davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

C-bicago June 21-CATTLE-Receipts. g.
500; market dull; steers go 80 5eaE bsIls II SoS
s 7sa So HoGs-ReceiPss l2oeo; % 2 5naa5Sst q I
So 70: choice ffSht So 70qse 50: heavy pack,
ng So e. tS 80 So q 9 psas saEasesDs ~ =
market steady; sheep. $49$5 p; yearlings.
ismSs, Ia iSS s. 80 a s. so,
Kansas CITY. June 21.-CATTLE-Feeeeipt
II 900 INCLUDING 5000 southerns be best s ssssss
beef and export steers 81 5oQss so; fair TO
good. s. 2OssT 80; western: 81 SOC s. 20
+ : Is "a So Sc: hefeTs s. 56G 81 S.: pulls $ 559
ffeGe Zoo. aS light hogs Sc higher: others steady
top SO e5 bulk of sales 50 % 80 go nesvgs
50 5oa 50 50: packers and butchers; oisn g 5sa
SHEEP.Receipts, 5000; market steady 20
25c lower: lambs. IS 9oa 81 90; ssariiHsgs; g
stcckerF and feeders. s3 SIS so.
East Buffalo, June z1-CATTLE-Recsipts
steers. steel IS - SIS so vEALs-Receip5s, go:
slow and soc lower at s7a 8 %: H1SssT t,Oss-T
Receipts 500 aeti9e i've ana So S2e 1os SO f5
workers. $40 10 a SO 90: pigs. $40 20G $40 20
Ioughs s9q 50 10; stags 81 5Sg s., dsiF1ts'
3. 200 slow IarRbs and wsthers 2oc lower
lambs. S69Ss; wethers. si T59s5- =.
Cincinnati June 21mCAITIE1RSsass4lpMss: e re 81 M
common. 81 q 81 25 HOGs-Receipts- 1-+Io:
active IoG I5c higher butchers and shippers
Sc 10 n 50 70: common. <e Is a 50 rs. SHEEP
Receipts 6f2: dull and weak at 81 81 So'
lambs dull. s4qST so
Louisville June 21.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 2s36T = two days this week, s4ot.
Trade slow; a few loads OF strictly cloiS
lambs brought a slight advance over yester-
davs prices. best going at . q q s44 bulk 9f
sales. SG Sac, seconds. 5Is T6c; e1iis anu
butcher lambs IA 5Iac: fat sheep. 4isc down.
common thin sheep and trashy Gull lambs very
dull: bucks. 3Iec down. Fair inquiry Tor
strictly choice stock ewes
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June II. 1910
RFEyES-Peceipts. 30 cars. OF ofS head
Including % cars tor slaughter aItd IoS {ae
market No trading IN live cattle Feeuns
steady. with 80 cars expected FOR Wednesoaoysess -
market Dressed beef in fair demand az 90
f2Izc for native carcasses- Exports. nons
CALyEs-Receipts. 155. all for sisns21tSsT5; 1ST;
Feeling weak Dressed calves weak az lzg
f4c for city dressed veals, s1a q lie for cltya
dressed outterniiks. and 9Gl21sc Tor country
dressed calves
SHEEP AND LA5IBs-Receipts. q cars,
6.654 head including 16 ears for ,t "a ,. ma
lambs sluggish and 258 35e lower nuIE1oeE
of cars were held over. Ordinary 70 prime
sheep sold at SO 50Qs5 per 100 10; FAR 70
few yearIings Sc. Dressed mutton slow a.
IO9 II let; dressed lambs. 12g1oc dressed
yearlings. IL 12c-
Sales-Newton & Co: = ksntGeky lsIl2s. rs.
247 virginia. 81 ID. 81 so; PAS. IS ID: g %;
239, 80 10. 81 so; 220. Sc y. 81 80; 10 %
ID. 81 so; 135. 65 ID, 81 IS; 81 Kentucky gear
81 80: 8 virginia. 100 1b. 81 so: H. 90 ID. 81.
Kerns Commission Company: z3o virginia
lambs 20 Ii. ST 62tz: 357. 50 10. s. 90; AZ;
65 10. 81 % 244- IS - ST zio ksn'as%yys en- sz .:
5s Kentucky sheep, q ID. 50; virglnia. 169 459
10, So; 10 SO III. 81 rs: 4. 110 % 81 80; 3 10S
ID, 81 %; So I19 10. IS %; 2, 135 10. So 80. =,
Tobin & shannon. go ksntgcky "a saInes' 1 % q
McPRerson rU & Co: 2ss virginia lambs So
ID. $40: 2 yeazIings. 105 ID. S6s-l sheep. 90
n H Hollis. II state yearlings. q 70: so'
10 state sheep, 133 IL, 81 rs; g. 126 10, s4 90
HOGS-Receipts. 10 cars. or 2062 head : az
for. slaughter. Feeling firm on BuHaio ana
Western advices- ,-, o. s,..
hogs $50 10 avera ge. $40 per 100 b. Z
roughs 3e1 10. 50. 1 stag, 24O 10. 50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
JOHN E.. PARSONS GETS OUT
nesigns from American Sugar
board-C. H. Allen Urea as,,rer

- PARSONS has resigned as a di-
-<'1e -oi the American Sugar Refnfnp
company The board of directors had rbe
ieSiehatioh Tor several months. and efforts
We're made to have Mr. parsors ,,,do,,ts,r
Dat ne expressed a desire rao.,,.I.- -. ;, =.
-, -. 70 feufe be regarded forthwith. and
- eiS'ioh was accepted, with resolu-
oi regret The company announced
ene retirement of Mr.. Parsons Yesterday
ne board of directors announced vaete--
uaF aiso that Charles H. Allen. vtce-nres.-
Nei2e OF the Guaranty Trust Comnanv. for
t9' assistant Secretary of the Nax-, and
tie hrst civil Governor of Porto Rico. bas
seen choSeH treasurer of the Nav Iarsex
COZ poTauon to succeed Arthur Donner who
resigned Mr.. Donrer remains ~ - !,
rectcrate - ''e Ni
ne company made a statement that
oilioes OF assistant treasurer would be
created in this city. Boston, Phila6elnbrs
ana New Orleans Arthur Adams firs+
ce-presldent OF the Old COLONY, Trust
company, was appointed in Boston.
MI PARSONS was with the counarx sss
seheraI counsel since its organization and
mil d year ago. when he resigned that po-
sluoh- he was a director from the he
sIhnhg James NJ Beck was apnoinfed
eeieiai counsel at the beginning of this
year There was a runor YESTERDAY ,ho+
NAaF'es II. Heike, the secretary of the com
pshy' intended to resign soon, but it was
0ehIeo- He was convicted in the recent
prosecution by the government on charges
OF conspiracy to 6efraud the customs.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London, June 21.-Consals. closed 1-16 low
er, at 81 15-16 for money and 81 for ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged. at fSss
Canadian Pacific q higher, at 2014, and
Grand Trunk a. at 297s ="
+ Money was in ample supply to-day, ard
the demand was moderate. Discount rates
were easy.
On the Stock Exchange the trading con-
tinued cheerful, on the monetary outlook
and prospects of a further reduction in the
carried home rails, Grand Trunk rubber
helped diamond shares and Kaffirs frac-
American. securities opened irregular
Later the market advanced, under the lead
of Canadian Pacific. Moderate Wall Street
buying maintained prices until the after
noon, when interest slackened. and the
market closed easy and below the best.
Call money in -Lenden,-21T4dZTa- per cent;
open market. discount rate for, short bills
21a per cent; long bills, t2ss4i2 7-f6. per cent;
Berlin discount rate. 3A per gent: Paris
discount rate 2l4 per cent; Paris exchange
on London. 25 francs T1SEcentin1es; Berlin
exchange on London 20 marks 45ia pfen-
nigs.e- Bar gold, us sd, American eagles
les sd.
Paris. June 21.-1Three percent rentes, 21h
centinles lower. at -9S francs . centimes.
Prices on the ,Bourse We're, strong.
Berlin June N.-Trading was dull on the
RoerSe to-day Domestic shares were low
err but Americans advanced. .,'--@' =
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. June 21-wHEAT-Spot dun: No
red Western winter. stock futures firm:
July. SIS 6&.d: October. IS Sad: December nOult-
nal COESN-SpOt quiet. old American mixed
5S 81 do via Galveston. 5s "a; new kiln dried
4s 10izd: futures STEADY: July nominal: Sep
tember IS Sd PEAS-Canadian. IS FLOUR
Winter patent. 2ss Ga. HOPS-In London. pa
oifc Coast. e3 15sGf4 15s- BEEF-Extra India
mess. Isis 3D. PORk-Prime mess. Western
loss Cd. HAMS-Short cur. rs Cd BACON
Cumberland cut TSs; short rib. TBS: clear bellies
I5s: long clear niddles. light. as Cd: heavy
lis Cd; short clear backs, sos 81; shoulders.
square. 65s Sd. LARD--Erime Western risrces
SIS 9d American refined pals. 64s Cd CHEESE
Canadian finest white and colored. new SIS
Cd white. old. Sos colored. old. 56s TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits. +4s Cd. ROSIN-CoEnrnon lis "a
PETROLEUN-Refned. Ti2d- LINSEEp OIL.
35s.s COTfOSSEED OII<--Hull refined SPOT 2Ts
Sd TAL.LoW-Australen in London, SSs
London, June 2I.-SCGAR-Raw, centrifugaI
las 3D. muscovado, rs Cd. beet. june lis "a
LINSEED-Calcutta, June-July. 56s Sd LIN
SEED OIL. 3is Cd SPERM OIL. $50 PETRO-
LEJFM-Amertean refined. 61sd spirits "a
TURPENTINE - Spirits as Nd ROSIN =
American strained. 12s Sd: tine 15s' Cd
c&1lNsA -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
sosToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June 2L-Market hstless. with
scarcely any inquiry and fewer sales. Local
dealers have made few purchases in the West.
believing that prices there still too high
Mills are curtailing, and while the light goods
market opens soon there is no demand for raw
material In sight. A little new territory stock
has changed hands. and few sales OF Michi
gan oue-quarteT blood are reported fair
demand is reported for the foreign product.
lie aiding domestic quotaticas:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces--NO washed.
Csc delaine. 81 a BIC. Xxx. 32m 33c: One-halc
blood combing. 2S n 29c; three-eighths. IS %
29c: One-quarter. - q 2Sc delaine unwashed.
26 % 27c. fine. % &c. Michigan. Wisconsin
and New York heeces: Fine unwashed. -220
pc; delaine % q 25c: OEe-half blood. % 2Sc
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri - Three
eightss blood BOG S1c; One-quarter. rs q 3Tc-
Secured basis; Texas-Fine IL months. 80
a Sic. fine TO months 556 SIC: fine fail.
50 q SIC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 q 56c. mid
die county. 50at 52c; southern. As a 47c; fall
free. 42m43c. Oregon-Eastern No I staple,
g. q 63c, Eastern clothing. IS q soc: valley No
I. 81 n 55c Territory-Fine staple as e 65c:
fine medium staple. 81 a 6Sc: fine clothing SO
a soc; one-haif blood. 81 n 5Sc: three-eighths
blood. 80 IL 56c; one-quarter blood cOrnbing So
n SIC. Pulled-Extra. 6sc. fine y, 6O0 SIC: A
supers 80 a 5Sc.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
I. DRYDEN ON INSURANCE
~'sat OF Prudential Life Publishes
'Ng Of Addresses and Papers.

- DTyuen. president Of the Pruden-
- insurance Company. of Newark,
'-Fr United States Senator. has re-
S1o-shee q book. entitled "Ad-
eio Papers On Life Insurance and
o-"'eeis' IN his work the author
man. phases Of the insurance
he speaks Of the inception and
- s.s'eifs OF the business, as weif as
: eeononny and practice Of what
- says Is one Of tne most effective
= " family protection ever devised
'Ieanlties Of life insurance as a
<e0 TIE fact that only one-ffth of
Z out -'-'7 - 'A''''e a ( S'so
-4'alTnent form Of insurance is
-, whereby The beneficiary receives
n psEinents instead Of one lump sum
q. Aoh OF the insured. In another
-, dryden states his views on
s,ss.t e1''eFYision Of insurance. At the
d. b. u iae book are short addresses
l ---. Lincoln and Alexander Ham
,,sr,-1 'sttes Was the first to express
-. 1lat the regulation of Insurance
q - :. o-e meaning OF the commerce
r. ei's Constitution. The book has
II !, oh Me in many libraries in the
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 21.-Temperatures OF 1oo and
10 degrees dust clouds preventing sight twenty
rods ahead and total absence of rain--that was
a picture to--5ay Of che drouth stricken WEeat
courtry TO 'thef northwest SUCH at least was
the belief Of the ,reat majority OF traders here
A, whrlwind market resulted. and highest prices
Of the session were made near the close lI1al
Quotations showed a net advance OF 2SsQ21sc 10
35sd3f2c as compared with last nights figures
corn finished 17s&sc ssGl @.c and oats 10
i5sC.@ Provisions closed sc higher 70 zoe lower
BY far the greatest speculative strength in wheat
for months was shown. Alarm over the sprlnS
crop and the sensational advance in prices IN
Northwestern markets was almost the sole cause
back of extraordinary buying here-s Ihe@ scare
which has been for several days IN regard 70
the late sOxn. wheat developed into semi-panlc
AZ the outset TO-DAY II appeared II nobody
wished to sell the grain at any price CoTnTnis-
sion houses were filed with stop-loss buying or
ders Short sellers were wild in their efforts TO
cover and did great sacrifice. There was also
volume Of outside buying such as is not often
eCualled Profit taking by holders gave the
market few temporary setbacks. but the trade
was so huge and the excitement SO intense that
hrekerag ge orders OF any sort were filled very
satisfactorily as rule. Range OF prtces-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
WEATHER HELPS CROPS
Last Week Most Favorable of Season,
Department Reports.

Washington, June 2l.-The growing crops
of the country in the last week had the best
weather of the season, according TO the
national weekly weather bulletin of the
Department of Agriculture. In reviewing
the weather Of the week ending yesterday
it says:
For the country as q whole the weather
Of the last week was the most faVoFa bic
for the agriculturjst Of the season TO
date. Much needed sunshine and incre sed
warmth favored all portions. of the corn
and winter wheat growing states and rapid
progress was made toward normal condi-
tiOr
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

II. Doc for middltng upland and 1555c for mid
ding Gulf. Sales, 1887 bales. Liverpool cables
spot dull but steady saies. 5000 bales specula-
tfon and export. 300; American. 2. coo; Imports
5000; American, 15.890. Mfddhng upland. SO9d
Futures opened steady, with good demand at 4Gs
s. points advance: closed steady at a net ad-
vance OF 612qals points. June, lid: June
jay. E6Id: July-AuGust; 1851 I'D; August-Sep-
tcn1ber. 7-2Sd: Septenber-October 6s61ad: Oc-
fober-N November. 6.661ad; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
b,5i1ad; December-January, 664d; January-Feb-
ruary, 65:14d; February March. 652d; March
ABLlI 6:2l I'D ADril-May and May-June. 651d.
@fOFEEE-Inactive.. with sales of 3.50o
close were net unchanged to points lower
Havre closed net unchanged 70 4 franc lower
Rio UNCHANGED, and Santos 30 reis lower Bra
ziltan exchange on London was 1sd higher al
looked upon as a bullish factor. and cost and
freight offers from Brazil above a working
s&@s 5-16 for Rio No 4. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
opened at 224 per cent; highest. 3 per cent .
lowest, 2la per cent; closing, 2la per. cent
ruling rate, "a per cent. Time money was
trlfie more active, because of a some
What increased demand; rates. 5 per cent
tor sixty and ninety days, 31sG4 per cent
for four and five months, p4G4Ia per cent
Ior six months and 41%d4% per cent for
seven months Mercantile paper was trn-
changed. with light demand and rather
good assortment offered rates. sixty and
ninety days bills receivable, 4s4d5 per cent;
choice Tour TO six months single names, 5
per cent, and Others. 5d5,2 per cent.
FOREIGN EXGHANGB.-Th foreign ex-
change market opened weak. at. a decline
ol le 10 ID points from Mondays ruling
rates TOT sterling, TO 4.S6s4 "A. $3.50 for cables
se,.Sd S 1850 for demand sterling and 4s46od1
e-ssIo TOR sixty-day bills. Short francs were
4uoted at 51Sls and short Teichsmarks at
S9s; mere We're fairly liberal offerings of
srdih pllls and also some SECURITY bills in
me market. Following a decline TO 1856
lor demand sterling. the market became
steader after noon; cables We're quoted at
a-SesVof Wy demand sterling ats4 Ss5G64 ses5
ana slxty-day bills at 4.s455G4. .S4S5 Short
francs We're 51ssG5. 1915 plus 1-32 and
snort reichsInarks S51sG951s plus 1-32 both
oI the latter two classes Of remittance be-
Ins fnnuenced by the movements of ster-
linS az Paris and Berlin. respectively.
bankers posted rates follow;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost par;
Shicago, lOc discount; San Francisco sight
&c premium, telegraph TIC premium: New
orleans, commercial 25c discount, bank 81
premium; Charleston. buying par, selling
1-lOc premium; st. Louis, IOc discount bid
par asked: Minneapolis 6Oc premium: Sa-
Vannah. buying 3-1ec discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes s27s5 553. 81. balances So 523 CS1 Bal
Omore. exchanges S437S All. balances $3.50
oeV' Philadelphia, exchanges S25, ,046, ,295. bal
ances S252&l17: Chicago exchanges $45 521 =
SI1, balances s., 4Q9, $40
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
Yer, 5S3tc: Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at 24ald, unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, Tie; Lis
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
cnanee fon- New Fork +ts:' quoted at 2.e11a.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. Receipts
from customs yesterday were SIZE, ,746, in
ternaI revenue s1,763, ,768 and miscellaneous
500, SOC. a total of S3097,125, against total
expenditures on ordinary account of s., ,0S1,-
SO. For the month to date ordinary re-
cefpts have been s37.54e; 1856 and ordinary
expenditures s34. 772 800, the excess of re-
celpts amounting to ,$2t6ScS7. For the fiscal
year 70 date ordinary receipts have been
S629, ,934754. against S57S.27o,2 ,275 in the same
time in 1909, and Ordinary expenditures
$640, Al ~, against S645,ss0 704 in 1909 the
cess OF expenditures this; year amounting
to SO, so, ,022, compared with an excess last
year of SCI, ,620, 429. Including Panama Canal
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts to SAP, 773173. against an excess in
the corresponding period a year ago Of
s125, ,047, ,2s2. -
SUB-TREASURY.-T Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House si,156,0S1.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

Standard white. obis, New York and Phlia-
delphia. 1866 bulk. S.l5c; refined cases
loose; water white. -bbls. 9.15c; bulk. s-sScT
cases 1i55c. LINSEED OIL-Amerfcan seed
city raw, 1sT roc; out-of-town raw. 1i4lSc'
Calcutta raw, a0c LARD OIL, 81 2o1S1 %
COTTONSEED OII-Active. prices easier
and at the net 1 to % points lower; sales. 3,ooV
barrels. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

has been appointed manager of the branch
ef1ice of Taylor. AuchincIoss Joost, at
Morris town, N ].
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
eORsRNMENT BONDS.

S'8as - shows yesterdays closing
: Ps,b At g0s ernmeIt bonds, COM
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

Fuynished.:by r. L. Day & 90, No. 81 Wall
- -T street.) -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

:. CHESAPEAKE SOHO =
1910 I909.- 4, 1905.
% u..s., IN June s5s4. 1877 s573.O46 SAi4 6ss
J,,y l-Juue II. %. Soa.sI3 2o.23s,ois 24soe. l2o
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

= LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
I'd weeks in Jpue eSo6A43o $s2E5s5 SIT. $50
July 1-Jane Il. Sd e78, POT 43s56SSl4 AZ fees1io
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
Sd week in June SAL, 2,S04 Ss9o9s
Jan. 1-Juns 10. 9T6 2S3 92oSoo
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

-. New York, June u, 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-Ther were sensationally
bu1lish developments. and prices higher clos
Ing at a net gain of ~ 43Ac. while in the
sNpfth west prices were. "a q 6Bc higher The
advance was due to continued dry, hot wealth
er over the spring wheat belt. and to
merous sensational reports regarding crop
deterioration. Liverpool firmer. infu-
enced by. advices from this side, well
by light offerings from Australia and India.
European visible supply No red here.
81 % y nominal, c f, to arrive; No North
ern, 81 90 nominal, f b, to arrive. CORN
Firm. closing at net advance of g a &c. No
corn quoted 6915c. elevator. domestic basis.
and export No 2. 69c nominal, b. both to
arrive OATs-Strong and higher, closing at
net gain of 1Q1 Sc: Cash oats 1rmer: nat.
uraI white, 26 to 50 H. 43@45Ac clipped
B.A ARI4EY-Nomina1
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
: sShNcisco mINiNc STOCKS.

June zl.-rhe official clos
ssg,s. s-'-. :. dSF mixing stocks today were
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
,sAsked.
PUBLIC UTrtfTY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
y : - : No. co. Wall streetr
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

o. TLOo n AMI mfaL-tlour was demOr-
ahZed by the sharp. advance IN wheat and
while mills were asking considerably more
money buyers were not inclined to pay the
advance. and trading was inactive There was
a frmer market in feed. and prices were gem
orally SOC a ton higher Spring patents, So 20
4S8 40; winter straights, 81 40Q$4 80; winter
patents, 81 609S5 10; spring clears, 81 ESQ
81 80; extra Mol winter. So s5Qs4; extra No
winter 50 69qS IS; Kansas straighIs. 81 10
qS4 90 RYE FbOUR-Steady; fair to good,
s415qs4 40; choice to fancy, 81 45@$4 90.
kiln dried, So 30. BAG
MEAL-F,ine white and yellow, 81 80 a 81 40;
coarse, 81 254d 81 30. J. aFEED-Firm: Western
spring. $50 Co., standard middling, $21 So:
-four do, s26 so; red dog. s27 so, spot and mill
prices; city bran, SO 80 bulk. $50 10 sacks:
lnidding. S22 35 O SGT 90; red dog, s2s 50;
honiny chepr S24 80 bulk, $50 20 sacks; OIL
meal. $50 q S33 nominal.
COTTON little more active. and firm
with PRICES scoring a further gain as a result
of covering by both old and new crop shorts.
The. market opened steady at advance of
300 points and with only slight recessions
worked steadily higher until prices showed
net gain of about 176 10 points on the old
croR and of 1@9 points on the The
close was only little off from the best under
realizing Southern spot markets We're un-
changed to s. higher Local contract prcesy
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
NEW WORK. CITY BONDS. =:

,r7,;ruistsedtpy w n CoIer 6. Co.. No. 43 Cedar
= =. =: street-) 80 .'-.---. go
(Aecrued. interest 70 be aadded> -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
>-BOSTON'- STOCKS.

.st,oupor1s Mt erchanseable. rfFfesistered tcou-t
nons sFesistered and coupons. 'Stering. s<
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

FOREIGN -TRADING.-As on Monday
transactions for foreign account were in
only moderate volume, with sales of about
l0,Gl0 shares on balance
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. tElevator domestic basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-22

sNew.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
FLOWING AND NARROWING
IN ONE OPERATION.

Several companies are now
manufacturing what is known as
I" Harrow Attachment ''for plows.
This attachment is made to be
used in connection with the plow,
usually of the sulky or gang type
By its use the ground is narrowed
or pulverized as fast as it is
plowed.
Every farmer knows that there
is no time when ground will pull
verize better than Immediately af-
ter it has been turned. At this
time there has been no chance
for moisture to escape and by
narrowing at once the ground is
not only better pulverized, but
is placed in condition to con-
serve the moisture better.
By using this harrow attach
ment in connection with the plow
there is no need of going over the
field again to put the ground in
condition for the crop. The
field is narrowed as far as plow-
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23
Department
Directed by Colorado Agricul
tural College.
BARB WIRE CUTS.

More good horses have been
ruined or blemished from the IN
PRODUCTION of barb wire than fro!l
any other cause. When a horse
gets his foot over wire, instead
OF trying to avoid injury to the
leg the animal will struggle vio-
lently.
The wounds made by barb wire
are always infected, so that heal
ign takes place by formation OF
granulation tissue This being the
case the wound sometimes heals
too fast and large tumor forms.
The skin cannot grow over this
tumor, and raw, bleeding sur
face remains. The common loca
ton of barb wire cuts are in front
OF the ockjoint, below the fet-
lock, along the canon bone and
across the breast. Wire cuts in
front of the hook joint are often
very serious, the wound usually
extending through the tenuoilS
and into the joint.
In treating wire cuts, wounds
should be kept absolutely clean
and exposed to the air and sun
shine. When the wound starts to
heal, it should not be irritated by
washing the raw surface or by
removing scabs that have formed.
Liquid disinfectants are best ap-
piled by allowing the fluid to be
poured onto the raw surface, not
by rubbing the wound with cotton
saturated with disinfectant.
Follow this disinfection by coy
ering the wound with some good
healing powder that is both as
tringent and disinfectant. Should
the wound heal too fast, use some
form of caustic to remove the eX
cessive granulation tissue.
c. l.. BARNES.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-09-23

ed at all times. Ordinarily less
than one-half of the energy exert
ed by one horse is required to
pull it.
This type of harrow is made in
several different styles and widths
In width it varies from about Is
inches for single plow to 3 it.
for a gang plow. 1t should have
a lever adjustment so that it
can be forced into the ground
as deeply as desired. We have
every reason to believe that this
attachment will be much more
generally used in the near future
1t is certainly tool worth rec
ommending. Its cost is within the
reach of all.
ii. Nj. Banner.