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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
FEATURE MATCH
TENNIS SINGLES
National Singles to Include
International Star
Players Today

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 1e.--The pro-
gram for yesterdays play in the ma
tional lawn tennis singles champion
ship tournament cancelled by rain has
been re-scheduled for today. The
feature matches will begin at noon
when II. Gordon Lowe. England,
faces Dean Mathey. Brantford, n. j.,
and James o. Anderson plays another
Australian, John b. Hawkes..
William Nj. Johnston of San Fran
cisco is to meet Vincent Richards Of
fonkers, n. Y, at . o'clock in the
afternoon and William T Tilden II.
Philadelphia, will oppose Ienzo
Shimidzu of Japan at o'clock In the
afternoon. 1t is expected the finals
will be played Saturday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
AMERICAN COMMERCE
INCREASES IN AUGUST

Washington, Sept. l2.-Exports in
creased approximately s5i,ooo.0no
and imports about SIT. 900. during
August. as compared with July. ac-
cording to the monthly foreign trade
summary issued today by the com
merce department.
Exports during August aggregated
s375.000.00n as compared with S32l,-
600 900 during July and with $51s.-
600. 900 in August. 1890. Exports for
the month reached the highest total
of the year since March, when the
figure was s3s7,0oo 600.
Imports for the month totalled
S19+. 900. 900. as against stT7,ooo 600
In July and s513.ooo 900 in August Iof
last year. The import total was the
highest since May when the figure
was s205. 100000
For the eight months ended with
August exports aggregated 1890
600. 600 as against s5.475.ooo,o dur
ing the corresponding months of 1920,
while imports for tho period agrc-
gated sl,sa3.00o ,ooo. as against "a,
a95 10000 for the eight months
ended with August. 1920.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
SINGLE C" TAKES
ALL THREE HEATS

Syracuse, y. Y, Sept. i2.-sinElc G.
ii-year-old PAGER owned by W. b.
Barefoot of Cambridge City, Ind. won
tho champion stake. free for all pace
in the grand circuit meeting In
straight heats today stepping the see
ond heat in two minutes nat. and
cquallinS the fastest time on TINS
track.
King Etawah. driven by Ben White
in winning the Merchants cup. the =
year -old trut. edualled the record FOR
tho year for his class when he nc
gotiated the mile In ..oass In the third
heat.
outdistanced in the frst heat, kins
Etnwah finished samely taking the
las, two from Edith Worthy
The els trot was won by warner
Legal j after hard battle in four
heats. Legal took the last two after
Cranen Let Fly had annexed the hrst.
lie, Fly had to be content with second
place.
The a:is pacing event went TO Tony
Mack. after the prettiest homo stretch
brush of the afternoon. The best time
was .:osi.. made by Queen Able In the
last heat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
YOUNG SOL TO FIGHT
KID BELT IN DOLORES

Young Soils return to Colorado vii,
see the left handed mitt swinEcr in
ten round main event against Kid Belt
at Dolores on September - in his
first appearance in this state.
The winner Of the match at Dolores
is said will meet isck Doyle OF Dem
vcr at a later date. Eid Belt claims
the championship among the lis
poundcrs OF tho western slope aud the
fans look forward to fast bout be-
tween these two fighters on Scptem-
her -
Young Sol has lust returned from
Tulsa. Oklahoma where out "f seven
fights he -l- Tins that he lost but two
Of thcui. Mutt Mckee had two Tits
with Young Sol. their first meeting
resulting IN an round draw. their
second affair was a victory for Young
Sol. Young Carscy was put away in
tho second round by Sol. two wins
were registered against Young Demp-
sey and n - round draw with Stubhy
Durham were some Of Young Soils
achievements while in the oil Town.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Sept 12.-The reactionary
course of todays stock market seeHeo
to he governed to an unwonted degree
by sentimental and technical consid-
era tions. Irregular reversals accom-
panied the forcnoon's trading, put
leaders made up much of their loss
later only to fall back in the final
hour. shorts evidently We're disposed
to resume their recent operations on
the heavy decrease OF August .oii
mage reported by United States steei
at the close of Saturdays session anu
the further decentralization eNinced ny
German and other European eX-
changes.
Another tubulent session in the cot
ton market and some reduction OF
available call and ume funds also hs
ured in the unfayorable but extensive
dealings.
sales approximated 100000 shares,
Last weeks favorites of the oil. steel.
equipment and motor groups, notaply
Mexican Petroleum, BALDWIN ana
American Locomotive, Bethlehem,
Crut.ible and United States steels and
Studebaker. sustained net losses of l
to ~. points.
Sugars. tobaccos. chemicals and ship
pings also registered declines Of TO
I points. Metals and feathers displayed
firnness, the later being helped by
decla ration of regular dividends on
Tndicott Johnson. Rails. especially
coalers hardened, but essed at the
end when transcontiuentals gave way.
Dealers in exchange were prepared
for the additional slump in German
exchange,
French, Belgian, Italian and Span
ish bills also were down but Swiss and
Scandinavian rates move against this
center and Argentine remittances i'm
: proved ON prospects Of loan by our
bankers.
Trading In bonds diminished from
last Nesk'a activity and price changes
. were mostly toward lower levels This
applied to Libcrtys and most of the
/ foreign war issues,
Total sales. par value, slo.515.o 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
KAUfF'S CASE TAKEN
UP IN SUPREME COURT
Court Issues Temporary IN
junction From Interfering
With Giant Player

New York, Sept. 12.-Supreme court
Justice wasservogel today granted an
al league baseball club, ]. II. Heydler,
president Of the National league and
Judge Lands, baseball commissioner
to show cause Wednesday why they
should not be restrained from inter-
tering with the appearance of Benn1e
Kauff on the diamond In performance
Of his contract with the New YORK
club.
The court also granted Temporary
Injunction restraining the defendants
from interfering with Kauf and pre-
venting him from appearing. Counsel
for Kauff said that the ballplayer had
been suspended following his alleged
Implication in the theft of an automo-
bile and that Judge Landis and the
others had continued in their refusal
TO allow him to play, altho he had been
acquitted Kauff in his application for
an order to show cause. declared that
thruout his baseball career he had
given the public the best that was in
him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Big Job For Riddles

The several hundred Riddles attend
ing tho Central grade school have
mans sized job ahead Of them, Thclr
pIav grounds cover nearly two NJ the
central mesa large blocks and weeds
almost over their heads cover the
blocks, covering their ball playing and
other games. As result tho children
attack these weeds with hoes and rakes
and they are gradually reducing the
pest and creating hugh piles Of weeds
which will later make bon-firrs. Tho
ground Is gradually becoming bare and
"a mes are gradually coming into their
own Tho Riddles work during recess
and tho NJ hour as we'll as IN the
early morning before school takes up'
displs wing cornmendable zeal and ap-
pesrantiy enjoy thnir tsek.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
AGENTS BLAMED FOR
IMMIGRATION TROUBLE

New York, Sept 12.--Hardships
worked by the new restrictive imni-
grafton laws apparently are the fault
of dishonest steamship agents. de-
clared President Harding in a letter
to Representative Isaac Siegel of New
York, made public today by the con-
gresham.
MIR. Siegel who is member Of the
house committee on immigration and
naturalization. recently wrote the pres
ident. seeking executive intervention
in enforcement of immigra ton laws
an enforcement which the representa-
tive declared was resulting in par
ents being admitted and their children
sent back because they happened to
arrived after the country>s admission
quota had been filled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
READY TO HELP yot-

n "ou arc subject to hillousnesz, gas.
hics'inr sick h.nGsche, sour stomach
Or other MS that result from irdisCqs
ton and constipation. Nnu car get -F-
lief with Foley Cathartic Tablets Thfv
are genuine. whniesome physic 'het
affords prompt. sure and safp relic
without gripping or pain ] 7. pslttrn.
". y II. I. Luchsvilic, %. writns.
Foley cathsriic Tnblrts arc fine. I
had stomach trouhle' tool. Fuiry
Ca,hsr'ic Tablets and nov : ran at
anything" The Horn Dug COM
pany, Fourth and Santa re.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
NATIONAL

Pittsburs. Pa, Sept. l2.-Pittsburs
and Boston divided today's double
header. Carey's single, Maranville's
double and Gibson's error at the plate
scored the winning run in the fifteenth
of the first game for PittsburS.
In the second game Glazner was
knocked out of the box in the seventh
and Zinu who relieved him was uh-
able TO hold the visitors.
Southworth was hurt in a collision
with Powell in the first game and
forced to retire.
First game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
HONORABLE SIR, HAS
SURE A SAD REGRET

New York. Sept. i,.-s,r John Simon
former British secretary of state for
home affairs. carries a poignant re-
gre. back TO England when he sails on
tho Aquitsnis tomorrow. He hash I
been able to sec Babe Ruth In action.
Speaking today on his five weeks
visit Sir John said:
We're sailing tomorrow and IT'S too
late"
For WHAT" he was asked.
TO sec your-or-er-Babe Ruth per
form"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Pueblo Ministers y
Elect New Officers

The annual meeting Of tho Pueblo
Minister Association Sas hold az tho
V. n g. \. yesterday morning and the
following officers woro elected for the
coming ycRr.
President. 4 W uatl
Vice president g. ". Hail
Secretary treasurer. r. n. r.pvden.
\ brief talk raz given h. wrrdncr
Williams on conditions in tho city and
tho necessity ~ cicctinF officials this
fail who would hrip to mako larger
and cleaner Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
COULD HARDLY srRAfGnrrN !,

disordcrcd aud fail to th-n,y ,,,, ,,,.t,
matter rom tho syF.rm. DO rtu.,4
achca. pains, lame back. s,o,irp
ankle. sore tolri7. dizziness, sicltirt
,p'ck7' etc W. g,lhock. Chcstr-
re-. writes NY taass4 ana b1r't
nur' me go when -1t au' ~ bod in
M. liad to rita ;he small ~ INV i, d.
hetot" could wtnl cnuid Tar, :.
nutlon mN shu"F hnvrn. g.. a.,
soreness sine : tu,t Foley IJiir.,
rm,' Ihe Horne nrrs company an
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. i,.-U. S. Bureau oi
s-Cattie-Rcceipts Il 900: slow
strictly good and choice yearlinss,
handy weight steers and choice
Kosher cows steady. bidding weak To
lower on other grades. beef stcerR and
she stock bulls steady. calves weak
to lower. carly top yearlings. 3ioo0
some hold higher: bulk steers. A.soa
$50. butcher cows largely, 3Aoo6f5. o..
few heavy above. ss.s5: bologna bulls
mostly soHdt55: good and choice light
vealcrs mostly ;ie.ooffis.5o.
Hors-Rercip,s 1900: generally
steady with Saturdays average: spo,s
10 tn i5c lower on packing and heavy
butcher grades; top. Ss.25: bulk lights
and light butchers. S.1s6e.1o. bulk
packing -ow-. ss.T5a7.25: piss scarce.
generally steady.
Receipts ea.ooo: lambs strcns
tn sc higher; nativ" lamb tor esriv
1895 to packers. sa7s TO outsiders
TOP westerns early. 1918; top feeder
lambs early I5.e5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
LELTTELT'.S SEASON
RECORD FOR HITS

Omaha, Neh. Sept l2.-fack Lett
welt FIRST baseman on the Omaha West
ern league team yesterday established
new worlds record for hit~ In n
single season when he made two
singles and a home run. bringing his
total up to ISL. The former record was
q, made by George Slsler of the st
Louis Browns in 1920. His batting
average. according TO the late offic-
ial figures was s2s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Governor F.. F. Morgan, turned
over authority in favor of Brig. Gen.
H. II. Randholtz when federal troops
we're sen, into the Minro mining re-
cion in West Virginia. The General
has notable war record, lie has
been in the army for nearly thirty
FIVE years. During the war he served
as Provost Marshal General of the
A. f. +. and is considered an expert
in martial law. He put down thru
outlaw instructions in the Phil
ippines.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
.PITTSBlJRC AND BOSTON Mines
DIVIDE D0UBLEHEADER MONDAY
Single, Double and Error at Plate Score Victory In
First; Glazner Knocked Out Of Box
In Second Game

summary-Two- base hits: Carey.
Maranville ., Robertson. Stolen base:
Carey. Sacrifice hits: Oeschger, Big
bee, Maranville. Tierney, Cooper.
Double play: Ford to Barbara to Holke,
Bases on balls: of oeschger, 4; Coop
er. /. Innings pitched: BY oeschser.
la: BraNton, !: Scott, . Cooper,
l-S: Adams. %. struck out: BY
Oeschcer. .: Scott, 4; Cooper, 4: Adams
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
FISHER
FIGHT POSTPONED

81, Paul. Minn.. Sept. The ten
round bout between Mike Gibbons Of
&, Paul and Young Fisher Of Syrs-
cuse. y. j. middleweishts. scheduled
here for tonight. was postponed until
tomorrow night because of rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
METAL. ouoTArroNs

New York. Sept. "copper" STEADY
electrolytic. spot and nearby. is,c;
later. i.b,Gi2tEc
Tin frmcr. spot and nearby. 3.sTs;
futures. f,1.n1
Iron steady: No. I northern. s.i nof,
. southern. tia.oomia.s0.
Lead steady spot. $3.50
Zinc quiet. East st. Louis Ero,. n.s
Antimony SPOT. tls1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
REED is NO MATCH
FDR TOMMY GIDEON :

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept i2.-Tomry
Gibbons. ST. Paul light heavyweight
won from Bill Reed. Pacific coast
fighter in the second round Of q
scheduled ten round bout tonight
Reed WAS no match for the St PAU
fighter. Gibbons foorrd him In th'
secnud round and whiln the referee
vss counting Reeds aerondH threw 3
towel into the ring.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
f'urr+,cO pOr,-or-

Chicago. sept 1.-Potatocs dun Re.
ceipts e5 cars Total 4. s. shirrns,ts
SIS. Idaho white. sarked. t7O0i7 4,
rwi Minnesota Rcd River Ohios n m
Tlis -wt-. Wisconsin white g 49,
500 cvt bulk. s7O0d7iN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Sporting Notes

New Orleans. Sept. 12.-Happy
Littleton. Southern middleweight. has
received an offer from Tex Rickard
to meet Johnny Howard. at Madison
Square Garden on october Z. accord
ing to Littleton's manager. The
telegram making theoffer said that
Downey. Wilson or O'Dowd would not
talk terms and should Littleton make
good showing In the east, Rickard
would force a championship fight
with the Southern champion. Little
ton meets Mike Gibbons here on
October 81.
Philadelphia. Sept. 12.-Rsin today
caused a postponement until tomor-
row night of the eight round bout be-
tween Lew Tender. Philadelphia
lightweight and Sailor Freedman,
Chicago. scheduled for tonight at Ma
tional League park here.
Camp Perry. o.. Sept. 12.-w. W.
Ashurst of the United States Marines
has taken first place In the National
Rifle association off-hsnd rifle
match. according to today's official
bulletin. II. r. Gay, United States
Cavalry Is second. with C. A. Lloyd.
United States Marine Corps, third. all
three having scores of - out of
possible 100. The ties were decided
by the longest runs on the finish
without miss.
Tucson. Ariz., Sept. 12.-Anrouncc-
rnent was made this morning that Kid
Palmer. Southwestern middleweight.
and Battling or,eSa have been match
ed for ten round bout hero on Sep
temher ~. Palmer is due to arrive
tho last part of the week and Or,ega
will leave for Tucson Immediately
after hi. bout with Mike Gibbons In
Colorado Springs. on September is.
Chicago. Sept l2.-wiiliam Guth-
erie an umpire In the Western league.
today was relieved of his assignment.
pending an investigation by Judg.
lands. commissioner of baseball, OF
an alleged fist fight outside of tho
baseball park Mt Tulsa. Okla. a month
aeo. Gusheric. II is charged. struck
and knocked down a wounded soldier
who had thrown POP bottle. The
lands
Chicago. III. Sept. i2.-Catcher
william killifcr TODAY signed a con-
trac. to manage the Chicago Nationals
In 1922. President William Veeck an
rounced tonight. killifor became
rilot OF the Cubs. August when John
Evers was dcposed following "A meet
Ing OF the stockholders.
Memphis Tenn. Sept. l2.-Neni-
phis gained clear title to the 1891
Southern Association penant by de-
feaeinE Birmingham to In tho first
gam. of today's double header AZ
Birmingham. The victory gave
Memphis an eight game advantage
over New Orleans.
Dallas. Texas. Sept. i2.-For.
Worth cinchcd the Texas league pen
nan. today by defeating Wichita Falls
5 to /. Tho victory gave Fort Worth
a 81 games lead over wichita Falls
the runner UP.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
DENVER CURB AND SUGARS
Furnished hy y 8. waipo1s. Thatch
NEW YORK COTTON

Nov York sept. i7.-cot,on closed
esay at net decline Of 50 In izn
points
spo, cotton quiet, SOS
Cotton futures closed easy. October
tias5 December. iia.sns January,
'ia.-5 March. 'in 10. MAY. 1900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

First game.
At Birmingham, :: Memphis. >.
Second game.
A. Birmingham. o: Memphis. J.
CSis innings. dsrknessD
First game:
At Little Rock. e. Nashville. II.
Second game:
At Little Rock. n. Nashville, 6.
iSi1 innings, darkness.)
At Atlanta. 3: New Orleans. ?.
Al Chattanooga 4. Mobile. 2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo. /: Indianapolis. Z.
A. Minneapolis. :; Kansas City q.
tFirst eame.)
At Minneapolis. 6. Kansas City. ?.
tEscond game.)
Al Columbus. 4. Louisville. g.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Sioux City. so: D.s Moine-. So.
CFirs. ten innings, second II in
ninRs. darkness)
Al Omaha. a St Joseph. 2.
A. wichita -Oklshons city, raS.
A. joplin Tulsa wet sroUndE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
pFNNER f.INEsrNrE

Denver. sept t1.-rst'le-Rsceipts
ooa ~ 80 500 lower. Reef s,ee-. Is m
ns.5s. cows and hoiferS. ). 00ds ~. .
calves. 80 501n2i. bulls. s. 0od7.00.
sio~kerr and feederv. tt.25IsoN
Hogs -Raceipts 600. ioc higher. Ton,
1870. bulk. i1.25Is.75.
Sheep-Recoipts $500. &C higher
fsamhr t1.fndt 80. ewes q b0TIa N.
feeder lambs. tb.o0ds2i
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
GRAIN SUPPLY

New York Sept 1.-THE visible
supply Of grain shows the following
changes
wheat increased. 5.7op orH
Corn. decreased Nj .ooo
Oats increased. pa mn.
Rye. decreased. 10000.
psrlrv increased S507 go
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
N-Batted for Watson In 9th
PTTTSBURG

Summary-Two-b base hits. Boeckel
Cutshaw. Clazner Three base hits;
Birhee. Sacrifices: Carey. Cutshaw.
Double PLAYS: Grimm to Maranville TO
Grimm: Barnhart to Grimm. Bases on
balls: OF Glazner. 1; off linn, :. In
ninEs pitched: BY Watson, 6: MorEan.
81 Glazner. s; Zinn. .: l.. Bicboc, l..
Struck out; BY Watson. /; Glazner. ?;
L. Bigbee, 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

The island of Guernsey has enioyed
homo rule for several hundred years
No receptacle has ever been made
with sufficient strength TO resist the
bursting power of frozen water.
The average length Of human life
Ia thir.y-seven years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

x-One out when winning run scored.
score by innings:
Boston go. 900 200 oo2 900 ooo-
Pittsburr 200 ITO oeo ooo oo1-5 IL =
RattcrIeS-OeschCer, BraNton, Scott
and Gil ron. Gowdy. o'Neill: Cooper,
Adams and Schmidt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
MONEY


New York. Sept. le.-Frim. rne-csr.
tile paper, Sc TO SIC
Exchange irregular. sterling demand
5.55,. eahler, 775T.; francs. demand
7.eois cables. 81. Belgian francs. Dc
rnard. 7.oais cables. 10: Euildcrs. do
mnnd. 7i.ss. cables. II a. lire. demand
tss,-; cables. tF marks. demand
o9.is cables. oa2..; Greece, demand
So sweden. demand. .i.se: Norway
demand. 1900. Argen,in. demand. s., ~ .
Brazilian. demand issT: Montreal.
ioA. pcr cent discount
Time loans stehdy. so days. 81 'c
-. per cent. 90 days and six months
a.. 70 rer cent
'ali money. firm. hiEh. 81 per cen.
low. 81 per cent. ruling rate. 81 p~,
cent: last loan. ~ per cont: CLOSING
bid per cent; offered NJ 81 per cen,
Rates wcrc stu lower for some re-
mitinnces In thr late dealings
Sterling demand. 3.5is.. cables. srai,
suilderE demand. 7iIo. cables. si7k
marks, demand. oaiis. cables. oais..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
cHtcAGo rnonrcr

Chicago, sept Ia Butter TN
changed creamery extras. tsi.,-
standards. SEC nrsts 57ic to SOC Soc.
ondg, a0c to 72c.
Eggs. unchanged; rncelp,s "a,
cases: nrsiR. 2a17ic. ordinary Art,
d2sc. miscellaneous. 25d1sc
Poultry. alive. higher. fowls. 1885:
springs. e5c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
EXHIBITION GAMES

Fort Wayne. sept IL:
Lincoln Lfes .... ..-.......--
prookiyn Nationals ........ 3 10
pa,terjes-pfedrich. Tossler srd
Moomaw. Esrres. Gordonier ana
Kruger. Taylor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Coast League

At Seattle. 2: Portland. ..
A. San Francisco. I. Oakland, q.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
KANSAS cry LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Sept. i2.-U. s. Bureau
OF Markets-Cattle. $1,000. all killing
classes slow: beef steers steady to 25c
lower. top. $40. early sales of Gress-
ers, s5,ooIs 80; common and best she
stock mostly steady: most other
grades weak to 25c lower. few good
and choice cows. s5.ooTS.bo; most other
kinds s2.50ni.50. grass heifers mostly
H.50d5.6o; calves steady to 25c lower.
best vealerz, so 70: other classes around
steady; Gamers, S2ooa225: cutters
mostly &3.ood3,25; bulk mostly $3.50
t25: early sales stockers and feeders
81 iodsoo: bulk. $5.o0as.6o.
Hoss-Receipts 5000: opening SLOW,
steady TO 1oc higher; closed active,
mostly l0c higher. spot UP more. Best
1870 to ci0 pound weights to packer.
and shippers ss.e5: choice $50 pound
averages, $3.50: bulk of sales. Si.6nn
$50. packing sows. ts.25HS.5o: stock
or pigs strong. best, $3.50.
Sheop-Receints e.ooo: killing classe.
mostly soc higher: light ewes. A+oo:
carly top Western lambs. $40. some
held higher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS

Furnished by y. 5. Wsl1olr. Rnoms
5-2-5s Thatcher BLOCK. Pueblo.
Liberty 7i-s tssss
Liberty second " fs7ss
f.lh-rtv nrst as isTP1
Liberty second r,s is5.as
Liberty third .t.= 50 "a
Liberty fourth u.s. tsstn
tAheriv nrst ,sls raads
Liberty NTH O.. sa1 ne
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
FOREIGN AN5 DOMESTIC MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Ill. Sept l2.-Sharp set
backs in the price of whea. today
with traders giving attention to new
low record quotations for German
marks and to an increase Of the United
States visible supply. Prices closed
heavy 3Isc to 4iec net lower Decem-
Der sl.29 to s1.29h and May sl.S21a to
1884,
Corn lost nc to ssaAc and oats sc
to lc.
In provisions the outcome was un-
changed to soc down.
Wheat finished near the days low
Bears put stress on the Decentralization
of German marks as indicating a poor
outlook for export trade in grain.
Some buying by export houses WaF
done on the breaks but whenever tbs
market showed a tendency to rally the
selling pressure increased. The out
pouring of offerings became especially
urgent after the visible supply figures
We're posted exhibiting 100000 bushels
enlargement within a week. Bulls were
further Handicapped by predictions OF
rain in Argentina where as little
notice appeared to be taken of Canada
and Montana.
Corn and oats declined with wheat
Frost reports from South Dakota and
Wisconsin appeared to have practical
ly no effect on values.
Provisions were governed by the hog
market which at first was steady but
later had an evident downward slant
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
-gIi.NER

Ne- FORK Sept l2-ForciEn bar
silver. ssisc Mexican dollafs, 'asc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Oprn IfIeh.

CHICAGO GRAINS & PROVISIONS
Furnished bv y. q. whlnoie. rooms
S-a-72 Thatcher'blork Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
NEW YORK coTToY rxr,,,.-r

furnlshoh by y. s. wslpoic. Room,
1la-3e Thatcher block Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Philadelphia, Sept. f2.-Rsin today
caused a postponement until tomor-
row night of the eight round bout be-
tween Lew Tender. Philadelphia
lightweight and Sailor Freedman,
Chicago. scheduled for tonight at Ma
tional League park here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Dallas. Texas. Sept. i2.-Fort
Worth oinchcd the Texas league pen
nant today by defeating wichita Falls
S to !. Tho victory gave Fort Worth
asS games lead over wichita Falls
the runner UP.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. i2.-Meni-
phis gained a clear title to the 1891
Southern Association penant by de-
feaeinE Birmingham to . In the first
gam. OF .odsy's double header AZ
Birmingham. The victory gave
Memphis an eight game advantage
over New Orleans.