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The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
RuMoRs OF REVOLUTIONARY
FORCE NEAR Ell PAso CAUSES
ACTIVITY AT FIT. BLISS.
U. S. TROOPS ON GUARD
FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION HELD
IN READINESS FOR ALL
EMERGENCIES.
western Newspapsr Union New, ser,los.l

FL Paso.-Fort Bliss has been mobi-
lized, maintaining its "watchful wait
ing policy, after reports of an ex.
pected attack on Juarez by rebel
forces were received. Troops of the
First cavalry division at Fort Bliss
have been held in readiness for emer-
gencies. Trucks We're loaded with
emergency supplies and general air
of expectancy hangs over the post.
Soldiers laughingly declared some of
them have spent the nights in their
boots and spurs.
Only n skeleton guard has been ON
duty ut the garrison in the downtown
district of JuareZ, the remainder OF
the military force being kept on out
post duty and at the military fort a
short distance from the city.
That the northern military zone of
Mexico is now quiet with no sign of
revolutionary activity was the sub
stance of Il statement by Gen. Eugenio
Martinez, zone commander, who ar
rived in Juarez from Chihuahua re-
Gently.
THE border posts will not be
strengthened said General Martinez,
''as the present force has demonstrate
ed its ability to cope with the situa-
ton The revolutionary furry has
pissed. Leaders of the revolt have
been captured and two of the princi-
pals, Gen. Arturo Ruiz and Capt J.
l.. Perez, have been executed.
"These men went to Francisco Villa,
on his ranch at Canutillo. Villa took
them he would remain loyal to the
government. They We're arrested at
Chihuahua and escaped only to be re-
captured at station 40 kilometers
south of Chihuahua. They were exc
cuted by firing squad at 6 o'clock
several days ago" General Martinez
admitted that Rosalio Hernandez, for
mer chief of staff of villa, had re-
volted at Santa Rosalia and taken the
field with twenty-five men,. This force,
the general said, had dwindled and
Hernandez, accompanied only by
handful of men, is now on the
Coahuila border where his capture is
momentarily expected.
Declaring that rebel activities in
Mexico have been inspired by Ameri-
can interests, Gen. Elias Gales, min
lister of state in President Obregon's
cabinet, is quoted in Il dispatch re-
ceived in San Antonio recently by La
Prensa, Spanish language newspaper,
as saying that immediate executions
of rebels are necessary for the safety
of the Mexican government
Those who have been put to death,
General Gales is quoted as saying,
have been the instruments of Ameri-
can enemies of Mexico, and the Mex
lean government is in possession of
proofs of this connection.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
Police Seek Noted Faker.

New York.-Calling him the worlds
champion impersonator of interesting
people, the New York police have
Joined in the Department of Justice
search in Washington for stephen
Weinberg, whose list of distinguished
dupes include President Harding,
Princess Fatima, DIR. Adolf Lorenz,
Mayor Hylan and Harold Mccormick.
In the national capital the versatile
young imposter is wanted for accept
ing White House hospitality in the
guise of Commander Stanley Wyman,
U. S. N, official escort to the Princess
Fatima."
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
Sunday Schools Combine in Chicago.

Chicago.-The Sunday School Coun-
ell of evangelical denominations, rep
resenting the religious education in
terests of more than thirty Protestant
denominations, and the International
Sunday School Association, represent
ing every state in the United States
and nine provinces of Canada, have
unanimously voted to merge their
forces into one new organization to be
known rs the International Council of
Religious Education.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
Pin Is Removed From Girls Lung.

adelphia.-Louise f. Hoffer
stein, who was brought from Wichita,
Kansas, to have a pin removed from
her left lung, will return home a
happy girl. At Jefferson hospital the
skill of physician and the efficiency
of one of the latest devices of science
removed the pin which was travelling
toward the 10-year-old girls heart. A
broncoscope was inserted through the
mouth and forceps lowered through
the tube brought out the pin. The
lung was not injured, doctors said.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18

egg and top with spoonful of brown
sugar Place in the oven until nicely
Drowned. Serve with a roast fowl.
Cranberry Frappe.-Dissolve pint
Of sugar in one quart of water, boil
twenty minutes, add one pint of cram
berry juice and pulp put through a
sieve and freeze as usual. Serve in
Sherbet cups.
Cheese Salad. Crate American
cheese and mix with cream to the
consistency to roll into small balls; /;
add cayenne, paprika and roll into
small balls; place on head lettuce and
garnish with chopped celery and hard
cooked eggs. Use either mayonnaise
or boiled dressing.
Ginger Snaps.-Take one cupful
each of shortening, molasses. brown
sugar, two teaspoonfuls of salt, two
teaspoonfus of ginger and flour to
roll. Roll out very thin after chilling /;
use no soda or baking powder. Bake
In a moderate oven on well-floured
baking sheets.
Pop Corn Cookies.-Beat the whites
of two eggs until stiff, add one-half
cupful of finely chopped pop corn
mixed with two tablespoonfuls of but
ter, one-fourth of a teaspoonful of
salt and a teaspoonful of vanilla.
Drop by spoonfuls on buttered
sheet, one inch apart. Spread with a
spatula dipped in cold water and bake
twenty-five to thirty minutes.
Currant Pie-put two tableSpoOn-
fuls of water into a saucepan with the
grated rind and juice of lemon, one
cupful of dried currants, one-half cup
full Of sugar, one-fourth of teaspoon
fCl of salt, one-half cupful of molasses
and one and one-half cupfuls of wa
ter; bring to the boiling point and
boil five minutes. Cool and fill baked
crust. decorate with a meringue or
marshmallows and brown in the oven.
Vegetable Dinner-A good dinner
Is mashed potato, buttered onion.
beets, spinach, carrots and lima beans
well buttered. All served on the plate,
one will never mind having no meat.
The soft-ball stage of cooking is that
commonly used for pan candies. Drop
bit In cold water, and If 1t can be
gathered In the fingers into soft
ball 1t Is ready to remove. Work
quickly, or turn Off the heat, or the
sirup in the kettle will be overlooked
while yon are experimenting.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
Mine Workers Plan Strike.

indianapolis, Ind.-A wage policy of
accepting no reduction of wages for
soft coal miners and demanding in
creases for anthracite workers, backed
up by threat of nationwide strike
on April l, will be adopted by the
United Mine Workers of America con-
vention, now in session here, by an al
most unanimous vote of the delegates,
according to statement issued by
President John L. Lewis.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18

70 II kettle with one quart of cold
water with salt and pepper, one Glove
of garlic and n diced stalk of celery.
Simmer until reduced one-half. Fry
the chicken and arrange in the cas-
serole; over this put one cupful of
cooked rice, pour In the stock and
cook an hour and one-half.
Kidneys and Vermiceli.-Splita and
skin eight or ten Sleeps kidneys and
cut in slices, saving few uncut for
the top. Cook n few minutes in but
ter add two sliced onions and fry
Add tablespoonful of stock or water,
salt and pepper to taste and stew In
the casserole until tender. Place
cooked vermicelli over the top of the
dish and garnish with the whole
kidneys. Reheat and serve very hot
from the casserole.
Caulifower au Gratn.-Cook a
large caulifower until tender in boil
Ing salted water, then drain and dry.
Divide into flowerets and place In
well-buttered casserole. Cover with
well-seasoned white sauce, sprinkle
with one-half cupful of bread crumbs
and one-half cupful of cheese mixed
together and brown in hot oven.
Duck en- Casserole.-Cut one cooked
duck In pieces. Melt two tablespoon
fuls of butter and fry the duck in
1t. Sprinkle with one tablespoonful of
-four and brown. Add two cupfuls of
stock, one chopped onion, little
parsley, a bay leaf, one teaspoonful of
lemon, the same of meat extract and
currant jelly, with a few drops of
kitchen bouquet.
Buttered AppIes.-Peel, core and cut
In, eighths ten apples, arranging In a
baking dish. Add one-half cupful of
sugar or honey and one teaspoonfuI
of vanilla. Cover the top with bits of
butter, cover and bake until the ap-
pies are tender. Decorate with marsh.
mallows and brown. Serve with
cream.
" NJ IN
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18

Why should 6e Spirit of Mortal be
proud?
Like a swift dying meteor. a fast flying
cloud
Man passes from life to his death In
the grave.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18

Stuffed Sweet
Potatoes. - Bake
+ w ee t potatoes
until tender. Put
potatoes through
n ricer, add salt,
pepper, ere u m,
brown sugar II
n e e d e d, beaten
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18

watch the cook
Ing of a meal.
Chicken en- Cas-
serole.-Cut tw
chickens as for
frying, re m o v e
the meat from
the bones and
put the bones in
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
SOME MORE GOOD THINGS

Sweet potatoes and vans are de-
llclous stuffed and are easily prepared.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
OUT OF THE CASSEROLE

Casserole dishes are good for days
when one Is busy and has no time to
The Colorado statesman., 1922-02-18
The KITCHEN
GAIBlHqIE4Ho
Copyright, 1879. Western Newspaper Union

I'm quite ashamed-'tis mighty rude
To eat so much-but all's so good.
Pope.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Contracts in May
Wheat Are Settled
In Lively Trade
Market Closes at 2 Sd Cents
Net Decline to 34 Gent
Advance;C ;ChicagoReceipts
Smaller Than Expected

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Livcly but TN
spectacular trading ard price changes
to-day accompanied the final settle
ment Of contracts for May delivery Of
wheat The chief struggle between
opposing forces IN tic market appeared
70 have ended Monday.
short. covered freely to-day. but ri'h
no great difficulty 90 obtaining aii The
wheat they needed. iricea closed ifresn-
Tar Do 90. cents net decline 90 /. cent ad-
vance. ulfh Mas 9 10 fo = y and JUS
go q, cent up. oafg tsriirE from shade
decline fo = cent fo ! con' sain ana yi'-
visions unchanged fo 40 crnf7 lower.
Much rortousnesa was apapfrnf lr The
rit 90 tho opening. .rf there was brisf
period ~ rauil fluctuations in Price. \
general rueh 90 sell TOO. place during Tie
FIRST few minute owing largely IN a. sharp
decline ln Liverpool quotations. t"c"Iris
here. however fnfalnF only lfs carloads.
were much smaller fhan bad Efn"fa.lf
hrel looked fnl and fhc early aeiif~r
airo ~ "a good deal iefs volume fhan many
had erucrted Then. foo. shorts began
without delay thoif etrnlrE-lp opera ilohH
for tire month erd. pn Toe oin'f hANH'
t.faf.d holders continued fn Offer oh q
liberal scale. thoagh feira.nins from any
display - urE~r~r.
In the last few minutes sellers were N
decided majority. and fhe price oi May
.,raa falling somewhat swiftly. After the
cIose additional deliveries on Msy cor.
frec'a took place. argrrEailng 10y .e'
bushels ard maalng tho laf'H total l.h"t.-
6o0 h,she,r Milling and export demand
for wheat gave signs % Improvement io-
aav. blf owing fo temporary congestion
on elevator facilities here fhipl"rH "p-
peared reluctant Co maac immediate en-
Wet cool weather helped io give hrm-
ness ID frc market for corn and oats ff@-
visions were easy. in iine Win hos pioa'
ucff
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Steel Trade Conditions
Increasingly Favorable

ngieel trade conditions are inoroas.
inglv favorable" "Thc Iron Age' VOL
say today I'm part "Ou'put BE- vel
maintained m an average for Mo IN
dustrv somewhat over 70 per cent
New buying. while not 80 active ln
some lines. is sufficient 10 keep prices
firm. with here and there an advance
chiefly on early deliveries.
"Thc 10 per cent reduction m ireiRht
rates was % disappointment Tor when
there is partial compensation 10 't''i
manufacturer in the fact that the ran !.
road wage reduction just made ana
those expected will leave tho railfonds
with as great buying power a. ~ pros
cni. perhaps more.
some holding up ~ shipments is
looked for, seeing that the reduced
freighis are made effective Jolly ].
There rs more Of this in pig iron tnan
In finished material. The iron ore
trade In particular will feel this. in
view of rs short lake season, and a
movement is on. with promise oi sue
cess. 10 have the ore freight reductions
apply from June lO'
"Thc Iron Trade Review will say
in part. Buying is going along m
good volume IN iron and steel, but de-
forrcd deliveries arc having a tendency
10 hold new tonnage in check. fro-
duccrs are exhibiting moro caution in
adding 10 their obligations, with the
fuel situation. More urgent demands
for coke arc appearing. as The coal
strike drags on and conditions in the
Conncllsyillc region show slow i'm
provomont This is accountable mainly
10 the efforts Of various producers 70
get fuel 20 start idle blast furnaces
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Cotton Weakens
Under Realizing
After Advancing
Feature of Market Is Liqui-
dation for u. 5. Crop Re-
port; Close Is Easy ai Net
Decline of % To 81 Points

An opening advance met good deal
Of realizing In the cotton market To-
day, and prices weakened In consc-
Quencc. October contracts sold OF
from 2O7O 10 202bc and closed NJ the
lowest, with the general market closing
easy at net decline Of % 20 80 points.
one ~ tho feafurer of tho day was ~"
relatively FIRM ruling n July In pfacticailj
ail markets This Was attributed 20 COW
rrlnr ~ hedges or their franffercnce hr
tho trade from July 90 later months. anl
A. one time July contracts here foid Do
20 80 points above October tn" dinef-
ence narrowed somewhat later. July clos
INK only 90 points over tho early faI
month compared with The difference oi =
points A. the close on Monday. 'ih"fN -"
tho main trading feature was aald f0 BE- No
liquidation - scattering LONG account. Tor
over tho government crop Report fthfh
uled for publication a. noon on ffihHts
Liverpool said ihe edeanc" ihef. was
due 20 y better spot demand and favor
able trade ln Manchester Reports rom
the domestic goods market showed ~"
special change. but Worth Hfffrt Hhfl'rf
said there had been very good huaih,f 2.
there during the day. particularly IN print
cloths. and New England reports prospects
for an early settlement ~ labor troubles
Tho weather was unsettled 10 mo Sppih
over tho holiday with rains or fhoWerF at
many u0lrfs mostly ln tho Eastern hff
couthe~n -pof markets rs officially report
ID were 30 points lower 20 80 points hifh
er mostly unchanged % ,s points i..'
with n moderate volume ~ huflnrfF slir
fffnQ quotations in tho South now rank
80, i4ssc a. Montgomery up 10 about
20 s0r at Houston and 20 foc OF 1alFesi"h
compared with 2os5c. the closing pric" o'
July contracts IN Scw YORK.
The local market for spot cotton va
oulei ana 30 points lower 80 -l -Nc i't
mlddiing so saiea were reported.
Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

Tn. ,ouowing petitions IN bankruptcy
were aied yesterday in tho United states
D''',isii 's''k,iRsiinSRGEAy STEAMSHIP CO. L,d-in-
'oRt1R,Rr.1F- sroRES 80 involuntary, its'
Rway' ladies' apparel. liabilities '.'''oV
ISAAC ssJASpLER-invoiuniary. ia2
DAISY A EfMENDORF - Noigni,asry
housewife. ges " fist e. ilao"''''s'
49, '.i,rFPEi-ND - voluntary: SIS
an az and az ". f2d ST.. liabilities
'iosEpu Voluntary: iot "
iisih ~ dress designer "aoiif's'
assets. Ii7i.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following rrceiyers IN eanNT,.np,,,eg
f,onard R Z.lsier Or knieH,fooaEi..hr ,,.i.h
sef service frc, i05 W tpih r. "''"
bond OF $4,000
schedules In bankruptcy
IN. following schedules 10 oanNrnp,ey
,v,," ai.d vssferday On tho United states
DOSE 'iiosEpH 'PALzER. dress designer. io'
IS ilsih - Liabilities f.''i'' "'''''
MARIE GurFREuNp. SIS s,h AZ. AZ and and
~ " va -, Liabilities "'''-' no
assets ......,.,,r ho,se,ri,.
DAISY 4 EJMENDohf
90 ". 7ist 81 Liabhiiles' si-'''''
JoSEPH WERsCONiTI, iis r. ilp'N s'
rtsbiities $1,000. assets. N,hf''
Assignments
joseph sprung iohber In ladies' EsisI. Ts.s,s.
a. rrosaway. assigned 20 sathn'l Nos'"
berg. sos broadway. So, ...,,s.r,n-ir-
= .aiiir@ pr,nfors' and nthogfap aphe,
49, 49, r,., Houston -. assigned ior thf
beneat n creditors 60 EDWIN N''"o''"'
OF ,.,a,.fs. f.' ,virkner. dealing In women
49, a. 10 West gath st. ass,sn.a 70. ,"'
h,,.e, n, rr.ditors 90 Martin Wein'fauo'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Securities at Auction

$40 shares San Teimo cigar Man1fae'lrirt
rorrary class ~ frlsf c-fti. c,...
500 each. l0f .s..sst t.stf ~ ~
a,f .hares San Teimo cigar Asnufac. .fNf
rompary class ~ trust refii. a.-.
100 each. iof ..tt $500 ,..-s.f...
900 shares San Telmo cigar Nanltt.. lfirt
ror.rsrr class "A frlst rf.fi. IT,.
500 each. iot ..tt..t.ttt D.. ... lt'' w
frl 900 Ouaraquu 4 quito haNFa. ~
fs5 shares Bank q America. A.
each per snare ..--.-' ',,..f ~.
fci shares Battery PARK Ha'ionh s.
~ i. 800 each. per share .,'f
shares Cosmopolitan Bank or y = ~
each. Itf share ...t .., .. 49,. 4. - .. '
90 shares A-h Removals Patent cofpof...
ZION. so each per iot ,.t-. -.
per share ...s.st.f .t..ttt ~
90 shares Alfred ioenss1n company 90,
30 shares Aired Joensson Company ,,o.I-
t,, s-i zoo shares YORK Metal ard Ai.oy
Company l0f .tf.-..... ..tt. . .-f- y
700 shares Yucca Tungsten compan,
Is shares Yucca Tungsten company iot !,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Standard Oils
independent Oils
PROPOSALS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPART MESI.
Washington. ID. c.. May o. 1922.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
hy fhc General supply Committee. wash
ing,on ID q una5 1aIo oe,o's p n a.t,io1, Mion1,
opened for furnishing. during the fiscal
year beginning July J. 1922. and ending
juno 30. 1923 automobile tires and tubes
as described in the Specifications and Pro
posais for Class e, for use by the EVccu-
tive Departments and Other Establish
renfs Of the Government IN Washington.
d. c. and Tor direct delivery ln accord
ance with paragraph 70 Of Form a Pro
posals must be executed in accordance
with Instructions and on blanks which
viii he furnished upon application 20 tho
General supply Committee. Auditors
Building Fourteenth and streets. $. W.
Washington. j. G..
A W MELLON.
Secretary % tho Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Stock Exchange Lisiings

Now listings announced by The
stock Exchange yesterday include
10000 additional shares % common
stock Of the Hydraulic Steel Com
many; permanent engraved inter-
changeable certificates FOR 10000
shares class ~ common stock. with
on. par value. Of the Piggy Niggy
stores. Inc: $1,000 900 additional first
mortgage . per cent bonds OF The Va
tional Tube Company, si.OO0OOO addi-
tional first mortgage . per cent bonds
Of tho Indiana Steel Company; S5o,-
100000 certificate Of deposit OF the
Equitable Trust Company, represent.
ing 100000 shares OF capital stock OF
the Manhattan Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Car Ioadings Increase

Loading ~ revenue freight dBrirv
tho week ended May 20 fofaled 7124H
GERS. compared with 577,359 during m,
preceding week, or an increase q
i5.IOO cars. according % reports juu
received by the car service division
NJ the American Railway hssoc.a'Ion.
Increases boz tho loading of ali rom.
moditics were reported with t6, eg.
ccDtion of livestock Coal landing,
amounted 70 ~ ,967 cars, gain n
2.707. Coke loadings totaled 1885 cara.
522 moro than were loaded ln M,
previous week Compared BY district,
increases in tho loading ~ all CON.
moditics were reported in Oh errsp,
the Southern district, where sllgs'
loss VAS shown.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Pacific Gas * Electric
Shows S8.3t on Common

The annual report of the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company FOR the year
ended December 81 last shows a sur
plus Of $4,000 230. after taxes and
charges, equivalent, after preferred
dividends. % S834 a share on the S3i,-
0OI 058 common stock. This compared
with $500 share earned in tho pre-
ccdng year
Net income for the four months
ended April 30. shown IN supple
mental statement, amounted 90 S5,i27,-
500. an increase over the correspond
ing period year ago of S53o,355.
Gross revenue Tor tho period was Sl3,-
032,9s6, an increase Of $2i706i.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Prices Irregular
After Early Gain
In Curb Trading
Standard Oil Shares Again
Attract Attention With
Sharp Advances; Profit
Taking in Some Stocks

Standard oil shares again attracted
attention in active dealings on the curb
market yesterday. Sharp gains carly
In the day were followed by irregular
itv AZ the close on profit taking.
Standard OIL OF Kentucky crossed
100 with an advance of more than
point 20 a new high. Standard OF IN
diana showed n slight setback AZ inc
close. Vacuum oil gained points; ~.
terrational Petroleum was slightly
lover. Mexican Seaboard held steady.
Cleveland Motor dropped BACK neariy
point, while Hudson Motor he.u
steady Southern Coal & Iron was nc
- ssair on tho announcement OF the
conclusion Of negotiations for owner
-, 81 nroperiics heretofore under
lease Mother Lode was steady.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

% rolnfs lower AZ % 90c. sales -.-ah oal"a
New Orleans. steady. unchanged ~ ~ ''.
s.fss sos bales Mobile nominal Hn
changed a. zoe. sales. nil Safann.h gN.'-'
.r r0infs lower at 30 CSC. sales. % bales
NoFfolf Quiei 60 points lower NJ - .Nc
sales - bales Augusta steady. Z. roinit
lower a. 20 t0c. sales. g. bales Mfmpnta
steady. unchanged 80 90 tor. sales. 900
haies 81 Louis steady in points higAr-
~ .n zoo. sales. r|i Houston siral}. -
rafrfs lower 90 10 soc. sales. aii halfs
. f~ Rock .feadt. unchanged Ff goo.
sales go hafea Dallas steady. 20 points
love- Or eocor. sales. ..1f bales Mont
.con..r. frn ]. points lower 20 it $50.
f.ae~ - effdr. sales l.s bales
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

a3i75c; standard. 807503i.75e. All
90 per cent, 3050n Bic, with sales 4;
25 tons spot Straits ~ 3i62hc. O..
per steady. standard spot, June az
July. 13.12ihM i362i5c. elecirolys,.
spot. June and July. i350n ifc III
firm: Now York spot. 5GOc bid. al
East S. Louis, 5.40c bid Zine sissdy
New York spot. 5GOc. East St Logf
5.20n b.30c. The American Smsitl,,
and Refining Company advanced i,,
price of lead from 5.50c 20 $3.50 Ne,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Strike Slock From List

Governors OF The stock Exchange
Yesterday voted 90 strike from the
trading list the shares Of Castor, vii
liam & Wiemorc. Inc, as the result
Of the refusal OF the Guaranty Trust
Company, transfer agent for the stock
10 continue 20 act IN that capacity.
The company, which was organized
during the war boom period and en-
loved short period Of prosperity, is
now IN rcceivership and it is stated has
no funds on hand 20 pay tho Guaranty
Trust Company the small amount re-
au.red by the transfcrance Of its
abaree
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Prices advance IN re-
0ners' iisf prices coupled with higher
urlces for -aw sugar was again rejected
in tho futures market which opened J
10 points higher on demand from sugar
houses the bulge carf'ng Deccmh'f y"
nfr ana Mach % a00c Probably some
of th~ demand ~ least was hedging
against sales ~ actual sugar The mar
ket closed % { points net higher. ~ith
moderate realizing A. tho hcst point %.
the day hy scattered longs The range oi
prlres.