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The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. $ LAND OFtICE At Mo>TRosK suLo.,
january, -. 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given thar
JOHN \. LEHRRlTrER.
of Gunnison. Colorudo. who on December TO-
ioOs made Desert Land Entry. Ute No. olSIS for
Ban,,a es W., SIM princinaI Mag,;a,, ha
ilcd notice Of intention to make Final Desert
Land Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described before Register and Receiver u s
and Onicc, at Montro-e, Colorado, on the 9TH
day of March, 1910
Claimant names witnesses
Hugh Gallagher. John 4. Hoel, Robert =.
Lowry George A. Porter, all OF Grand Junction,
Colorado
n. y. BLAIR.
Register.
First pub Jan. %, 1910. Last pub, March l. 1910.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Wanted, SO Money.

can make two or three good loans
at eight per cent on land near Cedar
edge. Four years, with privilege of
paving in two. Write or call up R. w.
Curtis, Cedaredge, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Japanese Labor.

Furnished for cutting brush. pruning
and spraying orchards. and ditch work
of all kinds; terms reasonable.
G. o MINE. Contractor,
5l-4t-p. Box 20l. Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Bargains.

| have Groom house in Delta to
trade for farm land Also a Groom
house for sale. Also have team of
horses for sale. All of these are bar
gains. 5l-tf l.. Il. WlGRAM.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Are You to Have a Trip?

On Tuesdays the Colorado & Southern
sells round trip tickets to all State
points from Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo at exceptionally low rates.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Ranch Home for Sale.

~ acres on Garnet mesa Il mile
from city limits. New eight-room
brick house. IL acres in apples.
Balance in alfalfa. Inquire of Porter
Obert Hardware Co. 25-tf.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
Legal Hottces
IN THE
COUNTY CoURT.

sre%E e15s99 OF be4. cousrT j TEE couur
Stella NJ Fairlamb
Mary Frances Noe Houser.
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THESTATEO OF COLORADO.
above named. GREETlNG:
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the County Court Of Delta County. State OF
in twenty days after the service hereof if served
within this County; or. il served out OF tins
County. or by ppblication. within thirty M 2 DAYS y
service; Judgment by default will be taken
against ,ou according to the prayer OF the com
above entiti, action be not served with this
or IL the service hereof be made out OF this
State, then ten days additional to the time here,
inbefore specired for appearance and answer will
be allowed before the taking OF Judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover the
amount due a certain note dated August p,
1915. payable two years after date, for the pr1nci
pal sum of ninety dollars with interest at twelve
per cent. per annum from date of maturity. made
and executed by said defendant Mary Frances
and to foreciose a certain mortgage given to se-
cure said note of even date Herewith, Conveying:
One OF Plat numbered Two OF Delta Townsite;
ccording to the recorded plat thereof. a. Will
more fully appear from the complaint ir said act
ion to which reference is made. a copy Of which
IL hereto attached.
And you are hereby mott led that II ,ou fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will have your
default entered by the Clerk and will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for in said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and seal
as attorney for plaintiff at my
office at Delta. in said County,
this 18th day OF January, A. ID.
1910.
(SEAL) X. II. WALKER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub jan q. 1910. Last pub. Feb. Is, 1910.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
To T rade.

Improved 40 acre ranch near city for
city property. Inquire at 255 Main
street.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-18
IS THE

STATE OF c. SobboR.Do' ts. p,srEsoT LIZ THE orn4
Millard Farlsmb
}sUMMoNs.
Roswell Randall Hoes.
Defendant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16

Saloonkeepers Must Pay License BY
That Date or Qait Business.

When Detroit saloonkeepers had
Their applications passed upon b. the
council April IL. they finished only
first OF their troubles. Many OF them
have since found that IL Is no easy
matter tc get a bond under the new
law, but there is still third peril
that stands between them and the OPP
Grafton of their business during the
coming year. The $500 zee must De
paid and the bonds certified 10 and
filed with the county treasurer by
April 25 Any man who let's his neg
lect carry him past thar date, loses
his license as surely as ii he had
never applied for IT.,
In past years saloonkeepers have
paid for their tax cards al any time
up TO the middle of June. They have
taken weeks to bring their $500 10 the
county treasurer and the county hal
tC have special officer TO get after
them and see that they paid. There
will be no hustling after the saloon
men this year. II they do not pay,
they lose their business. CITY Clerk
Nichols gave everyone a fair chance
by mailing out the notices TO file bond ;
on the night of April H. SO that every
man whose application was granted
got his notice Tuesday.
The Jasper c. Gates suit in the
supreme court by which il was sought
TO decrease the number OF saloons in
Detroit has not been dropped by any
means. and Supt George w. Morrow,
OF the Anti-Saloon league. states that
* will be pressed to conclusion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
GOOD DEMAND
FOR COPPERS
Aggressive Buying Makes This Group
Most Prominent Feature Of
Trading in First Hour.

NEW YORK. April achievements
at tie opening were irregular, Erle
was strong, advancing one-half in the
face OF fractional losses by all other
railroad issues. Coppers were strong
bat other industrials shaded lower.
After the first few minutes prices
hardened and a generally firm tone
prevailed.
III a. m.-Aggressiye buying in cop
per stocks made that group the mosI
prominent feature of trading III the
last half OF the first hour.
Government unchanged, other
bonds duh.
The stock market closed strong.
So far as concerned financial do
Yelopments OF the day. our own stock X
market presented minimum of IN
terest. AS a rule prices merely swung
back and forth within fractional
radius and on desultory trading. y
rise OF a point or TWO in the copper
stocks was the only incident wort
noticing On Europes stock markets
also, the day passed quietly; but Lon.
don appeared TO expect renewal next
week OF its rubber speculation.
rs was naturally 10 be expected.
the real interest OF the day was di-
RI cted towards the market for money
and exchange. Pending arrival OF the
large gold consignments sent from
here during the last week, London has
appeared 10 be In a more comfortable
state OF mind There is still $4,000
000 OF such rcmittances on the way.
Meanwhile, however. the outside de-
mands on London itself continue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
REALTY FIRM REPORTS SALES
AGGREGATING 500 OOo
LaTbrccht. Kelly g. Co.'S Transac
items include Sale of Big Block OF
Stores Out Woodward-AVe.

Iambrecht. Kelly Il Co. No. "a
GrisWcldst, have sold more than
100000 worth of property in the past
week The sales include one sac.
900 transaction one 500 900 deal and
third involves about $4,000
The property which figures in the
sac. 900 sale is the block of five stores
at Nos 23S6-23i4 Woodward-ave. al
the corner OF Harmon-ave.. whicn
were purchased from Frank H. II. ST
.tmour by Harry NJ Snyder The
stores are all two-story. solid brick
structures. with full basement under
each.
Mr. Snyder sells TO Mr.. st. Amour a
~ o-stoTy brick veneer four-nat build
ing at Avery and Willis-aves.. and a
two-stOry brick veneer double house
on Wiilis-ave., between Common
wealth and Avery-ayes. Other sales
made by this company are as follows
For Eva Kramer to T.. j. Beattie
block on north side of Mack-ave, he
tween Holcomb and Belvidere-aves.
containing &c lots, on which Mr. Beat
tie has already commenced the con
struction OF ten houses: for Mrs
Haines TO Paul A. Serge. twostory
frame dwelling at No 243 National
between Ash and Magnolia; for Pau
\ Serge to Thomas j and Dele
Doud. tw0story frame dwelling al No
243 Nationalave., between Ash anC
Magnolia: for Thomas J. Doud to Al
bert Felske. vacant lot on the West
side OF Wabash.ave.. between STANLEY
and AEtoinette; for Edward f. Hart
ford 10 Gustav LEM. two-story frame
dwelling at No. 3l5 Holbrook-ave. be.
tween Cameron and Goodwin; for
Hugo Scherer 10 Frank Heidrick. w
cant lot on the east side Of Sheridan
ave. between Ferry and Palmer for
OTTO F. Beier 10 Henry Ohrns. frame
cottage on lot No. l43 Denton-st.: for
Mary r. Kirby TO Henry GroukiewicE
story-and- a.half frame dwelling at No
20 Miles-st.. between Helen-ave anu
Frontenac Boulevard for Max Brooch,
to owen r. Shelton, vacant lot on the
south side OF Virginia. between Third.
ave. and Hamilton Boulevard; for
Robert j. Dietricks. TO Fred Palma
two-stoTy frame dwelling at No. 40
FOREST east. between ST Aubin anu
Deuuindre.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
DIED.

COWELL--April 10. 1910. at her resi-
dcnce ,929 SiNtecnth-st.. Mary Eliza
beth. beloved wife OF j. -. Cowell,
and mother OF James a. cowell and
Mrs. Walter Watson. Notice OF flu
neral later
DANCE-Aprn t3, at parents home. 69i
Monroe ave. Elva l.. beloved daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.. Dance.
sister OF Clifton l.. aged p years.
residence. ana . o'clock at ST. Joach-
inns church.
HF,YlZ--AprIl Is. at ner home. 30s
ParlxVtew ave. Amelia (nee Reppl.
beloved wife of the late John NJ. and
mother OF Mabel and Edgar Herr.
age 80 years. Notice Of funeral here
after.
LIEBsC1IUTZ-April ~ Ut residence.
100 Highest. east, Fred Abe Lieb-
schultz beloved son OF Max and Liz.
zle Iiebschutz. and brother OF Mrs.
- Rovin and Emanuel Itebschutz.
aged - Years Funeral Sunday. April
IL o'clock
MAcCHI-Apiil Is. 1910. at the resi-
dence Of his cousin, Count ~ @ An
iona 2i5 Alger-aNe.. Giuseppe Mac
CHI Of Novara. Italy. lnterment at
Galliate. Italy.
Observation-Disclosures 15. at his home,
oar ChaTlevoiS- st. Joseph. beloved
husband OF Louise ~, father OF Louis
1 Edgar " Alfred g., Waiter w.
Leo q. and Raymond a. Rostucher,
aged 81 yeats- Notice OF funeral
later.
ZIEGI.ER-ApriI 10. 1910. at her resi-.
Msnstr. Widow o. Charles e. Zfcgier
aud mother Cf Jeanette. Warren and
Mrs. f. Homer McCurdy, Jr. Notice
OF funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 1G-Close: Cash
heat is helping 10 depress the .d'
Het. Demand for i has decfeaseu w, ~ !,
small point and Hour trade is quiet
also. At the same time receipts ar
quite large. The southwest had lIVS'
scare on Friday that caused some coy
eriup by weak shorts who feared TOT
buls might take hold and force an az o.
vance but nothing OF the klhd WH- a.
tempted and the market on Salur ~ ~
sI70 we'd carly weakness ,ft'ft-f-t'tti+-
tons are All that Cout dhe asked tpl
and there H. nothing ia sikht lust nov
t. BRING about an adNancr' huils -
rather discouraged ana u ~ admitted
that something must happen to the new
crop before higher prices can % " =
ptcted strong parties IN tnl' 1so Hi -
stu heavily long OF ScptempeT wheat
and dealers are wondering what 49, -
lie done with t. The market was duii
and weak on Saturda! \ SINAI ~
came "A slump that landed cash wheat
ana MAY lc JuIy &c and S"ptembtr
8, under Fridays close 'oth was
az, hanged and oats lost q "a "a,
\VEeat guotatiouS cash No. red,
s1oS. Nav opened without change at
si.0gi. advanced to 81 0s y AMI de-
Sii6 oiq. ADVANCED to siolis ard de-
Cliued to St.o3 - september "p1noH ~
xl.nga, gained tsc. declined 20 VIZ ~.
ana 4, losrd at Sl.O2 ~, ~. white u Pc
G,.,s. grain quotations tdrn-tdeh
No 3 5gtac No. 3 yellow go '2c ASKED
oats Standard cars ut tt@e \"
. Elite . ears at 4Ac.
Ryr-Cash 40. I. soc.
isSansEC'aah. s. 03 May. 500
,,InV.rsced-Pri spot, 80 bags az
a. ,,rtnber. 5O1bags At 5000 samp. \
/ 6ags M $3.50. at So. AT S9'y. pt me
aisikr 81. sample alsikc, bags az
J 81 ~. 4 AZ S5.15.
I Timothy seed Prime SPOT 90 bags AZ
( 81 ~. choice. - bags AT s.
/ nrrcipts In the Detroit market sat
urday, included 200 b6,s OF Hour 2ui' i, I95.
! - H. ,yare 200. bbls OF Hour. S.l-o bu
Of torn 6rg bu Of 3a 6sg ana b% a. lS w8ca az
1t Gao btf of corn. 39,til bu 81 oats
ana $50 tn OF ryr- -, t,..t.
II Wheat receipts SaturuHN- - - 80.
! "a 900 I'm against $4,000 bu a year ago,
N Kansas city. 80. 600 bu. against ~ ~
II IN. Duluth. 60 ears. against -, lii ,...
/ apoits ltN cars against i"', 'hit"N"'
20 cars. against 10. ..t.t. ,,..,st.
N Estimated wheat exports wv, -, ~ !. n
n II al Z 600 la. ~ ok axe. iu.3s-sV"V va
II war ago, i.O4S,0O0 bu, -. =,
Exports OF wheat and Hour on sat
I urday. 10000 hu.
/ Wheat receipts at primary points
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary Wittstock, 30 years. 800 Har-
per e; obstruction OF bowels.
Laura Prezsn. years, o. Lawn
dale. pneumonia.
Joseph Skrzyszofski. month. ga
Military; spasms.
Peter Fasto 80 years. Red Cross nos
pitGl. pneumonia.
Carl JasCh. 30 years 22s Heidelberg
septicaemia. infected arm
Joseph Coesens. SO years 22S Town
send; pcrntctous anaemia.
Nido AncOna, 5S years. 2S2 Maconb;
pneumonia.
stephen Kwiatkoske. year. So Pet
erson. shock from accidental burns
Elizabeth Ryband, % years, 33S Alex
andrine e., senility
john r. Foster, 20 years. st; Marys
hospital Internal injuries, aeSide t,a.;
ings; inquest pending
Anna kokoski. 81 years, go Roby'
gastric ulcer.
Eta Webber. 90 years, Womans nos
pital. exhaustion. perniClous vomiting.
Anna Landing. ! year. 10 Hastings,
pneumonia, 80 -
Della I.auer. 5s years. So Elm. can
Ger OF stomach
Albert f. shaw. Fl years. Trafford,
Rose Hurst "a years. so Benton.
tuberculosis.
Alice NJ letters, "A years. io4 Church;
car NJ Van Valkenburg. - years,
Clark's park. gunshot wound, suicide.
Edward Sleszinski. years, e2s Hen
drie; heart disease.
Thomas j Moore, 90 years, ST. Mary
Herman Walters. ; years. 1921 Bald
win. diphtheria.
Leon Wjencwlawski. 80 years, NJ. {.
r r. tracks. conclusion or brain dcci-
dental. =, -
Adam Rozmanowski, 80 years, vi. Z.
r R. tracks, conclusion OF brain, acci-
dental ,o W..
Angus W. Ford. / month. 1ilO Wa
bash. bronchitis ~
Charles B. Chubbuck, 81 years To-
ledo. o., pyaemia. ,,-,,.-
Roman Grath. IL days, 1892 McDoug-
all. malformatlon. -,
Lillian r. Martindale, month"; Of"
Military. commissions. 49,
Catherine Zefeld. 50 years, llil Jos.
Cempau. endocarditis. 80
sarah J.. watkins. 81 years ST
Narv's hospital. pneumonia.
Victoria Zielecka, months, sZs
farnswortfr; bronchitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
STORAGE HOUSES
| BUILD NEW PLANTS
Increased Demand for Facilities
Makes Expansion Necessary
Leonard Company's Innovation.

Detroit's wonderful expansion, as
seen in The erection of new factories
and homes and In the building OF large
additions by established concerns, Is
further reflected In the increased de-
mand for storage facilities. The re-
suit IL that several OF the larger SLOT
age companies have found II necessary
10 greatly increase their capacity
Excavation work is now IN progress
mt Jefferson-ave. and Orleans-st for 4
modern. flreproof storage house :or
the Leonard Storage Co, which viii
have as an adjunct a large safety de-
post vault of the type found In the
banks. A safety deposit vault in con-
nection with storage house Is an in
novation in Detroit, aud the Leonard
Co. is being congratulated on its en-
terprise.
A cold storage plant also will be
operated In connection with the new
institution The company's present es-
adjustment, on Alexandrine-aye. west,
near Wocdward-aVe., when is OF com
paratively recent construction, Will, of
course. be retained.
The new building will add greatly
to the company's facilities. Ii viii be
seven stories high, OF reinforced con.
crete construction throughout. ana
thoroughly moaern in equipment The
plans were prepared by john Scott e.
Co. and the contracts call for its com
pietion about Sept. I.
II is also learned that the Riverside
Storage & Carriage Co. whose storage
house at the northwest corner Of Con.
gross and Cass-sts., Is one Of the fin
est in the eountrv- has about com-
pleted plans for increasing its ca
pacity 80 per cent. A deal has been
practically closed for a site In the
Immediate vicinity OF the present
plant, and building operations will be
begun as soon as the final papers pass.
In addition 20 the COngress-st plant,
the company has warehouses ~ Ncs.
$3.50 Woodbridge-st. east and Is Gti!
i2ing quarters directly opposite its
ConGress-st location
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
10 UNIVERSITIES" TO BE
PUT IN COLLEGE CLASS
President Of Carnegie Foundation Fund
Says Only Two In West Come UP
10 Standard.

NEW YORK, april 16.--At least ten
big western institutions of learning,
which call themselves universities, are
about To be- relegated 10 the class or
colleges by the trustees OF the Car
negie Foundation fund for the PENSION
Ing OF university professors. Dr.
Henry 5. Pritchett, president of the
Carnegie Foundation fund. who has re-
turned after a six weeks tour OF in
vesligation from Ohio TO the coast
made this announcement today OF
twelve Institutions visited he found
two only that reached the Carnegie
standards, and since most of the insti
tutions he visited are state 'uniyer-
stiles the inference naturally is that
h. does not believe the western schools
are advanced as far as the eastern.
The TWO notable exceptions said
DR.. Pritchett are the universities OF
California and Colorado. They have
made splendid showings and there IS
no doubt they will receive financial
support from the Foundation.
The others | visited which fell
short | do not care to mention. but
ii Is fair 10 say they were not 81 much
deficient in the college courses as
those with branches OF medicine ami
since these courses really give univer-
sites their claim 10 that tide, the
foundation insists that they keep on
al equal grade with the regular col
lege standards
II developed later today that the
twelve institutions Or Pritchett visited
were the University OF California, the
University OF Colorado, the University
OF Arizona, the University Of Nevada.
the University OF Utah Leland Stan
fCra university. Throop Polytechnic in
stitute at Pasadena Cal: Coe college.
Iowa; University OF Denver, occiden-
TAI college, Los Angeles. Pomona cot
lege, near Los Angeles, and Mills col
lege San Francisco. or these, only
the universities OF California and Col
OrGdO were accepted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
CHURCH NOTICES.


FORT-ST PRESBYTERIAN Gil =
Opposite Union station, Rev. Edward
H. Pence pastor Services. 1880 anu
20. Morning sermon, "A Self To he
Consistent With" Evening, Danger
and Danger
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNI
TARTAN CHURCH. cor. Woodward, ave.
and Edmund-pi. Rev. Eugene Rod
man Shirpen. minister. Service at
20 30 a. m sermon, subject 'Entltu-
siasm." sunday school at noon. The
public cordially invited
NORTHUMBERLAND BAPTIST Gil"
corner Wlnder-st Rev. NJ l.. Fixes,
H. H.. pastor Services. 1880 and 80.
Morning -ls-tAe- Church "A Failure
Evening, Rev. + Il. Meyer, OF London
England
INIVERSALIST. CHURCH or or,
FATHER-Iee = McCollester. 10 80
sermon. Comparative Religion $50.
illustrated lecture. Robert Burns ana
His Scotland
JEFFERSON-ANE PRESBYTERlAN
CHURCH-Corner Riyard; pastor Rev.
A. IT. Barr. Pablic worship. IL a. m
Nesper service. 1 y. m. organ recital
All are cordially invited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
NEW WORN STOCK LETTER.

Reported for Toe Times by carson
m,,nf reflected the early estimates ol
A substantial increase in the cash
holdings and should have an assul III <
effect on the operations Tor the rise IN
price Despite considerable proht- tah
ing the market displayed nrm uhdSI
tone and closed active near the hts'
nYices az the day The buying or the
copper metal issues was a faNorabie
factor. although II was mostly az thc
eNuense Of the short interest but re-
norris indicate that the consunptlFe III
uulry has been OF good proportion , n4i :, :
inc the past few days. ana especlal ,
in vtew OF the slight reduction IN mela'
nrices The success OF the present UP
ward movement depends IN great pdl
on tie volume Of the outside buNlHs
which may be attracted by the acton
Of The list. In this connection, II may
he we'll To bear In mind that UP 10
tbts time the inquiry has not been OF
large proportion. and Il therefore wonId
seem to be the part or WISDOM 10 az
cept moderate profits when same aV-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
Eight Dead: Seven MISSING.

: ST. ALPHONSE. r. @. April To-
An immense landslide, started by q
last of dynamite Yesterday. carried
score OF men down the side OF a
steep hill and buried the construction
camp OF The Ha.-a Bay railway under
tons OF earth and rock. Up TO late
hour, the rescue party had taken out
eight dead, including Ladislas Gagne.
of st. Joseph, Que. chief engineer IA
charge of the work. his assistants.
William o'Brien and Joseph Jennings.
OF Toronto, Ont, and Ave laborers.
Seven are missinS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
MILLINERY STORE ROBBED.
Thieves Carry OF Valuable PIumes
From Mrs. Nairins Establi shment.

AS result OF visit Of thieves TO
the millinery store OF Mrs. L. Marin
No l3G Gratiot-ave. Friday night,
plumes worth more than $500 aie
missing The boldness OF the burg
lars may be gained from the fact that
they were forced to scale three high
fences before they could get to the
rear of the store. After removing n
shutter from one OF the windows, they
effected an entrance
With great deliberation. the thieves
went through the entire stock OF the
Marin store. They showed a fine dis.
dain for the hat shapes, carefully
shipping the valuable feathers and
pmmes and carrying them away. Os.
trich pumes and willow plumes came
first In their affections.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
Quotations by Hayden. Stone 4 co
IO1Bid. (s)sold. tN)split
CHICAGO CHAIN LETTER.

Reported tor The Times by Carson,
Craig * co. from Chicago. April 10.
II turned out a Very bearisn daN IN
all grain markets with wheat leading
the decline last half hour and some
Indication tltat In addition 10 local
bear pressure there was long wheat
coming out from holders who have up
To this time refused TO join in the sell
ing campaign. Tho market mad q iair
degree OF nrnness and some little adj
-NsRpe-.l+4F4as- the morning nn- huAlng
encouraged largely by the frost ana
snow conditions over the west and pre-
diction ~ more freezing tenn cfaturt :
for Kansas and other states tonight.
rhe advance brought fresh selling
pressure and as there was no support
from the recognized bull leaders either
IN MAY or the new crop months, tue
pericnced people IN the trade declared
that such weather as prevails over
wheat plant at present growth. some
of the cop experts who have been
over Kansas this week report wonder
ful Change in the appearance or TIE
crup since the rains and are again
talking probable yield OF I0.0Go.OnV bu
for that state Country millers ar" com :
ing ir mere and offerings 10 resell No.
y rcd wheat which they have carried
at heavy loss since last fall. one
road lot was actually sold ar ~ un-
deg May price in store. ~. Louis houses
wittu that ountry miliers were Try
lus 10 resell rrd wheat there az uraA
losses y nLmbcr OF leading interest :
IN this trade 3tCome active on the sell
Ing side ~ tne new crop months.
Dispatches indicate that there Is "a
little squirt OF snow, cloudy weather
and some touches ot frost all over the
southwest .- Tctppe--lturss- at many
points are down Close 20 the frost iinr,
as vet none OF the dispatches indicate
mat there IL much rear ~ injury To-
tn. wheat. some people in tne local
trade who were hit ~ frost dGmaSe
on previous occasions. covcicd moder-
ate lines OF wheat near tn los. yes
to-day giving much OF tho hrmness
noted at close. Euli leaders may seize
on the present little frost scare 10
stampede some ~ the shorts ana un-
load sCm,. long wheat on the swell.
THIS Is only guess work Without tur-
Their crop injury OF any kind, the trade
ana the country Will certainly con-
,inuc hearish and viii sell wheat on
'uny fair swell IN prices for new crop
months.