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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Removes Bodies
Of Once Famous
HOUOnlGn Family
Will Be Placed IN Vault
at St. Mays Gene
terry IN Rye.

Harrison. n. Y, Jan. 3.-The bodies
Of eight members OF the family OF
Benjamin Holiday. who many years
ago was known from coast to coast
for his wealth and the lavish manner
in which he spent It. have been re-
moved from the crypt under the lit
tie stone capel at Ophir farm. in Pur-
chase. where they had been for years,
and placed in a vault at St Mary's
cemetery in Rye. The vault was con
structed at the expense and under
the direction Of Mrs WhitelaW Reid.
widow Of the American ambassador
10 the court Of st. James. who now
owns Ophir farm
Reason for Action.
Mrs. r., action was prompted by
the fact that many private cemeteries
in Westchester county have been OBJ
liberated through changes In owner
ship Of the estates upon which they
existed and the desire TO prevent such
a contingency IN the case OF the
Holiday family.
Benjamin Holiday, who made his
fortune through ownership Of the
Ophir silver mine in Nevada, died in
Portland. Ore. 80 years ago Most
Of his once great fortune had gone
by that time.
Unidentified Body OF Baby.
The bodies - moved today include
his. that Of his wife and Jennie Lind
Mary Holiday. countess A. de Pour
tales Gorgier Pauline Cassandra de
Bussierre, wife OF baron de Bussierre.
Of Paris MadEe Holiday. joseph c
Holiday. and an unidentified infant
They had died in widely separated
parts OF the world. ranging from san
Francisco TO Hongkong. and Ken
lucky TO Paris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
DISTRICT COURT
OPENING MONDAY
Twenty Grim. lal Cases Set
for Hearings to Start
Thursday.

District attorney Leigh Clark an
nounces 20 criminal cases have been
set for hearing before judge ". d.
Hove. Of the 34th district court. com
mencing Monday but no criminal
cases viii be heard before Thursday
Among the criminal cases coming
up are some dating back 10 years.
Attempt was not made 20 set any muir
der cases during the first two weeks
Of the court
Following are the cases set for two
weeks commencing Thursday;
Thursday. g a. m, January $
George trida, 9 a. m. burglary Raj
ael Amanda and Amelo PARA. p.
m, assault 20 murder.
Friday, a. M January ST r
Petersen, removing mortgaged prop
Saturday. a. m, January 10
Harold Bartles0n and Arthur S titz-
gerald, conspiracy to commit theft.
John SuchWlnski, theft Of automobile
Monday, 10 a. M January IL
Thacker and Baca, swindling-
Wednesday. January 1T A. Hol-
loway. robbery by assault.
Thursday January 10 - James
Young. theft over $50; Alexandra sam
aniego, theft over $50.
Friday, January 15-W. 7. Meadows,
Monday. January 19- ". T. Dun
Duncan, perjury; W. T. Duncan, per-
ing; " T.. Duncan, perjury, W. T.
Duncan, ptr5uryi ". T. duncan per
jury: W. 7. Duncan. swindliug.
Tuesday. January 20-T. S. McClel-
land. theft OF a horse.
Monday, January 21-Teofilo Mar
ANA, swindling; Teofiol NaranJa, per-
jury.
uerfurv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Ell Paso Jewelers Plan
Organization To Raise
Standards OF Business

Lovers who contemplate wedding
in June may profit by getting the en-
gagement out of the way at once
For the jewellers OF Fl Paso are going
to organize
II is not solely for raising the price
Of Jewels. Organization. the jewellers
believe. viii stabilize their business,
protect them against peddlers and give
them a better standing generally So
a meeting OF all retail jeWelrv deal
ers IN the city has been called for
g o'clock Tuesday afternoon, January
s al the chamber OF commerce by
Burton Bunch. director OF the retail
merchants department IN letters
mailed Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
CASTOR LUMBER
CO. BOUGHT OUT
P. G. Thede and Benjamin
Sherrod Are Purchasers
Of The Yard.

P. c. Thede and BENJAMIN sherrod
have purchased the CASTOR Lumber
company and viii incorporate It as
a stock company, with a capital Of
$4,000.
Both Mr.. Thede and Mr.. sherrod are
well known. 8Ir. Sherrod has been
three years and Mr.. Thede is in the
wholesale lumber business in the
Mills building. Mr. Thede will con-
tiuue his wholesale business. Ir-
Sherrod viii manage the yard
The new firm viii be known as
the Thede-Sherrod Lumber company,
successors 10 the CASTOR Lumber com
pany. The yards viii remain where
they are, at the corner OF Texas and
Williams streets. The firm has 900
feet on Texas street, with ample
trackage facilities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Negro Caught
BetNeen Fires
In RiUer Fight
Officers Declare They
Were Led Into Trap;
Inquest Is Held.

Henry Renfro. a negro. was shot
10 death Friday night near the
island" at the foot Of Raynor street
when caught between rifle and pistol
shots from city detectives and alleged
smugglers from the Mexican side Of
the river.
The negro volunteered to lead the
detectives TO a spot on the border
where a load OF whisky was coming
across. Captain Of detectives Claud
Smith, detectives Elmer Reynolds and
Tony Varela followed the negro 10
the place.
According TO the officers. they were
trapped The negro, they say began
TO shoot as soon as the officers got
10 the place where the whisky was
TO be brought across the line.
Just as the negro opened fire a
squad Of men, said TO be smugglerss
began firing from the other side OF
the river. Shots came thick and fast
When the officers saw they were
trapped and being fired upon by the
supposed smugglers and the negro,
they opened fire Three shots hit
Renfro in the head. one in the breast
and one In the leg.
Responsibility Not Placed
Justice Of the peace Clark Wright
held an inquest over the negro's body.
He said death was due 10 gunshot
wounds. but was unable to place the
responsibility, as there were 40 or
50 shots fired close to where the
negro was. from the Mexican side Of
the river. and because the detectives
said they returned the negro's fire.
The detectives say IL was a trap
such as city and county officers are
often led into They believe when
the negro began firing at them was
a signal for the men on the opposite
side Of the river to open firing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Z 70. s. Stewart and ". K Mari 70 C. L.
{ Tippler, $1,000
! Mari Bros. Investment company TO
Mrs. C. F. Leary, 111s California,
$1,000.
MARI Bros. Investment company to
l. T. Harry, east half Of lot 81, all
Of %, block So. Franklin Heights,
S105e.
Mari Bros. Investment company to
p. C. Moore, lots 4 and =, block 25,
Government Hill addition, $3.50.
Mari Bros investment company 70
Cecil r. Bon. part C lots so, 81 and
80, block ISL, East FL Paso, $3.50.
Mountainside Real Estate company
TO Mrs. Mayme 3. Randall, lots 30, a
and ~, block 4. Golden Hill. $1,000.
Mountainside Real Estate company
70 ". A. Colt, IT., lots %. so and 81,
block 4, Golden HILL $1,000.
Terrace Improvement company to
John z Ne IS, lot 4, block g, Rich
mOnd Terrace, $3.50.
Mari Bros. Investment company TO
e. z. Lowe, lots II and IS. block 81,
East Ell Paso addition $500.
PhIuIps-Creei Co. sales
Phillips-CreeI Realty company re-
ports sales made IN the past two
weeks totaling S56.250. as follows:
Terrace Improvement company TO J.
A. Dial house at sos Cumberland
street, $3.50.
Rheinheimer Lumber company TO J.
a Wilder, lots % 10 IS. in block II,
Manhattan Heights, $1,000.
John y. Phillips to J. L Carroll,
house at BIB Sacramento. $3.50.
N. F. Lucero TO Mrs G. ". Rigal.
house, 2910 Tularosa, $4,000.
Terrace Improvement company to B
T. Bell, house. 1921 Cumberland, $3.50
John Wyatt TO A. Il. Wood, house.
1O15 Maple, $500.
J. B. Clay TO H. J. sada. house. zoos
Nevada $3.50.
Texas Bank and Trust company to
t.red B. Norris, house, 1906 Gramma,
John W Philips to c. A BuIeman,
house, 1903 Rio Grade, $3.50.
Raf Dimmit to A ID. Steger, house.
3425 Tularosa, $4,000.
" H; Garvey to A. C. King. house,
1924 Arizona $500.
Maytield Realty company TO Dowd
Dodd, house, 34I3 Nashville. $500.
John ". Phillips TO Ray Boyer.
house on lots % and east half Of %.
block 3, La LUZ street, Government
Hiu addition S395o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Twenty Years
TROUBLE OVER
Well known contractors
wife restored by Tanlac
in twenty days.

The greatest thing have TO be
thankful for is the way Tanlac has
built me up TO a vel ana happy
woman after twenty years OF
troubles" said Mrs n. B. Burch, VINO
lives at 2511 annie street, Kansas
1t was about twenty years ago
that my health began TO fail" con-
tinued Mrs. Burch, and ever since
then ] have been growing worse and
worse each year had such bad
case Of nervous Indigestion that ]
hardly ever cared whether ] ate any
thing or not, for ! knew II did II
would sour on my stomach and cause
me intense suffering. After ! ate
a little something I would be
troubled with belching and gas
bothered me nearly all the time. Way,
at night sometimes IL would cut my
breath of so bad that somebody
would have TO raise me up in bed and
work with me before I could breathe
without gasping and painting. ! was
so nervous that any kind Of noise out
Of the ordinary would upset me and !
couldn't sleep well. I had terrible
headaches and at times I would get
so dizzy ] would have 10 sit down
until 7 got over It.
"A friend Of mine, who had taken
Tanlac for troubles like mine, had
gotten such fine results that I de-
cided TO try Il too. The third day az
ter I began taking IL / started TO feel
better and by the time ] had finished
ny second bottle I didn't need any
more Tanlac because all my troubles
had left me and 7 was feeling better
than ] had in 20 years. 1 can eat any
thing I please and everything tastes
good, and ] am never troubled with
Indigestion in any form Ny breath
ing Is free and easy and I can sleep
all night long as sound as a child
7 am no longer nervous and haven't
I began taking Tanlac. ] feel built
up in every way and am gaining in
strength and energy. ] can certainly
recommend Tanlac highly and 7 think
I ought 20 tell everybody what this
medicine has done FOR me-" All
druEEists sen Tanlac-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
SEA FARTNG MEN TO GET
WAR CONTRIBUTION BOOK

Chicago. III, Jan 3.-More than a
million books contributed 10 the fight
ing men OF the United States military
forces during the war win be dis
tributed 10 sea faring men. according
TO Carl r. Milan. OF the American
Library association. at its convention
here. The books are to be divided
into Libraries for American merchant
ships coast guards and lighthouses
Wasteful methods OF the govern
ment printing office and departments
were attacked by Miss Edith Guer-
rier. superintendent Of the irregula-
ton department Of the Boston public
library, who served in the food ad-
ministration during the war. She
said:
publications on treatment OF cod
fish are sent to New Mexico; cotton
treatises TO Maine. pamphlets on the
eastern grains are sent 10 Califor-
MIA. government publications are dis
trlbuted lavishly without relation 10
community"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Y.M c. A. MEMBERS TO FLAY
PROFITEERS AT SUNDAY MEET

Members OF the Y. II. c. A. viii
fay profiteers at o'clock sunday
fsuu n RItl ID served
afternoon, fellowship hou-. The
subject TO be discussed is. Why II
Is So Hard TO Find An Honest Man,
and viii be led by Leo L Heisel.
Lunch viii be served.
Directors OF the Y 81. G. A. heari
Charles + Kuykendale, Of New York,
speak at James G.. McNarys home
Friday niEnt. az a parlUr conference,
". H lay. interstate secretary, and
8. j. BRENT. general secretary, also
spoke. AR. EcNary was not present
50 II. T. Bowie acted as host in his
stead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Il Seems Sometimes As II YoE Would
Fly out Of Your Skin.

Eczema or salt rheum not only
itches, but It also burns, oozes. dries
and scales over and over again.
Sometimes It covers The whole body
and causes Intense suffering
You have found that local appIca-
items have no lasting effect and you
want permanent relief
Take Hoods sarsapariIla. give It a
good fair trial. because you must
thoroughly purify yonr blood OF the
eruption viii continue 70 annoy. per
haps agonize you. This great medi-
cine has been successfully used In
thousands Of cases
To make and keep the bowels nor
maliy active take Hoods pills they
are gentle and hornugh.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
OOROEER's JURY VERDICT IN
L s uEoNEN rnsE nUEN ON

Mount Clemens. Mich. Jan. 3.-Pe-
tltions by friends OF ]. Stanley
Brown, who was killed on q country
road near here more than a week ago,
have brought attorney general A. j.
Groesbeck into the Investigation
Mrs Ruth Provost Brown, the
young widow. was questioned Friday
but was not detained The coroner s
inquest was concluded last night, he
jury returning an open verdict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Jurors Do Not Believe
Doctor Murdered Girl

Louisville. KY, Jan. 3.-Two OF the
six members OF the coroner's jury
which Friday returned a noncom-
initial verdict in the inquest into
the death Of Elizabeth Ford Griffith
believed that the Eirl committed
suicide two believed she was killed
by SOMEONE and two were ia doubt
as 20 wether it was a case OF muir
der or suicide None Of them. how
ever. expressed the belief that DR.
C G. Srhott, charged with murder
ing the l7-year-old office assistant
had committed murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Ministers OF Ell PasO
To Advertise Symphony
Concert From Pulpit,

Ministers OF Fl Paso viii adver-
tise from their pulpits the next con-
cert OF the FL Paso Symphony or
chestra TO be held January Is, John
H Regan. manager OF the orches-
ira. said Saturday
Editors Of Mexican newspapers
also viii advertise the concert
among the Spanish speaking popula-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

DR.. Floyd Poe OF the First Presby-
terrain church. viii take as his text
Sunday morning. How High Is God2"
There viii be special music by the
choir. An intermediate Endeavor So
ciety viii be organized at p. M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Warren Rogers and 3. NJ McHenry
we're arrested by deputy sheriffs Fri
sheriff T. E. Johnson. Of Odessa.
Texas. The two men are accused Of
running over and Gripping a small
boy when they were riding In an
automobile. When the men were ar
rested they said they had settled the
case by paying a fine at Pecos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

mon. former secretary for home af-
fairs, liberal candidate for the house
OF commons IN the Spen valley bye
election. was defeated by Tom Myers
the labor candidate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

nix, Ariz. who came ehre to take
John Buckhout back TO Phoenix to
answer a charge of appropriating a
horse. SAID Saturday that Buckhout
had arranged a satisfactory settle
ment with the alleged owner OF the
horse, and would not be seEtradited
Deputy sheriff Clay viii return TO
Phoenix this afternoon.
Deputy sheriff n J. Clay, Of Phoe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
BEWARE OF
KIDNEY AND
BLADDER DISEASE
No Matter What the Form Or the
Cause.

Either may come upon you like a
thief IN the night And. II you aren't
already suffering. look out for the
warning signals Of kidney trouble. ss-
pecially pains in the small Of your
back or groins high-colored or soald-
ing urine. too frequent OF too scanty
discharge Of urine, mucous discharges
from the urethra, depression Of
spirits. falling appetite. Then it's time
for you 10 act quickly BY taking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
ROTARY LUNCHEON TO BE HELD
AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

FL Paso Rotary viii have its weekly
luncheon next Thursday in the Parrot
grill at the chamber Of commerce and
not at the Hotel sheldon, as usual.
John II. Regain. assistant manager Of
the chamber Of commerce, said Satur-
DAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
THEC sOPH-CAL SOCIETY To
MEET AGAIN on SUNDAY

The The0sorhicsl society viii meet
Mills building Philip r. Baber, presi-
dent OF the society. viii speak on an
interesting subject at the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

C0uncIIman r Q SemDIe reDorted
to the city council Saturday that
work on Dallas street had been com
pleted by the G. H & s. A. railroad.
The council ordered work TO be COM
menced on the city's part Of repairing
the vfaducr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Juneau, Alaska. Jan. 3.-One IN
identified man was dead. II injured
persons were in a local hospital and
number were reported missing last
night as the result Of a landslide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

PASTOR IS ILL
Owing TO the illness Of Rev. Hugh
T Mitchelmore. pastor OF Altura
Presbyterian church, Percy McGhee
win speak at the churchs Sunday
morning service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

The city ordered three monkeys.
two females and one male. Saturday
for the zoo at Washington park 1t
was decided last week TO buy the
monkeys but order was deferred until
the best specimen Of monkeys suit
able TO this climate was decided upon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

Semi annual interest on Savings &C
counts viii be due Jan. list. De-
positOrs are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
EARLY YEAR
ECONOMY SALE
Of W0menS Fine Shoes

demanding space, so we offer for your selection
five big lots Although these are Clearance Sale
items, they represent the finest footwear possible,
and IN some one of the five big lots you will be sure
to find Just the shoe you want at price much less
than you had expected r pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
HIRKLE'S CAPSULES

which viii bring relief from your
pains and prevent the trouble from
becoming serious. Large box. St.15. II
you are not satisfied. tell your drug
gist and he viii refund your money
That's our guarantee Hinkle Capsule
Co, Incorporated. Mayfisld. Ky.-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
YEARS REALTY SALES Of ONE FIRM
HERE REPORTED OVER 100000

Best Year in History For FL Paso Realtors Says J. L.
Mari, Who Says Home Buying Made Biggest Per
Centage Of 1919 Business; Company Sells Rosen
Apartments; Phillips Creel Co. Reports. Sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

January Clearance IS now at hand, and we an
nounce beginning Monday, an Economy Sale of
women's shoes. We call this Economy Sale be-
cause it is the truest economy possible to buy such
high grade Guarantee Shoe Company's shoes at
such nominal prices. However, spring arrivals are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
LOTNO. 3

Here is probably the biggest lot Of
high-grade shoes that ever entered
into a Clearance Sale. Both lace
and button styles are included in
all leather and leather and cloth
combinations. There is a full range
of sizes to select from in Louis, Gu
ban and English walking heels.
One lot Of particular interest is a
group of Laird e Schober patent
vamp boots with fawn cOlOred cloth
tops. These shoes sold regularly
for $3.50 and $13.50-in the Econ
omy Sale at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Stocks FIRM
At The CLOSE

New York. May Stocks we're
under further professional pressure
during the greater part OF tOday's
session. but recovered much Of their
losses when money rates eased. Sales
Appropriated 1,050,oO0 shares. The
close was firm
Liberty bonds close 35s's. $3.50; first
as. SsA5o; second IS SSA9Ss first z s.
ss5.70s second 41t's. s85.10; third AZ s.
s89.72s fourth 4 Z s. $3.50. Victory 8 q s.
S9s.se; Victory 4&'s. $685.
Trading today opened with a number OF
substantial advances. sentiment evidently
being encouraged at the absence OF serious
widespread labor disturbances on the May
day in this country Brokers reported
many buying orders from interior points.
General Motors was the strongest fea-
ture at the outset gaining five points
Replogle steel. Studebaker, Baldwin and
Mexican Petroleum gained I 20 "a points.
The demand for rails was light, a. irregu-
lar changes
The advance subsided as soon as the
buying power had run its course on to-
days stock market shorts then resumed
their recent attack on such issues as
American Woolen, Crucible steel and Cen
eral Motors, IL which reactions ranged
from 70 u points other leaders losing
4 10 Q.
Last weeks Indifferent bank statement
and indications OF a continuance OF the
recent high rates for call money also con-
tributed TO the setback Trading became
dull as prices yielded and demand loans
opened az 9 percent
There was further liquidation Of LIB
erty bonds, the Il and the third Z 3
making new low records
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
COTTON REACTS
AFTER ADVANCE

New Orleans. La, Nay 3.-Too much
rain in the eastern half OF the belt
caused rather strenuous buying Of
cotton in the opening today and for
some time after, but after July had
risen to $3.50 and the active months
were so TO IS points up, the market
did right about face and reacted
sharply on private predictions OF rain
IN Texas
Toward the middle OF the morning
the trading months were only 10 to
30 points higher than the close Of last
week, July falling off to $3.50. Be
lief in rain for the west was based
on the low barometer over that sec
ttion Of the belt
Opening bids were:
Nay, $3.50: July, $685.; October.
sa5-60i December. S5i-SS; January,
S5446.
Unfavorable reports concerning labor de-
velopments among New England mills
were largely offset by numerous com
plants Of replanting on a large scale in
several states in the belt and the market
made little price change standing late in
the morning TO 80 points over the close
OF Saturday, the distant months being
stronger than the near
New York Cotton Futures.
New York. May Cotton futures
closed steady. May. sos5cs July, Ss-20cs
October. 35-70cs December 34-s5c; Janu-
AIRY, 14.5oc. spot. steady middlinE. Size
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
~ LTsTFp sTOCKs.
MoNEY AID METAIS.

CBy the Associated Preas-l
New York. Nay S--Mercantils paper
6& az percent
Exchange strong
Sterling 50 days bills, $3.50. CONNER,
ciai so day bills on banks. $3.50 CONNER
cial 50 day bills, ss-79lz; demand, fS.sfi5
cables S3s5H-
Government bonds, weak.
Railroad bonds. irregular.
Time loans, strong High g; low. = rul-
ing rate. g. closing bid, 2. offer az q last
loan. Z; bank acceptance, 6 percent.
Bar silver. SL10i.
Mexican dollars SAKE
Copper, quiet
Elsctrolytie, spot and nearby. 1sE @
19i4c: June and July 1sitc.
Iron steady. No I Northern, $500; no.
Northern, $500
Anthony. f1o-25-
Tin. steady. spot $3.50; sIay-July,
Lead. steady spot and May offered at
$500; June-July, Ss.75 offered
Zinc, steady spot, S7-s7iz BIDS &7-95
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng, Nay 5--The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as
spot copper, f1os. =. Sd.
Electrolytic- f111.
Tin. E3f5. S.
Lead. go
Zinc, f45. los
LOCAL METAL MARKET
Quotations received by the Il Paso
smeiter;
silver. s11oE.
London lead. $40.
London lead futuras Ef1 sos
London exchange, S3-s4-
Lead. 1925
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
CORN NERVOUS;
OATS CD HIGHER

Chicago, Ill, Nay 3.-Uneasiness as
TO the lateness Of the 1920 crop season
did not mean production seriously be-
low normal had a decidedly bulIish ef-
feet today in the corn market. Open
Ing quotations which varied from un-
changed figures 70 ! rs higher. with
July SL655s 10 S1-66 and September
Sl-5S 20 sl-58 is were followed BY
material upturns all around
No important setback took place.
The market closed nervous. pa to 4Isc
net higher. with July S1ss IA to
Sl6ez and September s1-601 to
s1.60 rs.
New high record prices were
reached by oats. Scantiness Of sup
plies were readily available for de-
livery on May contracts, to a large
extent were responsible. After open
ing II to SIC Up, including July at
SO IS 70 90c, the market continued to
ascend
Demand for meats were lacking.
Lard. however, scored a fair advance.