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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-14
CHARGE SCOPES TRIAL .
PAPERS ARE ALTERED

KNOXVILLE. Team. Oct. 14.-GP
Attorney General A. T. Stewart.
prosecutor for John Thomas Scopes.
convicted of violating the Tennessee
anti-cvolution act. has been accused
by John Randolph Neal of changing
the memorandum on the bill of ex-
captions in the case from so to 60
days.
This declaration is made in the
reply of counsel for the plaintiff in
error. in the case of Scopes versus
the State Of Tennessee, to the motion
Of the states attorney general to
quash the appeal now pending befo:e
the Supreme Court. The reply was
filed with the clerk of the court here
late today by Mr.. Neal. senior coun-
sci for Scopes. 1t states that Stewart
changed the dates in conformity with
the order which it was then under
stood between him and other counsel
for the state and the attorneys for
the defendant. would be entered be-
fore the minutes were signed. The
minutes had not been signed when
the change was made, the plaintiff
asserts.
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DOCTOR ADVOCATES
MORE TINE, MONEY

ST. PAUL, Oct 14.-CP)-Spend
more time on each diagnosis, do 4
thorough job and charge a larger fee
was part of the advice offered doctor,
of the Interstate Post Graduate As
sembly here today.
DR.. f. j. Bcardslcy, Philadelphia
pleaded for plenty of time for cacl
diagnosis.
IF every doctor in America prac
ticed as we'll as he kaows how, Their,
wouldn't be room for cultists and fad
dists," he said.
Persons who get only coarse, plain
food enjoy generally, immunity from
gall bladder troubles, another speaker
declared.
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MONITION.

y.
United States District Court Western
District Of Texas. San Antonio Division
United States VS.. One Ford Truck, 93g
Law.
WHEREAS. an attachment and monl.
ton was duly issued out OF the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
Western District of Texas San Antonio
Division. on the 6th day of October,
1925. directed to the marshal of the
Western District of Texas to attach one
Ford Truck. motor No. lOlS5i76. license
No. 1920. seized by A. i. Loessin, and
w. +. Mcdonald. officers of the law,
from Rudolph Malerhoffer. while being
used in the unlawful trnnsporta ton Of
intoxicating liquor and for reasons and
causes alleged and set forth in the libel
filed herein, and directing the marshal
OF the Western District Of Texas to
cite all persons having or pretending tn
have any right, title or interest therein
to appear and answer all and IN singu-
lar, the allegations In said libel set
forth. aud.
WHEREAS. in obedience TO said at
tachmcnt and monition, the said one
Ford Truck was attached Ivy me on Oc-
tober 18Th. 1925 while In the possession
Of Rudolph Maierhoffer. and is now in
the custody OF Rudolph Maicrhoffer
having been released to him on bond.
therefore. all persons claiming one said
Ford Truck or any portion thereof. or
knowing or having anything to say why
this court should not condemn, forfeit.
pronounce and proceed against same ac-
cording to the prayer OF the libel. are
hereby cited to be and appear before
said court. to he held In and for the
Western District OF Texas. In the United
states court room. in the city Of San An
tonic. Texas. on the 2lst day OF d.
cember next. II that be the day OF
Jurisdiction, II not, then on the next day
of jurisdiction thereafter, at 70 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. on that day. then and
there to interpose a claim to same and
make their allegations in that behalf.
SCOTT c. WHITE. United states Mar
shall.
ny j. Il. BACON. Deputy.
Dated, october IL, 1895.
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NfONITION

I
United States District Court. wes.ar,
District OF Texas San Antonio Divi.
sion. 93S Law. United States VS.. One
Ford roadster.
WHEREAS, an alta chment and moni-
ton was duly issued out of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
Western District OF Texas. San Antonio
Division, on the 9th day Of October
1925. directed TO the marshal of tht
Western District Of Texas, to attach one
Ford Roadster. Motor No. 1O----27.( four
intervening numbers illegible) license No
5i0-s59 seized by J. L. Jctt an officer
Of the law, from Ivan Garfield while
being used in the unlawful transports
ton Of intoxicating liquor, and for rea
sons and causes alleged and SGT forth
in the libel filed herein. and directing
the marshal Of the Western District of
Texas. TO cite all persons having or
pretending to have any right. title or
interest therein TO appear and answer
all in singular, the allegations in said
libel sot forth, and.
WHEEEAS. in obedience to said at
tachment and monltinn, the said one
Ford roadster was attached by me on
October Sth 1925. while in the nosses-
sion OF n. \. Baker. Acting Deputy
Prohibition Administra tor. Of the West
crn District NJ Texas, the said car being
on bond IN Mrs. Helen Dixon. therefore.
all persons claiming one said Ford road
ster. or any portion thereof. or knowing
or having anything TO saw why this court
should not condemn. forfeit. pronounce
and proceed against same according to
tho pravcr Of the libel. are hereby cited
to he and appear before said court. to bc
held in ana for the Western District OF
Texas In the United States Court Room
in the city Of San Antonio. Texas. on tho
21st day Of December next. II that he tn,
day Of jurisdiction. II not. then on tn,
novt day OF Jurisdiction thereafter. at Il
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day, Their
and there to lnterpose a claim to same
and make their allegations In that be.
half.
SCOTT c. WHITE. United States Mar
shall.
BY J. u. BACON. Deputy.
DATED, october II, 1925.
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Retail merch. ndising this fall will
be the largest this country has ever
seen"
Says Dun's: Both statistical rec.
ords and reports from widely scpar.
atcd cities give increasing evidence OF
the upward course Of business. There
is greater stability now than has pre-
vailed for n long time
BradStrcCt notes the arrival Of cold
or weather in certain sections ant
adds: The general effect has beer
beneficial to iobbing and wholesale
trade. which seems to have thrown
off the hesitation noted last week
and to be better than a year ago al
this date
Canada sends encouraging advice,
concerning trade there.
The agricultural surprise Of thu
week was government estimate Of
1I.119 O00-balc cotton crop, contrast
ed with is own figure fortnight
earlier Of 1891 900 bales and will
total crop last year Of 13,62S,00C
bales. Quotations naturally broke Sc
vcrcly. and Dozen: cotton was freely
predicted. However. the market late
rallied. rs would seem to he warrant
ed in view of the increasing conSump
tion nj home and the improving pros
poets abroad.
The governments latest corn rcpor
also was marked up. Production u
estimated ut 2,91S,OOO:Ooo buShel'
c"mnnrcd with last years actual yielt
Of .. 6.513,000 bushels. Corn prices
fell tn II new low level for the year.
The government gives the tcta
wheat crop of 1929 at G1OOO.0W
bushels. against So. Gi3,COO last year
However. the rest of the world is pro
duc'ng larger crops this year ant
prices here consequently arc AFFECTED
-
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. N:'h:I:TY
FcifslE lIs:MS|

Attention +. O. E.-Winter drive is
on. First class to be initiated Nov. IL.
See secretary. (Adv.)
At home. Miss Willie Baker, acct
dent and health insurance specialist
sos Brady Bldg. Phone Crockett
2061.-(Adv.)
Hertzberg, Kercheville 6 Thompson
lawyers, Cos Brady Bldg.-(Adv.)
Puzzle dance. Labor Temple to-nite
Z. j.. Homen's Merrymakers.-(A Adv. }
Prize smooth and fancy fox trot
dance, Friday, October 1G. Crouches
Hall, four miles Somerset road. Heron
b. Smith Orchestral Adv
Old Time dance, Highland Social
Club, Saturday. October IL. Bcck''
Orchestra.-(Adv.l
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PAM CHARGES
BASELESS,
SAYSU.S.
Mexico City Actress Named
by DR.. Ferrer Leaves
for Her Country.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Glo-il
Yuste, also known as Gloria Faurc,
Mexico City actress, is on her way
home. following charges made by DIR.
Adolfo Ferrer against Alberto J. PAM.
Mexican secretary Of finance. DIR,
Ferrcr is the political foe of Secretary
PAM.
DIR. Fcrrcr, who is n professor at
Fordham University and n former sec
rotary Of agriculture in Mexico. charged
Secctary PAM brought Miss Yuste to
this country in violation of the immi-
grafton laws. DIR. Fcrrer is a political
fugitive from Mexico and the self-con-
tossed head Of a revolutionary move
mcnt TO Gust the Gales government.
Secretary PAM. who has been in
New York to confer with bankers. left
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. where he
has been stopping. He is reported 10
be on the way To New Orleans.
The United States department Of
labor announced the immigration au-
thoriticS would take no action. fcclin:
the charges were bIsclesS.
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WALES TAKES ROLE
OF WOMAN IN PLAY

ABOARD II. NJ. s. REFUSE,
Oct. 14.-P) - British blue-jacketS
who arc seeing the Prince of Wales
home from South America aboard the
Repulse have displayed their versa
tility in series of comedies which
they gave on the quarterback. In
one of these the Prince himself APP
peared with great success in the role
of woman.
The RepulSe steamed away from the
tropics last night. putting behind her
the oppressive heat which had pre-
vailed for several days.
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WEEKS SEES DAVIS
TAKE OVER REINS
OF CABINET POST

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA P) -
Dwight +. Davis, of Missouri, was
sworn in today as secretary of war.
Chief Justice William Howard Taft,
former secretary of war. admins
tered the oath, and John w. Weeks,
retiring secretary of war. stood by.
The chief of staff of the army, Major
General John L. Hines, his assistants
and chiefs of War Department bu-
rcaus. witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Weeks remained in Washington
overnight, delaying his return TO Bos-
ton in order to witness the induction
of his successor into office. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks will leave for Massachu-
sets tonight.
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TFNW'W 1T INUTNUN 7 ~.
ITALIA GARTBALDI
SEES CANADA LAND

WINNIPEG. Oct. 14.-CP-AIiss
Italia Gnribaldi. granddaughter of
Giuseppe Garibaldi, Italian hero, was
in Winnipeg yesterday on her way
home after inspecting 10000 acres OF
farm land in Manitoba which banking
interests of Northern Italy plan to
purchase for 800 Italian families.
If the deal is completed the farmers
are to be brought to Manitoba next
spring.
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ABSENCE MAKES
RUDY DEARER,
SAYS WIFE
Marriage Vacation" Will
Lead Valentines Tcgeth-
er and Not TO Divorce.
Ry c. F. BERTELLI

Copyright. 1925. by Universal Se-vicel
PARIS. Oct. 14.--Plans for III,
Valentino divorce are off. Rudolph
Valentino. who was reported about to
sail for Paris for the alleged purpose
of cstablislin: a residence. is not OK
pectcd to leave America this year.
At the same time. his wife who re.
Gently stated she intended to spend
several months in Europe has changed
her mind and is scheduled to pass
through here on October Is on her
way to New York. Her mother, Mrs.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Feline Maries. four-room dwelling.
Kenrich street; $500.
l.. Z. Fite five-room dwelling, Trini-
dad street. $3.50.
Arthur Henderson. two-room addition.
Paso Hondo: $50.
clad Tidings Church. one-room add
ton. Denver boulevard: $1,000.
Bert santee. one-room addition, North
Zarzamora; $3.50.
George HUH, four-room dwelling, Peck
avenue. $500.
Arthur r. Patlno, four rooms, Leal
street: 1880.
f. s. Holloman. two-room addition,
West Husachc; $3.50.
Salem Simons, five rooms, Paul street;
$4,000.
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Sonora Pani
Not Interested

Los ANGELES. Oct. 14.-R-
Sonora Esther Alya dc PAM. wife of
the Mexican fin1Ucc secretary. Alberto
PAM, expressed little surprise and less
interest in the charges brought against
4 Mexican actress in New York III
connection with %'ror Pants visit
10 the United Stctcs.
without expressing any opinion as
to the crcdihiity OF statements con-
tanned in The complaint Tiled with
immigration authorities in Nv York.
she pointed out that it had bcen filed
1y u political enemy of her husband.
II sides" She remarked. we Mexi-
can women ask orr husbands no ques-
;ione 50 that the can tell US the
iLMth
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BIRTHS.

BOYS: To Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Grow.
40 pclmar street. October IL; to MIR.
and Mrs. II. l.. Baumhough. October II:
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dim, 1884 West
Mulberry street, October 13.
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. Feodoro Jasso.
q2s South Frio. October 6; to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Mcmillan. AIS Westfall
street, October 10; to MIR. and Mrs. HON.
er Joseph Duncan, 925 Walton avenue,
Senteu,bn 9t
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Used Cars for sale


United States District Court, Western
District OF Texas, San Antonio Division,
United states vs.. one Ford Touring Car
937 Law.
WHEREAS. an attachment and mont
ton was duly issued out OF the district
court of the United States for The West
ern District OF Texas, San Antonio
Division. on the jth day of October.
1929, directed to the marshal of the
Western DiItrlct of Texas. to attach one
Ford Touring Car license No. G0-74s.
motor NO. 1OOI5Sll. seized by Walter
Koepsel and j. NJ. Bacon, officers OF
the law from Jesus Lemon. while being
used in the unlawful transporta ton OF
intoxicating liquors, and for reasons and
causes alleged and set forth in the Lbel
filed herein, and directing the marshal
of the Western District of Texas to
cite all persons having or pretending
to have any right, title or interest there
In. to appear and answer all and IN
singular. the allegations in said libel
set forth. and
WHEREAS. in obedience to said at
tachment and monition. the said one
Ford Touring Car was attached bv me
on October s, 1925. while in the posses
SION OF ". A. BAKER Acting Deputy
Prohibition Administrator. of the West
ern District of Texas, the said car be
Ing on bond to Pablo Rodriguez. there
fore. all persons claiming the said Ford
touring car. or any portion thereof, or
knowing or having anything to say why
this court should not condemn. forfeit.
pronounce and proceed against same ac-
cording to the prayer Of the libel. are
hereby cited to be and appear before
said court. to he held in and for the
Western District OF Texas. in the United
states Court room. in the city of san
Antonio. Texas. on the 21st day Of De-
cemher next, II that he the day OF
jurisdiction. II not then on the first
day Of Jurisdiction thereafter. at IN
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then
and there 10 internose n claim to same
and make their allegations in that be-
half.
SCOTT c. WHITE, United states Mar
shall.
BY J. i. BACON, Deputy.
Dated October II. 1925.
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LEGaLS
Legal Notices.
s2.050,00O.o0
BEXAR COUNTY
TEXAS.

Ben X COUNTY
TEXAS.
VARIOUS BONDS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE% that
sealed proposals addressed to the Hon
orable Augustus McCloskey will be re-
ccived BY the undersigned until the hour
OF II o'clock a. M. on Wednesday,
OCTOBER 2S, 1925.
for the purchase of tho following bonds;
1900, 0.00-4A per cent 4O-ycar Sc
rial Courthouse and Jail Bonds matur
ing on April 10. annually as follows:
$4,000. OO-1927 and 1928.
$50, 900. 00-l929 to 1899. Inclusive
$4,000. Oo-l94O to 1919. inclusive.
$4,000. o0-lo5O to 1859. inclusive.
$4,000. 00-l9.60 to 9G5. inclusive
5000. 00-i& per cent 4O-year &C.
rial bridge bonds. maturing on April 10.
annually as follows:
10000. 00-i92T to 1881. inclusive.
0O.oO-l932 to 1861. Inclusive.
$4,000. 00-l962 to 1865. inclusive.
SoO,OO0OO-i per cent 40-ycar Juve-
milo Home bonds. maturing oil April 10.
ANNUALLY as follows:
sl000.00-1927 to 1855, inclusive
s2000.0o-195G to 1861, inclusive.
$3000.OO-I965
ALL BONDS ARE OF THE DENOAfI.
NATION OF 100000
and both principal and semi-annual in
terest arc payable at the seaboard Ma.
tiOnai bank Of New York, New York
The county will furnish to the success
full bidder. without cost n complete
transcript Of tho issues, the approval Of
tho attorney general of the state q,
Texas. and the approval OF the Honor
able john 6. Thomson of New York
Now York, and the printed bonds
said bonds will not be sold for loss
than par and accrued interest TO tho
date OF payment by the purchaser. Rid.
hars viii be required to submit their
scaled bids on form which will he f,r
niShad t. them by the county. Bidding
blanks. together with a financial state
nlert u the county, will be furnished
ny the Undersigned upon request. rid.
doris Will - required to furnish a cor
tired or cashiers check In the amount
or : per cent Of the bonds bid unon !,
sa ch"ck being made payable 70 tbs
order ot Augustus McCloskey, county
Judge
TIL" county Of Bcxar reserves the right
10 accept or reject any or all bids,
Tie assessed values Of Bexar county
Texas. fer the year 1925 are sI37s45 Osn
The total tondcd debt of tho county IN.
Guiding the issues hid upon. is s5.S64 500
The total amount Of the sinking fund on
October I. 1875. was $3.50. 60s.i7 Tho &C.
tim7tct population of Bexar county &c
e2o.oOo. Further Information NAV he
furhished on GEpiico ton to the under
signed
W. s. KENDALL.
COUNTY Auditor, Boar County, Texas
tSnlO '
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Ford Touring

one-man tor. good tires. sent covers.
lock wheel. s75 cash, balance monthly.
Mr. KillouTh, Morgan Woodward Lin
coin Division, POI y. Alamo. or. 259G
1924 PACKARD coupe that YOU can't
toll from new car, bargain, good terms.
CT. 1895. Lindsey Trough Auto Co., al
Min
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Vital Statistics
DEATHS.

John C. Brelg. %. died at iO2 Santiago
street, October IS.
Mrs. Lillian Forbes. %. died at local
hospital october -.
Thomas II. Carpenter. S. died at Dos
North Mesquite, October L..
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Better Automobiles

1925 Chrysler touring. good as new.
.......... ................... Bargain
i925 Ford touring. original condition. S325
1924 Ford touring. extra good 49,. 2s5
lg2i Ford roadster, tlip-on body .. 25O
issi FORD coupe. double Hassiers. AIS
1929 Ford touring. new tires ana. 1856
1928 Iiupmoblle touring. fine condl-
non observation-disclosures. CSC
1898 chevrolet roadster, many ex-
tras ..;..;....................... $50
1921 Overland economy touring. good
one ..:............................ 1856
New Fords Of All Kinds
HUGO GROTE
40 broadway. TT. eSss
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Buick

Flye.pasFcngcr touring bumpers. moto-
meter and bar cap. snubhers. appearance
and condition Al. priced low for quick
sale easy terms. Mr.. Killough. Morgan
Woodward, Lincoln Division, 2Ol N.
Alamo. CT. 1925
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Dodge Touring

Good Kelly cord tires. appearance and
condition good. $3.50. easy terms. MIR.
Kiloush. Morgan. woodward, Lincoln Dis
Vlsior. col n. Alamo. Or. 1925.
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Scale Ford Exchange
Bargains

1929 Ford sedan. perfect mechanical
=. " -. ............. ..............s2 $3.50
1921 Ford sedan, cheap Et......... $50
!sso Ford coupe. bargain ........... l25
1921 Chevrolet roadster. dandy ... so
Look these over, they are real buys
Si7 +. Houston. TT. flag
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VAST 80 Ford roadster body for cash
or trade touring. 4i9 Main. CT. GG79.
WE have some real bargains In good
used automobiles. be sure and see our
stock before YOU buy good terms and a
bargain. Lindscy-Krough Auto CO., III
Main Ave-
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Hudson

scven-passenser touring late '2s mod
81. five good tires. motor meter and ba-
cap, mechanically perfect. a real bargain.
$3.50. terms to suit. Mr.. killough, Nor
gan woodward, Lincoln Division, 20l y
Alamo. CT. 1926.
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Scale Ford Exchange
Bargains ,

.9sl Tudor sedan. lots Of extras. si2J
1924 Ford touring, motor number
past ten million ........... ogS
1928 Ford coupe. dandy ......... 200
Cash. trade or terms.
Sl7 E. Houston. TT. 9ias
Evening star., 1925-02-13
COTTON QUOTATIONS
ARE HIGHER TODAY
Holiday Strength in Liverpool and
New Orleans Helps Mar
ket Rise.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 13.-The
cotton market was firm at the open
ing today, with prices IA to 26 points
higher rading was more active
than it has been for weeks.
Strength in New Orleans and Liver
pool over the holiday, combined with
bullish reports from Southern spot
markets and continued absence of
rain in the Southwest, appeared re-
sponsible for the more general buy
ing. May sold up to 24.9o and July
25.17 in the early trading. making
new high ground for the movement.
or net advances of about 20 to 26
points. There was a good deal of
realizing and considerable March
liquidation, but the latter was alb
sorbed by trade interests against
sales of later deliveries at a
slight widening of the differences be-
tween months.
Liverpool reported Manchester and
continental buying on the advance
in that market.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS, February 13.-
The cotton market opened easier, as
Liverpool cables were hardly as good
as due. AS New York opened better
than expected, the market here ral-
lied and the early loss was recovered.
while May advanced to PASS and Oc-
tober to 24.77. The weather map was
rainless, but a barometric depression
west of Texas led some map readers
to expect rains. Fall River reported
sales for the week of $4,000 pieces Of
print cloths,
Evening star., 1925-02-13
VALUES IN WHEAT
ADVANCE SHARPLY
Agriculture Department Re.
port Helps Prices-Heavy
Profit Taking.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 13.-With an
nouncement Of export business
amounting to 100000 bushels and
with the Liverpool market advancing
instead Of rejecting recent depres-
sion of values on this side of the
Atlantic, the wheat market here
made a vertical rise of cents a
bushel today almost as soon as trad
ing began. Word that the United
States Department of Agriculture was
authority for a statement that world
wheat supplies would be very low at
the end Of the crop year counted also
as q decided stimulating factor. Big
selling to realize profits developed
on the bulge in prices. however, and
top quotations failed to hold The
opening. which ranged from 3k cents
to cents higher, with May 1.82 to
1.S4k and July 1867 to 1.57, was
followed by a reaction in which May
descended TO 1.S0A.
General liquidation on the part
of holders of corn and oats quickly
set in when prices went up at the
outset in sympathy with wheat. The
liquidation dislodged many orders to
stop losses and as a result the declines
were greatly accelerated. After open
ing at III to Ia higher, May 1-2Sh
to 1.29A, the corn market fell to
1.24A, May.
Oats started at "A to 2s advance,
May, 55 to Sc. Later, May dropped to
511z.
Despite higher quotations on hogs,
provisions underwent a sharp tumble
owing to the break in prices of feed.