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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis, june 10

Receipts At the Indianapolis. yards Sat;
Osday were 400 hoLV. SO cattle AMI 800
eheeD. showing q Ioss. In mgs and cattle
age. aud n decrease lib all lines ccmpnred
with year ago.
Less than half es ma'f boss arrived sof
there was q good Sat rdaiy run. There
were no more, however. thas seemed ab.o-
lutely necessary to acc hmm ninte the oe-
RAnd. aud with all other cosdittons favor.
able 10 salesmen they sufceeae IN eanin
'putte an advance In pEces. The buik OF
che hogs sold nearly DC abo~c Friday. oot
isoIac were only Zoe higher. large per:
'centase Of the supply sold ~ 500 a ana
Dther snles were from So TO WI 70.
There were not nusy slappin georders. out
packerp were free buyers
Receipts Of cnttie\werc MOI large for this
Dadi@eront demand and all q the snpp.y
eoWid not be PLACED. Abont the only class :
very good kind. Heifers and cows we're
'btron9.
The receipts Of sheep sm9slnmbs ava'!aD.e
Cor sale were very smfvk and they were
6akeu promptly by local Auyers At price,
that compared very favorsOse with the way
equai kinda sold Friday. spring 'ame g
scld from foS down: y Us.iaMn i'''" -
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4 WORLD MEETING
OF SUfFRAGETTES
TO START MONDAY
American Leaders in The
Cause Will Play Promi-
nent Parts at Conference
at Stockholm, Sweden.
Continued from Page One.)

Berenice Morrison Fuller, Missouri:
Mrs Alice Parker Lesser. Massachu-
sets; Mrs. Marcia Townsend, New
York; Miss Frances Wills, California:
Mrs. Charles Howard Winslow. New
York: Miss Julia r. Rogers. Mary
land: Mrs. Minerva Butlin, Illinois:
Mrs Janet r. Ricards, District of Co
lumbia.
Mrs. Frederick Nathan and Mr. Rob-
ert Elder are appointed fraternal del
egates from the Mems league for
Woman Suffrage of New York. Mrs.
Zell Hart Deming has been appointed
by Gov. Joseph Carey of Wyoming, Of
fetal delegate from that state, and
Miss Mary G. Hay. fraternal delegate
from the National Federation of Wo-
mems clubs.
Upon the close of the conference,
June II, an extensive itinerary en-
bracing every spot of interest in Eu.
rope has been arranged for the Am.
erican delegates. Before they return,
the major part of the delegates will
visit Copenhagen. Berlin, Potsdam,
Dresden, Vienna, Venice. Florence,
Rome, Pisa, Milan, Fluelen, Lucerne,
Heidelberg, Mayence, the Rhine, Co
logne, Amsterdam, Isle of Marken
the Hague, Scheveningen, Brussels
Paris, Versailles, London, Warwick
kenilworth. Stratford-on-Avon. Mel
rose, Abbottsford, Edinburg, Stirling
the Trossachs. Loeb LoTnond, Glasgow
and Liverpool. where they will board
the liner for their return voyage.
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PITTsBuRG. Pa. June lO.--csttie-.-sup:
Cly light. market steady; choice. s62s9
(3S; ssir. Ss3SSSIS; common. fs.soa! .ss I;
common to good fat bulls. t3.2595S0:
:S:s" & SsS i f. COWS COW: .sa :Sss
heavy and trim calves. Ssad. sSeeS aud
s"S:.srpp.S ,isS.; make, ;!Sw RJ ssSs
SiS; fair mixed. .Ss.1OQs.so; calls and
ssens lamb. sSs,s RR S:.- ss@SiSS
double S:.. S;.'' s:ss, ISias %;
yS6So1s IS mediums. Ss.4o; heavy york.
sc @.e lisSs Sorksss Ss,s ssSo0sS Pig;
EAST BUFFALO. n. y. June lo.-C.,.
Htie-Receipts. 100: market light and
::SS :s. SsS :.s steer: so'fss lbs;
sss sS.ss and lambs ss s Il sR asSS;
market slow. 2cc lower; choice lambs. 4GN
a. Gull to faiti ss:3S'S; Iys.rlinss: 3 50
$50: market active: iOc higher. yoriers.
StssSs; gas ioa %'s:a' :sssSss
UNION STOCK YARDS. H.. June TO-
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market, slow,
voo6 issvy, is.ioS e.SyS; rough scavy
S:s; bull. 3SisdsO c.,tle.h.csirss
; ;:S:. ana s;ss:;: "a. ;sd
esiyss.. seiS4Sss sheepMR:ceipts. 700
GISo: lambs. isiSGi.as. vow
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Lost eeyend Recall.

A fussy old Scotchwoman. travelling
| to Glasgow. seated In a corner Of the
railway carriage. was provided with
an india rubber cushion for her greater
comfort. but unfortunately. owing to
the heat and continued pressure the
cushion suddenly exploded. The old
lady was in despair. even to tears. over
the misfortune to the windbag and
again and again reverted to her mis-
fortune.
Tut. woman" said q commercial
traveller 10 another corner Of the car.
rage, Its not worth making q fuss
about. You will get 1t repaired In
town for about IS pence"
Its mo- that I'm vexed aboot-it's
no the price. That's easy sorted. But
the Inst time that bag was biawu up
It wis By Aunty Jean. almaist wi her
very last breath. an that Gamma be -
storedw
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Although conditions In iron and steel are
without distinct recovery and the leading
industries face q paucity Of new demands,
confidence in early Improvement is unim-
paired and the optimism IL siren IT hened
BY nne crop prospects o6cially indicated
this week and by wider absorption OF
|sensonable necessaries.
Payments through the banks exhibit
gain and the ma rkets for Sc
|curities and bre0dstuffs are steadier. Dis
the commercial branches and further accu-
mutation appears in bank deposits.
The warm weather has been very bene-
ncial TO the principal retail lines There
was also strong buying OF house furnish
ings. fancy goods. art wares. jewelry,
sporting aud outing goods. The month
has opened up q satisfactory run Of re-
orders for both city and country. this bust.
ness eQualing expectations, although there
is difnculty in slipping promptly owing to
scarcity Of some lines required, especially
In textiles.
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Men Wanted.

Two Irishmen died. One went to
heaven. and the other went to the other
place. Mike called down from heaven
and asked Pat how he was getting
along. I'm shoveiing COAL" said Pat.
DO you have to work very hardy'
mot very" he said: I'VE have shifts
I work only about three hours day"
Pat then inquired OF Mike how he was
making it I'm sweeping down the
golden stairs" "Do you have to work
very hardY' ''Yes." said Mike. Il
have to work eighteen hours a day.
We're short Of men up here."-Missouri
Sharpshooter
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Chicago yards review BY Poole: Evil.
Eenee n accommodating that the recent
Z hunch that a gap IN supply Is likely and
every abort crop adverttses their needs.
That ths country IL full Of sows and young
:fcorn fatteuing sows TO the limit viii be-
profitable. process that will delay their
arrival az market. When they come they
Wlu be frei.hted with lard aud putting Il
.sW May retnrd the movement OF what the
Vade knows ~ the summer run Of grass
s:dcws:" HoGs that usually come 70 mar.
an open winter and abundance Of corn
getting them ready earlier than usual. Dry
Weather might start q run OF thin sows,
hns demand for lard IN such that this 10
she last thing packers desire and they
might not be avcrse to higher market
assure the country and enable them to
merchandise stocks.
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Hughes. sit was about O'Clock when
rang the bell. A man poked his head
out of the upper window and thought
be recognized me. IN be right down
in n minute, as soon as Gun throw
on some Clothes he said. Down he
came. opened the door and ushered
me- into the parlor. He give me Q
good cigar and then discovered was
not his friend. He asked me what I
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viseeuntsss Wears Hug. Earring


viseountsss Wears Huge Earrings.
Viscountess day. wife Of dlstin-
guished French naval officer. who re-
Gently was in Annapolis. wears rings
in her ears which are round and large
as a silver half dollar. She has a
seemingly endless variety OF these
huge ornaments. certain ones Tuscan
gold set In rubies. others diamonds
and aluminium. others pearls and en-
eralds In fligres old gold One Of the
most bizarre combinations u worn
with q costume Of cerise satin and
mechlin lace and shows three pigeon
blood rubies depending one over the
other IN q hoop Of thin Tuscan gold
There are similar ornaments on her
bodice and . big belt buckle In the
back made in the same way. Six hat
pins Of exact design ~ the earrings
Adorn the big black beaver trimmed
with ceriss plumes and I bird Of par
a4iea,
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wanted. l told
him l came in
answer to his
advertisement.
= How did you
know l adver-
tised?' he asked
In surprise. l
told him ! saw
1t In the paper.
Then he got au-
CRY and said II
! had any sense
I'd have waited
till daylight. I
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LlYERP00L

LIVERPOOL, June lO.-Wheat opeped
duh with stenGy undertone' and prices X
higher and Immediately following the
opening further advanced " with OFFER
ings lIgm. Support was stimulated by
nrmness In American cables and lighter
Americanf shipments as indicated by Brad
streets. Following the opening. pressure
developed In October on continued favor
able European and Argentine crop advices.
aud this month declined Y. There was
voor general demand for cafnoes aud par
GELS aud spottmarkets quiet. Decline. how
ever. was chseked BY strength in corn and
which aused some week END covering.
| Corn-Buytng. due to shorts covering on
the dry WEATHER reported from America.
Wheat-RHy, aShd: October, 0SNd.
ICorn-July,. Sd: September, 6OSkd
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 1O.-wheat-Easy
, July, S6.sc bid; September. 95Hc; spot.
No. /? red. 93%c: in elevator. 9I%c T. o. b.
s." IN eet.sSr SoSins sffp, s1poft g.
ISlh a4ss white clipped. siA q ssisc. rye Rye.
E,sss:aSS; mating ssaesse 9: Bai siey
pdoE to fail s s5esa IS R s,4as
Steady; long, rye, 7oq72hc: Hops
ciae coast. prime to choice. ss@asc. Flour
,ssssis. .4 .9RsSass P sss9.
ANN ami ssi;;ssss;;i.
k.s: . lily y IS steam, :; o BID middle ives.
ISSa., sa.c bid country. in t,erce.. 5Hasc.
winter, ss.soa7: summer white. sssSas /:
Esras nsng 9n; ':SH:ss ansss J g
6se6: September, sSSsGs57; Sctober'
60. 1919 q November. sSSsa5.s7: Deem.
S German Frs ssnf Val
maud. Peffeieam nea s' crude sso' pen ae.
Kosin"auiet: common nes ssss biS woS Sic
Firm: domestic fleece. 23&2sc: do-pulied,
SscIred asd s;cs $685. Texas; secured
II5glic; branded steers. l2,sai4c. Cofree
steady: options opened 9 points lower
10 o points n1Rnef, HlO No. q, on SPOT
il2iac. Rice.Quiet; domestic. ordinary to
prime. 4k@41ac. Molnsses-DuiI, New Or
Jeans. open kettle. 33@&3c Suear-Raw.
Easier: centrifugal. 3S6c; muscovado, 33Oc !:
molasses sugar. 3.11c: sugar. refined, arm :
standard granulated, 5000 cut loaf, 5S5c !:
crushed. S,70c: mould A. 5.35c; cubes, $50
powdered. 51Oc: diamond A. 5OOc; con-
.ectionsrs -. assc; No; ! 4s5c; No. 2.
five points lower than No. 4. Nos. 6 TO Is
r5s Zach sas nve points lower than the preesd
.ss.sow choice. ts;sSdsso: pea choice. s. I;
Dressed .sc Ss,e Resnlsry sssay turkeys
ducks. sGl+c: geese. 1@ilLc Live poul..
Lry--Steady; broilers SOQ3ac; fowls. Is
.g1Fs1c; turkeys, l3c asked: rooSter~. TO-.
Gsked: ducks. lac asked; geese. Dc asked
Butter. Steady; creamery specials, 2ssI
Hairy tubs. 11&l22c: process specials. i96
a91c Eggs Steady: nearby white fancy
gOQ2Sc: nearby brown. fancy. 2OR2lc; ex..
r Old and new. drm: whole mix spec;sis
pic asked: whole milk fancy. 1Oa4 6iS1c: :,
tkims. specials. 601Oc; skins, me. Ia,
wholesale pficr Is 2Hc q quart delivered!
In New fork. DRied fruits-lrresular !,
apricots, choice to fancy. l50l7hc; ap.
Pies. evaporated. prime to fancy. i3k0.
15isc: -prunes. 30s to 6Os. l3S 0lic; COS 10;
e ~ do0i2hc; peaches. choice to fancy.
sx0Skc
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An 0u0lF the Ot0-
er night. aud on
the way home
he got q morn
Ing paper. just
out. 1t was
about 2 4. m. In
the paper he sa W
q n a d Y er tise-
ment which said:
Wanted. q man
to so to the
klondike. Call
at Il West Thir-
ty-eighth street. "
81 went around
there Immediate
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ing q ring at the front door. the man
standing before her asked:
us the gentleman Of the house at
homer"
mo, he is not" said the widow
shortly.
do you think" the stranger mildly
persisted. "he would be interested IN q
chemical IRE extinguisher warranted
to put out the tiercest fire II taken In
the beginningY
mo-" replied the widow, deeply
shocked: I'm sure he wouldn't be. for
he's in no need OF one"
The agent Is still wondering why sho
slammed the door SO hard In his face.
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No Quarter Granted.

This story. which Is told OF Scottish
highlander who served In the French
war, illustrates either the bloodthirsti-
ness or the unique ideas OF humor OF
the ecotchman:
! This highlander had overtaken nee
ing Ercnchman and was about to
strike him down when. falling on his
knees, the Erenchman cried:
Quarter! Quarter
"lIl NO ha' time to quarter ye." the
Scot answered. IN just cut - In
iva"
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LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
FINANCIAL NOTES

Nall street news :ummary:
Merger Of Independent shipping Interests
npitaI TO compete against Steel corpora
]. china demand. ss.ooo.ooe indemnity Tor
and sends cruiser to enforce demand
..a Board Of estimates subway COMMITTEES
Steel tonnage 6gures due Saturday.
preme court assures Third avenue reorgan-
sailing Of Atlantic liners from southamp-
l Plans completed for merger Of computing
land tabnlnting machine companies with
New York banks gain ssooo.ooo on week
11n currency movement.
Senate Committee orders favorable report
ION Honduran loan treaty.
a p.s.tsr s..lmated a. s5- Soo:o Co., So; show
encouraging increases.
/ From present indications the foreign
Egany Win exceed the previous. rsee .1d
ksales are now running at the rate Of. $4o.s
] 900 i zsar ye against actual '''<' "
| The Boston stock exchange governing
IA Co stock from the unlisted department
ITO the regular list. .
The London stock exchange has added
Ito the list So, 140. 600 Illinois Central IS. ,
The Philadelphia council has passed an
kordinance authorizing the mayor to nego-
tiate 50. $50 600 Of the $11 100000 loan for
municipal improvements voted by the peo-
EPle at the special election held May o.
George J. Whelan. president OF the
limited Cigar Stores company. has denied
the report that bis concern would take
Rover holdings Of all American Tobacco SUD :.
Fsid!arles to effect reorganization OF tnhe
!Ialong lines approved by federal authorities!
A st. Paul message says In the event the
EtrafIic agreement with the Northern Pncinc
Erailroad. II IL believed the Northwestern
twill carry through Its old threat OF puI!u-
Fling On extension to the Pacific coast. Inc
Northwestern has been slowly but surely
heading for the coast for years ana mas
Preached Lander. Wyo.
/ MERGER IN LAKE CARRIERS.
CLEVELAND, O., June 1O-The MrRess
leteamship merger on the great lakes since
Ethe days Of the formation OF the Gilchrist
land the steel trust fleets was effected yes
Hterday when the finishing touches were put
kupon the merger Of Ave companies con,
Etfolling twenty .one Of the finest bulk steel
Efreighters on the inland seas.
/ The companies merged are the urte3
|rransportation company. the standard
Transportation company and the Amerl-
lean Transit COMPANY.
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They Traded hoeses.

Two Oklahoma palefaces once
hunted in my camp" said an Indian
who had a high opinion OF the bust
ness astuteness OF white men. They
spent the evening with me. and. over
the fire and frewater. they began to
barter and traffic and to make deals
and dickers-
Finally Bill said:
Sam. lets trade hosses-my bay
for your roam
It's co. Sam agreed. The trades
q 60. Shake On II. partner
They shook hands Then Bin said
with q loud laugh:
Sam. I've bested re this time Ny
boss b dead Died yesterday.
Sos mine dead said Sam Died
this moEnin'. And what's mare, Tvs
took II ahoQD oGea
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The Scottish View.

How an English church service
struck the Scottish Presbyterian of the
fifties Of the last century is told In
Mrs. L h. Wclford's "reminiscences:
There was the twa O. them. cried
one Of her Scottish handmaidens in
mingled terror and indignation. reIaps-
ing into the brosdest vernacuiar. 'thae
twa men. dressed cot like folk at 8
fair. bowin' to each ither an answer
in each ither across the table and the
rest cryin' over an over. The Lord
ha' maircy upon u.s. An a the time
there was the organ bummin' ava
overhead! Me! thocht 1t was the
thcaterv"
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told him didn't uo1 A0
want to come around after everybody
else had been there. Then he got
angrier.
why said be, i wouldn't send
you to Hobokcn, let alone the Klon-
dixie
WELL said I. don't get into
frenzy about 1t. just called here to
tell you l couldn't go
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NEW YORK BONDS.
Corrected Daily.)

EGGs-lndianapolis jobbers payins to
shippers l3c dozen loss OF for strictly
fresh. delivered at Indianapolis. Coun.
try shippers paying 13c for fresh essa
RtrTIEk-Cou, tEy butter. packing stock
i3c. Country shippers paying 12c. 10.
creamery drsts. !24hc for prints. &c 70,
tubs.
CHEESE = JobbinR prices: Imported
Swiss. s2c: new domestic Swiss. eoc Wis:
eGe.m PSii:deipi,a cream ord do1 fn,
el.l0; lcng horns. Ice: domestic lin.
sSrss. 1sS'iIS s,ss er ta new iec Msufesa
TOTLTRY-Jobbers paying prices. de-
livered Of Indianapolis: Fowls, zoe
BOOSTERS, &C.; turkeys. toms. l211c; TURKEY
hen hens l4c; ducks: lei Eeele. &C.; SQUADS
l3c for turkeys. Shc for fowls. 6 To-
rOosterA e for geese. S00c for ducks
&c for GLIB spring chickens. 1201lc FOL
capono.
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One Thing He Had.

"A travelling man who was cigarette
smoker reached town on an early train.
He wanted q smoke. but none OF the
stores was open. Near the station he
saw q newsboJ smoking and approach
ed him with:
Say. SON. got another cigaretteT'
tho. sir" said the boy, but I've got
makings."
''All right" the travelling man said.
'But can't roll 'em very well. Win
yon tx one for met"
The boy did.
don't believe I've got . match
said the man after a search through
his pockets.
The boy handed him match. Say.
captain" he said. you amt got any
thing but the habit. have you T-Every-
body's.
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wrxxlr DASH erArENENr.

NEW YORK. June 10.-Bank statement
Avcraep statement, cash reserve. 21.70 per
csat: reserve. Increase. N,Sno,SS0: less
Es!sed s g g, zinc iCcrsnsc Ss.s; icsns
600; legal tenders, increase. f7:lOO; de-
rosIta. increase, tlO.Sn2.0 40. Circulation,
'Secreese 23S3 500 Actual statement cash
rpserve. "a 80 per cent.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS.
wheat-Weak. On track. No. 2 red.
SEC: extra 3 red. SIC; No. red, Soc
June, sac July. first half month. sShc
last hall, S5c: August, S5c.
Corn-Stendy. Through billing. No. 2
white: 5ec; No: white, Soc: no. 4 white.
mixed MIXED. sc: No. white mixed. sc; No.
low. lSsc; No. mixed. sic; No. g. mixed,
Sac: NO mixed, Sc. 80.
white. 30Ac; standard, 'sOc; No. 3 white
s. Nc Il No. 4 white, 37l1c: No. mixed.
"a Nc :vNo. 3 mixed. SIC: No. 4 mixed, 36c
Haw-Quiet. No bids.
Inspections: whent--In: No. 2 red, I
car: FamDle. 2 cars; total, 3 cars.
Corh..in: No. 3 white. II cars: No.
" bite, Is cars: No. 2 yellow. 1 car: No.
yellow cars: No. ! yellow. 3 cars: No
pie. cars: total, 20 cars. Out: No. 3
mixed.A1 car total, 1 car
OatS--ln: No. white, / car; standard
I cars; No, white. 4 cars; No. 4 white.
car; No. mixed, chr: total. II cars
Out: Ne. white. car; standard, 10 cars
total. IL cars.
Hay---No. 1 timothy. 3 cars; No. 1 oats
straw, 1scar; total, cars.
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BANK EXAMINERS TO MEET.
National bank examiners Of district

=. embracing the states OF Michigan. north
err Indiana, northern Illinois. lows, Wis.,
consin. Minnesota. North Dakota, South,
Dakota and Nebraska. including the re-
serve cities Of Chicago. Detroit Indianap-'
oils. Milwaukee. Minneapolis, ST. Paul. Drs
AOines, Cedar Rapids and Omaha. will,
hold their annual meeting this year In,
Chicago July and :. The object of
this meeting is to assist. by mutual dis
cusston OF methods. in btaining the high
est grade Of efficiency In the examfDa alton
Of banks
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Properly Resented.

An extremely timid widow living
alone In the suburbs OF the city was
afraid that agents and tramps would
discover she had no protector. 20 she
wasted no words upon them. Answer.
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EsrrNAfeD lRCElprs,

CHICAGO. June TO- Estimated receipts
for Monday are as follows: Hogs. 5000
eattla, 1900; sheep. 5000. Estimated re.
eeipts for all next week: Hogs. 10000.
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g ~ we're
Oats, 1888 cars; 81 were CONTRACT; @.
Receipts a year ago were: Wheat 81
corn. 2A; oats. 100.
Northwest wheat receipts:
Minneapolis. 1883 ears; last year '1'2'
nnines e. ,ss cars. last sa: xs; y:as
The following was received from Texas;
returns here sno we're so@
from IL to IS. Wheat tests from 80 to 81
lbs when we expected muc na oe pra:,.r pui)
think we viii close up this week. This
Information 1 am giving you because It
indicates that our expectations are not
Cutting Of wheat has started in southern
Indiana. and 1t is expected that 1t VIII De
King. of Toledo, had the following from
y. c: Murray. acting chief OF crop bursa9,
to interpret its condition reports in terms
u their indicated probable yield IN buj
United States. h.s b1 for Ohio. and 1872
blu for rye. !
Modern Miller: Winter wheat il being
harvested unusually early In soft winter
sS.s fSe smer heads
found on late sown or wheat grown on
the berry. causing lightweight grain.
Hard winter wheat is showing improve
ment In most sections OF Kansas and Ne!
br0ska.
An analysis Of the hay crop reports Of
recent years shows steady decline IN
20, 100000 tons; In 1909 the yield was g.,
900 tons. In 1910 81 900 600 tons, and
this year the June promise 10 for $780, :,
900 TONS
Pritchard, Chicago. says: Those who
are anxious to see wheat prices kept
around the present level will continue TO,
that section Of the banner wheat state!
that was reclaimed from desert COM,
paratively few years ago. There has ,vers
been a favorable prospect In that section
Of Kansas for even a moderate crop of
wheat since the seed was drilled into
the ground last fall. After the seed
ing operation a dry spell set In. the wheat
never terminated as 1t should have done
n na
plant or the promise is otherwise unfa-i
vorable. Sections Of Nebraska where the;
wheat has been poor all the season are be-
| ing drawn out under the limellght and.
crop losses are claimed. In nearly every
part Of Kansas the wheat is too far nd
vanced to permit Of any damage now save
by continued rains.
Primary market receipts: Wheat. s24. 900
bu: last year, 81, 900 bu. Oats. 545 600 bu !
, last year, Ga, 600 blu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-11

A panther's den with ten httenai
cuddled up in it was found a few days
ago on the ranch Of H. T. Richards, !.
few miles west Of South Bend, IN Cass
county, Kansas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-11
TOLEDO

TOLEDO. o., June 1O.-Clo~ing prices
Wheat-Cash. ss,ss; July, SOC September
September. STAG. Oats-Cash, 30&c; July
39%c; September. 39i%c.