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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

Trunks have had their day--now comes Kari
Keen the luggage carrier of thousand uses! It's
the most useful convenience on any car Every car
owner needs one whether for everyday use, or just
occasional trips outings.
It's great for picnics and outings kari-keen
mo utensils. ice cream freezers, thermo jugs and
other articles and packages. Everything is with
in handy reach too. Tourists and hunters put their
entire kits in the Kari-Keen and ride in comfort.
For statesmen, it can't be beat. Carries sample
cases. demonstrating machines stock for delivery
and other large bulky articles well as their grips
and bags. Everything in the Kari-Keen leaves
plenty Of "elbow room" in the car for comfortable
driving.
Farmers find the Kari-Keen one of the greatest
conyeniences they have ever had They can haul
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

The 10th is the last day 0i
discount on Gas bills.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

PLAINVlI.LE-Modern and attracfivo I
room cottage with garage attached.
Built ) yearA Steam heat, arsplace.
gas. large lot. Located In CAREFULLY re-
stricted residential ssctioa. The price
ana terms We heve en this property
will interest you. The jobs Geek Co.
II Whiting st.. Plainvills. Tel. 1861.
WILLIAMS ST.. on Farmin9top Ave.
new two family house with every mod
ern convenience. Two car gsrage. Tslo.
phone 1853,
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

MATCHING EGGS for sale: Rhode Island
Reds. Settings OF hundreds. Call At let
Francis st.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
Big Cars Little Cars Closed Cars Open Cars Roaen Cope In This Today
AUTOMOTIvE
Auto and Trmk Aecsx1ce

auto 4g10 IrM1 A&ceNSe0
BUICK MOTOR CARS aales ana service
Capitol Buick Co. ll3s Stanley strsse
Telephone eee7.
CHANDLER MOTOR Cara Sale and
Service. Charland's Auto Service Sta
ton. ts3 Naia ST.. opposite Cast NaiA
Telephone 1884
CfIEvROl vt SALES 4 SERVICE Pat
taroon Chevrolet. Incorporated. llll
Stanley Street. felephous 2ll.
DE SOTO SIX. "A Marvellous Car" Gem,
In and nee It. J B Moran's Motor
Sales. slsh Church 81. Phone 2Sla-w
FALCON-kNICHT famous sleeve valve
motor. r. c. Rudolph. 1T Cherry
Street. Telephone 2051-2.
DODGE BROTHERS motor cars and
Dodge Bros. truckA Now all SKIES 8
F. Motor Sales Corp. 1lc9 Stanley
st. Tel 7sl.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies


FORD CARS. trucks, tractors, parts.
service. farm Implements Automotive
Sales L Service. as Elm st. and Is
Arch S. Telephone :7oe or 1901.
GRAHAN-PAIGE' skies and EIghts now
on display in our new home. $50 Arch
St. Howard w. Whitmors. Tel $50.
HUPMoB1LE CARS AND G. N. {.
TRUCKs. Sales 4 Servics. Trudoa .
Plat. $40 Hartford Ave. Tel. 3sli-1
NASH motor cars. See the new line
Sales and Service. A. G. HaWker. So
Elm st. Telephone sass.
OAKLAND AND PONTIAC-Visit our
showroom and inspect these very hns
automobiles c. A. Bence. Oakland and
Pontiac Dealer. 50 Chestnut st. (next
to car barn). Telephone c215.
observation-disclosures Sales and
Service. Honeyman Auto Sales. 800
East Main St. Telephone :542.
REQ SALES & SERVICE. Frank P. Nc
Namara. corner Elm and Park StreetA
Telephone 2l10.
STUDEBAkER MOTOR CARS-saIes and
Service. Albro Motor Sales Co.. 31s
Arch st. Telephone $50.
WHIPPET Fours and Skies Sales and
Service. Elmer Automobile Co.. -
Main St. Telephone 1913.
WILLYs-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
Sales and Service. Fine motor cars.
Beloin Garage and Motor Sales. Fred
Beloin. Jr. Prop. lis Church Street.
Telephone 1850.
Auto Parts and AsxessOeSea ~
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Mn Wanted

Heip-Men Wanted n
MARRIED. man wanted. Must have ex-
ecutive and business ability to act a.
agent. New Britain Milk Bottle ES-
change. Must have truck and garage
space. Apply by letter giving particu-
lars as to your ability. to CLASSIFIED Box
80 E., Herald Office. =
SALESMAN with or without car to cover
New Britain and Hartford territory
selling building material speciality be-
ing used by painters masons and
builders. Must possess fundamentals OF
salesmanship. Commission basis Give
phone number. Write Classified Box
Is E.. Herald Office.
SALESMAN. Manufacturer wants neat
appearing man with some sales exper-
ience to work on cooperative selling
plan with their local distributor. The
man chosen will be on the factory pay.
roll and will work directly for the
manufacturer. Apply to factory repre-
sentative Monday 10 g. m. to II p. M.
Barry 4 Damforth. ~ Main st.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
A FRIEND IN NEED

FAMILY LOANS for use in the home
from SO to 5000. Our service 10 best
because you can repay according to
your income. and We try to make every
customer happy by courtesy prompt
ness and privacy. 81 to IS monthly,
plus lawful interest. repays SO to 500
cash loan. Larger sums in proportion.
NO 1NDORSERS--ali loans between hus.
band. wife and ourselves. Call. write
or phone 1-9-4-3.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
e0I Raphael Bldg. second floor, ~ West
Main st.. between Washington and High
streeta Open $3.50 to s.: Saturday $3.50
to !. Licensed by the state-Bonded to
the Public.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Tcechcrs ~
DANCING FOR STAGE OR BALLROOM.
Class or private. Emerson Studio. 1sa
Main st. Tel. 613.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
PROPOSE HUGE
PLANE MERGER
Curtiss and Wright Inter
ests Offer Stockhold-
ers Combine Plans

NEW YORK. June 27.-LP)-Cre-
alton of the largest aviation COM
pany in the world through merger
Of Wright and CurtisS interests was
proposed TO stockholders today.
Directors of the companies have
approved plans for the formation
Of a $4,000, 900 holding corporation
to be known as the Curtiss- Wright
Aeronautical corporation and the
CurtiSs Aeroplane and Engine COM
pany and 10 affiliated organizations.
The new company will bring I'M
der one head the concerns founded
by Americas air pioneers. the
Wright Brothers and Glenn Curtiss.
Clement M. Keys. president or
Curtiss. will be president Of the
holding company and Richard +.
Hoyt. chairman Of the board Of
Wright Aeronautical, viii be CHAIR
man OF the Curtiss- Wright cor
poration. IN addition to the Curtiss
and Wright corporations, the COM
panies to be taken over are: Key
stone Aircraft corporation or Bris-
ton, Pa; Curtiss- Robertson Air
plane Manufacturing company OF
st. Louis: CurtiSs Airports corpora
ton; Curtiss Flying Service. Inc;
Curtiss Aeroplane Export corpora
ton; Curtiss- Caproni corporation:
New York Air Terminals. Inc; and
New York and Suburban air lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
RECORD PLANE
UP 100 HOURS
Miss Minneapolis Passes
Through Rainstorms I'm
Endurance Try

MINNEAPOLIS June 27.-QPp-
Nearing the 100 hour mark in its
effort 70 set g new worlds record
refueling flight for airpIanes. the
Miss Minneapolis. piloted by Thor
valid johnson and Owen Haughland,
today flew through rain storms
which had begun early in the night.
AS the plane passed the SO hour
total this morning, officials observ-
ing the progress Of the flight at
Void Chamberlain airport here, re-
ported the single moor appeared TO
be functioning perfectly.
With more than half the neces-
Sary time elapsed toward setting q
new record, the Miss Minneapolis
last night gave UP its system Of lap
flying temporarily. Since the start
Of the event at 5 q. m, last Sunday.
the pilots have sent the ship back
and forth over an eighty mile course
between Minneapolis, Hastings, and
Mortified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
JENSEN AND WIFE
MAKE ATTEMPT

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. y, June
27.@P-With his wife at his side.
Martin Jensen in the monoplane
Three Musketeers today was making
his third attempt at a refueling n
durance record.
He took off at 7:32 o'clock last
night. He must remain in the air
one hour longer than the record OF
IT. hours. 30 minutes. and one zee
ond. set May &c by r. I. Robbins
and James Kelly in the plane Fort
Worth.
Jensen carried 165 gallons OF gas
oline at the takeoff, enough to carry
the plane through the night. and
planned to refuel In the air twice a
day through a pipeline from a plane
flying overhead. His wife. an au-
burn-haired young woman Of IS,
holds a private pilots license and
ARRANGED to take her turn at the
controls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Public Mass
In Mexico In Three
Years Set For Friday

MEXICO CITY. June 27.-F9-
The first public masses in almost
three years win be said in Mexican
churches tomorrow. The first r.
vice will be Mt the church OF Nuestra
Sonora de Ia Guadalupe, the ma
tional shrine, with others following
in other capital city affairs.
Archbishop Pascual Diaz an
nounced that eleven churches. In
GLIDING that Of Our Lady Of the
Guadalupe" had been returned 70
the priests yesterday, while three
others would be given back to them
today. The priests taking charge
have registered according 10 law.
The church bells will be pealed
for tomorrow's masses. sounding a
joyful note where on July 81. 1925,
their tolling carried foreboding to
Mexican Roman Catholics. The
promptness with which the govern
ment went about turning back the
churches to the priests after last
Fridays settlement made It possible
to move the time for the first mass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
SPEED PLANS
FOR PARADE
Elaborate Procession To
Mark Celebration OF
Fourth Here

With nine Brownsville merchants
and one in Matamoros already hav-
ing promised to enter a float or
decorated car in the patriotic pa
rade which will be M of the main
features in the July 4 celebration
here, indications are that this event
will far surpass in numbers and in
color anything ever before carried
out here.
Five or six bands playing patriotic
airs and the cilorful American Le-
gion Drum and Bugle corps are ex-
pected 10 lend an atmosphere to the
days program in keeping with the
occasion for the celebration. Two
Valley boy scout bands r included.
The parade is scheduled TO start
az 1880 .. m. from Fort Brown
The decorated floats will proceed
down Elizabeth street 10 a point vet
to be decides and then will come
back or washington.
The following firms already are
working on floats or decorated cars:
Edelstein's. Snow Queen Creamery.
international Shoe store. Patteson
Motor company. Abbott Buick COM
pany. Vallev Wholesale Drygoods
company. Elks club Cprobably two)
Sam Hughston. Hargroves. Emma
Leonard.
In addition. each service club OF
the civ. the Business and Profess
sional women's club. and the cham
her OF commerce probably will have
floats. Cox said he expected to an
nounce a list Of new entrants In q
day or two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
HIDALC0 men

Continued from page ~
and II you know Of any I would
appreciate 1t If you would tell me
Of them" Senator Brookhart said.
Your campaign is a good sugges-
ton to officeholders whose terms
are about 10 end that they should
contribute, isn't it?"
I'VE don't intend such a sugges-
tion," Note replied.
Hidalgo Up
Politics In Hidalgo county once
more came under discussion when
two witnesses charged that the re-
publican party, by refusing 10 put
a ticket in the field, left the demo-
cratic machine" In control.
Clinton Fraser, ST., Edinburg,
said:
1T Is universally understood
that Mr.. Baker says to Mr.. Crea-
ger: Please, MIR. Creager. you
stay off my preserves, and I'll
stay off yours"
A. Y. Baker. Hidalgo sheriff. is
recognized head Of the democratic
machine. while independent voters
IN the county blamedR epublican
National Committeeman r. 3.
Creager for their failure to elect a
republican ticket in the last cleo
ton.
Five Bolted
Fraser said that when a republi-
can convention was held. five per-
sons bolted and decided not to put
out a ticket. while so more named
candidates for the republican party.
The five boilers we're recognized
and the ticket drawn by the so was
thrown out by the state committee
principally because Creager pre-
ferred not to have a republican
ticket in Hidalgo county"
Orville Burlington, Wichita
Falls. vice chairman OF the re-
publican executive committee, at
tempted to show that Creager
was in California mt the time OF
the Hidalg0 convention and could
not have known the facts. Both
Fraser and Mrs. III. O. SchaIeben.
Edinburg. said "the republicans
could control Hidalgo county n
they wished to-"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
CR0WDSPACK
CONTINUED from page is

Continued from page ID
opening Of court this morning.
What the state intends to prove has
not even been limited yet. Tits be-
tween District Attorney Lee Bob
bitt and Defense Attorney John A.
Pope several times caused laughter
and calls for order by the court.
Both the state and defense yes
terday were approaching the limit
Of their challenges and last Of the
venire summoned was approaching
when the jury box was filled.
One hint of what may follow was
the defense question in croSs-exam-
ination Of prospective jurors. If the
fact that a man had been drinking
when he committed the crime would
influence their verdict.
Standing room is at a premium in
the courtroom.
The II men composing the Jury
are: D. z. Ramon, auto mechanic.
w. H. Johnson, oil operator; Albert
Offer, real estate dealer: A
Schwartzman, dry goods merchant:
George Beckelhymer. machinist.
Earl G. Brennan, railway fireman:
Alden B. Muller. railroad clerk:
Tom G. Goodwin. railway mechan-
ic; G. M. Wellsford. real estate
dealer; Frank Earnest, retired Gus
toms inspector; II. l.. Mullins, ga
rageman; Rafael Laurel. agricul-
turist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Host Fruits
Must Be Screened
: Under New Measure

putting teeth in the federal quar-
Nntines. an emergency ordinance
nroviding for the screening Of all
koSt-fYuits to the Mexican and
Mediterranean flies that are offered
FAR sale In Brownsville during the
neriod March I 70 october 1. viii
70 into effect July 10.
\ The emergency measure. uassed
A. the last meeting Of the city COM
mission. provides for a fine Of not
lees than As nor more than 500
for every day the fruit Is offered
Tor sale or stored in violation Of
the ordinance.
The new ordinance REQUIRES that
che fruit be covered with a screen
not 10 exceed lie inch mesh. The
screen cannot ON within ? inches
al the covered fruit under the mea-
sure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Charge Liquor Is
Sold On Steamers
Leaving New York

NEW YORK. June 27.-(Pl-The
New York Herald Tribune said that
today liquor is being sold aboard
the United States liner Leviathan
on both east and west bound voy-
ages.
The source of supply for the last
eastward trip was unknown, but
the newspaper said it was learned
when the ship locked here yester-
day there was enough liquor on hand
to put the bartenders to work in
first, second and tourist sections.
On previous trips since the United
States Lines. Inc, took over the
Leviathan from the shipping board
liquor was sold only on the west
ward trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
GEN. CERVERA
LEAVES BORDER
Large Party at Airport Bids
M E~x-Commander Of Mata-
moros Farewell

7 Gen. Gabriel r. Cervera, military
commander Of the Matamoros gar
rison for the past four years left for
krorreon. Coahuila, this morning on
n plane Of the Companfa Aeronau-
tica de T~ransportes, S. A.
Gen. Cervera. who has been placed
IN command Of federal troops OF
Mexico in that area, was accom-
panied to the municipal airport here
this morning by about 100 friends
20 bid him goodbye. He spent the
night in Brownsville and went to
the field at $50 a. m. In the
crowd to see him off we're friends
from both sides of the Rio Grande.
The general had been i'll for sew
eral weeks and he was accompanied
on the trip by DR.. NJ. F. Rodriguez
Braida Of Matamoros. They VIII
spend Thursday night in sfonterrey
and continue on to Torreou ~ pane
FRIDAY.
IT say shasta luego' $50 long, to
tall efny friends. but not goodbye"
Gen. Cervera said as he boarded the
ulane this morning. II plan TO re-
turn to Matamoros just as soon as I
can"
Gen. Julio Hernandez SerracO has
been detailed from the 7th Corps
Area. with headquarters in Monter-
rev. to replace Gen. Cervera as
commander Of the Matamoros gar
riSon.
Gen. Cervera was we'll liked in
both Matamoros and Brownsville
And BY his tactill friendship did
much while stationed In the Mex
Tear city across the border to
strengthen friendship between the
two nations.
Under his command the Mata-
tnoros garrison was considerably i'm
nyoyed. A polo team was organized
6oxing and athletics in general were
restored among the soldiers md he
otherwise imuroved the condition Of
the command.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
President of Ball
Club Killed When
His Plane Crashes

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 81
H1-A solo flyer Of a few weeks ex-
perience James A. Perry, owner Of
the Indianapolis American associa-
ton baseball club and president Of
the Curtiss Flying Service Of Indi-
ana fell to his death in a cabin
monoplane here yesterday.
The plane gained an altitude of
about 100 feet after taking off from
Schoen field when the motor failed.
It crashed in a ravine. Perry was
crushed. Colonel Charles A. Lind
bergh who arrived shortly after the
accident, called on Norman A. Per-
ry, brother Of the dead man, ana
expressed his sympathy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
STATE TO ASK
DEATH FOR NIX
500 Veniremen, 100 Witness
ses Summoned For
Trial Today

TExARKANA, June 27.-JF-Tne
state OF Texas viii seek the death
penalty In the trial or Ocle NIX,
charged with killing his wife by
poison. according TO R. q. Walters.
district attorney.
Three hundred ~veniremen and 100
witnesses today formed the back
ground for the trial. Several days
ago Nix was secreted In q distant
Jail TO avoid mob violence.
Mrs. Nix. IL. died In convuisiors
last week while her husband was
working in a field. he was arrest
ed, and made a statement 10 Of
ficers, they said. His wife's bocy
was exhumed and the Nscera sent
to the state chemist at Austin for
analysis. For two days. the chem-
ist worked without finding poison.
but on the third. he reported % Of.
iicers that traces OF poison were
found In the stomach.
I'm a goner," Nix told the coun-
ty TAILOR last night when the jailor
told Of the chemists findings.
Plans OF the three defense RS
torneys were not disclosed. Nix al
ready had pleaded guilty. but had
the right 10 change the plea on ar
rafgnment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
RALLY PROFITS
PREDOMINANT
Electric, Telephone And
MKT Make Strong
Early Gains

Few YORK, June 27.-P-
RAliying tendencies again predom-
anated at the opening Of today's
stock market although the tendency
20 take profits was more pro-
nounced Westinghouse Electric adj
vanced 2 IA points on the first sale.
initial gains Of a point OF more were
recorded by American Telephone,
Dupont Missouri Kansas Texas
johns Manville. Consolidated gas
opened with a block Of 500 shares at
be,
I Some uneasiness was apparent IN
the early trading yer the possibih-
ty OF a large increase in federal re-
serve brokers loans after the close.
but the peak Of the mid-year credit
strain was not expected before next
week.
Public utilities again were In the
forefront Of the early advance.
United Corporation opened With a
block OF 5000 shares at IS ga and
advanced to IS IA. up ! IL points.
American and Foreign Power open
ed with q block Of 5000 shares ~
100 T-S, UP 2 So. Public Service OF
New Jersey moved 70 a new high
record at 10 7-8.
Commercial Solvents "a whirled
Up IA points to another new high
record at 43l. Mathieson Alkali and
Newport Co, at a new peak price.
PireIli CO., owners Of diversified
italian properties, was quickly push
ed up more than 2 points TO 81 IA.
Curtiss Aero advanced nearly 4
points In response to the announce
ment Of a merger with the Wright
Co.
United Aircraft broke 9 points to
ISL on the first sale but quickly re-
covered S points Of its loss.
Foreign exchanges opened irregu-
lar. with cables unchanged at
$le4 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
DR.. ]. W.LYLE
Is STRICKEN
Heart Attack Is Fatal; Long
Time Resident Of
Harrington
(special 10 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, June 27.-Dr. J..
w. Lyle, 70. old time resident Of
the Harlingen community and q
citizen Of this city for the past
three years. died at W~eatherford.
Texas. at 2:30 p. M. Wednesday,
relatives here were notified.
"Doc" Lyle, as he was known to
his friends. with Mrs. Lyle. had
gone TO the north Texas town to
visit relatives. He apparently was
In god health but suffered an at
tack Of heart failure and died a
few hours later.
He Is survived by his widow. for
merly Mrs. Virginia Carey. whom
he married here about a year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Farmer Hurt Trying
To Prevent Escape
Of 650-P ound Hog

DALLAS, Tex, June T.-OP1-
Trying 20 prevent N G50-pound hog
he was taking TO market from vs.
Gaping from m truck. Robert VIII
liams, 81. Garland farmer, was tn
Iured severely when the pcrker
jumped fro mthe truck while VII
iiams was holding It's legs
Mr.. williams head was bruised
and there was symptoms OF a frac-
ture. He was taken To m hospital
for an X-ray examination.
The hog escaped but was recap
tured while the owner was treated
&C the hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
ROBSON VOTE
TODAY

AUSTIN, June 27.-tP1-Six hours
OF oratory, to be divided between
five attorneys. was begun today In
the house Of representatives prior
TO taking a vote on whether charges
Of impeachment shall be preferred
against j. It. Robson. commissioner
Of the general land office.
1t will be late today before a vote
can be reached. since Robert d. Al
len. ST., Of Dallas. attorney for pro-
ponents. did not begin the opening
address until IL a. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
PAULINE


ability TO absorb punishment SO
far has been unlimited.
At $50 top the gate may total
100000 with the battlers sharing
40 per cent Of the proceeds and
waging their private war before S.
600 customers.
Because Of lack OF proof Of
Something's ability 70 stand UP un-
der constant punishment, odds on
the match today favored Pauline
8 TO 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
LAD dies In
RESCUE TRY
Boy, Is, Attempts to Save
Sister, IL; Both browns
Father Jumps I'm

WACO. Tex. June 27.-H1-
George Dworsky. IS. and his sister.
Helen Dvorsky. II. were drowned
In the waters OF Cottonwood creek.
near West. late yesterday when the
girl fell into the swimming pool
and the brother. who could not
swim. attempted 20 rescue her.
J. L. Dworsky, father OF the pair,
barely escaped. Although he could
not swim . stroke. he went IN after
the two children and was taken
out, almost unconscious. by Louis
Cast. 20. who also rescued the
bodies Of the children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Material De cline
Marks Wheat After
Canada Rain Report

CHICAGO, June 27.-P)-With
rains reported both in Canada and
in domestic spring wheat territory,
wheat prices here underwent an
early setback today. Opening at
7-6c decline. TO 1-8c advance, Chi
cago wheat later underwent a ma
terial decline all around. Corn. oats
and provisions were easy. with corn
starting unchanged to 1-2c higher
and subsequently showing a general
sag.
Wheat closed heavy, I 7-8c to 2
3-Sc net lower: corn 76c to &c down;
oats 3-8c to 7-8c off. and provisions
falling &c to a 20c decline.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
O

LIVERPOOL, June 27.-P-Cot-
ton-spot fair demand; higher
American strict good middling 11.lS;
good middling 1918; strict middling
1888; middling 1898; strict good or.
binary 9.38; good ordinary 8.93.
Sales 5000 bales, $500 American. re-
ceipts 1000. American HOO. Futures
closed quiet and steady. July 9-94;
October 900; December $50: jan
uary 9.9l; March 9.96; May 9e5.