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We are proud of the showing in this department; an
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s., $3.50, $40 and up
Very Special Offering-ioo Ladies 26-nch Serge
silk Umbrellas natural wood handles silver or gold
moualings. they have steel rod throughout 81 30
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VeiIinqs and Ribbons

Very appropriate; nearly 100 new Black Lace Scarf
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Toilet Articles
Complete showing of Roger & GaletS |. l. Plyers',
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PERKINS, Gloves

The prize winners al all expostions, We carry this
celebrated Glove and are the sole agents for Houston
Here will be found their complete lines OF Glaces,
SuedeS in the regulation 2, and button lengths; all
shades for street or evening S1.00 to $3.50
Long Gloves for evening, White Or Black Glaze,
White or Black Suede 10, 20 or 80 button
$3.50 to $500
Misses and Children's White Black, Modes, Browns
and Reds, Perrin's famous makes. 81. 90
Womens heavy, mannlsh effect Grenoble Cape KID
one clasp, pique seams, for walking or driving. S1.50
Golf Gloves correct thing with walking suits, All
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Special High Values i'm
Mems Suits and OverCOdtS

remainder OF He FechhemeT'Eshes Co.
Clothing OF manufacture HE ot contain
and OVeTCOatS and tine 6I< a n -
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Military Brushes

Many new novelties for the holidays, Ebony, Hard
Wood and Cherry, soft and hard bristles; CT EIl
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Gift F1andkerChiefs
Dainty Gifts in Fashionable NecIwea

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Many new things have been brought out in popular
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Women's All Pure Linen Handkerchefs, sheer Irish
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GOOD TIME FOR VACATION
VERY LITTLE DOING ON NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Pence in south Africa Has Not Yet
Affected European Markets
Record of Fluctuations.

NEW YORK, June 6-The dealings in
stocks dropped back again to near the low
level of activity for tie year and the days
net changes are narrow and unimportant
So far as they are gains they are the resi-
due of little squirt in prices with which
the day started. 1t was caused by a rumor
that the coal strike had been settled, which
came by the way of London with light
volume of cabled orders to buy. the origin
of which was as doubtful as that Of the ru-
NOR. This was undoubtedly a ruse, and
was designed as a counter move TO yester-
days reports set afloat by the bears of the
sudden death of an aged inancier. The
principal buying came from yesterdays
short sellers. and as soon the rumor
was authoritatively denied the buying
movement fell away and the market fell
back into it's state of neglect.
There was a sharp rally in Canadian Pa
cifc on a resumption of the pool operations
in that stock, and this movement had some
sympathetic effeci in the rest of the list.
Sugar at one time recovered all Of its quar-
terly dividend on the score of an advance
in prices in some grades of sugar. None OF
these movements was maintained. The
later market was inclined TO depression.
Opinions from abroad are current that
there will be no notable revival in foreign
markets as an effect of the declaration of
peace until after the English coronatio
The continuance of the coal strike, which
seems to promise indefinite prolongation,
will also be damper on any speculation.
The assem- bling of the soft-coal miners in
the Virginia and West Virginia fields, and
reports that they will go strike, give
color to the apprehension of an extensive
spread of labor troubles. The strength or
to-days market and the reports which &C
cOmpanied il of excessive rains and floods
IL the Southwest were a reminder OF the
possibilities of future mishaps TO the corn
crop and incentive to caution against
speculative commitments on that score.
The bank statement promises to be color
less. There have been sufficient receipts
on balance from the interior to about Off
set the weeks 100000 loss on subtreasury
operations. There is no indication of any
substantial reduction in the loan account
OF the banks, and some institutions report
an increase in that item. A reaction in for
eign exchange was viewed with SatiSfac-
ton and relieved the apprehension caused
by the weeks advance of a disposition by
foreign lenders to withdraw credits. The
market closed stagnant
The bond market was also less active,
and the movement OF prices narrow and ir-
regular; total sales, par value, &. 0,O0O
United States bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded fluctuations in prices:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Butter-Receipts 4sZ7
packages Market quiet. State dairy. $50
2ll2c; State creamery, 20022Ikc: renovated. mo
zoe; factory, 11nl9c; imitation creamery. 17hq
2Ol2c Cheese-Receipts. 1910 packages. Market
irregular. New State full creams. small col
ored. choice. 9%0lOc; white. 10Ac; large col
ored, 9%c; large white, 10c. Eggs-Receipts
Sis packages Market weak. State and Penn
sylvania TlsG1sc: Western storage packed. la
17l&c; Southern, 1Slkd1412c
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Butter i2G1c lower
extra Western creamery, 22hG23c; extra nearby
prints. pc. Eggs firm; fresh nearby. Ike loss
off; fresh Western 1sc loss off: fresh South
western, 17isc loss of; fresh Southern. Ice loss
off. Cheese steady: New York full creams. prime
small, 11hc; New York full creams. fair TO good
1Okd1lc.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Butter firm and IN
changed fancy imitation. 20621c; fancy cream
cry 23c; fancy ladle. 19d20c fancy roll 1sd
20c; good roll, 1S0l9c. store packed, 17dlSc.
Eggs steady; fresh. 16G16Izc. Cheese steady:
large. 1OAG11c; medium, 1iG11Hc; small III
G11kc
CHICAGO June 6.-On the Produce Exchan &c
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries. 1S622c; diaries. 1SlAG1slzc. Cheese weak
at 9isdl0lzc. Eggs easier fresh. 1Jd15hc.
KANSAS CITY. June eggs firm; new No 2
whitewood cases included lac loss of, cases re-
turned. 1Sho.
LOUISVILLE. June 6-Butter, common and
medium, 14dl5c per 10; good. Ice Eggs. lac.
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Butter steady: creamery,
16G23c; dairy, l5q19c. Eggs steady at 14Izc.
CINCINNATI. June s.-Butter steady. Eggs
steady at Hlsc. Cheese steady.
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ceived attention-far from it, But where
shall we find a code Of rules governing the
relations Of the caller and the called so Just
and so sensible that all may accept IL as
the final law the subject, and. so ac-
cepting abide by Il? Mr.. Smith, busy man
OF business summons his Office boy, and
SAYS Please get Mr.. Jones the wire
The boy does as directed. IL happens that
neither man has attained the luxury OF a
desk set Accordingly, when Jones Is in
formed by his boy that Mr.. Smith wants 10
talk To him over the telephone he lays aside
what he Is doing and walks 20 the instru-
nent There he hears the familiar Hold
the wire a minute please and waits pa
tiently or. perhaps, impatiently, until
Smith is notified that Mr.. Jones Is ION the
wire" and goes TO the telephone In his turn
Jones has wasted some seconds or minutes
perhaps OF his valuable time. Smith. on the
other hand. has lost no time. He could have
saved Jones the waiting by directing his
boy 10 call up Jones's Office and ascertain
n he were in. Receiving an Affirmative an
swer he could then have stepped 10 the
telephone and called for Jones. waiting
himself until Jones responded. But in that
case Smith would have waited. and Smith
doesn't care 20 stand around any more
than Jones does. Little veNations like great
problems. depend so much on the point OF
view What we need Is a system OF rules
that shall be equally respected by Smith
and Jones. whether either be the seeker or
the sought.
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PRIVATE WIRE AnvICEs.
A Broker Purchases 10000 of Read
ing, Despite Coal Strike.
Meyer & Kiser's Wire. ]


NEW YORK, June 6.-Except during the
first hour the market was at a standstill
and the result of the days trading was
insignificant. On the whole the tendency
of prices seemed to be upwards. the in
centive for the upward movement coming
from the purchase of some 10000 shares
of Reading by a broker often used by i'm
portant interests. There was no expla-
nation of the buying and there was moth
ing in the news from the anthracite coal
fields to indicate that the strike was any
nearer a settlement than il was yesterday
The Board of Trade ana Transportation has
received a telegram from President ROoSe-
Welt apprising IL that he would be glad to
receive the committee appointed by the
board to ask him to appoint a commission
TO investigate and take steps looking to-
ward settling of the anthracite coal strike
Canadian Pacific was more active than
yesterday and enjoyed a sharp advance
1t is thought that majority of the weak
holders have been shaken out and that the
Canadian pool is now ready TO engineer a
further advance. The steel stocks continue
10 be heavy with evidence of considerable
realization. London houses were sellers
both of the common and preferred and it
is likely that good deal of the stock held
abroad Will shortly find Judgment in this
country. The foreign selling seems TO be
entirely based upon dissatisfaction with the
conversion scheme. The principal event of
the day was the declaration of a 66 2-3
stock dividend on General Electric How
lative one, the declaration had no effect
upon the market. The market closed ex-
tremely dull, but with a fairly firm under
tone.
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salt meats steady: boxed lots extra shorts and
steady; boxed lots extra shorts and clear ribs,
SnsEs; short clear. SILL Hay-Timothy quiet
1850. Whisky steady at $3.50 Iron cotton ties.
SLoS. Bagging steady at 55sGsNc. Hemp Irvine.
&C. Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls. wheat. $1,000 bu;
corn. p. 600 bu oats 4s Oo0 bu shipments-Flour.
oVo brls; wheat 81. go bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats.
43. 600 bu
longoerry, SOC; No. red and longberry, 7Se. APP
pIes; un-dried sc per 10 for bright; medium
northern hand picked. si.7Saiso per 6u Timothy
seed. SSQ3l0 per bu; extra clean bluegrass, 5jc
red top llc per bu: red clover. $3.50 per hu Hay
$40 so; straw, s5Q5.50. Clean ginseng, 1915
e. a. per sT h. Potatoes. sOc per hu new potatoes
Leaf lettuce SOC per bu; head lettuce. 4oc per bu
crate. Green beans, 75cQS per crate.
BALTIMORE. June s-FIour dull and IN
changed. Wheat dull and easy; contract. spot
a enc 'p ATsus Ge No red Sic S Jq ss sg
sS5.e; sE1nthern by sample. 75Qsle Southern on
6sG6Silc; July. sexdaGssc: Steamer mixed s5G
6S<c; Southern white corn. Csc; southern yellow
corn 30 SS%ss,ssAc. Oats firm No white 4SAs9
6od6lc; No. Western. &c
LIVERPOOL. June s.-wheat-spot dull; No
AID. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, new
6s Cd; American mixed. old. SIS cd. Hams-Short
at 5ss Sd; short ribs rm at 54s Cd: long clear
middles, light. firm at 55s long clear middes
heavy; firm at 54s; short clear backs firm at
54s Cd; clear bellies firm at 54s- shoulders
Square firm at 34s Cd.
KANSAS CITY. June s.-wheat-July. esssc;
September; ee%@ss1sc; cash, No hard. zoe;
No. red, 1ld7lb3c; No. spring, 70c. Corn
July, 57%a5Tac; September 5lhG5%c; cash,
No mixed. 5sl4@6oc: No. white. e2Gs2he;
Oats-No- white, 45c Receipts-Wheat. GO. 500
bu: corn, $500 bu; oats 1900 hu. Shipments
Wheat. $1,000 bu; corn. 1900 bu: oats. 10000
bu.
TOLEDO, June 6-wheat active and firm;
cash. sic; June, SOlic; July. 74ike; September.
7S&c. Corn dull but strong; cash. 6Sikc; July.
62%c; September. 59isc. Oats active and strong
July. STAG; new July. 4ac; September. SOC; new
September, 3l&c. Rye-No 2, 5Sc. Clover seed
dull but firm; cash. S12hz; October. s5.17lz.
CINCINNATI June 6.-Flour dull Wheat
firm; No. red. SIC. Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed.
64Q64lkc. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed. 43zd44c.
Rye dull No p 5sc. Lard firm at so. Bulk
meats firm at $40. Bacon strong at sl1.25. Whis-
ky steady at $3.50 Sugar quiet.
DULUTH. June 6.-wheat-Cash, No. ! hard.
1850; No. northern, 7lkc; No. I northern. 73sc:
July, I29sc; September. 701sc. oats-september.
30c
MINNEAPOLIS. June 6.-wheat-JuIy. 722c:
September, 69Ac; track. No. 1 hard, 76hc;
No northern. 7Slsd74l2c; No. northern. 72H C.
MILWAUKEE, June e-Barley steady; No. 2,
zoe; sample. 59I1969c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Down at First, hut Rallied
with Other Grains.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Flour-Receipts.
u, SIS brls; exports. 1929 brls. Market quiet
but steady: winter straights. s3.75a3.S5;
Minnesota patent, $3.90Q410. Corn meal
firm; yellow Western, 1872; city, $780,
Brandywine. So. 45d3.55. Rye firm; No. 2
Western, 6524c f. o. b. afioat.
wheat-Eeceipts, 73, S25 bu; exports, 5,995
bu. Spot firm; No. 2 red, 7S14c elevator, 796
791hc f. O. b. afloat; No. northern Duluth.
size E. o. b. ahoat; No. l hard Manitoba,
S4ssc f. o. b. afloat. Wheat was easy during
the forenoon because of lower cables, bear
ish crop news. foreign selling and large re-
ceipts On subsequent buying. stimulated
by strength in coarse grains, the market
rallied and closed firm at i401zc net aG-
vance. July. 77ssa7S14e. closed at Sac; Sep
TENDER, 75S4Q76Ssc, closed at 1850; Deem
ber 767sGf7712c, closed at N12c.
Corn-Receipts, II, 200 blu: exports. 2, S34 bu
Spot firm; No. 2, 70ssc elevator and 70S4c E.
O. b. aioat. Option market was generally
firm all day, July leading on active demand
from shorts, due TO excessive rains West
steady cables and light country offerings
July 6715G6SIsc. closed at 677sc; September
64664l.c closed at 64isc; December, $500
502c closed at 50Ssc.
Oats-Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports. Dds bu.
Spot firm: No. 2, 451zc: No. 3. 45c: No. .
white Sic: No. white, Sole: track mixed
Western, 45d47c; track white, 4SG54c Op-
tions active and stronger on scare of July
shorts.
Lard firm: Western steamed. 5000; re-
fined firm: continental, $l0S0; South Amer
lean, 81 so: compound, $S.25dS75. Pork firm:
mess SIS 25d19. Tallow weak: city 80 for
package). csc; country packages free), Ga
Gf65sc.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice, SIC;
mild quiet: Cordova. Sd111zc.
SUBURBAN. strong: fair refining, 27sc:
centrifugal, 90 test, SIC; molasses sugar,
2 I1-l6c; refined firm; No. 6. Also; No. Z,
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New York Commercial-Advertiser.
There IL something pathetic IN the New
Workers. country fad. 10 isn't the joyous,
chfidlike love OF nature and freedom from
restraint that sends the Partisan flying
cOuntryward every Sunday. Ii Is a less
primitive. more strenuous impulse. IL II
self-consciOus. almost conscientious In
stinct. II isn't love OF nature. The New
Yorker loves his bricks and mortar, and
the New York slave Is rather proud OF his
chains The hurry and scurry 10 be or
somewhere. anywhere out OF the city
which have taken possession OF every one
OF late years - a malady like another. IL
IL nervous disease made up OF two-thirds
fashion and one-third restlessness. Water
falls and buttercups and green fields and
babbling brooks don't enter into Il az al
They are m the guide books ana In the
country. but they are not what sends the
tired cityites wildly flying after trains a.
soon as a holiday comes
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MONETAR ".


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. IA
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings. 81, ISL. 16; balances, $l97, APPS.
NEW YORK-Money on call steady at 3d
4 per cent; closing. bid and asked. 3lzG4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4Q4& per
cent. Sterling exchange easier; actual bust
ness in bankers bills. A.SI2s for demand.
AS4% IA. S47s for sixty days posted rates.
AS5lzd4.s6 and s4.sS1z. Commercial bills,
AS424G 4.S5A. Clearings, $2O3, gil, 6S6; bal
ances. 81, 23S, OIL.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, A.S51z for
sixty days and sass on demand. New York
exchange. 19G20c premium. Clearings, $24,-
736, 1894; balances, 81, 800, Z25.
CINCINNATL-Money. 4G6 per cent. New
York exchange par to 25c premium Clear
ings, $4,439, 45O
BOSTON.-Clearings 81. 500 434: balances.
81 ,532, 094.
PHILADELPHIA.-M Az per cent.
CIearings, SIC, 65S. 35s; balances. s., 3s9, $50.
ST. LOUIS.-Exchange on New York 10c
premium. Clearings, IS, 593 AIS; balances, 81
031, SS3.
BAYTIMORE.-Money 3 per cent. Clear
ings, $685. ABS; balances, $7l2.S5S.
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Certificates have been issued TO the foI,oxir
Tpdiapfanc.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians
Original-James Hogge. Lafayette, sl2: Nathan
NJ. Mccoy, Pennville. Sc; John Thompson In
Gianapolis. SS Cwar with SPAIN. Kenneth G.
Butcher KokomO. $24
increase Restoration. Reissue. etc-Marion
Martin. Huntington. SlT; Hiram Peake Gale
SI7; James NJ Lone, Mfin, Sl4 William b
Seay Gosport. s17 VIM. J. Strobe, Stendel So.
Frederick w Baker, Leipsc. SIC: BENJAMIN "
Jones Huron. Sl4 John G. Hefner River slT.
Eliza Sanders. st. Marys. $40; William Enyart
Liberty Mills, Sl2. William Boos. Boonville Si4:
John Logan. Indianapolis. SO. Cassius n g
Gault, Richmond. s.; Lewis II. Chowning, shell
burn Sli: Samuel Swygart, Eikhart. si0: WI
liam F. Clark. Indianapolis. IS. Joseph Gullion
Lebanon, S1i. August Sperzel Galena. ST.; sam
uel B. Holt Kokomo, s.; George A Walga-
muth, South Whitley, ;l4; John A. Lewis. FORT
VILE sl7: Valentine Barthel. Shoals. sl4; John
Rogers, Ladoga. s.: Edward Vented. Bruce
Lake SO: Robert NJ. Morton, Princeton. sl7:
Thomas J. Payne, Sanford, So; Thomas Hight.
Etna Green 81: Jabez X. Cofin. Greenca site
IS: Jacob Bucher. Worthipgton sl2. Zigler g
Davis, Hagerstown; s.; Jacob Jones, Doverhill
Si4: Thomas j. Kuhn. LoganspOrt. -: Geo. w
James Caldwell. Rossville, sl2 James ". Beck
Perkinsville. Sc
Increase Restoration. Reissue. etc.-Sa muel r
Wakeland. Mulberry. sl2 Robt. W. Middleton
Charlottesville. S.; James Buley. Orleans sls
Original Widows. etc.-Minor OF Vim. s TYLER.
Annapolis. Si0 minor OF James Costello. Rich
rnond, $40: Mary A Horn, Spartansburg. s.
Renewal-Polly Miller widow, Williamsburg
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Oils.

SAVANNAH June s-Spirits Of turpentine
firm al 4T1zc Rosin FIRM A, b, c, d, z, sI25:
F. sl.32h; G, $40; II, sis5: 1. sL95: X. s2.45;
NJ, $3.50; y, $40; window glass. 1925: water
white, $355.
OIL CITY, June s.-Credit balances. $40:
certificates, bids. Shipments 7s7 brls: av-
erage SO2 brls; runs. s2 zoo brls; average 7
brls.
WILMINGTON. June -Turpentine-ne;hing
doing. Rosin dull at s1.l09L15 Crude turpen-
tine Arm at s1.40 50. and $3.50. Tar, S1.45.
MONTPELIER, June 6-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. Ssc; South Lima and In
diana, SEC.
CHARLESTON, June 6.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at Acc. Rosin firm; B. c. d. E. Sl.20.
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Indiana Politicians.

Washington Letter in New York World.
They certainly know more about poll
tics in Indiana than in any other State in
the Union" said Col Harry Hall to-day
Every man is a politician. An expert
ence / had when l was stumping the State
in 1886 for Mckinley shows how closely
tabs are kept. / got off at Greencastle to
get a sandwich and met a prosperous look
ing man at the lunch counter.
How are things politically? / asked
him.
"'Oh. first rate, he said. We've got
'em this year sure
Got whom? | asked.
Why the Democrats. We've been
fighting them for years and we've brought
the Democratic majority in this county
down so that we tied EN- last time. This
time we'll whip EN-.
Are you sure OF it, asked.
Certain he said with the utmost con-
viction. Why, stranger. three Republicans
have moved into the county and there ain I
A family In the county with a sick Repub-
lican In IL. We can't lose."
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places

ST. LOUIS. June s.-Flour quiet and un-
changed; red winter patents 50 55a37O extra
1,orn meal steady at s3.l5. Timothy seed steady
Bran weak: sacked. s2qsoc Wheat higher: No
? red cash. elevator. 76c: track. IN a7Sc: July
7sc Corn higher; No. 2 cash. &c; track SIC;
July 60Tsc September. SAC: December axe
oats higher; No. =. cash. s2c: track. 43c; July
asa.c: September. 2sAc: No. white <Sifc Rye
lower at Ssc. Pork higher jobbing. 81 Is for
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Poultry-Iive quiet and
nominally unchanged. Dressed weak; broilers
26q2sc; fowls. l3c; turkeys. 13c.
LOUISVILLE. June 6--Hens. lie per 10: spring
chickens, 20a22c per ID; young ducks, 961Oc per
ID; young turkeys, 6dSc; old. 6d7c
ST. LOUIS. June 6.-Poultry steady; chickens
Sizc; springs 11q2Sc; turkeys. &c; ducks, etc;
geese, 4G4izc.
CINCINNATI. June 6-Poultry firm; spring
ers. 16d23c; hens, i012c; turkeys. Sc.
CHICAGO. June 6.-Live poultry steady: tur-
keys, 11dl2c; chickens, l1izc
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NEW ORLEANS, June e.-Cotton-Spot very
steady; quotations revised. Sales, 3. 900 bales
Ordinary l3-l6c: good ordinary. 5-isc; low
midding, 1S-l6c; middng. SIC; good middling
size: middling fair. 93sc. Receipts. IO6l bales:
stock. 1S2. 230 bales.
NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady and sc higher; mddling upiards SAC:
middng gulf, 9ssc. Sales. 1850 bales
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ading futures RANGED as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy.
No. 8 spring wheat, 7od12c; No red, 7sc
No. 2 oats. 42643c No. white 46G46lzc
No. white, 45d46c. No. rye, soc. Fair
to choice mailing barley, 66G6Sc. No. l flax
seed s156: No. l Northwestern, $176. Prime
timothy seed, So s0Q6.S5. Glover. contract grade
$685. Mess pork. per brl. I745dl7.50. Lard
per 100 lbs SO 22&010 %. Short-rib sides 0oose)
$40 1OG10. 20 Dry-salted shoulders (boxed) sS9
SIS. Short-clear sides Cboxed). slo.50@10. 60
Whisky basis OF high wines, $3.50.
Receipts-F1our 900 brs; wheat. $4,000 bu
corn 1871 900 bu oats IA 600 bu: barley, 1000 bu
Shipments-Flour, IL 600 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, 241 900 bu: oats. 10000 bu; barley 1000
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-07
INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a.
FRANKLIN n. R. co.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
inRton streets. First car at a. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 p. m Last car leaves at II Is
y. n.
Combination passenger and express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
at $50 a. m. and 330 y. m.