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ITALIANS IN STRONG
POSITION IN TRIPOLI

WASHINGTON. y. c.. June to.-The
high Turkish positions of AbdelHlil. be
tween the oasis OF Ianzur and the Medi-
terranean now are occupied by Italia n
troops, as the result OF an offensive ac-
tIon begun Saturday under orders of Cen
eral Carnerana. according To q cablegram
received today at the Italian embassy
here from Tripoli
1t said that the Italians gained the
Turkish positions after a bayonet charge
and subsequently repelled counter at
tack OF the Turklsh-Arsb forces, dis
lodging them from all the oriental front
of the oasis and putting them to flight.
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JEFFRIES TO REFEREE
WOLGAST-RIVERS GO

LOS ANGELES, June lO.-James j.
Jeffries may he the third man i'm the
ring with Ad Woleast and Joe Rivers
when this pair OF llghtwetghts battle for
the worlds title in the Vernon arena July
4. Tom Jones, manager for Wolgast. and
Joe Levy. manager for Rivers. met to-
day with Manager Tom MCCarey OF the
Vernon club and Jcflries was selected
He asked for time to think il over and
told McCsrey that he would give a f1nal
answer tomorrow.
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: L. Juniors
THURMAN Is Indicted

LOUISVILLE. Ky juno 10.-Accused
Of firing a bullet into the ceiling Of A
hotel lobby here during tho recent race
meet. Louis Doerhoefer. the turfman
was indicted today. On the night of the
shooting tho lobby WAS thronEed with
horsemen and many clcrgymen, delegates
to the Presbyterian general ASSEMBLY
When The shot rang out there was
scramble Tor places Of refuge. Doer-
hoefer WAS not arrested al the time
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Women Regin Tennis Play.

PHILADELPHIA, June l0.-The
annual lawn tennis tournament for the
championship OF the United States In
womens singles and doubles and the ma
tional championship In mixed doubles
began today on the courts Of the Phla
delpha Cricket club. The present cham
piop In singles is Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
OF California. Under the rules of the
tournament, she cannot take part in the
competition. but must defend her title in
the challenge round.
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In Railroad World
PASSENGER MEN HERE.
Leading Representatives Of Three Roads
May Meet to Adjust Rates.

ager Of the Westdrn Pnsific "a Pccl, ah
general passenger agent for the Salt
Lake Route, and Charles S Fee passen-
ger traffic manager of the Southern Pa
came in from Moapa. New. over the road
that he represents, after having attended
the opening of the Moapa-St Thomas
branch. and Mr.. Fec and Mr. LomaX came
In together over the Western Pacific from
SAN Francisco. While here probably to-
day, they VIII hold a meeting for the pur-
pose of adjusting summer excursion rates.
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<Ad Throw Loses Game.

<tlS', June 10.-A Wild throw in
INNING by Austin savo the Red
-lin mat beat the Browns today
IN ferkes on first and two out
3nnded down the third base line
~, trying for Il quick throw.
.st Stovall, Ycrkes completing
Catcher Stephens was put
sene for kicking when Umpire
ierkes safe al the plate after
uVqlis return, Gardner was
'enal star with three hits, two
three stolen bases
BOSTON ST. LOUIS
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Sir Denrath and
iSlaise. Impression.

Fifth race mile and seventy yards
Col Ashmesd Iii Peal0. straight $3.50
won; Effendi. ia (Goosel. place $50.
second: Aspiring, Ill (Byrne). show
$3.50. third Time, 1;44. Brave, Flying
Feet The ROYAL Prince. Rodandgun,
Letirano and Husky Lad also ran.
Leopold. lOI (Borel). straight $780, won;
Sea Cliff. 10S (Crasin). place $3.50. sec
ond; Crossover, Ill (Peak). show s12.
third. Time. l;4l. Jack Right. Beau
Brummel, Garneau Hanlin, Helene, Linn
petta, Bad News, Wander and Nan Fer
Guson also ran.
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l|lGED PLAYS LOSE
FOR M|SSDULA
! m Wins Another From
EhIanders; Both Pitchers
Work Well.
10 The Tribune.

Ito The Tribune.
DuLA, Mont. June lO.-Poor sup
4 Zamloch. who pitched exceeding
. lost today's game for the High
. The score being 10 .. Zdmlocb
= Ogden, club 10 fivc hits, while
Has touched for eight. hut Nc
[s men made fewer misplaNs and
[ForS were, as rule. not costly.
game was the second OF yes
\ double header. postponed on ac-
A rain. Weather conditions today
trfect.
1fficial score.
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Weight Putting,

Putting weight, best hsnd-RusBen l..
Beatty. Patrick Mcdonald. \, NJ; Mucks,
W. Rose. w A, zegler. Rhosdes scholar
at oxford. England. Pjttsburg, supple
mentary-Lswrence A. Whitney.
Putting weight, right and left-Russell
PhilbroolS. Ralph w Rose. James Thorpe,
W. a; Hegler, ementary-Lawrence
A. Whitney.
Throwing hammer-Clarence C. Childs.
Simon p. GIlIis. New York A. c.; John
=. Hooker Matt J. McGrath, Ralph w.
Rose. BENJAMIN f. sherman New York
Harold T. Marden, Dartmouth; Alfred II.
Tilley. Dartmouth.
Pentathlon-Platt Adams. Harry Bah
cock; avery Brundage. Boston A. G.;
John Eller Ir.. irish American a. c.;
James Menaul, Chicago a; A.; Eugene L,
Mercer George w Philbrook James
Byrd.
Decathlon-Avery Brundage. Harry S
Babcock, lanes j. Donabuc. John ]. Encr
George w, Phllbrook James Thorpe
Supplementary. Richard L. Byrd, Eugene
Schobinger, Chicago a. A.
Wrestling. featherweight class, all sup
Klinchofsk and William J. Lyshon Phla
delphla: George w Relzer. Jr.. and
Charles l.. Goodrich, Los Angeles.
- Middleweight class-Emil r Marshall
Connecticut
Ar-round Gymnastcs-Paul Krimmel
Turn Verein, New York.
Rowing. single sCulls-Samuel f. Cor
sen. Vesper Bow club PHILADELPHIA.
Outdoor tennis. singlcs-Theodore r.
Pell. New York.
Swimming, 100 meter. free style-Perry
McGivray. Illinois, and Duke Kahana :
mol5u. Honolulu.
l00-meter. back stroke-fIarry 3. Heb
ner, Chicago.
200 meter. back stroke--H McDermott
Chicago.
Diving-George Gaidizk. Chicago, and
Arthur McElecnan, New York A. c. Sup
Elementary, Frank Borneman. Chicago.
Team relay-McCiillivray and Hebncr
Modern ntathlon-Lieutenant George
S. Patton. Fifteenth cavalry, and DR.. John
A. McLaughlin, Boston.
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Cycling Entries.

Cycling-Alvin Loftcs. Providence; John
Beck, Brooklyn: Joseph KopsSy. New
York: Walter Martin. st. Louis: Frank
Melssner, Grand Rapids: Jesse Pike, Jcr-
sey City; Carl Schultz. Kansas City. and
Jerome Steincrt, Hicksville. l.. l. Sup
Elementary, Ernest kockler. Chicago: Al
bert kruschell. Buffalo: George T. Nor
gamer. Cleveland. and w. Pohfal. Newark.
Horse riding competition, In charge OF
f. ). FeltZ-Captain Guy V. Henry. Lieu
tenant Ben Lear, lieutenant j. C. Mont
eomery and Lieutenant Graham. Fort
Riley, Kan.
Rifle shooting, Lieutenant Commando er
Harris Lanning. L. S. A., in command
Captain Allen y. Briggs. Sergeant II. l..
Adams. u. s. A.; Lieutenant G. r.. Os-
born. Ensign II, r. Bartlett and Hos
pital Steward w. A. Sprout, L, :. N:
Captain S. S. HIrd. Sergeant John T..
Jackson, Iowa National Guard, and Cap
tain G. l.. Burdette. New Jersey National
Guard.
Others accompanying the shooting team
in special events are: Captain Il l.. An-
derson, Sergeant w. II. Leushuer. Sew
enty- fourth regiment, Buffalo; Lieutenant
Colonel William Libbey, New Jersey Ma
tional Guard; Lieutenant Albert S. Jones.
secretary of the National Revolver asso-
citation. and Or. ". Neil Mcdonald, L. S.
N; Lieutenant l.. NJ. Rayner. L. s. A..
and Cadet w. l.. Larimer, l.. s. n. viii
accompany fencing teams.
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NISSOUI,A

fy: Left on haSeS-OGdou ?.
.5, Stolen bases-BasseY Rob
1impff. Two base hits-Driet,
. Thrcehese Schlmpff .,
pbin Warren. Struck out-By
by Zamloch &. Bases on balls
ih 2. off Zamloch I. Hit ny
ball-Oriet. Time ot gamc-1
az minutes. UmpiTe-Wright.
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BEA YER BOY ON
AMERICAN TEAM

Alma Richards. the big fellow who
has been doing such splendid work In the
field events for the 3, Y L. the past two
years. has been successful In getting a
place on the team which viii represent
the United States In the Olympic games
at Stockholm Richards comes from
Beaver. where he gained his first rcnown
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Utah Man Succeeds.

Running high jump-PIatt Adams. New
York A. c.: Edward J. Bccson. Harold
&. EnrIght. Boston a. A.: Egon Reerick-
son. Mott Haven y. c., New York: Harry
j. GrumpelI. New York a. c.; George II,
H9rine: Olympic club. San Francisco:
Alma w. Richards. University OF Utah
James j. Thorp. supplementary, Jervis
Burdictt. Pittsburg a. c.; John o. John
stone Boston a, A: Wesley NJ Oler, Jr.,
n. Y, a. c.. Earle Palmer. Chicago A. A.
Standing high jump-Benjamin w.
Adams. n. Y. A. c.. Platt Adams Russell
L; Beatty. N. Y, a. c.; F. Belotc. Forest
Fletcher, Notre Dame university. Indiana
Leo Goehring. Mohawk a, c., New York;
Frank &. Irons, Chicago ~ A. supple
mentary. John A. Billcr. Brooklyn A. c.:
Richard l.. Boyd Adrian college. Mich
igan: Earl Il. Palmer Chicago a. a.
Running broad jump-Platt Adams;
Fred II. Allen, University OF California;
Harry b. Babcock. s. III. Bcllah. Multno-
NAH \. c., Portland Or: Jamcs J. Dona
hue. Los Angeles \. c.: Albert l.. Gutter
son. Boston a. A.: Frank c. Irons, John
T.. Nicholson; Eugene l.. Mercer. Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania; James Thorpe
Harry l.. Worthlngton, Boston 4. a
supplementary, James Wasson. Notrc
Standing broad jump Benjamin w
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rzsnopB Call Meeting.

hs ement OF the Bishop team
-pnattan league requests that
present at their home
<S afternoon. II Is also an
any player in town under
nBe who wants A place on
s come TO the grounds for a
op Saints Will meet the
cam this evening at the fair
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''-'''''''..-..o O s o Ill
'f.'''-''''..O o ] o:
! fm,os-baso hlt-Gardner. Two.basc
ms,laoe, Yorkcs, Stolen bascs-
u phens' ~, Double plSy-Gardnor to
>,,tNpo o.-on on Brown. 6: off O'Brien.
2. Louis, 7; Bouton. II. Time ~
~ minutes. umpiren-Egan and
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dditional Sporting News
NAME UTAH ATHLETE
FOR AMERICAN TEAM
Continued from Preceding Page.)

Xavier a. A., New York; C. A. Rice,
Powder Point, Mass, high school; Don
aid j.. Lippincott, University OF Pennsyl-
vanla; Alva T. Meyer Irish-American A.
O. New York
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nerican League
'lnued from Preceding Page.)

|ut one straight over and Ford
<c Fournicr. The latter threw
me home plate and two Yankees
over New York scored two
ues before the round ended. Both
nd Ford pitched good ball.
NEW YORK CHICAGO.
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"a TWO base hit-Cron. stolen bascs
eaoie playg-Calllns 10 Weaver. Gard
Bases on ballF-oU BanEc. 4: off
LUCY out-By LHnEc. S; by Ford. I.
rih-Gardncr Daniels. Ford. Laure.
q On bases-Sow York, z. Chicago. z
h4me-2 hours. Umplrcs-Dlneon and
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Relay and Hurdle.

Relay race 1900 meters-Ralph c.
Craig. Detroit Y NJ, C. A.: IRA n Da-
venport, University OF Chicago; Edward
+, Lindbcrg Chicago A. A.; James r..
Meredith. Mercersburg A. G., MERGERS
burg. Pa: Charles D. Reidpath.. Syracuse
university; Melvin w. Sheppard.
Cross country run-Tel S. Bernard.
George V. Bonhag, Edward j. Fitzgerald.
n. y. A. C.; Harry ~, Hallowell. John p.
Jones. William ]. Kramer. Herbert N,
Putnam. Cornell: Henry l.. Scott, Norman
S. Taber. Garnet II. Wyckoff Supple
mentary, Harry j. Smith, unattached,
New York.
1lo-meter hurdles..Edward I. Beeson,
University OF California; Vaughn S.
blanchard, Boston a. A.; John r. Case.
University OF Illinois; James j. Donahue,
Los Angeles A. c.; John j. Ener. Jr.,
Irish American A. C.. New York: Martin
w. Hawkins, Multnomah a, c.. Portland
| Or. Fred w. Kelley. Seattle 4. c.. John
+. Nicholson, University of Missouri: Ed
win H. Pritchard. lrishAmerican A. c.;
| James Thorpe. Carlisle. supplementary
| George A. Chisholm. Boston A, A; James
Wendell. y. Y, y. &.
| l00O meter wallS-Supplcment +.
| II. keiser. y. Y. A. c.: Edmund Benz
Mohawk a. C.. New York. Samuel
| Schwartz, unattached, New York, Alfred
VocIlmeke, Pastimc A. c. New York
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In Various Glasses.

fo0-meter nat-Carl G. Cooke Cleveland
G.. Ralph c. Craig, Detroit Y. NJ. c.
cago; Clarence S. l1dmundson. Seattle
a. c. Harold b. Han, University of
Michigan; Edward f. Lindberg. Chicago
a. \; James r. Meredith. Mercersburg
a. G, MerccrSbUrg. Pa: Charles Reid =
path, Syracuse university: Melvin w.
Shepherd. Irish-A m ercan A. c., and Don
nell E Youns, Boston A. A. and Am
herst
Supplementary-Er e CorlIs,
University Of Illinois. and James M Ro-
York
S0O-meter nat-David s Caldwell,
massachusetts, Agricultural college, Ira
Davenport. University OF Chicago: Clar-
ence 5. Edmundson, Seattle \. c.: John
p Jones. Cornell, James e. Meredith.
Mercersburg a c.. Mercersbure. Pa.
Herbert Putnam Cornell; Melvin w
Shepherd, Irish American A. c.. New
University OF Missouri H. e. Gissng,
n y. \. C.: Thomas J. Halpin. Boston
a. A.; Harold w Holden. Bates univer-
sity; Howard u. SNYDER. Cornell.
yersl,v Of Nebraska, Oscar +. Hedlund,
Boston \. A: John p. Jones. Cornell:
\. Il. l[iviat. Irish American a. c.; wal
ter Mcclure. Olympic club, San Fran
A; Herbert n. Putnam, Cornell; Melvin
w Shepherd. TrishAmericsn A. c.:
Norman =. Tabor, Prov university
Supplementary Frederick V. McNair.
U. S. NJ, Newport. II, T.: Lcris G.. Ma
deira III. University Of Pennsylvanis
Wallace McCurdy, University OF Pennsyl-
vania.
5000 meters-LcwIs r. Anderson, Uni
verslty OF Nebraska: r. r. Berna Cor
NELL George Y. Eonhag. l. 4. 4, A. c.;
Edward +. Fitzgerald. New York A. c.,
William j. Kramer. Long Island \ c..
Henry L. Scott, South Paterson A. c.,
New Jersey: Norman s. Tabor. Brown
university: Garnett NJ. Wyckof. Univer-
siv Of Ohio
Supplementary-I. G. Madeira III.
University Of Pennaylvania Frederick V.
McNair. T.. s. N, Newport r. l.: Wal
lace McCurdy. University Of Pennsyl-
yania: Harry j. Smith, unattached, New
York
100 meter nat-George V. Bonbag: Jo-
seph Erlebsn. Missouri A. C.. st. Louis
John j. Gallagher, Jr.. Yale: Henry II
Hallowel. y. A. a. C: william j. IIra =
uar. Long Island A c. L. Il. Mcguire
North Attlcbnro, Mass; Michael j. Ryan
Irish American A. C.; Henry A. Scott
South Paterson A. c.. New Jersey: Louis
Tcwanina. Carlisle: Garnet NJ, Wyckoff
University of Ohio.
sry-MartIn u. Huysman
Irish American a. c.. New York; Harry
Smith, New York
Relay race. 400 mcters-Frank V. Be-
lote. Chicago A. c.: Carl c. Cooke
Cleveland \, c.; Ralph G. Craig, Detroit
Y. M C. A; j, Ira Courtney. Seattle
A. c.: Rupert r. Thomas. Jr, Princeton
Cleveland p. Watson, Coe college, Iowa
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

~ International News Service.
ALAN. Ida. Juno lo-Tomorrow's Couer
d'blcno entries:
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Latonia Entries,

BY International News Service.
CINCINNATI, o., June iO.-Temorrcws La
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BOXING NOTES.

X. @. Brown and Leach Cross have
been matched to box in Madison
square Garden. New York, June 3.
Leo Houek and Jack Fitzgerald are
billed for a Eout at Lancaster, Pa.
next Thursday night.
Luther Mccarthy. the new hope dis
covered by Billy Mccartney, has been
signed 70 box Con Commiskev in
Springfield, Mo. May 30
Matt Wells. lightweight champion of
England, and Bobby Wilson of Utica
VIII meet in 10round bout at Utica
FRIDAY. June : Wells is to receiee a
big guarantee for his services.
Hugo Kelley, the Chicago middle
weight, and Jack Dillon of Indianap-
oils VIII meet in a contest of 10 rounds
at the Empire A. c., indianapolis. NAV
~ They will fight at i5s pounds and
the winner viii be put against Eddie
McGoorty.
After several weeks of wranglinp
over enc pound ia weight. a match has
inaliy been clinched between Leach
cross and Knockout Brown. They will
meet in Madison Square Garden
Monday evening. June 3. at 1874 pounds.
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Shipping News.

Searsport, Me. May 21.-sailed; Str.
kennebec, Norfolk
Belfast. Me-, May 21.-Sailed: Sch
Willie L. Maxwell, Two Rivers. N. s.
and N. Y.
Bueksport. Me. May 21.-In port:
Sch. Edna NJ. Smith Br). Turks Is
lands
Roekland. Me-, May 2f.-Arrived. Str.
Morien. Louisburg. C. b. Schooners
Abdon Keene, stockton; Seth N. wy
man Goldsboro: Circle, Penobscot.
Boothbay Harhor, Me-, May 21.-Ar-
rived; Schooners Mary Curtis, Vinal
Haven for New York; Florence and
Lillian, Bangor for New Haven; Her
man f. kimball, Rockport for Boston.
Vineyard Haven. Mass, MAY FL
Schooner Charles T.. Wyman. Chrome.
N. j., for Bucksport. Me, lost her fore
satl IN Block Island channel, Sunday.
during a rough sea and is detained
here making repairs.
Boston. May 21--Arrived; Steamers
Armenian tBrl, Liverpool: Bangor.
tBr), Neuevitas, Cuba. Schooners Ceor
gietta Mitchell. Sullivan, Me; John /
Perry. Rockport. Me; C. w. Dexter
Calais; ltasca, Bangor.
Sailed; United States cutter Andro-
scoggin, Portland. Schooners Little I'll
sic. Shelburne. n. S.
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MONDAY NIGHTS BOUTS.
Fleming Knocks Out Riley.

Bath, Me, May 21.-BiH Fleming Of
Old Town knocked out Tom Riley Of
Biddeford at the Alameda, Monday
night in the second round of what
was scheduled to be two six round
bouts. Riley filled in for Johnny
Stewart of Bangor, who failed to APP
pear, and arrangements were made
over the telephone to secure Riley,
VINO came without preparation, Flem-
ing dropped Riley three times in the
first round. Riley came back fresh
in the second, but went to the mat
from right to the jaw. He was UNI
able TO get up until after the count
and was sent 10 his corner.
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HORSE MARKET.

Boston, May Fl
The trade at the horse stables was
not quite Us rushing, this past week.
the urgent demand being somewhat
satisfied The supplies were also some-
what lighter. this week, which enabled
dealers to clean out their stables fair
ly We'll The local demand was active
and u moderate amount of horses We're
sold for city use. Heavy drafters We're
the best sellers, and they commanded
fun value, the supply being limited.
There was some call for secondhand
horses for summer resorts. but il is
still too early for this outlet TO be
heavy. Prices held firm and no change
was noted on the average. sales.
The best heavy drafters sold at 1915
@s475; medium weight, first class draft
ers. at $275G1$375; heavy wagon and ex-
pressing horses at $2006l $500; light de-
livery and general purpose horses at
$1s0fe$225, according to weight and
condition.
At the City Sale stables-W Wheeler.
McFlveen & Co. sold express car
loads of green horses and IS head of
acelimated and seconds. Trade was
fair at unchanged values.
Welch & Han & Co, sold carload
of green horses and II seconds. Sales
were slow and values firm.
Myer Abrams & Co. sold carloads
of green horses and a few seconds were
entered. The demand was active and
prices continued strong ON the general
sales
j. c. I9ith at his Brighton stables
sold express carloads of fresh eoun-
try horses and so seconds We're Offer
ed. Che trade was not as quick as in
the previous week. and prices We're
harder to hold The second hand horses
sold to good advantage. if in good con-
dition.
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volume and mirrored the conservatism
of the trading or professional element
quite much as the absolute indiffer-
ence of the investment public.
Leading stocks, of which there are less
than half dozen, were under further
pressure, today United States Steel
f1uctuated within a fraction of yester-
days close, Lehigh Valley and Reading
both bore the marks of covert liquida-
ton and bear attacks, and the standard
or dividend paving grangers trunk lines
and trans continentaIs were more or less
neglected There was the now familiar
contrary movement in minor speeialtics
and some of the high prices issues, in
GLIDING Sears Roebuck. which sold as
high as 1907 on buying ascribed to in
side interests.
The lower range Of prices with which
the market opened was again attributed
to London, where American securities, in
common with other stocks, We're dun and
irregular Canadian Pacific followed its
decline abroad with 2-point drop here
and this was soon extended to % points
Minneapolis. st Paul & Saul Ste. Marie
affiliated road, also was heavy with more
selling of Reading and the local favor
ties. Before noon the list recovered a
material part Of its early reverse the
tobacco shares showing unWonted actiV-
ity and strength. American Tobacco rose
over three points. Biggett q Myers AZ
and Lorillard six points. The dun aft
einoon session was marked by further
irfegularity in the market leaders and
additional gains in obscure issues. the
closing being fairly steady. despite re-
newed heaviness in the coalers and Ca
madam Pacific.
A further scarcity of money was re-
ported from London because Of heavy
payment for exchequer bills. The feel
ing of depression in that market grows
ont of anxiety as to labor troubles and
the virtual failure of some recent under
writings.
Demand for money in the local mar
ket fell To low ebb. today Cali loans
shaded a trihe and over-year money was
abundant at 4 Der cent. Since last Fri
day the banks have lost but nominal
amount of cash to the sub-treasuEy, with
some gain from the interior.
Prices of bonds We're a trile lower.
with moderate dealings Total sales, par
value, s2,329, 600 United States govern
ment bonds We're unchanged ON call
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago May q.
Confidence came back 10 buyers of
wheat Word passed around among
brokers that selling pressure was cut of.
The statement held good throughout the
session and there was u firm close ! to
i above last night All the other lead
ing staples, too. made net advance
corn gal to la4tla, oats to Il, and pro-
visions IL to 81.
FLoUR-Prices reduced 20 cents on
best hard spring patents 10 go
RYE-No . g.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing T5aS5.
MALTlNG-Fair to choice 1l4m123
TIMOTHY SEED-S50GIl2a0
CLOVER SEED-f4n20
MESS PORK-1S12 a41825
LARD-1055
SHORT RIBS-1025.
NHEATaMa ll3s: July 1OSl6a; Sept
GoRNzMay 7sg; July 547; sept. 7as.
oATsSMay 62s, July 4sa. sept. 4ls,
Dec. AZ
:, PoRk-May 1906 July 1885; Sept.
LARD-May 1855; July 1o67sQ.7 70; Sept
1857; oct 1885.
SHORT RIRs-May 1927; July 1921;
Sept. l0.37d0lo.40.
BUTTER-Ea creameries 24@27; dai-
ries 22425
EGGS-Weak: receipts 292Sl cases: at
market, cases included, III; ordinary
hrsts l6m5. firsts l73M1S
Enthusiastically, 15au16i.