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PHONE 4500 THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1930. SIX-B aJTOUlZ WAY Markets, Financial and Business By Williams If 'iM W7: -C4EM biros aikit oor I I'M'l 7 iXu )Hem. Me from Tv-' looks, of Thiwgj CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE WHEAT RISES; NEW YORK STOCKS (By Tb Associated Prrse.) HOG MARKETS BECOME FIRM NEW YORK, Jun 7. (A. Closing 'ijilMifi'lii tjO'ej' AMD w.ATeO UW TVi WRW" AUt 8eOOMO Id! GOT AMorrtfcfA AMD IftlMrf HAAeouTAjoS.

(i quoiationa Advance Ruroely 16 WHEAT July September December CRHO July At. Chemical and Dyeing 305 PITNERYOlty Several Rises and Falls Recorded-Northwest Has Influence. Aim Chaynera 58 American Can 141 American Car 85 Tradina Quiet as Week September December American and Foreign Power 81 American Ice 3' OATS Nears End--Cattle Prices Steady. July September Tear ago. Thure.

Friday. Friday. Friday. Friday. Close Ciena Open Hun Low Cloea 1.08H 1.06 1.05 107H l.OSi 1.07 1.12H l.ODH 1.08'i l.Wi 1.0SH 1.09 I.

17V4 l.UVi 1.13 114 LIS 1-HV4 .821,4 .82 '4 .81 .81 .91 .62 'j .81 .81 .8214 .884 .75 .78 .78 .78 .44 .40 .40 .40 .40 .40 .43 Vi .40 .39 .40 .39 .40 .43 .43 .42 .43 .42 .43 .86 .62 .62 .62 .61 .62 .89 .66 .66 .67 .66 .67 .93 .72 .72 .72 .71 .72 II. 95 10.17 10.20 10.15 10.15 12.30 10.37 10.32 10.40 10.35 10.35 12.42 10.10 10.22 10.15 10.15 13 75 14 20 14.40 14.35 14.00 14.15 American International 42 American locomotive 57 American Power 101 American Roll Mill 64 American Smelting 69 American Pteel 42 American Suxar 0 American Sumatra Tobacco 13 American T. and 225 December RYE July September December LARD CHICAGO, June 7. Hog maiketi turned steady to strong Fridav as the weekend approached. CHICAGO, June 7.

UE Wheat closed a nervous session on tha board of trade Friday with slightly higher prices. The market was easily influenced, rising and falling several times. A good rally was American Tobacco American Woolen, pfd 37 American Zinc 10 Receipts v. ere about normal and demand was only apparent at one or two points. Trading was rather quiet at most places.

Chicago was staged at midday on the strength. Anaconda Copper bMi Armour 3 Asboc. Dry Goods 40 steady to weak after Thursday firmness. Top was $10.50 with bulk December BELLIES July September 160-270 pound weights, $10.25 to 320 pound weights at $10.15 and packing sows. $920 to Cleveland was steady to 5c higher Atchison 224 Auburn Auto 15" Aviation Corporation 6 Baldwin Locomotive 26Vj B.

and Ill Barnsdall 2'i Bendix Aviation 40 Bethlehem Steel 93 Borg Warner 37 Cal. and Hecla l'i Canada Dry 67 Canadian Pacltlo 199 Cerro De 53 LATE SELLING with piga up 25c. Pittsburgh was at Winnipeg and the failure of lains to fall in Canada and tha northwest but prices eased slightly from the best figures. Corn was unsettled most of the day and closed weak with oats uneven. At the close wheat was Vt to 9 higher, corn was 'A to 4c lower and oats was 4c lower to 4a higher.

Provisions were steady tr strong. Liverpool was a little firmer in the late trading and closed practi Curb Stocks Distinctly Heavy-Leaders Lose strong to 5c higher. East Buffalo was active with butcher hogs steady to strong. Of the 26,200, Chicago NEW YORK, June 7. LT) The DROPS STOCKS curb market turned distinctly heavy had 21.000; Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, 1,900.

C. and 210 6Si, Friday, with most of the recent fa 18 Chesapeake Corporation Chicago M. St. P. and Chicago M.

St. P. and pfd. vorites losing ground moderately. Sales again exceeded the million- Cattle markets steadied as the week drew to Its close.

The price drop early showed Friday in the 30 80 Chicago and N. W. Many Issues Record New share mark. cally at the top, 4 to higher. Buenos Aires developed weakness and just before midday was light receipts, even for a Friday, at Electric Bond and Share and United Light were each Chicago R.

I. and 112 Chrysler Motor 34 Colorado Fuel and Iron S5i, Columbia Citia 78 Columbia Craphophone 22 several points. Chicago steers Lows--Movement Causes Trade to Increase. were unevenly steady to 25c lower, pounded down 2 points, and Amer light yearlings steady, fat cows Columbia Carbon 146 ican Gas Electric lost 4. Among lower, export demand was limited to small amounts of Manitobas and Durums.

Cash prices were unchanged. Receipts were 22 cars. Corn declined at the start on re weak to 25c lower and bulls and the high-priced lightly traded is sues, Commonwealth Edison lost 9. NEW YORK, June 7. ClE) A Niagara Hudson and Middle West ports of 125,000 bushels booked to lost about 1 point.

last hour selling movement struck arrive overnight, the good rains. Consol Gas 16 Continental Bak 27 Continental Can 63 Corn Products 104 Crucible Steel 77 Curt-Wright 8 Delaware and Hudson 171 Du Pont 125 Eastman Kodak 2M Klectrlc Auto Lite 87 Erie R. 42 vealers steady. Cleveland steers and heifers were around 25c under Monday and cows and bulls were draggy at the week's 50c to 75c decline. Pittsburgh was steady.

East Ruffalo was steady. Totals were 2,800 as follows: Chicago, 2.500; Oils were not active, but th In over the central belt and the weak- the stock market Friday and prices easily gave ground, many Issues dian Territory issues sagged to new Two Liberty Issues r-t 1 XT TT- 1 lows. Cities Service sold off fractionally in active trading, closing dipping to new lows. Keacn rsew mans United States Steel made a new at 31s, about 5 points above the Cleveland 150; Pittsburgh, 25; East Buffalo, 125. associate in arts will be awarded 23 graduates.

Dr. Arie Vanderhorst, presidentelect of Lincoln college who for several months has been directing plans for the coming year at Lincoln college, will also speak on the future of the institution. A bachelor of arts degree will 23 Lincoln College Graduates to Get Diplomas Monday (Special to The Pantagraph.) LINCOLN, June 7. E. C.

Fisher, First National Store 58 Fox Film ness in wheat Support was however and part of the loss vi regained, the market being in St larger fractions off at mid-session, Cash prices were unchanged to 4a' higher. Receipts were 131 cars. Oats ea-sed in the minor fractions at the start following the major year's low. Such issues as Cosden, General American Tank 101 General Asphalt ft7 low on the movement to around 167 and leaders followed. More speculative shares were hammered down 5 to 6 points or more.

General Cigar on1. Weakness still dominated sheep markets Friday, though several markets showed signs of a recovery from the persistent declines of the week. Receipts were moderate but General Electrlo 79 Humble and Vacuum lost a point or two. In the mines, Hecla sagged more than a point to 10i, a new low. Among the high-priced lightly General Motor 48 For a few minutes trading vol NEW YORK, June 7.

(.11 Two Liberty bond Issues went into new high ground for the year on Friday's trading the listed bond market. Their rise was about the only feature of the day, in which the trading was brisk only at the start and close. Liberty 4'is, of both the first ume picked up. Near the close, thej5" s'ety fftiold Put 43 online sauicicu tnuuic i. uiii nwu traded Issues, Commonwealth Edi Goodrich.

B. 3(V; uul me uniavoraoie newt fiom Illinois on the new crop offset the weakness In wheat and com were almost steady at mid-morning. Cash prices were 4c higher. Re. ccipts were 33 cars.

demand was again poor. Chicago was steady to strong with strictly sorted lambs, yearling3 were scarce and fat ewes were weak to superintendent of city schools awarded Frederick Stroud of Peoria, will deliver the address atjTaylorville. Graduate are Henry Aper, Harts- the sixty-fourth annual commence-L. Mplvjn Baker pau, ment of Lincoln college at 10:30 Ugnes Cameron, Henry Dehner, Monday at the First Presby- George Gants. Virginia Gants, Grace terian church when diplomas ofiGehlbach, Virginia Lancaster, i Nailem Merry, Coursey Pittman, and fourth issues, erased the for son lost 9.

Niagara Hudson and Middle West lost about 1 point. Deere was a weak feature of the industrials, dropping about 6 points. Cord automobile holding company interested in Auburn and lower at $4.50 down. Cleveland mer 1930 high mark for the year, and the continuance of the good lambs were scarce, yearlings were unevenly 25c to 50c lower and sheep continued weak. Pittsburgh was the tape fell behind eight minutes, the latest it has been for several weeks.

Before the last minute selling movement, various attempts had been made to rally the market, but none succeeded. Traders then became discouraged and dumped their holdings for what they would bring. Columbia Graphophone felt pressure of an organized bear raid and 'Mildred Rhoads, of Lincoln; CASH GRAIN NEWS Goodyear T. and S3 Oreat Northern 88 Hartman lioudallle Herahey 15 Houston Oil 108 1 Hudson Motor 4 IS Hupp Motor 18 Illinois Central 127 Independent O. and 24 Indian Refining 1 International Harvester International Nick Can 30Vj International Tel and Tel l-4 J.

Manvllle 104 Kennecott Copper 4(1 Kresne 31 ainea companies, Bagged about a demand for United States governments enhanced the price of nearly all of them. The domestic section maintained steady. East Buffalo was slow point to 814, a new low for the vear Such recent firm spots as Cuneo with fat lambs weak to 25c lower than Thursday and aged stock 50c the firm trend but suffered from fress and Todd Shipyards sagged dullness most of the day. TKORIA GRAIN. PKORIA, June rnrs unchanged to sc higher: No yellow.

no. a under Monday. Chicago, 12.000; with the rest of the list. Mapes New reports concerning the long; Cleveland. Howard Dagley, Atlanta; Mary Depue, Easton; Thelma Dooley, Litchfield; Clarence Garrison, Oakland; Franklin (Gould, Warsaw; Evelyn Kennerly, Taylorvllle; Reuben E.

Lundherg, Princeton; Paul Matlock, Emden; Bessie Paisley, Donnelson; Edward Schneider, Hopedale, and Harold J. Vascon-celles, Williamsville. 800; Pittsburgh, 800 consolidated, nowever, rose about a point further into new high ground. awaited German annuity issue, the East Buffalo, 800; total, 15,400. 87 No.

yellow. 76c: No. 1 Loew's Inc Loose Wiles Biscuit crumpled 5V points to a new low for the year at 21. Among other issues to make new 1930 lows were United States Industrial Alcohol at No. 6 mixed.

77c; sample grade. 70S 75c. OatsUnchanaed: Nn. a nrsc piece ol rinanclng- under the Young plan, caused no commotion in the foreign bond section. Trad Ludium Steel 32 Mack Tr 71 2L00MINGT0N LIVESTOCK 3 White, 38S a3l)Sc CHICAGO CASH SALES Marmon Motor 18 ing was in a wide list of Issues, with most bonds closing higher.

81, off 64: American Rolling Mill 64 i off 3, and American Radiator 30, off 14. Erie made a new CHICAGO, June 7. LD Wheat No. red, $1.09 Vi; No. 2 yellow Seeds Suitable for Late or Replanting If cut worms, wire or wtb worms have taken your corn, fill In with some of the following seeds.

Funk's 90 Day Yellow Dent Corn, Funk's 90 Day White, Funk's Soy Bean Hay Mixture, Ito San (Extra Early) Manchu, mini, A. K. Ebony and Wilson Soy Beans, Genuine Holland Grown Broad Leaf Essex Rape, Millet (for hay purposes). FunkBros.Seed Co. Worker Loses Eye (Special to The Fantairapta.) MINONK, June 7.

John Barry, (Friday's Quotations.) HOGS Receipts, 300; 180 to 200 pounds, $10.15 200 to 230 pounds. st. lous res. ST LOUIS, June 7 wheal opened lower and closed Sc higher, and sptemler wheat opened low and closed nigher whll corn opened and closed lower on the merchants exchange Friday. Red winter wheat eteady.

limited: hard low for the year at 424, off 4 In the railroad group, while Seaboard Leroy High School May Dept. Store 50 4 Maytag 1 Mex Sea Bd. Oil 2fi't M. K. and 4ft Missouri Pacific 81 Montgomery Ward 44 Nash Motor 40 National Air 23 National Biscuit SIS narrj, J1.U4; No.

2 northern spring, $1.02 1.03 Vi. Airline equaled its low at 8. 230 to 260 pounds, a member of the Streator firm which has the contract for gravel to Hold Banquet Auburn Auto broke 84 point to 260 to 300 pounds, 300 pounds Corn No. 2 mixed, 81c; No. 3 148, a new year low.

mixed, 81c; No. 4 mixed. 80c: No. (Special to The Pantairanh.l and UP. 19.80; 1W to 180 pounds ing the roads of Mlnonk township, National Cash Reg "I1.

5 mixed, 77c; No. 1 yellow, lost his right eye Wednesday after LEROY, June closing of $1010; 140 to 160 Poumls. 9-75: 140 w-neat steady, fair. July wheat opened So lower closed higher. September opened St lower, closed higher.

Re-ceipis, 43 cars. Corn steady to He higher, good. July corn opened jc lower, closed lower. Seplember opened Sc lower, closed 82Hc; No. 2 yellow, No.

noon, the first day of work on the he Leroy schools will be rllmHxerl jjuuiiiia aim nun it, j.uu, bows, National Dairy Prod SHU National Power New York Central 171 New York New Haven lio't Norfolk and West 238 4 and down; stags, $8.50 and down, 3 yellow, 81'iJ82c; No. 4 yellow, CALVES and LAMBS bought on 77'n sic; No. 5 yellow, 80fi 80'ic; No. 6 yellow, 79c; No. 1 white, 80ic; Mondays and Tuesdays only.

job here. He was at the pit where Friday night with the nineteenth they unload gravel when the chain 'annual banquet to be held In the of the conveyor broke In two andjhigh school building. This year one end struck his eye and de-i marks the fiftieth anniversary of stroyed it. He was taken to thejthe third class graduating from this lower. Receipts 42 cars.

Oata Steady to ic lower, fair Other shares selling at relatively high prices were hard hit. Columbian Carbon broke 54 points, Eastman Kodak, 5 Air Reduction, 5V, Vanadium, American Can, 44; J. Case, 5, and Westing-house, 4. United Stores, which is to absorb United Cigar Stores soon, was the only really strong spot on the board. The issue rose more than No.

2 white, 84'B84c; sample ccipts, 13 cars. grade, 60'i(74c. LIVESTOCK Oats No. 2 white, 4l7j41Vic: No. Streator hospital.

institution, and a program has been ST. LOUS ASH GRAIN. ST. LOUIS, June 7 (A )-Caah: Wheat No. 2 red winter, 11.12; No.

3 white, 40ff40ic; sample grade, 37Vfi38c. North American 120 4 Northern Pacific 80 4 Otis Steel 30 Pacific G. and Pacific Light 89 Packard Motor 1 Pan American Petrol AOS Packard Motor IAS Pan American AOS Param Puhllx AS Penn R. 75 Phillips Petrol 37 Public Service Pullman 73 Purity Baking 70S Radio Corp. of America 47 o.Ta.

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. CHICAGO. June 7. (A. Official estimated receipts for Saturday: a point to a new high for the year Corn-No.

2 yellow, No. 3 white, i'lM'it. -i Krt arranged in honor of the members. Mrs. Rose West Dooley, a member of the class of 1880, will entertain the members of this class at a reunion dinner Saturday night and in the afternoon will keep open house.

8A near 15. 1 white, 2ri 4S He- No. a Oata No. mixed, 42tc. Amusements went down with the remainder of the list, Warner Bro Rye No sales.

Barley 51 'a 58c. Timothy seed $7.008.50. Clover seed $9.50 17.00. BVTTFR. Butter Receipts, 16,749, weak, creamery-extras, 3Vic; standards CATTLE 1.000 6 OOO SHKKP 3.000 EORIA LIVESTOCK.

PEOKIA, June 7. (A P. (United CHICAGO CAR LOTS. thers dipping more than 3 points. Receipts Thurs.

tract, Radio Keith Oro 39 Remington 33siWht States Department of Agriculture.) HOGS Receipts. I.5o0; strong; top, 110.23; bulk 21 14 CHICAGO STOCKS F.st. 22 Ml 33 Reo Motor 11 Corn Your Rights on Cities Service Expire June 16th Po not overlook the Talunble privileges these rights offer. Our of-fir Is always ready and willing to help you work out your financial problems. Roscoe Rockwood Co.

INVESTMENT BROKERS 216 W.Jefferson I'lioH) 41. Member Ihirago Hoard of Trade. 4 107 33 131 3A 125 3A I Oats 31 Vic; extra firsts, 29 'ifi 30c; firsts, 28'a28Hc; seconds, 26'a27c. KGGS. Eggs Receipts, 26,622, steady; prices unchanged.

Republic Iron 64 Reynolda Tobacco 52 Richfield Oil 21 'i sales, 10 00 -110 20. CATTLE-Receipts, 150. EAST ST. I.Ol IS LIVESTOCK Reunion at Danvers to Be Held June 13 (Special to The Pantajraph.) DANVERS, June 7. The Danvers High School Alumni association will hold its eleventh annual reunion June 13 at the high school June 7.

(A. Closing OMAII4, CARS. CHICAdO, nuotatlons: EAST ST. LOLIS. June 7.

(A. Wheat Corn St. San Fran Ry log Sears Roebuck 83 Shell Union Oil sou Allied Motors. Ind 13 Allied Products tl'mted States Department of Agricul TOVLTRY. tural i HOGS Recemts.

11.500: mod Year ago. 7a 3a r.a 21 a 7 1 10 (A 5 A 2a American Radio Associated Apparel Asso. Tel. Utility erateiy active: steady to strong: butchers. Poultry Alive, trucks, steady; medium to choice 250 to 3-0 pounds.

19 90 fowls 21c broilers 201 23c" Simmona 34 0avi Sinclair Oil 27 sy Oil 34 I Wheat South Calif. F.dison A4 I Southern Pacific 118SlCcrn gymnasium. Attorney Walter A Beatrice Creamery i 10 to 2 Ml pounds. 1010ul0 45: 2 38 tk 25 40 3AH 25S springs, 30c; roosters, 13 4 14c; Hendix Aviation Yoder of the class of 1915 will act as toastmaster. lttO to 200 bounds, $10 10 10 45; 1.10 to pounds, iw.yo-o in 4ii: packing sows.

turkeys, 20c; spring ducks, 164 ii Horg Warner Oata South Por Rico sugar South Rati Butler Brue 174c; spring geese, 20c. A A tit on -is 411. pigs, medium to cnoice, vu to Fred A. Kraus Is president of the i9 association and Miss Viola Nafziger CATTI K-Keceipts, l.onn; calves: Re- Standard Brands 21S IU5S 23 lltl, central and W. Utility Chicago Corporation POTATOES.

Potatoes Receipts, 58 new, 4 old, Wheat Corn secretary. Miss Ada V. Willeiton vealers steady; other classes 21 47 .24 KANSAS cm C4RS. 48 .85 7 NT. LOt IS CARS.

2 AT .17 PKORIA CARS. 71 a MINNEAPOLIS CARS. .151 1)1 LI TH CARS. .70 WI.NMPKG CARS. 814 7AN is chairman of the entertainments '1' n.MuA.

.1 steers, gnod and choice, to 1 5oi 14 28 31 2HAS IKS 54 IAS on track 92 new, 18 old; total United Stateg shipments, old Standard (las and Kl standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of N. J. Standard Oil of N. Y.

Studebaker Corporation Texas Pacific Land Timken Roll Bear JCBt.rHVlKinS ClOSe tlWutCl'K. 1 1, tn 1100 35 35 l. I Monday with a laige attendance Chicago- Jfellow Cab cities Service Commonwealth F.dison Continental-Chicago Klectrlc Household Poote Proa. Oear Gerlach-Harklow (lodchaux Sugars (Ireat Lakes Aircraft stock steady, very light trading; pounds. Jill 75a 1.1.25; 50 to l.loo pounds.

Corn Oata 24 70 Wisconsin sacked round whites, M0. 50 -i 1.1 00; common and medium, 17.50'r 11 00; fed yearlings. gcwl JAMES E. BEPjNETT CO. Members lork, hlraie, M.

Inla (Mnfsi r.iehangea. hlraia Hoard of Trade and All Principal Markets. r.RU.N STOCKS BONUS M'OAB tOTTON (IIU AOO, S3 Booth iJlM.lle. I Beaver 81., StW IORE l'rvte wires to all markets eonnectlng with Rosfoe RorUwood West Jtflerson Street Phone 44 Blnomlnalofi, III. ample ropy Bennett's News mm storks and commodities sent aa request.

new stock, barely choice, 7M to 0.10 pounds. 410 Thieves Steal New Tire steady, easier undertone, trading 13. (Ml; heifers, good and choice. 850 pounds Wheat 1:1 Tobacco Products 5 Union Carbide 81 Union Paciiir 224 United Air Clt 7os United Carbon A3 United Cigar Orlgsbv-Orunnw down, 00; common and medium. AS 4, 23 32 from tar-Leave Uld Une Cos.

good and 7mi-. HoudalUe-Hershey A Inland Utilities, Inc Wheat 14S -i; common ana mvnium, ri i.nu, fair; gouthern sacked Bliss Triumphs mostly $3.90 4.00; few, 20; ordinary, No. 2. 2.50; North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers, $6.00. Instill I'til.

Invest low cutter snrl cuttrr. $3 bull. I nit Corporation 42s it! and rhout bff, f7.2.Vr 50: rut Iron Fireman Jefferson Klectrlc Wheat (Hpeclal im The Pantagraph.) MINONK, June 7 Thieves in Mi-nonk are becoming discriminating Wednesday night George P. Hln. tr to mMium, 5 5t 7 50; vnlfr (milk ftrt nM rhulr.

SI t. 25 i 1175; ilium. $7.75 -I 10 25: cull and common, SI Oi dert left his car in the alley at hlsl 7-7ft: etorker and feeder steers good and itLOOMINGTON GRAIN FINANCIAL United State Ind. Alcohol 82 United Slatee Pipe 34 United Slates Rul.ner 28 United Statee Steel 17 1 til Power 3g Vanadium Corp nil', Wabash R. Walworth yt Warner Pictures gi Western Union Tel jbi Air 41 home.

At 2:30 a. Thursday etgnt. 2.v iu.dm; common i. medium. Ml a 25.

2 43 5 14S 1A 25 2S 32 28 351. 13 5U 45'-. Kellogg Switchboard Kevstone steel and Wire Mhby McNeill Lion Oil Refining Meadowe Mfg. Midwest Utility Midland United Missourl-Ksnrss Pipeline Mohawk Itul. i.er Morgan Llthogiapb Muncie Oear A imB.

Aiuiur SHKKP- Receipts. 2.IKK1; nothing done awakened by a noise In the nllev LIBERTY BONDS. He arose and went out to Investi Based on the rinse of the market Frl. dav. elevatora were paying about the following prices: -WHEAT earlv Indications sternly on fat lambs; btrldlng ftoe lower on throwout lambs and heep; lambs, (rood and choice, ik2 pounds til Olt ma.lltin.

NK.W VOKK, June 7 1A Liberty gate, just In time to see some men bonds vi est 172 SI aramper away. Investljjat iun and common witM. ewe. Mi s-overiuna 714 wim a new lire nad been taken- lf cnoice, poun.t. nowni.

I from the Hinder! car an, I th. 4 71; cull and common, II vi .1 3 T5 from the Hindcrt car and the bolts IVi -lino 15. Klrsl Kourth 4Ve-lo2 1. Treasury 4 Ve-1 12 30. Treasury 3 a tina 1.

National Keput.llc Inv National hec. Inv. Co. National standard 71 .73 7i 71 hHd been unloosened on the thrro M. a red or hard corn-no a yellow N.i.

a white No 3 yellow No. a white -OATS No. 3 white No 3 white (new) National 1 m.m Kadio North Amer. Light and Power other wheels. The spare tire, which 11''.

37 ,4 72 13S 2118 I1A Ml-O-Matir was an old one. had not ho.n noolwi.rtn A3 Yellow Tr j.v. Pah denotes no tradlnir. Tot.il revised riik Thursday 2 8.VI. Week ago Holiday.

Year ago 3 072. 300. Two years ago 3.152 300 Jan. 1 to date Ati, 130. Year ago 481,087 500.

Two years ago 378, Ui. 300. KXNSAS ITY LIVESTOCK. KANSAS CITV. June (A I (Tilted Htstee department of Agriculture IHMIH-Hece'pts.

7 (mmi; 1 VK) direct; market mostly stead with Tuesday's erntte: tnp. $10 2u on choice 190 to 2.IO .34 .34 touched. An hour before a tire had been taken from the Cllff.ird Tyson Pnlymet Mlg Public Service Quaker Uats Havlheon Mfg FOREIGN KX( IIANGES. NEW YOHK. June 7 (A Foreign eacnanges irregular- demand: (treat Britain, 14 11H.

France demand, 3S2'C. Italy. 5 2.lc. Belgium, 1.1 V. pnurii; but.

hers, medium to choice 2.o ear, wnicn naa Deen left in the street. In this case, also, the best to pounds, 1170.110 15; 200 to 2.M ST. LOl'IS MUIDCCE. 8T. LOUIS, June 7 (AP.) EOClB-e Unchanged; Missouri No.

1, 18SC. RITTKR Unchanged: creamery extras. 34c slsnria.a a Standard Dredge 21 '4 Super Maid Corp Swift and Co 3ii tire was taken and th pounds. In Mm 10 20; ih to 200 pounds I. 110 20; 130 to loll pounds, 19 259 was spurned.

10 10. nil vnrporatioa II. R. npsum 444 wi, ui.ie, seconds. CATTt.K Receipts.

1.000: calves: Re New York Curb atC. 1 CHKK8E Utility lnd. Corp 17 northern twine. le VYextark hadto 12W Stone-" Tax Share $23,660 (Hpcclal ts The Pantagraph.) ceipts. 300; a few plain quality fed steers around steady; weaker undertone on less drMrsole kinds; a load of good light heifers, IB 50; fed 'vearllnirs.

good and choice. Zm In notinris. S. 1 in no betters Yates Machine Zenith Hadio lit. NKW YORK.

Juna t.4A Oermany, 23 4S4e. Holland. 40 luc. Norway, a74ViC Sweden, as 82c. Henmark.

2 74e. Swltserland. U.MHC. Hpain. 12 oS4r (Ireece, 12BSC Austria.

14 toe. T.ikvo, 4.37c. Montreal, luo.OOe. CALL MOXKV. turkeys unchanged.

24c 1 quotations LINCOLN, June 7. Logan roun- Jsprlng geese, 18c; spring ducks, 18c. tiaeh denotes no trading. Total stock sales 2g.7oO. Total bond Aluminum Company Arkanaaa Oaa tyt snare or the states distributive and choice avi don.

MT.Vi sehool fund amounted to $23 66013 11 common and medium. noou5o, mu i S'od and choice. l7 2V-i25; Assoc. O. and FEEBSTUr MARKET.

mn oiurr tor inemon medi.im. no hw culler IMue Ridge Cent. Public Service (A Cltlee Service rtemand tor (eeristuffs continued slow n.n.Min, nss orrn receivea OV K. II land cutter. 4 0n.nO: vealers.

milk fed Classified Advertising Nr.W YOHK, June 7. A. Call during the week ending June 4 and prices I. iikenhlll, county superintendent choice $400,11200: cull and Forest continued dnwnwerd. according to the ker and feeder arhnnla Thl.

I. I. 15 OO I 00 1 11 41 38 3IS 4S 33 17 148 331. 20 83 weekly teed market review of the Unltetl money steady, 1 percent all day. Time loans steady; 30 to AO days, 1 per.

rent: SO to an days, Sal's percent; 4 grewl ami chulce, tliOO; eull and statee bureau of agricultural econnmtre i.tnmiin, 45 0o g-joo; et.H-ker and feeder Klectric B. and Kokker Ford Motor Ltd (lull Oil ura iiiiin wnm nan Deen atko.l for Irfigan'a share. improved pastures were curtailing inquiry tce-s. g.Mxl and chulce all weishts, 10 months, percent; is I monins JVlHi percent. in many areas.

However, with prices at 117; mmmon and medium, I7 25ylooo their present low levels the trade were HIIKKP Krcelpts, 4.000; lmla steady rhe Dally Paolagrap a rnernber rhe Aseoriatluai at Aewepapee I laasillrd Advertising Manager wblrft has fnt lie aim the elimination el 1 fmadiilrnl nnd misleading advertising, Ihe Pantagravk will appreciate having lis altcntiiM ca.led lo any nd nun ranformins in the blgheai eUadardt Prime commercial paper, percein, bankers acceptanrea unchanged. awaiting opportunities to rover their sum to strong; sheep weak; practical top ha LOOM IN(i TON I'OIXTRV. (Sattirday'a guntatlons 1 Prices to he paid Saturday are: mer requirements. Wheat feed prices were Ind and Terr III. oil (A) Niagara.

Hudson (New! Standard Oil of Indians Vacuum Walgreen Dash denotes no trading. lve lamtis. 912 00; Ismhs. g.vid and choice i P'lunds down. 11125112 15: medium.

BAB 8ILVF.IL I1 HKiiHlly devoid of nns when It finally comes to reit Hut. a j.iil will this ymi notl not feel like It I Van Winklo when you re turn home. You ran ki'cp up with the news of htnc folks and happening If you let Tha rintncraph follow you on your Merely notify the circula tlon dek of your temporary cluing of address. I'hona 45H) or write clrcu latlon department. to 12 00 lower than a week ago at eastern and central western markets but YORK.

June 7. (A l. Bar I i ill25. cull and common, gsoo'il New aonesly. the situation aa relatively stronger in silver, 35S.

iui.i; rv.es meotum to cnoice lao pounds down. 41 73 3 5 25. liie Inter-mountain and Pacific coast states Liability ef Ihe COTTON. Chicago quotations for feede. bagged and paper tec aat STOCK MARKET AVERAGES ia publisher ueTneKe-T la any tdvertise.

1 ntet el anar ee. error. 1 errwr error. in car lots, follow: Bran, (23 80 a ton ntenl le limited (Copyright. I.W.

Standard a-atistics Co Hens and pullets, straight run Hens and pullets, leghorn and medl terranean Brrllere. colored. H4, to lbs Broilers, colored, over 1 Ihe Broneri, leghorn and mediterranean I1 to 1 Ihe. Broilers, legnuro sod medlterrmaeaa over 2 ll middlings or brows shorts. 124 25: flour nttw YORK.

June T. (A Cotton lutures opened steady; July, g7; Oct 14 Dec 4 72; 414 73- ne eupied eucn middlings or gray shorts. 127 00; linseed '-ernes not the unit el the ndvent. a.W YOHK. June I- 50 ao 30 to Ind s.

'a. Ut'e. Comb IMIIANArOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Juna 7.

(A I (I nited S'stea Department of Agriculture "IS He, eipts. 7.0O0; hol-lovere. atkl. rniMtiv steady; bulk, lao to 250 pounds. meal, 34 percent, $4A cottonseed meal 114 38; 114 44, eee which clearly Sreeen Ihe value ag lit advmieemenl trtu mm rectified my rrpaatlratlsst wlthssal si tea sa The NEWS From Home 9if na aisy.

ll 75. .14 .30 .24 .15 .30 .0 .10 .0 .07 41 penent protein, 840 25; No. alfalfa meal. I-' oo; gluten feed, 331.18; white rnuar 117 128 0 2-. lass Ihursday 184 8 128 A 2A4 I ls 1 ottoa futures eloeed steady.

13 (a In I hominy feed, 128 00. L. Ihe Daily pantagrmpk will kw re- point lower; July, 115 75: Ill 50 Week aga lull 270 3 IV4 5 itisn. small lot or two, io no; 250 to iK.un.is, 110 25 1110 35: lio to lao lio irds. mi Oft lo 4ll; Iiki to 130 pounds, packing sows, ltVl.HU.

gis 814 58: new contracts 31 304 14.31: 814 32. Year ago 3113 1.15 8 235 3 il 7 Two years ago 123 I 152 1 153 1 Three years ago NEW YORK PBOniCF. NKW YORK, June 7 (A I KOOS is .11 a ivja; aiarcn, I14 47 014 4U; May a i i i.r. nei-eipts, 7110; calves- rte- Cocks and stags, colored Uocks and stags, leghorn and med. Ducks.

K. r. Pucks, r. r. Indian Runner Pucks, r.

r. Muscovy (lease, r. r. large cieese. Noan-Afrlran r.su egga, not culled over, subject (weekly avs.) na lies 1110 lis 1 Receipts, 24,781 steady; mixed colors tin- ceipts, VimI; steady: few steers, SO 5011 lie ne.

spot Quiet: middling, 115 85. efNHisikt for enly Ihe tint la correct Inerruati ef aa adveetieeroeal. Minlmnra Ceuut ,.7. 3 line Mlnieimm Charg 3 ra-nl Everything connts laclodlng-ao- an, addreee. I -wet eraede tar "luiad" aav dree.

replle i "11114" Bd ear Paste tagrapk. all a analUS feat a f-aw-eeine High 1V30 1418 281 3 305 8 tnange.t Mian, common kilters down to 17 00; cows Low 1V.IO 1AD 127 0 307 18 most IV. lit Mi oo. few, IS 50; some helf Sin? BatUt antaerailj Tell Your Carrier Phone 4500 or Write Circulation IKpt. ere (hi oil; low rotters and cutters.

Bi TTKR Receipts, Irregular. CIIKMK Kerelple. 11 832: steady. POULTRY Dressed. Irregular; chirk ene.

fresh, 27n.iae; frnsen, JJijac, 14 75 i mi: vealers eteadv. 12 Ikl, down coFrr.r. HT.W YortK. June (A 1 Coffee Snot eteadv; Rio. l-lr, ftantna, l.tse; Total stork sales, 3.154 880 shares.

Total bond sales (par valusl M.151,000 mTnnk.Ai'oi.is ri.01 il HI1KM' Receipts, l.2"0; steady; good and choice la.m... IUiktull5o. eommon I e- ei I. TOI.HM) MF.F.n. POULTRY- Live, Irregular; broilers Toi.rno.

Juna 7. (A Clover euiy, ti n. opt 1 7 7J; Santo ouiet: Jul. 111 ii- Sent mci capital used counts aj on MINNKAPOI.IS. June 1 I A IHOUT and medium, IS 00 a II) 00, let twee, 4 U( it 5 W.

express, IS 1 tic; fowls by eeprees, 3011 2c, roosters by sxpreea, 1J Jlte. eed lain dunestie. new, go, asked. itnehanied. hipmenta, I (Continued on eit Psge.f.

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