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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24

VCESKE SIM SOKOL MA CLARK
WHzEzz9zz Eas5 R.zzzV 10 V1RSzRH zztz
vcera zapocal, dnes Ultra pokracuje a sice:
DNES V SOBOTU:
"a. kvetna zacatek We hodny odpoledne.
a,4iv
SD.
Zasazeni pametni desky ma novostavbe skoly
l. Zahajeni slavnosti pfeds. Patr. p. Vac. Pfechem
g Hymny Zpev skolnich ditek.
g. Prednes 'diku vsem pracovnikIm "a postaveni
move skolni budovy.
a. Slavnostni rec pfednese ucitel p. JOS. Valasek.
s. Ulozeni panetnich listin zasazenf desky
g. Zdravice zastupcu zastupkyn spolki - Zapis
do pametni knihy.
T. Zaverecni rec prednese p. FIR Saklyd.
: g. Hudba, = Sdrlzeni Ceskych Hudebniki
v NEDELI
25 kvetna Zacatek We hod. odpoedne.
NARODNf RADOvANKY.
PROGRAM:
l. Hudba. - Sokolska kapela
2. Zahajeni '.Radovanek' predsedou Riditelstva
br. Ant. Mlazovskym
3. Zdravice malych zastupcu ;patrenatnich spolki
A. Slavnostni rec prednese pred. Patr br V. Prech
5. Zpev, prednese trio = pi. Vokounova, pi Ste
chova pi. Hovorkova.
6. Cviceni dorostenek dorostenci Sokola Nova
Vast
Z. Zpev - prednese hoch Kare Dvofak.
8. Tanecek ditek manzelI Trejbalovych.
Tomsik Barbora Krejci.
8. Zpev ST. Violy Konrdove.
10. Aktovku sehraje Dram. Odb Sok. Nova Vast
II. Zaverecni rec mistopred Patronatu p. j. Krale.
Zveme timto vsechny Ct krajany celeho Clevelan-
du navsteve tohoto bazarniho zabavniho podniku
s ujistenim, ze Sc dostane kazdemu prijemneho po-
bavenf vytecneho obcerstveni.
PORADATELSTVO.
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about the coronst. But what could a
policeman say if a hatless man, in the
middle of the road, told him that a
girl who wasn't there bad got hold Of
{ baby with a coronet on its clothes,
,aby that wasn't there either? He'd
e certain 10 think me drunk. So, at
>.Inpting all the dignity a man can
ichisve when he has lost his hat.
-~aIked away to Elgin Ave, pretending
he busy.
got home somehow, a little later,
fortunately in another taxi, so that
did not recover my hat. l had cold
-&th, as a result of which felt much
hotter, and more confused when I got
'-1ko bed. I found myself unable to
sleep. All the little incidents of that
night crowded upon me: the girls con-
N=zed references to her father and her
stepmother, the fact that she was liv-
ing alone and yet took her sister ;
oaby to live with her when she could
cave il where she had found it. the
obvious commences of her voice, and
IS contrast with the baby's beautiful
clothing, her nervous excitement, her
tate almost of palsy, as if she had
oeen frightened, or was hunted, when
she came back with the child her rapid
flight. the blackness into which she
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

The South Bend city council has
adopted an ordinance prohibiting any
one from parking autos on the street
between and 5 a. m. The ordinance
is intended to break up the practice
of using the street as a garage.
Mistaking poison tablets for candy,
the 3-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lane, Warsaw, fed them to his
baby brother. The child will recover.
KendxIville Elks are building a new
temple. Contract has been awarded
at a bid of $40,61
Indiana University will celebrate
Foundation day. Jan. %. This is
the schools 104th anniversary.
A city and countrywide campaign
against public dances and Sunday
movies has been launched by Evangel-
list G. A Klein. conducting services
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changed some remarks with per
son 2"
Il didn't say she exchanged re
marks. 1 said that I thought ]
saw ="
Pardon me. You saw, or you did
not see. Which was it?"
II think 1 saw"
Very well. We will omit that fact
for the moment. You then say that
the young person came out, carrying
an infant which she had not brought
into this establishment. DO I under
stand you rightly?"
Quite
And what may I ask, were your
motives in assisting this apparently
disgraceful proceedings?"
We'll, you see, was standing out
side the Chippenham
What is the Chippenham?"
"a public house"
II understand. Yes. Please pro-
coed. You say that as you were com
! ing out a public house >"
II was not coming out OF a public
house. Besides, it was after closing
time"
II am not aware of closing time.
Please proceed"
1.-THE girl was in a great state Of
excitement and told me she had to
fetch a baby for her sister and
that . :"
you have told me all this before,
but your motives are still obscure,
Mr.. ..
HOh, never mind my motives. 1
expect was fool. But what want
you to understand is that a baby has
been kidnapped from this place and
that | want to make sure that it's all
right
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

at the Shelbyville West st. M L
Church.
Farm land is still bringing low
prices. The Bernes farm Of eighty-two
acres, recognized as one of the best in
Jay County, sold for $5,O25.
Prominent Jews from all parts OF
Indiana are expected to attend the an
nual meeting of the Indiana State As
ISOLATION of the B'Nai Birth lodges
Of the State at Muncie, Jan. 10.
AS long as they stay in Crawfords'
vile, Mayor Berry says all motorists
will be immune from arrests if they
do not obtain 1924 licence plates until
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Though it was so early. the door
was opened by a parlormaid, already
magnificent in ruched cap and frilled
apron. Vaguely 1 noted the size and
appalling ugliness Of the furniture Of
the hall; the fame of Mrs. Colds Nurs.
ing Home extended back to the youth
OF Queen Victoria: it maintained It's
traditions.
Can I see Mrs. Gold?" 1 said.
Mrs. Gold?" sid the parlormaid,
IN a tone of amazement
Yes. It's very important"
You want to see Mrs. Gold, sir?"
repeated the parlormaid. this time
conveying that wished to see the
Empress Of China. I'm afraid that's
impossible. SIR
But 1 tell you I must see her.
It's very important; it's very
urgent
Tin sorry, sir. But the chair
man, l mean Mrs. Gold. can be seen
only every other Friday, between
three and four. Perhaps you would
like to see the matron, sir?"
Eyes, yes. III see anybody you like
who's in charge
I was ushared into a small room
entirely filled with large tables, side.
boards and armchairs, 1910 style,
papered in 1910. extensively, and
never repapered since. There I
waited for an awful quarter of an
hour, at the end Of which page,
covered with buttons, took me to
another room, where, behind y
colossal desk, sat an equally colossal
woman, upholstered in black silk,
and hung with the kind of gold
chain that provincial mayors affect
What can I do fer your" said
the lofty creature.
well, you see -
"One moment. May I ask your
name?
gave it, and began again, but was
interrupted: "One moment. Your
address, II you please. Thank you
She joined her finger tips. well,
what can I do for your"
was silent for a moment; the di.
mansions of the scenery daunted me;
besides, I don't know how it. hap
pened, but the room felt cold; I had
not experienced GOODNESS anywhere
for week. How, in the midst of
these stupendosities. in this temple of
responsibility. I was going to explain
that the shrine had been violated iii
the night, I really did not know. At
last, forcing my palsied tongue, I
told my story hurriedly and with com.
plete indifference. while the matron
kept Apon me an obeervant. apprais-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18
BEGIN HERE TODAY

A novelist, seeking nocturnal sdven-
ture. waits for a taxi in the Padding
ton Recreation Ground. London. He
notices Q girl who seems to be waiting
for the midnight omnibus and offers to
give her lift in his taxi and the girl
accepts his offer. She informs him that
her sister is sick in a hospital and that
sr1e Is on her way to fetch her sisters
baby from her sisters home to hers.
The cab stops in poor part of Lon
don and the girl disappears through a
doorway and returns carrying baby.
Arriving at point in Elgin Avenue, the
girl leaves the cab and as she alights
her escort notices an deliberately worked
ecNt-Of-arms on the baby's coat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

lumbago follows a
gentle rubbing with
st. Jacobs Oil.
Rub this sooth-
ing. penetrating oil
right on your chest
and like magic re-
lief comes. st. ia
cobs Oil is a harm
less liniment which
quickly br e a K 8
chest colds, soothes
the Inflammation of
sore throat and
breaks up the con-
gestion that causes
pain. 1t never dis
appoints and does
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

woman. distracted an infant from this
establishment
Yes"
You tell me that the young wo-
man went upstairs after having ex-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Continued illness of Walter
Altman, Greater of the 'Deings
of the Duffs,' necessitates sus-
pension of his comic strip. ALL
man jumped back into harness
too soon after recent illness,
and, as a result, has not fully
regained his health. Pending
complete recovery, The Duffs
win not appear on this page.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

~ HAD altogether lost track of
her. After a moment, police
! man who was standing by a
gate, considered me with a suspicious
air. had raveled my hair, so that it
stood on end. The policeman was still
watching me with interest. 1t was OBJ
Wous that could not stay in the
middle of the road like this unless
wanted him to think me drunk For
a moment thought would tell him
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

case. Mot dangerous" When had
finished she recited my story to me
in an incredulous tone: $50 far as
l understand, you tell me that last
night you, in company with a young
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Hurry, Mother! Even constipated,
bilious, feverish, or sick, collie Babies
and Children. love to take genuine
California Fig Syrup" No other
axative regulates the tender little
bowels so nicely. 1t sweetens the
stomach and starts the liver and bow
els without gripping. Contains no mar
cotics or soothing drugs. Say Cali
fornia" to your druggist and avoid
counterfeits. Insist upon genuine
California Fig Syrup" which con-
tains Acknowledgement.
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RUB CHEST COLDS
AWAY: STOP PAINS

Pain and congestion is gone Quick
iy?-Yes, Almost instant relief from
chest colds. sore throat hackache
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

not burn the skin.
Get a S5 cent bottle Of ST. Jacobs
on at any drug store. It has been
recommended for SIS years.--Adver-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Fire alarms are to be installed in
South Bend schools. The board of ed
ucation has asked Fire Chief Siebel to
recommend suitable systems.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

the Supreme Court decides on the con
stitutionality of the 1928 license law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

The Paramount Academy, a Friends
school. near Marion has been sold to
the Paramount public school system
for approximately $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Wholesale burglars are operating
near Kendalville. They backed a truck
up to Samuel Harris home and drove
away with furniture, bedding, dishes,
sewing machine and a photograph.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18

Mayor Horne of Anderson has an
nounced that public golf links are to
be constructed on the Beacher farm.
north of the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-18
ct Your Doctor and Yourself : Get the Genuine!

only the genuine Phillips.
25-cent bottles, also large size. cor-
tain directions and uses--any drug
observation-disclosures
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at the shelbyvine West st. M, E
Evening star., 1924-01-29
PRICES OF COTTON "
in EARLY ADVANCE
Settlement of British Rail Strike
Active Factor in Trading in
United States Markets. 49,,
BY the Associated PRESS.

BY the Associated Press. -
NEW YORK January 2s.-The cot
ton market opened arm. at an advance
Of 16 to % points; today on the re-
ported settleme Mt Of the British rail-
road strike and relatively Arm Liver
pool cables May sold up to 1866 and
July to ,s2:sss on; covering, Liverpool
and comm tsstun house .bnyink, but at
these figures met considerable realiz :
ing and southern selling. Prices
selling back 70 50. so. and july TO .26,
then steadfed Up again on: a conttnu-
alton Of the early buying. Liverpool
reported largersspot sales today and
private; cables said that Manchester
reports were better. :.-%s:. -. .
.. New Orleans Market Active.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2s.-The
settlement of the British ran strike
WAS the main Influence in the col, =,
ton market tn the early trading to-
favorable the news. Of IT. was received
rather calmly. In. the hrst half hour
prices were advanced 10 to 25 points
to 33.4O for March and 27.5f for sOc-
tober. The demand fer contracts ap-
peared to be somewhat restricted by
private reports. of further recessions
goods in second hands.
: -: Noon Bids -on-Cotton. = --<s.-
NEW xoRK 7s5 January y. g,as ass-ces.aHn s,ssaH
March. 1906: May, .Sa:3t:'Sufy. ssAos i;
October, 2Zs6; December sESt. =
: NEW ORLEANS. January 2s.1ot-
s3.ea; May, 327s; July, 1886; October,
27.2e, December 1856.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
ubERT|ES.tEADERS.
.::.-INBo|N||D.MARKET' i +: i !
Heavy Buying Of Government
Obligations. influenced >! by !
:. Easy Money Rates:
ny. GEORGE r. HUGHES,

Special Dispatch TO TAs Star. .%ss-:..,..
NEW YORK, January 29.-Strength
and activity In liberties waa tho fea-,
lture of ,today'st bond Market Under
the influence OF eAsy money buying
Of ali the United states~ government
loans continued on a large scale ana
at advancing prices >,
The TrAasury 4As made "a new
high since they, were first issued and
there were large transactions in the
second and In the fourth 4h liberties.
Be1i BoHds stnl Active.
Meanwhile the general market was
firm but quiet while absorption of
the new, Southern Bell Telephone 5s
went on. Selling on a when issued"
basis the new bonds were: quoted at.
allotment was. stated to be well under
20 per cent OF subscription. Outstand-
ing telephone bonds were. all firm to-
day. -
tations, but bonds Of the grade OF
New York Central SIS were In good
demand.
The, market for, investment issues
rating tdst below the, beet was also
eral Is. for instance. made new
high, and there was noteworthy
strength in Rock Island Refunding As.
Selling at 78-roday, the Yield for the
last-named Is more than Z per cent.
The explanation. for this high return
Is to be found partly in the compare
lively poor showing OF the Rock Is--
land and partly in this markets neg
lect OF intermediate maturities.
Speculative Rails steaA2. :;
Speculative rails were nostIy
steady. fractions held around Mon.
days closing. prices. Sugar bonds
were strong. Cuba Cane So sold above
50. Industrials were irregular. Pierce.
Oil S. broke rather sharply. The Nir,@
gipia Carolina issues continued heavy.
! In foreign bonds, French issues dis
played firr1er tone than in a Jong
time, Jugo;slav IS were steady
around 81.
So far the quotation for the bond
has failed to reflect the improved po-
iitical conditions in southeastern
Europe, Eairly heavy. trading contin,
ued in Japanese ;fssues. but without
much change in price.
New financing TN large volume is
in prospect. 1t includes the expected
Japane Sc loan and the refunding op-
GRAFTON necessary to meet the Balti-
more and Ohio nlaturities in 1928. To-
days offerings included: st, ,600. 900 In
Yellow Manufacturing Acceptance
Corporation 6H per cent notes matur.
ingTin 1894 at ss1s.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
RAIL LINES GIVING
BEST SERVICE EVER
Southern Pacific Head Sees Redur-
i. tion in Costs Only Through .
Cut in Taxes.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


SAN FRANCISCO, January as.--
William Sproule, president of the
Southern Pacific railroad. speaking
today before the western conference
of the Chamber Of Commerce of the
United States, said there never was
q time when the railroads gave such
good service or handled so much
business for the public as in the last
year. He declared the carriers not
only weEe-functioning- -fuuy,-but at a
smaller increase over pre-war- prices
than had taken place in the costs of
everything entering into the cost of
transportation. -
I'VE look for Improvement" ne
added. THAT Improvement is coming
through better knowledge by the
public of what the railroad business
Is and its intimate relation. to public
welfare. = In general, 1t can be-
said railroad costs can come down
only as living costs coma down: but
there remains one direction in which
railroad costs can come down.. and
that Is In the item of taxes.
Reduction in taxes would not be
panacea, but it is one. step in which
every one who buys freights or fares
has an interest" s-- So, -,a
Evening star., 1924-01-29
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK
-RALTIMORE. Jal

BALTIMORE. January 2s.-Live stock
1eSSra eSSattie@Receipts yesterday were
1.soo head; 1a1 carloads 10 ios markH, wsts
strong s tone; no high-grade kinds on
market; COWS In plentiful supply supp
choice. e.oOas.50: good butcher. s.ooa
$50; medium, ssssais: nbciss 40oa7.eo e0%neo
fair to good, 6.00a6.75;> common to
medium; s5oa5:S 5 soo, ss5is; skas 90: ohsiGs So%
mon TO medium. 3.25a4.00. Cows
choice, 5.o0a5.5o; fair to good. A.2Sa
AIS; common to medium. 2.00a3.76.
Sheep and lambs-Receipta yester-
day were $500 head; light supply.
market steady; sheep, 3.ooa7so:
Hogs - Receipts yesterday were
e.7Ss head: good supply: market
steady to strong; lights. 500; heavy.
$50; medium, S.30a8.35; pigs, 6.6oa
726; roughs. 4.00a6.40.
Calves-Receipts yesterday were
7aDs., head; -. good supply. market
@sAdy: catTestska9a44.eo :-i-'--. <sr-s...S
Evening star., 1924-01-29
DRY. GOODS VERY DULL

NEW YORK; January s29 (Special)..
Cotton goods nlarkets,Twere very:
quiet today. both II fray goods ana /
sHeetfngs:. Quotations; in some cases
were quoted at l0c for 50 by. 50. a. Y Q
reduction, and .12c for IS by ~. Mon- !
days figure. Renewed activity WAS !
reported In tho raw silk markets.
II Yokohama. but trading CONTINUED
dull here, with prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. January 80 Omitted
States Department of. .:Agriculture).-
Hogs. receipts, 54 900 head; slow. 10
cents higher; good and choice, ESQ to
800 pound butchers. 7:15a7 30. top,
7.25; better grades, 170 to: 2t0 pound
averages, 7.0oa1.tp: desirable $50 to
-1S0 pound averages. 6.75aB.95: few
packing sows, 6.40a6:50: killing pigs.
slow: strong weights. 5.25a5.5O; few
.Cattle--Receipts. 5000 head, strong
to rs cents higher: fed steers, 7.7Ba
ss7S; few. 1o.0oaIo.25; top handy
weight steers, 11.25: beef aheifers, $50
a7.oO: some, 7.5oas.25; most fat cows,
k50as.2biS bulls, strong to. IS cents
higher: fed heavy holognas. 5.35 and
above: sausage bulls, 4.S6a5.26s veal
ers. uneven: shippers, paying upward
to 1880 and: above; packers taking
bulk at 11.5eat2.oo; trade mostly Is
cents hjGher; stockers and feeders.
/. sheep-Receipts. 1900; active;
steady: kht wooled Isnabs,-13b0ai4.o0;
choice ySariing wethers. :12.i0s choice
fat ewes; $685.. medium. 600; ctAfs.
downward to- -s.69". feedinT lambs,
1900. - -. r. =; :. .-sys---.s-
Evening star., 1924-01-29
CLOSE IS 1RREauLAR.
.Home Recovery to Reactions-Sa1es
7 Total 1,1oo,0 900 Shares.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associat ted Press.
= NEW YORK, January 2s.--stock
prices developed considerable irregu-
Iarity In today's early dealings, but
swung upward toward the close un-
der the leadership Of American Can.
which established a new. high record
for all time. Sharp reactions took
place in a number. Of the high-priced
industrial issues, but many Of them
made good recovery later. Sales Ap-
proximated 100000 shares. .,,... :.
/ The closing was Irregular. Buoy
ancy of American Can, which crossed
1Ie. induced extensive short cover
ing In the late dealings. with sharp
recoveries taking place IN Corn
prodncts the Pan-American issues,
II 8 Alcohol and Pacific OIL.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
PARIS. MARKET UNEVEN.

PARIS, January 2s.--Priceys nuoyed
irroguiarly-- on the bourse today.
Three per. cent rentes,:64 francs; ex-
change on London, 90 france so cen.
times; s per cent loan. II francs 10
oentimea The dollar was quoted at
81 francs 81 centimes
Evening star., 1924-01-29
FOREIeN@ExcHANGE..x ;
By the Assoefated Press-

BY the Assoefated Press-a : "se>- #,
NEW YORK, january 2s.-Fereign
exchange easy : Quotations in dollart; /;
Great Rrftain demand: 4.25 ills;
cables, 4.25. 1916, 60-day bills; Son
banks, 4.2S. 7-46: Francs demand.
.O46S; cables, .645Sa. ;: Italy, demand.
mand, .O40zix; ca bles, :o40s. Germany,
demand. E:0oeo00eo000o2a;2 ! cables.
OO00O0Oo0eo023; Holland, demand.
1922 Norway demand. 1874. Swe-
den, demand 1925: Denmark. de-
mand, ,l624; Switzerland, demand.
:I727. Spain, demand, .1275. Greece,
dennand, se195: Polandg5 demand,
/. .O0Oo00l2. ~ Czechoslovakia,. demand,
:0Sss. JugoslaVfa. demand; .0115. Ans- :
iria; demand. .;.ooo014. RumaIiia, de-
,mand, : .095Nt 3sArgentina.. demand.
demand, :.4s: Montreal. 81 3-a2. 80
Evening star., 1924-01-29
OIL DEAL CONFIRMED.

NEW. YORK. January 29-Recent
reports of negotiations between tho
Ohio Oil Company and the Indian RE
fininE Company were confirmed toda y!
by the sale of several OF the latter's
producing properties in, Illinois ana
indiana to the Ohio concern. 80.
Evening star., 1924-01-29
N. Y. Stock q and Bond
Il: Averages.
:. = Monday. january %;


STOCKS:
Total stock sales. i.fss.4oe
shares. d =. s.
Twenty lndustrials averaged
, ss.s3; net loss, .s3. - :. I
High. 1928; I65.Ss: low, s6:76.
- Twenty. railroads -averaged
Stss: net -galh, 80. =. :.
High 1928. 90. o.51; low, 1853. =
a.,t BONDS. -. =
!. Total bond sales. .tpar. vaiue1.
$f3. 1905, 900.
Ten first grade rails averaged
.S6.s5: net loss. .15:: - -. = !.
) Ten secendarygrails .averasad :.
gain, :e3. -. - -: .. : i:
Ten public utilities averages !,
$500; net loss. Is. -
= Ten industflals a We aged
: -sE43s net loss 10; -. - = IS
Combined average. ss.2as net
loss. <.1o.. - -. -.
Combined average month ago. :
$3.50; year ago. SSH. - :+ :
Evening star., 1924-01-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
ToDAY's CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO, January 29.-General
commission house buying brought
about a fresh advance In the corn
market today soon after the open
ing, Some wavering. which took
place at the start was due to reports
from handlers here apparently indi-
eating a little more liberal crop
movement toward Chicago. Purehas-
ing orders for future deliveries. how
ever, quickly developed in large vol
ume, and values moved upward. The
opening which ranged from shade
to Y cent lower. May TN to 7sX.
was followed by an advance to we'll
above yesterdays finish
Wheat and oats responded to corn's
strength. After opening unchanged
1898, and July, 107x. wheat scored
slight gains all around.
Oats started at@a shade lower to
Is cent gains: May, 4sN to 4S Later
all the months showed something OF
an upturn. .s.-.-e