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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-17
WIFE OF U. S. SOLDIER
KIDNAPPED BY MEXlCANS

Er. PAso, Tex, April 17,-Mrs, n, I,
Of a horseshoer Of the 18th Cavalry,
L. g. A.. Fort Hllss, was kidnapped by
two Mexieans near Hi paae Park en-
trance and taken to JuaFes, where,
according to her story, che was mis-
treated by fifteen Mexieana,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-17

The cost Of cold storage is more
than Offset by the heightened life
and beauty of furs and fabrics
cleaned and stored by the Security
Method.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
make MOOMAW HEAD OF
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Other Officers for Ensuing Year
Arc Elected at StauntOn
Conventions

Special to The Times Dispatch
for the COMM. Yea Wear er aicIed t1
day at the second days session Of
The convention OF the Virginia state
horticultural Society.
IL. +. MuonaW. OF Clovcrdalc. was
maac president. w u. Massey, Of
Winchester. was re elected secretary.
anh y. w Wco!lcn. Of Crozct, WAS re
The following we're elected dircc-
tors: H. NJ. iioge. Of Lincoln. retiring
president. T; y. Thompson. OF liar
wood r. II. NininIcr. OF R~anoke: J..
w. Wilson. Of Staunton. and Or. +.
y Fromme, cf Y. p.l.
crdar Rust legislation; marketinG
and audit reports We're submitted. and
addresses We're made By III. u. Lar
rick. Of Winchester. and T.. X. Price.
of v. i. l.
The morning session closed with "a
round-tabic conference led by Dean II.
l.. Price. OF BLACK sburg. J. r. Hut
crimson az Iiacksburg. addressed til.
meeting during the afternoon. aud
general discussion Of m"rcnandis-
ing apples Mas lea by o. T.. RasS"t'
NJ o'clock this ,ScninE a moving
pictur" WAS shown. giving Ia detail
tn" production. harvesting. pack!n:
and marketing of Western boxed APP
pies
II Virginia is 10 retain her place
~ IN" apple markets Of the world.
sh" "ill do II only II III" growers
throuehou, the state viii market.
ih"!r bcst grades OF Fruit. This Is n"
general opinion Of the growers who
arc attending the convention.
Ihr nrsa.ti:ation has a membership
Of nearly 500 fruit men. OF which a
large nuinh". are here for the con-
ventiru. which VIII last through
ThurodHr afternoon
H"poris we're made by Mr. iioge
president William l.. Massey. az Win
hester, secretary. aud Il. " Woollcn.
OF t-"/"' treasurer.
The financial condition az the So
civtY Was reported sound with q bal
ancc OF almost $4,000 In their re-
portl which took the form OF short
talks. the subject % marketing. was
I"rcn'd upon. Ugh ideals in pack
lag '-rlt was stressed. and packers
w"r. urged To give this phase OF tho
business particular attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

with it's accompanying distressing
symptoms, have felt the sunshine OF
health as their numerous testimonials
show. MIR. Henry Widgun, an old
time resident of London Bridge, Va,
having resided there for the past G2
ears. and who has a wide acuuaint-
ancc in this section of the country,
recently gave the following state
men: "f how his wife was restored
TO health by Plant Juice. lie said:
My wife had been grea; sufferer
fro'n stomach trouble and was very
merry IS: she had bad pains in her
c'i'". and could not sleep at night:
s"c had no appetite and nothing
"rfncd to taste good to her She was
awiuily weak and run down when
shc began TO take your Plant Juice
and II has done her world OF good:
she sleeps well at night, is not ner.
rons and has good appetite for her
meals: she has no pain in her chest
and feels better and stronger I'm every
way. We are glad TO endorse Plant
Juice and recommend IL to ouI
friends" wv
Plant Juice is sold at Tho Tragic
Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man. and In Chase city by
Tho Chase City Drug Co.rAdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
TOBACCO GROWERS LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS
h'Nidc Stntc In SIa Districts, Win
ORGANIZER In l:ach--OEE VIII
tIcnh Drive.

iHp"ciaI 10 Iac Times Dispatcn
DANNlLi.E. VA. Dee 1.-The Vi,-
g!n!n Tobacco Growers Association
anhcneh its membership campaign
'tdh? al State meeting here. every
tobacco growing county being repre-
scented. Literature and Instructions
we're given To the members
The state has been divided inro
Sin districts. with m organizer in
Zach one. .. 4: Os.. secretary or
INC association. Will conduct tn. cam
paIHn which concentrates meetings
IN every sch0OihouEc in the V!rrinir
to"hcco- owing district within inc
next thirty days. Officials hope ia
h"Vc - per cent OF the growers sign
ca up By New Years Day.
w H. Glenn, president and = "
ore, Nic"-orcSidcnt Of the I.yncbburc
ia TX growers organization. attended
i"daE's meeting and expressed desire
10 hccomc part OF thu national or
SaniZation
Ihr stat" delegates today adopted
IhS constitution ana by la wa with a
i"" rhanHcs. Instead OF making ihn
phc-tNIrh acreage reduction annie, hi..
20 each member. individual; adtus;
ih"ht' may be made By each ioc.l
provided IL. as - unit. shows In. die :
S!rrd chrtAi!m"n'. NJ. Dgy lcf, 81,
night FOR Rlncksburg where i,n rnc,
I" solicit support Of tn" county farm
agents ''' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
PETERSBURG CITY MANAGER
FORETELlS IMPROVEMENT S
New Municipal fiend Declares H-
VIII TAKE Prompt Measures to
uetir<c tuusrstl,u.

lSpfCi:,i to the Times piS pa 'cu. J
IE1 EiiSiii RIG. Dec. In his nrst
public statement regarding plans for
III" future wclfir" OF the city. CITY
Manager Louis ErOwnluw today set
forth his Intentions TO make bigSc.
and NOR" beautiful city OF Peters
burg IN It lengthy statement. the
new city head declared for pronp;
measures i1 relieve congestion IN tnc
business sections OF the city lbs
widening rIaET streets and cutting
many new thOroughfaics.
Manager BrUwniOw was or the
opinion that the program for -
bigger city TO take care OF it's needs
should be completed within the next
Two or three years. I'M! program.
he said. calls FOR the erection OF the
overhead bridge across the Norfol<
ana western station aud tracks. and
the AppomattoN River. 10 tile RiCh-
mond Petersburg Turnpike; city
DARK and drive OF over i.jc1 acres:
thoroughly rcorganizcd police de
partmcnt and u complete sewer,
water and paving project
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
PETERSBURG MEMS CLUB
HOLD ASSESSMENT JUST
Also fnv0rs School Authorities
Nan for New $15O,OOO
Playground.

Especial TO me Times -Dispatcal
PETERSBti;G. Dec. 1.-The Young
Business Mems Club. one Of the
strongest ORGANIZATIONS in til. city
has enlisted in the fgEt along with
several hundred property owners
over tho increased assessment re-
Gently made against local real rs-
tnte. The club holds that the as
sessmeht as u whole is just and Is
Of tho opinion that a lower valuation
Of property would do harm 10 tn,
city.
The club also wen, .on record as
fdvOring the. plan % the school au
,h0ritics Tor new :l5q.o00 play.
ground and a,h!.tic He'd. and IN
lid tn" school board in waainG t.
fight for the project
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
SLAUGHTER HEADS COUNTRY
CLUB or RAPPAHANN0CK
Land ON Pii>c. North oi Indinn Rmn.
Is Donated. On Which Build-
Ing VIII lie Erected.
Especial to Th" Times. Dispatch

Especial TO The Times bispatch.l
RAi'PAHASNOcK. IA. Dee. AT
" meeting Of representative men Of
Rappahannock County. held II; the
.sidca"c OF W. J.. Slaughter. the Rap
p1hanIpck unity Grub was organ
incd. ~ ,niS meeting. stock Wa; iuli,
Subsci bed cor u slu.rV0 company. aud
i.lc ir.ipWinE o!Ic.rS w.r" elect. i I:
W. l.. Slaughter. president: \. l.. War
then. vice picsid,u;:' II. b. Miller. see
rotary. and e. ~. Wood. treasurer
Eu.H Gordon donated five acres OF
ANA on which TO erect the club build
ing. Tnis sit. is on th.. pike. nortn
Of lndi"r Run. between the owns Of
tinnt'y :nd Flint Hin. Charter and
ouitd!nE committees were appoin,e |
ana those present adjourned to meet
again on January s, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
CONSPIRACY WILL BE ONE
CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE
hritish sirnm~r. h.r u~ntb. IT..
leased Frnn' Custody ON
Sif.5W Hail.

T:F''laI !" TNo Times Iisratch-I
Nolif OILY VA. Dec. l.-Conspir.
~ Wei as smuggling will h..
chaiS"d against the fifteen Chin.s.
seaman under arrest here following
t'e sciIur" o: Approximately ana
n"umus OF opium concealed in ,hci,.
steamer liver Heath
toins-h house officials declare The
htu' IN" most important over ,n,d.
IN THIS mort.
bon.! Of $500 has hn., ,o.,to,
81 INC owners OF the shin. :, nnn,l,,.
~ tnht amount having been lcyied
u" bond has been furnished and ire
$3.50 ma, been released from ru..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Enterp j Ing Bu;e lars
Rill P Ii e Lo,k ,r
lily A,.orIn,cd rrc,,.I

3ifGh POINT. =. G.. Dec. H.
The climuX to the current series
or burBlnrics which hn%e resulted
fnl l0cni merchants sleeping In
their stores 10 Huur6 their In~r-
chnnd!sc has been capped -paIicc
funds have hccn stolen . rom ,,oIice
headquarters while the might fore
WINS out In scHrch Of turpinrs, I'm
hondn! might when tho police
henaT,nrtcrs was vacated but for
u brief period u police locker ,,ps
entered md about S.5 IN CURRENCY
taken. The police are barIrd, mo-
cin. q" the idcntit. OF the thief
hn'InE been Iisc0vrrrd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
RICHMOND MAN GIVEN
BIG PETERSBURG POS
=. W. Isi,ciI Named itn ,ldi,. in.p-
tor Succeed John ii. !Iur-
INC. nrsi. al.

PETERSBURG. Dec l.--ih. re,!r
nation Of John II. H.rviilc 80 Dui
Ing Inspector Of ttiS CT: .ias bee
accepted. aId e. -. IaocIl mpmbe
Of local coCatrnction company. has
been named his successor.
Isbell who has been a resident OF
this city for The past i've YEAR at
tended the tn> ersity OF Richmond
and is graduate Of the Gnivers I :
of E"nnsyIvauI. IIn * ono Of tho
best known engineers and dr3ushtg-
men in tho city.
with tho appointment; OF the ncw
from $500 to scion a yc3r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
SOUTHERN EDUCATORS
ATTEND BOSTON MEET
VIII Visit i:IOn College Graduatcs
Now Studc.tS mt Snir
Univ ersliy,
Especial to Tho Times Dispateh.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
ELON COLLEGE. y. G.. Dec. DIR
j. .. Atkinson. representing tn.
American Christian Convention. and
DR.. ". y. Harper. member oc the
committee on claplai:s of ;ac army
and may OF the Federal Council Of
Churches in America. and t.SU rep-
rcsentinr the board Of education Of
the Southern Christian Convention,
have left for The federal council
meeting In Boston. Mass After the
sessions OF the federal council meet
inrs are over. tacy will visit In FAIR
fsid. Conn. with On i. :. hli. a
Stanch friend o: the college" .tiao
they -xooc; 20 visit the Elou grad
yates VINO are nov studying Ia The
graduate department a va" Inivc,
s!ty.
Dr. linrIe- recently I;'anl 4 "a.
OH. state ~ ssociatlOn and Spoli thee
Oh ''I.'e churcn i'unct' Dri"g in H.
couYtru"tiou." wlic'' a''slr .s the st; te
aYsocfat'ou IS 10 ruh'i-'' 'l Da~npEe l.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
CHARGE HILL CITY WOMAN
WITH STORING WHISKY
wife of I.rKl-s- Wan Arrested for
shooting and Robbrry. Also
In 'Enits

Especial To The Times Dispitch.
LfNcliBtRG. VA. Dec. Mrs.
Oscar Burford. wife OF the leSicss
man in the Campbell County jail.
charged with shooting r. II. Dodsom
at Rococh las; Friday night and wiih
robbery OF a carload OF household
goods at Lone Jack the night befory.
has been arrested on the charge 81
having whisky stoged in her nome.
She was l. GER admitted Ia bail She
VIII get preliminary trial December
{ at Rustburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
lotion Viii >n,nd> Chnr,,r

~ NH isi W. Doe Til"
Blue Buckle cotton Mil's. Inc whtci,
!s an allied concern with the lob
bers' overall comnanv mere. has So
cured AL amendment to it's Nirgiri;
charter. by which IL has 'hc right
10 ircrcas" i's Capitalization from
100000 70 $4,000 ooO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
. Col. 4 [.)l.S
"Papes Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

instan; Relief Don't stay stuffed
up quit blowing and snucrinS. \
dose of "PapcS Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks AZ
an" cold
The yer" FIRST dose OPENS cloggeG
aosirls and th' air passages of the
mead; STOPS nose runriiy: relieves
tAo hehdache. duiluosz. frvcrjshncss
'P1rrS Cold Conround'' acts
ru.ck. SURE, nnd costs only u ;ar
cents =; drGi; stores II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. contains no
~ n'nr---lns.St u"on Papr's.-.idv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

land Valley Railroad passenger train
ColiiGed near Bunker IIin. w Va.
bHth men We're Injured. but rcturacd
bad been treated Il, a Martinsburc
hospital. to which place they were
taken on jhr train. The car a new
model bought only week or two
wrecked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Officers seize wh,.L..

MOBILE. A.N. Dec. Ia force %
Gust ons OIL tore ava; the sids
"f Structure ~ the tive-oom OF the
fruit steamer Norma arriving her
today from Tela. Honduras aud
;eized five cases Of whisky Siae
members Of the h-e.oom force wnrc
arrested and charged with violating
~" national prohibition act Til.
.!"nor VAS not on tho ships mani
fcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
FOUND HER HEALTH
THRU PLANT JUICE
An Old-T'imc Resident Oi Lon
don Bridge. Va, Gives Glow.
ing Tribute to New Remedy.
WIFE HAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Since Taking Plant Juice She
Has a Fine Appetite and Is
80 Longer Nervous.

Plant Juice brings the SUNSHINE. oil
health TO poor body which mas long
fingered IN tile winter OF sickness.
Many local men and women who have.
been suffering from stomach disorder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Suncr. Nt,nrL Of Ir,ccourh,.

NCHBI'IIG. w. Dec. l.-C'Iy
Manager Edward \. Beck. who w,S
attacked by violent h!ccons 'iinG Non
day night. il nov patient at the
70 sto. his troubl. so far h.s been
In vain. Mr.. Beck haS hiccoughed
aJwos, inccssautl: since MONDAY
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

~ NJ INC II w. DC. I.-Nm-
:usi ;rnhcT and Sanders pangle mar
'""''- ,* rDsd E".rg killed yc:terd"T'
- t"En""h. when AN auto mobile
l. iv"n ~ III" rprmc" and Il cumu.r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

NINE = c;s Tho ma nc bears
matte II j.. =. t"ovr SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
STOCKS ARE
UP; RAILS AT
TOP OF LIST

View York. Sept. 2-Rails again
were the outstanding feature Of the
stock market today The entire list,
however, improving mainly as a re-
suit OF lower money rates sales ap-
proLimated 100000 shares The clos
ing was irregular.
An advance OF points in the pre-
fer-ed shares OF the Cleveland. Cincinnati
Chicago q St Louis road at the opening
Of the market pointed 70 a continuance
Of the recent broad buying movement in
speculative rails. Other transportation
stocks were fractionally higher with sew
eral OF the steels. equipments and oils,
but trading IN other quarters Of the list
was more contracted than at any recent
period
Rails assumed more commanding 20
sitIon during the morning the demand
carriers hitherto ignored n the move
ment Atchison preferred rose points.
New York. Chicago d. St Louis second
preferred and Delaware d Hudson 3, while
Southern railway preferred, Minneapolis
& St Louls, New Orleans. Texas d 5IeI-
ice. and Norfolk & Southern gained to
. points The stronger utilities were rep
resented BY Peoples Gas at a 4 point ad-
vance and oils. motors. sugars and sex
tfies were substantially higher. but the
demand for steels and equipments aside
from 81 point rise in Cruclhle was
negligible. Call loans opened at per
ce--t end exchange On London shaded un-
der yesterdays final quotation.
Liberty bonds close: BIS $3.50; first
ss $500 second e, $3.50; first AIS.
gs5.52r second ass, S85.1os third AS
$3.50; fourth AXIS, S85-S0s victory 3 s.
sq5.fs- Victory Z SIS, Sa5.44-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
START
UP FOLLOWING
EARLYDECLINE

Chicago. IL. Sept Wheat took
an upward swing in price today after
a hesitating start Opening prices.
which ranged from Z C decline TO Z C
advance, with December S2-55 TO
SASSY and March S2.303a, we're fol-
lowed by a moderate general sag and
then by a sharp rise 70 well above
yesterdays finish.
Houses with seaboard connections
bought freely and the market con-
tinued to ascend. Damage reports
from Argentina attracted special no.
tee The close was nervous. ~ to
SIC. net higher. with December
S2.39ai TO $40 and March S2.57.
Corn rallied with wheat After
opening sc to 2 c lower with De
cember SLY to SL17A. prices scored
fair general gains
On the upturn, there was buying
on a large scale for a leading cotton
and stock trader, who has been bear
ish for some time on corn. The close
was unsettled at sc TO IL net ad-
vance with September S1.39 70 S1.39H
and December S118& to Sis.
oats were governed by corn but
kept within narrow limits, starting a
shade to 4 &c lower, December 66kc,
went down a little more and then
recovered
Provisions lacked support
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
NEW MEXICO LEADS ALL STATES
IN CONDITION OF COTTON

Las Cruces, n. n, Sept Reports
received by wire by R. F. Hare, agri-
cultural statistician for the burfau
Of crop estimates Of the United states
department o. agriculture show the
condition OF normal OF the cotton IN
the states growing this staple TO be
as follows. Virginia 81 percent;
North Carolina, 70 percent South
Carolina, Il percent Georgia S. per
cent: Florida 81 percent; Alabama,
IS percent. Mississippi, 50 PERCENT
Louisiana IS percent Texas 81 per
cent Arkansas Is percent Iennes-
see rs percent Missouri S. percents
Oklahoma, 81 percent California 50
percent Arizona. IS percent and
Kew Mexico. 90 percent.
For the United States the condition
IS SIS percent II runs very low in
some Of the states due 70 the boil
TFaevfl and excessive rains On Au-
gust ]. the coudition was al per
cent. which forecasted at that time
12.51e.0O0 bales The condition on
September q. was of Sc points, but
the months approach TO maturity
justified forecast Of 1z,l6as0Uu
bales. Last years production was H.
100000 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago, III, Sept. 2-(U. s Bureau OF
20 choice steers. active, mostly CSC high
er: top. on all weights. SITS; bulk. choice
$500 Q1Ls5; good steers mostly $3.50
1878; grassy kind. steady; bulk. $500
1850. good and choice cows. S9-75 G12-75;
Gamers, S400GA75, steady: in between
kinds draggy and uneven bologna bulls.
$500 SIS. steady 70 strong bulk good
and choice veal calves, $1,000 1850; Sc
lected lots. s17T5; stockers draggT.
HoEs-Receipts, $4,000; mostly IS 70 25c
lower; packing sows of most Early TOP,
$3.50: bulk, light and butchers. s15-10G
1880; bulk. packing sows s1loo9 14-25s
sheep-Recsipts. $4,000. western fat
and feeder classes, steady top western
good fat wethers. Sis; native uneFenly
lower; choice native lambs. bid. $3.50;
bulk, $500 down best native ewes, s6-75-
Kansas CIV Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. no, sept e--Cattle-Re-
csipts. 1000; beef steers. steady 10 weak.
Top. s16-T5: size stock, steady 20 25c low
err medium kind weakening most Gamers
bulls and feeders. steady: calves strong
good and choice Tealsrs, S13-50 G1e-50.
HoEs-Recalpts. $500. generally steady
70 1dc lower heavy packing Eows de-
clininE most Top, s15-55; bulk. Light and
medium, $3.50 G15-5o; heaTy, s1A5o9
sheep-Reeeiptz. 5000. fat sheep and
lambs, steady western ewes, $3.50
MHalaEu laluaar aAaaa.a UaAAHHas aA---N
feeding lambs. strong 10 25c higher; top,
$500
Denver livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Sept 2.-Cattle-Fie-
celpts, 500; market. steady 70 strong
Beef steers. ss-50a1a.e0. COWS and heif-
ers. s6.5eG625. stockers and feeders,
500 o 9.O0s calves ss.5o615-oo.
HoEB-Receipts. 1000: market, steady.
prospects lower at close Top. s15-s5s
bulk s1A5OG15.50.
Sheep-Recelpts. $500: market. strong
to higher Feeder yearlinEa, $500 q $50
lambs, s125O0131os ewes. ss-o096.5o.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort worth. Tex. Sept L-Cattle-He-
ceipts. 5000; market steady. Beeves, $500
GIo.50; stocicers. 5000 T-5o: COWS. $500
600: heifers. $500 6950s bulls $4,000
500: calves. s5-0001o.50-
EoE=Receipts. 1000; market steady
Heavy. S15.15a15.5o: light $3.50 e15-75.
medium. SAB 315-15; mixed, $4,000
1fTs. common. 25o01L0o; pigs $500
Gzl00.
sheep-Receipts. 100; market steady
Lambs s8.o0712.0o; yearlings, 5000
10.0os wethers. ss-00Ge-00; ewes, 5000
500; culls. sf-oo q 500 goats, $500 94-75-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
STOCK
FINDSDEMAND;
GAINS EASILY

Early trading in Thursdays session
was at prices about Wednesday
nights level, according to J. S. Cur
tiss & Co. Security bank building.
The market showed pronounced
strength around noon. trading being
on a decidedly more active scale and
with prices advancing from 1 to 3
points.
The coppers showed good inquiry
and advanced easily, with gains OF
II in Anaconda, Chino and Inspira-
ton, 90 in Shelters, z in Butte and
Utah, while Chile and Nevada gained
z kennecott was up 1 point
The rails. industrials and special
ties and oils all shared in the ad-
vance
Cal money eased to 2 percent after
opening at 8.
sales for the first three hours to-
tailed almost 100000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

chicago Grain, Close
Wheat-Dec., s259E March. f2.3z.
Corn-Sept, S1-S9: Dec, S118Z-
Oats-Sept, sc: Dee. 65Hc-
Chicago Provisions. close.
Pork-Sept, s2e.4o; Oct, S23.4o-
'Lard-Sept. 1s-62cs Oct 1850
Ribs-Sept. 15.1sci Oct. 1876
CHICAGO Produce. Close
Chicago. H. Sept 2.-Butter-Un-
changed
EgE=Unsettled; receipts, sS9s cases.
Firsts. 81 @ SIC; ordinary firsts. A O 45ci
at market, cases included, IS O 4sc; stor-
age packed firsts. 551zc-
Poultry---Aiive. firm Fowls, $50 s5e'
springs. 55c-
Potatoes-steadys receipts. 81 cars.
Jersey cobbierz. s2-s06 $50; Idaho rdrals.
S2soG2s0; Minnesota early Ohioss $500
G2.55.
kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas CITY. No, Sept 1.-Butter, eggs
and poultry. unchanged
kansas City Cash Wheat. Close.
Kansas City. No, sept Cash wheat
&c 70 lie higher. No. 1 hard. s2-51 O 2.62;
No. hard, s2-fs case. No 1 red, S2-5s8
25s; No 2 red, S2.520 Z5s-
Corn-2c lower TO 1o higher; No. 2
mixed, SL45: No. white, s1-45; No yei-
low. sLss-LEs.
Oats-Unchangsd TO &c lower: No. 2
white. 79@72c; No. 2 white, g. 8ssc; No.
: red. 65 9s7c.
Rye-s1e8 T20e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS.
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated PreHs-l
View York. sept Prime mercantile
paper. unchanged
Exchange. Irregular .
Sterling demand. SASSY cables. ts-5sA.
Time loans, strong and unchanged
can money. strong High. Der cent;
low e. ruling rate. s. closing bid. 6;
offered at 2: last loan. g.
Bar silver. domestic, unchanged; for
eiEn. s5H.
Mexican dollars nc
Copper. tin and autimony, unchanged
Iron firm No I northern. $500 Q
300: No. 2. g4s.o0G 5000.
Lead, easy. Spot, Ss-7s g 500.
Zire easy Spot East St. Louis. &l-St
Gs.00. -
LONDON METAL MAEhEF-
London. Eng, sept. 7--Quorationa on
the metal exchange today were as FOL
lows
Spot copper. E95s s..
Eln. 1855, IS.
zinc, E5s. Jos
Others unchanged