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12 IT. VMS GO USE: PRICES COilTlilUED.TO GO DPI CVEM BUYING BY SHORTS FAILED TO HOLD STOCKS UP. THE WHOLE UST VEAKENED NEW TOKK, July 12 Hlgber peteea foe AmrtrtM In I.ondoa had no enact on the opening stock market here. eylvsila tha only prominent stock to make sny reeponse, with a rise of Va llwn liaison and Ooeral Uwtrto were gp lam fractions. IM moat eotw ptcu4W of the prevailing declines worn rl riern FaciAo Z.

Keadir.g end An nda about a point, end tomeiuns; and Ci(ii'll'ltl Gas 'Iritdtn wlo ware short of the iMflirt arid had begun to eor on tbe opening clIr.e deeiate.1 when they saw their tmy Ing was not baring much effwct. and agaio sold tba I lt. Kress ir gainst tha metsl slocks. JUJl torka. Heading and HC Paul was especially severe, and eommunlrtKi Itself moderately to tbe general market.

A feeble rally followed after prtcae tuad been forced down affectively, but the market rolspsed to a at Ml krwer level afterward. New York Alrbrske dropped 11. Grcst Northern preferred 4. Northern rifle H. Anaconda 2.

B. Louis South em preferred IV St. Paul IV No Tork Central and Anulfimatel Copper IS. ToT ledo. Ht.

lu A Western prfrrl an 1 Colorado Kuel IV Umeltin a ad Hallway Mtel Spring 14 aad Missouri Kaclflc. Rock J. land preferred. I'nlted aee Btl ferred. lie public te and United tal Rubber about a point.

Virginia Carolina Chemical prefer red Improved IV Cam Out Fraely. lock cam. o.it f'Jn. clinlng scale. rtlU nlT VVieent oi pose the decline.

Losses In Northern preferred ran to Northern Parine. Colorado utuern aand preferred and Lnlted fetetes UuUr. J. lit I'huI. Heading, Amalgamated Copper.

Republic rlfl lneumatie fcerVb MetropoUtaa Jtreet Railway and Central leather, ti IMiurtm Vmtrml.1. and Norfolk tVsetro, IV Rutterlck eoU at a decline 7V Active awek generally. Including many low priced Industrials, wara down a point or more. Billing pressure relsied and dt d.iHe business there was a ainail raUy. lnnd wera waak Whila tliera waa no raaiimptlon of artlra aellln prraeura, tha atandard atorka mao arerr eJr any reooery and aetreral tf toa actlra ao'ka continued to down.

Pacific roeat loet I'nlted Xeallr 2. Norfolk Weetern. lirw.hiyn Transit and Jtepubllo Bieal praferrad unio BM't ve aa preferred IK and Miaaourl paHflc 1H At 1 aolock tha wholo market had MknJ acain ana muo nnuu oft IV Hid Whol Lilt Tumbling. Tna tear attarka wara wall reanlxad, mIIih nn tocka whoaa Influaiire waa widespread tliry BHKKt nai ma wnow Vkiiat ralllea lhara trrra wata nuMiUy dua to tha wlllinn of tha baara to taka profile, at opportuna Unaa. Tbla buyln caiaeed a reoverr of I to JS from tha loweat In 1'nlon Paclflp, Ht.

Paul. Iteeul lua. Hmeltlna, A ma amiel opper and folor'l( rui, I in Nortliarn l'a Mlo and in Oraat Northarn eraf'rrad. Tha rallies wara riot wall held. Tha atrarna afternoon dat llnee ran to points In Oret Nortliem preferred, In Anaconda.

4 Amalgamated foppar, I in Uelawara llndeon. In Consolidated tlaa. In Vnion I'aoinc. Naw York. Cnlcaao bu uis.

in IS In Amarlcan Car, 1 In Allanllo Coast Una and 1 In Atrdlk.n lialtlmora Onto, Itilavllle Ik Neelivllla. I'ennavl vanla, floutharn Iav inr. Southern Hallway and United Statea KOel. Clot was Fsvtrlsh. Amtlnutel Cirpe driven down 4 itiia and tha li fell tiex about tha lowrat aaln.

Nort weatern loat t. and Krla preferred and to oinotl IdHiin shorts aaln rxmichl la oosr, but Uie rally tra.ling 'lenneaeee 'oal and AmtrKtB wera r.rried almut J1 over laat nitir Th al lln preaeura waa mt renewed! and lie recovery waa reeuined a nd reached from 1 ti I points In Icadinif artlva stocks and to 3' In Oraat Northam praferrrd an. I I In Northern I'm Uln. Thera waa a freelt a(lack In the final riealin and tha cloea waa rather feverll at ta rally. 1 1 aierer e.lr a ire.

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rr cml: laat l.iv Ja vloeliie" bid. I pea at fee cent. TUbs luaas atrocaT; MS It VSa Jia iia1 jut Il can. iis wu e4V Cbl. eo O.

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Itr S.r".Jj JSa KW.nl Texas Pacific. ik. So II fsty days. eitM per atnety awra. eH V4 aer Mai etx BvettlM.

aer emt. Prtnvt enerrsutttka paper. fcdSH per cat fclte er; sterbns: earbanare easy. ara extaal kwet aeea la eaaJtera' at ea4.eV04M.ae for de mand, a ad at en.a oe'1 at (ur eixry day eill jH etad ratea. sKt aad e4.

Ceawnerelal Mna Har aliver. 4iVe. knlru doilara. Vr UiNUJN, Jotr IX Xoier. wl a ttar aU.er arm.

V4 oer aanw. The rate of 4arawl la tba vn market far abort bttie Is a 1'la aer ewart. The rata tawmt la tna am auarkea for tares saoatae Uila a fAMXf. JaJy II 7Vaats; Tares per eeast. reacae.

fraara ceatlaaes tita wmwM. EacSanse sat XtmAun, it fiaaa la cestltsea for aaecaa. U. S. Bonds in New York.

fy A. W. TaiaiiatiaTs HlmJ Jsty li KL Aaat. 134 1' wr.a let va irs is us 117H 9 aae ea e4 ae aanall as. res tarterad.

Ia7 ea rearleterad. 13 Idaxrlct ec CMaaabta Palllye4abe ee Chicago Stoeka. fBy A W. Tbom eon's Wire I July IX I Opea.Htirh. Low.Oose.

.4, 4S 4 .114 1 l1 11 0 41 KV lfa JX lidTfc IS American taa Asimraa ''11 pfs Inankofvl Match Kettoaal Htaralt win Co fatted Una Boar CaKel tfru Board Indianapolis Clearings. sly It. IM. H.jKi.tA eT ts.r Jaly It. n.tii.m W.IW T4 rTaaiiiujs British Consols.

July 11 Omaols for UTXTjOM money. 17 eenaole far aeeawnt. Bank of England. LOXDOS. Julr 11 Tha rata of discount of tha Hank or tsnaiajuj rnima on weekly atatensent or tha mdi snows toe following changes: Total rr: Increaae hm.

ineeeu ria Ker aectiril lea. da rrea're X7.i30.9; other depoaUa. decrease rie Taam iuim leaera a. lncreaaa 73.CK Miirltiea decree aa atl.0uS.0U0 Trie proportion or me Dana a rnfrrt i liability this werk la 4a. a per wai, 1 compared with 4L2J per cent.

Uat week. Bank of Franco. win fa it Tlu weekly statement tba Kaafc of France shows the followlns rKanawa: Ketai la etrroiatioa. oecreaeeo ai. era) frs nrei aoid IN aana in 1 1.

franca', etlrer In hand 4e.raaaeit. rraoea Mils discounted asrreeeed. rTi.0O frascs; ad anres decreseed. Xll7a.0t franca India Bank Rata Reduced. HOMRAT.

Julr 11 The rata of discount of tha Hank of pom bay waa reduced to day from to 4 par cent. Bla Slump In Fresno Copper 8hares. OL.AHOOW. July 11 There was a bfg slump In tha aharee el tne yresno top per company on mt iucai owes, ja chanra to dar In cotiaeouence of the sn noun cement that FraderV Vlebert. tha a a pert apiwlntad to examlaa the property, had condemned the mine.

Fire dollar dniDuel immediately to tLU Tha Fresno Copper Company, limited. Is sn fcngllsh corporation, owning 4M) acres of ropter bearing Latvia near Kreano City. Cat. The company acquired 400 acres of these lands in if from tha California corporation syndicate, limited. It Issued tberefor on consolidation Ud.OUv shares capital stock.

COTTON QUIET AN STEADY. Early Decline waa Followed by Cover ing by Short. NEW TORK. July 11 Tha cotton market opened steady at decline of 194 polnte and sold off right after tha call to a net kai of bis points. In reeponee to disappoint Inc rubles and as a result of llMuldatlon and moderate bear pressure.

Covering at tha decline steadied tha market, which rallied or points and later ruled quiet and steady around the Initial fir urea. Weather reports wera fairly good, although tha continued rain Is causing; soma arpraUension. and private crop reports ware of a slightly ls favorable average. The market at midday was a Utile mar active and arm la fee. with srtcea unchanged to pelota higher report a of heavy rata la the hevaaneh d'atrtet and north lnvlalana.

where the inoiaturs was not needed. Bains were alee rep erted la Teaaa. hat were supposed to be banerctal In that section. Knot tkeed steady: 14 Deists higher: mid all tig utUude. la eve; ntlddllag gulf, U.lie; saiea.

ae ttaiea. New York Cotton Futures. (By A. W. Thomson's Wire.

July 11 Opea. Jtlgh. lew. Ctoae. lo IT M.lk It tl 14 1 14 a i io itr mm i4.

a 14 43 14 14. 14 34 IS 41 43 Ull 14 14. M.4T 44 43 14 al 10. IS 41 sa a asaaaase ft a a Ktt Liverpool Cotton Dull and Lower. inrtCRPOOU air ll aoatngl CVtns Sput.

dull; elraa pet la kiear; Aanertcaa atiodllM fair. 4sud: rad wMlllji. aed: auid tf ling, gled: low middling, tid; gued ardtaary. ordinary. MM.

The aalee of the ay were walea. af wklck l.o wera for Specula tie aad eiport, and Included ITM Aiueri raai receipts l.eue baiea. all Amerloaa; futures Ploked from Chlcaoo Pits Me lh. vl nl.r wheat appeals to buyers over the country. V.

M.ll1e tKeee a vera rafXielng torelgu bias for patent flaur on the has la ot current prices because they could do better on domestic business. A Kaasaa CTty (ram man In from Oklahoma, ear a petlUona are being; circulated around tluthrle. Knhl and No. 101 Ranch among farmers not take leas than ec for their wheat. In a Ion letter front foreign connections 8.

Laivs received eatluvataa that European wheat re'iulrements this year will 1 reed those of last year by over bushels, owing to shortage in Importing countries aad largely Increased consumption at present Values. lairge shortages wera claimed la the Russian and Koumanlan cropa. New York wired: "Europe In the market for durum, soft winter, hard whi ter. Manitoba, and soma Iuluth. There have been smsUler quantities ef emeu worked last tew days.

Kxportera any Kurope wanta to find out the quality of our wheat, and tt satisfactory expects a la rye business: wilt probably be some dona to day. don't know how K. lewla wired from Pherwood. N. IX; "Tht la the fifth time 1 have been up to tha Canadian Una tba laat forty, eight hours, over thst many different branches ot the tlreat Northern road, and have covered tha banner wheat counties of North Dakota, ttaaed on present con dltluna, I would aay this State will raise htore wheat than any other Mate in tha Vnion.

and wUl top the liM.0ou.0i bushel maxk If aba does not exceed that. Tha Oovemment condition on oata July I of la the lowest July condition snce lui. when the condition waa 317. Tha acreage In lAd waa reported at SLUlOuS acre a. whereas this rear it ta tlmoat acrea leas JT.CTi.UX0 acres.

Cash oata In lecember, 1U aoid to 4SVC nod In May. 10. at 4Sc. Considering the aise of last year crop and the large coo aumptive demand all through tha season, which practw aily took care of tha enure crop, and that ihie year's crop promisee anywhere from lS.Ww..a) to Lo.0oa.ave bus he la. as sorua of the bulla flg ure.

lean, they see higher prices between now and next luvrreat The moat bearwh tn erpceta Wn of the Oovemment atatt.t tc tn resrard to wheat is for a. crop of ntXdw bushela. said Charles Baker, ot Klmons eV Co. Inst year's crop waa about li.0iw.eM bushels less, but went Into consumption at an ir eravge prtce of fo per buahel. Thia year's crop Is better wheat; tha bay crop Is short; tba oata are abort, and probably the corn crop will also be lesa than normal.

ForeUrn prospects Indicate a amair crop than la 1. Therefore, aside from speculative and transitory reasons for buvinr. such as an extreme recent break, possibilities of deterioration tn sprtngT wheat. wheat offers the best value for an Invealment ot aajrtbiaa la foodstuffs. Awguet aepiamber tk teber November iHMwanbee January irebruary HOGS SOLO HIGH EARLY BUT WEAKENED LATER BULK OF SUPPLY.

HOWEVER. WENT AT U5 TO 7. ACTIVE IN THE CATTLE PENS JToly 12. Receipta. bora.

IS4 cattle and 704 abep. aarainst nearly 1Z.VM bosja. cattie and 7 ft abeep on aaia a wewk ao. and hoca. 44 cattla and sbcp a year aajo.

A laxsja part of tba supply of hoaja sold at a good ad ranee to prica over yea terday. but faefora tbo cloaa prmetlcaUly all of tba early adrancs waa lost. Tbera was an actnre demand from snippers at tka start, and to fiil tbeir urgent orders they wera forced to pay splits adranca la price. Local packers bwugbt comparatively few bosja at tha start. Sohaequently, when toe Important snipping orders had bean esexruted.

tbera waa a rapid chax.re In affairs and trading waa practically at a standstill. Later in tUa day packers had no opposition and tha cloae waa very weak, with several load, principally of heavy hog. left unsold. Bales ranged from SCTsruT lO. tba top early batnr practically while late It waa difficult to set rf oo.

and tha bulk of tba supply sold at eS.Sbij7.O0. Representative A. tk. Pr. rso.

I7M P7H71 a 7 44 Xd 7 at 34 44 (M ..113 44 1 WmTl .14 40 a ,.11 40 72 ..311 40 40 3 1.334 7 40 2t a 7 to 4 rn. 7 ltt 10 734 Sales. Av. 300 1S4 14 J74 13 310 134 10 170 10 147 No. tn 71 47 44 4 7i lie 42 (4 rk.

Pr. 3S4 0TH IK SO 4 44 340 4 130 4 as 340 tdH 4 0 40 4 40 47H 4 44 te 4 7 14 Cattle Active and Strong. Receipts of cattle were smaller than expected considering; the condition of the market heretofore this week, and with a ateady demand from local packers and fair competition from outside sources, thera were no more than enough here to meet the requirements. There was sn active trade and good, atrong prices as with yesterday were realised. At present tha better grades of cattle are selling Z4tZSc higher than last week, and there has beenf some Improvement In the market for other kinds; but this was due principally to the scarcity of good stock.

The market was no better to day for Blockers and feeding cattle; bulla were steady and calves strong to hlfhcr. Representative Sales. No Av. PrlXe. A.

Pr 1 steera 1.310 7 a cows LOOT XI St 14 steers LS 3 ItSU cows HU 114 SO steers Lai I JS cows 7 2 71 20 steers l.l cosy Tl 2 tn eteers 0)i cows 7 3 27 steera lie 4 ii cows 1 74 4 steers 4K.I1 hull 1.S04 4 ttt 11 steers 414 4 1 boll LTM 3 a 30 stesro LOU 4 3i 1 bull Lm 4 steers l.uJ 4 2S I bull 1.220 I 23 14 steers LC 4 li I ball l.0 I 11 10 steers 71 3 4 3 bulls L4 30 10 heifers SBl 1 bulls i.Wi betfers S2S 4 40 1 calves 1 7 40 heifers 4 tt 3 calves 133 3 belters 340 4 24 34 calves 157 71 34 heifers 433 I 43,15 calves ll TS 4 heifers 7il I 4e) 4 calves 190 4 heifers tea 3 3S 4 calves 10 4 34 3 eews U2a 4 a 0 eaJvea 11 IS 5 eewa LZ74 4 calves 1st 4 44 caws L1M 4 fr 3 calves la IM cows 3 TS 4 calves 121 4 00 2 cows L114 I to I calvea 13 4 I cows 1.014 3 30 3 calves Sse 3 4 4 osws 413 3 36 Sheep Were 8trong. There was only, a normal supply of sheep and lambs and receipts are still smaller than expected at this time In the year. Thera waa a ateady demand from all sources and enough competition to create an easy outlet for the offerings at good strong prices compared with yesterday. Oood to best lambs here sold from t7.pOtf7.7o and others for 15.007.25. Yearlings were quoted at sS.fr tr 25, and ordinary to rood aheep at 3.00iVi.?&.

Representative Ssles. Av. Pr I No. No. St lambs IS lambs It lambs el iambs la larnlw.

lambs. Av. Pr. lit 4 Tt 34 4 to IM 4 25 1ST 4 00 114 3 Pi 44 37 TS 36 sheep 44 40 33 sheen 43 24 I sheen T3 7 S3 4 79 14 IH 7 sheep 3 sheep Cattle. Good te choice steers.

l.SO lbs. and upward It 359 40 Com mo a to medium steers. L30O lbs. and 4 SCO 38 Good tt choice steers. 1150 to 13S0 I Iba.

4 BS43 83 Common te medium steers. 1160 to 1.2M lbs 4 t09 4 30 Oond te choice steers. 304 to Lies lbs 4 9 4 tt Common to medium steera, SOS to L10 lbs TtO 4 Choice feeding stsers. 300 te 1000 4 009 4 39 Oood feeding steers. SOS te loot Iba 2 t0 4 04 Medium feeding steers.

700 to Sot lbs I 3 rnmiwe to best stackers 3 00d 3 IIEIFKKJt ttnud te choice heifers fair to medium aetfen Common light heifers 4 3S9 3 765 4 3 733 Oood to choice cows 4094 Kalr to medium cows 3 SS.3 3 twaners and cutters 3 OOvv 3 Oood 1 1 choice co are and calvea. OOtAM Common to medium cows aad calvea 20 0035 40 Bri AND CALVE Onod te prune bulla Fair to medium buil Omaia bulla A Ctominoa te beet veal calv Falr ta good, heavy calves no 4 3 tbif 3 7w 8 4 tH 7 I tOtf I Hogs. Peat heavtee. 31 lbs. and 34 KT7 Medium aad mixed.

10 iba. aad up ward SS4TT Oood ta choice lights. 140 to IM lbs. 4 tr7 rommoQ to vuod llfhta. 120 to Iba.

Beet ptr 0Ad4 Usht pigs (louche Ik er aalee Sheep. 4w I Sprint lambs Oood to choice trr SoJI 4 7s5 rs 4 00 2 ei4 en 2 93 3 SfrtfJ trarllngs 1 am yearlings to ne lined to choice abeeo Oalla to medium aheep nvorkers and fee Mag sheep Bucks, per 10 lbs Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO, July 11 Cattle Receipts. (Six); market steady to strong: beeves, cows and heifers. stockers and) feeders.

tT.en 14.40; Trxam. S3 tit; calves. Hosts Receipts. 14.0O0; market steady: estimated to mor aia 1 aaciw. rood heavy.

M7Sf7: rough heavy. A.3oif i light, SA TS; rigs. 60; bulk of aalea. Ssntjc.Bu. Hheep Kecetpts.

14.01O; market atrong; sheep. 4 SOfia IS; lambs. S4.Teij8 SO. Other live Stock Markets. trCFFALO, July 11 H' ws Bscelpts all grades, lee; selling at S7.2jl, SO.

Sheep Mar ket steady. Cattle Market steady. CLEVELAND. July 11 Hog Receipts 30 ears; market stmoa; mediums and Yorkers. ST.tt.

closing stead Caxtle Steady. OMAHA. July 11 Cattle Recetpta L7; 3a.4JS4r S. Sheep Receipts 4.00: market steady te strengwr. CINCINNATI Juv 11 Hcrs Easy butch era aaJ antppera.

hi. conuunn. pi SV rt Ti Cattle etteady: fair to shtppers. 44 4tf 133: canuaon. SZOeiTl 3.

Sheen uiet; Hwtf a. a. Uaaba, atea. ta SilSa. FITTSBl'llO.

July IX Cartle Receipts Iiht; market steady. Hosts Receipts 1 doutie Oecke. heavy. le. saediuBna.

heavy yorkers. l.ftK 37.134)7 34, tbeea Receipts 4 eVmbsa tfevks; sheep. li SS aeara; lambs. 83 34 ST. IXC1A Jury 13.

Cattle Kerwtwts OW, taxritaduxr 3.ha Taxaas: saarkst strong: beef Steers. Si.n4r4.0S: soc4ters and feeders. cewa and heifers. I KKi Texas seera tZ cow aad aeifera. 81 TSfUS.

Hoara Receipts market lee higher: ptgs and ttrata. Sa.THrT.S; packers. St bwtcwer and beat heavy. ieee Receipts. market steady; naUvea.

gt buntav StiawX. KA NSAS CITT. Jwry 13. Cattle Recetpta. tecludtag 3.

cicwthaa ss; market steady to Ue higher: eattew steera. MSjr4.10: Sowth era steeea. gt Soathera oawa. tr IW; native cows and aetfera. ie i i steeksra and feeders.

IX 7e sails. ce ir aa 8Xt.CS.S0: tA'awtera fed steera. tlTi et Ti: Weetern fed ewws. SiaAd Ues eteeetr. 3.

Sue. aaarket eteady; aw af aalea. St TVtr aeae y. Kr rackera. SS TSdl pira and UtrHta.

i Ca Paeep Re ce'l ta. waaraet sxronc: suinaa. SS ew tla; Dxmaa. rang wetnwre. tS SSw a le; fed ewee.

ta 3wf.Sa. Seeds, CHICAOO. Jaly li CVwe: Thnothy Pictsm nee. evn. ta TOLEDO.

Jure Ala; October. S4.4Ts. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1906. Produce Markets EOOS fumOri use a'ars' iVLLTBT Fowta. steady at ccucaena.

Me; male a. awe twraeew. Uc; dacra. 3c; bLTTFJi, aleaivi lae a Ins Ptaa eraaijaii y.at fear prists aad dra: e. rm.

rc for rrmea. xse tor BTTTEIUSS eWltasi ax Ms as lae. CHIEJB JotneJ anoea: liwported Satas. Km a pnetii qVjevaetlc 8 a lea. Ue; Waaeaaana nraana.

trc; Kew Terk etaaddara. lT rc: aocr Uc; Saaaastie ttatbarfez. Uc; aricka. 13a KA.VAS CTTT. Joly tl Bfrtte Ciwaunery, fc: parktaar.

irsc gs Me. CTXCi.N.VATI. Joly Ergs Quiet; 14c Bwtter gteavtv. Poultry eteady hewa. lc: apt taga.

lejlc: tuneya. Uc Otaaaa Steady. FT. ion. July 12.

Poultry eadr: ehlca ena. 19c; sprtaca. Me; tara.eya. Ur; docka. fc; Tease.

Se. tin tter Firm: uwniij. l4ySlc: dairy. lvllc Pass ffteady; Uc ease eanat. i HICAGO.

JaJy 12. Cheese steady; daletea. rertaa. IvrVKe; Tow amartcaa, U'mOil'vP Poultry A lira. steady; turaeya.

llr: chlcfeens. Ue; ssrteg. 13 Birtter eXeady; crwamartas. Uij3te: dairies. liAUe.

Eggs At saark. caaea included. 1 14Sc NEW YORK, July 11 Poultry AJVre. rra; rortsg raickena. tx: fowla.

lee: turkeys. 11 1 creased. Brm; Western spring chkekena. Sjc: txa ker. UatlJc: fowls.

13 12HC Batter i Steady; aachangvd; recelots 161. Cbeeaa I Steady: aoratar.1: recetjMe Egg Firm; receipts U.S1S: State. Penwrylvaala ajd near fancy aeleeted white. Be: choice. TX: Oo mixed, estra.

He; western nrsta. i.w 17ie; do, reeonda. HBlare; ttoutnerna. lHc PEOPLE EATING SALADS. Commission Man'a Explanation of Good Demand for Vegetables.

The people of Indianasolis must be eatln great deal of salad. said a commission man. "There Is enough that usually goea Into salads sold In tha row each day to feed most of Indlanapolla Tomatoea. lettuce, celery, onions, potatoes all in demand. Of course they may not be used that way.

but tbey are aoid. salads or not." Tennessee tomatoes, the only ones In the market, are showing Increasing firmness. 3X00 being; asked generally for four basket carriers, whila peck crates are Lettuce la selling freely at 25c to tOc a bushel. Celery tha Michigan kind brings 20c to 25c a dosen stalks. Potatoes are as low as S3 a barrel, with the best stock 22.60.

There was little demand for berries during early trade. Currants, at 31.75 to 32.00 a crate, and blackberries, at 32.00 a crate, sold well, but aalea of other berries were small. Watermelons are tn good demand at 20c to 40c each. New apples are selling rapidly In both large and small lota. There la fair demand for early pears, but supply is small and tha season is not mora than opened FISH ARE MORE PLENTIFUL Many Price Reductlona Made ae Larger 8uppllea Come In.

Fish are much more plentiful In tho local market than for several although tho aupply is not yet up to the standard for this time of the yesr. Black bass and blue salmon are still scarce and there boa been no change In prices. Whlteftsh are coming in comparatively freely and a reduction of a pound haa been made. No. 1 salmon la 4c a pound ovrer on account of Increase In the sup Medium herring: are down 1c a pound, yellow perch 1 Vc, buffalo Sc.

carp 4c, sun fish and croppies 2c. Catfish, ordinary and bullheads, are He a pound cheaper; large bloater mackerel 10c higher on account of Increased difficulty In fettlnf them and continued good demand. Poto mao ahad baa disappeared from tha market. Small frog legs are in demand and the supply Is large. Price Is lie a dozen.

Jumbo frogs are (3.00 a dosen. A. W. Thomson's Grain Letter. July 11 "Wheat At best point to day wheat was up lc and the close was over last night.

The advance seemed to be made In spite of certain obstacles, one of which was a very heavy corn market. Another was the Price Current message saying winter wheat yields as turning out better than estimated. 'Another was the showing of nearly TaO.OW bushels at primary markets for the day. It la claimed, also, that a lot of wheat baa been held back to catch cheaper ratea. and that it will come to the Chicago market about the first of next week in large quantities.

The market had uniform strength right from the start, even when was the heaviest. At Minneapolis the price was pushed up IV4C from the curb figure from morning. This lent a little color to the black rust messages which some people up there insist on sending, stthough It Is altogether too early for black rust to appear In damaging form. St. Louis.

Kansas City ami Duluth all confirmed some export business In flour. There waa less talk of foreign Inquiry for our wheat On the other hand, the trade did not have to take care of the usual load or hedging sales from the receiving interests. The market closed with a good show of strength, it looks as if It would take actual damage to the spring, crop or help from the other side to keep the bull market going. Corn No one can predict what corn is going to do for the Immediate future because that would be guessing what the weather Is going to be. Ught rains over 01 a.ii.h.

euu nrumwi, He? sprtae tool turaveya. ev. mil lobars setW a forecast for thunderstorms to night or 70c track: July, August. 74c; tieptember. to morrow, took the edge oft the corn 1 74lc; unmerchantable.

jc; sagon. 74c. market to day and forced a break Of lc Corn Huron No. white tWc. through bill in the May price.

Ins KV: i white b4c. through billing Primary markets shipped 100.000 bushels Kc; No. 4 white 5i'c. through billing 6Jc; more than celpta. It Is claimed that a I No white mixed, tic: No.

white mixed. million bushels of corn have fn loaded IM nw e.il1I""S"r out of Chicarn so far this week A eon wc; No S' c. No. 4 yellow. 62c: out or inicajjo so rar inis week.

A con Miiine 1 tinuation ot ary weawier ana nigner tern 1 1 1 11 1 1 should make the May look good to buy era around 60c. oats Hero is tne market which we think will make the best money for buy era in the whole grain lint, if those who feel the same way will take hold on any break caused by Chicago selling The shortsge in the oats yield, and the serious shortage In hay and other feed ran not be overlooked and can not be made goo.l. It will simply mean higher prices. Th' very earlleat thrashing returns are not eood. Otferlnsra in the Chicago market have a way of drying up occasionally Just when buyers take hold, and the market la likely to have quick advances when it gets started.

I To visions A prominent packing inter i est made snow ui Duinx proqua crie men rtiuea exeaainess in was selling, and prices were lower for all products. Chicago traders were Inclined to take the selling side. The price of hogs and the price of feed would indicate that this provtsiou list might be on break a Sugar and Coffee. rpreeeat tlet prtcea of sugar are subject to a dtacovnt of 10 potnta and 1 per cent, tor cam for prompt shipment NEW YORK. July 12 Sugar Reused, ateady: crushed.

4 40c powdered. 4 SOc; granulated. 70c Coffee steady: No. 7 Rio. TSc eady; Naw orleana.

xc esac Coppers Easier, Tin Steady. LONDON. July ll Cojper wss easier 1 in the market to day. The price closed at 5a. Eight hundred tons were sold.

Tin was active and the price was steady, closing at sTlT. Light hundred and fifty tons were sold. Wool Prices. ST. LCrCI July 12 Wool Pteady Terri t.iry and Weetevn mediuma.

um. 1V622C. fine. ltU Cce n.e il Louis Metals. ST.

t. 73c lotis. July te.ier i xic. Lead Higher; rr MONEY IN RAISING BERRIES. How They Do It at Borden Profit $300 to $500 an Acre.

(Special to T' News 1 BORDE.N. Ir.L. July li With the exception of a few dozen cases of black berries going out dally, the berry season is over here. The two local box factories I are now Idle. Tbey have nan bote, day and riig ht most of the eoa.

a. though they have furniehed boxes ur more than half a million gallons of nemem, uiey tsuoeu. mtri ui iscu oa xrand. Benjamin Hasksa has the banner record for success with a large acreaa of berriesL Afttr paying the expeiuae of pecking fifteen acres be had S4.5ia net to bis credit for tbe easo3 ahipment From three acres of red rturpberrie George SicKiniey has picked UajO gailotia. snd bis net proceeds are tMi an acre.

The harvest has been so large and the price nnastxaL foe rapbet rles especiaiiy. that the acreage net this fall promises to be larger than ever before. 1 BOLLS KWVHEAT AGAIII HAVEETHOIGTOSAy yesterday 7 CONTINUED. SHORTS GO CLOSER TO SHORE CHICAGO. July IT The wheat market wan easy at the opesinar.

but moon became) arm on good buyioar by shorts. Firm cables and continued eood waacher aided materially in etifXeninc prices. September opened unchanged to VTS.c lower, and sold at TMtc Com Held About Steady. The corn market opened eaner on good selling by commission houses, which was based on a prediction of soowers for the corn belt September opened unchanged to lower, declined to sold up to fcS3c. and then declined to lc Tbe oats market waa easier at the but soon showed a better feeling.

Prices were steady to easy In the provisions market, but trading waa dull. Ey A. W. Thomson's Wire. pew High low Closing teg.

eat. est. JulyllJulyU 78 73S TTS TSSt WHEAT July BepC i Dec May CORN July BepC Deo. Kay OATS BoTrpta, ee ITCwea a4 May Tl 75H TS a StSt 334t us SO os T3Vi 7a tr MS sis 31S 60S 3S 3S 3 3S 3S 33 a. 334 S3 S3 I4 7Ta 33 CS 5H JS sos so 4 34S 37 33 3S 3SS '3H 3S 34 34t 3St 3S PORK July Re PC Jan.

LARD July Kept ct. RIBS July POpte, ee Oct. .11 7 II .17 17 33 ..14 034 II 91' 17 IS IS 172 IS 172 17 IT 17 S3 14 2 It Of as 30 32 47 33 0 10 30 17 47 S7 37 01 0.13 17 34 4S 17 Oft Ue IT S5 47 30 0T 30 33 o'er 37 Bld. tAak. 'Nominal.

CHICAOO. July 11 Cash: Wheat No. I red. 7r7Sc: No. 3 red, TTHQTOc: No.

3 hard. TTi, ffw: ro. naro. Ttr7He; No. 1 Northern.

0Htr3Sc: 'No. 3 Northern. KtlHc; No. 3 spring. itAtO'SHc Corn No.

I. USc; No. 1 Oata No. 1 STVc; No. 1 37Sc.

Itye September, E30c. Flax Nothing doing. Barley Feeding. 40c; No. 1 nothing doing.

New York Grain Market. NEW YORK. July 11 Flour Receipts, 11714 barrel sales, 800 barrels, flour steady but slow. Wheat Receipts, 34.100 bushels; salts. 72S.0O0 bushels.

The tendency of wheat was niKiiT mmtn una niu. iuiw pull mimiui L. covering erdera, light acceptaacea from Kaa sas. damage newa from the Northwest aad food foreign buying; July. t4Sc; Peptsmber, 484Hc; December.

lSCSc; May. Sc. Rye Dull; No. eat am. 47 v.

nominal f. o. b. New Tork. Com Receipts.

SLew buahela; option market waa dull and without tranaacUone. Beef steady. Pork Firm. Lard Firm; prims eat era. nominal Other Grain Markets.

MILWAUKEE pies. 4ie4c. July 11 Barley Dull; WINNIPBO. July 30t October. TSc.

12. Cloee: Wheat July. BALTIMORE, July 11 Wheat July. 7He: October. 7Sc Corn October, ttc: cash.

67 Sc CIXCLWATt July 11 Flour DuIL Wheat Steady; 74977c Corn Firm; taCrOtHc Oats oteaoyj auc nye uuu; axe. rrovisione Highar; lard. bulk meats. S3.7S; bacon, 310.74. DETROIT.

July 12. Close: Wheat No. I red. SOk.c; No. 1 white.

SOSc; July, 7Sej Septem ber, 0c; December. S2Ve. Corn No. 3 yellow, sac. Oata No.

white. Rye No. 1 4Sc. TOLEDO, July 12 Close: Wheat Tah, TSc; July, 7Sc; September. Tic; December, 31 Sc.

Corn Cash. Sac: July. t4Sc; September. WSc Oats Cash. aOSc; July.

40Se; September. 34c. LIVERPOOL. July 11. Wheat Spot nominal: future quiet; July, ta Sd; September, ta December, 4s 44 Corn Spot quiet American mixed, old.

4s lod; futures qulst; July, 4s 3d; September. 4s 7S4 Dl'LCTH, July 12. Cloee: Wheat No. 1 North.ro. SOc: No.

3 Northern. July, SOo; September, 70e. Flax To arrival on track and July. I1.18S: beptrniber. 81 Oats To arrive, on track and July.

37c. KANSAS CITT. July Jl Close: Wheat July. 7Sc; September. TlSe.

t'snh No. 3 hard. No. 2 red. T2S4fT3c.

Corn July. 4Sc; Bepteiuber. 4Tc. t'aah No. 2 mixed.

SISc; No, 3 white. Mc Oats No. 2 white. 40tf41c. 8T.

LOLI8. July 12. Cloae: Wheat Higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, 75 Sc nominal; track. TS'aSTIc; Beptember, T5Sc; December.

7Sc, No. 3 hard, 747c. Com Fu urea. lower; cash, nrm. No.

2 cash. 62'ic nominal; track, irc Rcptmiber, Mc; December. aHc. Oata Firm: No. 2 cash.

3Sc, nominal; track, SSStf Xtc; fttember, 37c; December, 3 Ho; No. 3 white, 43c. Indianapolis Cash Prices. July 12. Wheat Quiet; No.

2 red. TSSac track; No. 7 1. track: No. 4 red.

7oc track: reiected mUe1 through billing USc; No. 4 mixed. 1JC. cata Finner: No. 2 white.

1 white 3c. ihrousrh tilling 3S'c; No. No. 4 white, 37c, No. 2 mixed.

3'c. No, 4 mixed. 36c; rejected. 33c. 1 mixed, 38c; No.

Hav Firmer; choice timothy, timothy. 31 00. No. 2 timothy. 114 SO; 113 00; No.

No. prairie. Kye No. 2 rye. 0c.

Inspections. Wheat No. 2 red, new, car rejected. new. 3 cart: total, cr.

Corn No. 2 white. 1 car; No. 3 whits, II cars. No.

white mixed, 1 car; No 1 yellow. 2 can; No. rn lir.1. 1 rax; No. mlxM.

2 rare; No. 4 mixed. I car; no establlahed grade, 1 car; total. 27 cars. Oat No.

2 tnixel, I car; reject ej. 1 car; ti.tsL I rar. lla No. 1 tlinotfcr. 2 csra; No.

2 timothy. 2 cars. No. I mixed. 1 car; total.

cars. The Wagon Market, July 11 Corn 6341c Sheaf ot 111 0011 Millet 87 tKxffl 00. Hay Tlmotny. 114 OOtrlS 09; clover. 10 Ov.

mixed bay. 112 Ovo it A. straw. 4 M. 33 OUfl Primary Markets.

July 12 Primary market receipt a Wheat. TtS.Wi buahela. arainat buahels the correspond day a eax ago; coin. 494. buahela.

agalnat Uuabala Prlnrr mArk.t ah Ipmentj rm'i buahela. agar at r7t.w buahela the correaponi Ins say a year curs. faS.COO buanru. acainal 344,006 LuaJie.a Drjulh car, a of rrj aain can te a yr ago St Luls receipta Wheat buahela. Oir.it lt.OM buetiela the corresponding day a year a i KxM recelpta Wheat Z2 ran.

against 14 ran the corrt.T)'llr.g dav a ar ar. Oil'tait'i car Wheat. li cars; corn. care. oar.

124 tar ed cara at O.lcaa for to day Wheat. 207 can. torn. 4" cara. oats.

13d care. P'ir PV1 (iay Wheat. 15 cara. corn. 21 cars, oata, IIS cara.

hwa. IT.1 bead narxneVI beat. 000 busbeU. mi i i mt (..: 'I corn. 3trj buanels.

oata. 2. IV buabeia. J. W.

KERN TO SEE BRYAN IN EUROPE Continued from Page One getting after all corporations which may exceeding their rights or vtolatir.g the taws, even in the ora aniaation of combl nations for restraint of trade. Governor Hanly's Fight Governor Hanly's fight. covering: more West Baden Monte Carloa. has demonstrated tba rnadequacy ot tbe present Isws and the necessity of legislation along tbe lines Indicated. His most effective blows tn tba present crusade bare not been delivered through laws forbidding gambling.

but under the laws authorising tha organ ixatkm and conduct of corporationa. The two big caainos are cloned, tor tie tlm? being at least, no so much on account of tbe raid made on them by Attorney en eral MUler as becaus of the State's quo warranto proceeding to place tha hotl companies In the hands of receivers on the ground that they bare violated their charter light and thus forfeited their corporate rirbts to 3a business In Indiana As a matter of fact, the email gambtin holes la French Lick and Went Baden hav not been touched. Action agalnat them reets with tha county office rail ts predicted that if a dosen roulette wheels, a half donen faro outfits and other gambling equipment fa put out of business in the two big casinos, as many roclette wheels, faro outfits snd other srambiins; devicee will soon be added to thee small places run by Individuals. Could be Reached Under State Law. The State of Indiana.

In Its sovereign capacity, manifestly can not keep its officers here all of tha time to fight these small gambling boles, but tt could wipe thera out In a hurry If the laws mentioned were enacted. At this time "Al" Brown, who ran several gambling resorts In Indianapolis, and who was the first lessee of the French Lick casino putting the finishing touches on a new hotel building here, and Ed Ballard, tha Nf chief of the gamblers and the operator of Mont Carlos ta the valley. has Just broken ground In the town of West Baden for a four atory brick building. What if these Individuals not corpora tlons cren their places, as many suspect they will, as Monte Carlos, to take tha places of those just wiped out? How will the State proceed 'against them? Powerless Under Present Laws. The State wm not be able to fall back on ouster proceeding, because they will not be corporations If Ballard' and Brown could keep ta the good graces of the county officers, the State would be practically powerless under the present However.

If the Legislature gives the Governor he right to direct and compel the prosecuting attorney to proceed against such concerns, and to throw the prosecutor out of office if he fails to do tha Governor would come near bavins; absolute control ot the situation. There ts a great deal of speculation as to what kind of building Kd Ballard la going to build tn West Baden. The work of breaking the ground for It has Just begun. It ts learned that tt Is to be a four story, brick structure. It Is within easy walking distance) of the West Baden Hotel, in which Ballard ta a stockholder.

Ed Ballard Owns $30,000 of The State. In Ita Investigation of the books and affairs of the French Lick and West Baden Hotel companies, haa found that Ballard not only holds 230.000 of the stock of the West Baden Hotel Company, but that llOO.Outl of tha stock la held by Josepb and May eager. President Sinclair and Secretary Treasurer J. F. Per sise did not.

when questioned, seem to know who Joseph and May Yeager are. but other employes have told State officers that Yeager ta a "plunger" and la Ed Ballard's partner, and that he la at Hot Springs must of the timav President Sinclair's statement of the list Of stockholders of the West Baden Hotel Company was given In The News yesterday. It was ascertained tLat C. K. Ballard, stockholder.

Is Kd Ballard. Tha full list of stockholders of tha French Lick Springs Hotel Company, as given by President Tagrart, is: Thomas Taggarl J. T. Warthy, Crawford Fairbanks. Walter Barnes.

H. E. Thomas. W. H.

McDoel and L. T. Dlckerson. It is said that Taggart owns all but a few shares ot the stock. When Hanly Geta Out, Look Out!" It Is not known whether Mr.

Taggart and his attorneys still regard tbe State's crusade and efforts to stamp out gambling here as a Joke, but evidently It la soaking' Into the employee of the two big hotels that the musical whirr of the roulette ball and tha call of "keno" will not be heard, abound tha hotel casino buildings, at least for some time. A vet. eran colored porter, wno was dsplorlng the cutting off ot his fruitful source of tips, declared last night: "Sure, there's be nothing do In' a round haah foh two year and six months, but when that Oov nor Hanly geta out, look out!" Man that Resembled Ed Ballard. While Attorney General Miller was lounging In the 'rotunda of. tbe West Baden Hotel, after supper last evening, a two hundred and fifty pound man.

dressed in a white sweater, corduroy trousers, a wide brimmed riding hat' and hlgh laced boots, came out of the hotel office and walked hurriedly across the rotunda and out into tba hotel grounds, Miller trot only a rear elevation of the Individual, but he hurried to the tele phone, and in twenty minutes deputy sheriff and constables were scouring about the hotel and over the grounds with instructions to arrest id uaiiard No. one, however, aaw tha two hundred and fifty pound Individual, and It was reported that ha had ridden "back Into the hills." "The individual that walked over the rotunda looked to me like the original of the picture published tn The Newa laat week showing Ballard In hunting cos tume. He also, tilled all of tha details of the description that I have of him, said Attorney General Miller, "but. of course, I could not swear It was Ballard." Whether tt wss Ballard or not the call ing out of the constables and deputy eheclffs made public a fact that Miller has been trying to keep quiet that warrants are out for the arrest of Ballard and that he Is also wanted as a witness. There are two warrants out for his sr rest, one of which charges him with operating a gambling house.

Probably Hiding in tha Hllla, Ballard returned from Hot Springs Saturday and was here Sunday for a short time, but he disappeared again. It was reported that he had gone to Cincinnati on business It is believed, how ever, that he is "rusticating" with his friends "back in the hills." but that he is staying within riding distance of West Baden so that he may slip in to confer with Taggart and Sinclair. It also will be remembered that when "the men from tha hills." said to have hwn headed by John Ballard. Kd Ha Hard's brother, cams in last week and raided the Monte Carlo, which was then in charge of the State, they took ail of the rouiettt wheels with them "back Into the hills." The State, recalling that Jerome In his big Kew York raids, had found SO per cent, of the roulette wheels "crooked." or unfair. In that they could be manipulated or controlled by tha operators, to the logs of the players, especially regretted this loss, as It to investigate the wheels used here They are salt! to be "beck in the hills." though Miller, In court last week.

harged they had be 1 tsken back T.irxart'a hotel, and he at one time thought of getting out a wi rrant to search the hotel for them. To day. however. Attorney General Miller and the local officers decided that the Do pound individual waa not Ed Ballard. Ballard's friends Insist that he Is in Cincinnati.

Witnesses Summoned. Attorney General Miller shifted his base again to day snd when Stats Auditor Warren Bigler and his deputies who closed his Investigation of the companies last night, left for Indianapolis this morning. Wilier accompanied them as fsr a PaolS, where he began to have aub penae issued for tha trial to morrow. Among the subpenaes waa or.e for Ed i i.llard. He confirmed the report to day that be had ttsked Krelyn Campbell and W.

H. Culver, of the Htarst papers, to be here tn atand aa witneaaee. but denied that he haa ever tnougnt oi navwg uearsc appear as a witness. The Btate' principal witnesses. Robert D.

Machan snd James II. Manion. of Indianapolis: R. Ilarry of Falrmouut. and James M.

Kletcber. of Winchester, will arrive in Haoll to nighc wir js'TSi murrer. Tbe first arfuroetm will be on that Ther will of course set up tba plea of the good faith of the hotel companies to exclude ttx gamblers by the tiling of their ejectment suits, which attorney Miller challenged aa "Jokes." Evidence Obtained by the State. Tba investigation of the companies tcade by the State Auditor placed a great deal of valuable Information In the bands of the State, and Attomey General Miller Is guarding It. He does sot besltata to aay that be baa Information which at least ctoeely and directly connected "Ed" Ballard with tha West Baden Mont Carlo as the lessee ln Issuing; the subpena to sppear st tbe trial to mtrrow Attorney General Miller bad Taggart summoned to bring; his piuto" tradewinrk papers with him.

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red and is used on all of tbe ofTI rial products, taper and records. of the ooznpcuiy. it aw waa useu on trie crups captured by tha State in its raid on the Monte Carlo. Attorney General Miller made another demand on Taggart to day for the "Kd" Mallard lease, canceled in March, when the new lea re was made to ColgUtler. He was questioned concerning the terms of the lease, and he said he had about forgotten about It.

but he thought It provided for the payment of flu.tuo a year to tbe hotel company. j. ry rf 5 You air open mo mccou.it OSE DOLLAlt Steel bMJiks loaned tree Trust Company 148 EAST MARKET ST. Donds tor InvGfcui (TliOSa C. DAY CD.

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MAIN 15, MSW 2700. gooclqe PclSKc ti Tract tavn Terwilasl Ta UDUIIArOUJ Ola naba A Pcr xa nut rrr i train I i I. Saturday.