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COMPRAMOS. Vcnderoos y camhiamos toda
clase DC nueDles. Dixie Furniture Company.
liz y. Flores ST.
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LAMARINE WATERS.


Ell Laxative Ideal. Sabe a Dulce.
Proporciona los mejores resultados
sin ocasionar molest;as. De venta ei
todas las droguerias a. precio de zoe.
GAIA. Fsbricada por Lamarine La
boratories, Atlanta, Ga.
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G. NENDEZ y HNOS.

Concentrates Ell Erutas , LsGuinbre,.
Fue-;c cxisvencia CT Chile |erGe en- Vina-
gre y Seco de todas claSes. 2lS Gatamoros
$. SpE Antonio. Texas.
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con Sl.5O cratificara = Ia persona que
me proporcione in:ormes exactos dc SiGEonio
Chavez. origiuario De Coerco. Mich, Mezico.
muien en- Septieiubrc de 1915 sali0 tic GrinneI.
Iowa. ruubo al Estado de Texas. encoa:r2i-
dose on Dicie,nhre de 1918 en- Aa-qucI. Tc-
yaS, .ieGdo Ell csta fccha cUaado rccihi sus
dItimas ]noticias. Is &c % amos de edad y
de ~estatura regular. Todo informe dirijase
q Il. r. Chavcz. 026 Spring st. GTinne!l'
Iov-. OH
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LECCIOEES D. PIANO y CAET0 \ Do
nic.io. P-scios ronvenc.caa,cs PROFESSOR
FFLIN RUS%O. r-adusGG en- los CoHscrva-
to-;os &c Pans = Madrid. Re-iIe c-Grncs 40
Morales s.. Sc hS5ia frances : eSpSrcl
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PROFESIONALES

DR.. V. PALOMO. MSdico en- general: ma.
dc seis amos CT esta ciuGad. oticIra en- Ia
Botica Pcrus 7lo. San Antonio. Texas.
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CON 500 G~RATIFICARE = Il persona que
me prupo7cionc informcs de mi hermano Do
mitilo Flores. &c & pics lie c~staturG. moreno.
de IS amos de eGaG. vriginario de pureperc.
Mich. MtSico. TcIo iniurme d!T;Jase 4
Salvador NJ. CcrGa. par" cntreSar a Alfonso
F. MARITIME. 7. o. Box ia. Pittsburgh. Cal
MOI
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GRATIFICARE CON $500 a IL persona QUE
m. y-oporcionc cl actual domicilio del ST.
2la;ildc Garcia. dc j. amos de edad. bLLaco
y e~statura -e%dl-a. or:Cjnario De Ia!pa. Edo.
d. ZacatecgS. TODD informe dirIjase Il Isaac
Garcia. $50 West 2nd. South St. SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah. (29D
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CASA DE cAMBIo -GUANAJUATo".

CASA DE CAMBIO "GUANAJUATO".
ParGo, Alfonso y Niagara. CompranoS Y VEN
demos oro : plata mexicana. billctes de los
Bancos LoRdres Y Nacional de Mexico y los
mejores precios &c plaza. vendcmos riros
sob-e todas las pEazas de Ia Repubiica Me-
xicana. PfnANOS PREC1oS ANTES DE
COMPRAR. AuGornovi!es q toda hora psra
Laredo. Texas todos los dias. Cada automo-
vi De ndestra casa ticHe TN SECURE de
$40. 600. Mandamos bultos de ropa q cnal-
quier parte de Ia Repubiica Mexicana. res
| pondiendo por 81 sesuridad. Gale Comercis
al ooeste No. 1910. Entire Medina y Fria.
San Antonio. Texas
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ia GA. FONoGRtFGCA MENICANA ven.
&C pcr CORES. fonOGrafos Columbia Victor
: Edison. Pleas rc? :canas Columbia, Vic
tor y Edison. ,Ici:ciraS de patrntc. ycrbas
mcdiciaaies. ar::cL!oa mcsicanos. ctcctos pa
II tocaGcr. ;Istr4ncu:os nausicales, etc. Di-
ria Su correspondence r:dlendo cataloGo.
Dc IL manera sigUicrte: Cia. Fonografica
Mexicana. l.. D. Flores. lox SG5. Dept. G.
FIorcsvil!c, Texas.
ABAREOTES =. GENERAL. Surtido dc
yrrbas ucdic;nale% mcx;csnas. Surtido dc Gu
rios:dldcS meNicanas. Prccios sunrancntc ba-
JOS. Visitcnos. Barbara MARITIME, SOL So.
Laredo. 90
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cadas para l]nglaterra. con cpyos in
duStrialeS Sc han celebrado contracts
sumamente saJisfactorios.
- ~abunGsnte cosecha De los Es-
t2dcs Cnidos eS Ia raz0n por Que
no nos compraron en- este ano. no
Ia de que q algod6n este infestado
por e. picudo. pueS 81 asi fuesc, In
glaterra 10 hubicra desechaio de
plane.
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MIGUEL A CACHO,

AbO&ado MsXiCaEo. ConSUitas y documcnta-
clones ~juridicas concerrienteS q leyeS y nego-
clos de Mexico. sol MILLS Bldg. Fl Pa
50, Texas.
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare Il Ia perso-
NJ, que me propUrcioEe iaformcs eSac;cs De
Guadalupe Come. de IS aECs Il" cdad. te
oficio zapaI,gu. Guien en- 1911 viva en- i" CO.
lonis. dc Ii Bo!sa ds Il Cd. dc Mexico en-
compania De Angelo Ga.indo. Luis G 'me1
= Consuriu Conc Tudo inforTne dirijase
I Enrique Gomez. Box 625. Colorado. Texas.
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coMPRAMos DIAMANTEs

COHPRo mueh!es- De "a. nano y tGda clase
De objetos. 222 So. Santa Rosa, +. Medell.
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SyEITpBIO Il-APTy

SUBURBIO JCAREZ.
Lo.cs barato5 con Irentc q las GALES de
Lcal. Mcnr!ova y Perez. entire las GALES de
North Navidad y North Trinity. ccrra de Ia
iinea De trauyias West End. Vaio-. SlO0. 90.
$500 81 contaio y $500 en- abonos mcnsua-
les. Vsan 4 Nm. !. Schultz. Riverside Bldg.
l0i West Commerce 81.
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s d. OCCASION.
AGENcIAs DE INaUMAcIoNEs

AGENCIA DE INEUMACIoNES "SfEL-
LEY."-Autom5vil = ambu.ancia. Funcrales.
Alberto dia y nolhc. Esgu!aa &c main ave-
nue. y Travis Street. TclefSRcs Crockett 81
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G~RATIFICARE CON $lo.00 u Ia persona que
me proporcionc informes dc nj hermann
Marceiins EoGrigue, He-nandcz- UiriJan$c
so5re cI particular q Maria Rodriguez. IA
So. Laredo ST. san Antonio. Texas. 'Sll
SE GRATlFICARA . la PERSONA que pro-
porciUne ;Gturres Gc Andres. Jose ) Jesus
Pallarcs. De Guieres reciAi sus uitimas no.
tic:as en- JUNO Gc 1918 dc Milford. Utah.
rodo informc dir;jase = miss Ines PTl!arcS.
22i0 Lowell s.. p. .. Bon 2tS Houston
Heights. Houston. Texas. '3li
GRATIFICARE con S5.0u u l., persona IEe
ne uroporcionc irformes d. x Sra. MERGE
dos I.fra, Guieu ticae : hijos !.anstos M@uro.
Fsuato y Estauislao. y una hija ilamada
Agustiua. En- iSl" - c1coutTaban en- Mon
tr-rvy. ". L.. viy:endo en- IN" casa lie Ia
callc de Patton SANCHEZ. Todo infocn:e So
bre =. particular L~irijasc a Maria Ma"daie-
NJ Fausto. Lewis. Iowa. i2e)
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STOCKS HAD NO ii
SETTLED TENDENCY
Considerable Midday Dip on Ex.
aggerated Reports Concern
ing Presidents Illness
TRADERS ARE CAUTIOUS

New York. Oct. 2.-Thc New York
Evening Suns closing financial review
today says:
Movements were too mixed in today S
stock market to permit of any very
clear idea as to trend. Trading was of
considerable volume and broad in scope.
The opening was in general higher. aud
there were numerous, conspicuously
strong spots throughout the session. The
standard list. however, was not aggres
sive in either direction. When some
issues were displaying strength, others
were weak and not few indiffercntly
changed.
There was quite au unanimous dip
toward midday when the streets at
tention was attracted forcibly to the fact
that the President was i'll by the call
ing in of nerve, specialists. 1t was stated
Mt the White House nothing alarming
had developed in the Presidents condi e
ton but that the step was taken ns a
precautionary measure and incidentally
to relieve the burden on the executive
physician.
On this reinsurance the market did
better in the af ernoou. 1t was obvious,
nevertheless. that the traders were IN
cautious mood. Early in the session
there had been no little short selling aud
those commitments served to steady the
market when pressure was eXerted.
The further testimony of Judge Gary
in the Senate strike hearing was fol
lowed with the closest interest. The
strike situation itself left much to be
desired.
The report of a virtual deadlock il
arriving at an understanding in th
Bethlehem near -walkout and n simila
state of affairs in Great Britain wer
to some extent dampcning. Thes
phases suggest either au early settle
ment or further complications, and /
was natural that the market should fee
some hesitation while they are pending
Progress toward resumption Of full
capacity in the steel mills in genera
appears to be steady but slow, and tn
street. of course, would like to Sc
more speed.
The rails were father broadly deal
in but the advances of yesterday wcr'
not sustained. Senator Cummins's S ad
dress before the bankers convention Il
st. Louis was awaited with interest.
In the industrial department. thu
stecls were disposed to be heavy will
the exception of American Locomotive
which was pushed forward sevcra
points. The oils. had strong moments
and the shipping shares and many o
the specaltics also. The tires did well
hrt United States Rubber was rcac,
tionary.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Rgccipt, 5S,7Sl bush. The
market was nrm but quiet i5tn,I,n, QG9tsiions
s., %iR!sr e 80? 20 ,SogE,hsEe spF!.ss l.s
Mlrtsr S sariicRH Sto ST. eF no. -D' red d. snytSS
s2S6! No. ! red, Earlcky and smutty S2.Ss; 80
Of wheat were based on the following sched-
ulc Of discounts: No. . wheat, Sc under NO
ID no; n,So wSMss' &c under NO 10 nndsr %HSs' no
J, For all wheat otherwise conforming to
,hG SPECIFICATIONS Of 10, or better ,ro1, but
one pound dohciency in test weight Wheat Sd
, n SS |SEEsi %Esa' VIII VIII be be SR%S
case less tasn &c per bushc under the cor
| responding regular grade. Garlicky whes
bushcl from the regular grade. Mixed wheat
Will he discounted from &c to hc, according
TO quality and condition of mixtures. but
count on our taking No . mixed wheat at
lhIiladclphia ,,In. zip Just ss heretofore. c. &c
oRN-Rcceipts, .i512 bush. The market
vas quiet and UNCHANGED. with llsht offer;
ilgs. We quote yellow in car lots for local
Sl.65 q 10; spct nominal, N.T09i.'5 pei
oATs.Reeeip,s, }o.1li. bush The ,7.S, TfT'
vSl,s scas!eS; No, S'S White, SSS 9sa SOC! no
re zoo "Snhls ShS n"d
l2s. in sacks. The market ruled hrm , but
gads IA Gpf' u 9uo,onWS PsT lgS
western. new, siO. 10 q 80; do. nearby new
;9.!5dlo. Kansas straight. new, ,s1dG2S;@a
s1t nsw sll So@1a 9eG d. Short short patent new
paisn! tsm!y r%Tn brands' sD'T si2. 75 a. az ""s'
RYE oo, ft2CR SSiTt SS apS p6 u1Th9sssa
ss 10 quality.
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.PHILADELPHIAN IN AIR RACE
Lieutenant James T. Nicely Pilots
Balloon in National Contest

Lieutenant James r. Nccly, Twelfth
Balloon Company. L. S. A.. a Phila-
delphiau. is one Of the contcsting pilots
in thu national balloon race which
started yesterday afternoon from st.
Louis, Mo. He assembled at 5 100 p. M.
according. to a st. Louis dispatch, de
spite unfavorable weather conditions.
Lieutenant Nicely is the son of Henry
VI. Neely, 80 South Tenth street. who
was with tho army in England for
thirteen months during the war. aud
Agnes Thompson Ncely. prominent
sugcr of this city. He was educated
at the West Philadelphia High School
and served two years in the British
transport service before this country
entered the war.
Leaving the British service. Lieu
tenant Nccly enlisted in the American
aviation service aud in March, 1918, he
was commissioned lieutenant. He has
been stationed at Fort Omaha, being
sent there from Essingtou, Pa.
lie had been preparing for several
weeks to enter the balloon race and is
flying craft which has 40 900 cubic
foot bag. Lieutenant Nccly was the
second to take to the air.
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DECLINE ON CURB
LED BY ASPHALT
Selling Induced by News That
Specialists Were Called to
Attend President
MARKET GENERALLY HEAVY

New York. Oct. 2.-Thc curb mar
kct was generally heavy after an irreg
ular opening. being Influenced by the
news from Washington, which came to
Wall street as sudden shock of the
calling OF specialists in attendance on
the President.
This news induced general selling.
causing declines Of one to fivc points in
many stocks, with Gcucral Asphalt
leading on tho decline. falling from 1874
to 12612. The preferred sold at 200
at the opening.
Allied Packers was another weak
feature, declining from 52ls to 80. and
American Safety Razor sold down to
1873, but later rallied to above II.
Loft, Inc, was pressed on the market,
Yielding to II. United Picture Produc-
tions continued to be the prominent fea
ture of the industrial list, advancing
to 26.
American Writing Paper was n strong
feature. advancing from 14i. to 15M.
Submarine Boat dropped from 16ia to
151a. Shell Transport ranged from a.
to T2h United Retail Candy sold
down to a. Otis Steel was traded in
at 81 to 361a. and Indian Packing
ranged from 241s to 25ls.
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decline were another drop in hogs, ces-
-satiou by the United States Grain Cor
poration of purchases of wheat flour
on account of the British railway
strike, more favorable weather and d
report by a local authority to the cf-
feet that the crop had fully maturcd
and was Of good quality.
The condition was placed at 81 aud
the indicated production at 2.S56.OOO.
600 bushels. against 1883 ,0O0,O ZOO
bushels harvested last year.
All setbacks brought out good sup
port. Offerings from the country wcr'
light aud smaller receipts were cx'
pected.
Negotiations for the financing o
shipments of foodstuffs abroad as sool
as the peace treaty is ratified ais,
helped to check bearish operations.
The strength in oats was due to re
ports of good demand for the casl
article aud purchasing by cash inter
ests. The upturn was preceded b.
lower prices on selling by local opcr
ators. due to the carly setback in corr
and the better weather
| Leading futures rins%d as follows:
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RESPONSE IN COTTON
TO GINNING FIGURES
RulIish Report Induces Commits
sion House Buying and
Early Covering

COTTON BELT WEATHER. CONDITIONS
New York Oct 2.--rhc following tenn
peratures are recorded in The cTtton bel, belt
q; San Antonio, Little Rock, Nashville,
sSd SSi ESSSs9uFi MSSSn SS ,Smphs % NeW Or
leans. SaNannah. Wilmington. TsmTa and
JscksCnTIs ~ MOntg9mFrH G nrSs Snd Sri.; pSr.s
and Galveston. rs. There was rs inch OF
precipitation at ThomasvilIe
New York. Oct. 2.-Thc cotton mar
kct opened firm at 70 to tt points
higher in response to strong cables and
bullish ginning figures.
The latter proved to be 1000, 900
bales less than were ginned during the
same period last year. and while this
was in measure expected, 1t never
theless aroused considerable commission
house buying and early covering.
The first effect of the crop report was
a break of 40 points. after which the
market became erratic. with brief
rallying tendency. The condition figure,
of Ji.4, was exactly the same as the
average guess of cotton exchange mem
bers and was, therefore, well dis
counted.
Later, the market turned weak under
selling due to belief that all the
bull news had been presented. aud sold
off to 81 80 for December, or break
of about ~ points following the report,
aud about sc points under last night 5
close.
Among traders, the idea prevailed
that there would be southern selling
now that the report was ont OF the
way and that it was not bullish enough
to attract any widespread trade buying
100 i:s0
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Judoe's Brother Gets Job

Michael McCullcn. brother of Judge
Joseph S. McCullen, has been tempo
rarily appointed acting chief clerk of
the board of registration. commissioners
in place of Hampton S. Thomas, who
died suddenly Tuesday night.
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FRESH FRUITS

The market ruled firm with demand fair.
We quote Apples. per basket. 5Oc % 81. so:
do, per bush hamper. 81 a % do per bbl.
csns6Gpss JSrsSS Western per per 0S a
crate, 81 a 25; do per standard crate. S3D
AR d. Peaches New Igrk per bush h s2@
sees SsTs ptr T2rs SSsS spsFo ID '3G@t SO
cord, per pony basket - n 2Jc; do. Niagara
per pony basket. 20 q 22c Plums. New
York, namson per bskt.. 80 a GOc; do New
York, Green Gage, per bskt. 80 a Csc, Lem.
9ns per box s2.sSq7,35. Oranges. Cali
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes and cnons ruled steady. CAB.
SssSey SSSo'i 1?2'f@SS', iS%st
i.2Si do, Pennsylvania, per cwt sc.75 a
geo. Sweet potatoes-.southeri No. I per
Jersey, pei bskt.. 76cati. Cabbage. New
Jersey, per bskt. bOd75c: do. New York.
ton s15 G4O onions, New Jersey, per
-. .amper. sia2; do. per 1OO-lb sacks,
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet. but values were
steadily held. The tions: Beef. in sets,
smoked and Air-dricd. 6ir; beef knuCkles
and tenders. smoked and air-dried. 55c;
pork. family. 5Sc; hams, $. p. cured. loose,
3ll7 q &c: do. skinned, loose, 3Oi7 a i1c'
boneless. 49c: picnic shoulders, s. p. cured,
loose, nc: do, smoked, "3c bellies, in
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In Enforees EIoht Hour pav

Spain Enforees Eisht.Hour Day
Madrid. Oct. 2.-Tbe new law fixing
an eight hour day for workers In all
trades became operative yesterday.
Railwaymcn threaten q general strike ia
Spain. which may be called whenever
the unions consider the time fortuitous.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

to dozen pSF pSseR s4c Il 20 70 i lbs 'Os 70
ads @ sbTSr suaSrrS Sf nd neSTSy
TO qualify. 81 a 36c: squads. per dozen, white.
v wetghtnE II to - lbs. per dozen. Ss bOG
81 S0n 20 white. weighing s lbs. per
s9G9fSpa STaa Sssge,IS do' 6dS8e,I lbs TO dozen
e. 6oa 35oi dark, s1.5o92.25i small and
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POULTRY

LlNE-Trade was slow and the ma rk et
was again weaker under free offerings
Quota tions: Fowls. as to quality 25g 3oc
g. hSksne' IL as TO Guality. 20 a 3oci ro9sters
RImner. 81 a nc pigeous. cid. pcr pair. 80 q
SIC: do. young, per pair. - a 2Sc
active and prices ruled iir- on choice
stock. Tho following wcrc &C quota tions
Fowls, frcsh-klllcd. dry-pcked in boxes.
weighing I lhg and over apiece 3nc weigh.
ing 3i2 lbs. II a 33c: weighing lbs. -
a "Nr; smaller sizes. - a 26c; fowls. fresh.
killed in bbls.. dry-picked, weighing lbs.
and over apiece. 81; weighing a'a lbs,
30 q 3"c: weighing : lbs 26m nc; sna IitT
sizes 20 a o5c; old roosters. dry-picked.
24c; broilers, Jersey, ice-packcd 80 q 4Sc
do other nearby "ho;ce tc. packed. 86@r
western, ice packed. weighing ~ a. lbs,
apiece; 3593sci do, western, Ice,pachSd
western, milk-fed chickens, II to box. II
lbs and urder TO dozen, per lb.. t3 n i5c:
IS to - lbs to dozen, per III. 42Gi3c; %
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CHEESE sold fairly and values we're we'll
New York. whoIe-milk nats fatyN, 81 $ a
32c; fair to good, 3ota q 81 i.c; Wisconsin,
3lci iohhng sales Of fancy goods a.. a sac.
BUTTER-Finc butter continued scarce
and prices further advanced lc: with de
undergrades continued dull tations:
Creamery fancy. high.scoring goods 81 q
55 Q59c seconds, 51q5iC;. sweet creamery,
choice to fancy 6sd q zoe; fair to good, 90 a,
6Ic; prints jobbing at 10 a Tfc for fancy and
5Sd7lc for fair to good.
EGGS-Tnere was an advance OF 81. 20 per
case IN prices OF choice fresh stock due to
the extreme scarcity OF this description The
quota tions: Free cases. nearby 0rsts. $40. 20
per crate; nearby current receipts SIS so;
firsts. $40. 20: Hrste Stsd is. 80: nearb, and
western seconds sl6. 2Oa l7.l0; inferior lois
lower: fancy selected cEEs jubbng at II a
i3C per dozen.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Light offerings checked business Prices
were unchanged a basis Of 0r for fine
Eranulated.
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THE BEAVER BOARD COMPANIES
incorporated Under he Law Of ne Of Dchwurl
Seven Per Cent. Cumulative First Preferred Stock

To Be Presently Outstanding $4,0SA 200
Authorized $l5,OO0,O0O

Authorized $l5OO0OO To Be PeenIyOu
Dividends Payable Quarterly on dr of Jm~pA and October,
normal Federal Income Tax
Retirement FundAn annual three
the redemption this the
redemption addition,
caabe by dividend
notice.
MUM for each succeeding to 1882 and thereafter no.
tected by the bond The
and its subsidiaries have funded debt.
BusnessIhe Beaver Board Companies all
selling the
control their comprising
S square miles of timber limits in Northern Canada
The
since 1906 and Of 419o for the 1918
Beaver Board the building carried stock by
5000 dealers
Eanngs-The consolidated Companies
probation Federal
First Preferred Stock dividend
l2624O shares of common stock outstanding
uu : made d. First
4 Ns kdC Ere anse
nt+& 10
INBRlE & Co HARRISON & Co.
BANKERS
NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON 100 South FOUR Street,
PITTSBURGH MILWAUKEE, PHILADELPHIA
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Oct. 2.-HoGs-Reccipts 25 600
neau, Lo"tr' HeaVS, Sl4."oW l"i medium
S151 1929; light. sl5.j0Ml6. 35 light lights
s15 als; heavy packing sows, smooth. s1s -
uli.2o; packing sows. rough. Sl3. 20 g 1915,
riEs, $14.75G15.5o.
CAITLE-Rccctpts' 10000 head. Firm,
prime, s16.5Oa1s.95; medium, si125W
Io''o' common, $n.o9' '''2'' Hsh'' good
diUm. SSdl"; butcher cattle heifrrs. $3.50 q
14T5: cows So 500 g. so: Gamers and cut
tGs, S5.iOdG.50. val calves. Sl9. 30 80. 20;
N6.!oQl lg; western range steers SSp 10;
COWS and hsifers, S6.50gl3.
Lambs, ils Is dIs.1n; culls and common,
:ccg % ewes, medium. sood and rhotcS'
S6.i5nS, Culls ard common, S3M62o; breed
ing. s7d IS.
Pittsburgh, Oct. =.-HoGS-ReCcipts, loo
/ cad. Lower Hoavies. $40. 30 a -; heavy
workers., sl7dlT25; light yorhcrs, slI. 800
1915; pigs. SIS. 25gl5.Ho.
STEADY. Top sheep. $1,000. Top lambs
SIS
CALNES--ReCeipts 90 head. Strong. Top.
S-'
south Omaha. Oct 2-HOGS-R Receipts,
1000
CATTTE-Receipty $500
SHEEPI-Receipts is, 900,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02
RALLY IN CORN PIT
AFTER EASY START
Z Belief That Farmers Are Not In
clined to Part With Holdings
Starts Buying

Chicago, Oct. 2.-BuSing by eastern
houses rallied corn today after the mar
ket had been easier early.
The influences that contributed to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02

south Omaha. oct. @.--HOGS-Receipts,
900 head, TwsntN-fyc to 75c lower. Bulk.
'i3912.t1T: top. $500. -oo ,, ,.r..
srong. Stockers and feeders. - q 1oC lower
SHEEP--Receipts, "l,000 head. Lambs.
OGl5c higher; sheep and feeders steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02

South Omaha. Oct. Receipts
1000.
CATTIE--Receipts. $500
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02

5000 head 1"wer Bulk, $Io 0G1s, Is: heay.
les. Sl525d IL; medium. $i5.50n I6 Is;
lights, sis 5OGr is.e5 light lights sl5.2j
! 81 packing sows sliq1 1925 pigs. s13.5OG