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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

The jury business seems to be
catching. Two other counties in
Georgia are in the same trouble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Wait awhile. The News nas
search light out.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

The office Of president of Cuba
seems to le a hot brick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Those who wished 1t would rain
have no kick coming. They got it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

The steel trust is certainly not an
infant industry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

OPIUM ::.: q. d; a.: :..
pay. y. II VEAL. Mangr tithie Springs Cure
Co. Drawer A, AiIsteil, ca. HopieftFeatment SEN
ifprelersed, Correspondence strictly confidential
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Hon. Emory spesr has designated
the Brunswick Daily News as the
official organ Of the United States
Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, for
flynn county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09
New Methods
NOTICE

ALL KINDS or CALIFORNIA
WINES rs CENTS A BOTTLE, AT
h. SELlG'S, 225 GRAM STREET.
TELEPHONE 272-3.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

The Rome Tribune calls Secretary
CorteUou "a Jolly good fellow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

The personal pronoun cuts big
figure in Roosevelt's vocabulary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

And now comes q fool who says he
can tunnel the Atlantic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09
EARLY CLOSING NOTICE.

Rob Roy -four makes fine bread.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

A. Zelmeno, IT. is now in the retail
feed business. Try him once and you
viii be a regular customer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Why pay $l.50 for a whiskey wnen
you can get Wilson's at julius May s
Tor $1.00?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Clark. the well known eoiored bar
Ter. is better fitted to serve the pub
lie than ever. Everything neat and
elean and up to date
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Begins its school year September
~, 1902. Primary Academic. College
Preparation; Music Art, and Eiocu
ton
system Of Education thorough and
progressive. the excellence OF its nor
al training unsurpassed.
MATTE j. GALE.
SUSIE r. GALE.
Principals.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09
IAnIEs REWAREl

ROB ROY FLOUR is THE BEST.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09
The Weather.

Forecast for Tuesday Probably
rains
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

Swans down -four. absolutely
pure; try it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09
ONE CENT AM0RD

FoUND.-Large stone key. Apply
at this office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-09

J. c. Green, Woodbury.. n. J.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

M~arket-Rscelpts 40 sfs, ana 81
cars local and / car through. By sample No, ]
red sold West Side at &c SKID. on trk- or leves
and TA@T7A for car lots switched and del. E.
stds at =, 7fSaSc S190t R bsTS to Su atsiys, Nc asi 7 hard .
NebTaska and 7lc bid for Turkey.
ORN-Cash Market-Receipts Il cars local and
Is cars through: BY sample deL-No. . at go
West and E side; No. . At 62i4c e. side; No. .
and sc ". side: No. 2 white at s%96& W.
side; No. 3 white at 2aS3ac E. 6shc ". side.
OAT6-Cash M~arket-Recsipts 20 cars local and
So cars through. BY sample del;-No. : at to W.
s N6 Ne; 2 n0m min &c SHd No; I a94IEfe;
W. side: No. 3 white at 45445l1c w. l5c E. side;
No. 4 white at 44Is 145c w. side: No. s color al
+4he E. aide, &c ". side.
kYE-No. 2 at 59c.
6Qc to 7oc-
FLAXSEED-Sl.0
FLOUR-Quotations on soft winter for car lots
trk.: Patents &.55G3 10; straights at 81. I013. so;
extra fancy IS; clear g. 5 %; Iow-srade
ter in Jute Ska S2.6Oa2. 70 for clears, 81. s0as for
s~traights, S.l543.25 for patents; spring-wheaa
patents t;s5a3..7 rs in bulk, 3Sc higher in wood.
about 1sgSc: at mill about ssasoc;
EYE FIoUR-Jobbing at % in sks. and $50
in bbls.
GoR sS1 EdI,1S meal +, @. b. Sis; pearl
HAY-Receipts 35 tons local and 30 tons
through; shipped 10 tons. Prices z. trk, as fol-
lows: Timothy $l5ql5.5O for choice. 3l4dit. 50 for
No. !; 3l24lS for No. 2: low grades 3l0Q1i. 50;
clover-mixed. heavy ss.t091o.g, light 3i2al2.50
prairie, this side, at. No. l ilOal5. 80: No 2 $50
sTRAw-%heat Aa4.O. oats Sc: rye 1850
p y sPELTER-Leaa at %.&ss.GN
WHISK Y-At $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, June 6.-FIour-Receipts I2S7s bhlS
8 sI .s2as. s. !. N SiiGHp pte5i but ps TssaSy; ss Ts6tsF stFnifRs Fs
nour quiet Cornmeal finn: yellow western 81 q;
7s.s75 bu. exports 1S.sS; SPOT market arm: 10. I
aaoat: 30. ! Northern Duluth slisc I. ., b. a6oat;
No. / hard Manitoba SAC (. o. b. anoat- Wheat
cables. bear!sh crop news. foreign selling and
Larger rsssiP,s On sg6seSqsnT, buying Y. s; u, lat;
lied and closed frm at RIhc net advance: July
#s:s57s 5s el 7g: 5se'; e ssss; 75Agzs's Ssns el9ssd
ce!pts 400 bu:: experts 2.s94; spot firm; No; :
@ i2aS flt wa. s. asa firm 4; ali Iii day Si ae 5siy l eSfioR
on nctLxe demand from shorts, due to excessive
ferinss, The clos. was strong atfEaae aet ad,
rsnce: July s,,EGsSISc, caseq Csc; SEPT sts
os.s-EeeeiPts sSooo bg; s1PGI's 51s ~. s no:
sST 1 No White t sa5c. F Sfk. : mixed Ike; NJ Wes Z Eht 4sa &c;
tk. white 4sd54c. Options active and stronger
farS ! G sln?e w 81 5qly st saGT'si s.. TS 60: meats fsfsed i'f fTS
Continent SiO.S0: South American 81. 80: COM
Pound ST a. sSgs s.v d RoT Bsr fi PFE, mes s:ss: 81; aSG Sajs- cpF fsl-
fTce,. saGsSc. cotton-seed oil firm Rice fTm.
LITerpooi. June s;-close; wheat-sPQs dull;
No, ! Northern spring IS I'd: Nc I California
Sd. cornEspot quiet: American mixed new s
Miiwaukes. Wiz. June szLwbsat unsettled;
Barley steady; No. 1 zoe: sample 6stsssc. Corn
Duluth, MINI. June s.lose: Wheat,cash
No. | hard 75Sc; No 2 Northern 5i1sc: No. l
Northern 7s1tc: July 72se' Sept. osc. Oats
,FFsoriis, NJ June s.acorp finn; No: 3 SIC; Oats
on the basis OF 81. 80 for finished goods.
Kansas city. Mo- June S.>close; Wheat-JIly
3 &c: No. 2 red 7147IHe; Ne 2 Oa50t.c M z
5ffac: cash No. 2 mixed 5slSassc: No. : white
52Ec; No. 3 5s4deOc. Oats-No. 2 white 45c.
RyeINo. !, Sc Hay-Cho!ce timothy 81. 5oaI2:
bu;; corn S. 900 bu'; oats 100 bu. shipments-
Minneapolis. June s.-Close: wheat-July 1ZEc:
Sept sg%s az on t tck, No 30 > S I f : Isis; FL Flour
duh and Unchanged. Bran in bulk s1igi{.e5.
Liverpool. June 5.-Hams-Short cut firm. Js.
Northumberland cut frm, SIS ga; shot nbs
firm. as Cd; long clea- middles light hrm. 55s:
hacks Arm. 5ls Sd: clear bellies firm. SIS. Shout
strong. Sss 50. Linseed oil 23s Cd. Receipts OF
wheat during the past three DAYS g3:cc? csnials.
can corn during the past three days so centals.
ST T0is 40. O. s,: June ig NE sase: s ss5.ve. .,a s5n; c Sash
oats active. strong; July ,s7Ec: new &c; Sept;
S0c; do. new 312c. Rye-No. 2 Sc. Cloverseed
DUH. firm: cash S.12l.; October SI1H
q sprfns iOa4Sc: No. Z red Sc. 6atsNNo. 2 t2S
4sc; No. 3 white 4sG4sHc: No. 3 white 45a46,.
Rye-No. . Sc. Barley-Fair to choice mating
@ss;.n Fla. finSshy | ss e2s M; s ! s.sS SsEi5-
grades Ss3S. Provfsions-Mess
pork per Dbl. 81. SdI7.5o: lard per 10 lbs. SIG. 22l4
10. Is: short ribs sides .deessl slo.159Io.2 p; dry
CbId. sIo.50aio.eO. whisky-Basis of hishwines,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
lIisceIIaneous Markets.

FEATHERs-In demand; steady. Prlm. live
( ,25asoc; Xxx isa2OcI x ieaiac; Xxx &C:
sseeio wing q and t saii z; Wing. rs tan w aRss pc b6ln Rseis'f rs
boy 5yE 4; Rgss-E ETce iSSi dark Sc; ,s. ,.-
r. black tail re; Texas at lsc: antelope lc per
hi TEfE SsS sCS t5s6ii G at s5s Der 9q i. for prime.
SHEEP P~ELTs-FuIl-wool pelts nominaiiy 500
to SOC; sheaTings at Sc to 15c; dry stock, fallen,
R~oorsSGinseng at from ssSa5O: lady slipper
&c; May apple at 23se; sahe9asaFk Of root g.
s Pare q t ar 59 aze; b 56a6s at at .s sSS2f SIi,. ol ssS a at &C.:
sa easTop ba AZ e Sc: WIG ginger Sg5 sc; a. -. ,n
STNELoWEK sEED-.255 per 100 lbs.
sxsTog onELe,s 200 gal; ne p. No: / and
wSf}. Tons To- SI5Fs2 v oH~S H1G, wI,, yelI IS,, e e. &c:
i' sAI IL E I'D ifde foF Mssiu as $685. sSs: formulated Sc D.r
bbl:i SC per ID. more this side.
HEMPsEED-Latest bid at sos per 100 lbs,
DRIED GREEN PEAsyobbinE from stor. a,
M.1si Scotch N-Ss: split 81: whippOorwill peas
WHITE BEANs-Hand-picked pea beans in a
at 9. 7oa:.Ts per bu.i machine picked at S-7S.
f mma hta a5 a. $50 per e. blackeye g. Calf
kidneys at &c. ''N
1l a9 SsESi efiaIs; i RsTk sa sf., bright s amber lO9
ssis; at 4AafAc: cans 5a5Ac; California cans
a. Moss-M Market STEADY; maehine-glcked in best
gray, brown and black mixed izg2c; brown and
black mixed dHg2kc; machine-pIcked at 40
s2o; Xxx at .st1g4c: xxx at 4hd5c: xxx AZ
s9sae; inferior picked less; extra black SC.
EMPTY. oil, turpentfne and
F &c; edo' S ssfi S SbsRisss Sc: 72 Wine els 81: .l e; IIp; 50
Biskiss5 &c. iSi ise ea on I fGr s sos5 ISe; moIassss s9c; lard
each hoop missing.
Fair $s0dS5: common S6Sd75.
RAGS. ETc,Per 100 lbs: Country rags at soc:
rubber at $50
bIeached at El per ton; other
IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs:
wrought. Iron &c; heavy cast, maileahle. steel
ana orsakass, ENC; stove <ztc: burnt sc; light
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
Fruits md Vegetables.

The Republic aIi.. Q G,SaiIq are fer car lPts in
RrSKBJLEBgERRlEs.s25S per sEal: crate
s2.25 per s-gal. basket. Homegrown a,5 per
CANTALoUPEs-F1orida ,2a25 Per crate:
Tens gem 8 per half crate
ssa225 per s-gal- crate; homegrown scSii,i5
.PEAcHEsNsOca,1 Per 4-basket crate: Alabama
sTRAwBERRIEs-Homegroxn ngoaa per
a-gal. case: Missouri and Illinois D9 per g
BLACKBERRIEs--Choice sI5cs2.S per s-sai-
oRANGEScar lots on trk: California naveIs
E sS.i t's %s4 issEs aas8 sweet: :sis sisSss.s 5Si iss. var ar
boz. go6si9g hlshsr: ns S!. Ms:slps 1855 1855 per
BOZ BijN f { 1s0s5ns oI Ssg; : sisily per ssf Bunch.
PINEAPPtEsL,SSnb3ssn z l5a2.% per crate and
Pe ubIIsSlLr rd9s'' 4oa as Soe for PEE ch GtiS yellow
per fiat crate: Alabama. SOC for yellow in f-3-bu.
APPLGs.Duil From store: No; = Ben Dayt,
e. SS :2Sg abSIes per s6i:; r fanS Scala Ysne tEssn SO tSSs to IS IS
SxSsAdESSSss5e per ru; bog; 55e per bel.
North Missouri slIzc per bu.
TURNIPs Homegrown 1592oc per dog.
.cUcTMBERs-New Orleans .2.goss per Dbl;
NsrRING BEANs~Mo6ile 75aSo fST round
new FoTAToEssF F2iaInpi R sseS sc GEL: $50
On trK-
~BEETS-eod25c per dos. punches.
GREEN PEAS-Home-grown at H9s1.3 per
bu. box.
ToMATOES-Te1as 75cGS1.2 q per +bu. crate.
GREEN Orleans 81 per crate:
Texas 81 per 4-basket crate
sAUERkRAUT-New handmade Bis per II
Dbl. and $3.50 per Dbl: orders higher.
HORSERADISH-On orders $50 per Dbl
AsPARAGCS-Home-grown 2Geoc per dos.
punches.
sQyASH-New Orleans 81 per Dbl.
EGGPLANT-New Orleans S141B pet doL
box.
punches
RHUBARB-Homegrown 16aeo Per Cor.
punches.
,KoHLRABI-o92so per doA punches. as to
GA~RLIC-15do5c per string.
KALE-Home-grown 5al0c per bu. box
MUSTARD GREENS-Home-grown 10a15o Per
bu. box.
per bu. box.
CELERY-New Orleans 5O67Oc per bunch
per a-gal tray.
.GIMBO-New orleans 81. rs per crate. Florida
81; Texas 50f75c per l-a-bu. box.
GREEN coRN-New Orleans 39Do per doz
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

E~gF Skrs' T5s.f 5 5siei Es ,s at Is3sadS'sc. Receipts
Cheese-Jobbing Twins at I0i4c; singles 10Sc;
SaIIiss ii.e; Il a. idss; I 99f7s soF RS. I1s ST. Liz Ia
Provisions.
Pork-New standard *l7.45gl7.s5 per Dbl. in q
Lard-Choicc steam E. side 10. lOo per Ib. in
10. L. h e and Is sa az. i iisatssOe at ffiiSstaSffignn1.c;
California and New York shoulders at SbgSic.
From the block de! -Run-of-hous hams at I95sc;
bellies at loo to ll%c. California and New York
he'd at 5: ialsssi5.7a.S eFE S.fb. t ss At i5.s ssFed {. ' /. b
a BTa. lots. lots in IL JoS bling way 5ansed: Extra short
at sac. Dealers charge higher on orders, -
ra 5ss9?- Extra S short s; a asd cribs II a at 5oG GR.s: ,S Say
clear n.c; bellies at IlSc: standard backs nSc:
higher on orders. breakfast bacon at 1Se for
Gsa I sy-I t. lis I5 for light: hams at J2lsal2i-c.
cc0 o u TL~ 6as6ncs}S Ss:gs,sc,
~Tallow-S:eady: prime country No. | at Cic:
No, 2 at 5kG5Sc: packers choice at TIC.
G~TeaseSsmai Ifpg:s ar tiS Sts country: Brown a.
at 5a5lzc; yellow at 5aa555c: white
Frog iegs-Large $40: medium sc; small 4o
sheep--At a3Hc: thin ewes md bucks 2a2lsc;
ia TssIs at zgo4c Spring lambs at at3as'5s
f fat at ssSise per p; far at SIC: heretiss,
rough, sinall tnln at SxG5c per 10.
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-Plate and Fulton Mar
ket and roll at $l3; mess at Sl2: dried sets
al i31c; tongues l5c per ID. insides 15c; knuck-
les. lJci outside 1lR9l2kc.
Live Poultry-Heavy and light hens at eI.c;
roosiers Sc: spring. chickens per ID. &c; small
sized lsc. Spring ducks l2iac: spring geese I0I
l2c. T~urkeys-Averag receipts &c. Ducks 6Izc.
Pigeons si.25 per doz. Geese 4G4ia
Dressed Poultry-Scalded and undrawn, with
heads and legs on: Chickens-Choice at 1Ohc;
ROSTERS &c. Turkeys-Choice at loo.
Roasting Pigs-In demand at N-25a1.5s per
Fresh ~Fish-Steady. Quote: sunrsh at &c; crap
pie at Sc for small TO &c for large; bass IOc;
dressed cat SIC: spoonhill cat &c; dressed bull
heads TIC; buffalo. gross &c: dressed buffalo
4Hc: dressed German carp &c: white perch al &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Trading in gran was rather desutory INT faturAesse early in yesterdays session. but
toward the close here vas a fany good bulsh sentiment whhhc carried values above
Thursdays final quotations Foreign markets we're dul at he start and here were few
outside buying orders. Cash prices did not change during h hrst hour Later statistical
news favored the buying side
Snow crop report and the Modern lFs outlook we're less earhsh than had been
expected and thu NorhW@t m forward with more easuring Statement as to the
shipping and milling condition Secretary of Agriculture jaime H Wilson vase on the
floor He made a short address, in which he said the outlook fort the coming crop was
good This had ony a temporary depressing effect
Corn was we'll supported though trading was not heavy. he market followed the
lead of wheat loosely.
July wheat opened &c of and closed c Up
July corn opened Unchanged and close he up
July oats closed sc Up
Receipts Of produce were fair and price generalys steady for fruits and vegetables
Local securities gave promise of a reaction and values we're in the mn firm, ee-
chuy for bank stocks
Yesterdays bank ceanngs we're &&ES balances NJSLS2 Discount rates were
steady between AZ mt 9k prc
sot cotton was quiet and unchanged the local stock market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

New York .Jups Spot cotton closed g.let
a middi tisady Ea, Re ss atshs Sales mif i,s5 ba aEsahf Fut 9s
! closed Very steady: June 5. sSc; July S..5c; Aug.
Sc: &c: S SsRi, Sc! siSSe; f Oct, 5 5isf' M MSTi 1 SO. P The
market opened. steady; unchanged TO 3 points
lower and settled another poIn, or 50 aftss the
natural result OF weak Liverpool cables. The
Tine I'M ~ The oDenlns here here The cfop reports. on
the average. were bearI.h, and leading shorts
were slow to foresee ANYTHING upon .hish TO 10
close of the first hour the whole situation in the
s EEss,s shaP pieces d=s SGFEai' u aas as II Tie ga! seat hiSr
map gave continued dry weather over he EaSt-Ln
a aRa mes Of baking kin rains n sH Within the next thirty
| hours. British weekly figures became a feature
j. The early at,er199G;i ,, ana . during 1s4y a the f1sn, tT S9
active buying FOR both accounts A single eiocK
q l5:oo9 bsiss q March changed ans .h bans $sls at m !; sS
wanted at the same price by the same buyer
i fae i&'@o bales. assihss a decrease. OF, 5000
bales for the same week a year ago; the AMER
the same week last wear. Superintendent King
gave the in sight foT the week as S.;s,!
ciosed steady' with prices net saiS points higher.
The new crop months held g firm tone to the
New orleans i La. June smacott9p very steady:
s!ies ? ssf = "a ! s.I5Si e. f $' q %i2 fni5s.! q; rs:
asSsc: . '%sgE,5sc.: Nov. Gs5a5.ssc; Dec. rs
demand. prices liza lower; American ]mlddiing
fair 3 1.s2d; good middlins SD: middling y:
ordinary / ii7-52d. The sales Of the day were
100 bales, Of which l@? were for speeulafi2n
ceipts 800 bales. including 500 American. Futures
opened and closed steady; American middling G:
July and Aug ! 81 si-S4d 81 go Agg; and as Sept s,s tS SSTi
Jan. 4 r7-ed b.: Jan. and Feb. 4 16-si9i l7-6id- b.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

Turpentine and Roxj,-

New York. June s.-Trrpentine firm. tsna5c.
Rosin steady: strained common to good Hi
Savannah. Ga. June 6.-TurpentIne drm. i7fic.
Rosin firm; Quote: A. B. {, d, E SIS: F
sL?2h; G Pc II VS.; / iLs5; K $l4; II $50;
Petroleum.
Toledo, O.: june S-oI-NOrth Lima ssc:
OIL City. Pa. June s.-Credit balances 81 %;
certificates no bid Shipments IL, Isl; average
81. 3e2. Runs 92.1oe: average 3.4S6.
The Metal
New York. June 6.-The local market for tin
was quiet. but steady. with spot quoted al . SOC
TO 1.25c- Al London. the marke: closed los net
lower, with spot at fI3s IS and futures al tlas
IS. Copper was steady at New York. with prices
unchanged: 900 tons standard in equal parts Of
100 tons each for June. July, August and Sep
TENDER delivery sold at sn.&. Spot 10 Aug.
quoted 81 e5a1i:S: Lake SO ;254l2 .s2is, and
London copper market closed SIS net higher, with
spot at t4 IS and futures at f54 rs Cd. Lad
was steady here at SIC and London closed I'M
changed at I'll Is Cd spelter was nominal in the
local market at 45sc; London was 8 Sd higher
at ns los. Iron ruled hrm here and CONSIDERABLY
higher. Warrants were nominal; No. 1 foundry
Northern s1@Z2: No. 2 foundry Northern xo.SJ
an so: No.. foundry Southern go. 50d2l 50: No.
I foundry Southern soft 50. Thc Eng
hsh markets were 1Tlner. with Glasgow at-6As "a
and Aiddiesboro At <as 90.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

ers s2.5095.3: cows r.JOG5.75; heifers s.. sea
Gamers Sl-J9G2 50. bulls S2.5oa5.5]: calves s2T
$50; Texas fed steers E4ds 90. ~I!oys-Receipts
to-day 1900. tomorrow 20.600: left over $3.50:
opened steady 10 SC lower: closed active: mixed
and butchers $s-95GI.5:- good to choice heavy
f-55GI.i5; rough heavy S7d7.Z5; lirh. 5. rs:
bulk Of sales Ea7.25. s~heep-Receipts 200:
sheep steady: lambs, choice steady; good y
choice wethers N.25d6.15: Western sheep SIS
Gs.i5; native lambs. clipped SS.2GT: Western
lambs S.4ou7: spring lambs $50.
New York. June 6--Beevss-Receipts 2.sI3; mar
kst active; steers uneven; steady TO llIl5c;
steers 8. s9d7. 50: bulls 50 T5d5.b5: cows 32.75d
$50: heifers s.. Gables steady: exports eO cattle;
tomorrow 3,52S cattle. 100 sheen and 9.l59 quar-
tiers OF beef. ves-Re 81: market steady:
veais S4.J1a7.&: extra $50: butternilk $: ely
dressed veals SiTGlic. Sheep and l~ambs-Recsipts
l.O3z: sheep and yearlinEs steady and top grade
wanted: lambs opened steady: closed iT21c low
fr; sheeR go; euIls =; yssTiings $500;
barely steady; State hogs $40; Western hogs
nominal
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iale quotations flor broke mules. 4 to ! years
BY Telegraph.

Kansas City. June s-catle-Rece:pts 1910
natives, $50 Texans. $50 calves. Market was
weak 10 l5c lower: top. sT:I567. 40: fair TO coed
S5Q7.io: stockers and feeders S3G5.2O: western
fed steers $4-J0Gs: Texas and Indian steers SR
G: Texas COWS a5aGi1o; native cows s2a5..5;
native hgelfers StsEs: Gamers sl.75d3; bulls
market SalSe uews sg7 top soopI SO; bulk of sales
rs; lights S5.e0a7.15: porkers STaf.l5; pigs 81. IS
1850. 1,Io; market strong to
I0c higher; native lambs ti.9od7.i Is: western
lambs $5.25qe.ss: wethers S.2oG5.s5: Western
wethers 4G5.s5; fed ewes t4.55d5.io: Texas
A.ag5.4; stoskers and feeders 50. 5Gd4.0.
81; Joseph. No: June S.Cattle.-Receipt 600:
heifers :Z5Ge. 30; yeals 50, za5.5O stockers and
feeders 81 q 5000: market
steady: light and light mixed IS. a Is: me-
diIIm and heavy ST-15d1:p: pigs siIs.@. Sheep
S7.S.
Chicago, June s.-catue-Receipts 2soO; good,
97.50; poor to medium $S8s.so; stockers and feed
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brass So: heavy brass 50; copper SO; zinc '2-'o'
! Pop C6RE ION C6bJ-ChoIcs white SEQ Fer
lC5 lbs rice worth s.; mixed ;l:5gg2.
PECANS-Ayeraee receipts 7zqsc. =.
P~EANUTS-We quote: Farmers stock-Ret al
! lI5d2c per ID: white 2g2Izc.
ALNgTE ISs4tg at : nc per e. oq h., a, aoc for
large and 50c for shellberk,
ss6tRRaGfH T5Iot caSE Ps sE 9Eii iSSS bid ID al 9 per
1SsGiiGHUM-Prime new quotasle at 2aa25c
! MkTLB SUGAR and S~IgUP-New sugar at
Sc per ID: Canadian at I5c: maple sirup at &c
ToNioE sEfTs-At sea per bu.
Grass SEEDs..HungaFtan at $40: miliet al
DRIED Observation-Disclosures sold at SC to
SIC for s%un-dried quarters and at !l!c to S'sc 52t
sysP%%Iatea ring -Tss, b shops "a at 70 20 to @'*s
as 10 toi MSsi'I YeIiaW p],ne-Finish at s2ia25; boards
| Common at si5ai7: aoorinE strips at $500 ani
SlsuI7. P~oplar-l-inch az S2sIo and Sh4sy.
at sSia and $2iq25: s0uares4xs at $50 and
SIC: 5x5 to IL, at t2sa2o and slsg@i sXS and u2
z and sl6gl5: "a TO inch aI S /, 20 ana ma, snsa
=; ~ to %b / ine i,,a a: ~ al s4l sei Il i.aii.-inseh at
s4sa4 % ana 35sH2 &c: quartcr-sawed red. Linen al
Soiist en- and nd rea1cheT7s at s25: tongues at ;22. Asa
-I-inch at ss and SIS, li4alI. inch at ST;ID
n hPa s'y wainut at So s5ssaSS@ss ana .I5alS. cisrry.-
S:saF HICKORY lex ysI a, ss6Ga3 = and si58is: hickory axIss
at s35137 and Sl6. Cedar Mt S25426 and Sl2HlS'
RSs1s al ltc SIC % for Ss m GeGei afSife'a sfuT I? DO 10 quartz;
saved at S25a27 and Sl5GlS.,, Cottonwood-AG
run At SlSdl6: hoX boards C3 inches and over AZ
s2ia23: gum at Ssd9 for sap; $lSI-0 All E9Gi2
for red: choice louisiana worth more. Maple n
81 for choice. Orders higher. Cypress at sEsdaZ
and SiSG22.
COOPTRSTUFFS - Quote: Cottonwood -four
Dbl. at $685. do. meal Dbl. IT $40: No. 2 at y;
half bhl. a, 81 beer keg a. sl2gIs; lard tierce
81 81: g. GFh Xiii RNI run n; IL, hf iaeh Stock ssf for sss ap1l; b i NC .:
No. 2 do 3iic; lard fierce is; pork b3l; ~;
Shaved hocp-F7our bbl. t4Tiy50 for copper, s&yl
as for hoosIer: half b3l. $50: co!led elm Gloon
$50: oak lard fierce. copper shaved SHS. p9rR
Dbl. IS.
COOPERAGE-Lard tierces 3l.lo for wood and
Sl.25 for iron-hound hbls. pork bbls. at e1I92+sc
FOR wood-bognd. 81 for iron-bound: oleo t!erces at
il.21Lz- Slack. work-R9und-hcop -four b6!e. &c;
fat-hoop do. SIC: half hbls. &c: meal bols. 2Ic'
produce or apple bbls. 25c.
RAGING. ETC.-ParEinz per yard. l'&-lb. at
81. HFmp Irvine &c.
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Provisions were rather quiet, but ad-
vanced sharply after an opening that was
weak on the weak hog situation. There
vas a fair demand for repacking pork and
packers manipulated for higher prices. The
close was firm. July pork sold at $3.50.
and closed 1T1aa20c up at 81 40; July lard
2IzT5c up at SO. IS. July ribs TIC higher at
S10.15.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
10 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats. lis cars; hogs,
% 900 head.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Beef Cattle Lower-Native Receipts
MRht-Hogs Close Weak.

receints were email, but about like the supply
on last Friday. OFFERINGS OF steers did not amount
nothing good to choice available. Trade was dull
and lower. owing TO a very Indifferent demand.
ing the week choice steers sold steady to strong.
with occasional spots a shade higher. making a
pared with a week ago. are strong to q dime
higher. Medium steers are qlotable at a con-
more. while light green butcher steers coming
killing value. are now quoted At q loss3s NGsoa,