Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 214, 11 June 1911 — Page 6
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LIVE STOCK. IndUnapolta, June 10. T.. t.h....ii.r,.rd. Sat rdy wer flJIOO hots. 4.V) cattle and 400 WBifi wru iiftm huiPi w-v aj ahaep, showing loari In tang and ci bat gila In sheep oiiprri with ag ami a decreae life, all llneoni spared wllb a year ago. , Hag' .' Um than bnlf aa maify bngm arrived for lib market Saturday an FrtVi hut at that itber waa a good Hatardofv run. There wr no oiai, however, than awinH beoWly nereasary to acoVnnalat th doanaad. and with all other rnsditlpne favorbl to aaleamen they au-KeXwd In gaining 'HUM an advanc In pecea. la of iSha boa aold nearly Km? atwe Ivlday, bnt fsotn ware only Jtv higher.. A lajrg per'eootag of th aunply aold ad A0 and tother aalea were from asss to o.i'.There were not msay aUtpplngfordera, but pecker were free buyera. stasias. Tteoelpta of cattlmwer na Urg for thla lime In the week. hut the- wa a ry Indifferent demand sod all of the anpply fcould not he plaed. AlNiiit the only class hegleeted were ateerVn1 they were not a Very good kind. IleVera and cowa were tbteady. aa wera alao blt and'calvee were Strong. Sheep) ' Tb receipt a of aheep atndllamba available lor eale were very eraman.l they wer fake promptly by lai Aoyer jrlw that compared rery favir..l with the way equal kluda aold Friday. ,?Pr,B '"t? old from M.M down. yrUhgs from S3 ' dons and aheep from 3..yiowi. BPKBB!(TATIVB6ALEII. . av w ate, Ar.Dk.rrl.eNo Av.Dk3rlc (B nn W 14 ON ... smell S2ja:..2-X 7.1 1T 1!W 10S !! 0.30 o.; i. f 2 222 J CO TT 1M ... 31 Ml ... ...... I'M ... T4 ITT 130 fl.2iflo. .30S. 2I( im, 6.S0 219 4 2J.1 40 247 ... '.'50 ... 0.;MiW . s. e..KT h fl.l27.... e.3o CATTLE. Oood to choir steers. 1.300 low '. and up SS4S 0.13 Common to medium ateera. 1.300 the and up iv-U':' JQood to cholc ateera, 1.150 to T.1.8S0 Iba Common to mull u in ateera. f.. 1.180 to !. I e l";Cond to choir ateera, 1M0 to 5.75(8 6.00 5.050 590 5.5043 5.73 S.254J 5 00 4.7SO 5.33 0.00Q 5.25 k now ina . Tonnon to medium ateera. IMO to 1.100 Iba 'tra cbolre feeding ateera. 000 j to l.i iba v:":' 4Rood feedlua- ateera. ttOO to dlug ateera, nuu lw4W t'o" beat' aVoVkera!Il"93.&uJ ' 1,000 Iba .... 5.0U .felenitin lotomg it mo Iba Coonoi to I' UEiriCUH ; iflAAii t a hnloa ....... 6 JTalr to medium f -5ti 1'OMMI to light ....4 4 CXW8 AND CALVES 'tC.tnA o itint eowa ........ 4 :Valr to medium cowa 3 50 Cannora and cultera l-5Wi iood to choice rowa and calvoa 45 H.ommoa to meaiuni cowa ana awe ana 2S.0O4S40 001 clree BULLS AND CALVES 'food to prim export bulla... l.ood to choice butcher bulla.. I'otiiraon to fair bulla I'oinmon to beet real calrea V'outinoa to good heavy caWea. MOUS. licet heavlea, S10 Iba and vp.. Idedlnm and mlled. 130 Iba .. and np iond to choice light. 100 to 7. 180 lb 4.'inmH to good light. 123 to v 1.10 Iba Ktougba :;.leet pig iiia-ht pla 6.254J 30 S.2543 30 S.2343 8.30 S2543 0.30 5.23tt 5.75 6.7543 015 6.004 6 JO 2343 0.30 ;itlh of aalM : . SHEEP. loor to boat enrtna- lamba 4.5043 6.T5 Alood to choir lamba S..1 M.'ommo to medium lamba... 4.00 Viood to eholc yearllnga 4.50 d.ommon to medium yearllnga. 3.50 dlaod to chair aheeo ....... 3.30 tulla to DMdlum aheep 2.50j 3.23 bucka. per 100 Iba 3.004J 3.73 OTICBm LIVB STOCK MA it BETS FITTSBl'RO. Pa, Jun 10. Cttl Sup4jply light; market ateady; choice, fO.2591 Ii.40; good, S6ttd20; tidy butcher. 83.75 fair, S3.2AS3XO: common, S4.50414.83; Vummon to good fat bulla, f3.23u5..; f-omnion to good fat ccwa, $2.2Tj4.73; ietfr. 63.7n4X3.IW; fresh row and aprlnglieavT and thin ralrea. f.un. Hheeti aud .Jamba Supply light; market alow; prima ,Vtbr. 64.2434.:0; good mixed. 63.85U '1.13; fair mlsed, 3.Toi3.80; culla and l-ommou. 61JMMl2.no: lamba. 83413.73: wnrlng lamba, 63433.75. Hogs lteoelpta. aw doable decks; market alow; prim Jitney Bog, aw z.-x.9i ; neavy mixed. 16S.aon6.33; mediums, 8.40; heavy york sera. M.40: llabt vorkera. 66.Wtad.33: dIbs tb6 2A434).30; roughs, 65435.40; ataga, 6443 S 1.DU. EAST BfrrALO. N. T- Juue 10. Cat Vflo Receipt a. 100; market light and lateady; prim steers, 60JU410.5O ; batcher trades. BStM.25. Calrea RecelDta. 100: .market act he. ateady; call to choice, 63-30 118.23. Sheep and lamba-Recelpte, 2,400; .maraei eiow, zac lower; cnoic lamna, fti.iai ;bTy rough. 13.30; -. aiaga . 64 25434.75. '. XION STOCK TARD8. 111.. Jane 10-noge-seeeipte, ii.ooo; market, alow, wtrdy; tolled and butcbera, 65.03ft0.83; Vd heavy 6d.lOOo 3iS ; rough heavy. 3.S34360A; light. J3.St353: Pg. 6 V 4V23; bulk. .I34i.30. Cattle- ReTelpta" 2i0; market, atrong; heeve. eSlOCttt-AO; icowa and heifers. 6i.23Ct.V83: storkera and feeders. M.KVtjV00; Texana, 64.WJ.VW ; 'calves, 6S.734XHV23. Sheen Mecelota. 7.00O: market, ateady : native and western, 63.50 aji.v; lamos, eVkiogziA. KSTIMATBD BBCEIPTS. CHICAGO, Jon 10. Estimated receipts for Monday are aa followa: Hogs, 33,000; caitie, nwu: aneep, a,uuu. Kstimated re celpta for all next week: lloge. 130.000. LITB STOCK NOTES. Chicago yarda review by Pool: Evlitnr I accumulating that the recent eavy hog run la aubaidlng. Packers bar a hunch that a gap In anpply la likely and very abort crop advertise their need. That tb country la full of sows and young tola will not be d Is noted, but with Blent v f corn fattening sows to the limit will be profitable, a proceae that will delay their Arrival at mar set. v nen tney come thev will ho freighted with lard and outline It .a May retard the mnvemect of what tbe Vl knows aa in summer run or "grasa :lowe. noga torn uauany rome to mar ktl In Jan were cashed on May thla year. an open winter and abundance of corn grtttln them ready earlier than uaual. Dry w-Mther mleht atart a run of thin hvl hut demand for lard la auch that thla la tbo mat thing pacaera desire and they might not b avers to a higher market ar the next ninety day, aa It would r. assure th coui try and enable them to BKicbaudta at ocas. WEEKLY SANK STATEMENT. MEW YORK. Jan 10. Bank statement Avers ge atatemeot, caah reaerv. 27.79 per ot; reaerre. Icrese, f I..VW.S.V); less Vulted States, increase. giHW.7o; loan tncre. mjw.wu; specie, increase. 4.2i. axkl: leaal tender, lncreaae. 672.100: de nos ta. lncreaae. 6lO.3ttt.000. Circulation .'derrease, a.i33iMV Actual atatement cash reserve. 270 per cent. ij No Quarter Granted. ;! Thla story, which 1 told of s Scottish ttlsblaodcr who serrcd In the tYencb , wsr. Illustrates either the bloodthlrstluesa or the nolque Idess of humor of I tbe Scotchman: j This blghlander had overtaken fleeing tYencbman snd wss about to strike btsa down wnen, falling on nis knees, the iTenchnsn cried: . -Quarter! Qasrterr ! "I'll so hs' tine to qusrter y," the Scot sitswered. "I'll just cut J in t tws." I I Ma!BaatetaEa as fcSdwlaVre J Hp. So poaMve eaff dtseaass artok.
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GRAIN CHICAOO. Jn. lO.It waa a bad day for bulla In tbe board of trade. All the grata pita and the provision pit abowea ig loaaea ror tDe day, witn wneat neauiua tbe llat with prlcea lc to 2dc lower. Wheat atarted on Ita downward journey right at tbe beginning and Influenced by good wen flier lu parte of tbe licit and reiuvenatlug ralna In the aoutbweat the opening waa about fee lower all around. The irmraet ateaaiiy aernnea uuaer eeiun; oj big comtnlnftloo bounea wbl-b hare been arnitia for tbe bull leadera In tbe rerent advaurea. buying power waa not greatly In evldeuce, although local aborta covered eome and pit tradera took ou email Itaea. ODentna at R2c to Wlkc July w heat ranged down to nMac and niuuuKed to acrape un der tlie wire at the flnlab at K)c; September opened at Npc and cloned at It low point. Hr. I'ureaponaive cablea added another elemeut to tbe lower tone. t'orn did not fare any better tban wheat and the market cloaed i'4c off. partly In eynipnthy with the toboggan lu wheat and partly becauae of good crop report and hue weather. Onta alao cloaed lower arter a day marked by ateady decline, with tbe cloalug ijuotatlotia about at tbe bottom. The market waa Influenced by that In the other gralna. Trovlalona cloaed from 15(g40c under last nlght'a clone In one of tbe moat dleaatroua marketa of the year. 'Pork woa 22H40c off: lard. najttc off and rlba 154ZWC lower. Offertnica were geueroua bnt tnere waa a dearth of buying. CHICAOO. (By Open. WHEAT July. 01 02
A. W. Thomaon Co.) Closing High. Low. June 10. JuneS. 2 88 Vi 88 02T 8B4 88 88 89 01 H 89 89 Ti 91 554 54 54 53Ht 57 5 5fl- 5-t KM 54 54 55 3fi4 37 37 3S 3 38 38t t. 40 30 30-t 40 15 40 15.07 13.12t 15.52t 15.32 14.02 14.V7 13.30 8.32 8.17 8.20t 8.37 8.5U 8 30 8.30- 8..'0t 8.05 7.07 7.97 '8.17
Sept. Dec.. CORN July. B3V4 05 Sept. 57 SOU Dec. . US OATS July. ZK X Sept. 3VV4 3 Dec.. 40U 40 V4 PORK July. 1.VS7 Kent. 13.20t LARD July. ft.30t ScpL S.4.1 ller. H.03 UIBS July. K.33 Sept. 8.30 Jan. 7.52 Uld. tAak 8.37 887 8.17 8.15 8.20 8.17 7.40 8.37 S37t 7.M 7.32 7.87 INomlnaL CHICAGO CASH. CHICAGO. June 10. Chicago cash grain Whent. 8j2c; corn. S4(33Rc; oats, INDIANAPOLIS. Wheat Weak. On track. No. 2 red. Sflc; eitra 3 red. 8.V: No. 3 red. 80c; June, 80c; July, flrat half month, 85c; aac nair. noc; August, hoc. Corn Steady. Thiouah billing. No. wblte. 56c: No. 3 white. Sflc: No. 4 white. 54c; No. 2 white mixed. 54c: No. 3 white mixed. Me; No. 4 wblte mixed. 52c; No. 2 rruuw, ooc: -o. venow. ooc: wo. yei. ow. 4!Wc: No. 2 mlirit. &4e: No. I. mltnl oec; uo. mi lea, ozc. oatw Stead y. Tbrouab bllllna. No. 2 white.. 30 c: standard. 30c; No. 3 white. V;N. 4 white, 37c; No. 2 mixed. 37c;fNo. 3 mixed. 37c; No. 4 mixed. 36c. iiaw vuiec .o Diaa. InaWctlona: Wheat In: No. 2 red. car; amnle, 2 car; total. 3 cara. Cora In: No. 3 white. 17 cara: No. white, 18 cara; No. 2 yellow, 1 car; No. 3 Seirow o cara; io. reuow, case; no. mixtl, 1 car; No. 4 mixed, 2 cara; earnpie, i care; total. 4U cara. uut; .No. 3 mlxedul caj; total, 1 car. Onta In: No. 2 white. 1 cor: standard. 4 cara: No. 3 wbtte, 4 cara; No. 4 white, 1 car;. No. 2 mixed, 1 car; total, 11 cars. Out: No. 2 white, 1 car; atandard, 10 cara; total. 11 cars. liar So. 1 timothr. 3 enra: No. 1 oats straw, lecar; total, 4 cara. WAGON MAKKET. Wheat No. 2 .red. Stic: samnl millln. 80M8&C. Shelled Onta 37f40c. Hav Tlnioth. S17aa20: baled. S17f20: mixed. 61fl417; ,baied. 6164217.50. Strnav data atraw. Wi7.50: wheat straw,i607. LIVERPOOL. L1VKKFOOL. June 10. Wheat ddmi.i1 dull wth atendy undertone" and price A nigner ana immedintciv following the opening funtber advanced M. with offer ing ngnt. Miipport waa stimulated by nrmnesa in American cablea and lighter American! shipment aa Indicated bv Brndatreet'a. Ll'ollowln the opening, pressure developed In October on continued favor, able Luropeatn and Argentine crop advices, aud tbiit acaitb declined . There waa -uur Bvuroi lucuia vu ivr cargoes anu pn rcela and anottmarketa anlet. twilns hn. ever, waa cbtfrked by strength In corn and expectation of lighter world'a ahlpmeuts. wnirn cwueeu some wcea-ena covering. Corn BuvfBK. due to shorts covering nn the dry veenther reported from America. nrmer European otTers and strength spots. Wbeat .StSv. 9Sd: October, 96d. Corn July,. AM; September, 60d. . BtrrALo. BUFFALO.! N. Y.. June 10. Wheat Sprlntf. No If northern, 99c; No. 1 hard, ' twheat. No. 2 red. ftSc- Nn ! 61.01 ; winter jwbeat white. 94c. Cbrn No. 2 yellow. 00c: No. 3 yellow, - - . mr mm - v a V a " t? . W J. J . 58c; No. 3 mixed. 53 c. Oats white, 41c: So. 3 white, 40c: ird. 41c. Barley-9200c. RyeNo. 2 atandard No. 2. 61. TOLEDO. TOLEDO. O.. June 10. Closing price; ue; juit, sue: fM Caah. rUc; Jub M4c. Corn I. KM. . . Hentember. Wltc. Oat a Caal ash, 39c; July. 39c; September. 9T,c. TOLEDO CLOVER. TOLKDO. O.. June 10.Clover aeedCash. 19.75 : October. lecember and March. 18.50; ...Ike 9.25, OTHER GRAIN MARKETS. WHEAT. New York , June 10. 1 ;, Jnly .90 .95 a -JS J scntemner ..... Minneapolis Mu jniy September fuluth July .94 .914 r t - ft. Mtt 1 on, 512 , a?? .9514 ash SJV .85 .86 .S4 ieitemter . . Winnipeg juit .. tjrioner .................... St. Loula July September Kansaa City - July .... September .85 .So FIRST BALE OF COTTON. OF COTTOSt. Jnn. 10Th- ; Jlnnd tod?v rUsot rwordid 7 ' GALVESTON. Tex bale of cotton waa Kiverta, Tea SB fvUnt recorded. Lost Bond Reeall. A fussy old Scotchwoman, travel nf to . Glastfow. seated In a corner of tbe ratlwav -arrlei vaa nrovlilaH nlth au lodla rubber cushion for her srenter comfort, bnt uofortunately. owlnc to the heat and continued pressure, tbe cushion suddenly exploded. The old fortuue. Tut. woman. said a traveler In another corner Commercial Of the Car - ' aoour. 10a win ger. it repairea in town ror aooni is pence. -It's no that I'm vexed aboot-it's bo the price. That's easy sorted. But tho last time that bag waa blawn np . It wis by Aunty Jean, almalat wT her very last breath, an' that canna be rsv tared!
lady waa In despair, even to tears, over KTr'ry SrZ 'ag. s tbe misfortune to tbe windbag and t,,,,rJr lb i"w22c: process specuia. i acnln and acaln reverted to her mis- aTv'SSl 'SAlS'-ff-.
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Jl WALL STREET NEW TORK. June io uemana i Erie raldroad ebaree featured the J"'""' or tne anort aeaaton in tne today, the atrengtb effect on the anare in New Vork being reacted In th London market, where there waa a. aharp rise. The market opened strong with a moderately mgner range or pnree neina; '"'-"' in tbe Initial tradlna In a number of spe cialties. Tennesaee Copper advanced a fun point, but the other Conner shares anaaeu elUhtly. . I'pon a rnah of buying ordera Erie common advanced to 36, having closed at S Friday; the preferred went to 50. a aain of . uotn Erie ngures wm i hlch recorda for the year. Southern Ballway waa another strong stock strength wai Steel, advancln
s displayed In I'nlted Statealton delayed by coalbeavera' strike. ; ng point In a few mtn-1 1'Jans completed for merger of computing? Valley and I'nlon Pacific land tabulating machine companies with'
utea. Lehigh Valley were up . The traction situation In New Tork haa taken an uncertain .trend and aa a reault Hrooklrn Ranid Transit onened un changed. Canadian Pacific waa off and Atchison suffered similar decline; Pennsylvania was off . Tbe curb opened quiet, with Standard OU unchanged and American Tobacco off a point. f Americana were an exception to the tend-1 ency of the London market. Erie dtaplayed F
me nest strength. Canadian racinc wascpaiiy will exceed the previous recoras. Irregular. fcPnles are now running at the rate f-60.-Althounh tho Hrlnni rvnorta poncernln IfO fKlO t.ir anlnu actual sale OB
tbe probability of tbe government proaertitlon of the Steel corporation continued tbe subject of comment, there was pracdorlng the morning. The only algnfflcanee mw wutu ftiinfjur.! iv iu bciiiu' a the fact thafneariv all came from ag - Kreasive room tradera persistently comirltted to the bear aide. The rest of the list neid Arm. The market cloaed atrong; bonda unchanged ; others Arm. government NBW YORK STOCKS. (By A. W. Thomson Co.) ' jun 10. Hlo-h. Aicniaon Amal. Cod Am. Can Am. Can. pfd... Am. Ice Sec Am. Loco Am. Smelt Am. T. A T Anaconda . B. ft O B. II. T. Can. Pac C. ft O C 31. ft St. P. Col. Fuel Cbl. Ot. W. pfd D. ft R. U Hist. ec Erie Ot. North, pfd. Iiit. Pump K C. So. ....... L. ft N M.. K. ft T Missouri Pacific National. Lead.. N. V. Central... Northern Peun. R. R People's Ues Railway Spring. Rep. Steel pfd... Reading Rock Island Rock Island nfd. Southern Pacific 1204 Texaa Pacific 294 Tol.. St. L ft W. 22 Toi St Lft W nfd 51 I'nlon Pacific.... 186 U. M. Bteel. T. S. Steel pfd. i tan lopper. ... i C. S. Rubber.... 40 Virginia .nem... ou Westlngholiso ... 73 1 Western Union.. 81 1 Wnbaaii 17t Wnbaah nfd 38 Total sales, 190,300 shares. NEW YORK BONDS. A. T.' T. Conv. 112V4IN. J. C. 5a. 124 101 Atchiaon 4a... 99iNo Pac lata Atch. Conv. 4s. 92 N. Y. C. 3M.a... 894 B. R. T. 4a 80 Reading 4a 98 St.L.8.W. 1st 4a 904 St.L. S. W. 2nd 81 So. Hy. 5s 107 So. P. Conv. 4 99 Tex. Pac. 5a... Ill U. P. Conv. 4s. 108 V P. 1st 4s 1014 I. R. O. 4s.... 94 C. R. I. Ref 4s 89 C. R. I. Co.! 4s 76 C. ft O. 4Hs... 100 Cat N.W. Cona. 110 Erie tieneral... 77 Jjen. EJec.5s... 4 PRODUCE MARKETS (Corrected Dally.) EG;8 Indlanapolla Jobbers paying to shippers 13c s dosen loaa off for strictly fresh, delivered at Indlanapolla. Country ahlppers paying 13c for fresh egg. BUTTER Country butler, packing stock enrina: price, delivered at Indiauanolla. lac. vouuiry snipper paying xzc. indlanapolla Jobbers selling Elgin creamery ID'I. extraa, 25c for prime. 24c for tuba; creamery firsts. 24 c for prints, 24c for tub BCTTERINE Selling at 10c to 21e. CHEESE Jobbing price: Imported Cwlaa, 32c; near domeatlc Swlaa, 20c; Wlsconain, new cream, 17c; New York full cream, 17c; Philadelphia cream, dosen, 61.10; long borna. 16c; domeatlc 11mburger. 144Jlc; brick, new, 16c. Neufchatei, cagiea, large vox, gi.io; email. 33cl'OI'LTRY Jobbers' Davlna- nrlrea. Am ; jooi Ilvered at Indlanapolla: Fowls, 10c: springers, m to 2 Iba and under, 23c; roosters. 6c; turkey, tows. 12Uc; turkey hens. 14c; ducks. 7c: geeje, 6c; squabs, 2.50 dos. Country shippers quoting lOfif lac for turkeys. Hc for fowls. 6c for rooster. 7c for ge. 80c for duck. 2c for 2-ib spring chicken. 12014c for capon. NEW TORK. NEW YORK, June 10. Wheat Easy i July, MTfcc bid; September. 95V; spot. No. 2 red. 934c: In elevator. We f. o. b. t'orn Dull: July, 03Ve; September. 24c: No. 2 In elevator, nominal; export No. 2. lac f. o. b. Oata Active: natural wbite, C4Va4Ac; wblte clipped. 44A424SSc Rye iiuiet: No. 2. nominal f. o. b. N. Y. Barley imiaj; niaiTina;. me.wic c. i. r. ttunalo: I.. . . - . " - , ywJ iv inn, c-nn tu f OITBW Steady; long rye. 7072Mic. Hops Quiet; state, prime to choice. 30331c: Fa clflc coast, prime to choice. 2324c. Flour Steady; spring patents. $5(35.25; KtiSk SralMsVo 430' Pcln M45vro fi A wSilork-Mrn'r SI 7.75(3 IS: family. $1S4M.50. Lard (Strong: city steam, $7.90 bid: middle west Ifr-pot, SH.40 bit ot, oia. xaiiow rirm; citv In, iJihda. 5l!c bid; country. In tierces. 546c. otton aeea on steadm; apot. $a.52itf.59 : winter, $.5(HDtT; summer white $.5M87; g 526.55; July. $6.526.53; August uri mum; September. 6 3 w. m a r. . ...... . .io.imio.il ; .ovemner. o.n.wxoT ; lecem. er, $5.K35.89. Freights Grain weak; V. fi-..11?! tJermany. S'JVbpf: France. 24Vid: Holland. 4V,c: general cargo, good tie-. roand. Petroleum Steady; crude Penn-, ylvanla. $1.30. Turpentine Quiet; 57cj i'Koaln Quiet ; common, $6.65 bid. Wool . Firm; domestic fleece. 23(j:2Sc: do-pulled, coured basis. 33(852c: Texas, secure.! ,jBBit ajmotic. ttiues rirm ; native steers. .ij.wi"": oranoeo steers, lrg 14-. ColTeo 2 Steady; options opened 3 points lower to S nnlnts hlffh.F HI. V T . ;l9t.e Rim 1 1.. 1A . .1 .1 r - 'rimr, iir. Aioiaases u ran- open kettle, 33g43c. ''"!r: "'f". i , sugar. 3.11c; sugar. trlme, 4Hj4"c. Molasses Dull. New Oric. Sugar Raw; muacorado. 3.30c; rar. rwfln1 en. i .i.uoiu ijiuiiuiini. jwt : cut loar. o.(uc: ' rushed. 5.70c: mould A. 5.33c; cube. 5.25tS bordered. 5,10c; diamond A. 5.00c; conTeetloner' A. 4.85c: No. 1. 4xv- v f ..S"c: No. 8, 4.75c; No. 4. 4.70c. (No. 5 Is" ..five points lower tban No. 4. Noa. 6 to 1 ,ire each tire points lower tban the nmwi ..'VJ. r" J,0,a,2TiZw-'"k:D'"rb'r- 2 .narrow chVi..735.: K 5.1 "TSHO: red aiuuev cnoice, s..vvi.o.: iirbu'umi.- towi;7W? fincha. i4c; seee. 7&11C?. Lire pouu SSJJ , ti" : 1'. l:ic kd: iw. 9c asked.: uiirr emu; , rreaiDcrj sprvlals. Xra first. lSClt!Oc: firsts 14U.17Cbeeaat tolI Dtl "w. Orm; whole milk specials : e asked : whole milk fancy. lo6uiei; f'nl".1Pc." - 10c: klm. floe, la jKUoiesale jprlee u 2U,e a quart delivered! 4U .-,rw ' iaiea mm irregular v.portd. pHm 'to fancVriaia P2. K isji4c: acnit ioS"-l-icw SnS tSishc. t tumtkm. .maigaatioa. oSeaarr bfaa or any
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FINANCIAL NOTES Wall street nevra summary: neeklv trail rwtm- nA Uttim rhuit In boslness aituation. but continue to re-l port hooeful feeling. M?rger of Independent shipping interest! n great lakea organised with 6.000.00U npital to compete against Steel corporation's fleet. , i'lilna demands 6fl.000.000 Indemnity foit nassarre of Chinamen at Torreda. Mexlco4 und sends cruiser to enforce demand. Board of estimate' subway committed r en ores Interborough tentative offer for 5 cent fare to Coney Island. Stel tonnage figures due Saturday. Iecision of aDuellate division of su-' preme court assurea Third avenue reorgan-i ixntion. Snlllng of Atlantic liner from SonthampJ capital of l!) ooo ram ew York banks gain $5,000,000 on weeaIn currency movement. Senate committee orders favorable report on Hondarnn loan treaty. ; Sleel corporation earolnas for second: quarter estimated at J27.500.000. . - Hank clearlne-s through ibe country show, ncouraging Increase. Prom present indications the foreign trade of the International Harvester com-i S34.000.000 fast year, Tne Boston stock exchange governing A Co ..ock from ... nni.ted department Hrt fiigk r4pttixip 11 sir fo rnlar The London stock exchange haa added to tbe llt 622,740.000 Illinois Central 4s. ( Tbe PhlladelDbia council baa passed ani ordinance authorising the mayor to nego tiate SV.75O.0O0 or tne siijoo.wsi lomu iir n.unlclpal improrements voted by the people at the special election held May 23. ; George J. Whelan. president of tba I'nlted Cigar Stores company, ha denied tha nnnrt th.f hla mnrvrn would take! fover holdltga of all American Tobacco sub-j sidiarle to effect reorganisation of thaB along lines approved by federal auinonnesj A St. Paul message eays In the event thei Northwestern falls to make a suitable; traffic agreement with the Northern Pacific, railroad. It la believed the Northwesterni will carry through Its old threat of build--Ing an extension to the Pacific coaet. The; Northwestern baa been atowiy um bendina- for the coast for years and bu 'reached Lander. Wyo. MERGER IN LAKE CABKIBKS. CLEVELAND, O., June 10. The UrgeatJ steamship merger on tbe great lake lncl the days of the formation of the Gilchrist: -..A .v . inui Mt. w offected ves' Sterday when the finishing touches were put ttipon the merger of Ave companies couf trolling twenty -one of the finest bulk steel freighters on tne iniana eene. The companies merged are the United Statea Transportation company, the L. C; Smith Tranait company, tbe vV ilkinaon' transportation company, the Standardi Transnortation company iuu iu 'un - can Transit company. GRAIN GOSSIP Chicago car lot recelpte: . ', Wheat. 25 cara; 5 were contract grade. Corn, 543 cars; 197 were contract. Oate. 183 cara; 92 were contract. . Uecelpt8 a year ago were: Wheat, corn, 224; oats, 130. Northwest wheat receipta: Minneapolis. 153 cara; laat year, .172. ; Dulnth. 62 cara; laat year. 63. Winnipeg, 136 cara; laat year, 4. j The following waa received from Texas: Thrashing returns here ahow from 4. tp 8 bu to the acre, when we were expecting from 12 to 15. Wheat tests from 60 to 5U lbs, when we expected much better. OuA two elevators at Celina and Prosper I think we will cloae up thla week. This Information I am giving you because 1C Indicates that our expectatlona are not, being realised. Cutting of wheat haa started in aoutherni Indiana, and It la expected that It will be; general by tbe last of next week. j King, of Toledo, bad tbe following from'; N. C. Murray, acting chief of crop bureau at Washington: This bureau haa decided to Interpret Ita condltlou reports in terma .if their indicated probable yield In bu. The equivalent ot 100 on June 1 for winter wheat waa 19 bu. For oata the par yield, or 100 per cent, would be 32.3 bu for the United States. 27.6 bu for Ohio, aud 18.2 bu for rye. t Mndrn Miller: Winter wheat 1 being harvested unusuallv early in suit wiuici KtJltM. Tlie neaae generally average tarajeri tban ezoected. Tbe smaller beads are; found 011 late sown or wheat grown on; poor soil. Tbe recent dry heat shriveled; tbe berry, causing lightweight grain.; Hard winter wheat la showing lmprore-j ment In most sections of Kansas and Ne-j braaka. An analyals of tbe hay crop reports of! recent years shows a steady decline in' production alnce 1908 wbeu tbe crop was; 70.800,000 tone. In 1909 the yield was 6.-i 900.000 tons. In 1910 61.000,000 tons, andj thla year tbe June promise la for 55,200,-j 000 tons. J Prltcbard, Chicago, says: Those who are anxious to see wheat prices kept around the present level will continue tot send in bad reports from western Kansas! that section of the "banner wheat state"! that waa reclaimed from a desert a com-, SaratWely few years ago. There baa r 'ver een a favorable prospect In that section: of Kansas tor even s moderate crop of! wheat since the aeed was drilled Into tbe ground last fall. After the aeedJ Ing operation dry spell set in, the wheat never germinated as it ebould have don1 under better conditions, and a great deal! of that section la eltber bare of tbe whent1 plant or the promise Is otherwise unfavorable. Section of Nebraska where thei wheat haa been poor all the season are be-' ing drawn out under the limelight and; crop losses are claimed. In nearly every! part of Kansas tbe wheat is too far ad-i vanced to permit of any damage now save by continued ralna. Primary market receipta: Wheat, 324.0001 bu; laat year. 338.000 bu. Corn. 914,00(1 bu: last year. 572.0U0 bu. Oata. 545.000 bu d 'last year, 614.000 bu. 1 DO') WEEKLY REVIEW. Dun's weekly review says: Although conditions In Iron snd steel ar without distinct recovery and 'the leading industries face a paucity of new demnnda,i confidence In early improvement la onim-t paired and the optimism ia strengthened! by fine crop prospects officially indicated' thla week and by wider absorption otj seasonable necessaries. l'ayments through the banka exhibit comparative g.iln and the market for se-i curitie and breadstuff are steadier. Die-! count rate remain favorable to borrowers, but tbe use of aaoney continue narrow In tbe commercial branches and further accumulation appears In bank deposits. Tbe warm weather haa been very beneficial to the principal retail line. There waa also strong buying of house furulsh-Ina-a. fancy aroods. art wares, lewelrv. sporting; aud outing goods. Tbe month! has opened up satisfactory run of reorder for both city and country, thla buelaess equaling expectatlona, although there is difficulty In atipping promptly owing tol scarcity or aome unes requirea, especially In textile. i , i BANK EXAM IX BBS TO MEET. j National bank examiners of district No.) 7. embracing the state of Michigan, northert Indiana, northern Illinois. Iowa, Wla-i consln. Minnesota. North Dakota, Southi Dakota and Nebraska, including the r-j serve cities of Chicago. Detroit, indianap-j oil. Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. 1'aol. Deal Moines, Cedar Kaplds and Omaha, wlllj bold tbelr annual meeting this year In; Cbicac o July 6 and 7. Tbe object ot, rhia meeting is to assist, by a mutual diensaton ot methods, in obtaining- the hlgh-f eat grade of efficiency Jo the examination! of bank. . Tfce TwlUM t UTe. sols ot tb atomack bj old ag ar no; Tba is l or acuv a sn yocth sad m joeaic old people ar very subject to eoastipowajas sartknalluM. Maary aeldoa bar a bowai laowaaawa witboaat artMctel aid. Maay. lo. hmv npliasul ractaHooa of gma Bros "" " - An rMa 1 be 1 ?v aa oc ur. caaaiaay feyrws wnicn praisBiasU rewalat taabowala so tba Pmm esano auttsrslly. aad so atrtaaithssk th atocBsch that food Is rtlgiistasl wtthoox da comfort. Dnaxaist saB at at m oaaca mm n a
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PROVISION MARKET CPaid Br 3. as. Eggemsytr ft 8ons) Apples, per bbl. . ..... . . $3.75 ?6. Pargley, curler, per doa. bunehea..$l Leaf lettuce, hothouse, per lb 10a Celery, golden heart, eztrs fancy, per doz bunches .............. 2540c Spinach, fancy, per bu. .fl Carrots, fancy, per bu. .....I Turnips, fancy, per bu. 5c R&diRhes. red and white, fancy, per doan bunches .....40c Cabbages, homegiown. per ton.... 614 Potatoes, per bu ,....5075c rYellow, red, white, onions, per bu...$l V PRODUCE. OldHens, per lb 8c Turiey oc foot, per lb. .18c Old roosters ....30c apiece Butter., country, per lb ......20c Youns chickens, 2 to 3 lbs. per lb. 12c Ducks.i per lb. . . Eggs,, per doz. .. 12c 13c Baseball Results I ' National League. Won New York 30 Chicago 29 Philadelphia ...30 Pittsburg 26, St. Louis 25 Cincinnati ...23 Brook'.jm ... ....18 Lost 18 18 19 22 22 26 31 37 Lost 15 17 21 20 30 32 33 Pet. .625 .617 .612 .542 .532 .469 .367 .245 Pet. .706 .630 .553 .535 .511 .400 .347 .327 wBostont 12 American League. Won Detroit . .. . v 36 Philadelphia 29 Boston ......26 Chicago ......23 New York ...23 Cleveland 20 "Vashington 17 St Louis .. ..16 American Association
Won Lost Pet. Kansas City ..33 19 .635 Columbus 32 21 .604 Minneapolis 28 28 .500 Milwaukee 27 28 .491 Louisville ..'. 26 28 .481 St. Paul i 25 30 .455 Toledo ....' 25 31 .446 Indianapolis .22 33 .400
RE8ULT8 YESTERDAY. National League R.H.B. New York i... 2 6 1 Cincinnati 5 11 0 Marquard, Raymond, Crandall and Meyers and , Wilson; Gaspar and Clarke. R.H.E. Brooklyn 0 9 2 9 13 0 Pittsburg . . . ; . - v. . .V. . . . Scanlan." Bel and Bergen; Adams and Simon. ' R. H.E Boston 5 9 5 Chicago .v... 6 11 1 Mattern and Graham; Brown and Kling. R.H.E Philadelphia 8 8 4 St. Louis 9 Bee be, Chalmers and Dooin; en,,Geyer and Bresnahan. 8 5 Gold American League. R. H. E. 5 13 2 6 12 1 Detroit Boston ... Works, Willett, Lafitte and Casey; Wood and Xunamaker. Ten innings, R.H.E St. Louis 5 11 3 Philadelphia 14 18 1 Powell, Hamilton and Clarke; Mor gan and Thomas. R. H. E Cleveland New York 15 0 2 4 Gregg and Land; Warhop and Blair R. H. E. Chicago 18 16 2 Washington 7 11 Olmstead and Sullivan; Sherry and Ainsmith. American Association R. H. E Indianapolis w. 6 15 2 Kansas City. 10 12 2 Merz and Ritter; Maddox and L. James. R.H.E Toledo 4 9 1 Milwaukee ..3 6 2 W. James, Baskette and Carisch ; McGlynn. Cutting and Creiger. Ten R.H. E. 7 13 1 Louisville Minneapolis Cheney and Hughes; and Owens. 5 10 0 Smith and R.H. E 2 10 : 1 5 1 Columbus St. Paul , Packard and' Bemis; Gehring Kelley. . and They Traded Horses. "Two Ok la noma palefaces once hunted In my camp. said an Indian 'who bad a hlglt opinion of the bus! ness astuteness of white men. They spent the evenfeg with me. and. over tbe fire and firewater, they began to barter and traffic and to make deals and dickers. "Finally BUI said Sam. let's trade hoeseai mj bay for your roan. '''Its a go.' Sam agreed. The trades a go. Shake eta it, partner. They shook hands. Then Bin said with s load laagn: - Sam. I're bested ye this time. My boss Is dead. Died yesterday. -So's mine dead. said Sam. "Died this mornin'. And. wusts mote, Ir XT timfe Ma ahutM
A WORLD MEETING OF SUFFRAGETTES TO SFARTMOIIDAY American Leaders in "The Cause" Will Play Prominent Parts at Conference at Stockholm, Sweden.
(Continued from Page One.) Berenice Morrison Fuller, Missouri;!; Mrs. Alice Parker Leser, Massachusetts; Mrs. Marcia Townsend. New" York; Miss Frances Wills, California; Mrs. Charles Howard Wlnslow, New York; Miss Julia R. Rogers, Maryland; Mrs. Minerva Butlin, Illinois; Mrs. Janet R. Ricards, District of Columbia. Mrs. Frederick Nathan and Mr. Robert Elder are 'appointed fraternal delegates from the Men's league for Woman Suffrage of New York. Mrs. Zell Hart Deming has been appointed by Gov. JoBepn Carey of Wyoming, official delegate from that state, and Miss Mary G. Hay, fraternal delegate from the National Federation of Women's clubs. Upon the close of the conference, June 17, an extensive itinerary embracing every spot of interest in Europe has been arranged for the American delegates. Before they return, the major part of the delegates will visit Copenhagen, Berlin, Potsdam, Dresden, Vienna, Venice. Florence, Rome, Pisa, Milan, Fluelen, Lucerne, Heidelberg, Mayence, the Rhine, Co logne, Amsterdam, Isle ot Marken, the Hague, Schevenlngen, Brussels, Paris, Versailles, London, Warwick, Kenilworth, Stratford-on-Avon, Mel rose, Abbottsford, Edinburg, Stirling, the Trossachs, Loch Lomond, Glasgow and Liverpool, where they will board the liner for their return voyage. , Mn Wanted. Two Irishmen died. One went to heaven, and the other went to the other place, Mike called down from heaven and asked Pat bow he was getting along. "I'm shoveling coal," said . Pat. "Do yon have to wort very hard?" "Not very," he said; "we hate shifts. X work only about three hours a day." Pat then Inquired of, Mike how he was making It.' "I'm sweeping down the golden stairs." "Do you have to work very hard?" "Yes." said Mike. "1 have to work eighteen hours a day We're short of men np here." Missouri Sharpshooter. Properly Resented. An extremely timid widow living alone In tbe suburbs ot the city wss afraid that agents and tramps would discover she had no protector, so she wasted no words upon them. ' Answer tn sTKavoTOi aoiiDbr fkrsistxzx. Ing a ring at the front door, tbe man standing before her asked; "Is the gentleman of the bouse at bomer "No, be is not, said the widow shortly. ' "Do yon think," tbe stranger mildly persisted, "he would be Interested in a chemical fire extinguisher warranted to put out tbe fiercest fire if taken la the beginning?" "No." replied the widow, deeply shocked; "I'm sure be wouldn't be, for he's In no need of one." Tbe agent Is still wondering why she slammed the door so hard In his face. The Scottish View. How an English church service struck the Scottish Presbyterian of the fifties of the taut century la told in Mrs. L. B. Welford's reminiscences "There was tbe twa o' them.' cried one of her Scottish handmaidens In mingled terror and indignation, relapsing into the broadest vernacular, tbae twa men, dresnf-d oot like folk at & fair, bowin' to each itber an answerin each itber across tbe table and tbe rest cryin ower an ower. The Lord ha' maircy upon us! An' a the time there wss the organ bummin' awa' owerheid! , Mel 1 thocbt it was the theater!" Viscount Wears Huge Earrings. Viscountess dAzy. wife of a distin guished French naval officer, who re cently was In Annapolis, wears tings in ber ears which are round and large as a silver half dollar. She has a seemingly endless variety of these huge ornaments, certain ones Tuscan gold set in rubies, others diamonds and aluminium, others pearls and emeralds in filigree old gold. One of tbe most bizarre combinations is worn with a costume of cerise satin and mechlin lace and shows three pigeon blood rubies depending one over the other In a hoop of thin Tuscan gold. There are similar ornaments on her bodice and a big belt buckle in the back made In the same way. Six hat pins of exact design aa tbe earrings adorn tbe -irfg black bearer trimmed with cerise plumes and a bird of par-
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Scrap Booh An Unappreciated Visit. Mr. Brian G. Hughes. New York's Irrepressible practical joker, has been at it again. . He eras up pretty late at an affair the oth er night, and on the way home be got a morning paper, Just out. It was about 2 a. m. In the paper be saw an ad vertlsement which said: "Wanted, a man to go to the Klondike. Call at 14 West Thlrtyighth street." 'I went around there immediately." said Mr. POKED HIS BEAD OUT. Hughes. "It was about 3 o'clock when I rang the bell. A man poked his head out of the upper window and thought be recognized me. 'I'll be right down in n , minute, a a soon as I can throw on some clothes, he said. Down he came, opeued the door and ushered mi! into the parlor. He gave me a. good cigar and then discovered 1 waa not his friend. He asked me what I wanted. I told him I came in answer to nis advertisement. " IIow did you know I adver tised? be asked in surprise. I told him I saw it in the paper. Then he got an gry and sakl if 1 bad any sense I'd have waited till daylight. I told htm I didn't HS GOT AHGMSS. want to come around after everybody else had been there. Then he got angrier. 'Why.' said be, 'I wouldn't send you to Hoboken, let alone the Klondike. Well.' said I. 'don't get Into a frenzy about It. I just called here to tell you I couldn't go." " " Boflinninas. O mighty, mighty river, flowing; down se deep ana calm. With the mills upon thy fingers and the ahipa upon thy palm, Tell me why thou never failest, never an-owest weak and small. But with ever a well ing current brlngoat down thy wealth, to all! Quickly then th river answered: "Praia the little mountain spring. Ever sparkling, ever gushing, for the precious gifts I bring;. Far away among the forests, where th moaW lies deep and coot. There th mill bums in a crevics and the ship swims In a pool." James Buckbanv On Thing He Had. , 'A traveling man who was a cigarette smoker reached town on an early train. He wanted a smoke, but none of the stores was open. Near the station he saw a newsboy smoking and approached him with: "Say, son, got another cigarette?" No, sir. said the boy, "but Ire got makings." "All right." the traveling man said. "But I can't roll 'em very well. ."VyiU yon fix one for me f The boy did. "Don't believe I've got a match," said the man after a search through his pockets. ;:;.--v-v1:..--;.cl:'"'' vy-; The boy banded blm a match. "Say, captain." be said, "you ain't got anything but the habit, have you r Everybody's. Greeley Anecdotes. The distinction of being an Illegible writer was one which Horace Greeley never yielded. On a certain occasion an old compositor ventured to beard the Tribune lion in bis sanctum. 'Mr. Greeley, be said, ."there is a word in this copy that 1 can't make out. It's either 'pawnbroker' or 'pennyroyal or pantheism.' but I'm not sure which." Mr. Greeley snatched the sheet and stared bard at it. "Well, what blinkity blank idiot wrote that?" be fiercely demanded. "Y-you did. Mr. Greeley. Tbe great man turned back to bis work. "Let it go just as it's written." be growled, and tbe compositor gladly escnped. On another occasion a foreman rushed into tbo sanctum and. told Greeley that the editorial page bad Just been pied. The editor sprang to his feet, with an angry bowl, and the foreman fled for his life. Tbe confined sanctum wasn't big enough to hold Greeley: In bis swelling passion. He rushed down the stairs and out on tbe sidewalk." A mild little man near tbe curb was stooping over tying bis shoe as the editor emerged. Greeley, mad with rage, rushed at this inoffensive person and kicked him half across tbe street. "Ding blame you," be roared, "you are always tying your shoe."' : And so. baring relieved bis anger, be returned to tbe sanctum. A Thoughtful Wif. After weeks of waiting and longing for the sport, rods, reels, gaff, creel, everything was in readiness for a week's, trout fishing. The young wife, smiling joyously, hurried Into the room, extending toward ber husband ome sticky, speckled papers. "For goodness sake." be exclaimed, "what on earth are you doing with hofte old fly papers?" "I saved them for yon from last summer." she answered- "You know yon laid you always had to buy flies whets you went fishing!" " - - The Hapsjr . Father and mother, aiater and brethen. SOO ret to know on another's feat im ate aflaira. and the little bowel and liver disturbance sooa become hem aehofcl comment. It is weQto ram ber that ta constipotio. aad iadiareatioa. aad otbar trasbW of tbe stomacb. lhrer aad boweU a qttick cttr caa b had by tb as of Dr. CaJdwaU's Symp Fepaaa. Take at tonlgM aad you will feel perfectly well in th ssomasg. Pries sly 3B casta aad fl at druggist.
A panther's den with ten UttenaU cuddled np in it was found a few days) ago on the ranch of H. T. Richards, a: few miles west of South Bend, in Case . county, Kansas.