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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. nj, Aug. I9.-whea. traders
showed less disposition today to press
the selling side and the market de-
veloped comparative strength Prices
closed firm at the sanl- as yesterdays
ilnish TO Nc higher. with SetpemesE
Sllea TO 5l-lT and December SL17A to
Slis
Corr closed sc off to Lc Up and oats
at sc decline TO &c advance. In pro
VISIONS this outcome varied from Tho
decline to rise Of 10 cents
Broadening OF the volume Of business
cid coed deal to help bullish seuti-
inent regarding wheat In particular
exporters we're said TO be more keen
to purchase and the sesboa-d estimst-
Cd that sales to Europe totalled i.edQ,-
Hee bushels. In addition many short
sellers apparently took the view tina.
The market having had a break OF 10
cents this week. something OF rally
vas due and -hat caution was re
the bear side. Nsanwhiie the country
offerings remaining light and Nth re-
oelpts from the spring crop in the
northwest fniAng ro como forward with
ANYTHING like such r1-sh as mad beer
predicted IN some quarters the market.
except during occasional brief inter
Vals averagcd a little higher thruout
the day Continued Liquidation on the
part Of holders OF c'iru carried all ds-
Areries Of that grain 70 the lowest
prices Vet tAlis seAson. oats also Wen.
10 new low level.
Higher quotations on hogs 'oEethc-
with packers buying tended to steady
provisions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
Bradstreet's Report

New York Aur l.-Ercld=vrs cts to
morrow VII say
tn uals-ate Elir noted 'sEt week
in whole sale and iuhl-uC trade ~ wear
ing uprarci lines .or fail has been fully
sgSta -ucd ard there seemed 10 he a
further acreut-satior of the optimistic
fes'rE Iu some I'nos notably silis
goods. shoes Csruel goods, rtw woci
and iron ard steel. -hc movement neS
progressed beyond rhe lotrt on mere
feeling and has sound expression in
larger sales az niEhcr prices notably
IN this rrsYcc- a.iuE pIz ron, and
scrzp material ard canned 1-i d-irl
fcods. In uc case has the eNvaus or
lssume1 big propoi t4cns- and tHers j.
no vidercs cf an reduction in n.
caution with wEi-,, rurch-scs are
bsinS made II iect 'hc phr sr i'm
uleIllte needs 4s -lcre t-crus1.s- m7'
with than lny other vN-js des0r ptiVe
q the season the rather urft.r tuu7 z
crop aGvices. the tesr Or the absolute
knoNl dig, Of small stocks Heis To dis
lrihutcrs hands and the ioo-suinz NJ
Of credit coase4 4u=ut upon the less
-ense condition - Re money u1r-e'
all make for q ratSc- corldrnt tuus In
purchasing
Bank c,earl-=z. e 80 g55 0'0.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
GRAND CIRCUIT

Fhiiad- 7hiz. Pa. Aug Is-Ths ,To
'aste-t Ftats IN race BY --yssr-o,ds
his sea or was t-o;red today - the
tnfri days races OF the Grand Circuit
meeting RI Sarb@rth. Pa. when Helen
Dillon. by Dillon Axwc-iny. owned BY
4 2 Cu1e % FGoh. Pa was driver
= Joe SerriIl. vcu the William Penn
stake OF s.s-a and stepped heats IN
-. - and 81. -
She wu1 both heats hs16iiT. coming
-r-u tne stretch with a fine hur-. z
Epesd ara vith plenty TO srs-e
Ths i-cu mes s-sse OF Sl.ece for : les
ace-s vent % lillian : driven hy
Thornton T-e mare too. ire secori
md third heats after finishing f"1rll
o julia Direct which ~zs the fzv- -
lie Lillian : squaIls5 her rec2rI q
q - 81 TIE second heat
G-eyycFthy. tyust BY Sanford
mall o. Boston. and driven Sy Walter
COKE, hung up a rev record for the
Ni-sr sake s-epTl1s ser7nt z-d
race n .rree st-slEhr heats The for
June Res h 1878 There were nine
starters md G-ss-rc-thy cane as-ay
f-ou thc ;h-ee-1usr pole and Won
n dzi.l N al thEle heats
Emma Harvester u1.cN ths Cod
TIMES St1t 1tiss q Gosze-- y y hoa- =
lzst Vs-k tp- nose placed sa,N1nt.
ire 2 Stctss1--E cCp weat so q =
aLunius so-se.
-oumg Murphy sro-.- his ar; v-c-
so-y % f1= rne-siuz today HnG!r-c
.f-st r-l'sy TO ths dssr rz-s With
Princes Sa5eaa
Th= nesting xiii clcss .r1o-- =.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
cnIc,no Lrvrsrock

Chicago. Aug ls-tU s Bursa- ..
NarEetsl-C1ttle receipt. ,.1.s. slow
Generally steady. tulls weak to &
cents lower tor hsavy steers. tf6 =
bulk beef st-~rs. sf55FssH. tulk fat
she stock. 81 slos -; Gamers and cut
ters. i--5G SIS huik hcioxuas. - 15e
800, butcher grades largely s. ca2s-S-.
bulls stocssrs Ini feeders. & 90 - /.
1or-csfic strong wei cht feeders SO.
Hogs receipts istoo. - 20 - cent.
h'sher. better grades practically all
sold. others slow. to- SO *. bulk ifxh-
and light hufche-z 80 oaGies1 bulk
racsinE sovs. ysssFs-s. pigs e 10 .
cents higher
Sh.cp receipts sN'a- al classes sh,u.
=tss5E Hsts-- a=-7a - = c!.s Hsl.-A-
Frs S-1o. hulk 10 r,scksrr. ;ts-a. ore
load f1f - seven cars Idaho lamb
t0.iss sa0 feeders - 81 -. good ida-r
and fed western Gwes. - s0G475. best
Igh; Fat natives. Ssno
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
MONEY

New York. Auz -a-Fr'-1- ----.--
lime - per. sSst. exchange i--eruf1r-
sterling demand. -s5A cables sssl,
Francs demand. 17ll cables. II Be-
rtn7 francs demand Ts-iss cables ~
Guifde-s demand. ssass cables = ~
Lire demand. .t3s cables s14L Mark
dema-f. fl.i1 cables -. Greece de-
nsnd sss Sweden demand = -: Nor
way demand. Isfl Argentine te-.-t
= =; Brazilian Jssnaut. = -. No,tr.aI
? 1915 p~r cent discount
Tine loArs steady. - day.. = 1svs
Ard 3 months st-Es-A p>- cert
C.u money steady high - f--
~ ruling r1te. ~ closing hls 3. o.
tered - -, last insi.. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city Nc, Aug I7-gU :
brTcau of NzrSstst--Cetils receipts H.
90 quality common. few loads native
siserr and sales ~ c;ler classes arcuuL
steaay with yesterdays low time. bes.
steers here, S. - liddiuE un-veriy
lower on au grades but Texas sta@rs
early sales Texas lfsers IN Quarantine
az 8 gi-75. fewer native side. g =
others priced az SSocTs 3. medium 70
fairly coed cows. 90 choice. f5s7
common hsifsrs around 81 %. common
Gamers. 81 -. hef- vFaiers ~
Eo<s l71I opef slow later safe7
BARELY active. h-tte- grades mostly ti
2 . cents hlEacr. others rensraIfy
steady 20 20 cents l-lzher. fev cIosirr
sales On mixed and helVies 81 adv 70
10 cents higher. feR taosfrS .ales ~
naked and hs1r-es steady 20 lowe
bulk q sales 8 olase stock pizs
steady. few az 3 g.
Shcrp i-s79, early sales prime glasses
stel-y 90 strong light ewes. - >: IA
tive llnhs 80 70
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

NeN York. Aug ls-Trsdins o. ;he
stols exchange today retained most OF
its resent irresu,S- snd professional
sspseiS IuVestin.u, shares We're fAlr-
sN steady. but sGscu4.stiNs issues as-.'-
aAcSsG support.
Apart fuoa The money market IN
W2,scA gsrceptiols t,laNS tioO N,ss GO
sssN -, Developments Sfiectins Q1otta
NSt'4cS were urchzncea, sales amount
ID gU i-&.,90 shares Fer the FIRST nrre
ssncs The eariy GsNs - ths month
call leans Cn the VNChAuse rpeCcd aE4
renewed into the coming wees NJ -
Per cent In rhe cpen market funds
Were available At Per cent
AsIs aSct pf2lacsss ais casad ana
CONNIE rciat PAPER t.-ts tn better request
Dealings ir frrSl-u eNchaHsy were
FsrtunctorE and again influenced aE
Lrs,Gcr where A'v r17ahu Interests We4-
reported : lscaVS purchasers ot Amer
car bills Ften-r- Spicisr ard Dutch
rates novel fayo-a}iy 10 this u'4rSet
Aors GerDsr -nlG for acCcun, of rep
2ra-suus Was received a-d deposited TO
the cgeGif OF Grvl- SrlI3lu and Bel
EiGm EiEt grade ylltvay bonds ~ ere
film TO strong lur lCuVrrttbiss tasaS
on a lighter lrqUiTN- Domestic indus
trials were not materially sftsc-et by
-hs heavy sCrs - related st-clss- Lio-
srty bonds reacted with arofhsl sharp
decline iI the Si-s but rros. fo7eigr
waT flctsriors wen -HcA1sd iu harden.
Totsi sales p3r value S5,ii5.po1
According 20 snIr1 room SosSi7 TO
small part of the further liquidation
-rua1aisd frc-n zoruad notably Lon
dor ScIlin- continued TO center around
Equipment. STEEL. motor and shipping
shares al gross recessiuns Of une 10
tars= POINTS
Specialties q The food. tubs Coo.
isathsr and rzrer varieties fell hack 10
The same degree and q few 1lis-clia-
uscus issues sustat rcd greater losses.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
la JUNTA DEFEATS
LAMAR BASEBALL
Sp--ial to TIE cAis.t..a-

Special 70 TIE Chisttsia-
Lamar. Aus. is.-La JGnts came OF
Mia the hono-s II the sale with
Lamar Thursday afternoon Su ;he
Lamar Diamond. II ths!r haIf OF ne
secoaG Lamar got three runs across
after which Gregg held the La JultA
Hstters at his mercy uzul the MIR
when several long hits into the center
aeld brought La Junca two runs Then
n their h1lf % the sixth Ia Jruta 60;
SIX moro and Lamar came thru with
one n the seventh Gardner of La
Jurtz knocked = home rua with TWO
men On Lamar failed 20 score IN their
hzlI Ia Julta vas no. satisfied wiJh
tae score and put four runs across
w Alls lamar Ec- a-A in theiF half
Neither side scored ~ the ninth. the
same ending with th= score u TO 5
IL tzyuE ct IL Juutz-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
PIRATES DIVIDE
DOUBLEHEADER
Giants Wallop Cincinnati;
Boston Beats Chicago;
St. ouis Wins
NATIONAL

Philadelphia. Pa. AUG. ls-F1ttseurs
divided double bill with Philsdel-
phia In the opsnins contest TIE
Pirates hlmmered Meadows and Belts
Tor 20 hits. including two home runs
ty Robertson. the first OF which came
:r the SIKH with the bags tun. Hre-
bell held Fittshurg 70 seven scattered
hi;s IN thsh seoona game.
First Eanie:
P!ttshurS ........ ool tN is,-it -
phnadel1cl,z ... Olo 900 o2o- 5 u
Batteries: Morrison sn6 B-otIs-i'
Meadows, Belts and Srussy.
Second game;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CHICAGO ror.ror.

Chicago. ArE iP.-Pointoss steady.
receipts Is ears Minnesota ard Kan
sas Elry Ohios Eacked. 800 rvv-
Kansas I-lsh Ceohserx 3 fzaodz-so csvt-.
Idaho. Colorado and Washington
White. s-1eG1s1 Cwt. jersey Round
White sacked $50 c-t bulk 81 ~
cvt: Nebraska Early oh.os sacked.
s zoos 90 cv.t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
Wool Marke!

Boston. Mass, Aig la,-The Com
mercial Bulletin tomorrow Viii say:
The demand for wool has been less
proro%nced during the past week but
there still Is a healthy volume of bust
ness esins done, and prices ar. readily
maintained on tn basis of last Week 5
quotations The outlook in TIE goods
ula-.,et is yncolra cius. Slight improve
rnert i noted in tlr foreign markets
WitA prices somewhat higher on the
best types OF finer woods in Australia.
English top-make-s have advanced
quotations slightly in sympathy
Secured RaSiS-TsNas. fine. Il
months, SO =; fine months : q s.
Tcrrltory-Fine. staple choice. >o0 Sc
half blood couiS!nS .sd12c Three
..Ehts hlocd coI1oirC. tsT5ic; quarter
bloof cc,nbins. 2sfySSc. Fine and fine
medium c'cthiuS. Fs3c fine and fine
u,eil--m French ecmhiuE. $50 c.
Pulled urelains, y IS. A 'laso; \
No..aiT- best oomtins, c7aao. Best
cardlnE. -s-S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
NEW YorK COTTON

New York Aug Is-Cotton closed
steady net : points higher TO : point
lower Sro- quite. S13en
Cotton fE-u7es closed Stesdv- oc'o-
eer. si7t-. pe-emner. yi5t4. January
'i7s1; March. Si5.5-. May. ii5sI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
NEW YORK $. CINCINNATI ;

NeW Nc-k- Auc- l+--NeV NoTN
--sds il Two cut of three from, Clr-
ci--ati winning the las; game ot he
series The Giants picked Jp h's
LEAD on Rixsy IN the first ;vo IN
-IrrS Barnes siso vas hit hard but
vas saved repeatedly by st-onE sup
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

satts-iEs. " Colli1s. Zuta'. F-s-cy,
Ferguson and Schzls; Dsvc-me-,
Hodge z-i Schslf-
summary TNc eass hits Ruth.
Baker. Eoops-. Strunk. johnson: three
tsss hits. Pscksn psuEh : Mulrsan.
SchsrE. Ruth; stolen bases. Hooper:
sacrifices Miller. Fax. Nuilira1.
Hodge; double plays. Shee,y 70 John
ec1 20 SAseiy. Johnson 20 E Collins
50 Shesi,; bases on halls. OF, HodEs
: W Coiiils s Quinn s-Yis-cy I. IN
: turs pitched hy ". Collins : by
Quinn :. by Percy f-5. by Ferguson
-; h; BY pitcher. ~ Pis-cr John
scnl. Ferguson tFalk. Schaikl. struck
out- by Collins :. Quinn :. IIo-i-s
Fe-susc-- :; wild pitches. " Collins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CHICAGO FORCES.
YANKEES down.
New York Loses To White
Sox; Cleveland Now
Leads League
AMERICAN

Chicago. III. Aug, Is-CnicsEo to-c-
Il New York cut o. frs; plscs When
they defeated the Yankees ii the f1nsl
game 81 the series which vss bat
tins tss; vh,la Cleveland was .6ls TIE
Yankees used four pitchers 70 t-y 70
check thc s.usS's @ lie locals. while
Hodge wont the entire route being hit
hard IN c1iy two innings
V@=
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
WARRINGTON. 8, ~. Louis.

- LOUIS, No. Aug ls-S-cchs:
bits n the last three i--irrs allowed
Wsshir r-ca 20 win ths odd game OF
the series vith = Louis. Errors BY
Tcei- and NfcNsnus IN the seventh
rave tire senators tv-o runs and put
them i-tO the lead
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
RosToN ;. CH1cAGo !.

sos-c- Mass AuS ls-FoEslis
home run Owe Fiscs's had With
Christensen O. hass II ere seventh
inning vas --s rig factor e Boston
GsSsatt-r CHtrag- S--rss
CNt-aro ---.. r0r rrr .-r-- :
Pos.7- ...--. cnl rc1 -cI-s :
Ba.-s-isz-E-ee-snr ard o'FaErs'ls
vzts-r. Mroulls- s-t O'NeilL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
pENvEn LINr>rocH

Denver. Auf IT, Cattle receipts 50
market steady tesf steers. 8 900 : - .
cows and heiSe-s I15065ts. calves.
3 oNGsod stockcrs and feeders. g -
$50
Hogs RECEIPTS Iasne marie; IN
-hanres
Sheep receipts 50. market steady.
lambs. SSe q $50 ewes = -n9t =
feeder lambs. e r7so
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
MrrNI ororArIoNs

New YORK. Aux ls-Copp-r dull
isrsr. 1-GI-l Tn rfeady s.sct s1d
nearby. = CO. fclures go Iron
Stealy. prices uurna-Esd Lead stesdv.
spot 40 zinc du5l East s.. Louis
delivery srot. 80. Antimo-y spot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
n Ior1s .. RRookIYN 4

5-rcEiy-- y Y Aug ls-S- L,ui-
Won -hs iss- game - the sssts--
series wIth Rrrokfvr. T1s visitors III
three cr SrcoSly-'s pitchers fc-
seventeen hl-k. q which Ffr-1scy 50
four Scc-es
: LOUIS -.- III 81 itt-s = G
r-,oklyr - coo ors nfs-. Is
Eafte-.ss-Ff.sts- ard Ai1sui;h
NINA : Snith- ScEuPp and
krueee-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago Aus 1s-Buttcr higher.
creamery extras 1er standards SIC
EE=r un hanged receipts s.is, cases
Poultry alive luNer fowls. fs6->c,
springs. &C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

Charity. vsaG1se-. Soi7. Bayue era
SEVERED
Sun --a-y--r0 i,.ss Hf-s-E-s-s- F-H.
Ers-hs. Mi''s- Harris Tire h-se h'fs
Severed smith Home ru-s-SHs s-ks
Do-h's -'sys-Ez--iE rzzo-.s rrd
JE6Ss Lsuo--s. Harris ard Tuf =
Pssss O n.s-rs-7ss TsrHz-y I'm -rx
ri--- sz-Ev Ezr-z-T - Accz.-
-. Ta-Ei'5e- : Ectp. : III REv-.e.
- -. ~ rft-Ns--Ey Zs-Aa-v Nc
Sz-usn- Struck -1t-5v -zcha--. :.
Acrsta- i. Er-7-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
AMERICAN IFAGu
Gaure Trfsy

TssHt-E-rz a. EHi-as-
F-iaz5slr-ts a. 1z-rc-
Nsu Tc-. A. - L-s
E-s-c- a. -larzls-1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
- ~ .oIn

l-----l- D - Tt-r--- p
7--s--t--- -s---z- "a tsF- s-E -
re Es-r Tex Nsrl--z ssr-s -sr-
r--z1s rF 80 1E-st-s -rr--s t=zr1s
HN a---s1 --1r Na s. -e-
- - ss--zE .-z---z- az lalz--
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

:. .,.-....- - e.--t=Fa - -ss-.a -l --
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
DENVER cum A~p .rc.e.
SII \ Il

New York Aug. .F-Bar silver Do
nestle. ssI foreign. c-N. Mexican toi-
lars. g.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
CLUB STANDINGS
NAToNAI IfAGuF
GAu,- To-Day

tafrlt- lN-ass
Fl--s surg - Eus-c1-
C--t- ---t ~ E--s-.--
C-icaE1 A. Fr--s De q1is
g. L1-ss a. $e7s- Eu-e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
pEUADETFHA
Seer. BY innings

summary Two hss. hits Lse,u--
vs-Tl. Parkinson. double plays Park
l-so1 s-i Lee: ezss< O. halls % HUB
Ner 7. Zir- :. struck ou.. BY lt-n y
yuhAAU
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

Es-rsris-Sixry- Dc-cnt-e ard
v.-sc EzrE-ave. Barnes and Snyder
Sr-ma-y-7wn hzSA hits Ban
croft Groh Three base hits Kelly
So--4 rune DsonchuE stolen e2Se-
T-i.-h- Sacrifice Grch. RousA.
Ynuns NsussL Double PLAYS Ban
--fs-. Rawlings ard Kelly. EEwiiuss-
Bancroft ard Kelly. Bases o. halls,
OF, Rixsv. = Dcuchrs. = Bar1ss- I.
Innings rftrHad Ey Exsv. a.
po-o-ue S--y struck cuts BY
Pz--s- = Do-oHus. /
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE

Kansas Clty. ~ AuE fs-sutte-
esEE and poultry Unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

range
Afho1eh he hss hes- fighting
Il earnest less thx- yss- Esrl
France Is winning s.ts-Soa II
sSs west hy his showing i tie
lightweight -lss Victories ove-
Gone Tzte. jimmy Duffy ard
No Brow A. listed n his et-
to-s this ysa-. Hes twenty
eoe acd var re- Es vas 6 stu-
6s,. Il the ls~ college Of .he
University ot California lAss
yexr. taxing U hosinE 70 enable
h- r continue II. studies this
yeE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
cnIcAGo cnNIN .Nn rrnyrsrnN.

Punished nN =. :. Walpoi7. Room
r-s-5, Thatcher Biocs. Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20

0st-r.-. Ni-N Az ts-S0s-0- --i
Ostr-l- divided = So-sls header =
.hs fl-st Fz-s E-E-r- sizret r rally
~ 80 sE Erh i--t-r making ssvs- --.ls
q xr many hsss = -As Se----1 rzne
Nvs-s s1.ows5 - SIS w-f'4 Cole hs.L
-re VISITORS - fr1-- Suo-s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by y : Wzipols. Room.
t@s-st Thatcher block. Pueblo
Liherty Sizs $50. tI5 "A fs = g,
Lib. 1s- ~ 80 LIB = fi.s = 70
LIB. "A g.s, si-g-; lib. lth a. : -.
Lib ist iA,s. ss-7'. lib. sth fss. ss7a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished ~ = vslrole, Koo,r
'es-s4 Thatcher Bloc. Pueblo Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
VIEW YoRn ror'To~ vxcE.xer

F-r-is-s-s - y. : Tz.1s.s T.a.c-.
= E-E Fs-T
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-20
Coast League

Ss-.r-iss-S-eIls-e 11's Ha--i--
Cr1c- ard Tsiis-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
(By Thomson s. McKinnon.)
A cr1st 70

Wheat--The feature of today In Crane
was the efforts of everyone connected
with the cash and export wheat in
terests to work. Light offerings checked
business some. Rye handlers also seemed
to be busy and reported million
the past few days. Receipts in the
winter wheat country showed de-
cTeas sing tendency while the Northwest
showed a little increase and a good de-
mend for 1t. Minneapolis had sixty six
cars Of winter wheat In their receipts
yesterday. Kansas City noted sharply
increasing premiums for cash wheat for
export via the Gulf. Recent premiums
of 319c over the market price have gone
TO lie to 12c over and offerings are still
light The foreign requirements are be
coming more Of a feature every day and
by the time the spring wheat IS moving
we'll, the winter wheat should be well
placed We still expect that easiness In
wheat viii be OF but temporary nature.
Passing trade was unusually light. The
small buying power was hardly equal
to the taking care OF hedges and specula-
tive offerings.
Coarse Grains-While the market was
dull, an early export demand took EO0,-
coo bushels of corn No. 2 yellow corn
was in demand at 1&c over September.
Oats were quiet and steady. The cheap
ness Of this cereal will turn buyers TO
1t before long. December corn was IN
der pressure fro mlocal trade without
much resistance lucrea sing its discount
under September Export business
should develop In corn at these prices.
Provisions-Hogs were up p to IS
cents and turned the markets tone to one
Of more stability. We are inclined TO
think the break In product Is over for
the present.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
MOTOR FOOT IS
LATEST AILMENT
Continuous Strain of Long
Auto Trips Affects Feet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-The West
has added a new number TO the list Of
summer complaints. This latest ac-
QUESTION Is motor foot which, ac-
cording to reports received here, has be-
come common among Western vacation
lists.
In the language OF surgical chiropody
1t is indexed and classified under the
name Of 'metatarsal displacement"
Continuous motoring is the cause OF
the ailment. 1t Is a right foot trouble
caused by the continuous strain oc-
casioned by long motor trips when the
driver keeps his foot in the strained po-
sition required by the use of the car
acceleratOr.
This position causes a displacement Of
the matatarsal bones, which in turn
causes them in motor language to short"
the nerves Of that part of the foot. This
furnishes the answer for the pain that
accompanies the distinction of posses
sing motor foot"
Motor foot" not only makes walking
painful, but practically eliminates golf
tennis or any Of the other popular forms
Of active recreation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
HAD A LICENSE;
BELIEVED MAN
MADE HUSBAND

NEW YORK, Aug. IA man in an
automobile speeding along Ocean Park
way, Brooklyn, paused to fitrt with
girl She responded, hoped into tho
machine, and after q whirlw3nd court
ship during the ride acquieSced to his
proposal Of marriage.
Today, six days later, instead OF ens
joying the gay honeymoon her sw1fe
wooer had portrayed, the girl, Miss Mary
Struh. q, a ward maid at the Coney
Island Hospital, is detained as dis
orderly person.
The man, who said he was DR.. Abrer
ham Alexander of 745 Quincy street,
Brooklyn. is being sought by the HoboEs
en- police, who aver he tried to pass
worthless check in payment OF a truss
seau for the girl.
The couple obtained q marriage IL
cense in Hoboken the afternoon Of the
day they met but were not married In
the document the man said he was q rhy-
stefan, 40, and divorced from Gussie
Cohen. The couple passed the night in
the Central Hotel, Hoboken.
Next day DR.. Alexander informed the
girl he proposed to fit her out for their
wedding ceremony. They went TO the
Peoples Quitting store at Iii Washing
ton street and selected trousseau. IN
payment DR.. Alexander offered a check OF
S16a drawn on the First National Bank
Of Newport, n. Y.
When Louis Cohen. proprietor of the
store, put in telephone call to the bank
to verify the check Dr.. Alexander stepped
out he has not been seen since.
Cohen communicated with the police
and the bride to- have been was taken 70
Headquarters. She told the police that
she believed that issuance of the license
was equivalent to a marriage ceremony.
DR. Alexander has telephoned repeat
edIy to the store asking the proprietor to
drop the proceedings and effect the girls
release He has declined invitations To
present himself.
At the Quincy street address Mrs. Mary
Coulter owner of n rooming house, said
Or. Alexander had lived there fourteen
months brit had not been at his room for
week. She said he was a graduate OPP
tician and that he lost his State license
and had been unable to secure reinstate-
ment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
GRAIN PRICES
DROP SHARPLY
Heavy Receipts and Lack of
Buying Power Factors.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-Grain prices, after
slight advance at the opening today,
dropped sharply. Buying power dimin-
ished Immediately after the opening and
there was not sufficient demand to keep
the early gains.
Export demand was light and receipts
were reported fairly heavy, especially at
Southwest markets
Rains fell generally over the corn belt
aiding in the general decline, and in the
drop In corn especially.
Provisions were higher
September wheat opened up &c at 81. %
and closed off Ne. December wheat
opened up 1ac at S12S and closed down
2hc.
September corn opened off &c att 573sc
and closed off Nc December corn opened
up &c and closed off 1e.
September oats opened unchanged at
S6&c and closed down &c December
oats opened unchanged at lOc and closed
off &c.