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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18
LIVE STOCK
Indianapolis. Sept. H.

necss0ts saturday 1000 hogs. 1850 cat:
~ and 40 sheep. showing . gain In AL
lines compared With Q weak Ago and .
gain ia hogs and sheep but . loss In cattle
compared with Q year ago.
Hsgs.
Receipts OF hogs were larger than they
have beep s,ncs Wednesday. and with
Qutte Q fAlling OF In The demand from
outside so0rces, the bum Of the hogs had
70 seu lower. Lighe Weighs were nearly
buyers e0ered ~ for big heavy noes.
but they lid BOT cell. aaleS sangcd from
eo.l000.oo and we're largely at WAo0S6S'
Cotels.
Less than half the receipts q cattle and
calves Saturday were avatlaeee ZOE eaIe
and the supply was hardly large eoSuen
Ia Interest all buyers, and especAuy tocei
PACKERS. Tho demand. however, vas sasal
10 the supply and the Trading vas fairiy
sctive at fridays prices. Bulls ana caves
also sold steady.
Only about half the sheep and lambs
received were on the market and enerstoSe
tho available supply for tn sae vas
smaller than usual. even fos tnss une in
the week. The demand wns seoedy arc
oil were placed promptly AZ Fnoays
pYices, lambs ceiling fe0n " down Ana
sheen from $40 down.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18
THE FOREST FIRES.

The unusually dry weather which
has prevailed through most OF the tim
bered sections of the great northwest
during the past four months has made
possible an epidemic Of forest fires
which have not been exceeded In either
extent or losses sustained for q genera
ton. Some Of the fires have been set
by sparks from passing trains. some
by careless campers and hunters. while
there is pretty definite conviction
that some Of the worst have been OF
incendiary origin. set by Indians out
of spite against the whites or by white
owners Of timber homesteads. cooped
in by the holdings Of grasping lumber
companies. who have preferred to lose
their own property outright IN q Tor
est connagration rather than dispose OF
it for a song to lumber companies on
the humiliating terms which the latter
are usually disposed to dictate. Again.
other fires have been started by just
such idiots as the one who on the even
ing Of the Fourth of July threw fire.
crackers out Of the car window along
the railroad right Of way near Grants
thought he was rendering his country
patriotic service by SO doing. While
the forest fires have been the worst
in years, it is also true that never has
the service rendered through the care
full organization Of the forest rangers
and the ready aid of thousands OF pri-
vate citizens been more effective than
in the past few weeks. In some Sec
tons, however. the forest fires were SO
large and gained such Roadway as to
be entirely beyond the power Of those
who were available to fight them. In
two or three instances appeals have
| been made to President Taft by state
officials and citizens committees fol
the aid of the army in fighting the
fires. and he has acceded to the re-
quest, promising to furnish the de
sired aid whenever calls are received
There is no type Of conservation which
is more practical than this Of saving
and protecting our timber wealth from
this fearful loss resulting from care
less fires. and to give aid in reducing
this loss to the lowest possible limit II
| the plain duty Of every good citizen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18
WHEAT MARKETS

MrxxrAPSLis: s.p.. H..whe.t sep-
;s;n .ss. 500; December ''AA~' nay
DULUTH, Sept. 17.-wheat. September.
e1.lSk: December. $1.1Sk.
WINNIPEG, Sent. 17.-Wheat October.
eoAc; December, 97xc.
her. o7ste; December. si.olX Nay. Sf.oeN.
KANXIb CITY Sept. l7.-Wheat Sep
tember. 05kc; December. sskc: May.
INV YORK, Sept. 17-Whsat, Septem-
be1, 81. o1N; December, SLOT:
ToLED0. sept. 1IWhessfs'o s SSeptemoet.
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INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN.

wnest-strons. On track. No. 2 RED.
sec: Sxtre red, CSC No. red. eoc; eeP-
tsmbeY. zee: October. &c: Noveneer, Stc.
wagon markst-No. red. sAe; semp's'
Corn-Quiet. No bids.
Oato-Qutet. No bids
inGpsctions: CoEn-ln-No. , white ~
ears: No. I Whits.. II ce0; NO. Wnaes
mixed. car; No: :: ysiiox cafs: No.
nixsd / car; sample. cars. TosaA %
Owt-No. 2 yellow. 8 cars; No: : yei:
low. . cars; No. mixed. cars. 1oeaA' ~
Octs-ln-No. white. I ear; sanpss'
I car. Total. 2 cars: >.A. ,
ear; No. : mixed. cars. Total. s core
Hey-No. 1 timothy. / car: No. clover
mixed. car. Total cars.
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/ will sell 1t Public Auction on
premises known AZ the Binkley
farm, three miles southeast Of
Richmond and three miles north Of
Boston, on the Boston pike at 1000
o'clock q. M. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. q. 10
The following described property.
to-wit.
Z Head Horseshoe bay mare
years old, weight about LOO lbs:
one gray horse s years old: one
black mare years old, weight 1900
pounds; one blind mare. one bay
horse, one roam horse. one black
colt years old.
- Head cAttis-Tw0 mich COWS.
three Jersey heifers 70 be fresh
soon, and number Of and 3 year
old steers. some fat enough for
market
Grain About 200 bushels corn
in crib: IS acres corn in field; S
tons OF oats In NOW and 10 tons
baled hay.
One 5-passenser, 4cylinder Wayne
Automobiis In Good Repsir.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Terms-All sums under $500.
cash; over $500 = credit Of ten
months will be given. purchaser
giving note woth approved securi-
II. S per cent discount Tor cash.
CLAYTON HUNT
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LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
FINANCIAL NOTES

The c1eaP-cut. nrm and dnal refusal on
the, COMMITTEES Of the American bankerss
association TO make any concession In thu
shape Of giving . guarantee validatins
Gotten bills Of ladiug had the eject OF
bringing the English bankers 70 q re-
Is scheduled for next Thursday.
Chicago bond statesmen travelling In the
vest report Improved tone IN business s.1e.sn
Of the money outlook than they have for
months. While they stu have too much
purposes 70 buy bonds they fed that they
are about through asking for credit frons
their reserve correspondents
.: e re volume q Re ssnsral bushes:
,i has e S;s "a:
ditions are still active. One OF them cites
the case Of Marshall Field and company,
which IL understood to have done larger
buaiOeGs last month than In any preced-
ing August
Directors Of the Peoples gas somp.nX Of
boads authorized tor the purpose Of pay
ing for the new building ut the corner
sf Michigan avenue and Adams street.
~. Chicago subway bond: yer. offered g q, eGI
day By a broker. Who. . few weeks ago.
If United States rubber shows for the
fiscal year to end March 81 next, balances
70, de- the 4
year, including, Of course, its equity In;
sR s;sisss; SefISsa neEs@sn, for somI ri
'h for Il! s'fe
p. =. cent to =. s' per ens
excess Of last year and the year rs al
whole promises to produce the largest
volume OF gross in the history Of the cor
1.. st,es' q sseD: IN,
tax :1s Of Ne. ;'1ss
e limit ysw !,
ments. Bradstreet's reports from Leading
industries are OF rather less than normal,
prsss fcr .tes %oa
ri: time :s Ne. Ys:l II s. saz fiS:s
mostly to .sStEes..ry. Prs.tdent Hays
Of the Grand Trunk says crops in the
northve;t are better than expected. Chit
LBS earned On common stock. TWELVE
Industrial stocks advanced II; twenty act
I've railroads ADVANCED "a.
Intimations that wickersham suit to
onnul sugar trust be brought next week.
Imports In August exceeded exports IS, !
lar dividends on Distillers Of America pre-
ferred and Distillers' securities. Best I'M
formation from steel authorities IL that
about Oct. o1cial prices will be publicly
reduced to the actual prices now prevail
Ing.
New York Times Saturday says: In
the financial district there was rather ami
mated discussion Of the news published in
feet thar President Taft was not DESTROYS
| OF second term, and this was very nat
urally contrasted with the presidents let
called Insurgents. Changes and currents
In the political situation are closely OBJ
served by the financial community from
day to day. Of course. but the conviction
short time the stock markets themselves
will devote more attention to the other
factors In the general financial situation.
| Norfolk & Western annual June 80
| shows earnings, after fixed charges and
preferred stock dividend. 11.5s per cent
| on common, against S58 In 1900.
| Finley Darrell Co; say: The market
| and the word has gone out that the large
| interests will not sanction any sustained
| advance until the fall election prospects
l has become more clearly defined. Pros.
| pect favors a trading market with good
| swings each way.
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Yiyerpool Saturday cables: CLOSING.
wheat, htaxd higher; eorn. ho nisnet
which % cars graded contract; corn. AZ
sess.. a Rse.es: yea. ago toasy: Wheat
81 cars; corn. $50 cars; OATS "a cars
Majority Of the Chicago. wheat trade IL
market. The point i made that the bear
side has been played to . nnieh that bear,
a su: Is ss
30 in favor Of the upside Of the market:
it 10 pointed out that corn has deeined
that any strength in wheat WIN swing the
prepon dsrance Of trade 70 the buying sids
81 corn, which would bring about SUB
Northwest wheat receipts: Minneapolis
4,a cars 81 ssf : :sS sWi1nlDssi
received SO a. against 4se last year.
se.board clearanees: Wheat. $1,000 bu'
corn, 1900 bu.
Mondays Statistics. according to dih e
emit estimates. win prove q help 70 the
bulls: On oesan $1,000 Of s'1 1900 en,
:so IL 81. So. CcS S
Logan wired A. W.. Thomson omsany
Should the exports OF $4,000 ou Of wheat
az New York and 5000 at Baltimore. o.
followed by anything In the way OF im'
portant export business, some further tenn
PSrsy sS may s AZ. ps,se sssse
| selling pressure VIII return and prices g
lower than before Northwest eituetton
| V u little mixed as the mills are pes!
buyers Of wheat yet there 70 2 LOS o.
| nsiiis because Of slow hour trade.
Primary market receipts: Wheat, l2o1.:
600 bn, compared with l.4lxooO ba received
Corn. Sso.ooo bu. against lSs.ooo bu last
Oats, $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu last
year.
New York private wire: Five boat loads
Of wheat and three boat loads Of corr
worked f0e export
Finley Darrell and company wired
wheat prospects Of decreased Russian
shipments a. well a. Q falling Oh In th<
domestic movement together with tho fac'
that Chicago 10 relatively the cheapest mar
ket In the country. has brought about Z
change In sentiment Therefore the marke
che sTs being VIII Be- more :e1 Hnas
purchases fog the nrst time In quite Z
while appear attractive on breakA Corr
ssatiment continueo very. bearish and a
long 90 weather = favorable everything o,
q 6ulltah nature VIII b. unlimited. but u
Ne believe theoa levels discount all tina,
10 beafish In the situation. purchases from
An invcsement standpoint continue to Ap'
pear attractive
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WORKABLE.
6eet1-HoDoGfoWn. SOC bu.
Rr1ssel SDrouts-26c Ct

I. Beeto-HomegroWn. SOC bn :,
| Br1soel Sprouto-26c at.
/ CabeaEelS50s6e per brl ~.
6si:syILai.saas:sso esoe se.. s..e..s:
CsuiiSo1ef-Si.6G2G per ersta>
| Cucumbero-120l6c dos :;
| EgR Plant-H0f dos, o607SA
| Endivoo-l6OzOc ID.
Carlic-(NeW) 12A0l5c.
! Green PeppersLoO3|76e hamper.
Green CofN-6omegfoWn, SO10c do2
Green BeaAs-H0megroWn. O306c
Head L4ttuco-ree hamper, A75: laa3u
AsseoSs- eooeoe per Aanpse.
AuskrooDe-1501Bc pr ID.
Potatoes -keat1cky, Doc per ou: jersey
:,s1, !! s z. sGs b; ci'aAa' Se''S
Parsley-l5930c dos. bunehea.
I; is6so-l0012c do9. buAehaa
RAubarb-7kc dos. buncAeo.
Tomatoes--Homegrown l03S0c per bu.
Sage-Per dos. buneheG. zoe.
+ Spinach-SOc bril-
sauasA==Mhite honesrow.. Il bu:
Navy Beans-Psr bu. s7.eooa7s: native
TINA. t0c gaL
0atons-Aomesrovn. Csc per bu;
Spanish. Per crate. $1-A
Popcorn-3c ID.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey Sweet. $1-1S PEI
bu: $3.50 per bril-: Virginia Sweet. S2-1l
Per brl; Baltimore. $2.15: Homegrown,
Wserere.. soc dos hznensa
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s. 1easDe' e. g. s'6: as Ny az
HscSmber. S65xc; May, 6sIbc. Oats. cash
Msy. soEs re. So; az: ~ = !: l. e7 Is:
cSSnSr and March, 1855. Aleiks. prime and
Octo6se, $40 Timothy. prime. &450; Oe-
tooer. SA.66; September. $3.50.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
(By Finley Darrell 4 Co.
NEW YORK Rank STATEMENT.

, NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Bank statement:
Average statement cash reserve, 1886 per
cent. Reserve, decrease, $3.50. $50; less
United States, decrease. $63!0,050; loans.
increase, $l2.O73. 400; specie. decrease, S.
24O. 100: legal tenders. increase. $685., zoos
deposits, Increase. $5,SS7, 600: circulation.
increase. 1890, 800 Actual statement cash
reserve, 1910 per cent.
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DUrRAL0 GRAIN.

suIsANs ~ S y; I'll s;Psis 1 NRlsses
Corn-No. . yellow. oexc; No. 3 yealoy'
seNc; No. 9 yellow, 6sNs; No; 3 mixed nj
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

The North Dakota Agricultural col
lege has been conducting experiments
for several years past at twenty -four
different substations in the state for
the purpose Of determining the value
Of crop rotation and more careful prep
aration and handling Of the soil as
means Of increasing the yield OF
wheat. It has been found possible to
increase the average yield Of wheat
from 1871 bushels to 26.47 bushels per
acre. and it is the opinion Of those in
charge of the experimental work that
with the farmers OF the state follow
ing approved methods In as large a
measure as would be feasible under
average conditions the yield Of wheat
for the whole state might be raised
to an average Of . bushels per
acre. The Eve year rotation which has
been followed in the tests consists Of
clover or field peas the first year.
cut for hay; corn the second year.
wheat for the next two years and for
the fifth year oats. In the drier Sec
tons the ground II plowed six inches
deep. narrowed at once and also aft
er each rain. A press drill is used for
seeding. and when the grain II about
three inches high the soil = stirred
with q weedeT.
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.Asss = y ssaielss - - Seass pans
4me - e1eesa1 e sase g ~ O "a -, - 49,
~ = sSasS sfesSl& ~ prise kvSSS -
6pah,~ II - Y
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PRODUCE MARKETS
INDIANAPOLIS.
NEW YoRK.

. NEW YORK.
! NEW YORK. Sept. I7.-Flour-Dun but
steady. PoYk-Qutet: mess, $2302a50
Lard-Dull; middle west. spot. $120Q
a2.7o. susa,-Raw.Dull; centrtfggais. e
nned-ouiet; Gut leaf. Asee; crushed. sscc
Rio No. Z. on spot 1oA6!le- TaIow-
egsssi e pTime ST: So c,o He
pO09oc. Dressed poultry-wak: turkeys1
ducks, lSh@1ec- Live poulsry-firm5
geese. lac: ducks, 14c; fowls, 15h01dc
turkeys. 12615c: ROSTERS, lie. Cheese
steady: state milk. common to specials,
l01s 61sc: skins. common to specials, ca
i2i.c: full Skins, 2h6Ac- Butter-Quiet
receipts. e966 creamery. extra, SOC: state
nrsts> e4Ge5c- Eggs-Eirm: receipts, s.15S;
nearby white fancy. 32G3Gc: nearby mixed
fancy. :68 sc: fresh nrsts. 23026c.
! CHICAGO.
]. CHICAGO, Sept; I7-Butter. extras. 3ocss
p5lsc. Eggs-Prime arsts. 2se; nrsts. 2Ic..
Cheese-Twins. 15h 915tc: young Amer
ducks. A014hc: geesa loo.
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oNDBP.


PITT0DCR0. Pa, Sept. 11.-Cattle-
SfAs H:;S's .sss j.s sss.s; sias
s s E5eS . common . SSSi iss SSiIs,
sS%1sS s ss:a s. 81 Cow Cow: . ssS
Ses!.s..ss oSSOj veal !, s s,s ace 1907
isnSs-Sap2ix Isis; nsrist steady; P.i@e
s:ss As.!Ss:s.':;:
s ss: ;ssass b. sish:: HslS;s 49,
~ ,ti;s 'ss sss :ssSs
EAST nyfS ~. y; Z; SEPT Sept, l. !;.sSs:
s pssss sss.s:. :Sspplss s :..sss
6S76 Csivss-keceipts. q bad market
20 ga iG..s sG & sse,ss es ss.es.
Ms:SS.. IS: Gun 20 al. ssAz;!s: S:.:iiss:.
sSSSccs m;.r sss' Slow. aox.r; Ses1es:. sBSS
4iS; pig. sio !. % pss seSGs g; . nssvy'
Hogs-Rsceipts 5000; market strong &c
higher; MIXED ard Sstchers. ssSo0sec i ;
S ST.. sstS. s. esss,: eH ZIG: 3SsS:
n.Fiss :ssady ;.I ssc ,s 1850, 1850 ssx.
T'ucssS6 Sheep Reesipss. 1000; narist
ss.SSs:', 4 sssaI; and western. 'a''''
e.sps: IS; MARKET 81 s sss :Spp.s
nStO67. Calyes-Market, SOC lower; extra,
si0oioeS Hogs Receipts, i.0fl; market
tssessrs "e' ss.SsGsse eo'i sS..gp@R.s.ipss.
Gsrist strong: extra. N.aS
Y RECORD Dax GOODS DUslNEss.
Masshall y1sid Z Co. In their weekly -:
New of the dry goods trade. published
t.sday: will cay; ss:ins: e. IN dry s0oda.
Il. :sS s ssss e s.: 's.' ss
every known. The close Of The vacation
:sssdl and TIE general good fsslina
for s :na sS.
tur1 u rejected In big demands eeinl
msoe - Wholesale stocks. Many waiting
:s - s.r ,ss zig .s
Sos6 esissaia report eoaditioas {svorsbi,
~ hsevy elll9e ouslne:a The Cener:
sss g n .srtss !: S:,ssr e than
4 ierrsr range. WSAeh embraces Persians
1eaGSIinse. taestos and black silks. Vel
80 are also very gerong pensnd is go0f
Siss. VIII s:asss & sssss tAirsy 70 siiIsS'
o11n1SxO uxGuAne1. \
NEW YORK. 49,. l-NeeAine eaie q
sSsy sssssssdHa NJ :s sss.si s ss:s.sss
81 s. s 3 81 ia &:
49, -. 2: sc g a.. g e g. -
6S6SlS. - poolliVo ougo ice IN 3s(H6oo e11Don0
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3AITI1


Ssod : e1e.cs steers. a.soo lbs.
co sse s & ssSs:. :t::i:. i.ioS 49,
"I 20 ips 49,: -. ..........:: AO0 ~
c1 % ~ ibs. ...........:..... Aoo0 90
cs s;S ~ 70 .:iic. :i::s:. DO 49,
xs ne a eS.i ~ is:ds:s + :s::l;. 30
os :: ~ .d ISs .s::iS iii0' /: -. =.
60! 81 ]. s.: ::::;:;::::::: :*:SsS Il
S: !: a; !: 4: "a ::::::: "a:
&: e: :: 3; 4
Bull Bull: i. xHD GAVIN
4: !: !! 8;
M0Oo.
-; wsrs .. -. -. -. aAoo 90
A: sDx..i sss .'a.c. ~ ..:. ~. ssoo 81
os &c ne IS eo:.o. "c.. 49,. ~ s7so 90
c1 ~ III 80: n:. s.soo OF
f;;:; IS; 81: s
6uik q oaies. ESQ %
Coed !. eAo.e. ses,ss lambs. =. .,ssoo7.o
ciSss 70 os.s.. .p Ioo0as
0oe1 - cSeice variin91, $500. A6O6Ao
ComWoa @ mo4luA yoasl1n0o.... 3l03Az
0oo1 % chVleo oAeep.. S.03AS
1suiia ma enfoV .evto ..,,........ l.6O6Ao
NFooAin9 eVoo ,,,,,.....,,..... 1.006A.S
Bucks. pse 10 lbs. .............. &000Ss
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For heavy winter coat or a hand.
some robe to lay before the fireplace
not even the bison hide Of bygone days
surpasses in either texture or beauty
the nicely tanned skin Of LOO pound
Galloway steer. And 1t resembles
the skin Of the wild animal in this
that it takes a good wad Of money to
buy one Of them.
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The Kisx roa1 dsx holds about -
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NEW YORK. Dses. llsssAins sail d
IL: :i; - ss 8 8. s. si 8;
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The idea Of renting trees Il rather
outlandish. but there il q dealer In
New York who is said to make q bust
ness Of renting out bay laurels, which
are about ten feet high, rooted In large
portable boxes and exhale 4 pleasant
fragrance in the rooms where they are
displayed. The fee paid for the loan
Of these trees II $50 for each occa-
sion.
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Whether It Is advisable to dehor3 the
dairy cow is now quite generally view
ed as belonging to the same class r.,
do using silos. cream separators and
manure spreaders-no longer in the
list Of debatable questions
The sheep. hog and dairy COW e.
finely into q system Of agriculture
which ought more and more to be fol-
lowed in all sections where the rain
fall and winter supply are Sufficient Z,
make the raising OF stock and keeping
Of cows possible
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

A lot Of farmers win an si1os this
fall for the frst time A good many
more win have to have Q year or two
more Of slovenly and wasteful han
ding Of the corn crop TO persuade
them OF the value Of this best Of all
aids to successful stock raising and
dairy MANAGEMENT.
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Northwest wheat receipts: Minneapolis
All cars, against 4S& year ago saturday:
Duluth, 1SS. against toe and winnipeg
received SO. a. against $50 last year.
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As has been the case for some time
past, a good mule Is still worth from
SO to SIS per head more than a horse
Of equal grade and quality. In view
Of this fact and the further fact that
there IL less risk In bringing them to q
marketable age, the mule business
would seem to be on 4 pretty sound
basis.
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GRAIN GOSSIP.

Liverpool Saturday cables: Closing:
wheat, htAkd higher; corn. I'd higher
than Friday. !.
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The protracted drought through the
upper Mississippi valley country Is
well shown in the unusually low stage
cf water n tie Father Of WafsS. the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

Soil is very much like human nature
in that when it has become depleted
and degraded 1t seems to lose its ca
pacity for producing good and whole-
some crops. but can still furnish har-
Dor for sand burs. ragweed and fen
mel, troublesome and worthless weeds
that do nobody any good.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

It should increase ones determine
don In wagfng vigorous warfare on
the ~ tribe to know that their hatch
Ing places are manure piles and their
feeding places for . part Of the time
ut least cesspooIs and garbage piles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18
se.bo.rd c,earanees: Wheat, $1,000 bus

Mondays statistica. according TO dinsr.
bulls ON ocean passage etatement ex.
Dected to show q decrease OF 1.02O.OOO ou,
and the worlds shipments are estimated
at 12,S00 900.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

Chicago car lot receipts: Wheat, 100 OF
which 70 cars graded contract; corn. 44s
contract. Receipts year ago today: wheat
81 cara: corn. $50 cars; oats, 224 cars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

Chicago subway bonds were offered on
the curb Friday at IS. They were - bid
recently and were not taken at IS yester-
day by a broker, who, q few weeks ago.
was bidding the higher price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

s,Agc uang ~ lowest % which tLsre
Il any record. half inch lower than
the lowest prsvious record u l0e4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

Adam was the first tiller Of the soil.
but it remained for an Englishman OF
the name of Jsthro Tull to demon.
strate the simple fact that q deep and
thorough tillage Of the soil increases
the available plant food which it con
tains. His aphorism, "Tillage is ma.
ture." has since been proved faulty in
theory, though its practical aspect /.
now universally accepted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-18

Every tiller Of the soil who would
have his land become richer ~ the
years go by should try In every way
possible to increase the manure output
Of the farm. This will mean the keep
ing Of more cattle. horses. sheep and
hogs. more generous use Of straw In
the bedding Of the pens and stable. and.
lastly, what comes to the same end. tho
putting of the manures which are pro-
duced on the land as soon ~ possiblo
following their accumulation.