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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
MISSOURI NOTES
,lissouri State Fair will be
). to ID, next year.

lanhattan Company, 41o Wall
bank founded by Aaron Burr
Merchants National Bank, az
rect, founded by Alexander
on, were merged last week.
banks were founded lis years
'''en who were bitter enemies
Ig all these years have done
in adjoining rooms.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

than one hundred coal min
Pittsburg and Latimer coun-
klahoma, pay income taxes,
lnnual wages amounting to
than $1,000 each. There are
500 miners in the state. These
ere vouchced for by X. {. CAL
leputy internal revenue collect
o is conducting a campaign
f.: delinquent miners in the two
IS.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

value of the countrys in-
farm crops this year aggre-
IS crops as HI tIaa1 fffna qa74sga:
hl area planted in these prin-
ops is 350,I34,473 acres, COM
With 356,4o7,Io2 last year.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

espondent to the Warrens =
RI ournal says that a John
ty mar commenced selling
SOS per cord, cut in stove
early in the winter and, al
has been offered as nigh as
his wood, he still sells for
We're from Missouri. He is
d to be true in these prof.
lays.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

those WHO wTsncu-- %
enclosed in a capsule, from Ka{g
The numbers ran from to 100 and
cost their face value, -numberso one
one cent number ?, two cents and ~
on. Know what it totaled up toXS
We did it out of curiosity on ali. add
ing machine-$o2. o7.-Pleasant Iiijiss
Times. Must have been some add
ing machine. NJ
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

The American Federation of La
Dor dI Kansas, Missouri and Okla
Iona will cooperate with the Grange
organization of Kansas in establish
ing cooperative stores, packing plants
factories and banks, it is reported, as
a result of plans made at the meet
ing of the state Grange at Fl. Scott,
kas. Ninety delegates of the A. F..
of L.. were there and took part in the
proceedings OF the state Grange con-
vention
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

!. /. Stay Notice.

y sortaorn steer found in my
n, Sh0rthorn two-year-o old,
III Hank split il, right ear,
from mark to lobe OF ear,
Sct may have same by identifying
lal and paying feed and pasture
and cost Of advertising.
John T. Ioss.
Rockville, Mo-, Route j.
none through Rockville.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAx
TIME TABLE
BUTLER, MO. s
North Bound

AeAVo Z
No. 2o2 K. c. and St. Louis \. < !.
passenger .1o:55 a. m
No. 2Io K. c. and ST. Louis 81
passenger ....... I0:r5 P. ~.
NO. 292 local freight. ...II:3o a. m.
South Bound +-s
No. EOS Joplin, Wichita &
Coftcyv:ile Passc:.gcr... $3.50 a. M
No. 2o7 Joplin and Yates
Center passenger. .'.I1:2o a.
No. POI local freight. .... 1890 p.
Madison Branch
Leave Butler daily, except
sunday .......:...... 800 a. nm
sunday oaly.. ............II:55 a. M
CLAUDE L. PLAIN, Agent. MI
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Buff Rock Chickens.

fsa,if Rock cockerels for sale. Ex-
ira good stock.
Sat Mrs. Claud Baker.
Phone 10 Oh Butler, Rt. :.
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Notice.

All 1919 taxes in city or toWS1hi
not paid by January L, 1916 pend
atty OF per cent per month r.
added. as
Township City ca
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Notice.

AM viii dispose OF all guns left in my
ssAtop one year after repaired,
aRI0-It* L. London.
n South Main St. Butler, Mo.
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Fer, Sale.

.IoIS Oakland touring car i'll excel
lent condition.
n -tf O.. II. Griffin,
Phone IL on Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

pr,ta.ucs and IS2,o2S pounds of APP
pies in Chicago since December 1, ac-
c1rding to City Food Director Poole.
"Rurchasers. are paying for these
losfes in the present high prices" he
said. The loss of the Io877o pounds
OF POTATOES alone amounts to $4,35o"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

Farm /. 800 acres, well improved
with All eight roolned house, barn Is
-5NSo fe% with cattle shed on the
sides OF the barn. Good fences, is one
of the best improved farms i'll Eastern
Kansas. This farm is to be sold by
January lst. 1920. This farm lays
level, has Ito acres in blue grass pas
ture, 100 acre, under cultivation, IS
acres in wild grass hay. This farm
is well watered, everlasting water,
can be bought on easy terms. Own
,cr will take big mortgage if buyer
$50 desires. Price $500 per acre.
Varni ,. 80 acres. we'll improved
IS Ncres Of blue grass pasture. IS
acras in farm land, Easy terms.
PRICE $500 per acre. -.
| also have some real bargains in
200 acre farms. Come and see them.
@. G.. Long,
q-4f Blue Mound. Kansas.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
()Il.,I|

-,a Beginning j
for each purchase !,
d, account, or you ma
By this meth,
benefit. You have
VIC are doing a ere
accounts. We mast
borrow S1oooo.oo " !
which we lose. A.
counts. Now byTF
our loss from bad. .
have your money Ia
trade where you k7o
our garsges will. bu,i
q. When you pa,
ever go in to pay an
should nbe2 Get ava
Try it one year and
Our new garal
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

Farm for Rent-Splendid larm 100
acres, modern improvements, ideal
location on Jefferson Highway. / -
miles north Butler. ior rent after
Jan 10TH 1920. We are making ape-
ciai price on above farm.
lo~2t Nuckols Bros,
Phone IS on ) Butler, Route $.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
Missouri Needs No jag

1 Governor Allen of III ..s,
his assorted jazz bands, : L.,
to supply Kansas with NJ
her ". There has been 80
over III Kansas. The ia; go
been playing ,aKJtime. go
dent from the Kansas ;,,ers
slty who volunteered to rir,,
or Il shovel in the PIT 1899
has been given colu, tns nj
a write-up. With c, ~ y.
coal The Jazz band II Lsene-
more discOrdant musl ,vcrnoy
\llcn has given out "A ,no,a.
interviews to the pres Il the ~
terview mill has not i,lino Ihe
iczz bands have be ng e~louti
noises 10 the everlas Try OF the
Governor OF kansa' $50 things
have been running ilSas from
day 10 day since lnber II.
Strange 70 say, all use nus not
produced much co (riven away
the chills that hav keeping up
the baci.s OF the tpe9ple TOY
weeks They are NtFfng, al
though they can az musc
and read the int q lpptlt inc
goodness and gre ~ Governor
Allen.
Late last week Dr. Gardner
TOOL, over * mi lie name of
the State in B; .hlnty, just |
across the state | ~, sk where the
k a,isas Jazz. bano y @Dayng and
Governor Allen !; ont inter-
views The Mis-, found the
mines flooded " er and $500
miners in fhc ~ districts who
refused to worl ~ al once com,
nunnni, 4 lie mines and
setting about go out toa,.
The first day aole 70 "olh
Z few of the i'i'''eu anu
iorra n, take out their
.eL !, Fly the output
rnn, ines viii double
n'' Kansas mines.
',s4 tie line |.
~ ~'% is no jazz band and +,
~ ~ 80. ers to send hourly
ntsr. press. He is stay
NO {, where he ought to
~ men and experienced T
~ ~, chinery arc taking out J.
H.. the end OF the week &
i,, 1lpplng 100 cars day. /
he Jazz bands Will con-
=. III Kansas and more s
Va trviews will be given the a
~ as will have an ahll,i- [
IN ovcrabundancc OF lazz II
! interviews. but the people !.
IT Kansas people prcie, II
interviews to coal this {
ather. they ought to DO Ii
:, lor they have plenty Ct it
will get the coal how v
the people prefer it to JAZZ $
Il interviews during cold O
Billiards and other evils Il
City Democrat / ribunc. la
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Township-City
Church Notes:

There will be services &
Saturday night. Sunday
night. Rec. ~, e. Also 81
day aftsrn6on at 3 cscloci
New Union church near ~
Y Everyone invited. ~
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

FOR Sale--Corner Fulton and Mill
streets, acres, 8 room house.
1locred attic modern except furnace
II desired will sell with place rs
Baron White Lcghorn hens and pull
lets Also 1917 Ford car cheap.
Dwlrcr II. {. Funk, Butler, Mo.
phone 4SS. Aft
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25
.Chrvsanthemums for sale: Buy
nr Thanksgiving flowers at
II ierrell's Green House.
XII 10 South Broadway.

shorthor, Bulls for Sale-lrom SIN
months old To good strong yeariih@s'
w. +. Selon. Butler, Mo-, Route %:
phone, call Virginia, 9-'l
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

lated reconsignments and de-
shipping and unloading car
DTS has resulted in the loss
h spOilage of Los. 20 mounds Of
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

:, miles Butler, Mo. Good LOCATION.
PART bottom land, Price Sl3o1 per
,rrc J. p. Hart.
I4-2t" p"t'''' -"''
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

For Sale-Butler property, S-room
house, with three acres OF land near
school Price, $2,loo. J. +. "Hart,
Butler, Mo lo-@'
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

Lost-Crank for new Overland 4
Reward. Mullin Sales Co. 1l~1l'
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-12-25

br Gardner
lie name of
= i,lnty just
a. ,k where the
TNayiag and
+ ont inter-,
found the
er and $500
districts who |
at once COM |
lie mines and |
get out coal. |
. able to work
y mined and
as the Kansas |
take out their
the output
as viii double
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
MunicibaIBand
Concert Wilde
Played Sunday
Concert Will Be In CIeve
land Square; Subscrip-
tons Are Needed.

FL Paso citizens will have the op-
portunity Of hearing the first mu-
nicipal band concert at Cleveland
square next Sunday evening. is the
announcement made by John H. Re
gan. assistant manager OF the cham
Der Of commerce
a committee representing the must
clans of the city Tuesday made a can
vass Of the business houses soliciting
subscriptions to the band fund. This
committee, consisting of c. T. Bates,
chairman: A T. Wilke. y. y. Bour-
land and L W. Broyles. raised an ad
ditional 1867 in subscriptions. This
leaves a balance of 1898 TO be collect
ed to make the citizens complement
Of $4,000 TO the band fund
Seventeen subscriptions were for
500 each. while the remainder ranged
from 50 10 $50. The fund is open to
anyone interested in the development
Of music in FL Paso and affording
pleasure and recreation not only to
the people Of FL Paso but to tourists
as we'll
Those who contributed TO the mu-
nicipal band fund are: James G. Nc
Nary. 500; J. c. Wilmarth, 800; julius
Krakeuer, 500; A Schwartz, 500: NJ
Coblentz, 500: c. NJ Newman, 500:
W r Brown, 800, H Murchison, S1Oes .
James A Dick. 800; c. n Bassett.
Krupp Co, 500: Fred J. Feldman.
500: Hotel Sheldon, 500: s ]. Freu-
denthal, 500: a Newman. 500; H s
Beach. $50; E. T. Amonet. $50: Mid
west Ice Cream Co, SO; Rio Grande
Oil Co, SIS; W. G. WaIz & Co. SIS:
Hartford. SIS: Momsen Dunnegan
Ryan. SIS; C H Finley Co.. S25. Crom-
bic & Co., $50; Bray & Co, $50; futile
Paint and Glass Co. $50; American
Grocery Co. $50; Loretz-Pegram Co .
Fuel Co. SO: Herbert Ward. IS: DR..
c. P. Brown, IS; Dr.. Hugh Grouse. IS:
Mrs. Hugh Grouse. So; Mrs c E
Bryan. IS; Dr.. VIII Rogers. 81; do
mated, IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
COPPERS SHOW
NEW STRENGTH
Upward Trend Continues
in Industrial Stock
Trading.

In sympathy with the strong gen
eraI market. coppers continued their
rally Wednesday. according to J. S
Curtiss & Co.. Sheldon hotel The
market was broad and active and
from the opening transactions gains
we're in order in all of the red metal
issues. Calumet & Arizona was par
ticularly active and strong and ad-
yauced early in the day to S2la. the
highest price al which this STOCK mas
sold for more than q year
Later in the day it declined 70 81,
sin showing a gain Of over three
points. Inspiration was firm. adVanc-
inr to ST s-S, and all the porphyrys.
particularly Miami, Ray and Nevada,
made gains of from one halr 10 three
fourths of a point. support in Butte &
Superior helped the entire metal
group and at noon the market was
gaining in strength throughout the
entire list
IN Mexican oils Pan American ad-
vanced to lib 3-4, new high record,
and Mexican Petroleum was strong at
196. Sinclair Oil sold up to 81 IL
on the curb coppers were strong
Jerome Verde was in demand and,
among the higher priced issues. uni
ted Verde Extension, New Cornelia
and Magma were all distinctly firm
Verde Combination practically heid
its gain Of yesterday and there was a
better inquiry for Howe Sound. al
though Ray Hercules was quoted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
CeIe brGtiOn
At Van Horn
To Be Big One
Governor and State Officials
To Be Given One
Glorious Time.

Van Horn viii stage the biggest
celebration western Texas has ever
known, on the occasion of the visit
there on August % Of Gov. ". P
Hobby and other state officials. &C
cording to J. C Hunter. county judge
Of Culberson county. who is in E.
Paso today.
Not only will Gov. Hobby be there.
but many other state officials have
accepted invitations. including the
attorney general, the commissioner
general of the land office, the state
agricultural commissioner and sew
eral other state officials, including
a number Of senator's Cone johnson
has promised to be present and make
a speech.
Cots, tents and blankets are being
secured BY the citizens to bed
everybody who comes. according to
the Judge, and there will be free
food" for everybody, including bar
becued meat.
we are going to make it an old
fashioned western Texas welcome for
everybody" said the judge. with all
Ing, horse racing, etc--with speeches
by our prominent visitors sandwiched
in between and a big dance at night
We want the state officials ard
prominent men OF Texas interested in
good roads TO see what we have out
here in western Texas and learn just
what sort of 4 country their good
roads will serve. We have asked Col
Langhorne to send US = squadron Of
cavalry and a military band and we
understand he will Men and their
families are coming from all over
west Texas
After our celebration. we plan to
bring Gov. Hobby and party 10 E
PasO bv automobile and many Of
these other reople will also come"
John NJ. Wyatt. who is plotting
JUDGE Hunter about the city. said:
Van Horn was formerly a part Of
FL Paso county. It IS our close nei~h-
bor- Fl Paso business men must help
to make this celebration a success
They must attend in large numbers
and meet the business men from other
parts of west Texas and the state
officials We must b-irS Gov Hobby
and the other state officials back with
us We should stop them at Ys'eta
for a hig barbecue and watermelon
and fruit feast. then bring them to F.
Paso. where the governor could ad-
dress the people att Liberty hall at
niVht. Follow the address with a big
dance"
An effort IS to be made to have
senator Norris ShenDard have the
committee on foreign
relations come here during the eele-
hration-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
STOCKS RECORD.DECEM8ER CORN
SWEEPING GAINSGOES To RECORD
Short Interest Again Driven
to Cover; Specialties
Lead Advance,

New York. July 22.-The short interest
was again driven to cover In todays ae-
tive stock market. speeialtiss leading the
further general advance at gross gains OF
10 Il points Sales Appropriated L.
55O.0Oo shares The close was strong
Liberty bond closing prices were: SIS,
sss-4f. first IS, $500; second IS, S95.tz:
ks $500: fourth 4Ls, $3.50. Victory
ass $4,000; Victory "a s. $685.
Opening Is IBuoyant.
Many extraordinary gains were recorded
at the buoyant opening OF today's stock
market. the advance resulting In a further
rout OF the shorts. Crucibie steel led al
an initial rise Of ~ points, which was
soon extended TO g. Bethlehem Steel
gained ?. and oils. notably Royal Dutch.
local and foreign. which sold extra divi-
dend and extra rights. also were very &C
equipments. motors. coppers, shippines.
feathers and textiles. but rails Jagged. eN-
cept for the firmness Of low grade shares.
Mornings Trade Excessive.
The hopeful views OF judge Gary re-
Earding steel conditions and word from
Washington that the Mexican government
intends 10 authorize the temporary boring
Of wells formed the basis OF much OF
the mornings excessive operations in the
stock market Among steels and equip
ments average gains were 4 TO ? Z points.
vita I 70 for leading petroleum IN
the motor group some more substantial
gains were scored, shippings- feathers ana
tohaccos adding substantially to initial
prices with food shares Investment rails
also hardened On nominal dealings. Gait
money opered al s 10 G Z percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
Livestock Market

Chicago. III. July s.-Hogs-Receipts.
1l.000s CSC to &c higher; closing strong.
Top. s25-5o. new record; bulk, S2l-75Q
! 1925; heavyweight, S22-10 q 1885: medium
weight, ss21OI 1880 lightweight. S2l-75
| G2s-s5. light-light- S21-00 q 22-75; heavy
packing sOws. smooth. s2L50 @ 22-10; pack
ing sows. rough, S2o-75 Q 2l-4o' pigs. $1,000
Caitie-Receipts, 12.oeo: unsettled. Beef
steers medium and heavyweight. choice
and prime. $500 G1S-5e. medium ana
1878; lightweight, good and choice, Slf75
G1z.T5s common and medium. 1915 q u
IS; butcher cattle, heifers- 500 1850;
cows, S6.75 1885, Gamers and cutters,
$3.50 q 6.75; veal calves, light and handy
weight S1S.90G 1915; feeder steers. Ss-5O
G12-50: stocker steers, $3.50 q 1850 west
srn range steers sa-5e 1850; cows and
heifers. Ss-50@12-75-
sheep-Reeeipts. so. 900: slow. Lambs.
s. pounds down. S1z.25 1890; cuiIs and
common, Ss-ooG 400; gearing wethers-
$3.50 400; ewes. medium. good ana
choice, s7-s5 9s-5o; culls and common,
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city, No. July 2s--Hoss-Re-
lights s22.IOG ss-10: light sowz. szI.Tsu
ease. pigs, $500 @ 22.0O.
Cattle-Receipts. II. 900; higher Heavy
beef steers. choice and prime. xs-S5g
y. 3: calves. $500 1A25; stockers, SOU
Sneep-Receipts. 1906 higher LAMBS
$500 1855 ewes. $500 R17-O0.
Denver Livestock. Clese.
Denver, Colo. July 23.-Cattle-Receip
POO Market steady Beef steers, 500
1850; cows and heifers. ss9I9.75: stock
ers and feeders. S12G1z: calves SIS zD17-sp-
Hogs-Receipts. Sec Market 10c and 15c
higher Top. s25; bulk. So 922so.
Sheep-Receipts. 500 Market 15c and
25c higher. Lambs. sIsT 9I7: ewes, IS @
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex. July 23.--Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady. Beeves, SIS
G13-25; stockers. S730 $500; COWS. $500
Gs.25: heifers. s5-00G12.6 90. bulls S6.UUD
700; calves. S5-O0a1456-
Hogs-Receipts. 500; market 15c TO z5c
advance Heavy. S22-75 q 3 90; medium
Sz2-50 e275s Light. seas q 2275; mixed. /
sz1-so 22-2ss common. s2e-D0 G2L25; pigs.
s10-50 G1s-75.
Sheep-Receints. 1905 market INFESTED
Lambs, sls-o0G15-o0s yearlings. $4,000
100; wethers. SS069s.50; ewes. $500 10
$50 culls. 5000 zoo: goats. s425 a7-5e. |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
HeIp Wanted-SaIesmen

-~--@------~-~-~-~-~-----~-
WANrED-Salesman in store; splendie
opporl unity for advancement II capable
Address c B. K. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
Higher Prices of Grain Ac-
company Rise in Hogs;
Dry Weather Helps.

Chicago. H., July 23.-Higher prices
for corn today accompanied higher prices
Of hogs December. the principal active
delivery Of corn. rose to the topmst level
yet this season. Dry weather. as well as
the soaring CT the hog market. stimu-
lated buying of corn. Opening quotations.
which ranged from a TO &c up. with
September at sLs5z TO sIss ard De
cember al Sl-s6z 10 sl67iz. were fol-
lowed by moderate additional gains N
some cases
Subsequently profit taking sales by
holders Jed 70 sharp downturns- The
market closed nervous, = net lower 70
Ike advance, with September at sl.si&
1879, and December at SL6615 9l66a-
Oats Go Up With Corn
Oats went upward with corn However
after opening i Glc higher. including Sep
TENDER at sl9s Gs2%c. The market tended
TO sag
Provisions scored material advance all
around on the strength OF hogs and corn
Trade. however, was dull
Some buying Of lard appeared to be for
export account
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
SCHUMACHER Is PLEASED
WITH E. ?. & S. w. RAILWAY

T ~ Schumacher. president Of the
FL Paso & Southwestern lines, re-
turned Tuesday morning from an in
spection trip over the western division
OF the road M Schumacher was well
pleased with the prospects of the d.
vision which he has visited Acc ording
TO present plans. Mr.. Schumacher will
remain in FL Paso several days and
expects to leave Thursday for an in
spection tour OF the eastern division
OF the Southwestern route He will
go as far as Dawson, \. NJ. and will
then go to New York over the Santa
Fe railway from French, n. NJ
Members of the party who accom-
panied Mr. Schumacher on the inspec-
ton trip Of the western division were
A E Sweet. federal manager; H J.
Simmons, agent for corporate inter-
estsi Eugene Fox, general traffic
manager. and L. L. Morris. general
superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
WILL MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
ON THE ST. REGIS HOTEL

A contract has been signed whereby
the l. J. Overlook company. promi-
nent brokers. will occupy what is
now the dining room and lunch room
of the St. Regis hotel after August /.
according to an announcement of
D. D. Murphy. manager Of the hotel.
occupying the extreme western side
of the building and what formerly
constituted the private dining rooms
will be remodeled for the main din
ing room of the hotel. The kitchens
are to be remodeled and additional
attendants EMPLOYED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-23
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AVID METALS

fBy Associated Prrss-l
New York. July 22.-Nereantile paper
55s G5E percent.
Sterling: 50 day bills. sAssiz. com
uercial 60 day bills On hanks. s4-3i. CON-
InsrcIal so day bills. sz-52; demand
Ss.3S5s: cables. szs7ls-
Time loans strong all dates unchanged
call money steady: High. s; low. s;
ruling rate. s; closing Bid, 6; offered al
c - last loan. 6 percent
Bar silver. S1-064 ounce
Mexican pesos. S2Ec-
Copper. firm; electrolytie. spot and July
.sA % 5zci August. 2sis q25Scs Septem-
Der, szc-
Iron firm No. 1 northern. $50. No. ;
northern. s2e; No . southern. s2s-5e
The metal exchange quotes lead firm
Spot. $40; August. $500 SOC
Speiter quiet East St Louis delivery
spot S7.s5; August. s7s06S-1o-
LONDON METAL MARKET
London. Eng. July 2s.-Closiug quota
tons On the metal exchange today were
as follows:
Copper. f10s, rs Sd
Electrolytic. E1lG-
Tin. f255 Us. Sd.
Lead. E23, los
Spelter. Ez5 s.