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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

ras, pues sus entradass econ0micas Sc
ran mayores que las actuales.
|, Para tomar parte principal en- una
velada, de p6stumo homenaje organiza-
da en- aquella poblaci0n, con motive del
reciente fallecimiento del insigne por-
torridueno Tomas Carri6n Maduro, ma
mana iran a Guayama artistas mdsicos
poncefios.
Los 1ltimos donativos hechos con
destino erigir un monuments que per
petite la memoria del compatriota Ca
rri0n Maduro, proceden de don Gunner
sindo Beltran Y b. ID. A.. aqueI de Pom
ce y este de Santa Isabel. que enviaron
Fcada uno un dollar.
Con esas sumas alcanza $51.5e la
cantidad recolectada hasta la fecha.
Tras de dos semanas de eDferme-
dad, tempo que permaneci0 en- CANA,
ignorada su dolencia hasta por sus mas
fntimos amigos. aver tuvimos Ia satis-
facci6n de saludar a nuestro Querido
amigo el notable poeta don Antonio
AIirabal.
Nos complaee poder afiadir esa no.
ticia, como complemento. que va esta
sano = alegre
En- la Gorte de Justicia de este
distrito, el honorable Juez Domingo Sc
Epulveda ACADIA de imponer un afio de
carcel trefnta dfas de affesto al acu-
sado Arturo Torres jefferson. sindica-
do por violar Ia icy de arbitrios: ' por
el mismo delito igual pena a Ramon
Negron Toribio Kuilan, tambien de
este distrito judicial
FL mismo Hon. Juez Sepnlveda i'm
puso un afio de preside a Pedro Velaz-
lquez, quien Sc declar6 culpable al Ieer-
lsele ma acusaci6n de escalamiento en-
primer grado.
M popular artista fot6grafo don
Francisco sclavicco. Quien yoluntaria-
mente fue a Europa para alistarse en-
lel Eiercito aliado, ha vuelto a esta ciu-
dad muy pronto abrira 50 gaIeria fo-
tograiica.
/ "a tarde de aver. asistiendo buen
ndmero de personals amigas de Ia IA
milia. Sc proeedIo al entierro del ca
darer de la ioTeh Andrea TorruelIa.
quien falleci0 anteanoche en- su domi-
clio Guile del Hncar.
fContinla en- Il 1ar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

lns pkeinas a. este bile iassa. rcruid
~ cuEss. lsvdia. luedle tuaa. erirfo. y
iarwa u uslsuF ana paRinna. puatos
q mcdanf sehEe b cue hahtis lriau.
Y culonoes conplyndrrtis h hEsra
colonai qns 1oat sanins Chsoano "a
en- IA lisTsutuTa cnstellnnA.
NJ poetn cue auahA Dc pcrdcr "a
vaiisso cerebro ere nm prufunao sdmi-
rador d h NninrnicEa. \ h csnto
de Ia mansra mAs bella y frngAnte
cue pado. III Salso dcl reauendnma-
ihabeis lsido oss gran poena donda
q poeta copia las misicriosas notas
cue Dc dcsprenden Dc Ia Natpraleza
al oaer las cristalinas aguas Del sul-
TO?
;Habeis leido las sensitivas nOtas
de Ia "Elegia del 6rganO!" Encie-
IRA esta poesia las exactas notas que
Sc dispersan del llOroso y fdnebre Or
gano en- Ia tetrica soledad del tenn
plO.
"En Ia armeria realv es una de las
niejOres poesias de ChOcanO que con
maiestuosa sonoridad resucita los
tiempos de las epieas conquistas, los
tiempos gloriosos de las brillantes es-
! padas, las cortantes lanzas, los pena-
chos y estandartes. Y al yer todas
esas armas en- el cementerio del olvi-
do llora amargas lagrimas sobre elias,
porque como el dijo, en- otra vida ha-
bia sido conquistador,
"Los caballps de los ccnquistadores"
es una poesia muy bella en- dOnde des-
cribe con admirable maestrias Ia parte
que tomaron los her6icos scaballos en-
la conquista de America.
Y asi, todas las poesfas de Choca-
no son bellas, bellas en- la entera y
profunda signifcacion de la paIabra,
con rasgos sentimentlaes algunas, con
epicos y heroicos rasgos otras, con
dulces y maternales rasgos las de-
mas. Y~todas sus poesias estan inn
pregnadas del amor saivaie que lie te-
mia a America, a la que supo admirar
y cantar como ningun otro escritor 10
haya hecho.
! La perdida de Santos Chocano jun
to con la del immortal Perez Galdos,
son mi yer, las,dos catastrofes mas
grandes que ha tenido la Literature
Castellana en- esta nitad de siglo. IN
,..Venid, hermanos, y ante la fgu-
ra todavfa con vida, pero sin alma Y
sin pensamientos, del colossal Santos
Chocano, desgranen nuestros~ labios
ur, Padre Nuestro por SUI alma niuer-.
ta...
Jose Lopez Baralt.
Mario %, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
,RAzONES APLASTANTES
Los. Colombo y los Colon ante
la Cronologia

,lu caaE ~ uinran gsssse., tisanI., ane
lmiirsm ac cuiimrnM eccmnae Auman.
a., -
laeeh = rssnral "a lsfa seran ~
csmfr.aaa , Dos hiaoriadoies de "a
vida. Eaueo ga poaaueal hasim isss.
augaes De- csriar cmtorcr ahos sin con.
rcnccr a Juan a. Tencer sumnndo: a.
1Acr6 = Ia Rabiaa a lnes DE- issl y
muri6 en NaIladolid en- l5aAl fcchas
rirurosamenie hiss6ricas. Median vein.
tidos afos: cuarto sumando: -.
Catorce. con seintitres. con catorce
y con veintidos. son setenta y tres. Ia
"a eS. cuestionablemente, Ia edad a
que muri5 Colon.
Para haber muertO en- 1906 y haber
alcanzado T3 afos. tuyo que nacer en-
I433. perO. segdn el acta nptarial op-
lombina. su padre Domingo solo tenfa
IL amos en- l429, cuandO elnpezaba a
ser aprendiz de tejedor. "A que edad
este HUMMELSHINE, obrero contrajo ma
trimonio y pudo engendrar al descu-
IBridof' 'de America? Fue muy precoz
para 10 que entonaes Sc estilaba para
To- ape an aprendiz de tejedor pOdfa
hacer.
No cabe argiiir que es un calculo en-
lel Aire el de la edad que alcanz0 Colon.
IN llnismo 10 .dei0 contrastado en- una
carta que en- 1903 eslribi0 los Reyes
Cat6licos. carta acknowledgements des-
cubierta O estudiada pQr la crftiea, En-
ese>Glocumento habla de que naveg0
mas de cuGfcHfa GRos. Son estos los 23
que estuvo casi sieinpre Ell el mar am
tes de su naufragio y aparici0n en- Por-
tugal. Seis que naveg0 por la costa de
Africa, de 14IO a 1476. Los once amos
de sus aventuras de 1892 a 1503. SUI
man los cnqreatd GHos AfiadamOs los
ocho amos que estuyo en- Portugal sin
1laYegar, desde 1476 a 14S4; otros, ochp
qus5pennanecio en- 'Espala desde 14S4
"a s1asl2 hos. eatoree isetsn infancia, an
tes de embarcar, " tendremosS otra yez
los sefeata D tres a1ps con ellos la
casi iinbosibilidad de que su padre fue-
& Sc neeI Domingo Colombo que. en- 1429 te-
ma lfa 81 once e. 'ahass Hos % iGada hsas
Sobre todtl: una cosa no puede ser
! no no ser aIimismo tempo. Ell Colon
Que descubli6 America tenfa 81 aiios
en- 1870, al JEegar a Portugal. FL Colom-
a,a ita1ianp fenfa entonces 10 afios, es-
talla eniItss4a, no habfa navegado ~
hera visater@ Lo eual hace suponer que
AannquG ipe0sase algunas ,yeces en- el
IfaguaS nDasaf5a Ell la salobre del Attain
E4inn..d a.f.l.lsS ear.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

Weep Presidente, don Fernando Beir0.
( Tesorero, don Francisco de Diego.
Secretario, don Jayier Delgado.
Vice-Secretario, don Jose Martinez.
vocales, don Rafael Roca, don Gui-
llermo Garau, don Luis BIcndet, don
Miguel Truyol.
Suplentes, don Jose M. Perez. don
emilio D. Gely, don Manuel Fernan-
dez Gonzalez, don Nadal Reines.
Cumplida Ia conision encomendada
por la Asamblea General de la s.Gama-
ia de Comercio' los Delegados, Sc fell
citan por el fraternal recihimiento a. lie
han dispensado sus companeros Y ami
gos, felScitando la vez, los seiiores
elegidos por unanimidad. para ocupar
los puestos iirectivos de la Secci6n de
la "Camara de ComerciO de Puerto Ri
co, que dejaron constitufda a las once
de la maiiana del dfa 2S de mario, de
1920, en- la eiudad de Guayama. Ell
acta de constitution de la reorganizada
Secci0n, cierranla las tirmas de los Sc
iiores Delegates Morell Tories, de
Ponce Martinez nuestro fraternaI
amigo compahero senior Lomba.
Tenemos entendido. que Sc tomaron
en- la Asamblea General de Ia sCamarq
de Concrete. otros acuerdos de alg,i-
ma importancia nos serfa grato el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

Madlid. mario 12La ,inminente par
tida para Marruecos del ex-Ministro
de la Gobernaci6n senior GoicOcchea,
del Marques de Villabragina de dos
.diputados, uno reformista y el otro re-
ptiblics no. ha sido anunciada por Ell
periodiec madrileio la LibertaGp.
Ell obieto de aquellos personaies Sc
ra ell dc celebrar una reunion en- Tan
ger para sostener la reclamation de
que esta ciudad marrOquf pertenece a
Espafia.
Pc .asaheccrd en- Madrid el Reg
Madsid, MARIO 12.-El Rey Alfonso
ha pospuesto su yiaje Burdeos, adon-
de iba para recoger a su hija, "a rnfan-
ia Beatriz, y volyer con ella Nspafa,
por cuatro cinco dfas El Rey ha
suspendido, ademas,. todas las audien-
cias. para recibir al doctor Cisneros,
eI especialista en- enfermedades del
dido.
Direroencios con Benenguer
Maosid. mario 12.-Uno de los prin-
cipales topicos de conversation hoy es
la yisfia que intenta realizar el Gene
raj Fernandez Sllvestre. comaudante
general. de MeliIla a Madrid. Sc ha
manifestado que ei General va a ha-
Ger el xiaie debido q las divergencias
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
UPWARD TREND
WELL SUSTAINED
Hope Of Easier Credit condi-
tions Was the Principal
Impetus

New York, July 7.--The forward
movement gained in momentum in to-
day stock market, with a further
broadening of the trading and a fur
ther elevation Of prices. The improve
ment was based largely upon better
monetary conditions and the absence Of
concern regarding the Forthcoming Wig
orous presidential campaign. The
per cent opening rate for call money
far this month. There was rcported TO
be considerable loan calling during the
morning, but the supply Of demand
funds was evidently in excess of the
demand notwithstanding the apprecia :
pie increase in the volume of dealings.
This was attested in the subseouent
lowering of the call rate to Z per cent.
The hope of easier money conditions,
| at the same time, was given additional
s.rengtn IN the report of another large
consignment Of gold from England.
sentiment, however, was distinctly
more cheerful. If not optimistic. which
was reflected in the marked increase in
the volume of business and the broaden
ing tendency of the trading. The first
| hours dealings alone footed up TO an
proXimately 300 900 shares, or moro
than the total turnover of numerous
recent sessions. While a considerable
part of the activity was tracesble To
the more energetic efforts on the part
Of the professionals of the constructive
party. there was a notable increase in
the outside demand, which was indi.
Caten oH me more active operations of
the so-callcd wire houses.
Interest at the outset continued m
center in the oil. steel. equipment md
shipping shares, but before tie morning
was over the railroads participated in
the further general advance by reason
of the broad buying movement. Here
and there profit taking caused reactions
| from the higher levels. but II was oh
served in all parts of the list the least
resistance was encountered in the up-
ward swing.
Foremost features in the extension Of
the upward swing embraced Mexican
Petroleum. Pan American Petroleum.
Texas Co.. Replogle and Vapadium
Steel, Baldwin and American Loco
motives. General Motors. Stromberr.
United States Rubber, Marine preferred
and United Fruit.
In the railroads Canadian Pacific rose
nearly 3 points; Reading over 2. while
gains of to IL points were recorded by
Southern Pacific. Atchison. Norfolk and
Western, Louisville and Nashville and
Union Pacific.
Activity abated at midday, although
call money was freely supplied at Z per
cent. but the scope of the market was
not affected. Steels, equipments and
oils made noteworthy additions to early
| advances and coppers responded to a
| fair inquiry. Improvement in rails ex-
tended to New York Central and Balti-
more and Ohio.
Oil and food shares were the sus-
timing features of the final hour. most
other issues reacting under pressure of
realizing sales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07


s''ssss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
GOOD GAINS MADE
IN THE CURB LIST
Outside Market Responds to
Continued Strength on
Big Board

New York. July THE Broad street
curb market today, in contrast with It's
action yesterday, made good response
to the continued strength and activity
on the stock exchange.
A good many outside orders were re-
ported In the usually active specialties
and professional operators also were
more conspicuous. Gains were estab.
lished ranging from fractions to 2h
points and realizing sales that followed
were readily absorbed.
General Asphalt showed a particu-
larly good demand and was more ac-
tive than for some time past, making
an extreme gain Of nearly 8 points.
The stock lost only a slight fraction on
profit taking. A fair inquiry was ap.
parent for North American Pulp and
Submarine Boat.
Oils participated In the advance. with
Simms leading. Skelly was active,
ranging from II TO 10M, Ryan Con.
solidated was up 11S points, at 80 and
White Oil was steady at 19& to 191t.
Boston Wyoming ranged from 11s to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

Total sales. e4sl shares, compared WIN
aa5a sbaTes Yesterday. Thus far this Week
IN ia shares. Same period last week. oiS'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
LOCAL DEALINGS
MUCH BROADER
Brightest and Liueliest Market
That Has Been Seen in
Long Time

II was the brightest and biggest local
market seen in several months. Con-
sidering the restrictions still enforced
by the money market conditions the
expansion in the volume Of dealings was
surprising. Not only. however. was
amount of business done larger thoc
has been cnjoyed for a long time hut
the dealings likewise were widely dis
tributed. indicating much moro orti
mistic feeling. The performance Of tho
market. as a whole. also disclosed il
had been sold to standstll with the
floating supply pretty we'll cleaned up,
In Electric Storage Battery, which
was the stellar attraction. the trading
was little short Of buovant. The de-
mand for the stock throughout the
morning was strkingy vigorous and
the ease with which the price was
marked up 50 to 1o7. making a new
top for the current movement. suggested
that certain interests anparentIy were
experiencing considerable difficulty in
covering up somo Of their outstanding
contracts
The better feeling. however, was re :
flected in almost all parts of the list.
The tirmness of the high grade of stocks
was especially encouraging. and had its
efect IN strengthening the lesser at
tractive issues. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
was bought freely at 80. while Lehigh
/ Valley was up $50 at AZ on small
transactions, Lehigh Navigation also
being well taken at 571a.
Trading. in Philadelphia Electric was
fairly active, with the price we'll sus-
tainpd above the % mark. at which fig =
ure the stock has been so successfully
peggod, Philadelphia Rapid Transit
got within a shadow Of 20, while Union
1 Traction touched 80.
In the miscellaneous list American
Stores continued notably strong at
AL. American Gas held at 81: Lake
superior recovered all it's recent loss in
a rally to IA. Few dealings in Gen J..
eral Asphalt raised that specially 1O%
points above the previous sales at 7GH
United Gas Improvement was in good
demand at 42H and the preferred con
tinued firm al par (50).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was quoted in New
York today at 99hc, unchanged foreign
91Ac. an advance Of INC. In london
the price was Id higheffsat 62kG-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July 7.-There was less
pressure to sell by the local bears this
morning. Consequently. the opening OF
the coffee futures market was stead!er
and unchanged to an advance Of 10
points Trade connections and Commits
sion houses absorbed the offerings,
Yesterdays break In the Brazil futures
market led to the belief that New York
interests were again depressing values
there In order to influence the market
here. But this morning, official cables
reported a slightly steadier tone in
Santos with futures 90 to $50 re;s
higher, which may have accounted for
the moderate short covering bv wal
street commission houses during the fore.
noon. Shorts have been able to cover
close to a half-cent less than on Fridav
Around midday. values in the locsi
market held steady and close TO initial
figures with trading, however less active
than recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. July THE opening of
the foreign exchange market was quiet
this morning with little changes. De-
mand sterling was up Il, francs were
unchanged and Belgians were up 6
points.
Quotations were
Demand sterling 3.94. cables 3.94% ;
franc cables ll,7O. checks 11.72; lire
cables 1925, checks 1927; Belgian
cables 1l,05, checks 11.07 Swiss cables
5.54, checks 5.56; guider cables 35%
checks 35A pesetas cables 1910. checks
1905; Stockholm cables 2215, checks
22.o5; Copenhagen cables 1850, checks
1850; marks 2.65.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
MoNEY.lENplNG RATES
NEW YORK-MoneY on call opene

NEW YoRK-Money on call opened al
8 per cent; high, 8; low, Z; last, 7
closed, 7 ruling rate per cent.
In the time money market has not yet
appeared to any extent, brokers report
What loans are obtained on all Industrial
collateral range from thirty to sixty
days at per cent Mixed collateral
loans are quoted at 8h per cent, with
practically nothing offered
The acceptance market Is unchanged
quotations ranging from 6% to 6h pei
cent discount.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
StYanded
in a Strange City
W/ith0nt
Travellers Checks

1T is an unpleasant experience,
i being stranded in a strange
city without travellers checks,
with the banks closed and no
friends at hand to help you out
of your difficulties. Those who
have been thus caught resolve
never again to be without these
convenient travel funds because
they are acceptable anywhere,
at any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
Invest 5s. e51a 65h 65h.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold at
auction today by Barnes & Lofand:
STOCKS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. gqIy 7,-BUTTER - Lower.
=, EGGsMHiShssIT, Receipts. IS, ,so7 cases.
S7hc; at mark cases included. asa loSe,
storage packed extras, 43ci storage packed
trsts, 42042h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

PHILADELPHIA-Ca G. per cent ;
time, o per cent; commercial paper,
three to six months, per cent
(Note--These are merely nominal
quotations. as the legal rate of interest
In the state of Pennsylvania is fixed at
per cent. Plus premium and commits.
sion time money for thirty to ninety
days Is loaning at s to Sh per cent,
while commercial paper from three 10
pc. cent?
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02
MISSES HOSIERY

Misses Black Ribbed Hose sizes to 10 2 at 39c
Misses Round Ticket Hose black, brown white at 49c
Misses Sport Half Hose black at Soc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02
MEMS FURNISHINGS
UNDERWEAR

Mems Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, good quality a
Mems Fine Egyptian Shirts and Drawers, best grade
Mems Elastic Rib Union Suits all sizes at
Mems Athletic Uuion Suits, all sizes at
Mems Forest Mills Union Suits, Inequality, short sic
81 leg at
Mems Forest Mills Athletic Union Suits fine sheer mai
B. V. d. or Seal Pax Union Suits at
Boys Ribbed Uuion Suit at
Athletic Shirts and Drawers at
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02
GENTLEMENs HOSIERY

Mems Heavy Cotton Work Hose at 2e
Mems Fine Cotton Hose, black or brown, 3pr $40
Mems Fine Mercerized Lisle Hose, all colors S9c, 6G
Mems Silk Hose, Gordon or Everwear, all
Coors at 96
Mens Extra Fine Silk Hose at $I.3
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02
S II IR T S

Mems Fine Dress Shirts soft cuff at $3.50
Mems Fine Dress Shirts 81. o8 $3.50, 80, ST.
Mems Fine Corded Madras Shirt 500 value at 1898
Mems Pure Silk Shirts at $6.98
Mems Work Shirts at $1.49
One Lot Mems Dress Shirts, sizes H. IT. 12 at CSC
Mems Brown Pin Check Overas at $3.50
Mems Blue and White Stripe Overalls at $3.50
Mems Heavy Brown Overalls at $2.25
Boys Khaki Pants at STAG
Mems Khaki Pants $2.49, S2.98
Mems Fine Dress Pants at 1898, 1898, 1913
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02

Ladies' Oxford and Pumps, black and tan, odd lot
of about 50 pairs, sizes 1-2 to A. at $I.05
Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps at %98
Ladies Mahogany Color Pumps at $498
Ladies Black Vici Kid Pumps at &98
Ladies' Black Kid Oxords, Louis Heel at $4.98
Ladies' Black Kid Oxords, Cuban Heel at $4.98
Ladies' Dark Brown Calf Oxford low heel big buy $498
Ladies 2-eyelet Pumps patent leather, high heel,
of the biggest hits of the season, $3.50 value at $698
Same as above only black kid at $o98
Ladies Black OF Brown Pumps, high grade shoes worth
5000 and $1,000 at So98
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-02


wdoen tsondd
That's tn reason fol these
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-15
RUN AT CHICAGO MARKET is
HEAVIER THAN TRADE HAD
REASON TO EXPECT.
PRICES INCLINED TO
SEEK LOWER LEVELS
Moderate Upturn Proves Only Tenn
porary-Rains in Oats Belt Dispel
Ease Neutrality-suspicious. Dull and
Weak In Sympathy With Hogs.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June 15.-Larger receipts
than expected gave an advantage to-
day to bears in the corn market
Der delivery. Pit traders in particu-
lar avoided the July option. Opening
quotations, which varied from yes
terday's finish to one-half cent low
er. with July at s1.73A to s1.74 and
September at s1.6SA to S1.64A. were
followed by a moderate upturn and
then by a general decline.
Later there was persistent buying
on the part of leading commission
houses and shippers. 1t was current
gossip that receipts would dwindle
after this week. The market closed
strong, sh to SH cents net higher
with July at Sites to Sits and
September at s1.675s to s1.6S.
Oats.
Rains dispelled fear Of crop damage
and tended to ease the oats market.
After opening one-fourth cent Off to
one half cent advance, including
September at S41a to SASS cents, the
market hardened little and then
sagged all around.
Provisions.
Provisions were dull and weak,
sympathizing with declines in the
value OF hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-15
Chicago Horse Market,

Chicago. June 15.-Bearish BUYERS
continued to hammer the horse
market at the opening OF the initial
auction of the week. The estimated
receipts at $50 head were the light
est in several weeks, but there was
practically no demand. A fair sup
ply of good horses arrived.
Demand from the east was very
limited and orders called for lower
prices to offset the high feed bills
and the meager outlet IN the large
eastern cities. Many industries there
have reduced their operations or are
contemplating this move, and are not
in the market for horses. In fact,
the horse has very little outlet at the
present time, and buyers stand idly
by at the ringside and see desirable
stock sell at below cost figures.
Auctioneers had to work extreme
1y hard in order to sell tho best stock
this morning, and this kind could not
be moved except at a reduction in
values from the previous week Many
Of the lighter kinds were not wanted
at any price. With all buyers bear
ish and carry small orders, the trade
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-15
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, June 10

Sioux City, juno To-
Cattle-Receipts $4,000: market
lower; beef steers, medium, 12.500
400; best bed, 14.00@16.OO short
fed, 1o.5O@12.50; few yearlnss.
11.O0m16.25; fair to good beef COWS,
G.50@S.50; veal calves, 7.O0616.0O:
Common calves, 6.501950; feeders,
S611; stocl<ers 7@S.50: stock heif-
rrs 600m9.00; fat cows and heifcrs;
S.50I 1900: Gamers 4@6.50; feeding
COWS, 6.O0@S.5O.
Ho"s-ReCcipts 1000: market
lower; light, 14.25114.SO; bulk, 12.7
m14,6o; mixed 1885 014.5O; heavy
1225M14.0O.