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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
SPORTING NOTES
OF Y. M. c. A.

Jack o'conner 10 ssllI going up In
tho handball tournament. Tues.
day he defeated Booth by a big
margin and thus landed In twelfth
place.
George Swan and Or. speideI are
practicing every morning now so
as to be ready to meet all corners
ut handball.
The Neandcr bunch got trimmed
last night in the Leader class con-
test, losing In both the rope climb
and the basket ball game.
Snyder won again In the Senior
class contest. defeating Sisley by a
small margin In basketball. This
gives Snyder a big with 253
points. Sisley has 1874. Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

:. sss q sosss q ps's rot s football and sshss
s'z "oahs Great 'oy-sor The f0'ss or friends
Tor" wsos the Varsity football victim
q he
success. any Other but the board q control reuse.
time rssaa'on worth Gus: =. ~.sn brings about Justice
me :sssns boxing show . shs o.snwood niyysr last
supper
smokcrs
with up Toni risy
back for the OF tho with the
opposing likely
They not oscs make the football rules this which
in watching
seriously ceiling Crawford vesch stan
ase hash and three other players and also OF selling the material
% hS enough m ws set q % essss
demands OF Cobb whsn he se :: a.s his new contract
hing asn iasusdsiea ne TAN
S re %:n ssss woman friend b..
there anything about the she would IKE h
explained Just one thins said the sweet thing
the ball the plate without the aid
the silence that followed all could chuggng
Of the young mans Adams apple working fevsishy and down.
Phe OF
after he had operated tho main spring Really
Murphy Murphy
Raw. Raw, Raw
Dan sss' bear he: bel.
without paying for H. said Dan bsesd coat In front
sprino coming nsss thai s.ssr s1h ba osy. ara ~ -
tho game on account salary differences has filtered through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
EVEN AN UMPIRE
COULDN'T STAND 1T

DENVER, Dec 5.--Ifks pposnf
ment In his motherin-lAw Ia the
reason given today by Frank New
house. Pacific Coast league umpire
for instltuting q successful suit FOL
divorce from Jennie Newhouse.
The motherln-law. Newhouse ties
lifted. was unable to forget tina, hes
daughter married . baseball nm'
psre. when she might have chosen
a millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
BALLARD BUNCH
BEATS THE TIMES

The Ballard team played the
Times bunch TO a standstin last
Sunday. tho score being . 10 o. Bal.
lard had tho ball In Times terri
tory the greater part OF the time
and tried several drop kicks. which
failed on account Of the ball being
slippery. Ballard was forced 70
punt but three times. The Ballard
team hopes to get return game On
THE Adams grounds . week from
Sunday a. the Times aggregation
Ia dissatisfied with the outcome Of
the game Sigurdson and iolson
were the stars of tho day for Bal
lard, while Dsan was the best man
/ for the Times. On next Sunday
ballard win play the Washington
PARK team on the Adams grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
BETTING ODDS NOW
FAVOR L. MCARTY

LOS ANGELES. Dec. al
though Jim Flynn was an early IA
vorite In the betting for his seized.
uIed z0-round battle with Luther
McCarty here December 10 odds to-
day switched In McCarty's favor.
and several bets we're made at 10
to 3. Little Flynn money was In
sight.
Both fighters continued their
training today. McCarty worked
several fast rounds and spent an
hour on the road. Flynn went
through his usual program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
SKIPPER IS NAMED
FOR s. F. YACHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-san
Franchises entry In the big In
ternational yacht races here In 1915
for the Upton trophy viii he sailed
BY Captain w. r. Stone. shipbuilder
and yachtsman. This decision was
reached here today by the syndicate
which is to build this city's entry.
From this date Captain Stone VIII
follow the yacht races in the east
to secure the latest wrinkles in
yacht building and his observations
VIII be submitted TO the designer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
BLOOD POIS0N,r
BUGS FOUND on
VARSITY MAJ

Nv ". " WNftVt
That hundreds OF bacteria ini y.
IL every square Inch OF ths ~
veraity OF Washington wf&st ~
mat was shown by invest (fati1 -
conducted BY Assistant Miltun vol-
dee OF the department OF battet ~
ogy. yesterday. IA bacteria are Be
direct cause Of disease, thls fh( vs
why the university wrenueW NC
afraid 20 uac this big mat. and "a
plains the blood poisoning pfsva.
lent among varsity wrcstiers last
year.
Tho bacteria living In the mat
have every appearances OF heing
those which cause bIood.poisoning.
which are called rtrepfoeoeci. In
order 10 Identify them. they were
measured lust as criminals are
measured BY the police. and found
10 be one INIT" or. Ia plain Enkllsh.
Ia little over three one hundred
tbousandths OF an inch long
Further tests viii be made 10 81
sablIsh the identity Of the tiny bee
terra beyond any question. II these
tests confirm tho previous expert.
ments, q guinea pig viii be inocn'
lated with the bacteria. and the re
auisa viii show what happens 70
varsity wres,iers when they rub
their skin off on the mat
While the university physical al
rector has taken every precAutinn
10 keep the mat clean. u u no old
this II impossible. Tho wrestisfh.
fearful OF skin diseases. have used
several small mats placed toxeihef
90 far this year. but these alp
apart and let the gfapplern down
on tho hard floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

The WaIIa WalIa Athletic club
are out with the statement that
they are the 135-pound champions
OF the Northwest. and any team
questioning this claim can get q
game with the champions by com
municating with II. p. Welch. 30s
Alaska building. phone Main ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
HOPPE coNElpENr

SAN F'KANCISCO. Dec. g.
Despite the fact that he IL making
1870 pounds for his negro opponent.
Lee Johnson, OF Oakland, Willie
Hoppe is expected to defeat the
Oaklander when the two meet In a
four-round main event here tomor-
row night. Hoppe has defeated
nearly every boy Of his weight on
the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
PARSONS WINS

HALIFAX. ". s.. Dec. 4.--Bnly
Parsons OF North Sydney. N. s.,
last night knocked out Kid Burns
OF Glace Bay In the first round OF
what was to have been 15-round
bout and thereby won the light.
weight championship OF Eastern
Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

WHITTIER. CAL, Dec. s.-The
football eleven of the Colorado
School OF Mines has concluded its
southern California trip. having de-
feated the light Whittier college
team, 30 to z. The Coloradans
leave FOR their homes today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

Wressiers Montague and Dennis,
f3b and las pounds. and boxers
kno~iton and Meibus, 1856 and LIS
pounds. will represent the Multno
nah A. G. az the meet In yancou
YER. u. c., Friday night
Mike c. Murphy. athletic trainer
OF the victorious Americans At the
Olympic games. has left Philadel
phia for Townsville. Ga. In search
OF health.
chIesoo--A. c. ireland o. owis'
Current. Sask.. J. r. Kirby. Whea
ton. III, WIN Leroy. Pinceton. III.
and w. L. Bcdwcli. xenia- O.. were
yesterday expelled from tho Ameri
can Trotting association for irrcgu
laritics In racing.
Phiisdeiphia--sviiiis Hoppe won
his second game in the 1E.e inch
baikIine billiard tournament from
Yamada last night. beating the Jap
900 to sss. Hopes high run was
IFS.
Reno--It developed yesterday
that the George Bothner who was
defeated by Bert kincaid Of Seattle
on the wrestling mat here on No
vcmher "a. II not George Bothner,
the famous New York wrestler. The
Reno Bothncr spilled the beans
when he challenged the New York
article TO wrcstIe him.
The 3. A. c. hasL etbaIl team de-
fested the Plymouth five Last night
100 to IA and say they could have
made II worse yet.
chicaoo-"knockcut- Brown sion.
cd articiea last night to box ten
rounds with Jock Dillon al Column.
bus. o.. on December 16. and fifteen
rounds with Walter Mcmillan at Hot
Springs Ark, on New Years day.
a basketball team from the Chi.
nese university OF Hawaii. soon 70
tour this country. will play the w.
o y. team AZ fuftman.
Portland.--6obhie Burma, winner
OF four blue ribbons. and owned by
Miss Elizabeth Huber. Is to be en-.
tered I'm the horse show OF the
Portland Hunt club Friday. Satur.
day and Sunday OF this week.
-----
Portland, or.--Because the foot.
ball aggregation OF the PendIeton
Athletic club was defeated by Pen.
dieton high school. 6 to 3, the game
between Pendleton and the Multno.
NAH club Ia called off Multnomah
plays two games with the Seattle
Athletic club, the first at Seattle,
December 81. and the second In
Portland. New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

To show how great the Interest
In sports has Increased across the
water. 4 Copenhagen newspaper
had seat for a representative in
the press box at the Yale-Harvard
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

PORTLAND. Or, Dec. 5.--Man-
ager Walter McCredie, OF the Port
land Beavers, r. today on record ms
willing to trade Hardness. Koest.
ncr or Suter for Smoky Joe" W.T.
liams. the Sacramento recruit.
Williams started out last season
like n stake entry, but slowed down
toward tho last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
Oh vol! Oh vol! 's ~,
JIMMY BRITT NOW
HAS COMEBACK BUG

4 ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. S.-r
4 ~ old Bat. Nelson can hold 4
+ his own with the present crop
= Of IiphtweIghts it's einch that !
4 ! can, too, and I'm going tore, !
4 enter the ring" 50 -
4 This was the declaration !
4 here today Of Jimmy Britt Of !
= San Francisco, once near !
= lightweight champion.
4 ~ have been thinking ser. 4
4 Iously about the matter for
4 some time continued Britt. 4
4 II hope to show the fans that 4
4 am still there" 4
4 Britt 10 doing road work !
Z daily. No weighs 1877 pounds. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Clark Griffith says his star bat,
terry, Johnson and Henry. Is best
In baseball's history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
iss and Lamb lss.

c. Pew went up another PEG In
the handball tournament yesterday
by~defeating Frank Vernon 2f-i2.
2i1f Today he IL going after
burnside. Pew expects to win tho
Bates medal.
At the regular leaders meeting
last night Il was decided that tho
Leader class would pull off a bur
lesque gym exhibition some time In
February. The following commit
tees were appointed: Program
8. Engquist. Don Snyder and Paul
Hcudepohl. Advertising Ross
George, w. q. Lamb and j. Storup.
Some jumper 10 Bob Bedbury. Of
the Night Juniors. He covers frat
place in the broad Jump every time
IL comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

The Logan . eryan team took
all three away from the Standard
Furniture Co. boys on the bismarck
alleys last night. Forsyth bowling
high score OF $50 and high average
of col. The scores.
Logan q Bryan -. .69s Isl So
Standard Furniture SIS TAI est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05
e KEWrZM "a
|B0NEEE,RR;S;j'

showing . real flash Of speed
last night. the Milwaukee team took
the Wonders into camp on the I'm
perial alleys In two out OF the three
games. Webster OF the Milwaukee
outfit bowling high score OF 2is and
high average Of 100. The score:
Wonders 49,. .s65 S67 40 10
Milwaukee $50 aoS soi-z.s5s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

Portiand.-Bobblc Burma, winner
OF four blue ribbons. and owned by
Miss Elizabeth Huber. Is to be en-
tered I'm the horse show OF the
Portland Hunt club Friday. Satur.
day and Sunday of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-05

The p.I. prsssmen wsiIoped The
Times pressncn on tho Imperial al
leys last night two out Of the three
games. Rrsdgman and Buck Of the
|P.I. had high score OK iss and high
average Of ITO. Tho scores:
|P.I ...~...... sss CSC Sia
Tlmex ..............s 35 7fs cs5
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
ANARCHIST PLOT,
CRIES REP. BERGER

Washington, May 3.-Rep. Berger.
the Wisconsin Socialist, yesterday ex'
coriated the flag-trampling incident In
Union Square. New York. last eveninA
az the May day celebration. as
1rame-up" OF anarchists and Industrial
Workers OF the World.
Il understand the whole affair was q
frame-up," said Berger. II deplore IL
deeply. They wanted 10 destroy the
effects of any demonstration under So
Cialist auspices. Inc lnuus...A. :. =. -
ers OF the World-many OF them-do
Lot understand that Socialism is inter
rational--not anti-national. The red
flag Is the international emblem OF So
cialism, but II In no way excludes or
antagonizes the Star Spangled Banner,
for which every American Socialist
who has any brains will stand.
The Socialists are the best patriots
we have. They are not like the Repub.
licans and Democrats. who claim 20
have a mortgage on the flag.
Socialists got black eyes and bloody
noses In defending the flag In Union
Square yesterday and IL necessary they
would risk infinitely more defending
It,"
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
ALLEN is CRUSHED BY
PROSECUTORS ATTACK

WYTHEViLLE, Va, May 3.-Floyd
Aliens defense against the states de-
mand that he pay the death penalty
for participation in the Hillsyille
murders, will probably begin tomor-
row. according to indications today.
The prosecution only had six or sew
en- witnesses to testify when court
opened today, to complete their
direct presentation OF evidence Be-
cause nearly all of those held by the
to the same facts Prosecutor Wysor
does not feel IL is necessary to
strengthen his case.
The efense has so far carefully
guarded It's plans for combating
the conspiracy charge developed
against Floyd Allen by the common
weaith's attorneys. Attorney Willis
today, however, intimated that his
side expected to show that Common
wealth's Attorney Foster, with whose
murder Floyd Allen is charged, was
shot down by Sidna Allen. or Wesley
Edwards-the only two members OF
the Allen gang still at liberty.
Floyd Allen today appeared com
pletely broken by the bitter denunci-
ations heaped upon him by the com.
monwealth's attorneys, and the hos
tile trend OF the evidence yesterday.
AS special concession to the pris-
oner. Judge Staples has permitted
Mrs. Allen, his faithful wife, 10 sit
at the prisoners side, throughout the
trial. She was waiting for her hus-
band with wan smile wheE he was
carried into the courtroom today.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
GRANTING OF SALOON
LICENSE is OUTRAGE
CONTINUED from First Page,

Bay City, where the mayor and the
council are in a deadlock.
II also took up the matter with
Corporation Counsel Lawson. He
stated he thought the law did not OPP
crate as | said 1t did, but h ewould
not give a written opinion until he
looked into the subject more thor
oughly He never gave a written opin-
ion to the council so far as / am
aware"
Corporation Counsel Lawson stated
TO Times reported that there was
one sure way by which the council
could have reduced the number OF
saloons to the limitations in the War
ner-Cramton law
"All the council had 10 do was to
adopt a resolution 10 that effect,
said Mr. Lawson.
The corporation counsel took the
position that the council was COM
pelle dto grant only one license to
each 800 inhabitants, and had arbi-
trary powers with respect to all
others.
Discussing the Hibbler license, Mr..
Marsh said:
IF Hibbler has influence enough TO
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
THOUSANDS OF FLOOD
VICTIMS GIVEN SHELTER
More Than 100000 Persons Are
Being Cared For in Res
cue Camps

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 3-Hav-
ing abandoned hope OF repairing the
breaks in the Mississippi leyees about
Torras, government and state officials
today conferred their efforts toward
rescuing the thousands rendered
homeless by the flood and providing
food and shelter for the refugees. The
breach at Torras was over 500 feet
wide today and water was pouring
through at a terrific rate.
dozen special trains have been
rushed TO the scene from Baton
Rouge and other points, and the
homeless are loaded into cars and a
dash made for high ground Most OF
the refugees are fleeing toward Baton
Rouge, but that city itself is having
a great fight against the flood. Sand
bags are being piled high on the
lcvee and reinforced against the ris'
ing waters
Government rations are being given
out al Baton Rouge and IL is estimat'
ed that total OF $4,000 persons are
being cared for there and at other res
cue camps Thousands will be added
to this number
Fifteen parishes had been flooded
before the Torras break and eight
more are no threatened.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
SHOW LARGER EARNINGS
All Report Increases in Net
Operating Income For March,
First Time in Months

For the first time in many months
all the lines comprising the New York
Central system report increases in
operating revenues for March, as com
pared with the figures for the previous
year. Practically all roads report
slight increases In operating expenses
as well.
he Michigan entral reports gross op-
Grating income OF $2,719.SS7. an in
crease OF sS09,25l. while operating ex,
penses for the month were 81 ,S72,6Zs,
= decrease OF $60,770. Net operating
revenue for the month was SS46,7O9.
an increase of $370.022. he deficit
rom outside operations was S434 for
the month. which was S2.1Sl, less than
the deficit last year Taxes for the
month were $4,000, an increase OF
$3.50 over last year. The net oper-
ating income was $730.274, an in
crease of $363,653.
For the same month the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern showed operat-
Ing revenues OF $4609, 5l2, which was
$623.614 better than las. year, and OPP
Grating expenses OF $2,90l $50, an In
crease of $l.S66. Net operating
revenueaMasz 81 .7O7. 931, gain of s622.-
SOL The deficit from outside opera.
ton decreased S6l3 10 SS,S64, and
taxes apportioned for the month
We're $4,000. an increase OF $4,000.
Net income for the month was sl.5b2,-
OCT. an increase OF $6l7,36l over
March 1911.
For the three months ended March
81. the Michigan Central showed gross
earnings of s7,419,669. gain OF $685.
344. while operating expenses were
5,46l .554, a decline OF sS03.G7S. Net
operating revenue was Sl,95s,0l5 a
gain OF S762.022. and with the addi
ton OF sS76 revenue from outside op-
erations as compared with a deficit
last year, and taxes amounting 10
S34S, 900 which We're S27,l00 more
than In 1911 the net operating In
come for the period was $l,610,392 an
Increase OF s747,734.
The Lake Shore 4 Michigan South
err showed gross earnings OF ST.,
49, SAT for the three months and OPP
Grating expenses of $S470,2l7. The
earnings increased Sl.S05.SlS and the
expenses decreased $S2.649. The net
deficit from outside operations was
SIG .O03 and the taxes We're $420,000
leaving the net operating income So.
513.726. gain of $l,323 ,625 for the
three months.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
GIRL STRIKERS PICKET
FACTORY DESPITE ORDER

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 3.Near,
ly 90 corset strikers last night open
~ dehed the officers 10 arrest them
when they marched TO the plant of
the Kalamazoo Corset company plan.
and not only picketed the factory,
more openly than ever before. but
Kissed and called insulting names to
the workers and officers when they
came from III ebuilding.
They declare that they are perfect
~ willing TO go to jail II necessary
and last nights demonstration was a
dare to the officers to arrest them
Two of the young girl workers, as
they left the factory. were attacked
BY two girls who were doing pickle,
duty. They were knocked down and
severely beaten.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Exports % wheat and Hour Thurs
day. 900 bu.
The steamer van Week Is discharg-
ing so UHn bu OF yellow corn here Tor
Dtfmunt Hoherts a 60.
Primary wheat receipts Thursday
tbt,0Ob 'bu, year hgo, 52S,oop bu
Wntat quotations tusn No. RED,
Sl.lT. MAY opened with a drop OF &c
at 81 H.. advanced 10 Si.lfA and de-
clincd 20 Sl1s. July opened AZ Slly@I .
lost isc. moved uP 10 $l.l6, declined 10
SIZE aud closed at sl.l5A september
opened 81 sil5h declined 10 sll4A,
Gair ed nc. declined - SLliA ana
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No, 3. see No. yellow, S4lac; No. ,
yellow. cars az sac. Oats--Standard.
. cans az CSC. No. ; white. 81 nc- Ryo
Cash M. .. g5Isc. Brars-lmmSdl-
ate. prompt and May shipments, $3.50;
~ bags at Si2.50. October. $40 10 bid;
sample. 81 bags az sl2, 80 al Sll. 10
at SEQ. prime alslke. sll.50. sample
alsike l. bags at $40. 80, Timothy seed
Prime spot. so bags at Sc.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. O.. MAY 2-Whcat: Cash
and May. $llTR; July and September
and May Sc; July 7sAc; September
77a4C oats: cash and May. 60c. July.
30 sc: September 49, hye. cash,
gJc CloVerseed. Cash. SIS; October.
$40 "a. December 5000. Alsike: Cash,
ST. August. 500. Timothy cash, s.,
September ana october 81 -. Butter.
eggs und hay unC ha nSed
CHICAGO GRAIN-OPenIng.
CHICAGO May 3.-Whedt. July and
SeIt unchanged Corn July and sept.
UNCHANGED. oats. July up sc. Sept.
unchanged. Provisions higher.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May CLOSE: May deliv-
cries Of wheat on "Wednesday In tAt-
Cago were smaller than expected,
which helped 10 sliffen Up the market
after the early decline On Thursday
the eafiy market was largely repeti-
tion OF the previous day There was
an opening spell OF weakness Followed
BY a recovery and advance Liverpool
appears 10 nave cut loose from America
IN the making % wheat prices The
market there had a hig early decline
Heavy exports FOR the week from Ar
gentiua and the opening ~ the Oar
danelles were sufficient 10 account tor
tile Er glish weakness which continued
to the close. Europe has plenty OF
wheat In sight and cares little about
the injury Of the American winter crop.
Chicago dealers are doing lot 81 buy
Eng Of July and selling september This
IS on Ia, theory that september repre-
sents both winter and spring wheat
and is not 40 much effected by crop
damage as tile July. which has 10 de q.
pend on winter wheat but the spring
crop ~ scarcely sound proposition TO
go short on. The acreage Us said TO bt.
snort at best and the crop has every
thing before It, which means that it
may easily be cut ga two by number
OF the contingencies IL must yet meet.
Some bad and a few good crop re-
ports continue TO come In. but the gen
eral trend is bullsh. They are ngur-
ing or a total winter crop OF only
3150O0.00O bu and the most hopeful
are not putting II over 400. OoO.O 600 bu
Wheat had some strong spells. but
weakness prevailed and the close was
at loss OF IGc,
The coarse grains were steady and
prime cluVCrserd advanced 5lt.
Receipts In the Detroit market
Thursday included 500 bhls OF four
car OF wheat, OF corn and 8 OF oats
Withdrawals were / 200 bbls OF -four
stocks are iti.)S7 bu OF wheat 1876. rs.
bu OF corn. So 065 bu OF oats. 1859 bJ
OF barley and 1928 bu OF rye \ cargo
OF 1000 bu OF spring wheat was added
10 the stocks.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday; Mime.
npolis, % cars. against lJS a wear ago
Duluth, % cars, against %, WINNIPEG
49, cars. against i35. ST Louis. $4,000
bu. against ~, 600 bu.
Estimated Argentine wheat exports
for tic week, 4 500. 900 bu
Liverpool wheat closed "a cid and
corn 70 " hd lower.