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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-17

Local headquarters OF the in,crnn
tlonsl Correspondence schools arr
In Frank Ira Whites of'ien.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-17

This week at Opera House. Gren'
lcatur" Mn showing how the World .
Greatest Shocs--thc WaIk.Ovcr---arn
made u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-17

Visible style OF tn" Smith pr"mic
Typewriter can bc seen at the Sta
Drug Store for few days
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-17

klamath county headquarters II
San Francisco I, the Hotel SAVOY
corner Van Ness Avenue aud ELL
Street. Walter T.. Conner. prop, TAX
Turk aud Eddy" street cars at Ferry
get on at Van Ness and walk one-hal
block north. 2.is-3u
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
REPORTS AGAINST TERRY.
Pontiac Man Tried To Oefraud Cred'-
tcrs. Says Referee Davock.

Bankruptcy Referee Harlow T..
Davock has made his report To Judge
Swan in the case of George w. Terry.
OF Pontiac, who was recently brought
bach from California charged with
conspiring to defraud his creditors.
Terry pleaded that he was resilient
OF California AT the time the proceed
tngs started and therefore. that the
federal court In this district had no
jurisdiction.
DavoCk reports that Terry was n
resident Of Pontiac, although temper
arily In California. when the bank
ruptcy proceedings began
In my opinion there could be but
one conclusion drawn from the testi-
mony-that the bankrupt was seeking
80 evade the payment OF his honest
debts To- his creditors says Davock In
his report.
n Judge Swan accepts this report.
IL will mean that the district attorney
can proceed 10 prosecute Terry on
the criminal charges preferred. Ter
rvs brother daughter and son-in'law
are also included In one count OF the
charges
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
ZELAYA'S FORCES BOTTLED
UP" AT RAMA BY ESTRADA
Nicaraguan President IN Dilemma IS
Trying 70 Outwit the
Revolution SITS.

WASHINGTON. Dec l6--Nith his
forces effectively cornered al Rama,
President Zelaya IS making a slrenu-
Gus effort 10 outwi, the revoiuuonlsts
by placing his henchmen IN power IN
other parts OF Nicaragua according IN
dispatches today al the state and navy
departments. Commando Shipley, OF
the Des Moiues. reports from Blue
fields that the revolutionary forces are
now equipped with additional auto
matte guns and ammunition, and the
general opinion is that II there is an
engagement at Rama. II will result In
the surrender OF Zelaya's forces.
Vice-Consm Caldera telegraphs that
the Zelaya newspapers already report
the capture OF Rama. The reports OF
rioting at Leon were also confirmed
IN the capital President Zelaya has
despatched arms TO Granada 70 over
come opposition TO his candidates
there. Commander. Oliver, OF the Al
banv. which Is NJ. Corinto. confirms the
renort ~ riots NJ Managua and SAYS
that in connection with them the
municipal authorities have been i'm
prisoned.
Today's dispatches are taken 10 indi.
cate that the extreme course adopted
bv Zelaya means that he will not give
up the presidency unless one OF his
own followers is seated without des-
perate opposition This IS apparent,
not only from his circulation 81 untrue
reports OF government victories, but
from his attempt 10 influence elections
bv force OF arms
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
SENDS 1000 WORDS A MINUTE
MarveIs % the Telepost Explained at
Board of Commerce Dinner

A representative crowd OF business
men listened 10 a highly interesting
exposition o, the telepost. the latest
development OF telegraphy, bv H. Lee
Sellers. president OF the Telepost Co.
az a luncheon given nv the Board OF
Commerce in the Hotel Cadillac Thurs
day noon. The possibilities at the new
invention. as outlined by Mr. Sellers,
were a revelation 10 those present. a.
was the announcement that Detroit is
TO be on the first telepost line 10 be
established vast Of New York Ground
Is already being surveyed between this
CITY and Chicago preparatory 20 the
building of the line.
With the telepost Mr. Sellers ey-
planned. II is possible 10 send 600 and
even greater number OF words per
minute. q tape system being used for
receiving and transmitting instead OF
the old-fashioned telegraph instru.
ments. And one wire will take care
Of business that requires from 40 70
GO wires under tho old system. Sew
eral of the countrv's biggest concerns
are now using the telepost almost eX-
clusiveiy. Mr. Sellers said
This IN the first time in % years
that anyone has had the nerve 10
break into the telegraph monopoly"
he said 'If we had only dollars 70
fight with our fight would have been
lost before IL began. but we have men
as we'll as money and our success IS
assured"
The telepost will mean a big saving
in rates as well a9 in time The rate
for an ordinary message is % words
for % cents 10 any part " the country.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
KINGS CONDITION
y IS IMPROVED
Leopold Changes His Attitude and
Now Refuses To See His
Daughters. =,

BRUSSELS. Dec IA bulletin
was issued at 6 D. m. stating that King
Leopold was slightly improved and
that the intestinal obstruction had
been removed.
The report that Leopold Is a victim
OF progressive paralysis was con
frmed today.
Cardinal Mercier, who is almost
constantly with the king. is bringing
pressure 10 bear on him 10 relont
toward his two estranged daughters,
Processes Louise and Stephanie. and
grant them final attendance. So FAR
Leopold has been adamant to al en-
treaties. II has been reported he
would see Princess Stephanie. out
when she reached Brussels he refused
10 see her
His treatment OF his daughters has
caused wave of resentment and the
public is rapidly changing from q
state OF indifference toward the king
TO one OF open hostility.
Princess Stephanie has called NJ
"The Palms" several times 10 see her
father, but the attendants are under
orders not To- admit her and she has
not seen the king Dispatches from
Budapest today say that Princess
Louise has suffered nervous collapse.
due TO her unanswered appeals 10 be
allowed 20 come 10 Brussels.
One OF the kings physicians iet ial
IN an unguarded moment today tha'
the king is greatly concerned over
the wicked life that he has led and mas
repeatedly sought solace from car
dinal MERCER.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
STEAMER RUNS
5 FAST ON ROCKS
Anchor Line Boat, Finest OF New
Type of Ships, Aground in Lake
Huron-Crew Safe.


BUFFALO. ~ Y. Dec. l6.-James
&. Evans, western manager OF the
Anchor line. today received dispatch
from Farnauld. ont. informing him OF
&c stranding OF the big steamer Wis
sahickon on Outer Dick Island Lake
Huron.
The dispatch saws that the crew of
81 Is safe and that tugs have been
sent out from the 500.
Duck Island Is the worst place on
Lake Huron and II Is feared the steam
er will be badly damaged N she is
released al all.
The Wissahickon is one OF the finest
OF the new type Of lake boats. She
was built in 1907 for the Anchor Line.
This IN the second disaster the Anchor
Line has suffered this month. the first
being the loss of the steamer Clarion,
which burned off Toledo last week.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
WORK ON HOSPITAL
!. TO START At ONCE
Cost of Main Building and In6rmary
Wings OF tuberculosis Sanitarium
Will Be About $4,000.

Plans and specifications OF the new
Detroit tuberculosis sanitorium vii!
be prepared AZ once by Architects
Malcolmson * lligsinbctham. and
building Operations VII re started al
most immediately. The site for the
sanitorium ON rWcifth-st about TWO
miles north of the Grand boulevard
has been given outright 10y Henry
stephens and the ten acres are valued
az $4,000.
In meeting OF the executive com
mittce OF the sanitorium association.
Wednesday evening. Raphael herman
and Austin Wing were appointed q
committee 20 confer with the common
council with regard 10 securing the
necessary water. sewer privileges and
light for the building while Frank b.
Leland VIII take up the matter oI
opening up adjacent streets and pro-
vidiag road facilities.
The cost OF the main building with
infrmary wings viii be approximately
s35 zoe. and with the funds already IN
hand. about $4,000. and the great pub
IL interest IN the matter the sanitor-
um trustees feet justified in proceed
Ing Immediately with the construction
OF the main building number OF
offers have been made by individuals
20 build shacks and cottages ana there
seems 70 be no doubt that persons In
terested in this grea, night against
the white plague will gladly furnish
funds for building all the cottages
necessary. The trustees will build a
cottage for children exclusively, be-
lieylng that there will be no trouble
n raising FUNDS through the children
OF Detroit Alfred lucking, attorney
for The association. will draft agree.
ments for the endowment OF beds. A
large number OF these endowments
having already been offered by differ
ent organizations.
Within a few days the sanitorium
association. which is an Incorporated
body. will open permanent business
Office IN one Of the downtown office
buildings with a secretary in charge.
This project VIII ne managed on
strictly business principles. the same
as / endeayor 20 run this uanh. sad
Frank y. Leland. president Of tho
board q trustees who Is also presi-
dent az the Detroit United savings
bank. The tremendous need % this
sanitorium has appealed 10 everybody,
and for one. intend 70 stick 20 the
proposition until IL IS an accomplished
fact"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
TO TAKE UP CASINO BIDS.
Council Com r1itee On PARKS viii Hold
heeting Friday Morning.

4 meeting Of the council committee
0u parks and boulevards viii De held
Friday n0rnins. al which the !ees"
of The Belle Isle Casino FOR tha "nsu-
two years will be- considered. The
committee viii go Into tie Agnrs- "t
e~aee William Koncn more tuily aud
may also take np he bit ~ James -.
Huga who offer, $lJ90 per wear more
'hen Koucu.
PgrE Commissioner ilu.lbut has paid
go attention 10 HoSg's BID a. il Was
not scut - him bar transm tod %
tho council through the city clerk =
ONCE
Corporation Counsel Hally has been
asked as To- whether the park cumnus-
s,oner ia compelled o. submit an his
contracts. TO the citc council bur uas
rot completed his opinion. II he an-
swers that such leases as that OF the
BELLE Isle Casino are IN the SOC
power ~ tho commissioner 10 lot. as
has been commended a. times. n will
mean that Commissioner Hurlbui can
award the lease % kouen at he price
which he considers fair.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
JUDGES CENsURE p. X. OWEN
Attorney Didn't Appeal Case OF
Which He Accepted Fee.

The proceedings against Proctor
K owen have nor been dropped ~
any means" said one OF the circuit
i,dras Thursday morning. ne
was ordered to return the sac 10 MS
6.asatts4rd client and this lie prom
ised 10 dc. but further action IN the
matter will ne taken Jusi what VIII
DO dore the judges have not vet de-
cided
owen was called before the full
bench Wednesday afternoon. 70 eX-
main his conduct IN the case OK
Charies 7 Skemngton against tn"
Rus.el Wheel & Foundry Co. and
Dr.. c. W Hitchcock. Skeihngton los
en eve while employed bt the com
panv and was operated upon by theif
rhvsician. Dr. Hitchcock He claims
the operation was improperly per-
formed. 20 that he is unable 10 wear
a glass eve. He brought suit In inc
circuit court. but lost the case. and
engaged owen 10 carry an appeal 70
the supreme court tie paid owen
$40 and also Obtained n transcript OF
the testimony taken ~ the hearing.
Owen retained the money but made
no more toward carrying the appeal
10 thc higher court. IT. was clnimee
and the time for an appeal expired.
Then for several months the Judges
state. ne continued 20 make. excuses
60 skeiHugton, until the latter wrote
10 Lansing and learned that no action
had been taken. and none could be
taken
owens excuse was that no forgot
tho matter until tho time expired
He was severely reprimanded by the
ind yes
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
AIRSHIP As EASILY
MANAGED as BICYCLE
Continued from Page opc)

forth from the mine 10 points outside.
There Is also a possibility of their be-
ing used by a means OF rapid transi,
between distant points. In fact, there
are many useful purposes 20 which
the aeroplane can be adapted. which
will make themselves apparent as
times goes on
Dangerous Yes. IN a sense. II
ANYTHING breaks. serious results are
likely 10 follow. bu- the thing is 70
make them safe by using frst-class
materials and building them with care.
r an aeroplane Is properly bnilt the
RISK "a small. aud Tho danger ot acct
dents IS hardly as great as the danger
thar attends the driving OF an auto
mobile through city streets But the
aeonrlt. Of course. must know his
business
Put IS Il nor a difficult matter 20
learn how 90 operate an aeropiane?
the interviewer asked
1T IS just as easy AZ learning 70
ride bicycle, easier In some re-
spccts" replied Wright IT is all n
handling the plane so II will adjust
itself 20 the various afr currents and
keep on an even balance once one
has learned tho trick. fying becomes
orc NJ the most exilarting sports
imaginable. have tried them all
but nothing can compare with this.
II is interesting 10 Satch the birds
during A hight. Until tho advent az
rho aeroplane they 81 iOyc1 free and
undisputed domain - TIE aerial
regions When they fud themselves
connecting with something that can
fv faster than they can--our speed Is
about 80 miles an hour, you know -
their dtspleasure s. very apparent.
In my fights ! have frequently
overtaken focks Of birds They try
their best 70 Keep up until the plane
Is right on them then they dart
angrilv TO one side Once | had a
most exciting race with O hawk Fe
would not get out OF my path until
the machine almost touched MIN.
Then he shot straight UP in the air.
% feet or more. and looked down
upon mo apparently In great disgust,
There Is a lot more sport in chasing
birds through the air than IN running
down chickens and stray dogs with an
automobile IN the country districts
Both the Wright brothers are very
approachable bat are extremely mod
est In telling Of their wonderful
achievements IN the conquest OF tho
air They dress plainly and. although
they are perhaps the mos, talked Of
mon in the country today, neither OF
them gives any indication OF having
the "swelled head. They are plain.
everyday mortals 10 all outward ap-
pearancps
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16

App,e.z-toeGn pei. pu; ,i.So9s Dbl:
ws s.o eS ,S,s sPfls,s, 'a .isc = box
Csbbagc-Sl.75a bbl
.auiiaow~r-si.15a per doz-
SSstery--iiome- Grown, so0See DOS
cream. isc, schweitxer fancy. 2ic 10.
Conee=packags cofres. NtsoTi7.oo
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-Pears. ,2.so&: per
box grapes. t5oYt's beg: -
Cranberrics-s2a 100 bu, 50 200
Datc.-Persians. s0ssc: Fards 30
bre.sed Cal,e. Fancy llQi2e;
heavy. l01llc 10.
Dressed Hos.-Light. lo0iO5e:
Fig Eis.-impsT,ed. new. n9l.c 10: Cali
DECENTRALIZATION pstenus, In wood.
s c Sss9ns ee,G rye os s.1 ,.ss sS
coarse nss. :o SRSias ssf; eSrn and csi
s sns m sssGU; e0 sss tom. 'D
Finsn Haddics-lli n lelsc 10
fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia,,,,Is nor
noass 40 - r aSI e' hot noass
30I25c doz; wax htans. IS per hamper:
hrcts. 50c tui rutahaSas, @Vg t"c' huo
bard egcash, i4e 10; caliiornia 'o ma.
house tomatoes. zoe 10.
Grapr.--Catawhas alb. l2G Sc Nal
agas, s4QJ.o0 boi
GrHpe Fruits 50n3I5 box
Honry-Fancy white, iS9lic IN m
Ter lODile. extracted egsise 10.
sn 5l ps,sd hay IN
lots. Z o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
tl.Il45o; No. ?, siaals;So' slower az
GisSo; rye straw U o '''o' "heA' anu
's H, s.N O ! Cured. Ia; No ; cured.
lac. No | green lie. 30 steeh. tov n
s sle slFs %5 No isc i'f 30 No iias esi
green. No. /. lie. No. iehc' car
S SYsss. 30 T. lss No No i .ss . nHsss
skins sii as 10 Wool. soc q $40.
iinsZsi q - per 100:
lemons-Calif tiooGo ooN
Maple Sug arr u &c per 10
Mu>hrooms--5O u soc I'D.
Ornng-s-Californ.a nevels. $3.50
Oaiops--Michigan 6910c bu; new
Spanish - per CRATE -, a.
Oiis-Raw linseed. &C; boiled I'm
In 10 days, diamond headiisht kero-
sene. she: turpeutine. In barrel lots'
Pop Uorn-Ears IGiGc ID.
Potatoe-Car lots. oalK. 3543Sc ou:
bags. 81 u acc per ou.
Rabbits-si.s5 doz
Prov pork, So 30. family
pork. $40 "a 20 So medium clear, 500
u 20 80, smoked hams loo, dry saltcd
hr,sk"ts. ltc, shoulders. itc. plcn!'
hams l2iac. bacon, ia ~ &C. lard IN
tiercts l5c; Kettle rendered. LA. Sc IN.
rincnpp.r~--s= J225 doL.
poni,r,-iIens l2I i9c; springs ~
ul4c. geese, y y ~. ducks. - Z q
turkeys. young Ia Q zoe dressed hens
13Ql4c, springs. lfQi41ec. geese. - "a
l3c. ducks. l5c, turk,ya 20H 22c 10.
Sweet Potufoc~ Jerseys. Kiln dried
tl35 crate, Illinois, 81 % bu. 80 bbl
suRBr-Crystal dominoes, s595. Eagle
tablets $3.50: cut loaf, s5io. cubes
4..G5: XXXN powdered. $3.50. standard
powdered. $3.50: grhnuiated. extra
coarse s. So. granulatcd. nne. in bulk
$40. granulated in 25-lb. cotton bags
1855. Michigan granulated. $50. dia-
mond a. $3.50. confectioners A, S5.35
No. ]. s. 40. No 2. s5tOi NO ;. $3.50
80. T. 1915. No. 5. $40, No 3. t5.0e
No. ic. 50. No. II. si.95; No. IL. $500
No. IL. siS5. No. IL. Sass: No. 10. sass
100 tbz
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
PRODUCE.

Poultry is moving at "A lively rate
this week receipts today being about
all that The street could handle easily
There seems Ia he plenty of geese. bat
more ducks. and as for turkeys. about
one coop Ia wagon load seems 10 ~
the proportion, while about 90 per cent
OF the receipts cunHist ot chickens, y ~
Tar dealers have been able 10 clean az
ana SIN hold prices level but few
days receipts like those ~ today would
probably have their effect. Rabbit =
were a little lower because lot OF
western rabbits have been received. bat
aside from this. the market was steady
with "A big trade
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Dec lf-The bears ok
pact so,ue tslp FROM TIE rush of cars
10 ra~tHWrgtsru Ittyltets wneu the
strike - settled which o. expected II
1, sln side tracks ,u tf" northwcat
are ftl % ears 90 wheat tNaf nave
h, 1L~ hrld up br tie strike. ma - is
expected thut these viii bo rushed IN.
making rccr pts so heavy 80 10 scare
tho butts Help should also come from
the government report. according ~
trio boar THEORY. ~ that showed q
larger crop than previous estimates.
Rut tho biR crop . still back on the
farms and r1iilcrt o." arvious 20 got
The = heat Thai III th~ cause of high
prices. ard that cause is as much IN
evidence now a. at any previous time
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16

Violates Child Labor Law

Charles w. Moore. proprietor of a
millinery store. was fined $40 with the
option OF 10 days Imprisonment. In
each of two cases in which he was
charged with violating the child labor
law. Miss Mary Girardin. the com
plainant, alleged that she found young
girls, without working papers. en-
ployed In the place.
Moore's defense was that subor
dinate. who knew nothing of the bust
ness, had failed N correctly state the
case 10 Miss Girardin Justice JEFF
fries held that II didn't make any diff
ference.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
VIEW ,oRk srOCK LETTER

Reported foG Il" Ilmes N. arson.
.glaix !. Co. StoCks-Tle stock mar
ket was dull during the greater part %
mis- morning session buf with n fair
fy strong undcrtone. Efforts were
made from time - time h1 to-" pro r.
fossfonai element 90 dapres- prices. but
fnc general run % the market held we'll
M yesterdays close Consolidated Gas
Vas exceptionally strong. with An adj
.anct or better tnan . points -. Pa
and Southern Pacific wcr" 4olding q
point advance ct noon Union Pacific
and Atchia0n ABOUT r. Some appre-
hens.on was fclt over Tire prospects ~
gold exports Exchange has arisen 10
4 point where conservative banking
circIes are OF the opinion that we'-ne~,
likely 70 export some gold before the
end o, the year
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, Dec l6.-(Spe
cial.-The following companies have
fled articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State: Electrical Novel
W Company. Detroit. $4,000: Martin
Dairy and Produce Co, Martin. sl2.
000 J. II. Hammond Co. Detroit. IN
crease from $4,000 70 $4,000: he
troint Bridge e. Steel Co, Detroit
100000; Newayso Fruit Land Co
Detroit. $50 600
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
Plunge. powr elevator SHAFT.

Jacob Cordeau, % years old. whose
home is on Wieht-st. fell three sfprie
down an elevator shaft IN the Chalm
ers Detroit Automobile factory I'm
Fairview. a. noon Thursday. His left
hip is broken and he may he injured
internally East End ambulance tool
him 10 the Boulevard sanitoriam.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
Quotations by HAYDEN. stone & Go.
OPEN High Low Close
blRld. tslsoId. spllt.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. q Dec l6.-Wheat Cash
ana Dec. S. 20 T. MAY sl2sis j.ly
sInls, Corr--,asa and Dee. Sc, M
and july s-c Oats-Cash aud Dec.
DC. Ma t1c july - % Rs 80 /,
1-t,c 80 g. 12c C4oVcrse~,l--'' 1s
and Dec Sa.uTic Fen. 500. March.
ga Prime alsike. & 49, prime tim
.otIy. .lS5 cl. unchanged Butter
Croamery 35H55izc dairy. s"c IgEs
Fancy fresh. go fancy caudied 81
m9. Storage, 2fli-jc HAY Un-
changed
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
Thieves Steal Iron Fountain.

Joseph Caloia. of No. SIS Rivard-sf
reports to the police that sometime
wednesday night. while his two dogs
were on guard, some bold thieves stole
whole fountain ont OF his yard The
fountain bore two four-foot figures. p
boy and girl under an umbrella II
was made OF iron and was valued AZ
$3.50 "ts
The Detroit times., 1909-12-16
Markets and Finance

this season The market ruled strong
all da3 owing - tie commyiyla, l"si
Zion 81 cash wheat and closed Win
cash ana MAY ic and July az higher
tnan Mednesda! = close -. 49,,
Wheat Qaonuons taHh ~. '"i ~,
sis5 Ma! opened VIII an S"tH" ~ ~
isr AZ 81, \. and al anced 10 SI-N
JIlv opened AT 81 o., and advanced
10 81 - = ~. white So.
Coarse grain auotaions 'oth.T' s a..
~ 8.i epr az 81 ~ ,'gs iii,. AZ 49, 49,
al stc' sample. : car at go.
oa,eL standard ears a. 'SNs'' 80
@ S1's' standard cars Al 's@c, 80
Efe-Cash No. !. cars ~ -
teans cash. So. January, 80.
g., Marsh' SEQ 6aSs a. 50 20 sample.
- nags at 81 90. 40 at s.. lgole a 81 hr,
SIS; sample alsike bags AT N"-'' :
Vines, receipts THURSDAY Mime e
Rp,lis sfS cars against 81 Year aSo D.
bgluth. 81 cars against w "ntpTs,
f29 ears. against l9o, - l"Hl sV'uVVe va
bu. against 5i.uuo oU. kansas '1iN' %
Receipts In tae Detroit market on
Thursday, Included l.oSl hhls ~ nour
we Withdrawals were sl3 bills o.
Hour. stocks are $3.50. bu ~ wheat
2t6.Sla ba o: corn. ! - 900 ~ ol 'Nts'
..il0 bU OF barley and ''lss M OF j NV
10 'ed higher and corn unchanged 10
81 higher.
Prmar, whea; rece.pts. Thursday
5eS.nO0 bu; year ago. 6sl 600 "a
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
GaN SSS 600 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported Tor The Times oy OHr U.s.,
~ early nstrength SHOWN IN al toi p
eign markets and the tightnFss or OF
terinss ct Argentina. Austria len anI i
Manitoba grain I'm Europe, bat mas sold
or since under pressure from lonSs
principallE. Lister are affected ~ pros
peCtiNr increase GA receipts TIE ep-
preaching holiday dul.n"ss and oeilef
that recent bulge has eliminated most
of the short interest Primary receipts
today sos. 900 bu, against 6"l ,ooo hu a
year ago North w stern cars were = l
gaiust S43 year ago Rcrl/ ed y G
up budapest ~ mp. Paris E. II az
Tor wheat. and e FOR aouf Antwerp
up sc, BGenos Ayres ~ q = w anl
Liverpool unchanged - I'D Np Later
however. had been much higher earlier
Corr--MuCh long corn pressing on the
market today and support apparently
withdrawn for the time Fine weath
err. weakness ~ cash corn and prospect
OF Increased receipts were factors max
iug drugsY market
tHit AGO.
CHICAGO. Dec. Is Wheat Offering
were Hight ~ the opening and May was
~ II &C and December 3. higher. There
wAs good selling ON tne bulge. Corn
started easy rallied 20 shade abov,
s Yesterdays close and then slipped back
4 The market shows the "necr of heavy
selling OF long corn recently cats
p steady For MAY Pattcn sold freely. \
vigorous demand from shorts advances
Ciosc-rhe hulls took Mold In the
las' hour and free buying sent TIE
wheat prices soaring Iecembei
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