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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
VOTE FOR 15-CENT COTTON
Two Million Growers in Pact to.
Hold for That Figure.

Salina. Kan. Sept. 4-The National
Farmers Union here fixed to-day the
price at which members will sell this
years crop of cotton at Is cents a pound
The present price is approximately u
cents
The action of the convention binds
every member OF the union To hold his
cotton until the market reaches the fig
ures set. Although in the past repeated
efforts have been made to have a similar
resolution passed by the convention, the
advocates of the proposal always failed
10 muster the necessary votes.
There was no opposition TO the plan
this year. Several Of the leading cotton
growers wanted the minimum figure fixed
at II or ~ cents. pointing out that. ow-
ing TO the tightness of the money market
and the unsettled conditions in Europe
and this country. prices o. all products
would soar. and cotton would bring that
price if the members of the union held
out
Experts employed by the union estimate
this years yield at 14,01JO0 bales. Last
year il was 100000 bales and the price
averaged y cents. There are nearly two
million members OF the union who are
cotton growers. and leaders in the MOVE
ment say their neighbors who are not
members Of the organization Will be only
too glad 10 join in holding the crop until
il can be marketed at 10 cents pound.
The minimum price AT which cottonseed
will be sold was fixed at go ton. ana
members are pledged to hold out FOR
that figure. Last years price ranged
around s26. which is approximately the
present market figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
IN DUST RAILS.

Furnished by Harry =. Thompson. Co.
= Broad street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
TO HEAR LACKAWAN CASE
Government Will Ask for Ap-
pointment of Special Master.

1t was announced yesterday that on or
after September the government will
make application to the United States
District Court Of New Jersey for the APP
pointment of a special master TO take tes-
timony in the case against the Lacka-
wanna Railroad and the Lackawanna
Coal Company. Frederic r, Coudert OF
No. Rector street. has been appointed
special assistant to the Attorney General
to represent the government. The hlins
of the suit was one of the last acts OF
George W. Wickersham before he retired
as Attorney General.
The Lackawanna Railroad and the Coal
Company are represented by William ..
Jenney. vice-president and general coun-
sci; Mr.. Seager. its assistant counsel. and
by John G. Johnson, of Philadelphia. IL
is also expected that Mr.. Johnson VIII
have charge OF the answer Of the Reading
Company to the governments charges OF
monopoly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
NEW YORK CURB.

Interest continued lacking In the cuIo
market yesterday. Business throushou'
the list was on an extremely small scale
with the general tone heavy. Aside from
the tobacco stocks trading was unimpoI-
tant United Cigars Stores OF America
after declining further nearly point raj
lied slightly on covering by traders. BRIT
ish-American Tobacco eased of small
fraction. Tn. Standard oil issues were
almost entirely neglected, with the eN-
ception Of Union Tank. which showed
fair activity at range Of about a point
Standard oil Of New Jersey ruled steady
In the mining list Goldheld Consolidated
was the principal feature AT a slight I'm,
proyement Mckinley Darragh ruIed
steady on small purchases. copper
stocks we're quiet. with slight inquiry
for Bradcn <-,-t.. 40
i've with price changes few. North star
Was firm. changing hands n eF:c ana
bsc TouOpah Merger moved from CSC 70
zoe closing at SOC Jim Butler was bought
Al Sc and Rescue Eula improved TO i1S
West End was taken At yas and Tonopan
AZ H. and Manhattan Big -Four al ac
Mizpan Extension was on 70 "c. WhlIe
- was paid for Nevada Hiils. Belmont
Activity developed in the Goldheld
stocks due 10 the strength IN CohsoH-
dated. which continued In It's ups"lns
from Sl& 10 81 1915. Florence was IN de
uand al &c and Combination Fraction az
Sc sales of Merger Mines were recorded
al i3igc TO lac and OF Atlanta AT h-c
to ljc.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments sierra. ,Sr 1 ths ars,
R Haef o sa4sh ,afs g Go iae s 5000 90
Boyee. Charles LII. Seaser, 500 -. .,
Bjorkegren. Charles. bus''ns H. - 49, w.
RoT SS Beatrice &C. W. Jenkins 81 al.
SANE mo- " 2. Cover. $3.50 -.
Bondheim. Henry " and Carrie Edelman'
Bsi tio Orlando and National Surety cO.-Peo-
callisari tiexander-Brevoor Construction
Co siOo so 49, -.
cheevers. John M.-Empirs state Liquor CO.
nsIs o' ~ Torres Hallie-o saenser. 500 81
Eyer Abraham susrdisn-Centrsl Park
North and East River r. r. Co. eoss
GsdGis' walter Cook & Bernheimer CO.
GS siss 70 clarenc. We H. Taylor ct al
csrt ;ig Henry \. William B. Reed. II
bronx National Bank OF New YORK. COSTS
HS sS5 Ma,-A. strauss SOS 80. .o..,,,
ee" Allied Interstate Electric Novelty
uo 90. S55lngrl t,F W. Geiler. STA 25.
Hsn,t John-c. J. Kraemer ct q; slSl %.
Harris. jacob. l. Mclean sSsl 90
Levy, Harry-T. Bracke ct a.. ti 51 ~;
Low, J. Brown-G Sch sem 'o and - irving
NSdss srou Mssnus &C. P. Porter. slIl -.
Nf.fTs r.
0Sland, Richard w.-Interstate Novelty Co.
pssrsS i.ss,.-Hudson Realty Co, sl55 0s.
Rsutens.eln, Emanuel Goldsmith ct a.
st62 81. - 49,, A p.,s,.,,
West sid. Bank So az 20. ,e,o
schui,t Philip-F. y Du Bots 4 Co, si.sil IS
SNYDER William P.-Audubon Block FRONT Co.
-, go o' Alfred " sherman Square Realty
1'orporation. s2095 81. .-,o-
S,vGer Dayid L-R. koblonzer, sSfo VI. =,
sii,ysrst.in Jacob, and Henry Hickman-H'
bernhard e. al. 5000 II .,o,,s
s,ahI Otto--Krsemer Wanke, jus 90
Tth. Harry-M Marx. s4oI 30
1sen,'I,son Jules C-Rife's Hydraulic Engine
VannS,r,urire Co. 1911 81.
u-.iGnspy Jacob-W. n. MoElwan CO.
wss i,S n Pany P.-w. f. D. Stokes, 81
u o sSss 90 Edward G-spencer Heating Co.
,,oIotyrsnh Co Of America. Inc.-UnIted states
priS,ine and I.,thosraphing CO Sto ~
r NJchois. Inc-Gorham Co. $50 10.
uaiIev Land and Improvement CO. known AZ
nn,ox Homes OF New York City-A Mitchell
Leslie. 5000 - ,a.u. ca =
Touring Washington
Perrolia. sI2J 81 ., ~ Pa
siO5 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
NORFOLK & WESTERN
Gross and Net Earnings Show
Large Increases Over 1912.

The report Of the Norfolk & Western
Railway Company for the year ended
June 20. 1919. made public yesterday
showed gross earnings amounting 10
az. z3s. 81, an increase Of Aoo4,eS4 over the
nrev,ous wear. The years balance after
charges and taxes, was sll.ls3 SOS. gain
of 81. 6o6, 0l0.
There was a surplus of ,1O.2 74.i53 after
the payment Of ssls.ess in DIVIDENDS on inc
preferred stock. which was equal 10 W'-o
per cent on tho company sioo. 1880 com
mon stock, compared with s.@ per cent
earned on s5.s53C0 in 1912. The above
surplus for the common does not take
trto account charges to additions and
betterments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
TIE METAL MARKETS.

coppER-vas strong with lake quoted
=, tai 616xc: electrolytic, 49,. 1880, ana
- s.,,,s 1sSl6i,c Standard copper on me
49, ,or. Metal Exchange was quiet. with
sno, quoted az 1890 bid September Oc,o,
Der and November. 1870 . lee. IN London
~ eonn,r market was arm. closing at ti3
~ nr mot and az los for futures.
TfS-Locally was steady. with SAFES OF -
n. Nov,mSer Spot tin In New YORK Was
tous "a dotl a i3s7i.c. September. 435oG
aseiSa octob.r 4sS7h a4s.62lae; Novenn-
Der, 1925 .2.oc and nd Dscs s11o.r .sTS s
mi cios.d easy at f1as los for spot and
fie7 for futnr-' IN. IA
"a "a, 81 Louis 4. s0a475c. London Lead
sPELrER-ouiet: New York spot, o.so1
anc and East 81 Louis. 5.6oc bid. London
.p.l,er closed at f2l los 49,
IRoN-Cleveland warrants aos loi5d IN
London. Locally iron was hrmer MN 70
FOUNDRY Northern quoted >logSlo %: NO
. SIX T5as16 %. No southern and NO
southern soft, SIS IS q So 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
London was buyer yesterday to the
extent Of about 5000 shares in this market.
Dividends we're declared as follows:

Consumers Power Company. regular quar-
terly or 2 per cent on the preferred stock
payable October to stock OF record sepien-
Der 10
American Bank Note Company regular
quarterly Of IL per cent on the preferred
stock. payable october 10 stock Of record
September -.
Tennessee Copper Company. regular quar-
terly Of 10 cents a share. payable september
10 10 stock OF record September 10.
American Snuff Company. quarterly OF y
per cent on the preferred and per cent on the
common. PAYABLE October l 10 stock OF record
September ~.
Manila Electric Railroad and Light COR
roration. quauerly of "a per cent. payable
October to stock of record september IS
Rubesr GoTds ManufactuTtns CoIe9 1T.d
stock. payable september Is TO stock OF record
September 10. and per cent quarterly on the
common. payable the same date
Savoy Oil Company. monthly OF cents and
. cents extra. payable September 20 TO stock
Of record September 10.
United Traction and Electric COMPANY. quar-
stock Of record September 9
West Canada Flour Mills. Ltd quarterly Of
per cent. payable September - 10 stock OF
record September 3.
The Copper Producers Association Will
issue the statistics for August next Mon
day. The copper trade expects ii TO show
further substantial decrease in the sur
Fluo NOfPti IA WAC NONlNi
The regular quarterly meeting Of d.
rectors of the United States Rubber Com
pany, which was scheduled for yesterday
has been adjourned to September IS.
when the quarterly dividends will be de-
clared
The United States Mortgage and Trust
roz " - nrpnaTed TO
issue defnitive certificates OF stock OF the
Chicago Utilities Company in exchange
for temporary certificates.
The price of copper metal yesterday
was advanced from lsi. to lei2 cents.
Al the session OF the American Institute
Of Banking TO be held in Richmond. Va.
on September 10 there will be a SYM
postum on Clearing Houses and Their
Extensions and Their Functions" under
the direction Of o. Howard Wolfe. of the
New York Chapter. Charles 4. Ruggles
will speak on Collection OF Country
Checks and Settlement OF Balances; J.
A. Broderick. Of New York. on Clearing
House Examinations and Registration OF
Commercial Paper" and Jerome Thralls.
OF the Kansas City Chapter. on 'Noca-
tional and Agricultural Education and
Community Advertising.
1t was said yes erday that participants
in the syndicate which was formed 10
underwrite the $500. 60 Of Southern Pa
ciic stock trust certificates will receive
only about per cent OF their original
subscription.
Gross earnings Of the Missouri Pacific
for July totalled sjl37,1 10. a decrease OF
s4s 7ss. The net income for the month
was SIP 753. an increase OF S3.ils.
The Chesapeake & Ohio during July
earned a total operating revenue OF S,Sl.-
$50 a gain OF 81. 9O9. The months surplus
after charges was slss. 5ss. a decrease Of
s.. iJ6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London, Sept i-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF England shows the fol-
lowing changes: Total reserve decreased
n25.0oo. circulation increased f215,0oo. bull
ion increased $4,000. other securities I'M
changed. other deposits increased his'"D.
public deposits decreased $4,000, govern
ment securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the Banks reserve 70
liabilities is now $3.50 per eeS against
$3.50 per cent last week. and compares
with an advance from 49l3 per cent 10 1874
per cent in this week last year.
The minimum rate OF discount remained
unchanged at AZ per cent to-day.
The clearings through the London banks
for the week were f32i.5+00o. against
t.J5. 90. no last week and 1910 975. 900 in this
week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05

The Accent dividend just declared
nv GoldAeid Consolidated calls for a as
,-,nu.ion Of 81, 1851 on the &55'5sl'iso ou',
standing stock. For the quarter ehuea
line 30. 1913, the company earned d p.on'
., univ Ss35s2. and for the fourteen
months ended December last net a. CO.. sc,' ss7
we're 81 ,S99 and dividends OF '''0'1i '''a
were paid. There remained eash su Hl~n
Of undivided profits of s424s'Al on jan anu.
srv / and If dividends are kept UP at Wv. .he
.e.ant rates. with earnings so small '"e
',,,,s uill eventually be wiped out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
Dutch to Grow Bananas.

The cultivation OF Indigenous fruits in
Central and South America has been de-
velopinz in recent years very remarkably.
I, Is now reported that a commission has
h,.n formed by the Netherlands TO in
vestigate the question of cultivation Of
bananas in Surinam, the Dutch colony
!, South America. The commission is
composed of S. p. van Eaghen. chair
man: H. Brugman. q. J. Fabius. Z. Held
ring. j. Sabipga Mulder. Ahram Mulder.
G. NJ. van Ryn and c. D. Salomonson.
5. Mulder is reported 10 be planter
OF wide experience in Java and Surinam.
and he will shortly leave Amsterdam for
the latter colony by way of New York 10
begin the work of investigation. upon
which q report will be based for presenta-
ton 10 the Dutch government. The Royal
Dutch West India Mail Company. which
maintains a service between Amsterdam
ard New York by way of the Dutch
West Indies, contemplates extending us
feet with new passenger steamers espe-
ciany constructed for the transportation
u the Surinam bananas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
EXCHANGE SEAT AT $4,000
Z. w. Clucas Buys That Of Frederic
Gallatin. Jr.-Other Changes.

II was announced yesterday that the
Stock Exchange seat OF Frederic Gallatin,
IT.. Of Schmidt & Gallaun, had been
transferred to Edward w. Clucas for
consideration OF 10000, unchanged from
the last sale. on August %. The highest
At which A seat has been sold this year
Is $500.
The membership Of Edward Z. Thai
mann. OF Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.
Was transferred to Sidney a. March. OF
the same firm. Franklin a. Plummer
was elected a member of the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
BOND DOTS.

J. L. Morgan. County Auditor 81 Green
v,ll.. Darke County. Ohio, VIII receive
nronossls until 10 a. M. September g. for
900 per cent refundins roao oonIs'
denomination 500, dated AUGUST Is, a' a,.
and due $1,000 August IS. 1919 ana S'"'Vo'
August IS. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05

New York. September 4, 1913.
GRAIN - WHEAT -- irresularity uss the
feature OF the wheat market yesterday. and
except FOR tire hrmness impaired By an e..
cited advance in corn. the tendency appeared
10 be NOR daWnWard than otherwise, as Il
Illustrated by the fact that Immediately follow
ing igc advance al the opening the market
broke L bushel. This was mostly resained
In the last hour when corn reacnsd ns max
mum. but there Was considerable bearish news
at hand which prevented much outside sup
port The opening upturn was in response 70
further rains in spring wheat states, Wnich
were not followed, however, BY any correspond
ing advance I'm Northwest markets This, With
the indifference abroad 70 the American
strength on Wednesday, caused a ceiling move
Later depression. during which prices reached
the lowest level for the day Was due 70 the
Snow report, indicating a spring wheat crop
OF about go. COCOON bushels, or a total or all
wheat Of 7s4 600. 900 bushels compared with an
indicated crop by the government last month
Of 744 100000 bushels. and last years final
Argentine shipments were estimated AZ ~ go
bushels against 800 coo actual last week and
$4,000 year ago. No . red vas quoted AZ
a5c elevator and 97i:c afost: new No
Northern, 81. b. afoat Export Interest
was less active, sales being limited 70 about
loads CORN-Speculative interest centred
chiefly around the last hour when prices nad
an excited advance OF nearly &c bushel from
the lowest OF the day. closing AZ top point. or
ltdl5.c above the previous night. heavy
covering movement by some OF the big lnteres's
side and gone short 81 the market on big
scale Furnished the impetus for most OF this
violent upturn. The snow report. Indicating 4
crop OF only about :. 800 100000 bushels was
responsible for considerable bull support. while
the fact that dry weather continues IN me
Southwest and vas predicted for the next teN
DAYS also tended 20 stimulate bull sentiment.
country offerings remained light and there
vas a good cash demand az the West. ~ me
immediate opening the market was up &c on
the dry weather news. but with wheat, LOST
the advance before midday. thereby tending to
increase the short lines which we're caught ny
the later advance Export corn in the local
market was quoted az s. &c. o B. ahoat. OATS
Other markets were closely followed IN the
changes in oats yesterday. first prices being 2
little higher after which the market sold or
and then became strong in the asst sour
snow estimated the crop al l.0So.ooS'Cp push
eli. and a big cash demand vas reported AZ
chicago In New York cash oats yer. hrnsr
as follows: Standard white. 4ssoiec; No
white 49iadjOc: No 3 40. 4sd4si.c; - : 10
4TLd4sc. ordinary clipped white. Il-d4sc
fancy clipped white. new and old. 5oo52 isc al
elevator RYE-Firm; No . Western. -
c . New York export. BARLEf-steady
mailing 7Orsoc. I z Buffalo odd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
CURB ECHOES.

TIL. rditarod district Of Alaska TINS sea
son Welded $4,000. according to es'l-
m.tes Weather conditions and shor'sSe
- water interfered to some extent win
operations. Most Of the productlon VIII
oo,,,e from a few large operators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
u. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Sept 4-The condition OF the
United States Treasury az the beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance In seneral
fund. Si2s. 2i3. s6i: total receipts yesterday
81 97O 253. total payments yesterday. 81 ,9tl
cor The deficit this dscal year Is S9,Iso,o5l'
AGAINST a deficit Of ss.5lO.s27 last year, eX
elusive Of Panama Canal and Public Debt
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
Defends the Currency Bill.

In a short review written for BUSINESS
Ioerica" Chairman owen Of the senate
Ranking and Currency Committee de-
lends the currency bill in us present
form. After referring TO the provision
authorizing the government 10 issue cur
rsncv. he asserts that the currency is
,afsKuarded by the assets Of the reserve
,snks. by the double liability OF the
member banks. by a gold reserve OF 50
psr cent, and also by commercial paper
;. eoual known value. He also says that
with the backing by the United states o!
United States currency against CONNER
sal paper. these reserve banks Will be
,bIe AZ all times to furnish any legitimate
accommodation which the banks or the
business men of the country will actually
rsouire. He contends that the vital prlli-
-inles of the measure have been estaO-
ashed BY the great reserve banks OF hu-
rome the Bank Of England. the Bank OF
France and the Reichsbank. The closing
nsrarraph will indicate that there Is no
d;snosition TO change the provisions OF
the bill. especially the federal reserve
board. as follows:
The United States will control TINS
svster, through the federal reserve ooaro,
ard no departure from this plan snouio
\. ne-roitted. for the reason that the
control Of these banks for the protecuoh
~ the commerce of the nation is a gov
eminent function, and not oahAihe
function
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
Local contract prices

n1and: sales 10 600 bales: speculation and ex-
port. 1900. American. 1000; imports none
Mdding upland. 740d. Futures opened lrreg
ular. at * points decline 70 point adV alce
points september. 7.1od September-Octooer'
8g7i5d: OCTOBER November. d.s3l7d: Soyen-
Der December and December anuary, o.o.e y
s.s7izd: February-Aarch.
8 SID: Aarch-hprii. April-May and May
June 5s9d June-July. os7d; July August
.. IS I'D: August-September, $685.. Manches-
ter-Yarns and cloths frm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05

# is reported that the Little & Hays
investment Company. Of ST. Louis, were
the successful bidders on August q Tor
go ooo 6 per cent $40 year option coupon
CIV Hall building bonds OF CsrtersVlHe'
Jasper County, Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
SEED PRICES.

r,.ao SAM 4-cLovERsEEp; pT ITF
So $40 Boo e. and March slS So
Q 2II,w0THY. prime. cash. 81 - bsr s. so,
e. ~ october. 81 o. Deeeh''s''
March, 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05

The present output Of the Ruby distr'c,
- Alaska is reported to be at the rate OF
,1so o,o a month. which will give an OUT
-. Tor the season OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
Nnu nrleans. sent 4-rhe cotton marIlet

New Orleans. Sept. 4-The cotton msTAet
had fractional tendency throughout To-Day
session. although no great decline vas IN eN!-
dence at any time. Weather conditions showed
no improvement and crop reports from the
West on the whole we're as bad as ever
At the opening the tone was steady and
prices we're II to Is points or. The strongest
period Of the day was around ,he middle OF
the morning. when prices went 10 10 points
over Yesterdays close Al noon the market
was on downward swing, and in the after
noon the trading months were IL 10 u points
under YESTERDAYS final quotations. The close
was steady at net loss OF IL 70 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
Pensacola Electric Company.

The comparative statement of the Pen
.aco,s Electric Company for the month CT
Julv and the twelve months ended July
n. 1913, is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Middendorf. Williams 4 . In
corporated No. 81 Pine street. New YORK.
and No. Iss East German street. Baltimore)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
ToNoPAHs

Cr,urnished daily by Weir Bros. Co. NO -
Broad street. New York;
September 8, 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Sag in Wake Of Record
Figures.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For North Carolina. local showers to-day and
probably tomorrow. With light 10 moderate
east and southeast winds.
For South Carolina and Georgia, showers TO
day and tomorrow, with moderate southeast
winds
For Alabama and Mississippi. showers to-day
and probably tomorrow, with light 20 mod
crate variable winds.
For louisiana fair to-day except showers IN
extreme southeastern portion: tomorrow fair,
with light 10 moderate variable winds.
For Virginia, local showers to-day and proea-
bly, tomorrow. with light TO moderate east and
southeast winds
For Eastern Texas, fair to-day and to-mor
row with light variable winds.
For Western Texas. probably fair to-day and
tomorrow.