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STORAGE AND MOVING.

c. G. M1LLNERs transfer. movlns and
Grating furniture q speciality. trunks
hauled. claim checks issued At the house
for your baggage. two men on our wagons
Pianos properly hauled. 30a North Ninth
Street. Phone Madison i<Ab.
". FRED RICHARDSON, INC,
Fireproof Storage for Household Goods
So1-6o3 West Main Street.
Don't forget. when move you ~
are responsible for your furniture and the
protection OF your houae. Before moving
get prices Randolph s48.
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NOTICE-Cnurcn.

EPISCOPAL.
I ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Franklin Street, Monroe. REV 7.
BOWMAN, rector SUNDAY school a, $3.50.
Services; mernlns At II GslG'ss; afternoon
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. -
Holy Communion. LitsnY and sermon AZ II
= ~ Evening prayer and sermon at Ala
classes for men and women at 10 a. ".
Sermon AZ both service. by the rector REV.
ono hundredth annivorsary OF tn. tomndin e
! OF tho American Bible Society. tn. rector >
sermon al the morning service will he on
GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
csfk ma F'f B.
REV; r; S. Bank. d. b.. OF savannah. 81 ii.
Read Memorial Sabbath school. as, +. n.
Beverly Street Sabbath School. $50 p. NJ.
Pre.cnins at II 4. NJ, and 3 P NJ sv REV.
IT. MSFADEN. 2: .: SUNDAY school at
dial welcome to all.
WESTMINSTER TRES BRIAN
G9 sSs bss,sr 1 y j. FAIR ssq y
Welcome.
SECOND pREsBYTEEIAN CHURCH
r NJ Wednesday. T.. ". Sunday school.
st5 A. 81.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, (TWEI.FTII
and trnad Strretsl. REV. GEORGE W. Nc
d ANlEi.' ,pastor-Preachins at II :. NJ. and
Baraca and rhiiathca classes meet in cast
ern annex. Midwcek service Wednesday
at sis r. NJ. You cordially invited
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twcnty-hfth ana Leixh Streets
Rr"ad and Twenty-hfth Street ear passes
! the dcorl. -pASTOR !. j. WICKER will
: preach at u \. VI. on The Greatest Power
In the World. and =, +. NJ on Clouds
/ METHODIST,
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
:, TENN and sr1nd strengthening 1t
r / Al NJ, ana +; ~. BY tho pastor. REV.
"a Step in the stair" Evening .uSjeet
Come Unto Nc"
! CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
oGravo Street between Fourth and Firth
Street-).-Prcschins ~ II a. M. and S r. NJ
! by I'll. pastor. DR.. SMOOT. Hc VIII take
for the subject az his morning sermon
! Keeping Watch With the Master AMI In
Freedom"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH. OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
morning IN the church edihce Corner Park
| Avenue and Meadow street, at II o'clock.
Subject: Adam and Fallen Man" wsd-
neHday evening testimony and e1perionce
meeting at $50. The reading. rooms fNos
sol-coH) are located In the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company building corner
Seventh and Franklin Streets. and are open
daily. except sundays and holidays. from
10 \. NJ. TO & r. NJ. All are cordially In
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SAFES.

BOOKS AM PERIODICALS.
miscellaneous lot OF books. Statistical and
Otherwise. worth 1ie0. for sails Tor $40
VIII not be delivered. Must be called for
Flrst Floor. Times Dispatch Building.
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FOR SALE-Machinery.
VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. so to Richardson Broa. sis
rub SrSox trs nSs s sfisnI ,Pa'rinr and
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NIRGTNTA:-In the Chancery Court OF
the City OF Richmond, the LIST day OF
Nav 1916
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FOR sALE-R.,, Est.t..

A b.TGsin at 1900 not; det.ehed resiosne:
feet. Address Owner. sii wes, Main Street.
A bsr.ain at $500: garage or shop proporty
iot slxso feet: alley sides Address Owner.
III wet Main Street.
FOR sale. ice plant and largo lot. chsa p.
address z: NJ. Crank. Louisa. Va.
GRONE Avenue home near Vine street. 10
rooms. baths. $1,000 cash. Special
terms for balance VIII trade for smaller
pEopsrty Madison 1857.
THREE nice. beautiful homes in beat resi.
Genital aection OF Highland Park. Nos
!o.Z. 1870 Second Avenue and 1872 Enslow
tNenue rooms and bath each. hot-water
neat. Also 1906 Second Avenue. room.
ana oath. lHtroLe heat. All have all mod
s snr eGmr S Small cash payment. bal
Hirhl.n.i PARK. pnen. Madison tsss e'e
FOR sale, suburban home, 10 room-house
int. In F god condi,ion. stable. and oy.SuiId
and grapes. About scres OF land In a
NiIaSe l-2 miles from Richmond on cleo.
.riG ca1 line, Excellent elevation and water
rms place IL offered at 4 sacrifice to settle
an e.iat. 3is. care Times. Dispatch.
FOR ssle-r will sell my bungalow. rooms
pantries. bath houses. garage. count,
water and electric lights, corner lot rac:ns
the water on Wiiloushby Bay, tho best a.
cauon on the bay. close to nshinE grounds
FOOD piscn for = home or club. ALI in
ROOD condition. Alxo have motor-boat will
sell with the place. Address A. Jarvis, r,
.: soS ia: Ocean View. Va.
FOR sale. real estate notes. Addres.
-Zoto:" care Times. Dispatch.
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In the matter OF the applcat ton Of
Catherine NJ. Smith for letters OF ad
ministration upon the estate OF Peter
II. Valentine, supposed 10 be dead on
account OF absence for seven or NOR e
years from the city OF Richmond. the
place Of his last domiciIe within this
state, without having been heard
from.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lightning Protection

NATIONAL Standard Flat Copper Cable
furnishes tho best. J. q. Saunders Agent
oil West Twenty seventh Street. City.
Phone Randolph I052-.T
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DRY CLEANING AND sCoURINe.

ooc; secured. 76e; French cleanod IoS
a want Co.., tailers and cleaners. 1906
East Main Strsat, Phone Madison 7oss
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FOR SALE-Horses.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

ron sale. stefeotypsrs mats. 1sI34; reIIsis
,oa na 'om Jug 1Hns .hs thirG to line chicken
1T the once; 20 cents extra for out Of TO wn
"rhers Cor cartaEe. Addre0 Timss- Dis
patch.
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SITUATION WANTED-FemaIe.

. Z ~ - =
E%PER1ESCED lady bookkeepsr and
rashi%r wants position in retail business.
neat with books aud good penInan. Address
X lnS. '.a,r. Times Dispatch.
POSITION by typist who Is familiar with
office work, stencil cutting and handling
mailing lists. Address ! Il, Times
Dispatch.
COMPETENT hookkecpcr ana cashier Dc
s'r.- position at once. Kline years eap.-
ricn, - fuli charge home office books. Hold
hr-, :. "a second year certificate of lead
Ing No ',hcrn university In advanced ar-
counting Age IS. married. Al reference
Wh"!ceaIc ~ manufacturing accounts pfe-
fcrrcd. Address r 500 care Times Dispatch
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNffURE china and Wedding present;
packed and shipped with care. Jacot
Cmlauf Phone Madison 2:s2.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.
LOST AND EOI Nd.

LOST. a. Northampton. near GIob. Thc-
''r. or path To tho ear. par Tir ahpu'
.l@' "' a Tuarter Return 10 10. Wet
''r,~,. Reward
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FOR RENT-Houses
Unexpired Lease for Rent.

FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.
FOR rent, furnishe ed house with = hS.,dd-
rooms. bathrooms Located in W.rt
E I'M nossession from nov to October l.
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LOST. Friday night bot,vo.n jt' Ne,
franklin street and Main street entrance
or JEFFERSON Hotel. TinS set With Two dia q.
monds. Reward II returned 20 stoyc num-
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DETECTIVES

8UNcH Private Detective Agency. hofns o.
nee. P4rk Building. Phone Randolph 4s5s
Etchmond. Va.
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CENTENARY METHODIST ClyuectJ
LGrarc Street. between Fourth and Fifth
Street-).-Prcschins AZ II A. M. and r NJ
ny the pastor DR.. SMOOT. He WILL take
for the subject az his morning sermon
Keeping Watch With the Master" ami In
the evening. The Gospel and Personal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

MALE stenoErapher for special work, Can
he dane evenings. Give telephone NAM
Ii go. Times Dis patrh
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ICE, COAL AND wonn

BEST P.nnsylvsnis Ihlis ash an,hrs clio
NV Rive. n9i ium nna , III sSe; .nIns $50;
hontss nut. ~; run OF mine. stas. W. a
Re.ms. 7o7 North Seventeenth. Madison
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FOR RENT-Flat..

NICE fiat at 1s-A North
Rowland Street; cheap
rent. Call Boule. 2:st-J.
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FOR RENT-Cottages.
COTTAGES for rent ~ -vvii,,.,i,,, I.csS~S
Tendenee or boarding house purposes For
iuli list write II. Garrison Meredith Nor
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WANTED, a boy. between Is and u az
assistant shipping clerk Position leads
10 promotion Address in own handwr,-
inr r. O. Box 1910. City.
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WANTED. at once. experienced outSid"
shoe cutters on mems nnc shoes Apply
q Smith Hriscoe Shoe Co. Lynchburg va.
WANTED, statesmen familiar with the GRO
Gerry trade Of Richmond, Va. TO sell goods
from automobile. Apply to J. ). Gar
diner. jefferson Hotel, between J and T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

WANTED. white farm tcamster House
rarovn and wood furnished. W. r Hoo,
4 Co, Ginter Park.
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FOR REST-Room.

LARGE front room with alcove and lava
tory; handsomely furnished. In eyery re-
sn.ct Desirable ist West Grace
FURNISHED room with running water, No
!. Nirsiuia ipartm"rt. Eirh and Main.
St'FtY furnIs he'd room next 20 bath liam
over Apartments. Apply Office
SINGLE furnished room With or Without
ooarI ii, West Grace.
ROOMS for rent. TO North Boulevard Phone
R0us ard ali W
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HELP wANTED-Nlale.

WANTED. barber for Saturdays. Apply
ISL? Hull Street.
NAN with experience In composition and
lrcss work. North Twelfth.
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WANTED. two rood men OF dairy farm.
Must. be good dry-hand mixers. Moore
lan5 Farm. Rio VISTA. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-Household Goods.
HIGHEST cash price paid Tor sscond-hsnd
6t16. eo'ph
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Livestock, Close

Kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City. No. Aug l'-Hogs.Ree e.
Gio.35; heavy. ss.sOG1o.25; light. $3.50 o
1895; pigs SSGs35.
CattIe-Receipts $500. including 500
southerns- Market steady to strong West
ers $685.: calves. $3.50 IL
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market 10 to zoe
higher. Lambs. S10-25 lilo; yearlings. 81
a 80: wethers s6-75 q 49, ewes, Se-5Og
:; stOckers. IS a 10.
Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago. Ill. Aug. 17--Hogs-Receipts.
90 600. Market to 10c lower Bulk. Sl0D
10 SO: good heavy. SO. 4OG 1915. light SO
G10.70: pigs. ss-40ds-s5-
cows and heifers. s4GsS5. stockers. s5-25
q 80: western. $3.50 $50; calves. Slo-'9
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market strong.
Ewes and wethers. S4.75 6S-1O: yeariings.
Ss.sOa $40: lambs. ss-5Oa1I-e5-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Aug 17.-Cattle-Receipts
BOO Market steady Beef sters. Ss-.5 r ;
cows and heifers. s. a :: stockers and feeders.
s.. IS n 7.25; calves. IS 10
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market strong to
1Oc higher. Top. SO; bulk, 1886 gs-So-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
Lambs, $40 . q 1915: ewes. $3.50 q q
Fort Worth Livestock Close
(By Hotel zeiger)
Fort Worth Aug. 7.-HOgs-Receipts,
$500. Market closed steady Top. SlV-Ooi
bulk. ss.75TI0 No good stock received
Cattle-Receipts 1000. including 500 calves
Beef steers top, S7-25: bulk. SEA SIS. cows.
sac: heifers. S567-5o; bulls Sf05-25;
calves. SOC lower for two days. TOP, $3.50;
bulk $500 $50. stockers. all steady steers,
$sGs.75; COWS. $4G 5.5o; heifeEs' S5gF'
sheepWReceipts. 1000 Market active and
steady. Lambs, $3.50. wethers. $f-l'- Goats.
1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
BARBER
FOR BADNESS
Rotarians Tell of Hirsute
Shortcomings; E. G. Davis
Presides at Lunch.

Bald head badinage and some real
tenor singing by \. ]. Dow, assistant
manager of the Magnolia Petroleum
company. of Houston, Texas. were the
features of the Rotary clubs noon
luncheon Thursday.
After asking each diner to give his
rame. age, place of birth. and present
condition of servitude. E. g Davis. who
presided. called upon number of
rirsute destitutes to give dissertations
on the subject Why is My Bald Head"
Most of the shorn lambs blamed Ro-
tartan Ralph Converse. the clubs bar
Der. for their short-extremely short
comings.
Good Samaritan Committee.
At the suggestion of E. ". kayser.
the appointment of a Good samaritan
committee was decided upon for the
purpose of sending remembrances to
the families in time of need or when
certain eventful happenings occur. Nj
Eayser referred to the success OF the
plan in Los Angeles, where the FUNDS
are provided from fines imposed on the
various members for minor infractlons-
AR. Kayser was named chairman OF the
committee, with the power TO appoint
his colleagues.
Mr.. Dow sang two Irish songs. IRE
land" and Mother Macree," and
negro song with great effect Mr. Dow
was formerly Connected with the Victor
Herbert orchestra.
Visitors Speak
Pvt. Hugo A Clason, of battery A.
Rhode Island artillery. vice president
Of the Providence Rotary club. and
Ben s WoOdhead. president OF the
Beaumont Lumber company. spoke
J. Y Baskin. George lie Baron and
J. : Getting were proposed for mem
bership. and Z. G. Perry and l. J.
Trotti. both Of the Lone Star Motor
company were elected to membership.
VIII Try to Prevent Strike
kilograms from secretary Tumulty
and senator c 4 Culberson, sent IN
response to appeals by Dr. Ramey for
assistance in solving the trouble be-
tween the railroads and their employees.
were read Both messages assured the
Rotary club that no efforts would he
spared in bringing about a complete
understanding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Wheat-Sept- $780,; Dec. S1.43.
Carn-Sept. S5Ssc: Dec. 707sc-
Oats-Sept-. 1870; Dec. 1910.
Chicago Provisions, Close
Lard-sept. sis42: oct. sIS45.
Ribs-Sept-. s142O: Oct. $3.50.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, Ill. Aug. 17--Butter-Mar<et
firm unchanged Creamery extras. see; extra
firsts, % 20 nc; firsts. q Z q IS &c; sec
onds. 2s a &c
Eggs-Market strong. Receipts. 1850 cases.
Firsts, 246 Csc: ordinary firsts. % q 23c; at
mark. cases included. Is a 24c-
Cheese. steady. Daisies. 16k 616 i5c;
horns, 17l& q Il &c: Americas. IN Il 55c;
twins. ISM G1sc-
Potatoes-Market higher. Receipts II
cars Jersey bulk cobblers. S1ee q 1-25. Nir-
ginia barreIed. S3.40G55O: Minnesota and
early Ohios. Sl05 Clio
Poultry. steady Fowls Il q lie. springers.
Kansas City Grains. Close.
Kansas City. Aug 17.-Wheat. Cash No
? hard. 1885, ISL: No red. S1-s00 Las;
September, sl55S December, Sl5S IS May,
corn2No. : mixed. S1l4 as21sc; No. .
white. SEA S2ac; No. yellow. SiG 81 &c;
September. SOS GSO&c; December, 705ae;
oats-No. White. 44a44Hc; No. = mixed.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Aug IL Butter =
Creamery. 2Sc; firsts. 2ec; seconds. &c;
packing. q nc
Eggs-Firsts. 24c.
Poultry. alive = Hens. Isac; roosters.
1Olzc; broiers 21c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW l..
(By Associated Press.)
Prime mercantile paper. 81 per cent
Bar silver. 66 he
Mexican dollars, Sic
Time loans steady. so days ~ as, 30
days 5L G31 per cent
Cal money. steady High, pa. low *.
ruling rate. ~ per cent
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular
Copper. firm. ElectrolyJic. S26-e5 q 81
Iron. steady No l northern. S20-5O q p I;
No. . northern, $50 q 20-5O; No. 1 southern.
$3.50 q 20: No. southern. S19.5Oq2O-
The metals exchange quotes tin $Ssel Il
The metals exchange quotes lead. $50 Q
$3.50
Spelter. East St Louis delivery. sEc.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. Aug. 1.-THE London met
ais market closed today follows:
Lead. f2s sI&
Spelter. E53-
Spot copper. E114: futures. f111: electro
SPOT tin. f17i $40: futures. f172 SIS.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency. state bills. 12A 4l1c-
Mexican pesos 53c-
Mexican nacionales. bills. 1szt-
Carranza currency, old. not quoted; new
Fl Paso smeIter Quotations.
Corrected Daily.)
Bar silver Handy Harmon Quotations)
e6Ec-
Copper wire bar, S25-545-
Pig lead. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
WHEAT TRADE IS
RATHER NERVOUS
Trade in Corn Is Light; Oats
Dull and Steady; Provi-
sions Are Inactive.

Chicago. ILL., Aug. 1.-THE wheat trade
was still nervous when business was re-
sumed today Initial prices were > q : G.
under Wednesdays close. September opened
at S1-f074 l-+0lz, sold TO S1-42, and re-
acted to SI39Z
The close was weak with prices IL a ~ c
under Wednesday,
Trade in corn light and fluctuations
narrowed. rejecting the tone Of wheat. Sep
TENDER opened unchanged at S5isc. sold
up isc and then declined TO S23tc
The close was irregular. nc lower to &c
higher.
Oats dull and steady. with a little
hedging the only feature. September opened
&c higher TO unchanged at 434s a 43Ac-
Provisions were inactive with a steady
undertone in sympathy with hogs. Opening
prices were unchanged TO nc lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
% AUTO BOOTHS
AT EXPOSITION

Announcement has been made by B.
h Hanafourde. director of exhibits OF
the Soil Products exposition. that the
automobile and accessory dealers of FL
booths at the auto show. which will be
a big feature Of the exposition
The list of contractors and the cars
they will exhibit. follows
FL Paso Buick company, two booths.
Buick
Elliott-Garrett company, two booths.
Studebaker and National
Lone Star Motor company, two booths,
Dodge and Chandler
Tri-State Motor company, one booth,
Fords.
Cadillac Sales company. three booths.
Nauman Motor Sales company. two
booths. Hudson and G. NJ c. truck
Oakland Auto Sales company, two
booths. Oaklands-
Saxon agency. one booth. Saxon.
Southern Motor company, two booths,
Grant six" and Republic truck
Kelie agency, one booth, Nelie-
Buquor Motor company, one booth,
Maxwell
Toltelk Motor company. two booths.
Paige.
Ell Paso Overland Auto company. three
tooths. Overland and Willys-knight
c D. Freeman, one booth. Michelin
tires.
Boss Rubber company. one booth,
Kelly Springfield and Hartford tires.
Western Motor Supply company,
Portage tires and accessories
Stewart service station, one booth,
Stewart accessories.
Mr.. Hanafourde states that it is prob
q bic that some of the firms will in
crease their space while others have vet
to be heard from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
COPPERS FIRM,
BUT IRREGULAR
Gains Are Shown in Shat
tuck and Anaconda; United
Verde Extension Active.

Copper stocks were irregular but firm
Thursday and most cases were higher.
according TO advices to Curtiss- Manning Co.
ing. Gains were shown in Shattuck and
Anaconda. United Verde Extension was
more active with fractional gain and Green
Monster continued strong with good buying
and price well held up.
The general market opened strong and act
i've, again led by industrials and steels- L.
S Steel's continued advance the out
standing feature il moved up = 10 an
other new high Of 92Z- which price is the
highest level this stock has reached since
1903 Special stocks also were stronger.
with gains in Republic. Iron and others
Rails We're dull but firm, with slight frac-
tiOnal recessions.
Mexican shares were stronger. featured by
Mexican Petroleum with a sharp advance
TO lO1zs- The general market tone con-
tinusd strong with trading brisk and broad
Copper stock Quotations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17

Thursday Aug. Il.
New York Aug. 17.-Aside from reac-
tionary tendencies in rails. due to labor
conditions today's active market registered
further gains. The closing was irregular
Sales Of the first hour exceeded 100000
shares. Steel. its further advance TO
.. 4 making the largest individual contri-
button. Marines were next in point Of ac-
tivity. the common increasing its gain to
3SiS. with decided strength in Pacific Mail
and United Fruit
Virtually all the minor steel issues aug
mented advances. as did also equipments
and motors Rails displayed some hesita-
ton on latest advices from Washington,
and coppers were comparatively backward
Profit taking made some impression upon
prices. but high levels were well maintained
Bonds were steady
Price concessions marked the greatly d.
minished dealings OF the afternoon. rails
in particular rejecting the latest phases OF
the labor situation. Mexican Petroleum was
conspicuous for its strength, advancing two
usiurs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
REPORTS BICYCLE STOLEN.

David Mcknight. a young boy resid-
ing at 1924 Tularosa street, reported 10
the police department Thursday morn
ing that his bicycle, a new Ranger. had
been stolen from in front of the resi-
dence Wednesday night The bicycle
had been used for but a short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton, Close
New York. Aug 17--Spot cotton steady
Middling upland. 1445c No sales
Futures closed steady october. 1850;
December 144sc; January. 14-5lcs March
14-7-c; May. 1sSTc-
Liverpool Cotton. Close
Liverpool Eng. Aug 17--Cotton-Spot
market easier Good middling. IS 50 d.; mid
ding. IS 81 d5: low middling. IS So d.
Sales 5000 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
WEATHER BULLETIN.
& DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURK
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observation taken
1t s q m. 18th me-
-idan time (6 Il m
Ell Paso time). Aug.
Il. 1916.
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicin-
ity Unsettled to
night and Friday
New Mexico-ShOw-
ers this afternoon
or tonight east por-
ton: fair west por-
ton Friday prob
ably fair
Arizona-Generally
fair tonight and Fri
day: warmer to-
night
West Texas-Un-
settled tonight and
Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
Situations Wanted-Female.

\ POSITION Of any kind. Phone 1853
WISH position as bOokkeeper- Three
years experience. good recommendation II
Interested address box SIS. Taylor. Texas
CAPABLE woman desires apartment or
rcoming house to manage. Address $50.
care Herald
MIDDLE AGED widow wants to keep house
for old couple or man with children Phone
1910. 1l01 Wyoming
WANTED-By refined woman position as
housekeeper: near town; good cook ana
agreeable: can furnish references ADDRESS
NJ r H. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
Money to Lean.

uAOuCy ~ LCoA-
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LOANS MADE on chattel mortgage or other
good securities. notes bought No delays.
Equitable Loan Assn. 315 Trust Bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos, auto
mobiles. diamonds; any good security. Salary
loans made without publicity Newton. 500
Trust bldg.
s. TO $50 LOANED honest employees with
out security, also furniture owners keeping
house. Cheapest rates. Easiest payments.
Confidential. Quick. satisfactory service.
Drake. 2o1 Roberts-Ranner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17

Relative humidity in E. Psso at noon.
Thursday, 50 percent
Precipitation in last - hours Tin inches).
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