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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fogle and chi.
drcn motOred to Fairbury Saturday,
where they were overnight guests Of
relatives, returning to their home Sun.
day evening.
Henry Fowler returned to his home
in Kankakce on Monday, his wife re
naming for a longer visit with her
sister Miss Sarah Crawford of the
East Side
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hunter called on
relatives Sunday afternoon.
Misses Frances and Mildred Rutan
returned Monday evening from Blue
Island, where they had been week end
visitors with their sister, Mrs. VII
liam Mcmillan. and family.
Miss Clara IIibbs and niece. Miss
Lacene, were overnight guests with
the formers aunt, Mrs. Jonah Hibbs of
Ottawa
Mrs. T. f. Hodgson was q village
caller Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p, Miller and MIR.
and Mrs H. VI. Glazier were callers
at the l.. w. Antram home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Black spent an afternoon
at the home Of her son Harry. west
of town. recently.
Mrs. II, Hess was among those who
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Mcintyre Brehmlp.

At noon today, Margaret MCINTYRE.
daughter Of MIR aud Mrs James Ne.
lntyr", of |rookGcld township, and
Lester Brrhmln son of Mr.. and Nrs.
j. II. BRENNAN of otter Creek town.
ship were married At the Cnnrroga.
tional parsonage, Rcv. u Il. Ashford
officiating, and started at once ON \
short wedding trip In their auto to
Chicago
The attendants were Isabella a
Younger sister Of the bride and Gen
Mclean, Residing between here and
Ottawa on the intorurban
tn" bride wore brown brnadcloth
suit with hat and shoes to match.
aud carried white roses
Tho bridesmaid wore blue. and
likewise carried white roses.
On their return from their auto
trip they will 20 To- housekeeping at
once ON the grooms farm. south Of
Grand Ridge and one half mile dis.
amt from that of Testers brother.
Ross who married MurEarcts sister.
Mabel, several years ago
Midsummer day Is always of high
rcputc among the Scotch, and select.
Ing il for the wedding day Is pref.
ty ftncy which will grow plcasanter
as the years 20 by, 10 those dcscen.
dents OF our Scotch families
Mr. and Mrs Il T. White mCtored
to Milwaukee this morning. going ia
their auto.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
WALLACE GRAIN MARKET.
ILLINOIS BANKERS
GATHER AT ST. LOUIS
ww nE~21S --- ~

st. Louis. June ii Bankers from
all parts of Illinois We're arriving to
day to attend the thirty socond an.
nual convention Of the Illinois bank
ers' association, which will formally
open here for a three day session to-
morrow.
It is the first time since the assOcia.
ton was formed that it has held a
convention outside of its own state.
During the day the executive com
mittce of the organization worked
out details of the convention. More
than 1900 Illinois bankers are eY
peCted to be in attendance
Men prominent in the banking
profession are on the program to adj
dress the convention on important
financial tactics including bank pro-
lection, insurance. public education
and county organization. The speak
ers include Thomas b. McAdams,
president of the bankers association,
Dwight +. Davis. member of the war
finance corporation, L. I. McFadden,
chairman of the house of representa-
tivcs banking and currency commit
tee, |. c. Gardner, president of the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence tide wa
ter association. Robert Il. Locke,
of the federal reserve bank
at Detroit Andrew Russell. Illinois
auditor OF public accounts and W.
Lychtenstein- of the First National
bank of Chicago. 1.--
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
START READINGS ON
T. B. TESTED CATTLE

Readings for tuberculosis IN tho
cattle which are being tested in In
sale county will he started tomor.
row. It is necessary To iricct tho
serum into the animals. and then to
wait three davs before taking fnr.
Iher steps to determine whether tho
ANIMALS are tuborcuar
TN Monday and Tuesday annrovir,,
ately 200 animals were tested nv nv.
T. X. toons. Of the United States No.
paftment of Agriculture who has
peen sent here to make the tests
The farms where these tests hava
oeen made. and the number Of ami
malS who were inspected on each Of
these farms were as follows:
DAYTON William Buck.
10Y, I"; Mrs Barnes, 4: r. l.. Garrov
~; George Wilson, 2: Melvin Teal
o. harIes ulrich. Z; Hans BOYD. 8.
Rutland township-Dan HalIoweII
u; 5, Garfield, 2; John Gray, s: f.
II. Butterfeld, Q.
Miller townshiD-Arthur Rasmus
son, q; Joseph Larsen. 70: Simon
jackson y; John o. Johnson. 10; e.
j. Eiche, II; Harvey Norem. 26.
Manllus tOwnship-Howard Ohm.
stead, g.
A meeting was held in Usage town
snip on Monday night, to show the
picture "Out of the Shadows" which
the department of agriculture has
sent out. At the close of this meet
ing, farmers of that vicinity took py.
cry contract l. s. Brooks had and
signed them up, providing for the
testing Of their cattle.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
SIAAk WILL GIVES
$4,000 ESTATE TO
TESTAT0R'S WIDOW
WHOLESALE RAkEP u,~,
PLANTS IN OTTAWA AND
sTREATOR, LEAVES PROPERTY
TO HELPMATE - TESTAMENT
PRo5ATEo TO-DAY.

The will of the late Frank Staak
proprietor of the Stalk bakeries in
otta"a' Streator and other cities
who died last week at the Streator
hospital, was filed for probate This
morning. BY the terms of the will
all of the testator's property. both
real estate and personal, will 20 TO
widow. Mrs. Mary r. Stalk
According to the petition. which
has filed in the probate court this
morning. the testator's BELONGINGS
are valued az $4,000.
The will was drawn February IN
1922, and was witnessed bv r I
Berry and William P. Phinehart Rob.
erf I.arkin is the attorney for the es.
fate.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Potatoes.
TERRE HAUTE MINERS
AT MASS MEETING

Terre Haute Ind. June PA mass
meeting OF strikers has been called
for this afternoon and authorities fear
that truble may follow this meeting.
as some OF the radical leaders. it is
said. favor an attack late today on the
working miners.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Enuaaement Announcement.

Cards have been received announc
ing the engagement Of Lillian Bal
chowsky, visiting relatives in Los
Angeles. California, to Ernest Erie
land. of Fresno. California.
Miss Lillian will soon be home for
visit. but will return to Los An.
geles this fall whore the marriage
will take place, ana the happy young
folks go to housekeeping in Los An
gelcs, where the groom is in bust
ness
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
GRANDR|DGE
MISS WlNlFHED YOCUM
Correspondent
Select Chautauuua Site.

The grounds back of the Prcshytc
riau church have been secured for the
holding Of the 1870 chlutauQua. which
opens saturday. July l. and continues
through the ,lh All previous chau
tauquas have been held north Of the
school grounds but OWNS to the
heavy traffic due 10 CONSTRUCTING the
SUD'l0rO Ottawa hard road Il was
thouEht 10y the association that more
quiet zone would appeal To the com.
fort and pleasure Of those attending
SO the above named site has been So.
cured \ better place could not have
been found as It is close to tho bust
ness district and viii be equipped with
an the necessary accommodations. 50
you can bo assured that YOU viii b.
given "a good time while attending the
hyc.day outing in our little village.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Arrives From North Platte

Mrs. Ellen Dudcr. who has spent
the -reatcr part Of the past year in
North Platte Noh. returned 10 the
village Monday morning, where she
VIII renew old acQultntanCocs while
looking after business interests. II f.
stated that she intends sailing for her
.old home in Eusland early I'm July
Mrs. puder is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs +. Il Williams of East
Washington street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
LeaYes 70 Attend Meddina.

Mr. G. VI Marley went to Canton
this morning to attend the wedding
of Miss Louise Scoville, who will be
married on Sunday next to Eugene
Davis, of Chicago Miss SCoyille was
musician for the picture show here in
the past and made many friends who
will be pleased to hear of her.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
2 CONSTABLES SHOT
DOWN FROM AMBUSH

Belfast, Juns 2t-Two "B' special
constablns we're shot and killed from
ambush last night while on their
way to Join the patrol on the Armagh
Monaghan border.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Home From Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs George G., Crumrine
returned Monday evening from Chi
Cago where they had gone to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Crumrine's dangh-
ter, Miss Nellie, and Capron Gulbran-
sen. son Of Mr., and Mrs, Gulbransen
Of Ottawa, which took place in that
city Sunday afternoon at 800 in the
studio apartment Of her sister Mrs.
Anna Wadsworth The newlyweds will
be at home to their friends after july
in Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

They are working on Rutland
street which is closed from its inter
section with Fillebrown street to its
intersection with North street. The
detour is great inconvenience. as
this is the main travelled road to the
north prairie.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

J. j MCMann of Boston Mass. IL
conducting used ear show and sale
for the ottawa auto dealers Mr.
McMaun has had several years ov
pertenco in different parts of Amori-
ca. The sale will be- from the end
to the 10Th Of this month He comes
well recommended from places whore
he has boom preyiOnalv.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
New AWnind.

The First National bank has put
up a new awning over their building
on Main street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

W K McEucn ana family Of Rev
erlN lliIls, near Chicago, mo,orcd
mere to spend Sunday with MIR ana
Mrs. II. \ jackson of the west blum
on Best street MIR MCEucu and Mr.
Ja'h'uu are partners In the Murphy.
M'Ell'n company of Clearing, whore
paper roofing Is manufactured
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Today Markets
GRAIN

Furnished by G ". Kirby, manager
Gardiner Il Van Ness & Co., members
Chicago Board Of Trade, third floor
MOloney Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Scarcely Polite,

It was scarcely polite to the little
ladies 10 omit mention Of the thir
teen girls who attended the thirteenth
birthday party Of Kenneth Murphy on
Saturday last on the lawn at the
home of his parents. but they had
lust as good a time as though they
had been mentioned yesterday. Thir-
too., hovs and thirteen girls can ac-
cumulate quite store of enjoyment
when they try hard, and are helped
shoppcd in Strcator this week from
the village.
Mrs. John W. Fogle was an Ottawa
caller recently,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

Miss Louise French. who vas a
number Of years has taught Latin IN
| Huron College. South Dakota. was &C.
lis of much interest here. as Miss
! French is q former Grand Ridge wom.
! an. having graduated from the Strea.
tor High school. after which she
taught for short time in the public
schools of this community. Later she
attended and graduated from Lake
Forest and since has been one of the
faculty of Huron College The honor
accorded her by Huron College was
scholarship for $500 to apply on a trim
to Europe this summer. Miss French
will sail June Is and return about
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21

The banquet gClf match was com
! monced yesterday afternoon. the cap.
,ains of the two sides playing their
initial match Chandler vs. TUNNEL
The match resulted i'm victory
| for Chandler. the score being three
| TO nothing These two captiius have
! been ever since the match was pro.
| posed each claiming the 3lrospec.
| tive victory. and now Chandler Is do.
ing good deal of Growing over Bal.
! die He says Baldic cant even play
marbles or humble peg While Bal
die has an alibi that Chandler has
been playing golf steadily for the
last two or three years, while he has
been farming, playing with the pitch
fork
Not only that, but Chandler kept
up such stream of hot air as to his
great ability at golf that it would try
the nerve of "Chick" Evans, to play
two rounds with that bird.
A. A. Deane VS. Fred Daggett play
ed off their banquet match yesterday
at the Marsatawa club, DagEett won
by three points
Al the stores will be closed on
Thursday at 1890, for the weekly
half holiday which has been decided
on by the merchants.
BalchOwsky's are having new
lightning system installed in their
store by Johnson & Pattison, Of Main
street.
Mabel Benson, of Chicago. Is
guest ut the home Of her uncle. c.
NJ Benson and family Of Bluff street.
Mrs. J. V. White and two children
visited relatives in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. S. r. Lewis drove in her auto
to Joliet this morning.
Mr.. f. g. Davidson, who has been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. d. n, NC
Elycry. of New York, for several
days, mOtored with his guests to
Starved Rock and Deer Park. In Of
tawa the party was Joined by Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Davidson
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
MARKET DECLINES
AS TRADE Is OPENED

Chfra.o limo 81 n,irs i'm m.
/ Ca0.ti,r r.rthg...t AMI rIn.-.rI.
cooler t.mr'~,,rra rrysg.haro I.r to n
riod,r,ta. Jo,rtr, H., .,.r.,, ,,,ay hort.
1 Iy aftsr tbn or,rfrs Initial prirr.
h,-o ,,orr. birho~ H., r..,nrsr' 10 an ,d
vaoro an iycrnool onrt,,i,rs I'm, -.
movaI or ,-rn,,,r-.'., ~ =, damn.
he Tro,'gbt g., r,rad. mo- 5000, 80
g,,,.,i IN In. - 1,t,. a,,,,.i...,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office Star Theatre
Office, Black l76-Phones House. Black IS

ny pleasant surroundings, as was
me ease ON the lawn of MIR aud Mrs
Edward Murphy ON Bond street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Cash Markets.
Recclnts Estimated.

Wheat, Is cars.
Corn, 81 cars.
Oats, 81 cars.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-21
Poultry
Wall Street.

Chicago, June 2t-POultry, alive
higher fowls &c; broiIers, 80 to TIC;
ROSTERS, 14C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
MARKET CRUMB[ED
ON HEAVY SELLING
Fresh Outburst of Involuntary
Liquidation in the Pool and
Speculative Issues

New York. June 16.-While today's
stock market suffered series Of fresh
sinking spells during the forenoon, it
was made plainly evident that the So
called necessary liquidation was under
skillful control. That is to say, the
pressure against the market automati-
cally relaxed whenever it gave signs
of breaking badly, and was resumed
again when able to take more stocks.
For the first half of the session the
trend was distinctly downward with a
general melting of prices and with con-
spicuous weakness shown by the recog-
nized pool controlled speculative is
sues. Toward midday more resistance
was encountered
Little attention continued to be paid
! t. the outside news and events as in.
terest remained focused on the techni-
| cal side. Various and variegated ex-
plantations were again offered for the
| further collapse of the bullish structure,
but on all sides it was generally ad-
mitted the inevitable breaking down of
the extravagant speculation resulted
primarily from over extensions. POSI-
tion of some of the more powerful
! speculative cliques probably has not
been impaired to any considerable ex-
tent, but, on the other hand, the con-
duct OF certain speculative favorites in
dicated very clearly the bobtail pools
were meeting very hard sledding.
The weakness of the pool favorites
was one of the outstanding features
of the morning trading. The abrupt
ness of the declines in these selected
issues suggested enforced' liquidation
and reaching of stop loss orders, rather
than pressure on the part Of an or
ganized bear raid. Regardless of the
source. there was every evidence of
real liquidation during the morning
and plenty of it. Naturally with the
line of least resistance encountered
on the downward side, the more active
were confined to the selling side.
In consequence. the entire list be-
came again feverishly unsettled after
halting opening when liberal Offer
ingS If speculative rails and secondary
industrial denoted another outburst of
involuntary liquidation. Wide breaks
in Studebakcr, Mexican Petroleum,
Baldwin Locomotive. Crucible Steel and
other speculative favorites were joined
By material rcversals in some of the
low priced oils, motors and equipments.
Large blocks of Texas and Pacific
were thrown on the market, that stock
reacting almost points, with q loss
on l point between sales. Pacific Oil,
Electric Storage Battery, independent
steels, shippings and food specialties
were lower by l to almost points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
LOCALS CONTINUED
TO HOLD Up WELL
Tendency Of Market Reaction
ary. but There Was Little
Real Liquidation

While the trend Of the market was
rcactionnry and a generally lower ieVe.
Of prices was established the most OF
the local stocks stood up remarkaos
we'll in face Of the surrounding a
iurh;n0 Influences. There was a not
obic absence of urgent liquidation ap-
nearing in the other markets. ss insrs
was, of course. some speculauve
liouidation. but this generally repre-.
sented selling out Of margin accounts
i,npaired by the wide declines In inc
Only naturally the weeks reaction.
arv movement on the Big Boaru leit
the market rather thin in some quar-.
ters, which was especially ; notiSe;au,s
among the inactive shares. Conult'oins .i
were radically different concerning .ne
recent leaders. The only exception pe,ns
Electric Storage Battery, wnicn sue
tained 4 further decline OF over
point TO Al, representing a drop OF
points from the recent high record:
The beayiness was to a large extent
merely n reflection Of the shake Down
in thc New York. in which market the
more active dealings now center. ,..
American Stores was offered possibly
n little moro freely than usual; Yield
Ing tx points to 1221h, but this wss vas
only "a points from the top, Wn,ie w.e
the latter represented a rise OF forty
points from the years low. 2. II. y;
was exceptionally we'll sustained and
was ms among few prominent locals show
ing ability to buck the reactionary
current and score an actual gain at
34A, or Il point within the RECORD
nrice Of the year. The directors. on
Monday are expected to declare the
long promised 8 per cent semi-annual
Weakness of the New York Market
was directly reflected in the further de-
cline in Pennsylvania Railroad to 4ON.
The first time the stock has dipped un'
der the Al mark since early in May.
Trading in American Railways con>
tinued moderately active but the move
ment was allowed to mark time when
the fresh breaks occurred in the other
biz markets. After recovering part OF
the decline in the late trading yesterday
The stock fell back to 10. The pre-
ferred also shaded off on small sales to
62A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16

East Buffalo. n. Y. June lG.-cATTLE-
Receipts, $50 head, Twenty-Five cents lower,
Calves, receipts. 100 head. Steady; $50
1880
Ho'FS-Recetpts. $500 head, Fifteen cents
higher, except for pigs. Heavy. $ll15W
ll.25; mixed and workers.. sll. light york
ers' sIl@ii25; piss sll; roughS' $4,000
SLEEP AND LANfBS-Recepts 1000
head. Slow, SOC lower. Lambs, SsWl2.5O;
yearlngs. s5a0.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. June 18. - CATrLE-Receipts'
1000 head. Beef steers. better grades she
stock and Gamers steady; bulls. in-between
grades. she stock. stockers and veal calves
weak to lower qpaisy p.9'n a.oEs Esry 4t91,
TN. TAT she stock mostly s525@7.25i can
ners ana cutters larsey ssgt; 40 s9iesna sSs
'uHii uHiisoGs%Reeeipts. $1,000. Active; mostly
SC 10 iOc higher than Thursday's AVERAGE
Top, si6sG; bulk, sl0l0gioI3; 5n pigs ,ds, slow y.
weak lacking S sS%s WeiaEt 10 Ia To- az;
msaium aSaH@ -; C%;c,sSt go IS SBIo7s isht ,%eishi
si0. 70 dp 10 50; light lightweight. f!9.3 3sW
1910; packing sows, ssnm99oth;a .SSo.4SMho;
packing :ogso Tough s9'lo@s'so; killing
sHEEP-Reeepts, 1900 head, Steady to 70
Nmattves. mt SIC gI2,a5; NJ dull. mostly 50, 80
ers around s2.5oi tow-thIrds OF receipts di-
rect to packers.
Pittsburgh, juno 18.--HoGsoReceIpt
1000 head Higher. HeaY!es. $40. 20 TO- 90
heaI and light yorkers and pigs. sll.lo9
jalEp AND LAMBs-Roceipts. 1000
hss6 Lower. Sheep. $3.50; lambs. $40.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, June 16.-With the sin
gle exception Of sterling. which was
unchanged from. Yesterdays final fig
ures, and Swedish and Dutch, which
were unchanged the entire markets
showed declines az follows: Francs,
down 2; BeIgians. 5A lire. | Swiss,
3; Spanish, .; Danish, 3; Norwegian,
8, and marks, "a.
Quotations were:
Sterling cables 4.47I, demand 4 4GH (;
frame cables s.7S1.. checks S.771a Bel
gian cables S24. checks % lire ca =
bles 5.O21a, checks 502; Swiss cables
1904, checks 10 OF peseta cables -, ,76,
checks 1874; Danish cables 2l.67,
checks 2l.62; Norway cables l7.l0,
checks 1905 Swedish cables $3.50,
checks 25.S5; guilder cables $500.
checks 3S.S5, and marks, .31B.
The premium on New York funds
in Montreal today was 27-32 per cent.
The discount on Canadian funds in
New York was 1916 per cent.
Central European exchanges were
dull, with steady tone today, at the
following quotations: Bulgarian, rs
Rumanian, .6GA Serbian, 1.4O;
Czecho- -Sovakian, .021a Jugo Sav-
ian, .35: Greek, 400; Polish, .0240 ;
Finnish, 2,10; Austrian, .0O57, and
Hungarian, 10.
YESTERDAYS CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
GsBiss Psnssa 49,. . sst7s So" ss.SSaa@ ssssss1
ToDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
3sG:9A GsGl:s ::.: " iaitSs Eth SSSs &C., sssi sssi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
Cottonseed Products Report

Washington, June 1B,-The cottonseed and
cottonseed PRODUCTS report for the ten months
period ending May 81. announced today by
the Census Bureau. showed: Cottonseed.
crushed 2.858.o98 tons. compared with a.
1887 for the same period year ago.
and on hand at mills May 81, 1880 tons,
compared with l2O. .024 @ year ago. Crude
oil produced 8l5. .675.477 pounds, compared
with l,252, ,l65.2ll and on hand os. sol ,i45
pounds eompaIsd With Il .7sl.97s. Refined
with O86, i55. .8Os and on hand, b4'TD8. .
2s7 pounds, compared with S34. .O2s. 1877.
Cake and meal ,prodnsed. l.s4s, Os0 tons,
900 tons. compared with 81 i57. Iinters
produced. SOL. .308 bales, compared with 424'
with 1904 Exports for the ten months.
1lO.5l7 bales. compared with Al 435; oil
and cake Anl meal exports not available.
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Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. June 16.-The opening of
the wheat market was surprise to
the trade. as first prices were 1c lower
TO sc higher and early trades were
made at 1.c to a C above the previous
close despite very weak cables and
general feeling of bearishness. Reports
Of large export sales late yesterday may
have inspired some of the buying, al
though there was little evidence of new
demand.
Corn started asc to 5sc lower, but
rallied with wheat and advanced to
above the previous close.
Oats were steady to firm with small
aims.
Provisions were dull and easy despite
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BANK ClEARINGS

Bank clearinsv today compared with cor
responding day 10 et two years:
ph,lo 500 odS. 900 ,s4, ,4os.4,7 500, SIo 600
Loston,. $4,000. 900 54,57s.l50 ~ OO8 D50
n. w.. 087. 100000 6s7.26a. 600 sV4. .O6S, 7OS