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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15
WEST BRlDPORT.

T, ?. Bailey was in The north part Of town
last Friday on business.
]. S Dukett was at Port Henry last week.
Thursday, on business.
Herbert BLY, Of Crown Point was in town
last Friday on business.
Daniel IIuesus of'this place is seriously il
and fears are entertained that he cannot sur
vive long.
Last Monday was a wet rainy day. Manl
people from this town were caught away from
home in the rain.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15
HANCOCK.

Willie Blaire is improving,
VIII Dowdell is on the sick list.
Daniel Caswell from Ripton has commenced
work for c. +. Martin.
Mrs G.. r. Church and two children have
gone to Natick, Mass, to visit relatives
Charlie Flint has returned home from New
Hampshire where he has been working the
past winter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15
MIDDLEBURY REGISTER, MARCH Is, 1901

Gideon Whitford and wife of Crown Point,
formerly of ADDISON are both seriously i'll
with pneumonia at their home 1t is feared
that both cases will prove fatal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15
BRIS TOl

Arthur Cove OF Hartford, Conn, is in town
this week.
A pair of twins, boy and girl, were born to
b. A. Atkins and wife last Saturday
Nine teachers took the examination before
7. Z. Boyce last Friday and Saturday.
The sawmill at Rocky Dale in charge of
+. 5. Mathewson, commenced saving last
week
l.. w. Bates and wife are home from Sar.
anac Lake, \. v, where they have spent the
winter.
NJ d. Parmelee is to carry on the \. Mans
field farm north Of the village the coming
season.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-03-15
BRIDPORT

The family of Joseph Blai1e have been ill
for several weeks.
Miss Abbott resumed her place as teacher
Of the high school Monday
+. II. Billings and family are moving to the
Royal Withere farm in Shoreham.
RALPH and Rollin Smith of Orwell were
recently the guests of friends in town.
The place known as the "Dea Hamilton
farm was bought at auction last week by
Michael st. George.
The entertainment given by members Of the
high school was repeated last week, Wednes-
day evening, at Cornwall.
Last week. Wednesday evening, company
from Ticonderoga gave the drama, "Ten
Nights in Darkroom, at Masonic Hall.
Mrs Lewis of Ripton is at c. J. Barbours,
having taken the place of Mrs. McQuivey,
who expects to leave very soon for Bread
Loaf
While on the way to NIiddlebury last week
Ira Kingsland was stricken with paralysis,
thrown from his sleigh, and was found I'M
conscious. At the present writing he Is able
to move with the aid OF a cane.
The town school report of Miss Evelyn
Barbour, the superintendent, is very highly
spoken of. 1t gives timely suggestions TO
those needing them, timely encouragement to
those doing well, timely hints to parents and
pupils. The high school here is now having
its third term under Miss Ida Abbott, and has
been very successful, as declared by both
parents and pupils
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Butter-Receipts. Il. Sis
packages. Market firm; creamery, 5G191ac; fac
tory l2i5015c. Cheese-Receipts, Ass packages.
Market strong: fancy large, coored. 9ss49S4c;
fancy large, white. 9SsG9Ac; fancy small. col
ored. 9%G9Ac fancy SMALL white. 9i7M92sc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1913 packages. Market frmer;
Western canGled. 13lzc; Western uncandled. IL
Q13c
PHILADELPHIA. June 24.-Butter steady and
In fair demand: fancy Western creamery. 1910;
fancy Western prints, 19c; fancy nearby prints.
20c. Eggs steady and in fair demand; fresh near
by. 14c fresh Western, 1ic; fresh Southwestern.
1Sc; fresh Southern. 12c. Cheese firm and &c
higher; New York full creams. fancy small e5a
@14c; New York full creams. fair to choice, So.
QsAc.
BALTIMORE. June 2-Butter firm: fancy imi-
tation. 17Q1sc; fancy creamery. 2lG22c: fancy Ia
die, 15G16c: store packed. 1ldl2c. Eggs firm;
fresh. 13415c. Cheese firm; large. 9Ac; medium,
csc; small. l0Ac.
CHICAGO, June A-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameres
1412c; dairies 14k0l6kc. Cheese stesdy at ga
Ice. Eggs steady at lOQ11c, loss off, cases re-
turned.
KANSAS CITY. June eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock &c per dozen, loss
off. returned whtewood in
cuded. nc
ST. LOUIS. June 4-Butter steady; creamery.
14020c: dairy, 13q14c. Eggs lower; fresh West
ern, Sc: Southern, &c.
LOUISVILLE. June A-Butter-Pound bricks,
2l9c; 60lb tubs 2015c 25-lb tubs. Bic. Eggs. 1Oc.
ELGIN. June 24.-Butter firm at 19c; 100 lbs
offered no sales. Sales of week. $50, 500 lbs.
CINCINNATI June 24.-Eggs steady. Butter
quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fat. SkGsc.
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Deaths.

Richard NJ. Young, sixty-two years. 1920 vigo
street: mitral insuffciency.
Edith Crosse. twenty-eight years. 12T West
Twelfth street; intestinal tuberculosis
Sim Howard sixty-fve years. 700 Bright street;
phthisis.
Preston Lewis. hfty-four years. city; gastric
hemorrhage
Adolph Ebener. thirty-seven years. 253O West
Michigan street debilitation of heart.
Roland l.. Harris, three months, SIS River
avenue; pneumonia.
Fredercka Bird. thirty-two years, 2006 Burton
avenue: organic heart disease.
Almore Gray. seventy-four years. $40 Bates
street senility.
Charles w. Washington. nine months. 2l27 AL
word street. pneumonia.
Matilda Hunter. forty-one years, sls Fowler
street. valvular lesion Of heart.
Mary Connors. twenty-ssven years. city, pull
monary tuberculosis.
Hannah Rohan, sixty-six years. 231 Empire
street empysema.
James Quinn twenty-eight years. 10 West Nc
Carly street, septicema.
Mrs. Anna Prigger. slxty-two years co Full
ton street apoplexy.
Joseph d. Piake. ffty-two years. s7s River
avenue asthma.
Martha Springsteen. hfty-fve years. $50 East
Court street; suicide from arsenical poisoning.
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AT NEW YORK.
Easier Tone Nearly All Through the

NEW YORK. June A.-Flour-Receipts 1888
brls; exports. 1850 brls. Market easier; slow
OF sale. Rye -four easier; fair to good 81 1913 10;
choice TO fancy. s3.25G3.50. Corn meal quiet;
yellow Western. SIC; city. s2c; Brandywine 81 40
G255. Rye dull; No. Western. 56lsc (. o. b.
aioat; State. 52G54c c. l. (. New York. car lots
Barley quiet: feeding 4sc c. i. (. New York;
mailing. 5sd62c c. 1. +. New York Barley malt
dull; Western. 65G72c.
wheat-Receipts. los 900 bu; exports. 172. lsS bu.
Spot steady; No. red. 1850 (. o. b. afoat. 73%c
elevator; No. l northern Duluth. 1850 (. O. b.
aioat: No. / hard Duluth. s4ssc T. o. b. afoat
Options opened steady cables and reports OF
bearish home crop conditions and further lioui-
dalton in face of big visible supply decrease.
Closed rather weak at isc 10 4c net decline
July. 7SHa4lsc. closed at 7Sssc September 72is
g72ssc. closed at Pie.
afoat- Options opened firm and higher on COW
bes but later broke with wheat and closed easy
at &c to sc net advance. July A. 3-i6d477sc
closed at 47ssc: September. 4slsd4sc closed at
oais-Recsipts, I7s.4OO bu; exports. 2Osss bu.
Spot dull No q S2ne; No 3 S2s; No white.
err. s2G3si1c: track white. S2ia9sSc. Options
Hides steady: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs. 1saIssc;
California, p to p lbs, 1slsc; Texas dry, "a TO
20 lbs. 14Q14i1c. Leather quiet: hemock sole
Buenos Ayres light TO heavy weights 24a25c;
continent; 1910; 5, A. 81 %: compound. sss7ls
a.. Pork firm; family. sl5.5o6l6: short clear.
iise country packages freeS 5S54c COZ pa'""se''
Conee-Spot Rio steady; No. Z invoice l-l6c.
susar-Raw steady; fair refining. s-1sc: cen
trilusal Sc test. I-32c; molasses sugar 5-l6c.
Zoe: No 3 . s No. 10 sSoc No s0ei No s,s =
No IL. t5oc' No. IL. 4-5oc; No. Il. 4-45c: stand
ard sdc a; ;.2ic eonsestioners A. 52Sc' mold 4.
DOC graduated. S40c; cubes. SOC.
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Opposite Postofhce. }

Ga %; good TO choice fat cows. So GOA choice TO
extra fat heifers. s450Gi.75: good 10 choice rat
choice 10 extra Canada stock calves. S4d4.25:
good TO choice Canada stock calves. Sat p; Can
good TO choice, sS.5OQ5.75; Michigan calves
sheep and Lambs-Market without features:
Choice TO extra winter lambs. 81 9545.O5; good
TO choice 4eOa4s5; yearlings. SSqS2S' spring
lambs sS.2G6: choice TO extra sheep N94-ZS'
Hogs-Market steady. Heavy. Sc. 25@sso; mixed.
Sc .2546.30; Workers. se25G6.40: pigs. S62oqo-2o;
roughs s5.soa5.75; stays. sl5Oa47o.
KANSAS CITY. June 4;-Cat1e-RsceiPts 2sce
shade higher: others steady. Choice dressed beef
cattle. IS 45q5so fair to good. 81 sOq5.4o; stock
$50; Texans and Indians. 81 25d5.50; grass Tex
ans. ssQ4.1O; cows s2.S5ai5O: heifers. So 20q4 so
Hogs-Receipts 400 Market steady to SC
higher. Top. 500; bulk, OF sales. s5:s5qs 95;
sasS sea Pigs ss 5 Ssa Ra'ker ''''u0O' S"'
sheep-Receipts. 500. Wool lambs 1oc higher
ern wethers. S.25G4; western yeariings. a25G
as: ewes ssaS.75; culls. s2QS: Texas grass
NEW YORK. June Acknowledging. 47A
Steers slow but firm 70 lee higher; COWS Sr and nd
cows S5@aa5 Cables quote live cattle lower
at lOlkql2c per ID. Shipments to-day. none
err; buttermilks 5areiy steady VeaIs. $3.50;
choice, s6S2ls tops s67S; culls. AG4SO; butter
sheep and Lambs-Recepts. 2s.o7s. Sheep I5c
to 25c lower: lambs opened SOC to soc off, closing
81 lower the under grades. Sheep. 50 75G
412h: choice, s4.z5; culls $780, lambs. s5d625;
few yearlings, A40G4.50.
Hogs-Receipts. AL Market firm at s.. 25Q6.50.
ST. LOUIS. June 24-Cattle-Recepts. $500. in
Guiding 2.OOO Texans Market steady. Native
steers. &G610; dressed beef and butcher steers,
ASoQ5.75. light. s375G535; stockers and feeders.
s. 25n5 and hefers, s2G5. %; Gamers, 81 y
Q2.s5; bulls. 2.1Od4: Texas and Indian steers
8 .5oq5.15: cows and heifers. s2.7Od4.20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market steady TO strong.
Pigs and lights s'.soas; packers s5.s5gs-O5;
Sheep-Receipts !, 200. Market steady. Native
muttons So 25Q4.15; lambs. A.25G5.50: culs and
bucks. s25oQ4; stockers. s2qS.1o; Texas muttons.
S3n3 S..
SOUTH OMAHA. June 24.-Cattle-Receipts.
1000 Market slow TO 10c lower. Native steers.
H.50d4s0; Western steers, s4g4 30: Texas steers,
| s.. 5od45O and heifers. sS.4O@470: calves.
S3ds. So
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market shade to &c
higher. Heavy. IS 92isd6; mixed s5.92h; light.
s5s0@5 s2lz; bulk of sales, s5.s2leQ5s5.
Sheep-Receipts.l LOO. Market active to 10c
higher. Fed muttons. s3.s0G4.lO: grass wethers.
s.. 40QSs5 ewes, s9Qs.eo; lambs. s4.30q51o.
ST. JOSEPH. June 4-Cattle-Receipts 275
Market active and steady to slow. Natives, 81 50
q6 cows and hefers. s2.l5G5; steers s. 75d6. Is;
bulls and stays s2.75q5.1o: stockers and feeders.
S2.75Gf75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1.o3s Market mostly PIC high
6.02ia.
sheep-Receipts. 2.A7. Market loc to 15c low
er. Lambs steady
CINCINNATI. June A-Hogs active at "a IS
| Q6.2O.
| Cattle quiet at s.. SOFAS 25
Sheep steady at 81 25qS.s5. Lambs steady at
| 81 256I5.75
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. June 24.-spirits Of turpentine
firm at 34Ac Rosin firm. Quote A, B. c. 81
d. $40; E, s1.15; f. $3.50: c.. 1925; H. 81. 40: l.
s1.55; K. $780, NJ, $3.50; N $3.50; window glass
81 90
OIL CITY, June 24.-Credit balances, 81. o.: GER
tifcates. bid. Shipments. 11.755 brls; aver
age. ssS14 brls; runs, 1sS.s1s brs; average 81 1856
brls.
WILMINGTON. June 24-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin firm at S1d105. Crude tur-
pentine firm at 81. 20 to S2.20. Tar firm at ST.
MONTPELIER. June 2.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 74c; North Lima, roc.
CHARLESTON. June 24-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at SAC. Rosin firm and unchanged
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Flour. 1000 brls: wheat 5000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu;

Flour 1000 brs; wheat. 1000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu;
oats. 24.0c0 bu
super s2:9oq2 40: Western extra. $3.50 -;
Western family, g. 25G3.45: winter wheat pat
sp p Wsess TPrRg Whsa5 sS'en Receps 2
OJS oris. exports, l32 900 brls W neat quiet ana
spCt sns me 7od i9Snn sefember. 7ig71c
steamer No. red, 6sizQ6sesc Receipts, q
7oa7tzc: southern on grade !lg'41ze, IS S S,a
steady mixed. spot and The month. tSt2G 80
t4Ag44&c. Receipts. l02. lO0 bu: exports, lZi,zSo
bu Southern white corn. +IaiSe: Southern yea yea
33izc; No. 2 mixed Sl4G32c Receipts, z2'4ei ou-
LIVERPOOL June 24-whsat,sPOt dull 5dI;b M9;
spring IS sd. No California. IS I'D. Corn
Spot hrm American mixed new, IS "a; 5 amer
ned. in pals. steady at ass Cd prime Western.
in tlerces. steady at AS cd sAoulders-Sq9aite
steady at 37s- Cheese-American hnest Mhile
tss Sd at '''' American hHe'' '0'0'e' MI"
cINcINNATI; June 2saFiqgr easy; fancy ICY
red s7assc Corn steady; No mixed; 4is
Oats quiet: No. 2 3Oa3Ol4c. Rye quiet; No. :,
$50 Bacon nFf rm al at :ss5 whisEy"Distiiers
finished goods active or. on l basis OF VIZ sugar
KANSAS CITY. June 24.-Wheat-July. Soc
September 60izc; December, 62%sc; cash, hard
sadsalac; No: red saqs34c Corn.Juyso ", 4 10Y;
September. 41Ac; cash. 4lc No. white, 4zq5z14c
bn. corn % 500 bS oats T. 600 bu shipments
Wheat. Is 100 bu: corn, $500 bu: oats 1000 bu.
TOLEDO. June A-wheat dull and lower;
No. 2. cash and July. 6Slzc; September, 63Ssc
Corn dull and lower; No ?. cash. 43lzc; july
43Ac: September 4i2sc. Oats dull and un-
changed: No. ?. cash. 2715c; July, Pike Septem-
Der 2sl.c. Rye unchanged; No. 2, cash. dc
DULUTH, June 24.-Wheat-No hard cash
eeitc: No / northern, cash. 66Ac; July, 652sc;
September, 6sSsc No. northern, 61Ac. Oats.
Nzd2Sc. Corn-None.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 24.-Wheat-Cash. 644c,
July 63lkc September. 64i4 G6iSsc; on track No.
/ hard. 66s.c; No. l northern. 64s4c No north
ern. sS4c
MILWAUKEE,. June 2L-Barley dull; No. 2.
SIC; sample, 37Q4Sc.
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ALL GRAINS ARE WEAKER
FRACTIONAL LOSSES IN ALL CERE-
AIS ON THE LIST.
Changes In Visible supply Figures
Provisions Relatively Active and
Strong, Closing Higher.

CHICAGO, June 24.-Higher values were
mainly responsible for the stronger open
ing in the wheat market to-day. but on
reports of good crop prospects prices weak
ened and September closed 1sqAc lower
September corn closed &c lower, oats so
&c lower and provisions 5G10c higher.
There was little interest manifested in
the wheat pit and the opening was strong
er on higher cables. Commission houses
were the best sellers early, but the trad
ing was rather mixed. September opened
a shade TO sc higher. at 66s4Q667s. In
sympathy with corn prices dropped to
66lLG663sc. but on reports of damage by
excessive rains in the Northwest a rally
followed to 667s067c reacting later and
closing 1GAc lower, at 661zd669sc. Worlds
shipments were 9.4s1, 900 bushels, compared
with S,135000 last week and SSS6.OOO a year
ago, and the increase on passage was only
5000 bushels. The seaboard reported thirty
four loads taken for export. Clearances
were equal 10 1900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 631.374 bushels, against S07,53S
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 49O cars, against S96 last week and
474 a year ago. Local receipts were fifty
four cars, one of contract grade.
Corn opened stronger on higher cables,
cessiye heat in the West. The market
weakened after the first half hour Of the
day on reports contradicting the stories
of damage. Offerings were liberal, but de-
mand was poor. Receipts continue light
and the grading is little improved. There
was considerable buying of July by COM
mission houses. September sold between
441sc and 45lsc. closing al the former figure
with a loss of 1sc. Worlds shipments were
5,623 600 bushels, compared with 6,529 600
last week. Seaboard reported eight loads
taken for export. ClearanceS were $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
receipts were PA cars, six grading contract.
Oats were dull and weak after some show
of strength at the opening. when they were
a fraction up from Saturdays close. The
feature Of the day was the big drop In
July caused by big offerings of long July
oats which were appearing throughout the
session. Elevator men took on consider
able July on the break and sold Septem-
Der. Phillips bought September, which
ranged between 2614c and 26a4c, closing lsd
&c lower. at 26&c. Clearances were 10000
bushels. Local receipts were 1875 cars.
| Provisions ruled firm, and notwithstand-
| by outside packers prices were well main
tanned. such offerings being readily alb
sorbed by local interests. and the price
advanced. September pork sold between
| $14.971a and $3.50. closing 1Oc higher, at
| S15.0215: September lard ranged between
| $s771z and $3.50, closing 10c higher, at SSS5;
| September ribs sold between $500 and
! IS 22154S.25, closing &c higher, at SS.2215
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat,
| IS cars; corn, 2i5 cars; oats, 1S5 cars; hogs,
| q 900 head.
4
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.STAGNATION in STOCKS
PROFESSIONAL TRADING MAKES UP
THE WHOLE MARKET.
A Few Noteworthy Movements Seen
in the Days Opcrations-Efect of
Monetary Considerations.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The stock market
maintained it's waiting attitude to-day.
There is a sort of tacit agreement, very
generally adhered to among the larger OPP
orators. that this waiting period shall ex-
tend at least to the end of the month
and until the money requirements of the
half years end are out of the way. The
consequence is that the attendance of men,
bers in the board room is very small and
many brokers have gone away on vacations
to the country or to Europe. The smaller
class of room traders who operate from
day to day were disposed 10 sell the mar
ket this morning on the disappointing show
ing made by the Saturday bank statement
ST. Paul and Union Pacific were most con-
spicuously affected by this selling. as be-
ing most likely to prove vulnerable on &C
count of the recent considerable specu-
latiOn in those stocks. Little success. how
ever, was had in dislodging any holdings
OF the stocks and covering by the bears
was in evidence later in the day. y small
number of stocks had considerable move
ments on individual causes. but in those
also the professional hand was seen III
the quick realizing on the movements. Nor
folk * Western was sold down after the
opening, on the score of the damage to
the property by the West Virginia floods.
New York Central showed some strength
Oll vague Talk OF the coming QeCldIdllOl
of some rights for the stockholders. Illi-
nois Central was confidently bought on
the general consideration that ii was low
in proportion to other grain-carrying roads.
The reduction in Sugar was due TO the
adjustment of prices by the different COM
panies. Manhattan was a feature on re-
iterated rumorS that it will be leased TO
Metropolitan. General Electric lifted
9la by light demand. but reacted 3la. On
the other hand, Colorado Fuel after sell
ing down AZ rallied 6l2, but did not hold
to the rally. There was a sharp advance
of prices in Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie, without explanation. Mime
apois & St. Louis dropped back 21a on re-
, alizing. So little profit is offered by the
market that difficulty was found in
securing the adoption by the members of
the Stock Exchange of a recommendation
TO the governors to keep the Exchange
closed on Friday and Saturday, July and
6. The money market failed TO reflect any
construction of supply, such was ind-
Gated by the bank statement, and money
on call loaned low as SIz per cent. Ster-
ling exchange eased off a bit, but hovers
within measurable distance of the gold ex-
| port point.
Business in railroad bonds was also of
| very moderate proportions, and prices
moved narrowly either way. Total sales,
| at par value, were 81. 10000 United States
threes, coupon, declined Is per cent. on the
| last call.
| Following the days share sales and
| the closing bid prices:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. June 2i-Cattle-Rece2ts 24ooo.
including 100 Texans. Choice steers steady:
Others weak Butchers stock steady TO slow
Choice Texans STEADY: others slow, Good TO
prime steers. IS 50Qs5o poor 10 medium. 81 asa
40: stockers and feeders. IS 909f 50: cows 81 Is
as; heifers. s7.75g52s; Gamers. s2q2.75; bulls.
81 5O6460: calves weak al SQ6.25; Texas fed
steers sf25a54o; Texas grass steers. s350a4lc:
Texas bulls, 81 7Oq2 -
Hogs-Receipts 81 900: tomorrow. 1900. esti-
mated: left over. 5000. The market was &C
higher Top. ss.2s Mixed and butchers. SIS s.
dsI5. good to choice heavy. s6q6 Is: rough
heavy, S. s5q5s5; light, s5.sogs.lo Bulk OF
sheep@Receipts. 2O.OcO. Sheep and lambs.
choice, steady; Others weak shorn lambs up
10 $3.50 Good to choice wefhers. s4Q4 30 fair
10 choice mixed. 1851 Western sheep. siq4 80:
yearlings si.ioGs4.+o: native lambs. sia5 %
Western lambs (spring lambs up TO $500. s5Q
SIS.
EAST BUFFALO. June 4.-CattleMarket ac-
tive and firm. Choice extra export cattle
Is s5as. gooS 10 best 81 COOS s5: shipping steers
s505.2s: choice to extra export bulls. AQ4. Is;
good to choice butcher steers. A7505.1S. good TO
best butcher steers. H.<o64.75; good to best fat
bulls. t4Qf -; good 70 choice yeariing steers. -
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Births.

Charles and Elma Helen. 1903 Alvord street;
boy.
Jacob and Fanny Bruder ST. West Walnut
street; boy.
T. c. and - Buentng, 934 Hyland street;
girl
George and Jennie Russell. s2s College avenue;
girl
Bruce and Elizabeth Miller. city; girl
John and Katherine Haett, 116 West Twelfth
street; boy.
j. A. and Myrtle Stevenson, 1717 Arsenal ave-
nue.; girl
c. c. and F. Neal. 5oS Bright street; boy
T. A. and Scherer. 407 Arbor avenue: bow
Daniel and Lilly Jones, PIG Downy street; girl.
Al and Sarah Donelson city; girl.
George B. and Mary Schaver, city: boy
Aubrey and Annie Crais, city; girl
S. +. and Mary Sheerln. 1910 North Pennsyl-
vania street; girl.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. June 24.-Poultry-Alive a shade
steadier; springers, 1sQ20c turkeys &c. fowls
lie. Dressed steady; springers. 21G23c; turkeys
7Qs11c; fowls. lOQl3l1c.
ST. LOUIS. June 4-Poultry steady; chickens,
7c; springs, 12d14c: turkeys, 1Isc; ducks, &C.
springs. Sc; geese. 4c; springs. 7c
LOUISVILLE. June AUTHORIZATIONS 7Isc
spring chickens, 12Q1ic, according to size: tur-
keys, SC; ducks, &c.
CHICAGO. June A.-Poutry steady; turkeys.
Sc: chickens. sHG9c.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Poultry firm; chickens
SQl1c; turkeys, &C.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-25
Origin.
Detroit Journal.

Detroit Journal
The English have omitted the n from
spoken discourse since about the twelfth cen
tury. IL Is said.
Anyway. this when the Anglican joke
about marriage. wherein the words altar and
halter are used INTERCHANGEABLE In such a droll
way invented.
The common people OF England. particularly
the middle class bourEeolsie. are intensely de-
voted 10 their national Institutions. among which
this joke Ia by no means the least
Hence the mobilization OF the popular speeoA-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-25
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. June 2i-Flour dull and un-
changed Patents. 50 i5d36): extra fancy and
straight. ss9sl5. clear. s2.65Q2.so. Bran firm:
sacked east track. 6sc. Corn meal. 81 90 Wheat
No. red. cash. s5iac; July. 6Si.c; September,
6SMQ6sAc: No. ? hard 66d6sxc. corn-No. ?.
cash. Sc. July: i2i.c: September tsisG43Sc.
Oats-No. . cash. 2Slc July. 267sc: September,
26hc: No . white. 3ic. Pork nrm: jobbing,
si5.75. Lard higher ut ss65. Salt meats (boxed)
higher. Extra shorts IS l2is. clear ribs IS s7is
clear sides. $50 Bacon boxed higher Extra
shorts s.: clear ribs. f937. clear sides. 50. so.
Hay quiet and steady: timothy. sl28i3 90.
prairie. <fc 5o9fs Whisky steady at slE. Iron
cotton ties. n.os BaggnF. stq7c Hemp Irvine.
&c Recepts-Fiour II. Oc0 brls; wheat. 81 600 bu:
corn. $1,000 bu; oats. 5000 bu. shipments