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The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
MORGAN INTERESTS BADLY
STUNG IN TRACTION DEAL
Firsnciers Declare New York People
Were Caught Nspping'-5ig
Merger Effected in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-~Traction ofIi-
cials declare today that the 10000 900
traction merger OF the surface lines
OF the south division OF the city effect
ed by a syndicate OF local and New
York magnates is the first step toward
the ultimate consolidation of all Chi
cago transportation lines. surface and
elevated The negotiations FOR the
forming of the gigantic merger were
begun In New York last Friday and
were completed here yesterday after
noon. Behind the forming of the
merger is seen the passing OF the con
troll Of the Chicago City Railway Co
out OF the hands of the Morgan inter
ests. Financial circles today declare
the Morgan representatives were
caught mapping by the local capital
lists and that they lost heavily by the
purchase OF the stock for 5000 q share
few years ago.
Besides the possibilities Of the early
union OF all surface and elevated lines
the new management announces tina.
it will put into effect the universal
trhnsfer system. which means that "a
Hve-cent fare will prevail in Hny part
ofthe south side
Attorney Walter L. Fisher. Special
traction counsel for the city. wheu
asked today what the city would DO
about the new merger said.
s.The city council will have to be
consulted at once. II any attempt Is
made TO endanger the 55 per cert
which the city collects from the net
proceeds. efforts will be made TO knock
the deal In the head before II gets
ripe. I will ro over the plans Of ths
merger today and from what | have
beard think that II VIII he necessary
20 call special meeting OF the coun
rif - a.>u<-< "a ,...,sr ss.,-.s.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

Thompkins. Here's Stake it-go
get OUT"
But protested the stranger.
violently waving his hands as Mr..
Thompkins assisted him out the door.
Mr.. Thompkins returned To his desk,
beaming with satisfaction. Rather
neat. that" he unused. II had TO buy
the book or the man would have stage !
all day Out-talk him-pay him his
money. and get rid of him. Let's see
what his precious book is. anyhow.
He picked up the heavy volume.
opened il and read on the fiy-leaf:
Property OF John Henry Thompkins.'
There was a note inside IL. II read:
Dear Thompkins: Am return
Ing the Life of Tom Thumb bor-
rowed from you last week. kind
ness OF a. friend. Many thanks
AS ever.
GUY l.. THOMAS
We'll. I'll be dodfoozled," ex-
claimed Mr. Thompkins. rushing 10
the door. The stranger was jus:
boarding a car at the corner
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

on April 10. when the enumeration is
made. The story OF these individuals
will all be translated into terms OF
holes punched into 122.000.000 MANILA
cards Whereupon the electric tabula-
tors will proceed 10 digest" the facts
that is count, sort and make sum-
maries OF all the interesting phases Of
the population. Sincerely,
path
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27
Ethel barrymore Colt and Her Wee Baby.

some proud moments in her life, but
not one of them brought her the
pride and the happiness sne gains
when her private audience, consist
ing OF her baby boy. wrinkles his
face. stretches his mouth into circle
and smiles-even just the tiniest
bit
Mrs. Ethel Barrymore Colt. In the
part OF mother. IS playing the most
becoming role OF her entire career.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

Ethel Barrymore Is playing TO the
tiniest audience of her career these
days.
IL is an audience that is hard TO
please. too But all the arts and
charms that she has welded 10
please millions OF Americans she now
exerts, more strenuously and sincere
ly than ever before. 10 keep her tiny
audience happy.
Most of the time the audience
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

! keeps its eyes closed, but Ethel
Barrymore. for whom so many audi
ences have waited. now waits on her
audience. When IL clinches IFS fists
and opens Its blue eyes. she Is there
before IL, ready 10 lay down her life
10 amuse IL and keep II happy and
cheerful.
Aud when the audience applauds-
well. Ethel Barrymore. favorite ac-
trese OF two continents, has had
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

cieties one English society soberly
declared that Sir John Herschel has
added stock OF knowledge 10 the
present age which Will immOrtalize his
name and place 1t high In the page OF
science.
The French Academy OF Science was
discussing this wonderful discovery in
sOlemnity when the monumental fake
was exposed.
Locke. who. though knowing little
or nothing about astronomy, concoct-
ed the tale that deceived scientists and
laymen alike. had at last told the
truth TO fellow reporter.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

creating a now era in astronomy and
science generally"
The hoax reached Europe by the
slow boats OF those days and caused
tremendous stir among learned so
The Detroit times., 1909-12-27

Job Printing done riEht. Time.
PrtntinE Co.. Is John R-st. Call Main
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
Rutter cheese and Eggs

Eggs furnished the feature and the surprise OF
the market yesterday After a period OF weak
ness and declining prices the market TOOK turn
for the better and the filing Of small orders
through the medium of the exchange sent the
price of extras up &c to quotation or oo12c
Dozen Quotations for the under grades were I'M
disturbed there being very little demand TOT
anything but top quality goods. Butter was un-
market. although some receivers were OF the
opinion that supplies were somewhat In excess
OF requirements. Local makes OF cheese remained
firm light arrivals and active trading. Inc
top grade of California fats was lze higher
on sales at IL 1ae ON the exchange
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Eggs-l0 cases of extras at Sc, 10 at 54c and
Is at 531sc a Dozen.
Cheese-5O fancy new California fats at 1715c
pound.
Receipts were % 900 pounds of butter. 1900
pounds of cheese and 1.025 cases Of eggs
The following are official quotations established
by the sales. bids and offers on the floor OF the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally range
from &c TO &c higher, owing to the various
charges TO be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 311sc per ID,
steady: do frsts, 301ac steady; do seconds. &c,
steady; California storage extras. Soc. firm; ex-
ira storage ladies, 25l5c, steady; do hrsts, 2oc'
steady.
Cheese-CaIfornia fancy fats. 17hc per ID,
steady: do trsts 16c. firm; do seconds. 1413c,
firm; fancy Young Americas 1sc. firm; do hrsts.
Ice. firm; fancy Oregon Young Americas. 1Sl5c.
firm: do fats. 16c. firm; California fancy storage
fats. Ice, firm: DO frsts 15lac. hrm; storage
Young Americas, 1715c, firm. New 1ork singles,
19c. firm; do daisies. 19lac. firm
Eggs tper dozen, cases ed)-Calltornia
fresh extras, 531ac. steady do hrsts 4Sc, steady
90 seconds. soc. steady; do thirds, 2sc. steady;
selected pullets 36lac, steady; California storage
extras, 3lc. steady.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
GeneraI NIerchandIse

Bags-Grain bags. 515 595%c; San Quentin
bags. sac; wool bags. sc for 313 ID and DOC
for lb: fleece twiue Sc per lb.
Coal-Beaver HILL 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg. SIC per ton: Wellington. 50; New Welling-
ton, SO; Coos bay. ST: Australian house-Rich-
mond.- ETC.. 50: Pelaw Main. $500 stanford
Richmond. IS: Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks: Welsh anthracite. $15s coke.
S16 per ton In bulk and S1T In sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. SS-65 per short ton
Ofls=QuotationS are for barrels. Linseed -,
more; castor oil in cases. No l. T1c: Baker $
AA. s1-1301.1 15: China nut. cases. T00Soc per
gallon: coeoanut OIL in barrels. 6516Sl2c for
Xxx 6215 6l66c for No. I and 60d6S1ac for No.
2 according 10 quantity; extra hleached winter
sperm oil. 9fc; natural winter sperm OIL Gle:
natural whale oil. soc: extra winter strained
lard oil. 95696c: pure neatsfoOt oil. 75c; No.
neatsfoot oil. 60c: herring oil. 40es salmon oil.
SOC: boiled fish oil. 35c; paint oil. 35c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. 1Oc: 80 deg. oil iron barrels
or drums. 111sc: special do. lie; pearl oil. In
cases lie: astral. lie: star. lie; extra star.
2Oc: Elaine, 2615c; eOcene. zoe. red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c. in cases PC No.
engine distillate. IN drums. Sc; No. do. Tc;
cases. &c more: SO deg gasoline. IN bulk SOC, in
cases 31izc: varnish makers and painters
naphtha IN bulk lie. In cases 1S1ac.
Turpentine-SOc per gallon IN cases and T3c
IN bulk. drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per bbl Of $50 lbs)-E. 81; +. ST-05;
G.. S715: II. ST-25; /. $3.50
Red and White Lead-Red. s13@9c= white.
sdS13c per ID.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1909 fruits. T. b.
factory follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
STOCK MARKET

Associated Oil continued TO hold the center OF
the stage in local securities yesterday, but SUI
fered a decline. selling from $45.25 as Monday $
closing price down 10 S43.I5. but recovering to
closing figure of s445o. Trading in the stock
active, though the lots were generally
small. The Associated Oil bonds were higher
at S96. 10. The sugar stocks ruled firm, with
advanced prices for Kilauea. Hawaiian Com
mercial and Honokaa There were no other
important changes. Sales of bonds were $4,000
with active sales in the leaders. Ophir sold from
1.5o down to 81 30 and Con. Virginia from
e6c down to SSc.
In the southern Nevadas Florence lost 1oc
on the day closing Mt 81. so, while the merger
gained 1oc at ST.15.
The mines of Tonopah district shipped total
of 4.sas tons of ore OF the estimated value OF
1922. 450 to the mills last week. The Ionopah
94s tons. the MacNamara 450 tons and West
End 200 tons. The Belmont. shipped no ore, as
the mill was closed for repairs.
The ore handled by the mills IN Goldneld
district for the last week amounted to 63sS
tons of an estimated value of S235, 450 dlstrib-
S35 per ton. S159.250: Florence MILL 500 tons
at S25 per ton. sci .250; Western ore purchasing
company. 600 tons. at SO per ton, S45,oo0 !;
Nevada reduction works, including Combination
Fraction. S9S tons at s25 per ton; $9.9oo;
The directors OF the Goldfed Consolidated
mines company will hold their next meeting IN
Goldfeld November is 20 declare the regular
quarterly dividend. Ii is not known whether
any action viii be tsken upon the matter OF an
/ extra dividend Official estimates of the octo-
her production Of the Consolidated mines show
that 2a.1O0 tons treated at the Consolida ted
mill. or an average of CSC tons per day, which
returned profits amounting TO approximately
$3.50 600 for the month. after deducting operat-
ing expenses. This is the best month for the
Consolidated since last May and is the hlghest
average tonnage that the mill has ever treated
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

Canned Asparagus-Priees OF the California
fruit Gamers association are as follows. per
dozen in "a square cans; Mammoth white. 81 so.
mammoth green. s2.45; large white. s.. 50s large
green. 81 25.
Canned Peas-Following are the, prices npr 1900
pack: Standard. SOC: sifted 81: extra slfted
81 20; extra nne sifted 81 s5; petit pois 81 so,
215. soc: No 3. 9Oc No. s. 81. 30.
Quieksilver-s44. 50645 per flask FOR local use
and s43G43. 80 per hask for export
COrdage-Manila. 9Ac. sisal. Sc: sisal bale
rope. sGs1sc per ID. net cash. no discount.
121ac; Nicaragua. 9ts G1215c; Guatemala-Nexi-
can. IQl31se; Hawaiian. S@14l5c; EcuadOr.
Size per h.
4Ac; cases, regular. large. whole. 100 ID boxes
$3.50; cases. extra. 100 ID boxes So cases
eastern style. Sc. rs: Anchor brand 62Zc: narrow
TIC; White Seal. middles- 1Oe7lO15e: Seabright
blocks. I&tc; oriental, blocks. IA c; Crown brand
tablets SHc: Pearl tablets. SIC: 5 ID boxes
fancy homeless. 10c; ID boxes fancy bcneIess
lie. half barrels. picked cod. $3.50 each
The Alaska goldfish company quotes as follows.
Bundles small. whole. 4Ac; cases. regular
large. whole. SIC: cases. extra. Sc: cases east
ern. style. 6atc; Frigate. 6%c: narrow Paragon
TIC; Monarch. 7%c; Western pride. Tic: Impe-
Star, ID tablets. SNc; Pacific Belle 1 lb tab
let's SIC; Choice Bits. crates. 12 5 ID boxes.
iOc; do 30 70 boxes, lie; picked cod. half bar
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar TO Pacific coast iobbers and
manufacturers follows: Standard hne xranu-
lated 100 ID bags. 5-45c; standard coarse
granulated; 545e; fruit granulated. 5.45e; extra
cubes. 5-70c: crushed 570c: powdered 5.5Sc
candy granulated. 5.55c; confectioners' crystals.
555c; magnolia A. 5.O5c: extra c. 4.95c. golden
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
WEAK CLOSING
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Dealings in
stocks diminished significantly today to the
accompaniment Of a sustained higher rate
for call loans in the money market 1t is
evident the financial powers are agreed that
conditions are not propitious for pushing
speculative operations in securities. There
was no evidence of the heavily congested
operations for the purpose of churning the
market into activity which have been a
feature of stock market dealings for many
weeks.
It is the conviction of the professional
operators that a period of quietude is de-
signed by the financial powers which have
fostered the prolongedB speculative rise in
the market. Fer this purpose, repressive
measures appear upon signs of any con-
siderable movement in either direction. An
advance in prices develops selling orders
on an upward scale, which early discourage
attempts to advance prices. Any consid-
cradle decline in prices, on the other hand,
uncovers orders to buy at each successive
downward stage. The effect is to hold
prices even and TO discourage the purely
trading operations which are based upon
the chance Of wide and sudden fuctua-
tions in either direction.
More attention was given today to money
market developments than TO the stock
market. The further rise in the sterling
exchange rate at Paris pointed to a move
ment of capital from Paris to London,
which was helping to relieve the situation
at the latter point.
The continued demand for foreign ex-
change here kept alive the supposition that
additional gold shipments might be COM
msnded by London, although none was an
nounced. In view OF the slender proper
tions of the surplus bank reserve shown
by the Saturday bank statement, the op-
Grafton of these various forces of depletion
disinclined speculative borrowers 70 extend
their obligations TO the money market.
Yesterdays reports of large buying of
copper for export had lost their effect on
the copper industrials. and the general
market lacked that sustaining influence.
The persistent pressure on Pennsylvania
since the announcement of stock subscrip-
tion rights 10 stock holders makes a bad
eugury for the reception to be rendered to
further efforts TO raise capital. New York
Central moved up il sympathy with Penn
sylvanis.
Il was not until late in the day that
the dragging tendency Of the market
turned into positive weakness, when the
money rate ran up TO 5ls per cent
Bends were irregular Tots. sales, par
valve, Ss,5ls, COZ.
United States bonds were unchanged On
cali.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
PoulfrY and Game

No more western poultry came in yesterday
but the market was literally supplied with do
mestfc fowls for which there was fair 4
average demand at steady prices Extra large
hens were in good demand and sellers reported
a better inquiry for frying and broiling chickens
Dressed turkeys sold readily at 25c a pound foi
old birds while young gobblers brought 21d2st
a pound. Most descriptions OF game, were lower
on greatly increased arrivals.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens S565.50 for small
S66165O for large and STd9 for extra: younf
ROSTERS Sc 50d7: do extra large. $1dS. ole
ROSTERS s405; fryers. $5d6; brcilers s4d4.5t
FOR large and s364 for small ducks S5@s
pigeons 81 25: squads. S303.50; geese $2@2-5t
ner pair. roslinrs - per pair. live turkeys
22@2sc per 10 for young and 19921c for old
dressed turkeys. 25G2sc per H.
Game (per dozen)-Mallard ducks. S5Ms: can
yasbacks. s169: sprig $465: teal. S3@4.50
widgeon. 50. .506350 spoonbills. S2G2- so: black
reese. s1.5OM2.50: brant $209; hare, s1-5o@2 2
rabbits So. .25G72.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
8eaps and seed.

Bean quotations show further variations. gen
orally upward. The market rules firm. with q
good shipping demand Receipts Yesterday were
week The circular Of Adolf Koshland says:
Arrivals of beans during the last week have
been exceedingly heavy. yet the market shows
no sign OF weakness. In fact. there Is firm
feeling in pink beans principally due to specu
tify high figures as the competition OF Michigan
and other beans naturally tends to keep oul
prices below certain level Prices now. ruling
are certainly high for this time OF the year anf
believe that there bound TO be some reac
tions from these high levels
Beans (per ctll-Bayos. S5G5- %: nea. nom
inal; small white. s4.5064.75: large white ssG
$50: pink. s3.50G3.65: red. $6.50G7; blackeye
So 90M 4. 10; lima. $4.15d4.25; red Kidneys 81 81
6475: cranberry beans. S4.25d4-S5; Garvanzas
So 5063 horse beans. $1.J0d225.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4d4isc: yellow mus
tard, sic; haxseed. 404tzc. carload lots; canary
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Argentine adtices and a
southwest prompted urgent buying of wheat
here today, resulting in net gains at the close
of - 10 &c.
Shorts were active bidders for December
wheat and that option displayed relatively
greater strength than the more distant months.
The range on the nearby delivery being between
Sl.02l4 and Sl.o4!z. Combined receipts today
at Kansas City and St Louis were nearly I0o-
e0o bushels less than the figures for the CORE
spending day last week. and country offerings
In the southwest were reported extremely light
Wet weather in Missouri and the Ohio river
valley impaired modrate frmness to the corn
market. despite the bearish showing of the
government report The market closed strong
tions showing net gains of 1ac TO 5sc.
Oats ruled firm. Elevator interests were act
i've bidders for the December delivery. which
displayed the greatest strength. Prices at the
close were up q e to 1ae.
Provisions closed So lower to 121ac higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce November 8
Provisions


The market is very firm. particularly for lard.
stock on hand The situation east is also very
firm.
The stocks of cut meats November 1 at Chi
cago. Kansas City. Omaha. Milwaukee and st.
Joseph aggregated this year IS. 335. 900 pounds.
against 40. $50 900 pounds at the corresponding
date last year.
The stocks of lard on November | in Chicago
and New York and reported in European markets
and afoat were 101 900 tierces this year. against
1S2, 100 at the corresponding time In 1908 and
161 800 November l. 1907. he stocks this year
aggregated less than any year for IL years past,
except 1902.
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 12%c; 3 half hbls,
12ssc tierce. 1215c; tierces, 1890; tierces,
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams. 1S1a@10c; picnic hams. 14e; California
hams. II 1Sc; bacon. to lbs. 23I5c; to 10
lbs, 221zc; 10 to 12 lbs. 221ac fancy sugar cured
bacon. 25Iac: extra light bacon C lbs. 2215c:
8 to 10 lbs. 211ac: 10 to II lbs. 21 1.c light dry
salt bacon, 8 to 10 lbs. SIC; 10 to IL lbs. 1Sc;
medium bacon. lie; light medium bacon 17c
!. Lard-Tierces 15c. SOS 15Ac. los 154e, 5s
151c. 3s 16c; compound lard. tierces 10c sos
1o14c. los 1OSc. 5s 105sc. So lie. yellow cooking
oil, CSC per gal: white cooking OIL 65c per gal;
salad oil. Csc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl: fam
lily beef. $13 per bbl extra mess beef, $3.50
per bbi; smoked beef. PIC per ib.
Pork-Extra prime. In barrels $27: clear. SOS:
mess. $27: pig pork. $32; pigs feet. $50 for
half bbls. 81 40 for 25 lb kegs and $135 for kits.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

PETALU8IA. Nov. 9.-There was slight IN
crease in the price of eggs today after the re-
ceipt OF quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange. The prices quoted were 52l1c, 52c
and 511sc The heavy rainfall within the last
"a hours was very beneficial to the poultymen.
There Is no Increase in egg production, but poul-
try is In splendid condition.
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. eggs are being pur-
chased at 46c. but producers are not marketing
heavily. Shipments small going principally
from southern and central sections OF the county.
SANTA ROSA Nov 9.-First grade eggs were
quoted at 54I1c per dozen here today. having in
creased 415c over yesterdays prices. Three
weeks ago first grades were quoted at SOC. Sec
onds increased 1c to 45c today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

bHeHt ana Otner UIalnb
Wheat-Chicago advanced &c and reported that
irmer Manitoba values. lighter Australian new
crop, offerings and big decrease in Liverpool
stocks. Argentine exportable estimate ranges
from 1o4, 900 to 13S, 600. 900 bushels
The spot market rules firm, with good de
mand.
CASH WHEAT
California, Sonora. 81 1.s5G2: white Aus
tralian. S1.9o@1.s2M; northern wheat-Club
Sl-12h al. 70; Russian red, 81 .6S% al IN; tur'
key red, $1.s2}a; bluestem. S1.S5@1.9o.
FUTURES
Barley-Freights are steady at 23s Cd. usual
European options The chartered grain tonnage
In port is 10.0TS against 15.1S0 tons the
same date last year; disengaged. 35.321 tons,
against 34,93S; on the way to this port, III ,944
tons. against 1855.
The market rules steady with sales of feed al
the top quotation. The market Is fairly active.
CASH BARLEY
GOOD TO choice feed. spot. $l4o41-4l12; com
mon to fair. sl.400n1 42ls per ctl: brewing,
$1.4s% al so; shipping lots. s1.4Ssz @1.50.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
Deeember-s1.4s.
May--s151&: =.
oats-seed lots are in active demand. but
both up and down. Supplies are ample and offer
ings are free.
Reds for feed. 81 soM1. 10: reds for seed. 81 90
@215: black. S2-4062.65 asked; gray. nominal
in bulk S2.Q3. in sacks 81. 10m2.15 per ctl
Corn-Small round yellow. Sl.IO@l.15; white.
81 :S0@1.s5: large yellow s1.75: western states
yellow, in hulk. San Francisco track. $1.51;
white. $161: mixed. S1.55 per ctl; white Egyp
tan, 81 So; brown do. $1.60 asked
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
Available Grain sunplr

NEW YORK, Nov. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet $
show the following changes in available supplies
compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies in
creased $3.50. 900 bushels: Canada. increased
1895. 900 bushels: total United States and Canada
increased 4.651 900 bushels; afoat for and In Eu-
rope, decreased 5000. 600 bushels: total Ameri-
can and European supply. increased 1.451. 600
bushels.
$50. 900 bushels.
oats-United States and Canada, increased l.
232 600 bushels
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Flour-Receip ~ 900
barrels; exports, 5000 barrels; market quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Receipts. 172.00o bushels; spot strong.
No. 2 red, $1.27 nominal elevator; No. 2 rcd.
81. 1.22la nominal to arrive T. o. b. afoat; No |
northern Duluth. s1.12M nominal f. o. b. ahoat;
No. hard winter S1.175s nominal (. o. b.
adoat. Higher cables, irmer cash markets and
active bidding the part of shorts sent wheat
prices up nearly &c bushel. with moderately
active trade. Export sales of 80 loads were re-
ported and the market closed firm at a net adj
vance of 1G2c December closed at S1.12H
May at S1.1O5l