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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12
Missouri Military
ACADEMY
Summer School and
Camp
July Ito Aug. IL, 1919
Mexico. Missouri.
Mexico, Missouri.

The Summer Session of the
Missouri Military Academy is de-
signated to meet the needs; first,
of boys who have failed partially
in their school work and desire to
make up their deficiencies SO that
they may continue with their
classmates the coming session;
second, of boys capable of success
fully carrying on more than the
regular course Of study who de-
sire to complete their high school
course in one year less time by
taking work in the Summer
School; third, Of boys whose par
ents desire that they have the ad-
vantage of a summer school camp
under successful educators, mill
tary and physical training ex-
rperts; fourth, of boys who desire
thorough review in their high
school work preparatory to en-
tering college; fifth, Of boys who
are planning to enter M. M. A. y
and who with this object in view
like to prepare to enter some par
ticular class by making up the re-
quired number Of subjects; sixth,
of those boys who wish to combine
physical and mental improvement
with a corlSing good time.
In addition to the above we will
offer a special course for Mexico
boys who wish to enjoy Military
Drill, shooting with rifle, revolver
and Machine Gun, camping, SWIM
ming, and all outdoor sports,
Cadets enrolled in any department
of the Summer School will bo en-
titled to the use Of the swimming
pool, tennis courts, and athletic
field. All scouts are urged to en-
roll in this course and have a jolly
good time. The total cost will be
$4,000. Cadets taking academic
work will be charged only $1,000
for the full course.
1t is important that you enroll
at once. For further particulars
call at the Academy in person or
phone sO5. Office hours 800 A.
NJ. TO 100 P, N. --ss-as4'R,i 4
~ E.Y.BURToN,
d1 WI President,
-.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

e ''>.' 80.
Milt Householder tells a Led
ger reporter that he visited
field near Santa Fe, belonging tc
Bob Smiley, which had a wide
path cut through it by the army
worm. Mr.. Householder says he
has not heard of them any
where else. He has written to
the State College of agriculture
to learn just what to do to fight
them.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12
pray only for what we are willing
to use. For Jesus sake. Amen.

MEXICO and Audrain county should
10 something at once toward bond
issue for permanent good roads. The
longer we delay this question the far
thca ahead of US other sections of the
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12
MEXICO COUNTY, MISSOURI THURSDAY IL,

Mrs. T. S. Reilly and Mrs. c. H.
Wales are visiting friends and relatives
in independence, Kas., this week.
LEDGER CLASSIFIED ADS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, of Mexico,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Roy Skiles,
i'll Santa Ana, California, pretty little
city near Los Angeles.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

w. D. Mason, who has a lot of
wheat in here and in Monroe county,
says it all promises good yield. He
stated Audrain had $4,000 acres in
wheat this year to $4,000 last year.
B. B. Barr, who resides west of this
city, says the wheat in his section is
good and that the corn has not been
taken by the weeds so far.
Bob Kerr, who farms north of Mex
ico, says the wheat in his section is
extras good and very little of it has
fallen down.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Finley and
daughter have returned home to Mar
shall, after pleasant visit with Mex
ico relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Coil were in St.
Louis Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

State will advance. Good roads is the
best investment you can make for the
growth of the community. Let's get
started on bond issue before fall.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12
AT THE END OF THE DAY

Scripture, Luke I1:1-13.
We seek Thy gifts, our Father,
but We know that before Thou
canst bastow them we must be
willing to receive them. Grant
us courage, therefore, to ask only
what we are willing to take-to
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

J. c. Wood of st. Louis, who is
with the American Sanitary Products
Co., is the guest of Mexico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-06-12

General reports from all sec
tions of Audrain county, collect
ed by the Ledger show that
wheat here is in excellent condi-
tion and many farmers say it
will be worth from $25 to $50 an
acre. There is little if any rust
reported and the excessive rains
seem to have done little damage.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
KOLCHAK TO FIGHT
FOR HOLD ON OMSK

Admiral Kolchak, according to
latest advices, proposes to make q big
ight for the possession of Omsk at
the nearest river to that city, instead
Of at the Tobolsk river. He is depend
ing for assistance on General Deni-
kine's forces.
Admiral Kolchak claims to have
managed his resistance to the Bolshe-
Wiki so as to place his advance posts
to the south in touch with Denikine
at Raalsk. TrotslCy has returned to
BolBhevist headquarters after observ-
ing the advance OF Denikine's army
and advised the soviets that Deni-
kine's army must be crushed before
winter sets IN.
This information comes to the State
Department through Sweden from
Russian sources, in addition to in
formation that the BolshevilIi are en-
ploying German officers, who are be-
ing paid high salaries.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
CHAMP CLARK TO
ADDRESS SOLDIERS

Former Speaker Champ Clark will
be the principal orator at the sol
diers' celebration at Alexandra
Labor Day, it has been announced.
Congressman Walton Moore, Of
Fairfax, will have charge of the ad-
dresses on the program, and it is
expected that at least three hundred
ex-servioe men from all over the
county will be present
Those OF the boys who did not
come home from France are not to be
forgotten in the celebration. Sub
scriptions have been collected and
plans are being considered for a
memorial to be erected near the
courthouse overlooking Washington
A meeting of the committees in
charge last night reported completed
plans for the day. Trucks from Fort
Myer will convey the soldiers and
sailors in a parade from the court
house at IL o'clock, followed by a
dinner on the grounds to the men
and the invited guests. The Red
Cross will serve fee cream and soft
drinks will be for sale.
The program will start at o'clock
with an address by Judge Goolbreck,
Of Fredericksburg, and some war
stories by veterans Of other wars.
In the afternoon there will be an
athletic program with games, tugs
of-war, and sports for the onlookers.
A prize of $50 has been offered for
the best decorated automobile in the
parade. Prizes will be awarded win
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Sand In the Gears
Tied Up Machine
TOning Up the Human Body
Like Cleaning the Bearings

When something goes wrong with
the stomach. the whole human ma
chine CRATES and grinds. It's like
sand in the gears OF q machine. Soon
the fermentation OF the food begins
ito force poisons into the blood. The
Kidneys are unable to take them out.
Then the liver is affected. 1t gets
sluggish. The blood gets worse and
worse, and the nerves are not prop
erly nourished. This vicious cycle
goes on until the heart s. uncertain.
Keep the stomach wen, and avoid con-
stipation, and aside from infection,
you will be well But IL your stom-
ach is uncertain, your nerves atingle,
your liver sluggish. start things going
right with NJ Vim. the great Iron
Tonic. Its eliminative effect will re-
new the blood, invigorate the organs,
and bring you health That is just
what it is doing for thousands now.
Here is q case that proves IL. MY
trouble commenced with q sour stom-
ach. I could not digest my food. Be
fore long I. had neuritis, with pains
in my shoulders and through the body.
Then I began to cough until I could
4 not lie down at night One OF my
neighbors urged me to try Nu Vim
| Iron Weed Tonic. Improvement was
very quick. The cough stopped, the
pains left me, my digestion is excel
lent and feel cured OF all my trou-
| bles. Mrs. Z. King, 2926 N. Comac
| St, Philadelphia, Pa" On sale at all
the Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

ests are mainly in the European and
Latin-American markets. and not in
the Oriental market. He thought the
United States is contented with the
strict observance by the powers Of the
open door and equal opportunity prin-
ciple in China. To his mind Americas
safety in the Far East lies in her de-
veloping China industrially and COM
mercially hand in hand with Japan
and the other powers.
The Ambassador declined to make
any statement concerning his reported
Misunderstanding with Secretary OF
State Lansing over the proposal to
appoint Baron Sakatani financial ad.
wiser to the Chinese government.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
D. C. W00DMER GUESTS
At CHESAPEAKE BEACH

Washington members Of the Wood
men OF the World are the guests to-
day OF the Forestville, Nd, camp Of
the Woodmen on an annual outing at
Chesapeake Beach. Several thou
sand Woodmen are on the excursion.
There will be q program OF athletic
events this afternoon. Free dancing
will be an all-day attraction Wood
men unable to spend the entire day
at the resort will make the trip on
the train leaving the District line at
$50 o'clock tonight.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
YANKS FASTENING
OUT OF GERMANY

BERLIN, Aug. 21.-American
evacuation Of Germany proper is in
full swing. Officers and men who
for months have conducted the Rus
sian prison camps, under the super
vision Of the Red Cross, were pass
ing through Berlin today en- route
to Brest.
It is not believed that Marshal
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

Foch will alter his order delivering
the camps to the Germans, so the
Red Cross has begun to demobilize
it's organization and its assistants
from the army.
The American mission here also is
being gradually dissolved and will
have concluded functioning by the
end OF August.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
ISHH DENIES CLASH
WITH U.S.. OVER ASIA

TOKYO, Aug. 21.-viscount Ishn
Japanese ambassador to Washington,
in an interview on arriving here. said
he held an entirely optimistic view in
regard to the relations between the
United States and Japan. He said
there was no collision of vital inter-
ests between the two countries.
He believes Americas vital inter
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
QUEBEC NOTABLE
TO GREET WALES

QUEBEC, Aug. IA diStinguiShs1
array Of officials, including the Duke
Of DeVonshire, govsrnor general e
Canada: Premier Borden. and Cardis
nal Begin, lord bishop of Quebec. win
greet the Prince Of wales upon his
arrival here on the British warShtD
Renown this evening.
The prince will formally open u
new Quebec bridge tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
.BOLSHEVTSTS ADMIT
UKRAINE REVERSES

LONDON, Aug. 21.-Anti-Bolshevik
forces have occupied Kherson and
Nikolaih, in the Ukraine district, Of
fcial reports from Moscow admitted
yesterday.
The BoIshevfki announced they had
retired behind the River Bug.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
ADVERTISEMENT
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
Modss Of Today

A harmless. yet very effective, treat
ment is here given for the quick re
moval OF hairy growths: Mix enough
powdered delatone and water to cover
the undesirable hairs. apply paste and
after or 8 minutes remove, wash
the skin and the hairs have vanished,
One application usually Is sufficient,
but to be certain OF reSultS, buy the
delatone in an original package.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
The Lowest Prices in Washington on Cigars, Cigare

SeaI-O-MO, Sc St, box Of so |
Senior Garcia, > for 1896 box
of 30 ....-.........
independents, 2 for 15c; box
or 20 ......... ......
ROdeIin CRothchilds), > for
I5cI box Of so. ........
AIOna Cpetit perfectosD, in
cedar boxes of so, 3 for
25Ci box ........... (
SOIIta, Sc st; box of so. 4
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
IAPAN PLANs NEW CARLE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2l.-Japan
is ready to lay a new trans-Pacific
cable. This is the message brought
here by Kakichi Uchida, capitalist
and former vice minister Of cables OF
Japan, who is here to inform Ameri-
can capital of his plans.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

L. s. Bond, sc st: box OF
so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Flor De MeIba (coronas, de
luXc), 3 for 25Cj cedar
boxes OF 80 ............
EI TOrO, SC St: box Of so. .
Castle Hall, Sc St; box OF
90 ......
Kelley Bouquet CpaCifiCs),
= for I5cJ box of 3d..
Our COIOrs, > for 5Cg box Of
90 .......
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

Little BObbie, Sc St. box Of
80 ..................... $3.50
Little Summies, SC st: box
Of so ................. g.. so
Garcia GrBnde OnvinCible).
lie St; box of 25....... 1918
StratfOrd CinvincibIeD. lie
st; box of 25........... S2.75
stru utfOrd Cblunts or perfec-
tos), for 25cI box Of %. g. 90
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
DRUG STORE SUNDRIES AT A GREAT SAVING

Toilet Pumice StOne-Sale price &c
Cloth Brushes-Sale price ce....-................19 .19c
Cleaning Pads-Wiu remove small grease -
spots; 10 value. Sale price. ............. -
Pacifers-10c value. Sale price. SC
White MirrOrs-Were ACC. Sale price. .35c
Wire Hair Brushes-Were 29c. Sale price. .-... .15c
Hand Scrubs-Sae price. ce....................... &c
Daisy Fly KiIlers-Sale price .12c
Baby Rattlers-Sale price. e.....................1O .1Oc
Shoe Brushes-With dobber, 35c value. Sale
price. -; 80. '''''''L''' ''.'.:
25c Metal Trench Mirrors for camp sale price. .12c
25c Powder Puff Boxes, sale price. e.............17c
$500 Razor StrOps, "Feltagrip cushion" e1 %
sale price Observation-Disclosures. %4eOS
25c Soap Boxes sale price
$3.50 Bath Brushes, long white handles, GO 90
pure bristIe, sale price. .POoOO
S4.OO White Clocks, sale price. $249
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

25c Pocket Combs, sale price lie
35e Nev-R-B Brak Combs fine and coarse To-
teeth, sale price. 4VS
$6 Military Hair Brushes, ebony backs, ca 40
25e Metal Tooth Brush Holders, sale price. .l5e
25c White Tooth Brush Holders, sale price. .15e
SC Orange Wood Sticks, first quality, sale M
price, .
SOC Nickel Soap Boxes, sale price. SSc
15e Aluminium Soap Boxes, sale price. ......... &c
81 Fleming Razor StrOpper and Homer, will sharpen
any kind of safety blade, sale price. ....... S129
So Multi-blade Safety Razor, sale price. S219
25c Red Cross Safety RaZOrs sale price. lie
So Kenners SlydeStrOke StrOpper, sale price .S249
81 GriffOn's Automatic Hone StrOpper, e1 10
Csc GriffOn's Corn RazOrs, sale price 49c
SOC Dose Clocks, sale price 35c
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Rubber Goods

Rubber Gloves, best
9gtoa 9gs,lty. Sale 79c
RiVuI HOt-Water Bot
ties; about 2-Gt. size;
complete. red rub 700
Der. Sale price ... ~
standard FOun ntai ~
Syringe, 2-qt. size: all
complete: red rub zoo
ber. Sale price .. CON
HOt-water BOtt les,
about 2-qt. size. extra
heavy red rubber. 400
Sale price. 1ON
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

go ~
$3.50
$3.50
S4.OO
$3.50
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

$3.50
S1.25
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

Syringe, Goodyear make.
Sale o. IN
price. ....... O1sLO
Bulb Syringe. for
household use. o.
Sale price. OOL
Ear and Ulcer IL
Syringe. Sal" price. lOC
syringe Tubing, five
teet long best white
pri@e....,a pTD9er' Sale 19c
The sun., 1919-08-16
BRITISH BANKS JOIN
FOR OVERSEA TRADE
Company Formed With S25,.
100000 Capital to Boom
Exports and Imports.

LONDON. Aug. ls.--Tne British Over
seas Bank, with an authorized capital OF
s2S'ooo.ooo. is well on its way toward
starting business, as the long delayed is
sue 10 taking place. The object Is to
give improved and increased banking IA
cilities for foreign trade both at home
ana abroad. for which purpose the bank
mas been formed under the auspices Of
the Anglo-South American Bank, Glyn,
Muls, Currie & Co.. Charles Hoare & Co,
the imperial Ottoman Bank, Union Bank
OF scotland, Williams Deacon's, the Do
minion Bank OF Toronto and the North
ern Banking Company of Belfast.
THESE banks have subscribed for IT,
OOO'O0O OF b shares. ranking for a nom
cumulative dividend Of per cent after
the A shares. offered for public subscrip-
ton. have received a cumulative diyi-
dend of per cent, and they are rep
resented on the governing council and
board OF directors. Among them will
be found well known names
Tho business of the bank will be
conducted on specialized lines, and fec
tive cooperation with trade will be main
tanned by the presence on the governing
council OF representatives of trade inter-
este
The bank will facilitate the foreign
trade Of the British Isles and the Empire
by specializing in ali matters Of ex-
change. payments and receipts abroad,
and the handling of foreign collections.
documents and securities. Commercial
credits will be issued and the bank will
give its acceptance to bills in connection
with home, colonial and International
trade. Agencies and branches, IL and
where necessary. will be established In
order to maintain an efficient representa-
ton In all parts of the globe.
An intelligence bureau will be estab-
lished and maintained to provide recent
and reliable information. Such particu-
lars Of developments abroad as the bank
may consider likely TO lead to the salts
factory extension Of its clients foreign
transactions will be communicated to
them.
Agency business will be undertaken.
The associated banks will support the
British Overseas bank and will provide
the nucleus business. The company has
in contemplation the establishment Of
banking and trade connections and ar
rangements which should enable II to
provide facilities at home, in the colon
les and abroad.
The sun., 1919-08-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

DESPITE recessions in almost every
other group the steel shares, on buying
said to be for strong interests, netted
advances for the session on the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange yesterday and
caused a reversal of sentiment soon after
the opening on which numerous active
issues rallied substantially from initial
figures.
United States Steel common was bid
ND IN from its early low to 10Sh, end
ing at l02%, while Crucible moved up
So to s9A and Bethlehem Steel B 2
points to S5% Baldwin Locomotive,
after receding to 106, rallied to 10SB
and closed at 1868.
United States Industrial Alcohol on
demand said to represent accumulation
was advanced SIS to 1868, while Amer
lean Wooden was ga better at the out
set at ia. Copper properties closed
fractionally lower. Oil shares averaged
losses OF about / per cent.
On unsatisfactory developments the
local traction shares were lower, inter-
borough Consolidated common falling
IL to SIX. the preferred to Is and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs to 24%.
American Sumatra was weakest OF the
tobaccos, moving down ~ to sou and
ending at Sly. Central Leather fell
back az to 93%, Keystone Tire to
s4s, and Freeport Texas to As.
Texas and Pacific moved widest OF the
rails, losing az to 44h, with others frac-
tionaily lower. Motor and marines is
sues averaged fractional losses.
The sun., 1919-08-16
CORN PRICES RISE
IN RUSH TO COVER
Shorts Get Alarmed at Over
sold Condition Of Market
and Start Buying.

Corn was irregular yesterday, fluctua-
lions being rapid and wide. Prices were
weak at the opening. with frequent rail-
lies. The undertone remained weak,
however, until afternoon, when a natural
reaction occurred and options were near
their best levels at the close. Early
fluctuations were as much as " cent
apart.
=, The afternoon rise came naturally as
the result OF the recent declines, the
market becoming oversold. When the
shorts saw that the technical position
was strained they rushed to cover, but
were forced to bid the futures up to get
the corn. Some purchasing came from
the unfavorable report of the Modern
Miller on wheat. There was no new
buying in the market and little II any
interest by tie outsiders. the profes-
SIGNALS continuing to dominate.
Another sharp break In hogs, further
drop in foreign exchange and .benenciai
rains in the Southwest were mainly re-
sponsible for the selling in the early
part Of the session. The soft cash mar
ket, prices peing to cents lower in
crea sed steps to reduce the cost OF living
and Improvement in the railroad situa-
ton contributed encouragement to the
shorts. Country offerings showed I'M.
prONement, anu INV bhab hAo
situation is becoming better larger re-
celpts may be expected next week
Hogs broke $3.50, causing uneasiness
as they have been one OF the main sup
ports of the bull markets. The decline
in foreign exchange rates added TO the
export difficulties. Precipitation checked
the drought In the Southwest, which
would have been alarming II moisture
had not fallen early.
Oats were easier at the outset. but soon
developed a tendency to act independ,
entity. Talk Of export orders caused
buying. Reports of the outturn OF the
crop was again q bullish factor. 1t Ii
realized that the stocks are large and tht
tendency is for lower values. Cash oat'
were lower.
Provisions steadied and closed hrm
after opening easier. Strength In gran
oyercame the decline in hogs. Their
was considerable short covering and Of
ferings were light.
The sun., 1919-08-16

So i:' s So Sss '' a. 3D. 10 y sts
No. 2, Dbl. ,2a2.so; No. ). Dbl. l.5Og.;
iTs SSi i ts'sy No S' g. SSi @ s GIS''0 NO.
PRoyIsIONs..Perk steady; mess, !sSg
81; Beer steady; mess, too@aii family,
ss.: sSA' Hos. .s.s O.s o1r. 2Sa
l bSss ss G Ss Bellies aE% s ss,.d
low, 1t914hc.; choice house. 10 0isisc.
pSsed hams aSss Tssuss5 dOl2 leS
middle West. 5000 o so.Oo. City lard
s,sssdy quoted soNe nom ,s. Rs snnsS
Hm S San o SHs.ii Ees. sss2s. Conn
e. quiet; city lard stsarins. s76ssc. oIsO.
RICE--Domsstie screenings. sHe.; sec
ond head, &c; medium, lac; fancy head,
itho.; Japan. choice to fancy. lsNlshc.;
blue rose. choice to fancy. N9li%e.
xxx powdered s,soc'; pOwdsfed, S,ije.;;
ine sranuisted and diamond 4. SC; con
yEsErssLnA, ! Mscrt LA sSSSs
.BsE:, $3.50. BEETs.NearSy, loo Sshs.,
nc 9''j boz, ISG Stl.lS pickles, SSl.'
irSLLowEih.sist. crate, isSs' cEtERY-
Stat; and 1srssy SSs T0S:
20 a. box, 81 500 ,7T;, bask:;, ii,7s92,?s,
HoksERApisH1loo lbs. Hqs LET.
CRAZE, 7se. s,,. SusHRooMs-s is. bsk
tlaf5o, oNIoNs--Jersey white. bsk,, 81
| $3.50; yellow, bsk.. Si,Tbd2; rcd bsk
81 .6oGi.75; LonG Island. yellow. bbL. 81
as. Connecticut Valley. yellow. 100 10, bag,
saal: California. 100 10. bag, 1s.SoTI5 80;
Long Island. yellow. bsiS.. s?d ?.2b; Orange
county. red. 100 III, bag. i2h225; hsk
Sldi.50; yellow, bsk., sia ?; 100 Id. bag,
.s2d27S; Virginia and Maryland, per bsk.,
-tl.75d2; state and Western, white, 100 ID.
bag $40 $50; yellow, sSd4; spanish. crate.
sadS2S, oKRA--Carrler. 81 a $50; bsk.,
Nds.So. PEAs-.state, bsk, t?Gs; bag,
81 5om2.TS. PEPPERs--Rull Nose. bbl..
81. boasSc; cheese, bbl tsa2.So; Italian.
bbl., 12,5oas; nnger Dbl. Nga5o; cherry.
Msoet. . HoMA y 5IzanS-,os S'& t es,i
The sun., 1919-08-16
MODERN MILLER's" OUTLOOK.
Spring Wheat Seeded in Winter
Belt Does Not Do Well.
Special Despatch TO TIE Sun.

CHICAGO Aug. 15.-The Modern Miller
says: ''Threshing returns from the win
ter wheat belt continue TO show a fur
Their falling off in the crop raised. Spring
wheat seeded in the winter wheat belt
has been particularly unfavorable
venture. and advlces received from some
sections say that the seeding Of this
grain viii not be attempted again. Com
paratively little shriveled wheat 10 now
coming from the Southwest; In fact the
quality is better than a few weeks ago.
Michigan's crop is satisfactory in quality
and quantity, but Indiana's is short
Continued unfavorable receipts Of the
spring wheat crop are received, but the
total will be UP to the most recent esti-
mates for the two Dakotas and Minne-
sofa, There is a further falling on in
Montana. Heavy losses have been sus-
tAined in western Canada.