet, 75 points lower. Sales on. the spot, 261; to arrive, none; low ntidtiIins, 30.63c; middling, S2.3sc; good crniddlinE, E, SS.50c; receipts, 3,S12; stock, i1SS, ,756.
 ,. NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-spot cotton quiet; middling, 3215c. i., -.
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CALL MONEY

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-CalI money firmer. High, low. ruling rate, closing Did, offered at and last loan, AZ; cali loans against acceptances. AK; time loans steady; mixed collateral, 6O-9O days, "A; 4-6 months, AZ; prime com mercial paper. AZ
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Copper strong; electroiytic, spot and nearby, 12B @13c; futures, 13Q131sc.
 Armstrong and steady; spot and nearby, $55@55.5O; futures, $54.5O. Iron-Steady; prices unchanged. Lead-Firm; $S.2509
 Zinc-F1rm; East St. Louis spot and futures, $6.SO@6.a5.
 Anttmony-Spot, $10.JO
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FLOUR MARKET
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.,. Feb. 14.- Flour Unchanged to 25c lower; famil pa3snts, $6,40@6.45 q, barrel. Shipments 46a69 bafrels. \, ! 'Brxn- s24 .500255 50.
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 turkeys. 2sc; geese. 16c: others un- changed; butter, 511sc; eggs unchanged. CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Poultry. alive, unchanged. KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 14.-But- ter, eggs, potatoes and poultry un- changed. NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Butter easy; receipts, 11,5S2; Creamery higher than extras, 51 1sg52c; creamery, extras, 92 score, 4shQ5O%c; packing stock, cur rent make. No. 2 2sc. Eggs irregular; receipts, 23,58S. Fresh gathered firsts, S9Q40c; do. seconds and poorer, 356 3Shc; new Jersey and other hennery whites, closely selected extras, 46c; state nearby and nearby western hen nery whites, firsts to extras, 42@45c; nearby hennery browns, extras, 48c; Pa cific coast whites, extras, 45@46c; do. firsts to extra firsts 42A @44c; refrig- orators, firsts. 32k @33kc. Cheese steady; receipts, 157,044 pounds; state, whole milk flats, held fancy to fancy CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Butter lower; creamery extras, 5(0hc; standards. 5Ohc; extra firsts, 49@50c; firsts, AS @5oc; firsts, 4s@4s1ac seconds, 461s@ 4i1ac. Eggs easy; receipts, 12,506 cases; firsts. S4h@351sc; ordinary firsts, 3i @32c.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Live poultry steady; broilers, 40@55c; fowls. 244 2sc; turkeys, 25@2Sc. Dressed poultry quiet; prices unchanged.
 DRY GOODS
 NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Cotton goods in the gray continued quiet today, with prices considerably easier, while fin ished goods were a little more active. Denims were ordered freely at the new prices. Jobbers reported a steady trade Tn dress fabrics, wash goods and silks. New lines of fancy worsteds for mems wear will be opened next week. Bur. laps continued quiet, with Calcutta slightly firmer. Yarns were quiet and i irregular.
 STEEL MAP-E-
 NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Steel prices unchanged.
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK. Feb. l2.-FoIIewins Is the official list of transactions the New York Curb exchange, sIvns all stocks and bonds traded In: INnIIsTRIA d
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. sIlswas tsday's saIss thigh. low and slssins prices of stocks listed sn the New Yerk stsek Exchange:
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LONDON MONEY

LONDON. Feb. 14.-Bar silver, 34 Lit pence per ounce. Money, per cent discount rates, short and three-months bills, 11-i6 per cent.
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RAW SUGAR

AAW SUGAR
 NEW YORK, Feb. A.-Raw supar was easier today, but demand was light ana no actual business developed. Cubas were offered at concessions of %c or on the basis of 7.34c, duty paid'
 Renewed liquidation and sellinr hv houses with Wall Street and, Cuban connections, prompted by the increased spot offerings, accounted for opeuin1 losses of g. to 12 points in the raw sugar futures market. The decline brought in considerable covering and commission house support and nrics. later rallied, regaining nearly ali the cary losses. Final prices were un- changed to points net lower. March closed 6.66c; May, 55sc; July 5.sse: !: September, 5.63c. s' "s's
 The refined situation was without unaase. Wnhe new business continued light, withdrawals proved quite heavv. Prices were quoted. at ssoc to Sc for fine sranuiated. Refined futures nominal. ',
 Al the close there was a sale of 100. 900 bags of Cuban for February- " March shipment at 7.2sc, duty paid.
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb. M.-Cattle: receipts, 1000; only load bologna bulls strong at $500; other bulls weak: urht veaiers, $12.50@18.o0;. other classes steady; one small lot steers, $9.5O: otb- CTS. $6.50Q7.S5; most beef cows. s4 2s6 $6.50@7.75.
 Cattle: Receipts, 1000; not enoueb peer steers or canners here to test mar ket; heifers not moving; beef cows steady. $425@5.50; good and chnics light vealers, $12.50@l3.OO. v
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DRY GOOnS

STEEL MAP-E- NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Steel price. unchanged. :
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14.-Hens, 211Sc; turkeys, 23c; geese, 16c; others un- changed; butter, 511ac; eggs unchanged. CHICAGO, Feb. 14-Poultry. alive,
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 Hogs: Receipts, 1000; light. medium and heavy hogs 10c higher; 200 pounds ana up, $7.65; 165 to 200 pounds, ST.55: lSo to 166 pounds, $675; pigs, $4.5o615 .26: throwouts, $5.25 down.
 sheep nominal: market steady; fat sneep. $35o@4.5o; schoice lambs, $s sO0
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Total sales sf bends today were ST ,72s. 900 com. ea,ea sitn sii656.ooo previous day and Si2547 o0o
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IS tLLE, Ky, FeR. 14.-Cattle:
 receipts. e zoo; market steady; heavy SEQ; heifers. $5.00@s.00; cows, ss'56S S;9o; feeders, $z.5o@6.5o;. stockers, s2.5o
 Hogs: Receipts, HOO; market steady 10 higher; 165 pounds up, s7.60; i20 to tSn, tSo pounds, $675; pigs, $4.5o@5.25;
 c, s sneep: he Receipts. 5o;. steady ;, lambs,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 14.-Cattle: Receipts, 100; market steady; heavy steers, $7.OoQS.00; beef steers, S5.0O6 6'oo; heifers, $5.5O@6.50; cows, $500
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NEW YORK, sFeb. 14.-.LArd sttSdy. Middle west. ssleo@n.7o. othss articles unchanged. ts h,
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 14-But- ter, eggs, potatoes and poultry un- changed.
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POULTRY AND PRODUC

Total sales Of bonds. SsSi 900.
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 14.-Hogs: heavy, $7.600775; packers and butch. CTS. $7.76; mediums, $7.5O@775. -t
 Cattle: Receipts, 400; market slow and weak. Calves steady. ~
 sheep: Receipts. 275; market steady; lambs steady. ,
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HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb.' i4.-,1iorses and mules stendy. QuotatioHs un- cnangeas -. qhA q ~
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.- 'fs BAR SILVER [
 NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Bar silver. sSA; Mexican dollars, 4sN.. <; v
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REAL ESTATE-SALE K GUINNESS PROPERTY TOH axLE Sa
INVESTMENT.

,. ]. INVESTMENT
 We are offering one of the best corners on Avenue c. heinE ieex lse feet and facing iso feet on Avenue e. This corner is bound to enhance in value in the near future and you cannot make mistake in buying this at the saerlfice price of te1,Sao. Call for appointment. Carl Enslsn. Enslen Realty & Ins. Go. ans isT AVE. MAIN 4i7t
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WEST END
NORWOOD

\ NORWOOD
 Walnut Hill circle owner leaving city and offers to sacrifice modern Groom lovely bungalows hardwood fiors, Arcola heat and a number of bu1ft- features might rent to desirable parties. HsmIock 3sS-J or Main 9Ao2
 WALNUT HILL
 Just the home you have been looking fOrj lovely rooms. with cozy brNakfast rOoTn,s and modern to the minute; 8 real bargain very liberal terms, Sudduth Realty Co, 11S N, elst St, Main 3402, INCOME BARGAIN---160x140, corner: 9d
 Ave, N, s Groom double housesi s-room houSei rental t195 month. Pays about st per cent gross; for quick cash. s.60Oi best bargain on market requires quick action EbOrn Realty 2l1Sis Ist SOUTH HIGHLANDs-Modern Groom
 bungalow nicely arranged for two fsmi- iiesi well built; best material and work double garage convenient two car lines: to.2b0, G.25O cash part cash and ex- change, balance tt0 month. Eborn Realty. 2l19h 1st Ave, Main s173,
 APARTMENT BARGAIN--is rooms,
 apsrtInents: rental s1.S00; good loca- ton; 3 car lines; South Highlandsi Si2.- Realty, s11ea ist Ave, Main s173, NORTH HfGHLANDs-17th St. near
 18th Ave, new 5.room bungalow, gas, lights. bath sa,7eO. $500 cash. S35 month Eborn Realty, zl1sls lst Ave. Main SITS. NORTH HIGHLAEDS-New, moder du- , piex bungalow rooms rental Ss0 month; near 18th Ave. ts,0O0, s1,0OO cash, t5S month. Eborn Realty silsis 1st Ave. Main SlT3.
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GEO. o. MARRY R. E. co.
 sos-7 Farley Bldg Main 2s.a.
NOrtheide Inyestment

Two-story brick, on 2ad St.. opposite new market: upper floor rented for . term of years from $50 to ssS monthly to good tenant; 2 stores can be rented nt fruin etk to &6o each many applicants already. but owner prefers 10 hold vacant ill sold. Price, s13.e75. tf,seo cash, sTS0 ysovl, !. best bargain in town. N A. Richards, stc fe
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REAL ESTATE-RENT

REAL ESTATE-RENT J
 AfAnTMkNTs AND PLATE ss soUTHsIDE--Lovsly s-room apartment.
 completely furnished; in private home: furnace heat; choice location; near car line. adults only. Main i<ss.
 NICE FRONT room: convenienees; req
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 with or without meals: garage and other conveniencee. Hsmlock s7o-W. WANTED TO sELL-Furnishings for
 s-room apartment; will sublsass apart. ROOMS with board; room and siespinE
 porch Cor rent to desirable couple with breakfast and dinner In modern southside private home; all conveniences: ressonabae rate. Main s17o.Is3. ie-RooM BLDG. FOR RENT on Acipco
 car line; lights. gas. two baths. graaEe. garden. ess. See James T. Guyer at l.. N station from 3.to to lt:4s p. m. Call Hemlock s11.
 HOUSE FOR RfeNT-4 rooms; on car
 line; paved street. s2s. l3.s Tate Ave, West End. Possession Feb. l.
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 H0usEs F0R 1xLE ISe
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW FOR SALE

f-reom bungalow on beautiful lot in beat part of South High lands. built by owner. This house is of best construction. It has hardwood floors; Arcoia heat, tile bath and porch; preased brick front. The inside arrange. bedrooms. including giass en- closed sleeping porch; ciossts In each room. has living room; dining room; breakfast room and modern equipped kitchen. also large room in basement. has Ka- rage and private driveway. For price and terms. call owner. Main seo6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-31
WALNUT HILL
LEGAL NOTICES
PLEDGEE's SALE

PLEDGEES SALE
 Under and by virtue of the hypethecA% ton In pledge of the hereinafter described colia teral to secure the payment of aa indebtedness due n pledgee the First National Bank. Birmingham, Ala. will sell at public outcry in front of the court house door of Jefferson county, Ala, on Wednesday, the 9th day of February, 1924, nine hundred and eighty (9S0( shares of the capital stock of the Bessemsr Coal Iron and Land company, eighty (se) shares of the capital stock of the Amer ican Trust and Savings bank aud hfty- three (53) second mortgage bonds of the Montevallo Mining company each being in the denomination of one thousand N1 .0OO) dollars with the unpaid coupong thereto attached The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the payment af said Indebtedness,
 THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK, BIR-
 MtNGHAM, ALA BAMAl Pledgee,
 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
 Plans and specifications for school Building may be had at the Office of n. O whilldin. Architect. 5t5 N. 21st Street. Birmingham. Alabama
 BOARD OF EDUCATION. JEFFERSON
 COUNTY, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA,