The Bellville Times (Bellville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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I
TEXAS SECURITIES
The Markets
Mary Marie
IN GREAT DEMAND
Hips, Back and Legs
HaveThat Tired A
my
CHAPTER III
gi
t may cause
wheat in central Kansas $1.15,
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New Yek
mzthirg there for ber to da
any regard foc his hvner an' decencg.
I
06 I Tat meam yoar pa t shoie Lot
He was alwajs nice an’ I
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m Im Kat he meant to treat her thes gic throngh talkfm, an she was
Twas too bud be *a-
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triezs are mow fazuing bonds.
Firt 1922 Bale 9* Cottam.
mom, and I amt knew no meaay "tar
anthefooretheeottonezchasgeur- pork kime $21024; havy kotms su
e
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Austin, Tex--Within recent
more bond records have been
here sas • n real work for ber to
bo Tere was gogd help in the kitehen.
moce
No, yoar ma esdn’t fTJ this
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• husg. An he timet ter ata gattel
ber. Sr be i ways began right auay
• taut < the onmet: am" ten t» one
he mt daggear inte the aktrrx-
IE I an menrm
me amd-L aud 2
hand ame my memutb
Livantin’ round from mornin’ t night
with them yoang students an” protes-
weeks
submit-
COULD HI
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zave arreaty tem pmammet to tee
meter dhatrset at Mezcza
917.50 Minneapolis; winter bran $10.50
St. Louis; standard middlings $18.50
Minneapolis; linseed meal $48 Min-
neaplia, $55 New York; cotton seed
meal $43 Memphis; gluten feed $32.85
Chicago; homing feed $24, alfalfa meal
$24 St. Louis.
Grain—-July wheat closed lower tor
week mainly influenced by heavy II-
quldation and big decline in May fu-
tures. Milling and export demand rath-
er quiet first part of week. but con-
siderably improved at close. Closing
prices in Chicago cash market: No. 2
red winter wheat $1.20; No. 2 hard
winter wheat 91.20; No 2 mixed com
60c; No. 2 yellow corn 61c; No. 3 white
oats 27c. Average farm prices: No. 2
mixed com In central Iowa 47c; No. 1
dark northern wheat in central North
KIN
RUG
acenm pansed the bale to Hozucon
xs race to reach the market Enst
Guzar
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r
Teran he Eeeted
cdaaz ILLawrenen Camte at
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e
"canse I heard what he said one day
to her in the library.
"Tes, I guess I was in the next room
that day. • »0—t r dusMa’, probabiy.
ns I macf "
t haf as a mime
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THE BELLVILLE TIMES
tay were.
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time. It has done wond
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-- jatde tMrKu Azanrte < mnuae mms AUWMn afTp ene I
s I a anf the homse, tbozg
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■ « wn* sbe saw how rlten was
A fas e l mid ter -
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that's all—too much, jou little chatter,
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wheat down 1%c at $1.28%; Kansas
City July wheat down %c at 91 12%; I
Winnipeg July wheat down 2%e at
*1*112, Chicago September wheat
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Honataa, Te—Tezas 2- bale - ahgad"suarpmeeguau
te Vin eotton ezop. *Mea reacted meata Beet $zm015; veal sie it.
Houetoe Friday morning and wan wod lamb 12502; own $101%; aght
g) .j -
' z
“wa me "aT
nau mume-
hogs 12527; sheep 13342. Kaaterm
wholezale frezh Meat prices geserally
firm to higher. Veai up 11 to $z: yun
totna up 91; beef generally Mie higher;
Live Stock and Meats—Chicago hog
prices dropped 20c to Me. Better I
grades of beef steers and butcher cows I
mumy pmw < * sms* aw maumaudy
places are fixed tut paying the inter-
est Bond buyers have to study each
tend Lasue separately to aacertain the... ... .
terms 1 mponed therein. Standardiza- and.hetera generally steady; other
♦ — ue .a ,1. Mn.0 ..x ene. grades 5e to 40c lower, cows declining
tion. end. this mont Feeder steers unchanged; fight
taint 7. is clalmed. and medium weight veal calves were
i seat to dhe aenat Eat-
tert J MeDowel, Del Ejo;
Mte ires Marte Fate;
the week Chicago July wheat down m
2%c, closing at 91.19; Chicago July I ■
corn down 1c at C2c; Minneapolis July |
amannttemtaegaha manvbmrunanlana $1113: Cnicaro September corn -C
. Market is Materially Improv-
ed and Money is Get-
ting Easier.
rtag at de net irirw a azamuaf mee- Tora * TH serve emospet wars 44-
' 4os a pea ag CamMfriwpit aeremM 4
neame 2 per vtt Tsnas far 25z, i
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"por I men: why not give Na
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ELEANOR. H. PORTER.
ComidbtbrEleznorHPoter_________
W’Chiu
moomra
were bamn togedher Bi l know W erported dizeet trm UH
very fMrtnn and thtaz de» vnuten up poet to Mancheater. Eogland, a mem 5
| Sa the pugers magrines and a ber ta the firm aHW, Garrvw A
, ta the fat rei "Iho ‘ "ho fa Co, the j-g-aowerv. anaomcet after
mhe mheary. sad tes ata at ae2 men the zale The Me was gowa by Mack
sad eomets sad ' hge hes dseon- ------ -. — —-------. a.
emea mace mhe nghe de star and t out M faremoon at zucton Jaw 51209, “2
Sus says dat Geamdma anderan Farmers' za by X. Cmt nt Eaa B•
ded very sona ather I vas borm, bnt ixv. Bonh Mr Mize and Mr Craig
mhun a gaw"
mrancnmn
FATHER ANO MOTHER
salm tianrhvarng eenner Prem STS
t apunufn armary mar” abu 28: f
Twina pae tteteo 2ee Snnumwsma4
ata yonmag amertkeaw aUt spal
. drrmemfatGm tem n auto p-ht ns- tew tradinz * ome I
"Vaneline» Carbolated
Petroleum Jetty
is an effective, antiseptic
first-aid dressing for cuts,
wounds and insect bites,
Ithelpspreventinfection.
CHEsEsRoUON Mra, Co.
tow
o‛a VI
a l tock what czre of rour grand socs, an" havin‛ them here. toe. such a
u vas zedel: an" she always gave lot tin the house was fairly overrun
nr erbers thr ggh me s I peactical- with them He said he was shocked
y rm the b ose, an" there masn t > an sezndelize1, an’ dida’t she have
STOPSIS -In,
jmaovr’- and • contradiction "
1.210 tells her reasons for writ-
* ST daary te be a novel
” starr is ommewN at Ander-
mdt’Mary begins with Nurse
Sus accodnt at her (Mary's)
5 -hich seemtngiy tnterested
Ettather. who is a famous astron-
Nt. than a new star which
ms’dtso overed the same nl«ht
2- name ts a compromise, her
Ethat msisting on Abigan Jane
h.cna qutckiy teamed that her
home was in some way Mw-o:
27^ those of her small trienda,
a was puzzled thereat. Nurse
Sanan u.J her at her mother's ar-
Hi st Ant ersonvile as a bride
So» ast ’' shed they all were
at te sget ot the dainty etghteen-
yuar-cia girt whom the sedate peo-
fease bad chosen for a wife.
present the bonds vary as to the
•-rw tj, n her mmams a 9 e2 "K.
eneepe enmg tern* sr w2m f"
w-t m wm me ar went » 0*
terren lie t 2- mam n Kew Ys* ' An mm s
ita anr.n Mararneisn narkena Ereu Mam
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aTananma n-ttum «es Gow $56 ’ Jr ya-Z-T-
t.> E :.♦) 4 Oil vatk zef zea --2*=-
y ateatiy * Bunan mee la dte se "“--SS
TOO
LATE
I keep it in tha mum 1
always recommend it to
sick and ailing.Mm.,
4022 High Ht., Everett,,
To do any kindofwog
that matter, lo next to M
are suffering fromsome
trouble. If
my wmin tie next fv mnztes The
war m zuz f puk s2 zreved am" sce-
zpeam try. «' majte mot
wme bn t, wr at zm
“Wet then ame day thmgs gt •
M juz gramrma tank a hand. Sbe
‘Ax so y. er ma just Lad to mope it if she diint for berseif 2 Anoha
One of the war effects was t al generally 24c higher. Fat lambs down I
e destroy the demand for bonds 7te; spring lambs down 76c to 91.
and Texas school districts had great Yearfnzs declined soa7le; fat ewes
d ' maky in disposing of their fzeues. declined Me to $1.25. June 1 Chicago
The exuntses and munieipalsties did a pricea: Hoza, top 310.80; bulk of salez
inte Uttlur tn selling their bonda, ott- 119 1061655. and «ood beet
:: -i ~ asg
the ate icord cd edenuoe, which sa25011; tat temte 33.73012;
hat y imited funds tur purchazinK wprinz Lambs $1220175; yearinga
L.l tor the permanent school fund e 19 75; ewen 1zaz toeker and
and had t» buy on the fnatallment feeder shipments front 12 important
pian Tiat ondition ban bees mare ? marketz during the week ending May
ce esa releved and meaty achooi dia- 26 were. (Mln and calves 62404;
Sie made 2 wue by rums 19
>* sun m waumne" team the mumm
ke s mhher taa aar erfV-- Np
meutr » frm Aioe metiu-t me
as Mezies Fraas fgata
time. I met ter to dte hall right after
Fryita and Vegetasle*—I'VMf, mt-
t»f» gemeraly weaker D-maad Ult
to Bonut* Camlaa ira enbsiere
dowa 2te to He 6a is flag nMutfn at
1475055 per tufrni. firm Botos at
Me4%, Geneza Mtes triumano eowa
Me in Claciaaatl et Teras
tJaaeuM aad Lonndafaaa sacket seas
trsvangtu deelimet Mr. randag UM
62 3 per 190 ata in (ncas ad Ch
daaad Mortaer zacket mnd w*nes
down Se m Cadeaga at $120145 per
1W pountie weker az sncasdag ptata
of. $1260138 Cacsaa ensecera frm
Eoh at H2045 Texan 74 Bep
moda on-Mnt sow and weker ramgang
11990125 per vrtrn to ezater mar-
uaut, 312561 M tn Chcage Foreraat
vf esmmercdal acreace bate endon
shows altdiz smermse to aeary al
atates Tucaf 48325 aeree, esmgased
wm 42379 an HUI. a gad nt 13 ytr
•jou. reaw*erre Munos Arkan l
saw 7 esnenarr amd Kentacxy arommas ’
weker at 22 t 2 pmer tests to ,
exanera starters 12 Te1 25 per 24 '
guar erate to mutde weatera .Wins F
Dmiavze Nez Nerey sad Mmr? and I
He: Bnwron 25we Chemme
az at She jus
as could be, an’ she never so much
as looked as if she wanted her hus-
band to stay with her, when he said
right after supper that he guessed
he’d go out to the observatory. An’
’twas that way right along after that.
I know, ’cause I watched. You see.
I knew what she’d said she’d do. Well,
she did it.
“Then, pretty quick after that, she
began to get acquainted in the town.
Folks called, an’ there was parties an'
receptions where she met folks, an’
they began to come here to the house,
‘specially them students, an’ two or
three of them young, unmarried pro-
feasors. An’ she began to go out a
lot with them—skatin’ an’ sleighridin’
an’ snowshoein’.
"Like it? Of course she liked it!
Who wouldn’t? Why, child, you never
saw such a fuss as they made over
your ma in them days She was all
the rage; an’ of course she liked it.
What woman wouldn’t, that was gay
an' lively an’ yoang. an’ had been so
Lopesome like your ma had? But some
other folks didn’t like it An’ your
pa was coe of them. This time ’twas
that St din mak- ray part-mar tu-
to de hozsekeep trg fwrding
went right an as aad 0one.
«m ter g-nz de orfena a anfam:.
thus she t gren dem a l avne aar
wsy monuj me lznt year Geanda
ambecam mzf and mte 2* 2005
tew Putter skel dung Ee •*<
Me a aw Squditg ter Mow den
Mane--=. Merim— ndaruadon ha
zemn gven wet cat inzing wS be
Dair, n—Attoao ’bus**’ mamene m ’
sen"et tirng wwor. atnsnoo* metr '
na Ken sr dhe :n .wamug mmere E
n 3urng “ar ansrze ammm mol
CH APT E R 11—Continued
—3—
•AB yoar m2—poor little thing' I
oaldnt think of anything but a doll
hat was thrown in the corner because
omebods’d goc tired of her. She was
oceome as’ no mistake Anybody’d
H very toe ber, to see her mopin"
nand the bouse, nothim’ to do. Oh.
he need, as’ sewed with them brizht- Anyway. I heard him tell your ma good
taxed sks ex’ -orsteds: but "oourse an’ pain what be thought of her gal-
Latest market reports, issued by the
U. B. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C.:
Hay—Market slightly easier in tone,
but best grades continue in good de-
mand at fairly steady prices. LArge
part of recelpts of poor quality and not
wanted. Quoted May 31: No. 1 timo-
thy. New York 932.50, Philadelphia 933,
Pittsburg 925 50, Cincinnati 923 50, Chi-
cago 928.50, St. Louis 927; No. 1 al-
fairs, Kansas City 922.60, Memphis 924;
No. 1 prairie, St Louis 117.60, Minneap-
olis $18.50.
Feed—Wheat feeds dull; prices de-
clining Linseed and cotton seed meal
in light demand, with stocks and pro-
duction light, (lorn feeds firm and ac-
tive Quoted May 31: Spring bran
«aa -mmi he -me atmg m e
w zung 28 amt B- m-mOma
to more readily sell their bonds and
get a shade better price for them. Dakota. $1.28%: No. 2 hard
Among the suzgestions tor the new
law is that the bonds be in uniform de-
nominations, preferably $1/900 each,
have annual interest oblization and
uniform method of paying interest. At
The Break i« Mads.
And thaff the way Nurse Sarah
Enished her story, only she shrugged
her shoulders again, and looked back,
first one way, then another. As for
her calling me "chatterbox -she al-
ways calls me that when shes been
doing all the talking
As near as I can remember, I have
told Nurse Sarah a story exactly as she
told it to me, In her own words. But
of course I know I didn’t get it right
all the time, and I know I’ve left out
quite a lot. But, anyway, it's told a
whole lot more than I could have told
why they got maried la the first place,
and It brings my story right up to the
point where I was born; and I've al-
ready told about naminz me, and what
a time they had over that
Of course what's happened since,
up to now. I don't know all about, for
I was only a child for the first few
years. Now Im almoet a yoang lady,
"standing with rel actant feet where
the brook and river meet." (I read
that last nigtt I think it's perfectly
beautiful So kind of md and sweet
it makes me want to cry every time
I think of it.) But even if I don't
know all of what t happened since
I was hors. I know a good dea for
rve seen tftt'M a lot, and rve made
Nurse tell me a lot mere.
I know that ever since I can remem-
ber Fre had to keep as scill as a mouse
the minute Fatter enmes 'a-to the
house: and I icaun that I never codid
imagine the kind of a mather that
Nurse tells about, if it wzanit that
somnetimes when Father tats gone
on a trip. Mocker and I have rocped
all over the hocse, and had the most
bezutiful tine I know '-st Father
says that Mother is always trying to
make me a -Mare ” and aathiag e ve;
and that Mother says ehe knoms
Fathem sever be hapoz uat hes
made me iato a atugid uttle 'Mary,'*
with sever as aoc at te oe m7
owns. And, do joz ktew? It does seem
socpetimes as if Mary zad Mane were
fghtag taut 4s of me asd I wonder
shich is ging to bent. Funy. mY
it?
Father te presdeat f ’-te enElege
ted t the attorney general’s depart-
tnent than before the war. The bond
market is materially Improving and
the reduction in the interest rate
proves that money is easier and there
is a greater demand for Texas securl-
ties
it has become noticeable in the at-
torney general’s department that the
new bond issues are with few excep-
Llons bearing 5 per cent annual inter-
eat While the market was sluggish
the interest was usually on a • per
eent basis A very few issues now
call for 5% per cent, the tendency be-
ing downward as the market gets bet-
ter
An effort is to be made to have the
oext legislature amend the statutes so
as to standardize Texas bond issues,
it is claimed by investment bankers
that this will make a better market for
Texas securities and enable the coun-
ties, cities and improvement districts
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