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DEATHS

BRTGGS-On Sunday, June "a. 1898, at
$50 D. M at Stanton Park Hospital;
WILLIAM BRIGGS, N his seventy-tnlfu
Funeral from the home of his brother,
James s. Briggs, 237 Ninth ST. n Il, at
8. M wednesday. June ~. Intermeiit
Congressional Cemetery.
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today's classified ads.
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Automobiles or many makes. models
and sizes are listed for sale conveniently
IN today's classified ads.
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Edwood r. Harris, 81. ard Thelma
Major, Is The Rev. g. @. Bullock
William White o. and Pauline y.
C;rayson. IS. The Rev. j. F.. Wills
Sol a. Rockfield. 81. and Mary g.
Berlin % The Rev. q. Silverstones
David X. Nelson SIS. and Mamie ".
scott, ~. The Rev. j. NJ Waldron.
Charles A. Jones, q, and Lulu BOD
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Ralph s. His1e, %, and Ida a; Beach,
s2g The Rev. T. A. Galnan.
Leo r. Prosise, 81, and Margaret =.
Hurney. 90 The Rev. B. Prosise.
Laurence r. Beall, IS, and Mildred y.
King. f9. The Rev. e. j. Richards.
Kenneth w. Green. SO. of Ludlow.
KY. and Charlotte Guerrero, &C. The
Rev r. t. Norris.
Henry p. Farrell. 80. and Eloise G.
CARY. %. The Rev. H.. v. Clary.
Samuel H. CHASER. "a. and Nellie
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Rev. George StIyerstOne.
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u Theodore Robb. 20. and Celia G.
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Nathan Marmelstein, 80. and Celia
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Robert A. Green, S. and Marie Cox
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Matthew G. Baker, 81. and Minnie ;.
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DEATHS

Josephine Y. crumbaugh. 81 years
GeorEiana v. King. so years. I'll H
Eliza c. Copeland, ~ years. National
Cecilia n, Chambers, t. years, STA
B st. N E.
Louis r. Harkins, Sc years, $50 D
M1rdock McPhee. Sc years, Elmer
gency Hospital
Alice E. Rusk, 81 years. 111a Eighth
Houston r. Walker, SO years. 20
Sixteenth st. n. E.
Ann B. Dawson, "a years. Walter
Reed General Hospital.
May " Easthburn. years. SIS A
Mary Iacangelo, 4 years, 2B1O Georgia
Fred Henry, ss years, Gailipger Hos
Louise r. Parker. ss years. on street.
Tenth and v SITS
Cora Brown. 81 years, GailinEer. Hos
pital.
Milton Brown, - years on railroad
track between Ruena Vista and Dis
trict of Columbia.
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Solution To Monday Puzzle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
SAIE--HOUSES.
,L5U.
No. Cleveland Park.
7 Rooms = Paths

sEE THIS AND JUDGE FOB
YOURSELF. Similar homes sell for
ate the DISTINCTIVE AND CEfQTE
EsGLIsHTYPE BRICK resfenee.
The ideal home for MODERN Fri
CIENCY and SPACIOUS. LivARLE
COMFORTS. Where else can you and
. moderate price home xith a Lfv-
ING ROOM 22Ax1s. with ARTS
TIC FIREPLACE and alcoye effect
hay window Tile vessibuie with
guest coat cIoaett. large dining room
f16xi41 sanitary" Kitchen. inciud-
ing "FRIGIDAIRE" Ire syster: arts
fic stairway. SPLENDID BED
ROOMS. 2 ''iuxury" TILE WALLED
BATHS. also TILE SHOWER: ION
ia" finished walls. SPECIAL eIectrI.
cal fixtures, clear WHITE OAK
FLOORS THROUGHorT., HOT
WATER HEAT and automatic storage
water heater. SLATE ROOF. attrac-
lively Handicapped lot: GARAGE. Re-
auires only SMALL CASH PAYMENT
and EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. .
Evening Phone Service ] to 9
Sclwab. Walk & Candy,
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

Attention. Co,ored.
WHY BE A RENTER
Don't put S. in the landlords
pocket when low terms and
low price buys one OF these
home bargains.
Nr. Soldiers Home. NV.
large -oorns ard hath newIv rarer@t
ard nss5ts3 md sxrsiaSTi e4a3Gcr
saEou< Aoass lna< ~a9s "a alley,
Price, $4,000.
18th St. NE.
3 rssorss saa hath rs>ct-aessv f-n@s ccfcA-
tsacA Nsr1 80 aia~y nes " sssv~s~ase3.
Price, $3.50,
9th & Va. Ave. Sc.
rxseaas asss e>asA tvs>n: yseeca back vara
~ a11sy- aswlv r<sse<>Tat>3
Price. $3.50
], DALLAS GRADY.
a0a ,ssA 81 NV
Aaaa 6tSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

SI@.ZcU.
New-Cheyv Chase.
6 Rooms Baths.
Located within . SQUARES az CONN:
AVE in quiet. refined section ct
tslIgh1fui homes ENGLISH TYPE.
individual design. half BRICK CON
STETCTION spacious interior az
rang~rfent w!de COVERED PORCH.
entrance hail unusually l4rx~ LIE-
ING ROOM With artistic FIREPLACE
ioyelv dln}ng room. ultra -o<srr
kitchen iFefss&5Eng BREAKFAST
NOOK , BEDROOMS - extra large.
feartituily eCulnrsst TILE BATH wish
t,sFilt-sn tub and TILE SHOWER also
extra second Fos- tile iaTatcrys large
RI-fLT-IN GARAGE many s1e<-si
features End every modern coavsr-
iescs Including OAK FLOORS
THROUGHOUT. large. aFtEhs ATTII.
ideai for recreation r1cra sEher'esss
lot. fronting 90 . PAVED STREETS
Literal terms,
Evening Phone Service : to 9.
Schwab. Walk & Candy.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EEw 1sg s-ao0N AND 0sg 4 ROOM
hDass IN Arlington 90 Va, al improve
HsegIs far building lots Sn ii. e. or sabggls
CAfl NJ a3.7 f3sr 4s7
- 900 EQEgT'Y IN IMPROVED PiECE DF
Essl eEtsae viii take ustlmDfosed property
fs3i NJ GEEEkwTj>L Main 407Z 25'
Will TEAug EurtTY IN ~ HWtsE
with y fo9sas b ~ h els" starry iHitk ga
eat Ho 4. - $50 l.1n"o3n b7f3
BtTsfEFss PROPERTY ON KING ST.
AisK Va iea~a tss III 3f't tet year WHIST
h.ts yo9 10 yftsff Aa8GeAs EVg 1886 4 stat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
COLORED HOME.

Northwest. between 18th and 18th SITS.
lear =. Nine rooms and hath: electric lights
furnace heat. room for garage: excellent
condition This Ia an attractive bsy-wir6ow
house and the rooms ara very large and light.
Il can Re bought on youT terms with .
very small cash naynleai for $3.50 This
i< your opportunity ~ huv 4 real home n
the right section at = sacrifice price. Gail
sales fsne Main 1859
WALTER A ER0WN i&01 e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
A REAL NV. BARGAIN:
BIG 7-ROOM DETACHED HONE.
ONLY S7.o5O-S250 CASH.

A splendid detached home In . new n W
hons community convenient to etcres,
schools churches and transportation faetlI.
ties Seven large rooms and bath. colonial
yan,enSes Including hot.water heat electric
ity First door contains large living room
with fireplace dining room. breakfast room.
kitchen and pantry There three spa
cions bedrooms and oath on the second floor.
Lot 40x14O IT, with spac. for garage: paved
street and allev Daily 81 $50: $3.50 cash
and low monthly payments of s65, real
oppnrtunits 20 savs money. Address Box
34.Z Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
BIG oO-FT., GRIN. HOME, WITH EAhAek'
ONLY SS750-EASY TERMS.

Just tho homo for the buyer who e seek;
real barEa,o In ,As .p sy sa e to Seep
LII LIZ " mansard roof and 3 covered porches
" M''n beansiful Northwest section: overlooking
q park. close to schools stores; cnnrcnrs
a anS Tar large rooms. tiled bath large shelyed
pantry with built,in rsi,ser At. :,o- we.
Win stairway Concrete cellar witn toilet
and and" laundry trays, nice yard With garage
IN excellent condition: hos.water neat eieS
wood trim artistic decoration and lighting
fxtmres Owner has reduced his price TO
This house must be sold. Address Box so-A'
star ONCE.
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REDUCED FROM - 500.
BIG 2o-FT.. S-RM. HOME WITH GARAGE.
ONLY 81 500-TFRHS TO SUIT

beautiful Kennedy bHii; home. 90 feet
wide. in an attractive Northwest community.
schools stores. churches and transportation
facilities OF red brick with msnsard roof
covered! concrete front porch and covered
and tiled bath large concrete cellar with
storage room. laundry. trays and servants
toilet. attic with regular stairway. In ex-
ceIent condition inside and ont; newly pa
fered and painted open fireplace In living
rom: hardwood floors. hot-ws;er heat cleo
.ririty and ali modern comforts Deep yard
with garage: paved street and alley. This
= an unusual home. reduced in crice 70
500 To- cuick sale. Terms ran Be a.
ranged. CAN Georgia oe4s for further de-
tails and appnlniment 70 .nspsct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
SAI.t~--FAKNs.
IyANTEi,--FARMs.

~ ACRES ON HARD road About !
nllies n.lt: BetsI money $3.50 acre. Atidres
Epg 3sa.A Star afflrs 2As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

FARM. WIN OPTION 10 HUY. IRON
owner not Iess than gE aeres, TN Ire High
way or Lincoln Highway. within 80 miifs 81
Wash. s1ye full particulars: NJ agents
pIfam kdjress itpx 400 A. star 0ffen. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
WATEK FRONT PtltPEitTY.

CHESAPEAKE BACH LOVELY LOTS
FIR auitk sats tnIs $3.50 eaeh terms
Cat 1WhKE Martin 1.Gj.
ss r. =. ht "SILn F,' nIa. fs.ii
~ g0o Address BOG aOsA Star nf1es. -.
FOE sAfg-WATEE FRONT rROPEhTiEf
q n hEFt.T 4 20 1913 81 NV.
WATER FEnkT ESTATES
cnAhLks LEE
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.SA1E-HOIJSES.

S0.6OO--WELL LOCATED NEAR LINCOLN
Park: pre-war built: o large rooms; we
bath. cleo. cellar. garage: first trust. build
ing association. payable $40 mo-: owner
must se1l. GLADMAN. Realtor. BOB Penn
ave. mle. Lin 34R
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HAl.Et--liiltlSES.

SAi.E-HOUSES.
al PARK RD.-BEAUTlFUL 6KM BRICK
wanted gro. uRCl0LO. t.07 Ga. ave -.
ONE BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE: HEAITI.
full res.dsnee: ID rooms, baths breakfast
room oil burner. This is nm exclusive home
constituted of marble and brick brick ga
rage: selling direct. will give purchaser adj
vantage Of an agents commission prize isss
than $50, 900 actually worth So 900 DE.
eatur 790 34s
COLOMBIAN IDEAL HOME. IDEAL 10
cation near 18th and Gtrard: u rooms. in.
closed sleeping porch. h,.w,h.. efre.. hard.
wood fsors throughout: brick garage: priced
low; essy terms. To inspect call Col. tSi6.
Sunday AMI evenings. cies. b5s7,
WHITE on cOL0RED~~-OSE,HAL BLOCK
DmDoni Circle a.saniiiy apt modern II
cold at once will sell ~ 600 less than actually
81 5O0~-sE CLOSE no ST: BRICK.
semi -sietaehrd. II large rooms, bath, furnace.
fas slice small sash payment. BARTLETT
REALTY co. 100. " Ut. NV. Phone Main
Ess after 8. Col. b.si.
OPEN rOR INSPECTION. goal ST, NE
New u room. bath brick. h..w.h s.e
p0rahes yard 10 alley; 800 eash, haf a.
rsn. =. !. AIKEN. Main $3.50 Evenings
cOIDRED
$50. cash. siS month, Incl. all Int nsw
tiled bath large yard 10 aliry near car line
NJ Aikgh. N. $3.50. Evenings A!!a.'ie
3si Iiih SIR s,E~-a LARGE ADOMs AND
a.n WILLIAM i. N0naoYLE. .s..
Hlu -. ~ w z main .ahh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

real. ESTATE INANA

uE1t< ENthtE eAbASB,
VIZ BLY, sECOkD DEEBs or Trust NOTES
on improved property sud first deeds III trust
gytss an yseant iots and anrease Sub
III visions huanHsd Brokers sttsHfjyH FIJI.
ton = g0aDJh Continental Trust Bids
HoEEY T0 Joan IN b r AE1L ESTATE
~ any sngupt - eres sjlias interest JESSE
T. HEIsKkLL iiI5 Ese ~ a.s
FIBsT ThfTsT STRAIGHT LOAas on I'M.
Wossf 1tDbefts ANY amount lowest infer
est and ssttlngissiyBK j BAsCDA HAn
hEft. TlH lib Nv
HOhFY T0 loan m ANY AMOUNT ron
~ ssBfk ~ sss secured uUoa first mari
saget IA The District 81 Columbia install
Hent tasHs made ia Washington aud nearly
Matsiagd aud *ifelsita oH lbe 40 seaI
BgoBtbls incl sliaisni DiaB BtesifiHs lar can
collation. ~ TIE nsefisass 10 ease al death
u The tssFFDwef
QUINCY SMITH INC 100 i1ta
MONEY At a PEH CENT AVAILABLE ron
lpsBs 1n improved tttR DfGpsrts aus amount
Ag3lI4 atlaBa aaHSstad iifHssaist6i
WARDMAh,
1880 81 - Nain 1850
MONEY TO LOAN
~ . .Tt = s,i. z IL Es,HF2gir 1iht.
PRFpAitikn lhTEhFsT HATEs
kVM II SAUNDERS 60, Inr
asa :. ~ A..y lois iela
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D@suiifs5i tay s}Hdow bcek Fstwafth
e1fnfF bDnF with HuserfG Tsgs9"sFte ff6sti
bSfei n high elevation convenient 40
As-igsslEs kLsSfes churches sRa Asns{tsttafEDU
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lspauAlfuaiy Gft8Fate6 uassSffD kltaiaeA ram
UIetely ss4uDssd tiled tssth wlth taitit IN
tsiS3 sHE shower cstfatgste cellar With shHndfg
ftsSs And servants toilet. Ase+ yard wlih
tssEsk garage a. psffset condition hard
~os1 EDDFs eles1cif9tg hot -seLsr hest sA
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only ffst gett ~, u Don't Hlss The
tfss,nstlsnits E%i tssniEia St2 nov f1t
etss5ls and s'Dp9tment ~ lasgeft.
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4st&iag homes tAO sud tbgef family rats
sps# fsas3Hess SD Investment hGG ""ost6
fs,,u~es ~ fsG9ted Df3"cr on tefHs sttH3e
~ the 0fhnet* wifi take Dag1ER ss1"ffs
atssiaess s"oG automobile e@nond i'nss noif
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SAT.E---HOVJSES.

CoT1oRED-NEAR nth AND FzfRMoNT
sits nw-D rooms. bath, garage. furnace
heat electricity: cash. $500 monthly pay
ments less than rent. Call North OSS3.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
SPECIAL GAIN
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Atlas PIyWo0d Is Feature.
General Baking Shares
Also Are Active.
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
.ciaI Dispatch 10 The star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Industrial
specialties continued to work higher in
the curb market operations today. The
buying, however, differed from that
which characterized operations for the
rise previous to the recent reaction, in
that 1t was more orderly and centered
in issues which we're thought to be in a
position to discount future earnings
prospects.
Atlas Plywood continued in demand
at it's highest in history, above 80. At
the same time the bonds, which arc
convertible into the stock on a basis
of par for the former and 30 for the
latter, we're bid up sympathetically.
The company announced the opening
Of its eleventh assembling plant at
Bloomington, Ind.
General Baking. which had been
turned over in enormous volume dur
ing the past month, continued active
and higher accompanying reports that
one Of the most colorful operators on
the Stock Exchange had become identi-
fed with the market for the stock. The
price was unaffected by the announce
ment that the Curb Exchange had sent
out QUESTIONABLE TO members asking
data on trading, including names OF
customers for whom shares were bought
and sold since May IA.
The new high for the year in Indus
trial Utilities common, with accom-
panying strength in the preferred, was
coincident with rumors that plans were
nearing completion for the acquisition
of the company by other prominent util-
ity interests American Gas & Electric.
American Light & Traction and other
prominent utilities we're bid up to
more than points at intervals.
Others that went to their best prices
for the year included Hart Parr, War
ner Bros. Pictures, Gobel common, Cen
eral Ice Cream, United Electric Coal
and Transcontinental Air Transport.
The last named continued to be infiu-
enced by the report that Col. Lind
bergh had become actively identified
with the affairs of the company.
Mining issues were influenced by the
better tone and somewhat higher prices
In the market for the copper metal.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
COTTON HAS DECLINE
IN TODAYS DEALINGS
Favorable Weather Reports and
Relatively Easy Cables Bring
Prices Down.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Ffesa.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The cotton
market opened steady today at de-
cline of to points under a continu-
alton of yesterdays selling movement,
encouraged by favorable weather re-
ports and relatively easy Liverpool
cables. Trading was fairly active, and
a few stop orders we're uncovered on
the decline, which extended to 20.37 for
October, or about Is to l6 points be-
low yesterdays closing quotations
Houses with Liverpool and continent
tai connections were buyers on the de-
cline and with little more trade buy
ing, prices rallied several points from
the lowest by the end of the first hour
Private cables said early trade call
ing and continental buying had been
supplied by London and Manchester
liuudation, with some selling on better
weather reports from the south in the
Liverpool market. A private report
said while reports were incomplete,
present indications pointed to an in
crease of : to 9 per cent in acreage
for the belt as whole.
The market became Steadier OH trade
buying and covering. prompted by un-
favorable features in private crop ad-
vices and talk of healthier technical
position after the break below the
2Ola-cent level for October That de-
livery rallied from the early low point
to 20.53, or a point above yesterdays
closing quotation. The volume of busi-
ness tapered off on the advance, how
ever. and the market at midday
was quiet, with active months showing
net losses of to 6 points.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
INCOME rs SMALLER.

DENVER, May IS [P.-The Colorado
& Southern Railway had a smaller IN
come last year than in 1926 while its
operating expenses increased, the an
nual report to the stockholders indi-
Gates. Last year operating revenues
were $2T. 240,6S3.27. against $2S,171,-
806.57 the year before. In 1926. operat-
ing expenses were $18,973, ,320lS and in
1927 $20,206. .605.7S. Both passenger
and freight services showed lower rev
enues last year.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
INCOME INCREASES.

NEW YORK, May IS Cp). april net
operating income OF the Chicago. Mil
waukee. st. Paul &, Pacific increased
81 100000 over April last year, said
II. A. Scandrett. president There was
a net operating deficit of $i4l,0 ,055 in
April last year. so Mr.. Scandrett's
estimate would make last months net
operating income around $858,000.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO. May IS tP.-(United
States Department of Agriculturel -Po-
tatoes-Receipts. "a cars; on track, SlS:
total United States shipments. 9s9:
Canada. car; old stock, trading very
slow market dull: Wisconsin sacked
round whites, l.15al.30: Minnesota
sacked round whites. 75ali5; idaho
sacked ruSSetS. No. !, 1.3Sal.40: COM
mercial. 1.1Sal.20: new stock. demand
slow. market weak on sacks; steady on
barrels: Alabama / LouiSiana sacked Bliss
Triumphs, 2.4oa275, according TO quail
ity; Florida, barrel. Spalding Rose, ATS:
few, ass.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
PLAN STOCK INCREASE.

NEW YORK, May IS CP.-Directors
of Brunswick Terminal & Railway
Securities Co. viii recommend to stock
holders at meeting to be called within
a month. an increase in authorized
capital stock from 100000 shares Of
no par common to 800. 900 shares. Upon
approval. It is likely 100000 shares will
be issued. and 81. 500. 900 Of the proceeds
used to finance the manganese prop
critics in Georgia. bringing annual out
put to 100000 tons annually. Preferred
stock of American Minerals Co. also
may be retired.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
LEHIGH INCOME.

NEW YORK, May IS GF1.-Aprn net
operating income OF the Iehigh Valley
Railrcad increased S222,577 over April
last year. despite q drop OF SAT-. 1851 in
Of 1923 was 1898 .6T5 less than q year
ago, while gross declined $2,365, ,5s8.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
BUSINESS QUIET.

NEW YORK, May 25 H1.~-R, y, La
mont, president Of American Steel Foun-
dries, reports that the eompany's busi-
ness continues quiet. its output being
highly specialized aud depends mainly
ON the railroads fiaf buying has been
small which naturally affected the CONF
psnya production.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

BY Special Leased Wire to The Star.
Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
WHEAT GOES LOWER
ON BETTER WEATHER
Cooler Temperatures in Northwest
Have Bearish Effect on Chi
cago Grain Prices.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 25.--With cooler
temperatures in the Northwest favoring
the Spring crop. wheat averaged lower
today In the early dealings. Better
weather over Western Europe was also
reported. opening unchanged to Ii off,
wheat fiuctuated through a range Of
about |. mostly downward. Corn and
oats were likewise easier, with corn
starting at II decline to Il advance.
and subsequently receding all around.
Provisions were irregular.