davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

Mer par en- Sang en- MaonS % en-
Some. Tom bdnne eli eueitC
SrrL % ban bc6te oonS. airrrin.
gen iprtes, bon burbe no al tiene, oa
iogbe Ill Monoer, al ban itulhe relic
meb BAN. tn fol ifaffc mig BAN
ioa goo. al ban bliper Iteiier ouer
allie 9feitere." ioobc bum, % iaa IogoC
bum gtab og en- IobafSrtI | en- Set
til Dem.
ia, Be bar bos mango Neitere, men
oIIe idgSe, De fmOe oierc 8ittter
'aa aoD icm sc icIu pny, men bcorc
fmol DC fife aicre ham. IA Ranoer
fon bieu I'll aiGrriuqeR mco ben &c,
FEB, iloSe BAN: IA, iN CT IiaC
QIoS bnor III aisr al bnmL men Def
iiacr ieg dig, Of on itol ifcfi2 mig
BAN til 0tciter oper ole Wciterc. "
sno Inlhe bun NtaO % en- Eobaf&ruI
/ SGffcn igicn, oa MoH0cn % Spn'
rien De ntactte niitcN.
"a DC habOe gnoct ct Stnffc, fou,
Be pno en- 81; Ser mebtc oe en- iom
fom fiecethe mt0 en- tort Set. "@Oor
ifaI ! benz Nq0e ban.
Seq ifuIhc nof no at baue Sennen
min ! 2prc til gl iom bar goo til al
Irre ham op; for ]Siprriugen min or
fonrmen Of iua apot Golf, at bun bill
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

oes cit bet osfoa, ser tom en- @Grre.
butter, icm bopoe itor Su til at
poiloie at bom Soften % Mnnoen
~ bituorebe GnIer for Ben; men oa
Sarloelen bor giort % 6ober til Sons
bapoe fadet Nengene, uiloe MGrre.
bptferen babe Urimcii. "ssei, bet ftdnr
NOT lie ! afforoen BET" iagoe Ran.
Den, "og Wrimen faar on life. for
Iea bar Here Seitc ics ifaI bape til
vpen." San off De bper i'm Bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

@SuorSan Ter ics no, 1oftor2"
ipltrgte en- iminfet 9mme lin SGge.
Set fau ieg life iise Dem, 6rue,
fsreno De bar - benaiferet Gem"
"Set ct rart al dig, at on life uil
lame mig DC 10 Daler, iom ieg be.
hsper. Den enc Ben bsr olfio biplpe
Den mben."
ga, men bporior oil or beltanbig
bore ben Sen o9 alorig ben
qGrcrcn q en- "Norif" .Sime. I'M.
Der @iennemgaoeIien al Gistet "Oioo.
gen freq oper Sopcts Speil"): "aon
bu, Gle, iiee mig. bporfor Sfippereu
fisboe Zig bag gret9"
Ole (roif): Get bar bel noe, iom
beit'n bell"
"aan On ifipnnc, at Sens Slien o.
Wabumen bans leper iao lpffeIig
iantmen? gu bar DC mart uGret giftc
| oper femogtppe gor nben at ba
trpttet en- eneite 8ong?"
"Sfisnner bu'fe oet2 Sun er SGl'
ecfiGrring og er ube beIe 9aaen, og
ban er Hatpagt % er uoe belle 9tot.
ten."
Embebcns Srgan. - SorelpIeren
/ 5rGnologi: Dime Serrer, ie MI paa
oenne SUITS Sopeoifaae! 0enne
anube beoiicr ct smt Sinoelag hos
Barnet. Sffe iarot, min 8l,t, on er
i. Or. pberit alao { oinc 6orplore2
@utten: Sa, bu @ior er "oa
rigbt"; men ban Gar brpr ieg mig
life tort ON, for ban log mig irnpr.
ges, iaa iee fit ben Der anrtoen, iom
f8t M pe9er paa. ~ ,.
Gn SanfelGier. - Tommeret:
Spao leper on al bar on npget be.
itemt Sug2
Zen anflagebe: SO ba.
9ommeren: Spilfet ba2
Gen anflageoe: Seq er SantelG'
Ter.
Gpmmeren: Saa-aa! 8ea, Der
iom on fan Il mig, bpao leg t9rfer
netop MI, ifal ies irifienoe Dig Ior
benne enc Gangs Sfplo.
Zen anflageoe: Zen naaoi9e Cont
mer tGnfer, at iee ct Ell forporpen
2sgner.
Gommeren: 9orreftl &ouitabel,
Lao bdm gda!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

oct, iom @utten baboe iagt: Son.
tor, iorn funoe Irse ban, for 8onoe
SeirffiRg fom, os ban piIoe bape
Minsen pna griniesiens Ginger for
oct. Saa ienoie aonaen guo til
Eriniesien eitar Ringeu. Men bun
piloe life mite ben, iasoe bun fcr
bun bapoe ben efter fin Waober. ia
aonsen bsrte bet, bIep ban preo os
iasoe, at ban piIoe bope Mingex, buenl
bun faa hapoe ben efter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

meo en- &ibe, bun bopOe, % ooerberte
Dem; men Scr par inacn lom DtoIte
uoaet ON 9onbe &cirifira. ga, hi
or IRE SgItre," iaaoc airrringen,
"funife en- al DC andre 10 peo, bDor
ban er. 0u ifol inn Inont Stuos al
untg, iao fomncr on 0io til apeIoS;
men ire bum0rcbc Nil CT oct til ocn
nTrmcite."
Monocn rCiitc, oG ban fom irem til
aneIoS. "a ban fom frem, 'too ben
&iUrrinnen cq'oa o2 bandit gano op
al Rrpuocu mco Nrien lin. 900
&pelN, Nor" ioaoe Monocn. -
900 9pcIS iaiCn." ioaoe aiTrriu.
gen. "9h bar inaCn foIbt Mig Mor
poo hunSrcoe War" iogoe bun. -
"8on ieg ioo Liant S,tS her / Not?"
ioobc Wunocn. $4,000 "Nei", ingbc aiGrs
riuRcn. Mcn ioo toQ Noubcu op 20
botSrrIlcn, brTnntc ltot % goo SlGr'
ringcn Sul@ pun Snonbboocr. Suo
bIcp bun ioo 1IoO, at bun bcGunNte at
bouic, % iuo iflIoc Wtnnbcu ioo Sor
at bliuc ser Natteu opcr. Den ref
Tom set por, ipur1te ban cfter @onoc
&ciritiuN. 3ci, bun pibitc life no
oct ON honl; men bun rao0cSc opcr
ole 6iitcur, ioQoe bun, oQ fonitc no.
gen At Dem tmOe ni0e @cifch ON
. bouL. Sno bIUitc bun Dem iommcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
DIDN'T WANT TOO MUCH.

A Lone Star State man tells the
following story of a negro baptizing
in Texas:
An old negro preacher did the hon
ors, and the candidate for baptism
was a coal black negro woman. The
preacher led his victim far out into
the stream, where she could be
thoroughly immersed, and at the aus
picious moment he cried in a loud
voice:
BE stiddy, sister, be stiddy. and
You'll cum up whitah den snow!'
"Oh, parson," she exclaimed, "dats
askin' to much; a cream coloughW
dor-Selected from the New York
Times, by Ethel Page, Williamsport,
Pa. %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

Men be par life langt fomne, for
Sans ifabte iig ON til JIG iclp, oe oa
Wanben fom bicm iab ban pao
SpnSbGnfen.
Zen onben DAG giorbe ban iig til
en- brirn Seit og iogoe til 5ooeren, at
ban ifuloe reiie paa Warfebet meo
BAN. Soar Der fommer Ell, iom bill
fisbe mig, ffol Oh iige on oil boue TO
b~ilnbreoe 3oler, for oct gioer ban, og
ban ifiGnfer Dig atpoa; men bpoo OIL
Oriffcr og bpdo on gisr, ioa glem life
at tage @rimen al mig, eaerS ier on
mig albrig isien," iaaoe Sans. 81
iaaIeoes gift Oct, ban fit TO bunbreor
Caller for Soften % Sfipnf otpaa
og ga De ifiltes ira bperanore, bar De-
life mere emo netop, at ban fom ibll
at toge al 8riner. Men Be par life
Tonne longt paa 8eien, fsr 8uttelI
fable iig omogos sa Wanben fon1
bjem, iab alt guns paa SnnsbGnfen
Sreoie Sagen gif Oct lige ems. 8lrt'
ten ifabte iig til en- itor, tort Seit cg
iaaSe iii Tobercn, at Der sfom Ell oq
bso ire bitnnrebe 3oler % ifiGnfeot
ham goo on fulo atpaa; nten bpae
han gior0e eaer bpormeget ban oraf
maotte ban life glemme at tage a
@rimen for eIlerS fom ban life ira
9onoc &eirifing | bette Sip. Rei
oct ifuloe ban NOT life glemme, 'oao'
tWdnben. "a ban fom pao Worteoet
if ban De ire b~unoreoe 2alerte, mef
9onoe gcirifirg ifi9nfebe BAN lac
fulo, at ban aIemte at toge al @ri
men, OF ioo reiIte gonoc Gcirifirg at
Iteo meS Scitcn. ga ban bar fommri
ct Stpffe pna @eien, ifuloe ban mi
oq bope mere grGnoepin ioa lott
ban en- aIocnoe Spigertsnoc nnoe'
Irien % ct Sapretrnig miocr Hltnl
pen paa Soften lin, bpngte Srime'fof
tet mo paa ct Sanbrep og gift inc II
Saskatchewan. Soften itno Der og Itom
peoe % ippnote % inplte og peircoe
Sua fom Ser en- Scntc, ION ipntc
I Spno boa Sen. ola, StaffarS Dig
| bpao CT 0,t Tor en- Su8bcro Oh bar
| iom forcr i0aIcbes meb Dig SaH
: Ioabe bun % Ifisu 8rimcifaftet q
: SonSrcuct, for at oen ifnIoc fao bend
: ria % image paa Sapren.
, Get er. mig. oet!" freq @onS
8cirifiUQ ~ fom faretbe no igicr
/, mem Gcrw Den Soften baphe al
? riitct @rimeu al liz 90 faiteSc Jig II
T / @ooieNommen. % 9iorSe Jig ON +
Ell lioen Nijt | oct famine. Bonn
8eirItiuu titcr, % aiorbe iig til :
itor @icoOc Sao eirroc Sans iig t
en- Guc. ~ 9onoe @eirifiGa aiorS
e ii8 til en- Na9, og ilet % fog ettC
3ren. Mcu iaa foo Der en- Brii
3 ic&ie / ct yjnou | aen9SGauroeu
iaa poo bette Iappetaget. "Siol
t OF ion nugget iom iea peS. inn to-
q on iuN iNi3Hnem Ginonet til mig on
~ ioabc Nr.uie5ien til G1ien.
= Sucr T'm farenbe inh sienne'
4 SiuNitct table liz nm til Sans 9
iaaSe, bporIcOcs oct nor.
"@isr oiq til en- @ilorina og u
II oia pao min ginger" iasSc Rriniet
r len.
) "Ret Ser uutter life" iaabe San
a "icr ioo Qiar @cnSe Seirifirg acI
Il Gen ma. % iaa er Der ingen iom "a
aiere ban goo ieien, Tor Sonoe Sei
!. ifiGa fonmcr % logger BAN, % Il
. oct frrpcr ran @pIbrinsen." :
I SEQ ifoI iiac. ben or efter min 0''
'r Der, % at lea iet life oil mite Den
'c ioabe &riuie5im.
fe Ga, iao gioroc Sans iig til {
s @uIOrina "a latte fla paa 8rinleSiel
Singer. o. ser fnSe life @oi,Se Bel
II ifiGe ina iat paa bam. g'en iaa a
gen bIeU iyg, % Der bar insen 20
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

mcN Ell @ibc, BUN bauSe, ~ oDcrberte
ocm; men Der bar IuQeu. iom pioite
roRct om @onbc @tiritiro. ga, ice
bar en- Ssiter til" ioaoe ainrringen
"tmnfc bun tan pioe noget ON ban.
@m Dor ier buuoreoe MiI berira.
men On itul iaa StpOS al mig, iad
fommer on bio til apel08."
&onocn rctite, o. ban Ium frent
til aoeIN&. ba aiUrrtnoen itoo og ia.
rcoe &arnleu, % Oct aiorbe buu mrf
Nrieu tin iao lang bar Sen. ~gof
aOcIo, DIOR" ioaoe @anoG. "@oS
&peio tgicm" ioGoc aierrirgcn; "ml
bor 0o iugeH taIot mig Gor paa bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

Ri er bon min Mcitgr. ol III Ter
on nam aIbrig at" ia9Oe @ouor 9c,r.
itIpQ o. fsr 9tar0ca riatig iouOicog
bOor BET blec al Ncn. par oe b0rtc
buuoe ban % @utten.
IA Yhauoen fom hlem, ipurlte
~SiqrrinacrL ON Sernen life tom cI.
Ter buor Oct 6Ieo al balm. - Pa,
QUO ueo, bpor Set bleD al ban, "
i1goe MaRNen. "6et bnr iii Getr3, %
iaa iortalte ban, bporIcncs 6et bar
gaaet Ill. Den ou NoHeH hsrte. BET.
al Dtanbu life bapoe @reie pun.
hpor ban DOR bemne, ina ieu0te hun
BAN / geien isien. "Gu itaI beutc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
Mlpesmrtes MT bitter.

gigen: "@oomorgen, Sr. gpotbe.
fer; ieg ifuloe billie fra 6ruen pg Be
ON en- iSlaife al ben | giaoet auerte.
reoe - ia, bpoo er oct MI igien, bet
be6er = Oct er ct 2Ggemiooel fra
9anmarf = alpebebittermape, mel
Observation-Disclosures gittermaoe.
urteaIpe Wapefrapeurtebitter =
mel mi bar ie8 aIoeIes CLIENT, bpao oct
bcbcr."
apotbeferen: "Sa, 6a, ba, 10 Oct
er brilliant! Sa, ies furitaar, bpae
De mener; set er naturli9uis Den
i9opanIige alpemapebitterurte -
mel, MI tiger ieg 10 ielp fell Bit
teralpeurtermape - mel, urtemaoe'
bitteralpe - Mapeolpemioter - vi
pemope - Wtulpe itaa life Der
og sisr Gor af 5olf paa oct giiet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

Srnen: "glnore WGno elifer lin
SuItrl,, men on life iaa meset iom
Ter paa mig, bul"
Ranocn: Get er 10 netop ct Be
bis paa min aiGrligbeo. giloe ieg
ie paa Dig. bporOan ifuloe ies on
funne elite bie2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
Sra ipreote Setter.

"SuurSan icr icg no, 1oftor24
ipirgte en- iminfet Smne lin 2Gge.
Set fau jeg life iige Dem, 6rue,
fsrenb De bar - bemaiferet 3em."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31
pulttt flit au Ser Sarm.

@ltern beaeben einsn iebr aruBen
,sebler, uenn iie iid aui bic 9inoer
uerlGiisn uuo ibr Siaentbum uOraet'
tia uertbeilen. Gs If Elm eoler Cha
ratterSua bes oeutiheu 5urmers
oub rr ieineu sObusn sur Ssite iiebt
psuu oisis cine siSsns 5arm srpss'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Don snsm ldbmsn Addsu ud4
finfSsbu jdbri9sm Esiceu ssbeilt.
SD bate iinisebn Sabre an ei'
men lnbmeu Rhdeu seliiten uuo iano
uU1itdnoise peiIune ourdh ben De-
brnudj opn gbamberlnin's Shmer'
gen SaIium," iast SUbu y. ViiAer.
Silam. Sno. Gieies 2luiment Iins
bet niht leinss @leihen aeeen Ser.
rsnipnoen uno aniwenunoen. "a
a auIH asriaui bel Malier 1tas,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

ben, aber aGes berpeben uuo lih
eauS unb ear uuf bic ainoer gu per'
lolieu, - oas III Elm 6ebler, ben
Iduu manher Batter uno manhe
Niutter bitter bereut baben. Die
& uber iinb jung uuo i6nnen atbei'
ten, bic @;teru aber iiuO alt unO ee'
brs9lid uub iOunen nihts msbr uer'
bienen. DAB man ben Gltern ein
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

OILS IN ibreu iuneen Subrsn bel tnnp'
pen Yeroienit uub ulelen ainoern!
IS 1T uirtlib trnuris, wenu olte
9sute uhue Rttiel uno Ubue etwas
erwerbeu Su tOnnsp Oaiieben. alts
4sute iolIten ibre psimiiutte bebaltsu
uno tueun es au b nur 40 adsr fno.
g: brinssn inner 10 uiei ein, bat
suei atts 2eute bon ber Rsnts lebsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

tDnnen, nalirIidb mhHeu iis bic tIeine
Sorm 10 uerrentsn. 6os iie Oarnui
pObnen. Fd, einsn Sarten hsrridtsn,
cine Sub. Sdwei"e uno phbuer bul.
ten tbanen. gos SeIo 1T iidaer au'
selsat uno tanu uidt sehObIsn per.
ben.
Sbr llteu 9eut,: ieio uOrIiHtie.
forget au srR Iar eud, baltst teh an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

ihones, iureenIOies peim ueripridt
uno iie aui ben Sauoeu traaen MIL,
pirb ielten uuseeiibrt. oenu enr
bato .ia0en bic Gltern ben SirOern
sur 9ait @ie uieie @Itsrn wuroeu
iHun uuu ibren ainoeru. ibren
Sawieseribbuen uuo Shwieaert6b
tern berunseaoBsn uno muBtsn i'm
Glter i@limmere 8eiteu mitma4eu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

eursr 5arm uub bIeibt aai Der 5arm,
oenn % II far alte 2eute iebr ae'
uast. in Die Stdote 81 siehen. gs
iebIen ibnsu bort bic alten Setnnn'
ten, iie mullen uieIes entbebreu.
mas fs auf Der 5arm Su ieoer Reit
asnisseu tunnsn, unb ijno isItsa sn'
irisben,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21

srs: $ 1905 42h good to choice heavy. g s5g s5g
20: bulk OF sales IS 32h95 3Ih.
SHEEP.Receipts, 5000 head. Market
steady. Good to choice wethers. 81 5000; fair
to choice mixed, IS 20@5 30: Western sheep.
S495; native lambs, s. 1905 SO: western
lambs $5Q6 60; spring lambs. 81 20.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, June 20.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts 5000 head Market steady. Steady 70
10c lower. Native cows and heifers, 81 Esq
4 30; stockers and feeders $3G4 40; bulls
81 2594 25;. calves 1895 so; Western fed
steers. 81 2505 25; Western fed COWS. 50 25Q
25.
HoGs-Receipts. 10000 head. Market &c
lower. Bulk of sales. SIS 25@5 27ha packers
IS 6215@6 Ply pigs and light. 50 1903 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Market steady
Lambs IS 1907: fed ewes 81 25Q4 60
Omaha.
OMAHA. June observation-disclosures 5000
head Market slow, 10@15c lower. Native
steers. So 1896 60; cows and heifers, $Sg4 90
Western steers, So 25d4 %; Gamers, 81 15q2
stockers and feeders, 50 1894 %; calves. $3Q6;
bulls and stags 50 50G4 25
HoGs-Receipts. 1900 head Market 90
5 Is: light, s5 1895 20; pigs. s4G5; bulk OF
sHEEP. Receipts 1900 head Market steady;
Western yearlngs. 81 1905 so: wethers, st aug
5 %: ewes $4a4 co. lambs. IS S0@6 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO June 2O-With the exception of
a slightly easier tone at the opening the
wheat market was strong the entire session
decline ct Liverpool created some DISPOSE
July was off shade to 1sdAc at S7AGS7Bc.
Commission houses, however, became
active bidders. AS a result sentiment quickly
changed ito bullshness offerings being light
after the moderate selling pressure at the
opering. The advance started with a report
that Yields of wheat in Southern Illinois would
be very small. Advices were received claim
ing that heavy rains in Kansas and Oklahoma
had done much damage RAIN was reported
Dakota Allegations of damage by rust,
chiefly in Minnesota, were renewed The
weekly report of the weather bureau, how
ever, claimed that spring wheat was making
favorable progress and that harvesting OF
ward Bearsh advices. however, We're prac-
tieaily ignored Late in the session the mar
kct was given additional strength by an esti-
mate on the wheat crop of France. According
about 2Ss 00o. 600 bushels. These figures sug-
gested the probability that France would have
+, import from America So 0O0 600 to 60 COO GOO
bushels During the last hour of trading
shcrts were extremely active bidders, but the
demand continued to meet with meager offer
rks For July the highest point of the day
was reached at S9A QS9asc. The market
closed almost at the top. final quotations on
Juiy being UP 11k@1Ac at s91sc.
Sentiment in the corn pit ,,vhas. was decidedly @ ~
the day. 1asc higher at 5i1ac.
Strength of wheat and corn had bullish
effect on oats. July closed 1ac higher at
receipts of hogs At the close September pork
was off 12bQf15c, lard was down 2lac and
r;hs were 71hc lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
Hay and Feedstuf1s.

Quotations for new Hay are changing
around every day. but the tendency In prices
for the finer grades is upward. Some No
new Wheat sold yesterday at s12 so. on
grades not wanted. The situation in old
Hay remains as before. Feedstufrs continue
quiet and the feeling in them is more or less
weak
BRAN-$21 50G22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S25 50G2s 80 per ton
SHORTSI$23q24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS = Rolled Barley. S22G23
for new and S23 50G24 for old; Oilcake Meal at
the mill, S33 50q34 80: jobbing. S35; Cocoarut
Cake at MILL s22a22 so; jobbing. s23; Cocoa
nut Meal at mill. S22q22 so; jobbing. S23;
Corn Meal, $50 5O931 so; Cracked Corn, $31Qp
32 Mixed Feed. s22 50G24; Horse Beans. 500
40 per ton. Broom Corn Feed 90c per ctl; Cal
faIfa Meal carload lots. s21: jobbing, s22 so
per ton; Mealfalfa, SIS in car lots and $50 for
smaller quantities.
HAY-Oid crop-wheat s10@14 so; Wheat
and Oat. S9@13 so; Oat. SsG12; Barley and
Oat $SQ10 so: Volunteer Wild Oat. $7Q9;
stable. 81 509S. stock. So 5oQ7 so: Clover. $40
10; Alfalfa. $7G10 per ton: New Hay, S5Q7 so
for Wild Oat $500 so for Sown Oat, IS 50@
12 so for Wheat and sSQ10 so for Wheat and
Oat; Alfalfa. $6@7.
i STRAW-30615Oc per bale
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
New YORK stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 20-More stocks were
sold in the two hours before noon to-day than
during the full session of yesterday. In the
afternoon there was a contraction in the rata
OF activity but the sales for the day rose
to larger total than for any Gay since early
last week The market obviously still
largely in professional hands but the traders
operated more freely and there were indca-
tions Of the re-entry into the market of some
OF the large semi professional spectators who
have refrained from activity for some time
past. The buying movement was largely Of an
experimental character. The market has given
clear evidence for several days OF a hard
undertone The volume OF offerings has been
almost nothing and no liquidation is induced
by any professional pressure. The assertion
is made and evidently credited among the
professional operators that the holdings of
stocks by commission houses at this time are
at an unusually low ebh. and that weakly
margined holdings have been almost COM
pletely cleared up. The technical strength
OF such a position makes the market invuI-
nerable to ordinary attack. The eagerness of
the professionals 10 see prices move in one
direction or the other prompts them always
10 follow the line Of least resistance. They
were inclined to-day to put prices up, until
vance. should prove an obstacle Realizing IN
Reading was very manifest and this fact was
a palpable check to the operation of the ad-
vance Some general effect on sentiment was
produced also by the realizing in the japanese
bonds as these have been the real leaders
of the small speculation for some time past
There was some renewal of gossip of an in
tended increase in the Louisville and Nash
Vile dividend rate Published reports of the
Pittsburg district gave the impulse 10 the rise
in United States Steel preferred. Satisfac-
ton was professed the better under
standing reported between France and Ger
many, but foreigners were sellers of stocks
u small extent in this market Foreign
money markets. however. eased off and the
result was the temperance OF bankers
change bills in the local market incident to
the process Of lending foreign funds here.
The days rise in prices very well main
tained through the dullness of the later
ket.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value So, GEO. 600.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
call
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, June 20.-A quieter tone prevails
in the wool market, but prices are as firm as
ever. Many of the new woods are at hand and
higher quotations are reported Traders gem
eraIlv expect that the present high prices will
be sustained for a considerable period
New Territory woods have sold with some
declined The old pulled woods have been
practically all Sold Foreign woods are nrn
Territory quotations.: 1000
fine medium 22Q2Sc: medium. 26q2Ic; low
medium, 26G 2c.
Wyoming-F1ne 21@23c: heavy fine, 1S@iSc;
fine medium 22923c; medium, 3oq5se; low
medium, 20927c.
Utah and Nevada--Fine, 21923c; heavy nne.
19M20c; fine medium. 22Q23c; medium, ZoQ2ic'
low medium. 2I@2Sc.
Montana-Fine choice. 25@26c fine average
22l23c; fine medium choice. 25@26c: average,
21@22c; staple, 27G2sc; medium choice' @'W
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are unchanged and
nominal at 22s Cd for Wheat and 23s Sd for
Barley usual European options. The char
tered Wheat fleet In port has registered tom
mage of 9257, against 464S tons on the same
date last year; disengaged. 2S,2l6 tons. against
7s O0O: on the way to this port, 26o.oOo TONS
against 261, 900.
WHEAT-The markets everywhere are quiet
and featureless Chicago was 11sc higher,
with more or less reports of red and black
rust coming in right along In this market
futures were higher in sympathy with Chicago
and growing expectations OF light Califor-
MIA crop, which is now estimated at from
a5O 600 to 700 900 tons.f the majority of the
trade calculating 1t at about $50, 600 or 600 co.,
The cash grain was Arm, with lighter offerings.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 4Ih@1 b2h. California
club 81 60@1 IS; Northern Bluestem. 81 621h !;
GRADES of Wheat. 81 3o61 As per ctl.
FUTURES
Session 0 to II 80 a. m
Open. High. Low. Close
December ...$1 3TA 81 STA 81 81 81 81
2 p. m. Session.
pecember-$1 36s.
RARLEY-Very light receipts of only 1926
ctls Yesterday checked the decline which has
occurred every day of late, and quotations re-
NAMED as on the preceding day. Futures
howeyer. were firm. with an advance of 1c
In December Otherwise there was nothing
new Business was quiet.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. s2hG95c for new: old Brewing, 81 27H
al So: Chevalier, nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
Fruit Crop Report.

CF'rom the Crop Bulletin, United States De-
partment OF Agriculture. Washington. d. c..
for week ending June 3, 1909
New England-Appies good. but below aver
age; other fruits promising; insect pests nu-
ruerous In south.
New York-Apples setting well
New Jersey-Cut worms and other insects
doing great injury to corn and melons. much
repianting necessary; orchard and small fruits
continue promising.
Pennsylvania-Fru prospects variable.
Maryland and Delawsre-cutworns continue
70 damage corn, but crop is making some
growth; small fruits set weIli fine crop OF
strawbeTries being marketed; beginning to pick
peas.
Virgiuia-Apples falling.
North Carolina-corn not doing we'll
Georgia-Peaches being marketed In south
srn half OF State.
FIorida-Peaches. plneepples. melons and
csntaloupes being shipped
AIabama-Early peaches ripe.
Arlansas-Apples dropping. light crop indi-
Gated
Kentuoky-Fruit dropping.
Missourt-Apple prospect poor,
nlinois-Berries and tree fruits. except
Indiana-Fair crops OF ell kinds Of tree
fruits expected.
West Virginia-Prospects for apples and
peaches fair but poor for cherries, pears and
ohio-Apples. pears. plums. peaches. cherries
and Strawberries less promising.
AIichigan-Fruit. except cherries. continues
proulising-
Iowa-Very large crop OF Strawberries being
harvested: general condition Of apple crop
pr0nlis rE-
Kansa-Apples promising IN some counties
dropping in others
Oklahoma and Indian Terr1tory-Frlit DONG
well.
Colorado-Fruit prospects generally good
New MeNicO-Fruit doing well.
AEontana-Fruit prospects good.
Idaho-Strawberrtes ripsning slowly, owing
70 cIoUdiness.
Arfzoua-Cantaloupes and watermelons ripe
T-tah-Fruit doing well
Washington-Too wet for strawberries; hops
uneven. -.
OregOn-Lste apples and pears promise iignt
,-fordss other tree fruits uneven and below av-
craze: cherries ripening; strawberries plentlfui-
Nerafa-Fruit nrospects poor