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The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

lawful trusts to drive out of business
their competitors. 1t secured much
closer supervision of railway trans
actions and brought within the op-
Grafton of the same statute express
companies, sleeping car companies,
fast freight and refrigerator lines.
terminal railroads and pipe lines and
, forbade in future the combinatio of
the transportation and shipping bust
ness under one control in order to
avoid discrimination
"Presi dent Roosevelt directed suits
to be brought and prosecutions to be
instituted under the antitrust law
| to enforce its provisions against thu
most powerful of the industrial cor
porations. He pressed to passage
the pure food law and the meat in
spectson law in the interest of the
health of the public, clean business
methods and great ultimate benefit
to the trades themselves. He recon-
mended the passage of a law which
the Republican convention has since
specifically approved, restricting the
future issue of stocks and bonds by
interstate railways to such as may be
authorized by federal authority. He
demonstrated to the people by what
he said. by what he recommended to
congress, and by what he did. the
sincerity of his efforts to command
respect for the law, 10 secure equity
of all before the law and to save the
country from the dangers of pluto
cratic government, toward which we
were fast coming. In this work Mr..
Roosevelt has had the support and
sympathy. of the Republican party
and his chief hope of success in the
present controversy must rest up9n
Ia f,.t, lA 10 Of
the country have in the sincerity of
the party's declaration in its plat
form, that t intends to continue the
policies
President Roosevelt has sat high
the standard of business morally. The
railroad rate bill was more useful
possibly, in the Immediate moral eff
feet iof its passage than even in the
legal effect of its very useful provis-
ions. From its enactment dates the
voluntary of the practice of relates
and Determinations by the railroads
and the return by their managers to
obed. ance to law in the fixing of tar
ifs. The pure food and meat irspec-
ton laws and the prosecutions direct.
ed by the president under the anti
trust law have had similar moral
effect in the general business COM
munity and have it now common
practice for the great Industrial cor
porations to consult with the law |
with a view to keeping within its
provisions. 1t has also had the effect |
of protecting and encouraging small ,
and competitive companies SO that |
they have been enabled to do prof
liable business.
But we should be blind to the or
dinary working of human nature if
we do not recognize that the moral !
standards set by President Roosevelt
will not continue to be observed by
those whom cupidity and desire for
financial power may tempt unless
the requisite machinery is intrenched
into the law which shall in its prac-
tical operation maintain these stand
ards and secure the country against
a departure from them.
1.-THE chief function of the next
CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
IBy Associated Press. /

L
Cincinnati, o.. July 2S.-William
Howard Taft today accepted the re-
publican presidential nomination.
HIS official notification combined a
political jubilee for Cincinnati and its
environs with its historic gathering
of national party leaders and the oc-
casion for the announcement by the
candidate of his palitical tenets was
designed as a text of republican ora
tory during the campaign.
The city was more elaborately dec
Grated than ever before in its his
tory.
The ceremonies of the day began
at the residence of Charles p. Taft
at $3.50 am. with the raising of a
large American flag to the top of a
50-foot staff, the flag having been
presented by the neighbors.
Senator Warner and gentlemen OF
the committee: | am deeply sem
sible of the honor which the Repub-
lican national committee has con-
ferred upon me in the nomination
which you formally tender. / accept
it with full appreciation of the re-
sponsibility it imposes.
Gentlemen, the strength of the
Republican cause in the danger at
hand is the fact that we represent
policies essential to the reform of
known causes to the continuance of
liberty and true prosperity and that
we are determined as our platform
unequivocally declares, to maintain
them and carry them on. Fer more
than ten years this country has pass
ed through an epoch of material de-
velopment far beyond any that ever
occurred in the world before. In its
course certain evils crept in, some
prominent and Influential member of
the community, spurred by financial
success and in their hurry for great
er wealth, became unmindful of the
common rules of business honesty
and fidelity and of the limitations
imposed by law upon their actions.
This became known. The revelations
of the breaches of trust, the disclos-
ures as to rebates and discrim,na-
ton by railways, the aceumulating
evidence of the violation of the anti
trust law by number of corporations
the over issue of sticks and bonds
ON interstate railways for the un-
lawful enriching of directors and for
the purpose of concentrating control
OF railways in one management, all
quickened the conscience of the peo-
pie and brought on a moral awaken
ing among them that BODIES well for
the future of the country
What Roosevelt Has Done.
THE man who formulated the eX-
preston of the popular conscience
and who led the movement for prac-
teal reform was Theodore Roosevelt.
He laid down the doctrine that the
rich violator of the law would be as
amendable 10 restraint and punish
ment as the offender without wealth
and without influence, and he pro-
ceeded by recommending legislation
and directing executive action, to
make that principle good in actual
performance. He secured the pas
sage of the so-called rate bill, de-
signed more effectively to restrain
excessive and fix reasonable rates
and to punish secret rebates and dis
ordinations which had been general
in the practice of the railroads and |
which had done much to enable un-
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
RACE TRACK TOUTS GET
BIG FINE FOR BETTING
IBy Associated Press. ]

New York. July 2S.-Thirty-six
men We're indicted by the grand jury
today on charges of violating the an
ti-gambling laws at the race tracks.
Those who were indicted include
some of the most prominent men who
formerly occupied stools in the bet
ting rings. Among them are Joe
Vendig, Charles and Adam Kissel,
Edward Ellis. Harry Meyers and Har-
ry Fleischmann.
They are charged with a misde-
meanor the penalty for which is a
years Imprisonment without the al
tentative of a fine.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Rains have begun falling on the
P'non mesa and in the surrounding
mountains. and we may look for a
let up in the extremely hot weather
of the past week. Reports from all
over the country are to the effect that
the country is well nigh baked and
that in eastern Colorado there is
practically no water with which to ir-
rigate the growing crops. The people
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
GREASERS TO LEAVE
UNCLE SAM AFTER THEM
IBy Associated Press. ]

Honolulu, II. l., July 2S.-The ar
mored cruiser Milwaukee OF the Pa
cific fleet, which arrived from Puget
sound July "a. is understood to have
received urgent orders to proceed to
Amapala, Honduras.
The Milwaukee will sail as soon
as her coaling is completed.
The movement is believed to be in
cident to the unsettled state of af
fairs now existing in Central Amer
lea.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

A considerable portion of this is
sue is given over to the publication
of the Taft speech of acceptance. AS
it will appear twelve hours ahead of
any other publication in this city and
twenty-four hours ahead of the Dem
yer papers, which will not contain
same until tomorrow morning, The
Sentinel believed it was the most
important piece of news matter in
the world today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
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The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28

Herman Burkhardt, whose arm
was broken ON the local base ball
grounds last Sunday, will leave for
Denver on No. tonight, where he
will consult eminent specialists re
garding the fracture. He has had
an X-ray photograph of the shoulder
made and will take this with him.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
RICHARD RAISES $4,000
FOR Zig FIGHT AT ELY
Day Associated Prass.l !

Ely, New, July est is an
nounced today that the $4,000 thar
was pledged at a meeting here last
night between Tex Rickard and
number of prominent men who are
backing R.ckard. is all that is nee
essary to secure the fight between
Jack Johnson. the colored heavy
weight, and Tommy Burns on next
Thanksgiving day.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
TAFT SOUNDS GREAT REPUBLICAN BATTLE CRY
FOUNDERS In TYPHOON
300 CHINKS GO DOWN
(By Associated Press. J

Canton, China, July 2S.-The Chi
nese steamer Ying King, engaged in
the local passenger trade, foundered
yesterday during typhoon.
Three hundred Chinese are known
to have been drowned in the disas-
ter, and only twelve of those on board
the vessel were rescued.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
THE LEAD MARKET
[By Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press.
New York, July 2S.-The lead
market today was firm at 4.47h to
4.50.
Copper, 13 to 13A u.
Silver, 50 ".
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
American League.
PLAYED Won IOst
Western League.
PLAYED. Won.y.ost

of the Grand valley may well be
thankful for our condition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-28
in SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE TODAY
ITO CINCH Roosevelt TIAN POLICY

The Republican Presidential Voumnouy
MessageWnl be Considered Republicans
Tariff Plank Attacked-abor and
Receive GreatA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
cs,c.eo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

!, g-t,-aro. Sept. ee.-The net result OF 49,, 49,
S - wheat market to-day was q sllgat
s-1s-o a for December Corn ana 0ats s<iiieu
a. sns provisions 2lec 10 : a1c
- ,-,i,,-,e Of wheat which changed hanos 10
- ,-ss small and the range or prices narrow
oA. - -s--tnr FAR below above last night
-. - tl,a Weekend trading was done yesterday
- --ssers seemed willing 70 wait for develop
- - q v-eel II necessary before committing &
a.-s.1,,ae seriously The news Of the day was
-. .Trirfne Export sales Of wheat were placed
!. . loads mostly from Duluth. and confrma-
- -sno-t OF recent large -four sales was re-
ceiZ,ed Snow and rain prevailed In parts or
s-7--h Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota ana
a.chisor Kan. reported the first rain in that re-
rion in seventy-fve days Mondays receipts at
Sri1nezpolfs and Duluth were expected TO be
L.s--v December wheat closed IS under yes
..-5sv 81 81 0l1S- Seaboard clearances in wheat
90 sou- were equal to es6 900 bushels. Primary
-scei1ts aggregated $4,000 bushels. compared
usth e-s 600 bushels year ago Local car lots
ve-e AZ including Of contract grade. Total
se4 cars against 1.S45 last week and 745 year
srn-n was DULL easy early but firm later. Sup
-o-@ vas good the soft spot because Of predic-
fions OF & frost The shipping demand fair
Local receipts numbered 1s4 cars, 81 of contract
gfter few early sales there was no pressure
on the market and prices were maintained
with little effort in the stagnant condition Of
trade Cash oats were steady. Local receipts
were 81 cars.
save for the selling Of October lard the pro-
visions market was neither interesting nor active
1o-ds-- Closing prices, 2l5c TO &c over yester-
Say. were Indicative rather Of lack Of pressure
Fstir7sTec receipts for Monday: Wheat, 81 cars;
oo-l, l57 cars: oats, $50 cars; hogs, 5000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
rsN4L BONDS SELL WELL.
Fin. Millions in Securities OUersa0-
scribed Three Times.

Albany. Sept. Estate Controller Gym r.ol5
o,s e e1e 600 Of per cent canal inITo'
hcnds Al rates that viii net the state = ors
% s4s45 Twenty-four BIDS were s The
ne lssOs - as submitted by Alfred Blum ol
>sw YORK who bid for $4,000 Of bonds .,,,aI, a. a
Arnoar the unsuccessful bidders was ", M',~' ne none
pos - - which firm bid lOois3 for all OF no,s9 M.
:, he issue. Bids aggreeatins s'4oo" n'i,h the
,.c,es because Of the non-eonlll,a'- np., ,ts hid
requirements to the deposit w. rnst Company
The Unitea sla'eS 60 m tso Of the bonds in half
Of Ne" ao'k $ 'VDT rTemluns ranging from looo4 to
, ,5-l0A other successful bidders n.indea , 10 -
Bache Co. New YORK, .s s'Cyy 11,',,,a ,.,,,rr
s Bache & Co. Seee" AZ ~ 100 guaranty
sa.iasS :,.nv i-1 New york $4,000 at leo and the
80. ~ NeW York. s2s6ooo at 100
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Foreign coffee markets Rio-Coee market steady: No
Rio 3S475 exchange, 10 3-16d; receipts 600 bags
stock So2 600 bags. Santos-Cofee market quiet No
Santos, Ss9I5: No Santos. $3.50; receipts
stock, 1s3ICOO bags Hamburg-CoTee market opened
uncnanssd a; N was net unchanged to L pig lower:
sales, .. OoO bags.
tOIToN-lt was rather typical weekend market
ID COTTON to-day with operations evenng-up scale
ana fluctuations irregular. The opening by
Q4 points and active months sold points
lower early as result OF disappointing cables
there rally during middle covering
in fesr Of bad weather Sunday showing
net advance Of point two. the market of
again in the late session and closed barely steady
net loss OF 4QT points under renewed realizing Sales
a Liverpool
considerably lower cables
that being made toward settlement
labor troubles These sd1ces probably constituted the chief
bearish features IN the gossip the outlook
certainly for unsettled conditions in the belt and
warnings indicated the approach OF the tropical
toward the of Florida Meanwhile the Northwest
expected to showers rain IN the western
and northwestern sections belt tonight o
morrow accompanied lower temperatures Weekend
visible supply Of
American than for the week
year. this due the big into sight
nent, spinning takings slightly heavier than
year ago Monday viii be the first October notice day
IL market notices expected. and
evidently apprehension Of covering as
result. On FRIDAY the governments condition report
the report Of the season will be is
sued
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September 26 1903
REEYES-Receipts is 2SS head, all
for slaughterers exporters offered for
to-day The feeling steady. Dressed beef in
demand owing the celebration OF the Jewish
City native sides sold at 1Gf0l&c
NJ Texan quoted at 661c. Liverpool and Lon
don steady at yesterdays quota
Exports this port today included 721 cattle
coo quarters OF beef the Minneapolis 70 Lon
5000 Of beef tarty estinated) ths
Philadelphia. also for the London market
CAEVES-Receipts b39 head, including 32o for
2O for the market No veals offered and
butterrnIlks reported The offer
ings consisted OF Western calves for which there
fair inquiry steady prices Good TO prime sold at
s4 5cGs6 3 per 100 ~ Dressed calves in fair demand
were quoted at sG14c 10 country dressed at 712c;
dressed Rrassers and butternilks at 5GTc.
Sales-S Judd Co. rs Western calves. about 200 ~
s6 25 100 H. e5 do. about 26o 10, 81 So
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 171a cars.
O9s head. including 1914 for slaughterers
the market. making with the stale stock 1oa
Sheep dull and barely steady: lambs
limited inquiry. and cars unsold At late hour Me-
prime sheep sold s3GS5 20 per 100 ~ fair
good lambs 50 12Isas5 6217 Dressed mutton dull at
bdsc per 10 dressed lambs at sf11c.
saies-Ksrns Commission Company: 1It Pennsylvania
"A 10 at * e21 100 70: 74 Virginia
do 90 ~ IS 4o 2oa Indiana do, IS n. at s. 12l.
S Judd Co: 81 Kentucky sheep 126 n, So 10: s3
do 10T n, at So.
s Sanders & CO: 100 Pennsylvania lambs Is n a.
S. *: o sheep and Gull lambs 70 n, at 81 SO
slaughterers- Nominally steady on Buffalo advices
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, September 2SD 19OS
CoFFEE-It the first October notice day in the
coffee market, but very few notices issued.
there business consequence opened
quiet at unchanged prices decline points
closed quiet, net unchanged to points lower
the day reported OF $500 bags. The decline
only partial response the loss OF i9a
French market Hamburg closed unchanged TO Il pfg
lower. The chief market at Eavre
IN the near positions suggesting liquidation II
have been that the European markets affected
by reports OF further rains Sao
These rains considered very beneficial
crop standpoint following the drouth August and
earlier IN September. Primary much
unsettled result Of the situation Santos
DAY cables reported continued
POINT, only 5000 bags being received Friday Nat
ureIly this light movement being ground
OF labor disturbances. influence
the coming a
ply available for foreign outside
the consuming ports and probably aids IN the steadness
OF the spot situation. The market spot coffee
quiet. with quotations 6Isc
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 2s-CAT-LB-R -Receipts about 500 head;
MARKET steady beeves So 70dS7 65; Texas steers So cog
= To- Western 50 40QS6 stockers and feeders,
= 6eSz Is. and heiter 81 75GS5 50; calves. seq
IS q Ho<is-Rece3Pts about 5000 head: market sc
choice heavy IS 75GST 20: bulk os sales S6 S0S7
sEEzP-Feceipts about 200 head market steady:
nve sheep s. 25GS4 %; Western sheep s. &5GS4 =;
yes-izEs - 5eSz %; native lambs s. 2S5 20: West
Cincinnati sept cs-HOG@Quiet and generally
stesyi butchers shippers s. 25gST 20; common, 81 .
eS 80 CATTLE-steadyi fs!- 70 good shippers g 5og
81 81 L-AM5S-Srea6y, S3GS5 -
East Buffalo. Sept 26-CATTLE-Feceiptss5 300 head;
e1e TEALS-Rece3pts. 200 head; active and soc lower
ssSse HOGS-Feoepts. $500 head slow ana l0c lower;
heavy s. z0s7 IS mixed, s. 2GSf 20; Yorkers, So 0
% dsl-ies SS S6 30; Erassers, 8 bass go SHEEP
AND LAABS-Reoetpts. 600 head. sheep active and
ET5
Kansas city SEPT zs-CAT-IE-Receipts. 500 head,
inc1cinE 200 market stea5y receipts for the
1900; choice and dressed beef steers csc
y 80 good. 81 50GS5 Western steers. 50 cog
$ To- stoce-s feeders g ss2 SO: Southern steers
& es7s4 COWS S29s2 20: native Ss%
native hefe-s s. 5GdS4 75; bulls 81 l5QS3 90; calves.
9 5o6ss HGGS-Receipts. $3.50 head market strong
Sc s0gs7: heavy s7FS7 10 packers ana butchers.
Sc soes7 50. light SGGse a.; pigs s4qS5- SHE1EP-Re-
cesrts toT the week 1890 head
Unoa Stock Yards. PIrtsburg sept 26.-CAT TLE-
Supply light Etesdv. choice, s6GS6 10 prime, - e5q
8 eo EEEEp-SUpplv light. slow, prime Tethers, $40
Mo common. 81 5gas2 lambs, SASS S.: veal
a,s sse2S e EOGs-Recepts far; strong: prime
FeE = light yorNeTs, Sc 75sS1; pigs s. ecsS5 20;
g
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
HAy Ann sTPaw

POULTRY-ALIVE-To-day is the Hebrew New
Year holiday, and entire absence OF business with
market nominal No fresh carload lots and
only about of late receipts will have to be
carried over by jobbers The Hebrew holiday OF the
Day of Atonement will Monday. October s.
and active buying expected next week and outlook
favorable. We quote: SPRING CHICKENS and
FOWLS per h. lac; BOOSTERS. young old. per
ID, &c TURKEYS prime per lb, lac; DUCKS. Western.
ID, 1Sc; do Southern and Southwestern. 12c;
GEESE, prime Western, h. 12c; do poor Western
Southern and Southwestern. 10c: GUINEA FOWLS, per
PIGEONS. Dair
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
.eekIr rsnort. with compartsons. foIIows:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spo cotton
5,II ana easier: saies 1900 bales; speculation ano e
bort 100 bales American. 900 bales iddling upland
93d Futures opened quiet, partly point nigher on
near and unchanged late months closed paTely
lower and remainder A44 pontS
oJr. seutennber e9d; September October SOD octo
November, ard; November Leceu1oeT oTq
January-F'ebruary 46Io tepruary-
March SD March-Aprfl 46sd; Aprii.99day' 4.'Vo'
s1s-- .Juue- and July-August. 4Iio
FIOTR AND MEAL-The market for hour was hrII
,o-dav with prices unchanged Demand was coltteo
for most part winter straights and Kansas
rv. aour was In light demand al old prices. Ihe
ti1Z are n-ices quoted on New York Produce
Exchange Spring patents. IS 4oes6 % os winser se
-+-sigETs g 256S4 winter patents S4 aug % So
sprfns clears s. 81 eO extra No winter 81 90
e. aoe ay+-a No 2 winter IS 40 O So 30. BtChWHEAT 7
p IRNQuiet Quoted: So 1898 25 per 1o0,lb sacks
I7YF FTOI-R-Steady. Quoted: Fair TO good. S4 70
s. 40: choice 70 fancy. 81 so 85. CoENMEEAALL-
s+.adv Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 % BAG AEAI5o-
S1oted: Fine white yellow. 81 10 81 go;
Coarse 81 e5 a 81 70 FEEDwestern quiet; city steady
o|o,a5 western spring s24 so; standard niddiing
So 10; 1our do SIS co. red dog. $50 go; city bran
s93 hulk s24 S24 sacks; rniddling SIS 90. req
log sac go all October shipment horniny chop S2S 90
q Sac bulk $40 7oGss1 20 sacks oILMEAL' go oo
GRAIN-wHEAT-It was somewhat OF en- evening
m market to-day, without any important changes
either way. Up within a short time OF the l
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
The PALM BEACH SCHOOL FOB GIRLS.
Wm. ]. Belts. NJ. A.. Yale.

...-5 Tonu will tutor a young IN college
reouIreaents experience in individual
r.-on will enable ambitious young men TO save years
Il ttr,e above
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

lvepcol Sept. 2s.-Closing: WHEAT-Spot strong
70 winter. IS Cd No California. ss ID
futures guet- Septeube Is 1od: December. rs 94ds
ksrch Is sid CORN-spot quiet; American mixed,
q a. quiet i0d: December 5s I'D
FLoUR-wiuter patents steady. 2Ss 3D. HOPS at Lon
eon Pacific coast steady. Il IOsGE2 Is COTTONSEED
oIiS-Eul refined. SPOT. fr7uer. 22s Sd PETRDLECM-
elescy, I'D ROSIN-Cor1noz steady. IS TURPEN-
IINE-spirits steady. 26e ed- LINSEED OIL-Duu, 24s
LAILoTPrtEne city firm. 29s Australian. IN London
m 53s &C. BEEF-Extra India mess firm 11Os. PORK
Prime mess Western. hrnn. Us Sd HAMS-Short cut,
= e "a \, h-n. 57s Sd BACON-Cunberland CUT 2e
70 30 n Is - n. firm. SIS; long
ces- ni1dles light 81 n firm. SIS Sd long clear
miooles. heavy 30 -. firm. 53s 20: short clear
nsnEs IS fri 53s. clear bellies. Il 70 10 n.
m. 5es &c TARD-Prine Western IN uerces. strong.
u Sc American refined IN pals firm. 53s Sc. CHEESE
snseisn finest new. firm. Sis Canadian finest
1Aorea. new. steady, els
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

ocIock close the market had a steady 20 under
oHe' mainly based on continuation of the bullish
eaSr winch made new high levels possible
N the week An export business of about so
icads, mainly in the Northwest was reported at
uay, bringing the weeks total up 1900. 900
oushes At first the receipts Of 1,349 at Mime
apolis AMI Duluth had a depressing effect upon the
market but after first prices had declined
below Friday there some good buying through
cry The receipts Winnipeg 336
pAed with lSs cars last All interior points
bushels last year. bringing the weeks total to
u 600 bushels the highest record aggre
eating with the previous week, total of 25 044 600
pnsheis Whlch. II Is believed, will long remain
record for fortnights movement. There n
siderable ran west of the Mississippi. efectually
breaking the drouth. prospects danfslf
would extend into Ohio Valley sections Monday.
II was generally expected visible supply and
worlds shipments on Monday would be bearish- Sea-
ousnes OF wheat and -four Liverpool partly asd
lower which was little better than expected Pri-
new business being done by the exporters they would
keep in the market all for the cash wheat
MI their space engagements which were made some
te ago ana tals naturally gives to the market very
strong uEdertone- Cash wheat in the local market
closed as follows: No red 81 0s 81 09ss elevator
and 81 OSls a6oat: ! Northern Duluth 81 ~,
a No hard winter 81 1o16 a aHoat At O'Clock
December was quoted 81 10 Il May 81 111s CORN
The outlook for cold weather had strong effect
higher closing trihe above previous night.
the curb September here quoted SEC, December
again light. although Chicago arrivals somewhat
exceeded the estimate, and Liverpool closed net
lower The local cash market still nominal. with
NO corn quoted sec elevator and s61zc delivered.
OATS-Moderate strength shown by this market
throughout the day. but limited mostly
professionals No change shown IN cash here
which closed follows: Mixed 2e TO 81 H. 53c: natu-
raj white 2e 10 81 Ib 80 Il SEC and clipped white 81
to 40 lb % Il 61c. RYE-MarIzet dull; No Western
steady: mating, go 67c, Buffalo, and feeding
6S = q 6iAc New York.