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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
SALTWATER NEWS.

A heavy wind yesterday afternoon
created havoc on the lake, and quite
number Of RATS were broken. Many
small trees in the city were broken, and
awnings were torn.
The public schools in this city close
for the summer vacation this evening,
and nearly all of the teachers residing
out or the city will spend their vacation
at home.
The Iowa departed yesterday with
raft of logs for Laird. Norton IL Co.,
Winona. When she reached the point
at Oak Park the wind compelled her to
seek shelter in the bay.
John Nc Konkey has been received at
the prison from Polk county t. serve
two years for an assault III tile second
degree.
More than 1000 tickets were sold from
this city to ST. Paul Wednesday. and
consequently that many people from
here witnessed the Hill parade. The
parade was the chief topic OF cOnycrsa-
ton here yesterday. and all who saw 1t
are lavish i'll their praise OF the under
taking.
Judge WiiIiston will reconYene the
general term of the district court next
Tuesday.
The nigh school alumni association
banquets this evening at the Sawyer
house.
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New " ork Mining stocks-West.
THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished by
JAMESON, HEVENER & CO.,
st. Paul Produce.
Commission Merchant, st. Paul.

Butter-Creamery, lib bricks 1920;
creamery in tubs, iS@10c; second creamery,
in tubs l5@i6c; first dairy, 1c@l7c; second
dairy l20l3c: packing stock, lnDl4c-
brick i50l6c; Limburger, 12l2Ol4c; Young
American 11@l1L3c; Swiss, lSc.
Eggs-Fresn. per doz 12Ql2L9c.
Poultry-Turkeys. dressed. 12013c; old
hens and roosters, S(DJc; spring chickens.
per doz., SL50; ducks and geese. IC@1lc.
egetahles-Parslcy,p per doz, CSC; egg plant,
S2.500y2.7 IS per doz; potatoes, NQ43Oc; Min
nesota onions, 75cQ1Sl per bu: new cabbage.
2s4@3c per 10; Florida tomatoes S2@2.23
per crate; radishes, per doz 20c; lettuce, per
doz 2jc onions, per doz. 12ll15c new beets.
35c per doz spinach. 75c per bu; Bermuda
onions, 81 SOL. rs per crate; Elephant, 50-lb
boxes 81; green peas, Sl.59Ql.75 per bu;
asparagus 35c per doz; Golden sweet pota-
toes, s. per Dbl. Beans-Navy, S202.25 per
bu; mediums. SL75Q12 per bu. Cabbage
California, *s4Q3e per Id. Wax beans. per
bu, Sl.7501: Cauliflower. per doz, Sl,75Q2.
New potatoes. per bu. 81
Fruits-strawberries. illinois. 9i-qts. $40
4 25. eLemons. SI0L25; fancy. $500 80.
Bananas-Port Limons, S:Gl2 80; Bluefeld.
S202. rs; Honduras 81. 1902. Apples-Car
lots S25o02. Gj: small way. S3.2j9i; fan
cy, S45}G15. Figs-1.G1l4c. Dates-Persian,
50-lb boxes, &c; Sayre, 60-lb boxes. 4l2Gl5c;
Fards, 1Glb boxes. eQ1c; Golden, 10-lb boxes.
6l207c. California Peaches-None coming.
Pears-Sa25@3.5O. Grapes -Malagas. SlC@
lu.OJ per rLOE4uit IdIl5eIIueS. Y CttSG,
$3.50 Florida Oranges. S2.5c0lI per box;
CALIFORNIA;. S2.75@3.25; navel oranges. 81
al .25; Mexican oranges. S3@g325 per box;
California medium sweet oranges, Si@4.j0;
cherries, Sl5OGD2.
Observation-Disclosures. per 100 lbs. S4.5C06.50;
hides, steer green, per 10, &c: hides COW,
green, per Id, 312c; hides calf, green. per
ID, &c: hides, steer, salt. per h. &c; hides,
COW. salt per ID. 4@iI2c; pelts, 25c@SL5o;
wool, washed. 220?4c; wool. unwashed. 10
@l7c; tallow, 404l2c; >pork, mess. S2U.5 Oh:
beef, 81; bacon. Sl30l350; hams, Sl404.50;
lard, SilGbl2: hops, 26l19Sc: hogs, dressed,
s@9c; prairie chickens, Si05 per dozen;
pheasants, S6@6. SO; snipe. sl.50; dncks
mallards, S313 so per dozen; teal, 1.75692;
quail, per dozen, SO !.25; jack rabbits, $3.50
Q3 per dozen.
Nuts-Peanuts. raw, Sc; roasted. e6l10c; wal
nuts, California, 1l@12c; Grenobe, lie;
Naples lie; pecans 1Olilc: Brazils, new, 10
@lic; almonds, Tarragona 1Sc; Almonds
California, &c; tilberts, sicily, 10c; cocoaruts,
S4014.25 per 100.
Honey-Per ID, 15@l7c; maple sugargG1loc.
Syrup-Maple. per gal, Sl0l.50.
Cider-New apple. clarified, Dbl, SC06.50:
lA Dbl, 49, %; peach. pear. orange. IL tbl, :
@5.5r; hald, bbls, Ss.5V; hard, IL Dbl, "Si.5O.
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CRIPPLED BY THE FURRY.
Large Southern Dry Goods Deal
ers Make an Assignment.

cES "dhC an ASST Hltnts
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June SD.
.B. Loveman, one of the leading dry
goods merchants in the South, filed 4
deed of trust yesterday for the benefit
of certain preferred creditors, whose
claims aggregate S19l 1867. The assets
are estimated at $3.50, 900. Strtpgency in
financial circles is given as the cause of
the failure.
NEW York, June 8.-AppIication has
been made for a receiver for the COM
pany that operated the Casino in this
city. The liabilities, including capital
stock issued, are SAG, 45G, and the assets
$265. 900.
WILNuNGToN, Del, June S.-Bellah
Il Co.. wholesale dealers in iron and
steel, have failed.
MILWAUKEE. June ST II. Brown
~ Co., carriage manufacturers. have
assigned TO o. l.. ROsencrans.
CHICAGO, June S.-Conrad Neihof,
private banker at 40 La Sale street.
made an assignment for the benent Of
all his creditors this morning. Assets
are scheduled at $4,000 and liabilities
at 100000. Refusal of the bank through
which Neihoff cleared to pay checks
caused the trouble.
BOSTON, June ne latest ODlalna-
BILE information Is that Moody MerriilS
liabilities are In the neighbOrhOOd of
1855, 900, not including strictly personal
accounts, the amounts of which are not
now known. Writs of attachment to
the number of seventeen have now
been filed, and the amounts set forth in
them aggregate 1886, COO All the large
creditors have not yet attached. TO
offset the liability of 1885, ZOO there is
real estate assessed at 100000. but this
is encountered with mortgages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
r. M. NEWPORT & SON,
INVESTMENT BANKERS,
Loan money on improved property in St.
Paul and Mn eapolis
AtGPer Cent Son or Before"
New fioneer Press Building, st. Paul.
Reeve Building, Minneapolis.
Duluth Wheat.
Special to the Globe.

SpeClal 10 tne GiODe.
DULUTH June S.-The situation on the
board of trade was decidedly better than it
was Yesterday. The crest of the wave is past,
the excitement has quoted. and board of
trade members don't anticipate any serious
trouble. The market opened firm at yester-
days figures, and was nervous during the
early hours Most of the trading which was
very light, was confined 10 July. The prices
tell off after the opening quite rapidly, but
recovered somewhat before the close. The
only buyers of cash wheat were the mills
The whole session was quiet as a funeral
The close was dull and firm being unchanged
for the higher grades of cash and for track
wheat, I2Q1S4c off on lower grades of cash,
while futures were weaker, closing from a4c
to llsc off. The close:
Cash, Nc. hard. 6!L2c; No. 1 northern. SOC
asked; No. northern, 55I2c; No. 3, sic: re-
jected, 4e12c June, No. hard 8 l2c; No.
northern, soc; July, No. hard 64s4c No. |
northern. 6ll2c asked; September, No.
hard, 69Ac: Mol northern, &c; on track,
No. northern, Gee; No. northern, 5512c.
Receipts-Wheat, 117.577 bu.
hipments-Wheat, 254, 9S6 bu.
Cars nspected-Wheat, 81.
Cars on Track-Wheat. I52.
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Union StOciGVarlIs.

Receipts-Hogs, 726; cattle, PSI; calves, 90,
sheep, 5S.
Hog market steady with yesterday. Quail
ity not so good as Yesterday. Trading
opened slow, statesmen asking an advance,
but the yards finally cleared at about ycster-
days prices.
Caltle-Beef cattle, stockers and feeders in
demand. Mich cows duh and hard TO sell
Sales were at steady prices Quotations !:
Prime steers, Sl043j; GOOD steers. S45U@4:
prime cows, S3035); good cows, s. 5o6l3 /;
common to fair cows. 81 .5OGG2 -; light
veal calves, S3GD4 %; heavy calves S!G3;
stockers, S2.95Ge325; feeders s.. 1908 81 ;
bulls, 5 .751275.
Sheep-Good sheep steady and in good de-
mand, and common slow Receipts sold
early at steady prices Quotations; Shorn
multOns. S40l: spring lambs, Sol: stocHers
and feeders, S334 60
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK, June s.-There was decided
lY stronger tone to speculation at the stock
exchange today, and an improved feeling IN
financial circles generally, owing to the
further decline in sterling exchange, which
has put stop to gold exports and the more
cheering advices from Chicago. London
purchased between $4,000 and 10000 shares
OF various stocks and there were moderate
buying orders for local investment account.
The advance in prices was equal 10 l2012 per
cent in the general list while Manhattan
rose Gig 10 .l29I2: Lake Shore, General Flee
trio. Louisville q Nashville and Sugar were
also conspicuous in the Improvement. West
ern Union was raided at one tine Gu ing the
morning from 82SS down to Sis, but
the stock subsequently rose to So. Dur
ing the afternoon National Cordage, which
had previously advanced from l2l2 to
l4A. dropped to II on reports that the reor-
ganization plan would assess the holders $40
per share. Reading at the same time deyel-
oped marked weakness, and sold from Is 10
Ii. The remainder OF the list held tolerdbly
well, nnal quotations being A0l per cent
below the highest. The advance in the rate
for call loans to 10 per cent has had little or
no effect because it was almost Immediately
followed by free Offering at 5616. Lake Shore
was notlceably strong in the late trading,
selling uD and closing at 1879. The market
left OF steady to hrm in tone. AT the close
of business today the holders of S1o,0O0,000
general mortgage bonds and S2,0J0 shares of
stock had assented TO the Reading rGadjust
ment plan.
The Post says: Money has continued to
move westward from New York, though in
decreasing quantities, since the Chicago
bank scare has subsidized. Against the East
ern purchases on rediscount of Western com
mercial paper, Chicago exchange on New
York has touched 0Jc discount, and st. Louis
exchange 100. But it is equally clear that
this accommodation to Western points of
weakness has been granted at the expense of
Eastern commercial borrowers Ii is as
plain that The general situation will not bet
ter itself until the banks appear again with
thorough IiberalIty in the mercantile paper
market. Such action hangs of course, large
ly on the future of the gold move
ment regarding which today's de
yelOpmentS were on the whole eX-
tremely encouraging. Since grain prices
on the continent of Europe have held steady
the remarkable profit for foreign importers
has been maintained, and the fresh supply of
grain bills on the sterling market caused to-
day further sharp decline in rates. This
was favorable feature, but there Il sec
ond factor i'll the market perhaps still more
significant in its bearing both on the gold
movement and on the general situation. All
of the local agents for European bankers
admit today that the orders for immediate
remittance of maturing balances have been
substantially revoked. Local credits, which
week ago were transferred to London on
the instant of their maturity are today under
orders left as of old on deposit in New York
Apparently the only cause tor this is tbs
presidents call for an extra session.
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PUZZLED THE TALENT.
Only One First Choice Returned
T,ofnnia

Only One First Choice Returned
Winner at LatOnia.
CINCINNATI, June S.-The weather
was clear and pleasant and the crowd of
good proportions at Latonia today. The
talent had another hard day of it, only
one favorite winning. Results:
First race, three-fourths of mile-Cyclone
won, Salvation second, Rambler third. Time,
liz.
Second race, mile and an eighth -Puryear
d won Cleme1tine second, Newton third.
Time, :55al.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile-Chant
won, Delmar second, Will Fonso third.
Time, ! :06.
Fourth race. mile-EspQnita won, Farewell
second. The Governess third. Time. 1:434.
Fifth race. four and a half furlongs-Gov-
ernor Hill won. Rosamond second, Editha
third. Time. :)6l2.
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BEAT A DERBY CANDIDATE.
Taylor Hayden Wins the Gascon.
ade Stake at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-The feature of
today's card at the fair grounds was the
Gasconade stake for three-year-olds,
$1,000 added. A fair field raced the flag.
and j. W. Levy's good colt, Taylor
Hayden, won easily from Hugh Penny,
McCatferty & Wishard's American
Derby candidate. The stake was worth
S1,250 to the winner. Results:
First race, six furlongs-So won.
Buckthorn second. Duke of Athol third
Time, l:l6.
Second race. five furlongs-south Park
won. Arena second, Sappho third. Time,
05
Third race. GaseonOde stakes, mile-Tay
lor Hayden won. Hugh Penny second. Fitz-
simmons third. Time, I:4l34.
Fourth race. three quarters of a mile
Warren Leland won. Kube Burrows second.
Tea Set third. Time, Aha.
Fifth race, mile and a siXteenth-Walter
won, Rocquefort second, General Marina
duke third. Time, l:4JM.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards-Coronet
won, MAY Hardy second. Merge third. Time,
1:4@l2
Seventh race, mie-Falero won, Highland
second, Pedestrian third. Time, rs.
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PLEASANT FOR RACE GoERs.
Perfect Weather Favored the Pa
irons OF Morris Park.

Perfect Weather Favored the Pa
irons OF Morris Park.
NORRIS PARK, June SIT would be
difficult to imagine the existence of
more pleasant weather than that which
prevailed at Morris Park this afternoon,
and it would be a far harder task to
choose prettier spot than the undulat-
ing West Chester plain on a perfect
June day. Results:
First race, three-quarters of mile-Yemen
won, Correction second, Mary Stone third
Time, 1:l2l2.
seconp race. mile-Roller won. Willie L
Second, Strephon third. Time 1:4l.
Third race. five and half furlongs-De-
clare won, Discount second, Sir Excess third.
Time, 1:tGl2.
Fourth race. three. quarters of a mile-Mid-
night Won, Louise second, Sunbeam colt
third. Time :lGl2
Fifth race, one and one.sixeenth miles
Chorister won. Rainbow second, Redskln
third. Time, 1:4sI2.
Sixth race. seven -eighths of mile-Specu-
lation won, Mordotte second. Reindeer third.
Time, 1896
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June Seattle Receipts. 1000;
shipments steader, and in some places
higher; prime steers S. 5C06.s0; medium,
S5@5.25; others, S4.2561400; Texans, s.. AGO
so; cows. Sl.6,0L35:
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market opened SO
Zoe higher, but lost advance; mixed ana
packers S6.T6Djg0; prime heavy and butch
ers' weights, S6.97@1U5; light SiG17 10; pigs,
500.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; steady; natives,
S56D5.50; Texans, $40; Westerns $40 @j.2O;
lambs, 81 2506.50
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Money NLnrknf4.

New YORK, June s-Money on call firm
at to per cent; last loan s. closed offered
at ;. Prime mercantile paper tG1S per cent.
in bankers bills at SlSOI2 for sixty days
and SlS7L2 for demand.
CHICAGO. June s.-The quotations in the
local money market today were per cent
for call and time loans. New York exchange,
LES discount; sterling exchange dull,
nominal, at is6L2 for sixty -day bills and
SLs9 demand. Clearings, Sl4,791774.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect aid perfect safety
with which ladies may uss the Callfor
mia liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, un-
der all conditions, makes it their favor
lite remedy. TO get the true and genu-
inc article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed near
the bottom of the package.
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lottery won. Jersey second. Con Lucey third.

Lottery won. Jersey second. Con Lucey third.
Time, 81
Second race. six and half furlongs-Glen-
mar won. Wandering Nun second, Perchance
third. Time, :2712.
Third race, seven-eighths of mile-Lucky
Glover won, Montague second, Xenophone
third. Time, :55.
Fourth race. .eighths of a mile-Equity
won. Artillery second, Uncertainty third.
Time, 1:0112.
Fifth race, six and quarter furlongs.1,.
Cartoon won, St; Patrick second, Scuylk1ll
third Time 1:izl5.
Sixth race, five.eighths of mile-Topmast
won, Comrade second, Pokino third. Time,
1:05.
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British Wheat cron Short.

LONDON, June S.--The Times pub
fishes today specially compiled reports
OF tbs condition of the British crops.
Cereal crops are generally below the
average in England and Wales. but are
good in Scotland. English and Welsh
wheat Is II per cent; English. q per
cent. and Welsh, IA per cent below tho
average.
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Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE. June s.-Flour quiet. Wheat
easy; July. 6cs4c: No. spring, 6>l2c; No. 1
northern SIC. Corn quiet; No. ), 35l2@136c :;
Oats steady; No. white, 3e@32l2e: No. j
white. 3C@3lc. Barley quiet; No. . 5Sc !;
sample, 34@55c. Rye quiet; No. 1, SOC.
Provisions quiet.
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Kavanaeh and Murray.

About five hundred people attended
the Twin City Athletic club sports at
Minneapolis last evening. Some
very clever high jumping was
done by Valentine and Cragie. Tom
Kavanagh and st. Clair put on the
gloves for few minutes, and Kavanagn
developed such evidence of pugilistic
ability that he was matched to meet
Tom Murray in twenty-round mill a
week from next Thursday evening.
Jack Ryan has just returned to st. Paul
from Superior, where he defeated Jack Ever
EFT in TWO rounds He is looking for game
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viii Bar the Jarnmed Stroke.

LONDON, June 8. Ives, the American
billiard champion, has telegraphed from
Paris that he will play Roberts, the
British champion, in contest of 5000
points on the SAME conditions as the
last match, with damned stroke barred,
pockets to be 81 inches.
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IN Tic SPIDERS Web
Pitcher Young and the Cleve-
lands Take the Senators
Into Camp.
Chicago Went to Pieces When
TWirler Hutchinson Hurt
His Leg.
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Gin
cinnati and New York
Also Win Games.
Race Results at Morris Park,
Latonia, St. Louis and
Gloucester.

WASHINGToN,J June S.-Young pitched
great game against Washington to-
day. scattering their hits, except in one
inning. He received good support, and
after the fourth inning the Senators
were not in the game. The visitors
placed their hits advantageously, and
ran The bases in fine style. There were
no special features. Weather clear. At
tendance. $500. Score:
Washington.1 0 0 0 1-2 10 2
Cleveland. -. 0 6 0 0 90 9 l
Batteries, Maui and Mcclure Young, and
thinner: earned runs. Washington |, Cleve
land 3; umpire, McQuaid.
MADE OLD ANS CRAZY.
BALTIMORE, June SIT was Strug-
Cling exhibition today, and the Orioles
won. Hutchinson was fairly effective for
five innings. Having injured his leg in
running 10 first base, he was relieved
by McGlnniss, who pitched an inning
and half. Arson grew crazy over a
donble steal by Gudway and McGraW,
and replaced McGinnis with Mauck.
Attendance, 2,573. Score:
I Baltimore . e S2 Z :
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson, Hutch
ison, McGinnis, Mauck and Kittredge; UNI
pire, Mclaughlin; earned runs. Baltimore ),
Chicago3.
COLONIES WEAK AT THE BAT.
PHILADELPHIA. June s. = Vickery
pitched his first game for the home
team today and won it, the Louisvilles
not being able to hit him at the right
time. Attendance 2,4S0. Score:
E [olIaTfIPnia Q Q ! 90 90 Z
Batteries, Vickery and Clements, Stratton
and Harrlngton umpire, Snyder; earned
runs Philadelphia j.
LEADERS BEATEN IN NEW YORK.
New YORK. June S.-Rusie's superb
pitching was too much for Pittsburg to-
day and the New Yorks could not help
winning. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Pittsbnrg'. i Q Q o Q / 0 % 2
Batteries. Rusie and Doyle; Terry and
Miller; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs, New
York g.
LOST BY ERRORS.
BROOKLYN, June S.-Although out
batted two to one by st. Louis, Brook
Ign won this afternoons game. The
St. Louis hit Tommy Lovett i'll way to
make that self-satisfed youth wish
he was in better condition. Attend
ance, $500. Score:
RHE.
Brooklyn. % 1 1 0 0 8 ~ Z
ST. Louis. 20 3 0 0 c. 10
Batteries Lovett and Kinslow. Gleason
and Gunson; umpire, Hurst; earned runs,
Brooklyn /, St Louis 3.
WON WITH THE WILLOW.
BOSToN, June S.-Cincinnati won its
second game from the champions today
by good batting. Attendance, 2.133.
Score:
r. II. Z.
Cincinnati. / 0 1 6 o 1 0 o I'll Is i
Boston......2 0 9 o 80 0 2
Batteries Chamberlain and Murphy, Staley
and Merritt; umpire, Emsle; earned runs,
Cincinnati 5, Boston ,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
Scraps of Sport.

Charley Kemck. the whilom welterweight
champion of the Northwest, has returned to
st. Paul. He is Ill and will probably never
enter the ring again.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-09
To Chicaeo.

$500 one way, S1G.2G round trip, via
Chicago Great Western Railway. City
ticket Office, So Robert street, corner
Fifth
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Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
MaCn Her Bros. one-story frame dwell
ing, Schelfer, between Milton and
West Seventh ........................Sl 1000
John WinkIer. one-und-oue-half story
Palace. .'........'.. ..,..'..,......,... 1900
George Michel two-story frame dwell
ing, Bellows street near DelOS. 900 90. 5000
G.. j, Nagle. two-stOry frame dwelling
Portland. between Avon and Victoria. 1000
Seven minor permits ........... .......- loo
Total eleven permits. ...........SI2. 200
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demand; steady. Eggs - Large supply;
weaker: Western fresh. 15s4Q1l6c; Western.
per case, S3.TM37i
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Petroleum.

PITTsBURG, June Standardization
Transit certificates opened at G3c; closed at
Gle; highest, 645sc; lowest, 63c; sales, 1900
bbls
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL June s.-Wheat firm, demand
moderate; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm, demand moderate.
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Kill two birds

Nth one 'by.'"
Several birds, in fact. Make the
'oungSter happy; teach him Cor
..3r) the value of time-what a
clinute means, and how to make
le most of i; how to keep up
With the day, meet all engagements
nd come out ahead at the end of
lie year. It will save you a load
+ anxiety, too. Can you do bet
or than to buy the child a new,
quick- winding Waterbury watch?
81 to SIS.
TOUR jeweler will show you every
style of this watch for ladies',
gentlemen or boys. Coin
Silver or tilIei'gold; an accu-
rate jeweed tmepiece. You
may need one yourself. A.
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FAVORITES IN FRONT.

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Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Four favor
ties and two outsiders captured the
purses at Gloucester this afternoon.
Summary:
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