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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
So NeM PnlirN.
Cox Will Compare
His Record With
That of Hardings

ns AsfnsiAtsd frsss
COLI Nib :. ohio. Aug. i6. - Gov
cruur Cus Indicated to-day that his al
df .et. before the ohio Democratic con.
H,utinu tomorrow would parallel his
sir wears official record In the state
with that u senator Harding. the r.
publican ur,sid,utill candidate.
"rh. U,uoiiUu1rv candidate was on
ONE side lni / was ON the other" said
tn Demos rtio nominee. adding that
the eyes of thr country are on ohio. "
iu the presidential contest.
The league of nations b. another issue
thn governor viii champion Boo tomor
row adlf,ei with the support ~ New
t.n D. i.kur SECRETARY of Waf who is
ALSO tu HNpoIr un the platform.
tr,muIr.rg rvports .of prospects foI
u.muIIfi. sivD,ss Boz ohio were rc
en,,t iE Governor COX from party
i.ld. I- arriving fur tho Convention.
Th, convention Will adopt stat,
p' tIrm Ind nominate - presidential
,.UfuIa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Want Western Secretary
of Interior If Harding
Is Sent to White House

Nv 'ssociatcd Prcss.
TACOMA. Wash. Aug. l6--Governor
Louis y. Hart. who has been leading a
movement ~ western governors to In
duce senator Harding to appoint q
western man secretary of the interior
providing the Republicans are success
nj In November. to-day received an an
'wcr from the nominee. from which
lucpl gdh,rsnts ~ the movement drew
encouragement
Il appreciate fully what YOU say con.
ccrniug the interest uf your wonderful
country IN the matter of reclamation
and development, and | think ! am IN
pretty cordial accord with the bet
Thought ~ your people on the subject.
senator Harding said. There will h,
some suitable opportunity before Ions
- which ! can say something mo-'
fully on this particular question than
! Venturcd IN my speech of acceptance
Il can readily see the prppriciy ii
the selection uf western man Tor thu
portfolio which you mention. This !,
q matter that is going to receive mos'
earnest and serious attention at IN,
proper time. The one particular amm
tinn IN my work is to see the cnuntr,
gets one ~ IN" strongest cabinets thai
can I've brought together"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
MCGRAN BOUGHT
LIQUOR IS CHARGE
GIANTS MANAGER REFUSES TO
IiE INTERVIEWED IN ON-
NECTi0> WITH Si.tNiN CASE

~ Assseiai,d prssz.
NEW YORK. Aug l6-"Too NJ TO be
interviewed.
That vas the message dellyered 20
federal prohibition enforcement agents
who called on the home Of John J. Nc
Graw 10 ask a.. manager uf the New
York Giants u Il was true he had
bought whiskey at The Lambs Club
prominent actors club.
An admission to that effect. alleged
to have been made 10 the district at
tuTnry's offic, ~ connection with It's
INVESTIGATION of how John q. Slavin.
actor. received fractured skull In
it,ut ui Mc0raW's houS. about u week
Ego TODAY attracted the attention of
james : Sheylin. chief enforcement
offirsr Of this city.
u was b. Rno dispatched the dry
agents te the NcGrsw hotne with the
threat that n the baseball manager
did not voluntarily present himself at
tire federal district attorneys Office
sup.psna fur his arrcafance would be
sought The agents reported they hal
l'','iI unhalc personally 20 see McGraw.
vrhn Is r,, oyereing frum blow on the
h.ac. received. he told the district at
torn,y's olfice. IN scuffle IN the
Lambs club house before he left for
honnc with Slayin In taxi.cah the
night ,he actn also was injured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Denver Car Strike
Leaders Are Jailed;
Contempt Is Charge

DENVER. Aug i6 - Seven members
4 tho executive committee ~ loral ~.
vision 1fG. Amalrlmat.i Association ~
Street and Electrical Employees. which
went ON strike August !. were sen.
tcnccd to ninety days IN the county Jail
fuf contempt t"lay by Judge Greeley
" Whuford. in district cnurt
They hrglu their sentences ~ once.
They must nlsn pay the costs uf court
t,iiun. under the ruling
The court drni,d new trial. Hc
Ilsn d"niod a motion fur stay ~ cx
Hrutiun uf sentence. The men were
riN'r tNruiy days tn filc cNccptiuus "a
he ruling The men were found guilty
ten daNs ago IT calling the street car
strik, in violation uf an injunction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED
by POLES AS BOLSHEVIKI
DRIVE HARD FOR CAPITAL
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WARSAW, Aug. l6-Uninteruped fighting going in
the valley Of the Bug from ts its confluence with the
Nsrew The great battle which begun along the
been marked by appreab advantages for the Poles They
inflicted heavy losses the and back important
positions In Cacs the Polcs without pressure from the Bohe
wiki, have withdrawn TO the line Of the Bug.
The forces defending Warsaw grouped foIlows
The left wing resting the for Of Modn Nov Coreva
holds the line Of the lower Narew and Bug the CENTER
behind by the fors Warsaw occupies positions situated
distances varying fromls 30 miles from the capitals the right
wing commands the valley Of the upper Bug Both the right
and left wing is the Poles who have taken the initiative in
the opens A3 =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
MUST RETURN MONEY
FOR OVERTIME WORK

FORT WORTH. Aug. i6. - For,
Worth postal employees have been in.
formed that they must refund tn.
United States more than $500 received
Tor working overtime. The money was
received for working the four sundays
In June.
Under the old law an employ. could
accept either compensation time or
money when they worked overtime. hes;
the new law. which went into cffe Z
iunc :. provides that only cumpensa.
iion time may be- given. The men q
the local office have all elected To- re
cclve the money and had hecn pail.
aud must make the refund and tai;
time of instead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Jones To SPEAK
FOR COX TICKET
NATIONAL. DEM0CRiTIC COMMIT
TIE WANTS CONGRESSMAN
To AID N CAMPAIGN

lion. Marvin Jones. congressman
from this district. has received an
urgent letter from the pcm~fau' ~
tional committee. asking lh'' n' w., w,
a.. s,umn I'm some of the doubtful
states m support of the cox Roosevelt
ticket. and he has sisnIflcd his in.cn. i,
tinn Il nlling any dates fiN"d t"r hin
AZ national headquarters.
The letter. Ia part. says;
I'VE want YOU to Know ,h'. W w. wv.
counting on YOU biE To- help us carry
an This campaign We want tn vs. You
,xtsnsively IN various parts 81 the
country. and must have YOU. Flea 80
write u- just what time you can CAV
IN the campaign. ~ that ". may "s
our plans a. early as possihe'
I'VE want your co-opcration W every
wav pos.liis' and hnpc that YOU WIZ
ferl frse to make any suEEcsiions touch
ins the management Of the campaign
ai this time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Freight Service Trip
Around World Is Made
by American Steamer
nv Asso, isisi Frss

BALTIMORE. Aug % - The steam.
ihip West ktssun arrived here tHdtv
having completed the first around the
wsfli' freight service VOYAGE innurti.
utcd hv tho Pacific Mail Steamship
"nWnnuN captain puulson said h.
Established rrrurl. both in running
'im' and tn handling ~ iwmrus. or.
ru-- 10 thr eighteen uuff ut ,fl It,
ltf bore january ie last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Allen Carries Every
Kansas County Except
One, Late Count Shows
nv N'soeis,ed Press.

Nv Asfocsisd Press.
TOPEKA. Aug lG.--tiovernor Henry
Y. Allen WIS ~ nominated by the Re
publican party Tor governor ~ kansns
hv q majority ~ S0i60 over George =
Snow, o., the August primary election.
according a. figures made public to-day
~ l.. J. fcttlbone. secretary ~ state
Nllcn's vote was i22.ls7. and SHOWS
i2.O27.
Governor Allen carried every county
In the state except Crawford county.
j. NJ. Davis. ~ Fort Scott. won the
Democratic nomination for governor
We received ls.3Sl votes. against a.asg
Tor q. T. Wood. 1870 for -. &. Potts
and 7iG2 Tor W. =. Hyatt.
Roy stanton. Socialist nominee for
guvornor. recelved Nil votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
FIGHT DESPERATELY FOR WARSAW
WILL OPERATE AMERICAN
SHIPS ON GERMAN LINES
ACCORDING TO AGREEMENT
nY TnE AssocIATED rHEgs

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6-Operation of American ships
former German trade routes all parts of the world has the
sanction and support of the Shipping Board Chairman Benson
nounced tonight in making public cooperative working agree
reached between the American Ship and Commerce Corpora
on of New York and the Hamburg line Of Germany
The chairman declared that "the Shipping Board looks for
ward to seeing of its constructive plans carried OUT
"here German money the American end Of the bus
any place, there agreement expressed i'm
Piled for German investment Of the American companies
he added.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Of BOSTON
FINANCIAL COMPANY
BEING UNCOVERED.
NUMBER or SMALL ACCOUNTS IN
ulFFERENT BANKS FOUND
AND TikEN OVER
R0NzTS DEBTS ARE HEAVY
Liabilities of the Money Wizard WI
Approximate Five Million llollars
According to Estimates Made
By Investigators

by Associated Press.
BOSTON, Aug. 10. 90 Incovcring II
some Of the assets ui the old Colony
Foreign Exchange company was one 81
the developments tu'lay ~ the ied'r y
aud state Investigations ~ tlnhn'lh
concerns promising ahnormaliy EhfEc
returns tu investors Three oiiictfs "l
this company are In iail. and one OF It's
agents + at liberty under bond On
charges of larceny.
Albert HurwitZ. assistant stat" ~
torncy general. unclrihcd the assets,
con.isting II cash and checks tu the
amount ~ til .UNt, which he took over
In the vaults of the United states
Trust cnmpanv h. found Sa,as6 cash
belonging to the Foreign Exchange
company The remaining Sllaa ~ 'hsh
and checks he obtained NJ the office ui
J. 4. McCuen. a substitute agent Tor
Stories Made Public
Assistant Attorney General Jay Ben'
ton made public today some ~ the
stories told him by note holders ~ the
Old Colony Foreign Exchange com
pany regarding claims made by ns
agents Mr.. Benton said one note hOld'
er reported that an agent OF the com
pany told hIin that the company was
bonded Tor $4,000 and had deposit
az $40. 900 IN bank In Quincy, where
the note holder lived. TO back up It's
operations. a.,
Another holder from Haverhill, Mr..
Benton said. informed him that an
agent of the company told him. on
August 10. that the company hac Just
received 81 900 900 from Europ, AMI
that Il hnd turned over million dol
lars to thu government. to show It's
good faith,
Noie Holders Want Money
Note holders of this company and 81
the Securities Exchange company. op'
Grated by Charles punzi, who was siill
In jaii. continued to yisi, the attorney
generals office In large numbers to-day
and others made reports Ia the attorney
general by mail.
The offire had examined enough un
Maid Ponzi notes to bring his liabilities
up to t2.lOO.O 600. and the tahulaiion wa'
incomplete,
Shocks Mother. .in.I.aw
Mr.. Benton said that a Somervill'
Italian had informed him that his
mother.in.law hnd sustained shucf
and had become blind. after learning
that Ponzrs business had collapsed
She had invested $1,000 with P"nA''
company.
Panyis liabilities. as disclosed thu
far IN the audit II his accounts. hvinl
made hy Edwin l.. Pride. tor the fed
eral authorities were set tuda yat Ghou
81 .O0O 00O. exclusive II the fiity per
cent interest un loans which h" Ia,
promised. His assets are prohlvmaii
cal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
.rHuA\N ~ nF,EioP
NtNlCi\ OIl. IItlIb>

N NHHH llffN U.S.
NINltu cry Auv iG Quoting
'Hr u,Iin Petroleum Iiiunsehrift. EN
,l.iur s.ts tulHN Tint Gsrmany's ~
lr,rr. Hu already planning to ship
machinery o. N,sirn fur DRILLING ana
I s.ri experts hero tu investigate the
Nr.iUir 90 fields The newspaper
Iuir's uut that GERMANY l. looking 90
NcNion ana other Latin lm~ricln coun.
'rss fnr thess fields. since her supply
m Russia aud l,umania has ben cut off.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

fONupN. Aug i6.-Adyio,r frnn
Tchsran rvRort that Persian govern.
munt troops have established contaci
with Iloshcy,ki forceS between M.nn
ard Hnzvin. northwest of Tehersn
The dispatch adds that the i'ersians
have captured a strongly fortified Bol
shcyiki stronghold At Esmanlabad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
eosVs,saT a.ssls : s-'.s -ss-

Gently. considered by some 10 have
been inspired. have led 'he public To
expect some new declarations Of policy
toward Ireland my th- premier or Mr..
liurar Law iu lines or lumiricn home
rue. i'ui this expectation met w'th dis
ppuiutmvnt Mt l.loyd Grnig, con
furl himself tu repeating his previous
offer that the rovernmen would discuss
srttlvincn' with any representatives.
.uf Irish opinion. not excluding the
Sinr fcincrs, provided they accepted
three sjipulntiuns which he carefully
dcf.ncd-thnt Northern listers sin
go .ntlts must be treated separately.
that there must De- no secession. dir, ct.
ly ur indirectly. ~ any part of Ire.
land from the United Kingdom. and
that the government could not agree a.
anything that would involve any de.
traction from the security of the Bri.
ish lHlcs ur of their safvty In case ~
wnf.
No New Policy.
This guarded statement. although
announcing no new policy. viii prob
ably hc interpreted rs an invitation q
continue cItsid cdiscussiun of dominion
settlement. which have made such un.
itXroctod proyrefs recently and enlist
led support IN hitherto nntagonisiit
,Quutvts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
MOE ~ rms HONE OF
MICRO. DRIVEN FROM CITY

ST Louis. Aug ii-Win Morrison
a negro min. .mplny' ut Cuulicr,illp
M. Nas forced ~ lratr town. and h.r
home was burned ly unhirutifio
parties there this afitfnuun. ncruriirr
o. information hrrr tunirht from muW
ripal officials iu Tuuitrrtillp.
Neither ths muNur George T. l,uhi'
son. nur Marshal " Gillespie. know
the causes ioadiur up tn the trouble. ui
who wnz implloHi,i they said. Eotl
state IA. Morrison Incident u the unl,
basis for r-pafts thli there had hcrn O.
racial out arttk in Cnuli"rville. and fui
ther rccurroncr H. nj anticipated. thc,
said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
NOTION INTRODUCED
TO REJECT SUFFRAGE

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug ie-Suffrag
opponents took the offensive In the con
test over ratification In the North Caro-.
ina legislature with the introduction
late tonight of a resolution to reject thu
federal woman suffrage amendment
Tho rcjcctionist measure was brought
into the lower house by Rcprescntatiy,
Grivr, DcmoCTata.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
British Parliament Will
Recess Until October 10;
Polish Plans Indefinite
BY rnis ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON. Aug lG-Jrhe housc Of
commUns tonight without division
agreed Ia the motion ui Andrew lonar
Law, the government leader. adjourn.
Ing the house until October 10. hut ON.
powered the speaker Ia summon par.
liamcnt earlier should public interest
demand II.
This and Mr. Bonar Laws undcrti.K.
ing that IN event oi Rusan's armisiicc
terms to Poland being materially I'll
tered. the government would take ~
action without consulting parliament.
meets the Opposiiion's objection that
the country should not be- committed
10 any Intervention against Russn
without the consent Of parliament.
trmistice Terms Approved
Ny. Bonar Law confirmed reports
that the arndsticc terms To- poand az
announced 10y Russia. hid the apptuy.
al Of both Great Britain and ltliy and
naid that u they were sincerely ad.
hcrcd Ia Great Britain would not In.
tcrfcrc between Poland and RUSSIA.
Although tDlay's sitting had been ~
pccially called ON account of the Poi.
an crisis. Il had from this view point.
little interest. owing a. the lack II
news from Minsk on the question If
ilc armistice parlcy.
QUIET Regarding ireland.
Paragraphs In the newspapers re,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

MEXICO CITY. Aug. is. - Ricardo
Gonzales. who was recently reported 20
have started an uprising against the
government. has been captured at Pied.
ras Ncgrag. according to official ad.
vices received here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
HALF MILLION POuNDS
GINPOWDER E\fiODES

4 ny Associated Press
; ABERDEEN. Md. Aug. IL. - =
/ Explosion uf 500. 600 pounds m =
, gunpowdrr ON the government =
4 proving grounds today shook the =
. country fur miles around. The !
; rNplusiuns were caused 10y iire =
8 that DESTROYED five one stury =
. buildings On the main front oi =
. the proving grounds.
3 ono lahurrr of nfiv who ran !
> fnr their lives when the flames !
. ncnr,d the powder plants. Is miss I
. ing.
. 4 fireman prevented flames !
8 from reaching the general ammu'
. nitiun building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Other Provisions

Because certain ships amounting to
about $4,000 tons were ordered prior
20 the agreement. the Hamburg Amcfi.
an line reserves the right. within one
years notice. to insert these vessels
when rpadv. In IN, freight services
Established within its proportion ~ the
tiity percent
Withdrawal ot tonnage IN event ~
Oy.r.;onnlging Is provided Tor and Cor
the withdrawal of tonnage because of
operation at loss or alta No profit.
Provision H. also made Tor the with.
lraw1l II either marty from a service
not to its interest. hut the party with.
ltawing may net enter u the other
plriy carries the burden of building up
he SERVER ~ both parties Withdraw.
N. scr,ic" may De- re- established az
~ iginally
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
OPERATORS Reject
MINERS DEMANDS
OVER WAGE SCALE
MEN TURN D0wN COUNTER PR0.
TOSti. MADE ~ OWNERS IN 4
CENTRAL FIELDS
COMMITTEE DEADL0CSED
sub. Committee Appointed In Efferf 90
Effect Settlement Adiourrls. and
Declares That No Agfee- s
menf Is In Sigif

v, i.iurin.sd Fress.
CLEVELAND. Aug i0.---Members Of
the Joint scale committee ~ the central
competitive fields dcasdlockcd tonight
after the operators had refused the
miners demands for increased wages.
aud the miners In turn had rejected q
counter proposal of the operators and
iuint subcommittee appointed 20 con-
sid'r the rliuation. adjourned after n
thrce.hour session without reaching
any agreement The miners Saturday
"a" irnted dcinand for 81 a day in.
crease for dav and month iaborers. and
ten rents ton for pick and machine
mining.
Offer Made By Owners
IN their reply today the operators
offered to correct the seeming equity
~ the bituminous cUal commission ialt
March under which the pick mining
rate was advanced % percent over the
then existing contract. and the day and
monthly men were given an advance &C
hut 20 percent hy advancing the wages
of day and monthly men % the equlva-
lent Of the pick miners advance. The
operators. however. refused to consider
any other demands made by the min.
crs. including the 10 cents per ton
asked Tor pick and machine mining.
Are NJ Optimistic
On receipt oi the operators proposal
the miners promptly rejected u and n
subcommittee ~ the Joint scale com.
miti"o Was appointed to try to reach y
settlement. 40 adinurnment tonight.
members ct the subcommittee said
there wa li;tl. o. indicate any immed-
lat" settlement q the matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
Passenger Service

In the design and construction of
passenger ships the lIamburg.Amcri.
an line Will give the American cor.
1oration oil the technical knowledge
md experience at It's disposal. Each
party may supply half the tonnage Tor
rcight service between the United
States and Germany. but II the Ham.
purg American line has not the tonnage
ur its half. the American company may
supply Il. Rates on east bound traits
are to bc fixed by the American shin
and Commerce corporation. aand on
west bound traffic by the Hamburg
American line.
Freight service between Germany
ma countries other than the United
States are to be taken up independent.
y, the Hamburg American line to pro-
nose each service which the American
Ship and Commerce corporation may
accept or not. as II chooses. II the
american concern chooses O. enter a
giVen service. each party may put In
ne half ot the tonnage required.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17
In Event of War

In thu event at war between the
United States and Germany. provision
is made for termination of the agree.
mcnt. and also 20 cover the contingency
n war between either the United States
and ether powers than Germany, or
Gcrrnnv mi other powers than the
United States
Settlement Of disputes between the
two companies by arbitration is pro.
vidcd fer as in revision ~ the contract
~ N" event the laws of either country
hould require.
Passenger service between the United
iai"S aud Germany Is Ia be established
within year. the American corporation
grccing to supply passenger ships not
Xceedng 10000 gross tons. tu which
he Hamburg. American line cannot add
inlcss u II agreed that tch business
arrunts an addition. Ia that case the
icrnan company may add ships until
has 80 percent uf the vessels In the
'ervice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-17

The agreement IL for twenty years
and cunsists. the chairman said. ~
general agreement covering the princi'
rlcs to be- followed by the two concerns
aud IN operating agreement covering
the 7,tifodH of carrying out the plan.
IN general II provides that each party
may purchase with an equal amount ~
tonnage. In such passenger and freight
services ~ shall he established. which
will include those between the United
States and Germany. and Germany and
ports uf the world other than the
nitci States.
Pier facilities. ports and office or
ganigntiuns ~ both companies are
placed at the DISPOSAL Of the service.
To Have Own Agents
The American ship and Commerce
corporation is to net as agent for IN"
Hamburg American line In the United
States ports. and the German company
M agent for the American company IN
Germany. hut each company may cstab.
lish Offices In the country of the other
tn sup.rNirc the activities there. Each
company IL To- appoint its own agents
ouisid" uf Germany and the United
States.
The Hamburg American line may
transfer any service "a any other Ger.
many company Tor execution. and the
American corporation may transfer
service to an American company. hut
both parties remain responsible for the
carrying out of the service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
CORN SHIPMENTS
CAUSE DECLINES
Weakness in Futures Due
to Large Receipts in
Cash Market
BY Evans & Co. Hotel rulsal

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.--The grain
market opened lower, showed fair
strength tn about noon and finally
developed weakness. closing near the
days low prices. March wheat was
relatively much weaker than the De-
ccmb.er The high cash premiums
wero responsible. In the corn mar
ket September and May were weak
er than December corn There was
selling OF September corn and buy
ing Of December to close spreads
Oats were strong early but weakened
with corn at the last
The most important Of the days
news items was the many many re-
ports that country offerings OF corn
were rapidly increasing and In fact
already fairly heavy. 1t was this
which was really responsible for the
days weakness. Prices are always
highest when receipts are lightest
and always lowest when receipts are
larger. the weakness I'm todNy's mar
ket was simply a case OF discounting
the prices Supplies OF old corn
arc very large. all through the corn
belt.