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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN ARGENTINE
Torpedoing Of Sailing Vessel Has Gre.
ated Sensation In Republic, Gov.
ernment Urued TO Act.

Buenos Aires, April li.-News OF
the torpedoing Of the Argentine sail
ing ship Monte Protegido, presumably
by a German submarine has caused a
deep impression. The Nacion Coun
sells the people to be calm in the pres.
ence of grave events. The Argentina
says the entire nation condemns the
sinking Of the ship as criminal act
and that the government must adopt
an energetic attitude.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

Amsterdam, April li.-Via London
A public official statement is
sued in Berlin says that all recent
reports Of the illness OF the emperor
are unfounded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15
The Studebaker SIX
AS to Quality

For siXty-five years the name Studebaker
has stood for honorable dealing with the
public.
Studebaker has put into its product the most
careful and experienced Workmanship and
the best materials that money can buy.
These combined with time honored honesty
are the things that make quality.
In the Studebaker Six, quality is present in
the material, deep in the vital parts where it
is revealed by years of durability and by sill
ent, smooth running efficiency.
There is further evidence of Studebaker
quality which you can plainly see.
Compare its beautiful paint and varnish
work with that of any car on the market
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

visit the particular town on circus
day, by way of automobile, electric
car, steam road etc, are enough to
fill the great tent to capacity twice.
The James Patterson Trained Wild
Animal Show combined with Golmar
Bros. circus will give two perform
ances and grand free street parade
in Ardmore on Thursday next.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

Every automobile owner Will vel
come StiX-Rite, the self yulcanzing
rubber patch. Sold by Oklahoma OIL
and Auto Supply Co. IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

Ardmorelte want ads; the best ad
yertislng medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

Compare the quality of its genuine leather
upholstery with that OF cars costing $4,000
or over.
Note the high grade, leather bound crimson
carpet in the tonneau, the genuine, pin tum.
bier Yale ignition lock.
Note the heavy gauge crown tenders, the
beautiful head lamp momtings.
These are outward evidences Of quality, but
the real quality in Studebaker cars is that
which meets emergencies, the life giving
factor of safety" which is splendid insur-
ance foryou to buy
Come in and let us show you point by point
the evidences of Studebaker quality.
Let us convince you that to equal the Stude-
baker in quality you have to pay hundreds of
dollars more.
1t is well worth your while to investigate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-15

Ardmoreite ads bring results.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
A NECESSITY
Mrs. Collier Say. Could Not Keep
House Without Black. Drassht.

Hardin, Mo.-Mrs. J. w. Collier, Of
this town, who knows from experience
Of the merit If Black Draught Liver
Medicine. has following to say for
publication: Il want ~ let everybody
know that l have used Thedford'a
Black raught for many'yesrs, and it
is just what is claimed for ii, | ana
never without BLACK Drsught, and
really I couldn't Keep house without it.
. Whenever l feel bad, | take = small
dose. and feel better right away.
l advise everybody who suffers
from liver or stomach trouble to use
Black DraugLt Liver Medicine"
Fur three-qusrters Of y century
GIG years.. Thedford.s Blsck-D raught
has been regulating Irregularities Of
The liver. stomach and bowels. and has
long been recognized a. the standard
remedy. II is . fixture in thousands
u homes as the msin stay OF the FAM
uy medicine chest. :
II you have not tried it. get \ pack.
age from your nearest dealer. today.
He sells It in 25e snt $500 packages.
masking it cost you only u cent y
dose. NChS
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22

side track at 10000, rol ing
Slnck on go main line fixed at
-, 900.
Kansas City. Ozarks Il South
crn Ry. CO. Wright comfy val.
nation fixed at 1000, city of
Mansfield 3, 800, Mansfield Spe
rial Hoad District No u, 70, 600.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Wright county u otp miles.
valuation per mile of poles 100
number Of niles of wlie, i. -,
copper wire 80, valuation If
wire and miles s:'.Jl mil, of
iron wire at IL per mile. total
valuation a.1liv3O, raised To
10000.
CIty of Mansfield 81 miles uf
main line Of poles at 100 per
,nlI". copper WIRE l..H at 80,
iron wire l.SA miles at Ii, total
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
THE PROPER COURSE
information Of Priceless
Value to Every Mans
field Citizen

How 10 act IN an emergency il
knowledge ut lnratimabie worth,
ana tins ~ particularly true ol
the diseases aud Ills o. The human
body. II yuu suffer with kidney
h~aCharl'e, urinary disorders, ol
any torn of hILney trouble, the
advice continued III the iuiluAlne
statement should add a Valuable
asset to your store Of Knowledge.
What could be more convincing
proof al The efficiency nf DuLu' 5
kidney PlllS than the statement
Of Il nearby resident who has
used them aud pnhiiciy tells Of
the i"nniit derived.
Mrs. II Button. Houston Mo T.,
says: Il had sutl. u duh nclr in
my back that sometimes !
thought | could IA Iuupnrrn;furp
It. My head ncInh and | often
bad d'zzr Spells. The kidney SO.
c',trnnS were lrregulnrin passage
which gave annoyance. Deans
Kidney Pills relieved me-
Price oo;. Al all Dealers, Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Deans Kidney Pills die
SANE that Mrs. Brittnn had.
Foster Milbnm Co Props, Ruf
falo, n. y. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
You'll Get Good Singing

Dayp9n f;ockioshsm 60 Virginia
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
WIFE's BIC
CHANGE
MAKES
HUSBAND
ACT
Rogers, Near Sc
dalia, Highly Rec
ommends Tanlac
After Help
mates Re-
lief

Sedalia, Mo February .l.lal7
James Rogers, 4 we'll knuwl
ftrmsr residing ON rural r,nt.
No, >, Sedala. IL very nratefu.
for the relief hts wife gained
through Taniar. The celebrated
new medicine. Mr.. Rogers made
the following interesting state
ment to the lanlir Man en- .lanu
ary
'hur years my Wi.,' has had
stomach trouble aud IN Tn, last
NV" years her system GENERALLY
has been IN bad condition. She
vas constantly annoyed by iinui
ing which caused her To suffer
from shortnc~S at breath. Severe
pans would come in her back
aud sides and She frequently rX
pcrirnctd aci,-~ h"tWtr on ll-
slInuld"iS. Tier head a%rIrrrI uuitt.
a bit also
We read what other people.
whom we know, said about Tan
lac and | bought a both. Of The.
medicine. Mrs, Rogers has just
finished thus first h%ttir, and. as
| told YOU when | bought il I'm
uack H. tell You the results. Tie
pains that formerly iulilcrcd her
IN her back and sides have. EN-
tlrelN Disappeared nov. aud she
dOa-n I suffer from the aches be
tween her shoulders any more.
She isn't annoyed by the blOnrilg
either Ia fact, NY Nlfe feels
mncli better in every respect,
since taking Tanlar, and | want
To recommend it
Taniac, the Master Medicines
is especially beneficial for siUm
acll, liver aud kidney trouble,
catarrhal complaints, sleep!css
ness, loss of appetite and the like.
ldhlAc IS now being specially
introduced and explained in
Mansfield al the F'usun lIrun ca.
stone ~adycrlisrmrul.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
CliaS. Fisher relieved of t,uli
tax for the Year 1916

ChaS. Fisher relieved of 10
tax for the year 1916
Resignation ui \ Y. Freem,
as commissioner uf Macon
Special koai District. and KIN,
\. DuN,iru .ls cGmmiSSiuner q
Cedar Gap SPECIAL Road Distri.
filed aud accepted.
Missouri School for the dca
allowed 81 81 on account ii
Owen Fry.
Final aud quarterly sett!cmen
Of George Pryor, uvtrseer lua,
district No. II. fled and approx
ed and allowed $3.50.
H.. Schnlieid appointed com
missioner of Norwood Specia
Road District No. % for Il tern
al lslIt,- Years.
Final settlement of US. Wade,
ote,s seer road district No. H.
flied aud approved and allowed
ST., 80 rs salary, Sl4 ST hired
help, aud SIS Tools.
Crooked Creek Telephone Go
granted permission To construct
telephone lines On east side u.
hayneSville public road.
Final settlement Of NJ. II. Will
ianis. Oyerseer road district No.
II, filed and approved 81 30.
Final settlement of Jason Fin
diey, Owrrsecr read district No
Il, filed and approved.
Ordered that the clerk certlf,
to the secretary OF state cou,
plete pag ment on the east hail
Of the nOl Invest quarter of sec
ti0n IT., township 81, range IL,
N the west half Of the of the
notttieast quarter OF section 1t,
township 81, range Ii, aud the
east halt Ut the southwest quar-
ter Of section IL, township II
fange IL.
Ordered that Muuntaln Grove
special road district No. 20 ht
allowed 500 for assistance il
building bridge on Springfield
road III the Ozark Highway.
tinal report ii F. NJ Hake
overseer road district No 9
filed and approved
School fund loan Of 1880 grant
ed John A Smith and bond aud
mortgage tIel aud approved.
Clerk ordered To notify Dan
Ward IL pas up interest 90
school loan or same VIII he fore.
closed.
School fund bond And mort
gage ni Aiva " Edge with Peter
fopp As ~scrnrity ordered tore
tlDsrd OF. %l'crnnt of tlilurr J.,
keep interest pad
Jas j. Martha relieved Of pay
;hg poll tax Tor ilfc.
IL Appearing IL the court that
~nirAnt No. 1851 IN 1919 county
regfnnc ISSUED Ia Ray Hayes
ia the sum of 81 On has been lost
aud Destroyed, and it b, ordered
by the court that the ct-fk issue
"A new warrant.
j. X. Williams allDwed school
fund loan Of 500, bond and NOR
t9age iiled and a%pp'oged.
Final report 81 John VIII Al
zen, nyersesr road district No
1, examined and approved and
discharged.
Final report Of t. W liensles.
uyersaAr road district No. 5, lled
and approved and bond dis
charged.
Final report of + j iicisiey,
road district No. I filed
and approved ADD alioWes tl2 49,
salary and 81 80 expenses.
Tie following petit jury were
tor the April terra OF
circuit court;
Mountain Grove twp Fred
Oscar CoIman.
Clari twp ". l.. Matthews,
II X JunOd
Pleasant Valley twp "A b.
T. Il. Gaskin
Wood typ Marion Agee, G
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22

valuation, 129 u, raised to 800.
City ot Mountain Grove--l."9
main line Of poles at 100 per
mile, . 81 miles of copper wire
at 1000. 3 miles iron wire at
- 90, total 80, raised to
800.
Mansfield Special Road District
No. q, valuation fixed ut 5000,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22

phone Co, Road District No 81,
valuation liVnd At 1000. City uf
Mansfield Tor same, valuation
$50,
HarteIlle Telephone Co. ~ li.
ght county valuation liked AT
1900, City of HarteiIle talna.
tim fixed at |, 800.
Wright County Telephone Co.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
Final report Of Sanford lar
son, oyer9eer road district No. |

TIME Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. disaolyes gravel, euFei
diabetes, weak and lame backs, rhsuIns,
tisIn and all Irregularities Ofthe kidneys and
bladder IN both men and women. ff not sold
by your druggist. viii he sent by mail on RI.
eeipt Of 81. One email bottle IL two month";
treatment aud seldom fails 10 perfect a cure.
bend tor teetifnonials from this and other
II Iouis. No sssia H. ara az i.pnA t''''
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22
Man, fed Telephone 60, Wright
county, valuation fixed at 1000,

NnrN"nl Telephone Co. Wright
county. valuation fxrd at LOCO,
Farmers, T-rrh"n~ Co. Of Nor
wood. Wright county. valuation
fixed ut 500, Mansfield Trie.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22

Hart twp Frank hrrr, NJ \
Hunter,
Gasconale twp~R II Chap
man. j. A, Hensley
Van Barren tap " = Wnnd
i. =, Helsicv.
Brush Creek twp +. NJ, Yea
ger. I, l., Foster,
Boone twp ". f., Fuson, {
Y. Marah,
Montgomery twp James Il
Hunter. john Crisp
Elk creek twp-S NJ Rch'
ADDISON. A.. ", Hiilnn>e.
lnlon twp Toe Smittlr, LAS
T l.atimer
Ordered that Their. L,. levtad
on every able Shl,rd mti.' ,,ti2 n
ut ihm county hetN"en the ages
al Il aud 5o the sum ri 81 81 Ia
iabor nr.cash
Now comes the COURT and np
polnts Il. y. Berry and Eli ,h
Matney commissioners al Cedar
Gap sperid road district No. |,
for n term ut th,ea and two
Yeats
Now tumcS T. g. lNurllr. clerk
Of the. county court, and pre-
Seht~ Ia the court the. 1917 land
and personal assI sSment books,
which wrr. examined .lnl mp
proved.
Road uversrerS sppnlnieu foi
1871: District M. l., Sanford
Larson, 1 William Rouse, j
Hosea t"lay, : Fred Wood, 5
Wlnbnrn Oliver, y Henry Todd.
10 John Shelby, II Wai"r thX
ton, - Green Lowry, Jr.
Il. h. Latimer apr, tinted conn
~ physician for Two years.
". K Wood appointed Iii.i,
way engineer for II gear at IA
salary of $500. bond fixed at
) 1000.
Official bond Of W. l. Wood,
highway engineer, with
c. Ii Jackson, Joseph y. Lee,
c.. Sanders and a. NJ.
az securities ii ed, exam,
and approved,
School fund loan nf NJ. =.
IN The sum Of $500 bond
and mortgage filed and approved
La r. motion of county court
for new public road in Pleasant
township. Report at ".
f. Wood, county highway engin.
Ger showing plars. survey, con
Of 1ghl'Of-way and re
commentators, examined and
approved. 1t appearing that all
OF ways have been secured
aud it being 4 public necessity
road is ordered established.
In re- petition OF S. r. Willis ct
al tor the establishment of a, new
road in Hart township
Report Of W. t. Wood, county
highway engineer showing plats,
survey, deeds of conveyance Of
Of.Way and his recommeu.
thereon, examined and
approved. 1t appearing that all
right-of-ways have been secured,
and it appearing that it is a pub.
lie necessity the load is ordered
established
In re petition of W ID Barley
ct al for the establishment Of ii
uew public road in Gasconade
township. Now comes ". F.
Wood, county highway engineer
and reports IL Tie court that he
has viewed sad proposed new
p ubiic road and recommends
ana approves same aud said new
road is ordered established.
Court receives lids for the
county printing and %atterex
animation thereof the printing
II tie financial statement for
year 1916 vas awarded 10
Mansfield Mirror for the
,um Of SD. and the Publishing
II school luud foreclosures
awarded to the Wight County
Republican at 81 90 each.
In re petition Of W. a. Thnmp.i
sins 1T Al for changing Of public
Dad ia Brush rreek township,
he court after hearing evidence
,ro aud con find that no public
exists and is ordered
lis missed5
In re motion Of county court
or change ct Mansfield, Wolf
-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-22

2i-'up Hoi Np ulitu btilI.
and Sa3 I'll cement and lumher
Now comes T. Il Pnrtir, conn
Is clerk, and presents his sci
rtlrmrn. Tor January showing
collections nf S26 80 in fees,
which Is tiled and approved, and
he is allowed Slsl,1I, as hLanGc
duc him for Salary and deputy
hire for January.
Ordered that Bryant trading
syndicate land in sections % -
township %. range III, be .reduc.
Il in valuation according IN or
der made tor 1919 land tax book
same to ba relieved on 1916 lanu
,hN book reduced Ia Slo0 and
1913 1911 aud all back years
800.
School fund bond and mort
gage Of John :. Lowery with L
NJ. Livery, j. + Glenn and VIM
Clanahan as securities ordered
cancelled on account Of complete
payment.
School fund bond and mort
gage of John l.. LoWery witt, G..
NJ. LIwery. j. =. Glenn and
thaS Mureieiu as securities il
leu Of the above bond and mort.
gage filed and approved and war
rant ordered issued in favor Of
scn,ul district No. 81 in sum ui
500.
Prank Owens adjudged insane
and ordered sent tn the Nevada
Asylum al the expense. of the
county and warrant issued in
favor Of Hospital Nn3in amount
Of SIS.
Ordered that $50 b.. donated
To j. +. Todd public road.
Fnal report "f Ben Moore,
ovcr>rrr road district No. j filed
and approved and allowed Sl7.3s
salaly, labor and dynamite.
/. Bond of j. w. Oliver in ulnou
ut of $500 AS road Oterseer uf
district s, with j. A.. BackhAm
and ". ID. Delk AS securities
filed and approved.
Druered that road nrerseers
bond 1T. fixed at $3.50 to be APP
proved by cterk in vacation.
e.. Y. Ashwurth appointed
justice Of the peace for Pleasant
Valley township to till the vac.
anry created by the resignation
Of NJ. ID. Richman.
Harry Mansker allowed school
fund loan in sum of 5000 and
bond and mortgage filed and ap
proved.
T.. &. Williams aud Geo. Scott
appointed cOm missiOners Of Ma
comb special road district for Il
term of three and two years re
specti"ely.
Personal tax of James A.
Green reduced from S2.,7ol tn
81, 500 on account of erroneous AS.
sessment.
Now comes the matter Of the
appOrtionment Of the foreign in.
snrance tax due for the year 1916
to the incorporated cities Of
Wright county as follows; Min.
Grove $3.50, Mansfield $50 and
HartyilIe SO,
Ia the matter If the petition
of j. Fl. Claxton ct al for change
of public road. Now comes j
II. Claxton ct al and'presents TO
The court for their hearing their
petition tor change of public
road AS in said petition and the
conrt after examining said petit
ton lind that it is signed by at
least Il freeh0lders, at least
three'Of whom reside in the i'm
mediate neighbOrhOOd OF said
change and the court being sat
that due notice has been
according to law and 1T APP.
nearing to be IL public necessity
the county highway engineer is
ordered to secure right.of way
survey and report AT the next
regular term of court.
Now at this time u. &. Purtle.
clerk of the county court, and
flies with the court statement Ut
the valuation Of the several
railroads, telephone and tcle"
graph companies us follows:
Kansas Clty, Fort Scott and
Ry. Co, ST. Louis and
San francisco Ry. Co, Lessee -
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Local Items from Salters.

Salters. December 25:-Those al
home from different colleges for the
holidays are Misses Carrie Moseley
and Emma Lifrage, Winthrop;
Messrs S F Mcdaniel and Wylmot
Mccullough, University; Misses Leila
Ferrell. Jennie Salters. Wylma Nc
Cullough and Carrie Sparks, Chicora.
MIR Jno M Salters spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs 7 E Salters is spending Christ
masat her old home, Renno.
Mr. H T McClary, who has been
travelling in Virginia for the past
year, is at home here for the holi-
days.
Miss Mary Sparks spent Sunday
with her sister in Manning.
MIR and Mrs James Small of
Georgia are spending a few days
with friends and relatives here.
The sugar and salt famine is be-
ing felt here and is causing some in
convenience to those who failed to
get supply.
JH Montgomery has gone home
te spend the holidays.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
SUGAR SHORTAGE
TO CONTINUE.
SHORTAGE DUE TO AMERICAN
SUGAR GOING TO EUROPE
SAYS MR. HOOVER.

Washington, December 25:-Food
Administrator Huover's statement
on the sugar situation, which he
tried unsuccessfully to get before
the Senate committee investigating
the sugar shortage, was made pub
lie tonight by the White House. 1t
attributes the shortage there to the
heavy movement of sugar from the
Western Hemisphere to Europe, and
asserts that without the fixing of
prices by agreement sugar would
have been selling for twenty-five or
thirty cents pound, and more than
two hundred million dollars would
have been profteered from the
American people by this time.
The shortage, the food admins
traitor declares, will continue during
next year, as it is the duty of the
United States to continue to feed
the allies. Next year." he says.
our supplies will be short 25O.O0O
to 100000 tons unless the allies go
to Java for supplies. This amounts
to an economy of 10 per cent on our
part. If the allies are forced to 60
to Java it will require an extra
amount of shipping, which. if used
to transport troops. will move $780,
600 American soldiers to France.
IF statements that there will be
an abundance of sugar next year are
believed by the American public it
will do this country's war incalcu-
liable harm. The number of troops
we can send across is limited. If
we. in our greed and gluttony, force
the allies either to reduce their
ration or 10 go to remote markets
after sugar. we have done tremeEd-
Gus damage to our ability to win the
war.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
ITALIANS REGAIN GROUND.
Desperately Fought Battle Lasted All
Day Monday.

Rome, December 26:-In a des-
perate battle lasted all day Monday
the Italians fought their way back
to the positions from which they
were forced the previous day on the
Asiago plateau unGer Austro-Ger-
man attack, according to war office
statement. Some guns and numer-
Gus machine guns which had been
abandoned by the Italians in their
retirement were recaptured when
the old positions were reoccupied.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
WILL GO BEYOND 100000.
Object of Red Cross Was to Enroll
Ten Million Members.

Washington. December 25:-Fur-
ther reports from the Red Cross
Christmas membership indicated, Of
fcials at headquarters here said,
that the total enrolment would be
even in excess of the 100000
forecast last night. The object was
to enroll 100000 new members.
With 200 out of 4S0 chapters not
reported and with several of the
larger cities yet to be heard from,
the Southern division. Florida,
Georgia, South Carolina and North
Carolina, have enrolled 243.000. Its
quota is 43S.OOO. but the managers
are confident this figure will be
reached.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

When you are in Kingstree don't
fail to visit the big Furniture Store
next to postoftice. 9-o-u
KINGsTREE FURNITURE Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-12
WHEAT PIT TURMOIL
SENDS PRICES BACK
TO new TOP SPOT

CHICAGO. May 12.-Summary STOP
page of trading in the May delivery
did not long delay fresh advances In
the prices of other options.
Although the market at first showed
material declines on account of lack of
support, buying was soon resumed In
sufficient quantities to make quota.
lions jump In the same extraordinary
fashion that of late has kept the
wheat pit in a turmoil. July delivery
leaped up 13 to $3.50 as against 246 to
249k at the opening and compared
with 249A to 2.50H at yesterdays fin
ish. Meanwhile, Sept. scared to 227, a
rise Of 8 to 10c over night The mar
ket was extremely nervous.
Corn followed the same course as
wheat. Trade was very light. After
opening " to Use lower the market
rallied sharply and scored decided
gains over yesterday.
Traders in oats took their cut Who'll
ly from the action of other cereals.
Buying power, though, was not great
ly In evidence. Strength Of hogs and
grain caused provisions to average
higher. Firmness was most apparent
In pork and ribs.