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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Knocked Down by Unmanagea5Ie
Horse

The driver of the truck, Isi1or W )lf.
was placed under arrest, charged with
homicide.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
RAILWAY TRAIN FOR
EXCLUSIVE USE OF PRESIDENT.
Bill introduced by Representative
Dwight Of Now York.

Washington. April EFF a bill in
troduccd today by Representative
Dwight OF New York becomes a law.
the United States viii own complete
railway train consisting OF a baggage
car. q sleeping car and a private car
for the exclusive use Of the president
OF the United States. The sum OF
$50 000 To be expended by the secre-
tary OF war, is provided. and he is au-
thorized TO annually enter into con-
tracts with railway companies for
hauling the train.
For expenses in connection with the
travels OF the president his guests and
attendants, the sum of $4,000 is ap-
propriated, to be Immediately avail
able.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Shot a Doq.

Town Dog Warden George H. STAN
ton was called upon to shoot stray
dog on Monday. After the time for
registering the dogs expires, it is ex-
pected there win be quite a roundup
Of dogs whose end will come in this
way.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Joint Army and Militia Coast Defense
Exercises,

Washington, April 26.-Dates for the
Joint army and militia coast defense
exercises to be held this summer have
teen selected by the militia division Of
the war department. The dates are:
Rhcde Island June 20 to 27; Connecti-
cut, July Is to "a.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
LOCAL CHANGE IN
PRICE or COAL
Dropped to $3.50 Ton by Local Deal
ers on Monday-Wll Remain
Through Summer.

On Monday the price of $3.50 was
fixed on coal in this city. being a drop
Of 50 cents ton from the winter
price. This drop has been delayed
by the uncertain conditions in the
mining districts where the likelihood
Of a strike seemed good This price
will probably be the fixed price for
the season now
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
ROOSEVELT TOO ILL TO HUNT.
Ex-President and His Son Compelled
to Take Day to Best at Ranch.

Nairobi, April 26.-Both Theodore
Roosevelt and his son Kermit are in
disposed today, in consequence of their
recent hunting activities and their
journey from Kapiti Plains to the
ranch Of Sir Alfred Pease on the Athi
river. They are resting from their ia
tigue at the ranch.
Lions are reported numerous on Mr.
McMillan's Ju ia ranch, and there is
a herd of 100 buffaloes on Mr.. Heat
ley's ranch, where Mr.. Roosevelt will
hunt.
There have been no more cases of
smallpox in the Roosevelt caravan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
$4,000 Fire at southInqton Conn.

Southington, Conn, April 26.-A
four-family frame house and a barn
in the rear belonging to James Angelo
were totally destroyed by fire tonight
with a loss of $4,000. The fire start
Cd from an oveEhe&ted stoVA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
WHEAT q LITTLE LOWER.
Chicago Market Showed Little Excite
ment Yesterday.

Chicago. April 26.--Wheat, on a mar
ket ir which there was none of the ak
citement of last week, dropped little
lower today. The opening was a cent
above that Of Saturday, but in the ab-
sence of support this was lost. and the
decline resumed where it left off on
Saturday. July dropped to 105 3-S and
May to 118 IA.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
PRESENTED HANDSOME PIN.
City Clerk Crowell Remembered by
Mayor Lippitt for His Faithful SerV-
ices

On Monday evening before the coun-
Gil meeting Mayor Lippitt presented
City Clerk Arthur a. Crowell, a hand
some Roman gold pin. set with n uearl
and diamond. 1t Is a handsome pin Of
attractive design and was presented
for the faithful services Of the clerk
to the mayor during the past year. The
gift was great surprise, but thor
oughly Appreciated
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

Madrid, April 26.-The roof of the
cathedral at Torbes, in Lugo province,
collapsed today while mass was being
celebrated inside the building. Nine
persons were killed and thirty were
wounded
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
SHOT BY ORDERLY.
Unoonfirned Report from Philippines
About Major J. p. Finley.

San Francisco, April 26.-The Gail
says this morning that, accordin~ to
unconfrmed private advices, Major
John p. Finley, Twenty eighth United
States infantry, governor of Zamboan-
ga province in the Philippine islands,
was shot by his orderly. The despatch
does not say whether the shooting was
accidental. or whether the wound was
fatal
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

Hong Kong. April 26.-The Ham
burg American line steamer Scandia
from Hamburg March IL for Shanghai
is aground near Hong Kong. Assist
ance has been sent.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
AERoPLANE ROSE OF ITSELF.
Wright Makes Flight at Rome Without
Aid of Derrick or Rail

Rome, April 26.-Wilbur Wright
made a series of successful flights here
today. The aerOplane rose irto the air
without the aid of a derrick or rail II
was forced over the grass in the be-
ginning by its own propellers. The
momentum gradually was increased
until at the end OF $50 yards the ma
chine left the ground and sailed into
the air.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Heinried conrIed Dies in Austri,

Meran. April 27.-Heinried Conriej,
former director of the Metropolitan
Opera house in New York, who suffer-
ed an apoplectic stroke several days
ago. died peacefully at 2.30 o'clock this
morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Condensed Telegrams

A High Wind Aided Still Further in
Gle airing ice from the Niagara river.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes of
New York delivered a sermon declar-
ing in favor of an "open Sunday" for
purposes of recreation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

1t Was Said at Wilkes Barre, Pa,
that the anthracite opera tors wOald Seil
ten million tons OF coal now in stor-
age before turning out the largest pos
Sible daily output.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Took a Notion
To See The World
SATISFIED AFTER WANDERING
AS FAR AS BOSTON.
ADELE B0AS SAFE AT HOME
Missing Thirteen Year Old Daughter
of Wealthy New Yorker Returns to
Her Parents-Worked in Restaurant.

New York, April 26.-Adele Boas.
the whimsical 13 year old daughter of
Arthur e. Boas, wealthy thread man
ufacturer. is with her parents and rel
atives in the West Eightieth street
residence tonight; the mystery OF her
disappearance on Friday last has been
dispeiled, ard the case resolves itself
into nothing more than a naive child
ish escapade, with NJ other explanatl II
than sudden desire to see he world,
Boston in particular, and 4 wish TO be
Independent and to work for a living.
But with a cut finger and disheveled
clothes and apparently fatigue j,
Adele's parents are sure that she raaJ-
izes that there are pleasanter expert
ences than going forth alone to a
strange city in response to call for ad
ventures
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Cabled Paragraphs

Paris, April 26.-The Prix Battle
was run at st. Cloud today and won
by Herman Duryea's Rose, Noble.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Shah of Persia has consented to
prolong the armistice at Tabriz and
permit the entrance of supplies into
the city. His action Is ascribed to fear
of Russian intervention.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Body of ex- Senator Stewart OF
Nevada was cremated at Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

Many Villages in Portugal were laid
in ruins by the recent earthquake.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

The Progressive Republican Senators
stood hrm for vote on the income
tax project, and the entire tariff pro-
ersmme of Senator Aldrich seemed to
be breaking up.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
New York Nun
Killed on Street
WAS ENJOYING A STROLL WITH
HER SISTER ON THIRD AVENUE!
RUN OVER BY A TRUCK
Sister Angela of the Dominican Con-
vent of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Met Instant Death.

New York, April 26.-There is grief
in the Dominican convent of Dur La,!y'
of the Holy Rosary in East Sixty thiid d
street here tonight over the death Of
one of the nuns, Sister Angela, who
was run over by truck in Third ayr
nue. late today.
Knocked Down by Unmanagea5Ie
Horse.
Sister Angela, who before taking the
veil was Miss Margaret O'Mannfng OF
Troy, n. Y, was out for q stroll with
her sister Loretta, whom she had not
seen for a number of years, when the
accident occurred. The younger WON
an was able to escape being knocked
down by the unnanageable horse. ont
the nun, embarrassed by her heavy
clothing, could not save herself. Both
wheels of the truck passed over her,
causing instant death
The body was taken to the convent
between rows of children who loved tlie
nun and who stood aslde barehea Jed
and wept.
Driver of Truck Arrested.
The driver of the truck. Isi1or W )lf.
was placed under arrest, charged with
homicide.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

The President, Vice President and
Speaker Cannon will take part in the
dedication of Washington park at AL
eXahdria, Va, on Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

w. X. Vanderbilt Offered to Pay the
expenses of uniting the fragments of
John Jay park into a practically new
breathing spot for the city
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

IL Was Said at Beverly, Mass, that
work on the summer home of President
Taft was being rushed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

General Hains Resisted All Attempts
Of the lawyers who are defending his
son TO persuade him to have the latter
declared insane at the present time.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
Navy Training Ship Newport at New

New York, April 26.-The United
States navy training ship Newport
sailed late today for New London,
Conn. whence she viii proceed on her
annual foreign cruise Falmouth. Eng
land, will be the first port of call and
after ten days there the Newport will
proceed 20 Copenhagen and Amster-
dam, them back to Gravesend and
Portsmouth, leaving the latter port fer
home on Aug Sth
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

Members Of the Spanish Royal Fam
lily were among the thousands who sd V
young Mexican toreador instantly
killed in a bullhght at Madrid.
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GRAIN MARKET
Mheat and other Grnin.

Wheat-Chicago declined 1c. The Oklahoma
official report gives the crop condition July / at
1875, against 81 on June l.
The San Francisco market was quiet and weak
at yesterdays decline. The trade will take a
holiday from noon today until Tuesday, over the
4th.
brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
--latest advices from Argentina say that the
wheat acreage has been reduced by the long
drought. q. W. Snow gave out a July report on
the winter crop, raising the condition for most
winter wheat states, except the Pacific coast
where there was decline of from 5 to points
during June He fixes 375, 600 bushels the
probable winter CROP
The local stocks July 1 appear elsewhere on
this page.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S2.10@215: do milling
S2.1Tls 92.20; California white Australian
nominal at 81. 20a 2.3o; on grades o. California
wheat. s1.e5@2.o5; northern club. s2.10l2.15;
s.. o714 @2.1o; turkey red, 81. 1oG2l21s per ell;
new California wheat, s1.95@2.o5.
FUTURES
10 a. N. Session
December .7sR4 bid.
p. m. Session
Barley-The stock on hand appears elsewhere
on this page. December was somewhat lower
yesterday, but the cash grain was steady, with
free sales, chiefly for the northern states.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed, spot, $1.4215 al As;
nd 70 faT per s o gTeTs
FUTURES
10 n. m. Session
Open High. Low. Close
December .......$ 1.44 $1.44A SI-44 sI.44
2 d. m. Session
December 81 .43Ia bid, s1.4S& asked.
oats-The stock hand appears elsewhere.
The market is moderately active at the quota
lions.
New reds S175@1so for good to choice and
Sl.6o@1.7o for ordinary; old whites, S1.s0@2.l5
per ctl.
Corn Receipts and stocks continue slender as
will be seen elsewhere.
California small round yellow, 81. So0l1. 81 Il !:
large yellow $I.s0; western states yellow
sacked $1.SI1a; white. $1.s7I2; in bulk San
Francisco track, yellow. Sl73; white. $1.75;
mixed, Sill: Egyptian, s1.90 per ch for white
Rye-Sales of new crop to arrive are reported
at s2.05G2.10 per ctl.
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All descriptions OF miscellaneous vegstaoies
In large supply. and although there was
brisk demand for nearly everything on the
list the arrivals proved too much FOR the mar
ket to absorb. String beans were scarce IN tne
early trade. owing to the late arrival OF con
sgnments. and choice lots sole st an advance;
put prices receded before noon and there was
a large surplus unsOld at the close Asparagus
was easier. the Gamers were not BUYING dS
heavily heretofore. CucumberS, summer
squash and tomatoes were easy TO weak on
liberal offerings. and green peppers were Of
fered at concessions There steady De!
mand for Alameda green corn. which carried
prices up again Potatoes were hrm at the r.
Gently advanced quotations while onions re-
Potatoes tper cti)-ENew. 81 5Oa175 in boxes
and s16f so in sacks; old crop nominal.
Onions-New red. 4095Oc par sack; new yei-
lows. 75ds5c per ell
Vegetables Asparagus. S1d2 PEI box; rhu-
barb. 81 1-50 per box; tomatoes. 81. fon-
for large and 40GT5c for small boxes; green
peas. 81. 256l1 20 per sack: string and wax
beans. 3G6e per ID; summer squash. 1881 per
box; garlic. 405c per ID for new; cabbage, -
pert etl; cucumbers, 35G5Oc per box; do large
boxes. $1l12J; caulihower. 5Oc per dozen:
tIIrnips S1G1.25 per sack; eggplant sGse per
ID. green peppers. 7G9c per ID; green corn.
S393.T5 per sack for Alameda and $ll0 Tor
Winters
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STOCK MARKET

Activity continues In local securities the
stock and bond exchange but is chiefly confined
10 the new stocks There numerous trans
actions in telephone common yesterday, though
the individual sales small rule. The
stock weak and declined to $3725. The
preferred stock was higher at sos. The Pacific
lighting common stock higher at $4S in the
forenoon. brt fell back to SAT in the afternoon.
Alaska packers and Associated oil were both
lower, and Peoples water per cent bonds were
likewise of at $166lT6.50 There was sale OF
Union trust stock at 2T00 Makawel sugar
firm at $3s. % City electric WAS higher at
$50. The following bonds were ex coupon: Ala
media artesian water per cent, $3.50; Caiifor-
mia street cable per cent $3.50; City electric
company per cent, $3.50: Contra Costa water
per cent, $3.50; Contra Costa general mortgage
per cent, 81. so; Los Angeles electric company .
per cent, $3.50; Los Angeles gas and electric
company per cent, $500; Marin water and
power company . per cent, 500; Market street
cable q per cent. 50; North Pacific Coast railroad
, per cent. $3.50; oakland transit . per cent,
81 so; Ga kIand Transit Consolidated 3 per cent.
81. 80: Oakland water company per cent $3.50;
Pacific electric railway per cent, $3.50; Pacific
light and power per cent, $3.50; Pacific light
and power, guaranteed, D per cent, $3.50; Park
and Cliff House per cent SO: Park and Ocean
railroad per cent, SIS, Southern Pacific of Ari-
zcna per cent; 50; Southern Pacnc railroad.
first refundng, per cent, 81; Stockton gas and
electric per cent So; United gas and electric
per cent, $3.50.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric preferred sold at S105.50 and closed at
sl05. 75 bid. The common stock was quoted at
S41@44.
The mining stocks were quiet and devoid of
feature Goldfeld Consolidated was dividend
of 80 cents. which accounts for the apparent de-
cline in the stock. and Tonopah of Nevada was
eX dividend of 30 cents.
The following oil stocks were ex dividend yes
terday: Brookshire, cents Euclid, l. Globe ]:
Illinois Crude, 2; Sovereign, l.; San Francisco and
McKittrick 80.
1t is reported at the office of the Pacific gas
and electric company that the new offer IN CON
nection with cumulative, preferential dividends
has already been accepted by holders II more
than ~ per cent of the preferred stock
The Giant powder company consolidated mas
declared a regular monthly dividend of 90 cents
per share, payable July 10.
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Butter. Cbeese and Egrr

majority of the trade reported a dull and
listless market for eggs and dairy produce yes
terClay and the dullnesS caused a small selling
movement the exchange, which resulted Ia
the top grades OF butter and eggs declining Lc.
The movement in routine trade channels was
extremely light and the wants Of local buyers
were practically all filed in the middle of the
forenoon. The only dealers who appeared to be
doing anything in the afternoon were those who
were working butter contracts. Cheap eggs
were still accommodating and posted buyers
could have shaded the quotations round lots
as some Of the large receivers trying 10
effect clearances of such.
- Under the call the exchange 20 cases Of
extra butter and 40 cases of extra eggs were
sold at the new quotations.
Receipts were 4es200 pounds butter, % SOC
pounds cheese and So cases eggs.
The following are official quotations established
By the sales. bids and offers the floor OF the
dairy exchange Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1 1ze 10 &c higher. owing to the vari-
Gus charges TO be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 25isc per IL
firm do frsts. PC. firm; do seconds, 24isc
firm: No. packing stock. 221sc steedy
Cheese-California fancy fats, Bike per liz
steady; do frsts, 12l5c steady; do seconds lie
steady; fancy Young Americas. I6c, steady; "a
frsts. lake. steady; fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas. Size. weak: do fats. 15c. firm.
Eggs fper dozen eases ineludedl -Californta
fresh extras % i%e firm. do frsts ati.e firm
do seconds. II lse, dTm: do thirds slc nrm
Portland Butter Market
=
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
a. Beef 81 @7Ac. per lO for steers. 5lsGs for
COWS asd hefers
small.
per Id.
Iamb-S6oc per Id.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-fl91115c for light
and s1a @10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
No. 1 fat steers over 200 lbs. alive, &c;
under 900 lbs. 3%c; second quality, 3h@3%c;
thin and undesirable steers, &c.
No. 1 cows and heifers, 3Ac; second quality,
Sc; common thin. undesirable cows. 2421ac.
Fat bulls and stays. &c; bali fat or thin bulls.
CalTes-Light weight, per ID, &c; medium.
415c; heavy, 315 @4c-
Sheep (per bl--wethers. 81 @4e for shorn
and II. G5c for wool; ewes. 393Ac for shorn
and 4ss4i4c for wool
Lambs iper Ib)-This years milk lambs. "A
@5c.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing leo
to 40 lbs. TQ7Ac; 40 TO $50 lbs, TIC; $50 to
$50 lbs, Ga 6t7c; rough. heavy hogs, Al 85c;
common, undesirable hogs. 4@4he.
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Treaanrr stat.menf

WASHINGTON July The monthly state
ment Of the treasury shows that at the close
Of the fiscal year. June>30, 1909 the public debt
less cash in the treasury amounted TO 81 OF 4
SCI. 531. a decrease for the month Of S. 26S. o79
The cash in.the treasury is CLASSIFIED as follows
Gold reserve, $50. 100000.
Trust funds 81, 341 .230, $50.
General funds, $1JQ.341, 524.
In national bank dep0sitaries. S74 Sos, 615
In the Philippine treasury. 81, 152, or.
Total. 81, 720. 423. 0S2. against which there
are demand liabilities outstanding amounting to
81. AS, 1913. 240. which leaves a cash balance on
hand of $274. 453. SsI.
The total receipts for the month were $50
sJ7, ST6 and the disbursements Sal, 7S1, 697.
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Grain Market Generally Quiet;
Receipts of Hay Less Excessive

weak, with prices about &c above the low
point, July being S1.15A-
The corn market was weak. The greatest
selling pressure was on the July delivery, which
sold on from Tx GINS to 70zc. The mar
ket closed weak, with prices A4&c TO %9 1se
below yesterdays fnal figures.
Profit taking based on the excellent condition
of the growing crop caused weakness in the oats
market The market closed weak, with prices
15qMc lower than the previous close.
Provisions closed a shade lower 70 15c higher,
compared with yesterdays final figures
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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Beans and seeds

Stocks Of beans and receipts IN June appear
elsewhere. The market IS Unchanged
Beans tper etll-Bayo. S5.4O9r >. 50: pea Sc y
46.50; small white. S6-75Gg1; large white
$J.40@J.G0; pink. $3.1DGa25: red nominal.
blackeye, 80 4egJ5.6S, lima. 81. 1904. .: red
kidneys. s. 2Ja13. 90; cranberry beans nominal ,
GsrFanzas. S2.JOGt&, horse beans 81 s0Gla 20
seedS-BrOwn mustard. 4eE433c: yellow mus
tards nominal; haxseed. &C.. carload lots. canary
59414c. alfalfs. l6is dlse. rape. cleaned. "a
hroomcorn seed, S23.50 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at Sc. % per ctr
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New YORK MONEY Market

NEW YORK. July Money on call easy at
1912 per cent; ruling rate and closing bid
"a per cent. offered at per cent.
Time loans quiet and easy; 60 day bills "a
2K per cent; 80 days, "a 62Z per cent: six
mcnths, 3AM3l5 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 31s04 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. e86564. 500 for 60 day
bills and at 81 $50 for demand.
Commercial bills, .$4.S6d4 S61s.
Bar silver. 515xc.
Mexican dollars, 44e
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Steadv
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers frm-
Spot and future cotton higher.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
Yesterday dividend and coupon day.
Silver and Hongkong exchange lower.
Wheat, barley aud corn unchanged.
Prices for oats show some variation
Rolled barley and rolled oats declined
Receipts of hay less excessive.
Butter and eggs slightly lower.
New potatoes firm. Onions dull and weak.
Lemons in demand and higher
New dried apricots quoted Arm.
Poultry in light supply and quiet.
Some changes in Pacific Goldfish.
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NEW YORK. July 1.-Flour-Receipts. $500
barrels; exports IA O67 barrels. The market
was about steady. with a light trade.
= Wheat Receipts. IS 800 bushels. Spot, easy;
No 2 red old, S1.45 in elevator and +. o. b.
ahoat nominal; No 2 red new. $l.2i5s and Au-
gust; No I northern Duluth old $i-36Ts nominal
f. O. b. ahoat: No. hard winter, $1.341z T. ..
b. sfoat Brilliant crop prospects led. to heavy
selling of wheat today and a full cent decline in
prices. There was only moderate cash trade.
mostly domestic. while new wheat offered
moro freely.by the country Final prices showed
1G15sc net loss. July closed l.25h. Septen--
her S1.ISs pecemher Sl.1sss and May Sl.1s!a.
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Poultry and Game

The situation in poultry remained exactly the
yesterday. offerings being light gnd
the demand likewise Beyond fnouiripg for
something that was hard to- obtain such As
large young ROSTERS flyers and fat. heavy hens
marked.
Poultry tper dOzen)-Hens, S4d4.5O for small
S5fl6 for large and S7GS for extras. yourx
ROSTERS. $Sd1O; old ROSTERS. S4eI5; fryers 50
46.50; brOilers S. 500 80 for large and s. SO
G3 for small; ducks. S6G7s pigeons. Si.50;
Game-NOminaL
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

Z CHICAGO, July 1.-The wheat market was
weak all Day and the rclume of trade small.
Favorable harvest weather and free movement
reasons for the bearish sentiment. Foreign crop
news was bullish. but the effect of this was of
set by almost total absence of foreign demand.
Reports from the southwest were optimistic
The oklahoma crop report showed an improve
mept of III points during June, and private
reports indicated that the yield OF winter whear
will be larger than previously estimated. The
July delivery displayed relatively more hrmness
than the more deferred months, and ranged be-
tween S1.15 and $i.16A. The market closed