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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02
SALE REGISTER.

Notice will be made under this head of
date and day of all sales, the bills for
which are printed at this Office, or the
sales advertised in this paper
PRIVATE SALE of Town Lots on High
street; for particulars address Peter
G. Strine, Greencastle, Pa. See ad
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL. - Public
Sale of Farming Implements, Stock,
&c, by A. J. Hughes. See adver-
tisement and bills.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l4-Sale of
stock and farming implements, by
Elizabeth Emerson, ad ministratrlx
of w. w. Emerson decd, near FALL
ing Waters See ad. and bills.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2e.-Public sale
ofstock and farming implements, by
Mr.. H. d. K liner. See bills and ad.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

The lyceum will meet in its hall
on Monday night, as usual. The
exercises will consist of an interest
ing debate, a choice reading by Geo.
Creque, and Grant Pitzer will de-
claim Longfellow's touching and
thrilling Indian legend, "The Fam
ine." These exercises will prove in
teresting and there should be large
audience present.
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Blue Front-Blue Front.

EROM now until LIST Of April all
II classes of Winter Goods marked
down 10 to Is per cent.
COMBINATION GO.
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The Handsemest and Cheapest stock
of Silk Handkerchief, from 70 cents
and up, you will find at Emmert
Fiery's Nne Price Store.
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Go TO d. Wells and get a good
and fashionable suit of clothes at
clearing sale prices, Bakers build
ing.
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EVERY man woman and child, of
Martinsburgh, will recollect DIR. Ar
mold and his excellent entertain
ment, and extend to him a welcome.
Feller's Hall, Friday, Feb. s, 'S4.
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OUR PATENT OVERALLS-all
~ sizes-the cheapest ever sold, call
joseph H. sHAFTER.
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no TO d. s. NOBLE for a cheap
NJ Overeoat-he wishes to close out
bis overc oats, and will cell II EN- away
down in price.
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A job lot of MONOGRAM BOOTS
and SHOES, cheapest goods in town.
for sale only by H N. DEATRICK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

Brogan and Pillow Shoes, good anc
bad as to quality. Cheaper than ever
at GETTINGER 81 HOKES.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

A CASE involving principles both
novel and important was argued be-
fore Judge Faulkner this week. In
1881 Mr.. Henry ]. Seibert purchased
of - Walker, a farm located in
this county, and made cash pay
melt. Mr.. Seibert now sues Mr..
Walker for the performance of the
contract. The defence set up that
the defendant at the time of the
contract was too much under the
influence of liquor to be capable of
making a contract; that the price
agreed upon was less than the actual
worth of the farm, and also that I'M
der the conditions Of the will the de-
fendant had no fee simple estate.
The arguments were finished on
Thursday and is now in the hands
of Judge Faulkner for decision.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

DURING the week including the
22nd of February, the Zouaves will
hold fair and give series Of inter-
esting entertainments for the pur-
pose of raising funds to defray the
incidental expenses of the organiza-
ton. BY that time the company
will be uniformed and we are sure
will not be the least of the attrac
tions present. Lot the people turn
out and in the meantime the con-
tributing members should not forget
the boys.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

Blue FrOmt-Bluc Front.
HEADQUARTERS for Boots and
Ii Shoes. Gum Boots and Shoes
sold very low.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

Following is list Of dead letters
remaining in the Martinsburg Post
Office Jan. 26th and will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office Feb. 9th, if
not called for. Persons calling will
please say advertised:
Miss Gertea Boyce, Henry Garritz,
Miss Ida Horn, Miss Maggie q.
Houck, Frank A Kenisler, Miss Raj :
tie Taller, Mr. Robert Turner, Miss
Jennie Wolf. also the following held
for postage, j. w. Williams, Bridge
port 0, j. w. England Pub, New
York Sun. pse
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To make room for spring goods Mr..
d. We'll, in Bakers building, is Of
fering bargains in clothing, gentle
mems furnishing goods. &c. He
don't mean to tell you he is selling at
cost, but is making clearing sale
preparatory to laying in a stock of
goods for the approaching season.
He offers inducements, by putting
the prices down lower than the
same goods have eyer been offered.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

Our Ganotown correspondence
was received too late for this issue.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
GILK CAPS FOR SALE CHEAP
- AT DEATRICK'S.

100 bolts brown and bleached muslin.
Special prices. Must be sold.
BLUE FRONT-BL FRONT.
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DIED.

~ Hay yates-fpe cents per ane--for Obituary No.
cSsSsyond the usual announcement.
On Sunday, January 9th, 1894, at
his residence in Martinsbrry, Of can
GER, JAMES BERNARD, aged about GO
years.
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LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER, a
beautiful complexion results from us
ing Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
j. l.. W. Baker. at 81.
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r AIDES RUBBER SHOES that
Ia only weigh one half ounce, the
very thing for ladies this slippery time.
Come and see them.
JOSEPH FL. SHARPER.
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EOR RUBBER BOOTS and shoes
II 70 to JOSEPH II. SHAFFER

Another lot Of those extra cheap soft
and stiff hats, latest style, direct fpm
the manufactures, at H. N. DNXT-
RICK'S, opposit POST Office.
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A FEW PAIR of choice wool
"A blankets very cheap to close out
at DEATRICK'S.
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bed Comforts.

GHEAPER than ysu can buy the
~ material, call and examine, and be
convinced. JOSEPH H.SHAEFER.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ready for Sale.

GEEDS FOR PLANTS, flower and
~ garden seeds, every variety, and
full assortment at Il. G. WILLIAMS
Jr., u BROS.
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USE ACKERS ENGLISH for Gun
swnption. Sold by j. l.. w. Baker.
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Hon. w. l.. WILSON will accept
thanks for public documents.
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Early Garden Seeds.
CABBAGE SEEDS, all varieties
~ fresh and pura, at X. @ WILL
LIAMS, Jr., d BROS.
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HON. d. B. LUCAS delivered a
very interesting and complete lee
ture on "John Randolph, of Roa-
noake," in Feller's Hall, on Monday
night, under the auspices of the ly
ceum. He said that Randolph was
one of the greatest of American ora
tors, and that he was animated by a
sense Of the right, and spirit of
fidelity to his country, which he new
er once sacrificed toambitious or par
ty motives. He was fearless in de-
Tending his views, successful in de-
feating his opponents, by taking in
at one glance, all the weak points in
their arguments, and outspoken in
denouncing both friend and foe,
when he thought them in the wrong.
Mr.. Lucas spoke for over an hour
and was heartily applauded. At the
close of the lecture he received many
congratulations from his friends and
acquaintance.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-02-02

For domestic goods Of all kinds, at
very low prices, 90 to g. w. HOKE.
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WANTED.

A WOMEN to DO cooking or house
"A work with or without the wash
iLg and roning, and pay in proper
ton. Apply at Office Of the IEDEPEN-
DENT.
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THEAPEST GINGHAMS IN the
~ county best goods made, only Sets
at DEATRICK'S.
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GENTS UNDERWEAR Of the
NJ best grades, very cheap at JOS
EPH H. SHAFFEKS.
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Always ahead. A full line OF Hats
for Fall, beautiful goods and N0b6y
styles just received at.
GETTINGER Il HOKE.
Hat and Shoe Emporium,
Queen ST., Blondels Building.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
ct. LOUIS MARKET.

sr. LOUIS. June H. Floor unchanged,
but more done. Wheat opened lows
and declined steady and sharply with
active trading, closing rs to 4 under yes.
terdsy; No. q red, si.0i to 81 OF. CASH; VI to
Si.o2 June; 90 rs to 95, july, ola to
% rs, August; closing. ut inside piices;
orn lower and Glow, but closed
firm at a decline Ct 3.s TO IL below ysster-
dsv: 81 10 TO 90 cash; 81 3 4 TO 80, June;
81 rs TO 80, July; 526-S 10 %. August. Oats
over bu closed firm with q slight resc-
ton; 81 TO 81, cssh; 30 IL, June; 20 8 8 to
20 80, July. whitky steady;
Pr, J QUIET: iobbipe. si6.75. Bulk
meats steady; long clesr. $50;
saort rib, 8 IS; tbor, clssr, 500 Bacon 40
live; long clear. e.25; short riD. 81 10 $40,
hort clear. 9 81 ! 2 10 965. Lard-Small
loir, 775. Cattle Reoeipts, 800; best
ersces Arm and better; Low Grades. es-
,tcislly efsssers, weak sud STOW; exports,
IS 20 10 81; tood 10 choics, Sc 20 10 80 %:
.lEo. - 1A1d.un, s5.25 ~ &c, h<-.-
Iexsns $3.50 70 t46o. HcU-Rsoetptss
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

D,,JAs. lure IA glance nj the cotton
reuotls Mi itvsal the irct that galveston
received ouly 3 bales OF cotton 10 usy hhu
sold none. Ihe cautc Oi this iaIlns OF Is
easily explained, and u is not only a ma
Ter ofigtsftst 10 the port IN qu'stiph, ouI
Dallas also lees a deep Interest IN the MAJ
Ter. sh,ppefs OF cotton 'ocattd here prefer
nnt,iry their COMMITMENTS In galveston
wsra bousrs AUD would do 30 II ~ were
moi ior the ,xtoitiou1te Insurance ra'eslh
force there. Tt re rates have oeeh hu'
yapced t. O. p.r cent ahu 'he Cohs''
ouepce is that shippers hout thtif Cotton 70
tne United Kingdom ana the o~ohllnehtu y
!. ~ Nm York and New Oleane, IL Il
trne thu, recei PTS II al poris are 10" ~
This seasou, but u IL also irue mat uhlvts'
ron would receive No many bales each Gay
NJ New Orleans gets were u hot UNIV
sbipuers are LEFT At ihe mercy VI
rapacious insurance Corporations NeM
Oflesus has Local O. munLleh tna' ~ no e
wsiehou - IN that oty, WINE ub''e-'VH
is me nt,y of thete same New orleans com
nantes al 4 Ia "a Of other ciiies. ana III
y,ev of the igct That the Itxae seaport CITY
IL hat less md iudispOsed 70 hdopt measures
withou. which It's cotton interest must ihIl
away entii ely, Dallas bunintss men hIe ~
clinsd 10 o~TgAnize al insurance company
A., his ci with the INTENTION @
nrotecifpr our shippers and allowing tneln
The advantage OF Tt xas NhhtI'' "hiOu
are evidently the mott economical uhueI
n,oner ciTcumstanors Imagine shipper
Holding 100 bale here with an ordcf nom
Csdiz Tor thai rumbcr, feeling o'mpelitu 70
pend 10 New Otienls or New foik 20 oD-
tain ocean transportation on account OF tA.
tortion.te assurance rttes, tnut lsnoIa.s
our owl gull port, only a NV mllrs aNal
This also Itude' - iub the nne con- petitlou
oiiered 40 IN Midland route, aud place
shinners AZ tbs mercy 81 he Gould system
To- ICELAND removal. The subject poorly
ha, aled i'm tha foregoing article IS nov =
,nbiect Of ,gitation IA tue 0usinsss CIT
elias of this city.
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HARDWARE AND marALs.
QuOrArIors TODAY.

Q~NOIhIicfA ID-hAAs
ALlts-COlinO. per dozen, . o. Colo Oollaf,
lsr dozen 5 90 anon EdeG per DOZEN, , W
8EfLLFfs AND LfpG+Nc POI pound. srgs'
settles, iGc per pound.
sCALES-fRirtanks, DISCOUNT % per cent,
IJ1gC, discount % percent.
TIN PLATE-L. .. 1918, per boz, & pf l. q.
.sX2Q, per box, b 10. ICrlc, AtLz1, per hor. = 30;
Ierae, 202sS Per box u 3o
rIEWAEE-Pcccd. discount n per ocn.
nsnned fiscnunt 51ucr eeut
7OLDEB-No. /. LOO No. L. and l'2' iSo per
ouCF FCOLLARs-Eo. l.G25pes dozen
HANuf3-two loop, 70 per pozeM throe loop
TAGKe-ln boxes, 100 papers, 2 90 per box.
GRUB HOE5-pcr dozen, o OJ' railroad pioSe
WATTOCEH-per dozen, . o..
RUBBER BELIING-Discount 50per cent?
NAILS 90 rate
sHoVELs AND sFADEe--EowlaGd'E, o.s-
count ~ Der cent AucF lEL steel goods. dis
count 10 md 10 per cent.
polor, 10 hU singlotrces, NsRonR seicoL 20.
tuqgv, , ~. express. - Wagon tongues
10 on. Hickory axlUB, 70 OF. holsters, n
Coupling poles, 4 70. Spokea, NAA select 2lb
xxx. 2 50. Sawed tellCeB. ~, l5G; 2, ? 20.
Rowden shoes, d 40 Northwestern horse nails,
80. &c 90; 5s@; q. 5 % Bar irol, 20 rate,
Plog steCl 70 .Fp.iag steel, 90; cast steel lSc.
100 %; do cpen, 10 Goes o; do side spring
top, 100 d Nt55 %; do side bar, 100 o0Ml00 20; 10
phtotons, Us 01Fcl60 D.. 4 grade SIDE spring
lao 00dt2 O; do phntonE loo O1Gg2O 20; bunl
scat huggies, fT5 GON2b0 0G platform springs
ITO o01i20 20: three spring wagonG W coepilb.
WIRE-Smooth wire Mp 9,to nos ~ eng
r. $40, %lapanued, torhei wire, &c; galvanized
hANIAA To
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

AUOlAiAVAt A~Af
sTONR-At the Dallas q~uRrr!eH, Sc per uobic
fool; Tic for foundations leo for wall, and 200 ioi
dressed front.
LUMBER-Yelow Pine, rough, 2 10 Per loo
over "a foei 2 Is per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear, 2 so COMMON, 225; y ceiling, 200; y cell
Ing, : so hxGr rough, l 80 per l0t kx3 rough,
4 7b per 100; kxs dressed, zoo per 100. Siding,
/ rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 3 90 per
100 'iding, 2 so; y ceiling, $50 = ceiling, 3 90.
White pin dressed finishing, 6 30 per TO-. y
ceiling, LIST commons 90 2nd common, 2 20;
siding, lst common, 2 70; aud common, 100.
OamIasr ioass. 1 90, ssHn, ! 25cb 70 AZ 70 oise.
gHINGLES-Yellow pine, , toaot ~. Et;se
pine, 4 boo5 90: oypsea. No' i 90 No.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. 4 COCA So.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 ipcL, t5sG inon, tcr .
nch ool,np Joint ] 90, Q inch car Soc !noh
ossarg loint 2S 2 inch Dap dc, 6oc
DRAIN PIPES inun. l6c psi 100. u,chs 20;
6 inch, y7kc z incn. soc . isch, sca
MIXED PAISTs-Rcsny for use arc all col
orp, 1 rs per gal. AL tie tttei spo stan
dari makes are on sale By Dsliss desleit.
WHITE ~LEAD-6nfcuy pure, 8 1906 s..
WINDOW GLAs5-sxlo 70 10x12. 500 i0x1l
10 Ix2L, s5e; l6x24 10 2ox2S o rs, less 10 per cent
LIME-0oopcred. Ausun, 2 90 per bsfrei bul1.
1 m Dru,soD 6er lots, N<; per bafnl ] Is;
csiirs ia lots. zoo. nor ous6o 40
HAlR-per pound. Scekc-.
pOsTe- Cofay - ~ eoiP fprr. -
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To-Day

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
CoFFEE-Rio mir Hone; prime, i2he
i3c; choice, l3hHlfg LgRuyrn, lac, Jevn, 20c,
TEAS Imperial, sbGtag Young Tyson, 900
Cos OOlorg. Aics 6OU lnnau, tOAeuc
SUGARS Powdered, yAr ut loat gran.
ulated, SIC; standard J. sAo; Louisiana white
olGrdod. 90, yellow c~.rfihcd. 7Ig choice Lou
MoLAssEs-Louisian choice. Coc prime, SSc
fair 10 good, tlc; corn .yruh 4o; sugsI
BAGGlNq-luro Juto, ~ ibs lOSG POI
RICE. awhoierale. 6ls@5Se,
~~boRfuosiiye. 3 per boz; blue India y
pound harB, 8 65 per box, H-pOuud bars, 8 09pef
boz l,BBGggE9sa L s95s, % II I Pc. SI' i,z, snori,.
CHEEsE-W, 4. 1905 fuh cream, lSo
Youns America, l6h.
ROPE-iOc bafia. Cotton rupC. TIC
MILL BuCKETs--f OOd0i 20 per doEon.
OLoTHEsPINB- Round, Coo spriug, ! per box
MEABUREs-b bushol lion bound, : 30 per
6orem 2-hoop pals, 2 90 S-hOoh D.
per dozen, No. 4 8 O; NO. q 2 % per dozen
WRAPPING PAPkE-Eeg rui straw, h@'5c
FOWDKE-5 W per kpg OF % pound, 1915 DO,
dfop. bag. 2 O0a2 iG hucS, 2 25a2 %
PiCKLEs - ChoG-ghOw oie.half berfel,
barrel s 90. IpGllOu pals chuw-chow, %,
3. sallon pals mixed pickles, 4 20. dl1fs pinA,
/ 50. Glass quarts, . %. Glsss H'gallon 50.
Glass i~.grlon, Z Is. Glass HoE. gallon, 2 70.
COAL OIf-ilO dogroce FIRE test in barrclH.
2ic no tot oil Ia cans . 4f $50 degrees hrl
test 3 40 per case.
hACKEREL--No 4 barrClf, e 90, No l ~
barrels, 2 Co No 4 N-barUla, 4 30. .ho.2 r.
barrels ? o.. No. 2 &-hsrfels 2 90. No, hts'
10. 80. 2 kits. 4 % 40 kite l %.
HOLLAND HERRING urrutted,l "a GER kcg,
OAEDY--St4k, me q gulud; iADcy, lbc2oc'
CIDEE-Crab Hpp'e, Nc; Missouri cider B1
Der gallon. Vinegar, pur gallon, ls21N.
sTARCU-Fearl. a.. Royal Glass, 30. Rou.
ION l.pound pac1agcG. 6. Corn starch i-p0uno
packages. 3. C.pnurd FOOD box glass, ~. g.
pound paper box giLsf, ~.
LNE--COuCeutrCtcd. ltNtf 90.
JUGs-Nc quote: lie per rnilon ioG glhESdl
CfOctR. l0c per gallon Tor ElaEed.
TOMATOkS-2-pOCud stauGaid, / o. S'pouDt
layer, 2 61Cgl rs.
bEfYD FRACHSs-uupuslec. a. npC'si i4'
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WOOL, HIDES SSp rELrRIEs


Woo-L-ffsTicsn. freo Of ourra nG.2js mCz-
i1a. imprcycd. lbG.IOr coarse, nc; hl5 medium
lKs22c hno WOOL sccOniing " olft and cont
ii00a, lte AC; uiny, -fR9c per pound losa,
egoriing 70 hufrs.
.inTs-Prlme plump 1ints 20 lbs Gnd mp, li1
Der n; seconds plump nints, 20 lbs and MP, l2c
ser 10, prime light and Hips, l2c per II; culls,
bulls and Hiass, 60 &C per ID; dry stated, valltso,
according 10 conditions: Efccn sailed sc.
PELTRiEg-Ueer sxinh, .2nasI2oi Enielopes 100
itc; seal skins, Ib925g sheep pelu, ~ per wool
l0Dc5c; Ehcsrlif r., i0ai5c-
TAlLON-rrimo UloN, 10 tliloW sTeuAe. 10
"a. grease yoiloys 10 brown. soHn
lEER Wax wine yellow. sos SARA AHo adoj
rrtst. fktf.lp
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500; active asd higheii 1910 10 $3.50.
Shesp-Receipts. 100; sioady: natives
range, 1926 20 81 lbs; rexGuf, " TO $3.50.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, june 1.-THE Drlyera Journal
req ort,: Receipts % 600: lowir; 500 10
80 90. Uattle-Rsceipts, 400; weak aud 10
TO 10 lower; export grades, $500 20 S0's0;
good TO choice. shippiug, so III 10 W l0'
common to medium, 50 u ~;
grass Texans, So SO 70 Vi 0O;
corn-irt' Texan. 81 90 20 81. 90. Sheep-
Reoaipts, 1900; dull and 10 Z o % lower me-
ripr "a ilir: so 70 1925; medium I, goo,
80 IS 20 "a 20; choice TO extrs,, VI 20 70
sl.7j; Texis sheep. SO 10 St25. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat weak and
| lower; closed 5S under yesterday;
June, 81 3S 10 So Ia cloled 81 l.2'
July. IS 3 90 50 "a closed 80 l.2; Augusi,
90 IA 10 81 Is. cueed 90 l-2. Corn weak
| and lower: olcseh 5S go "a under ytster-
dsS; cash. "a TO 81 / !: Juue. IS is TO "a S;
Jnly, SO 3 s to 5j7 s, August, 30 6-s. O1ts
weako1: cash, 30 81; June: ~ rs to w
july, 80 10 So 3S. Pork 10 fair
demand; cast, SIS 10 to $l0.25 for Winter
panscd; June sl9.75 July, $40 20 10 Sls.7o:
August, $40 CD to $l075. Lard 2 l-2 20 o
lover; uiBti or June. s II IL TO $40. July,
s % 10 10 3 %. Bulk mesls 10 ia!r demand;
shoultors, q. short rib, 500; short clear,
KAEsAs CITY AREET
Kansas QIrY, June ll-Wheet lover;
rs . oahh: Is Id, nd July; rs, bid Az
gust. Corn lover; IL Ia a IL cash; di3S,
July; 40 s. August. Oiis Gun aud nomi'
nal, % IL, bid.
REV YORK. MARKET
Nav York, June Il.-Bceveg-- Rectip's,
60, irmer and higher FOR all grades ex'
ctpt common, but not active or sa'isino'
tory, for nearly 81 western who bought
cattle IRE losing money; common
10 prime NATIVE steers, 40 u 5u;
moor 10 decent Texanf, 81 % 70 S577;
a her o. car looGs Of Texas sitefn nrc 10
be carried over. Sheep-Rece.pas 1850;
sheep frmer for good; lambs active and
higher; extremes. 81 TO 50 for sheep; So
10 Sc So for lambs. Flour dull. Wheat
SCOT LOTT, i-2 to ! lover optious 5.S to Z s
lower; No. 3 red, SO to 06 l'2i No. 2 red
ST OF / . 20 sl.03 ii. Cnru-spot lnts, Ia
to 12l1wer; outioup. - 60 "a lover, clos
log ste, der: NJ. 3. So 8 "a 81 IL; steamer,
col 10 81 -. No ., G2 i-2 10 90 . Cot
fee-spo, isir: Rio irmei; 10; option
more act We early IN the Jay, owing 10 the
adysrce ia Amtterdam, and firm
gs wfll as The demand 10
c,,ner. contreots here; later tire was a rise
ofi5 points, but Ia the lat hour moe. 81
this was lost and the mar
let closed berely steady; safes,
95 eco hars. RIO No. 4 July, $40 o.
| Sf5: August, s 40 20 S 60; September. &c
m $40 sugar dull;refiutd quiet; mould a ,
G ll.l8: standard q, 61s to G ! 1; ooniec'
TONERS a, 6 3.6: ersnnlated, 81 2 to 90 iG;
cnbes, 7 is Molasses quiet aud utohnn ca.
Rire-Demand fair and market firm
Tsilow oniet but steady. Resin
weaker; 81 80 20 1892 Iurpantine
steady. Wool quiet and barely steady
pnlgd. IS 10 40. Texas, II 90 "a Pork
auiel. cut meats neglected. ard sleEdy
spots, S 95 10 s.35
COTTON sTATfMEST.
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BOOTS n SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

~uorATIoN TODAY
Mem hip brogauE, from 95Gl rs.
Boys kip brogans, from s0gi 90.
Mems r.. cali brogans, froin | 00gl rs.
BOYS =. calf brosRrs. from pjeDl Is.
Mems kip 2.buckle plows, 1 O00pl 20.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, &Ul 70.
Mems bud balls, congress and button .b94 2
Mems calf balls. II y and button, 2 bOGt5O
Meas hip boots "a d so 90.
Men q y. calf boots, "a C0f,ij ca.
Mems calf boots, % 0J060 90.
Boys kip boots, - O03t1s 00.
boys =. calf boota, 10 50Gt2i 90.
Bows cal. cots, p 5OcN 90.
Womon's % rip polhas, l5gS7lo.
Miss % KIP polkus, 0Ot4oc.
Chlld's % hp polkas, all size, iaaobN
Chld'R kip polkas, AL sizes. 5sf65c
WoInon's calf peg and - polish col "
Misses calf peg aud - polish, yoal ~.
Women's pun sewcd polish, seal 2.
Women 5 calf sewed polish, 1901 s9h;
Women's grain EeWed aud polish, o3El Is.
Women KID sewod. 90f1 20.
wGmun's goat sewod polish, l 80 10 70
Women's Grain fswcd button i o. TO- %
Women G r'd scwcd button. ] yioBU.
3 .r,4 ~ mo sprrr' htiitnu NtN2H
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tbaJ
clss OF this city
apAt. AND BaEA DtTVFF.

Farmers reports diil,r as to me oa,iey
c,op Some think u Is at al average WINE
other incline a. bv'eye It Is short. "heat,
ali agree. Ia full and equal TO The irea,sst
crop ever harvested az 20 99An,y snu yiee.sd,'
nromise as vel as wheat, out is not 80 safe
10 n or, ss The bar meter continues TO
;ndicste foui weather II favored with sun
shine Tor a fs1 days more, the wheat crop
will be perfectly fri-.
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W~HEAT-Choi11 luU -ffm gTioes' vV'
Me u.ssa. sOu 81.
RYF Nominal hN tG uOttAtfl' %"
BARLEY-iOcf6o
CoRN : relied and 's1t31, 45ao)-'
~OATH-Choloc, 3)0d2a, sscEeo,
-patenL. u.s. carly breaLfa
10 cIeam sodr. o. 10 pure cFSan' Z =
TODD Nlls. raieui q ~; Union, y 10; fTsit.a
Flow ~. s 90; star, Choice, 10
BRAN-At mills, snC .u store, Vso'
tOR EHEAL-Fluo l.Itad per 100 pounoh'
I 30.
HoMCHY AND GBI1--o 70 FER barrel. o.,
T~IFU-ChopptC HIH ll. luv ioaulti 80
choYT, "a ruru ard catt rer 100 pounds, +a,
corr man rer 10 rounds, 100
GRAUAM FIOUA-. a. 100 pounds B.V.,
HAY DARK, q ~ 'IuihH W'h
ii o. bright, hoo ON to-id az II w
dsrE, S o.. - ,,,ot ono,
nnAkT sEFD-6hr q" ntr la'4e'' WV
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Many Hotels and Restaurants rem the
IEA q PERKINS, bottles With q spurious
mixture and sERvF n as the GENUINE
Lea q perfins' Worcestershire SNlce.
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zorro. sTATfMEST.
GALVESTON. June ll.-Fhe following 10 the
fnIIV cnmnarntiYe ontrn m sthiement:

Lasf YEAR. zoos 1917 JSji,5l3 49,. :.
Exports this week: Great Britain, HISS;
Frsno-, none: Continent, 2,1lS. Stock a
oil United States pnrts this day, 43I 1Gl;
this day last year, 440 2I3