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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
BANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRIcoLA
DE PUERTO RICO
.sEcc1oN DE AHoRRos-

Habisndo sufri6o extravio la librets
niimero 3149 expedida nombre de la
Srta. ANGELA sANTINI, de esta ciu-
dad, Sc hace saber: que 81 pasados
treinta dias despues de la primera pu-
blicaci6n de este anuncio sin que per.
soma alguna Sc haya presentado a re-
clamar su msjor derecho, Sc le expedi-
ra Ell correspondence duplicado, que
dando sin valor la original.
SAN JUAN, P. r., 8 de oCTUBRE
de 1922. FL secretario, P. RoCAFoRT.
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PARA Ell. CATARRO

Fl cstarro es una infection de las mem.
branas mucosas y eS IN Slntoma de sangre
pobfe. Sangre pura protege el sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. Fl Ehxty de
Leonard para Ia Sdngve limplara su sis.
tena. eNpulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, Y alImentara sus ve-
mas arteriaS con sangre pura roja
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Sc vENDE

Piano Steinway & Sons
en- buen estado y en- magnificas
condolences. Informaran Aveni-
da Lucchetti Mo. 81 Tel. 500.
Condado.
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Los ORCANISMOS BIEN NUTRIDOS
IRRADIAN ATTRACTION
Las Personals DeIgadas Necesan Tanac que les Ayudara
0bener ell BenefcO de su~AlimentO FOrmar
M:iscul0S Resstenes.

Hay certo irresistible attractive rdonda mla
enas Ell color de manifestan ud rebosane
cdad Atrae dbido
tcnen igral debes
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. %al.-Butter, eggs
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VALUES OF WHEAT
IN NARROW LIMIT
All Deliveries Carried
Down Grade; Septem-
Der Under Dollar

CHICAGO. Aug. 81. - wheat
values held within relatively narrow
limits early, but toward the close
end q IA, month liquidation In the
September delivery carried an de-
liveries dowu-grade, September
breaking below a dollar for the first
time In a number Of days. The
finish showed a net loss OF is to
! rs cents. with September 90 Ia
to 90 as cents and December $i.0l
to sl.0l is: corn was IA cent of
10 SIS cent up; oats were down Is
cent to rs cen and provisions un-
changed TO l2h cents higher.
Fluctuations were rapid In wheat.
The deferred deliveries showed con-
siderable resistance 10 selling pres
sure and there was rather persistent
buying on the decline. Heavy selling
OF Chicago December against pur-
chases Of Winnipeg December In the
way OF back-spreading took place.
Liverpool showed considerable
strength and closed higher in the
face OF reports of an Indifferent de-
mand from Germany. Northwest
receipts showed an increase. while
In the winter wheat sections, the
movement is only fair, because OF
the scarcity OF cars.
While scattered Liquidation in
September corn was the rule most
Of the day. the undertone of the
market was firm, with the deferred
deliveries averaging higher. Part
Of the long September sold u was
replaced by purchases Of the new
crop futures. No deliveries Of
wheat or corn of consequence are
expected on September contracts
tomorrow.
cts held within narrow limits
with persistent buying OF Scptem-
Der and selling Of December by
commission houses.
Provisions were dun.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 31.-Small
net gains in the early trading I'm cot
ton today were replaced by small net
losses In the later trading. II was a
regulation pre-bureau mark 2 {
throughout with traders more given
to evening up old BUSINESS than to
undertaking new operations. Bullish
expectations concerning the govern
ment's report on the condition of the
crop, due at 10 o'clock, New Orleans
time tomorrow, were still the main
support while much OF the selling
was due to an "unfavorable opinion
OF the foreign situation. In the early
session prices were 8 TO 10 points
higher than the close OF yesterday,
In the late trading they we're / up to
10 down, compared with yesterdays
close, and last prices were 4 up to
10 down. net. October traded up TO
22.24c, fell off to s206c and closed
at the lowest OF TIM day.
The weather over Texas and Okla
homa was as dry as ever and the
forecast called for continued fair
weather in both states. This helped
TO hold the market In the face OF
considerable liquidation of long con-
tracts. A local crop condition report
of $50 per cent OF normal, indicat
ing a yield OF 100000 bales,
seemed TO just about meet popular
expectations and caused little trading
either way.
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WRECK PLOT NIPPED
Plan Ia Blow Up "Wcstcrn Express
New York Chicago Train. Halted.
with Arrest pf Three Men.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-An alleged
plot 20 dynamite and wreck the
western express" u New York-to-
Chicago train OF the New York CEN
trail railroad, was frustrated, accord
ing TO police through tho capture
early today OF three men
Detectives were searching for two
other men said to have been involved
In the plot and were also endeavor-
Ing to locate a large amount OF ex-
lplosive said to have been concealed
In this city.
The train was TO hayo been
wrecked between Gary. Ind, and
police stated, The men under
arrest are Frank Il. Hartman, al
legged to have been the "brains' OF
tho plot, J. j. Boyle and g. a. kag-
Ian. Private detectives posing as
railroad strikers, are said 10 have
secured the information of the plans
TO wreck tho train.
According to George Collins. chief
special agent OF the New York Cen.
trail, the plotters intended TO blow up
the train last Tuesday but abandoned
the plan through the arrest OF four
men In connection with the w~recking
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Announcements

ANNOUNgEMENT-OsaEe sBi6. Quality
ana service Tulsa Undertaking CONS
pans can save you 1nehalf
FUNERAL designs al y reasonable price,
at Tulsa newest flower shop. Cedar
Sis3 SONORA FLOWER SHOP Ris 8.
BOULDER
LOST AND roUND 2
TOUNp-A place 10 get mems suits
cleaned and pressed right for 81, Il
Terry MlIera cleanersj 0ne-day services.
Cedar 100
KEYS made while YOU walt. TULSA
KEY silOp, i06 East Third.
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Looslng Stock letter.

Market reaction did not go far.
H~igh-priced stock continued to ad-
vance into new high ground. Alton
receivership had disquieting effect
on other roads somewhat similarly
situation. principally Minnesota 4
SO. Louis, Great Western and Sea
board, but generally believed these
roads will pull through. Semioffi-
cially statement Steel merger plan
would proceed regardless OF trade
commission report bringing strength
In steels. General market closed
firm. Big interests are still reluctant
to permit more than slight reaction
pushing stocks into higher grounds
preparatory 10 big market I'm the fall
when distribution will begin.
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coming IN for white Eagle. / look
for higher prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-Gencral
market literature at this time shows
a division OF sentiment 20 be devel-
oping with the majority still bullish.
Reading, Lehigh Valley and II. l.. &
w. are being especially recommend
ed as purchases.
Standard Oil Interests are declared
IN some quarters to be getting ready
for another upward movement In
stOcds I'm which they are Interested.
Tho private borrowing demand is
r|cflccting the existence Of a substan-
tial short interest in the industrials.
Stocks are In strong hands. the coal
and rail strike viii and must be set
tied, with the general conversion
from coal to oil burning of the large
industrial plants, established oil
companies should have a good flu
lure for their shares. The rundown
condition OF equipment OF railroads
should make the steels and equip
ments stocks "A good purchase, With
many bonds called before due
date there should be plenty of free
money for investment. Midvale
steel BSB, Lack Steel KIN, Cosden,
Royal Dutch and all the better class
dividend paying rails l am optim-
istic.
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Closing hid and asked prices OF Stand
ard on Stocks as reported by strandoers
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CHICAGO. Aug. 3L-Cattle-Receipts
II, 900; beef steers active. strong, spots
higher on good grades. top Sillo, bulk
$500 UlO.6O, she stock steady TO strong.
bulls steady, veal calves DC higher, stock
ers ana feeders slow, weak, beef COVE and
heifers $4.50 N7.l5. tanners and cutters
mostly &2.S5Q $50. bulk bologna bulls
$500 @4.25. bulk veal calves $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000. slow, few early
sales uncvUnly strong TO Toe higher, bulk
later sales steady 70 strong, bulk 40 to
600 pound hugs S5.TGW g SO. GiG TO z50-
pound butchers S~9.25W9G5. bulk 40 70
8OO-pouud butchers $500 TO 250-pound
butchers 50 1850 0.G5; bulk $40 TO 900
pound butchers $500 800, packing sows
}G.35M7.l0, bulk pigs yhO0WS.25, heavy
S7.75W9.aO, medium $3.50 $50, light
50 40 W9.S5, packing sows smooth $1,000
73b. packing sOws rough S6.O0G675. Kill
ing pigs i7,bOQS.60.
shepp-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs open
ing Joe TO l5c higher, top natives $40 90
TO shippers and city butchers packers
sl2.76 down bulk at Ii2.6Oql375 Gull
natives &9.00G $50, sheep generally steady,
handy native ewes SIPS, ssiuo Idahos
held higher. heavy native ewes largely
$500 $50, feeding yoarliuX $1,000. feed
ing lambs strong.
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Knnsns CItx LIsestock.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3l.-Cattle-Po-
ceits 5000; beef steers steady 10 lJc high.
or common TO good grades showing the
advurte. to heavy led steers 5000. grass
era are short fed 81 5000 q sh" stock
and stockers and feeders steady 20 strong,
few COWS around Sc 90 bulk IS too t0,
most stockers ana feeders early $500 u 900.
few stCCkers 5000 other GASES gon'"n ~
steady, gtod and choice VaslH.s 3lN.uJaD
1850 So city good heavy calyes 1900.
bologna bulls around 1850. Gamers sGd
cutters {" c6G3,26.
HoFs-Receipts 1000; slow, mostly &c 10
Zoe higher. spots of mora, tor 50 20. enc
load % trEterE, packer ara simmer t'p
1910, 10 20 23O-poundors SsSOM9.0, $40
10 270-pounders $40 TO 50 05. $50 TO 80.
Founders s. 20Ms75, packing s0ws oteaoy
S11bn7.35 smooth kinds 81 ~, stock pigs
t0W 200 higher. ss,25Us.75, choice natives
$3.50.
sheep-Receipts 1000, killing classes
steady top native lambs tl2s5. Tat ma.
two swes f6.2S@6.56. Idaho lambs carry
ing short al end % enlar buyers Al2.at.
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KODAK films developed free; prints, all
sizes, 30 each. Jenkins' Studio. DeEi-
Hnn. Texas.
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Oil Strike Near
KingsUiiie, Texas

HOUSTON. Texas. Aug. 3t,-The
Hart No. ! well. seven miles north
Of Kingsvllle. is In for 20, 900, 600
feet Of gas and Is spraying oil. ac-
cording to reliable reportd. The well
came IN late this afternoon. hlow-
Ing sand and gas yer the derrick
A telephone message at s p, M. sai1
considerable oil was spraying. Pre-
cautions arc being taken again4'
fire, no one being allowed within
100 feet OF the well. The showing
was struck at 1880 feet. one well
now IL fI ishius gas for the city
but this is tho first test giving indl-
cations OF producing oil in CONNER
Cial quantities.
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South of DepeU

The Wilcox oil & Gas CO, No. 8
Miles in the northwest corner OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF 2-i5-8,
Is making 235 barrels. .
The Garter OH company No. Z
Cat In the center OF the southeast
OF the northwest of the northwest
Of 2-15-S, Is holding up at 2.4O0 bar
rels.
Buel & B%illingslea No. 5 on the
Smith farm in the northwest corner
of the northeast OF the southwest
OF 15-14-S. is making $50 barrels
natural.
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Phillips Butler County. Kan,
Wen Opening NeW Pool

ELDORADO, Kan. Aug. 81
Phillips Petroleum company new oil
wen on the R. II. Hazlett lease near
peGrnff in northwestern Butler
county ia regarded by scouts 3 be
ing the most important wildcat well
completed in Kansas for some ume
II is flowing natural at the rate II
several hundred barrels Of high
grade oil n day and Is more than tx
miles In advance OF production. II
has boon connected to pipeline
Three offsets viii be started at once
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TcdcruI Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3l.-C0WbIned re.
reserve hanks at tho close Of bushes
August 30 were reported tonight by the
federal reserve board as follows;
Resources; Total gold held by banks
IiAOOO: total reserves S3.l0b. $4,000, total
bills on hand S57G.074, 900; total earning
assets f1.i74.0G5, 000i total resources a.
s4s. G24.O00.
Liabilities. Total deposits 81 .ssi. 6sG,0o
total liabilities SlsAs,62400O.
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FAiRMoNT MATERNITY HosPTTKE
for confinement; pTivatei prices reason
able. may work for board. babies
adopted. Write for booklet. Mrs. n. u.
Long, +9li u. Twenty seventh street.
Kansas city. Mo.
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0-SN

l. o. o. r.. DIRECTORY
ODD Fellows Han ll2A south Boulder
AURORA LODGE. NO. So. 4. o. o. y.
Meets every "Wednesday evening, 7;9O ..
W. 4. GADDY, N. q.
NJ l. TOMBSTONE Secretary
TULSA LODGE NO co J. o. o. p. meet.
every Tuesday evening. 1910.
TOM GWiEH, ~. a.
j T. MOORE Secretary.
TULSA EnCAMPMEN1 No Us. L. y. q. ".
Meets on second ana fourth Friday Of each
y. /. HU0HLgrT, c. p.
H. II. FULLER Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. So. /. o o. r..
Regular needing fret and third Friday
MKs CARRY DAVIS sec.
Usage aSIs-R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10, l. o. o y.
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
W. L. BOLTON, Capt.
X II. FULLER Clerk.
No. !, ssoond snd 'ourtb Saturday each
RSYA1nD FISHER, ? ".
II n HnGHLETT W. r.
KREMLlN ruLsOK l. o. NJ. vet,
every thitd saturday p. N,
!. J, WRIGHT Car.
W. NJ. RICHARDS,
Minister OF Reeordl
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runELY PERSONAL

A LADY OsTEoPATH. Will call at your
home and give treatrrenta; no charges
unless helped. fl22 s. Boston. Mrs.
Nut'~ - rnuIafnn
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NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Cottonsecd oil was
weak as TO old crop delivery wins 20
selling by refiners and liquidation by be-
lated longs. New crop months, while
lower, were relatively steady. on scattered
buying by commission houses. and de-
mand for January and March by refiners.
TENDERS Of 1000 barrels were made OF
September contracts and were Immediate
~ stopped. September closed 81 points
lower, october rs points lower and for
ward months generally 3 to 7 points net
lower. Iales 20. 200 barrels. Prime crude
6Ibc no'ninal; prime summer yellow spot
$50 1890; September S.60c; December
775c. March Este. all bid.
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Oklahoma Central Peru Well
Making Around IT'S Barrels

Oklahoma Central oil company's
No. 1 in the northeast corner OF the
northeast OF the southeast of 1914
8 now is making l75 barrels from
the Peru sand. This weIi vas shot
the latter part Of last week. but
bridged. Before the cavings had been
cleaned out II started flowing. It
Is a necessary offset to producing
uye1lg
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Why is This Wrong7

The answer win be found among
todaY's want ads.
Crhi IN the first Of = series Of six
'Blunders' commonly made IN mailing
letters. suggested by MT Arthur g. Lucder.
postmaster " Chicago. Avoid these 'Uiuu
dots' ana hclp speed up the mailsJ
You viii find the answer TO todny's
blunder in tho classified columns.
Copyright. 1879. Annotated Editurs1
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GIadys Belle Misses Sand

The Gladys Belle OH company
test in the southwest corne Of the
northeast OF the southwest OF S-l3-
~, has missed the regular pay at
.2.2f5 feet and is drilling on down,
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OF the million dollar special' OF the
Michigan Central railroad.
Tho d%ynamiting, police said. was
to be the beginning OF y new reign
OF terror IN which similar outragcs
were TO take place in widely sepa.
rated parts OF the ccountry. Hart
man and the other men we're being
closely questioned today. Police said
the alleged plot.
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LEGAL

CERTIFICATE or pARTEERsUuP
Know OH mon by those presents. That
+ II. Gallagher aud J. O. Hollis are as
ISOLATED ~ partners IN IN" business or
loans, real estate. rentals Hud insurance.
IN the city ~ Tulsa, Tulsa county. okla.
under the firm name Of q, a ~ Loan n
Investment Co, that shid partnerahip II
first day Of August, 1893, that an of Haid
partners reside In the city " TULSA, and
that there are no other partners belong
Ing 10 sbid partnership.
Dated this 5oth day Of August. A. v.
1921.
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Address, slh W Third "
state OF Oklahoma, Tulsa county, 80,
before ne. = notary public IN ana for
said county and state. on this 30th dnv
~ August, 1899, personally appeared 4. II.
Gallagher and J. q. Hollis, 10 me known
10 be the identical persons who executed
the within and foregoing instrument ana
acknowledged ia me that they executed
the same ns their free and voluntary act
and deed for the uses and purposes there
In set forth. In witness whereof I lave
h~ereuntO HCt my hand and official ssl
the day ana yonr above written,
BEEElfuTON ROGERS.
(gEALD Notary Public,
nv cnmmlHalnn eKnlres sentemher 30. lo7I
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OKLAHOMA CITY, AuE Sl.-tatile-
Receipts 1900; few steers Si7bub75. good
10 medium butchers S2.7bm $50. Cann6rH
and cutters %. bulls f2.o0d 3 90.
calves slow. stockers and feeders slow
HoEs-Roceipts 700. fairly active and
fully steady. top ts.75, bulk $500 and up
stoCkers steady.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 31.-Cash Wheat
No. 2 hard 9scufl.l0. No. 2 red $1,000
l.O4.
Corn-No. ? white $50 55i &c. No. 2 yell
low SOC, No. . yellow bshc, No. 2 mixed
San u Doc.
0ats-lac higher. No. ? white 35c. No.
2 mixed 80 34c, No. 2 red 80 34c.
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NFW NONk- uE- 3I|-LIhoTfy bO0ds
closed ahs roo 30 s,oond a. 100 20 tirsi
100 90, fourth AVS i0O.ag. Victory 4&s
uncaIled luO.Gs. victory avs called l00..s.
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Enrt Mnrth Ii,csinrL-

FORT WORTH Aug. 3l-N8ttIe-Ro-
ceipts $500; beevcs s. 5od70O. bulls $500
$500. calves So 00G so
Hogs-ReCelpts 900 light s900m926.
medium {s.76@ 900, heavy Ss.00qs rs,
pigs &5.OO010
sheep-Receipts 1850; lambs $3.50 n 10 50.
stocker sheep S3.00WiGo, feeder lambs
SAOGW6.O0.
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WICHITA, Aug, 3l.-Hugs-Receipts
700; loc higher, top $3.50, bulk 1s.7op
s.S5.
steers &5.OOa7OO beef COWS and heifcrs
Sa.bOm7 100, veal calves tIOQas.5O, stock
ers and feeders 100000.
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NEW YORK. Aug 5l-call Money
Strong, high 5, low ~. ruling rate "a,
closing bid 8, offered az bis. last loan o.
can LoRns-AVaiuzt urroptnuces T.
Time Loans-Ftrm, mixed collateral, 90
20 9O-day 4MAA, 4 90 b-uuuth "a WAh.
Commercial phpcr-prime iU4h.
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NEW YORK. Aug. Sl.-Forcign oH-
change easier.
Great pritain-Demand A46h, cables
446G, GO-dHy bills on banks 443N.
France-Demand 767A, cables 1853,
I~taly-Demand AS. cables AS a.
Northumberland 1924, cables 40,
Germany-Demand .oG9s, cables .06h,
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3l-Poultry-Alive
higher. fowls 15d2fc, springs 24hc,
ROSTERS liAc, brullers not quoted.
ButtCr-Higher creamery extras 3hA c,
flrsts 31W3l IA, extra firsts 3303ihc.
seconds 29N SOC. standards 34hc,
Eggs-UnchRnRcd, receipts s26i cases
Pntatocs-W Weak. receipts IS cars. t0taI
United states shipments $50 cars. Row
Jersey sacked cobblers Sl.504lG0 cwt
sacked giants il,2O 0l 20 cwt, Minnesota
carly Onlos si.lONT25 cwt Minnesota
aacked round whites Sl.20dl25 Cwt.
Idaho shcke rurals 8l.20Ml25 cw',
Utah sacked early Ohios $l.G6 CWt Wis
consin sacked cobblers 81 2O01.3O rwt,
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and poultry unchanged.
potatues-Catluts higher. Kaw valley
800 Ql.26 cwt., Utahs ft.b0Wl7b cwt
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LONDON, Aug 3l.-Lcld-Sp L2I 5s,
futures LES i2s Cd.
Hinc-spot $50 It's Ga. futures L3o Is
Cd.
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tHpot SEQ 90 0Oc.
Zinc Steady. East St Louis spot and
nearby delivery seas.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3l.-spot cot
ton quiet and unchanged, sales on spot il5
bales, to arrive 200 bales. low middling
20.Ibc. middling 10000. good midding
$4,000, receipts 1853. stock 1884 bales.
New York Cotton.
NEW YORK. ug. Si.-Spot cotton quiet,
middllng 2.70c,
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Ticker Dope

AaNhtf DNP'
Features of the oil situation Is
broadening the demand for fuel oil.
Prices of bunker oil We're raised
recently from 1925 1-2 to Sl.51 IL,
New York harbor. and II is believed
the price 10 S1.75 will be made in n
short time. Because no offerings OF
light Mexican oil are being made
there is an attractive demand for
heavy Panuca oil, the price of which
has doubled within the past few
months, now being quoted around
90 cents n barrel. Tampico, against
45 cents. Gasoline consumptionscon
tinues at record rate which COM
bined with more active demand Tor
fuel oil, including Kerosene, Is put
ing the industry in the best position
it has been in in the last few years.
NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Steadlness
In the general list vas the Keynote 10
transactions at opening. While some
% the steels, particularly those con-
cerned with proposed mergers. sold
fraCtiunally off, Il was a Fod OPEN
ing In Wall street that any decision
10 effect them such combinations
would be in contradiction to anti
trust laws could hardly be upheld
with United states steel In exist
enCc.
When no Roadway was gained IN
the momentum OF steel offers, real
strength developed, which was
plainly noticeable in rails with eX-
ception OF ATOMS which showed
wide open breaks MS result Of APP
pointmcnt Of r~eceivership.
Recovery in oils was further ac-
CELEBRATED on assumption that there
would be still greater demand for
the product Rs a result Of IT'S use II
| considerable extent for fuel pur'
poses.
New highs for this mocement were
made by Cosdou, Phillips, Sinclair
and California Pete, the latter agar
being influenced by individual talG
Biscuit stocks. Public Utilities ant
Certain Spccialties were promlnen'
In recording radical advances
Profit-takiug caused sOme recess
sions IN price early among certain
Issues bu. all offerings were vol
! absorbed and "a strong developed
Later with trading still on small
scale prices hardened with indlc0
lions Of further strength developing
Still favor the constructive side 0
the market and suggest purchasl
on all reactions consequent upOI
profit taking.
quite a number Of buying order
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