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n. Y. Curb Stocks
High Low 1:15

Inters Pwr 7pf......., 14h l4h 14I5
Irving Air Ch......... 2
Irving Air Ch ws....
Italian sup A........ y \ y
Kirby Petrol. ......... q y y
Lake shore Mines. 21& 2lA 2l =
LefCourt Realty. Is rs Ina
Lefcourt pf....,.....,. 61a! 6k ga
Tehigh c & Nav new 6 6
Leonard Oil........... 4 4
Lone star G.......... 3$s 31a ~
Long Island Lt....., IA - II
Mass Ut Assoc pf...... IA! IL "a
Memphis n G........ 2&s 2&s 2ss
Mid states Pet \ v.... X = \
Mid states Pet b v.... = u 4
Middle w Utl.........I y 4 3s
Minpls Honey pf.... SO so so
Mohawk Min.......... 9b gS 9B
Moody's Inv pf....... ~
Mountain Pro......... "a 2.& ~
Nat Amer ............, = Al q
Nat Aviation .......... 2B rs IA
Nat Bond & Share.... 1917 1875 1875
Nat Fuel Gas.........I ga
Nat wr & 1t pf...... 80 35 IS
Nat Sug Rf........... 14k! - u
Nat Transit. ........... Sal SIS 81
New Eng Pwr pf... 22i4 % 22l
n Jersey Zinc ....... IS 17iS l7A
New Process Co $500. 3% 3% ~
y Steam ..... 80 80 80
n Shipbuilding fd sh ~ 1S l$
y Y Tel pf ......... .105 100 100
New berry pr ......... 66 66 IS
Mag & Huds Pow..... 2B
Mag Hud Pow new. 9 3
Mag Huds p B war. y 8 .
Niles Benz Po......... 4s 4B -
Noma Electric .......
NO c Texas Oil....... q . Ps
Ohio Copper ........7 l-lbI LIS l.io
Ohio Oil pf ........ 65 65 50
OutbOard B .......... a 4
Parmt Mot .......... .
Parke Davis ........ u IN ~
Parker Rust Pr....... 20 . 2O1a ~
Pennroad vic ........ IA
Philip Morris Co...... 2as 2% 2's
Pioneer Gold ........ az 80
Fitney BOwes ........ la l"s p
Pittsb Pl Gl ........ 1875 13 l5
Polymet Mfg ....... 4 4
Pure Oil 6s rr ...... 45l2 45l IS =
Pyrene Mfg ........ "a "a ~
Quaker Oats ........ 6S 6S 6s
Reybarn Co .,........ y =
st Anthony Gold .... - n, 1.,!l6
st Regis Pap ...... 1&s u rs
Salt Creek Pro. 3, 3,
Sec Allied Corp nv. AZ az g
Segal Lock ......... p t2i 2
selected Indus ..... y 2
Select Ind pd ac. 2SB 2Sls 28 Is
Select Ind prior 80. 2S% 2Sla 2Si2
Shatt'k Denn Min. IN rs g
Sherwin Williams -. 20A |2Oh 2Oh
Singer Mfg ......'... L52 .,SS12 % 2
South Penn Oil .... 12A - l24
Cal Ed pf B...... 17% 17% 17%
Cal Ed pf CN...... 17l4 17M ~
Southland Royalty :. 3 2%' ~
Std Invest pf.......
st oil of Ind........ 17is 165sl II
st Oil of Ky ..... 9R SB 9as
stand Pw & T. b..
stand Pw & l. pf.... 2215 90 22ls
tutz Motor .......... 102sI 10 1O%s
Swift Internal ...l 15N 13l9 12ta
Swift & Co new .... 7%s IA ~
Tampa Elcc ........I ~ II ~
Teck Hughes G....... . 2E ~
Texon Oil & La, AZ
Trans Lux .......... y 4 y
Tri Continental war :. y y Z
Union Gas Can ,...... IL 1la "a
United Carr Fast .... 1"s| ! 3s -
United Corp war ....I Ia 1's rs
United Dry Docks .... 4 4 4
United Founders Corp. 9-16 Y y
Uuited Gas new ...... q %s =
United Gas pf....... Sas
United Lap A ........ IA 1%i "a
United Shoe NJ ...... PIN PIN q y
L s Electric ......... Il y .
u s Foil B ....,. 2II 24I 2K
US&Int Sec l pf... 9A ga 9A
U Playing Card ... 111sI 11h 11h
United Stores v...... 4 4 4
United Verde Ext ... 1& 1% ia
Watt & Bond B...... IL ia IL
Walker Fl new ....... 25s 2S 2B
Willow Cafe pf........I 10 10 10
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N. Y. Exchange Bonds

High Low 1:45 ,
Lib ais '32-'47.,. 100 III 100 90 100 II
Lib 4th AVS '$%-'3S102 1O102 071O2 10
Treas AVS '47'52. '103 OSI103 01I103 Os
Treas Is '44-'54...I1OO O9l 80 3O.1OO %
Treas AVS '46-'56. 81 80 81 O8I 81 IA
Treas 3ass '4O-'43 Ju 96 O4I 95 IA 90 90
Treas 3ass '41-'43 Mar 95 "a "a % 95 90
Treas 3lss '46-'49. 81 OOI 80 20 30 30
Treas So '51-'55.. S9l5 SO 90 SO ii
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CLOTH MARKET FIRM

NEW YORK. June . U.N.SD.-The
coarse yarn cloths market today, al
though not active. held generally firm
and moderate amounts of print cloths
moved for spot delivery at levels
elightly higher than those prevailing
last week, despite persistent attempts
of buyers to chisel them down. There
was some attempt to buy summer
deliveries, but the persistence with
which mills declined this type Of
business for the last several days has
begun to convince some of the buyers
that they mean just what they say
when they announce they will not
consider selling futures at spot prices.
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WASHINGTON STOCKS

SALES
Capital Traction Company, 10
@10, 10@10, SOLO.
AFTER CALL
Washinton Gas IS A, $4,000
e83s.
Potomac Electric IS '53, $1,000
010734; $1,0OO@10734.
Potomac Electric 512s pfd, 30
103.
Potomac Electric es pfd, SO
107h.
Potomac Electric 512s pfd, S
@lO2Ha.
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NET HOLDS UP WELL

Net earnings of Louisville Gas
and Electric Company Delaware)
and subsidiaries for the IL months
ended March 81, 1882, showed a
decrease of .87 per cent, as COM
pared with the previous IL
months. Gross earnings decreased
3.08 per cent.
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KrOger Groceries
Selling Motor Oil

The Kroger Grocery and Baking
Co is handling motor oil now in
300 stores and within a short time
3,400 of the stores will sell OIL
This is the only automobile
product or accessory now being
sold by the chain.
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WOOL TRADE QUIET

BOSTON, June s.).-Trading
in wool continued very quiet. An oC-
casionaI small sale indicates a fur
ther easing tendency in the ideas of
values on domestic woods. StriCIy
com hing 64s and finer Ohio and simi
lar woods are being quoted at 15I2 to
Is cents in the grease and 3S to 40
cents secured basis
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PORKERS HOLD
GOOD GAINS IN
BRISK TRADING
Cattle and Calves Continue
Steady Trend; Sheep
Unchanged.

Hogs made an about-face this
morning at the city yards, prices
moving up 20 cents on most classes
The bulk, 100 to $50 pounds, solo
for 1925 to $3.50; early top hold
ing at $3.50. Receipts were esti-
mated at $500; holdovers were 124.
Cattle were steady. A few steers
and heifers were strong in a range
of $4.75 to $685.. Receipts were 400.
Vealers held unchanged at $5.75
down. Calf receipts numbered 400.
In the sheep market eve and
wether lambs sold mostly at ST, I'M
changed. A few bucks were out at
prices ranging 81 lower, or Sc down.
Receipts were 300.
Trading in hogs at Chicago this
morning displayed a stronger tone.
Prices were 5 cents to 10 cents
higher than Thursdays average.
The bulk of good to choice porkers
was bid in at $685. to $3.50; 22O to
$50 Founders were bid at $40 to
$3.50, while heavier kids scaling $50
to 300 pounds, sold at $3.50 to $685..
Receipts numbered $4,000, including
5000 direct; holdovers, 1000. Cat
tie receipts 1900; calves, $500; mar
ket steady. Sheep receipts, 10000;
market unchanged.
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'THMET0TELL ~ &A*R
6a~Stzv f775fI7N50HN

men who had given the pledges
passed the word that it was to be
Kyle and Morgan.
Some of those who did the
dumping, they tell me, took money
from one of the candidates for ex-
penSeS and for "incidentals"
Marion county Republican dele
gates, for whom Schortemeier has
done SO much in the way of patron
age, split their vote, "a for him and
IS for Kyle, when in all conscience,
and out of mere gratitude, the local
man should have been accorded at
least 100 votes, as compliment, if
nothing else.
Following the custom of years,
the dumped" eontenders came to
the microphone with sick smiles on
their faces and said they would sup
port the ticket.
The Greeks had a word for it.
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia in April
showed net loss amounting to s38, 795 after
charges against net income of S67.725 in
April 1881; four months 1904, 8s7, against
net income Of $3.50 355.
Chicago, Indianapolis g. Louisville Rail-
way in April reported net loss totaling
S1S6,539 after charges, against s97S3O
in April 1881; four months net loss
amounted to s646,s95, against ss79,597.
Consolidated Retail Stores in May re-
against s1,74s,519 in May 1881; 1--WE
months totaled s5,46l, 063, against s8,497,-
Graymur Corporation declared the
regular quarterly dividend of IS cents.
Harris Trust g. Savings bank Of Chi
cagO declared the regular quarterly
dividend of SO. payable July 1. Of record
June IS, placing stock on s12 annual
basis, against SIS previously.
Metropolitan Paving Brick Company de-
c!ared the regular quarterly dividend OIL
s1.75 or preferred stock. payable July /, of
record June IS.
CouHeCt lCut CsneIdl Lie insurance GOHl-
pany declared the regular quarterly divi
dend Of 80 cents, payable July l, Of record
June 20.
Page Hershey Tubes. Ltd declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 81 Is on com
mon stock, payable July /. Of record
June 81.
Brokers' loans during week ended
June declined $4,000. 900 to sS73,OO0,-
900 a new low; non-brokers' loans of
$4,000, 600; federal reserve system ratio
on June was 50 40. against 81 40
per cent on June l and 81 40 per cent
on June 8, 1881.
Southern Pacific during first seven DAYS
of May handled l7,572 cars Of revenue
freight. against rs. sos in like period:
previous year showed a decrease Of 31.6
per cent. =
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THE entire Republican state

THE entire Republican state
Il convention was a strange af-
fair, from beginning to end
In some respects, it was one of
the weirdest political shows ever
pulled off in this state, where pc
culiar politics is an everyday occur
renee and the art of "double-cross"
perfected to the nth" degree.
For instance, there is Frederick
E. Schortemeier of Indianapolis, be-
lieved to be one of the most popu-
lar Republicans in the state
Former secretary to a Governor,
secretary of the party organization,
secretary of state and front runner
in the 1923 Governor primary, he
listened to his friends and permit
ted his name to be entered in the
race for Lieutenant Governor this
year with the avowed purpose CIV
ing his aid to the ticket.
Until the beginning of the con-
vention, it was thought that he
would be without real opposition for
the nomination.
Yet the Republican convention,
packed with his own friends, men
for whom he had done favors and
men whom he had put on the pay
roll while secretary of state, dumped
him overheard for Joseph B. Kyle,
of Lake county, nonentity as far
as state politics is concerned.
Why?
Well, they tell me the explanation
is this.
Original plans had called for nom
nation of Schortemeier for Lieuten-
ant-Governor and Luther o. ORA
per of Spiceland for secretary of
state.
When the drys of the party we're
slapped in the face with the wet
plank, which went even farther than
any one had dreamed, the party
leaders awoke to realization that
the prohibitionists needed to be
salved.
The only way to do thus was by
nominating Bert Morgan of Indian
apolis, for secretary of state. Bert
is sincere and avowed dry and was
at one time state prohibition ad-
ministrator.
Z
Yet two Indianapolis men could
not be nominated for major posts
the pEty managers reasoned, SO
forgetting their promises, the very
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Other Livestock
By United Press

600, including 5000 direct; active, 5@10c
higher; 1sO-22O lbs. s3.5o@3.60; top. $3.50;
230-260 lbs, $335@345; 270-320 lbs, 1925
@3.40; 140-170 lbs, $3.25@3.45; pigs, $285
@3.15; packing sows, $265Q3; light lights,
140-160 lbs, good and choice. $3.15Q3. As;
light weight. 10000 lbs. good and CHOICE
good and choice $4,000 so; heavy weights
250-350 lbs. good and choice s3.10@3.50;
packing sows, 275-550 lbs, medium and
good, 81. IS @305; slaughter pigs, 100-130
lbs, good and choice, $2.S5@3.15. Cattle
Receipts. 1900; calves, 500; quality,
plain; general market slow; steady to weak
on all, classes; no choice steers offered;
900 lbs. good and choice, $650@7.65 300
100 lbs. good and choice, $6.50Q7.75;
11O0-1300 lbs, good and choice. $650@7.75
1300-1500 lbs, good and choice. $500
IT'S; 600-1300 lbs, common and medium,
$4.25@ $50; heifers. 550S50 lbs, good and
s4@5.75; cows. good and choice, $3.25Q5;
ter and cutter, $1.50@2.75; bulls (yearlings
excluded good and choice (beefl. s3@
425; cutter to medium, $2.25@5; Vealers
milk fed good and choice. $6Q7; medium
S5.50@6 Gull and common. $3.50@5.5o;
stocker and feeder cattle. steers 5O0-1O5o
and medium. $4@5. Sheep-Receipts, TO-
900; market, generally steady; good and
choice native lambs. S606.50 to packers;
small lots, $6.75@6.90 to small killers;
strictly choice kinds absent; fed year
lings, $3.50; slaughter sheep and lambs,
OF medium, $5.25@6; all weights COM
mon, $4G5.25; ewes, 90-150 lbs, medium to
choice $l@2:25; all weights. Gull and COM
mon, 50c0S1.75.
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Cash Grain.

June 10
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
Of the Indianapolis Board of Trade, T. o.
b. shipping point, basis 4il2c New York
rate we're:
Wheat-Firms No 1 red. 4d42c; No.
2 red. 4od4lc; No. hard. 40G41c.
Corn-Firm: No white 221z N23iac3
211e@221zc; No. yellow. 20izd2l1kc; No.
zoe.
oats-Firm: No. white. lsG17c; No.
white, 15Nl6c
Hays-steady: n. o. b. country point.
taking 23lac or less rates to Cincinnati
or Louisville No I timothy S7N7 so:
No. timothy. S6G6.5O.
-Inspections-
Wheat-No: red, cars; No. 3 red,
l car. Total cars
Comic. white. 3 cars; No. 2 yellow,
Z cars; No. yellow, l car; No. mixed,
l car. Total, u cars.
Oats-No. white. cars. Total, cars.
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BIZ Unitfd Press

CINCINNATI. June 10.-Hogs-Rec
400, including 346 direct; held over 1870;
active mostly 15c higher: better grade
160-250 lbs, Is 506375: mostly s3f5 on
go lbs. down; 240-30o lbs. s3.25d3.55; ls0-
$50 lbs, s3.35d3.40 mostly: sows steady to
l5c higher at s22562.50: mostly smooth
lightweights sass Cattle-Recei1t7 go.
calves. $50: supply very light better grade
FED yearlngs in goou oenand: d-~-.e
other classes about steady; odd lots. COM
mon and medium steers and heifers, 81 IS
a $50; few better finished yearlings 1915
6625: most beef cows SM3.75; few, 81:
bulk low cutters and cutter cows ST. 50G
$50: bulls. s25od3; few. $685. vealers
steady; good heavyweightS s4.50G5; few
better grade handy weights, s. .5oG6; lower
lambs active; fully Csc. spots soc higher;
better grades. s7.25a7.50 mostly; three
and medium. s5.25T6.75: few mixed lots
around 81: sheep steady, fat ewes, $iGl. so;
best AghtTeiEAtss So
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI June 0.-Butter-Packing
stock No. 2. &c: No ), &c; butter fat liz
firSts, 13c seconds, ioc; nearby ungraded.
l2c. Live Poultry-Thin and coarse stock
sells only at heavy discount; fowls lbs
and over. lie; lbs. and over. lie; lbs
and over lie: Leghorns lbs and over
siac; ROSTERS, &C; colored hroilers. lib.
and over l5c; Ia lbs. and over. Ice: lbs
partly feathered i2@I4c: Leghorn broilers
lib and over. lac: IL lbs. and over, 15c:
lbs. and over, i5c; black springers. 12c;
ducks under 3 lbs. sell at liberal conces-
sions. ducks white 1 lbs. and over SC:
under lbs. 5 cents; colored lbs. and
over Sc: under lbs, 5 cents; spring
ducks white 4 lbs. and over. i2o; under
lbs, 9lzc; colored lbs. and over. l2c:
under 4 lbs. gao turkeys No. / hens 8
lbs and over. 13c; young Toms No. !,
10 lbs. and oysr, lse.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Times Sncoinl

% y 7 INtS NVtCtuI
LOUISVILLE, June -Cattle-Receipts.
100; fully steady: bulk common and me-
dunn grass steers and heifers. S425@5;
better finished dry feds mostly S525G5 SIS;
beef cows and bulls mostly So down; low
stockers. s495. Calves-Receipts, $50;
steady good and choice. s4Q5: medium
and throwouts. $3.50 down. Hogs = Re-
225-255 lbs. sS.25: 26O-295 lbs. $3.50; 800
lbs. up. So. 40; l40-165 lbs. s2.s5; 1876 lbs.
down. S2.55; sows, s1.40G2.15, and stays.
light, quality plain, undertone strong, gem
orally asking 25c higher for better grade
lambs or from s6.5o67 for bulk and hold
days shipments: Cattle. 81; calves, IS;
hogs, 1874, and sheep. 1874.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH, June 1o-Hogs- Receipts.
2lO lbs, sS.s5@4; 22o-240 lbs, $3.50 as. 80:
heavier weights, $3.50 downward: lzO-lau
lbs. s3.25G3. so; packing Sows steady at Sc
changed; good steers quoted at SIS. s5a6' so:
medium and good heifers, S42565.65: beet
cows. S2S5d4; cutter to medium bulls.
S225G325 Calves-Receipts. 125; market
slow steady to weak: choice vealers, SIS SO
as. Sheep-Receipts. 500; market about
steady good and choice lambs, s6256
T.25: common and medium grade, S466:
GOOD and choice yearlings. s4G5; shorn
wethers. So DOWNWARD.
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EAST BUFFALO, June 10.-Hogs-On
sale. 2,600: active steady to strong: spots
5N20c higher on medium butchers GOOD TO
choice. l60-220 lbs. $3.50: 225-260 lbs
Ss.l5d3.s5; pigs and underweights S. 5o6
3.75- Cattle-Receipts 200; generally
steady: good yearling steers and heifers,
s6.l5; heshy grasserS. $3.50; plain light
weights. S4.35 cutter cows SlG2 Calves
Receipts. 775: vealers 6raggv; weak to
largely soc lower; bulk better lots $3.50;
few handyweight. 81: common and me-
dunn. s4G550. Sheep-Receipts J. 500:
lower: good to choice. $7.256775: closely
sorted Kentucky lambs. So; mixed offerings.
s7d7-l0: thrdwouts. S666.5o; yearlings 25c
lower; good yethers. s5.25; yearIing ewes
70 country, sS,7ss
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. June -Butter-Market,
steady extras 2094c: standards, 20ssc
receipts l2c Poultry-Market. steady;
heavy fowls. 120i3c; medium fowls. 1SG
lac Leghorn fowls. lodl2c; heavy broilers
l0G12c. old cocks. s610c; geese 7dsc
Potatoes-Ohio. New York. Pennsylvania
Sl.l5Gi20 per 100-lb sack; Maine Green
Mountain, Sl6i10; Mostly S105 per 100
ID. sack Idaho russets, sl.sS61,6o few
higher per io0-lb sack
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO June 10.-Eggs- Market,
steady: receipts, 1851 cases: extra flrsts.
1873 ais &c: frsts. l2l. G12s4c: current re-
ter-Market. steady receipts. i4.T6s tubs;
extras. 1694c: extra frsts l6Qlec: frsts.
l5@ l5isc; seconds. 12G14c: standards,
1890. Poultrv-Market weak: receipts.
80 trucks: fowls 11ia al 2c: Leghorns. 10c;
ducks. sIl1l2c; geese. SC; turkeys, 106l2c:
ROSTERS. SC: broilers. 146l9c: Leghorn
9isdl0c: young Americas. 10A G10i2c. Po-
tatoes-On track. 2lo: arrivals. "a: ship
ments, $50: market dull. firm: Wisconsin
Round Whites. IS a 90c; Idaho Russets. 81
a. is; Southern Bliss Triumphs, sl.259
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New York Liberty Bonds
Plumbing Permits

j. A. Wilson. s2s West Thirty-third
street. three fixtures.
R. V. Mikesell, S. Campbell. three fix
lures.
G. ". Dunes. l3a East Washington, one
AztHEes
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds. 10c; Leghorn hens. &c:
broilers. colored Springers, lbs. and up,
l6c;. IL to 2 lbs. 13c: bareback and part
ly feathered. lOc; leghorn and black Ia
lbs and up 1Sc: cocks and stays. 4c; leg
horn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white, full
fun Gathered and fat. Sc. Young and
old guineas. 15c. Eggs. No. current re-
ceipts, Sac. Duck eggs. sc. Loss of for
P9ts o. blood rings and mashed. Butter,
-l5c; These, prices, for healthy stock
free from feed. BY the Wadley Company
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June -Potatoes-Market
active: Southern. s150@3.5O barrel: Ber-
muda, S5.5066 barrel; Maine. sl.206l. IS
tatoes-Market, dull; JERSEY baskets, Csc
qSl.50; Southern baskets. 75Gs5c. Flour
Market. quiet; spring patents. $3.9504.30
barrel Pork-Msrket quiet: mess. SIPS
Lard-Market. firm: middle west spot. So .95
G4.05 per 100 lbs. Tallow-Market. quiet:
special to extra. .017s0 .02Is. Dressed
poultrv-Market, steady: turkeys. 11@3oc:
chickens. l4d27c: fowls. Sdl9c; Long
Island ducks, 12915c. Live poultry
Market. dull: geese, 7@12c; ducks. S616c;
fowls. 17c turkeys. l0@20c; boosters.
9dl2c; broilerS, 14Q27c: chicken pullets
23a 2sc. Cheese-Market. dull: state whole
milk fancy to special. 10000; young
America. li61134c.
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BE- United Press

CLEVELAND. June o.-Hogs-Reecipts.
800; holdover none; mostly 10d zoe higher;
15O-230 lbs. $3.50; 240-30O lbs, $500
$50; pigs, $3.50 for week. 2oG3Oc higher;
weeks top $500. Cattle-Receipts, $50:
market, dull, few sales steady; light steers
grade common to low medium. sos. so;
fat cows, $3@3.40; grain fed individual 81;
provement on steers. Calves-Receipts,
800: market, weak to soc lower; bulk
vealers, $3.50 down; top, ST. others down
soc higher; top, $3.50. Sheep-Receipts,
800; market steady to easier; medium to
good lambs. mixers, 81; toppy kind scarce,
sheep. steady, $3.50 down; Gull ewes, 81:
for week. lambs. 25G50c higher sheep,
steady; lambs. top SO.
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WHEAT SCARS
ON RECEIPT OF :
BULLISH NEWS
Crop Forecast for Year Is
Little Over Half That
of 1881.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 10.-The bullish
government crop report was suf-
hcient to Offset all other influences
on the Board of Trade today, and
while the market fluctuated errati-
cally at times it closed with good
part of the early gains held.
Strength in stocks gave the mar
ket support toward the last, run
ming prices up to around the best
figures of the day, but they we're
not held. The Canadian report
tempered enthusiasm and develop
ments at Washington, where two
agricultural bills involving deben-
lures or equalizing fees. were passed
by the senate also were effective in
checking rises. Corn was rather
slow. but firm with wheat Oats
and rye followed the major grains
closely.
Liverpool Closes OFF
At the close wheat was IL cents
higher, corn was y to Is cent high
err, oats y to 3. cent higher and
rye was q cent higher. Provisions
were higher with hogs and grains.
Liverpool weakened under the
bearish Canadian report and pres
sure from exporting countries,
reaching from its early high of 1Ss
cents up to close unchanged to Il
cent lower. There was no export
business reported. The trade was
completely bewildered by the gov
eminent report and its 411,00O. O0d
bushel estimate, a little more than
half the 1881 harvest. Cash prices
were unchanged. Receipts were q
cars.
Corn Trade Quiet
Corn was fractionally higher ak
the start. with wheat, but reacted
to around the previous close later.
showing unchanged to Is cent lower
at mid-session. Trading was quiet.
Cash prices we're Il cent higher.
Receipts were 26 cars.
Oats was up - thin fraction and
held Il cent to % cent higher at
mid-morning. The strength in
wheat and the fact that the ex~
tremely low prices operates against
selling supported the market in a
quiet session. Cash prices were un-
changed. Receipts were "a cars.
Rye held firm with wheat, a cent
to Is cent higher early, but trad
ing quoted after the early bulge.
Traders watched wheat for some
indication Of the trend