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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
BRAND COLUMN

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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Nssuaf. of i1s Council ever, .croud aad
Folud "Wednesday
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

First Church Christ scientist SER
vices II an Sunday. Evening SER
vice 1870 Wed evening meeting at
1880. Sunday school 10 a m, in the
King building two door north ofThe
Times-Herald office.
Rev A. J. Irwin will preach at
Harney the End Sunday Of each
month al II a. m. and 7.30p. m.
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p. m.
The Harney Sunday school meets
at ? O'Clock each Sunday and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
who can attend TO meet with Us.
At the Presbyterian church
Burns. Rev. A. J Irwin pastor.
Deviue services the third and fourth
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

simon LOWS. Burns cattle 81 on right side
marx CROP and uudciht iu left ear. crop and
uudcr hah crop on tight
Jehu wiiscn. burns horses. " bar on iighi
siihc' cattle. diamond bar on icii hip. mark
splif iu each car. waffle uurcr Chir.
M Mcuenamy. uurs horses. reverse I. on
Ten stine. cattle. ~ uu Ten hip mark metal tae
IN zach Csf Win iull name aud addrcs
Vaficr Rps. HORSES ~ on right siiac; cattle
W on tighi hip mara. crop. nppefbli aud uu
dcfbit iu righteaf
"a Williams. Van. hofscs "a bar on siiae.
cati'e. bar ii on leit fits marx undc.bit iu lef
car. undcr slcpe in tight
n Eihott. Burns horses. va combined on ieft
siifo. cattle. g ou lef side. mara. uudcfhii IN
rirhi ear. icn spin in half lower pau luppcd
down against side of head
G. johnson. Van. horses, ~ on left shoulder
cattle. ~ on left hip; marx, crop and under
nalf crop Co. right cst uudcfbit In lch-
G. Jounstu. Riley. cattle. o Tar on len nip.
marks, swallow infk iu fiaht car, split in left.
" o Johusou. cattle. Jk combined on icit hip;
half cror ir lefi.
VA Campbell. Na-rovs horses. Nc rom bined
nu Jeff shoulder cattle. Naf Nc combined on
left shoulder mafk. upper bali crop iu lciicar.
John buoy. Eufus. horses lBou ict shoulder
cattle. ih on riEhi hip cr side; marx, crop on
each ear. hoit in fisht
Mrs Huahtt Warm -urinrs. cattle. ear
lock or ,en side mark. waffle under Chiu
John Hipsmau. Hufrs, horses, uJ on the leii
shoulder; cattle, ul on fiEhi sidc marx spiitin
icii ear, two uudcfhiis iu right
ssm KiuE Hurrs cattle. - ou icft hip. marx
crup and uudcflii Dol each car. wstile ON len
a Esu. Etii. horsc.. y on isii siiac. cattle. "
ou right hip. marx, upper halicr1pua riEhtcar
Nv Hiugs burns horses Or on lcfi siiac.
u Q simmous, Narrous. horsos, TIl combiu.
hintduu lct Hihc. cattle circic q nu left fihs
mara. crop sud under bali crop ir icn ear. uu
dcrbii iu right deuiap under throai
Joel u Howard. Burns. horses bar ii nr Icr
s,lhc cattle, same or irit hip. mara. crop uf
lct .af.srlif iu HEht
" q Hancy. nurus. horses. hcii on icr ttif,
cattle. same uu ltr hip. mara. rrur % and
srlif ir filh' par swallow fora iu led. cattle
~ ou .ci' hip. riafk. swallow fork boz both Cafs
ID IrUrasman. uurr.. cattle. lY combined ou
snd sil. lN ltf
.LigIafs. Narr,us. horses ts-c on the lei,
shoulder
.u.,"siiy. uurrs hor.,. branded cy or
p .tit sH..u..er
Eg mla.sy. ..i,ig,. cattle. e. ou lcii hir and
I.Eh' fi.s wsrs. smootI rrrr ir cart taf. Iaaii
uaff.U. IHrsU.. 90 Dr leIt slnc
fr.I uak.fuar. Wicl. horse brand bar D
eIirlr ..i sluu1rr ur siiHU aIsit y q I'D uakinE
. .H.I l..NN y su'Hr N.a.u ur Uu Ieif law. cattle
liis ir lcf ard .ut iu rizht. als1 iu" unicfbits
iu zach car
uarsf q wo.IeHie-l If Hutrs. cattle ihf,,
arE'ts ur flanf hlp. mark rrof uT each eaf.
hurscs same brand oi flEht siBr.
Geo shaw. Hu-ns cattle brand % + on Hsht
undlftif iu Itii s.i rfIfi and urasffif iu rifhf
aud gllrf haii 0rol .H .gr. horses 10 uu nght
shoulder
o. beilcy Burns bor., brand ,ifri, s aI.o o
ou iyfi siing a.sH ou I.fi shoulder
2 NiiI,. Huus. h,rsgs. dumEn.lI ou ien
H 7 .| I
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
The Oregon sheer commission

The Oregon sheep commission
can do but little good in eradica-
ting sheep diseases without the
heartiest and most cordial coop
Grafton of every individual sheep
man in the state.
1t is time that the quarantine
shadow was lifted from Oregon
and now that the sheepmen have
their commission, let every one
pull with the commission m fight
ing scab il it exists in Oregon.
The sheep industry is one OF
the leading resources of Oregon
and It should he a clean, healihiul,
marketable product which Oregon
sends out. The cars bearing
Oregon sheep should no, he tag
ged with the tell-,ale pldcard
which denotes that our sheep
come from infected territory and
must be summed IN the markets
and ranges OF the east.
Let us clean up Oregon ranges.
Let us take Oregon out OF quar-
antine. The legislature has aP-
propriaied $4,000 per year for
sheep comission. Let US get
some gooI results from the invest
meni.-Easi Oregonian.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Our new book entitled " ~ MuNEY
MAKING lDEAs b worth it, weight iu
gold to eycsy man Nho wants o. start a
legitimate, paying mail order business.
IL tells SOU what 20 do and how to do
Il successfully send a. 5Oc TODAY
and Sc will send sou tho took. and a
valuable mfitf 81 i0uFnai N yrl free
CENrrR' pUBusuis. ,,. COX 73.
dERlN .Att .tN,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

DeVSfff's Mi.sP SaIve
For Piles, Burns, Sores.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Sundays Of each month at a m.
and 1880 p IN. Sabbath school at
10 a. IN. every Sabbath morning.
Preaching services at the Baptist
church every LIST aud 2ud Sundays.
morning and evening Sunday
school every sunday at i0a. m.
prayer meeting every Thursday
evening The pastor w,il preach at
Silver Greek the third SUNDAY Of
ihe month. and at Van the 4th Sun
day until further notice Rev A.
%. Minaker, Pastor.
job printing-Ths Times Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

WANTED -TRusTwoHrnY MEN ASn
SoMEN g. iravJ and advertise for old
established hou., oi solid hncanial
standing Salary $3.50 a year aud cx-
pcu,es an payable iu cash. No csaya,-
sing required Give references ani cn-
close sclf addressed stamped envelope.
A4args Manager, 35a CsziaS BID.
Chicago
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

The extension OF the SumpteT
Valley railwav into Grant and
Harney counties would bring a
trade to Baker City that would
do more than anything else 10 in.
crease this ci,y's prosperity
Democrat.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23

Every encouragement should
be offered the SumpIer Valley
railway company TO extend It's
road to the John Day valley and
into Harney county. This ao-
eomplished, an empire Of rich
agricultural land would be made
tributary to Baker City.-Demo-
cral.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
ontario-Burn|
Stage lime.

Leayes Burns daily for Oh
at $50 a m. Arrives at Burn
" from Ontario at 5 y m.
The only through passenve
transfer route from Burns d
railroad.
First-class accommodations
good eating stations at conve
distances along the route.
S. s. WILLIAMS, Gen. Mgr.
Drewsey, Oh
L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent,
Burns, Oh
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-23
Extraordinary
CIUbbiDd
Proposition

The Times-H Herald. the Re
public and any one OF the fol-
lowing papers one year for
81. 90 ii paid thismonth: The
Semi Weekly Oregon Journal
of Portland, the Weekly san
Francisco Examiner, Thrice
a-Week New York World.
The Times-Ilerald has de-
cided 10 make this "A bargain
month and offer some eXcep-
tional clubbingrates. Toall
who pay their subscription
one year in advance during
this month we will send the
Twice-a-W Week Republic of ST.
Louis, an entire year free.
This will be given new sub
scribers and old ones who re-
new during the month.
The Times Herald. the Re-
public and Weekly Oregonian
one year for S3.00if paid this
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Dec. u--FolloWiug are the ofaciaI
prices for to-day.
WHEAT-Stock in elevators l26l - bushels.
sales Of oargoeS grade At 9S for special bin No.
rcd. Gif for stock No. red. Ga for special bin
steamer No. red. s3iz for stock steamer No. red
30 for special Din rejected ssla for stock rejected
and ss1s for rejected 20 through the drier Con
tract. January s9A. Sales 5042 bushels fresh SPOT.
IA; 500 bushels January. 99,1 car steamer No ,
red Western. track Canton. IS; Loo bushels steamer
No red. spot 939s. Settling prices officially post
ed were: No. ? red Western ss; for contract spot.
A1: No. red. sss; steamer No red s5s.
steamer No red Western. g. Western. spot. De
cenaber. Si1. January. l0A. Contract closed duh
spot. December. ss; January. 99a4 Nay LGy4
tORS-Stock in elevators. 6S279l bushels sales
OF lew white grade at 59is fer No white. 55Is
Tor steamer. 81 for Nc. and 50 for rejected sales
oi new yellow, very green, reported al 81. Track
yellow corn lodl for domestic delivery. az 20 for
car lot prime on the Pennsylvania side and Ic per
SIDE Contract, year. 59iza5s2t. Sales. 10000 Jauu-
ary, 60A>; 1000 do. 6oa car new spot eOh cars
uo- @ts cars steamer mixed spot. 56is: car fresh
SPOT new, So Settling prices were: No. 2 white
20 No. : white new, 6)ls mixed, e6: new. coz
steamer mixed 56ls: steamer white 561k Ne 8
9iS- Western spot. December. old, &C new. 60isa
Slz: year. 60lsa60i1; January 6olsa6o4s February.
60as; March. 81
OATs-stock in elevators. 500 b1sieIs: ship
menis from elevators. l0.s70 bushels White. No.
= heavy Sa56't; do, No 2 light 90 medl I'M, 55a
s5.9' No heavy 55456; do, No 3. Medium Jia
55is; do. No. 3. light 53a54: do. No ! light 70
heavy. 5la52; mixed No. ?, 5SiSa5l do. No 5 5aa
524; do. No 1. 4si4a50
R1E-StOck in elevators. I55,o0l bushels. ship
ments from elevators 5.3i5 bushels No. Western
rye sold az seaG a bushel
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Dec. observation-disclosures. % ooO head.
Market loa30c lower Prime beeves 40Oa625: poor
to medium. 321a4S5; stockers and feeders 2OOai .
and heifers. 22oai60: Gamers l9Oa2 10; West
ern Texans 3loa3.90; Westerns 5 i5a4s5
HOGS-Receipts. 30.eoo head. Market &c higher.
Rough 4ioa455; mixed. AlOa5OO: heavy. A6os4 81.
pigs. 1T5a161.
SHEEP-Receipts. Is. 900 head. Market steady and
loc higher. Native sheep L75a475; Western sheer,
20oa47o; native lambs. 3a5a6-3O; Western lambs.
365as5
New York Dec. II. - BEEVES-Receipts . 500
head. Market slow; good 10 choice steers s,eadv.
others trife easier. Bulls and cows lea25c lower
about all sold. Steers. 360a5.75: extra heavy es5
Christmas steers. $50; bulls. 25Oa375; cows. s1oa
$50; extra fat Ohio. 400
CALlES-ReceiptS. 1.2s1 head. Prime and choico
sails firm to &c higher Others dull. Barnyard calves
dull to active; Westerns not wanted. Veais 0oa
80: culls 351a450: barny2rd calves 275a3 a. vp,r
lingS. Z6O Several Western calves u7soId
Dressed calves slow: city-dressed veals ssl4 nqr
pound; country dressed, sll2 dressed barnyar calves
6a7.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 4.zO head
STEADY; lambs l0al5c higher few late arrivals held
over. Sheep. 2l5a41; few choice. AGO; culls. 20.
lambs. 525a6.75; culls 4Ooa5.00; yearlings. 500
HOGS-Receipts, 1850 head. Market higher at %
<s.G. - ''S'
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec. u-Followng are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
FLOUR-Winter extra 39aAlO; do. clear. Asa
$50; do. straight 4i5a46O; do. patent, 475aAs0-
spring. clear. 45a465: do. straight. 5.l5a540; do
patent. 5.Ju5.75; City Mills best patent 6S5; do
high-grade patent. 545; do, straight. SIS, do
choice family. AIS; extra. 3soaAco. Cornmeal. per
100 lts L5Oal.S0
BUTTER Creamery fancy. PER H., 2slsa2sl4. ini
tation, per H.. 2la3; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls, per H.. l7a2D: store-Iacked Ohio. per H. To-
do West Virginia. per h.. Is: Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylvania. per H.. l6al3.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby f-sts
loss of. per dozen, 3ia32
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavy, per h.. lOall !:
young l0all: rOosters. each 25aJO: ducks puddle
large. llifal2; do. small. per H.. l0aI; do Mus
cOyy and mOngrel. Ter h.. l9all; turkeys. Young
lbs and over, PER H., Halls; do. old Ter h.. Is.
DRESSED POULTRY-Young chickens. per In
=. do. mixed young and old lOaII. turkeys choice
young hens Is; ducks, choice fat lal2; geese near
By llal2.
GAME-Partridges. choice. fun grown. per dozen
ISOa20O; do. small OF birds 75al.O0; pheasants
selected. each. 10; do. OF birds. J0s75 rabbits
choice. large nearby. per dozen. Lsa200: wild tur-
keys. per b.. lsd8' ducks mallard. per pair heavy
weight each. SOaLOo.
POTATOES-W White nearby prime per bushel 50
s55: Western Maryland and Pennsylvania 50a55:
yzms. per barrel mex. 2Ooa25O; sweets new, yellow
per barrel, 325aa50; do, Anne Arundel. yellow
S25a5s0
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-AppIes
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. per barrel
No. /. l.5Oa2oo; do, small. common. L25al5O: do
per h-baupl basket. 50a75: do. New York assorted
per barrel ? 50a4Oo; Cabbage New York Danish
per ton, e.00a9Oo; celery New York per bunch ga
20: cranberries. CAPE Cod per barrel. 7OCa7 30
grapes. Concord. per 5pound basket llal2, lpttuce
Norfolk. per basket. 5lA75; eggulants Florida per
crate. l2Jai-J0. onions. Pennsylvania. yellow. per
hushel 60a63. do, Western. yellow. 6ea63; oranges
Florida, per box. as to size. 2.5oa325 grape fruit
Florida Der box. j0a5 co.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Speaking broadly the provision market is duli the
exceptions being evgs. butter and few vegetable.
Prices IN general are dragging along. with tend
Cncy in the tsadc % shave them dcun slightly on
stock that shows the least deviation from fst class
The supply of cgss from nearby sources is ex-
tlemcN small. not anywhere near the demand and
recourse must b. had 20 distant shipments and stor
ag- stock % meet the requirements Of trade Fresh
meats and poultry. both live and dressed are NOV
ing steadily Al fair prices though with no tendency
10 advance.
(Priccs quoted are WhoIosale)
BUTTER -Creame-y. fancy. 29a5o; do. Western
trsts, 2sas; do seconds. Za2s; process. fancy. =
do. fair 10 good. EaS3 dairy choice. lsaa9; good
l6sis. storc-Iacked. frsh isalS
CHEEsE- Market ETm and active On az kinds
New Nork State factory large. lsiaai7; do. fats
l6alsis do snail. IS; do. summer. large IiaI5, do
summer small Haii3.: do. iair 10 good. I2al5
Western factory. new. choice. iiizElJ; Co. fair %
good. IL: NirEinis. 10
EGGS-Ncurhy fresh Virginia loss Of 3Ias2- aver
axe 81 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 80
an; Tennessee 2aa3o; North Carolina. 2sa2s. cold
storage lqsN.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus. fancy. i2isaIs. aver
age. l3. hens, j: roosters. :. ducks, large raIs.
DO. small. sal0, gcrsc. sale, turkeys. toms. per
lb i2al3. Co.. hens. l2al3 do. thin 10: keats 10
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. hens undraEn.
per 10. Esli; do. syeTase. undrawn. Lali; do.
thin. %: old toms. l2als; chickens. large. I2aI3:
hens. choice. II, ROSTERS gas ducks old HALF:
geese. sail; capons, 7-lb.. average l6 small. a.
E.eoi heads Of 900; hog-drUssed calves. 600; hams
country. slgaT-cTCd ial6; hCgs snail and neat Der
cwt.. 7s7ls DO. medium. 6lss7. do. heavy 6a6ss
GAME-Rabbits per dozen. l5oa2 3. 90 kits
Le0al 3. quail per dozen. 25a325; do. snail lOOa
ls0; phcasants each, 9aL25; Wild TURKEYS 21a2s
squirrels. each, 6ss. opossums. each. 2oasO: wood
cork. each. 25at0
FEGETABLEs-Potatoes home grown. l.7sa20O:
do rlral. co; sweet potatoes Ter hbl. 25la3 3
yams. L5oa2oo; cabbage. Per bbi. -: c1cmbe-s.
North Carolina. L0oalj0 onions Maryland and Vir-
ginia, Der bhl 25oa275
GREEN FRUITS-Applcs. York Imperial uer
bbl. 2z5a275; Ben Davis. 2coa250: Wine Sap. . IA
275; fancy table fruit. 25oa350 Spy 25laS25 loose
packed. LOosL50
DRIED FRUITs-APples. sliced. fancy sa7; do.
sliced. bright. isS.
SUNDRIES-Beesyaz. 80. talloW. 5rys; honey.
white clover lib new Is: do 2-lb new. l0aI2.
ginseng per h 6.ooa6.50; Seneca. per To-, 20:
Golden Seal tooi5; Pima. EaA; Mandrake. 2as;
Snake Root. s.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. s1ae.: do. fair to good
S5ae0; do. ordinary. Sass Tye 75aS3 corn shelled
white. 65a70; do. yellow 65a10: do. ear 2T0a3 90.
eats. Western white. No. p 5saso; do mixed ssass
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
VALUABLE ESTATE IS DIVIDED
VIII Of Mrs. Mary a. Ellis Admit
ted 10 Probate.
DEGREES Continuance OF the Business
az John =. Ellis & CO.-SOme
of the BequeStS.

BY viii dated March q. 1896. admitted
10 probate yesterday. the testatrix. Mrs
Mary A. Ellis. widow OF John a. Ellis.
disposes Of an estate valued al. about
$4,000
The real estate IS valued al S34. SIS. and
the personal property Is estimated at
$4,000
The viii directs that the business OF
John F. Ellis q Co. be continued under
the management of Charles b. Bayly. 20
whom, in recognition Of past services, are
given al manuscripts OF music. published
music. and copyrights belonging TO the
estate.
To Robert c. Rogers. the firms book
keeper for many years. is left $1,000. To
Margaret Breen. in consideration OF long
and faithful service. $500 is bequeathed
and a lot in Kensington Park. To Father
NcGee. OF the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart.
500 Is beQueathed. and $500 10 Father
Stafford. of ST Patrick's Church.
The remainder OF the estate is given
TO Miss Mary Raphael Ellis, daughter of
the testatrix. with the privilege OF dis
posing OF one-half Of it by viii. If she
dies without issue. Should she marry.
the estate is to go 70 her children. In
the event Of the death Of the daughter
without issue. one-half is bequeathed 10
the children Of Gregory F. Ennis broth
er OF the testatrix. and the remainder
is 10 be equally distributed among ST.
Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum. St Vim
cents Orphan Asylum. the Little Sisters
of the Poor the Washington Home Of
IncUrables, and Cardinal Glib ons for use
of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Charles B. Bayly and Jo eph J. Oar
lington are named as executors
The viii of Jennie H Scott, dated Oc-
tober p. 1898. devises premises 604 Mas
sachusetts avenue TO the board Of educa-
ton OF the Presbyterian Church in the
United States. and bequests Of personal
property and sums OF money arising from
the sale of 602 Massachusetts avenue are
made TO relatives. the remainder being
bequeathed TO the ChildTen's Hospital J.
J. Darlington and Albert r Fox are
named as executors.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. Miller 4 Co, members
Of the New York Stock Exchange aud the Chicago
Board Of Trade 1855 r street northwest.
Chicago. Dee. 1.-The strength IN wheat Was
due 20 hmness in com. persistent buying the
part of commission houses and covering by shorts
The news. foreign aud domestic. and export de-
msud were practically nothing Boston exporter
wired that rcceipts there show no interest IN any
thing but cancellation. Absolutely nothing doing
for export IN wheat or com Considerable nom
Offering indicates that Others must be cancelling
The situation N opinion IS gTUwins weaker
daily. Estimated ears. tomorrow, l..
The corn market ruled ffm. due 20 heavy buyius
the part - The principal houses and covering
by shorts who sold on reports q pessimisric
claims iron Iowa and predictions - a lighter
run q receipts to-mCr0w. The selling was scat
tered mostly b. rcCriVCrs There was nothing
significant in The reaction to-day Temporary
uprurus are natural and 20 Be- expected. Cash de
mand showed slight Improvement but was By no
means urgent. Cash houses TepOrt offerings heavy
bat only a few are putting out overnight bids
which proves that the farmer Is disposed % sen
The market win undoubtedly prevent prices from
sagying materially Estimated cars Tomorrow ~
Oats were comparatively dull and uninte-esiing
The trade featureleSs and Of small volume. Il
is purely a one-man market. bat some day he viii
wish % unload lie may be IN position 70 force
Iriccs higher. but the man who buys around the
present level Is putting himself IN a position 10
hold the bag. Estimated cars. tomorrow IS.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members o,
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 street north
west
New York. Dec u--Heavy liquidation set in dur
ing The morning the market still feeling the effect
Of yesterdays bureau estimate II was eTdent from
the appearance Of the Liverpool market that for
eign trade vas BY no means in accord with the
bearish tendency which developed here Yesterday
cables being decidedly better than due. In spite
OF heavy selling the market did well The range
was irregular. but II looks as il the effect ~
yesterdays government figures is wearing of The
course from now on win turn largely on what
occlIrs IN respect 10 the movement We mav-,rit
ness free movement approach the boli
days. but this IS always the case and viii not
be construed as pointing to a weakening on the
part cf Southern holders who are apt TO be more
determined than ever 20 hold, hut since the MAJ
ket has weakened there must be- in our oDinion
decided increase in the movement before bear seIJ
ing viii be IN order Until that occurs we believe
in buying whenever the market eases Of as tbe
short interest is very large and may cover frpeIv
when they fan to witness any material gain in the
movement.
Liverpool is due to come in the morning TO ~