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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17
The Rose
In the Ring
By GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON
Copyright 1910 by Dodd Mead @ Co.
By GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON
Copyright 1910 by Dodd. Mead @ Co.

tawdry and fimsy at close range; the
pink deshings Of the worlds greatest
somersault artist looked rumpled and
fuzzy; the zouave costume of the lady
rope walker lost it's satiny sheen
through propinquity; the clown was
dusty and greasy and stuffy. An illu-
sion was being shattered in the flash
of an eye.
II must be moving along" he said in
quick return to apprehension. "Thank
you for looking out for me. 1t was
very kind Of He swayed as he
tried to arise. He made q heroic eff
fort to pull himself together. The in
nate modesty Of gentleman reproved
him even as things went hazy.
flask of brandy was pressed to
his lips. He gasped, caught his
breath and as tears came to his eyes
smiled apologetically.
"It's pretty strong" he choked out.
"Puts snap and ginger into you"
said the clown, standing back to watch
the effect Of his ministrations. you
wasn't trying to peep into the dressing
tent, was you?'
A hot flush mounted to the boys
forehead.
no" he said quickly. 81 was trying
to find dry spot. was tired out.
Let me go now, please" He started
toward flap in the tent wall.
Better not go that away" said the
clown. you'll go plump into the ring.
Wait minute. Are you 'ungry?''
mo" said the boy, but they knew
he was not speaking the truth. The
girl in the red cloak stood before him.
"Please wait. won't you?' she said
half timidly. half imperatively. 81
will get something for you to eat. The
cook always brings my fathers sup
per here after The show begins. He
won't mind if give 1t to you. He
can get more. My father owns the
show"
mo, moi" he cried. IT can't take his
supper. am not hungry"
But she smiled and flew away.
Its all right, my boy" said the
girls mother. I'VE know what 1t is to
be hungry-sometimes. What is your
name? Where do you come from?"
II can't tell you my name," he said
in low voice. II hoped you wouldn't
ask me. have no home now-not
since-oh, a long time ago. 1t seems
more than week. I reckon, ma'am."
"You have been wandering about
like this for week?" she asked in
surprise.
"Yes, ma'am. Since the 18th Of
May" He wanted to tell her that he
had been hunted from county to coun-
ty for over week. but something held
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17

way you held yourself But that you
should be one Of the tensions OF vir-
sinia-why, Grinaldi, the tensions are
the bluest- But, there, We'll talk Of
that another time too. Samw She
called to ring attendant.
go out in front and tell Mr.. Brad
dock to hurry back here as soon as he
Is through with the tickets. Don't
be alarmed, David Jenison." she said,
with a smile. He had opened his lips
to protest. "There isn't soul In all
this company from feed boy to propri-
etor who will betray you to the OF GERS
of the law. We stand together, the in
nocent and the guilty. If you are
vouched for by Joey Grinaldi and-me
or by any other In our little universe
that Is the end Of 1t. Even the basest
rufiian in the canvas gang. even the
vilest Of the hostlers, will stand by
you through thick and thin. And there
are real murderers among them too.
You must have faith In u.s."
II have faith in you," he said sim
ply. Then, true Virginian that he was.
this tired. narassed boy bent low and
lifted her hand to his gallant lips. L
will give my life up for you any day,
madam. 1t is yours"
Some one in the big tent wa. max
ing an announe ement in stentorian
tones.
"It's time for me to go in," said the
clown. "My song comes now. Just
you go alorg with Casey ere into the
dressing room. He'll get you some
thing dry to wear out of my box.
Don't forget one thing-we're all as
thick as thieves ere, whether we're
honest mer or not You'll find every
man. woman and child wot appears in
the ring to be absolutely square and
honest. They've got to be. The bad
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17
A Never Forgotten Blow.

" HE woman turned to the boy
once more. She seemed to be
searching his soul with her In
tense gaze
NO." she murmured, after mo-
ment, II nm sure you did not commit
murder. You must keep very quiet
and do what we tell you to do. You
will be safe here. A circus is. the
safest harbor In all the world for the
thief and the lawbreaker. Why
should 1t not be SO for one who is In
nocent?"
LET me tell You all about It.
madam began David Jenison. the
hunted.
Not now. There is no time for
that. we will take you on faith and
we will help you. My boy, knew in
the beginning that you were of gentle
birth-I saw it in your face, in the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17

men are not the performers. don't
mind tellin' of it to you as consola-
ton that there is two real murderers
among TIE canyasmen and dozen or
more pussons whit 4 are wanted for
desp'rit things Nobody peaches on
'em, mind you. md that's the way 1t
goes"
Casey. asking no questions, led the
youth into the mems section. Here
all was confusion. A dozen men
were stripping themselve. o. one set
OF tights to don another, for In those
days the ordinary acrobat did many
turns in the process of earning his
daily bread
By the time Grinaldi returned young
Jenison was completely arrayed In an
extra costume Of the clowns, crea-
ton in red and white stripes, much
too buggy in all directions, but dry as
toast. The owner Of the costume put
his hands to his sides and reared with
| laughter.
casey, you serpent" he gasped; 81
didn't mean that kind of suit. 1
meant my Sunday togs-the ones / go
to church In when goes, which
doesn't Ere. boys. step right up and
listen to an announcement" The
crowd gave attention. This ERE chap
is wanted. There's big reward for
i'm. You've all seen the posters. He's
the Jenison boy. Well. he amt guilty.
Get the not1on7 We've got to 'elp i'm
out Of the country. NUNS the word,
lads stAyl" He stood back to in
spect his charge. III you're going to
wear then. toys you've got to ave your
face done over to match"
Whereupon he began to apply grease
and bismuth to the countenance Of the
amazed young patrician
In q tw1nkling he was transformed
into real scaramouch. A conicai hat
adorned the knit skullpiece that COW
cred his black hair.
In upon the group.
"Where's the kidT he demanded
sharply. my wife said he was with
you. Joey. Say, don't like this bust
ness. They're out in front now looking
for him. Two of EN-"
David, peering from behind the real
clown, experienced az instantaneous
feeling of aversion for Braddock, the
proprietor. Even as he quailed be-
meath the new peril that asserted itself
in no vague manne1 he found himself
wondering how this man could have
come to be the husband of his lovely
benefactress.
"He's here, Tom," announced Girl
naidi, showing the boy forward.
Whats he doing in that costume?"
demanded the owner.
His clothes were wet. Besides. II
they come botherin' around back ere,
Tom, they won't be so likely to recog-
nize"-
"say. do you suppose I'm going to
get into muss with these people by
hiding a murderer snapped Brad
dock.
You're getting blamed virtuous all
Of q sudden. Braddock," said the
clown angrily. "'ow about these
dogs you are protectin' all the time?
What's more. this ere kids innocent =
There's $500 reward for this fel-
low" said Braddock. jamming his
hands into his coat pockets. THAT
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.
A young fugitive from Justice, utter
" exhausted, seeks shelter from the
storm under the protecting canvas OF
circus tent in Virginia town. He
is found there asleep by clown, wo-
man and girl, members Of the circus
troupe.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17

clown WAS against nlm. with an ugly
imprecation he directed one Of the At
tendants to go to the main entrance
with instructions to bring Mr.. Blako
and his friend back to the dressing tent,
well see who's running this shown
he declared. taking fresh grip on the
stake and rolling the dangling cigar
over and over between his teeth
Hold on, Camp. said Grinaldi,
checking the attendant with gesture.
''See ERE. Tom" he went on earnestly.
"wot's the reason you won't give this
one an even chance with the others?s'
Stand aside. Christie Braddock
said to his trembling daughter. Don't
get In the way. Oh. I'm not going to
smash the cub. so don't worry. Here.
come away from him. I say-both of
you! I won't stand for any petting OF
q rascal like him Well. I'll tell Won,
Joey Noakes." he went on. turning to
the clown. II don't mind saying need
the money. This kids going to 10
caught BY somebody before long. ana
the man that does It gets ave hundred
It might az well b me Business ~
business. and just now business q had.
You people all know what this tnfS
nal weather has done for III NJ
haven't had 4 paying day atnre ~
opened, and here Il n the III it,
Alay-nearly Aix weeks. that's ~ 81 & n
Is. There's mensly $50 "a 4
top tonight ana half q much SsS q = 81
noon tell you, & Il = i2liI1| I
IN I'll haYA "a Iclua6 n
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
quoted By Gilbert Elliott & Co.. No. "a Pins
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

pIVrpENpS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: Farmers
Loan and Trust Company' regular quar-
coin National Bank. regular quarterly 2l7
per cent. payable on May !.
ONTARIO & WESTERN OFFICES RE-
MOVED Beginning Tomorrow, the gen.
Western We, rii~ Railway Company. which for
many years have been at No. Sc Beaver
street. will be in the Grand Central Ter
minal Building.
CITIES SERVICE cOMPANY.-The first
annual report Of the Cities Service Com
pany, for the year ended March 81. 1912 has
been issued fhe income account shows re-
ceipts OF Sl.03S. .2l3. representing dividends
on stocks Of subsidiaries so and miscellaneous
ings se74 1856 After payment OF G4l.4 .4N In
nreferred stock dividends and sl6+.3o3 in
common dividends, the surplus for the year
was s26S,i79.
Henry c. Lawrence has been nominated
o. member II the governing committee
OF the New York Stock EXCHANGE for a
Sour-year term. in place OF Charles W.
Maury. resigned.
EXPORTS OF sPECIE--The exports OF
specie from the Port Of New York for the
week ended April q were 1858 gold and
$50 $50 silver. making q total OF SS ~.
week and N.lls.iae in the corresponding
week last year Since January tho ex-
ports OF gold amount to Gl ,059,SS and silver
to SIS 4lo.66l. against 8. .isss5S gold and slb
eGS. .s25 silver in the corresponding period last
year
IMPORTS OF sPECIE.-The imports OF
specie at the Port OF New York for the
week ended April 2 were s21S.58 gold and
$40 SsI silver, making a total Of s3sS 100.
ssainst a total Of $751; I'll in the preceding
week. and N74oS7 In the corresponding week
last year. Since January the imports 50. OF
gis IN tho corresponding period last wear
CIRCrLAR OK ERIE.-The statistical
department OF S. B. Chaplin b Co has Is
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
BANKER QUITS AFTER 80 YEARS

The retirement Of Charles l.. Marvin on
June : from the oid-time banking house
Of 4. NJ K!dder & Co, Of No. Nassau
street, has been announced. Nj. Marvin
has been actively associated with the frm
for thirty-two years. The firm has been
d member Of the Stock Exchange since
1857. The membership Of the firm VIII not
De changed except for Mr. Marvins re-
urement. The other partners are Horace
J. Morse. George S. Coe. George ). Good
rich and Charles l.. Morse.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

company at Gary. Ind. is idle.
The exports Of copper for the week ended
April % were 6,752 tons. Since April 1905
tons have been exported, as compared with
27,O37 tons in the corresponding period OF
1911.
The Southern Pacific earnings Tor the
month of March show a decrease In gross
earnings of slO,397, ,0H and a net decrease OF
S2l4l29
Owing 10 the advance in freight rates
European dealers in wheat and flour have
been obliged to increase their prices
According to reports fully 81 per cent Of
the orders to buy Wireless shares on the
curb have come from English houses.
Brokers report that most OF the small hold
ers in this country sold out on the rise and
have been afraid to 20 in the market
again,
Canada is securing a growing em.Srant
population. From Ottawa comes a report
that 20,O0o emigrants are now en- route from
Europe to Canadian points.
The annual report of the Utah Copper
Company. Just issued for 1911 shows earn
ings of 50 e6 a share. against So 45 in 1910.
Union Pacific for March shows decrease
In gross of sl53475 and a net decrease Of
s479.SS5.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will
sive a hearing on May to transcontinental
railroads on proposed compromise rates be-
tween the Rocky and Sierra Nevada noun
tains
American Beet Sugars preliminary totals
Of returns for the fiscal year ended on
March 81 indicate that the company will
show earnings Of around l3 per cent on the
common stock. 4 year ago the earnings on
common were 1896 per cent.
The Western Pacific has announced All in
dependent position and broken away from
other transcontinental lines in homeseek-
ers' rates. The road will issue $50 twenty
ive-day limit round trip tickets TO points on
its line in California and Nevada.
The ST Louis IL San Francisco has pur-
chased 5000 freight cars, which will be
equipped with air brakes.
From the rice fields of Louisiana, Texas
and Arkansas reports are coming OF back
wardness in the season, estimated nj from
thirty to sixty days. These three states
produce more than 90 per cent Of this
country's rice crop.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
NOTES EXTENDED THREE YEARS

The Atlantic & Birmingham Construc-
ton Company has informed holders OF the
Joint notes Of the company and OF the
Atlanta Birmingham d Atlantic Railroad
Company, payable May /, 1912 that prac-
tcaly all the holders OF these notes nave
agreed to an extension until May ], l5l0'
Under certain conditions which have been
fulfilled Also, that an agreement mas
Teen executed between tho company ana
the Equitable Trust Company providing
Tor the extension
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

Liverpool cables: Spot easier sales iooo
bales. speculation ana export, 800; American
q OpO imports ~ coo, American. $4,000. ma
ding upland. & i5d Futures opened barely
steadv al On 20 loi1 pOints decline. closed quet
a. gd 10 points decline. April, b.3Jd; April MAY
Ma tune and June July 62i iId, July-AHgust'
q 29d: August September. 620hd; september
october. d.l7iid. Octoher Noyemoef' 1910
N,ysr,her I,reInbcr T. l3d December January
and Innusry-February. 8i2ist, February March.
8 %; March-April. 613td.
COFFEE - Business vas conpar"NNeN
email sales amounting 10 ~ $50 bags. but after
9 steady opening prices developed an easier fee
iug and al the close barely STEADY closing
ne, unchanged 10 points lower. iiarre closed
unC hangel to :. franz higher. Hamburg Nss un-
CHANGE 70 y pfg advance. RIO vas ~ reis
higher While Santos uomiually unchanged.
Gpot demand inactive with Interior hJvers rn-
outraged 10 hold or for lower prices. Cost and
,reighf offers from Frazil were abo'" working
basis SPOT vas unchanged a. l''1' Tor hio
No7 Iocsl contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
YHSter

PROyIsIONS-Active and firm. with re
morris OF buying for foreign account as well as
Nv .tockyard interest. but demand was
checked 10y rclling by packers PoRk-Firm
mess. s2oGs2o 60 family A s-C soa VI aS'
sIg 80; family. sie 5oas17 packet. sl5g
si5 20. extra India mess. t27 80 af2s BEEF
ii0C,S-Bs cons 1Oh a10'.c pigs lie CUT
MEATs-Pickled bellies firm, lldllhc;
picki.d hams firm. 12h l2hc. TALLOW-
"a LARD-strong: middle West. 1l.10Gf
II zoe; CITY frmcr. los, q l0% G.: refined, South
America lI.75c. Continent. 1l.50c: Brazil.
E.gs I275c; compound hrm, s&G0.c.
STEARINE-strong; oleo. l5c; city lard. i2T
l2i.c. - ., .
,v,,b renewed buying for outside account and
small offerings: prices nj the close were to II
points net higher About 5000 barrels OF May
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

business light.
NAVAL sTORES-There was a nrmer feel
ing ~ turp.ntine. and machine made barrels
were quoted at i3i7c here Savannah was
also higher. Resin and tar quiet al former
prices.
OU.S-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trolcum steady Al recent prices
RI(E-Strady. with fairly good demand At
unchsnrei rates
sUGAR-Rshned quiet ana unchanged a.
n5r!.@o fer fine Ersnulated net less per
cent caSh. Eaw Wss steady. with BUYERS ~
the old basis NJ 3asc Tor ne test Centrifugal
% ~ th;t wss quoted Muscovado. 50 test.
stood a. :. -, nd molaSses sugar, 50 test
Al 82Se. In London. beet sugar was IA
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 27.-CIOvERsEED-Cash and
April Sl2 80. October, $40 12ia: December,
sio ON No 2, si2 2o3si2 80; No g. Sl29Sl2 10:
rejected. sll 50g3ll so. no established grads, So
TiMOTHY-Prime So 25; April, 50; September.
81 20: october, 81 10
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]
LONDON WOOL AUCTION SALES.

London. April @7.--The offerings a. the wool
auction safes TO-DAY amounted 10 1851 bales
: ls-gsr selection Of merinos was hrourh, FOR
ward and hiddilE va animated AZ hardening
prices Tasmhnian greasy realized IL 81 d.
and Queensland, is 2ad. CrossbIeds we're
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

chIc-so Apr, 25mcaTTLE ;o,,,s A. Receipts %"
ers, s. 3ogts So. cows and heifers. s2 7oqs7 90;
calves. s5ass. HOGS Receipts. 1900; dull 3,
F,idsy's average: light. 81 'cas7 NJ, mixed 81 -
ass 05 heavy. s. 66d$s %; rough. 81 5b1s7 10.
pias, 81 gras7 Ih. bulk OF sales. 81 soass
SHEEP-Receipts, loo. slow az Fridays close
native, - 75ds7 ~. Western. s5gs7 81; year
lings. 81 25uSS; lambs. native, stGS9. Western.
~ 23as9 o.
Kansas CITY. April ~ -CAT~rLE-Rec.ipts
30. no south.rns' steady; dressed beef and e.-
i 75as7 70; southern. IS 5cqs! Is. Southern
heifers. IS 5oas7 rs; bulls. 81 5ogs6 so: calves
81 5Oqt7 HOGS-Receipts. 2.40O; steady to b.
higher; bulk Of sales. 81 65gss.:- heavy. s. VOC
81 4oas7 IS: pigs. 81 boqsd 90 sHEEP-Re-
ceilts. l.GOo: steady; lambs. 81 4ogs" 25; year
nss So ;Sass aDS wess5s s'asS -
Cincinnati. April q. --CAT-TLE-Receipts. 21e;
steady: steers - Ita 30 heifers stgs5 -
HoGs-Receipts LOS. active and To- higher
packers, g. lotSS 30. common sows. s. 25as7 %
pigs and lights, ;5aaS7 60. stass. s4Fs6 SHEEP
Strong 81 t0Gt5 - lambs strong. 50 0oas7 so
East Buffalo, April 21-CATTLE--Receipts
100 head; steady. vEALs.,Reesipt.; $50
ceipts. 1900; slow and &c higher: heavy and
mixed. 81 4OGss 45; Workers., 81 1898 40
s. +9'5 SS ro1shs a2Nsf7 40
IAMBS-Recepts 5000: active: wether;
steady, others 25c higher; lambs. 81 81 40
yearlngs 81 30 So: wethers. so 75dS7: ewes
500 81 80. sheep. mixed. 81 Sc -.
(By Telegraph 20 The Tribune
ST. Louis. April 2T.-CATTLE-Recelpts
200. supply scant. while the demand was fai
at steady prices. HoGs-Receipts. 1900: mar
ket active and 80 l0c higher: choice medium
TO heavy. ssT$s lTig bulk OF sales 81 so u
s. O5: packers. 81 dodts best lights 81 36 q
s. rs. fair. 81 5Ods7 l5 best pigs S8 SOTS7
light pigs. 81 - ds6. SHEEP-Good demand
a. strong prices
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April p In the face of predictions
q, much needed rain for Kansas ano Nebraska
the wheat market advanced to-day 20 point
hlsher than for several years. ono reason was
dread OF big decrease IN North Dakota acre
age Prices closed nervous and irregular, &c 10
2f,c above lsst nights close Corn finished un,
changed TO hfi.c Up. oats of Ac 10 NC ana
provisions dearer by s. 10 Sjc. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
WILL VOTE ON BUYING ROAD.

Shareholders OF the Norfolk Southern
Railroad will vote May 10 on authorizing
me purchase OF the Raleigh, Charlotte
southern Railway Company and the exc
cution and delivery Of s5.sj6,OOo additional
hfst refundinS mortgage bonds. OF when
"olT rs 10 be reserved FOR the purchase
oi the Raleigh line.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

readily absorbed. Except wasty sorts the
market closed per cent higher than the
opening average. The sales follow New
South Wales, 1000 bsle.; secured, lie "a 10
Sd grea.y. bd41. "a. Queensland. L2co;
secured. is 2dGis I'd; sressy s',dgh 24d.
Victoria. l,SVU, secured, ls Nd ais IL asd {.
greasy. 4LdGls I'D. South Australia, looc
secured. Is 1dQ1s 7ibd; greasy. exd6is "a.
Wet Australia. 500. greasy. ca Gis Iss-
mania. 1900; greasy GdGls eht: New Zes,
land. 8 800: greasy 7d91s ND. Cape o. Good
Il opo and Natal 800. greasy. et, q zoe.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

owing TO the lack Of skilled labor the new
mill OF the American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company at Gary. Ind. is idle.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Apr 81, 1912
BEENES-Receipts. l,624 head: all direct
to sIaughterers. No trading; feeling steady.
Dressed beef firm AZ II a l3c per 10 for ordl
nary To prime native sides. No exports from
this port to-day.
CALVES Receipts J45 head. none'on sale.
Feeling nominallv steady. Dressed calves sc-
tive. city dressed veals, lini4i1c per III;
country dress- do pi-dl2c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receip / a2e head,
all consigned to butchers. Feeling nom,ns lIy
steady Dressed mutton Arm 81 II u a l3c per
IL. dressed lambs. - dlTc. Country dressed
hothouso lambs. s. 80 q SO 30 per carcass
HOGS Receipts 1855 head none on sale.
Feeling nominHlv steady. Country dressed
hogs amos' nominal st a Toe per III for all
Weights
Exports from ali port, week ended April
-, 1912
Li,.
cattle.
To London r...................... .......... S44
To An'Uerp' ......... .....,...'','.. Oh
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

sued q special circular on Erie. OF interest
| TO holders OF Its securities
BANK CLEARINGS FOR THE WEEK.
Total bank clearings for the United States
for the week ended April q. 1912 Zone day
estimated). according 20 The Financial
Chronicle" were 81, 2S5. ss4, which com
pares with 1854. .25s.s70 for the preceding
week. and 81, 1875 s3S.6l3 for the week ended
Arrl %. 1911. Compared with last year. the
total bank cearings have increased III per
cent New York City reports an increase OF
22l per cent, Boston 3iS per cent Philadol-
phia 80 per cent and Chicago lS6 per cent;
while Baltimore shows decrease OF rs
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

New York April 81. 1872
GRAIN-WHEAT-The bull movement car
rl,d prices up nearly 5C a huBhel, and was
still In progress with sentiment very bullish:
The market has broadened materially, ana
Notwithstanding the fact that prices nave ad-
yarced over 1Sc a hushci. there appeared 20
he enough new bulls coming In 70 ABSORB
profit taking sales ~ old bulls. There was
a slight reaction early under realizing and
owing TO some hesitation on the part ot buy
ers but later there was heavy trading, WITH
the hullish activity extending into the Septem-
hsr position and al the close tho market was
\, 13Ac net higher The volume Of trading
LAT. in the day WAS very heavy, and even tns
n.ost enthusiastic bulls were unable 10 fore-
cas-, the future action Of p-!ces. as The mar
kct ie IN the grip OF a builish speculative
fever with no vay Of telling how long II VIII
continue 4 report from oklahoma -aid NAV
tho crop will he better than ten-ScHI aver
ago Of - bushels an acre. with tho prosp't-
live Weld Of Il Oon 000 bushels Export safes,
- loads Cash wheat frrn 10 red. - -
Elevator EXPORT basis. and s. 23% D
aHoa.. No 1 Northern Duluth, 81 - o n
oroaf COEN-Thc strength IN wheat ais
cournyed aggressive selling IN corn. FTlce
changes we're narrow. and a. the clos" the
market was net unchanged 10 &c hlEheI
Txrort corn heIC. sGi4c nominal annat
GATS-StAadv early. but met consideranIe
selling p,essLre on the advance. and late was
easier closing at . net decline OF ~ e.
Cosr oats steady. Standard white. 64c m ele.
vato-. 40 . GIIc: No >. &C. natursi ana
white clipped 62is a Sc on track Rl 4
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New-York tribune., 1912-04-28

SUNDAYS NeW.YoaK TRIBUNE
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