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Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. December 2lst. 1928. between
The hours Of 1000 o'clock A. Il. and
1 o'clock r. H.. The S.. Louis. Browns
Vile and Mexico Railway Company
acting bv ard through its duly auth.
orircd r~ent will offer for sale and
ell III rublic auction to tho highest
hidder for cash. at its freight depot
IN Brownsville. Cameron County.
Texas. the following described pieces
or parcels which have been trans
norted over its line Of railroad 2 or
which the proper CHARGES Tor trans
portatio uand storage nave not been
Maid. and which said p%ropcrty has re,
NAMED unclaimed for the space q
three months al the depot TO when u
Mas consigned. said article. piece OF
marcel to he offered for sale scpsr'
atcly. to-wit:
one iron safe No. G4o5 shipped on
March 1T. 1928, ~ the Schwah SAFE
romparv from Lafayette. Indians.
and consigned TO their order -
Rrovnsvillc. with instructions y
notify Dan STARK. moving under way
bill No. 5OiS. said safe having no DIS
tin-ufshin- names. numbers or mars
found thereon except as above ihGl'
Gated.
SIGNED M Brownsville. Texas. this
.Dtn day az November, 1919.
THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS
VILE & MEXICO ri. %.
By W. A. GOULD.
It's duty authorized Agent
U-n3-s0-T-Ii-4t-SI1I.
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Christmas Joy for You Begins Right on this Page, Shopping Worry Stops
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HOSE-The universal gift Tor her,
for she cannot have too many. All
tlfe new shades nj 5ollack's.
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THE MODERN Note u IN Color
and for the living room Why not a
clcyerly colored radiant heater for
Sl9.JO-reduced from $1,000. Gas Ap-
pliancc Co. sos Elizabeth.
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HANDMADE silk underwear. taller
ed or lace trimmed. Libbys.
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/ HAyILAND China IN open stock. a
I large assortment OF beautiful pat
terms to choose from. W.. Il. Putegnat
20.
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Gifts for Her

AN evening dress for the holiday
affairs Libby's.
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! HOSE-useful ard beautiful all
/ chades. Libhy's.
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YOUR HOME should come First"
Christmas " nm ideal time ~ add
that much needed suite al furniture
Borderland Furniture Store,
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A BEAUTIFUL New Porcelain Gas
Range will delight mothers heart.
Substantial reductions on our entire
stock. Gas Appliance Co, $50 Eliz-
abeth.
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HOSE Sheer chiffon with the very
newest heels. Special for Christmas,
7sc up The French ShoPpe-
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HOSIERY. underwear and sweater
Msuer's, 1920 Elizabeth.
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RECORDS-all the latest jazz and
classical records. McCleary Music Co.
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SHOT GUNS and rifles OF all kinds.
Batseil-W ellis.
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III YOU'RE looking for stars, use q
telescope. But for acceptable Christ
mas gifts, try the Shop-O-Scope-in
the Classified Section.
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RESOLVE to stop swearing on New
Years day. A bot water heater will
take the cusSes out Of shaving. and
start your day right. men! Gas APP
pliance Co., SIS Elizabeth.
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Gifts for Children
Gifts for the Home

At D0RFMAN'S you'll I'VE D. oncy
during December on -our gift pur-
chases.
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SOCkS-Silk. Isle and WOODEN socks
in many pretty patterns, always APP
preciated. Bollack's.
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Gifts for Him

ALL kinds Of Mexican curios and
Jcwelry for Christmas gifts. 0rien-
tai Rug 20.
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SUITS by Hart Schaffner and Mara
exclusively at The Fashion.
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ITALIAN beads and compacts 81
tortoise she'll make unusual gifts.
The French Shoppe.
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IMPORTED French flowers add that
Partisan touch 70 your outiit. D
French Shoppc.
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JARDINIERES and Pottery vases IN
most attractive designs. W. II.
PuteSnat Co.
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YOU WILL find the most individual
and complete line Of gifts a. 'hs
Oriental Rug c..
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"A FEW choice antique and modern
imported lamps. Oriental Rug U.
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Notice Of sale OF real estate under
execution.
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SILK MUFFLERS-You arc sure 10
please him with one OF these. Boil
lacks.
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POCKET ADMINISTRATORS ivory
handle. pearl handle. and gold plate.
w. II. Futegnst 20.
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ALI WHITE Gas EanEe-MaLe her
holiday baking easy with ode Of these
wonderful stoves. v. II. Pugcgnat
20.
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OUR campaign 60 reduce stock en-
ables you to obtain sensational val
ues in gas appliances for Christmas.
Appliance Co.. $50 Elizabeth.
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SPEND THIS Christmas In your own
home. Foster Moothart Co.
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OUR entire stock IL Substantially
reduced in price. No -mark-ups" for
the holidays. II you waat quality
merchandise at low prices see Gas
Appliance Co. SIS Elizabeth
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klrGS-Emblcm. stone set and inI-
thai rings OF all kinds make suitable
gifts for my one. Dorfm1n's.
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SMOKING sets and cabinets. Very
attractively finished, some with
marble top. S2.a5 up. Bofderland
Furniture Store.
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SILK underwear In one or two-piecc
suits. ideal for gifts. The Fashion.
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SCHAEFFER'S Pens and pencils in
sets or separate make lifetime gifts.
Mckay's Pharmacy. Hotel I'll Jardin.
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Gifts for Him

CHRISTMAS egg nOg-bettcr III
made on In urn burner-Sl.20. Gas
Appliance Co., s35 Elizabeth.
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i'm
ported hand made handkerchicfs are
ideal gifts. Oriental Rug co.
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reading. The hall remained remark
ably quiet and attentive.
AS Mrs. Willebrandt concluded,
Daniel o. Hastings Of Delaware,
holding a prory for Coleman Dupont
Of that state, was recognized to pre-
sent a minority report on district
delegates from Texas.
II recommended seating n different
list Of Wurzbach delegates, which
Hastings read.
Judge Hastings made a five-min-
ute address In support of the minori-
ty report.
"The only point we want TO bring
before the convention is whether or
not the law OF the state of Texas
is binding upon this convention" he
said.
The majority report meant prac-
tically adoption Of a "unit rule for
republican national convention dele
gates, the speaker went on, and was
a serious question" Mrs. Willie
brandt took the platform again to
answer Hastings.
While a republican national con-
vention makes its own laws" she
said, such a convention in other
years had ruled that state laws on
delegation selections apply.
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Der,ns to Have No
Dry Plank, Says
Friend of Smith

DALLAS, Tex. June l2.-tPl-The
Dallas Times-Herald today quotes
Chesley w. Jurney, secretary to
Senator Royal S. Copeland. New
York. as having declared that the
platform upon which the democrats
will nominate Governor Alfred Z.
Smith at Houston will not contain a
dry" plank.
I'VE might ~ well be frank about
it, the Times-Herald quotes Mr..
Jurney, who was in conference with
Governor Smith last week before
starting for Texas, I'VE cannot carry
states like New York, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey and Illinois with a dry
plank in the platform"
Mr.. Jurney. who for many years
was secretary to the late Senator
Culberson, arrived here last night.
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notes on the opening formalities and
talking with other party leaders.
IL was ten thirty-sevsn when SEN
ator Fess finally detached himself
from the group Of leaders who had
gathered about him and began to
hammer for order.
Hoarse from trying to make him
self heard throughout the big hall
in the delivery Of his keynote speech
yesterday, he repeatedly besought
the delegates in husky tones to take
their seats and quiet down. They
paid very little attention at first.
but under the repeated rapping of
the gavel they slowly came 70 some
semhlance Of order.
AZ this time the thousands az seats
reserved for spectators still were
more than half empty. The late
corners were pouring in in increasing
numbers. adding TO the confusion
and noise.
Without waiting for any real
quiet in the hall, Senator Tess, with
one last ~despairing whack of his big
wooden hammer introduced the Right
Rev. Thomas r. Lillis OF the Roman
Catholic diocese Of Kansas City. who
offered the opening prayer while
the delegates stood and became sill
ent as a suffering Kleig light
threw the bishop and the chairman's
platform into binding relief.
While the prayer was being offer
ed. the farm demonstrators after n
morning pep meeting showed up out
side the convention hall.
Farmers Ask Hearing
While the band played. the farm
relief bloc from the Northwest made
its first bid for a hearing in the
convention hall. p. d. Norton Of the
North Dakota delegation, trying TO
make himself heard above the music,
shouted a parliamentary inquiry
whether il would be in order to have
someone address the convention.
1T would not" said Senator Tess.
Norton continued vainly to address
the chair and then undertook to
climb up for a personal talk with the
chairman. But a group of delegates
from other states intercepted him
and after a short and apparently
good natured discussion the North
Dakotan desisted.
Thereafter Senator Tess remained
out Of sight until he was brought
again to the front of the platform
BY a great outburst OF cheering in
one section Of the gallery. discovered
to be mainly a chorus of demands for
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STOCKS Open
IRRECULARLY
Market Is Slightly Up
After Disastrous
Break Tuesday

NEW YORK. June l3.-tR)-Strong
buying support was supplied for the
stock market overnight after yester-
days disastrous break and prices to-
day opened irregularly higher. Radio
opened with a block of 1000 shares
at l76. an overnight gain of 5 points,
and early gains Of / to 2 1-2 points
were recorded BY General Electric,
Cur-iss Aeroplane. Western Mary
lana and Chrysler. international
Harvester fell back ? SIS points on the
first sale.
High priced specialties, which
have borne the brunt of the recent
selling pressure snapped back in
rather impressive fashion. Case
Threshing Machine and General Elec-
trio quickly rebounded 6 points. In
ternational Telephone 4 3-4. Wright
Aeronautical and Texas K Pacific
4. and General Motors, MONTGOMERY
Ward. Dupont, Frank G. Shattuck
and New York Central rallied 2
points or more.
Bayuk Cigars broke 3 points TO n
new 1929 low at 100 and Chesapeake
Corporation sank a point to a new
low at 81 Id.
Foreign exchanges opened slightly
easier, with sterling cables ruling
1-16 az a cent lower around sass is.
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PRAYER MADE
IN CONVENTION

KANSAS CITY. June 12.-CP-
Here is the text OF The prayer which
Bishop s. s. Partridge of the Kansas
City diocese of the Episcopal church
opened the republican national con-
vention:
Almighty and everlasting God,
y Father in the heavens. we thy
children. come now into thy pres
ence, and re~verently bow our heads
as We approach thy throne.
by thy mighty aid was this nation
first established. and under thy guild
ing hand il hath continued to this
day.
Each passing year bespeaks our
deeper dependence upon thy over
flowing providence and fills. our
hearts with gratitude for thy gra-
cious mercy to this. our native land.
I'VE invoke thy bencdiction upon
the purposes and deliberations or
those who are gathered here.
May the spirit Of the truest and
noblest patriotism animate and con-
troll US all.
Lift US above every tie serving
a mercenary motive and save us
from all selfish and unworthy ends.
Help rs in every word and deed
TO show ourselves true and loyal
citizens and thus ne worthy Of the
priceless heritage ~Uequcathed unto
US by our fathers.
May our consultation be peaceful
and harmonious. and in the bestowal
of position and honor may our choice
fall upon those of unquestioned hon
esty, integrity. purity and loyalty.
Uphold Us in all measures that
shall minister for he highest good
Of the people and advancement Of
justice. liberty and truth throughout
the world.
"Grant Us. We heseech thee. that
this great assembly, from first to
last, be actuated oy the noblest
sentiments and principles that shall
exalt and advance the nation. and
tend to the advancement Of purity
and justice and truth throughout the
land.
These and ali else. We humbly
ask. in the name OF the Christ, the
redeemer ard savior Of the world
Amen"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-13
Reward !Slaving
Trial Nears End

ABILENE, Texas, June l2.--tFf-
With final arguments slated 10 start
late this afternoon. il Is probable
that a night session will see the case
Of Lee Smith. charged in connection
with the killing Of two Mexicans at
Stanton last December, in the hands
of the jury.
The state completed its testimony
shortly before loon today. Smiths
mother Immediately took the stand
for the defense and was questioned
by attorneys regarding Smiths
whereabouts Immediately prior to
the alleged reward frame" slayings.
She appeared calm and answered all
questions straight to the point. The
defense is expected to complete its
testimony within a few hours.
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DELEGATES

CONTINUED from page one)
utes before the Cavel was TO fall,
the convention band. hidden away in
the rafters. unable to see anythin1
~ lear much but their cwn music
cut loose with a rollicking air that
so1nded out Of harmony with the
drab and weary monotone of CONVEX
sat:on among the delegates far down
below.
Get Late Start
Ten-thirty. the hour set for conven-
inr. came and went without a sign
Ne action. At that nour not half Of
the delegates were in their places
and the spectators galleries were not
4 ouarter filled. Senator Moses. aft
er vainly trying to summon one Of
the three messengers theoretically
ass;rnsd to his service. had climbed
aown into the delegate arena and dis
appearsd up a side aisle. The tempo
rarv chairman. Senator Fess Of Ohio,
who was to preside NJ the beginning
cf he trEsicn only. vas in his place
o. liz hlattazR thRrahinz axaz same
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a speech by Will Rogers. Laughing
IL the rest of the assemblage craned
its neck to see what would happen.
but the Oklahoma cowboy humorist
kept his seat in the press stand and
the chairman pounded for order until
the outburst had been quoted.
All Of this time the parliament
tary situation, rs they say in the
senate, was that the convention vas
waiting for the report of its com-
mittee on delegate credentials, which
had been in session most of the time
since yesterday afternoon. The chair
man of this committee was Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt. the first
and only woman assistant attorney
general. The convention had been
waiting for her for nearly an hour
when she finally walked down a cen
ter aisle and was escorted TO the
platform.
Looking as fresh as a daisy after
the trying work of the committee
over which she presided, Mrs. Willie
brandt was presented to the con-
~vention BY Senator Fess while every
delegate took notice and most Of
them cheered.
Report on Delegates
In a voice as clear as any heard in
the big hall the lady chairman made
a brief preliminary statement of
what the committee had done, and
then began reading fro mthe formal
report of the committee, typewriter
on a sheaf Of legal sized bond. The
report began with Florida, explain
ing the circumstances which led TIP
TO the delegate contest in that state.
and then proceeding similarly with
the other states irom which there
are delegate contests. The word was
passed about during the reading that
there vas a possibility that the con-
testing Wurzbach faction from Tex
as. unseated by the credentials COM
mittee, MIGHT take its figh. TO the
convention floor Itself. but hat none
Of the other disappointed would-be
delegates would appeal.
Texas Delegates Cheered
When Mrs. Willebrandt announced
committee approval Of the Creager-
Hoover delegation from Texas. a
shout Of "'Atta boy" came from a far
gallery where a Hoover booster
perched. That, and an occasional
spatter Of handclapping was about
all the interruption the assistant at
torney general met as she continued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-13
NEW o Z I I

NEW YORK. June l3.-tPy-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance of 5 to s points. Overnight
selling brought in by the weakness
of yesterday afternoon was absorb
ed by trade buying and covering,
combined with local buying for a
rally from yesterdays low prices.
Fairly steady Liverpool cables and
report of further showers in the
south encouraged buying, which
sent prices up to 2O.35 for October
or IA points net higher. The vol
m Of business tapered off some
what on the advance, but the mar
ket held steady at the end Of the
first hour.
The first flash of the weekly re-
port Of the weather bureau seemed
to bring in selling, but il was abb
sorbed on setbacks of a few points
and there appeared TO be some buy
ing later. October contracts sold
uD TO 20.4S, making a net advance Of
% points. There was a renewal Of
realizing around these figures and
the covering movement tapered off.
At midday the market showed re-
actions of s or 8 points from the
best.
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Instructor Held For
Liquor Manufacture

AUSTIN. June i2.-tP Kindred
McCleary. until recently an adjunct
professor Of architecture mt the
University Of Texas and creator of
the painting "Cott0n." now on e.
hibit with others here. pleaded guilty
and was fined $500 n federal court
here Tuesday on charges Of manu-
facture and possession Of i~ntoxieat-
ing liquor. Officers alleged they
found lac pints Of beer and appara-
tus for its manufacture. when they
raided his apartment March 26.
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N.O.FUTURES
Open STEADY
Early Gains Are Add
ed to In Trading
Oh Day

NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-fP-
The cotton market opened steady
first trades showing advance Of s
70 3 points in response to higher
Liverpool cables. This gain was soon
lost, however, under selling.
Towards the end or the first half
hour the market rallied on the wea-
Their maps showing Of considerable
rain in the belt. October recovered
TO 1881 and December 1878. or IL
to y points above the previous
close.
The market gradually improved
during the late morning trading on
map indications Of unsettled wealth
er and an official forecast for
showers. The recovery carried July
across the 20-cent line 10 POLL, Oc-
tober to 1887 and December 70
1885, or 16 to Is points above the
previous close.
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Wheat Gains On
Liverpool Tone;
Corn, Oats Easy

CHICAGO. June 13.-iP1-Unex.
pecte6 higher quotations at Liver.
pool gave the wheat market here an
early upward trend today.
Onening 3-sc off to 1-4c up, Chi
caro wheat afterward scored mod
crate gains all around. Corn and
oa. were easy, with corn starting Al
1-sr To 3-Sc advance. but later show
irr declines. Provisions displayed
fl~w~esS.
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Olnlito ToBe0 On
Valley Gas Line

Plans were being completed Tues
day TO pipe gas 10 residences and
business firms in Olmito and actual
work i to begin Thursday, according
TO Mike Groom, manager OF the
Brownsville branch Of the Rio
Grande Valley Gas company.
A connection is TO be made with the
company's main gas line which runs
through the townsite, Groom said.
II is estimated that the work will
be completed within three or four
days.
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Smith Guilty In
Reward Staying

BAIRD. Tex. June l3.-Pl-Lee
Smith. charged with murder in con-
nection with the Staying Of two
Mexicans az Stanton. Texas. Decem-
Der %. last. was found guilty by a
jury in district court here today and
his punishment fixed az life i'm
prisonment.
The state claimed killing Of the
two Mexicans and wounding OF a
third. was the result Of a plot to
n $4,000 reward offered by
the State Bankers association for
dead bank bandits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-13
City Heads Will
Consider Paving

Hearings will be held in connect
ion with the paving Of three resi-
Dental streets when the city com.
mission meets at 10 o'clock Friday
morning in regular session. accord.
ing to a. +. Munday. city secretary
The streets proposed for paving
are Grant and Garfield streets, be.
tween l4th and 18th streets, anC
Elizabeth street. between the bell
line railway tracks 20 the city lin.
its.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt +. Hinkley. ST.,
who had planned TO visit Colorado for
a few weeks, vii not 90 on there, but
will visit the Fort Davis mountains. in
West Texas. They are now in Dallas,
and plan to leave there sometime this
week. They are making the trip By
automobile.
Mis- Warrena Morley of Houston Is
in Brownsville visiting her cousin,
Miss Katherine Worley.
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Hoover Is Happy
AtCabinet Meet

WASHINGTON. June 12.-lP1-It
was a cheerful and genial Secretary
Hover who attended today's cabinet
meeting at the White House.
Instead Of arriving at the execu-
tive mansion in his usual rapt and
absorbed attitude, Secretary Hoover
stepped lightly out Of his car. waved
his hand to reporters clustering
around and jauntily pranced into
the committee rom.
At the end of the meeting his
ch~eerfulness was in no way reduced.
He refused to talk, however.
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CHICAGO, June 13.-P-Butter
lower; creamery extras 42c; stan
dards ACC; extra firsts 4164I I-2c:
firsts 80 1000 1-2c; seconds $50
soc.
Eggs lower; firsts 81 1-2N2sc:
ordinary firsts 26 1-2G27c; storage
packed extras - 3-4c; firsts % l-2c.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK, June 13.-(P-For-
eign exchanges mixed; Great Bit
ain demand 4S7 11-l6; cables
ass 1882; 60-day bills on banks
asa Ia; France. demand 3.92 "a:
cables 3.93; Italy. demand 5.25 Sd:
Belgium 1895 IL; Germany 23.g7
1-2; Tokyo 1888; Montreal 99.7s 10.