Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 200, 28 May 1911 — Page 6

THE niCHMOXD PAIXADITJ3I AND SUX-!!ELEGBl3li SUNDAY 'MAY '28, 1911.

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LIVE STOCK. India spoils. May 27. ilirtiptat Irillanapoll yard Watnrday; tUlO huge. 4KI iwttb uid ISO sbeep, bowIns a gala In ail Uir compared with Nk ago and a yearago. If. Compared with th average dally recelpta lul week there a very fair run of bog Hnturday. Willi continued food dtmand from all aoaiwee and ngareaslve competition het wees barer, aalcamen bad no trouble In dtpa of the aupply at price lOOtl.V higher tbuii Friday. The bulk of tb boga aval alt a.15ett.:a, and tbe top was So.au, Cattle. Not many rattle arsMvedlKattirday and In eome line not eiimnsh. ! . Internal buyer. Peveral load of alopyed y.ti"era aold from V3.Vttd, wbtrb waa Villy ateady, nod all other liiiea were apxtirattly a high aa Prlday. Calvee were aV ateady. Receipt of aheep an:Qlamb were only fair. The demand wu"t. but there waa no further change In the market. Spring lamba aold from f I.7S down, clipped la in la, WIS down; 1lppfd yearltuga $3 down aud rllpped eheev .43.13 duwu. REPRESENTATIVK9SALEM. lllHiH. No. 3 94 Av.Pk.PrlcelNo. AT.nkJrl.-e jm ... f.v. in iNti ... .a us ... n.is m IH.1 120 BlMI! !:!"- 40 sr. 12 25 ant ifl aid i!47 '.VI I", .-.a ... .1H74 liiw 80 n.JI S.IA tin .17 ... .a." W.I.V4S iMIt ... (i 15 I. ... ' S.I.Y47 7k 110 ... S.30 CATTLE. . ..... 44 41 47 21 VH 10 ls3 ... Steer ' No. S A ft Av.Prlce; No. i Av.Prlce 7"0 .YiV .1 XS3 I.YiHI l.ma ft.:o;si Z 7o .vm 74J 6 4H I 4 1.358 C.Utl Av.Prlce .() I lei f era S 3 ft 544 .' 2 iA 5.50 770 two !V. '.'..! 2 ay w 6.Oj r Coi4 4n :.. ii. 4..V, 6. ...... ..II. 4.73 " -CaUea , S 4 i 4. M 5. 3 1UJ CaUea 3 4 14.1 173 14 ll lio VM fi.i, n rilM : ih) h I , in M 4 ...liivi ilW .S0 .1 73 a IV) 6 73 0.u a ;i lrtd 6.73 n.'.3j 2 jf 130 T.OU CATTI.K. " RTEKIIH Good to chol.-e atrera. 1.300 lba and up j3.83?t 0.23 Common to medium ateera, 1..VK) lba and up uBJSAl 0.00 t!ooi tu t bolce ateera, 1.130 tofi l.aao lba 113.75 6.00 Coumioii to medium atevra. t 1 t.lll In 1 23ft ll 'B.00 8.S5 Good to chub ati-era. WW to 1.J00 lba Sft.40ftl B.i3 Common to medium ateera, I! to l,l) ll- B.00(f 8.30 Katrn i-holw feeding ateera, 'MM t to 1.1X1 I ha B.25 3.50 Ood Ceding ateera. 400 to, 1.MM lba f 3-OOrrt 8.25 Medium feetllng ateera, 7O0 to WW lba ( 4.flnfi 3.00 Comhni n to beat atwkera 3.50t S.00 HKirER Good to clol-o Far to medlun I-7?' ? Common to Itgbt f 4.2 4.US COW AND CALVES. Good to choir cowa 4 S."3 3.33 l air to medium cowa S 7.'tf 4.2 i Caunors and cuttera l.rso'i1-3:!! , liood to cbolrawowa and oalTeaM.VOUtit ".O0 Common to metllum cowa aud rala : 23.00(340.00 BULLA AND CALVKSGood to prime fiport bulla.... Ron 8.23 Good to rbol.-e butcher bulla.. 4.75'o) 5.23 Common to fair bulla 4xvf 4.50 Common to leat cnlvea 4iait "oil Common to good heavy calvta. 8.0O6J 8.00 NOUII. BHit beaTlea. 310 lba and up., rdlnrn aud uilsed, 1W) lba a a 4 M a ..... 6.104J 8.15 e.ir 0.20 6.23ii 6.30 fl 20(jJ 6.23 Good to cbolco llghta, 100 to Itw lba Common to good Ugnta, 123 to IfUl lha Hougb R -"i ,v llaai plga f'W 5:!! Light Dlga R.o . to Wl !3 miKKr. (Poor to beat aprlng lamba.... 4 00a 7.00 guotatlona from clipped otock: Good to choice Inmba B.7.Vd) 6 25 Common to medium lamba.... 4 ikhji 3.50 4iood to choice yearllnga. . . . . . . B.taW'ji ft .VJ Common to metllum yearllnga. 4.wy 4.3 Good to choice aheep 3.3o 4 oi) Culla to medium aheep 2.AOAC 3 23 Buck, par loo lba 3 wi(i 3.50 OTRKK LITB STOCK MABKETS P ITT B LRU. Ta May 27.--Cattlo Rnp1 nhl! market ateiulr: choice. M.lOAt 25: ood. S5.KiiH10: tidy butchera, .") 4KA.gA; fair. 4.Y.'..YWi ; commou. 4 r-in lr. rM .7. ....... ... k.iii. ii'tcommon to good fat cowa, f rt4..V); heifer. iiaigt5.no; freab cowa nnd apciugera. S:Hirrj flo; veal cnlvea, t7.50txiH; heavy and thin calvea, $.. Hheep and lamba-Supply, . f.lr' mm-Let lite lower: iirime wetiiera. 1 4 2.,4 40: good mixed. l3Wi64.20; fair t Bilixi. C1.404U-1M': 'ulla a '5.73; Inmba. 4(a7 23: aprl , ltoga Her-etpta. 13 doubl hi higher; prime heavy : heavy mixed. 0.2Ot6.:t0; t mlxeu. Cl.4n4j3 M'j culla and common, .'( Innilt. a4ax.: anring lamna, .nf-. line ueca; niaraei hog. U IlKtCfl l.; UMMlluina. 3.40lU iiv kufr rorkera. S6.43: light rorkera. in..: plga, d.50; rough. K'Si-VO; ataga. 4Q4DO. LAUT BCKKALO, N. V.. May 27. Cattle Uecelpta. 25; market trade light and teuily; prlmo ateera. 6.25r(t.40 ; butcher .,..u. t:!&r t'alvea Keceluta. 130: mar ket aotlva nnd atendyj cull to choice, $3 4n. Hheep and Inmba Ke-elnta. 4,ooo: aiiiirket alow; rholco lamba. $34(7.23; cull o fair, .Vtt6.73; yearllnga. $3.3085.75; beep. 'JM4..V. lloga Itccelpt. 2.330; hi.ikai ortiv and nmi. .'m hlaher. yorkar. 6.30M6..W; pig. 6fK; inixetl. rt.43 4tt.30; heavy. ;.-. (1.40 ; rough. S3 jrao; ataga. f4.23X.73. L'NION BTOCK YAKDM. III.. May 27. ltoga Keceipta, 6.WW; market, r.MJ(V Signer; mum nu minin., .,...1.. , S.od benvy, 3.KMa6.10: rough heavy. 3.3 .VS0; light. .YS'.S.224 ; plga. a.".7.(ti6. 10 : 'Siarket ateadr: beerea, $3. 1 3416. 40; cowa ml heifer. 3.3n3.3; atockera and feedera. $4.W6t3.73; Texana. 4.C).Y00; calvea, J23S. Hheep Rrelpta. 1.100; tnaket teauy : naiive anu weaieru, ta..viu .w , Samba, 37.20. ATIMATKD RECEIPT. CniCAOO. May 27. Eatlmated receipta . 11IMH1- rattle. 'Z2.000: beep, 23.WW. Keceipta of hoga for all it woek are eatlmated at ijo.ouu. kENTlMKNT LESS BEARISH. niiM vmrAm review h v Poole: A auaplcloa oilata In atock yard circle that a few abort bog runa wouia aavanco ka common ortco balf a dollar. Klllera Mda are eaally demonatrated. That they r morchandtaing product promptly and A.h.i .a i .1 atktih a. ai aatn glemand la broad, tbnt outlet having al. ..wt an nm h..,H l.r a far thla week 1 . It 1MW1 A WMMW AtfA Mt.PlljV Tipping ordera could not be filled at a 13c dvauce. and 2Vl-lb atutT aold up to 6.a with 244-lb good at tn.10. Thla merely tneaua that ahippera cau ooi gei me im SOO-lb atntT thy need, necessitating buy2Bg heavier weight. 1'ackera joiued tu the acrnmbl yeaterduy In auggeative man- . 1 . . ... .1 . k.ll.MM. . 1 1 M t hlBlll. Af gr, iiv ,.-.-,, w . . .... ... . a will be on tap all aummer, but leaa nriab aentltuent la lu circulation than recently, and while a few commlgMlou Vouac are i-omraltted to prediction nf a atc aummer market auch prognostication in not general. The public la eating hog redtict In a manner calculated o warfant ex Met nc y that nroUtable prl.-e for the live article will bo malntalued. and ltoga aro earning grow era good mouey at DIYIDENDB DECLARED. Tho Gold field Conaolldated Mtuea eom any baa declared the regular dividend f 30c per aharo and a extra dividend of kvc per auarv, pay a Die jaiy t io aioca moldara of record Juno ;ai. Too Ct4h Copper company haa declared Ta regular quarterly dividend of 73c a tharo. payable June 30. Booka clua Juu and re pea Juno 21. Tbo Kovada Conaolldated Copper com(any aaa aeciarea tno regular quarterly wirvrmm . w -- awvw w wmv . . a m mv macucle so fata aaa at tne eau. e ftaaaai to tab aa Dr. Caldvrau's 6yT" nam, C MeMlM cvjra frr all die ariahM ay ill ieaagatt.

is GRAIN CHICAtJO, May 27. In aplte of the bera!dlug of n new wheat king and bla apparently ndrantaseoua ponltlon tu tlie'Mur dfal. with but one more aeaxion In whtr-h to wind up the play, the market today waa a rery tame ntTnlr. The conleated option waa traded In In a moderate way and developed little if anything to lnf an op! ilia n ii a to the final aettlnment Monday. The breaking of the drought In the aoiitbweat with the prvNpet-t of cooler weather. unplementi'd with repnrta from ht. Louia, tatlng that no real dninage bud been done, waa th overalindovtluix price-making Influence. Moat everybody bad wheat for naie anil those who bought did ao to eveu up commitment over Huiuluy. In the lute trading May wbe.it rtiU-U 't under the previona clime; July waa ,c iow-er aud the ii ore di-f-rred montlia fti lower. Liverpool Ioca uuehuugea to 'd lower and their liruuifaM waa attributed to our irength of yexterduy. 1'rlinury receipt ainouiitcd to 17.'i.MW bu, .ia compared with Va.otw bu a year iigo. The cab tuarketa re dull uul lower. Majr corn uth off 4e in the early trail In ng. but Inter recoveri-d -c. rue acrcrrea dellverlca followfd. The, unproved weather cttndltloiM and proapei-t of raiu waa the prlnclpul Intluekce. The ecllini; wn acntlereil. I'rimnry relpla were 870,0JO bu, aa against .H.i,irwi l,u laat year. I hi i fulnrea lualntatned a firm undertone throughout. Support waa of a good character ami the Helling waa not nggreialve. Primary receipt 701, WW bu, aa aHlnat 477.Ki bu Inat yeur. I'rovlHloua were alrong and a ahale hluher at the ripening, due to the ailvnncc of 3c to 10c for ho at the Mock yard", hut Inter offering wrmpathetlc with the downturn in the grnln pita caused a actbuck. Support wna indifferent. CHICAGO. (Ily A. W. Thomaon Co.) rioaina? flnen HiSb. Low.May27. May 26. WHEAT May. t4 hi, hital

pfiifc W4 P WVi 8S- 87 88- 88 00 89 i W) 0034 54 MV, 34t 64 Z 53 63t 5454 B4 54t 64t 52 52 52t 52 36 35 33 3330 33 1 33-t 30 36 35 35 35

July. Sept. Iee.. CORN May. 34Vi July. 34i 64 Sept. 34 H 34 4 !ee.. 52 OATS May. 33 July. Hept. iC PORT Mar. 14 A3 July. 13.00 Sept. 14.40 , 14.85 14.00- i 14.05 14.37 fl4.40 15.00 14.40 14.97 14.43 I.AU ItMay July. 8.23 Sept. 8.32 RIBS May. 7.t2 July. H.wi Sept. 7.7

l 8.17 8.20 j 8.22t 8.22 8.ao 8 30I 7.f2 7.00 77 7.M7 7.05 7.03

8.23 8.328.: 8.fM H5 .7 7.00 liid. tAak INominnl. INDIANAPOLIS. Wheat Weak: on track: No.i2 red. 87e; extra 3 red. 84c; No. 3 red, blc; May, 87c; June, 86'y; July, 83c. Corn Strong; through billing; No. 2 white. 54c; No. 3 white. 54c; No. 4 white. 32c: No. 2 white mixed. 53c; No. 3 iliite mixed. fktSc: No. 4 white mixed. 34 c; No. 4 yellow, 52 c; No. 2 mixed. Uc; No. 3 mixed, 53c; No. 4 mixed. 32C 4ata strong; through billing: No. while. 36c; atandnrd, 33c; No. 3 white. 3- V; No, 4 white, 34c; o. 2 mixed, H4c; No. 3 mixed, 33c; No. 4 mixed. HnV Strong; on track: No. 1 tlmotbv. f'JO; No. 2 timothy, 118; No. 1 light clover mixed. $18.50; No 1 heavy clover mixed, $16.30. inapectiona wneui in: ro. z rea, i car; total, i car. corn In: o. 3 wnite, i.y enra; ino. 4 white. 14 cara; No. 3 white mixed, 1 car; No. 2 yellow, 1 enr; No. 3 yellow, 6 cara; No. 4 yellnw,, 4 enra; No. 2 mixed, 1 cur; No. 3 mixed. 4 car: No. 4 mixed. 3 cara: Namnle. lie cara: total. 69 enra. Out: No. 3 white, 3 cara; total, 3 enra. lint In: Standard. 1 cur: No. 3 white. 6 cara; No. 2 mixed, 2 car; No. 3 mixed. 3 cara: aiauwiie z car; total, 14 cur. Out: No. 2 white. 1 car; No. 3 white, 2 cara: No. 2tmixed. 2 enra: No. 3 mixed 3 cara; total, n cura. Hay No. lltlmothy. 3 cara; No. 1 heavy clover nuxeii.ii car; lotui, a cara. WKUON MARKET. Wheat No. 3 red. 86c: aample milling, 8284c. Corn 53iSr8e. Shelled Oata 3M!3ft. Hay Timothy. $10ir20: baled. $19.50(921: mlxe.L lif,4l("; baled, $161 17.30. st r law Oat atraw. sofiii: wheat atraw. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. May 27. The wheat mar ket opened ateady with prtcea unchanged. loiter tue maraei waa null, out with a ateady undertoue. Price advanced Q$ V.d. wlt3i May unchanged. Suonort wa due to peristent how of tlrmneaa In America ana lens ravoranie American crop advtcea. Shorte?vere rather more nervou nnd tbio wa nugnented by the prediction o: amnller world' ahlpmenta and lighte American; ahlpmenta, aa abown by Brad atreet a. Foreign crop advice, on the whole, eon tlnued faaroratile, with Plata offera . free nd a mot uulet demand for cariroe Iall poaitlrena. The comparative weakne: in Huenoa Ay rea at the clone yeaterdatlmulated onie week-end realizing anu checked the advance. Bl'FPALO. BT'FFALO, N. Y.. May wheat No. 1 'northern. $1.04: 27. SnrlriL' No. 1 baril. 1.113. W Inter wheat No. 2 red. W3c; No 2 white. 03c. Corn No. 2 yellow. 30c; Xo 3 yellow, .-we: o. 4 yellow, ri6c; No. ; mixed. 33.Ytc. Onta No. 2 white, 40c. No. 3 white. 39c; No. 4 white. 38c; atnnaarn. ijt4jc. No offeringa. Barley $1.0461.09.' Ryt TOLEDO GRAIN. TOLEDO. O.. Majr 27. Cloalng price: AVlieat Cash. May, 01c; July, 90c. Corn Cnah. May. 56o; July. 55c. Oata Caah, May, 37c; July, 38c. TOLEDO CLOYER. TOLEDO, O., Mwy 27. Clover seed Cash, $10; October. Iiecember and March, $8.55. Alalke. $'..:t3. EI ROPEAN MARKETS. Grain price In Europe reduced to American valuea per bu, are shown below: WHEAT Liverpool spot Australia 11.03V . . , - V , 1 , . Liverpool nmi .cw nwirio, l Fe.. 1.00V 1.02 V 1.00 .00 97 151 100 1.25 133 .03 03 Liverpool Hard winter No. 2 Liverpool future May Liverpool future July Liverpool future October... Pari May , Antwerp May and June Budapest October Berlin July mienos a; in uuvr, ....,,, Uueno Ay re July..... CORN Liverpool apot American mixed (new) Liverpool spot La Plata Liverpool future July Buenoa Ay re June Uueno Ay rea August .63 Pi .63 .73 .76 OTHER GRAIN MARKETS. ..W,1EAT.- . Previous Minnenppiia MaT2,. close. .1IH.V ........... ...a...... ,S .Rll. $ .941 July Duluth July September .... Winnipeg May July St. I-oul May July Kanaaa CityMay July New YorkW .16 .00 -3 .93 .92 -se 7Ji JM . JS .S3 .03 .93 .92 .80 .87 .84 .C .94 May July INCORPORATIONS. Tbe Indianapolis Wire Bound Box com ' pany ha tiled netlce f an Increase In lt' canital atock of from S3.0(sl in tiftnOn Point lcw Outing club. Indianapolis:, directors. John A. Hook. Edward J. Ped I low, Ferdinand J. Hook. Herman Grln-i telner and Joseph Darmody. have you trouce of aary sia-l am diaordorad stomach? Go to yomr a4 get a SOo or SI bottle of Dr. C have you trouce of ay sJt-l arrsaag rm. droggisr CaldwaU'a Syrap which Is

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WALL STREET NEW YORK. May 27. Buoyancy marked the opening transactions on toe stoik exchange todsr. bteel commou ruled oliit higher aud American Beet Sugar waa n brisk demand, scoring IV dvance. In the railroad list 1 nlon Pacific. Reading and Cauailiaa Pacific ware feature, the latter moving up to 233 'j wltbtn a lew minute, luion Pacific and Reading each gained . The general list remained quiet. Operation were largely In tb na ture or eveulng un over sunnay ana in it nt let put lot: of the tobacco decision .Monday. it waa the rynlcal w-eeK-ena two-nout aenaion with the attendance in brokerage office and udoii the floor of the exebangt dowu to the minimum. Tbe market mulutalned a ateady tone throughout tbe cioaliour. The Krle iaauea were in reiueat upon tbe theory that Armour interest were about to take over the elevator owned by tluit railroad and thia would Insure heavy grain t rattle. London waa a moderate Imver of International laauet,. taking principally Steel common. Tbe buying of Beet augar waa of a good character and bullish talk waa baudied about brokerage otlices. Newa waa of a negligible quantity. The market finished strong. NEW YORK STOCKS. (By A. W. Thomson Co.', May 27. Open. 52 113 7 88 55 '8(') 14H 100 79 234 82 123 High. 5;j 114 Low. Close. Am. Beet Sugar. Atchison 113 113 07 12 87 Amal. Cop Am. Can Am. Can. pfd... Am. Car Fdy.... Am. Loco Am. Smelt Am. T. & T B. o It. It. T 41 80 149 100 148 106 148 . 1H6 79 Can. Pacific 2.35 234 230 82 12 33 145 36 32 i2; 127 34 14XV. 178 34 60 55 108 128 122 105 30 159 32 04 118 28 22 50 183 78 118 47 41 69 61 82 77, C. & O C. M. & St. P Col. Fuel Cons, (iaa I. Sc K. O Hist. Sec Erie lit. Nor. pfd Int. Harvester... Kan. City Sou... I.. & N Lehigh Valley".. M. K. T Missouri Pacific. National Lead... 30 32 129 126 i4 178 34 50 53 0K 32 32 178 178 N. Y. Central Northern Pacific. 128 I'enn. K. 11 122 Penple'a Ous.... 105 Itep. Steel 31 Beading 159 Hock Island 32 Bock Id. pfd Southern Pacific. 118 Texac Pacific Tol., St. L. A W 22 Tol St L & W pfd 60 In ion Pacific... 183 1'. S. Steel 78 I. S. Steel ofd.. 119 159 32 iis 1 184" 78 159 32 iis 183 78 ftah Copper.... 47 I. S. Uubber 41 Virginia Chem.. West. Maryland. Western I nlon. Weatlnghouse . . fii 82 73 83 82 NEW YORK BONDS. A. T. T. Cony.. 110N. J. C. 5s Atchison 4s 99, No. Pac. lats.. Atch. Conv. 4s. 92 N. V. C. Ss... B. U. T. 4a.... 80 Beading 4 11. U. O. 4a.... 94!St.L.S.W. 1st 4a C. It. I. Kef. 4 89St.L. S. V. 2 mis ('. It. 1. Col. 4a 76; So. Ky. 5s C. & O. 4a... 100 So. P. Conv. 4a 124 101 89 98 90 81 108! 79 4ft N.W. Cons. 110 Tex. Pac. 5s. 111 Krle General, 77Vi.it?. P. Cony. 4s. 106 ;en. Elec 5a... Iron Mt. 3a.... L.&NM'nlfled 4s M. K. T. 2 M. K. T. 4s... 163 IT. P. 1st 4s 101 107 W. Shore 1st 4s 100 98!wab. Ref. 4a.. 9 84Weath's Con. 6a 93 07 U. S. 8. 5s 106 CHICAGO STOCKS. May 27. Open. High Low. Close. Illinois Brick 64 64 64 64 Diamond Match.. 100 Chicago Phone... 122 Sears-Roehck cm. 139 Scirs-Roebck pfd. 120 Chicago Subway.. 4 Swift & Co 102 1W1 122 140 120 4 102 140 139 NEW YORK Cl'RB. Sao Toy. 24 Q26 I'Sdbk 103 104 Stand. Oil tWOiS Ufln'PrcCt. 72 (673 Am. Tob.. 475 47;OhCp. 1 0-16(il 11-16 mute ..xt.. js nyi i. i T Nipaalng. 10ai0 Chl.Sb 4 (S4 (ir'ne ('an 7 G$ 7 CnAs. 1 3-1611 Kerr Lok. ( NvIIl. 3 ifi3 Int. Hub.. 26vjS27 DvDy 1 (fil V. 8. Lgt. mw 2 Inpr. 9 (99 r.s.Lgt.. Si. 8 ChlCt 4 H5 4iC nit t ilut 6lNvCt. fJlroux .. Brit. Col.. Brad. Cp.. La Rose. . n( 6lNvrt. tii 13-16 B 5 McKn 1 Il-I6t1 4(ffl 4 PrNth 66 SS Preferred, 101 ( lx.. C S. BONDS IN NEW YORK. 2a registered 100 2 coupon 3s registered 3s coupon 4s registered 4 coupon Panama 2s registered Panama 2s coupon 100 101 1011 114 114 113 113 1011 101 V 10o 1011 1 PRODUCE MARKETS (Corrected Dally.) EGGS Indianapolis Jobbers paying to ahlppera 14c a dozen at mark for strictly fresh, delivered at Indianapolis; duck eggs, 17c: goose eggs. 30c. Country shippers paving 13c for fresh eggs. BUTTER Country butter, packing stock faying prices, delivered at Indlauupolis, 3c. Country shippers paying 12c. Indianapolis Jobbers selling Hlg'.n creamery extra. 24c for prime, 23c for iulai; creamery firsts, 24c for prints, 23c for tubs. BUTTER I NE Selling nt 10c to 21c. CHEESE Jobbing prices: Imported Swiss, 32c ; new domestic Swiss 20c ; Wisconsin, t;ew cream. 15c: New' York full cream, 16c; Philadelphia cream, dozen, $1.10; long horns, 16c; domestic limburger, liryjlOc; brick, new, 16c. Neufchatel. Eagles, large box. $1.10; small. 65c. POULTRY Jobbers' paying prices, delivered at Indianapolis: Fowls, 10c; springers. 1 to 2 lbs and under, 30rT; roosters. 45c; turkeys, old. 12c; young 14c; ducks, 8c; geese, 7c; capons, over 7 lba, 15c; 5 to 7 lbs, 14c. Country shippers quoting I0313c for turkeys. 9c for fowls, 6c for roosters, 7c for geese, 89c for ducks, 26c for 2-lb spring chickens, 1214c for capona; squabs. $2.502.75 dot NEW YORK. NEW YORK, May 27. Dressed poultryWeak ; turkey,. 14&f23c; chickens. 14Et25e; fowls, 8ftl5c; ducks. 815c: geese. 7 llc; live poultry firm; broilers. 2O(i?30c; fowls, 13(gl4c; turkeys, 12c; roosters, 8 il2e; geese, 8c. Butter Firm: creamery specials. 24'i24c: creamery extras. 23c. Eggs Steady : nearby white fancy. 19&S 2lc; nearby brown fancy, 196f20e; extra firsts, 20c; flrt, 16rU8c. Cheese Inactive; whole milk special. 10c; whole milk fancy. 9f13c; skims specials. 6Q10c; skims fine, 56Vjc; full skims, 3 4c. The wholesale price ot milk la 2c a quart delivered :n New York. BOARD OF TRADE 8TATEMENT. The Indianapolis board of trade issued the following comparative statement at the cloae of business Saturday: Stock In StoreWheat. Com. May 27. 1911 142,703 149.653 May 28. 1910 97.32 346.330 May 29. 1909 87.475 53.500 Oats. 130.215 10S.080 74,000 lbe inspections of grain for tbe week were aa follows: Wheat. 12,000 bu; corn, 250.000 bu; oata. 84.000 bu. The output of flour for the week was 7.930 brla. aa compared with 3.701 brls last week; 8.2fc2 brls for the corresponaing week a year ago and 5,ST3 bris two year ago. The atock of flour on hand la 7.75S brls. FLOUR PRODUCING CITIES. Minneapolis haa easily tbe largest capacity, having more than the next eight cities combined. Its daily capacity is 90.000 brla. Buffalo la a modest econd with 17.000. Karsas City has 14.000 aud New York 11.000. Toledo is fifth, with KvOO brls s day. St. Louis Is an uncomfortable sixth, with S.4O0. Milwaukee and DalutbSuperlor have 7,000 each. Cauada has two large renters. Winnipeg leads with 8.000. Montreal haa T.009 and Ft. Wllllam-Port Arthur -1.300. Tbe daily capacity of the Indianapolis mill - -IhmU S.000 brls. It yo are troablea iu itc& broach or any ciaeeaa ariaiosffrsaa atoaach traabte. ret Sfc la erst doom ot uc. csaaa ' tyrw naysm. u

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FINANCIAL NOTES Wall atreet newa inmmirr: Ie t.a Harm lnnx,ll9B!li S - - " .VW.V . itusaia consent to Issue' paaaport to American Jews viaitlng itustili on business. rimma F. Jtyau aeriuuaiy ill. It is expected that tbe Standard Oil com. pany wilt ask for a rehearing of dissolution suit. Strike of firemen of Southern Railway! . c -r vitiii inrrvaK eeemtj nurny. Rumored In Waahlngton senator IorlJ met- may resign to foreetall hvestlgation. iruiig line president unable' to ludiicu Krie and I. SL 11. to withdraw new CUN cato rate. weekly trade review again report alight Improvement in business not up to ex pec -i t:in. Bank lose $1,000,000 on week'a currency) movement. ; Comparison of prices of Mexican ae ct ritie before and after revolution shows) practically no change. . Iteportel C anadian Pacific will withdraw from North Atlantic passenger pool. Steel men defer price action until return! of Judge. Gary Mouday. I'nion and Southern Pacific both show! decreased gross and net earnings for Aprllj The Southern Pacific's decrease in gross1 $702,000 was tbe largest in the current fiscal -year. I'nion Pacific's decrease of $6X1.000 for .April wiped our the gross Increase of the earlier part ofthe year andi left a decrease of $291,000 for the tew months' period. a Til.. h.(if In PAFlaln conrl OUartCrS 14 that there will lie a more general reduction! in stetl prtcea following the cut in bars and that this will be decided oa at the general onfenrece between steel innnutacturers to be held In New York Monday. Ir hii thi. i i.,n.in(. the hesitation. in the market for steel shares or is at leasti a contributing cause. One of the Important questions which has been littlj discussed growing out of the lower prices has relation to its effect! on wage. Wages have been advancing almost without interruption since the organization of the Steel Corporation and are now at the highest level in its history, notwithstanding the dc-.vuward tendency of tteei prices. This is a matter, however, that will be taken np after manufacturers have reached a definite conclusion as to the future prlpe - Il'T.PEN'JlNE. SAVANNAH. Go... May 27.rrntln ' steady at 57c; receiptH. 1.084. Rosin firm" receipt? 2.826. Quotntions: WW. S7M)'' W ' O. $7.60: N. $.30; M. $7.15; K. $712; I. $7.10.: H. $TK.; C. M; F. $6.95; E.'$0.8o; D, $6. jj;C B A. $6.50.. MONEH .ND ESCI'JAKCE. NEW YORK, Kay 27- Nothing said In money today. Posted, mtes: Sterling exchange. 4S5!4JJ7. with actual business In btlllkes bills at 4Srt.306f4S6.35 for ' demand and 481.20Q1S4.30 for saxty-day bills. GRAIN GOSSIP All markets in tbe country will be closed, Tuesday, May 30, Memorial day. Chicago car lot receipts: j Wheat, 203 cars; 181 cars were contract. Corn, 431 chts; 165 contract. Oats, 260 cars; 143 contract. Receipts a year ago: Wheat 13, corn 290, oats 163. Northwest wheat receipts: Minneapolis, 184 cars; lust year, 202. Dulutb, 75 cars; lust year. IS. ' Winnipeg, 91 cars; last year, 61. Patten la credited with being the heaviest buyer of the grain list during the last few days. It is thought bis purchases represented "abort covering" aud expert Snow's report was the Influence. Bradatreet'a reporta weekly clearance of wheat and floor as wheat from United States and Canada us follows : -BushelsWheat and flour. Corn. Last week 2,664,ono 735.000 Previous week 3.560.000 930.000 Cor. week last year.... 3,594,000 354,000 Since July 1 111.080.000 46.302.000 Same time year ago. .133,531,000 27,028,000 Snow's report ahowa serious moisture deficiency, according to government figures, both lu aotl reserves aud current rainfall, over almost whole of grain belt. After giving tbe figures be says: "These current deficiencies, following. s they do, a shortage during the preceding five months, indicate a moisture situation in the small grain districts which makes high temperatures at the heading period a feature of danger to the crop. This condition, while 'threatening to wheat and oats. Is not now Ut all significant as to corn, which la just farting and baa sufficient moisture to i tiraulate rapid early growth and there la plenty of time for rainfall In next two months." i ' World's ahlpmenta of wheat are estlimated at about 14.300.000 bu for the week, i as compared with 11,728.000 bu the cone i sponding week last year. Last week's world's shipments were the largest ever recorded for a single week In May and were 16,280,000 DU. Tbe vagaries of wheat culture: A Buflaest cable says Hungary's crop is damaged y frost. In Oklahoma and Kansas tbe rain Is burning up. Clearances from Atlantic and gulf porta aturdny were: Wheat, 235,000 bu; flour, J.000 brls; corn. 182.000 bu. Barlett-Frazler Sc Co. absorbed all oflferngs of July wheat in tbe last half hour Saturday. Pekln, 111., wired that oata looked very oor in that vicinity and have about the rowth uow they should have had three reeks ago. Cooler weather and plenty of rain is .iromised. There was five inches of snow -eported at Reginn northwest territory, tnd raiua aud much lower temperatures eported all over east of the Rocky moun.aius. Cudahy brokers were continuous seller f July ooru. A pit expert says Chicago July wheat a congested, but thinks tbe market will nove along natural lines after the May teal la cleaned up. Continental wheat markets: Antwerp unhanded ; Berlin, c higher; Paris unhanged to c lower. Minneapolis wired: Cash wheat very lull and hard to aell ; prices being held bont the same as yesterday; mills are out f the market, claiming they can not sell uy flour. Minneapolis stocks of wheat decreeaed 0,000 bu Saturday. Chicago deliveries on May contracts Sattrday: Wheat, 245.000 bu from Armour aud fowttx to Shearson-Hammlll. Corn, 15.000 u from Bennett to Lamson. Oata, 40,000 Yom Pearey to Brosseau. Estimated Chicago car lot receipts for Monday: Wheat, 131 cars; corn. 406 cars; ats, 223 cars. WALL STREET VIEWS. j Logan-Bryan. New York, wired A. W. rhompeons company : Traders are not apparently disposed to increase commitments to a marked degree n view of tbe approaching holidays and i tie uncertainty regarding the tenor ot tbe .obacco decision commonly looked for londay. Accumulation of selected Issues such as !eet Sugar in which a division Is expected n the near future, and Western Maryland, he completion of whose extension and -onnectiou with the Pittsburg 4c Lake Erie :re looked for at an early date, and also tVestern Union and Pacific Telephone haa oeen in progress, but outside respoaae baa not been great. BAY CROP IMPAIRED. Some of the most experienced hay men in tbe Chicago market believe that we will liave tbe shortest hay crop In years and that prtcea of today will look cheap before the summer la at aa end. "Mj advices from all sections ef tbe United States show that we are to have great losses in tbe hay crop." said tbe head of one of the oldest houses In tbe hay trade In Chicago. "We have daily complaints from consumers ot the abnormal levela at which hay Is new selling. They do not realise the enormous shortage In the crop." To needn't suffer with sick leadacba, tadh geshoa. ccasatipatioa or aay other troabiea arteiag from a disordered stomach. Dr. Caklaull errap repaia wiu cars to sad keep

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PROVISION MARKET (Paidf By J. II. Bcsemerer & Sons) ' pp!es. per bbl S3.75$6. Parsley, curley, per do, bunches.. $1 T-eaf lettuce, hothouse, per lb..... 10c. 1 Celery, golden heart, extra fancy, per doz bunches ....2540c sPlDac 'ancy. Per bu. ... .si Carrots, fancy, per bu. $ Turnips, fancy, per bu. 75c .1&d!fthes. red and . white, fancy, per doaen bunches 40c Cabbages, homegiown. per toil .114 Vntatrnxi nar Kn Otatoee. per DU 5075c Yeliow,,red. white, onions, per bu...Sl PRODUCa Old Hens, per lb Tur&ey ot foot, per lb. Old roosters Butter, country, per lb. , 8c 18c , ,30c apiece 20c Young chickens, 2 to 3 lbs. per lb. 12c Ducks, per lb Eggs,, per doz 12c 13c Baseball Results

if ' National League. Won Lost Pet New York 23 13 .639 Chicago 22 13 .629 Philadelphia 23 15 .605 Pittsburg 21 16 .556 .Cinciiunati 16 16 .500 St. Louis 15 17 .409 Brooklyn 14. 23 .379 Boston 8 15 -34S American Leagus Won Lost Pet. Detroit . ...29 9 .763 .Philadelphia 20 16 .556 New York 19 16 .545 lioston 18 17 .518 Chicago 16 17 . .485 Cleveland 17 22 .437 l;ashlngton 13 22 .371 St: Louis 12 26 .315

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Won Lost Pet Kansas' City 23 15 .605 Columbus 22 16 .579 Minneapolis 24 20 .545 Milwaukee 21 21 .500 St. Paul 19 21 .475 Louisville 19 22 .464 Toledo 18 24 .429 Indianapolis .. 17 24 .415

RESULTS YESTERDAY. National League. R. H. E. 15 2 0 12 Cincinnati .. Pittsburg Frorame and Clark; Camnitz and Simon. i , R. H. E. Brooklyn - 9 15 3 Boston 8 15 6 Bell, Rucker and Erwin; Brown, Fyler, Pfeffer and Graham. R. H. E. Philadelphia 0 8 1 New York 2 8 1 Moore and Dooin; Mathewson and Wilson. . R.H.E. Chicago .. 7 2 2 St. Louis 6 7 6 Brown, Ritchie, Cole and Archer; Salle, Geyer and Bresnahan, Bliss. American League. FIRST GAME. Nejv York Philadelphia . . Caldwell and Tliomas. R. H. E. 1 10 3 8 13 2 Plank and Blair; SECOND GAME R. H. E. New York , 8 9 2 Philadelphia .... 3 8 2 Ford and Sweeney ; Coombe, Russell andvThomas, Livingston. R. H. E. ... 4 8 5 .. 9 10 1 Carrigan; Boston . . Washington . . Collins, Cicouc Hughes and Street. and yti. II. E. St. Louis 3 8 4 Detroit 9 16 2 Bailey and Stephen, Clark; Lafitte and Stanage. i R. H. E. Cleveland 6 11 0 Chicago 5; 9 1 West, Gregg and Land; Lange and Payne. . American Association. R.H.E. Milwaukee .. 0 5 4 Indianapolis .. ...... .......11 13 3 Nicholson. ?JcCrown and Marshall, Breen ; Schlitxer, and Rltter, McCarthy. - '." S.H.E. Minneapolis .. .............18 24 4 Louisville ..6 7 6 Cavet and Owens;- Kroh, Rboades, Higginbotham, and Hughes. R- XI. E. Kansas City 9 8 3 Toledo - 6 10 5 Altrock and O'Connor; W. James and Rapp. . R.H.E. St Paul .................... 7 11 0 Columbus .. ................ 0 4 0 O'Toole and Spencer; Berger and Bemis. CALENDAR OF SPORTS Monday. Five days aviation meet opens at Columbus, O. Opea tennis tournament at Chevy

Chase club. Chevy Chase, Md. Eastern states women's tennis championship at Philadelphia. British amateur golf championship begins at Prestwick Links, Scotland. Sam Langford vs. Tony Caponi, 10 rounds at Kenosha, Wis. Mattly Baldwin vs. :KJd Saylor, 10 rounds at Indianapolis. Morris Bloom vs. Raj- Bronson, 10 rounds, at Indianapolis."

Tuesday. Annual regatta of the Harlem Regatta association. New York City. Opening of bench show of the Dayton Pointer club, Dayton, O. Opening of bench show of the Long I Island Kennel club, Brooklyn, N. Y, ! Massachusetts tennis championships doubles at West Newton, Mass. International Sweepstakes race for automobiles at Indianapolis. Reliability run of Missouri Automobile club from St. Louis. Opening of race meeting at Salt Lake City, Utah. Annual exhibition of Devon Horse Show association, Devon, Pa. Annual outdoor games of the IrishAmerican A. C. at Celtic Park, N. Y. Jimmy Walsh vs. Johnny Kllbane, 12 rounds at Canton, O. Wednesday. Annual bench Bhow of Irish Terrier club of America at Brookline, Mass. Opening of international polo matches at Meadow Brook Club, Westbury, L. I. Epsom Derby will be run at Epsom Downs, England. Thursday. Championship tournament of New Jersey State Golf association at Englewood, N. J. Annual bench show of the Zoo Kennel Club opens in Cincinnati. Matt Wells vs. "Knockout" Brown, 10 rounds at New York. Opening of annual horse show at Plainfleld, N. J. Friday. Annual meet of the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic association at Minneapolis. Raising of world's pennant at American League park, Philadelphia. Meet of United Hunts Racing association, Belmont Park, N. Y. - Saturday. Annual meet of Intercollegiate Conference Athletic association, Minneapolis. Spring track meet of New York Athletic club at Travers Island, N. Y. Wisconsin intercollegiate track and field championships at Beloit, Wis. Southern A. A. U. junior championships at New Orleans. Opening of spring meeting of Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal. Boston-to-Bermuda schooner yacht race starts from North Adams, Mass. EfHNNMS

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BASEBALL NOTES. John Ganzel's Rochester boys most' be the Tigers of the Eastern league. ; The star pitchers of the Athletics are now working as smooth as they' did last season. "Scrappy Jack Doyle, the former New York Giant, is making good umpiring in the National league. Cleveland would like to sign Pitch ' er "Wild Bill' Donovan of the Tigers as manager of the Naps. Frank Bancroft had a birthday recently and the Cincinnati Reds gave him a handsome silver service. The owners of the Boston Nationals are quarreling among themselves and the Rustlers continue to lose. Outfielder Fa ire 11 of the : Boston Americans has been disposed of to the Waterbury club of the Connecticut league. At the present time the Waseda university baseball team of Japan is tour ing America, and the Missouri univers ity team is touring Japan. Bob Spade, who was traded by the St. Louis Browns to Newark for Joe Crisp, has been released. Crisp has also been released by the Browns. Home runs are as plentiful this season as Democrats in Washington. The magnates pinned it on the pitchers when they introduced a livelier ball. I uuring tne past eignr, years me New York and Boston American league teams have played 179 games, Boston winning ninety and New York eighty-nine games. Manager McAleer of the Washington team is up against it without the services of his star pitcher Walter Johnson. The great heaver Is seriously ill in Chicago. The Saginaw team of the Southern Michiban league is making all kinds ot records this season. Their latest stunt was the scoring ot eight home runs in a nine-inning game. It has been a tough Beason so far on the manager players. Frank Chance of the Cubs, Hal Chase of the Highlanders and Roger Bresnahan of the Cardinals have all been out of the game on account of sickness. - WITH THE BOXERS. Harry Forbes, the "come bacV champ, will box Eddie O'Keefe In Kan Bas City, May 25. Jimmy ' Clabby and "Knockout Brown of Chicago, have signed for a tangle to take place at Hammond, Ind. May 30. : : ,k Jim Glynn and Jim Barry will meet In OgKlnralo Tot v A Tha 4wrn .lima IU V'Ull 1VI U.K. , L, J . ..v " V w "" are the best white heavyweights in the game right' now and should put up corking fight. (CYCLE