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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-19
PRODUCE MARKETS

.hippeTs ssS 1oa, loss on tdr y s'H}ctl II
fresh, delivered at Indianapolis Dirties
and checks. zoe Storage eggs selling at
fouETRY.7,Joboers paying prices. de-
livere.l at Indianapolis: Fowls. &c: roost-
"a ndss 's sn .t
&c: squads. s: doz; guinea hens q lbs,,
f11 tor ' ,urkess fer {eNs for lo ee
Aers. &c for geese. DC for ducks &c for 2-lb
1n,:rTTER-Countryb butter packing stock
paying prices. delivered at Indiana polls.
i2Oc Country shippers paying 1sc. Indian
III iac tor prints, 33as3~ac for tubs: cream
lime storage butter selling at &c Tor
prints, IS S1i iGs ssni, At ,oao,c
x,.l new domestic swisse. a5ep oWss us.
cousin. new cream. II &c: New York. full
IeSeam; l6c: Philadelphia cream: dog. 81 70
Elsr:e box. $1I0: small Sc
GAME-Rabbits. dealers paying 81 Is dos.
J NEW YORK.
NEW YORK: Nov ls-Dressed poultry
;e5c: fowls. 76isisc: ducks. sa15c: gees
.esssten.. ,ese1lfse: fowls. ioG,,c :Dt tu1:
itsy., l4a1se; rooster ., 71ss: ducks: Isd
dairy. tubs. 238S2c; process specials. so
, '2ec. ESgs nrm: nearby white fancy. 8
'Qssc: .nearby brown fancy. Sc: e1sr,
,er: whole milk specials. l4s. R15lsc: Who'll,
.nilk fancy. l4h0l5kc: skins. specials
i 1en 9lse: skins. noe' l0lse: prime
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LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.
INDJAn,APOLIS. Nc

INDAEAPOlIlS, Nov. IL
NeGrIpts, $500 hogs. $50 cattle 200 calves
and 100 sheep showing loss In all lines
compared with a week ago and year ago
Hogs.
There was . big Saturday run Of hogs
but with n good demand from all sources.
trading was more active aud sales were
usually Mt strong prices and In many cases
10c higher. orders completed before
ali had been sold and the close was quiet
and abont Sc lower than the opening.
Ordinary lights sold as low as $3.50 and
heavy AZ high as $500. Most Of the hogs
Weighing above 40 lbs sold from $C1O 10
There were not many fresh arrivals Of
te1ttle and calves. but number were car
lried over and there were more than the de
mand needed. Most OF the steers suitable
lfor killers sold at steady prices. There
was little change on female butcher cattle,
lint there was an outlet for only pnrt
of the supply. Bulls were about steady
and calves were weak to 25c lower.
sheep.
There were hardly enough fresh arrivals
of sheep and lambs to establish a mnrket
BAT n number were carried over and there
were more than usual 1T this time In the
week The demand WAS fair, but not
enough to advance prices so that there we're
no lambs above $A75 or sheep nbove S3.oo
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TALKING BASEBALL
EVEN IN NOVEMBER
High School Boys to Enter
the State Tournament in
the Spring.

"If the boys get up team that is
worth sending, the board of control
will send baseball squad to compete
in the state championship tournament
at Purdue next spring. was the state
ment made by Prof. l. f. Neff, princi-
pal of the Richmond school trying for
the Indiana title. With the prospects
of having a chance to win the cham
pionship, baseball enthusiasm is ex-
pected to run high in the local second
airy institution, and under the direc-
ton of faculty manager, B. w. kel-
ly, and coach R. J. Horton, the lads of
the school hope to turn out team
that will defeat the rest of the state.
The baseball agitation at the Rich
mond high school has just been start.
ed by the report made by Principal
Neff, telling of the action of the state
board of athletic control in accepting
the offer of Purdue University to con.
duct the tournament. 1t is thought that
the boys here will respond heartily to
the call for candidates for the team
mex spring, as they will be pitted
against the best twenty or thirty ag-
gregations in the state when they play
at Lafayette.
Orders have just been filed with a
Cincinnati firm for a large amount
of equipment to be used in the manual
training work at the high school. With
the new equipment in place, the school
will be able to pick up any form OF
cheap lumber, and make it into the
finished product for small expense.
The new machinery will not be used
until next semester, when the faculty
expects to see an increase in the in
terest taken in the work. The ma
chimes now being secured include a
grinder, a band say for scroll work,
a circular saw, a planer and joiner,
and sixteen lathes, each piece being
shipped with an individual electric
motor AS soon as the plans for es-
| tablishing an advanced course in ma
chine work for next year, are com
pleted. the local school will have the
most complete facilities for the study
of manual training in the state.
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Not Ia His Seat.

A certain congressman was very
busy ut his desk in the house ono
morning when a page announced, "A
gentleman in the lobby to see you. sir"
'.Tel him I'm not In my seat" said
the congressman after looking ut tho
card. The boy. sturdy looking chap.
did not move. But you are in your
seat, sir" he answered In matter Of
fact tones. land I can't say YOU are
not"
The congressman looked at the lad
angrily. but. seeing that he was in ear
nest. moved into the vacant chair of
his neighbor. Now tell him I'm not
in my seat"
"Yes, sir" said the boy briskly and
went to deliver the message.
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!
contract. Receipts year ago; Wheat, 81
cars; corn, PA cars; oats. 300 cars.
49, MInneapolis stoehs of Shea. increased ed
grades now on hand total IL .2s9 tn.
Northwest receipts: Minneapolis 80,
cars. against 1874 c,irs a year ago: Duluth. +,
l0I cars. against ST cars a year ago. WIN
nipeg, 4s2 cars. against 449 cars year ago
wheat 3is.ooo bn. against $4,000 bn a year.
ago; corn. $4,000 hu azsins, $4,000 bu a
year ago: oats. $4,000 blu. against +4l,ooo:
Primary market shipments: Wheat, $'a-
600 bu against $4,000 bu year age: corn.
1850 b;,. against 1000 hu a year ago :;
ago. =,
st. Louis receipts: Wheat, 1900 Nv hn
bu. against 2s.OOo hu year ago. oats. 23.-
600 Du, against 5000 bu year age:
kanss. :. CITY rere,p1s Whs orn g rars
against 10 cars year go; oats, cars,
"x @,,s cars year 1 Toa.. .,eno y,
! -four. 5000 packages equivalent ia ~,
Goo bu wheat; corn, 1900 hu; oats 3.ooo
| blu.
day: Wheat, % cars: corn, go cars :;
oats dncompletel, 73 cars.
Minneapolis wires: Active and strong
nscem"er Mills excellent buyers OF the
good milling wheat but hour trade only
| Moderate
Wheat. including -four exports, from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Nov. 20 aggregate 3.5-$074 hu;
against 3.323.s12 last week and 800 1928
this week last year. For the twenty weeks
ending Nov. 10 exports are d1s16 go hu.
against ~, lis. 329 in the corresponding per
| Tod last year. Corn exports for the week
are 16i 27S bu. against 27s.5H2 last week
and 500. $50 In 1910. For the twenty weeks
bu against 7.4co,s7G last year.
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Origin Of the Moss Rose.

The reruted origin Of the moss rose.
according to the Persian legend. Is So
pretty tale that 1t will have 70
mantle interest for all who love that
old world and delightful member Of
the great rose family. 1t appears tina;
in the long ago the angel whose tass
it was to tend the dowers. weariec
with his labors. fell asleep beneath q
rosebush and on waking. refreshed
with its perfume and the shade it had
afforded him. babe it ask for any boon
It wished. ''Give u.s." said the roses
'some further charm" and the angel
STOPPING. picked up some Of the moss
on which he had been lying and en-.
veloped the flowers with it. telling
them that this green covering. being
the emblem of modesty and humility,
would make the moss rose the flares,
Of tn species and tn queen for al time
Pail Mall Gazette.
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TIER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ON STOCK YARDS. H., Nov. IS
H. trceipts, 10000: market 5MlOc low
cl .t,L aud butchers, $5.95Gl865: good
he, :G.;:I6i GEO; rough heavy. $595GT8.25:
IL. %,.S,MG52 pigs, $3.5Odl5.35; bulk,
Ns:",n,i., Cattle Receipts. 600; market
ktcaGy: hceves. $4.6O0I0.15: cows and hef-
ess. s-.lc, .; stockers and feeders: $S@5; 70:
Sheep Receipts. 900: market steady ma
tiv, and western. $2dl3.75: lambs. $3.5O@5
EAST WrFFALO. n. Y. Nov. 1s.--Cat-
tic K"reipts. 3I5: market dull and steady.
Calves Receipts 80; market slow and
*, lower; cun to choice. $0di9.5O. Sheep
and lambs Receipts. 1900: market slow.
lSu;s lN' lower; choice lambs. &5.3O0l5 10 !:
cui, {" fair. s+.25d,o.a3: yearlings. SING
4: ..c"p. S2aI3G1. Hogs Receipts $500;
market slow lOeil5c lower: workers.. So 6O@i
0.:5: pigs SoOM6: mixed. $8.H01G.5S !:
Acayy' $6oo@s.65: roughs. <S.5odt6: stays.
$5si5..1,
rITTsBvRG. Pa. Nov 1s.-Cattle-~
eUpply fair; market steady. sheep and
lamls Supply fair; market slow; prime
, ~, fnir mixed. $".aoa2.7a: culls and com
ys.u Sl&T2: lambs. SGT; spring lambs.
ssS .S 'f heavy hogs ysr;s4s
46Ho@G .a5: light workers.. $8.,5Gts 3: pigs.
3sN&G; rouGhs. S3.aOal6; stays, $505 s >;
Atavy mixed, $6SQ6.IO
CLEVELAND O., Nov ls,-...Hogs
kea'ics. sGH5; workers. Se25; pigs. ss.sS.
Cattle Receipts. $ cars: weak. Lambs
Receipts. Il cars: top. IS. Calves-Re-
ceipts. $50; top. 1915.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. -wheat-Firm:
No red $3.50 in elevator and $3.50 t. o.
b Corn -Quiet No. >. in elevator, nomi-
n ne" p'f f. O. s. New York. barley
Steady; mailing. S1I6@1.25. Hay Steady :;
good to prime $,17,a4l .33: poor to fair,
S1@l.2O straw Quiet long rye 81. Hops
New Arm; state. prime to choice. 55o1
SIC; Pacific coast. prime to choice. 450l46...
FloIr Quiet ,o sgr5in,6s pc csats sa 1892
winter patents. N.sOGD3 straishts. 81 25ol
! 50: clears. $+@4 %. Beef-Ffrm; family.
Sl3 SO114 Pork Easier: mess $17M
$3.50; family $2O@e2l. Lard--Easier: city
steam, 1925: middle west spot, $aeO Tai
low--Steady city. in hhds. 6Ac; country,
in tres. 6A 07c
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FOUND AND LOST GOLD.
General Suffer Discovered tho Precious
Metal In California.

General Suffer Discovered the Preciouo
Metal In California.
TT is not generally known" said a
mineralogist. that the discoverer Of
gold in California was Pennsylvan ian
aud ut one time a resideE. Of Philadel-
phia. This distinguished pioneer lies
buried in the soil of Pennsylvania al
most forgotten. he was General John
A. Suffer, a Swiss, who emigrated to
Philadelphia in 1884 and became citi.
zen Of the commonwealth. His grave
is in the Mennonite buryinG grounds
at Lititz, Lancaster county. in which
village be spent the last years Of his
life.
General Suffer was born in 1903 in
Baden. Germany, near the bor1ers of
Switzerland. Upon his arrival in this
country he spent some time in Phila-
delphia. subsequently removing to the
vicinity OF Lititz. where. in the midst
o. relatives, he engaged in farming
Possessed OF q rowing nature. however.
it was not long before be yearned to
explore the great unknown land be-
You'd the Rockies. After many priva-
tons he reached California some time
IN the early 1ordes and staked claim
1t was in the fall OF 1S4s, after a heavy
rain, that attracted by yellowish de-
posts in a small stream. be made his
great discovery Of the precious metal.
The news Of bis find spread rapidly.
and the following spring the great
rush from the east began.
General Suffer amassed a consider
able fortune fi.ros1ph his gold dirvinps
but lost most Of it through unfortu-
nate. speculations. he returned to
Pennsylvania in 1871 and spent his
declining years In retirement. living
on the pension Of $50 a month voted
him by the California legislature He
died June Is. 1880. Two Of his pail
bearers were Generals John c. Ere
mont and Ambrose E. Burnside. who
had been his friends In California-"
Phtladalphia Record
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phi Auf&.

PHI nuts are two to two and oae
half inches long and triangular In
shape, with three ridges. They are
brown and have Z shell that II very
hard to break. The meat II Of q cream
color and quite delicious- At the pres
ent time these nuts are not used fol
commercial purposes. but are eaten by
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md CASH PRICES

Quiet. No bids.
Wheat In: No red. l car; total. car.
Corn In: No. 3 white 4 car: No. i
white, cars; No. white mixed. car;
No. white mixed, ear: No. yellow. =
cars; No. 4 mixed : cars: sample. 20 cars
car, l car; total. ~ cars. Out: No 3
white. l car: No , yellow. . cars: No. 3
mixed, 2 cars; No. 4 mixed cars.
Oats In: No white ) cars; No. 4
white, l car: total. cars. Out: No.
white. , cars: No. 3 white. II cars; No.
mixed. :, cars total II cans.
Hay-No. , timothy, 1 carr; No. l clover.
car; total,
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GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-The feature OF the
cember shorts Trading WIS largely local
the market closed n TO NJ higher, follow
Ing a rather nervous session.
The corn locally held vas thrown over
board mainly by those wishing pronts
the market closing e to s lower VIII
Oats hello up fairly veil In price. mainly
because Of the strength IN corn
There were declines h provision prices
The selling was led ny SPECTATORS VOL
ume OF business was fair.
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PRICE FOR WAGON LOADS.

Nov IS
The following are the local prices OF hay
and grain for wagon loads:
Wheat No. 2 red, 94c: sample milling.
Torn- Old. s5@s7c: new. 7s@soc.
Sheled Oats-52@34c.
Hay Timothy. $2sM25: mixed, $le@21;
ba led. $20M22; clover, $1Sq2O
$6@S.
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Not looo,

N0S IONS.
Binks (who ordered a pancake half
an hour previously)-Er-I-say, Will
TINT pancake be long?
waitress-No. sir; it'll b round.
Then he waited patiently another
half hour.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1S-Commercial bar
silver. $3.50. gain of Nc; Mexican dol
lars, acc.
LONDON Nov. 1e-Bar silver today I'M
certain at 254sd. a decline OF 3-l6d.
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NEW YORK MErALa

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.--At the metal ex-
change trading was quiet. with the tone
steady Copper-Spot. S123o@ 1915; No
vember to January. $12 .3O@1250: tin,
$4:a. 3!la@.4; lead. $43504. 40; spelter. So. 10
$3.50.
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You noo6n1 suf1er win sick headache, nca.
Rest.on. constipation or any othsr troubles aris-
kaG from . oisoTdsrod stomach. Dr.. CaldveN'a
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.u-rs :. ~, metEa - % asa I. q II sns sans
tine SO pleasant to take as Dr.. CA;3Weli'x Syrr.~
2epsfn. th0 positive cure fesr Al diseases arish.S
IRON stomaeh troahae,- The V<ipo = VIZ goae
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Cotton seed oil
$55s@5.5o: Januxry. s554@5:o5 February,
$55S4i5.GO: March, s561 65.62; April. $5.6s
@5e9 May, s573@5.74: spot. $5.60@5.s5.
Sales 1880.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
(By A. W. Thomson's Wire.)
Nov a.
U. 4, BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1a.-Posted rates ::
Sterling exchange, 4s4. 5o6l AT 50: actual
for demand and 4s3. 65@4s3.75 for sixty day
bills
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We never desire earnestly what ~
Uesirs In reason.-I.A Rochefoucauld.
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TOLEDO CLOVER sEED
OTHER WHEAT MARKETS.

TOLEDO. O., Nov. 1S.--Clover seed
Cash. December and March, $3.50; alsike
SlOSU.
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BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, N " Nov. 17.-spring wheat
No. northern. $110. Winter wheat
No. red. 900: No. white, 81. Corn-No
3 yellow, 7oz4c: No. 4 yellow. 71!ac oats
No. 2 white. SEC: No white. size: No
white. 5Ol1c: standard. 51Ac Barley
81 .1e0ll.cs. Rye-So. 1. csc; No 2. 94c;
fancy, 81 ,02.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o.. Nov. 1s,-Close: Wheat
Cash. 97L,c: Dert mber. 97%c: May. 81 OPS.
July, 96lsc. Corn-Cash. 66c: December
G5hIc: May. a6lsc: July. 66Asc. Oats
Cash. :,oc: December. 5OAc; May, 52asc
July. 1880.
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a Sisordered s-on4ch7 Go to your druRKisr
and get q SC or 81 totfie OF Dr.. CAldwNNs
Syrup Rspain, which 10 positively 9nnI1nnoo1 70
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AMERICANS STRONG IN LONDON.
Americans were strong in the London
market. Canadian Pacific was sympathet
ically hrm.
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WITH THE BOXERS.


KNOCK Out" Brown, of New York,
and Bert keyes have signed to box in
New Haven, Nov. u.
Bob Moha is out of the game nurs-
ing a broken hand he received in his
bout with Bill Papke.
Tommy Kilbane has called off all
his matches, as he is suffering from
blood poisoning. He will not be able
to box again till after Jan. l.
Jimmy Dime will take his string of
boxers including Tony Ross, Tom Nc
Mahon and Patsy Brannigan to Aus
tralia.
James White, the London promoter,
says that trying to promote the John
son-Wells bout in England set him
back just $65 200.
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS,

CHICAGO, Nov. Fascinated receiptx
At the stock yards for Monday: Hogs.
q COO: cattle, GOO: sheep, $1,000. Es-
timated hogs for next week. 10000.
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NEW YORK. Nov 1s-The weekly bank,
.,arement Of the New York clearing house
hanks shows the following: Average con
crecee 81 Oee. 90: loans decrease 81 0Ss ON :.
cre.se 81 osS.Ooo: loans decrease. 81 .dx 90 ::
sn.,.ie increase $4,000: legal tender. in :.
crease $4,000: net deposits, increase S.. =,
rs, 90: circulstien: increase $4,000 Actual
specie. decrease $5s14coo: legal tender'
increase $1S1.eO0; deposits, decrease $40. :.
dpe 600: reserve, decrease 2,2oS-e go.
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ADVANCE IN LIVERPOOL WHEAT.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1S.--With further
signs Of congestion In December shorts
covered on the frmness in America. while
Of the decline in Buenos Ayres at the
opening. and also the lower closing with
favorable weather there. Later there was
heavy covering by the shorts. particularly
in December. with offerings tight. Fore
cast was for light shipments to Europe
shipments, as shown by Rradstreet's, no
pressure Of La Plata offers and an increas-
Ing demand for forward shipments Spot
IN Better and more rs hsd
The poor quality Of the Canadian crop
and some unfavorable reports from Ar
The market closed Nd to 1hd higher
for wheat and I'D lower for corn.
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CRUDE RUBBER PRICE!

NEW YORK. Nov 1S.-Crudc rubber
prices are easy: Para uprtver tine. 81 OF
coarse, SOC bid.
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IBID. TASK. Nominal.

CHICAGO. Nov ls.--Cssh grain: Wheat
no 80: hard ri' S si s,Gitp4; No :: hard
winter. 45cdISl: No. / northern spring.
| 81 osMl.1l; No. , northern, spring. 81 .O,.l
no. 40. 9 spring: s9e@si -: Con ~,
2 76nc;; No. white, 76t9da17c; Nc. : vel
6ol66c No 3 yellow. 75E.c: No. 4 6312"
No: = white. go. @64.c: ~; yellow,
G30r6Sc. Outs No. white. 4Oh 60c No.
3 white AL. @49r; No. white. +7*t a
ISlar; standard. 4SA M43Hc.
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Wheat at Paris closed Nc higher to Ne
lower: at Berlin: Ac higher: at Antwerp,
unchanged; Mt Budapest. xc lower.
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WAGON MARKET.
paid nv Omer Wheelan.)
Sporting Gossip
BASEBALL NOTES.

Pitcher ICY" Morgan, of the Ath-
letics, hit II batsmen last season.
Jack Barry, shortstop OF the world
champs, has opened a garage in Wor-
chester, Mass.
1t is rumored in Eastern league cir
cles that the Providence, Jersey City
and Montreal franchises are for sale.
Umpire Brennan, OF the National
league, is giving lecture with moving
pictures of the worlds series, in vau-
deville.
The Portland. Ore, club will erect a
new grand stand and bleachers which
are to have seating capacity of A.
900 persons.
Andy Cookley, the former Philadel'
phia Cincinnati pitcher, has signed a
contract to coach the Williams col
lege baseball team.
The Fond du Lac team in the Wis
consin-Illinois league will probably be
shofted to Elgin, ILL.,, if the Elgin fans
dig and produce the necessary pleas
IRE getters.
+, The Cardinals have two reasons for
being famous Tin St. Louis). They are
the only team that lost series to
the Browns.
; Manager Ned Egan, of the Ottumwa
team, in the Central association, has
all the minor league managers outside
the fence when it comes to class. Ned
was married recently to Miss Kate
Drurnmond, of ST. Paul, and the happy
couple are taking trip around the
world for their honeymoon.
FOOTBALL NOTES.
| Jimmy Johnson, Carlisle's former
star quarterback, is practicing den
tistry in the Tropics.
| Apparently the shift of Captain
Fisher to tackle has strengthened the
Harvard eleven.
Five hundred undergraduates &C
compapied the Michigan team to Cor
nell for the game with the Ithacans.
Both Captain Potter Of the Harvard
baseball team, and Captain Merritt o.
the Yale nine are varsity quarter
backs.
Owing to the over-applications fol
tickets each year to the Yale-Harvart
game Yale will build stadium t.
seat 10000 people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-19
GRAIN GOSSIP

Chicago car lot receipts: Wheat. IS cars,
6 cars were contract grade: corn, 217 cars.
cars were contract: oats. 50 cars. e were
contract Receipts A year ago: Wheat. 81
cars; corn, PA cars: oats. 800 cars
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-19

Minneapolis stocks OF wheat increased
333, $50 bu for the week. The stocks OF all
grades hand total 1854. $50 bu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-19
NEW YORK CURB,

"Old. tSubs. tEx-Subs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-19

All persons. Male or Female. suffer.
Ing from loss of Expelling Forces. Pro
lapsing, Fissures. Fistulas. Catarrh.
inflammation, liberation, Constipation.
Bleeding, Blind or Itching Piles. are
kindly requested to call and see me.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-06
Skarb W markach pocztowych.

Przy porzadkowaniu starych a
ktow w gmachu dyrekcyi poczto-
wei w Hanowerze znaleziono ca
Ia skrzynie marek pocztowycl1
dawnego krolestwa hanowerSkle-
60 +. 1859 1861.
Po aneksyi tego krolestwa W
r. 1866 rad pruski spali} wszyst-
kie zpasy marek hanowerskich, O.
calala tylko znaleziona .obecnle
skrzynka. Zawiera ona w pefnycll
arkuszach mark jedno, dwu
dziesieciogroszowe.
Mark hanowerskie naleza do
bardzo rzadkich i W handlu osie-
Civ bardzo wysoka cene. Naprzy-
lzlad, "a dawna marke hanowers-
ka dzieSieciogroszowa fllatescl
plaza dzisiaj 60 marek. To tez
znalezione mark, obliczone po
dzisiejszych. cenach, przedstawia-
ia wartoSc blisko miliona marek.
Wobecr tego, Rad pruski ME ma
bynajmniej zamiaru zniszczenla
marek, lecz postanowii sprzedae
je przez licytacye.
Oczywista, re cena marek, wo-
bee zjawienia sic ma rynku vic
kszej ilosci, spadnie znacznie, MI
mo to Rad pruski spodziewa sic,
IL uzyska re sprzedazy conaj-
mniej 100000 marek.