Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 186, 14 May 1911 — Page 6
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Tins HICHMOND PAUiADIUM ANTJ OtT&TEXEG RAM SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1911. fi nn BUD MARKETS EARLHAM DEFEATS SMALL SCORE BY mi Si R1CHM0HD LADS PROVISION MARKET It
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Indianapolis, May 13. " JUweiptaat Indianapolis yard Batnrday I. BOO boge. 350 cgttle and Bbeep. allowing a gain In baa at4 cattle bet a loae la compared with a weak ago awl erreasa la all lluee compared wltb a year IgO. Hege. There waa a good run of boge. but with i... ,. from . II eotircea and Cirttcelarly for tbv stronger weights there aa enough competition to enable Balaam n to place (heir cunsignments ,'n nnuyeaeea F "-"t'L' i-P? .W 211 v. hlirli aa Friday. All were aold and Urn 'loae was ateadv. Bales roc fmm td.2&.S0 and were largely at 0 S0j.4U. Cattla. There waa a emali run of cattla. In fact fcardlv enough to Interest the principal buyers bat there waa enough demand from ether eourcea to eibaust the aunply promptly and prices In all cases wera fully ateady compared wltb tba way tba equal ainna sow vriaa. beep. Only a few aheep or lamba arrived, but aough to Indicate prl were fully ateady er at rang compared wltb Friday and tba Mat law nays. aMCrftSSEKTATIVB SALES HCKIS We. U.... 6. . .... 4.... a a 8:::: CT.... W a a a TS.... Av.Dk Price 100 ... $ 150 ... ft.M SDH ... 5.7.1 Wl ... 000 S21 2" S.25 24.1 HO S. . N. Av.Dk.Frtce Mt in ... ansa ftt 249 200 .1 cm 1W ... 6.40 f iw ... -w ml..!., iw 2o ;!"!!! tri 1W" 80 d.4.1 in 170 ... 041 ax 7 i a m Din iaj d. 2T.I W 1IM 40 301) 40 .3iVa 7M J2i ' M B 14 . 0.30 CATTLE. Good to cboica steers, 100 Iba s.sjBa ess and tin Co mn von to medium steers. 1.500 Iba and up i,fu,l Ooofl to cboica steers. L130 to 1,250 Iba ..... 'Couimon to medium steers, 1.150 to 1.250 Iba teaoil to cboica atoera, M0 to 1.100 Iba Common to medium steers, no to 1,100 lbs Xitra choice feeding steers, WXI to 1,000 'bs 43cd feedlag steers, 400 to 1.000 Iba tl.luiM tmmAlmm aMra. TOO to 5.7543 0-00 5.759 800 5.004) 5.85 5.25(0 5.66 4.73Q 5.S3 5.0041 5.23 4.73ft 5.00 W0 Ttl,,,..." .7 4.23 4.71 Common to beat atockera S.OOdi 5.00 IIRIPERB Ood to cboica Pslr to medium Common to light COWR AND CALVES Oood to eboli-a caw a 1'alr to medium cowe 4.85Q 5.25 a.iaa .- Caanara and cnttera lJMXa S.50 ood to cboica owa and calvea 45.004J70.00 Common to medium cows and calvea 29.00040.00 BULLS AND CALVES Aaod to prime export bulla.... OochI to cboica butcher bulla... Common to fair bulla Common to beat calves Common to good beavy calvea. MOOS. BMt beavtaa, 210 Iba and np... adlnm and mixed l'JO Iba and up Oood to cboica llgbta 100 to 180 Iba Common to good llgbta 125 to 100 Iba Mengba Bast plga Light plga Balk of ealee SnEEP. laer and neat aprlng lamba.... Quotatlona for clipped atocb: Oood to choice lamb" Common to, medium lamba Oood to choice yearlings Common to medium yesrllngs. Oood to cboica aheep..... Cutla to medium sheep. ....... s.ooa 5 4.75A 3.23 4 006 4.50 4a10i 3.001 l.rM 0.00 6.25H 6.33 ma iA " 8.4001 6.50 6.S 6.50 5.50 3.73 6.25WI 6.50 ft.OOft 0.00 6.30a 6.40 mil ran B.oofj 7.00 4.75Q 5.23 3.504J 4.50 tiacka, par 100 ina OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS P1TTSDURO. Pa.. May 13. CaWIe Sap - ly light: market steady: enoice. en. ' Ki-faSaU?.8 lk""h'Z'J& Tonon to" goT fit'buliriH SaW." Ah ;.: nrlnrer: -a.i3X1 7-nl calvea, 87(17.50; he-.iv and thin calves, 944J5. Sheep and lamna supply ngnt mrlMt afeadv! nrlme wethcia. 14.134T4.30 mmI nlMl. a.t.8n94.10: fnlr mixed. Ia.4O4X3.70: culls and common. i lambs. $3.503W: aprlng lamba. Sd Mtkiat llnaa . Uarelnta. fifteen double Jecka; market active, higher; prime lieavy hogs, a.WfX0.n.-t ; pnme neavy miseu. io.404J6.M; madluma. W.50A55 : heavy Mja. d.65C6.70; rougha. 5Q3.50; stags, EAST BVPFALO. N. May IS. Cattla Hecoipts, ow; lunraei qui", '" T.rl::e ateera. gOOd.23: bntcbar gradea. 83 43KU73. Calves Recetpte, 100; market actla. Arm : cnll to choice. 14.7507.50. Sheep OAJi; yaarUnga. 3.; IWV r0. lloga-.Reoalpta. S.4fl0: market active. UNION STOCK YARDS, in.. May 13. An aah t . a aeai - . .Ls ... m a A K .uuga amipwi o,uw. miriin inmi tilaner: mixed and butchers. 8.rVf.87
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ajn: ngnt, a.iM"."j;ni, P1". e" I.e. liulk. MlAAMaKI. CKl4-RP4TtDtii. 200. Car ket stn1y: hvw, 1RWLVi cowi aud alu MlildlttA aaatfAM aa aaal tfkaawaka mwtlWTWm fl uvaytf.tVi tnnria) aa asa irvuri m lWJ-a!?iiS native ana westevn, socoo ; unn, ev.au MA. 75. CINCINNATI. O.. May 13 -Cattle Re eelpta. 404; market ateady; ahippera..f5l I SK3. Calvea-Market ateadv eitrna. 17.2." Hoga Reedpte, l.77; mm ket ateady: good to boice packera and but. hem, A.40(ou.50. Sheep Kacelpaa. 162; market ateady; ex. tra. S3 6Af 373. Lambs Market steady; itraa, go.ao. FBI CSS POB DRESSED BEEP. CHICAGO. May 13. Prlcea for beef tata on tbe South Water atreet market: No. 1 No. 2. No. 3. Rib 11 Loin 13 , ionnda thncka ? riateo ............ ft 10 13 4C 10 6 4 BSTIMATEO BErRIPTS. CHICAGO. May 13. Katlmated recelnta I far Monday: Uoga 35,000; cattle 23.000; ibeep 3.uuu. Esumsted boga for nil next week 113,000, PRODUCE MARKETS (Corrected Dally.) Egga ladlanapolla Jobbers saying te ilpeetn 14 n down at mark for strictly nhlpeeta HWl vobvbi ai asara ior strictly taoalbV delivered at ladUnanelle: dnck ecas. 11c: gooM egga. aoc. conatry ablppera eying 13c for freak egga. UllTKU Ceuatry butter, packing atocb paying prlcea. delivered at IndlaaapolU. fiv. I'eaatry ahlppers paying lie. la. i tana pel Is Jobbera. selling creamer yextraa. 4e for prime, 24c ror tune; creamery arete. ld for PrtaUk S4e for tuba. iiTTTERl.NE Selling at 12 CM ELSE Jobbing prlcea: Imported twlee. 32: new domsetlc Swias, 20c: Wueeslu, new cream, l3ci New ork full ereaim 16e: I hllsdelphla cream, doaen, $1.10- loag boras. 16r: domeetle llmburger. unioe: erica, mw-m. ioc. Pot,: LTR V Jobbere' evtne Brieaa. 4a. rive red at IndUeapolla: Fowls. lOfec; fpnegern, a io .rl ""v weca, e; turkeys. 14 ; yenng. lc; ducka. 10c: nn, Sa; eapoea. over t Iba. 15c ; 5 te J lea. lea. veuntrv Mippr wg Ue far tnrheye. 13 for fowla, 6e for rooe. 1041 aaea. Te fee geeee. NIK ir trurn, ne ten, 7a for geeee. wc wncka. 26e tin apnag caicaens. j cnieaens. ugiw ior cmpeae; QMS. KEW TORK. NEW YORK. May 13 Dressed poultry Ooiet; i I423c: chickens. 14 t rawia. SUU; nucaa. ivuiw; l Tr 11 Live poultry Quiet ; brollS4. fowl. 14tl5c; turkeys. ic; revtera, tc; ducks, i.: geeae. tip. amaa.waiiar: ri I'nKtwry ainpriaia. aoiiraa. S4e: ataie uairy, taim. iti prseaaa specials. I7c. Egirs ev; nanrty white, nucy, lSM20r; Zlm 'kwm, fancy. m;ic; extra t XZL nrsia. iac. . f milk specials. 14c; Cb whole 10c t .JLc'. full aklma. 3434. 4iMle prtoa w Xoak. La 2e a t
GRAIN
rmrACO. Mae IS. Private crop dam age reports from eouthweat Russia: retee ed dry wegtbr atorlea from tbe north west and nt export nuaineaa lurnvu n weak wbeat mrtlet tbla morning Into a strong one and at tbe finish new crop months ruled Mtc higher. Tba May delivery waa dull and Vfce lower. Tbe irorninga runget or newa htoito iu bears atd raluea esgged VfeUc, bat later In tba session the bullish uewa waa given oat and waa accompanied wltb buying by 'a usually representing nun intrreats; aborta scrambled and priors went up. Primary receipts were 48&.0OO bu. as agairst 47.fM iu last year Tbe corn market waa aympatbettcaliy affected, an advance of Uc being recorded. At tbe outset this cereal waa aold Industriously on the prosptx-t of a big movement licit week and tbe beavy local receipts tbts morning. Cudsby brokers were tbe best buyers In tbe later trading. Primary recetpte were 405,000 bu. us against sao.ono bn last year. Oata gained c on tbe day's operatlona. Damage reporta from Illinois points were a an in In evidence. Commlaalon houa were liberal buyers of the July delivery. Rrcelpta at primary potnta amounted to 42COOO bu. as agMnst oTl.MlO bu liiat year. May pork aborta became frantic when they felt the bull grip tightening and bid the price up 1.12Vi per barrel. The remainder of the provUtei Hat waa only etlffbtly affected by tbla manipulation. In tbe early trading tbe market reflected a decidedly weak tone. ( CHICAGO. (By A." W. Thomson Co.) ' Claalna Low. May 13. May 12. pen. WHEAT May 7 07 tMVa 80. 1 53H 5H4 ! 54 MS 80 V4 8BH 53 52 52 5007 88S 90 Va 63 52t 6361t 34 33T433 96 00 89 1 53 52 53 61 34 34 S 33 1 July 80 MVa Sept. I Dec.. Mi 00 90 CORN May. 53 53 July. Sept. 62 03 32 61 Dee.. OATS May. 34 4 33 July. s Sept. . MJ, 83 33 SOT PORK May. 15.02 July. 15.I5 bent. 14.50 LARD May. M.I July. 8.27 Sept. 8.3017.00 13.13 13.50 16.00 10.87 15.05 14.45 8.11 8.20 8.27 8.25 8.02 8.00 10.00 15.07 14.37 8.12 8.17 8.25 8.17 8.00 7.97 8.25 8 328.27 8.07 8.20 8.27 8.25 8.00 RIBS May. 8.25 July. 8.00 sept, o.tra 8.027.97 Bid. 1Ask. INomlnaL INDIANAPOLIS. Wheat Strone. On track. No. 2 red. 89c; extra 3 red. 86c; No. 3 red, 83c; May, e: June, K,c; July, iwc. I'orn MlMilr. Thrnuih blUUie. no. wlitttv Mi: No. 3 white. 54c: So. 4 white, Inavi.r? n I whit md. MUe: No. 3 I white mixed. Mc; No. 4 white mixed. c; no. yenow, oc; io. o jra, tni. 1 no. 4 yellow, 62c: No. 2 mixed. fcc; NO. 3 mixed, oocj ko. 4 mixea. ox. Oata Ktrnnff. Through bllllns. No. I white. 35Uc: atandanl. 35Ue: No. 3 white. 1 33c; No. . white. JV4c; No, 2 mixed. 34c; Ifav Stronz. On track. No. 1 timothy $18.50; No. 2 timothy, 818.50; No. 1 light clover mixed. 317: No. 1 beavy clover mixed. 815.50; No. 1 clover. 13. Inspections: Wheat In: Sample, ciira: total. 2 cara. Out: No. 2 red. I cara; No. 2 bard. 1 car; total, 6 cara. 1 .-,... No. -kite. 12 cars: No. white, 6 cars; No. 3 yellow, ,2 enra; ?o. 2 mixed. 2 cara; ko. a mixed, 1 can; aampie, . . . ... 1 M.M ...... k . hit. H cara; No. 3 yellow, 3 cars; No. 8 mixed. 9 cara; No. a .mixed, z cara; aampie, i car total, 20 cara. tint a in: no. 2 wnite. a cara: no. white. 0 cara: No. 3 mixed. 2 cara: aatnole. 1 cur: total 10 cars. Out: No. 2 white. 1 l,r "i "L",'.f; . ' ctr; atandard. 1 car; No. Z mixed, o cara I ny No. 2 tlmotbv. 1 car; No. 1 light ?"'? V can, 0 No. 1 'heavy clover. cor,! 0 c"' WAOON MARKET. I Wbeat No. 2 red. BSc; aampie milling, ; 1 82tf84c. : I iTorn 60a02c, I Mhelled Data 2ft138c. Hay Timothy. $204422: baled. 320022; mixed . $17(li; baiedT fl7l; clover bay, I tiSMli. I Htraw Oata atraw. I64J7; wheat atraw. t54e. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. May IS. The wbeat mar ket onened ateadv : offerinaa were llarht and aome disposition shown toward fur tber suoDOrt on the strength in Americi yeateniny una ine coniiuuea not ary w-cather in Russia. Later, realisms develoned and the mar et turned eaay on selling attributed to .....hi. MhArit from A rv.ntln. mil nr. I dlc of Leavy Russian shipments this I J "".".ether with liberal American shinwU as abown by Bradstreeta. Market After opening d lower corn declined d a 1 a . a "Irtirlher on a poor apoi nrmauu ana pre : l.ii.inna of liberal American shipment! I dlctlona of fair shipments from the Dan tibe. These offset the nrmuess in America Friday BUFFALO. mrr".". y " " 1 I No. 1 nortberu. 81.07; No. 1 bard - ll 'Mi Winter wbeat No. 2 red. t7c; No, white. 6c. Corn No. 2 yellow. BSc: No. 3 yellow, 5Sc; No. 2 mixed. 5ic; No. vellow. 56V.e: No. 3 mixed. 5A4t57c. Uati 4 Oata No. 2 white. 3c: No. 3 white, 38c; No. 4 white. 37c. Barley i.i$ii.iz. TOLEDO. TOLEDO. O.. Mav 13. Closlnc nrtcea: Wheat Caab and May, 93c; July, 90c. Corn Cnah and May. 50c; July. 54 c. Oata Caab and May. 36c; July, 30c TOLEDO CLOVER. Tnt vnn n Mav l.T Clover aeed . Cnah. $5.55: October, l)ecember and March, $7.70; alalke, 38. BUBOrEAX MABKJETS. Rratn nrtoaa in Eurone. red need to Amer ican values, per bu. are ahown below: MTU BAT. Liverpool apot Australia $1.05 Liverpool apot New Koearlo, Santa re j.k Liverpool futurea May 1.01 Liverpool futures July.... 1.00 Liverpool futurea October..... 08 Paris-May, 147 Antwerp May and June 1.01 Huda neat October 1.24 Berlin July 1-36 Buenos Ay res June I Buenos Ayrea-rJuly .4 J I Buenos I rouN. Liverpool apot American mixed (new) - Liverpool apot Ln Plata .71 , Liverpool futnree July ed Ruenoe Ayrea Jnne 73 I unoe at rva August JSOl. I I OTHEB GRAIN MARKETS. IMlnneapolla May 13. close. aiay e -eKt $ i.oo 1.02 -SM M 7 Julv .99 Dulutb July 1.02 94 September 1 w lunipeg .06 .9S 6 I ". I October St. Inla u I July feff I Kanaaa Cltv i May 80 July St A3 ..! 7 Kew YorkMay July .98 J7 NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. NEW TORK. May 13. The weekly state ment of tbe clearing bouse institutions ahow the roilowlog cbangea: lueervea ou all deposits, increase. $3, 0M.U00. Reaervea. leaa United Statea depoalta. In crease. $3,11.000. Loaua. decreaae. $16,313,900. Specie, lacrease, UUS.900. Iegal tewders. Increase, $351,400. Deposits, decreaae. 13JS74.600l iirceiauoa. increase. ivi,uu. Tbe acrnal staiement of tne it tA23 per cent.
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WALL STREET XEW TORK. May Brd-breaklng dullness was tba feature of tba Initial bonr of tbe Saturday short session on the stoca esebange. Fixations were confined to the narrowest rnu nui reflected buoyancy. Atcnieon 0 'wVa Paelflc and Reading ruled M. jo above yeaterday'e duals; Colon Pacific waa off at the atart. but later recovered j'-f "1Steel common waa unchanged; B'.V . advanced !t and American Cotton Oil was off . Bnruch waa a buyer of Steel, while Wreun brothers and Avery aold. The at tendance was s.uslL active abares wera not traded The general belief that tbe trust decisions ... . . m ..a. .vAptnil would be banded down Mouday eierted rgi deterrent effect upon speculative opera tions. Tba market closed steady ana ietareless. NEW YORK STOCKS. (By A. W. Thomson Co.) Mat 13. High. 110 Low. Cloe. 109 100 Atchlaon lio Amal. Copper 02 Am. Can 11 I'm Ati. Cnn. DM.... Am. Cot. Oil 55 Am. Smelt 75 65 75 148 233 isi 75 148 232 120 7i 148 Am. T t T 148 B. R. T 78-. 233 i Can. Pac 232 C. & 0 80 M. 4r St. P.... 120 120 14S '31 126 156 1J .x Cons. tJas 144 D. c R. 0 28 Krle Sijfc (it. Nortb. Dfd....lM 31 31 Gen. Elec 1& Lfhlgh Valley... .174 Me. Nat 32 Mo. Pac S Ner. Cona 16 S. T. Cen 100 1065 1 107 124 121 155 20 Nor. Pac J so 124 Penn. R. R lii Reading Koci. ls!nd.... Hlosa.-Sbef fro. Pac ..155 .. 20 .. 40 ..114 ..130 153 & 137 S. Mane 137 T.. St. Lt W. 19 T., St. L W :w:.ff in i77 I 73(3 73 75 75 I n. rac, 8. Steel f H. Hteel nfd...H9 118 H. Rubber aiH 39 30 Va. Cbem 00 West. Md 00 50 M NEW YORK BONDS. A. T. T. Conv. Atchlaon 4a.. Atcb. Conv. 4a B. R. T. 4s... D. R. O. 4s... No. Pac. lata. 100 KMT. N. Y. C. 3s... Reading 4s at 1. m W. let 4s 8H 07 00 97. a7? I Ht.W 8. W. 2nds 81 Vi V.. R. I. Ref. 4s 89 So. Ry. 5a 105 C. R. I. Col. 4s 7j ,. at It. SVaS... lour N W Conn. lnOU Tax. Pac. 5s.... Ill . Cons. 1 Erie General... 75 Gen. Klec. 6s.. 154 V. P. Conv. 4a. luo U. P. 1st 4s.... 101 V. Shore 1st 4a 100 Iron Mt. 5s.... 107 I L.&N. Unified 4a 08 M. K. T. 2a.... 3 Wab. Ref. 4a... ta Westh'a Con. 5s 03 M. K. T. 4a.... 07 N. J. C. 5a.... 123 U. S. 8. 5s.. 100 NEW YORK CURB. Stand. OH 671 C.S.Lt 1 CnAs. 1 Nvlll. 3 PcSin! 1 Inspr. 8 CblCt. 5 Sdbk 104 N.Y.C. Am. Tob.. 4551 Butte Clt.. 10 Nlplsslng .10 Cr'ne Can. 6 Kerr Lak. 6 Int. Rub.. 20 lr.S.Lgt-. 8 Glroux ... 4s. 100 rcCt. 74 Brit. Col.. Brad Cop. McKn 1 Ohio Cop. VntCg 05 Yukon 3 Ray Cent.. Chi Sub.. Preferred. V. S. BONDS IN NEW TORK. 2a registered 2a coupon 3a registered 3a coupon 4a registered. 4s coupon Panama 2s registered Panama 2a coupon 101 SUGAR. NEW YORK. May 13. Sugar Raw. firm; centrifugal, 3.86c; Muscovado, 3.30c; molasses sugar, 3.11c; sugar, refined, steady; standard granulated. 4.0Oc; cut lonf. 5.70c; crushed, 5.00c; mould A. 5.25c; cubes. 3.15c; crushed, 5.60c: mould A. 5.25c; cubet powdered, 5.00c; diamond A, 4.00c; tloners' A. 4.75c; No. 1. 4.7oe; No. J No. 3, 4.65c; No. 4. 4.60c. (No. coniec2, 4.70c : 5 is 5 points lower than No. 4. Nos. 6 to 14 nre each 6 points lower than the preceding graue.j COFFEE. SEW TORK. Mav 13. Coffee close: May, 10.50c; July, 10.3710.3c : August,, 10.2O310.2Uc; September. 10.ll10.12e ; October. 9.91i9.92c : November, 9.81 9.82c: December, 9.7609.77c: January, 9.779.78c; February. 9!7Sej9.$0c; March, U.S0Q0.81c; April. 9.80782c; .market easy; ealea, 14,500 bags. COTTON SEED OIL. N-EW YORK. May 13. Cotton seed oilFirmer: apot 6.348 6.50c; winter 6.407.00; summer white 6.407c; crude 40Q41e; Msy 6.85(i6.42c; Jnne 6.876.45c: July 6.47 .48c; Aub. 6J0Q6.52: Sept. 6.50g.51c; Oct. 6.i2Q0.23c; Nov. 5.S05.SS; Dec. 5.S3Q 3.85c. . NEW TORK MONET. NEW YORK, May ?3. Nothing doing in money today. Ratea: Sterling exchange, 45Vf-U4KT, with actual business In bankers' 'hills at 46.4041436.45 for demand and 4S4.804S4S4.4O for alxty-day hi Us. BAB SILVER. NEW TORK. May 13. Commercial bar sliver. 53c; Mexican dollars, 45c. London Bar allver quiet at 24 ll-16d, unchanged. 4 DIVIDENDS DECLARED. The Laclede Gaa Light company baa declared the usual quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on Ita common and tbe usual aemlannual dividend of 2 per cent on ita preferred stock, both payable Jnne 13 to stock of record June 1. The. American Iron and Steel Manufacturing company baa declared a special dividend of 2 per cent on both the preferred and common i stocks, payable June X to atock of record May 30. BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT. Tbe Indlanapolie board of trade Issued the following comparative statement at the close of business Saturday : 8TOCK IN STORE. Wbeat. Corn. Oats. May 13, 1911 197.M9 140.485 113.400 May 14. 1010 147.214 308.300 102.200 May. 15, 1909 141.090 111.000 69.300 Tuanecttona for the week: Wheat. 19.000 bu; corn, 183.000 bn; oata. S5.50O bu. The output or nour ior me weeic waa V AAA. Kvla aa mmiuml with 14 AM hrla fop tie preceding week; 10.600 brls for the corresponding week last year and 10.720 brls two years ago. LABOR MARKET TODAY. The Merest slnele order for common la borers that baa reached the state free employment bureau for weeks was received Saturday from Knightstown. where ten men are wanted. The w aires are 4.30 a week and board. The demand for men for construction work baa been unusually light for tbe last lew weeas. . DEMAND. MaleCabinet makers Carriage painters Carpenters liairynana Farmhands Laborers Machinists Solicitors Sheet metal work helpers Toolmakers - Walters Woodcutter Female Cooke ....... Chambermaid Dish weaken fllrla for box faftorv Housework Henae keeoere 3 ............................. i aiaease artslac tr arfi bottle of Dr. CeldwsU'a ftyrwa.
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FINANCIAL NOTES
Wall atreet newa anmmary: Henry L. Stlmson of New Tiork appointed secretary of war to eucceed J. M. Dick-I tnson. Bank Superintendent Cheney and bia pre-; decessor. Clark Williams. In fetter to Gov.; lux. jastvy attitude or stare banking apartnent towards Carnegie Irtnt company. President Taft authorises Ambassador Wilson to denv "foollah stoJ" about! American Intervention in Mexico. j So active fighting Id Mexico. Unofficial peace negotla)ona apntlnne. i Electric light companies controlled by romnanv win dul iv?ratea Into effect July l.j endeavoring to aecyre lavoron Income tax from assembly fjudiciary committee. t i niny-iuree rniarosas reporting Jeeiy HrPIABial aa rnlnira 4aw aTAas.BBwW aawaaaailr vr AnPlI1 show net decrease of 31.434.076: canal to BCHirajv mva a v ui v m wrv 19.16 per cent. New lork banka make only nomaaal gain on week a currettcv movnnfBrsdstrefct'a tenorta 245 hninMi falluBea in wees, compared wlta ZM laat wew. International and Great .Northern reorganisation notea all sold. MtiatA ar a aaa a a a. aa oa. aa a.aa tea aA as aanlzatlous to explain their connectloo with fight against reciprocity. i Weeitly reviews report Increased, activltyl in retail trade, attributed to better vreathert Icordltions. March oners tm ir Incomee: Tlllnoia Cen-i ;rl decrease 642C.S77. Omaha decrtjJ rMAKit. international and Great NortMrm ncreaae edz.tuu, Wabash decrease (SIO.tahu Althoogh the Pullman company baa nb m!1. , ... 1 . ... jneratina over 50 ner cent of canacitv and during the last twelve months tbe company. is own over i.uuu passenger and sleep-' tng cars, which waa close to full capacity.! The average number of men employed at the Pullman car works during Jie lsaitt iwcive momua was aoout li'.ouu, repreeotit-: luv nearly 60 per cent capacity when ln full bUst. Inclndlnc the new steel freight, 'car plant. Including this plant the niaxi-i mum capacity or the rullman car woiksi wculd require 20.000 men, more than double' the number now employed. The big Lew, steel car nlant is without env orders. The company la not building one wooden freight car eitner, out naa rair run 01 paeseuge? equipment buslaeaa. i New Tork banks report an nnnaual a pa-, thy on tbe part of Interior institution toward the forthcoming Issue of $50,000,000 3 per cent Panama bonda which It la ex-! pected will be bought ont in tbe near future. Applications received by leading! banks from their out-of-town correspond-; ants to submit proposals In their behalf, for a portion of the new Issue have been! small. Ordinarily, for weeks ond even; mourns in aavance or a new governniniit bond iaaue. ha Interior Inatitutlona at) Into communication with their New Tork correspondents with a view to particlpat-l Ing in tbe flotation, but thia time these; banks have displayed comparatively littlej interest. - 1 The Pennsylvania Railroad company will today r-all to tbe stockholders tbei stock and allotment warrants for tno (40,000,000 et new shares. ; WHO CONTROLS THE COPPER? I (By Thomson, Towle & Co.', New York.) Of the total production of copper In thei t'nited Stntea, Mexico and Canada, of about! 1.300,000,000 lbs per annum, it is easily) conceivable how under liberal laws, tbe! daihIviiiiHaii .f vhlith will .nnn hn t f -1 mined by tbe decisions of the United! states supreme court, the copper industry' of the United States can be controlled with a view of tbe producing mines of t hecountry getting not only an adequate return on tbe capital Invested, but that the reserves of the mines can be conserved aa well. GRAIN GOSSIP Chicago car lot receipts: t 1 Wheat, 121 cars; 68 were contract. i Corn, 208 cars; 92 contract grade. ; Oate. 103 cars; 91 contract ! Receipta a year ago: Wbeat 44. corn 65. oata 136. . 1 Northwest wbeat receipts: : j Minneapolis. 202 cars; last year, 214. ! r...la.la Bat a H ln. WA B IS t L'UIUIH, aa A LOl ICS. CSV J VHS Winnipeg, 90 cara; laat year, 204. Faria cable: Wbeat cloaed 2c higher. Chicago deliveriea Saturday : Wbeat 20,000 bn. Jackson to S tears Bammlll Sc. Co, Corn 13,000 bu, Jackson to Nye Jenks. A Winnipeg private wire saya : A well informed former with a large tract of land under eed writes from Irvine, sasnatcne wn, "Wheat coming along flae and has! bent start ana prospect in years. - 1 World's shipments of wbeat aa estimated! for the week, are 13,132.000 bu, compared! i with 12.176,000 bu tbe previous week and! 11.532.000 bu last year. Shipments, exclu-i slve of North America, aggregate 10,000,00 bu. against lu.utH.uuu du actual mat weeio A rnontrate change in tbe amount on ocean! pcge lit predicted. j Kxoorts of wheat and flour from botb coasts Increased 1,188,000 bu over the pre-! vious week, and were iun.ooo du in cscessi of last year. Corn Increased 295,000 bu for the week. Detaila follow: I Wbeat and flour, bn Corn, bd . . 3.132.000 57O.OO0! .. 1.944.000 275.003 . . sjm.ooo ai.i.ooi ..104.a56.X)00 44.631.000 ..127,019,000 25.313.00Q This week Last week Last year Since July 1, 1910. Since July 1, 1U09. "Bringing In the Sheaves' will soon bej their popular air In Texas, saya King ol Toledo. "The hum of tbe threshing ma-i chines will be tbe accompaniment; Har-i vest should stsrt tnere in a wees or reii daya. Good crop will be secured unleM leaky skies prevent. Possible wet harvest ia alwaya a bull club until tbe goldeii e-ratn ! atowed awnv. (ioTeniment May report Indicated 15.500.000 bn wheat. 1.500.-; 000 lees than last month, but over 1.000.00(1 more tban lnat December, urougnt gave, Texas a black eye laat fall, but Jupiter; Pluvlus removed most or tne bruise, erop harvested last spring. 18.700.000, against 5,000.000 two years ago, 10.000.000 three years ago, 2.000.000 four years ago." in an exhaustive summary of Canadian! crop conditions tbe Winnipeg Free . Press save: "inose wno are oia enungn io carry their memories back to 1837. the rear whenj the meat produced an average of 29 bu to. tne acre, wilt ren ii mac ine- prenamg vear bad been extremely dry. Tbe spring? of 1887 wae much like tbe present one, .lth the exception tnat rams aia not come Until tne cm -wrvwt in -i unr. "There were calamity nowiera in tnosa dara also, bnt they did not prevent a boui-ttful harvest. There is, of conrsei time for all kinds of disasters to overtake the crop or liui. nut at tne present writing: it wen id be difficult to imagine more gen-s erally satisfactory conditions over so vast an area, ior me present iuuriuuqi are tbut the wbeat ncresge will be nearly. If Estimated Chicago car lot receipta for; Monday : Wheat, 142 cara ; corn. 155 ; oetsy 145. , ! P.ollln E. Smith of Minneapolis was ont with a bullish report stating that tbe cen--trr.l part ox Minnesota, wmcn is one or, the best Darts of the state for wheat, is dry beyond belief. Be saya that wheat is Just beginning to reel tne aroum ana that ponds and marshes are dried np. Tbe Cblcaa-o Newa Ticker company re-i ported 500.000 bu of wheat having been! . worked for export Friday, bnt tbe story' ! i . w rt ii 1 I I Berlin wbeat closed lic lower: Bnda-1 I -est. fcc lower. A New Tork wire reported export ealeai ci aeventy-nve boat loaaa cw,uw nm or; i durum ana Manitoba wheat at ontporta-; Saturday ana late Friday. Broom ha 11 cabled: Buenoa Ayree wheat declined Saturday on general reaimag sate due to general rains, which are very beat in lal ior tne growing wneat crop. Losran-Bryan wired A. W. Thomson Bull leaders lu wbaat are keeplnar np en tbnalaam by enliatlng everything from bllrsards and drouth in tbe northwest to caterpillars and bot winds ia the soutbxrrnt to keep tbe bull market going. There is auto a determined effort to prepare the ttade ia tbe country for serious drouth tronbles for botb winter and aprlng wbeat later. All tbla bnll effort la meeting with rvnsaflerable success so far and may contlnae for a tJsse. There is even talk of a world wide advance tn wheat prtcea, wltb Europe tafclcg tbe lead. S
Paid By 3. Zi. Kcsemeyatr & Sons) Apjes. per bbl. ...... . .,3.75(3 $6. Parser, curlex. Pr do, bunches.. SI
'Leaf Jettuce. hothouse, per lb 10a celery, golden heart, extra fancy, per doz bunches .............. 2540c Spinacli, fancy, per bu. $1 Carrots, fancy, per bu S Turnips, fancy, per bu. 75c Radishes. ' red and white, fancy, per doien bunches : 40c. (Cabbages, homegrown, per ton.... $14 Potatoes, per bu. 50 75c i'eliow, red. white, onions, per bu...Sl PRODUCE. Old Hens, per lb 8c Turkey or. foot, per lb." 18c Old roosters . .30c apiece Butter, country, per lb. ......... .20c Young chickens. 2 to 3 lbs. per lb. 12c Ducks, per lb i 12c Eggs, per doz ..13c Baseball Results
National League. Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia .. ..' 20 6 .769 Pittsburg 15 9 -C29 New York 15 9 .629 Chicago 14 11 .560 Cincinnati l 9 .550 St Louis 7 14 .333 Boston 8 19 .296 Brooklyn 6 19 .240 B) awawaMaaaaaa American League Won Lost Pet. Detroit .v 22 5 .815 Boston 15 10 .600 Philadelphia 13 9 .591 New York 11 12 .478 Chicago 11 12 .478 Washington 10 12 .455 Cleveland 10 17 .370 St. Louis 5 20 .200
American Association Won Lost Pet Minneapolis .. 19 , 14 15 15 13 , 12 9 9 12 9 11 12 13 14 ,19 19 .613 Columbus. Kansas City .. Milwaukee . . . St. Paul Louisville . . . . .609 .577 .556 .500 .462 .321 1 Indianapolis Toledo. . .321 RESULTS YESTERDAY. National League. R.H.E Cincinnati .. 4 9 Philadeplphia 5 12 Keefe, Smith and Clark; Chalmers Alexander and Moran. Sixteen in nings. R. H. E Chicago. ....... Brooklyn Cole and Kling; Scanlan, and Bergen. Ten innings. 5 7 4 6 Rucker R.H.E Pittsburg 9 14 " Boston . . 3 12 Adams and Simons; Curtis and Gra ham. " R.H.E. St. Louis & New York 19 12 Sallee. Harmon, Laudermilk and Bliss; Mathewson and Meyer. Amsrican League. R.H.E Boston 13 20 Detroit.. ..11 13 Karger, Killelea, Wood and Carrl gan; Willetts, Works and Stanage. R.H.E. ...11 13 4 6 12 3 Henry; Lange Washington . Chicago Walker, Otey and and Sullivan. R. H. E. Philadelphia .. 7 13 3 St. Louis 0 4 3 Plank and Thomas; Lake and Mitchell. R.H.E. New York 6 10 6 Cleveland 1212 2 Irvin and Blair; Krapp and Fisher. Amsrican Association. R. H. E. Toledo.. , ....2 6 2 Indianapolis.. .... 3 7 0 James, Schultz and Rapp; Webber and Ritter. Re H. E. 2 6 3 8 10 0 Milwaukee Minneapolis. McGlynn, Gilligan and Breen; Cavet. and Owens. . R. H. E. Kansas City 565 St. Paul .17 13 3 Brandon, Powell and O'Connor and 1 Columbus-Louisville PostponejL on i account of rain. GAMES TODAY. National League. No games scheduled. - ' American League. : New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. ' American Association Toledo at Indianapolis. St. Paul at Minneapolis. Columbus at Louisville, -Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Pallsdiaa Want Ad3 Pay
Local School Boys Failed to
Make Much Showing at Anderson Meet. (Palladium Special) Anderson, Ind., May 13. Richmond high school lads failed to Ngure materially in the results of the triangular track meet held with Anderson and Kokomo schools in this city today. Kokomo .was an easy victor with 72 points. Anderson came second with 19 and Richmond finished last with 1? tallies. It was a runaway contest with Kokomo as the fugitive, and the easy victory of the representatives of that school detracted from the event to some extent. Miller, Railsback and Sieweke were the only point winners for the Rich mond team, their scores constituting the total for that school. Miller secured first place in the 220 yard hurdles after a well-run race". The halfmile run came to a close with Raits back of Richmond second. Sieweke secured second place in the pole vault The victory being the third consecu tive one for Kokomo, that school per manently retains the championship cup. The feature of the meet was the breaking of the state high school record for the 440-yard dash by Applegate, of Kokomo, who ran that dis tance in 50 4-5 seconds, smashing the record by 4 seconds, probably the largest margin in the history of the high school association. The record is far better than that made in many college state meets, and places the Kokomo lad in the first rank of quar-ter-milers. CALENDAR OFSPORTS Monday. , Annual congress of woman's whist league opens in Baltimore. Women's golf tournament for cham pionship of the south opens at Atlan ta. British woman's golf championship tournament opens at Port Rush, Ire land. Opening of the annual polo tourna ment of the Country club of Westchster. . - Middle Atlantic states tennis cham' pionship begin in Washington, D. C Tennis contests between University of Michigan and Union college at Schenectady. Pal Brown vs. Jack White, 15 rounds at Winnipeg, Man. Tuesday. Opening of two days' aviation meet at Yale university, New Haven. Debutante Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs. Jack White vs. Eddie Dennis, 10 rounds at St. Joseph, Mo. , Wednesday. Opening of the season of the Kitty roaseball league. , Tournament of the Central Illinois Trap Shooters' league at Decatur, 111, Opening of a five days aviation meet at Dallas,, Texas. Jack Goodman vs. Leach Cross, 10 rounds, at New York. Mike Glover vs. Freddie Walsh, 6 rounds at Philadelphia. , Tennis contest between University of Michigan and Columbia university at New York. Thursday. National A. A: U. wrestling cham pionships begin in Portland, Ore. Annual tournament of the Middle Atlantic Golf Association opens ln Baltimore. Opening of the season of the South eastern Baseball league. Opening of the season of the Mis souri-Iowa-Nebraska-Kansas Baseball league. Opening of two days' aviation meet at Paducah, Ky. Interstate interscholaBtic athletic meet at La Crosse, Wis. Colonel Stakes, for three-year-olds and upward, at Churchill Downs. Friday. International championship fencing tournament for amateurs opens in Vi enna. , International amateur boxing tourn ament opens in Madison Square Gar den, New York. . Opening of four days' aviation meet at Belmont Pars, New York. Missouri Valley tennis conference tournament at Kansas City, Mo. Indiana intercollegiate tennis cham pionship tournament at Crawfordsville, Ind. ' Johnny Coulon vs. Hary Forbes, 10 rounds at Toronto, Ont. New England intercollegiate athletic championships begin at Springfield Mass. . University of Wisconsin-University of Illinois dual track meet at Cham paign, IIL Oklahoma intercollegiate athletic championships at Oklahoma City. Nebraska interscholastic champion ships at Lincoln. University of Minnesota-University of Iowa dual track meet at Iowa City. Saturday. Opening of the spring, meeting of the Ontario Jockey club at Toronto. Opening of the spring meeting of the Montreal Driving club at Montreal. Opening of seven days' race meeting at Victoria, B. C. - Virginia horse shaw and race meet ing opens in Richmond, Va. Clark Handicap for three-year-olds and upwards at Churchill Downs. Tennis contest between Cornell university and University, of Michigan at Ithaca.'Columbia interscholastic tennis championships at Columbia university. Cornell interscholastic tennis championships at Cornell university. Boat race between naval academy and Syracuse university at Annapolis. Princeton-Cornell-Yale triangular boa t r&ce 1 Princeton, g. j(.
Conrad Responsible for High
Score of 672 PointsRecords Broken. in the dual track meet with Miami university held on the athletic field of the latter institution yesterday af ternoon, the Earlham college team won by the score of 67H to 36H. To Roy E. Conrad, probably the best sprinter in the country today and one of the best all-round athletes ever de veloped by an educational institution, belongs the credit for Eariham's high score and easy victory. Of the total number of points secured by the reprecentatlves of the Quaker institution 25 were won by the diminitvie Earlhamite. In all five events which he was entered. Conrad landed first place. . . The defeat of McCoy, the much touted Miami sprinter, ln the 100 yard dash by Conrad in the remarkable time or 0 4-5 seconds, and the victory of Clark of Miami over Brown, in the 440 yard event, in 60 2-5 seconds were the features of the meet Conrad Is the first college man this year to run the 100 yards in 9 4-5 seconds, 10 flat being the best previous record for 1911. The defeat of Brown who , ia considered the best quarter-mller in" the state since the departure of Denying of Wabash, from the collegiate cinder path, came as a distinct sur prise to the Earlham delegation. He led Clark, Miami's winner, until the final 100 yards, when the Oxford run ner sprinted i and beat him out by a few feet It as a hard fought and exciting finish. Two Earlham college records were broken and a Indiana state record surpassed by Stanley of Earlham. He threw the hammer a distance of 131 feet, breaking the Quaker record of 124 feet made by Smelser, which was also an I. C. A. L. mark. The Earlham record of 111 feet for the discuss throw was also broken when Stanley hurled the disc a total of 117 feet and inches. ;.,:v.rr.y Stanley was not alone In surpassing Indiana college records for Conrad added to his glory when he. hurled him self through 22 feet 4 inches in the broad Jump, going 1 V inches further than the state record held by Turk of Rose Poly. This also sets a new mark for Earlham college. Conrad easily established his su premacy over McCoy in the 100 yard dash, beating him to the rope by about three feet. His time of 9 4-5 is the best ever made with the excep tion of that made by. Weaver of the University of Michigan and Duffey of Georgetown, whose record is not offi cial, however, of 9 3-5. Having defeat ed Martin of Notre Dame, ; western conference champion of last year, ia the dual meet of last Saturday, Con rad establishes himself . as the . best sprinter in the riddle west. He will no doubt represent the United States in the Olympic contest at Stockholm next year In the 100 yard event, as several leading athletic clubs have .offered to send him if he will' join. He has announced be will join one. but has made no selection.; : . The summary of the Miami meet follows: , 100 yard dash, Conrad, - Earlhard, first; McCoy, Miami, second; time, 9 4-5 seconds. ... High hurdles, Pultz, of Miami first Magaw, of Earlham, : second ; time 16 3-5 seconds. 440 yard dash, Clark, Miami, first; Brown, Earlham, second; time 50 3-5 seconds. foie vault, IUuihu, cmiiusuiliuvi Roberts of Earlham and Boilers - of Miami, tied for second; height, 10 feet 4 inches. ' Mile run, Jones, ; Earlham, first; tjarey, n.arinara, secuuu time i . ov - 220 yard dash, Conrad, Earlham, first; McCoy, Miami, second; tim 22 2-5 seconds. 880 yard run, Clark, Miami, first! Wood, Earlham, second; time 2:08. Low hurdles, Pultz, Miami, first: Good, Earlham, second; time 27 sea OndS. " : ' - ' Hammer throw, Stanley, Earlham, first; Little, Miami, second; distance 123 feet Broad jump, Conrad, Earlham, firstj Pine, Miami, second; distance 22 feel 10 inches. Shot put, Stanley, Earlham. firstl Kelsey, Earlham. second; dlstancl 39:34 feet. High jump, Conrad, Earlham, firstf Bowling, Miami, second; height 5 feel 5 inches. Discus- hurl, Stanley, Earlham; first; Kelsey, Earlham, second, di tance 117 feet 4 inches. Score, Earlham 67; Miami, 26. CROP CONDITIONS ARE SATISFACTORY Condition of the fruits, grains an vegetables were on Saturday discussed at the meeting of the Wayne count horticultural society. What littl frost has occurred since the tree have been in bloom has been helpful instead of damaging to the fruit, inaa . much as the frost tended to reduc4 the plentitude of the fertile blossoms; by far too many this spring on al fruit trees for most satisfactory re suits. The fruit trees should all b sprayed within the next ten days U order to destroy the pests, such a! worms, deformities in the fruit an4 the. like. All crops are , in excellent condition and, like the fruit, the proa pects are excellent for a banner yiell in wheat, oats and the hays In thi summer and clover and corn In thi falL . i It la tarportaat to kaow what to for aaBa. pauaaUeo watora ea awOars or tabt-ta. Orvw flaw . ei WZEtti ?SsVaSratt ffH
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