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The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
Notes BY a Washington Observer
Say; Washington Watches Politics Sizzle
In Neighbor State.

West Virginia into the Democratic
Presidential column. Gov. Cox in
tends to play a double bill in
West Virginia on Labor Day. speak
ing at Charleston and Hunting
ton. and Ambassador Davis will
occupy the same platform and de-
liver speeches in both places. Davis
and cambridge Colby are both be-
ing carefully groomed by their
friends for 1924.
G. o. p. Favorites Fight.
Two c. o. P. favorites in Wash
ington-Senator James (. Watson.
OF Indiana. and Representative
engaged in desperate fights for re-
election in their respective baili-
wicks. Jim" Watson is promised
active support from the women
voters of Hoosierland a factor that
may counteract the hard drive that
his opponent, Tom" Taggart, with
the full backing of the Democratic
national machine. is making on the
Republican candidate. Uncle Joe"
| Cannon is up against an American
| Legion fight in connection with his
vote agaist the soldiers bonus bill
vile district are also organizing
against the veteran of the House.
Plan Memorial Hospital.
Panama desires to perpetuate the
memory of Maj. Gen. William c.
Gorgas by establishing a great hos
pital for the study OF tropical dis
eases on the Isthmus. The scheme
| owes its origin to Don J. Z. Lefevre,
| charge d'atfaires of the Panama Le-
| CATION in Washington. II has the
| backing of the Isthmian national
, government. which has offered its
81. .O00. 900 st. Mary's Hospital. main
! tanned by the State lottery. for the
| purpose. The project is to be sub
mitted to the Rockefeller Founda-
| ton with a view to securing its sup
port and cooperation.
Estates Left in England.
! Joseph H. Choate, lawyer, diplo-
mat and wit, left a fortune of nearly
$4,000 900. according to his will just
| probated in London. Probate in Eng
land was necessary because Choate
had an English estate valued at
$1,000. The total estate submitted
to the nglish courts was s4.725, 900.
! George David Smith, the famous
New York bookdealer. who died re-
| Gently, left an estate in England to
the value of S227,500.
| Passports Refused.
| Polish legations and consulates
| throughout Europe, it is announced,
are now refusing to wise America n
| passports presented by any other
than native born United States citi-
zens The Warsaw government has
discovered that many so-called
Americans" are engaged in pro-
Bolshevist activities in Poland and
other sections of Eastern Europe
They are invariably born Europeans
| who, having obtained American citi-
| zenship. have come back to native
haunts to spread comrnunistic propa
| eanda. F. W. w.
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The Antwerp Olympic.

The international athletic Antwerp has far enough
disclose impending American But other
conong Apparently the last
Britain will be The decision
who
years The Antwerp has cnched the dislike
for sport so conducted
Criticism Of began the
deepened widened during
period OF adjustment environment
during have fallen handling
large of favos and specific and
will be in order after team
The probably we'll they know how
the been fortunate Attendance games
had prvatons
worked against peace of mind and welfare OF body
The Europeans many wherc
triumph
coming depend much
representatives training
ndispuable superiority that
challenged worry More humility and better quality
oIlow much-needed calIdown.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
City's Happenings
Tersely Put for
Busy Readers
City Club 10 Form New Group.

City Club 10 Form New Group
A charter and bylaws for the
Housing Group OF the City Club
will be adopted at a meeting al
$50 o'clock tomorrow night AD
mefbers Of the club who are inter-
ested in housing are invited. f.
Clifford Bangs is chairman OF the
group.
Under direction Of Caleb W
O'Couror the Washington Players
gave Three in a Room" before a
large audience at the Columbus
Country Club last night The cast
for the playlet includes MISS Clara
Drake. Miss Cornelis Black. Miss
Alice Robinson. Miss Esther Cloyd.
Irving Buckling and Miss Doris
StowJN.
Thief Fires once Plant.
Not content with rsnssckinC and
robbing the Saso Bottling Plant. At
! 1922 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
OF 23o pennies yesterday evening a
thief started a small IRE on the
floor of the once room. William
Hillbrand. Of us Fifteenth street
! southeast. turned in an alarm.
The damage was about S25-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
Reds Covct Oil.

HedS toNet Oif.
Washington military men say that
the Bolshevik army's move on Ca
licia (PolanO, in case it is decided
to launch an offensive on Lemberg
instead of Warsaw. will be for the
purpose of capturing the rich oil
wells of Austrias former Polish
province. Those lie in the ~Boryslav
region to the south of Lemberg.
Red armies for some time have been
advancing east OF Brody along the
main railway line to Lemberg. Oil
production in Galicia amounts tc
nearly 10000 900 tons a year. repre-
senting about per cent OF the total
petroleum output OF the world.
Maryland Politics Boil.
The District of Columbia. being
the disfranchised Cinderella OF the
nation, has to look over its nearby
frontiers for political excitement.
Maryland offers the most thrilling
contest in connection with the four
cornered reelection fight which
Senator John Walter Smith has on
his hands. In addition to first-class
opposition from the Republican can
didate, Overman E. Weller. Senator
Smith. who'has dry proclivities. now
must face the candidacy of a Demo
cratic wet. Capt George D. Iverson
1verson has the backing of the
Peoples party" and Is making the
Senatorial race on a States right"
platform. The Republican candidate
also has fight within his own
ranks, insurgent Republican colored
voters having just nominated c.
Ashby Hawkins, a member OF their
race, for the Senate
Reds Recosnized in Latvia.
Latvis, the Russian Baltic Re-
public whose envoy the United
States refuses to admit to Ameri-
can soil, has recently been nego-
tisting a treaty with the Boil
shevik government. That may be
one of the reasons her diplomatic
agent is persona non grata in
Washington. Latvia was the frs,
one of the three Baltic states to
declare its independence, which
dates from January, 1918. It con-
sists mainly of the former Russian
provinces of Courland. Livonia and
Vitebsk, and comprises altogether
about $4,000 square miles, with a
population Gin 1910 of 2,500, 900
Latvia's best known cities are Riga
the capital, Lobau and Mitau.
Davis to stump for Cox.
John w. Davis, American Am.
bassador to Great Britain, who IL
due in America this week, is ex.
pected to do herculean work in tbs
direction of swinging his native
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
GAS RATE PETITION.
HEARING THURSDAY

The Washington Gas Light Com
pany's petition for an extension of
present rates for two months, or an
increase in rates to s1.35 per 1000
cubic feet. will be heard Thursday
morning in the board room of the
District Building.
The company asks that the COM
mission extend its three months or
der for an increase in rates to 1892.
which is necessary. the company
claims, IL it is to earn return of 6
per cent on a fair valuation of the
property. and an increase to s1.35
IL a. per cent dividend is to he
returned. The company is also petit
tioning for the Georgetown Gas
Light Company,
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Thief Fires once Plant.
TWO VALUABLE COWS
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Lewistown. Pa Aus 22-Two
vslua BILE COWS were killed IN the
pasture lot on the D. J. Erepps farm
in Oliver township during an cleo
triCal storm today.
The cows were twin calves. high
grade Jerseys. valued a. $1,000 each
and had taken refuge under the
lone tree in the pasture lot which
was struck by bolt and rIddlcd.
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Births Reported.

Daniel C. jr.. and Marie C. Roper, girl.
FrederIrk and NrIue Masks boy
AloysiuS J. and Mary z. Wall girl
George p. jr.. and Edna A. holmes. rIrL
Newton z. and MARY A. Woodsrd. bov.
Pstrirk J. and Catherine z. Rudy. hoy.
St Paul and Nettie NJ. Anderson. boy.
Joseph and Mary h. Le1rsry. hoy.
wm. A and Elizabeth B. Dood. Etrl
Harry C and Elsie Kopsl. boy.
HvmSn and Edythe Goldstsin, boz.
Wn. and Evelyn Rsmer. girl
Willis and MEry z. Richardson, RI
John and Annie Brooks. girl.
John and Mamie Curry. girl.
LayGpder ". and RHuBh GrScn rt-.
James r. and Hester SherperSou. Tirl
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
THE THE BIBLE
translated out of the original
tongues and from the edition
Known as Our Mothers Bible"
Continued from Yesterday.
CHAPTER %.

CHAPTER %.
l Moses exhorteth them to obedience nv
the memory Of the works they have seen.
10 All are presented before the Lord 10
enter into his covenant is The xreat
wrath on him that fattereth himself in
his wickedness. % Secret things belong
unto God.
These are the words of the COW
enant, which the Lord commanueu
Moses to make with the children of
Israel in the land of Moab. besides
the covenant which he made with
them in Horeb.
And Moses called unto all
Israel, and said unto them. Ye have
seen all that the Lord did before
your eyes in the land Of Egypt unto
Pharaoh. and unto all his servants,
and unto all his land:
The great temptations which
thine eyes have seen, the signs, and
those great miracles:
Yet the Lord hath not given
you a heart to perceive, and eyes
to see, and ears to hear, unto this
day.
5 And I have led you forty
years in the wilderness: your
clothes are not waxen old upor
you, and thy shoe. is not waxen old
upon thy foot.
6 Ye have not eaten bread
neither have We drunk wine o,
strong drink: that ye might know
that 1 am the Lord your God.
I And when ye came unto thi:
place, Sibon the king of Heshbon
and Og the king of Bashan, came
out against US unto battle. and we
smote them:
s And we took their land. and
gave it for an inheritance unto the
Reubenites, and to the Gadites, and
to the half tribe of Manasseh.
\ 9 Keep therefore the words Of
this covenant, and do them, that y.
may prosper in all that ye do.
10 Ye stand this day all of yor
before the Lord your God: your
captains of your tribes, your eld
ers, and your officers. with all thu
men of Israel.
II Your little ones, your wives
and thy stranger that Is in thy
camp, from the newer of thy woot
unto the drawer of thy water:
IL That thou shouldest entel
| into covenant with the Lord tn,
God, and into his oath, which thu
| Lord thy God maketh with the,
| this day:
13 That he may establish the,
to day for a people unto himself
and that he may be unto thee /;
God, as he hath said unto thee
and as he hath sworn unto tn!
fathers, to Abraham, to Isaac, ant
to Jacob.
IL Neither with you only do
make this covenant and this oath
Is But with him that standetl
here with us this day before tn,
Lord our God, and also with hin
that is not here with us this day
is (For ye know how we bav,
dwelt in the land of Egypt; ant
how we came through the nations
which ye passed by;
10 nv roVryry,rn
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A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendriek Bangs
THE JOY OF BEING.

No River l, but Just little brook
Finding Its way along by hook or
crook,
Ger rocky beds, through meadows
lushly green,
Down rocky crags, past sordid
stretch and mean,
With but the urge some time to
reach the sea
And part of its vast wholeness
there to be,
And through the courses whittier l
must go, .....
Rejoicing in the ceaseless ebb and
flow
That mixed with peaceful times,
and times of strife,
Make up the glory and the 10Y
of life.
Copyright, 1920, hy The Ncclur- Syndicate J
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
The Weather

Forecasts fer To-day and TonorToV.
District Of ColunhiG, Maryland and Vir-
giuiE: Fair and cooler Monday, Tuesday falr.
with moderate tsmpersture. fresh bortberly
winds.
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BAND CONCERT.

b. the Z. s. Marine Band. MGrns
Barracks, today al $50 pm. Walter v.
smith, second leader.
March. ''Fleet Marine Corps Re-
serve ..----.------..s-s s-s.- sbrNnson
Overture, Morning, Noon and
NAEnI HeA4E'p-
Selection. The Magic Melody" .RomberE
Trombone Solo. Tor All Eternity
Observation-Disclosures. Msscheruni
Musician Robert Y. CLARK
a. oddity. Miss Trombone" Tunor~
b. Song. Let the Rest Of The World
Go By -.-.--..-.-..-.- Bal
Waltz, The Chocolate soldier" .Srraus
SUITE "A Day in Venics" "..-.....N Nevis
a. Dawn
b. Gondoherf-
c. Venetian Love SHnE.
q. Good Night.
halls Of MonteEuns."
The Star SPanEled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
The Kenyon Committee.

Today Chicago, the Senate
illegal campaign expenditures outline policy
well follow lacidity.
further delay but responsibility for such
personal and party Too many facts laid
strategy thorough action
The people the where
Moreover of the members of the committee
policy OF thorough that they crawl"
ferng for n popular
Candidate Cox making charges that for
looked To simply they true
their effect To disprove be
damaging him politically alleged offenders
perceive The country would like no time
for "bufing." ...,.-s
The radio round the world the
Lafayette radio station Bordeaux designed and
great achievement
the credit of American skill and
Newspaper dispatches United Shipping NAV
coal to beat the proheer There's
by householders
The American Association of Dancing says that the
shimmy must What next?
The price of dying has IN Chicago. to be
placed every grave dug.
The Pole vaulters have back rush.
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Deaths Reported.

George W. Keistcr, q year. tuberculosis
Hospital
Lila L. Chandler. Z: 1927 Lipcoln road ~.
Edward johnson. So 1870 Marion court
nv.
Nae Ancrum. 81: I7Os 9Th St nv
Bertha Wallace. S months; 4 Summer court
nv.
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The American Association of Dancing Masters says
shimmy CO. What next?
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noTILst
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PENNSYLVANIA n 4. STATION.
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rIxEs BunDIXs.
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n. wAsHneToS HERALD oxs -
,sreAssse 81 sny Of the ksvsssAs1s -
S>srevsls or pris~lSsI xsss&
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Newspaper dispatches say Shipping Board ma,
coal beat There's consideration
by househoders.
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The price of dying has gone up IN Chicago ia,
placed every grave dug
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The Pole vaulters have come back with rush.
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TO BE coSTISuEn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
GRAINS START
UPWARD MOVE

Chicago. Ill, Aug 27.-Buying,
which was credited to shorts, was a
feature Of the early wheat market
After starting unchanged to sc
higher, with December $2-331z to 1924
and March S2-29 Z, additional strength
developed and prices advanced above
yesterdays highest point
Wheat prices advanced around &C
from the previous days close. when
offerings included On the bulge and
caused a reaction which resulted in
part Of the upturn being lost, but at
the finish the market showed a net
gain OF Z c TO 3 y c over the previous
close, with September SASSY TO
S2-36i5 and March S2.30Z.
Corn was steady 10 firm at the
start After starting unchanged to
Is &c higher, with September at S1431a
to S1.43st and December S1.1Sk to
$1.19 Z, the market followed wheat
and started upward.
Corn became unsettled later, but
prices held within narrow limits
There was plenty OF corn for sale on
the bulge, while on the dips offerings
were taken readily. The close was
&c TO &c higher than yesterdays
finish, with September s1.43% to
sL45A and December Sl-19% TO
S1.19A-
Oats showed a firm tone, with
scattered buying, first quotations
showing net gain OF &c TO Sc over
yesterdays finish, with September
81 sc and December 66Ssc to 66Bc-
Provisions were strong, initial
prices ranging from 71sc TO zoe above
the previous close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

D Kansas CITY Livestock. lose.
kansas City, 10. Aug. 25.-CU. S. Bu-
. Calves, steady 70 sc higher; best veal
Z erss $500. other classes OF natives.
Z steady; nothing good on sale: Il cars
/ guaranteed steers. steady At SlQ-75.
Hogs-Rsceipts. 1000. Uneven. steady
I to sc higher; top. s15-z5s Few head 10
/ packers, s15-15; few good hogs here; bulk
light and Medium, s14-s5G15-oo' bulk
sheep-Receipts. $500 Fat lambs fully
CSC higher: best Utahs, s1a-75; sheep and
feeding lambs steady most sales feeding
lambs, S1L25 O 1900
Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. H.. Aug. 27.-(U. s. Bureau Of
Markets Ca ttle-Receipts, 5000. Good
10 choice steers, steady 20 strong; bulk.
$3.50 917-25; grassy kind and other cat
tie draggy. mostly sa-00G1450s COWS.
steady, ranging Ss.5oG12.75s Gamers and
cutters. $500 Q $50; calves. strong; bulk
choice vezlers, $500 017-e0s selected lots.
higher heavy calves, slow stockers
Hos-Reosipts. 10000: market. Is to
25c higher than yesterdays average. Light
and butchers showing fun advance Top.
G15-60s bulk packing soWs. s13-15 Q 1905
pigs, Is to SOC higher bulk, desirable
kinds s1L2591A7s.
fully 3 TO soc higher top. s14.75; bulk.
sl415 G1465s top native, $500: bulk.
sl250 13-T5s culis mostly $3.50 2 500;
ewes. steady TO lower top native. $3.50:
feeders, steady.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, Aug. p. - Cattle - Re-
ceipt1. 5000 market, STEADY Seer steer.
fs.5061e-00- COWS and heifers. 5000 s-25s
stockers and feeders. $3.50 @ -o9s calves.
s1o.553125o-
higher. Top. s15.4o; bulk, S14-0o 916-40-
Sheep-Receipts 500: market, strong
Lambs, &1Z00T11.75s ewes. $500 1856
feeder lambs. sILoo911-T5-
y Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth, Tex. Aug z7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipt $500. market. weak 10 lover
Beeves, f6-5oR1100; EtockerH. fs.00G
s25s cows, sass 9s0os heifsrs. S4.oo4
o.50; bulls, 5000 6-0os calves, $500 @ HOO
HoEs-Recsipts, $50; market. 25c higher
Heavy, f15.25 a15-50; light. S15.50615-s5s
medium. 147561525: mixed. $1,000
1A75; common. s13-50914.oo; pigs. 1890
91s-O0.
Receipts, ESQ., market "
changed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
NAVAL MOVEMENTS

United States Pacific Elaet.l
lstoris-Arrived California City. Aug
Bzbbift-Frozn san Franchises. Arg. Is.
for san Pedro. eEcortng $50
Gannst-Fron san Pedro. Aug. -. for
Eo1stSn-From Mare Island. Aug. y.
for Tiburons n. T s.
Jason-Frorn san Pedro. Aug. "a. for
san Dieso: erroute east coast
sinclair-AIivsd San Diego. Aug ~ 70
somsr1-Arr1vsd san Diego, Aug. IS; to
ne swallow Ia. been detached by the
navy department for temporary duty in
connection with surveying sites FOR naval
radls compass stations IN ALASKA and viii
remain in Alaskan waters during septem-
Remark on yesterdays report that So
mona would base at san Diego was In
error She VIII return 10 san Pedro
Prospective Movements
Arkausas-From san Pedro Aug. IS
for san Diegos for coal
AulicE-From San Diego. Aug. 20. for
Mare Island; docking and urgent repairs
BiruinEhzm-szn Diego, Aug q, for
arars Island; overhaul until Oct l.
Erant-Frum San Pedro Aug e. FOR
E0uolulus to tow target raft
Burns-From Mare Island, Aus. 20. fo-
chsWEFrom lIaro Island. Aug. g. for
Eider8Fro1n san Diego. Aug. Is. for
LLEEe lElall- 70 Tow LAEA DAAEls
Idzho-Frora Bremerton. Aug. IS. for
san Frauclsco= to Rendezvous FOR Hawaiian
cruise.
Jacob Jones-Fronn Mare Island. Aug. e.
for san Diego: 70 base
Jason-Fronu san Diego, Aug -. for
Phlla deIphias 10 transport machine shop
70 Pearl Harbor.
Neads-From Mare Island, aug. -. for
san Diego. TO base
PzrtridEe-Frum san Diego. Aug %,
FOR Mare Island for overhaul until Oct /
PenEuln-From san Diego. Aug % for
Mare Island. 20 tow ccal barge.
Pralrie-Fron san DieEa Aug. %. for
Eremsrtou. for overhaul until oct IS.
Roper-From san Diego, Aus IS. for
Brennerton. Tor overhaul with Desdiv. L.
Testal-Froua san Francisco. Aug IS
fer san DieEo- to base during September-
Tyoming-From san Pedro, Aug Is. for
san Dieg5s FOR coal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
COPPER MAKES
LITTLE CHANCE

Opening prices ruled slightly above
Thursdays closing figures. according
% J. ). Curtiss & Co. Security bank
building. During the forenoon lie
market enjoyed a further rise from
which there was slight reaction at
the noon hour This, however, was
natural ana the market gives every
indication OF higher prices. call
money continued to loan at s percent
and this fact maj traders cautious
Good buying was eTluent in the rails
and In those industrials which had
large cash balances on hand.
The coppers showed little change.
Anaconda, Butte and Nevada Consoii-
dated being up = each; L & A and
were up a fraction and at
o'clock the balance OF the list showed
only fractiopal changes. mostly on
the side Of gains
The market continued rather quiet
sales for the first two hours AMOUNT
ing TO 250.00 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
EUROPEAN NEWS
LOWERS ST0GKS

New York. Aug. 27.-Shorts again
controlled the stock market today.
basing their operations mainly on
higher money and renewed heaviness
Of foreign exchange. Sales approx
mated 100000 shares. The closing
was irregular
With scarcely an exception the move
meut OF prices at the opening Of the ma
ket was toward higher levels Rails were
less prominent IN the advance. yielding 10
steeis. equipments. Oils and tobaccos
Metals were the only issues % manifest
raactionary tendencies, Utah copper losing
alu.cst a point A moderate initial set
hack in Reading was soon recovered
The stock market strengthened during
the active first hour, industrials, special
ties and the cheaper rails scoring gains
Of I 70 almost 3 pointa- shipplnga ana
motors also extended their early ac-
vauces with equipments and tobaecoa
The rise was checked before noon. aoV-
ever. on another reversal Of foreign ex-
change and IN opening rate OF percent
for call money, this being the highest in
itia1 quotation q the week The setback
81 exchange was accompanied BY less
favorable advices respecting the central
European situation
e. $3.50: second IS, ssA56; first 4As
$3.50; second AXIS SS4.5f; third 4As-
$3.50; fourth AS $3.50; Victory 80 s.
ss5.ss; Victory AS. 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
SPECIAL ARMY RECRUIT DRIVE
WILL BEGIN NEXT MONDAY

Monday throughout west Texas and
New Mexico Officers and men from
the 18th and 18th cavalry, Third,
Ninth, 18th and 37th infantry. Second
and Ninth engineers 18th and SD
field artillery and S. c. A. C. viii
be here to obtain enlistments for their
own regiments Headquarters for the
visitors will be established at the
army recruiting station at rs West
Franklin street
me regular personnel viii be on
the Job to better all previous records
Col J. F. John. Instructor inspector
for the fifth region, Is expected to
arrive Saturday TO direct the cam
uaiEu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
N. LISTED STOCKS.
MONEY AND METALS

TBT LE9 LEsocIaIed ETlEI-l
New York. Aug 3T--Mercantile paper,
unchanged
Exchange, heavy.
sfsriinr demand, sass. cables. s5-5s%-
Tine loans, strong, unchanged
CAL money, strong. high. TO- low, g
ruling rate. s: closing bid ?, offered al
10 last loan. 10
Bar silver. domestic. unchanged For
siEn. size
Mexican dollars. TAH.
UNCHANGED.
Tin firm Spot and nearby. f4l-ous
futures. $500.
IOSDON METAL MARKET.
London Eng. Aug. 27.-ouotations on
he metal exchange today were as FOL
lows.
spot copper. Es{. Is, Sd
E.lsctroiytic. unchanged
Tin. 1874. us. Sd
Lad. E55, Ia. Sd
zinc $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Ciose.
Wheat-Dee-, S2-3sxs March. s2-5oE.
Corn-Sept, sL43&. Dec, s1-1sZ.
Oats-Sept-s 67Ecs Dec, 66Zc.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-Sept-s S2510s Oct, $3.50.
Lard-Sept-, 1850: Oct. 1&g5c.
Ribs-Sept, 15.2oc; Oct, 1855.
Kansas City Produce, Close
kansas City No. Aug 27.-Butter-
Creamery, 1c higher. 59c-
Poultry and EgEs-UnchzuEed.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, H., Aug 7.-Burter-Lower.
Creamery, 34755Hc
Egg=Higher; receipts. 69s1 cases.
Firsts. $50 Soc ordinary firsts, 44Q46c.
al market cases Included. As Q f7cs Etor-
age packed firsts. Sic
PoultrT-Allve. lower Fowls. ESQ
81 &c: springs, safe
steady. Eastern cobbIers, s5-25 per bar-
rel Jersey cobblers. S5-z5 ass per cwt-;
Minnesota early Ohius. s2-75 q go.