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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14
Woman's Guild Meeting.

The Guild of st. Philips (EpiscopaD
church will meet at Mrs. j. r. Pull
liams, cor A street and End Ave, S.
w, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MISS BEULAH GREEN, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

II you contemplate building sheds,
barns or houses, 1t will pay you to
take advantage of the $50 price on
those cypress shingles at Laidlaw's.
30-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

Henry Mann. 9-year-oh son of Bud
Mann, died at o'clock this morning
at Mr.. Shippey's camp at the o. X.
wagon yard, of brain fever. The fu-
neral will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

James Brittenburg was arrested,
charged with assault with intent TO
Kill. He was released by the com
missioner, for want of evidence show
ing probable cause.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

If territorial form of government
for the Indian Territory means that
our fair land shall be imposed upon
by such audacious frauds as crop out
every few months in our sister ter
ritory. we would rather remain az we
are, without any government, until
we are ready for statehood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14
New Suits Filed.

Gertie Thompson VS.. r. L. Sanders
unlawful detainer suit.
job n bakers VS.. w. NJ. Bennett;
suit on note.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14
LATEST WATER PROPOSITION

Railroads Willing to Pay s4oo-Hard
Pine Lumber conduits.
The railroads have made tine
city another proposition regarding
the disposition OF the Main street
water, which is about as follows:
The city to furnish the material
and do all the work; put in a con-
duit from the alley back of the
Wilmington along Caddo street,
continue with it across Main, and
thence north along Caddo street to
the big conduit in Paradise alley.
The material to be used is to be
of heart pine lumber and the
railroads agree to furnish $400 to-
ward the expense of it.
Just what the city will do with
this proposition we are not pre-
pared to say, but it seems to be a
liberal proposition.
Three aldermen with whom the
Ardmoreite has talked think it a
fair proposition. We hope the
matter can be amicably settled now
and the Main street water be dis
posed of satisfactorily to all con.
cerned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

Leave bus and carriage calls at
Banks hotel for Cathey's bus. Prompt
attention. Him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

Spiegle's soda fountain has opened
for the season. s-4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

"Johnston's Sarsapariila never fails has
stood the test for 30 years; Quart Bottles"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14
Fishing Tackle.

A fine line. Come here TO make your
selection. T. X. KEARNEY.
16tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

Fresh veal, pork, beef and mutton
at Tanner 4 Stewarts.
13-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14
MRS. MCLAUGHLIN.

Fishing tackle to the anglers con-
tent at Williams, Corhn & Cos. Every
size, shape, form, fashion of hook, line
OF rod.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-14

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New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York June l. 1902
5uls5snt pressure
J96 m Th9 - naa ced not bsTe moved ay RS
f Stock except at some further reduction we quote
Beans marGow choice per bush 81 2ogSz = 90 & P9Gr
DO pea Choice 81 s5Ssi 67s; do medium and pea poor
to @ poor 45 g56 81 81 4S a g. EdDs d SR %
s0ap GS s g. 90 ina" rs cffornia Gacs obo6e
G GanS S2S2 q p s 1P9T5eo @ d sa round r6o yS 81
81 So do poor to GOOD 81 4osI IS green peas
BUTTER-Receipts were quite liberal day, with
showed increased weakness There sales under
nT @ e @ some good sized lines Of 81 score butter
The undrgrades shared in the weakness and were
Imitation creamery Tenorated and factory but sellers
moderate quantity Of stock coming this way quote:
e5n easT osc do & rs te State 3 5 dairy tubs fanc So
2lzc do irss 2oi @2Ic do seHend 1S3zg2Gc do thirds
creamery. fancy. 2o829Ee do good to choice 192l92s
sa a19c: DO seconds 1s@lS5zc; thirds Ie0i7c pack
ing s3 i7gls2 va. .rv nm. ,srr. fn, cr.. cnsa..
avaILate "sS & be enerafIv eInec,s5 and ppt oniy
sn here with the ces 9n s6s at f been Ss ay M ieadx b & a
very 1oc with occasional sales at l01ec Small
e9s "iss has BEEN Piefy and eonsdeabe quantity
- -s-H 4,aS+ iets Skins are rient, snd
selling slowly with top quotations extreme @ Gable OBS
and Sos for old white We quote: State. fun cream,
DO white choice I0%.c. do good 10Ql014c; do
TO good 9asizci iiei, Skins small choice sas.c;
large choice "a asc; part SKINS prime. 7G7hc: do
fair TO good 5Iz66I9c: do common 4Q452c; full skins,
2iz G3c.
EtsGS-Trade slow and there has been considerable
accumulation Of stock The tone weak and values very
Deutv closely candled goods show
ing very light occasionally bring slight
MUM. quote: and Pennsylvania fancy selected
white lskc best. 17zG1sc: Western, north
ery sections fancy candled. 174 G1712c: do graded
candled 16sdI7c: do ungraded 16q do southery
sections graded ngraded. l42nl6c; Kentucky
I4Izal5sc: 1914 14izc drtes l35c checks.
12G14c-
FRUITs-FREsH-R Receipts Of apples are light
IS only a demand; prices about steady
peaches in light receipt and
nomnaly steady but the offerings have been Of
very irregular quality and value. Some call for choice
plums lots arriving sold at good prices
Pineappes sizes, but small
q nd light supply but
Strawberries were scarce to-day met sharp
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago June CSpeciaD.-wheat to-ssu
ssc: 1T shows &c to ssc up for the week ~
opened at 7zAc. sold between PIC and 7,z1
closed at 7214c; September closed at 7flLe - ahd
cember. 727sc. Weather through the vvi24a. - os-
belt keeps showery; the same condition a. "nedt
for tomorrow. Kansas has much to saw - -'-seo $50
fields There seems to be the SAME nervo,, eo1sd
the Continent All cables were higher and 49, "a
PLANTATION was unsettled weather. Armour eo,,,
TO buy July and sell September Wheat racs,.es .A-es
increasing and new wheat is offered the c, are
taking 1T rather freely from the S 1uthUesf ene Le
Of Galveston; IL loads sold to-day cIssy ey
900 bushels: primary receipts this vraaE zas
bushels over last week Every one feels tba ~
vest position is critical. and the mood vVo,,Is s
come decidedly buIlish with another fort,trs. @
rainy weather. So far the wheat promise = %
sidered very high. Mondays visible win seoSou-
about 100000 bushels. Worlds shipments M, .
about 100000 bushels The government June -
next Tuesday is expected to be bearish 'O''
The Harris-Gates party openly sold r,1
moderately. but It took July in a Iarga n oin
through brokers. Their name was given m =. ~
close Corn prices were not much Changed M ~
TO &c The market is up &c to 11zc for the 49,
the best rally in the July July opened at &c .o1s
between 6SAc and 62zsc. and closed at s2zc. -
tember closed at 59c sellers December a. ~
434sc The St Louis interest is the PRINCIPAL 80
element Receipts are increasing some 81 eary =.
day. 425 for Monday Country offerings bovva
nave again dropped down. and with possibly -,
creased local receipts this week, smaller recefp,
are expected next. Bull manipulation in the Ju,,,
is palmer than ever. The shipping demand Is slo1,
Oats were little changed. the close practicable +ba
same as Fridays, but they showed &c To Pc "a
vance for the week. the July up the most Old TrI
is 367sc; new July, 394c sellers; old September "a
new September, Bic. Receipts were only 112 car,
Mondays estimate. 100 The Patten party Is nm.
ish on the July Country offerings are small. =.
receipts light
Flax was steady at about Fridays figures To u,
over; September. 81 A; October 81 38. There war.
"A cars at the three points against last year
The provision list up 21zc for the day al
though it looked If packers were sellers OF bo-b
ribs and pork There has been sharp advance tht.
week. pork up 25c. ribs up 4Oc and lard I'D ne
Packers own the stocks. Hog receipts here ara
fair but greatly under last year in the West th.
packing in eight weeks West, 100000 hogs under
last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Island and Jersey per bb, 5o@7sc Onions Berpqda &
per crate 81 65gs1 1o Neworleans, per Dbl s1 asg
So per 3oas1 4o do Florda PEI m crate a q e @
sey 8 90 per otTs basket sl0sda @ PSF st.
do Baltimore small per half bbi basket I5cnsl Il
do Norfolk large. per basket. 5ocqSl do Baitimore-
loo bunehes 81 5O@s2 80 Radishes Long Island and
Jersey per punches, 5oc@s1 String beans Nor7 G
folk green per u bb basket s2gs2 80; 90 wax, sIg @
ST North Carolina green 81 o0qsZ; DO green 5Ha R
75c do Charleston, green, 50cgS1 25 do wax Soc@sl:
do savannah 50cGsi Squash. Southern, marrow. per
Dbl crate 81 5Oa$2: DO white 81 Sogs2 do yellow; ;
cookneck per bbl 81 5o9S2 Spinach Long Island ana
Jersey per Dbl s5a5oc Turnips Jersey white per lv
lunches 5oc9SI: do nearby, Russia per DOL 81 oo.
Tomatoes Florida. prime per carrier Szgs1 o. 90 poor
HAY AND Receipts for the week were
something consumption but trade mas pn
steady enough to all OF the better class OF nay
and the market for all good to prime quail
about all entertainment they are Likely 10
receive in Late prices are reported at me
close and during part Of the week extreme rates nav
been readily prime and NO l. crop reports
markets supply interest
NOT ayerse to fair The meadows OF NeW-forh
and Michigan are reported in good condition New-Jer-
Ohio speak Of slow growing grass oasoI 3is
We quote: Prime, bales 100 n 82gsoc; NO
do S5a9Oc No . 75dS0c: No do. 6o0fOc no grace,
406f5c: clover mixed wanted in retail way Nv,
for long keep tame unGer Iree hsg
and straw in reported at the Prod9es
al noon Hudson River, 30: Erie 55o'
vana 60: West shore Lehigh Valley. 1o0 Ball
and Ohio 40; NewJersey go river parses;
g50. total Oo tons Total week. 9s34 tons do last
week Receipts of straw 50 IONS Ty 80
tons by rail- for week. 100 TONS do last week e5o Ia
Exports the week, in bales TO havana;
bados 25i5 Demerara. 72: Progreso 446 Tampeo:
25 Nassau Savania 10: Colon 9; toeaon
IJvernool IA: Hull, Southampton $50
3.117; Manchester. 200 Glasgow 2Z'o; to'a f'' '- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-The market for I2 syrups
Molssses steady and fairly se1lVe SS95a
fair i5aI6c good I7a2oc: prime, 22a2ac NeV-orieans
RSa iRS go5d ssS lsaiac prime 2oa2sc 24q56c
OCEAN IN tsa ana sa sa er no
improvements in either the demand vessels the rates
I adon GisssoS Bristol q q; Lem Lem
BURG burg ~ Ha PIGS gs Brsmsn 5o pfs
70 zTPR2 Fer oB Brsh iii V stea@eFs % 5a2
and 40 t9ns s @ 81 Soh General p cargo 9 gsvaHna
United kingdom or Continents at or ABOUT os n59d G
o 5sJ q BTS at or ssoaa Bb sons steaer
British Isl s3eane s55 tons West india trade
oond @ @ 5 S .5 o a6s British to SsWForR SS o fRd l
phis Sc. option Boston &C: Norwegian steamer 1o52
Norwegian timber Pensaeola 70 PeIagoa psa
Savannah $50 % F or nh Boston % Py5e s. rs
schooner 456 tons lumber Fernandna to Ezabethport
private terms schooner 3l tons lumbeT FernanGlna 10
FeTHshdina Philadelphia S 25 bank ss7 tons and
schooner eG2 coal Phadelphis to Belfast pirate
Iond.n yats terms schooner 222 tons. coal Phadel-
Osvey little change occurred in cottonseed oil on
SATURDAY and the week closed with steady undeT5one
change the market ruling steady. moderate business
advance today. the market showing a firm tone The
$ i a. and StI II bHk P6sdeIPhta bis s.
summer yellow, 45a45lzc; off summer yellow 45c but
s9a5oc ,I1NsEED oTL.Amsriean seed, city
PROVISIoNS-Tha market somewhat irregular,
advancing first DC rise in live hogs. and only
Chicago. Subsequently reactions took place.
following decline grain, but the late market
covering although pork did not fully
best point Chicago expected 5000 hogs on
es SIS M as IS f sls Ss5s Sased ?o Ms
81 family S s9gSs So P4sf SSg51I 3d. ou6feg s5tFa
$21Gs22. DRESSED HoGs-steady- Quoted Bacons,
e, beliieS quis, Suo5sd r53 s%9k
shoulders dun: quoted. 81 asSG Picked hams steady:
country 61kc......LARD-Steady quoted. $40 65 City
steady quoted. SO 10dS10 25 Refined lard steady
Quoted South America, s11 So Continent $40 So Brazil
sTEARINE-steady- Quoted; oeo, l31+c; city lard
SiCE-Tte week closed with good distribution a
here South Available supplies are
held Quotations follow: Domestic, common 10 low
3zG4l4c fair good, 4asG4sc; prime TO choice.
5G5@sc head 5S4@6lzc; Pana 4%G594c; Japan foreign
AZ 5c do domestic, 312d4Ac; Java 4Sq4H4c Rangoon
sTGAR-Rehned sugar was firm active with full
light stocks hand. The American Sugar Refining Com
any given buyers that must be with
made promptly We cut loaf crushed
and donros 515c: mould A. sc; cubes. 4-S1c: xxx
powdered 4.sGc: powdered powdered and fruit
4-15c: Eagle confectoners' granuated 49oc
fine granuated, Eagle 10
n fine gTanuated, 4S5e Eagle 10
bags granulated, 4S0c: Eagle fine granulated,
a. 45c; No l. SOC Nos and ;, 4-25c; Nos and D.
415c: No :, 4.o5c: No g, $500: No 3S5c:
u soc: No 16 360c granuated, Csc
The London steady and unchanged,
with quoted 6s Sd and July at IS 3d. Cane
nged with SIS and fair refining at
Gs The sugar showed 1rmnesS,
&c 3lec; muscovado 50 test.
27s63c rnolasses SO test. at 11-16a2&4c
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET.
New-York. June :. 1902,

%ey-York. June :. 1902.
COFFFt5-CoTee futures quiet te-1ay priSes -
sovs-r narrow rut from The opening "-S
stee5v and unchanged. neither the news from
-s-s.s nor the statistical presenting anN's
of nature 10 influence local operations WIN esr ce
oenrion of martial 4 pfs advance IN tne NS.i-ia
.s-tSef no changes occurred abroad, Havre reporting
ou.eT and steady frnness and santos 1I
sterling increased l-l61 70 L Il-
interior Santos receipts. amounting to only Is ~ ~ t'
e- offsT in effect heavy port receipts of 2soe Days
In rhe local trading consisted ohiefy oi Ihe
Sstu-sav professional nterchanges, total business fc
g. 49, = o hsCs with prices unchanged ana
The tone auiet Supplies the staple in the 49,
ssIs sf,nr basis Of 51zc Tor t<lo
market for mild ruled Quiet but steady N3t
s,nnIv in the United June / 81 loi bags
visible supply l. II 324 3 bags SHOWING go G
crease srce Nav of 5S1S3 bags We quote lo.i5a.
1aSIec lava interior. iSiaG20c: Java TfnoT l'9iSc,
JsTs PaIernbang 14G14l4c: Maracai5o Cncuta, 4I
Mars--ffo low grades 7a7S4c Maracasbo. wasteo
Isc: La c;uayra Caracas washed H'1aIZtZ
Tsorota I0lLGlezsc: Mexican 9dloc: Mexican WSsie1
eIZGI3c; Central Amer, 81 qlSo; '5ua'e1eS au
S-obsn 7izNllc. Jamaica '2lo g
TIE range OF in the local market toay
fellows:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
Holiday

COTToN-A eoodly portion OF the gain Of Yesterday on
q slight OF the late months
during this morning short session with the
barely steady lower The market
started steady front though prices We're IN
changed points July sold at SIC on the ca
or point figure of yesterday This STABILITY
in good ra:t frrner ruling Of the English
market prices ia points
higher However. the weekly cTop-wea1heT review py
cheering than anticipated and
evidence FolloWlng
the longs yesterdays creation hurredy solo
became factor July settled back
points points within very few minutes
This drop by sharp rise covering and
light Wall Street buying but toward The close the whole
market quite heavily toward the bear slde
The gave rain the dis
trscrs where badly needed, but the
rains either night
tomorrow relieving the anxiety or
the hears Receipts light. predicted and stats
tica whole We're bulish. The general
Of the favorable
Of crop reports Of generous public
speculation marker cotton was quiet
and unchanged at mfddinE upland and 99sc for
rniddling Gulf Sales $50 bales
The rarze u prices the local market to-day
YVES Esf follows
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool canIesspot cotton
SezioaH 5000 1900 american s 5000 slod mid
ang npIana: 21 ogI,s @ rl,eT June Sos: June
July. 455s JulyAueust 5sb SsJteiseT & NJ NJ
vefnber 5ece1nier 22s; Ais Janu-
FLOUR AND MEAI--Aside from moderate trade in
spring pa:ets the -four market %4 qut s5 ana b Gi no
change n price Spring patents S4Gz4 - winter winter
Gears s. 15aS8 5 extra winter 8 25as8 30
to tS arrfTe Tla'e' RYE FIoUR5FfrTn Quoted Fair
good g 2eaS3 90; choice to fancy So 43@$$ e. S =
eho ss to brand MEAI-sseaay Qq6.ed Fine
lses 70 sTve @ h ss P3s 5sia % rnS R5 5Tan 81 bulk TX
SIS So sPrng @ 5T9n an nidSPg S2S s e. 20 seg c9se @ Ts
s27: corn oicake S2S 80; hominy chop. SD 5o omea
AIN-wHEAT-Unfavorable weather, was at
bottom Of stronger movement in wheat on satur-
Southern Kansas and eisewhee inviting En- modsTate de
ynIy az a. On December from which moderate re-
actions occurred before midday realizing.
prices 5Qi<c net hgher on he cnrn sghy sesqier
higher than the regular close cables also ca me
81 points aevsnce in two DAYS understood 10 result
of less favorable crop conditions. Liverpool CLOSED I'D
higher being influenced by the French advance and
settled prospects both North Southwest wheat
orsina1ed in the winter Nebraska reported
year receipts PA cars.
nsfTay aaser ght owing to the ADVANCE and consised
81 Only Z ioads a; outPoris The trade here included
closed AZ 79c elevator and 7sasoc aioat,
and So ssrd manosa at s4sse anoat FoFeisH
coRN-AI5hough very du throughout the session corn
maintained = firm undertone except regular
close when Il essed of with wheat curb the
market stsaded again and closed 6sisc July
] O'Clock As II wheat. had considerable
weight the bull side. and with advance Of I'D
constituted the chief buying
there has been he
IN act. while material oc-
CURED as e. the appreensive out
look Business almost entirely for professional
account In cash circles trade whatever appeared
No corn closed al 70lzc elevator and al T1c o
15o and y yellow 7lc
q complaints excessive rains Western
Stsr-s had throughout the Gay and
demand from
focal cash busines included 10000 bush No closed
Al xslxc. No 3 45c; white Sic; No white, 50zc
frzck mixed s5G47c track white 4s9,ic. No white
ris,,e EI skr ~ RYF-Narket STEADY. No Western al
6sLc and No 2 Western 653zc both afoat State
rye 6SGSxc -BARLEY-NominaL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
,,-,-,,,D,,r corroN MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 7c1Osing: Whea1nsPet a1 futures
0s MGFheTn y IS iod September IS Id qTi9
niIed new Sd: do old 5s 9d 1utuIes niL5
ina aIy nominal September 5s 2d October s 9s
Peas-canadian es lod doPasc Coast am
" 36af 5s Beef dull India mess sss Sd PoTk
to 1e H. Arm 4 Im coeFland d csa Sa5 mddes mi
m gb as TO "a ~ 55s; do heavy 80 to 40 TO- PAS 81 n
Clear backs IS 20 r 54s Cd clear oss' 4ns BUtter
n,insI Lard quiet American refined IN pals SzS;
Ia.tsrn In tierces Cheese steady american
fneat white old 51s American nnes 1ssdv e
oid Tallow-frlns cICS
9as Cd Turpentne-Spirits strong sos va. n III
mon steady. Nd PetroleuH-tenned S'eauS' " ~
nilf 3SS ID.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Kansas City June a @ dressed beef
steers 81 15Qs7 fair TO good sSas' iy s 5ss Texas
and indian steers ssgss; Texas 81 5oQS4 TO- M
cows s2as5 IS: heifers. 81 43gSe FOR the
buIIs 456s4 calves. S34s6 Etecepts LOi
week 23 200 cattle 15Oo calves 81 o5S
8 TO- heaSy 81 sOas mixed 81 IL 1SS a5ass to &c. Pe
ceipts for the week IS 800 head shsep * 95gf 5
natIve 81 Western lamos %
Naive wethers S. 2oGfs5 95 wethers s4gs ,oS
fed ewes 81 55@s5 TO- cgPed yeariings - and and
s5 So Texas clipped sheep 81 20pS1 40; .en Cd
feeders 81 5OaS4 90 Receipts for the week & ood
7.-Cattie-Recelpts 10 Hed-,
dry fed stock firm grassy stock easy sSss ea 25 HOGS
WReceipts $500 head; market aet5Te' GOO 81 05G
eeyy b ~ YSrers Sc S5ds7 pigs Sc 75s6 So ropsn5
s6 59as6 S. Sheep and ambs.Receipts a4o0 ood % dry
sneep d pb here tops s7as7 others $4gSs 5o year
iings IS 5O9s5 75 sheep top mixei' - ''9''
81 2OGS4 60. -.., steady. choice 81 156
e. East 5a nre ss 95as7 good Sc 25as6 20 Hogs s0W.
mediums, 81 To- hdNS Soz1
prime osGs7 10. light Workers Sc 906S7: pigs 90 sg
ss 90: roughs s5Gs7 Sheep slow pest "e.ng' ss 40f
S5: culls and common. s2qs2 %; chotce i"7' W
So 65; veal calves. S'qS' d.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

1,vernool June l. i p n-Cotton-spot spot-Ldr1itea re re
nnand: prices unchanged American naolns @ go y-a f1r
d The daV were 5000 bales. OF which 6Oo We're Lor
saecnation and export. and included 5000 Amercan;
olp;nts IL 600 bales including 1900 American
ooened quiet and steady and closed STEADY AN Ae Iniv
5549 sellers July August 53-64d buyers; f AugdSt
46-S4d september ana OcLgoeI,
and October and 25641 sellers
royeher and December, 2264d sellers DecenlDer
TanTarv 21-6d sellers; January and February ZO0+
o. q raIIa
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

as folle%s s0sr sG ss So 90
asa spr1g specials s4 20 patents 7oS7Scv ~ 40
rad S1c No yellow corn 631zc; No oats. 42s4c NO
White 45Jh6461ac; No white. 45G14b3ac; NO rye,
si%650c: fair choice mailing barley ooqoic; No
Hexseed 81 Sc: Northwestern 81 10 clover
Grade IS 35: pork, bbl SIT 5oqSII 90 R
loo ID $40 2212Gs10 25 short ribs sides qoose slo lug
s0 90 dry shoulders (boxed) ssqS 20 snort M
sides $40 65 whskey basis of high wne p ss o
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter Inare @
easy; creameries 1s@22c; dairies 1s@ls3c' Cheese
weak e1k@1Oac. Eggs easy; fresh lo44c.
r,,Iuth June 7-Close-wheat. No hard, lS1sc; no
Nortbern 731sc: Northern 7ssc; July l34ec; sep
tember 77Mc Manitoba. No 1 Northern, fStsc' NO Z
Northern 71fsc. Oats. September. 9oc Rye. DOC
Milwaukee June Wheat higher close. No Northa ot
ern 7T9794c No Q Northern. 751z976Ac: July 721sq
2 1oc: sample 639ss1Ac Corn. July. 639eS1sc-
ntinneapoIis June 7.-C1ose-Wheat. July. 7sa1S4sc;
sanember e9s.c: on track hard. 76hsc: No North
ern. 737sc: No Northern 723sc
Pbaaenhia June Wheat quiet but steady contract
s,ra5e Tune S2156S3c. Corn dull and unchanged; NO
,nyed JIne 652666c. Oats quiet but steady Butter
steady hut quiet Western creamery q2Sc; ex
ira nearby prints Eggs dull and weak fresh near
bv I7bc loss fresh Western, 1Sc loss of; DO south
Western 175c. on do Southern Ice loss off Cheese
steady: New-York full prime. small 1l+c; DO
fair to good 1o4Q11c. Re ePts-Flour 900 56iS ana
441 600 10 in sacks 35 600 BUSH corn 5000 bush
oats 600 bush. Shpments-Wheat. $1,000 bush; corn
5000 bush: oats. 1900 bush
St. Louis. Close: Wheat-cash No red'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
r,r 1oNnoN WOOL MARKET.

London June THE arrivals for the fourth series & OF
Ii ctton sales amount 246 436 bales including e0o
bales Forwarded direct The imports LOT me s4. Vic
ia aO6. Tasmania 3,4S3 New-Zealand p i9s Cdpe
~ Good Hope and Natal 7,l9O; Hamburg I'4I4' e
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne was vas tron9 Rosi
Ia teadv and unchanged with fairly good oooos
demandf we bbs 4e1ac; machine made
bbls, soc -
RosINIComnon to good strained 81 81 30 D. 5SS2 " % y q
II a. es. = Si "a. G. 81 75 II. 81 70: l. y I9esss
60 %56s2 10 NJ sS 1888 20; N. 81 30; u. % 60
W w, 81
STOCK ON HAND -,
Snfrits tIrpentine. 547 bbs
yuinrton June 7-Turpentine steady 464ze y. osIS S
d,If 81 81 IS Crude turpenne firm 81 4o' - 'o anu
avannah June 7-Turpentns firm K95ih 81 4o
o,oieS. B. C. D and E 81 %; F. q 50; o6: ~: " " ~
n 81 IS; l. 81 95: X, 81 45: NJ 81 80; ~ - @'' '
20 June 7-rurpentine steady 4617c Kosin
unchanged ,-..,,o c,Irfts 36s Rosin-
American strained, As Sd; fine, U.s.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June Flour firm wheat T1es 5g1 s'ii light No
wint red, SAC ASKED q 80 o.. No do.
yellow CSC do e5iae; 3D. No SS5n % So 4sc; No
u1,~ed 47c: No do. 46c Rye-No In store o|720
asked Canal freights steady r.,
n-ieaao I,,na The leading futures ranged as ioi-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

-s1l 1r,v zo1< <a7onc: September 6eAc: No hard
III forn-No cash. &C. July 60c' Sepsin
hsr s5i6c oats-No cash. 43&c; July. 3S7sc Sepe"-
her 2T7sc; No white, 451zc