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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
NDnaI League Standing.
Other Games.

At TorontToronto :; Providence, s.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, =; Montreal, ].
AT AmhehAmherst 8: Williams, y.
AT Observation-Disclosures 5: Hartford. 3.
AT Lynn, khibition)-Lynn 8: Haver-
hill, 5. u-. Q
lthirteen inRS).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
SAD JOURNEY HOME.
Soro~ins Family Taking Body Of Adeibert S.
Hay TO Cleveland.

New Haven. Conn. June 24-The
Hon. John Hay. with Mrs. Hay. the
Misses Hay. hts daughters and Clar-
encc Hay. mis- son. left here with the
body Of AdeIbert s. Hay. on the 10
train fur New York. The party oct IT,
pied two private ears. n drawing room.
in which were the family. and a com
bination boufet parlor car. on the
floor Of which the casket rested.
The class ~ rs az Yale University.
of which Adelbcrt :. Hay was a mem
Der took action. today. by passing a
resolution deploring his untimely death
and expressing appreciation of his no
bic character and admirable qualities"
New York. June 2+.-Thc party &C
ComplnyinE the body Of Adelbert :.
Hay arrived in this city from New
Haven. al sl5 O'Clock this evening
Fifteen minutes later. the two coach
es in which they are travelling We're
attached to a Western mail train and
proceeded IN Cleveland. ohio. None Of
the party left the coaches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
An Appeal Tor Assistance.

Charleston. w. Va. June 24-After a
consultations late tonight. with secretary
of state Col. VIM. NJ O. Adamson and
Adjutant General Baker. Gov. White is
sued an appeal to West Virginans only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

r. V. Linabury as counsel for the Rev.
John Keller, announced ut New York
Monday. that the Eriscoral church of ~,
Newark diocese will investigate the
charges made by Mrs. Thomas ti Barker
against Mr.. Keller. Barker remained in
Jail ut Jersey City Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
New England League Standing.

AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
Bosn ...0 l VI al
CleSand 2 D , 0 1-I-ll-l
B&eries- Mitchell and Schreck; Moore
andSood.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philelpha 10 10000 1000 l-2-l9- !
CHICO 100 0 90 % l % U S-'-o--
Baeries-Frazer and Powers; Callahan
and igden Attendance. l3l2.
AT WASHINGTON.
Was,eton o O o 0 0-S- IS
Milwikee IL o 0 o = . o-9-l5-2
Bahies-I.ee and Clark; Hastings.
Hawy, Garvin and Maloney. Attend-
ance25S.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltiire "A 6 3 o o O 3 X-l1-22- /
Detrd l 0 0 8 l o. S-l2-i
Baties-Foreman. McGinnity and
Robin: Miller and Buelow. Attend
ance. rs. III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
BASE BALL GAMES.
New England League.
Lewiston. II; Nashua. z.

Lewiston, Me-. June A.-In rather one
sided game of ball the Lewistons defeated
the Nashuas on the Auburn A. A. park.
Monday afternoon, score II to 3. Gramp
Morse for the home team pitched fine
game. Moore was batted badly at criu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
TO DOUBT THIS
Is TO DISDELIEVE THE EVIDENCE
OF YOUR OWN SENSES.

It's Augusta proof for augusta peo-
pie,
It's local endorsation for local read
err.
1t will stand the most rigid invcsti-
cation.
Mrs c. +. Church of No. . Cushman
street. says: II had a good deal OF
trouble from imperfect action Of the
kidneys. There were severe pains In
my back. / was very restless nights
and my appetite was poor. An adj
vertisement in our daily paper called
my attention to Doan's Kidney Pills?
Mr.. Church got me a box at c. X.
Partridge's Old Relia ole drug store
directly opposite the postoffice. Its
use soon brought me relief. A sec
ond box ended the pa. MS in my back,
restored my appetite :ind entirely re-
moved the feeling Of unrest and Ian
guor"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, June -
On reports OF good crop prospects Ell
TENDER wheat closed KAY lower, S Sr
TENDER corn closed with loss OF . - ~
We're dull, isn. lower Provisions ra'''
firm.
The leading futures closed as folloT vs.,
4 WHEAT-JuIy, 10. July, sS'su'.' S1p''
Ct as ~.
CORN-June, 4e7s July, 4sss; Sept. ~
oATs-July. 27bsGi.; Sept. 2s&s; Nay
PoRK-July. nSel.:: Sept, 15,oe.. sss
LARD-July, $50: Sept, So; oc''
RIBS-July. Sl2l.; Sept, 80
wHEArNNo' : spring. ssAsas'; NO. :
Gide6 No: . red. 6eI6'is allow pnA.
, CORN-No. >. 4S; No. yellow; easrE.
OATS-No. . 2Si.mia; No. WHITE - =
No. white. 2>a. H29@..
RYE-No. >. a.. ,.,,. lsI5s
BARLEY-Fair to choice ma, ~ is
FLAXSEED-No. !, 1N. y. W. i'
MESS PORK-l4. @0S5.
IARD-S.Ul.GIS.s0. oo1,ss
SHORT RIBS SlDES-S.aas;9-
SHoII.DERS-Dry sailed, .NSSao
SHORT CLEAR SIDESIs.T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
n.v York Cotton maFkse.

TNe& York. June r. +.
Cotton futures closed eSssnteu6ber. ~;
July; S:as: Aus November, 7.S; Pecsan9,cs
-. January. rs; February .''''
m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

The Cuban Republican and National
parties have signiiied their approval of
the Plat amendment. The National par
ty takes this action with the understand
ing that it will later use all possible le
gal means to effect the repeal of the
amendment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

Reading. Pa. June 24.-There Is prac-
tically no change In the strike situa-
ton here. today. Not a dozen men
who struck. last Friday, returned 70
work. and al least 600 men are out.
The result was a disappointment to
the Heading officials. Labor leaders
say they have the situation well in
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

Odfish set free by the
oh commission at
Winter after they had
1 tags showing their
caught by the Nam
None of the fish
in weight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

Pottsville. Pa. june 2i.-Emissaries
from Reading and other points. today.
visited the Palo AltoDs shops Of the
Reading Co. and succeeded in influence
ing a number OF workmen To join the
strikers already out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

The signature of +. W. Grove appears
on every box of the genuine Laxative
Bromo- Quinine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

The town of Nasso. in Sweden, has
a female contingent in its fire brigade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

Money q, cau s,.aS New York, Jun. b
last loan 2jz. u yer ecu
Prime mercantile paper ags,r,
cent. o'prz a
Sterling exchange easier a, 4g--e.
demand ana 4.s5h for ~ DAYS 1s@ q
Posted rates 4.Slz and 40
Commercial bills 4s4z.M5g
SILVER certificates nominal o.
Bar silver J3;,.
Mexican dollars s715.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
H. and 8 aoeTs Cotton Letter.

l1NtllNl lh lNf lllNH
Now Orleans Juno liverpool adv'ccs
were more encouraging than look'l 'cr,
our market opening I to mgh," rul nd
vanced . So 10 additional on shots uarr-
Ing In anticipation OF an unfntotine week
ly weather report Whom the document
was issued Il proved to be- 'nul,whlt non.
commital and. ms fair weather was general
over the holt. a desire TO rcuin sufcr-
Induced break Of to 4 f~lm thr top.
making tho net gain on the day to 7
points
referring to the Fall River situation the
New York Herald of Juno says the
sale Of scNpt nm. uOO piNrcR ~ cloth Ia
This market during tho N,r'k Is a Nurr
disappointment 10 manufacturers hece, who
expected rs result of nc e"est cu; In
the price ut print cloths, that deWmd
would he stimulated To- such an cStAnt mat
the greater portion of the surplus stock
on hand would hp wiped ONT ans .uipICrtS
for future delivery mll" Whirh would
keep the mills running az least MriNg tie
Eunncr mouths, Whcn thp Ucap "a. - lG
was made. the settling conmitiaN hoped 60
dispose of az least i.oonuN nVces, tut
deNeiopmentS during the Wtak tulel 60
fnlbll expectations II appears ;nl1v nat
there y oven grcaiCr reason t"r rWtail,
lucnt than there was last wccN I'r,vss
the print price Is improved cnastlcsltly,
as The result ~ hoom 90 The industry o.
otherwise there Is certain to hf nW'1
crriailmput of production w no mills
hero during the snwmer mD,pnS
This Is certainly not q rea->triHe ,a.t
look, especially as textile tradn .f1ii'ous
IN all countries are unpusfactory 1hc
movement continues on a Nclgy scHle aud
weather conditions have Improved vet III,
manipulation ~ July Ia Naw York viii
sympatheticallN influence values On the
sumner positions while aeN cr0p vel TO
ruled from now on b. ctca ady,Ces
IL K ID pCp-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
DRUGS ANp cuEMIcAtS.

ouininc, touiIc per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine. S2%Q21 80 per ounce cociinc SG *
per ouuce. horaN, Siac per pound in lNI
castor OH. St20 per gallon In 5gaunn
packages epson salts Sl.75 per hundr d
IN barrels alcohol, 81 70M3ol per gallon.
sulphur, 50 o. per 100 In barrels. nIutu'
2'2c per nouud In barrels; sRltpcter. &c pei
pound IA barrels; camphnr, zoo; wood alec.
hol 500; gum Opium 50 81 p VIDE Il
opium S4S1, c9rholic acid. 4nd42c r
pound 10 bottles. calcium carhidp. s. "a
per hundred delivered Texas common ran
way points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
HEAVY STABLES.

AMMUNITION Powder per keg. 81 %;
per sack, 81 as: buck. 81 20
BACoN Extra short clear In sacks. ~,
@oic' regulars inMl0Ae boxed IA higher,
bellies iowa lose.
BAGGlNti AND TIES Bagglng Glib Tikc,
2A'ih Sc; Arrow tics, less than carload lots,
from Houston. 81 20
CANDY stick, wrapped basis "a, Gisql
Sac per Ia, No 1, fun weight, basis -.
fAlTHc per No. special sizes 20 higher.
CANDLES star. fun weight. i0lSe,
Granite. full weight lie; Electric Lights.
CEMnNT Portland. 81 1908. 25; Rosen.
dale, 81 .7ada 10.
GoFFEE Rio fair; SdSyr; prime. Oh
bhci choice, aismaAc, Peaherry, f2aefi2lsc.
Cordoya. he. Roasted couees Arhnekie 5
Ariosa. basls i0Hlb cases, l2c delivered;
Apex. u 800. Lion i2c
CRACkERS- Il Soda bulk. boxes.
eisr; l-lh cartons, CSC; ginger snaps, Sc;
creams, y; stage planks &c; cakes aud
lumhles lie,
FLOUR Basis 4S,lb sacks Faney high
patent, S. 80. fancy half patent. S.. 80:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

Indian Territory il . per cent and the
Increase gradually lessons AZ the reports
from more Southern sections come on down
To the coast district. which has an IN
crease Of per cent East Texas shows
an increase III only per cent.
The Increase IN Northern Texas Is "a
per cent; In central Texas . per cent. and
IL Southwest Texas 3 per cont
The increase ~ the northern portions
Is due largely 10 the destructlycncss VI
the green bug. or aphis. IN wheat ana oats
where land was plpwed up and put into
cotton. Some new land WIS put tn and
farmers were quite generally Influenced TO
pant larger acreage because they received
such good prices for their crop last faii
Boil weevils are general IN the cOass
and southwestern district. and have APP
peHred IN the central and east districts.
Lately the rainfall has been about right
for the growing crop few places only
complaining Of too much.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW

The hrst shipment Of waiern.," n, a
has been on the Houston MARK .srs
son was received yesterday ~. rsns
Pass hy the Houston Produce ~ ~
sion company. The eonslsn~, ~ y
prised but a dozen melons enc !S u
not as large as some. oln shs, wefs y
been raised in Texas, bnI nnyy,re pas
ily sold, nevertheless. Inc p'
eraged 35c per melon
Receipts of poultry were .dcs
larger than usual YESTERDAY au Daasl Il Y
clined. the demand not being :"
supply. ~
Eggs showed no changes 49, NJ ~
are stln around &c and Whis Y, D. z
continues to be fairly sod. gee snpss
expect any higher prices "
future, .,,eii.
A Main street arm YESTERDAY trsp
small shipment OF strawesff's =, WI
wero. Kan. The fruit was ral
to the Texas article
brought no higher prices 800
Prices on EIgiu butter ave ~ -
the primary market rsnainins
last week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
cargilI & Richardson's Circular.

Csrgill y Richardson say Of cation:
A summary OF the weekly crop bulletin
was as follows: Cotton has made very
slow growth generally throughout the ael,
and IS suffering for cultivation In tho east.
ern and over portions Of the central dts
trlcts Warmth, ana ia the eastern ais
tricts dry weather. Is generally needed"
The market advanced early In anticipa.
ton ~ this report aud tie fact that a
further improvement was not shown after
lis receipt Ia partly due 70 the fact tint
I was discounted IN advance, and ly the
time 4 was announced Indications point !
70 clearing weafher In the belt ioaavss
adrices Indicated shoNery weather in 4 (.
fercnt sections hi; tho rainfall was NOT
heavy IN any Instance. Ia rer,"crrS 10 q
July deal Il might be mcAficne.l that tie
stock IN warehouses IN New Nnrk now
amounts 70 acnriy 0.no aji,s AMI 1t IS
expected This stock viii be iur.ased 10
10000 before long The IN -cniea. f,ii
iinnes 70 be the pnnsi1al thorn IN tie
bulls Sdr, hnt inc markN certainly ,l,iws
remarkable strength N Taet NJ learisb
etaiieties and for the present tnAks HE a
ecalping one arnuf'i those va'd,s liver,
pool Is due 10 be about 4 ~ tonarsaw,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
GRAM Am nay.

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millrrs.
dealers charge from store 5dioc more per
100 his GA bran, 2fSc per hushel on oats
and corn, aud ioNi5c per iO0 lbs on hnv
BRAN Fer 100 his 39cMSlO0
40
CORN-NO. . sacked. GOd62c
CORN CHOPS-AIixed aud pure. 81 la6f
la
OATS-3a042c per hushel
HAA--AlfHlfa. St4 O00 Is o.: choice tim.
othE Si600ll6S0. South Texas prairie
hay S6mMS00 North Texas and Territory
hay, SiO.OOlile. so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
DRIED FRUWS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy eyaporatcd. iolb boxes
6Hc; lib cart1us. &c; choice evaporatcd
6Ac
ArRlCOTS-rcr H.. lpose, Zoe.
CllRON- In lO-lh boxes l3c
tlRRANlS ln bhl,,, l3'2c 25lh boxes.
cleaned bulk, llc, Ia cartons l5r.
DATES i-ih packages, Zoe: 60lh boxes
FlGS-Califorlia l2iac; imported. I5N
EACuES-Ch olrc new stock Sue
RAlSlNS California, 3-crown. J.. /.
boxes, 50 90; A.lh L. l., ralsiuS 65a75c.
2crovn l.. VI. raisns 5nlb boxes SdSltr.
3crown l. NJ, raiNus 50lh boxes So
Pkl MES California. 5O60S So: "a.
Toe: % SOS, Sc. so SOS, 5'kc: 00IOns, 90
lac' waluuts l+0l5c; peanuts, fancy h1nj
picked 1A@Ac No . 4Nm5c. almonds
Taragona, Is no In sacks Italian chr.1,
i3c; medium 6UIc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
London FinanclaI cahle-

New York juno the CommerciaI.Ad-
EeitiNer London financial cahlegram saws:
business on the stock exchange here picked
mp considerably today but the chief actIy.
IIy ccntared in the American departing II
inc market opened up well. but the nd.
vance encountered a stre3m Of realizing
safes which finally checked the risIrq
tendency and dampered the bullish spirit.
IN the early trading Ontprlo ana Western
WIS the marked toyorite Later interest
Whs transferred TO Reading. Other Amer.
lGan shares rs general thing hang pretty
CLOSE 10 parity until the close, when tha
lsI Welded slightly, Union Pacific heing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
Nav York Money.

~" York. June 4.-Nloney on call steady
3.5fL552 per cont; last loan g prime lnercsn.
ne paper 3Ad4ls per cont: sterling eX.
o .ns. easier with actual business in RanI.
iS GiliS at +sS!sQiSsi4 for demand and
a f.sS,D'S Tor sixty days Posted rates
ss?!,24i So and 4s9: commercial hiI,s
e. 80 20 Si$4- Silver certificates nominaIiy
~, bar silver 59A Mcxlclu dollars IS, GoI.
r raIinn1t bonds strong; State bonds weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
81. Louis Gan lad ProyIsIons.

st Loiis. June 4 Wheat No. > rod
hard T3llU1l Corn No. cash 494;
july i2S4 September ABS Oats--N., >
cash 2sA. Juiv 2S. september 26la No ,
T6ie Sii rGgS S'se ,o,,, b iS6hPms iS,I3.
3. 15G.37a; extra fancy and sralghts 3.l56y
&35i clear - SoH3o0 Timothy seed, moth
Ing doing Curnmeal steudy. . 50. BrHn-
steady 5OUul02j timothy easy il.uWt
llu0 Whisky steady, l2T Iron cotton
Ties lO5 Borging 6,k@i, Hemp Irvine ..
pry salt meats, boxed Easy; extra shorts
3i clear ribs S37 clear Sides : so Bacon.
boxed Easy; extra shorts 0.GN. clear ribs
g 10Y; clear sides a2l Receipts Flour
1000, Wheut ~ 600. corn SlOoO. oats b.
oOOO shipments Flouy SOON. wheat 90.
OUO, corn i27, 600, oats i6OOO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
DROrTH IN THE pECos SECTION

san Angelo, Texas. June IA ssniA
man just in from the Pecos says the dicsl
in that region continues and is pror4
very destructive 70 live stock inlsfsst
There Is plenty Of old grass, but It : z
tiIely devoid of nourishment, 10 ccls
TO living skeletons. one ranch, be JtpeA
Is losing ten 10 fifteen head daily thlesr
becC ming begged when going TO waei "
being too weak to eXtricare themselves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Knnsas CITY, June g.. Wheat july HIIn
6iSS September G6p, Cash No hard
Io'smTl, No red 10i2aiit, Corn July
iOle september tliNGtlli, cash Nu, mixed
ti8t. Va . white O. Oat. No. % white
lo02aI Receipts Wheat 1000; corn 10.
SEQ; oats 3i.uOO shipments Wheat 64.UJU;
rorn 1890; Outs iaWN
New York June Wheat Receipts 1875.
}UO. exports Su.oiS bushels, spot easy; No
, rcd S4fA fob aAoat; No . rcd S2S ele-
yntor; No ! Northern Duluth SIS foh.
lront; Ne, hard Duluth 9lis fob, ahoat
Dntlona nnsettlel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

BEANS Imported navy beans, SKA
34r, Lima, 7i2MTWc: hark cycs 4Ac,
Michigan navy, none; California navy
NONE.
BUTTER Bluc star laa2oc dairy, lGn
lTc Elgiu creamery 22d23o ocom irsari4r
dalry prints lie Liucu!n solids ln9allc;
prints iiWlu4c special Blue star lic.
Special dairy, Toe; fancy dairy l7c,
Texas country butter, sal2c Texas bricks
i3m lnC.
tABnAGE-lc per pound.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rous.
Nc Wisconsin full crcam dgslcs, l28c
Wisconsin half cream l2iWl3c.
t.t q IS. IrNas, Sc per HuIrH NrnspH
KRAtr- New In bali barrels. ST. a
2GO
ONIONS New. la,r".
rErrER- chile, l@Mi5r per 10; black
Thi trotS1 Sew. sour per busbc
POULTRY Chickens hens good, 50 .3Uff
90. lrycrs, large S3 o5@3 30. hro1er,,
S4u1m-.:t'; cocks. large, ol Sl.2j; duvEs,
lHrge 50 .5O03ou, goose, flN zenith d,
&5NWA 90. turkeys, hons, SGtNOSuU; tr-
KEYS. sobblers, $9naluJO; turkeys young
ToltAToEs Ouculrd bushcl box, Sl5J:
crates. S2nOW2.J0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

st, Louis. June -Cattle-ReeelIas IN
including l4o0 Texans. market strong VI
active; native aud shipping export sia
,. maG, 90: dressed beef and butcher sitsi
s5dj 80: steers under 1000 pounds i,is
> 10; stoCkers and feeders ? SJd4 IS; On,
and heifers 2.oOd5. Is; Gamers .NG?b
bulls 3 2Jd4 % Texas and Indian .tn1
3 b5Mj 20; COWS AMI heifers 3.pOsAAl
Hogs Receipts l0,TOQ; market steady pal
and lights , 65dJ SO; packers 100 n
butchers ). 500. 30. Sheep-Receipts lll,
market lWd II lower; native muttons 4.e3
! 80, lambs ( 9O05 G5; culs and bucks .y
u4.25; stockers and feeders 9 $500 Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

The Galveston News today prints It's erst
crop report Of he season Its summary
Is In part As follows; Reports from asa
points, covering i05 cotton growing coun-
tics IN Texas, show an increase IN the col.
ton acreage Of the State of Texas Of ~
psg cent. The Increase In Oklabepa aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

90 i- :, June 4,-Consols for monav
~ l 1lo ~, account "a 1916 Bar silver stesdy
Discount ,o ounce &c.. MN,G1ney 2d2i9 per cent.
bills 3iid3ls per cent. - 'niee months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
nTYING IN LEON COUNTY.

Marquee Texas, June 3.-Ross "a 4
MeXla and Gus Gilbert of Carbon, lsnA
have been buying cattle In this SCI
They have between them succeeded y Va
ing several hundred head. TeTns =
known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

5000. Market slow for sheep; lambs vai
Spring >. 2jMj. 10; good to choice Eetssl
!, l1d4 40; tair 10 choice mixed 4. GOA n
Western sEeep i56I4 40: yearlngs lsg
l.7l; native lambs 1 00d5. 10; Wa:d
Iambs 4.IJM5. 40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole.
sale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05

Receipts in excess OF tne mes, NJ ~ ssl'
a -~1nne in prices. as 1ts ~ m riaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-05
LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

kans9s Civ. Juno 1901.
80. hlnyes 30 Texans. 200 calves RpeS
ii "a strong cows and 6cifers stcadr nef fo
er SSSGoji st2 ECKER and feeders lOG2G high
goo .oCa1 80; stockerS ana foc,ior isis 70
70 49, w; Western fed steers - "i az,
steers STs sns 5 5ad2 6 500 t0 Texas grass ass
Hl1 -; canncrs 5nG9 ~ T., neiiers
81 M cIH,ves 0od6 90 HopsNR i' IN
IL lower market T opened strong. closed 5S
mixed packer 3D. 30. Heavy 5.65d5 %;
W. hecfpts $500 Marker ''Stio;oo'
G Ny4 "a d!ih rs I3d5 80; Western wetbar:
ev es 4 S555l Western yearllngs 4. 50dS 80,
d. Texas X lambs 25a4 7o sprlnPg Gl smSs
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Stocks

Following are the sales Of stock and clos.
ing prices on the Now York stock market.
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GsnnslfSssIFiq9' s June 4.-cattle-Receipts s,oo
g prime steers 4 4 SSSStsseP e. In anest Cool
"a 81 ~. fockers aud feeders ~ medium M
Sanpsrs o 1s s0a4 80 heifers oSS5o q ~ a.
~ 20: csi,s Avs W. w, q; hnlis steady. 20
y. 90 ~ h5gs- Receipts a6On0 elIls :, q
onenea ess.itns,ed LETT over 1910 'op1nrrew
Mixed ana Ss 5teb.S closed CASTER top %
shoice heaw s0d6 10. 49, ", good 60
SS''s' hsT seas o. sSsep SedRs s.sIn g
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S22s siIonaIi 70 st The rosl Reported by tho

National stnok Ysrds Reported by the
NATIONAL Stock YarJs n,
I3,lGnwlng sahs by Texas a5 Sgne 4.MThe
'NW,le9 Wee reported today: i'''''oFE
steers f5S0R Fsr seS %s5S FF:Sas sos
fia pound steers. Is. ca pFldevliie; Texas,
" uo, de5as 025 pound steers { n PIE rs'
steers, oqtG 4S hasivSe rTeIas ioii 81 pound s
Texas, 500 pound y s,s Elliott. Liberty Hill,
% hhd aelfers, AS. b n PUuha
95a s A5e s5o F e5 7s5 pound steers a sS
4 Co. Be Belle ponna q steers ! 80 s. wehb,
SreS - ~ pound steers. 81 PP Fgf,aost steers