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The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-18
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large movie house owner; Miss Gus
sic M. Blanchard OF Boston, Mass,
and one son, DR.. l.. Wendell Blan-
chard Of Soneham.
Mrs. John C. Dugan returned Sat-
urday from Nebraska where she had
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. H.
/ johnson.
Mrs. Ed Nichles Is i'll.
Dale Hudson and Arthur Goddard
are now convalescing.
A payment on account is good for
the blues. Try 1t.
BY ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
Mr.. Arthur Schooley. his mother.
Mrs. Schooley and sister Jennie and
Miss Jennie Harwood made a trip to
sterling last Friday.
Mrs. Logan Belk gave farewell
party at her home Friday evening
Tor Arthur and Jennie Schooley and
Miss Grace Harwood, about forty be-
ing present. The evening was spent
playing games and apron hemming.
Virgil Cannon took the prize for do
ing the best work A bounteous sup
per was then served with ice cream
and cake. A little after twelve ev-
cry one left for home. All had a
good time.
Mrs. Garrison is busy getting or
ders for Lees company.
Miss Jennie Schooley ate supper
with Miss Aletta Peterson Tuesday
evening.
Stoneham people thought they
were in a city Saturday morning
when the band marched up Main
street. Everyone enjoyed the music.
There were two cars Of young peo-
pie went to Willard Sunday to the
ball game. Virgil and Denzil Can
non and Misses Jennie and Grace
Harwood remained and took supper
a Mr.. Cannon's north OF Willard and
went to the evening program at the
NJ. q. church. The orchestra Of
Sterling rendered the music.
Mr.. Schooley's expect to leave the
last Of this week.
Mr.. Howe and Mr.. Schooley went
to Brush Saturday on business.
We notice Mr.. Garrison has laid
his crutches aside. He still limp
some.
Dunning's store has taken on q
different shine. Mrs. Berks hal
has charge Of the dry goods depart
ment. II business keeps on they will
soon need more clerks.
There was a gathering at Mr.
Francis Howe's Monday evening fol
Mr.. Schooley's. About fifty wert
present. The evening was spen
singing and visiting and at abou
twelve supper was served. Everyon'
left regretting that II was the las
time Mr.. Schooleys would be will
them.
| Rev. Good and wife Of Merino tool
supper Monday evening at Schoolsy'
and then went to Francis Howe's I,
be present at the farewell gathering
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-18
PIANO FOR SALE IN STERLING AT
GREAT SACRIFICE

This Is high grade INSTRUMENT
which for quick disposal we will
turn over to a reliable party for cash
or on easy payments II interested
In this bargain write for full partic-
ulars to The Denver Music Co. Dem
yer, Colo. Ia,
FOR SALE:-Economy King Cream
Separator. Inquire Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-18

FOR SALE:-Chester White Boar.
weight about 225, eligible to reg,j-
ter. Priced right.
Geo. w. Payne. go
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-18

We have not learned the name Of the
new proprietor.
Graduating exercises will be held
Thursday evening. Miss Lura Ben
nett Is the only graduate this year.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-18

For the next game Raymer goes
to Weldon; Virgins to Stoneham and
Goodrich plays Orchard.
, 1922-12-21
LiDe Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-CUnited States
Department OF Agricultural Hogs
receipts 40. 1000: cary market steady
with Wednesdays best time; later
slow, about sc off; bulk all weights
early ss.25ds.so: top $3.50; packing
sows s7.sod7.s5: Desirable pigs most
~ $500; bulk ss.o09s25; heavy hogs
Ss.1o48.25: medium ss.150s.25: light
ss.i54S.25; light light ss.15GS.25;
packing sows smooth s7.5oG7.s5;
packing sows rough s7:So47.eo; kill
ng pigs ss@s.26
Cattle receipts 5000; beef steers &C
tivel generally strong to Csc higher,
largely l5c TO 25c up: better grades
refiecting most advance: top ma;ured
steers S7s; several loads sllfll.oo;
bulk beef native steers sT.75Qs-5o;
butcher she stock steady 10 strong
Gamers and bulls strong to 1oc high
err; veal calves fully steady; stockers
and feeders slow. A
Sheep receipts IL 900: opening ac'
tive; ia. lambs strong to 25c higher;
spots UP more: early top 1895 to
packers; desirable fresh clipped fed
lambs si2.ss; feeders and sheep fully
steady; choice fat light weight ewes
$3.50; heavy feeding lambs sl4.4o.
, 1922-12-21
No csmrlrtIons h, ,uaue.t.

For the firs. time in a the Md
west Refining company has had no
compilations IN tho Salt Creek field
for an entire week. this being the
result OF the shut down order now
effective In that field. About ha.f a
dozen wells which could not be drilled
! n by the time h order was sup
posed TO become effective viii be com.
pleted and when these are finished
no more wells will be started until
next May. Other copanies also
have a few wells which arc near com.
pletlon but new wells in the field
will be extremely scarce from now
until next
Very little change IS noted IN the
status of the wild cat tests from
the previous week. The Nkber dome
test Is understanding at 1880 feet;
the Midwest test No. 2 Is swaging
and Earring 4is-inch casing AZ 4,415
feet. and the Grove we'll No. 2 in the.
Notches field is standing at 1880 feet,
while the crew Is endeavorlng 70
stratshten a crooked stem in tho
hole.
, 1922-12-21
SINCLAIR Gets
ROYALTY CRUDE
FROM WYOMING
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fields n paice them on an even basis
for competition.
The contract with the Sinclair com
pany. according to Secretary FAN es-
crude oil on a quality basis instead of
in bulk regardless OF quality.
Under the contract the price var1es
with the specific gravity o: the oil
purchased. the higher gravity bring
ms the higher price and interior. de
psrtment officials predicted that th.s
basis soon would become standard In
the mid-continent and Wyoming
fields.
Thirteen firms competed for the
contract. The Sinclair Crude OH
Purchasing company was described
as one OF the largest purchasers of
crude oil In the mid-continent field
and the acceptance OF Its bid was said
to mark its entry INTO the wyoming
field on a large scale.
Sale OF royalty oil for cash was the
policy adopted by Secretary Fall, upon
n completion Of his contract with
h United States shipping board to
furnish royalty oil at the posted field
prices and, in addition to gain of 10
and 9oc a barrel for Salt Creek oil. It
has resulted In a one dollar advance
for royalty oil from the Cat Creek
field n Montana. Under a contract
awarded a few days ago to the Lewis
town Oil and Refining OF
Lewistown. Mont. Before either con
tract wat awarded, the bids We're dis
cussed with congressional delegations
from the states interested.
Construction of the pipe line from
the Salt Creek field to a junction with
tho Sinclair line from the md-contin
emit field. 1t was explained. was part
Of an agreement made by the interior
department. navy department end the
Mammoth OIL company last April but
tho capacity of the line viii be 10000
barrels daily, instead OF 25.ooo barrel.
as originally agreed pom
1t will DO q common carrier, interior
department officials added. and Is ex
pected 10 provide an outlet for e larg,
amount OF independent oil from wyo
ming.
, 1922-12-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Foreign ex.
changes firm. Quotations in cents:
Great Britain demand 4.64is; cables
z.s4%: 60 day bills on banks 4.e1H.
France demand T.4s; cables LA. Italy
demand 5.0s1h; cables 500. Belgium
demand e.s2h; cables 6.ss. Germany
demand .ol5s; cables .o15e. Holland
demand 5s.s2; cables se.sS. Norway
demand 1901; Sweden demand 1898;
Denmark demand 25.o7; Switzerland
demand 1894; Spain demand 1874;
Greece demand 1875; Poland demand
.oo56; Czecho-Slovakia demand 2.sT;
Argentine demand 1906; Brazil de-
mand 1900; Montreal 90 s-16.
, 1922-12-21

offended by congressional. political
or newspaper attacks but enjoyed
them and welcomed them as giving
him an opportunity to make replies.
Tho only Incident he regretted. his
manager said. was what he char
ncterized as the Dissertation OF the
tomb of Lincoln during his pilgrim.
age OF reverence there when photog-
raphers created considerable DIS
turbance with shouts and fiashlight
explosion. The fumes choked him
and he was forced TO hasten TO the
open air.
The visitors chief amusement. his
manager asserted. came from the
custom OF Americans In address ng
him Us En- Ciemenceau.'' The
former premier's conclusion upon
leaving the United States was said
to be that Americans had not mis-.
judged the French so much as they
had misJudged the situation in
Europe.
The Tiger vas somewhat aston
shed. Mr.. Bonsal declared. by
American declarations that he was
a m~ilitar!st, since he recalled that
II vas his "antt-militarist ACTIVITY"
q, iurng the Third Empire in France
and his participation in a demon.
~stration OF sympathy for Lincoln
after his assassination when the
French government had had lean.
'ngs toward the southern cause"
hat made him n political exile in
America.
Ones enemies often do one more
coed than ones friends" NJ. Glenn.
enceau once remarked apropos OF
his exile to America. He expla' ned
his exile gave him opportunity to
study this country's democracy.
, 1922-12-21
SERVICE
FUND BOOSTED

Continued From Page one.l
IL he had remained In this country
sly weeks longer during his exile in
the sixties. he might have become
an American citizen, since that time
1t was no necessary to file first
papers but merely 10 apply for citi-
zenship after a certain period Of
residence.
NJ. Clemenceau's American tour
was replete with incidents which
touched his sense of humor. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Bonsal he was not
, 1922-12-21

The second engine OF the Fargo
OIL company in the Poison Spider
fled is nearing copletion and II Is
expected now that this Will DO in
operation BY -he first of the year SO
that the large compression plant OF
the company will be working at ca.
pacity.
one OF the engines was started re.
Gently and the results ohtainei in
the separation OF gasoline from the
natural Gas in the field before /. is
sold for fuel ar highly sat.
i~sfactory.
This plan when competed viii
we a daily capacity of 20. 900 900 GU
bic feet of gas n VIII make a large
addition to the income of the com
oany. which has heretofore been
wasted.
, 1922-12-21
Heart Thr0bs
Identify Man
Under Arrest

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Harry Sin
clair. arrested last night as a burg
larry suspect. has been identified by
his heart throbs.
Thinking the prisoners description
allied with that given by DR.. Henry
Ioelier. as the man who last Sunday
night. entered hi1 office ns n patient
nd beat and robbed him. police sent
or DR.. Moelier. Assisted by his son.
tlso q physician. Dr.. Moeiier ex.
rmined Sinclair with a stctheoscope
md declared tho prisoners heart boat
vas the same as that OF the mar he
sxam,ned In his Office Sunday. Bin
clair said be wa ar actor.
, 1922-12-21

according To the weekly summary Of
h institute. The daily average pro
duetion east o. the Rocky mountains
was 1.2o7.sOo barrels. az compared
with 1.1s7. $50 barrels. an increase of
1880 barrels. California production
was 10000 barrels az compared with
10000 barrels, an increase Of 10000
barrels.
No changes were reported In crude
oil prices for h major districts. mid
continent crude oil being quoted at 30
cents to $3.50 a barrel. according to
h gravity OF the oil. Pennsylvania at
50 n barrel IA Gulf coast at Sl.a5.
According to figures collected by
the American Petroleum Institute. i'm.
ports of petroleum lcrude and refined
oilsl at the principal United ports for
the week ended December ls totAlled
i.61s.5s6 barrels compared with g.
s5s.sts barrels for the week ended
December ?.
, 1922-12-21

HELENA Mont, Dec. 21.-Trans.
mission of oil from the Cat Creek
He'd to winnett during November
vas $4,000 barrels. according 20 the
report filed by the Mutual Oil COM
pany with the state public service
commission.
OF hat AMOUNT ss.2ss barrels went
t the refinery of the STANDARD on
company at whiting. Ind. Other con-
signees were Mutual Oil company.
-owley. wyo.. 27.o2b barrels: Lewis
sown OIL and Refining company.
Lewis:own. 21,6o3 barrels; Pure Oil
company, Minneapolis. 1886; AFRO
on and Refining company, Lewis.
town. 1o,seT barrels: Yale oil com
pany. Miles CITY. 1o.1so barrels; We
owna Refining company, Winnett,
5.To1 barrels: General Petroleum COM
pany. Lowell. wyo., 4,7ls barrels;
North Star OIL and Refining company
of Winnipeg. sss barrels; C. w. Hart,
H~edgesvilie. Mont. asa barrels: and
s,2To barrels put in storage at Win
nett for the Lewistown OIL and Re
filming company OF Lewistown-
, 1922-12-21
METALS

NEW YORK. Dec. p. - Copper
firm; eIectrolytic spot and nearby 14s
G14&; futures IAN.
Tin flrmer; spot and nearby ss.12;
futures as.25@5s.5o.
Iron steady; unchanged.
Lead firm: spot 7.a597.3s.
Zinc quiet: East st. Louis spot and
near by delivery 7.eo97.Io.
Anthony spot e.259s.5o.
, 1922-12-21

With the casing all run in the wei
Of the Superior Syndicate In the Shell.
don structure. cleaning out was be,
gun this morning and this job should
be completed some time tomorrow SO
that drilling in to the sand can be
resumed.
With oil steadily rising in the cas-.
ing and the. gas pressure increasing,
there Is every assurance that the well
viii be a Big producer when the sam
Is again drilled into.
, 1922-12-21

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 21.-U. 8. De-
partment OF Asriculture.SHoss re-
ceipts 14.5oo; fairly active, mostly &c
lower; spots off o early; bulk mixed
and packing grades 7.15G7.65; bulk
butchers 7.s5@s.o0; top SOS.
Cattle receipts $500; beef steers
steady to strong: best here s.s6; of
head up I HOO; bulk fed steers 700
@s.5o: all other classes generally
steady.
Sheep receipts 1000; lambs STEADY to
easier; heavies showing weakness;
bulk 1915; sheep and yeariings
nteady; yeariins top Ills; wcthers
$50: ewes 1885,. feeders weak; top
feeding lambs 14.15.
, 1922-12-21
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec al Butter lower.
creamery extras SIC; standards 4shc
extra first 4s1bohc; firsts 44g46kc;
firsts 44G4ehc: seconds 42G43c.
Eggs lower; receipts $3.50 cases;
firsts 4604sc: ordinary firsts 3s940c;
miscellaneous 44646c.
, 1922-12-21
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.-Prces Of
Wyomi2g oils at 2 p. m. today were
listed o the New York curb as fol-
ows:
Boston-wyoming 100; Tens'and II:
Glenrock 100; Merit 7%; Mountain
Producers I'm: Mutual lt%; Omar
1 1-16; Salt Creek 81.
, 1922-12-21
MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Call money
f,rner: high 6; low Az; ruling rate
Al; closing bid 8; offered at 81; last
loan 5; call loans against acceptances
4; time loans steady; mixed collateral
eo-eo AZ G5! 40 months AZ as; prime
commercial paper AZ.
, 1922-12-21
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dec. 81. = Potatoes
steady: receipts 81 cars; total United
tates shipments 452; Michigan and
Wisconsin bulk round whites s0@1.05
cwt; Minnesota and Wisconsin sacked
round whites 1906 cwt; Idaho sacked
rurals e5a1.oo cwt.
, 1922-12-21
DIVERS TRY To
LOCATE BODIES

CONTINUED from Page Onei
Certain positions on the lake have
zen : guarded for a number Of
months and tho bodies are believed TO
he resting close 10 the location out
lined unless tho slayers succeeded IN
running the gauntlet Of the guards
inc removing them.
, 1922-12-21
AND QUOTATIONS. BY LEASED WIRE
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
WELL CHOKED WITH CRUDE.

The big well of the Fargo Oil company on section 3-33-63 in
South Casper Creek which was drilled into the sand las, week has
started flowing over the casing top and oil is also coming up from
behind the casing which was placed IN the saht. making what
appears to be one of the largest producers drilled IN this territory
for some time. A conservative estimate by technical men of the
, 1922-12-21
Denver Prices

DENVER. Colo. Doc. a1-cattie
recsirts LOO: market steady TO
weak: beef steers 4.so9s.so; COWS and
hsifers 4.7s1s.oo; calves e.eoc9.oo;
stockera and feeders s.so@I.ss.
Hogs receipts 1900: market steady
TO strong: top SIS: bulk 7.so1s.io.
Sheep rsesipta 800: Inarkst steady;
Ism2s 17.6o414.25; ewes 4oeGs.7S:
feeder lambs 12.oc11t.20.
, 1922-12-21

rw YORK, Dec. 31-Furthsr "
-,,i.r4ty took place at tho opeA.
~ ,oday'a stock market VITA
-. .nd losses about evenly oINloeu.
-. ro,uro OF the trading indicates
-, /, was largely q professional a.
s.,r With comparatively lite ouu
Da-tielphtion. California Feu
l--t,nued It's rise TO higher srouho
Ss-at,. CANALS OF the Pan-Amerieeh
- Nexioan Petroleum compAthes
,hat they were negotiating ior so
SNr.-,v Pan-AmericAn Issues niso
ononed fractionaliy higher. MOE. %
,ba railroad shares were inoluneu 70
-. fractional losses being recorHeu
n chesapeake and Ohio DeiaWNis
"a Hudson, Northern Pacific. SCUM
.n Pacific and Unicn PACING -.
h,rh Vat,cy. ho-ever. moved UP -
no,n,s. Allied Chemical. Nationei
Iead and Pond Greek Coal were mou'
.rafe,y strong. Marine preferred con
t,nued under pressure In firthF re
nectiou OF speculative uncertainty re
-srd,rr the directors dividend action
n, today's meeting. Utah Copper also
was weak. Foreign exchanges opened
firm. ,
The market lacked q definite treno
during most of the morning. keac
t,onary tendencies Were manifest IN
the equipment. steel. food and chem
,oal shares. while the high priced OILS
ana public utilities were bought At
rising prices. Mexican Petroleum
yvas tho spectacular feature. opening
At 4 points higher at 262 and Their al
vanctnR in successive sales to 26s' 2IS'
oso. 2sS. 2ss and 2po, h highest price
~ has ever reached. Pond Creek Coal
scared Al points to q new top price
for the year and gains Of . to 4h
point were scored by Fisher Body
rridewater OIL. Moo'worth, California
Petroleum. and Pacific Gas n cleo
tr,c. the last named responding to an
increase a.. the dividend rate. Jer'
sey Central. Houston Oil, United
Fruit. Della ware and Hudson and
American Car were conspicuously
weak. The whole list strengthened
around moor in response to n buying
demonstration in the coal shares.
Baldwin raliyinE 2 points. Call money
opened Mt Az per cent
The extraordinary rise in Mexican
Petroleum. the price touching s22 in
the early afternoon. an overnight
ga,n OF "a points. stimulated the en-
tire oil group and Indirectly strength
ened the general u Of industrial
shares. Pan-American A n B. Cen
eral Asphalt common N preferred.
Associated Oil. Royal Dutch. Sinclair.
Cosden and Pacific on advanced from
i to 80 points. Marine preferred sud
denly climbed 2% n there was n
heavy absorption OF the tobaccos
which improved IL to 2 points. Kelly
Springfield, Texas Gulf Sulphur. In
ternationni Paper. and Van Raalte
silk were also bid up strongly.
The closing was strong. Prices con-
finued their upward course in the late
dealings in response to fresh buying
of high grade railroad n equipment
shares. Union Pacific. Southern Pa
cific. Reading. Chicago and North
western. New York Central and Bald
win rising one to three points.
, 1922-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Gross do
mest;c pipe lire and tank farm crude
oil stocks IN the United States in.
creased $4,000 barrels IN the month
of November. according TO figures
complied by the American Petroleum
Institute. East OF the Rockies there
was a decrease Of sss 900 barrels and
in California an increase Of 1.1e1. 900
barrels. making q net increass of 1885,
600 barrels.
The daily average gross crude oil
production Of the United 5tates in
creased z4.sso barrels Tor the week
ending December 1s. totaring 1888.
500 barrels. as compared with 1851,
$50 barTeis Tor the preceding week
, 1922-12-21

DULUTH. MINI. Doc. 71@Clos;ng
sash prices. Tax ICED December z.ss.
January z.sois bid: Nay 7.A4 asked:
July z.4o bth
, 1922-12-21

Chairman Doheny of Pan American
ana Mexican Petroleum denies the re-
port that tho companies are negotiat-
Ing for the absorption Of California
Petroleum.
, 1922-12-21
SILVER

NEW YORK. Dec. e1.-Foreign bar
silver sac: Mexican dollars 4sc.
, 1922-12-21

Pacific Gas has declared a quarter.
ly dividend OF $3.50 cash payable IAN.
uary Is, to stock OF record December
80. and additional stock dividend OF
two per cen payable on the same
date. This action places the common
on a 6 per cent annual basis with the
two per cent additional in stock. The
stock dividend will have OF be author
lied by the railroad commission.
, 1922-12-21

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.-wheat. No. 2
red N.3491.35: Nc. 2 hard sl.2sk9
1.2s%. Corn. No. 2 mixed T5A H7sc;
white <B641c: No. 4 white 44@s5kc.
Rye No. 2 e0Sc. Barley 72c. Tim.
othy see ss@6.75. Clover seed s169
20. Pork nominal. Lard $1,000. Ribs
slo.5o@1i.5e.
, 1922-12-21

CIR loadin5s for the week ended
penember 0. totalled s19.s2s an in,
crease Of 17s,ss7 over the same per.
cd in 1921.
, 1922-12-21

Marine directors meet today to act
on preferred dividends.
, 1922-12-21

The Following list of oil and gas
prospeotor's leases a been granted
by A. Baker Commissioners OF public
lands;
n besie Parker casper. all 1855
~.
Jos. u. Roberts Pueblo, Colo, Sk
le-4s-s4.
Marion +. wheeler, Casper, all 49,
1913
y: a. Duncan. Denver, Colo. all
ls-2S'So.
J. C Smith. Cheyenne. Wa: MEN;
N9hsEa; SNhSEh 16-40-19.
Thhomas Gibson Rock Springs. all
s6-fo-ioS-
Henry NJ. Gerrans. Buffalo, y. L.
all l6-52'ioo.
Jessie Hiyt, Big Horn. all is-2s.ss.
Walter r, Seymour & j. B. Duvali.
Alton, Wyo, all Ss-si-ilS.
Jacob j. Hale. Casper, NkNEA ;
SwANEN; NWAsEh; Eh Swk
21-aS-ss; NhNWA 22s-35-ss.
, 1922-12-21
amount o. common outstanding
against Fi4.44 in 1921. y

1t is officially denied In Paris that
the French intend to slezs the Ruhr
at once. The separations commission
viii no; make any decision as to Ger
many's payments until after the al
lied conference of January ..
, 1922-12-21
oils CLIMB IN
STOCK MARKET
Mexican Petroleum's Sensational
Rise Leads List in
Advance.

NEW YORK. Dec. AZ buSyA
,ora developed In todays stock m ,
w., ON publication OF Secretary Mel
80. predict.on OF further business
Drospsrity. additional extra diVioeho
Announcements and announcement on
,-@-usu1Iiv short yearend shut down
1000 ,n the motor industry. Oh eha
S-r-o.a shares led the advance there
being Indications OF inVesu -
,rS IN a number OF the a. roo
rters. Sales approHimAroa
nharos-
, 1922-12-21

The freight car shortage on pecem.
Der g. total 1891 cars. a
decrease OF 2i,s25 In a week
, 1922-12-21

The Prairie Pipeline company has
declared a quarterly dividend of 50
payable January 81. to stock of rec
ord December 81. This dividend will
be payable on all stock including that
to be distributed as a stock dividend.
This is equal to IS on Tbs old capital
The former dividends were SO quar-.
terly and an extra disbursement of
So. The stockholders ratified the in
crease Of 200 per cent to stock of rec
ord December At.
Cities Service for IL months ended
November 30 for common stock and
reserve amounted to $4,000. o74. equal
to s14.s2 a share on the average
, 1922-12-21

The United States, at the request
OF the trade commission headed by
German Chancellor cuno. begins ne
gotiations with France and England
for the appointment OF o. American
commission to fix the basis on which
Germany can meet the r%eparations
demands.
, 1922-12-21

Twenty industriais s7.5:. off II.
, 1922-12-21
EXPORT TRADE
BOOSTS GRAINS
Market Rallies in Final Hour
Following Weak Demand
at Opening.

CHICAGO. Dec 2I.AAetive eIpor,
business led 10 n material advance N
the wheat market today at the last.
Much OF tho foreign buying was fc
shipment for Gulf ports. The close
was strong. y TO 1he net higher.
with May ;i.25Hai.5S and July
si.14A 9i14a.
Subsequently. offerings became
scarce. and with estimates current
hat Europe had taken 1000. 900
bushels h market mored briskiy Up
grade.
CHICAGO. Dee. 21=whcat turned
downward in price today during the
early dealings after n little show Of
strength at b start. Continuation Of
yesterdays selling on the part of hold
ers acted as the principal bsarish In
fluence. Initial upturns were as
scribec TO firmness OF Liverpool quo
tntions. despite sctbaeks In price on
this side OF the Atlantic. The open
ing here, which ranged from nc de-
cline to 30 advance, with May 1.24L
to 1.24A and July i.135s to ia, was
followed by slight gains and then by a
setback all around TO below yester-
days finish.
LIBERAL receipts of corn here tended
to pull down prices OF corn and oats.
After opening \ TO &c higher. May
75is TO 7sR. tho corn market under
ven a material sag.
Later the corn market sympath-
lzed somewhat with the rise in the
value OF wheat. Corn closed unsettled.
30 net lower TO Ho advance, May
73xc.
Oats started nc off TO n like ad-
vance. and later showed loss for all
deliveries.
Provisions lacked support.