Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 307, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 7, 1924 Page: 4 of 8
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Boston Bag*, Army Locker*, Steamer Trunk*,
Wardrobe Trank*, Week-End Bag* and Suit Cases
of Every Kind.
HAT BOXES, BOSTON BAGS, HAND BAGS
AND LOCKERS.
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Snnl io> won’t bite Frederick Frit* of Watertown.* N.’ tTh* catches and
i lame n desert rattlers as a pastime at his temporary home on a ranch '
Ills cabin ts full of the reptiles and not one ever has:
ever Is bitten It will be because he has some-
how made the snake jealous.' - M „ yaj
A huckster stopped at Grandmother s door.
’’Any nutmegs today, lady?’’
Our new locker* dire ju*t the thing for the young col-
lege man, and we are showing some special values in
< Men’s Hand Bags.
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,’K UYuRK, Aug. 7
nvrrr. tr ht
| t h a n
I b’en to influen*-c opening
u hit K were little < hanged fro
nr day > close I hr tendency
Hc’.'.nnnry. ultho t uo
BELTON MAN DIES
SAVING SON’S LIFE!
Chicngo 2.
5, Pittsburgh 3.
Thurs-
base-
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the
tnat
no
the
I hey said the
t>y
ard
The three girl„
Darrow to support
life" and
Dickie. '
I tify to ]
I Other
■ been called
by any dressmaker at a very trifling
cost.
middling
31.fi 7
cents
W ATCHLNG
Yesterday’s hero:
38th home
three days but the Tig.
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NATIONAL LEAfU’E
Ixiuig 3.
Philadelphia 2.
pre
for | near | Reno, Nev.
Franks, struc^: him £ He says If he
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The young ladies will fintl that we have anticipated
their needs most completely.
We are showing a number of beautiful spacious
trunks that will carry all of the necessary bed clothes
as well as personal wearing apparel.
You will find our wardrobe trunks most reasonable
in price and very superior in quality and workman-
ship.
Be sure to see this great line of luggage before you
buy yours.
Members
Federal <’<dfon Exciuiuxr. New York
Inquiries Invited-
-cd st» adv.
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to the d^pxrtmir.t
Any.
A r?pr4‘h<qitativ#» <.f the department
aeiit to I r.iiric \ n w to inves-
tigate.
swept
Bill
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nlterrntion with
it whs alleged 1
Brown down with
crank.
Boston 5, St.
( incinnati 3,
innings, rain).
N%w York 5,
Brooklyn
places thia
remarkable success.
University of
was said to
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To those of you who are going away to school this'
fall we want to call attention to our new line of trunks
and bags.
You will doubtless need a good bag and a dependable-
trunk. We have stocked them in all sizes and at
prices well within reach of everybody.
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Th* H. *nd H Beer co!'->' i.
k'to the J«« Taylor ( otoo. < ■
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I Ta*a* daprerned market
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|K Want!**. »v< . .
I children
in ;
rly today,
uploye
serv ii <• com pa ny,
grade cm ■ .ng
was I i Ile<l and 4
vestei (lav out
The dead
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New B.’iinswick.
len nutmegs never could have been ad-
Being fond of nutmeg’s spicy flavor, and
seeing an opportunity to stock up on them to
advantage. Grandmother bought generously.
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Mr w
lirret
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Miss Na
of earlier
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COTTON FUTURES
10 <'on (put ••
J. M FKKGI M>\ & CO.
(Established IMM
Spot i«n«l Future Cotton lirokrrx
Kpeclnl Attention Given llrd<ln® mid future Order*.
2H9 SoiltliwetteVn Life Building l<•\u«.
Correspondent
nosenbefff A Co , New York
.^♦•rvlce that SatlMflefl
possibility of
pinch hiUcr,
d take
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HAS
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the ll
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held I
class I
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of ml
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piexel
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in variance
pectations.
the government rrnp
it h •df»,4 t market will
again
the vv eat ern ha I f i of
in TexaN.
annual report
of
wa«
24.06
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Denton Co. National Bank Bldg
Prica 50c per page. D. L. Moor*
Phone 105.
start << the first
a double fracture
Lroken ribs and
for more than
I Md't
L Ci b*
l area.
w as i
with
with the death of
20
ing an
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Les Harnvs. California schoolboy, isJ
ihown here winning the Olympic'
•ole .vault with a mark of 12 feet I
H *4 Inches. No wonder your Uncle '
larnuel smiled broadly. Young }
tarnes stepped out ahead of all the I
seat pole vaulters In the world,
kany of whom were old enough to '
be his dad. • j
SOI TH ER N ASSOCI ATION
Atlanta 5, Memphis 5 (K innings,
darkness).
New Orleans 0, Little Rock 2.
Chattanooga 3, Birmingham I.
No other games scheduled.
The fire of publicity consumes falsehood—
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University of
are on the list,
group of •’character" wit-
form the secondary defense!
simple language, in words of
and the college campus,
tell
the
t ca-
rd,, that
It
'.- Nelson and Baker Named
7 T.) roe men wi re
syvcrM-ly injured w
mobil’x* in which t
ing was struck by
nia piisst nger t
crm.si'.ng
tims, all
Buy ’em
cheaper and » .«
Look 130. Open day
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YESTERDAYS HOME
Ruth, Yankee^, 1 36.
Jacobson, Brown*, 1
Boone, Red Sox, 1
Grantham, < ubs, 1 1
Harper, Philadelphia, 1 -7.
Cotter, Cubs, 1 3.
Smith, Braves, 1 -2,
thru
age or kl.ver-
t h< y’re b 'tier,
Faith can move mountains—when
• upled with work.
unconscious
will be
again
if ever. He has found
this season keeping down
ight and he may be to heavy
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and two
six
home suffering from
slashes
was
his death
One of the
ninth -inning
out of the
In the tray before him lie displayed his
wares—big, beautiful nutmegs, and at a ridicu-
lously low price.
NEU
NEW YORK. Aug. 7
ed very steady.
men 11.
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h
M ny
Oct
h*r» follow*:
!W ORLEANS. U.. Augur! 7
». W»nk~ cable* and report* of i • ’
in the northern half i f i
■uXhu Aanre.ted market in early ,
e«cept in scattered lo
return, to the weather fin-
' reau only ahowed ucattered light
| Mina in that State which caused
[ value* to recover, market working
[ j atill higher aa remit of report that
I Cermany accepted the Dawes plan
in fnlL
NHW IlRl’NSWlt K. N. .1 , Aug.
k 11 h’<l an'I t vs o
hen th* auto-
!.< y were i id-
a Pmnsyha-
Vo • I lire ;
rl he vic-
<>f I he p ihl ir
went to the
where a
va o <tt her.n i n y
of < urio<ity.
Thomas Mill-
ie :ind Johnc Sclivska, all of
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1 Nelson. Dc'.m
j publican, l r
I respective
I Governor i
j according
in connection ( 927 of the
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LIBERTY BOND MARKET
. NEW YORK. August 7 —Liberty 3
:• l-la 101.08; first 4 1 4s 102.12; sec-
I oad 4 l-4s 10126; third 4
i 10J.l»< fourth 4 14. 102.19;
4 1-4* 105.19.
GRAIN LEITER
I The H. and B. Beer grain letter to
the Jet* Taylor Cottun Company here
i fallow*:
CHICAGO. Ill., Aug. 7. There was
*ot much disposition to force the
I. market either way, pending the is
I il»e government report
! due aner the close of business to
f dayw, although the market closed
L firm due to short covering. The gov
■ •rainent report is expected to show
■ about 800,000,000 bushels. There was
■little )mk1s>ng pressure and buying
■toarty tn the day credited to eastern
l!/and foreign . interests gave some
llearly stp^gth. Liverpool advancid
iJonly 5-8D it was eyp'-•“•<
NKance more. Argentine crop is still
J(In need of rain. Winnipeg closed
^Kbout the *ame as yesterday. There
^^M* a good market for qash wheat
.,*t firm pricea.
■ CORN—The net change
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—Roy
been
Hillsboro on a charge
following their return
a Waxahachie hospital.
.Murray, his wife and two of hir*
children were found six week ago
at their home suffering from a se-
ven* l>4*ating arid slashes from
.Murray’s throat whs cut
car to ear and his death was
expected several days,
died.
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Paris,
international committee inti-
that the Ai.is’crnari i<*m-
would have to submit evi-
in two years that the games
and
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N FW < t It I I tNS < (I lit IN
NK tMHtl.KANS, Augii 1 .
| tures cl
LOWER PRICES
30 pound Watermelon* cold thru
and thru, Ific nt stnrnga w deliver-,
•d. Buy ’em cold thcy'ru better,
cheaper and ea«y to serve. Phon*
130 Open day or night. RAYZOR
— ICE CO. y. i **
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murder i
William I
Brown died early t|day follow
Gordon ia ‘ would
the latter ,
i an auto- j
lonnr bru es
und WaternM’lor-■< cold
t.*»c at *t >
-y t-i
or night.
August 7
k t 'i'b nt ■> at 1
I nc.ir Hii.cl
U h'.:< S I h- th« f 1 of
• r.< .war* r
of «ducati >n
I
1
7ns ! ’
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Lorraine is a University of Chi- |
••--j co-ed and was said to have i
been engaged to “Dickie” four years
nr»d conform to the Th<- three g:rls were called by
* .. .j A Darrow to support the shadow
Hfe” and "childhood dream life" of
should have a touch of m-artet. This
la a French model, but there Is noth I
ing about it that could not be copied
HOME RIN LEADERS
Ruth, Yankees, 30.
Fournier, Robins, 22
Hauser, Athletics, IX.
Williams, Browns,
Hornsby, Cardinals, 15.
Jacobson, Browns, 15.
Hartnett, Cubs,
Th. t ■
of millio n; o
1 he const ruct i ve Ku i >■ |nu
to influen.-e
I Jake Gordon Charged With
Killing Man a! Wortham
WORTHAM, August 7. Jake |
I Cordon was under arrest here today |
charged ,L ..... .
fore-
li Ke- |
by weather
• W.,l
W l • re
nil, altho two H-ite*. M-mt
y Ward and Norfolk and It •
willy a point high"!
I opened at 10.* I I. "IT
\\ est V trg in ia
.i in -etiir at *• '■ a nd alone I
rails we’o lower a. were l-.'ild ! I
3 13 I hle hr m Steel. i
OR l l WORTH, August
Murray and his wife have
arrested at Hillsboro on a
of murder following their
I here f rom
were
to support the
I “chililhood dream life”
The girls also are to I
Loeb’s character,
character witnesses have
A 1 to testify for Loeb and
| Leopold Several University of Chi
cago and University of Michigan
students
This |
n< sses
i In i .
the street and the college
these witnesses arc expected to
I the same story related by
I three defense alienists whoso
timony was replete with wo
few but scientists understood,
will be offered for the purpose
showing the young slayers w
abnormal and not fully responsible.
SCOREBOARD
Babe Ruth de-
run, the third
;er» beat
< oi l UN
7. Futures
Futuies elos-
COURT HOUSE NEWS j
M \RRI \I.E I l< EXSE
it h, < i rnhn rn, n mJ
WhIUcc, Yih’
> and Mi'a L*oua
PERJURY CHARGE IS
HURLED AT WITNESS
IN CHICAG O HEARING
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CHICAGO, Aogurt t 7.—Intmduc-
|tion of lay witnesM* I»X the defense
in seeking mitigattevi of punishment
for Nathan Leopold J r “n<l Richard
Lo*b. confessed murdfi rers of Robert -
Franks, whom they h *d kidu-psid. .
brought from Robert 4. rowe, States
attorney, the shouted «charge that
oritt of them had "coinmr. ted deliber
ate perjury".
Miss Lorraine Nathan, a school
day friend of Loeb, was 012 ‘he wit-
ness stand when Mr. t’l owe in
seeking to impeach her ti'ktimony,
charged that she was vuryi.’R 'From
statements she had made in his of-
fice shortly after Loeb was ar.’t sled
for the Franks murder.
Miss Nathan just had ,
that she previously was fond ok • ‘
Loeb us he was of her but that si. v 1
did not "feel that way now” and that i I
being a lady she would not lie to aid '
! Loeb. Mr. Crowe's denial of the de
fensc's right to have Miss Nathan
lead her earlier statement led to an
early recess of court.
The defense and state were
cd to bring in authorities
| defense's Contention that
i than should see the record <
' remarks before proceeding as a kvit-
i ness.
Miss Nathan will resume the stand
for further cross examination
afternoon.
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Tomorrow morning at ten
government report will be
leased reporting on the
condition of the plant aH o
hist on ginnings to first
arid will give forecast of this year’s
yield.
The average of private reports on
condition is fix.2, and the average
private estimate on production
12,25fi,(iU0 bales, while tunings
the. close of July will likely
pare with fil,31X last yea
A government forecast
12,200.000 bales wi'
the pivot
swing, 1 .....
if 12.400,00(1 or largi'r
vance if 12,000,000 or
turns as to ginnings nre
ly to have much influence
unless much
jeral »x|
I cast ha-
ly be dominated
development in
the belt, especially
Secretary II" 11 r
states that the average price
cotton last season
tents per pound Vs
[er pound for previous
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(if about
II probably be
at on which market will J
likely declining temporarily i
perhaps ad
less,
not
/it h
l a few stations where
kf*U WM heavy, the preci-
lll Tevaa to far hat been
Mt a, a general heary rain
td «vey the ttaie especially
* >ra half of Texa*, and
wanted in Oklahoma,
il/tippi Valley Matea
J (bowers would likely
ia the teeth Atlantie
As Missouri Candidates!
ST. I.Ot’IS, Aurust 7 Dr. \r’\Jxr
lai and Sam itaker, Itc-
t h< nom inees of t hi' ir
pari h •• for t hi* office of
in the November
1 o report s f rom
■ State’s 3.?>7 prec
Indication were that the mi* i ’h
rurir*Wi<triets,
further increase ’heir leads.
Nelson was expected t oi’inish with a
had of approximately 60,000 and Bak-
er 40,000.
RIDING CAREER
BE ENDED
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug.
7. Earl Sande, America'^ leading
jockey, may never ride again on
account of the injury received Wed-
nesday when four horses fell in the
race. He suffered
of the left leg,
was
an htiur
impossible for him to
this year if ever,
difficulty
to wei^*-
(mother season to ride.
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I low far from such methods we have trav-
eled in these days of advertised merchandise.
The merchant of today signs his name to what
he says about what lie sells. I le knows that
when you come to buy you will expect the goods
in his store to be what he said. I le knows that
if be deceives you once, your trade is gone for-
Therc was to be rice pudding for supper.
Grandmother took the golden brown beauty
from the oven and prepared to give it its finish-
ing touch —a sprinkling of nutmeg. Out came
the grater and the nutmegs. She scraped and
looked puzzled. Scraped again and looked
closer. Sawdust! The nutmegs were made of
wood.
g. '[sportNerej
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NEW YORK, Aug. 7. -America’*
Olympic team, which made such an
impressive showing nt the recent
Pari, giuium, had disbanded today
and the champion athluteT" had '
scattered to all parts of the coun-
try
' Arriving late yesterday on the
liner America, the athletes were
given a reception by the city and
were then officially discharged by
Colonel Robert H. Thompson, jy»M-
uent of the American Olympic com-
mittee. “Keep in shape boys, work
hard and we'll all be toffether again
in 192b," Colonel Thompson said
when he was taking leave of the
athletes.
Officials of the team and ”
athletes expressed the opinion
the Olympic games were in
danger as a result of some of
cutbreaks in Paris
games were too big to be hurt
a little poor sportsmanship
that they felt that Amsterdam
would have just as many tennis
East sweltered into the third day of
tcied at
The
meted
mil tee
dence in two
would be properly organixed
co:.uucted or Los Angeles wou> i be
nominated. California officials, how-
ever. objected to the
being named a lata
claiming that it woub
f ■ .r years to pe"f<..’ their
organ.zation.
BASEBALL SCORES
TEXAS LEAGUE
Wichita Falls 14, Dallas
Beaumont 17, Houston 3.
Fort Worth 9-3, Shreveport
Galveston 3, San Antonio 1.
COLORED TEAM
PL AY ARGYLK
Announcement was made
day that the Denton ne^ro
ball team would go to Argyle next
Wednesday for a game with the
white team at that
playing unusually good base-
ball this season. For this game
•Jack Christa! of Denton iH manag-
ing the colored team. The game was
arranged the request ji^thg Ar'|
The Denton negroes have played
a number of games at home
d u r i n g
day wa* small, good buying ear
^Ky by commission houses and scat
^K**ed short covering advanced prices
RFto 2 cent* but on the bulge offer
WBw<* increased, prices returning to
HlMrly the *ame a* yesterday’s close
^Eaxra weather yport wss regarded
^K*ili*h but reports for other rectrons
^Katber bearish, weather being gen
Hkndly favorable. The government s<
ELort I* xpected to show a modernti
^^nprovements over its July
^KjMSte. Cash corn was firm
1'OATS—Trade was mixed 1’rne
HMsnge was narrow but on the whole
^^MltBed to easiness, notw it hstn uling
Kiome bullish report* that storms had
^Kdversely affected the crop. < h
^•at* are in light supply and firm.
MARKBT "statement
■ The E. B. Norman Company's
^MMteaient to the C. H. Thomas Cot ,
^■ha Company follows:
E_NEW ORLEANS. La, August 7
^■Making of the long drouth
^Kout half of the dry
^KbiU waa the big event
It caused fairly
^^■P^a while but the market did
not feel the aelling that might
^KEtnrpUy be expected follow mt-
• development because of the
l bullish condition report I
Mrakfam the government tomorrow.
KS&Main. in the late trading. the
MEJarket wa* supported by cable
from London that tie
fan* had accepted the Daw< s
I^Kd that they and the allies
^^HaCOmplete agreement While the
,;;5**r future of the market appears
/ to bo bound up in tomorrow s i on
E^Htion figure*, we feel that the n' w ,
■Kiptop aituation has been muter i
jP$pX*nf»4 for the better by the r
K-«ver over night and which
I were falling during the day
[!■ a*any points. These rains ar-
Hum course, to be reflected i r.
E'iaorrow’* report W< think
I' bulff«* fiWIowing the report -I...m3
i». bo made use of tn pla mg r.< w | .
I anlaa.
Threii Men, Attracted to Hillsboro Couple Whose
Scene of Fatal Automoble Family Was Found Wounded
ACiCident, Killed By Train Are Charged With Murder
AMERICAN LEAGlTE
St. “Louiji 6, Washington 5.
Cleveland H, Boston 5.
Detroit 5, New York 2
nings, rairt). |
Philadelphia-Chicago,
livered
in t’
thy Yankees, 5 to 2 in 5 innings.
Dazzy Vance won his eighteenth
game of the seasoh when he hurled
the Robins to a 5 to a 3 victory
over the Pirates.
The Giants scored five runs in
the first inning and beat the Cub*,
6 to 2.
Washington made
spurt knocking Davis out of
box but the Browns won G to 5 and
the series
Pierc3y blew up in the
sixth inning when the Indians scor-
ed six runs which gave them an
8 to 5 victory over the Red Sox.
Fine support ■ behind Johnny
Cooney enabled the Braves to beat
the Cards, 5 to 3.
Four hefty sWats gave the Red*
three runs in the third inning and
a 3 to 2 victory o^er the Phils
in a five-inning game stopped by
rain.
TEMPLE, August 7.—While saving
I.is I year old son from electrocution
today, .1. W. Knox made content be
tween the [tower line and a wet floor
and was almost instantly killed. Knox
was leached for 'the boy an 1 was
Knocked to the floor by the f >ree of
the current. The wire fell across the
body as he fell.
Another young son, trying fo save
his father, turned a tttMMBBI ttRNR
on b.ii; body, intensifying the force
of the elgctr'iciiy
The accident occurred in the dairy
,-it Baylor ('allege at Bellon.
CHICAGO, August 7 -Several girl
fi iends of "Dickie" Loeb, were |
pared to take the stand today
aid in escaping the gallows
the murder of Robert J
I school boy.
Lorraine Nathan, pretty and 18,
Rosalind, her sister, and Germaine
Reinhardt, 18, are among those (
Clarence Darrow, chief defense at- |
| torney, has called to testify at the |
rrUlE Slnurtneu of simplicity it judicial hearing of Loeb and Na- |
I Illustrated by this frock of black , than Leopold,
and white checked wool with it*
tiny vest and collar am! cuff* of cago
white linen. Red bindings add to
the interest and conform to
”0 ,
London Tit-Bits: She The song and thru,
I sang at the party last night has ed.
been haunting me ever since."
Friend—I'm not surprised.
atftby JtJl
Shipper's
Wednes-
250
_______ 130
to 150 pound averages 39.25 to $9 -
M; packing tow, weak to 15c low
er; moatly |8.35;
to 25c lower.
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH, August 7 - Trie
catle market was slow but steady
^b*r«d*y. Receipts were more m.xl
erate but »til up to the demand. The
estimate called forw 3,700 cattle and
MOO calve*.
Hog receipts were 1.000, all being
fo rt|>e market which wa* the largest
seen recently. Pig* were unchanged.
Sheep »ales were made late, but ,
th markt was utady. Receipts weie
estimated at 600 head.
Cattle—-Beeves 83 50@7.50; stock
er* S3(0I; eow, $3@4.25; heifers $3
®7; bull* S2.25@3.75; calves 12<a
4; eann'ers I1AO&1.75; yearlings
43A0(jt7
Hoga—Medium »10<a 10.25;
48.75fil0; light »9 50(jil0;
--- ' 85®8.75.
lambs—Lambs
12; yearling* »7®9; ewes
I flltl IG\ h \< II WGF.
L > < > I: b
.|.t !.• <|
<1 16 I‘
lire .(i 1 • 1 Bd|’ i
i.Jiu.ocu.oou.onn i Ji
Schoolboy’s Winning Vault
87®&) p‘<*
Shaejt and
$8.5O@
. 86®7.25;
cuil«'81@2~ roet* 82®3.50; wethers
ftocker sheep |3(al'l; feeder
H®8.
L’ ’ CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, August 7.—Wheat
i*g independently from
(■train* closed sharply higher
Bbe hoard of trade today. Corn and i
fc(*a finished lower but in a sensa-
monal last minute’ raTIy rerovrrrri ■
!»>uch of the day’* lost ground
[T^lseading vCj»ah house* absorbed
Most wheat offering* which with
Kermany* acceptance of the Dawes
Bmu anggoated the possibility of
heavy export business
eVom made a sensational recov
ery from the low point of the day
in Anal trading.
Oat* made up some of the
F lo«»e* but was held in
: alow demand and closed I
LjFrovision* rallied on
(foreign news.
FT,Closing prices:
fc? Wheat—-September 81.29 5-8; De-
leumber 8133 1-2; May 8138 18.
ELCMM" September 8113 12;
lumber 81-M; Muy |1 03 5 8.
SftOatU—September 48 7 8c; Decern
I her 51 1-2; May 54c
I KANSAS CITY LIVESTOt K
WyAMBAS CITY, August 7. Cattle
Hh&F** 4,M0; market slow; no
nearly sales; beef steers or year!
Hmu; liberal holdover from Wed
EHeeday; she stock weak: beef cows
E>arly mostly 83.26 to 85; calve*
| ateady; Stocker* and feeders slow,
I bulk 86 to 86 75.
L Hog receipts 3,500 I
E'mArk around steady with
I day’s elose; desirable 180 to
I pound 'averages 89 60 to 89-75;
15c low-
stock pig* weak
l it F.RPOOI
LIVERPOOL. Align:!
opened barfly
ed barely Nti .u
Jan
I Meh
1 May
I July
area
in cotton
wildness
market
that
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