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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-11
CHARTERED.


Austin, Tex. Aug. 11.-Chartered;
Palestine Coal Company. Palestine; CAP,
ital stock $4,000. incorporates H sN
Mcdonald, T. c. Ritehey' L. A "A'e
WI Ismberth Brothers. Dallas; capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators: T. NJ Lam
berth, c. W. Lamberth, W. NJ. L@H-
berth. Purpose. automooi!e supp,es 6.f-
spencer- Hedrick Motor Company. Dal-
las: capital stock 10000. lncorporS-
tors: F. NJ. Spencer. r NJ heufiSA'
Love Field Potteries, Dallas; sPasoi
Kamy. f. 3. Doggett. Taylor jackson,
Benayldes Literary Society, Benavides'
capftal stock, $500. Incorporators: a. %.
Farias, A. c. Farias, J. G. Perez.
Guarantee Mercantile Company. kings
yille. canital stock $4,000 Incorpora-
tors: Max Epstein, J. B. Wsldmsh' L0us
' TSorman blackstone oil COMPANY. san
Antonio: capital stock SSV'ggV' Ln .S's,o1.,
Laskin Realty Company. El Paso; capt.
tai stock. $50. 600. lncorporators; isaac
Laskin. Louis Laskin. Helen Lsskln. s,,.,
Gosho Company. Inc, Fort Worth, nieo
an amendment to its charter increesihs
capitai stock from S5OO.9o0 10 S1So.eee-
Permit to do business in Texas was
granted McCree Petroleum Corporssts1oons'
Tulsa, Okla. capital stock Sl.SVe.vve.
I
agent designated. ,..
w u. SHARP and Company. Houston.
canifai stock $50, 000. incOrpoTatorsf w.
n. sharp. II. y. Gordon Jr-. c. y. koi-
we'll Tr. Purpose, prospect for' oeNs10P
ana use petroleum and gas
Franklin Warehouse Company, Bese-
mont: capital stock $4,000. lneornora-
tors: J. B. Peek. Anna l. turner II. u
! La nd. - ,......-..
ranitai stock $50. coo. ineorPoratofs:
siskelv smith, =. p. Chandler. Il X
Dugsan. Purpose. 70 establish steamship
e;rsen Valley Telephone Company New
Brsunfeis: capital stock s5soo inecr-
rorators; Joseph Hubersus. Walter 1spP.
FrIS,,i- Rowe Meteor Co. Rssnuont:
rsnitei stock So o0o. lucorpor-tors; a.
W E,rienl. j. :. RcNe. a. l. Anflin
Mtdwrst Texas OF Company. LoekhaF.s
r,Dftai stock. Ss0.Ooo, lncornoreterst '.
! &, NcNru. 81. 2. pihhis. F. : pibhie.
perr-Its 10 10 business IN Texas; Circle
A ro-,,pany. Denver. Cole; capital siack
500 600. Texas Headquarters a. nshfs
lX n Sibiey. state agent " r " 81
| 4 CAS- Co., Eiyris, o. canitet steck 80
0oo. Texas headquarters az Crystal faiis.
IN. ; Burt. state agent.
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Fire on Skunks.

Del Rio. Tex. Aug. 1f.-When
sheriff Bud Whistler and Deputy
w. A. Hopkins were returning from
Langtry Wednesday evening, they
ran un on a party of about a dozen
skunks in the road. They quickly ap-
nlied the brakes. and opened fire on
the yarmints. but were unable 10 de-
termine what damage they had done
as the animals made drive forwNrd,
and the officers quickly reversed gear
and retreated to a place of safety. 1t
is also stated that coyotes are be-
coming numerous in the Langtry sec
ton. and that a number of them have
been killed and several captured by
ranchmen.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East st. I.cuis. ILL.,. Aug. 1t.-Hogs:
5000: generally fairly active on lights and
medium weights; ton, SS.o5; bulk $50 to
st0-pound averages. s7.s5 n 500: most de-
sirable lightweights. IS 90; $50 TO a25-
pound butchers. s7.50M7.sO: few. good
100 to i3o-pound pigs. S7.25G7 $50; pack
err sows. s5.SbG6.00
Cattle: 500; compared with week ago:
Native beef steers. IS a soc higher at
$3.50 and up: Oliver natives and western
steers. good and choice light yearlings
and heifsrs and strictly choice fat COWS.
steady; common and medium beef cows
?5 n sec lower; Gamers. soc lower; beef
bulls. CSC lower: light vealers. 76c.to 81
lower: stoclSers and feeders. steady to
Csc higher: top steers for week sil.75;
long yeariings sli.2b; bulks for week
naticc steers. 50. Goa 1875; westerns, S5e5
a. 80: yearlings. 5000 PISS: cows si.0t
q 5.SO; Gamers, s1.75d22S; bulls, $500
6ri50.
Sheep: 1900; today's run entirely on
through billings; market normal. For
week: All classes steady; top lambs. sl2:
bulks for week. desirable natives. Sil.1S
Ti2.0O; southwest offerings, SliSo6e
Ills: culls, mostly 81 to packers. $3.50
$500 to others; mutton ewes. $500
$50; breeding ewes. sSme.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.


Kansas City. NO., Aug. 11.-Csttle: Re-
ceipts. $500. calves 1900. all classes gem
orally steady: compared with week ago;
Better grades beef steers steady. % to
soc higher; other classes steers. including
westerns. unevenly steady TO Csc higher;
top sleeps for week. sli.70; yearlings.
SIPS; better grades cows and heifers,
IS to iOc higher: between grades. Is TO
Csc higher; Gamers and cutters. steady
to strong; bulls. weak; light vealcrs.
mostly ?5c higher; hoavics and mediums,
SO to 75c lower: desirable stockers and
feeders. IS to sec higher; others. uneven,
20 TO 95c higher
Hogs: 5000: mostly 5s lower than
average or steady at Thurs
days packer market; shippers not in;
top, s7.i5: bulk desirl ble 1856 to 500
pound averages. s7.35TEI5; packing
sows. mostly s6.75ds.S5.
Sheep: 500; for week lambs generally
steady to strong: top western. $3.50;
hulk. sl2.00Gl2.l5: better grades ma
tivos mostly sli.00Iil.5O: sheep around
Csc higher; lightweight ewes. s6.5Od7.10;
native stock ewes. largely SS.00M9.25;
few choice lightweight yearling ewes up
to SO.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
New York. Aug. 1i.-Cotton futures
closed firm.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

New Orleans, Aug. 11.-Cotton futures
closed very steady at net gains OF sS to
20 points.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
New York, Aug. 1l.--Foreigr exeha

New York, Aug. Il.--Foreign exchanges
firm.
Great Britain: Demand. 4.56h: cables.
4.s71k; 6-day bills on banks. i.5ih.
France: Demand, 5.67k; cables. 5.6S.
Italy: Demand. s.27; cables. 4.27h.
Belgium: Demand. 4.50; cables, 4.5oh.
Germany: Demand, .o00o35; cables,
.00003T.
Holland: Demand, 1884; cables. 3s.37.
Norway: Demand, 1917.
Sweden: Demand. $3.50.
Denmark: Demand. 1885.
switzerland: Demand. 1917.
Spain: Demand. 1870.
Greece: Demand, IA.
Poland: Demand, .000iA.
Czechoslovakis: Demand. 2.se.
Austria: Demand. .oOi4is.
Roums MIA: Demand, 1914.
Argentina: Demand. 32.6e.
Brazil: Demand 1912.
Montreal: 81 2l-32.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
New York. Aug. 11.-Business was not
very brisk in the cotton cloths market
today. Print cloths held TO Thursdays
level. the 6sx60s at cents and the 6Sx
72s at lois cents. There was moderate
demand for sheetings and sateens.
The markets here and in Yokohama
were quiet. Prices droDped 30 yen in
Yokohama. Quotations here were: MA
1915 and 20-22 denier. s7.s5: XNB.
s3,GS: extra, $40: best No. y. sa.25 /;
best No. /. $3.50: Kansai No. l.. rs;
Canton l4-l6. s.: Canton 20-s2. $3.50.
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EXCITED ADVANCE
OCCURS IN COTTON
DURING LAST HOUR
Market Rises Steadily and
Prices Leave Off a
Cent Higher.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light
New York, Aug. 11.-An excited adj
vance developed in the cotton market
in the last hour today when it became
virtually impossible to purchase amy
extension line of contracts without
forcing prices up rapidly. The mar
ket rose steadily until q gain of full
cent had occurred with a very excited
close at the top of the session.
As was the case two weeks ago
what threatened TO be a breaking Of
the drought in Texas seemed to be
passing without affording general re.
lief. As a result OF the failure Of
Thursdays showers TO do more than
bring rains in certain southwest sec
tons, the cotton market improved to-
day.
During the holiday here Friday,
Liverpool. gained about 40 American
points which started more general COW
ering on this side at the opening.
Prices started 20 to 80 points higher
and shortly after the opening Octo-
Der sold at $3.50, n rise of half a cent
from Thursday. A rush of covering
disclosed few contracts for sale and
brokers were compelled TO bid the
market up sharply in order to fill or
ders. This advance brought out more
cotton and the tone grew less certain.
In addition to failure of showers TO
become general. soaking rains, weather
of the east river continued unsatis-
factory. Further showers were re-
ported in nearly every state which
favored boil propagation and private
reports of insect damage were reOeiv-
ed from many sections.
The selling of a big line of cotton
Thursday Illustrated the temper of
the average operator. A large guam
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Runaway BOYS Held.

Del Rio. Tex. Aug. 1f.-Three run
away boys. aged 13, IA and 10. were
picked IN here this week by sherill
Bud Whistler. They gave their names
as Herbert Mckinney, Robert Taylor.
and Manuel Trimmell. and say they
are from Ardmore, Okla. They were
dirty. disheveled nd barefooted. apd
anpeared to be much in need OF food
and attention. They said they had
left home in search of work. Sheriff
Whistler wired their parents, and Is
holding the boys until some DISPOSE
ton can be made of them. 1t is sara
that one of the boys has an aunt at
Cotulla.
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CHICAGO CASH COMMODITIES.

Chicago. Aug. 1i.-wheat: No. 2 red,
si.oOH d1.O1: No. red. s9hcas1.o1;
No. 4 red. S9kc9s1.oi; No. 1 hard. si.oi
Tl.O3ik; No. 2 hard. sl.o0ls a1.02h; No.
hard. 99lsc; No. 4 hard. s5A 6ssAc.
Corn: No. mixed. s7hc: No. , yell
low, gSgsSi5c; No. white. SIX dS7lzc,
oats: No. white. 3Th q3shc; No. 3
white. $50 3Sc.
Rye: No. 2. Gee.
Barley: 53962c.
Timothy seed: s4s596.o5.
Clover seed: si5dl7.
Lard: s1o.65.
Ribs: 1855 u SCI.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Aug. 11.-Flour unchang-
ed to ten cents higher. Family patents
$500 w $50 barrel. Shipments, 9o.72i
barrels.
Bran: ssO5oG 22Oo.
Cash: No. l northern si.i2h i.1sE'
No. dark northern spring, choice TO
fancy Si.2lk Gl.3ei4. good 20 choice,
Nl9h q i.23k. ordinary. to good Sl.l4h
Ti.1sM September s1.1ih, December,
Slick; May. SLICK.
Oats: No. 5 white 52A q3aAc-
Barley: 4S95sc.
Rye; No. ., 6ikc.
Flax: No. 1. s3.4692.4s.
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Producers and Refiners.

The directors OF the PRODUCERS and Re-
finers Company were scheduled to meet
for dividend action on Thursday. but
there were not enough members present
SO the meeting was deferred until Au-
gust %. The postponement was regarded
in some quarters as evidence OF uncer-
tainty concerning the dividend and Pro-
ducers and Refiners stock was under
pressure on the stock exchange this
morning. In well Informed quarters to-
day assurances were given that the regu-
lar dividend would be paid.
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ELEVEN KILLED
WHEN PEASANTS
REPULSE WORKERS
German Farmers Organize
to Protect Crops
From Mobs.
By the Associated Press.

Berlin. Aug. fi.-Eleven persons
we're killed and many others wounded
today in n clash between striking
workmen and peasants at AK La
Chapelle. according to Il report reach
ing Berlin this afternoon.
After Yesterdays raid on nearby
farms by city workers, the peasants
organized self-protcction squads winch
this morning proceeded to repulse m
vaders who attempted to seize Gro
and stores OF food.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Butter: Unchanged;
creamery extras, s2c; standards. Ale; ex-
ira firsts. lodilc; flrsts. 3s13se; Sec
onds.. 36637c.
Eggs: Unchanged; receipts. 1880
cases; firsts. 2i62sc; ordinary firsts. %
Gzec; storage pack extras. &c; storage
pack frsts, CSC.
Poultry: Alive. lower: fowls. 15a24c:
broilers. zee; springs, soc; ROSTERS, lie.
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TEOUILA IS FOUND
Linemen Discover Ten Quarts Hidden
in Grass.
Del Rio, Tex. Aug. 1f.-While line

Del Rio, Tex. Aug. 1t.-While line
men were building c power line up
the Rio Grande river TO W. b.
Wheeler's farm last week, some of the
Mexican laborers of the party found
ten quarts of teQuila hidden in the
grass.
IL is said that all hands made
dash to the scene. and the lmpromItu
party that was Immediately institu-
ted by the .Mexicans would have done
credit to some of those said to have
been pulled off by Robin Hood and
his band. None of the liquor ever
reached customs officials. 1t is not
known who transported the liquor or
who placed it there.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Chicago, Aug. 11.-Quotations:
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.
Kansas City. Mo-. A

KANSAS City. Mo-. Aug. 1f.-wheat:
No. 2 hard. 97c0sI.OS; No. 9 red, Si.Oo
GLOi; September. $3.50 asked: Decem-
Der. ssSc bid; May. s1.0SS asked.
Corn: No. 3 white. 7S@7shc; No. !,
yellow, s3cQS4c; No. yellow. s,li q
S3c: No. mixed. 7sRsOc: September
72Nc asked; December. 5skc split bid;
MAY. 61%c split bid.
Oats: No. white. 30 d42c: No. 5
white. 37q40c: No. 2 mixed, IS i0c.
Barley: 5iG55c.
Hnv. ITnchanrel.
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BOSTON WOOL.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Boston, Aug. II.-Little activity de-
ve.oped IN the wool market this morning
due TO cessation OF activities yesterday.
Prices were unchanged from Thursday.
buying this week Fine territory wool
has been done as low as sl.35 and some
dealers believed that as low as $3.50
could be done. Dealers were optimistic
over immediate prospects.
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NEW YORK BONDS

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 were So
0l2.ooo against holiday yesterday. So
sss.000 r week ago s5.OlT.0o0 n year ago
and s3.457.000 two years ago.
From January 1 to date 81, o6s.5i6.000
against s2.645.ss2,000 year ago and
N,s25, 800. 900 two years ago.
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livestock.

Fort Worth. Aug. 11.-About 9OOU
head of calves and young stuff will be
moved out of the Texas Panhandle to
Kansas City and other markets this
week. About 1900 head were shipped
in the last two weeks. This is the
beginning OF ne movement of 10000
to $4,000 head from the south plains,
most of which will go straight TO mar
ket.
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Weds Houston Girl.

Alice. Tex, Aug. 11.-An announce
ment of interest to many friends IN
both Alice and Houston. is that OF
the marriage of Miss Myrtle Black
burn of Houston. TO John L. Crow
Of this city. which was quietly solemn
lied at the parsonage Of the First
Methodist Church IN Houston. Tues
day, August Z. Rev. ]. W. Martin
officiating. Only a few intimate
friends Of the families were present
NJ the ceremony.
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Textiles.
ROStcu- AIIg.

Boston. Aug. 11.-Uncertainty in
cotton manufacturing was given as the
reason for closing the Jackson mill of
the Nashua Manufacturing Company.
The plant will remain closed until aft
or Labor Day. The Nashua ill will
close August Is for two weeks vaca-
ton. The plant of the York Manufac-
turing Company at SacO. Maine, will
close for two weeks August - and
the Lancaster mills at Clinton. Mass,
will close September 1 for an indefin-
lite period.
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Wheat.

st. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE first fed.
eral barge line tow of wheat of the
season is now on the way to New Or
leans. The cargo totaled 20S,000 BUSH
els of which 1900 bushels is for ex-
port. Bauxite ore will form the return
cargo from New Orleans.
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nection in that the doubt as 10 the
financial outlook for a foreign coun-
try is generally reflected in the mar
ket price of its bonds, even when
payable in our own currency. Some
thing of this sort has been going on
this week, but not so much as might
have been expected
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st. Louis, Aug. 11.-Cash: &.
Wheat: No. ? red ssc sl.oOh. No. j
corn: No. . white sshc. No. ? yell
Oats: No. . white 3s9S9hc. No. J
white 3Sii 93Shc.
Close:
s1.03is. 49,,
Corn: September ishc. December 62b.
Oats: September 35Ac
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Jnavorabe Weather Reports Send Full Cent ghe

tity of contracts had been accumulat-
ed during the, advance earlier i'll the
week. Then when the market started
to react quite naturally after so yio-
lent an upturn in ten days and show
ers appeared in Texas, timidity took
the place of confidence.
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Clothing.

Chicago, aug. 1l.-There is COM
paratiTely small carry over in the
hands of clothing retailers and manu-
facturers are shipping out goods as
fast as they can be finished. Demands
for cloaks and suits in local depart
ment stores led all other lines in the
last week.
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Wall Street Features
Copyright by The San Antonio Light
American Writing Paper.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE reason Tor
the sharp decline in the last few months
in the preferred stock OF the American
Writing Paper Company was made quite
clear today by the publication OF the
first four months operating results. The
company had net loss after allowing
sa0O. 600 for depreciation Of s5l3.2il. The
high at which Writing Paper prefer ef
sold IN 1923 was 81. In the late trading
the stock went below s.
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Cement.

Seattle. Aug. INTERPRETATIONS OF
Portland cement of 65.GO0 barrels from
England and $4,000 barrels from Swe-
den are expected to relieve the short
age existing at present in southwest
rn Washington and western Oregon.
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CHICAGO POTATOES.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-Potatoes: Stronger
OH cobhiers, steady on Early Ohios, re-
CENTS. 100 cars: total United States ship
nents, ?1a: Kansas and Missouri sacked
cobblers. s2.O0G2.35 cwt.; Kansas sacked
Early Ohios No. l. sl.606fl.S5 cwt; Min.
nesota sacked Early Ohios ungraded,
81 2O6f 1 SO cWt
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COTTONsEED OIL CLOSE.

New York. Aug. 1l.-Cottonseed oil
closed strong; prime summer yellow, $40
hid: August, 1000: September. s.77; oc-
toher, 9.i2; November, S.!3; December.
SEQ: January. s.5s; February, $50;
March. S.S2: sales. 1900.
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Commodity News Notes
Sugar.

Seattle, Aug. 11.-CutS in price by
jobbers in sugar hsve reduce the quo
tations to the retailer to S.. hun
dred pounds or $500 a hundred below
the peak prices of the year reached
April ~.
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LONDON MONEY.

London. Aug. II.-Bar silver. S1b pence
per ounce.
Money. rs per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills. 3d3k per
cent.
Three month bills. ; 3-l6Q3k per cent.
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Nuts.
Nuts.
San Eranciscn Amp 11-Stnfistin

San Francisco. Aug. 11.-Statistics
issued by the California Walnut Grow
ers' Association show that of the con-
sumer's dollar, growers receive SOC
per cent; the retailer 26.3 and the
wholesaler rs. Freight charges alb
sorbed As per cent. marketing 33 per
cent and packing 27.
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Cotton.

Oklahoma City. Aug. f1.-The long
dry spell has done irreparable damage
to portions of the Oklahoma cotton
crop and prospects for a banner yield
are dwindling.
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NEW YORK SILVER.
BURIAL PERMITS.

New York, Aug. 11.-Bar silver, s..
Mexican dollars. IS.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.

New Orleans. Aug. ii.-Spot cotton:
Quiet and 50 points higher; sales on the
spot none: to arrive. none: low mid
ding. $4,000; middling, 24.0oc; good mid
ding. 2I.50c.
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.
Liverpool. Aug. IL-w.shiy cotton


Total forwarded mills. 5000 bales; OF
which American $4,000.
stock. 367. 900: American. 10. 900.
Imports, $4,000: American, 1000.
Exports, 1000; American, 100.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Total Sales. $4,000 Shares.
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES.

New York. Aug. 1I.-Following is
list of most active stock sales today. To-
tai sales Of each stock and the high,
low and closing prices are given.
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KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. No.. Aug. 1l.-Butter
hutterfat, eggs, poultry and potatoes
Unchanged.
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Boys: To Mr. and Mrs p. r. Mecul-
Tough. August 5. 21S Kayton svenue:
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Calraghan Au-
gust ;. els East Evergreen street.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Mrs. S. +. johnson. rs wears old, died
August s. 1873 Klein street.
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TODAY'S CURB MARKET

New York, Aug. 11.-Following Is an
official list OF bonds and stocks traded in
on the New York Curb Market today:
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CHICAGO STOCKS


Chicago. Aug. 11.-Following is a re-
port Of today's sales. high. low and clos
ing quotations at the Chicago stock ex-
change.
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

New York. Aug. 1I.--CottOn. spot quiet;
middling, 1925.
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BOSTON CURB MARKET

Boston. Aug. 11.-Following Is a list
OF today's highest, lowest and closint
prices for the most active stocks dealt in
here
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-02-15
NOTICE

Armada. Colo, Feb. 6, 1923.
To the Stockholders Of the Bright
and Brown Lateral Ditch and Irri-
cation Company:
You are hereby notified that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Bright and Brown Lateral
Ditch and Irrigation company will be
held ut the schoolhouse, about one
and onc-half miles north of Arvada,
Colo, on Saturday. the Gath day OF
February, 1923, at the hour Of one
o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF
clccting directors for the next ensu-
ing year. of levying, or authorizing
the levy. OF an assessment to meet
the cost and expenses Of the opera
ton and maintenance Of the com.
pany's property. and of transactine
such other usiness as may properly
come efore the meeting.
THE BRIGHT AND BROWN LAT.
ERAL DITCH AND IRRIGATION
COMPANY,
BY Henry Meier,
Secretary.
First Pub. Feb. 8, 1923.
nst Pub. Feb. %. 1923.