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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-03

Mert m iir6ises ii Mb19res
d u n g 8 m / tel. Sn eieentbiims
li9er Weife benubt Der Mobonebaner,
Der aus religi0fen @riinben ii9 f9tper
gum SObten eines Sbieres ent19lfeBt,
bic 5ur4t Der Affen bpr Der Mbfonbes
rung BON Der 9eerbe, Mffenheerben
iinb etne fur9tbare plage fir ben
2anbpirtb, ba ite aebnrnal msbr bers
ipiiiten als beraebren. 9at man einen
fol4en pfaseseiit sefangen, 70 i@nant
man ibm Elm S4urafen pber ettt anbes
res aIeibunssitiid m6eliait fef nm
unb ldBt ibn laufen. Der Qtffe eilt
Iofprt gu fetner 9eerbe, bic entfebt ii@
iebo4 Dor ibm unb min ni9ts BON ibm
lptfen. Da fie fliebt, unb er beitGnbte
hintsr ibr ber TT, 10 TT Der 2anbnarn
10 lange, tpie bas 8leibunssitiid bdH,
Dor einem 8efu9 btefer 9lffenheerbe
iiher.
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Die 6 RobGenprobuftton
Der Gr b belief itA i'm Sabre
1900 auf 767, ,636, 200 9pnner,.
aafr staub ailf bsm sopba.

Marie 2es3eapnsfa, bic gemablin
2notpigs XIV. bon Sranfrei9, ertpar>
tste emit ben preubif4en @sianbten
nnb bemerfis, baB ouf benz parabe>
fopba @talb lag. Sic t5eitte bies
threr 9ofoome, Mabame b. 2ugnes,
NIT. unb bieie fltnselte. Gin Diener
trat Elm. ngs liegt Staub auf benz
Gopbo," fagte Waabame b. 2ugnes au
ibm, rtpi56t tim ab!"
@nitatt biefen 8efebl ausaufiibren,
iprd9 ber 0iener: gGntf9ulbigen
Sic, Mabome, bas sebDrt ni9t au mel
men Sbliegenbeiten. bas lit Sadie Der
Seppidreiniger. Sd perbe sletd einen
bolen."
Gin Seppi9biener fam unb fraste,
mas man tpiinf9e. Maabame b. 2ugz
nes beutete auf ben Staub, Der bas
Sopba bebedte. Ser 9eppi9biener
quote NIT ben 4dieln. sd babe beuts
ben Oienit niht, unb es ftebt mir ni1t
on, mid in bic Mngelegsnbeitsn metner
8ollesen gu mii6en."
u9ut, oann fdafft ben Seppidbie>
ner bonn 9ienft berbeil"
0erielbe fam unb betra9tete fi6
topffhiittelnb ben Stoub, Der bos
Sopba bsoedte, bann fpra6 sr: ,@ir
Seppi9biener fOnnen uns bamit ni9t
befafen, bas Sopba esbDrt gu ben Wl6z
beln. Wlan mub ii9 aIfo an einen Mnz
9efteltsn Der t0ntsliben @erdtbetamz
mer tpenben, neil Der S9lobintenbont,
tpenn er erfdbrt, bab elmer aus Der
Dienerfdaft eine Gbre beanfpruat, auf
bic er tein gfs6t bat, ibn aug fstner
Stelluns entlafen tpirb."
Sn biefem Qlugenblide brad bie &6s
nigtn in lautes 2a6en aus. Sic na6m
tRr Sai6entu9 unb pebslte eigenbdpe
big ben Staub BON bem parabeIopba
qb: bomtt tpar bic grobe unb pi6tige
Srage NIT einem MaIe erlebistl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-03

- 5arben, Dele, 8iniel &c. err
bdltfi6 bel
GnteriDn & Inferion,
2l7 uno 219 DIT SDuitpn StraSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-03
CINDERELLA sanb Yalaft.

SIN Cinderella S9ub=galait iinb
Die fir taltes uno naiies @etter be-
rehneten Winters@aaren angefoitls
men in befannter gutter. bauerbafter
Qualitdt. Som 8eiten bas Beite
anSuibaffen. lit itets unier Srinsip
aepeien. gSir pertreten Die eriten
Sirmen oes 2anoes. Guh DDlse'S
beriibmte ssil5ihube iino pieoer auf
2ager 81 Breiien BON fiinfaig Gents
aufpdrts. Der SaiiDn aemdB baben
mir unieren 8Drratb in Sbuben fir
8alle, &onserte, Sper, @eiellihaften
oerpDllitdnoiet. &ommt gu uns menn
ibr Sbube n0tbig babt.
@ino erell a g dub 8alaft.
207 SllamO Blaaa. Telepbon 585.
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,,9bne sbmffel u,o aabospbor. "

@uerlei a6er Die SerfteGans amo 1erpa6ane
ser id5tpeoiidlsn 3iincb5lssr.
Die eriten &enntntfe Der f9pebis
f4en Spra9e berbanten bic metiten
2euts auberbalb bss nOrbii9en &bs
nigret4s stpsifellos ben Strei9boloe
f6a9teln. Dteie Srdger Der Rultur
fnb S4ulo boron, baB bic beriibmten
WDrte }, utan svafvel och fosfor"
cine 10 sroBe Role fpielen, tpenn BON
S9peben bie Rebe TT. @s lit bies
febr erfldrltd, ba man 10 oft eine
Strei9bolal9a1tel in bic Sanb
ttfntrnt. 1tnb tpenn man ite genau Be-
tra4tet, mas fretli1 felten portpmn,t,
tpirb man nt9t permut6en, nit tpels
der @enialttdt bic Maf9inen 5u ibrer
fabelhaft f9nellen !6eriteaung aus9es
ba9t finb.
Ser bdufis fir bic @trei9bOlser arz
getpanbte g1ame ,S9pebn" beutet
barauf BIN, bab Die 3unbb1laer bon
G9peben aus ibren Wee bltr9 bic
Welt genommen baben. @9pn tn benl
Mnfang bes 10. Sobrbunberts CAB es
tn Srantrei9 Hetb@ unb 3Inbb0lser
NIT pbospbor unb @9ipefel, bic aber
tsinen 2lnflans fanben. Grit so Sabre
fpdter tamen BITE f4pebif9en Gtrei9g
bDlaer, obeleid bas publifum an eine
beitinmte Rei6fld9e gebunben mar, in
aIlgemeine Qnpenbung, Sn SDnt0s
ping bate man ein 8erfabren entbedt,
Strei9b0laer berouiteGlen, Die tpeber
G9pefel nod pbosp6or entbielten unb
aud feinen unangenebmen 9eruth
: beim Mbbrennen btnterlieben.
S0ntDping bat beute alpei syabriten,
bon benen bic gr0Bers, bte betannts
.S5nfDpings Sdnbfttdsfabrif, tGgli9
100000 Streidb6l5er, glet9
100000 gefii[lte S9a9teln liefert.
8enn man bebentt, bab bieie eine Sas
BRIT fol6e unmeneen 9Dla6en tdelth
fabri5irt unb perIenbet, tann man 1i9
bom 9erbrau9 Der Stret9b0laer auf
Der ganSen Wslt ein Bib MAIDEN. gs
tpiirbe bemna9 tGglid 5ufammenee>
npmmen Elm tleiner Malb obeebrdnnt
lperben. Oas erfldrt aud bic Sbatz
fade. baB bic 5abrit oaS 9ola f9on
aus @ublanb be3ieben muB. Sdslid
treffen Waegonlabungen nit @fpenz
itdmmen Elm. ltngusgeieBt arbeiteu
srobe 8reisIdgen, bic bic Stdmme in
16 8oG lanse Stiide Sert6eilen. Dteie
turaen 8l0de iperben mai4inea bon
Der gtinbe befreit, Inn bann in Der
S6dlmaf6ine au Sol8bdnbern bon Der
Dide zines Strei9bol3es perdrbeitet gu
tperben. @an5e Sdle iinb nit btefen
Mai9inen beieBt, unb tleine Burden
lesen biefe 9ol8bdnber genau auf eins
amber. 9luf bieielbe Meiie, ebenfulls
bur9 @bf9dlen Der Sol5bGnber BON
9tamm, tpirb bqs enbloie Solo aur
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Gpas Na.

Ser 1897 berfforbene G}rpEhersoo
ssriebrid3 Nrona Der @rfte pon sJasds
ieuburo mar efn iiberaus poIfstbiimS
Iidrr T,irft. getne SouptpafTtDn nor
bie aSnb unb feine orpben g9dfber
mil {hre,, gniinheft6nben tporen linn
arts Aera aetpodssn it,sbefpnbre Der
6erbpIbsfpdib, Ser metfentpeit in
3dnae unb Wrsife lid, binffredte unb
flr ben SSaer Sic berrlsnften Sndse
an gDilb oller @rt In 5etnem @nqtteni
boro. Muf einen innttten btefeg gOolz
bes beIsoe,,en Rirchborfe einem RobiS
neftsoute foh ala asfarrer ber Noffor
a1roli etn iiinoerer 6jeiitliher BON 70
herborraae1beni theolooifdben gDifyen.
etner 10 ausoeaeihneten Gonaelbersbts
fomfett bakef bah i'm Der 9rGfibent
bes OberfirGenrofhs fehr oerfl ouf ber
Ronmt elmer atr9e Der gSeiibena' bic
ale unter orphheraoolinem Mofrpnot
ffnnben oefeben hS}te @eIensn6eif
bierau botfs itG bereits mebrfo6 oebos
fen. immer ober mar ber grobbsraooI
ouf ben beaiiofiden Wprfdbloo bss 1p ma
itbenten nidf einoeoouoen hsnn er nm
ierhielt fid1 mit bem ilinnsn GsiftI;tben
olif ieinen Toobnusfiiiinsn INNER fssr
oerne ~
M1ieber einmof mar zine @terr, IN
ber Meiibena bonn @rpkbsr,oo AZ hes ~
},hen, tpieber einmol Bate 'o bosiIr r. bsr
hra{ibsnt ben Wfarrer I'm Ssrborbss
fpofb peroebens pproefhioasn mas
b;esmoI hen g,rSHbsnten ,,rn + ~ ON
pftnbIiner beriibrts ala ir,t,,5shs, @
{ein iiinnItes sSntsrhen gna oshs;ssn
,,nb sin poIbiiifioss Gnotinh nm So71s GDo. pel
| liff unb gpoThe9Imersi bie @rn,,t s Sss
oyoffors i'm SsrboIbsmoIh nssnnrhsn @
| tpor. g;e mar nntiirIim febr SrnsrI;S
| ouf ben Grobbsraoo bsr H. 5ebr c,,t
fannie unb he foit tmmer = frs,IrbIin syr Ri,
| onrsbete. fpenn fte linn amf 5einsr gros ,'o,
| menobe i'm @RIosoarten bic sr bort
tdoltd, All elmer befttmmteu Gtunbe
| mahk. beosonete. Sie leote i6r @es
| iidt in finnerbe Softer NlShIih Ienb.
| tets eg auf in ihrsn Muoen. Sin fiibs
| ner. sin aroBarfiar @ebonfe,
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6eOankenlplitter.

Die 0atur 1T tuie elm groses 3eitnngsuu-
ternebmen: on Ben einselIlen ferttgen Grsnl>
plarer lieat ihr ni6t ptel, absr Inn 70 tnebr on
benz Befteben bes @ansen
Die msifien Sinoernifie fnb leidt gu neb-
men, tpenn man fie-utdt Isid)t rtn1ntt.
Monder pill olles auf ser @elt perbefiern
-t1nr itd nidt.
Griibe @ebanfen unb 9uuiirer fontmen int,
iiier fpieber.
@m idtperifen trasea piele on ibrem 9eber,
benen es gu let9t serIla6t tuurbe.
1eute, bic inmer lddelr, finb oft iolde, Die
9aten nnb Betnen perlernt habeu.
Iud, etn Dumu1fopf iagt etnnual ettpaS
Geiftreides, mir merit ct es nidt.
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0orIfa1tfu.

Tante Nebeffa: ,Nu Moz
rib9en, mas hafte Dir beitelIt gum @e@
1urfstag9" = M o r b: .Drei
@4littfdube, atpet Miesenpferbe, stpei
SrommeIn. atpei S9ltttet. IS H te
M ebetfd: nsa narum benn alles
boppelt~ -M . r / &: ,gielsi9t
hanbeft Jbr MIR tpas ab."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-03

itorsfrau I'M 5erbolbsipaIb! Nber
tpiien mDhte i9 boot, tppber sic bic
faftigen 8raten nebmen tpollen iu1
9erbolbsipalb?"
nSe nun, aDnieli9e 5obeit, f9on
I'M Spri9tport betBt's: Wer I'm Rpbre
ftbt, f9neibet fi9 Yfeifer."
Limb fper i'm 5erbplbspolb {bt,
tnappit Ii6 BORT feline 8raten tpesl Sd
merle ben 8raten, meine liebe, autiinfs
tige pdftorsfrdu, unb tperbe auf bic
8rdtpfanne f9leunteit einen bi9teri
8erf9luB leeen. 9uten M1orgeh,
metne Qiebe!"
gilenben Gdrittes eing Der Siirif
ms @6loB 5urid unb lieb ben prGits
benten bes Sberftr9enratbs gu ff9
entbieten.
Scr paitor pron i'm 9erbplbspalb
1T ia pobl Elm oiiseesei9neter &an3ele
rebner9 Wie9 Wian fann tim bese
balb tpobl bic erlebiete @teQe bier 9ez
ben. Sir ben 9erboGbstpoIb taugt er
mir tti9t, bat mir 5i biel gd1ffon fir
faftiee Wilbbrdten, Der Serr paifor!
9egen Sic beute mod bas betreffenbe
Berufunssz unb 9lniteGungsbefret por.
Mub fort ba aus benz 9erbolbspalb,
f9leunigit fort ba! &onn bann bier
i'm pfarrbaufe auf Die MGu5ejaeb ges.
ben, Der iasbluitise 6err pfarrer!"
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Aha!

Srau: son i9 Der armen, per>
friippelten Srau ni9t etn altes 8teib
f4eHten, Mdnnden9" - 81 a n:
~Wenn Du ems iibris boit-"-
Grau; sd miibte bann ie!bitpsrs
ftdnblin Elm tleues baben!"
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Qlmferiptt & Qlitferiptt.

Die neue 6arben> uno TapetensS Sirtna,
lit iebt bereit @elddfte 81 tbun.
SEQ. pit uno 219 OftsSpuitpnsStr.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ST. LOUIS. July 7.--wheat higher; No. red.
cash, elevator TIC; July, s7ise september. 7sc:
er: No. z cash. sslsc; july. ss,sc: Sepsember.
Sl1sc Oats higher; No ?. cash Ssisc; September.
s;.he: No white. CSC. Rye steady :t slssc. Pork
lower at sIS5. Flour steady; red winter patents.
S.sSg4; extra fancy and straight. ss.bsuS ~;
clear, S.2Oua&. Timothy seed steady at $40
go. Corn meal steady at s. 50. Bran quiet:
sacked. east track. 7SaSOc. Bacon steady: boxed
extra shorts. soe clear ribs, sss2s; short clear.
az. Whisky steady at sl.3O. Iron cotton ties.
S-Gs; Passing: S<pe.tc Hemp Irvine. Sc Re-
n.oo0 bu: oats. 10000 bu- Shipments Flour,
cats. ZOO blu.
KANSAS CITY. July 7-wheat-July. ss,kc;
No red s5sc corn~saiy' i7sc. sept .Sn esS
4i1sq47Aei cash. No. mixed. 47ltqtssEe; No 2
tn; oats 1000 bu sh7pments-Whcat' 1000 bu
corn l2,ooO bu; oats 1000 bu.
,, GINcINSAT1 July snFloer STEADY Wheat
mixed. s2c- Oats steady; No mixed, sca<0ikc.
Rye steady: No. 2, 5Sc Lard easy at $40. Bulk
Whisky easy at sl-3O. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL. July 7.-wheat-Spct dulk No.
red Western winter. IS ID; No. I northern
Spot quiet; American mixed. As ie1sd
DULUTH, July Z-wheat-To arrive No. 1
nard' SIC; No ! northern. size; No northern.
Ae; July: ssake; September. 771sc; December.
July. Sc; September, 76i@c; No. 1 hard. s7i<c:
No. northern. ssi.c; No. northern, s5,<c; No.
northern, S2QS5c.
TOLEDO July z-wheat-Juiy. ssc. septem-
Der. ss$c. Glover seed dull and steady, October.
sS.671 bid; prime timothy, s.70
MILWAUKEE,. July harley steady: No. 4
sS460c; sample, $50 Csc.
BALTIMORE July 7-whest-July. 7s4c.
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NEW YORK. July -Butter-Recefpts. 1asu
packages. Market unsettled. State dairy, lsj16
zoe; extra creamery. 2ot4c; creamery, common
to choice, 1sikG2oc. Cheese-Reoeipts. zoos mack
ages. Market weak State full cream. fancy
small colored, 10hc: small white lOHc: large
colored. l0Ac; large white. 10i4c. Eges-Receipts
IL. 1913 packages Market dull and Irregular. state
and Pennsylvania extra, 15k6fehc; Western
extras, lSqlsizc; Western seconds 10 hrsfs $50
lie.
PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery. &c:
nearby prints. PC. Eggs quiet and barely steady.
fresh nearby. lie. loss OF: Western. IslkQf7c.
Southwestern, Ice; Southern, 15aisc cheese
steady and In fair demand: New York fun
creams, choice new. 1oAc; fair TO good new, 100
1ol2c.
CHICAGO. July Ton the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady TO Arm:
creamery, l662oc; dairy. Hixd1sc. Eggs steady
at l3Ql4lkc az NE mark. cases included Cheese
easy at l01tdllizc.
CINCINNATI. July EGGS quiet and lower
at 13ixc Butter quiet; creamery, extra, PC:
hrsts, 20izd2lc; seconds 17ml9c; dairy, 13c
Cheese steady: Ohio fat. 1lxc.
KANSAS CITY. July Eggs firm: Missouri
and Kansas cases returned, l2c per doz: new
No. whitewcod cases included. l2,zc.
ST LOUIS. July 7.--Butter steady. creamery.
l5G2lc; dairy. BelTc. Eggs steady at lsc loss
of.
LOUISVILLE. July 7.--Butter-Packing. l3c
per Id; good country. i5qisc. Eggs. l35ze.
BOSTON. July 7.-lspecial.l-Esgs steady at
i6c.
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WHEAT And CORN STRONG
THE FORMER ADDS OVER A CENT
AND A HALF TO THE PRICE.
The Latter Gains Nearly Much
Oats a Shade Higher-Provisions
Are Weak, Closing mt Declines.

CHICAGO, July THE sentiment In the
grain pits to-day was again bullish, and
prices moved in an upward direction, Sep
TENDER wheat closing 11kc to 1ssc higher.
corn 1Bc to INC higher, and oats shade
up. Provisions were weak. closing from
171sc to soc lower.
Trading in wheat was active and the
market was decidedly strong. while higher
prices were realized. Commission houses
were good buyers, and opening prices were
steady, September being 1sc lower to &c
higher at 75%a76c. With outside markets
showing big advance in prices and on the
strength in corn the demand soon became
more urgent, while the offerings continued
small, which resulted in gradual advance
throughout the day. The bullish sentiment
was augmented by the decrease in Brad
streets worlds visible. There was slight
late recession, but the close was extremely
strong, with September 1lzc to 12sc higher
at TasQ71zc, after selling up to 713Q77ssc.
The first car of new wheat arrived to-day.
and was graded No. red. Clearances of
wheat and -four were equal to 311,500 blu.
Primary receipts 279,2O0 blu, against
51S,900 bu year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of 156 cars, which.
with local receipts of 80 cars-four of con-
tract grade-made total Of 191 cars. against
POI cars last week and 2S2 cars year ago.
Notwithstanding the favorable weather
conditions, bullish crop reports were numer-
Gus in the corn pit and caused a big general
trade in that market. Commission houses
bought freely, and covering by shorts was
a noticeable feature. Firm cables, good
cash demand and small country offerings
all helped in the upward trend of prices,
good advances being made in all deliveries.
September was especially strong and closed
1hc to nc higher at 52ssQ521sc, after selling
between 5l%c and 52xc. Receipts were go
cars, az of contract grade.
Oats were strong, but the advance was
not as marked as in other grains, owing to
heavy realizing by leading longs. Sentiment
was still bullish on the crop prUxpects. Cash
demand was slow After selling between
347sc and 351353sc, September closed a shade
higher at 35d35isc. Receipts were 403 cars.
Provisions ruled dull and featureless, with
an easier tone. There was decline early
on selling by outsiders, and, although the
market steadied later strength in other
grains none of the loss was recovered. Sep
TENDER pork closed SOC lower at $3.50. lard
off 171sc at $S.1211, and ribs down 22hc at
SS52h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cars; corn, 10 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
1900.
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NEW YORK. July 7-Beeves--Receipts, Is.
No saes naTs Sides eee per STEADY s City
quoted American steers at s&aloc dressed
Esports a to-day iaia beeves per S
sheep and 5000 quarters OF beef.
Its tho hoo few The sss market was
prices veals sold at s5.5006.50 per 100 lbs: q
bunch of buttermilks at So: city dressed veais,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5,O92. Sheep gen.
orally steady; good grades firm; lambs slow
lambs :s@sss; one car at ST. dressed mutton @a1 o.
per lb: dressed lambs. general sales. sAqllkc
Hogs-Receipts 5oi. nearly all consigned direct
No sales reported.
CHICAGO, July 7.-Cattle-ReceIpts. 1900. The
market was slow and steady. Good to prime
stockers and feeders. s25ofI5O: cows 81 5oaSi
heifers. 225644o: Gamers 81 5OG2 75 bulls 50 q
20 calves '2'0s''''' Texas fed steers $3.50
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; tomorrow. 5000; left
at ssdsss5 good to Choice heavy ioli5c loweT
at So so57 10 rough heavy. s5ioa5.so light. $3.50
5.75: bulk of sales. s5.6Od5.75.
Good ts sholss %s,hsTs. ssssa!; Isi5 ehaes
lambs ss.5o0s.io; Western lambs. ss.509e.
ST. LOUIS. July 7.-cattle-Receipts. 7Ooo in
Guiding $500 Texans. The market was active
sie75 a5: dressed beef and butcher steers 50 S5ais
steers under LOCO lbs. s3.5edi5o; stockers and
Gamers s2a2 25 bulls s250a3 so; calves. s5ei4 co.
Texas and Indian steers. sSg4-2o; cows and
Hogs-Receipts. 1880. The market was steady
Pigs and lights: s57Oa5s5; packers $500;
Sheep-Receipts. l5Oo Tho market was dun
and STEADY. Native muttons. s350ffs: lambs
1856. IS: culls and bucks. 81 256fi stockers sea
3.15; Texans. S.f5Gi45.
EAST BUFFALO, July 7.--Cattle-ReceIpts. 40
The market dull and slow
Veals and Caives-Supply very light and the
market was steady. Top veais. ssfte. 80; fair to
good, s50n6 Gull veals. s;n5; fed calves. So SCAT
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars. The mark
ct was quiet. Spring lambs. ssGe.5o: fair 10 good
s5.50Gi5.15; wethers A.25ffs56 ewes. 81. 40er 75
good 20 best mixed sheep, s3759i.25: culs. ST. 75G
$50: yearlings. "a seas
Hcgs-Reeeipts 80 cars: Workers. good to
choice 6.0Se76 Is; pigs So 30ffs4 mixed weights
s5.ss4e; heavy and medium weights. s5.9ots5. 92is :
roughs S.1515.Ss: stays. &Ms 80.
EAST LIBERTY. July 7.-cattie-Supply fair
The market was slow and unchanged.
Sheep and Lambs-Suppiy light The market
was steady Best wethers. A2sa4.so; other
grades unchanged.
Hogs-Recelpts Is double decks. The market
was slow and 5Iies lower. Prime heavy. s. 500
5.s5: mediums Sc loHt. Is: heavy Workers. $5.i51f
$40: light Workers. ssso9sss; pigs. ss4o9e5o;
roughs. $i4s
LOUISVILLE. July 7.-cattle quiet. Choice to
prime shipping steers. $.6oQf.so; medium to good
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BOSTON. July THE wool market has a de-
cidedly better feeling this week. which has
very substantial basis in the better inquiry and
activity manifested Prices are gradually stiffen-
ing; but as yet there is not much advance ac-
of sales. New fine woods are quotable at ssf75sc
with fine medium at 4sei50c and medium at 45fs
S2q55c; fine medium wool is quoted at isssscc.
l4qliikc; fine medium. lsgI7c: medium, i7fiISc
wyoming hne, 14ll5c; fine medium. 1efIf7c;
lie: fine medium. l7Gisc: medium. ise2oc. pa-
kota iine i4glsc; fine medium; lsgi7o: medium.
dunn. choice ISalsIke; staple. ISGIsc: medium.
choice; lsa19isc. Fleece woods are much hrmer.
The old woods are entirely cleaned up. but the
offerings OF new woods are light Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA Xxx and above. s2as4c: X. 2sa,sc:
No sIa22c; No. 2. sogslc; fine delaine s5es
No. =. 27G2Sc; deIaine 2SQSOc; Kentucky. Indiana.
etc., three-eighths blood, 23e24c; one-suarter
for Australian woods. though the high prices
prevent trade to a large extent. Prices are very
firmly held here at: Corfbing. choice. secured
basis. sSas5c: good. 7sasOc; average. 75a7sc.
LONDON, July 1.-The NTH series OF wool
auction sales was opened TODAY. The attendance
grades We're in demand scoureds were in great AT
demand for the continent. Slips unchanged.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal grades were slight
~ easier. Merinos and fine cross-breds were
steady; and medium and coarse cross-breds
OF coarse cross-breds were taken for Amerioa.
The offerings amounted TO soS5 bales. mainly
New South Wales 500 bales: secured Is iszdfi
Is sd; greasy. 1oddis lid. Queensland 400
bales: secured; Is sdaIs Slid; greasy s,zaiid
sSdSls I'D south Australia. 500 bales Greasy
7aqilhd Tasmania. 300 bales; greasy. edo
is sgd; greasy 5%asd. Cape OF Good HOPE s sn8
Natal. 200 bales; secured. s4dGis tid greasy.
ST. LOUIS. July wool in good demand:
medium grades and combing isdsic: light fne'
iealSc; heavy fine. liaiSc; tub-wsshed. Is62sc.
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WEEKLY CROP REPORT.
Showers Of the Past Week Not Suf-
ncient for Vegetation's Need.

w. T. Blythe. chief of the Indiana sec
ton, climate and crop service of the
weather bureau. summarizes crop condi-
tons for the week ended July 6. as follows:
High temperature prevailed both day
and night, throughout the week, and local
showers occurred in all sections. In a few
localities in the north-central and north
ern counties, especially Cass, Huntington.
Kosciusko. Miami and Wabash severe
thunderstorms, accompanied by high winds
hail and torrential downpours of rain were
reported on the night of July l. For the
most part. however. the showers where
they occurred. were light, and. generally.
growing crops were in need of more rain
at the close of the week.
"Corn made rapid growth and, although
very uneven and mostly short for the sea-
son. is in a good state of cultivation and
excepting that lii some localities in the
southern counties where the ground Is be-
coming very dry. looks ,healthy and Wig
orous.
Wheat harvest made excellent progress:
the bulk Of the crop in the south and
central sections is in shock and threshing
is well under way: in the north section cut
ting has begun. The yield promises IN fai
considerably below the average and while
the quality is generally good the reverse
is the case In many places where threshing
has been done.
"Oats promise only a light to fair crop
Most of the clover hay crop. which is
heavy has been secured i'm good condition.
Timothy hay making will begin in the
south section during the coming week
Potatoes. melons. tomatoes, tobacco and
gardens are doing well but, with the excep-
ton of few localities, these products
would he benefited by rain
"A good crop OF raspberries Is being
gathered Blackberries are ripening and
promise well. Apples have ceased falling
and the prospects seem good for a fair
CROP