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CONDITION or BANKS.

New York, Sep. 29.-Cha 2ctual condi-
ton OF clearing house banks and trus
companies FOR the week shows an excess
in reserve OF s2:5o:5lGo. eTh's IS re-
serve increase OF s29, 50j,i1t
Actual conditions:
Loans. discounts. etc, sL57S,S39,ooo;
increase. SSS.2S1. 900.
Cash IN own veults members Federal
Reserve Banks. siGs'S.oeo; incresse
Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank. OF
member banks. $500. 600 increase
$35.171 900.
Reserve in own vaults. state banks and
trust companies, S7S0i.00o: decrease.
Reserve In dcpositarics. state banks
and t.ust companies, Ss.li6,0oo; decrease,
SNe, demand deposits. s2,s952IIOoO'
increase, Sl7.533.00O.
limo deposits, si69,93s.ooo; decrease.
'jCSirGuiation. $50 $4,000; decrease. Sos
NJ. :. deposits deducted. s45.22O.OOo.
Aggregate reserve. S5l9,3S3,0oO.
Iyces sin reserve, S25.l5O.559; in
crease. S99. 595.+2O.
SUMMARY OF state banks and trust
companies in GreaterNNew York. not in
Guided in clearing nous statement
Loans. discounts. etc, SSl5.Ss1,ooV' IN
crease. S1.e17.2O0.
cold. SS.225.G O0: increase. $4,000.
currency and bank notes. Sso.o56,j0o;
decrease. SI52. SEQ.
DEPOSITS with Federal Reserve Bans OF
New York. s10.iS5,3 800; decrease, So
Total deposits, sS27 .359,SOo; decrease.
SIS. SnG.5Qo.
Ditto eliminating amounts due from re
serve depositarics and other banks ana
trust companies in New York and United
deposits. s7So.ef5.5oO; decrease. 81
10000. -
Trust companies: Cash in vault, $780,
GSIso1.
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STOCKS STEADY AT
CLOSE AFTER DROP
IN EARLY TRADING
Sharp Attack Directed
! Against Motor Shares
in Morning.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Copyright Cy the San Antonio Light.
New York, Sept. 29.-The stock
market today went lower Mt the start
under another sharp attack against
the motor and allied shares. In the
later dealing it rallied for the most
part very easily. Evidently little real
stock had been brought out on the
early drive and traders seeing this.
were glad TO cover.
During the weak spell in the first
half hour new low records were made
in Studebaker. American Wool. Amer
lean Bosch Magnetic, Kelly Spring
field, Fisk Rubber and Burns Broth
ers. Stewart Warner broke very
sharply and others of the motor parts
companies shares were under nres-
Ire in varying degrees. Kelly
Springfield was weaker than the rest
OF the rubber group. although these
were we'll down toward their bottom
points for the year.
In connection with the selling of
the stocks interested in the automo-
bile industry. the Street had no furth-
er explanation except to assert that
production has been excessive and
that this would he demonstrated in
due time by further price cutting.
This is merely the view of the nro-
fessional speculator. So far it does
not represent the declared view in
the motor trade itself.
It was noticeable that other lead
ers like Baldwin Locomotive and
American Can no longer were so dis
posed to follow Studebaker. Even
while the latter was making its new
low record these companies stocks
were not weak and in the second and
final hour. rebounded readily. The
actien of the oil shares. which we're
steady throughout the carly selling
movement. indicated once more a sold
out condition.
Among the rails. heaviness in the
northwestern groun was again n fca-
ture. Following the better ! under
standing that according to the Au-
gust figures, Northern Pacific is
earning only about . IL per cent on
the stock, there was drop of over
point. Great Northern preferred
and Chicago and Northwestern were
also under some pressure.
The market left off steady with
slight and uneven price changes on
the day.
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NEW YORK COTTON
FUTURES CLOSE 20
TO 80 POINTS OFF
Traders Withdraw and
Await Tuesdays Gov
eminent Report.

Copyright. by the San Antoine I-h.
New York. Sept. 29.-ConSidcriug
the Importance of Tuesdays govern
ment report on cotton, it was not sur
prising that trading today continued
of an evening-up character. Liverpool
made a further gain of { few points
and steadiness there caused further
covering in both October and December
here ut the opening.
Purchase of few thousand Oc-
tober started that month mt 2S9j.
while trade purchases in the May 20
sitior influenced opening quotations.
Another weak stock market and far
from confident reports of conditions
in dry goods quarters, brought seat
tered selling. Some southern hedging
also appeared.
Several lines of long cotton came
out the last hour. which had de-
pressing. effect on prices. Owing to
uncertainty over Tuesdays report new
buying was not sufficient TO prevent
recessiOns. Cotton closed mt low fig
ures of the day with losses of 20 to -
points.
According to reliable adviceS there
is considerable competition among
various mills TO secure the small
amount of new business in sight. As
compared with activity n few weeks
ago. print Nclofh business has fallen
off materially the past few days. With
a local certificated stock of less than
1000 bales. scarcity contracts is
still sustaining factor in the cotton
market.
Entirely regardless &C the Ultimate
future of the cotton market. there are
several important differences between
conditions existing Il year ago and those
now. A year ago today December
contracts sold at 20.40 d are now
s cents higher. Spot cotton was be-
ing sold freely in the Southwest MS
low as 20 cents with oS or more
quoted today. There was then under
way one of the most active periods
the dry goods trade has ever known.
Mills then had been able To secure
probably 100000 bales of cotton be-
low % cents and much of it below
II cents.
.NoN uiSH NpSN vi pIu u'tlOu Has
raised the level of textiles 10 prices
that makes tn equestion of free dis
tribution most uncertain, But + equal
Importance is the discrepancy between
various crop estimates. Last year,
private reports varied but few hun
dred thousand bales. Now some talk
ten and half and Others from eleven
To clryen and n hnlf millinn
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES,

New York, sept. 29.-Foreign exchange
irregular.
Great Britain: Demand. si.5iis; cables,
ISIS: 6O-day bills on banks. Si.Jl >.
France: Demand. 6.14is; cables, SIS.
Italy: Demand. 4.56i4; cables. i.5I.
Belgium: Demand, 5.2sis; cables.
J.23.
Germany: Demand. .o00o004'; cables,
.oOOO0045.
Holland: Demand. 50. IS; cables. 1888,
Norway: Demand, 1921.
Sweden: Demand, 26.f9.
Denmark; Demand. l7.Ss.
switzerland: Demand. 15.11.
Spain: Demand. 1865.
Greece: Demand. loo.
Poland: Demand. .00OS.
Czechoslovakia: Demand, 800.
Jugo-slayia: Demand, ia.
Austria: Demand. .UOif.
Roumania: Demand. .i6&.
Argentina: Demand. 3S.50.
Brazil: Demand, 1000. ~
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LIVESTOCK PRICES
CLOSE AT THE LOW
POINT OF THE WEEK
CaIDes Off 81; Cattle Gen
orally Is to so Cents
Lower.

Nopyush Joy The San Antonio Light.
chicago. sept. .9.-l.ivestock trade
WIS of little volume today. Supplies
were light and values were at the
weeks low point for all kinds of
STOCK. OF the estimated run of fresh
cattle Isorc than go were received
by big killers from other trading
points. while nearly 400 hogs were
billed that way. Nearly all Of the
live muttons reported were in the
hands of packers. In the hog house
stale. supply of nearly 10000 was
added 10 the fresh run and the trade
WIS slow and somewhat lower for
light stock from the start Receipts
were 1000 cattle. 5000 hogs. 2000
sheep and 400 calves.
Cattle trade was uneven during the
week and values closed lower even for
mails reached $3.50 early in the pc
riod. but quotations were off at the
close. The general trade was - to
% cents lower for the week. with
many sales of medium and palmer
stock as much as 81 lower. Medium
cows and heifers dropped - to 30
cents. while Gamers and cutters
showed little change. Bulls closed II
to - cents down. while calves showed
decline Of about 81.
Some sales of good butchers sold
nearly steady at the start but light
hogs were off dime. while packing
stock showed Il decline of 10 to II
cents after the first round. Best
hogs made $3.50 early. but prime ami
mails went at $500 and below late in
the session. The market closed at
the weeks low point. A week ago
today top hogs made $500. About
G000 were unsold Mt the close.
Small lots Of lambs sold at gen
orally steady values today. but the
trade was of little account. Fat lambs
closed 81 To $3.50 lower for the
week. Feeding stock held above kill
ing lambs late in the week. closing ut
Sl3.3J for the best. Aged muttonS
were on sale during the week. Here
also the trade was lower. however.
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San Antonio Markets

The following prices TO producers TO-
produce were quoted by the Pruitt Com
mission Company Saturday morning;
Sweet potatoes: 2ik cents per pound.
Egg plant:S1.5O to $1.75 per hu"hcl.
Black-eyed peas: so to 90 cents per
bushel.
Okra: s1.25 per bushcl.
Beets: 80 to 65 cents per dozep
punches.
Carrots: s5 to SO cents per dozen
punches.
TuTnips: s5 to rs cents per dozen
lunches.
Sugar cane: So to 40 cents per bundle
of twelve stalks
Squash: 81 per bushel
Hot chill peppers: 1eis cents per
Green beans: $500 per husho1.
Mustard greens: so to 90 cents per
dozen punches.
Radishes: 40 cents per dozen hunches'
The following prices 10 producers ioi
noultry. butter and eggs were quote'
Saturday morning by the SNYDER ITO
ducs Company:
Eggs: $780, per case lose or. -.
Poultry; Fryers. is to 10 ems 70
pound: hens u cents pc Iolhu, lu'
keys. is cents per pound; ROSTERS
cents per pound. .s .,,,,s
Butter: Fresh block but,er' 3 cents
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Sept. s9.-Flour: Un-
changed: SHIPMENTS 5i.317 barrels.
Bran: $3.50
Wheat: No. l northern si.15k 1.eoi,
No. l dark northern spring choice to
fancy. si.e2is 61.26is. good to choice.
St.19k 61.9sis, ordinary To good f.11is
61.fek, September s1.13h, December
s116is. May s1.17%.
Corn: No. yellow S6i=c.
Oats: No. 3 white SSis q SIC.
Barley: 47661c
Rye: No. .. e44 665kc.
Flax: No. !. S..45A de.47t.
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SAN ANTONIO LIVESTOCK.

Union Stock Yards, San Antonio. TeN..
sept. s9.-Livestock trading was of lit
tie Importance at the Union Stock Yards
Saturday. according TO the j. w. koth-
man Commission Company. Practically
no cattle and hogs arrived. except Il
few cars forwarded here. Cattle values
Cor the week held steady but hogs
showed decline Of about so cents
Cattle: Cows, az m3lsC; young cows
and hejfers as high as &c: calves. 4 o. q
Sc: choice calves up to &c; steers. 3iq "a
ti.c; bulls. 2l4G2Ac; Gamers. a PC.
Hogs: Butchers, ca g7lsc; best pack
ing hogs, ~ Sc.
sheep: Steady; ca &C; goats. ~ n 3 "a c.
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Open. High. Low. c
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
New Orleans. sent. so.-After adv.

New Orleans, Sept. s9.-After advances
of to points on the most active
months the cotton market declined to-
day under selling stimulated by better
weather over the belt than expected. In
the first hour the December position
sagged to 27.SS, where the list showed
losses Of - to 10 points. Warm aud dry
weather was reported nearly oyeryvhcrr
in the cotton region. leading 10 The belief
that conditions Tor gathering the crop
could hardly be better.
The forecast OF continued fair weather
with no great change in temperltUr"
forthe greater part OF the belt increased
the selling and the market continued 10
sag although without developing an
real weakness. Lowest prices on most
months we're reached AZ the close. De-
cember closed Mt s7.G7 to ESQ cents
with the list at net losses on the day
Of 2l.32 points.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City. Sept. ss.-wheat: No, F.
hard s1.05G1.e3. No. red si.1591.ls
September sl.O9&. December Sl.OSss,
May S1.O6is bid.
Corn: No. white soc Nc. +. yellow
S9f 9Oc. No. yellow $50 SSisc. No.
mixed sea 90c. September 9sc bid. De-
cember 69isc asked. May sSiSc bid.
Oats: No. white 45ia &c. No.
white 42% n SIC. No. . mixed IS 14Si-c-
Barley: 59ia a SIC.
Hay: Unchanged.
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CHICAGO POTATOES.

Chicago. sept. e9.-Pota:oss; Slightly
better feeling OF rcd and white stock:
receipts. fcl cars: total Uaited states
shirmcnts. 1894; NiSaesotS and North
Dakota sacked ana hulk Red River
Ohios par.l- rrsded zoo s5c cwt.: poor
IN Cr-ded. 60 r Csc cwt.; Minnesota and
North Dakota sacGcd and hulk s1ndland
consin sacked ard bulk round whites
United states No. /, 3i.0o . liz ewt;
Minnesota sacked bulk round whites
United States No and parity grades,
S5rGSt ewt: scuhby tleld frost red. 20
81 soc ,sWs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29
NEW YORK BONDS

New York, sept. 29.--Following Is an
official list of bonds traded in on the
New York stock exchange today with
prices up TO and including the close
of the market. Total sales today We're
SS.749.000 against sS.77g.000 yesterday,
S2992000 a week ago. $3.50. 900 a year
ago and S6,ii10Q0 two years ago.
From January / to date $2.336.i3s. 900
against S3,l53.471.0O0 a year ago and
s2,2665 9i.o00 two years ago
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TT. WORTH LIVESTOCK.

IT. Worth. Sept. ?9.-SaturdaNs live
stock receipts: cattle. 500; hogs, SOC;
sheep. 800.
Cattle: BeevCs S3.50 "a, stockcrs.
S350d65O. cows $3.00W475. Gamers
SI5OH1S5, hcifers S3.OOG7.00. ycarlings
s35OT9.75. bulls $e.75d 100. calves $500
u6.75.
Hogs:s Best medium weight S.tSH
90: good mixed s1.50fl 7.75. good lights
S1e5M7.5O. fair miScd S6.I5ft1..5. fair
Hght S6.O0m6.T5. common s5.50T6.o0
packing sows S5.O006.25, pigs S5.OOu
$50.
sheep: Spring lambs 10000 1900.
feeder lambs $9.O0G10.50. ycarlings $500
N 1900. wcthers SG.5 a 1925. ewes $500
SIS. stoGSer sheep SI00g4.jo. goats
81 5O095O
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Cotton Declines Quarter Cent Wheat More Than Cent

pr '0Hrd racking stock butter IL cents
lg.HG.
re following prices to producers fo'
81, u.s. ana lccds were quoted Saturday
morning by tho Grasso Seed Company
Seed
4!!o maize: sI.60 per hundredweight
Nt.iir s'tE. $3.50 per hundredweight
II,ed goo cane: 81 per hundredweight
'.S German milleti- $3.50 per hundred
'.'t....
.rgu--
Corn. sos per bushel.
Oats: % cents per bushel.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Sept. 29.-Cotton: Spof IN
fair demand. prices steady; good mid
ding, 17.t3d; fully middling, i7.SSd; mid
ding, 17.1Sd: low middlinE. 1851: good
ordinary. 16.lSd; ordinary 15.SSi. Sales.
5000 bales including 1900 American Re-
coipts 5000 bales. no American. Futures
quiet; September. 17.OSd; October, lS.39d ];
December. 15.95d: January. l5.7id, March
l5.50d; May. 15.26d; july. 1f.S5d.
Official noon closing September, LOS
value
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CHICAGO CASH COMMODITIES.

Chicago. Sept. ss.-wheat: No. hard
N.lii3 Tf.15i,. No . hard s1.oSG1.osi:.
No. hard sioSis.
Corn: No. mixed seisc. No. yell
low % CSC. No. yellow 9sisc. No 1
white 92% n 93c. No. white 92i. q s3Ac c.
Oats: No. white 4ST4fxc. No. 5
white AK n te%c, No. white 4ihc.
Barley: 5a5k70c.
Timony seed: $500 $50.
Glover seed: $4,000 $500.
Lard: 1890
Ribs. so 10 u 10 %
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions.
Chicago. Sept. s9.-ouotations:
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

st. Louis. sept. 2s.-Cash:
Wheat: No. . red, sill; No. 5 red,
Si.05.
Corn NO. : white. CSC; No. yellow.
90i4c.
Oats: No. : white. 4iisc; No. white.
lSIl3Ec.
Close:
Wheat: September. sl.OsA; December,
l.067s.
Corn: December. 7sls672%c.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, sept. 29.-Poultry: Alive I'M
settled; fowls, 15as5c; springs, zoe;
ROSTERS. 15c.
Butter: Steady; creamery extras. 44c;
standards 4fc extra firsts. 42is 643Hc;
fiTsts, 4Ois n Al &c: seconds, .39L q iOc.
Eggs; Higher; receipts. 1861 cases;
firsts, SOq sic; ordinary firsts, Is @ Gee
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.
New Or

New Orleans, Sept. e9.-Spot cotton.
quiet and unchanged. Sales on the
spot, none; to arrive. 600; low middlug
$1,000; middling. $3.50; good middling,
29.1e. Receipts. 1l.Si7: stock. 1918.
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LONDON MONEY.

london. sept. s9.-Bsr silver, 81 i5-I5d
per ounce.
Money; eI per cent.
Discount rates; Short bH's. 81 per
cent.
Three-month bills : i-isGS's per cent
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COTTONsEED. OIL CLOSE.

New York. Sept 29.-Cottouseed oil
closed weak Prime summer yellow Sl@
bid. prime crude nominal. October ilA5.
November 10.47. December 1911. Janu-
airy 1910. February 1914. March 1913,
April 10.2o. May 1899. Sales 1900.
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Ruralars i'm Hard Luck-Burglar

Burglars in Hard LuCk.-Burglars
failed TO gain an entrance 10 j. Nc
Clcnnars store. Ruiz and Brazos
streets. late Friday night. When the
proprietor reached the place early Sat
urday morning lie fourd the front door
screen mad been cut. y l;elcton key
thrust into ;hc lock of the door had
broken off. Detectives McMurray ard
Kohr are conducting an Investigation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29
NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Sept. s9.-rhe raw sugar
market was quiet today. and no fresh
held at cents cost and freight, equal
10 S1.76 for centrifugal. Trading In raw
sugar futures was light and OF an evening
IN character. Prices we're easier under
scattered liquidation by hou-es with Wall
street and cuban connections The close
was TO points net lower. Closing:
October. $40; December, 4.s3: March,.
S.93; May. 4.0S.
Most of the refiuers' sales offices were
closed ard little new business came TO
licht In the refined market. Prices
were unchanged a. 9.ooG9.5o; Cor fine
graduated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Krischs big prize Fox Trot and
Waltz Dance, West End Pavilion.
Sunday night. Schutze's Orchestra.
tAdv.e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29
.ODAY'S CURB MARKET

New York. Sept. 29.-Following is an
official list of bonds and stocks traded
In on the New York curb market today
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Wall Street Features

~npyricht by the san Antonio Light.
The Railway Outlook.
New York. sept. 29.-Not dtshearteEed
by tho persistent indifference OF railway
SHARES 10 good news in the shape % rec
ord car loadiugs. highly favorable earn
ings comparisons and dividend oeesarn-
lions there are some few who rema IN
faithful 10 tho bull side Of these stocks
After noting the belief thar other foads'
I'M the near future. will follow ths eN-
ample OF Baltimore & Ohio snd TIA;
certain rail dividends are Likely to be
Increased or augmented BY extra pay
ments' one OF the large houses IN IL
letter TODAY says: signs multiply that
sentiment throughout the country and
evcn in Congress favors moderately =
plans TO amend the railway avs isats
should he easily ard volu1 Z
tarily affected. Traffic viii stand them
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29
rnhn Innr Sugnr.

The final CHAPTER in the rcmarsahie
recovery OF the Cuba Cane sugar COM
many. appears with the statement. q
holders Of the per cent convertible de-
henture bonds that their suhertinaticr
has ceased and that they row rank as
high as the IS. Two years ago in des7err
Rtc need Of money, the nanaseuaeut
asked the holders % The per cen
bonds to subordinate their lien 20 a tif
600 900 cash loan. In return they we're
Most o. The hoiders consented anil tuT
In their bonds fer conNers a. Sqr ~
not and this minority new finds
no better or than the m-i1-,fS u
security Is concerned. While recl
ncr cent less in intercsi. -
earnings for rhr fiscal scar al
estimated a. S..eQeeso.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Sales $4,000.
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES.

New York. Sept. :0-Following is
'Npnplete list of stock sales today: To-
ta'sales of each stock and the high, low
and closing prices are given:
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Six Cars Damaged.-Half a dozen
automobiles were damaged in traffic
accidents reported TO the police FRI
day afternoon. Cars operated by c. r.
Bodine, T25 South Mesquite street and
L. w. Luckenback. 80 Van Ness
street. collided in the 300 block East
Commerce street. Cars operated by
Mrs. II. f.. saunders, 55S East
Mitchell street and Mrs. Il. X. Wells
1907 South Pine street ran together
at South blackberry and Hammond
avenue. Mrs. II. l. Lurie, 2003 Main
avenue, reported her car damaged
when hit by motor truck at Alamo
plaza and East Houston street. ii. T..
Clark, ZIG Main avenue, reported a
ear operated by woman ran into his
ear, causing considerable damage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Dance-Wernett' Garden. Castro
vile. Sun. Sept. 80. Homen's Nov
city Orchestra. (AdvO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Swastika fancy firm coal. Clean
no dust or slate. Satisfactory. Ira
Perry Coal Co.. Tr. 1897, CIR. 323.
Tr. 4G4.- (Adv.)
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NEW yoRk SILVER.

New York. sept. s9.--Bar silver siAc.
Mexican dollars, ease.
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
NEW YORK FUTURES.

New York. sept. e9.-spot cotton;
Quiet; middling. c9.4Oc.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

New Orleans, sept. 29.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady at net declines Of
81 to 3. points.
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Dance at Solms. Saturday night,
September 30. Oelkcr's Park Orches-
ira. (Adv.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

"Hoo0ver Vacuum Cleaners and
electric Washing Machines. Kirk.
wood & Wharton. Or. 641."-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

1000 Linen and Ripple letter heasd
-20-pound stock $40 cash at Dull
nig's.-( Adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Opening Dance at Parker's, 1O1 IL
Main Ave, Tuesday. Oct. >. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Plumbing and Electric Work.
Kirkwood and Wharton. Crockett GA
-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Feature dances, perry's Roof, Sept.
90 TO Oct. Z. First time in the city.
Mannie's Alabama Hot Shots. Admis-
sion 75c. Ladies free.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

New York. Sept. so.-coffss: Rio
10 ll-i:: futures steady; recem5e-. $50
MAY. ga.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

New York, sept so.-Cotton futures
closed easy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-29

Who's bloc- from high prices,
Riebe Jewelry Store, 306 Main Ave.
-(Adr