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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
svoueht Good Fortune.

A small item in his own payer lately
brought amazing good fortune to Editor
Post and Zeitung He and his family had
the Grip in it's worst form. Their doctor
did them no good. Then he read that DIR
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds was guaranteed cure
for La Grippe and all Throat and Lung
troubles; tried it and says: Three bottles
cured the whole family. No other med
icine on earth equals it," Only SOC and
SIC at the Parlor Drug Store. Trial bot
ties free Nv
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

This season there is large death rate
among children from Group and lung
troubles. Prompt action will save the
little ones from these terrible diseases
We know of nothing so certain to give inst
ant relief as One Minute Cough Cure, 1t can
and lung troubles of adults. Pleasant to
take.
Kendrick & Co.. Barre, Wilcox &. Gillette.
Moretown, w. E. Poole E Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

f. A. Drown, h Co., guarantee every
bottle of Chamberain's Cough Remedy
and will refund the money to anyone who
is not satisfied after using two-thirds of
the contents. This is the best remedy in
Group GRO and whooping ' Cough and IS pleas.
ant and safe to take. 1t prevents any
tendency of cold to result in pneumonia.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
Seat out Of an Increase Of His
Pension,

editor writes: "Seeing the advertisement
of Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, lam reminded that as a
soldier in Mexico in AZ and 4s, contrac-
ted Mexican diarrhoea and this remedy
has kept me from getting an increase in
my pension for on every renewal dose
of it restores me-" 1t is unequalled as a
quick cure for diarrhoea and is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by. E. A.
Drown. & Co.. Druggists
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
fjYS+ and Foremost

parilla. 1t possesses actual and une0,laIl-
ed merit by which it cures all diseases
caused or promoted by impure or impov-
ished blood, If you have rheunatism
dyspepsia, scrofula or catarrh you may
take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cured
If you are run down and feel weak add
tired, youmay be sure it will do you good
The favorite family cathartic is Hood,
Pills.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

The merited reputation for curing piles.
sores and skin diseases acquired by De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, has led to the
making of worthless counterfeits. Be
sure to get only DeWitt's Salve.
Kendrick L. Co., Barre. Wilcox & Gillette
Moretown, w. E. Poole. f. Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

Professional and business men will be
interested in learning that high grade
visible typewriter is now on the market
the Pittsburgh Visible" price S7ioo
Address Blndley Hardware Co., PITTS
burgh, Pa. Feb II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
ROARDERS WANTED

We shall be ready to accommodate
table boarders at the Jackman house, cor
ner Main and Merchant streets Feb. 1st..
and at any future period. Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Clark 243 tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

Quality and not quantity makes Pc
Wits Little Early Risers such valuable
little liver pills. ...,
Kendrick & Co.. Barre, Wilcox Gillette
Moretown, w. E. Poole E. Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
To Our Advertisers

As we now go to press With OUT
first dltion at IL O'Clock noon, 1T will
be necess Try for our advertisers to get
their copy in by O'Clock in the
morning. No copy will be accepted
after that time. with assurance OF
being published in that days issue.
BARRE NEWSPAPER Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

CORRESPONDENT WANTED in
every city, town and village in America.
Newspaper and other work. Experienced
and inexDeri enced. Good remuneration
News and stories wanted. For particulars
address The Bulletin Press Association,
New York. vi II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30

The cheap baking powders are made from
alum. They put into the food poisonous
compound which can only be eaten at the
expense of health.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
FLORIDA AND metropolitan LIMI.
TED BY THE SEkB0ARD AIR
Line RAILWAY

To THE WINTER RESORTS OF THE
SOUTH. THE ONLY LINE OPER-
ATING DAILY TRAINS TO FLORIDA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03

No. : red Size elevator. No. 1 Northern Duluth
Disc Z. o. b. ahoat- Options opened steady. and
pool news. closed nrm Asc net advance: July 500
- 3-l1c. closed spszC, sept. 'fsa.ec, eA5srd &c.
corn-H.ceipts Boz bu-: exports l.1.ss bu-:
B.. anosi' Options adSsnceJ VITA Wheat. also re-
Iectins onfaNoTa!te crop adv4ceS; Closed ara.
&c hisher. july '-aEi.c closet sac. set
~ S-I"fs.c. closed ,.,e. oss-Heceipis Loo:
EXPORT .c.oyi- SPIT quI.t. N" : Sc No
3.,.c: NJ. : white 1c. No. . white ss.-c. uk-
mixed N,steru lsf5ic: trk- white Weston 80
a55c. options juli. but nrmer iiay quiet SIP
pins bell. good 4" enoeoe s-.ns-- hops qui.
sta.r. common 10 choose. 10" crop, l.n-r. ls.s
crop iiaL~. OLD oids -n.e Pac.I1 tYas' ~
Beef sttaIy family I0.1ai-. mess ss.Sfns %.
India mess sl'nIs tut ine1ls pn.et' pie~ie" -
hes slsnI.<e. IhAiei hams "a &c lafl
continent, Ss..s. SUM America W.. com. odid
b. ns.sc. PoIk dun. family Sls fl"--9. sho.i Gear
80. CottGns.sI oil steady. prime crg1e h1nli-
nal. do. y-lo" 1=c i.ice quiet; iom.s',,. iHi
New orleans open Hstt.e. god To enSiee .-nfS'
feorla. NJ. Lune LmSorn st.auyi 10. : IL
WHISKY on the basis OF alz5 tor nuisnei soois
Lis.fpoo.: Jun" i-h.ei SS MS We.isra
ess 81. Lard firm: prime N.st.In IN t'ig.s as
Saoti .ut IA To- Is lbs s.-ady is 81. Bacon
steady. Cumberland cut 70 to 80 lbs SIS 81. sngit
ribs 10 To a lbs. - 81: long clear niidles light
;, To- u lbs. H. st; long clear mIdnle- treayy %
70 q, lbs. eos 81 short clear backs IS 10 :, rs
ders~Square II TO 10 lbs, steady rs 81. Butter
duii: nnest United States IS. good United states
90. cheese-Am.fiean finest white dull 4.s.
American rnest coiorei quiet iss. TaIlo~-rrin.
city quiet =, 81; Ans'iaiisn IN London s'ssay
steady rs TurIsniine SPIRITS iirm .is 81 Resin
s1sd' Linsee nd" oil "a. arm :s ID. "a
steady = 81 Hop a London-pacinc Coast
dull 81. wheat-spot No. : red Western winter
steady. IS ni4d: No. / Northern spring D. ID: No
6s nsd: Sept. IS lad. C~ofn-spot quiet. Ameri-
can mixed new IS: Amsrisan mixed 9d Is I'D.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03
RIVER NEWS.


SPETIAlS-
during the past - hours. the gauge reading 9Ls
feet The weather is fsi, and ~srm; Nth IN.
Memphis with a iai. Trip q Freight consisting Of
y 'snes - s's snd ~ it p1 ~ snnSriies' arrived Al 4
a. m. She did hut little business here and de-
a aSpsss a .' large xsnG hummer Of passeneera The Rus
sell Lord from the south arrived light at a
mr. n ran out =. ot II" fuel. She took on . supply Of
coal and returnet at a m. The Hafvsster rom
p m. The cSal city from Louisville With coal
s ,Gg s9" :, Nn,,, O c. Is s ,SfI @ sSass and sh : S S:ssss
dswp for New mrS orleans sI,b at : f aise , Fl % eou I 2 Ees Of
1a%s SIs% st ase1pD a few s1'' .an shis a" and 50 hess =
stock. horses. cattle and hoss. arrived Ct Sd
With EXCURSION barge broush. down 10 e1-
s sqr tho sar,e lrs% raa ssSeiation' She rs.arned At
s p m. The CITY Of clifton from the Tennessee
slaves. sundries and Lee sacks % peanuts ar
rived at p m The cry f'''>'"fs " ~
Psducsb. Ky. June River gauge resds AZ
f S:st s0s falling Z E,d ri,'nsus re assn =. q. ut. =: rE z an
excursion II. ,. .Frisby, passed down At = p
" %as cssr' q ca sSse with and sn s ssw sssn j e 5 r I: .;
from Evansville at 10" a. m. snnsnins up AZ
clyde out Of the Tennessee at ) p m Weather
clear and pleasant
i, feet on the gauge. a rise Of 4 Of a foot m ths
last a hours. No arrivals or departures OF
due arrives on time. Rsceipt. by rSer were
bales Of cotton and "a sacks OF cottonseed-
Grand Tower. Ill. June 2-Chester down a1s
a. m. Grey Eagle up at SD a. m Harry broW0.
with four bsrges Of coal. up at noon CO.
up at f:to +. m. PEGS Lee M az so CUy
of Clifton due up. The gauge reads 10-S feeSre
fall % 4 OF a sov In the last "a hours Tns
weather is clear ard warm
Cspe Giranieau. Mo-. June Tho CheSeef
down at T:S a. m. with n god trip. She re-
turned 20 st. Louis at 10 a. n The HAxfy brUSn
and tow up at 4&D A. m. The Rses Lee up IL
n. m River falling. Weather ciear. -
ches.er. m. June .-Rive falling. Gang e
feet. Weather clear Beats up: Columbia tefS Tor
81. Louis at i25n p m Grey Eaxie = p
,1,esfer an, Boats down. Chester at D.0 p. II
Columbia arrived at 11:3s p m
E,rItrg.o, Ia Tune s-The river IL c0ro
stand al a feef s inches above low-water mark
Of 1854. Weather clear and warm. The Eifss
down
,incinrsti. o. June River as feet: using.
wheeling June River Il fese . Inches fnli-
ing. .lo:idy and cool -
louisville. Ky. June 2-River stodeon3.m
canal II feet 2 inches: On fans u n& "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03
ny telegraph.

hti'i Blsit SfftlaL
market steady na',ss, AlSeeS y; Westerns $40
50; bulls and stays GssGt-so: siockers and
,oaes' iisst 'i and i s;lss; n, %adTs $3.50 s.s.sy medium no sass
and heavy S-T',1aSss. pigs 1-ssg as: bulk &a.s
s~heep-Receipts none.
Chicago. June l-csttis-Receipss 30: nomi-
e %saia% s. a::is =; siofss5: AND tssssTs SLOW.
as fed steers As5qob ": Texas bulls s.
H I,%s,od Ee ss,, sy. sG- sS, is;sss; Monday md 3 co; Is;
and butchers s. MASSEY good to choice heavy
!. IS s.a sa * Of TG s.fs. s se s,sss s. go 4 Iissi go Sd
sheep and lambs generally steady: good to enoics
re-! wes a;11as sheen far M., to s ss, s., Tinsa |. lss
As: native lambs stGs.ss. Western lambs &,
wseS-ca;tie 90: hogs .ss'sS som sssss tn,
Last w~eek-CattIe I.ioo; hogs iss. 700: sheep -
saith omshs, iune L-cat,le-Receipi. 100;
s'.ssai.:s: COWS and heif,rs ,s.s,aa Iss'. ea s,ee-s
.sas.p; stocksrs and feeders 81 calves $s.s,
le,so; market shade lower; he,vs S.:5a
40: piss Sqsss; bulk q sales ,5.s1isa5 ~
sheer, keceir,s Ses; m,rsst s,ssdy: yeariinFs
sheep t3a3.75: owes &@ss3.%e; lambs Naj.5J:
consigned through: nothing doing: feeling steady:
shipments . 49, cattle ~ sheep anil II %, ar
81 ses ~ cs .,ss5v F'es s5sep ca and -RsSssiDtT; n9ns:
2~7: sheer steady: yeaIIinss weak: lambs lower;
3: lambs sai9gS %. 4 as s.as ISL: one
100: market compared with a week ago. native
AID Tsyss beef steers STEADY Z. to lc higher: COW:
feeders lesse lower; nominal auotation.: native
ss western u'ss.s steers assa5.aS: insasTs ii
Ircisr. .S;@i@- Tsxs, grs.. steers sas5:
sr= .. bulis & .5H5. calves STe. rsceipts f,r AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.
M Natives ON SaIe-Market Qulet-
Texans laMrr

CATTLH-The weeks business In native cat
tie practically terminated FRIDAY. as sat;
nature ami nothing of any consequence had been
SHAPE and the good TO best kinds figure around
10 higher than a week ago. Crfn-fei butcher
cows and heifers are now as high a. any time
this year. but grassy classes display a weak to
and feeders remained nearly steady. while all
others were SLOW and suffered a decline Of llc TO
2N- Veal calves CLOSED with n top Of S65b per
hundrsi and bulls held firm. as did niieh cows
tine cattle came in. consisting 81 IA load OF ST.
u. grass steers from Van Nl-cke. In southern
Texas. GOOD enough to bring <325. and two loads
OF ISL N. grass steers from San Diego. Tex, that
cred about steady prices. Receipts for the week
aggregate ~ cars. as against ZA5 cars last week,
Ice the week before and 30 the corresponding
week a year ago. Medium to good steers are
ferior. thin stur shows a weaker tone. while
cows and btills are unchanged.
Representative sales:
No. Dies. Av. Pr No. D.a. Az. Pr.
% steers 80 ny 80 = steers ----... So 4.2J
HO1S-About an average SATURDAY supply Of
better than usual. there being very few pigs or
trashy stock Of any Kind among the offerings.
Adsic-s from other markets were unfayorabl. to
sellers. and buyers here took adyantag. Of the
succeeded in getting a reduction q about .. IN
prices from the best time Friday. The butcher
demand was only fair. which left the marked
practically In the hands Of the packers, as order
buyers were looking only for light lights, and
but Few We're on sale. The close was fuily as
good as the opening and the clearance good.
me main drove Of hackers bought By Nelson
Morris A Co. 1901 head. averaged 1876 lbs. snI
cost No and the main drove bought by Swift
a. 20. l$'J head. averaged rs ibs. and cost s. 70.
representative Qales.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03

Lrsss 80: heavy brass 81: copper si5: zinc
s. -. lead $40. pewter t2
IICHwINEs-stesdy on a basis q I.s9 per
gallon.
FAGGING y q N. sic: .
~. Size. .i4-lh. &c Ties 81 Tvtne -.
POP CORN ton CobJ-1uotc the rsns. from sc
Tor mixed tn 81 for choice white rice.
LTMBER-From first hands quotations range
a. follows: Poplar -linch al s2>fi.3 ard Slssti -
1isn2 inch at fei3l and s-gu.i. %i.-inch and
t,Scker NJ s3ia3: and Side-. squar--tNf at g:
and sii. 5xs To .N1 at s. and 81. sNS and up AT
s-SaSs and 81. k-flain-sswei inch at ssia.5
and siiuls: u, t. = inch at S2Su2s and Sis.f 10: 2.
X inch at sSa@y and SIS: x.i. white.
inch at sssH 81 and ss'u2a. I.diiz-ingh at 81. and
s.. aiartcr-Sawsd. red. inch. at SzNdal and xlsfg
s.. isTls inch at SShJi and sisn-l: holsters
and reaches at se3. tongues at So Ash-i-inch
AT s.iass AMI SIS: r.Xii=ns inch 3ssf.s and sls
a 10. 2isxi inch at s2sqs, and 81. Black walnut
al So and So and $50. C~heuy-'ieaf md second
at sss. common al 81 ami culls at 81. Hickory
at 81 and $40. hickory aNles at So Cellar at SIS
ns6 and Sl.n I'd. posts At ic Ia -. each. asrurd-
Ing To size. Sycamore at siasfl for fuerchantable
stun. do. qudItsT-saw.d at SiT2s ami 81. Cot
tOuwOod-Iiil run at si:di5, boa boaris 10 inches
ard oven at 81 Gum AT sab for SAP. 81 and
5lI for red. cypress at s2spa0 and sissfzEchoice
LOUISIANA worth more. Maple at 81 for soft.
a Ill I4Dh.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03

i rSTs ', !, ss crates sold at "c' but good stock
Quote: Fancy repacksd russets s. and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii per s-sal. case.
siHAw BERhIEs-Home grown sold mainly a,
sa,.ii as low at .@c per S-sal tray: krkshsa,
Lori sSld s %slniy At at, from 'ia La per a, craft
stock sold for less. tennessee sold at from ta
Missouri sold mainly at 81 10 sIss per sal
s e,s and Sou,hern Illinois q, Sis. but fancy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at si7sgs per s-gsi.
onANGEs-ouo,e car lots California sound or
trk.: Extra fancy s3.2sn3.O; fancy naveis at
f ai' :hS sesies saS SS; g. :. s 81 sees 81 S,c ss e ' ga
$50. Valencia s~s5asio: Mediterranean sweets
Sar 5ssss' M ss..ga; i ,a snfr at s.. s'e eaaiain n,soa ; or T;
~. at g Jobhing prices &c per box higher
| .LEMoNs-caiifornia on trk. at s.sOa2ss for
fShoi ss and 100 Tor farsyd Me, ,o quota
cocOANUTs-Quotable at $50 per i.cca-in a
H RANxSAs..6 mo- orders Sqr a,sa,7s per bunch.
Quote: Havana at s.sca3 PEI
CALiF0RNIX APRicoTs-E125u:5o per s-lb.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES = Sold at si.soa2
GoosEEERRIEs-Home-rrown &c per s-saI.
,,PoTAToEs- northern. del: Wisconsin and
faTsi at &c h Tor Choice bright: :s Mishissn carmen sirn"ai
=, see del Del, An bug Eaten; infsI,or and stock ar
"SSAsas SIen "tS ~. "ssie mn New Sriean r.'s and NO.
s Is5s. q. M,s-i s.S for Z. tsa@nsyG i S Ssm sts,s a ssS 'n nn DOR
~ToMAToEs Florida at ,ra2 for snail to
medium and s2s"as for fancy large per shas-
EGGPLANT-ouote Florida at SO for small
sTR is :h REAS rs orleans su. bx.. .aras
s,F e. f",; roand sT,en 8; a;slSs s,d r,ne ssan 2 20, 3,
round green: Mississippi wax aud round green
CUCUMsERs-New orleans auotable a, 81 per
craie for choice: yellow and small less In bois-
GUMBo-ouo,e Florida at $50 per s-basset
PEPPERs-choice Florida At 81 50 per s-basket
NEW rorAroEs.,S.w Orleans whit. $40
large. smti s. za2., per bbl; ~triumphs n.ss3
slowly at so2ecc per 0ste'
cACLFTOwER-seIins At s0casiss pcr bu.
nEErs-Sew orl.sn. not w.n'sa; heme Grown
-CARRorSIoucts: New Orleans at seas5c per
6oz bunehss Homegrown at 'c per bu- loose
.TGRNiPs-New orleans quiet at seaso per
doz bynehes for choice; ON "riere hishsr. M
fFINACH- Homegrown at Saaoc FER bu.
sAtERKRAUr Quote: Bnis, at a.': half
PorAToEsLouote homegrown from
4SssIe Rss ~; ls9's sss,. p-r dog. bunche. for
home-srcwn. according to size and quality.
KSLE-Home-grown Zoe per bn. box. Consign-
ments not wanted.
Orleans not wanted. Home
grown sells at &c per hi. box ;oosss s,,,,.,n
stock not wanted. as offerings Of homegrown
were literal. and sold Mt from l. to r. per bunch.
GREEN grown eecgsll5 per bu-.
tc.JsJ3 per bbl.. Southern stock 6trsDc Per hu.
NE WONIONS-New Orleans sO0e6c per r-bbl-
ok. s. per bbl. del.
RHUBARB-SeIing at from saloc per dos.
Hides.
Dry nint-Average Texas receipts. round l3sc;
choice Texas IKE. Dry flint Native Isle: fallen
lac: Southern lsi4c. Dry nint-Seiected No. I
liisc: selected No. 2 l2'.c. Dry hint.Bull SIC.
Green-sal,:d s,.aslsc: No ! &C: "a. 2 6; Green
cured or green Ic per H. less than cured. Horse
hidcs-Green-saIted No. I $50: No. 2 $50. pony
and glue stock &c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03


New York. June The cotton market cnepea
ao's, ana nrin, With prices gas points. higher
On some OUTSIDE buying. based on bad weather
What appeared To be Western buying OF Jniy
and Aug. served to hold those Positions reis-
tveiy. frrrer than the rest Of the list- ana
caused uneasinsss In bear circles. Despite asser-
ions made of lac that the july deaf rad
been abandoned. and that the parties interps,ei
were trying To sell out, the hest judxe- ~ The
market refused 10 believe such to be- the ease
ana proceeded TO cover on all weak spots. There
was soma reaction after the call under selling
ir prints by professional traders. but the mar
ket held generally steady all the fore part OF the
session The Chronicle report for the week
showed 4 high excess Of rains In the eastern
and western central belt. slow growth and a
backward condition generally. The Government
Weather chart noted general rains east OF the
mississippi. but no moisture where needed In tho
Southwest Receip.s at the ports We're again
large. but this feature had been discounted. The
holiday in Liverpool tended. IN a measure. to
check speculation here. The market closed
steady. with prices net :a3 prints higher. spot
closed quiet. middling uplands SIC: do. Gulf
SIC: salcs. none. Futures closed s.esdy: June
.-Ssc. July $50; Sept .-13c; Aug. s.25c. Oct.
!.sec: Nov. 5;e,s: Dec. 7.cIc: Jan. Lice: Feb
LIVERPOOL. June To-day 10 a holiday on the
Cotton Exchange.
New Orleans, La. June I-Cottcp steady: sales
lz9 bales: ordinary Sac: good ordinary slisc:
low middling Sac: middlinx 7Sc: good middiinG
sisc; middling fair sizc- Receipts LIZA bales:
stock i5l.c9 bales. Futures dull. but steady:
June Sc: July 1.5%g1 SOC. Aug. 7.a0d7 SIC:
Sept s.%sTs. sc. Oct. 6.sldS nc: Nov. 6ssas. Sic:
Dec. s.syaS.soc: Jan. s.sids.Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-03

l5c allowed ON old and SOC on new wool SKIS
MtsrellaneOus.
FEATHERs,In demand; steady: Prime live
&c II small, SAC in larss sss.; cd white sSa;c:
wing and tail lS; wing. TAI and pointers &c.
BOY 6EE j; sR fsS"h RTc. = fasH deer skin. Csc per
ID; Texas at SO; antelope lsc per h.: goat &c
TO i:i:s Var. es%sse :, ? @',c per III. 10, n,,m..
smEEP ffEI.fs"FniI-sosl pel,s a, ST. t 70 sec,
:sasec' Southern at so .c: shesIiinss a, : soasse:
drg stSSk. fallen; etc. ,gas Fer 10. mail .
for large: lady slipper at Sc: seneca AZ Csc: pink
at !.c: glider seal At %: May apple at .,sc;
s.-e; wshoo. BARI Of root Sc. b.Ik of tree s,=e:
blood :lsc:. bluefiag &c: skuiicap leaves Sc: sassa-
PEAsESWsippoorwill aao.asle nomi-
p peas. 8 g. ss 8 S,Se for ys pT.%.: nom nominal Rsa.e a-'e; clay
cAsToR hEAHsnnia So rsr eS for prime
IN L isE Ell s oifnR ss's SIC s%a ssiisd &C. i:i ss per gal.
less In carload lots.
White %rs &C.: winter % yellow a%e. and S. aSi;. e e.. &c.
HEMPsEEDrIAtest sale at S.75as per Ii
sbkiEp t Quote; Apgls:,Evaess'ea
si.c Tor rood~infericr less. Pea es-Fsncy evan
GRATED nurss,ed hn',es at &c and sun-drisd at ic
'i Witt Sfesrh AN; .Ris, sils pc. bean, in ,
1obbine way from store at S2a:.aa per bu.:
screened at 81, ssal.s .. per hu- Country at M.
Per bu. Lima beans at s'zNSc per ID.
MOSS-Market steady. machine picked In hest
demand: offerings liberal. gray mixed l,:n1s,c.
mixed Fsa2c: machine icked-X at 363,=c: Xxx
at shatc; XXX at 4,eqss; XxXx at s65,.c: In
EMPTY BARREIsLCosl oil. turpentine and
E ssas g nj s sSi ysrnsss Sc: easax f 81: SS s6,. Ilnss sd
40. half bbis. sc: wine 81: sauerkraut. Sc: pickle
sc: molassee 2Oc: lard ties. Sc. Ec OIL Cor each
broken head or slave: &c on FOR each hoop miss
ing.
BROOM ~ fair demand and steady.
On ctalle. per ton: Chmm,n At So TO $50. fair at
sen choice short green brush st te-
-RONES-Choice bleache1 at $15 per ton; other
kinds from $40 To S14.
SCRAP RON AND METAL Per 100 Ibs.:
steel SOc-broalngo 10c: stove DC: burnt DC; light
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MARKETS nv TELEGRAPH.

New York. June Flour-Recr - ess bu. :
exports q .2s1: held higher and fairly active: win
Ter pasents s3.s5Ui. winter striirh.s -. s5a3.6t:
winter extras s..i5Ge-ss: winter tw g-ases 80
az. ": Minnesota ratsnts s0t q: Minnesota
bskers. 81 pOl3s. Rye -four quiet. fair u good
Sc sed3 10. Csrnmeal quiet: yellow Western DC.
sity ssr: Rrandywine s-ssH2-5s. Rive quiet. No.
. Western spi.c 4. q D. afoat. Stale rye $50
Sc g. 4 Z. New York car lots. BARLEY tuif: feed
ing lsc. c. 4. e.. New York: mailing ssdsec c. 4.
r.. wheat Receipts "a. 500 bu. /; exports $500
bu Spot 0Em; kS . red SSs {. o. b. afioat:
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CO0ee.
New York. June i-~-Conee-Spot Rio dull: No Z
invoice &c; mild quiet: Cordcva shm12hc. 1t
Gas a narrow coffee market all the morning.
>1ie opening was steady. with prices UNCHANGED
: to s points lower. several months being lower
undsr foreign and moderate room ceiling. Weak
ness IN Elrc2ean markets, heavier receipts in
Brasil with decreased demand for spot coffee
ware the chief factors Of depression. The close
was quiet. with prices net unchanged to s points
lower. Total sales were 1888 bags including:
Sept. sec; Oct s.f5c: Nov. $500: Dec. 6.sD4
sec: Jan. 6.7oc: March S.ssc..
Export Of Gold and silver.
New York. jane Exports Of gold and silver
from this port TO all Countries for this week aS-
GegAse 50. 80 in silver bars and coin, and Sl:-
On 90 gold. The Imports Of specie this week
we're $3.50 gold and ss. go in silver.
Hides and Leather.
Esw York, June Hides steady: Galveston 60
IN, NMe: California, a to - IDS. isc.
fSasher steady: heralock sole. Buenos Ayres.
fRkH % heavy weights, 3t85c: acid 0k0z41xc-
Petroleum.
Esw Yerk. June ,.Petroleum dull; refined
N0; e. ~ is'~ So
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POULTRY.
Market Closed with Steady Tone ana
Unchanged Q~uOtatiOns

SPECIAL
New York. June dressed poultry receipts
to-day. M pkgs. A few scattered lots arrived
this morning and sold mainly at &c. Invoices 20
hand are not heavy. and market closed with n
steady tone and unchanged quotations in either
live. iced or frozen poultry.
Eggs.
SPECIAL.
New York: June 1-EsGs-Receipss to-day I5.-
80 cases The market hss experienced great re-
lief from the lighter arrivals. Some sales were
made at low prices in the determination Of re-
ceiyers not to add tn their. already large accti-
mutation. among which there were about thr,e
cars Of southwestern. principally Mis>ouris. at
i9ac on dock The season Is too late tO insist
on stiff prices on checks. and they are more or
less uncertain Quotations were unchanged
Butter. Cheese and EGGS.
New York. June I-B~utter-Receipts se23
pkgs: FIRM: creamery log ia: factory 11113l-S.
coioTed sS.>sc: fancy large white sssa y /.
fancy small coiored ?i.gsizc: fancy small white
SIG. Eggs-Receipts 1873. pkgs.: Arm. Western
ungraded I1izui-'.c. Western selected i3ui3t-c.
Chicago Poultry quotations
Chicago. June Iced poultry dull: chickens
SMst-c. turkeys Sc