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TEXAS HEADS
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ants. through threats or litigation,
following a dispute over an allegedly
unreasonable franchise tax assessed
the Golden Rod company. made
themselves parties to a conspiracy
to harness the company and drive IL
out Of Texas.
The company was given q permit
to do business by Mrs. Emma Girls
by Mehsrg, former secretary Of state
and at the end Of the first wear Of
business. the suit alleges. the pres
ent secretary Of state sought TO col
lect n franchise tax on the whole
capitalization Of the Golden Rod
company, instead Of the capital en-
ployed in Texas. The plaintiffs say
that approximately half OF the COM
pary's capital was employed in Tex
az. On top Of this, the Golden Rod
company was assessed a penalty Of
% per cent. according to papers in
the suit. and when it refused to pay.
under this system OF computating
the tax, was threatened 18th suit.
This suit was filed eventually by
Assistant Attorney General r. ".
Tilley. The suit sought to recover
the tax, appoint a receiver for the
company and Gust the company from
Texas.
The suit alleges that the defend
ants c~onSpired 70 defeat the opera
tons &c the company because Of
their dislike for the vice president
II the Golden Rod company, G. ~.
Neff.
Inability or the Golden Rod COM
pany to bring to trial a suit i~nvoiv-
Ing a property nc Brentwood and
failure Of the company 70 obtain a
Texas permit when II tried 10 re-
organize under . Texas charter are
further set forth as evidences Of
the alleged conspiracy.
The suit seeks damages under the
following classifications:
For options and leases lost
through the alleged conspiracy. ST.
oen.0
For loss through inability to do
business in Texas, $4,000.
For loss az the confidence or
creditors because or s~landerous in
situations OF suits filed against the
Golden Rod company, loss ~ stock
holders and other losses. s250,0a0.
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Famous Dancing
Team to Appear
At Casa Crande

The dancing team OF Moret and
EYita has arrived III Brownsville and
will open M engagement at the Casa
Grande IN M&tsmoroS Thursday
evening. according TO an
nient made by the club management
Thursday.
Aoret and Frita have come 70
Brownsville following an engage
ment at the S~hadowland club. San
Antonio. considered ono Of the most
beautiful and exclusive night clubs
in the south.
The dancing team has also filled
vaudeville engagements in all cf the
larger cities Of the United States.
II announcing the new show. op-
orators cf the club announced that
q minimum check charge az sl.25 rer
person has been iraugarated ii the
club. There will b. no table cover
charge.
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CLOSE STRONG
Sales For Day Approx
imately 100000
Shares

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-tPl-A brisk
rally in prices took place az the
opening of today's stock market I'M
der the leadership Of U. S. Steel
common, which crossed liz to the
highest price since the declaration
of the 30 per cent stock dividend
more than two years ago. Electric
Auto Lite opened with q block Of r.
600 shares ut $50, up 3 IL, and q
new high record. General Electric,
Radio, American Radiator, Curtiss
and r.. II. Macy showed initial gains
OF Q 10 3 points.
u. s. Steel common extended its
initial fractional advance 70 4 IL
points BY touching 173 3-s before the
end Of the first half hour. Coppers
were heavily bought with Anaconda.
Greene Cananea and International
Nickel in the forefront of the adj
vance.
Heavy buying Of New York Cen
trail, which quickly advanced more
than 4 points in the face of an in
quiry by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to determine excess pro-
fits under the 'r~ecapture clause" Of
the transportation act, also attract
ed widespread attention.
General electric. Commercial Sol
vents. Electric Auto Lite. Wright
AeronauticaI and Curtiss Asroplane
all jumped Z to nearly 7 points in
the early outburst Of buying.
Foreign exchanges opened firm,
with cables quoted around $4.s5.
The closing was strong. Sales
appropriated 100000.
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MURDER Case
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chin and ranging downward pene-
trated the left lung.
New evidence in connection with
the shooting near the bale grounds
in which Manuel Pena was fatally
wounded was revealed Wednesday
when IL was ascertained that the
bullet that killed Pena was not fired
from a revolver alleged TO have been
in the hands Of Teofilo Ssuceda. The
revolver is 3S-caliber. and the bullet
removed from the body of Pena Is be-
lieved TO be 41-csliber. Officers
stated Thursday that they had no
evidence to directly connect Teofilo
Sauceda or his brother. Psneho. with
the staying Of Manuel Pena or the
wounding Of Pena's brothers. Sau-
ccda's revolver. which was secured by
the officers two days after the shoot
ing. il believed 10 have passed
through several hands. and there w
no evidence that IL war the weapon
used. deputy sheriffs stated.
Statements OF various persons NJ
the bale are conflicting. Upon one
point there Is general agreement:
that Pancho Sauceda. who went 10 his
home when the ARRAY started and
returned with a Winchester rifle. did
not fire a shot. and this is horne on
bv examinations Of physicians which
indicate that ell wounds were caused
hv heavy revolver or pistol bullets.
Neither Teofilo Sauceda nor his
brother have been seen since the
rivht Of the affray-
Sanchez was brought 10 the Cam
eron county jail Wednesday evening.
No date has been set for the prellrin-
49, hearing. which probably will Be
DELAYED until investigations OF the
ease Is completed
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MRS. ELSTNER
RITES TODAY
Mother of San Benito
Woman to be Sent
To Lake Charles

SAN BENITO. Jan. i~7.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Sallie X. Elstner,
-. who died az $3.50 o'clock Wednes-
day evening ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frances Holland, in
this city, will be held at All Saints
church, Rev. w. L. Johnson, officist-
ing. late Thursday afternoon, rfter
which the body will be Sent TO the
old family home in Lake Charles. Ia.
Mrs. Elstner had been i'll for a
long time but made the trip to San
Benito. where she was a former res
ident, from North Carolina in order
TO visit two Of her daughters who
live here.
She was born in Marshall, Texas,
Jan. 10, 1891. Following her mar
riage to j q. ElStner. she moved to
Lake Charles, La. In 1917 the Elst-
ner family moved to San Benito and
lived here until about a year ago
when Mr.. and Mrs. Elstner moved 20
North Carolina.
Surviving arc her husband, and
four daughters, Mrs. Effie Hine of
Chicago; Mrs. Anne Matthews of
New York City; and Mrs. France.
Holland and Miss Markoleta Elstner,
both of San Benito.
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issue PAPERS
FOR WALKER
Texas Set For Extra
dition of Man Nab
bed I'm Buffalo

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 17--iP-Ps-
psrs 70 rthe extrsdition Of Whitley
Walker, wanted in Berger for the
killing Of two peace officers, from
Buffalo, N. T., where he is in Gus
tody. have been prepared. and a man
will he sent to Buffalo II New York
authorities agree 70 turn Walker
over to Texas. IL Is understood Col
orado also wants Walker for the
Lamar bank robbery.
Walker was connected by Captain
Frank Hamer of the Texas rangers
wi the Berger killings, which fol-
lowed robbery Of a bank in Pamps,
Texas. Captain Hsmer recognized q
photo sent out BY Buffalo police as
a picture Of Walker and wired au.
thorities there 10 hold him for Tex
as. Captain Hamer had offered a
reward Of $500 for Walkers capture.
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TO COOPERATE
Matamoros Lead e S
Request Assent To
Airport Plans

kilograms to the heads of the
various departments Of the Mexican
government were dispatched We'd
nesday by the Matamoros Chamber
Of Commerce and civic and federal
officials Of that city stating that all
interests Of Matamoros were q unit
in requesting that an international
zone be established at the Browns
Vile airport. .
Tho action Of the Matamoros Of
fieials followed q conference Tues
day afternoon with a special CON-
mittee of the Brownsville Chamber
of Commerce in which the cooper
alton Of Matamoros was solicited in
the development Of an international
port at this place.
A panorama photograph Of the air
port, together with individual photos
Of the various buildings and a state
ment outlining the plans for building
to be constructed, has been mailed
to Mexico City. Assurance has been
given by the Brownsville city COM
mission that in the event an arrange
ment is entered into between the
American and Mexican governments
establishing an international zone to
facilitate clearance and inspection
of airplsncs, the city viii erect the
necessary offices for the Mexican
customs and immigration, supplying
them with the same facilities as have
been made for the American officers.
The kilograms forwarded to Mexico
City will be supplemented by letters
from Mexican border officers set
ting forth the advantages which will
accure to the border cities as well
as the Mexican public By adoption
Of the Brownsville Tampico-Vcra
Cruz air mail route and assent in
the plan to establish an international
zone at the airport.
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UTILITY o REPORT
IN ERROR, A. r. AYERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. T.-Ff--A
dispatch by the Associated Press de-
seribing the federal trade commits
sion.s hearings on public utilities
financing last September q, con-
tanned an inaccurate reference TO
GUY p. Nswburn. Of Nashville. Tenn.
TIE dispatch said that H. e. OAR
nall. Of Florence. Ala, had named
Newburn as having first suggested
that the Alabama Power company
might be interested in paying 20
have Darnall's newspaper editorials
circulated. This statement was
erroneous, and the Associated Press
u glad to naks this correction.
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0.FUTURES
CLOSE STEADY
Net Decline of Is To
Is Points Made
During Day

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IE.-tP-
Relatively steady Liverpool cables
were responsible for a higher open
ing in the cotton market. First trades
showed gains of 5 points and rrices
continued to advance until May cold
at 1881, or 5 points above yesterdays
close.
The improvement brought out some
realizing which carried March off to
1853 and May to 1913. or 6 TO s
points down from the early highs. A.
the end Of the first hour prices had
rallied Q to 5 points from the lows
with the undertone steady.
Prices continued to ease off. Real
izing made Up the bulk Of the Of
ferings which ultimately carried
March off to 1882 and May 1855. OF
10 t o is points down from the early
highs and s points under the pre-
vious close.
At noon the market was steady but
only 2 TO 3 points above the lows.
Cotton futures closed barely steady
at net decline of 10 to Is points.
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IMPEACHABLE
ACT CHARGED
TO JOHNSON
Right Tells Oklahoma
Probers Issuance of
Pay For Special At
torney Illegal

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan, II.
Rb-Declaration that issuance by
Governor Henry s. Johnston Of a
$500 deficiency certificate TO pro-
vide for the employment of a special
attorney for the state banking de-
partment vas an improbable Of
Tense; was made in the house of
representatives investigating COM
nittee hearing today by II. Tom
Knight, chairman of the house ap-
preparations committee.
A "
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 17.-R1-
Stalking through a maze Of inquisi-
torial bypaths in its hunt for evil
dence Of %irregularity in the admins
t~rstion Of Governor Henry s. John
ston, the house Of representatives
investigating committee today planned
10 separate into NJ least three groups.
each or which will follow trails an
covered BY the committee as a whole.
This method Of procedure was
forecast yesterday when the house
passed a resolution empowering the
investigating committee to create a
series Of subcomm ittees from it's
membership. each Of the subcommit-
tees to have the power Of the general
committee.
While the representatives, arc our
kuing their investigation into the
executive department, a committee Of
five senator's today is expected TO
open n public inquiry into newspaper
reports alleging corruption in con
nection with the sudden dispersal OF
senate members. last winter, during
an attempted impeachment session.
Distressing from time 70 time, the
Investigating committee Of the house
t{Ek up numerous trails. only To re-
torn frequently to the question which
has occupied a major portion OF the
investicstion-the issuance. by the
governor. Of a pardon TO a convicted
murderer.
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HARDY OUSTED

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son was charged with conspiracy to
defeat justice by telling a false
story under oath in 1926 about her
reported kidnapping.
Judge Hardy refused 70 testify
before an investigating COMMITTEES Of
the California Bar association which
sought TO determine the propriety Of
his taking money.
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MARKET REPORT
TRUCK LIVESTOCK roUL1RY-Eees
MARKETS AT
"A GLANCE

New York
Stocks strong; metal issues touch
record prices
Bonds dull: international Tele-
phone convertible 4 les lower on
heavy turnover.
Foreign exchanges steady; Japan
ese yen up 10 points.
Cotton easier; southern selling.
Sugar ~stesdisr; improved spot
situation.
Coffee lower; commission house
selling.
Chicago
Wheat steady; u~nfsvorsbie winter
wheat reports.
Corn firm; bullish Argentine esti-
mate.
Cattle lower.
Hogs steady 10 higher.
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in OUR VALLEY

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took their air rifles out to do a lit
tie shooting.
A few weeks ago = Missien boy
was missed.
In both instances the boys soon
showed up, safe and sound.
They wandered away, as boys will
often do. Hours meant nothing TO
them. They took no note Of time.
In each instance the boys picked
up" rides. They went to see other
towns. Here in the Valley the towns
are so close together that they
thought nothing of it.
However, youngsters should be
cautioned against this business Of
picking up" rides, especially with
strangers.
Sometime, somehow the innocent
adventure may have a different sort
Of ending.
ONE BROWNSVILLE parent niss-
Cd a child some time SEQ.
He had gone to n movie early In
the day.
He failed to return home al the
appointed hour.
An excited search cnsued. Went
on for several hours.
Finally. long after dark. the young
tser calmly entered his home.
He had been in the theater all day.
Had liked the program 80 we'll tlst
he saw it over and over again. -Four
times.
Hs had had his THRILL. And was
sleepy.
BROWNSVILLE has an electric
lighted basketball court 81 Tucker
field. adjoining the high school.
Equipped with the idea Of i~ncreas-
ing interest in basketball, among the
youth Of the schools as we'll as the
public generally.
Every night from 100 TO zoo
youngsters will be found on the
field.
As Director J. ". Irvine tells H..
this night time court is doing more
to keep boys eff the street at night
than any thing.
Which probably is true. Any
Brownsville citizen having reason to
be in the business section at night
will observe that few boys are to be
seen.
Considering the fact that there
arc some $500 children Of school :
in the Brownsville school district.
any policeman will tell you the
Brownsville youth u unusually law
abiding.
REPRESENTATIVE BOUNDS OF
Hubbard has introduced a bill In tae
legislature that will meet with the
approval Of many telephone users.
His measure is directed at the
fellow who will ak the use Of your
telephone.
He will put in a long distance call.
Tie will forget to pay for IL.
And the telephone subscriber viii
foot the bill. since the company has
no control over his instrument while
II Is In his house or office.
You viii net even know II Is q
long distance call, sometimes. For
the new system Of putting in a long
distsne call by usiEg the station 10
station" system makes IL simple.
THE BROWNSVILLE port commits
sion's announced policy of using
Brownsville navigation district funds
only TO build a channel direct from
Brownsville to BRACES Santiago pass,
- being approved by many civic
bodies.
The FL Jardin irrigation district
was firE 70 act.
Then came the Rotary club, the
Riwanis, the Lions, the city COM
mission.
Which about completes the civic
organizations, with the exception Of
the women's organizations.
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NORRIS FIRE EVIDENCE
HANDED TO

FORT WORTH, Jan. IT-(R-A
song book apparently saturated with
kerosene and found in the wreckase
OF the First Baptist church by city
detectives, was turned over TO Dis.
trio Attorney Stuart today as the
latest development in the probe I'm
DER way n the church and annoy
building went up in flames last sat
urday.
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5. r.. WILL ISSUE
BOOKLET ON TEXAS

IA new booklet On Texas and the
recreation resorts OF the state will
~ issued NY the Southern Pacific
lines IN r few weeks.
SeSvcral Valley hunting and fish
ing scenes together with views Of
Valley coastal resorts and other re-
creational attractions have been pro-
vided by the Brownsville Chamber
of Commerce for inclusion in the
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Corn Continues
Up; Other Grain
Also Are Higher

CHICAGO, Jan. 1T,-QP-Bulging
prices for corn in Argentina and at
Liverpool sent the corn market here
soaring anew today in the early deal
ings. All Chicago deliveries of corn
jumped TO a new high price record
for the season.
Opening at 1-4c off to 1-sc UP, Chi
cage corn soon scored teneral gains.
Wheat, pats and provisions were also
stronger, with wheat starting un-
changed 70 SIS advance and after
ward holding near to the initial fig
ures.
Last minute rallies lifted corn
afresh. and the market closed nerv-
Gus 5-sc to l lac net higher. wheat
1-sc to 5-Sc up, oats 1-ic to Sic ad-
vance, and provisions varying from
case decline to a rise of i2c.
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CITY BRIEFS

Wintering HERR. K. Raglan, vice
president of the Wadley Company Of
Indianapolis, has arrived in Browns
vile to spend the remainder of the
winter.
Ringworm--0na bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy Is guaranteed TO be
enough for any csse. AL druggists
are authorized to refund your money
IL il fails--Adv. t4l
Practical Spanish - Miss Esther
Amaya will open q practical Spanish
class Feb. 9Th. Miss Amaya has
taught Spanish al Laredo Seminary
and also practically Spanish 70 pro-
fessionsl people. Onyone wishing
fessiohal people. Anyone wishing
her at 1895 Adams St.-Adv. IL.
School Kids Itch vanishss after Q
few days b. applying a piee. Of col
ton, saturated In Imperial Eczema
Remedy, 70 affectes parts st bed
time. All druggists are authorized
Z refund .our money il it fails.-
Adv. 90
Leave Ciiy-Dr. and Mrs. Z. A.
Sanderson Of Minneapolis, Mimi. who
have been spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. J. W.. Allen Of Brownsville,
left Wednesday for Corpus Christi,
where they intend spending two
weeks with Mrs. Aliens parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Stamm. The Sander
arc spending the winter touring
southern Texas.
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N. M. Also Wants
Roberts, Nave

BUFFALO, N. ". Jan. 1T.-tF-
New Mexico vas added today to the
list ~ states which claim custody Of
Clyde Roberts and Fred Nave, held
here In connection with MURDERS and
robberics throughout the southwest.
Kansas. Oklahoma, Texas and Colo
RADIO already have asked local police
20 hold the men until their repre-
sertRtives arrive.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Ey-For-
eign exchanges steady.
Great Britain. demand 4s4 e-16;
cables 49, 3f-32; 60-day bills on
banks $50 50.
France, demand 5.e0 s-s; cables
500 rs.
Italy. demand b.2s: Belgium 1889
f-2: Germany 23.7i; Tokyo 1888;
Montreal 1915.
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PRYOR GOES on STAND

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Jan. Ia
LF-Ed Pryor. former Electra con-
stable took the witness sstrd In his
own defsnss here today and testified
that charges now pending against
him are . result of the activities az
political enemies. Pryor n being
tried on a charge OF robbery In con-
neetion with the loctinT az d news
stand.
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LAD LOSES Z G DIES

PAMFA. Tex. Jan. l7.-P-
Shortly after telling his small sister
she could push him about IN a wheel
chair. A. II. Murray. Pr. s. died here
todsy Of injuries suffered when q
freight train severed beth his legs
last night The boys foot caught in
q switch. Blood trz~nSfusions failed
- ave hts life. The father works
bt Biz srring.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17.-FD-Cot-
ton spot fair demand; higher: Amer
lean strict good middling 11.51; good
middling I'LL; strict middling
1921; middling 10.71; strict low mid
ding 1916; low middling 1921;
strict good ordinary 1901: good ordi-
nary 9.71. Sales 5000 bales, 5000
American. Receipts 10000. Ameri-
can $500. Futures closed barely
steady: January 10.41; March 10.45;
May 1919; July 10.45; October 1928;
ecember 1919.
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= YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-tPl-The
cotton market opened steady at an
slvance Of l to z points on some fur
Their covering and commission house
buying promoted by the steadier tone
Of yesterday. The demnd was COM
paratively light, while there seemed
to be little more cotton for sale
around 20.40 for March and May de-
liveries and prices eased off s or z
points under realizing or liquida-
ton.
The early decline extended to 20.2s
for March and 1892 for July. or
about z to Q points below yesterdays
closing quotations. Except for some
liquidation or reselling by recent
buyers, there appeared to be very
little pressure against prices, how
ever. and the market steadied at the
decline. At midday trading was dull,
with March selling around 20.3l or
about 4 to 5 points net lower.
Futures closed easy. 10 to ~ points
lower. Spot quiet;. middlinT 2o.35.
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CITT0NSEEn nm.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.-(F-
Cottonseed oil closed steady: prims
summer yellow e25; prime crude
s50-s75. Jan. 9.35: Feb. 9.35; March
9.4e; April $50; May $50: June
$50; July ga; Aug. 9.Ts; Sept. a.s5
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". s. BONDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1T.-(F-Gov-
eminent bonds: Liberty 8 les, 81
~. 1924; LIST 4 Ids 500: 9TH 4 Ids
500; treasury 4 las, 47-52. sfO0.I;
A. 4i-5i, Sl05.1: 9 S-4s, 1855. sIO2.1.
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KING IMPROVING.

LONDON, Jan. 17.-B-King
Georges physicians today issued this
bulletin; The king has had a good
night and progress though slow is
satisfactory. The next bulletin will
be issued Friday evening"
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CALL MONEY

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-F-Call
money easier; high s; low s; ruling
rate s; closing bid s; time loans
firm: mixed collateral 5000 days z
l-2G7 a.; 4-5 months z 10; prime
mercantile paper 8 LAOS 1-2.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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r n COTTON CI0<r

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1T.-tFl-
Spot cotton closed steady. 10 points
down. Sales 1880: low middIing
1T.sT; middling 1887; good middIing
1877; receipts 5,106; stock 351,177.
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RUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-RD-Butter
unchanged.
Eggs lower; extra firsts 35G36c:
firsts 33G34c; ordinary firsts 30
@32c.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
IONA T. Collins vs.. James II. Col
tins. Divorce.