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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09

Auquc. efectiyamente. los apOdera-
los de todOs los pafses de la TERRA,
estuvieran reunidoS en- la Zurriola pa
Ia sentar las bases Y dictar las leyes
lue habfan de regir al mundO, no Sc
tdelantarfa un solo paso 81 faltaba Ru-
sia.
Porque Russia ha despertado de la
nodOrra secular, ha dejado de ser ell
instrumental d6cil de los diplomdticos
ldbiles, Y dado un salto temerario Ell
las Sombras, es la que ha de marcar
i rumbo v fijar el destino de la hui
nanidad entera.
porque en- Russia esta Lenine.
Para que nos vamos enganar?
Para que vamos a ensalzar V colo
ar sobre pedeStales unos cuantos in
;ignifcantes munecos de retablo, 81
OdOs quedan anulados Y Obscurecidos
lllte la tiguIa del tinico hOmbre verda
leramcnte grande Y verdaderamente
uerte, que ha surgld0 de la hecatom-
De?
Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd George,
Foch... trafdos Y llevados un dfa Y
otro en- apoteosis incesantes. :. y
,brumadoras, son tigurillas secunda-
las, propias, 81 acaso. para adornar
'os bajos-relieves de la estatua del gi-
;ante desterrado de la Siberia.
Los pueblos fingen. adorar a sus
dOlos y entretienen su miedo con dis
.ursos altisOhantes, con himnos de
Victoria y con f1amear de banderas y
ruidos de charangas; por todos to-
dos los cerebros .por todos los
coraZones cruzan las rafagas del te-
rror, sc siente la mano fGrrea del CO.
,oso,, que manda V DONNA con una
fuerAa incomprensible, incontrastable
y barbara.
La prueba de clio esta Ell que estas
deliberaciones del Consejo de la Liga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Sordera Y Ruidos EN- la
Cabeza.
.

81 padece listed de este, yaya
donde cualquier farmacia y pida
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL, Gu
70 precio es AIS pOr lata. Este nue.
vo remedio produce una cura ca
s;empre Immediate y sus prortO
efectos una cura permanente. Pc.
netra en- los sitios donde Sc asienta
ell dolor y ha realizado curaciOnes
eompletas en- muchos casos en- que
Sc habfan perdidO las esperanzas.
81 su droguista aun no ha recibidO
Ell SOURDAL, no acepte ning1n
sustituto Y ST envie un giro postal
para que lie sea proporcionado di-
1cho medicamento, a "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. 3S, STA
TION ROAD, CROYDON, SU-
RREY, ENG, y recibira un pa
quete por correO, su direction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09

Cuando Sc escriba la historic de eS-
te perfodo Sc vera que todos los eau
dillos que sc tocaron con penachos y
cileron cintillos de lentejuelas para
pasar,. inflados v Orondos, DajO los ar
cos triunfaleS. eran unos infelices SUI
.ietos que no significaron nj valieron
NADIA. V quedaran despachados con
cuntro lfneas, mientras ell dictador de
los Soyiets llenarl con sus hechos asOm
brosos con su grandeza imponente
centenares de paginaS.
Y. pOr >contado, de estaS reunlOnes
ii Orillas del Urumea, presididas por
el senior Qui1ones de Leon, no tendrdn
las generaciOnes yenideras, la menor
noticia. nj los mismos donOstiarras Sc
ac0rdarAn de elias en- cuantO llegue
Ia semana grande Y toree Belmonte.
Lastima de brocatel empleado ell el
adorno del salon de sesiones,C del di-
nero que-costaron los telefonemas Y
de la p6lvora gastada Ell los fuegos
de artifcio!
Como 81 los hubieran tirado al
aqua. 81, Sbtesio DELG4DO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
A|dHidI|idI0lGS |d|IIilII| IId de- ACtUa|nai

] Es impossible hablar de otra cosa
que del Consejo de la Liga de las ma
clones, porque constituye Ia actualidad
palpitante, yivita v coleando.
Con decir que en- San Sebastian Sc
han repnido casi con el exclusive OBJ
jeto de colocer el siyiRdri, banquetear
y tomar Ell fresco, los delegados de In
glaterra ,Francia, Italia. el Japon, 4el
Brasil. Belgica, Grecia y Espafla, basta
para commender el buen humor que Sc
aeeesita para tomar en- serio sus de-
terminaciones, que no pueden menos
lie ser Juana y Manuela, como dice
Il yulgo.
Las naciones representadas no son
mas que siete " faltan unas euantas,
puesto que hay aIgunas mas en- el
globo terraqueo. De las siete, >el Ja-
pom. el Brasil, Grecia, Belgica v Es-
laiia, puede decirse que nj pinchan nj
eortap, y Ia Ultima, representada por
i seiiOr Quinones de Leon, que tiene
4 alto honor de pfesidir las sesiones,
rs Ia dnica neutral, y milagro sera
lue no acabe pagando los yidrios ro-
os. como de costumbre.
Pihtan algo, por tanto, selamente las
tres primeras, que, por cierto, andan
odavfa pretendiendo aduelarse por
a fuerza de nuevos territories sin
,onsultar para NADIA la voluntad de
sus habitantes y tratando de que no
sc altere ia paz universal. =. cuando
elias Sc hayan quedado con todo.
AIientras los seilores delegados deli
beran tranquilamente en- los salones
lispuestos con magniticencia por la
Iputaci6n provincial de Guipdzcua y
se divierten de ,firme. comiendo chipi-
rones v saboreando las deficias de una
opera vasca, los franceses andan ii
trastaZos en- Siria /; los ingleses en- Me
sopotamia; los griegos ell Turqufa !;
" los italianos en- los Balkanes. :.
lie modo que, en- lugar de gastar el
tempo con las cuestiones del arbitra-
je obligatorio, el desarme universal y
otras nimiedades por4 ell estilo, puede
Que fuera mas it'll que Sc entretuvie-
aan discutir sobre la crfa del cana
10.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA-
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
sU 3 A S + A

Sc recibiran proposiciones ba-
jo sobre cerrado hasta las 8 de
la tarde de septiembre IL, 1920,
para la compra de un caballo
americana. Proposicaones en
blanco dando las especifcaciones,
pueden solicitarse del Negocia-
do de Materiales, Imprenta y
Transporte, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09

preocupan unicamente a la gente por
el dinero que la cuestan, y todo ell
mundlo lee las informaciones a elias
references como 81 sc tratara de unas
.carreras de cabalios de un cotill6n
del Casino; pero andnciese que viene
IA tomar parte en- los trdbajos din dele
gado de los Soviets, y adquiriran de
pronto enorme ilnportancia, y Sc pres
cindira de las reseIas de comilonas
y fiestas nauticas, y tolos los hilos del
tel6foilo Y todos los aparatos del Mar
conf, seran illsufcientes para transmit
.tir los despachos. con o,bjeto de que Ia
hulnanidad Sc. entere de 10 que dice
el russo.
;saben ustedels per que? Porque
detras del ruso esta Lenine.
! Lelline no discute, pega. Cerca-
do. acorralado: amnazado .por los mi
llonas. de esradas de los Eiercitos
UelscedoreS. Sc reyuelve airado y ener-
gico, organiza legiones, improvisa flo
tas de guerra, Sc burla de las amena-
zas contesta con altivez a los reque
rimientos, lama sus hordas a comba
tir sangre, Y fuego, sin piedad III
cuartel, enyfa sus emisarios a c0nno-
yer yyagitar el mundo Y anuncia bra
vamente que 81 lie hostigan aherro-
jan demasiado. es capaz de levantar
zen armas, impnente Y terrible, todo
el Oriente enigmatico misterioso.
Lenine no es ell Kaiser!
Pora ESQ los mismos que, sc ensanan
humillando hasta la crueldad a los
turcos, los austriacos y a los ale
names, -aguantan con vergonzosa pa
ciencia Y con ridfcula mansedumbre
V contemporanizan discutiendo correc-
tOs V -corteseS las audaceS impertinen-
cias de los rllsos, pOrque, como al To-
co del cuento de .Cervantes. lie pare
cen podencos no juzgan prudente des
cargar la piedra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Ell FILADELFIA

Los seIIores .yillar Y Co. agentes de
la Red sd" Line en- San Juan, nos
han informado que llegard este puer
to ell vapor FiIadeEfG, procedente de
Venezuela, mafiana por la tarde, para
scguir viaje hacia New York, ell sa-
bado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
BANCO COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
AvISO'

Tanscurdo pazo suscpcon accionitas
emion Banco S1000O0OO eib
Sales ocues del pubco general acciOnes de dha emission
uale ubriran del esu cuberto
dc las soiciudes los acconstas
Ell Bano avisara da los sotntes
adudcadO dbera
pues de dho aviso azon
nominal mas $25.00 ell FondO de
San JUAN P R., Septiembre T. 1920
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
vENDEMos.

Bombas depositos para ell almace.
naje desDacho de gasOIina aceites
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Crescent A. G..
Easily Defeats
Fraternity Men
Half Mooners Tie for Second
Place in Glass B Squash
Tennis TOurnament
STANDING OF CLASS u CLUBS

The first half Of the tournament for
the Class B metropolitan squash tennis
championship was completed yesterday
with the victory of the Crescent Ath-
letic Club over Tho D. X. L. delta
Kappa Epsilon) Club. The Half Moon
representatives took six Of the seven
matches, but in two Of these the fra
ternlty players carried their opponents
into extra games.
Yale Club holds first place in the
standing. with a record Of six straight
victories. The victory yesterday ad-
vanced TIE Crescents into tie for
second position with Columbia Club
The Bulldog team is expected to main
tain its advantage through the second
half of the tournament, which Will be
resumed II, fortnight
{. W. Dingee, of the Crescent Club.
and W. Taylor, Of D. X. f., furnished
the closest tussle in the concluding
match. The summary:
Tlelixx JerA.ns: .. X. e. l7Ei4, iI&15,
G. g. Davidson. D. X. e. l5--s. 15-s =
lor d. K. e. 10--l5. l5--e, 1S--l5: c. W
Dangle-. Crescent. defeated K. " Hawkes.
- *. e, lo-~l0, 16-S; \. I. Torrance
Crescent. defeated Il. l.. Ward D. X. e.
l0-s. l5--S; ]. w. Wins. Crescent, de-
feated q. ". Whelan. D. x Il, i5--lo
l5--i II s. Thorne D. X e. defeated
q. CypIot, Crescent, l5-1l. l5--ta
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Jersey Service Board
Members Appeal Custer
commissioners Seek TO Retain
Seats Until Highest Court
Passes on Case

TRENTON, n. j., Dec. 29.-OusteJ i
members Of the New jersey State Pub
lie Utility Commission to-day filed
II rough their counsel an appeal to the
Court of Errors and Appeals. Their
.ction was taken Immediately after a
Judgment had been fled in the Su-
preme Count upholdlng Goyernor Ed
Yards in his removal OF the commits
sioners for alleged misconduct and
neglect in caice.
The immediate issue is whether the
arpeal to the higher court VIII act as
q stay permitting thc commissioners
- continue IN Office until final court
eecisicn IS reached. " nile their coun-
'ol contends that they may SIT as =
DE factc board, the following opinion
was given this afternoon hv States
attorney General McCran:
"Eaca member IS not u intern ed
o.e nth er concern himself in and
eaoUt tae o...ee. tre privileges, liberties
e' Franchises o. the STATE Public
iity Board. aid he is absolutely
zrludea fgoW using the office as q
r. .naer @. tfe board or afly Of It's
'herties, privileges or franchises
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Plan to Bring Together
Country's Greatest Ath-
letes; Navy Has Joined

CHICAGO. Dec. 29-An annual ma
.ional track meet in which every COL
lcge and university il the Natioual
intercollegiate Athletic Association
wonld have representatives, and the
formation of an Olympic association to
take charge OF, and interest itself in.
the American Olympic Committee, were
Endorsed at the fifteenth annual meet
ing OF the association to-day
The suggested track meet would
bring together athletes from all over
the country and would be in the ma
turc Of an annual American College
Olympic The resolution passed re-
garding ar Olympic Association would
place in II the responsibility for elect
ing q representative committee which
would use every endeavor to gather
together team Of Americas best ath-
letes.
Alonzo a. stagg, athletic director of
the University OF Chicago, declared
the committee should be representa-
tive OF the best in the country, whether
college or industrial associations. He
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Eng e lish Stars
Favored tOBeat
Cornell In Run
American Harriers Race Pick
d-CambridgeNear
London This Afternoon
By lack Masters

lac Nrst international athletic con-
test of importance since the Olv1nnic
games will take place near London to-
day, when the Cornell University cross
country team meets representative
',am selected from England's two
great universities, oxford and Cam
br'dge. The race will be held over the
z mile course of the Thames Hare
and Hounds Club, at Roehampton, and
on past performances the English run
nors are favored to win.
The teams will face the starter as
follows:
Cornell-T. c. McDermott. c. G. Car
,ef ii. '. Bonsal. n Y. Brown. ]. l..
DlckinsoN, r. f. Brown, NJ. F. Rich
\. Oxford Cambridge A. Montague.
n. A Mclnnes, ". A. Grave, r. B. Sut,
99n' W. T. Marsh, W. Z. Seagrave. +.
Despite the fact that the upstate
runners carried off the national title,
me!r showing IN tn" rig race was not
l lp,,''c"'afly impressive, and Moakley
tos1 es1 no time in arranging for trycuts
TO. the British tour the result Of
"n'ch produced Charles Carter. who.
uhtlt ms season, hes competed sue
cessiulIy IN short distance races
=, carter dld not compete in the New
maven race because of an injury "a
ms leg, although Moakley had prepared
nm TOR the annual classic but IN the
linat tryout over a scven-mile steeDle-
chase course week before the team
sailed he led .hc pack home in fast
I'me' defeating, among others. Nc
Oefmott, the individual star Of the
The other new member Of the team
IS milton RIchMan, a sophomore. who
d}d not compete at New Haven. but
showed remarkable ability in the final
tryout at Cornell.
Seagrave. the Cambridge star. an
pears 10 be the best of the British
runners, although both Grave and Nc
innes Will undoubtedly finish well up.
9eagrave performed we'll in the 5000.
meter run at the Olympic games. fin
lshlng third in his heat and sixth in
the final. In this race, which was won
by Nurmi, Of Finland, not ore Aneri.
can qualified for the iinal.
with Montague, Sutton, Marsh and
Anderson, ali OF whom have performed
IL great style on English tracks this
year, the British team appears TO have
slight edge on the Cornell argrega-
ton despite the fact that Montague.
inc oxford captain, may not compete.
Montague ls IN excellent condition but
Il Is reported he may be kept out of
me race because Of an injury to his
foot
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

hands in the opening set, finally win
nlng at Sc, but in the second he COM
i'"tely outplayed Tucker, running off six
games in row at Go.
Richards's chief fault in his match
against Cummings was a tendency to
make double faults on his service and
TO mess up his volleying on the few oc-
caslons when he did seek to end matters
by closing in at the net position. This
vas more noticeable in the second set.
tor. after taking The first at love. the
champion appeared to let down dis
tinctly
1t WAS only when he felt the neccs-
sity for winning the points that Rich
ards brought greater speed to bear. He
IS capable OF much better tennis than
anything he has shown in this tourna-
ment to date
A new boy champion will be crowned
to-day. for neither Bearman nor Ems
mann has ever won the title before,
ana Charles VI. Wood jr., the present
champion, has graduated into the jun
lor class. kinsmann yesterday de-
teated ID. ID. Hedekin in closely fought
three-set match by a score of 6-3,
%. 6-3. showing a fairly good COM
mand OF the basic shots of tennis.
Bearman, in the mean time. was taking
TIE measure Of Sydney Gittler by u
score Of Ga, g, and showing su-
periority at all stages. These two boys.
Eearman and Einsmann, should put up
pretty high grade brand Of tennis,
considering their youth. 1t really IS
surprising how the youngest Of our
players are advancing along the path
wevs that lead to fame on the courts.
he summaries follow:
singles Nourth round)-Harry P!ckells do
feated Jerome j. Tucker. S--6. SO; Jerry
Lang defeated Arthur Orth. g. G-l !;
William NJ. Aydelotte defeated y. L. Hop
teated ParlSs Cummings 90. G~-4
National Junior indoor championship
doubles (second round) )--Willialn Eirsmann
and Grevel Acker defeated Y. Gress and
Parke Cummings defeated d. r. and
Arnold Bradley 6--4. e.: J. l.. Farquhar
and '. De Baso won from d. d. Hedckn
and Willis Gay by. default Vincent Rich
Bernstein and Edward Glitter. G-l, 6---3.
Third round-Einsmann and Ackors de-
feated j. J. Blust and J. Born, T--5. S-o
A. X. Glore and Ernest Kuhn defeated
furd and Numulines, 75. 6-3: Richards
aud McHugh won from FarQuhar and Do
Aydelotte defeated f. 7. Osgood and l.. T.
Daley, 6-3 $40. Is.
National boys indoor championship sin
gles tseNsi-fnal round--Nilllam Ensrnann
defeated d. ID. Hedekin. e---3. st. 6--G
Herbert Bearman defeated Sydney Git,ior
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Soccer Mogu1s Decide
Erie's Protest TODAY

Soccer moguls will be called upon
to solve knotty problem tonight at
a meeting of the National Challenge
Cup Committee, to be held at the Hotel
Astor, as result of the protest Of the
Erie Association, which team was de-
teated by Robins Dry Dock by 5 goals
to in the fourth round at Todd Field,
last Sunday.
The protest is based on the small
croachment of spectators. The rival
teams have already met twice, the fist
match at Harrison having ended in q
IL lie
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
american Collegiate Olympic
Proposed as annual Classic

also made a plea to Eastern College
men to divorce themselves from amaze
teur athletic politics.
Palmer E. Pierce. president of this
association. Who presided, declared
that the war had caused widespread in~
terest in boxing. He urged some sc-
ton be taken 10 lend support to tho
establishment Of boxing in college cur~
riculums. Faculties N more colleges
had yakenscontrol OF athletics as over.
seers and physical examination OF tia
students on entering the schos a", -4x
leaving. he declared. His report pointed
out +he deVelopment IN the past year
IN sports and SAID abuses had de-
creased.
New COLLEGES admitted to membership
in tre associate iola were Cornell College
DIVA, Massachusetts Tech, Annapolis
Naval Academyl, Centre College,
Miami, Depauw and Coe. The Pacific
Coas. Athletic Conference also vas &c
copied % membership
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Moore, Acting as Substitute,
Stops Sharkey in 11th Round
Bouts Hereabouts

NEW YEARS DAY {Afternoon)
Commonwealth s. C.-Frankie
Jerome vs. Jack Tracey, ten rounds:
Matty Brooks vs.. Johnny Lewis ten
rounds.
East New York A. A.-Eddie Wal
lace VS.. Al kale, fifteen rounds.
RidgewoOd Grove Club-SiIent
Martin VS.. Johnny Howard, fifteen
rounds.
Brighton Boxing Club (staten
lsland)-Willie Curry vs.. Young
Rector, twelve rounds.
"0odhaven S. C.-John Sommers
VS.. Walter Mohr, fifteen rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Evening)
Pioneer Sporting Club-Packey
O'Gatty vs.. Benny Coster, Fifteen
rounds; Lew Snyder VS.. Larry
Regan, ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Three NtzssFsee Runncrs
Sc Garis2e From Coils

LONDON. Dec 20 (Ey The Associated
Hress).-A steady drizzlo throaeh0uf
the cav VII make Erriand's "classic
and cruel seven and half-mle 'crovs-
country course 1T Koo.ampton muddy
and hea'- route for the Cornell and
the OH.ers.-tsn bridgc distance runners
Wno VII compete Tomorrow afternoon
m the fir race of the lind between
gland and American athletes.
Jones L. Dickinson, captain Of The
ihican squad. Thomas c. McDarraott
ana Char Brown are saeerine-
from colds and arc not In the best oe
condition.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30

gether Packy O'Gatty and Dick Atkins
for six rounds, the referee calling it
draw after the judges had disagreed.
Inc verdict was greeted with catcalls
and Kisses from the galleryites and
many dissenting voice on the main
moor. The majority thought O'Gatty
entitled to the decision.
Charles Pilkinston was awarded the
decision over Tommy Elm after ten
rounds. 1t wasn't much Of mill, but
Pilkngton did the forcing and most Of
tho leading. He also had the better Of
the intighting. nilkngton weighed
1891 and Elm 1870 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
IL. vino came NJ from Flushinx

-'s Uaset .ae1 aae heen cleaviag q
a-~ '7Ns14 t-e aa4i bracket II I'm
FessiFe style. Yesterday he continued
as uninterrupted march with straigh.
Il 'ctory over yoHng John J. Tucker.
no haii4 from .he Wcse Side Tennis
'lab Of rorest -.lls.
P.>.e..s = s~.fF -,regcle on hIs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Spiri,cd Assault Wins

lars aa .esfuei s game against
der piayers than himself, and his
l.6 Taows the hsaea. ct .ais school
z TIE local eac1.hoy champion
sses matte very ceo-!y &, al times.
dying upon metao4ical play rathcr
an spectacular aacts to accomplish
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Columbia's Champions
Assume Lead at Chess

Columbia. Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton contested the second round of their
annual tournament at the Manhat-
AN Chess Club yesterday. Prince
ton scored another victory, this time
over Harvard, by 2ia to ~. Colum-
bias champions, despite the tie with
Harvard on Tuesday, went into the
virtue of the Blue and White victory
over Yale by 3'S to 4. Princeton is
second, with 5 points.
The summarizes:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-30
Neane Nav Leave Syracuse

SYRACUSE, Dec. 29.-Thomas F.
Keane, track coach at Syracuse Uni
vorsity, IS wanted at Drake University,
Iowa. An offer to coach the track team
ana be trainer of all other athletic
teams was received day by the ve.-
cram Syracuse coach.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
Went TO BOTTOM
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
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80 many friends.
Be sure you get Swamp Roos -
start treatment at once.
However, II you wish frst 70 - =
this great preparation ssna y
cents to DR.. Kilmer & CO., H.
hamton, N. J., for . sample 49,
When writing be sure and ma
this paper.-(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
ACTIVE BUYIle
N SPITE OF BIG
DROP IN WHEAT

Chicago. Dec. ls.-.Whsat drop
ped quickly in value today ~ Z
result Of radical enlargement Of
the government estimates Of the
1870 yield Of grain. On the other
hand, however, there was good
buying attributed to the seaboard. .
Trading in May delivery Of wheat
began today, and - expected the
price was 1T . moderate discount
g compared With March. Opening
quotations, which ranged from 1xc
to &c lower, with December at
1.64h to 1.se and March ct 1.601h
to 1853, were followed by . mod
crate rally in some cases. =
Corn, like wheat, underwent q
setback in price. After opening
Nc to &c lower. including May
at 7014 10 Tx. recovered some
what, but then sagged again. :
Oats weakened with other Ger
eals, starting &c to 1c down, May
49A to 49A, and late sagging more.
Depression Of grain and hogs
had q bearish effect on provisions.