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I LATE MARKET REPORT I
\ TEDCK MOTlMPrr—STOCKS—COTTON—CEAIM~-LnnE8TOCK —POULTRY—KCO
NEARLY ALL
ISSUES GAIN
Gillette Safety Razor Jumps
Five Points on First
Sale
NEW YORK. Aug. 12 — CP) — A
heavy accumulation of buying or
ders came into thj stock market
over the week-end as a result t
Saturday's brisk rally, and open
ing prices today displayed a strong
undertone. Gillette Safety R&. jr
Jumjped 51-8 points on th® first
sale, and initial gains of 2 to nearly
4 points were registered by Union
Carbide. Westinghouse Electric,
American Can and American Power
& Light. Opening gains of a point
or so v ere recorded by radio. New
Haven. National Cash Register. In
ternational Harvester and U. S.
Steel common. Union Pacific
dropped 4 points.
Further study of the effect of the
advance from 5 to 6 per cent in the
New York federal reserve rediscount
rate, which caused Friday's bed
smash in prices, led to a rather gen
eral conclusion on the part of mar
ket observers that it wr s not as
bearish as first believed. Reassur
ing advices on the part of banking
and brokerage houses helped to re
tlve speculative confidence.
Early gains ran from 1 to 6
points, with public utilities agair
in the forefront. New high record,
hour of trading by U. S. Steel com
mon at 221 1-2, up 3 1-2, am
American Tobacco A and B stocks
Pacific Lighting ran up 6 points
Stone & Webster 5 and America!
Telephone, American & Foreigt
Power and Brooklyn Union Gas sole
3 to 4 points higher.
Railroad equipment stocks were Ir
brisk demand. General Amencar
Tank and Baldwin were early lead
ers in that group. Rails also mover
up.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with cables unchanged at
13-16.
Argentina Rains
Cause Wheat Drop
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—(/TV-Gooc
rains in Argerh'na and Austral!)
together with a sharp unexpected
drop in Liverpool quotations led to
day to an early setback of wheat
values here. Aggressive selling on
the part of commission houses de
veloped with the market showing
but little power to rally.
Starting 5-8 to 2 5-8c off, Chl
ca~i wheat later underwent some
further loss. Corn and oats likewise
were weak, corn open ing 3-8c to 1
1 -8c down and subsequently de
clining still more. Provisions tend
ed upw’ard.
Rallying in the ifnal transactions
wheat closed nervous 31-2 to 4 1-2
under Saturday’s finish. Com closed
11-2 to 21-2 down, oats 11-4 to
1 7-8 off. and proivsions unchanged
to 12 cents decline.
[TEXAS DROUGHT
PUSHES BUYING
Cotton Open* Steady With
Selling Advancing
Under Reports
rr*' -
NEW ORIEANS, Aug. 12.—<JPh
The cotton market opened relative
ly steady despite'Lower cables than
due. Opening unchanged prices ad
vanced under buying on the con
tinued drought In Texas and a large
private etsimate of domestic con
sumption in July.
October sold up to 18.01. Decem
ber 18.28, and January 18 29, or 11
to 12 points above Saturday's close
Towards the end of the first hour
reports of rain in Texas induced
selling, and prices declined 4 to f
points from the highs.
Offerings appeared absorbed at
the decline, and the market rallied
again on demand stimulated by re
ports of hpavy dr erloration of the
crop in a number of states, with
worms doing damage in North Lou
isiana, Arkansas and South Texas
October traded up to li.06, Decem
ber 18 35 and January 18.38. or 1C
to 21 points above Saturday's close.
N. O. COTTON FUTURES CLOSE
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 12.——
Cot ton futures closed steady at net
adavnce of 13 to 15 points:
Prev.
High Low Close Close
Jan . 1838 1822 1834-B 1817
Mar. 1855 1846 1855 1840
May .... 1888 1865 1869-B 1851
Oct. 1808 1790 1803 1790
Dec. 1835 1817 1831-32 1817
Opening: Jan. 1817: Mar. 1840-B
May 1851-B; Dec. 1817.
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.—t/P>—Cot
ton opened steady at an advance of
3 to 8 points on fairly steady ca
bles and a private report placing
July consumption of cotton in this
country at 543.000 bales against
570.000 in June and 439.821 for July
last year. Some selling appeared
on reports of rains in the south
west. but it was considered doubt
ful whether these were sufficient to
benefit dry sections and the mar
ket at the end of the first half hour
was holding about 5 to 8 points
above Saturday’s close. December
was selling at 18.32.
Offerings were comparatively
light later, and the market was very
steady, with prices working up tc
$18.46 for December, or about 2f
points net higher. No fresh news
factor was reported, but covering
was reported on apprehensions that
rains had been insufficient in Texas
and an unfavorable view of weather
conditions in the eastern belt. The
market at midday was 19 to 22
points higher.
Futures closed steady. 12 to 18
points higher. Spot quiet; mid
dling 18.10.
-V. Y COTTON FUTURES CLOSE l
NEW YORK. Aug. 12—\JP)—Cot
ton futures closed:
Prev.
High Low Close Close
Jait .... 1852 1833 1843-44 1830
Mar. 1870 1854 1868 1850
May .... 1888 1870 1884-85 1868
Oct )old( 1817 1804 1816 1801
Oct (new) 1817 1797 1808-09 1896
Dec .... 1847 1828 1839-41 1826
Opening: Jan. 1837; Mar. 1857; )
May 1875-A; Oct. old 1804: Oct. new
1803; Dec. 1833.
- x
LIVERPOOL SPOT
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 12.—<A»i—Cot
ton spot dull; lower: American
strict good middling 10.90; good 1
middling 10.50; strict middling
10.30; middling 10.10; strict low i
middling 9.85: low middling 9.55;
strict pood ordinary 9.15; good ordi
nary 8.75. Sales 2.000 bales. 1,400
American. Receipts 1.100; all
American. Futures closed steady:
October 9 69: December 9.68; Jan
uary 968; March 9.75; May 9.79;
July 9.7''.
NJW YORK OPENING
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.—<A>>—Cot
ton opened steady. Oct. 18 03; Dec.
18 33; Dec. 18 33; Jan. 18.37; March
1857; May 18.75.
BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—< A5—But ter
unchanged; creamery extras 43c:
standards 42 l-2c; extra firsts 11 @
42c; firsts 39 1-2@40 1-2; seconds
37@38 l-2c.
Eggs firm; extra firsts 34 @34
l-2c; ordinary firsts 29@32c.
POULTRY
CHICAGO. Aug. 12.—Poultry
steady; fowL 27; springs 27@28:
broilers 25; roosters 22; turkeys 20
@30; ducks 18f 20; geese 15; spring
geese 21.
NEW ORLEANS OPENING
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 12.—(A*) —
Cotton opened steady. J^n. 18.17;
March 13.40 bid: May 18.51 bid; Oct.
17.90; Dec. 18.17.
N. O. SPOTS
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 12—<8*—
Spot cotton closed c/*:et. 13 points
up. Sales 304; low middling 16 63;
middling 18.13; good middling 18.68;
receipts 888; stock 40.701.
NEW YORK. Aug 12.—<A*>—Gov
ernment bonds;
Liberty 1st. 41-4. $98.12.
4th 41-4 $98 14.
Treasury 4s. 44-54. $101.29.
THEFT SUSPECT HELD
IN TRAVIS COUNTY
AUSTIN. Aug 11.—<AV-A ma*
said by officers to fit the descrip
tion of Jake Fleagle, one of seven
bandits who held up a Lamar. Col
orado, bank on May 23. 1928. was
arretsed today by Travis county of
ficers. The suspect was accompan
ied by a woman.
BEGIN JURY CHOOSING
IN AMARILLO MURDER
CANYON. Texas. Aug. 12.—<A*I—
Selection of a jury to try Mrs. Levi
P Stallworth of Amarillo on a
charge of murder In connection
with the fatal shooting of Mrs.
Grace Morrison of Plain view in
Amarillo last May was begun here
today. _
f
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12.—0P)
Hogs: 11.000; strong to 10c higher;
top $11.65 on 190-210 lbs.; packing
$8.25® 9 AO.
Cattle: 14.000; calves 2.500; na
tive fed steers, she stock and west
ern steers slow; stackers and feed
ers strong to 25 hirher; slaughter
steers, good and choice 950-1,500
lbs $1225016.15; cows, good and
choice $8.00911.25; vealers (Milk
fed) medium to choice $8 00913.50
Sheep; 8.000; lambs 15025c low
er; sheep steady; lambs $12.50®
13.50; ewes $5.00®6.75.
• - - — —
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—(iP)—Hogs:
33,000; 10® 15c higher; top $12.25;
packing sows $9.00010.10; pigs
$10.50011.65.
Cattle; 18,000; fed steers steady:
others tending lower; slaughter
steers, good and choice 050-1.500
lbs. $13.500 17.00; cows, good and
choice $8.75® 1225; vealers (milk
fed) good and choice $14 00016 50.
Sheep; 19,000; weak to 25c low
er: lambs $1325014.00; ewes $4.75®
6.75.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—(^—For
eign exchanges easy.
Great Britain, demand. $4,84 5-16;
cables 4.84 13-16; 60-day bills on
bunks $4,79 9-16.
France, demand. 3 90 3-4; Italy.
5.22 3-8; Belgium 13.89; Germany,
23 77; Tokyo, 46.75; Montreal. 99.40
5-8.
CALL MONEY
NEW YORK. Aug. 12 —Call mon
ey steady: 8 per cent all day.
Time loans easier: 30 days. 8 3-4-9
69-90 days 8 3-4-9; 4-6 months.
8 3-4 to 9.
Prime commercial paper 606 1-1
Bankers acceptances 30 days 51-4
051-8; 60-90 days 51-4051-8; 4
months 5 3-8051-8; 5-6 months.
5 316051-8.
N. O. COTTONSEED CLOSE
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 12—
Cotton seed oil closed easy; prime
summer yellow 805; prime crude
7121-2® 737 1-2; Jan. 820; Feb
820; Mar. 830; Aug. 808: Sept. 809;
Oct. 815; Nov. 815; Dec. 820.
N. Y. COTTONSEED CLOSE
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.—(/P>—Cot
tonseed oil closed easier; prime sum
mer yellow 910; prime crude 712 1-2
07371-2; Jan. 920; Feb. 920; Mar.
933; Aug. 910; Sent. 908; Oct. 907;
Nov. 905; Dec. 916; sales 9,800.
WEATHER SUMMARY
Barometric pressure was slightly
subnormal over the far southwest
and the far northeast, and very
slightly above normal over the bal
ance of the United States. Scat
tered showers occurred within the
last 24 hours in the plains states,
portions of Texas, and in the south
eastern and northeastern states.
Temperature continues seasonable
throughout the country.
WEATHER BULLETIN
First figure lowest temperature
last ngiht; second, highest tempera
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 a. m.; fourth, rainfall past 24
hours.
Abilene .74 100 — .00
Austin .74 96 — .00
Boston .70 74 — .00
BROWNSVILLE 76 94 — .00
Chicago .66 86 — .00
Corpus Christ! ...78 88 — .00
Dallas . 82 100 12 .02
Del Rio.78 98 — .00
Denver ..62 82 — .00
Dodge City.60 80 — .04
Fort Smith .78 100 — .00
Galveston .......80 90 — .00
Helena ..60 92 — .60
Huron .60 58 — .40
Memphis .74 88 — .00
Montogmery .74 94 — .28
New Orleans ...,78 92 — .42
New York . 68 82 — .00
North Platte ... 58 90 — .02
Palestine .74 96 — .00
Pensacola . 76 84 — .98
Phoenix ..80 96 — .oo
St. Louis .70 88 — .02
Salt Lake City ,.64 90 — .00
Santa Fe ..54 70 — .70
Sheridan ..48 48 — .00
Shreveport .76 100 — .00
Vicksburg . 76 94 — .00
Washington .72 72 — on
Williston .58 78 — .00
Wilmirgton.72 90 — .80
WEDDING ~ING ON TOE
WARSAW.—Armless from birth
Sonia Vallasz had her wedding rin<?
placed on the fourth toe of her left
foot when she was married.
HUSBAND ESCAPES THIS TIMF
LONDON—Contrary to precedent ,
a Jury refused to hold John Brian
Walker liable for the debts of his .
wife.
ZEP READY TO
CONTINUE HOP
Eckener Order* Huge Craft
‘Cleared for Sailing*
to Tokyo
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany
Aug. 12.—OP)—Dr. Hugo Eckener.
commander of the Graf Zeppelin,
this afternoon ordered the dirigible
"cleared few sailing” on the Tokyo
stage of her flight around the
world, at 3 m. Wednesday (9 p
m. Tuesday. E. S. T.)
He admitted the departure of the
big liner might be delayed by unfa
vorable weather until the same hour
Thursday morning.
In any case the start will be made
in the early hours as the low tem
perature then permits a maximum
load of gas.
"Everything is in perfect order
for the entire flight around the
world so far as necessary permits,
visas and other governmental re
quirements are con ernedDr. Eck
ener declared. "The soviet govern
ment has been most obliging in ev
ery respect.
Perfectly Groomed
The dirigible has been perfectly
groomed for its long flight, an en
gineer from the Maybach said the
Graf's newly installed motors were
good for 1,000 hours more flying.
Two courses have been plotted b\
Dr. Eckener for the trip, which
probably will be the hardest tht
giant Graf has been called upon tc
make. One is a northern route
across Siberia and the other a sou
thern route. The distance for each
is about 6,600 miles.
This distance Dr. Eckener expects
to cover in about 120 hours or five
flying days, or at an average speed
of 55 miles an hour. The average
speed on the just completed east
ward crossing of the Atlantic war
more than 75 miles per heur.
Two Possible K.,u cs
Both northern and southern
routes, it was understood, converged
at Chita. Siberia where the Zeppe
lin probably will turn southeast tc
pass over Peiping, ancient Chinese
imperial capital, before beading out
across the Hwang-Hai. or Yellow
sea.
All arrangements have been com
pleted In Tokyo for reception of
the Zeppelin and Dr. Eckener hopes
it will be necessary for him to re
main thep only four or five day
before thfc final lap to Lakehurst
will be begun.
There have been a number » last
minute applications for passenger
space aboard the Graf for the con
tinuation of the flight, but these
are being refused.
Brownsville Tiger*
Beat Harlingen Team
The Brownsville Tigers adminis
tered two drubbings to the Harlin
gen Red Ants at the American
Legion diamond here Sunday by
scores of 9 to 1 and 18 to 0.
Lefty Santiago and Trevino hurl
ed airtight ball for the locals in
both encounters and the Issue was
never in doubt after the first few
innings.
Outstanding stars for Brownsville
included Joe King, Lefty Santiago.
Padron and Rocha, all of whom fat
tened their batting averages.
Scores by innings, morning .game:
Red Ants. 000 000 0KK-1
Tigers.021 110 13x—9
Montalvo and Rodriguez; San
tiago and Trevino.
Afternoon game:
Red Ants . 000 000 000— 0
Tigers. 204 140 25x—18
Rodriguez. Pena, Montalgo and
Rodriguez; Trevino and Salinas.
City Briefs |
Drills Planned—Further training
for the Mexican Boy Scout troop is
being planned by officers of the or
ganization. Frank Martinez is drill
instructor of the boys. Antonio Ar
mendiez is captain and Pablo Ar
mediez is first lieutenant.
Six Passenger*. There were six
passengers aboard the Mexico City
hound plane Monday morping. T.
E. Millan and Landa y Pena flew
as far as Tampico. Mr. and Mrs.
John M Bennett. Miss Maly Ben
nett and Jiminez Castro were to
continue on to Mexico City.
Gracefulettes and dainty silk and
lace brassieres. Visit the corset
shep and see them, 1327 Elizabeth
—adv. 12.
To Washington.—R. C. Morris will
; leave for Washington state Monday
evening by rail.
In Austin.—W. O. Washington,
county engineer, lias gone to Austin
on matters pertaining to road work
in Cameron county.
Returning.—G. W. Dennett, local
; nostmaster. is now* returning from
an automobile trip to Minneapolis.
Minn. He is expected back in four
i or five davs. The postmaster is ac
! companied bv Mrs. Dennett.
KOCffS HORSE j
fContinued From Page Onet
1 mond:” and t’lird, Sgt. Wells
I ‘ Dick.”
I Lightweight nolo mounts—Col
' Koch, "Silver Stockings;” second
! Capt. Ernest, “Socks.” and third
Lt. Reardon. "Bozo.”
Model hounters—First. Pvt. Pope
“Hank;” second. Lt. Perrilliat j
"Blaze;” and third Corp. Tahney.
‘ Winn Glass.”
‘PEEPINGTOMS’ :
TO FACE TRIAL!
1
Man and Wife Hold Pair
Caught Peeping into
Their Bedroom
Two alleged “peeping Toms'* will
appear in city corporation court at
2 p. m. Monday following their ar
rest Sunday evening.
Answering a call, police found a
man and his wife holding the ac
cused men at bay with a pistol. The
couple declared they caught the of
fenders peering into the windows
of their bed room.
The men made bond.
HAT MAKERS SPLIT
PAIR WITH AZTECS
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, Aug. 12—The
Brownsville Hat Makers and the
local Aztecs split a pair Sunday, the
Hatters taking the first, 8-5, and
the San Benitans the second. 3-8.
Score by Innings, first game:
jj j*
Brownsville ..3*30 310 001—17 8 3
San Benito ...033 010 100— 6 5 3
Batteries: Brownsville. Martinez
AC I DINE never fails to relieve and
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This remarkable new discovery relieve*
safely, surely and swiftiy—indigestion,
addoeis, gassiness. sour stomach, sick head
ache, add stomach, chronic constipation,
head colds and add rheumatism. It alkalizes,
balances excess add, keeps tbs whole diges
tive system sweet and clean.
ACIDIN’E is the only perfect, modern,
anti-arid which ii combined with Jtpta*c,
• powerful starch digestant—it digests 900
times iu own weight of pur# potato starch
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Slightly laxative, but not excessively so.
A really perfect medicine for mother, father,
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IF rrs THE OFFICE-WE HAVE IT*
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I
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Vacations
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Splendid Train Service is Offered by the
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In New England you can enjoy the delightful mountains, placid lakes,
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TITLE INSURANCE
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When you borrow money on real estate, many loan companies re
' julre the title to be insured. The best test of whether a title Is
insurable, is to have it insured. Require a title insurance policy
when you buy.
VALLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Prompt Title Service
Brownsville Edinburg
Opposite Court House E. Harriman Bird.
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In
“BUYING A GUN”
Also
. Paramount News .
ind Ramos; San Benito, Rodrigues
aid Castillo.
H R E
Brownsville . 000 110 001—7 2 4
ten Benito .. .001 030 111— 7 8 2
Batteries: Brownsville. Munos,
dartinez and Ramos; San Benito,
Darby and Leal.
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Kissing jour children you mayl
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Unpleasant breath or a feverish
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don't delay. Just give a dose of
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Even if you suspect measles or som<!
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The doctor will praise your fore
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Children love its delicious taste.
If you have a child who is troub
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frequent bilious attacks and sick
headache try California Fig Syrup,
tonight it will save you further
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have it.
California Fig Syrup has
trusted by the World's mothers for
over 30 years. That Is why thei
word "California’* should be empha'j
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mgratn-t
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