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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
WORK WILL BEGIN
ABOUT SEPTEMBER |
Garfield Building Will Be En-.
Iarged.

1t is expected work on converting
the Garfield school building into the
new high school. will begin about
September l. 1t is probable a bond
issue will be necessary to defray the
cost of construction. 1t is proposed
to construct an addition to the present
structure that will cost about $4,000
The addition will cover the Starr and
Kolp property sites on Ninth street
and allow an entire half block for the
purposes of the building. 1t is ex-
pected the Seventh and Eight grade
work will be transferred to the build
ing now used for hig school purposes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
All PrebTe County Is Joined To-
gether to Make Three Days
Celebration One of Great
Pleasure.
THE STATE OF OHIO
PAYS ITS RECOGNITION.
Governor Harris and His Staff
Are in PrebIe County Town
Geo. P. Early One of the
Speakers.

Eaton O., July 2.-AlI Prebie county
awaited anxiously the coming of. today,
when every inhabitant united in the
beginning of a three days celebration
in Eaton in honor of the one hun
dredth anniversary of the organization
of the county and to do honor to the
sturdy band of pioneers, who settled
within its boundaries, ten or more de-
cades ago and through whose honest
efforts, hard toll and undying perse-
verance the county has become fam
Gus, the people are prosperous and the
state is enriched. For three days the
populace will lay aside their labors
and business and in a manner most
commendable, will celebrate the CEN
tury of progress made by the county.
The big affair will eliminate in the
observance of the natal day of the ma
ton on the Fourth.
In connection with the centennial
celebration, there will be a homecom-
ing week From far and wide sons
and daughters of Old Preble will leave
their adopted homes and return to
their native heath to mingle again
with old friends, make new acquaint-
ances and mark with pride the prog
ress, which the county and its pros
porous towns and villages have made
, during their absence. Letter after
letter has been received by the home
folks in Preble from distant relatives
stating that they are making prepara-
tions to be here before the centennial
and participate in the homecoming
joys. The population of the county
during the three days promises to be
doubled or even trebled.
The committees in charge of the
event left nothing undone which would
all kinds. attractions galore and al
most every conceivable form of enter
tainment has been provided for the
guests of the week. Ohio's many in
stitutions, both civil and military,
will be represented. Governor An
drew L. Harris, distinguished son OF
the county, with his staff. will add
dignity ana d state recognition 10 the
celebration by their presence. Four
companies of the Third Ohio infantry,
Col. Catrow commanding. will also at
tend the celebration and participate in
the several pageants, which have been
planned
Festivities Opened.
The opening of the festivities this
morning was marked with the meet
ing of friends from tho eur corners
of the republic and a renewal of &C,
quaintances. Mayor D. J. Miller bid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
CONDEMNED DAIRY
MAKES IMPROVEMENTS
Dr.. Hoover Inspects Pardieck
Bros Place.

The dairy of Pardieck Brothers was
inspected by DR.. Lee Hoover today.
This dairy was condemned last week
but today's inspection showed that sat
isfactory improvements have been
made and the dairy probably will be
raised to the grade of fair. Other
dairymen were found to be making i'm
provements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
TWINS NAMED FOR
TWO FAMOUS MEN
Theodore Roosevelt and VIM.
TAFT Names Bestowed.

Twin boys have been born to Mr..
and Mrs Osro Chowning of III North
Seventh street The names Theo-
dore Roosevelt and William Taft have
been bestowed upon the boys. It will
not require an encyclopedia to deter
mine the political adherence of the pa
rents. The mother and sons are do
ing nicely.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
TWO HOURS SLEEP
ENOUGH FOR HER.

Economy, Ind, July 2.-Mrs. Lu-
cinda Ashby is demonstrating the
feasibility of doing without sleep
in any larger quantity than that alb
solutely demanded. She says two
hours is enough and soon she will
be able to do without any. She
works in her garden at any hour
and she is busy with her hoe long
before the dawn streaks the sky.
Friends of the woman claim she
will be unable to withstand the
physical strain. She claims she
will counteract the strain by occa-
Sional rests.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
BLACK HAND BUSY
Four Persons Were Seriously
Injured in Pittsburg
Today.
ATTEMPT IN NEW YORK.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 2.-Four persons
were seriously injured and two dwell
lings were partly wrecked at an early
hour this morning, when dynamite
was exploded under the home of
George Deavortoria, a wealthy Ital-
ian at McKeespoTt. Deavortoria, his
wife, and father, Elmer Bailey, who
lived next door, are injured fail
ure to heed the black hands demand
for two thousand is attributed as the
cause of the affair
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
FUSE EXTINGUISHED.
Just in Time to Prevent Black Hand
Outrage.

New York, July "A fizzling fuse
was discovered on the doorstep of a
grocery store owned by Antonio Lacar-
bera, by passerby and extinguished
just in time to prevent bomb ex-
plosion. Black hand threats were re-
ceived by Lacarbera.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

On account of Saturday, July 4th
being a national holiday the Palla-
dunn and Sun Telegram carriers
will collect for the paper on FRI
day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
A WOMAN, HER DAUGHTER AND FEW
TROUBLESOME CHICKENS ROUSE TOWN

Sparkling Swain Catches Glimpse of Light Behind Foln-
tain City Store and He With Aid of Pretty Telephone
Operator Sounds Burglar Alarm and Calls Sleep
ing Village to Arms
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
EIGHT MEET DEATH
Two Missouri Pacific Trains
Come Together Head-on
This Morning.
MANY WERE INJURED.

Sedalia, Mo, July 3 Eight per
sons are reported killed in collision
senger trains at Lamar, Mo, at five
O'Clock this morning. A dozen are
seriously injured A relief train. car
rying doctors and nurses has started
for the scene of the accident.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA AND oHio-Far Thursday
and Friday; light, variable wfnds.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
REPORT CONFIRMED.
Railway Officials Do Not Know the
Number of Dead.

ST Louis. Mo, July Railway Of
ficials confirm the report that several
were killed, but they have no details
up to date.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-02
Festivities Opened.

The opening of the festivities this
morning was marked with the meet
ing of friends from the eur corners
of the republic and a renewal of &C
quaintances. Mayor D. J. Miller bid
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
DENIES BANK MERGER.
T. 4. Fan9srhp, Back from Europe,
Optimistic as to Future.

Frank A Vanderiip. vice-president OF the Ma
tional City Bank, arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Provence from a short trip abroad. Mr..
Nanderlip said that there nothing whatever In
the stories. published recently. that negotiations
under way for the absorption OF the National
Bank of Commerce by the National City Bank.
Speaking of the attitude Of French fnanciers
with regard American investments. Mr. Wander
lip said that while in Paris he learned that they
likely in future participate TO a greater
extent in notauons than they have in the past,
and added:
French fnanciers taking greater interest
than before in foreign investments which
have in them a promise OF large returns, and while
the small French investors may not be immedi-
ately attracted 10 take large blocks Of our bonds
il looks though banking syndicates would be
inclined place money in the securities OF our
corporations which likely to appreciate in
value"
He said that he had not been in Europe long
enough after the announcement of the Penrsyl-
vania loan ascertain just how II received
there. but that he believed it would have strong
influence toward attracting foreign capital to other
American securities. Regarding the views of
European bankers the American business out
look. Nj Vanderlip stated that they expected an
early revival of general trade here If political con-
ditions such TO warrant confidence.
Speaking of the Withdrawals " gold TO Europe,
he declared that ne did believe they would be
very heavy, and added that the recall of govern
ment funds by Secretary Cortelyou would have
any serious effect the money market Even
during the crop moving season he continued, Il
see reason to anticipate a money stiirgency. as
the conditions not likely TO be such to
tax the available supply of funds. There will be
ample money in circulation after The government
has made its Withdrawals from the hanks and
provided for the retirement of the maturing gov
eminent SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
NIP BROKERS.
Stranger Telephones to Sell, Then If
.Stock, Declines, Fails to Appear.

Several Stock Exchange houses have been VIC
timized recently by Of the oldest tricks which
known Wall Street One firm lost $500. while
two others are understood to have been mulcted Of
s.. 0do and $500, respectively
The way the sharper worked 10 call UP a
Stock Exchange house on the telephone. and then
conversation something like the following would
take place
Hello, This is Mr. Blank Yes. John " Blank
You know ! had account with you when
Mr. So-and-so your manager Sell 800 Balti-
more & Ohio for at the market. I'll he in be
fore the opening tomorrow and give you check
In each case the member of the firm manager
who answered the telephone thought he knew who
Mr. Blank and promptly executed the order
No Mr.. Blank appeared the following day, how
ever. and make matters worse the stock sold
went up several points, instead of declining. When
the brokers who had received and executed the
orders realized how they had been tTicked they had
a substantial loss staring them in the face.
Had the market declined. however and the trans
actions shown profit Mr. Blank would have ap-
peared the morning and ordered the stock
bought in Then he would have asked for check
for his profit and probably closed the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago NAV cattle Receipts about 90
head. market steady, besves. 81 SOC 81 70 Exams
6. 5OG 80 Westerners 81 60G s. 90. siocaers AZ
feeders So 500 s. 20; and heiters y 30 70 "
head: market lower. light 81 :" n = &c
IS 20 a So heavy 8 so. g 50 - ~
good 10 choice heavy So 5Op 81 So pigs 50 40 a - ~
bulk Of sales so 50 -. SHEEP--ReceI2ts. aoout
err 81 7u So 20 veariings SIS % SIS So lambs 50 %
a 81 40: western. 81 15d 81 80 .. - -
East Buffalo MAJ 9--CATTLE--Rsceipts % head
nsrket steady VEAI.S-Receipts $50 head uarkss
SLOW AMI &c lower s. a ss - HOGs-Rsceipts -seo
head: market fairly active and lo1 lIc lower nsaVy
AMI mixed Ssd ss 10: Workers. $50 &c 10 pigs 81
s. -; roughs 81 10 diaries 81 T5d SIS SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Recepts 1000 head: marke- SLOW.
sheep steady; lambs Ice lover; lambs s5as' go
81 so. -,..- .oa .-.a =
ending 300 Souherns: market steady choice expor ana
rssssd beef SIS 406s5 so, fair 70 good -
stCckers and feeders - Sta
JOS5 80. Southern cows - tsT
IS: native 81 25d$5 80 NATIVE heifers - 80.
brus "a 70dS5 81 506S5 10 receipts for the
,.eL "a 900 head HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head rasrksr
51n- lower top s. Ga. bulk of sales - NdS9 % nea
* En6s5 So hackers butchers - 3UdSS % hsh
81 25Gs5 ~ pigs .; receipts for the wees
SHEEP-Recspts. 800 heal r1arNel s.ea1-
lambs ssaS7 and yearlings - lo9s2 %.
r.a-iires IS e5dss so sheep 81 2GS5 90 stoks
and feeders SO 5GGs5 receipts for the week S+t he
Cy1cfrrs+ NAV 2-H0GS-15c lower outcners sho
saf,1ars e. sN6s5 81 ss}GS9 ~ "a L.
s,aa1- fs TO good shipping IS 50dSs 70 common =
"a * SHEEP-Steady; S3GSJ- LAMBS-Stss1y - ''Tas'
r,5-tsbs,-p Ma 2-CATTLE-S supply LEnf slee1y,
croice s6 S06sf So prime So +ods6 "a SUPP,
ard common Sass: lambs. 81 25ds1 H0GS-EeSslpts
qtgbt active steady prime heavy 50 ogSo 10 -
md beayy- WORKERS 20 light do. So TO- pigs % ~
rouzhs. s. 3Ods5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03

PARAGCs DOZEN lunches. soc q So Is; AHTI-
cHoKEs. csilfornis. per drum, 81 IS: BETS Norta
s. az g.. per -. supsss S. sg a 90 caR da
Carolina 100 lunches. 81 81; DO New Orleans per
punches. s3asi; old. per bbl bag SOC est.
per three-dusrjer case see 8 81 .: do per small Sat
ease soc aSI. CABBAGEs. North Carolina
s. sogs3: do wsksaeid. 81 25s.2: crcCMsERs.
Florida per basket. 81 - 81 75 do 81 %
81 =; caIcoRY. New orleans per DBL 81 So do per
ia. be- 81 5eess So 40 cuban. sos isss
Jersey per Dbl 81 50asS. RALE. per Dol 40asoc:
LETTUCE. Norfolk. per basket. &c Isl, do North
20 q spc csgSIoWs Tcxss gsite per cate 81 15a
do yellow. 81 SOC 81 So. do Berrnud. 81 50 %
Egyptian per bag 81 5oa:2 Is: i-eks View orleans.
100 bunches. s1= do shaIIots Jersey per 100 81
OKRA. Florida carrier. 81 as3 50. do Cuban.
s19ss 30; OYSTER PLANTS. per loo hunch.s 81 a 81.
Cuban. s. a s. 25 PEAS Baltimore per basket 81 IS
do per bushei basket 5oc a 81 IS. do south carolina
large Iaskst &c Isl 90. DO small. soc Gsi so
PARSLEY. New orleans curly, per bbl 81 50as2: DO
southern. per basket soc Gs1: DO per bsi. sfes3:
Baltimore per 100. 81 50Gs25 80; STRING BEANS
Charleston and Savannah per basket. green. 81 so
do New orleans. green per basket 81 500
9 70. SPINACH nearby per Dbl. 81 a 81 80 Do Mr.
white per box. T5c 20 yellow crooknsck. Der
box SlGsl 90; TURNIPS. Canada. rutabags. pr Dbl
81 so: do white. bh1 or Dbl . I5c: do View
Orleans white. Dbl. s2dS2 80: TOMATOES Flor
punches 81 so: CUCJ-MBERs hothous. No l.
box. s. 500 So: 10 20 {. 81 - q 81. LETTUCE.
81 as2 80: MUSHROOMS hothouss PEI II 12a soc:
MINT. dollhouse. per dozen lunches. 25 d50c, RAD
ISLES hotnouse per 100 bunches 81 S.as3 RvIT-
Island 100 large bunches S3GS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03

METALs-Ptg iron certificates at the Produce TX
fss9al sss &C. fa3;ed e
ras .tssas win Am Roississ firmly he'd A
@g2c GOOD sa2sc prime .ssssac New Orleans open
kettle. 2sQ42c. sYkJ PsCOmmon. iIqlic; fair, lSgz
iLseo5toas sse fariy to,aay with
plies professional bull support and in sympathy with
45c; 800 JuIy 4s5. &C. and 1910 sspte5er 44se
Liuseed oil va. unchanged Refined petroleum was
PTa9 wass 6Gls s'e s.IE y ss
YorE 10 sOe PhiladslPhla 10 sss %hI,s Ns~
York bbls 10 !5c bulls &c Philadelphia 10 '3e bulk
sh s1tss "5i5
ssRs Sep sss ~ 4ss 6t;dss4 as q
m yso1 a5aJ B5m' hsi
city raw 42a45e; ogzod-to"n raw 4la42e cacuta ra"
easier on ree9a
on and commission buying. 1ol
cspts a. chicago WePe 1890 fos sue estimated for Mon
daS; 5000 and week, 10000, Kansss city sad
s!sssy "S1a eaa 81 ssass o co. Family
1850 ssaF
quoted a at s2das2 pssD R6Fm Qotsd
Baco1s, 7*.c; $50 ~ 7Zsc: leo 10 s.c 40 10 sc pigs
oSi.5 mans 10 aot sG o sG Il p e.
S SHS:@ S M3i sc W.,,s county 5a2 Ann
quoted at s.e Rs6ed lard STEADY. Quoted south
p Amea ARM ' GSnp s se Bra sg &c
Quoted TIC ard
RICE-The firm
with good jobbing showing
good business and firm undertone. Quotations follow:
Screenings. 3izg34c. ordinary 4G4ssc fair "a Csc;
good ordinary G5c prime. 5isq5s.c; choice, 6f8zc;
Patna, foreign 55s d6Asc; Rangoon Bassen AZ
sUGAR-The market FOR refined quiet
orders, withdrawals quite
good. EranulaIed
quoted the 40c less per cent cash. The
following list prices subject points
and discount OF for cash days. Crystal
dom!nOs, tS5c. Eagle tablets Soc loaf. $500;
crushed 62oc; mould a. Sc: cubes: 6'5c: Xxx
powdered 3 CSC: Eagle 5-ro powdered Eagle
eonlectoners eranulatsd 5I5e Povdered coarse pow
fine graduated 3 Coo Eagle 2-fo fine
lated 5T0c; IN bags do 5s0c; ga 10 bags do. 515c:
b-fb bags do. soc; l0-fb 565c: %
bags DO. 55c Eagle fine standard graduated and
diamond A. 800: cOnfectioners' l..
2 and 525c No =. a2oc: No 5. 5-15c: No 6. 500;
No Z, 3 &c: No 6. so No II,
Soc; No L. 4 5c: No 49, zoe. CSC
The London market for beet ruled steady
and unchanged. with May quoted lis Cd and June
at lis sstd The local market for sugar vas IN
active, although there sales OF Cuban
sugar for shipment at 2lsc. but these
confirmed Duty paid prices quoted follows:
Centrifugal. % 442d4 4sizc muscovado 50
5s2939Sl2c and moasses sugar SO test 36Td3 13laC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
MINING NOTES.

The production Of the Cobalt camp is showing
material increase result or the more seasoii
abIe weather and the improved condItloh oI tiie
roads. which has increased the hauling facihues
as = result of the larger output many ne" prop
critics are expected 10 begin the distribution u
dividends during the summer. II Is expected 'h"'
the Cobalt district will market consioeraoIE over
Is f..7 go Of silver this year New capital parucu-
Isrl from abroad is finding its way into the camp
for the development OF new properties recent
discoveries in the outlying sections OF 'he "s''S
indicate that the mineralized area is much larger
than was at first supposed. The Crown reserve
made It's frs, shipment last week from the re-
bI, rich vein recently discovered at the eoSe
Of Kerr Lake. This vein Is reported u run
through corner Of the Silver Leaf and INTO prop
o+,, ..gs,, Of the Cobalt Central Mines Company
Pecent development the latter properly mas
opened up a very promising vein. on "hicn d
5o,,bIe compartment shaft is now being sunk Inc
siI,e- Leaf reports that its production Tor me la
civ months was sold for sliS00. which, after eA-
penses of development and opera lion hao oeen ue-
Quoted left about $4,000 in the treasury
according 10 the reports received AT the onlces
~ the Tri-B Bullion Smelling and Development COM
many in this city the construction OF Tue P@ii' ~
The ore separation process acquired pE the CUM
rarv < proceeding satisfactorily. The lower
1870 l. cornpeted all the timber practically is
-, tho ground nearly all the machinery has peeil
received and the balance Is en- route Inc NOiA VI
constructing the ore bins at the north emu " nv
,r+ is we'll under way. and every effort Is being
to complete inc pioiIb O. III
date so that the company may resume shipments.
--be senaration process, which the management oil
a. oo,,ranv say Is an assured and complete sue
cess will ena Die it recover nearly all OF us ORE
,.,1ues and Weld 4 net profit of $50 a ton
The controlling interest Of the Butte ana Ne"
vi, Gamer Company are pleased with the recent
ronorts OF mining engineers sent to Tue butte ea'ip
H.. ,.-sors interested In other properties. 1nese
mon have made reports that show that the prop
tics which they have examined cannot be sue
cessfuI without the Butte and New 1oFh p'op
critics being even more successful Inc "ot - 49,
- raIoral Sellers veins have been found by the
air,r.rt engineers to be very valuable. and rang
t- from hfty 10 more than three hundred feet VIDE
~ tho surface the widest places in the vein oelns
rnon the Butte and New YORK Claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New MAY .
BEEyES-Receipts were - ears. or = 4TS head All
OF which for slaughteTsrs direct
cattle The feeling steady al desrania grades
Dressed beef had light inquiry 9lzGIf- per II q
little fancy beef sells II &c Latest Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle selling al f2
10 weight Refriserator beef 10As6l0.c
II to-day included $500
Philadelphia TO
CALyES-Rscepts ITO head all butchers
direct None for alive The feeling rated hru-
CITY dressed veals firmly held and selling sd1ic
per 10; country dressed cleaned well yesterday and
TO-DAY selling steady prices.
at n - a g
SHEEP AND I.AHBS-RecefprS 70
including for sIaug1ters-s and I car
The latter all clipped sheep twstheTsf
were holding but had changed hands
at late hour The feeling steady Tor both sneeo
and lambs sellers looking for Jar uads
next Dressed quiet 81 lotaul1-c rer
n dressed lambs 1sIflzc, country dressed hothocse
lambs 4 s34S6 80 per carcass
HOGS-Receipts we're - cars. or %66i head all f2r
ct slaugf Nothing I've hogs The feel
ing Buffalo advlces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-03
CHICAGO cRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

-rfrsc0 N-t 2.-Eeporrs OF damage by insects
sn5 a decrease IN the visible supply were respon-
l7sI wheat market TO-DAY At the close July wheat
vas : higher Corn was I'd - TO &c Oats
were = E=Ee.- Provisions were &c lower TO 212c
tghe-
-ae wheat market was firm all DAY despite q
lonsiderati7 amount q selling for profit At The
opening --e market was somewhat higher because
q cold weather in the Southwest and a good de-
usrd p ash wheat IN the Northwest market,
later The Southwest contributed much bullish news
' re va o. damage by the Hessian fy and by
caach h-Es. TIE greater part Of these damage
-srg-s came from Kansas and Oklahoma. Shorts
-hr were suticinalinE bulish news on Monday in
;ns SHAPE o. large decrease IN the word ship
re-.s were active buyers The visible supply &c
c-tssac heavily and primary receipts were only
s1g00b bushels against $4,000 bushels year ago.
Tbess things coupled with e fair export dema nd.
caused -he market &c hold well throughout the day
and 70 close Arm. July opened isc TO &c TO l=c 10
g.. t.Erer a. sS1.C SSlec sold between SSs4c and
$50 and closed s$asc- 'learances O. wheat and
Fo- Wee equal 25-0e0 bushels. Mime spols.
Ial-th and Chicago reported receipts OF 90 cars.
s-s-sc - cars lsst week and 90 cars q wear ago
ne buy-ng Of shorts forced further advance in
Ny lur- to-day. but the distant futures did not
fcluv Ezt.v IL the session the market was firm
because Of steady cables and small local receipts
Co-1uissic- houses bought early and unloaded on
tae advance snG pit traders generally followed their
szsuE.e i : expected that receipts vii ne light
;zreuEnou- next week The close was firm. July
opened snz6e TO &c u &c higher &C To s+i4c.
E5ld between SO and 6+izc and closed al os'<c 10
ss-t-- Loeal receipts were 1l2 cars, with - OF
contract grade
The cats market duh all day. Commission
tr5sas hof.r-- SeDrenlher early in the DAY
T0ts of damage ny fros-. but the movement was
VEL supported and did not hold. July opened
:. higher 4ss-c sold between sS6sc and &c. and
rese5 z 49, 70 &c Local receipts were l65
: large --l ri hogs in the West was responsible
E q cas- feeling II the provisions market early
Z ttE Ca-- TIE prospect Of al early sumner
II q hogs was also depressing factor Eastern
tPsc-la-r-s ao-L-t TIRE early decline and caused
DIS .e-e III tho dz-. A. the close July pork
ar lg-ye- Al SO -. lard and RIBS were IN
t-anEed 60 -. higher. a. S. - and 5. 22.a. re-
sgs~I--
Es-ira-eE receipts Tor Noudar- Wheat. l. cars
On = -. us Il els. LoEs. 3l.no1 heaG