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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
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ben Streit gegangen. aud baben $50
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$3.50 auf s14 FIR apeifpdnnise
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tags Obne @ersttun9 fur bic pferbe
foreen.
prdfibent SonneIIp ber.
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Midasl SonnsQp, prdfioent Der
.Nmalg. Meat Cutters & 8utder
Wortman's Union, ertldrte Qefern
in elmer 0eriammlung In @bicago,
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uno Elm lebensldnJlidss WOnatssebalt
bon 2eutsn. bic nit Dem Gleiidtruft
in gerbinoung feben, sebOten uOroen
lei, uenn err fid oasu beraebe. bic @e=
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3u unfauberen MaAenfhaften feline
3ufudt nebme, UNI ieinen @infub
unter ben Gdladtbausarbeitern au
untergrabsn unb bic Union su berni6-
ten iude. Die aebOiene 8eifehunss-
Summe foa $1,000 ipfort uno monat.
LID $1GO betrasen haben. Serr Don-
nelp erfldrte, BOB er ourd @e.
rii4te, bic in ben S4ladtbaus=@ens
trsn beg 9onoss berbreitet uno bon
aswiRen arbsitera seslaubt piirben,
uona4 er our6 8eenoi9uns bes Streis
i'm bersanssnsn SOmmer gu srobem
&eidtbum selangt lei uno nit benz
You zines feinen Wobnbauies i'm
beiisn Wobnbiftrifte Der Staot bssOn.
men babe, CUR preisgabe bss @ebeim=
nifes beranlabt tperoe.
Or babe feit benz Streit nints tber
bic 3ufdnoe in ben Nnla9en beg Beef.
Sruff per6fsntli9t, bob ieien Mrbeitsr.
aufgeftadslt bon Wietblingen oes
5leiidtruf. au Dem 8lauben perleitet
tporben. baB er burd 8eenoilung beg
Streits gu srobem Woblfanos sslanst
Eel. nit anoeren Worten : bic Nrbeiter
perratben uno %bertauft babe. gr f6nne
ben Bemeis liefern, baB non ibn gu
beite1en beriudt babe, foroere aber ir.
geno Semanoen beraus, rem 8etueis su
liefern, bab sr ismals aud nur einen
Dollar in unsbrlider Weiie tpsoer als
Mrbeiter nod als Beamter Der Oraa-
%nifatiOn angenomm.n babe. ST befBe
tein @runoeieentbum uno au6 feline
8anfbspoiten, ionosrn nur peri6nIide
9abe i'm Wertbe, bon unter $500, unb
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3inoer Der perfonen, nit oenen er tdg=
lid berfebre. Notb litten. babe er bdufie
mebr als bic 0dlfte feines Wouats9e=
baltes ieinen un9lhdlideren Briicern
sufommen laRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

8auerIaub e.
5. &. @pttmann, 6rame=W obnbaus,
1874 Wbittier plaee, $500. - Otto
6ausifen, Sheune, 2l4l Noro @api-
'tol @be. = $3.50. II @. d. @ebrina,
&%eparaturen. SO OF Waibineton Str. +,
81, 600. = 6. 9. Burger, Stall, COL
Wef Mnrris Str, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

Ou permfetben-Die atpei 2abenrdune 30. 131 uxb
- 1s3 Sprb DeIamore Strabe, btnfer Gomlinfon
6ole. Ra1autraaen 225 2ende @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

sar "a siuaS.n. sns.mb I ubr ysOrssns. 2. 5sbrnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

cs~tnansieneS - GtIb AZ perIeiben au irgenh etuem
u Befrog far 8 bis 9 prp5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
2omborh 0sb6ube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
QOcaI,@ etterberi4t.

G65n beute 9a9t unb am DonnerftaS ;
falter bsuts Nadt; faIte @eae, 9entpera'
tur 6 Bis 10 Grab rnter Stun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

@afbin o n, L. Sebrnar.
Tir Snbiana: SIM Iasemeiaen i9pn
beute Ra@t unb am Ocnnerftas piei fdlter
beute Ra9t faIte 8eae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
Tbermometerftanb

NVtEHEUHEtEVE IFUEVs
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RieSrisffe 9enrperatur. ....... IL ~
SO. &. BIttbe,
6eetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

reeno weI1er ART ueroeu in Der .Subiauo Sribiue'
nit SC per Seile far iebe Sniertion berennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
..Qvres Bulletin
Bette Sorte 124 GeutS.

Der 9reis bieier Saiion lift % Genis
nieoriser ais lie 5upor, fir bic belten Auas
Iitdten.
@inise iinb semuitert dbnIih Der i6ottis
iten Mabras Sarbinenftpffen.
9lnbere finb psrfette GrempIare pom aunft
Roupeau.
f1nb tpieber anbere in Roien, Robn unb
anberen 8Inmen, ein3eIn unb in Strduben.
Gerf6tebene Oeifins baben b~armonifi.
renbe 8orten.
6ilfoline ipie bieie MAIDEN bic aleri60ns
fen @omforts, fino ansemeiem fur 8ors
banse unb ~effeftipe Oeforationen.
Seben Sic bic bunberte bon Naitern
1S/2S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

ylIA gfmbeimifhe &rduter furieren SIRE
~ Naaeabeinmerben. Bum p~ertoufen in
s5 syeft Bafhinatou 6tra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

S%euIangt - Ndbnen unh Trauen fur Gounbrps
~ Arbetf. Ransufrcpsu tn Armffrou9s 2ounhrp,
aal Neeft garpIaub Str.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Expect Statehood

GUTHRIE. Okla. Jan. 1.-The
Oklahoma legislature met yesterday
with the republicans, for the first
time In many years. In control OF both
houses. In anticipation OF early state.
hood for the territory It Is expected
that the present session will consider
little or no new legislation, Instead,
II will confine Its efforts to the better
ment Of existing statutes, making de-
sirablc amendments TO the present
laws governing insurance. banking
and other matters. Governor Fergu'
son. In his annual message. calls par
ticular attention to the necessity Of
establishing the territorial cattle quar-
antine line so that It will embrace the
Usage Indian nation and the exten
sion Of the herd law 30 as to include
Beaver county. the only county In the
territory In which the herd law Is not
now operative.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Victory For Cattlemen
Territorial Board eE Equaliza>
ton Grants Reduction on
Taxable Valuation Of Cattle

President w. G. McDonah and Sec.
retary w. c. Barnes. of the New Mex
leo Cattle Growers association. who
went to Santa Fe to appeal to the
territorial board Of equalization for a
reduction in taxation on cattle, were
measurably successful In their efforts,
After an all-day session the board
agreed to reduce the taxable valuation
Of cattle in the territory from $40 and
$12 a head to 50 and $40.
All cattle above the 35th parallel
will be taken at the $40 rate and all
below at the 50.
Mr. Barnes made q strong fight te
secure a uniform rate oil over the ter
ritory. but could not convince the
gentlemen Of the board that the cattle
below tbe s5th pHsaf,al were asp VA
liable as those above The n,a!n hrgsi
ment made by the members In favol
Of a double standard was that the cat
tie raisers In the northern portion q
the territory had big advantage
over those In the south by being full,
that much better off In freight rates
owing to being nearer to marker.
Mr.. Barnes was able to prove tina
Chaves county had herds OF cattle jus
as valuable, just as well bred, al
had Colfax or any other northern
county. He also maintained that th'
difference in freight rates was moth
ing like 81 q head In favor Of northern
New Mexico. However, the double
standard was adhered to.
The contention Of the gentlemen
was for an IS q head rate, and Presl
dent Mcdonald presented the condl
tions governing the cattle business II
the territory and the present marke
conditions In support OF this value Il
an able and logical way.
The reduction, while not all th
COW men asked for. will be materia
aid to them, as II cuts down the Ia
| on every COW In the territor
| Just about z cents head, based o.
an average of l-2 assessment al
over the territory.
The result OF this fight shows tn
value Of an organization amongst tn
4 cattlemen
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
EFFORT TO
COMPROMISE
Proposition Made By Republi.
cans Which May End Cole
radO Legislative Con.
test
SPECIAL ELECTION
MAY BE HELD
Not What is Right But What IL
ExpedIent The Governing
Power. Prisoners Sen
fenced

DENVER, Jan. 11-Republican
senators have made this proposition
10 the democrats on the Healy-Born
unseating problem:
Senator Born will resign his seat
and Dick will be permitted to succeed
him. Healy will be permitted to hold
his seat All contests in the senate
are to be declared Off The senate
took recess till the afternoon to al
low the democrats to consider the
proposition in caucus It is believed
II the proposition be not accepted
both will be unseated and Healy's seat
will be declared vacant, as the contes-
tor for the seat Is now lieutenant
governor. In that case Adams would
call special election in the Lake dis
trict and Healy would doubtless be re-
elected.
II was reported that Adams was
preparing for a special election to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Buckley of San Miguel. This
Is expected to add another democrat
to the senate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Idaho Professional Politician
and Lawyer For His Friends
Approves Of Mormon
Morality
SENATOR KNOX
| WANTED TO KNOW
Counsel Couldn't Say To What
Testimony Was Rcvclant hut
Thought IL Should Apply
Somewhere

WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-THE de.
fense In the Reed Smoot investigation
began today, VIM. j. Mcconnell OF
northern Idaho was the first witness
called. He described his occupation
as q former merchant, half politician
and lawyer for HIS friends He was
senator to the fifty.first congress and
was governor OF Idaho from 1893 to
1896 inclusive. serving two success
sive terms. He Is O member OF tho
Presbyterian church. He said he was
prejudiced against the Mormon church
but never knew Mormons to drink or
gamble. lie said their morals were
high and that they had praiseworthy
character, Senator Knox wanted to
know to what part Of the case tho
examination OF Mcconnell was revel-
ant Counsel for the defendant did
not know, but said great mass Of
irrevelant testimony regarding poll
tics In Idaho was admitted and the
testimony Of Mcconnell was In reply
TO this testimony. Mcconnell repeat,
ed a number OF reasons why the DEM
ocratic party was boycotied by the
Mormon church, saying ono Of the
principal causes was Senator Dubois
called the Mormons criminals.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Two New Mexicans

rhe Denver News deals as follows
with two New Mexico cattlemen.
w. II. Greer OF Albuquerque, N. NJ,
is one Of the big men OF his state who
Is here. Mr.. Greer does not look like
the typical cattieman. In fact. II he
were on Broadway In gay New York
he would be taken for matinee idol
Mr.. Greer is a handsome man, who
wears serene air, snug-fitting pad
dock coat and an Elks' pin.
He has just finished building an
electric road in Albuquerque. and II
enthusiastic over his territory's fu
ture. "But your climate here Is won
derful also,' he said, after laudins
New Mexico's sunshine. The last
time Mr. Greer was In Denver h'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
RAILROADS TO
Be BARRED
Certain That Part Of Hagen.
barih's Reorganization Pro.
gram will Fail
TEXAS THREATENS
TO SECEDE
Paper by Commission Merchant
Brings Out Acrimonious State
ments by Man with Chip
on His shoulder

DENVER, Jan. / ll,--Not this year
will the railroads become members of
the National Live Stock association.
1t is now certain that so much OF the
reorganization plan of President Ha
genbarth as relates 10 the railroads Is
foreordained TO failure. The remain.
der of the plan which involves rep
resentation on the board of control of
all industries allied to the live stock
interests may be carried. President
Hagenbarth declared this morning
that he would continue to fight be-
fore the convention next year il the
plan failed to carry this year. The
greatest opposition to the admission
Of the railroads has so far come from
S. H. Cowan,of Fort Worth, the legal
adviser Of the association and Murdo
Mackenzie OF Trinidad. Colo. The
western men are practically a unit
behind them. There will be two re-
ports submitted to the convention on
the plan of reorganization, the major
| ity being against the plan OF re-organ.
ization so far as 1t applies to rail
roads, the minority favoring their ad.
mission. Texas delegates are particu.
larly strong against the admission OF
the railroads and threatened this
morning to withdraw from the associa'
tion if the railroads are allowed to
come in. The general committee con
sidering the reorganization will mol
qss'ops IN The sss ~z,saatiaN sil .to1norrovl
4 This morning, Frank Cooper OF Kan
sas city, read paper on the Com
mission Merchant and his Relation
to Live Stock Business"
A brief discussion followed the read
ing of Cooper's paper. II was led by
Ia. ]. Boutwell, OF Wyoming. who tool
strong exception to the statement
made by Cooper to the effect that the
struggle for life in the business worlf
no longer existed. He characterized
the talk of Cooper as "buncombe" alt
asserted that there were no men OF
the whole who fought so determined
ly for business as the commission
men whom Cooper represented, Bel
of Laramie, Wyo. spoke strongl,
urging the cattlemen 10 stand togeth
er against the railroads, which he salt
did not treat cattlemen with sufficien
consideration,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Kansas City Markets
Special to The Optic.

Special to The optic
KANSAS CITY Mo, Jan. 9,--The
bad cattle market last Monday check
ed receipts balance Of the week, and
prices gained a little every day. clos
ing equal to the best time previous
week, on beef steers. Cows and heif-
ers were not treated so well, and end
ed the week with new loss of or 10
cents. The western stuff received
was largely fed steers. which gained
in line with natives. Stockers and
feeders kept on the upgrade all week,
making two or three weeks Of strong
prices for them, and leaving them 30
to so cents higher than a few weeks
ago,
The supply today Is 5000 here, and
the run is better distributed among
all the markets than II was last Mon
day Prices are steady TO strong to-
day. and with moderate receipts, this
should be another strong week for ali
kinds. The beef steers how COMING
to market show an Improvement over
those of a short time ago. and al
+, though the Top price in the past weet
is $3.50, quite number Of cattle have
sold at $500 TO $525. Top today
s5.25. OF course. bulk OF the steer
eth range under $500. and down f
si.25. Good heifers sell AT $500 10 81
80. and best heavy cows. s3.25Ms
90. fair to good ones. s2.5easi =
Veal calves are scarce and firm. ~
bulls. S2.75ds4.0O. A good mary sale
of stockers and feeders wefs mad
last week at s40ods4s5; bulk Q
sales, ss.25aHoo; stock calves hiRi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Suit Of Aged Millionaire Roue
Against New York Negress
For Immense Sum
SENSATIONAL
CHARGES MADE
Death Of Noted philanthropist
Caused By His likeness to
The PlaintiA

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE first
stage IA the struggle for the posses
sion of nearly three Quar:ers CT a mil
lion dollars. between Joha A. rlatt
an aged millionaire and Hannah Eeas
n negroes. whom he cha Sts viii
wrongfully obtaining money from hlm
Is scheduled to begin before Justice
Bischoff In tho supreme court today
In this suit, 1t Is expected the whole
OF the amazing story Of the affair
which attracted wide attention when
Platts relations with the woman
were revealed by the filing Of the
suit last summer will be brought out
Interest in the case was intensified by
the strange and tragic death Of An
drew II. Green. one OF the city's most
prominent men, who was shot Ia
death almost at the door OF the wo
mans home few months before the
filing of the suit. Green's murderer
was a negro who was captured and
sent TO the insane asylum. He said
he was jealous OF Green because Of
the latter's attention 10 Mrs. Elias
With tho filing OF Platts suit II be
came evident that Green was the vic
tim OF mistaken identity, as there was
a strong resemblance between Plat
and Green, Mrs. Elias maintains
Plat gave her money voluntaril,
while he asserts the defendant re
sorted to every kind Of a trick to ge
his money. Platt Ia now eighty.seve,
years old and very feeble,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
western Raclno Circuit.

Following are the list Of cltles n
the new Western Racing circuit which
auperaedes tho Colorado circuit. and
the dates Of the first series Of meets
held under the auspices Of the new or.
ganixation:
Fort Collins, Colo, May 20, 20 and
"a.
Albuquerque. N. NJ. May 20, 80 81 to
June !.
Las Vegas. June 8. Q, and 7,
Trinidad, June IL. 10. II and IL.
Denver. June II to July 1, inclusive.
(fifteen days.)
Pueblo. July Z. 3, 10 and II.
Salt Lake City, July IL. II, Is and
10.
A 5000 purse fund has been guar.
anteed by the Albuquerque Gentle
mems Driving association for the
meet there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Roosevelt Continues Con-
ference win COngr-essn1en
Extraordinary Session VIII Be caAedOnIess Present
consress Deals win Railroad Rates

that, unless congress, at the present
session should enact legislation look.
ing 10 the regulation OF railroad
freight rates, an extraordinary session
of the fifty-ninth congress will be
called by the president to deal with
the problem. 1t can be said the pres
ident regards the Interstate commerce
question as the paramount issue now
before the American people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

er. at $S,o0G$A25. The tac. LAT cat
tic have now been CARRIED hall
through the winter, with ,hs n.tencins
chrinkage, justifies tho sharp Advance
IN price Of stockers and feeders over
the fall months. The psi'u of corr ~
Iatre settled also, With souY promise
G flower price for IL a.d where I,
can be secured, cattle ar, going intc
the feed lots.
Hog prices begin 10 sa, W signs pi
an advance. $40 was ,or price BOTH
Friday and saturday, MAKE. s TO Il
hirher today. top $47s Mixed pack
ing hogs sell at s4i5nN70 lists
hogs, $425@s+55; pAs So 3s1si.,o
Heavy lard hogs made 'hn gain las,
week, bedium to commo. ones holding
barely steady, the epr.ad te;ween
them Widening 5 to 10 ceats Pigs arc
up 10 cents today
All classes of killing sheep and
lambs closed last week at the highest
point, same as they have ended each
week for a month. Best native lambs
now sell al $500; fed Westerns up to
$3.50, and all decent lambs above So
Yearlings bring $5.75 to s6i5; weth
ers, s5.i0@s5,75: ewes, s4.5o@$i75;
fancy ones, $500. These prices in
cMde both westerns and natives Nc
feeding sheep have been here in a
week. Run today 5000: marko'
strong to 10 higher, but no toppy stuff
Is included. J. A. PICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
COAL STRIKE IN
GERMANY SPREADING OUT

COLOGNE, Germany, Jan. 11.--The
strike of coal miners has spread. Part
OF the diegers and 1900 additional
men did not go TO work today. The
number idle Ia about $4,000 or one
eighth or the tolal. Divisions exist
among the miners. some disappearing
Of the strike and refusing TO qni'
work. The proprietors OF some
striking mines continue 10 work them
part OF the time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
To Investigate
Niedrinshaus

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan, IL
In the house OF representatives today
a resolution was unanimously adopted
providing for the appointment OF a
committee TO investigate the campaign
contributions OF Thomas X. NeIdrlng.
haus OF st. Louis, the republican can
tlidate for the United States senate To
succeed Senator Cochrell.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

LONDON. Jan. 11.--Owing TO a
considerable number Of steamers with
cargoes from Pacific ports OF the
United States for vladivostok In the
past few weeks II is thought the Rus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Roeiada News.

A phonogram from Rociada at 3
this afternoon said that the snow now
measured sixteen inches. and II was
still showing.
Toribio Martinez, who blew off his
hand with a stick Of dynamite while
celebrating on New Years eve, IL re
ported getting on well.
AT the home of the bride, who until
this morning was Miss Francisqlila
Martinez, Jose Martinez was married,
al sapeilo thls morning, A hg recep
tlon Is taxing place this afternoon ane
tonight there will be grand balle'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
More corrupters Sentenced.

DENVER, Jan. Flour men were
adjudged guilty Of contempt by the
supreme court today for conduct at
the polls at the recent election in vio-
lation Of the courts orders and were
sentenced to Jail. Il. H. Radetsky was
given six months, VIM. Ely four
months, John Thomas three months,
and Adam Fries two months. Fries
sentence was suspended on account OF
his advanced age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
CHICAGO Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. Jan. n.-WHEAT--Re'
ceipts In the northwest were about
half what they were year ago. Min
neapolis Is decreased $4,000 for four
days The market has ruled quiet and
extremely nervous. In early dealings
strength was quite pronounced. sub
seQuently reacting, breaking full
cent and a half from top price. on
stop orders being reached. Consider
ing the fact that local interests have
sold their wheat and the short inter-
est is largely reduced, the pronounced
strength in the market is very signifi'
cant. The long predicted drying up
OF receipts In the northwest seems to
be in fair way toward realization.
Again the decrease In Minneapolis
stocks day after day Is factor that
must not be lost sight Of 1t clearly
indicates that decided improvement
IN the milling demand and coupled
with smaller receipts In that market
stocks are going to he at very low
ebb The cash situation. while not
urgent, continues 10 show some little
improvement. The short interest CON
tinues 10 feel very nervous, II is q
singular fact. the bulls are evidently
not doing much The buying at the
low point causing a rally OF full
cent was of the very best possible
character and by brokers popularity
supposed to be operating for the
large eastern interests in control of
the market. The situation TO us seems
strong and unchanged While the
short interest is much reduced, il is
still large and scattered and the
strength in the market today does not
hold out much promise on the short
side.
CORN--Smaller receipts and
strength in wheat market in early
dealings gave corn a better tone and
induced some short covering IN a
moderate way. Farmers at the mo-
ment are not inclined to sell corn
freely. The cash demand, while not
exactly flat, Is not all that. could be
desired at this time. We continue to
feel this market has two sides and
believe it is only scalping affair at
the moment
OATS Market ruled firm in symp
athy with corn. Trade in this mar
ket continues light. with absolutely
no outside interest. We see nothing
at the moment likely to make imme
date improvement and feel marke
is likely to continue Of scalping order
| PROvISIONS--The situation, al
we view It, remains unchanged, Th'
packers seem content ito buy their pro
duct on the hoof at or as near thei
own price as possible and seem con
tent TO keep the speculative marke
ranging within a narrow groove. W.
are unable to see anything better thar
scalping market for the immediate fu
ture. LEVY BROS