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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

Anarchists under arrest in Chicago
have been restored 10 liberty And II
win be well for them II they under
stand that their restoration is to liberty
and not license
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

President Roosevelt says he knows
no North. no South, no East no West
And yet few Presidents have known
the country as he does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24
pEsrrRr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER "a, 1901.

and the court and administration OF the
law were not given over to triylal'ies
and technicalities; in other words
the administration Of the law was not
permitted to defeat the very ends OF
the law. There are plenty OF murder
trials in which the evidence is as clear
and direct against the defendant as In
the trial now in progress at Buffalo
still 1t takes days and days 10 secure
a jury while the effort Of court, coun-
sci and jury often appears to be simply
70 free the criminal, while the protection
OF society against his evil doings Is
never once given thought.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

From the number OF logs presented
TO the schley court Of inquiry, one
might get the idea that they were all
M loggeTheads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

Emma Goldman must be an admirer
OF Lord Dundreary, else where did she
get the idea that one cannot conspire
by oneself?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

Mr. Henry y. Fuller the Chicago
litterateur, thinks that the air OF a
democracy is not good for the finest
growths of the literary garden. Says
he.
''rhe writer Of disciplined taste
and cultivated technique need hardly
be blamed II despair prompts him to
hang up the fiddle and the bow and to
seek In The heaven where good authors
go that encouragement which his tech
nique has failed TO receive on earth
Hawthorne was not entirely without
disciplined taste" and cultivated
technique and he has not been wholly
without honor and profit, in his own
country. Then there Is Henry JAMES,
who has cultivated technique" In OK
cess. He has made distinguished sue
cess. II Mr.. Fullers works have not
eqnalled In popularity some Of the great
literary successes Of the day. he must
lay the blame on himself and not on
the public taste, He surely hasn't
caught on" AS the horsemen would
say he has been trained so much that
he is drawn which means stale and
lifeless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

Are not the officers OF the kangaroo
court going too far when they go out
side the carnival grounds?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

In the case Of Czolgosz, The murderer
Of President Mckinley, jury was Sc
cured in single day. Ye, there ls not
a man upon II who had not heari Of
the case and read all about Il but they
were accepted Just the same. Why2
Simply because common sense ruled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24

Mrs Florence Bell in the leading article
in The Living Age for September l.
Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-24
SEASON nE 1ont Ion

Opening Date, September 2sth.
Twelfth Season. Phone No 9ii- Y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty four hours
we're reported at the Health Department up to
noon today: Julia Wright, 70 years, John Roche,
70 years; Theresa Passagno, p years; Elizabeth
jenkins, 20 years; Charles Pitman Bundick, 90
years; Thomas Brogan. % years; Willie Ann
Sirn1ns, 63 years; John H. Burrcil, g. years; Hes
ter A Butler. G2 years; Patrick Flaherty, 50
years; Isaac Gilbert - years; Charles Thomas, &c
years; Rosa Barbour, % years. Ida Young, %
years; Raymond Burke Boyle % years; Haywood
Miles. Is years; James Coon, years; Burnett
Bernstein. I month.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

The strongest proof that Hsurichs beers are
absolutely pure is the chemical analysis made by
tbe United States Agricultural Department
phone West a. Arlington BottIing Co, for
case of Maerzen Senate, or Lager, and you VIII
he convinced Is to the purity Of these popular
maitland hop beverages.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
DOING GOOD,

The following extract from letter written
Breeze" Akron. n Y, viii give you some
idea Of the great good that is being done by
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy IN curing colds
and grip NY wife and self have used Cham
beTiain's Cough Remedy for Ia grippe and wish
TO attest to Its beneficial effects and thank the
manufacturers for the good they doing suffer
ing humanity Whenever ] hear Of a case OF Ia
grippe 1 recommend this remedy" For sale BY
Henry Evans, Wholesale aad Retail and all
Druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 10: Thou-
as Better and Carrie 5 Waters; r. Sanders Rock
well Dryden. y. Y. and Belle Wallace this city;
Rag Clifton and Mary Elizabeth King; james
Ka1nka and Pauline Alroy, both Of Baltimore,
Nd. Joseph ?. Stephenson and Nellie 4 KNIT.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
Declared He Was Not n BeGgnr.

Paul Britt was in the Police Court today
charged with vagrancy- It was said be was found
drunk and begging on Missouri Avenue northwest
He denied that he ever begged. He said he was
a tailor and did not need to beg. He admitted he
WIS drunk and was fined s..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
To Enquire Into Their s.nitv

The District Commissioners have filed petitions
asking that the mental condition Of the following
named persons be made subject Of judicial
enquiry William J. Palmer, Daniel NJ Kellogg.
Charles F. Post, Harry Garcus. Mary Holton and
Olive A. Cowiug. all white and Adde r. Shields
Jane Lewis John Warren, Walter Nelson and
Cathariup Wells colgred
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
E1ned for ReggInp ON the street.

Bernard Leishart, who mas been a familiar
figure On the streets as weaver OF reeds, was m
the Police Court today, charged with being a
vagrant He was said to have been caught beg
ging He denied the charge, but was fined $50
and viii serve sixty days in the workhouse.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

CofUnhfa-''The GeisfIa,'' evening
Iaiayett-''The Magistrate afternoon and
evening.
Chase's New Grand-PoIite Vaudeville, after
noon and evening
ACadsmv-''E East Lynne evening
Herman Social Maids BuTlesqueFsy after
noon and evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
A CapitOI Guide Fined.

Maurice Borden was fined 8 by Judge Kimhal
N the Police Court today Boden Is a Capitol
guide. He was charged with using abusive Ian
quage to 4 son OF Andrew BrIcker, a hack driver.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
Chr Corning Cinles
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is, 100
y q S4-SI II . Ct = . n
r tonight and Th1usiay light variable winds.
- - - 100.

Temperature at a. Observation-Disclosures %
Temperature at y noon ..---------------------1i
Temperature at p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
MILLS presEdes.

Judge Samuel Mills presided in the Police
Court today IN the absence Of Judge scott, who
vas reported 10 be Ill.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperature

The Thermometer at AfiecE's registered IS de-
grees at 9 a. n, rs degrees at noon, and ~ de
grees at ? p. H. today
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
A Jacksonville Benefit.

A benefit for the relief OF the jacksonville FIRE
sufferers VIII be given tonight at Masonic Temple
The proceeds from the sale Of tickets viii be
turned over to the District Commissioners for
transmission 20 Jacksonville. The programme
2lE2gs gzg5 \ c VI $a9n3 ST. 2ant2s gr "
CHARACTER Mimic; Mr. Arthur E. Middleton. basso;
Yankee and Dixie the dogs with human
intelligence; FIVE miE,ate intermission and selec-
ton By orchestra; Mss Nellie N. Corrigan, So
prsuO. four Gaiety Girls, dancing; William A
Morsell, coon songs; Eugene "a Bronco, slack
wire: Miss Mamie Cailan, c,,ntralto; George
Spiden, Inonologist; J. H. Golden, tenor; Miss
Lena E ManierTe. danseuse; Harmony Quartet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15
GAS STOVES

(For Cooking and Heating.
Gas APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1874 New York Avenue.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-15

% @ & % @ sS6t Ps d 5ons 1hn %
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
POULTRY.

REPUBLIC SPFrv


New York. June lG.-LIve po,f.--
LAY were . ears Western and IL. cars h. -.
W hehtueSy, While less than 1 car oS So
Westerns arrived by express. The rarks, -,
'un supply OF fresh fowls and lnc-,srip,-
.ccsLpts Tor later in the week R..,--- -
inelined 10 ask lie for fowls wl,hs,, NeIe
80 v.siHsss. and market settled ls,.r !" "a
-, efzc on Old rCosters, with oriv m. H.
.arse Western bIoilers Drourh, s5n fiLess
80 az that small Southwestern All S.n.hs-,
JiylieTs, fancy large. 2suzr. sn.tt Spnns
ksht. D1zc. roosteis Sac: turkev- s6s- nn.
c. pns' od.Se' southern, pair. i5geNr'
southwestern zoe. "sN Southern and
dressed Pouitry-Receipts to-day All rkr,
tnsre Was a moderate supply az g. ~
fowls this morning. but delieer,.s issa-AAl-t
no business transpired Until n.srb iate ana
censs : 49, LOT later In the week are not iur-
marks Of dry-picked fowls ar ss thelI pest
"a @ :, tE- receipts arrived win ice all nsi,-
az on sdSh concessions OF &c to isr No. IN
were MADE IN preference 10 reicins &c pea ~.
ao"is hos so plentiful. OF selling sto.-A
fS.s - sn.ienis' while Si2c Is ali thaS IarT.
hlY:e plentiful. With scalced seiltnr ~ oao.lsIs
ICY sc on fancy. Fancy arg. ,irVe
lower IN sympathy with the r@os'a Out were
Fruxen poultry movement was li,S,. -
e.. f,bbY uHry.sestesn average best hen Ia
dry-picked &azsc: Western ss,,las 90 wss.-rn
small, isg2oc: Southern and SSlshwe-I wsstrra
western dry-picksd heavy 49,. SSs, small. los
Old ROSTERS sncs se~'-ed p.9e, small lc-
Frozen poultry: rurkeys-Younr hon. ,,rr~
Us. Eixed hens and toms zee 80. yoanx f,r1e
isa y mail iy,.ulic. young toms prime i1-re
packed fancy he: iayer-pacEea' primo soft
r,satsd- nAvieae: STACEY 9.sa,ec. Eroi,s1ac
is: prime. scaised t ne prime dry-picked 80
.ss.ss. % ssSsts.s &C. D~ucks-Fanev i2Iss ire:
~ @s1e' ~Geese-Fancy sa3ssos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

FEATHERs-In demand: steady. Prime i've
< S Z s1.' xx S'i is q sa.s XXX ios - VIM" NIX ;sS' &C;
s S,1T s, snd sl ssII ISs; Wing q. a, ssIl "a and POINTERS &c
DEER SKINS. ETc.~frime deer skins 25c Per
10; Texas az Sse: antelope loo per H.: goat 80
aEE fELfs"Fu ii osff i psi,s 10 at ~ sc pf 10 Sos.
SaOc. Southern at saloc: shesrlinss at agsse:
df R%o s5SSs, ia5isn; e ss ti iSs' s! ps 8 for -; small to ,ss,
s ssf , is!s: :o,a ss%y sea-. sisPp at sss s.; 1 May as q. Ss at s sl1s
: sse.' ws al S 9gsIs Of P'a nos, 6 5 e bark Of anS srss s,, q:
slood s,te; biuefsg &c: skulicap leaves sc: sassa-
8 fFEAsEsWki9DSorwin auotable nomi-
clay pease sl:sa. Other varieties nominal.
IN C eas or sL aAf l., g. 80 ps tu; for prime
LINsEED oIL-Raw eie: boiled &c. lie per gal.
CoTToNsEED ~oL-summer yellow at Sc:
white &c; winter yellow lic. and white 42c.
sale at G.'5ga per loo
DRIED FRUIT Quote: Apples : Evapora,ed
H.; Sse,inss al IL; ..n-dPisa quarters q, -
grated unpeeled halves at &c and sun-dried at 10
pRfEfb GREEN p~EAsEzyoboins from .,9r. At
WHITE fBEsaiiSsssfGsna-piek.a pea bean. in a
;crssnsd a, g per by. Country at siaI.a per bu''
Moss~Marke steady: machine-picked In b.s,
gray prOWn and biack lAu-c. Drown and black
al. 3h6<c; X at 4hqSc: xxx at 525i.c;
'nis MPr H.ef saF sssf: L s1.ts lIae oil &c iurpent,n. and
gasoline sc; vinee.r SOC: black oil 4cc. Iinseed.
do. half bbls. Sc: wine 81: saucrkraut 3se: pickle
45c: mo1asses 30c: lard tics. 55c: Isc of FOR eacn
broken head or stave: &c on for each hoop miss
BROOM CoRN-In fair demand and steady.
Quotable. per ton: Common at SO to Sc: fair at
SO: choice short green brush at so.
~oNESCChoice hleached at SIS per ton: other
SCRAP Iron AND M~ETAL-Per 100 lbs:
Wrought iron sc: heavy cast tDc; malleabie DOC:
steel sccTbreakaee 90: stove SOC: burnt &c: light
Re: lead s.. 20: pewter so.
HlGHWINES-Steady on n basis Of 81 per
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagxinx-1x-Ib. SIC:
1-lb. She: 3H-lb. &c. Ties 81 Irvine &C.
POP CORN ION Cob)-Quofe the range from 6Dc
for mixed to 81 for choice white rice.
nrst hands quotations range
ia9s-inch At s2sd@ snd slsaen: 2is-inch and
Wicker az ss;ss2 and s2l93s; square-ix; a; s.:
$ssd3e and sl.ais. oak-Piain-sawsd inch at S-s.f
3 and So: N to Pinch at s24G25. and sI4; 81
as inch at s2s6cs and SIS: auarter-sawed. white.
inch at f5sdss and sl6gls: li.cliz-inch $40 and
81; quarter-sawed. red. inch s2Sa2s and SIS: II
tongues at $50. Ash-l-inch at s24des and SIS:
ses and rs. Black walnut at SO and $40 and 81.
Cnerry.S1ear and second az sS common so and
at $50. Cedar at s2sa2s and sl5als: posts at lie to
3c each. according TO size: Sycamore at SO Tor
merchantable stun: do. quar.er-sawed at Sir2S
boards "a inches and over at So: gum at ssas
for sap. So and 81 for red Cypress at SsuD
and ~$1Sd1-choice louisiana worth more. Maple
at ~ for soft. Orders higher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

decline In choice grades: Minnesota rat.at s. $50
easy: No, 2 western 5,c: STATE rye tsgsss C l. (
Hsw fSrk car lots Barley quiet Barley ma.
bu.; spot marke, easier. No. : red sac T. Q. D..
Sn3at; No 2 red .szc elevator: No. l N3rthern
soS.c I. o,.b. sfoat: opi,sn: opened Steady. but
.o.n eased on in sympathy with Western mar
" at noon. on the siE visihle-supply decrease.
c1s toiioSsd By q later drop under iiaqld.sio2,;
:sise. closed SIC; ssess,. I.S .slse. ciossd ase:
Su.: exports as.sss su' :s spo: easier: ~. 2 = g
sssa. ssn. anf f ,;e.d & o - b "a, sS's al sp;,o IN m asTsrt
ing. hrm cables. small ecatTa-s arrivals at Cni-
caso and hsht offerings. closed fairly steady u
( & 81 as < s s.lse. Gld July tsitgsl5;; el2ses fa. - s+F 3,
bq exports tis2 bp; SPOT hrm: No. 2Ied $g,4e:
trk.- mixed Western asdssi.e: ,rk, white s.i4aS,c:
options very quiet, hut firmly held. .Tsllcw quiet:
SIC. Hay dun Hois qu,et' coal quiet. Beef
STEADY. ~ meats agtet. Lard hrm; western
$50; compound s'.as5c PORK stroag family
Cotton-seed oil strong prime crude nominal. DO.
yellow ssat'c. Rice steady. Molssses quiet
July sysc; sept. 7i.c cen sssIer: cash ani
July I...c: sspt, a. oats .,-sdy. cash :sIc;
s SsiS ss Brine sN BE 20 &, Re- m,s,i .'''e on c ansSnSssd.
iAysrpcol: Jgn. sxWh:st-sp", s,e.dy' No
s. I'd: 10 California IS ils,; futures quiet:
s .er, ss 'prsa; sept; IS grd c.Tn-sse, quit
Old. Is sad: futures quiet; july Is ind: SCOT:
% Hi7i. .C''- nominal E-ef-ENira lniis r"sS
steady at SIS Cd ~Pork-Prime mess Western
steady at 6ls. rd-Ar-erican refined in rails
nrfn ~ ~ 81 fa"cn-SEort ribs firm az as 81;
long clear .p,dd,ss. heavy. firm at Dis 81 Tur-
p,ntine-sEiIits steady at 2ss al
kansas tlty. June iI.-Whsat-Iuly s5isc: Sent
ef.c; cash No; ? hard sss.Ts,,sc: No esI4
VI: NO : red 1Islc. Corn-July iatxHtpSc;
Sept, AT FSc; FASH No. . mixed soa4oi.c: No
2 White Fc. Oats-No. . white 2ai-c Rye-No-
2 Doc, H~ny-cho,ce Timothy S1-Sri2. choice
prairie S.Hnia r-crea lfzaisizc;
fancy dairy l3Gl+c- Eg<s-Fresh at a. Receipts
wheat lpaori hu corn 22.tn1: oats fe.1ss snip
ment-Wheat $500 hu. corn $500. oats 1sc",.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

Cash Grain, FfO0rp EtCL
l Market-Received, 80 xhA amd
I'd ~ : sa i'm %a sss S: Sc; m shiss. a;.: ~ ssss IT,; +;
s e I'd ss'.sE Il is% .,S:: x e, ! ] re; "a q: q r: = e: & 81
ssds,e; no grade At sos; No hard q H. Sr
turkey. 10. ssrd Sas'asis at :sssi'se. No
: Shi,s srrins sold at Sc ,o.,,
mand. mainly Tor shipment BY sample No; 2
side: No at sss.e- e, side; 50. !. yellow AZ
AZ , this N s,def Mite nj, 2 as s0 .9c. at and IS So. Ne 5 white ! so' at
oATshcash M~arket-Rsceived % cars local and
. cars through. Lower and duh at the decline,
the local and shipping demand not sufficient 70
at 2sc. choice at 2i.c and switched to elevator az
2sa.c; Nc, 3 at ssi-c: No. ? Northern At ssaesse.
RYE-Not much offered: but demand ye-y
FLOUR Some acceptances hy the Continent
taken l's and The sni Hn'tea Kingdom mn prac,icsiiy' GU,
as a buyer. A fairly good domestic trade. Quo
s soao srd fer a. ear f5rl lS.s on Patents sTs 81 s. - .ssas s.1's sfrs Sss:s
g teds ~: extra fancy sef.S,i clear e =,
su,s ' sS.. as ss.sa mss' 50 for sFis Gears rs t .ssaa s'n,' FOR
straiehts and S-&T3.H for patents. Srring
wheat patents ss.soai in wood. COO less in iu'e
RYE FLoUR-Jobhine a, ss.@ In SKIS. and ss2s
coRNMEAI-ctv meal; -. b.. s:-so. and
pearl meal; grits and hcminy :s.S -,r,
demand from either the Eas. or South and Of
ferirgs Increasing notably from the West A
large amount, az bran has been dumped uron
Now Orleans and s!mniy paraiyzed that market.
for which offered at slt.n per ton equal TO
eSi-c 4 oh harees at 81. Louis,. and unso'd.
and ao.d at ibis side a: that and F. trk. basis
~ s,ds5c,. Millfeed Chsrd winter, in large sks.
sks sold this side nj SIC. At mill bran sells at
ToTsc and ships AZ 75c.
HAy-Rec~ived 40 tons local and 1i5 tons
through: shinped $40 tons. Moderate offerings IN
the other side and mostly of grades and MIXED.
making n quiet market. Nice timothy. scsrHe
and wanted. a car strictly choice brhnEing
Current rates on trk-.. timo,hy s3.gTit for
:hoise sl2sls for No i SO soSii 80 fr N1 Z
for No . $500 for No. 4 Ciove- saIl2.
About and steady a. 81 -3eii.
SPELTER-Qu,st and steady at S.s.A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

Pork-NeW standard continued firm and un-
changed at sl5.5s IN a 4obbing way.
and much higher at SEC.
Green Hams. Etc.-in car lots Z. o. h. Z. side:
Hams-ie-av. at sac: rs at she: las at sAc; lss
and iss at &c: ss at &c; skinned ~hame-ls-av. at
sL1eNc: New York shoulders al snc. From the
block. del: Hams at Sc for lS-lb. avefaGe to sac
for run-o house, bellies at Si.asAc- al in aver
age: CALIFORNIA; at aasac New York shoulders
d. s. Meats-To arrive. 45gso-averaee cured
cribs held nominally at s.15isc c. E. T., but no
demand therefor. Bxd: lots in a jobbing way
ranged: Extra shorts at SIC: cribs at SIC: clear
age: plates a. NC: fat backs a, she: Standard
backs at SIC. Dealers charge higher on orders.
range: Breakfast bacoa az from Sue for heaSy
to ike for choice light: hams at okc to IYIc:
CaIifoinias at .ac to Sc, as in average: New
York shoulders Mt TIC. Plain-smoked bxd. meats
in q jcbbing way ranged: Extra shorts at lie:
to ie,.c. as IN average; plates at TIC; fat backs
Country B~acon-ouots prine. meats: sides at Z
Gsl.c; shoulders At shc to &C.: hams a. Ss9dsEc.
ID. =. meats NC per h. less.
Oleo Stearine-Heid at SIC.
T~allowLSteadyi Prime county as x3{esc: No.
GreaseIQuote small. irregular lots country:
Brown at 3hc. yellow at SIC. white At &c. Pack.
ers. stock; Brown at fse4Ac. yellow at 4ko4&c.
Beef-on orders; Bbld.-Mess At 80, Fulton
Market At SO 50. dried At lie to lie and he pP
NJ. - In kind: tongues 1AAc Per N
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

Chicago. June ie.-Cattie-The receipts to-day
were about 2&"0 head. as against IL, SO last
active Tncss ruled steady az l recent ti'e euo: on
tons Exporters eontiaue 70 buy good fat eat
Is. saiss being on a Sasis q as.oa..ss tSs
eGn.non nghs weiyht.; far grades sSgs. %; me
eAoios shipping beeves ss.s5Ss.1s: .,osssss and
f fssiT ts prime iha e isss Ss sIsees sa s9la a; cow * ssSs; z;
is. MI sod 70 extra COWS and heiIers s-5aS.G:
heavy sess s.iSss ;sss, sei hos ssiyfs s3sq rsS.ip,s sS ss.s
S rss 100 head as against SIG las, year.
% loc higher. Sales ranged from $50 to i. 10
saa sag. {. - ~: ' ssss. Sc s..; s sal.: .s s, g
( SGsss !'G naaei 70 .d se'd IS . esasy D.e. eoa;m ss9vs 70
sa .ssSs 70: .. hsss S- Ssisas ~; Shipping sSSyss
a. asainsi Az rs os Mon Ss,s ssSut 1900 head:
Nere about ice lower On an average. and trade
Was slow to choice ewes .so1
ram. 2=as:. yeariinss sai.s: clipped lamb;
81 sousb SEssss. tpr,nk1rs s:gSsa
go: Western steers ia1.s5: Texas steer steers SL S@s
s;ockers and feeders s. a calves sag5s bulls
yl1ss' etc. sSG+se. hogs Receipts 3sos: marke;
sales a sasaa s s. seaSis6.s I5ss s@sS;Ts; bum q
steady. fed wethers sss9. q. sFaps lsT: market
gs;s; common and stock sheep aas..s: ewes IVES
$500 80 2 iaInhs 10: spring lambs ss9s.
S,easy: No, : white Saesl.c. billed through
"ntsSy on the basis Of NIz for finished gods
lows; tlour quiet. wheat-No. 2 spring 5aa!sc.
30 3 spring sSrsltc: No. : red 72as3e. c ~
81 LsStS'se No, /: yellow sc. oats-So. 3
2s..c- Rye-No. 2 5ii.c. BsrieyLGooi 1.edL.TS
lNe fiir to choice mailing s1G53c EJ,raS
sndLP nfS 80 Ma ! N9rthwes,ern MLiL. Timothy
Dbl. slt-soalts5: lard. per i@S Ibs p$Tk pss
ssis' s,sf ',a.: Gso:ss ses-is; dry-saite -a ahSai::
S-zuNs.ia. Whisky. basis az bighu.tn.s '.Hs)
On The Produce Exchange To-Day me bx,,s, ~.
Yet was steady: creameries 15Glsac. Sa,r,e. lis
iT Ean asesse c, ,,ea1 " sl'nlea1c Eggs Ie.c.
2"ae natives se~c f-yans and $40 cajves. 1875 I'D
beef steers salac higher: other cat,i. .t nsaEy
ss@s,ss: s,oesr qsfI and 5ssef fsessr~ So ~ fair e good
fed steers s5d5. 20. rexans ana rnapa,. western
Texas srasscrs ssas.ss; cows s. ss;s..:
calves Hors-Receipts soon. ms,xa.
. ss,s: heavy s .eas -: mixed packers -s@s
Receipt. 5000. market steady TO weak: Wes,.rn
lambs u.e1as.75; Western we,hers sf6i On. W..
IN Ssa-iinTs 1919: ewes s5-Sssi4.,5: culis
,stS6t.en: spring lambs a. .5d5, 20. MINUS
South 81. Joseph. No. June n-Catl-pe-
s E =; t cSwi m ans ssi; ;sfsd I, :: Ca ssr On NATIVES SO
bulls and stays Gas: s.ockers and feeders 20 -
"a. 3..se: market 2i1asc hiehe-.
heavy Ss.fyms: pigs sa.sols: bulk =, WI s 3
loi7: market strong for best;
New york. June m-Beevee-Re-eirt. 4 s,,.
steers steady TO IN lower: COWS and bulls st.as, Z.
To fSc lower. steers STS. o. EXTRA ss *. b-If.
S2Saf-s5iS: cows s.. SAT .rrE: cables steady:
10 lower: veai= sans. - choice ara ex,r, q So
. Sheep and "a sos. very slow
,Sr Sssep; ,srTns +, sair ds%sns steady: sheen
AZ: firm: 81 1875 IS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

HoGs-Ihe run Of bogs was small and not as
large as week ago by about i.SJ0 head. nor was
the quality very good. although a few loads
Of good medium and heavy hogs were available.
Conditions were all IN sellers favor and they sue
eeeded In getting an advance IN prices some
Few sales on common hogs. were called only
strong. but the general market Wa &C higher
than on Saturday and trading active - long as
the limited supply lasted. Butchers were active
competitors for the good hoes and paid up to
- o-is for hogs weighing 20 lbs. Choice .izhts
under 10 lbs. av. sold Up TO SS.s,. The cios~ was
frm and the CLEARANCE good. The main drove OF
packers bought by Nelson Norris a Co.. las
head. averaged 49, lbs. and cost S.4. and the
main drove bought by Swift 4 Co. L.s3i head.
averaged ls5 lbs. and cost S.s1. The top 90 the
market was s. and the tnIk OF the hogs above
u los. sv- sold az S-Es to S-s2ss as against
ON T s.s sSSx Fair 10 god heavy hoFs. 20 lS,;
weights. 49, TO 24o lbs. sold ar $50 to s.. the
bulk at S:s1i. TO s. .9sts. lights. le TO iSp lbs..
solo at $50 70 $50. the bulk at S..5 TO &.S3i..
Light iishis; ieo to 10 lbs. av.. sold a, $ to SIS.
o Suss I. ~ q 70 ss,ss. piSs unasI - o sold
good mixed hogs at IS. % to SSH. and common
Representative sales: