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attendance record expected 10 stand
wen above 100. 600. for the first
time in the history or the institu-
tion. officials believe.
The small crowds the first tive
days were sufficient 10 spread the
word Of the quality Of the Valley
Mid-Winter Fair this year. and the
response was immediate. Thursday
the thousands poured into the
grounds. and Friday the crowd was
larger. Automobiles were parked
for miles a round the fair grounds
the grounds were packed with n liv-
ing. flowing stream or humanity
from IL o'clock IN the morning until
IL o'clock at night. ard the Valley
Fair made history again.
The Friday program was given
especially for school children. rs. 900
Of whom had been given free tickets
to the institution. and they were
there. The Riddles swamped into the
grounds, overfl0wed into the eN-
hibit booths and into the carnival
attractions, swelled the attendance
M the race track. and literally took
charge Of the situation.
The program closed with the races
in the afternoon. and the fireworks
Fair grandstand.
The fifth annual Valley Mid-Win-
ter Fair entered its last lap as the
huge gates were thrown open at $3.50
this morning. with much better yea
Their than prevailed yesterday, and
with the biggest crowd in the his
tory OF the institution considered
certain. The day II an auspicious
one. with delegations here from
the Missouri Pacific and the South
ern Pacific. from Matamoros and
Reyncsa. and with hundreds Of
school children from the south bank
Of the Rio Grande on hand ~ see
the exhibits. and take part In the
entertainment programs.
Races this afternoon. a program
given by Matamoros officials and
school children in the grand stand.
the organization or a Missouri Pa
cific Booster club IN the Valley. mu-
sic by the Southern Pacific band.
the r~e-staging Of the Valley Fair
pageant, THE Coming Of Quetzal"
these are some Of the high spots
IN what the dav " presenting ~
the thousands OF Valley people who
attended.
As the last day drew toward a
close officials Of the fair predicted
great things for the future Of the
institution. and declared that this
yea the people Of the Valley have
been given a fair that they should
be proud of-and one that will mean
much TO the fairs in the future.
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MAYOR COMPLETES 2
MONTHS IN PRISON

SALEM. Mass. Dec. f.-tP-An-
drew j. (Bossy) ellis. Newburyport's
bad boy mayor. ended a two months
term in the Essex county Jail today.
His departure was in the nature of
a gala event Several hundred per
sons gathered in the jail yard 70 see
the mayor leave the prison. Az least
two score we're newspaper men and
photographers. and "Bossy- spent the
first half hour of his freedom having
his picture taken and giving inter
views. The gist of what he told re-
porters was that he would snake X
hot" for his political enemies in
Newburyport.
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President-elect Hoover-the house
VIII plunge into its annual task W.
approriating the money 70 run the
government durisg the approaching
fiscal year.
Probes Pending
This is one OF the chief task NJ
the snort session Of tn cretiring con
gress and leaders intend % make X
the real business Of the three
months term. The house appropria-
tons committee will have some work
ready for consideration next week
and leaders are hopeful Of acting
upon three Of the nine regular sup
ply bills before Christmas. Appro-
priatioH measures also will be given
right of way in the senate.
However, the ever-prescnt problem
Of farm relief and the new one Of
tariff revision is holding the atten-
ton Of both houses.
Meanwhile the senate has some
Investigations pending. The -lec.
tons subcommittee considering TIRE
contest Of William b. Wilson. demo
crat. against Senator-elect William
;. Ware Of Pennsylvania. * meeting
today to decide on its course.
Movie Probe Proposed
Investigators of the senate public
lands committee who inquired into
the leases Of the Salt Greek oil fields
Wyoming are preparing a report
for that committee. The campaign
expenditures committee is ready To
resume its inquiry which carried
only up 10 the national conventions.
Senator Walsh. democrat. Of Mon
tana. Is demanding early action on
bis resolution for an investigation
% the governments attitude toward
the moving picture industry.
The house campaign expenditures
committee has been at work .or
some time inquiring into charges OF
irregularities in the presidential
election in southern Texas counties
and also into charges brought again
at the primary contest won by Pep
r~esentative John Garner of the Fif-
teenth Texas congressional district,
the prospective new democratic
leader IN the house.
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Prices of Live
Stock Are Up on
Chicago Market

CHICAGO. Dec. l.-lHl-Hogs. ~
600; strong % los higher: top $500
for medium weight butchers. hut
cheers. medium to choice 250-S00 lbs.
S.70@S.95; 200-250 lbs. S.7069.O0,
10000 lbs. S.35dS.90; f30-l60 lbs.
T.S5MS.75.
Cattle; 500; compared with q week
ago; Fed steers and yearlings 75cM
Sl.50 higher; stockers and feeders
as much as 75GSl.00 higher: bulls
steady; v~ealers Si.50G2.OO igher.
sheep; 1000: steady: good and
choice lambs li.00nI4.25: for week:
Fat lambs 75MS1.OO up; aroI sheen
Zoe higher; ton fat native and
western lambs 1925: fat ewes 700:
feeding lambs 1850: bulk: Fat
lambs l3.25Ml400: fat ewes 5.500
6.75; yearlings ln.5ONII.5n.
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HOOVER Will
Land TODAY
IN ECUADOR
To Touch South Amer
lean Soil For First
Time at Guayaquil;
Reception Planned

Y. :. s. CLEVELAND. OFF quay
AQUIL. Ecuador. Dee. 1.-tPl-
President~ Elect Hoover and his party
were transferred from the L. s. s.
Maryland TO the cruiser Cleveland
this morning and the Cleveland inn
mediately began her eight-hour run
across the roadstead and up the
river to Guayaquil, the principal
port Of Ecuador.
U. s. s. MARYLAND. off Guaya-
quill. Ecuador, Dec. 1.-tPl-Herbert
Hoover planned to set foot an South
American soil today for the first
time on his present good will tour.
His program included a landing al
Guayaquil and greetings BY Prcsi-
dent Ayora and other officials. He
will spend the night in Ecuador,
returning "a the Maryland Sunday.
Mr.. Hoovcr was to transfer to the.
cruiser Cleveland for the cruies
across the Gulf of Puma and up the
river TO Guayaquil Ecuador's largest
seaport and city. The Cleveland was
ordered Il make the trip because
there is a choppy sea in the Gulf Of
Puma that made small boats inadvis-
able. IL was arranged for the well
coming committee 10 be picked up
during the run across the gulf and
be the president-elect's guest IT
luncheon.
The Cleveland was due in Quay
aquil about > p. M. and everything
was in readiness to ta,e the distin-
guished guest for a tou Of the
town.
Mr.. Hoover and members or his
party were 20 be guests Of the Ecua-
dorean president at dinner. Mrs.
Hoover was to return to the Cleve-
land for the night but others Of the
party intended to remain ashore NJ
n hotel.
Sunday the president-elect and his
party are 20 board the Cleveland for
anchor will be weighed late in the
day for Callao. Peru.
Ecuador, the country selected for
the first stop on the good Will tour
Of South America. has n population
estimated at a million and n half.
with cocoa as the principal product.
After the gentle m-inistrations OF
Ncptune's court on crossing the
equator many Of the Hoover party
are somewhat stiff and sore. All,
however. will keep vivid memories
of the experience. Maryland's eqEa-
torial veterans outdid themselves in
their initiation. knowing that Mr..
Hoover would be 4 spectator.
Associates Of the president-ele-.
say he indicated thta never in his
fourteen previous passages Of the
equator had he seen better "Neptun-
ing"
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DIZZY, NO APPETITE
Since Taking Black raught
This Man Is Eager For
His Meals and Feels
Much Better.

Harrisburg, N. C.-Air. M. r.
Fink. Of this place. says: 1t must
have been fully twenty-five years
ago that / began taking Black
Draught regularly. It wasn't so long
after I married.
II was in town one day. and
talking to q friend ! stopped
~\Yer e pick up something. When
] Strengthened up. I felt dizzy. I
spoke TO him about this and how
] had not felt like eating.
MY friend told me to take some
Black-Draught. I knew my mother
had used 1t. and so / bought a
package. When I got home. l took
n good. big dose. and the next night.
another. In a few days I felt much
better. I was hungry and the dizzi-
S was anene.
"a good hary times I have had
dizzi IS and a bad taste in
kypout Or headaches, and then
Fk-Draught and get bet
hot have TO take 1t very
buy from five to seven
year"
DIS Black-Draught has
IL to relieve sick headaches
nds Of cases that were due
ption. Containing no min
vs.. It acts gently, yet
Try It. Ec-Ie3
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HEALTH UNIT
Head RESIGNS
DIR. Prothro to Accept
Position on Fort
Worth Staff

A resignation of DR.. Ernest W.
Prothro. director Of the Cameron
county health unit. was presented
to the commissioners court Satur-
day morning, and accepted. 20 take
effect December 81. DR.. Prothro.
who has been head Of the Cameron
county unit the past two years. has
accepted a position as assistant pub.
lic health officer al Fort Worth and
viii take over his new duties Janu-
airy /.
Ills resignation requested that
the commissioners grant two weeks
leave the last Of December in order
70 %acquaint himself with his new
duties. and this was granted.
In his resignation the health unit
expressed his appreciation of the CO.
operation extended by the Cameron
county commissioners and the peo-
pie Of the county. asserting that the
record the unit has made has been
largely due to this cooperation and
general recognition of the necessity
Of health work.
pr. j. &. Anderson. state health
officer. who attended the meeting.
paid high tribute 10 the work OF
the Cameron county unit uneer the
direction Of DR.. Prothro. stating he
considered it one of the model units
Of the state.
Following presentation OF his res
ignation. DR.. Prothro also presented
a tentative budget for 1929. totalinr
1880. an increase OF $4,000 over
the last budget. The proposed bud
get provides for a director at an an
nual salary Of $4,000. a five Der
cert increase IN All salaries and the
addition Of n nurse to be stationed
az HarIinren.
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EDITORS END
MEET TODAY
Banqueted in Ell Jar
din; Elect Callan;
Select Temple

G.. C. Wentz OF FL lardin was the
principal speaker at the barbecue
rendered visiting delegates 10 the
Texas Editors association onven
ton by the James-Dickinson COM
pany Mt the FL Jardin. club house
at | o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The visiting delegates arrived in
Brownsville at 1880 o'clock Satur-
day noon from San Benito where
they closed their final convention
session shortly before noon. The
visit here today will complete their
our Of this section which was nut
on as a post entertainment feature
Of the annual convention.
At the final session in San Benito
Saturday morning. Austin Callan Of
Houston was elected president Of
the association. Other Officers in
elude Monty" Montgomery. Meal
len, first vice president: Fred Mas
singill, second vice president; Hamp
Cook, Houston. secretary. and Col.
T.. L. Downs, Temple. recording sec
rotary.
Prior to adjournment several per-
ons were elected to honorary mem
bership in the association, j. ID. Bell,
secretary of the San Benito cham
Der Of commerce. being among the
lot.
g. @. Richardson. manager Of the
Brownsville chamber Of commerce,
was master of ceremonies at the Fl
Jardin barbecue.
Immediately following the barbe-
cue. the editors were taken 10 Point
Isabel for a tour Of that section and
they are to be banqueted at the
Point Isabel Yacht club Saturday
evening. They will return to san
Benito Immediately following tie
banquet where they will entrain for
their respective homes.
The convention opened Thursday
morning in the Stonewall Jackson
hotel and lasted throughout the ma
jor part Of two days.
SAN BENITO. Dee. AFTER a
trip through the western part Of
the Valley Friday. with banquets at
Progreso and Reynosa. members OF
the Texas Editorial association as
semblcd here again last night. and
early today left for an inspection
Of the eastern part Of the Valley. in
GLIDING Brownsville. Point Isabel
and the coast country.
The editors were lavish in their
praise Of the Valley, and are ex-
pected TO return TO this section fire.
%uuently in the future.
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Is Your Advertising
Producing Result.

Does y0ur advertising have
Pulling Power" 20 produce maxim
results! IL is our business 20
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the most therefrom through plan
professional advertising WI dig
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Stocks Fall Off
Sharply al Close

NEW NORk. Dec. 1.-R)-Stock
prices fell off sharply in the last
hour Of trading on the New York
stock exchange today. Montgomery
Ward dropped S14-50 70 SAGE, while
Sears Roebuck fel nearly 81. Pack
ard. General Motors, and Cerro de
Pasco closed from 81 to 81 lower. In
ternational nickel recorded a net
gHin OF $3.50.
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Moody Road
Agrees on R
OF ($225,O0l

AUSTIN, Dec. i.-tP-AIbV
sue with not more than sAb.JOv
outstanding vt any one tFhe. II
cipal and interest to be bid 4
revenue from n gasoline Tx nod
exceed > cents. has been ttntatil
agreed cA by the finance Ercur|
the highway legislation committed
the most practical plan to build
maintain highways.
Their Recommendation viii he n
scented to che whole committee vi
at "a meeting i'm Austin or Dee,
Der 10.
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SPECULATION
QUIETS DOWN
MKT At New High;
Closing Generally
Irregular
By STANLEY W. PRENOSH.
ASSOCIATED Press Financial Editnrl

tAssOcfated Press Financial EditDrt
NEW YORK. Dec. '.-CP-Spec-
u~lation in stocks Quoted down con-
siderably in today's brief session Of
the market. with the price move
ment irregular. The wide-opened
break in Canadian Marconi on the
New York curb market yesterday.
followed by a further sharp decline
in that stock today. coupled with the
hig increase in brokers' loans ami
the ten point drop III the New York
Federal Reserve Bank ratio. appar-
emily had a SOLDERING influence on
speculative sentiment.
Increased margin requirements put
into effect today bv some Of the
large commiSsiof houses. and the
increasing number on caut ionary adj
vices. also tended to keep spccula-
ton in check. While Yesterdays
ten per sent call money rate is be-
lieved 20 be temporary. bankers hold
out little hope for easy money rates
until after the turn or the year. due
TO the eNpari ling holiday dcmasi
for funds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS common
crossed ~ 70 p new high. and there
was 2 fairly we'll 80 tanned dcmare
for the other rails IN expectations
thai the November earnings state
ments would make an even more
favorable comparison with last
years figures than tho October
statements.
Pools were moderately active in
"A Eptns@ uwuar.wv.wA H e
including Radio. White Sewing Ma
chine. Great Western Sugar. Coty.
Liquid Carbonic and Sicily Oil.
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated 2.AGO. 900 shares.
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GIRL SAYS ATTACKED
BY 7 HOUSTON YOUTHS

HOUSTON. Dec. 1.-Pl-A To-
year-old girl early today uniolded a
story of an alleged attack on her by
seven young men at a "weiner roast"
IN the woods near Houston last
night Police began an investigation.
The girl had just come to Houston
from a ne~ighboring town to visit
her married sister. she said, and was
invited on the "weineT roast"
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COMMERCIAL SHOW OF
AIR CRAFT OPENING

CHICAGO. Dee. 1.-tPi-Thc first
all-comercial exhibit OF the airplanc
industry, embracing more than SO
models Of ultrs-modern aircraft.
awaited the opeEing curtain of the
international ae%ronautical exposition
tonight.
A motley array Of planes-racing
fro ma 22-passenger giant 70 ".fliv-
vers" and 'tCwn ear" models for
sport use-crowded the coliseum. the
first regiment armory and the Greer
building.
Chicago debutantes Yesterday
Christencd many " the new planes.
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DIES BY Gas

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Pi-George
Ronald Robinson, a law student Of
Downing college, Cambridge, said 10
be an American. was found dead in
his lodgings today, dressed in his
pajamas. Police stated the gas jet
in his room was turned on. Robin
sons father is understood K live in
Paris.
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OFFICE ~INCIDENTALS

Paper clips. pins. paper weights.
scissors, paste. desk trays. pencil
Sharpeners. and waste baskets play
an all important part in the equip
ment and routine Of every office or
store. They are always instantly III
your command hy just calling So
collect. Delta office Furniture Co..
Harrington. li3l
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SLrGGED

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. I.-iPl-
Thrown from an automobile after he
had been attacked and robbed by two
men who offered 20 take him q the
army post. Johr r. Bradford, Fort
Sam Houston soldier. lay uncon-
scious in the rain for four hours be-
fore ne revived sufficiently TO make
his way to q nearby house TODAY.
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CHILE HAS VIOLENT ot|AKF

NAN IIAhU, Chile. Dec. l-lP-A
violent earth tremor was felt III this
district at eleven minutes past mid
night. the duration being more than
half a minute.
Sllght damage was reported.
The quake also was felt in VAL
paraiso.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK. Dec. i.-Hg-Foreign
exchanges easy.
Great Britain. demand 4SI 81: ca-
hles 49, l-s: G0-dav bills on bank
$50 1916; France. demand 800 5-S.
cables 800 rs: Itsly. demand 5.2s
5-S; Belgium 1889 10: Germany
23.s1 ID; Tokyo $50; Montreal
1896 rs.
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STOCk SHOW OPENs

CHICAGO. Dec. l.-lP1-Kings ana
Queens of the animal kingdom
groomed ID dress regslia for a
worlds fair of their own, sought blue
ribbons Of agricultural ROYALTY TO-DAY
with the opening Of the 2oth annual
international livestock exposition.
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NEW YORK COTTON
LIVERPOOL SPOT

LIVERPOOL. Dec. l.-P-Cotton
spot dull; lower; American strict
good middling 11.62; good middling
11.22; strict middling 1l.O2: mid
ding 1882; strict low middling
1882; low ~middling fO.2: strict good
ordinary 1907; good ordinary or.
Sales 5000 bales. 1000 American.
Receipts 1000, American nil. Flu
lures closed steady: &c. 1851; Jan.
1882: March 1893; May 1855; July
1850; Oct. 1922.
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Ey-BANKER STAYS SrIr

ATLANTA. Dec. l.-Rl-L. j.
Dinkler. 81. former Nashville. Tenn.
banker snd founder Of one Of the
largest hotel chsins in the south.
shot himself to death in the Pied
mont hotel last night. apparently be-
cause of i'll health.
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FUVITKl
CHICAGO L.

CHICAGO. Dec. l.-fP-poultrv
steady. fowls 20M24 lie: springs
- l-2n26 l-2c; roostcrs poe: WI
keyss 25930c; ducks 1TH2Ic; geese
2lc.
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RENOrNCES T.

LONDON. - Niscount Fnnismore.
son Of the Earl Of Listowel. has re-
nounced his title and will be known
as "Mr. ". F. Hare"
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BUTTER y EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. f-R-Butfer
unchanged.
Eggs higher: Extra firsts s6Ao
firsts 100 iTc; ordinary firsts 3OG
3Sc: refrigerator extras ale. az
firstS soc.
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EXAMINE

PANAMA. Dee. l.-iF-Congress
has passed a Law providing that all
males contemplating marrying in
Panama must submit 10 medical
examination.
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NEW YORK. Dec. l.-tP-United
States bonds: Liberty 3 lbs 1921:
first 4 lis 1O0.19; fourth A lis
i00.2f: treasury 4 las 1872.
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Upturn General
In Grain Prices
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO, Dec. L-F-Wheat
values frightened up today owing in
some degree to relative scantincss
of deliveries On December contracts.
Secretary Jardine's annual report
advocating surplus control legisla-
tion was apparently also a bullish
factor.
Opening unchanged "a IA higher.
wheat aftetward showed some adj
vance all around. Corn and oats
likewise developed strength. with
storm starting at IA decline 10 l-4N
3-s gain and subsequently, scoring a
general upturn. Provisions inclin-
ed downward.
Wheat closed strong. ! 3-Sc 70 PAP
Use net higher; corr 1-2c 10 3-sc
up: oats unchanged to 1-S0<ic adj
vanced. and provisions varying from
pc decline 70 a rise OF 27c.
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SPOT COTTON CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. l.--P-
Spot cotton closed quiet and un-
changed. Sales 1888. Low middling
1907: middling 1857: good middling
1897; receipts 1857. stock 332.59I.
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s 6 s

is a Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
n is the most speedy remedy known
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N. CULTURES
OPENING EASY
Prices Slip Off In
Early Trade But
Gain Later

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 1.-tPHThe
cotton market opened easy despite
relatively steady Liverpool cables.
First trades showed losses of } 10 Z
points and although offerings were
temporarily absorbed at the initial
decline and prices rallied a few
points. there was a renewal OF pre-
bureau liquidation by longs and jan
uary traded off to 1885. March 1875
and May 1870. or 3 to 10 points be-
low yesterdays close.
Toyards the END Of the first hour
indications Of ar vorable weather
induced a mode demand -nC
prices rallied Z to . points from the
lows.
Cotton ~futuresl closed steady at
net decline Of ? 70 5 piintS.
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-lPi-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance Of | point to a decline Of
z points. Some buying was reported
on relatively steady Liverpool
cables, but was quickly supplied
and prices weakened. December sold
off to 20.40 and May to 20.22, max
ing net declines of about : to 10
points on the active months. This
evidently brought in weekend COW
cring which caused r~ecoveries to
about yesterdays closing quotations
by the end Of abe first half hour.
Futures closed steady, unchanged
TO s points lower; spot quiet: mid
ding 2n.6O.
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BEAT BLACkMAILER TO DEATH
ROME.-Giovanni Divaro and his
wife beat to death n blackmaiIer who
had attempted TO extort money from
them.
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TEXAS SPOT CLOSE

DALLS. Dec. 1.-(Rl-Spot cotton
l915;A Houston 1878; Galveston
2O.00.