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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
BILBO REVIEWS
HIS ATTACK ON
HOOVER Stand
Mississippi Governor
Says Dancing With
Negro Charge Made
On Rumor Basis

JACKSON. Miss. Oct. 2i.-CFl-
Governor Theodore G. Bilbo today
answered the telegram from George
Akerson. assistant to Herbert Hoov-
er, by saying that the statement at
tributsd to him about Hoover dancing
with . negro at Mounds
Bayou, Miss, was a rumor and u so
stated in my speech" The telegram
was addressed 70 Hoover in care Of
the national presidential republican
Headquarters at Washington.
In his letter 70 the republican
presidential candidate. Governor
Bilbo said in part:
The rumor had been current in
Mississippi for some time that
Mary Booze stated after returning
from q meeting Of the republican
national committee in Washington
that she had danced with Mr.. Hoov-
err
This statement was repeated in
. public speech in the city Of Jack
son by another party and IL was
upon this information that | made
the statement In question in my
speech in Memphis. Nothing was
said about your dancing with Mary
at Mound Bayou.
Il notice that you through your
secretary brand the statements that
you danced with Mary as the most
indecent and unworthy statement In
this whole bitter campaign and you
state further that for any person 20
vote against you upon a representa-
tion of this. kind would forever be
a most infamous blct upon the rec
ord of the state Of Mississippi. Now
/ do not desire TO be unfair to
you in the slightest degree but |
want to ask you if you think it
would be offensive 10 you or in
decent infamous or disgraceful for
you to come in contact with or dance
with a woman Of the negro race.
"If according to your ideas Of So
cial equality you DO not think il
indecent or infamous TO have il said
OF you that you danced with Mary
Booze. a member Of the negro race,
then why do you get exercised and
all heated up when il is said Of
you that you danced with Mary
Booze. If you do not consider X
indecent to meet socially or dance
with a negro why am | being de-
nounced for repeating the story
that you had done so.
"Please answer these questions so
the people can know from your own
lips whether or not ! have done you
an injustice. You owe il TO the peo-
pie 10 answer these questions before
the election and / trust that your
answer will not be as evasive and
ambiguous as your position on 50
many other public questions in this
campaign"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
WALL STREET
CLOSE STRONG
Market Moves Vigor-
ously Upward In
Final Hour

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-(RD-Ths
stock market opened with renewed
strength today, Union Carbide
mounting . l-2 points to a new high
uT puB IsqS!q slu!od Z 7q5uoIq SUN
price at 1877 IL. General Electrir
overnight accumulation of orders
carried General Motors. Westing-
house. American Can, Loose-Wiles
and Chrysler a point or SO higher.
In the rails. Missouri Pacific COM
mon rose a point.
The demand quickly ~broadened out
as u. S. steel jumped TO a new high
record price al los rs.
Coppers and oils again encountered
enthusiastic buying. There were ini-
tial transactions Of 10000 shares in
Sinclair and Superior oils and Ne
vada copper. Southwestern rails
forged ahead. st. Louis Southwestern
climbing 4 ga points to a record
price at 1l9 81.
New peak prices for 1928 were
chalked up by Mathieson alkali, Ana
conda copper, CRANKY, Spang Chal-
font and international Business Ma
chine. Union carbide continued to
gain, approaching the 200 mark for
the first time. Missouri Pacific pre-
ferred was in demand caused by ex-
pectations that back dividend pay
ments will shortly be made.
Gains of / to 2 points were regis
tered in the first half hour by Abra-
ham and Straus. Curtiss Aero, Gold
Dust, Packard Greene Cananea, Amer
lean Banknote. American Republica.
Kroger, Freeport, Texas, Davidson
Chemical, National Dairy and United
Biscuit.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with Sterling cables unchanged at
ass 1872.
The closing was strong. The up
ward movement became more vigor-
Gus in many stocks in the final hour.
especially i nthe oil and copper
groups. Sinclair Oil was bought IL
blocks Of from 5000 to $4,000 shares
and touched 80 rs, the highest fig
ure in five years. Creme Cananea
Copper advanced 10 points and Stew
art Warner went up six points N
10. a new high mark. Western
Union had a strong rally and h. Il.
Macy and Gimbel Bros. added con-
siderably to their early gains.
Montgomery Ward fell : points.
Sales appropriated 100000 shares.
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NORRIS WILL
ASSIST Smith
Nebraska G. 0. p. SEN
ator Comes Out For
Dem Nominee

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 24.5lP)-
Senator George w. Norris Of Nebras-
ka, republican, announced here today
that he will support Governor Alfred
Il. Smith. democratic nominee for the
presidency. and that he will start on
a speaking tour in Smiths behalf
within a few days"
The first positive announcement Of
Senator Norris intention to support
the democratic nominee was made on
his arrival here today for a brief
stop en- route to Omaha from Seattle.
Senator Norris will make his first
Smith for president campaign speech
in Omaha Saturday night, he said.
II couldn't reach any other con
c%lusion but to support Governor
Smith for president" the senator
said. "For a progressive. there is no
other place to land except in the
Smith camp"
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Pair Fall From
Plane; One Man
Catches; Lands

WINDSOR. Ont. oct. 24.-(P-
Don Strevett. youthful student pilot
Of the Border Cities Aero club, fell
from one of the clubs Moth planes
today.
According Il early reports. Strev-
EFT was ~ the controls OF the
plane. with the club instructor. r. III.
Soundy, flying with him Suddenly
the plane went into a vertical dive
and Strevett fell out.
Soundy also fell from the fuse
lage but succeeded in catching the
wing. He pulled himself back into
the plane. which was then flying up
side down. righted il and made a
successful landing.
A searching party went out to
look for Strevett's body.
The body was found later. II
struck a tree as il fell.
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MARKETS AT
"A GLANCE
Oct. 24.-tP9-

Oct. 24.-HJ-
New York:
Stocks strong; coppcrs and VI,
rise fast.
Bonds steady; Anaconda Is a. "a,
top.
Foreign exchanges steady; Ja,a.
nese yen up 20 points.
Cotton easy; large private rirssn,
figures.
Sugar steady; trade support.
Coffee quiet and irregular.
Chicago:
Wheat easy; good weather SOUTH
west.
Corn lower; larger receipts.
Cattle steady.
Hogs lower. N
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TOLD
ABOUT BONDS
Geo. White Talks On
Investment Banker
And Investor

The position Of the investment
banker with reference to the inter-
ests Of the investing public, was ex-
planned before the Brownsville Ro-
tary club Wednesday luncheon BY
George White.
Mr.. White explained the differ
ence between stocks and bonds. and
classified bonds in the order OF their
desriability in the matter Of safety
and return. He placed United States
bonds first in the scale. municipal
bonds second. and utilities third.
After that come the industrials.
n which the sky is the limit" he de-
clared.
Nine. Flo Leroy. who Is appearing
az the Queen theater this week in a
mind reading" feature, entertained
the Rotarians with a demonstration
IF her art. Nine. Leroy visits
Brownsville yearly. and always is a
guest Of The Rotarians.
She also introduced her "aiibi" for
falling to BE present for the lunch
con, the "alibi" being little Miss Le-
Roy, two and a half months old.
z. c. Dodd, principal Of the gram
mar school. explained the school
amendments which are to be passed
upon November s, general election
day. by voters in Texas. The plan
is TO take the state school head, the
superintendent, out of elective po-
sition.
cit is desirable that the chief
school executive be selected for ex-
perience rather than through the
elective processes" Mr.. Dodd be-
lieved.
Voters we're urged to give the mat
ter thorough consideration.
The program was under the d.
r~ection of NJ. L. Love. George @.
Richardson, vice president. presided
in the absence Of President w. O..
Washington.
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NAME WATKINS MOST
VALUABLE BUFFALO

HOUSTON, Oct. 23.-P-Sports
editors of the three Houston dailies
todav announced the selection OF
aWatty" Watkins. centerfielder. as
the most valuable Buff performer IN
the Dixie Series. Watkins will be
awarded a suit Of clothes.
The scrappy middle gardener, who
will 20 to the Rochester lnterna-
tional league club this winter. was
the defensive star Of the series
with Birmingham. which Houston
won in six games. He also batted
in five runs.
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RAID GETS %

TEXARKANA, Ark, Oct. 24.-tPl-
The T~exarkana Jail was a %concentra-
ton point today for prisoners Melted
in raids conducted BY federal prohi-
bition squads yesterday and last
night in Miller, Nevada. Hampstead
and Lafayette counties. Twenty-three
men and women were arrested and
more than 1000 gallons Of wine.
whiskey and beer seized. Eight of
those arrested were released last
night on temporary bond.
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MINERAL WELLS SHEET
is BOUGHT BY ALIENS

MINERAL WELLS. Tex, Oct. "a
Nl-The Index Printing company.
publishers Of the daily and weekly
Index for 2S years. have contracted
to sell their holdings 70 S. and W.
T. Allen. it was announced today.
The delivery will be made Dec. i.
W. T. Allen recently sold the La
redo Times to the Marsh Fentress
interests. He announced that there
will be no change in policy or per-
sonnet Of the Index Printing COM
pany.
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jailed Atheist
Continues Fast

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. Pap
Ills seventh day Of fasting as a
protest against Arkansas anti-Atheist
today found Charles Smith, pres
ident of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Atheism, slight
~ weak but still determined, he said
to eat no food until the day after
election.
Smith. serving out a fine Of SOS in
the city jail resulting from his activ-
tiles against q proposed anti-evolu-
ton act has a weeks growth of beard
and his clothes fit him loosely as a
result or the loss OF more than elev-
en- pounds in weight.
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Yes, Sir. That's our b~usinessl We
have the most complete letter shop
In South Texas. Multigraphing and
Mimographing done promptly and
done right. Mailing lists furnished.
filling in-envelope addressng-sign-
ing-folding-i n $ n g-mailing.
Complete letter service. Shirley
Letter Shop. BIS Hidalgo Bank Bldg.
Mercedes. Phone 800. (2)
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OLD MEXICAN PRIEST
is A

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 24-P-El
Universal today said that Felipe de
Jesus Ochoa, a 70-year-old priest Of
the Schismatic Mexican Catholic
church. had been assassinated al
Guadalaiara.
Three masked men broke into q
church and stole all the valuables.
They then forced the priest to accom-
pany them TO the outskirts Of the city
where he was stabbed to death.
The S~chismatic church was estab-
lished about q year before contTo-
versy between the state and Roman
Catholic bishops over the religious
laws began and il adheres TO the laws.
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GALVESTON
is FINED BY COURT

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. 24.|LP)-
Because he failed to appear to tes-
tify in a number Of gambling cases
as q witness. A. Hale. Jr., said to
be a Houston detective. was fined
$50 for contempt Of court here to-
day.
An attachment was issued for him.
and the cases continued until tomor-
row.
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LOUISIANA LAD KILLED
IN CONTEST

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 24.-lP,
Leon Chauvin. It. died IN a New
Orleans hospital last night from
the effects Of a blow from an OPP
p%onent's elbow in a football game
Sunday at Covington, La.
Chauvin. student at st. Paul's col
lege at Covington. played halfback
on the St. Paul team, which was
opposing The New Orleans Cardinals.
Surviving are his parents Of Houma,
Ia
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SAN ANTONIO ATTACKED

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Oct. ga
P-Shells thrown by monster 240
millimeter Howitzers OF the Red
army threatening San Antonio from
the northwest, were bursting in the
very outskirts or the city today, the
o~retically speaking, while the Blue
defending army under command Of
Brigadier General Albert j. Bowley.
commander of the Eight corps area.
was marshaling its forces 70 launch
a furious drive across the Cibolo
into enemy territory at 6:l5 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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PLAYS 100 HOURS

TAMPA. Fla, Oct. 24.-CF-Sam-
uel r. Crowther, Tampa musician.
laid claim 10 the worlds piano mara
thon championship today, following
completion OF 100 hours at a piano.
Crowther began the endurance test
Friday. and with the exception Of 15
minute rest periods every six hours,
played continuously.
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TO REVIEW WAREHOUSE LAW

AUSTIN, Oct. 24.-P)-The SUI
preme court decide today to review
a case involving tn econstitutionality
Of the law requiring warehouses 70
furnish tax assessors with lists of
property stored and consequently in
Solving untold millions OF dollars
worth Of taxable valuations in Texas
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Z

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.AP-For-
eign exchanges steady; quotations
Tin cents3:
Great Britain. demand Asa 9-ls;
cables 4s4 1892; 60-day bills on
banks $50 SIS; France demand $50
5-i6; cables $50 9-i6: Italy demand
5.23 SIS; Belgium 1889: Germany
23-si; Tokyo 1888; Montreal 99.95
5-l6.
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A HIS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-tP-Charles
Burdock, ~. shot and killed his bro
Their Alex, 20 last night, after Alex
IS said to have mistreated his bride
of n day and his crippled mother,
and had threatened the the elder bro
Their with a knife.
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CORPUS SLAYER CONVICTED

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Oct. "a.
-tPl-K. NJ. Simmone. charged with
murder for the Staying Of Bud
Stoner, foreman OF the Welder ranch
north Of Sinton two years ago, today
was convicted at Sinton and sem
fenced to 20 years in prison.
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LESLIE Wins.

CONTINUED from page one.)
morning BY Grade Galloway, Edin-
burg attorney. stated that an appeal
from the decision Of the Fourth
court Of civil appeals and the dis
trict court, in which the citizens
republican candidates were denied
places on the Hidalgo county ballot,
was filed in the supreme court We'd
nesday morning. The telegram stat
ed that oral arguments probably
would be presented before the SUI
preme court Saturday or Monday.
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CONTINUED from page one.)
from Mars and ! am investigating
this"
DR.. Robinson added that he did
not have this morning that pain
in his left temple which he always
suffers when Oomaruru wishes to
speak TO him." His last act in his
friends laboratory was TO open a
bottle OF champagne and to drink
70 the health Of all Martians in
discriminatory.
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FEAR MOVE TO

CONTINUED from page one.)
any effort to rescue Bob Silver, SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair
early Friday.
Harrell is a former state ranger
and the two men asked permission to
call on him while in that section Il
they were not otherwise engaged.
General Robertson said.
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Worth Hogs
And Cattle Even
With Sheer Slow

FORT WORTH, ~. 24.-tPl-
Hogs: 1900; steady; top $3.50; pack
ing sows S7.25GS.00; feeder pigs
$.00G7.25.
Cattle: 5.4Oo, including 1000
calves; steady: light fat yearlinEs
up to s-2.5O; fat cows Ss.OOGs-25;
sausage bulls S6.75MT.25: heavy
slaughter calves $1,000 Gl0.25; heavy
stock steer calves Sll.35111.50.
Sheep: 1000; slow; wooded feeder
yearlings S9.25; wethers 500.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-(P)-
Hogs: 10000; steady to 10c lower;
top 9.2O; packing sows 7.40Gs.50;
stock pigs s.O0M9.35.
Cattle: 1900; calves: 1,500; slow
steady TO weak; steers, good and
choice 12.25Il6.00 ommon and me-
dium s.O0G12.50; fed yearlings, good
choice 12.75G17.00; heifers, good
choice l2.25MI5.75; common medium
S.OOG12.25; cows, good choice S.l5G
HOO; common medium 7.00GS.15;
v~ealers (milk fed 7.5O613.50.
Sheep: 10000; generally 1O025c
higher; lambs. good and choice 1850
@13.50; medium l1.50Gl2.50; ewes,
medium to choice 4.O0G6.50.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-(P-Hogs:
$4,000; mostly 10G25 lower; top
9.59; packing sows s.25Gs.s5; pigs,
medium to choice s.00GS.60.
Cattle: 10000; calves: 5000;
choice fed steers and yearlings stca-
dy; v~ealers soc lower: steers, good
and choice 13.75GI7.25: fed yearl-
ings. good choice i4.50017.25; bulls.
good choice 9.50110.75; v~ealers Cmilk
fed) 13.00014.25.
Sheep: $4,000; mostly Csc up;
lambs, good and choice 12.50G13.65:
ewes, medium to choice 4.25G6.5U;
feeder lambs 12.25T13.30.
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HETHERLY GOES TO SEATTLE

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-GP-Clarence
Hetherly, Omaha third baseman and
leading base stealer Of the Western
league, has been traded to the Seat
tie club Of the Pacific Coast circuit.
Htherly went to the Seattle club in a
transaction that involved Z cash con-
sideration and a Seattle player to be
named.
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CnTTONSEIn oil

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2s.-P-
Cottonseed oil closed very steady.
Prime summer yellow $50: prime
crude TS7 1-2-s00. Jan. sas; Feb.
COS: March 800; April g25: May go:
Oct. 500; Nov. $50; Dee. 500.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-tP-The
cotton market opened steady at a de-
cline OF 5 to s points under southern
selling and liquidation promoted by n
more favorable weather map than ex-
pected, relatively easy Liverpool ca
bles and talk Of heavy private gin
ming figures. December sold off TO
19.45 and March TO 1885. but there
was considerable trade buying, and
the talk Of heavy ginnings was offset
to some extent by reports that they
represented n large percentage of the
crop, while there may have been q
little buying on unfavorable features
in the weekly weather report. The
demand was sufficient to steady the
market and after selling off 70 l9.45.
December rallied TO 19.49, with the
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BUTTER AND Fees

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-tP-Buster
higher; creamery extras Al; stand
ards As 81; extra firsts as 1906
IL; firsts 43@f4 IL; seconds 44G
a. 10.
Eggs unchanged.
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CALI.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-lPl-Call
money firmer; high 6 l-2; low &c
ruling rate s; closing bid 6 IL; time
loans easier; 5000 days 6 ga; four
six months 6 $500 ga; prime mer-
camille paper 5 l-2.
Bankers a~ceeptances unchanged.
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AGED MAN A SELF

HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 24.@[P-
Said to be respondent over i'll health
Of himself and wife, w. r. FORESTER.
G5, Of Houston. shot himself fatally
today. A verdict Of suicide was re-
turned after an inquest.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-tPl-Potatoes
steady; Wisconsin sacked round
whites G50S5; Minnesota and North
Dakota sacked round whites 70GS5;
sacked Red river Ohio's 90N95 South
Dakota sacked early Ohio's 5000;
Idaho sacked Russets 1.60Il.90.
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SPOT COTTON O

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2I.-tP-
Sales 1913 bales. Low middling
17.47; middling 1897; good middling
1887; receipts 1874 bales; stock
234,G33.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-CP-Urit
ed States bonds: Liberty 3 is
9s.19; LIST 4 las 10l; 4th 4 IL
lOi.5. Treasury { lis 1l2s; 4,
06.2s: 3 3-4s l04.
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FAT WOMAN LOSES; DIES

CALEsBURG. his, Oct. 2S.|P-
ruariated from 600 pounds 70 500
Nv illness, Mrs. Maude Weiss. 4s'
Who for a dozen years toured the
world with carnival Companies, was
found dead at her home today.
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PnIrITRY

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-tP-Poultry
alive easy; fowls 24@29; springs
26G27; ROSTERS 20; turkeys 25G3O;
ducks l7123; geese 21G22.
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Grains Are Off
In All Glasses
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-LP-Offerings
being light. wheat values quickly rail-
lied today from initial declines.
Downturns mt the start resulted
from the fact that Liverpool quota
tons were easier than due. with In
dia reporting timely rains, and with
Argentine wheat cheaper.
Opening 1-Sc 20 3-sc off. Chicago
wheat sagged a little more. and then
scored gains. Corn and oats aver
aged lower, corn starting 1-Sc 70 Use
down. but subsequently, recovering
somewhat. Provisions were weak.
Corn closed unsettled 1-2 10 1c net
lover. wheat SIS "a lc down pats rs
Ml-4 TO 1-4M3-sc off. and provisions
unchanged to a rise Of 45c.
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Firmly built roads and a central
building more than 100 feet square
have been unearthed at the Roman
ramp at Gaer, Wales.
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SPANISH ADMIRAL DIES

MADRID. Oct. 24.-tP-Admiral
Ricardo Fernandez de la Puente.
only c~antain general Of the Spanish
army, died last night.
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general market showing net decline.
Of 4 to = points at the end Of the fir,s
half hour.
One Of the private reports puh
lished early estimated the ginnir-.
prior to October 18th at s.s2s noo'
bales. There may have been a..
selling on these figures. but th.s.
effect was modified by another
port placing the ginninEs ut 1884, IA
bales. and the market was steadv i..o
in the morning on trade buyiny 80
covering. AT midday active mo,,luu
were about net unchanged 10 . poin..
lower. 1s
Futures closed steday, 3G7 no,-..
higher; spot steady; middling 2n ~
Spot cotton closed steady, -unchargsS
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LIVERPOOL +

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-P-ca,.-
spot lower; American strict -
middling lilo; good middlinr M \
strict middling 1915; middling loes,,
strict low middling lO.45; low 49,
ding 1920; strict good ordins-.
1000; good ordinary a.70. Sale sHnS
bales, 1920 American. Receintg oNn
American 200. Futures closed s.es5~..
Oct. 1890; Jan. ln.l5; March 49,.
May 1913; July 1907.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. 24=P-Wheat:
No. . hard LIS l-2; No. 3 mixed los
1-4NI.10 Ia.
Corn: No. 5 mixed new o.: No. 3
yellow new 9S.
Oats: No. 3 white fl 1-4G42 1-2;
No. 4 white 40a40 I-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-LF-
Wheat; 70. 2 hard nominally Los
1-2Gl.1S II; No. . red 1.31 1-2Gl
1.32; Dec. 1.0T; May ia is.
Corn: No. . white IN; No. . vel
low 80 t-2: Dec. 70 IL; May ~ Ii.
Oats: No. 2 white. nominally 43
1904 l-2; No. 8. AZ ~.