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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
"An Is Fair A. Loxe. Eft.

Renpeck-My boy, II you wouldn't
lead a dogs life. let your wife have
her own way in everything.
Newed-Indeedl Didn't she prom
ise to love. homer and obey me?
Heipeck-Of course, she did-but
you're landed now!-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
A Simple Matter.

Gas President-That complaint
clerk of ours is stone deaf!
Friend-Then how does he know
what the folks say to him?
Gas President-Ohi We told him
Just what they'd say when be tool
the--iobJ-Pnok-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
LooHinH Ahead

But" she EEid, 1--WE are nttls more
than strangers as yet, you know"
Yes" he answered, "but don't let
that interfere. We can break of the
engagement after we get better ac-
quainted II Chicago Rec
ord-HeEald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Very Much in Demand.

Towne-I see there's a new cashier
At the bank. 1 suppose Smugley was
discharged?
Browne-Not exactly. They're of.
scng double his old salary to get him
back.
Towne-Ah! Resigned, Ell?
Browne-Not exactly that, either.
They're offering a thousand pounds
reward for him.-Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Entitled to HappIne...

'sAndwhy, pray should I not be hap
py?" exclaimed the woman. at
haven't enough sense to know when
/ am deceived, and yet sense enough
not to care to know."-Town Topics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
WASN'T LoABING.

Nice Old Gent--My little boy, have
you no better way to spend this Sab
bath afternoon than by leaning up
against that wall. idling your time
away?
Nice Little Boy amt idlIng my
time away-no fear! There's some
chaps over the wall a-snealcin' the
fowls-and they've CIV me tuppence
to look out for Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
vI.h, Make Themselves. Useful

Mr.. GaSwell-We are having a good
many late frostA, which endanger fruit
and Vegetables
Mr.. Dukane-YeSi but II would not
be so bad II those late frosts caught
the early fiies.-Pittsburg Chronicle
TELEGRAPH
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
me-. mn. JaE YnnY

Does This Jar XsaS
Jars Of Jelly. Jars OF jam.
Jars OF ported beef and harm
Jars OF China ginger nice,
Jars OF mincemsAt. Jars o. spsCA
Jars OF orange marmalade,
Jars OF pickles all homemAAA. 8,
Jars OF cordial alder wine, -
Jars OF honey supernneL -
Would the only tars were tfso@o ~
Which occurs IN familiesI 49,
--AnewArB. E1E Z
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12

Foreman-Where shall I put this
item about The retirement of Alder.
man Soaker from public life2
Editor-Put it under Public I'm
provements." Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Doubtful

Blufrer-I would challenge thai cad,
who insuited me, TO duel, If was SURE
OF one thing.
Biffsr-What'a thAtf
Bluffer-ThAt hsvouldn't sccept the
challenge.-Ohio State Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Worked both Way

6hs hos two strings to her bow, Away
She's liked wherever she goes
Likewise TO her apron strings. sh4 has
Always and ever two beaux
Cincinnati CONGRATULATIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
struck Herself Hard.

Yeast-I understand your wife was
putting down carpets to-day. What
do you suppose struck her?
Crimsonbeak-Oh, that's easy; the
Esmmer.-Yonkers Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-12
Liberal Translation

a countryman wandering about a
churchyard came upon stone hay
ing the Inscription, "Sie transit gloria
mundi."
What does it mean2'' he asked OF
the sexton, who had been explaining
the inscriptions to him.
The sexton peered towards it and,
not wishing TO show any ignorance,
replied: well, it means shat 3e was
sick transiently, and went to glory
Monday morning "-TitGRts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
by Telegraph.

New York. June al-Spot cotton closed steady:
middiing upiants SIC; Tniddllng gulf SIC: sales
June nominal: July SSc. Aug. S3c. sept sc.
oct. Use; Nov, T.5oc: Dec. 715lc: Jan. Ttcc; Feb.
steady with prices 4 points higher to S points
lower. the latter being On late months only. The
timeht. Juiv shorts snxious buyers around the
and this served TO cause relatives strenEth
in the new crop positions However. following
taking and pressure from the bear side with Aus.
down TO Sic. Then came a sudden scare OF
spot house. A reaction was f5uowed BY another
upward movement. less rapid than the first. hut
almost as strong For TIE rest Q; the session
business for the most part was In the summer
months Aug. sti1enet TO S5sc. dropPsd hack
price but littie OF from the top. The cause %
The strength in the near months was entirely
buying or public support after the. hrst EFFORT IN
the part Of longs New crop months barely held
neglected much OF the time. The market was
finally firm for the near months and steady for
f SaiDf faf sE RSe1hsi r Siih . PTtse s,i hSi Tafa "a ssSut -
co bales. There were few orders here from the
LIverpcoI. June so.-cot,on-spot quiet; Prices
liza lower: American middling fair 5 Had.
good mic6linE 5 5-S2d: middlinE 4 .loI
The sales OF the day were 500 bales. OF which
100 were for speculation and export and inclufe3
100 American: RseeiP,s te9 bsIss. inelgdlnS
quiet ans s;sadyI american miaslinE. z Q C.;
I s-sia4 s-sid $: oct.-Sov. { MA 3: Nov
Dec. 1854 >; Jan. 4 Is-s4a4 r-s4d =: Ian
New orleans. La June sa-co,,on. futures
steady: July s.g6ssSc: Aus. s.Hdt.5c: sept.
7sSaq3 &c g gs5. i;s "a e. N syo, cS,to5 si. Dfe
sales go: ordinary Z size; good ordinary s Lie:
low niddling s s-i5c: middllng SC: good mIddlInE
. 5-lsc. middlinE fair 8 I-isS. Receipts l%7:
-
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active: top E.SgH: bulk Of sales sL55T[To; heavy
NIva5-S=l: mixed pIcSeEs S-otH"s !sht
E.suHI.65: workers E55H1 So piss SaNlGf-
Shev-Receip Io0; market strong u lH- high
e.. native lambs q Western lambs So
G4Sl, native wethers A-ssHisys western N-tA-
ers S.e0f4TO; fed ewes SI=Ja+t5; Texas clipped
yearlings Texas clipped sheep &-4J4
40. stOckers and feeders &da
Chicago. June 9o.-Cattle-Eeceipfs 1900. in
GLIDING 1859 Texans and Gu Westerns best
20 prime steers A.lSES.os poor 20 medium So
EI-O: stOckers and feeders S@-SNJ-5s COWS yl.J
mes heifers G.0Hs gamers A-Sy4=-las bulls
&2H5-tss calves G.0ulOs Texas fet steers AD
2.eU. tomorrow 2L.p0. left over 900; 5allc
higher mixed and butchers G.2fG5-55: good u
choice heavy G.fsds.sS. rough heavy 50.
light SO 20. bulk 81 sales sheep
Receipts ,3.g9; sheen duh and lower: lambs,
best steady: good 20 choice wethers 2-I5ai. fair
to choice mixed G--Ju4-15. Western sheep &.t5n
5.I5: native lambs Onlcial saturday.
Eeceipts-Catt!e 80. hogs 9s-i; sheep S.Li'.
Sh~ipments-CattIe 81: hogs lin: sheep 52i.
New York. June --Bccvas-Reccipts Sf5s.
steers steady TO strong: medium grades shads
higher bulls and COWS steady: all sold: steers
$3.50 bulls $3.50. fancy dry Jed ~ss65-21.
COWS S2d5. Gables steady shipments Tomorrow
10 sheer. ~Calves-ReceIpts 5u5i. veais firm to
al sold: veals H-f1I7-E. culls 81; b~uttermilks
6u3-S0. sheep and Ass head.
e2- cars on sale. sheep slow 10 a shade lower;
lambs active and steady: nearly all sold: sheep
cuns .NG lambs $500: culis S. Hog-Rs
ceipts SS5l: weak: State hogs E.7sgI.15: mixed
Western T.567
st. Joseph. Mo. June 3o.-cstti-Recsipts 400:
$50: veals fa.5a6s.E =: stockers and feeders $3.50
80 HoES-Receipts $50: steady: IEht and Esht
mixed Stain. medium and heavy E.1tE1-SS.
pigs I-2SgS-5- Sheep-Receip;s $50: steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

WHEAT-Cash N~arGet-Reesipts g.sC5 SKIS. and
- cars local. and - cars through. New No. 2
TED a. FS.zE. &c " and 73i=C. 7sl-c r. side:
No. : rcd at Hisc. BE Z. and sc. &c W. side;
SKID. new In elevator at 1890 for No. . red. 7yisc
fer Nc, 2 red. t--c FOR No. (. No. 2 red at sc
" and nzc i. side. NJ. 3 red at &c. 7Gc W.
side; No. : hard Iowa yellow at 75Isc: No. .
spring at 5izc and 40. . spring at .2Isc w..
side.
CoRN-Cash Nar.et-Receipts % cars local and
5c ana 40 ) at t5-c ". side; No. = yellow at
csc and No 3 yellow at eGC W. side: No. .
white az cts Z and Sc W. side; No. } white
OATs-Casb Ma-ket-Receipts p cars local and
ID cars through. by sample No. . sold W. side
az s25tc, ana as nigh as Size paid for fancy:
30 a SC W side: 10. 3 noulinally fszgSs.
No. ElTtheTn at yoH5lsc W side; No. . white
at a2Ep55iec: No. . white at 52d53c. and No. 4
white AZ ysEJ2E- and Sc FOR fancy: all ". side.
RYE-No- 2 At about &C.
BARLEY-At 65c.
FLANSEEI-N.52.
FDOJIt-euotHriors or soft winter for car lots
trk-: Patents &II&65 s~traiEhts at 225T5.s5:
extra fancy $50 =: clear 1890: low-grade
and soft winter IN 3u'e SKIS. S2C5T2S5 ha-i WIN
ter IN iuts SKIS 25sg-D Tor clears. S2eo63 y Cor
straights. 8.t4l5@ for patents. spr!nE wheat
about sc % SIC. at mill about SOC:
ships at Sc 10 81.
RYE FLoGR-Jobbing at s.. 20 in SKIS. and s.45
CoRNMEAL-City meal Z. o. B.. ss.l5: pearl,
ETits and fSminy $50.
HATLRsssipts 80 tons local and IS tons
lows: Timoshy al SI4gp9I5 for choice. Sisaia
Tor No. /; S1a12 for No. 3; low grades s79s:
,lover-miTed san: clover. No. ! siiaI2: No 2
ss910.9: prairie. this side. at, No. :. U.JO6e:
sTRAW-Wheat at SiaA.5o; cat at g; rye at
LEAD AND sPELTER-L.ad at 'aa5 to ,4es.
Spelter at Sass.
$50.
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MARKETS BY ~EGRAP

b5is s* e1 1S5T iiSIlssIl bis; armiy he'd ., SIgo
Minnesota bakers ni51l5. Rye Hour steady:
fair 10 good nZ5G9 45: choice TO fancy sl5a1-e.
BrsrdyRine al5a&55' rye steady: No. Z %esj.
srn &C Z o b. anoat; state ssgTtc G - New
800 bu. exports 9s.lI hu: sales =sA."] hu fu-
tqrSs; E:sS os- sPo s,. ~ o.. urn N. sEsg rs
l Northern Duluth S27sc Z o. b. anoat: No. hari
Mar itobs Sc Z. o. b. anOat- Continued rains in
the Southwest proved q strong hull factor n
wheat to-day. advancing prices from l. 10 . in
here. mostly covsrinE Of shorts and The iarrness
continued al day. helped along by small worlds
visible supply decrease. The close was hrm al
lisaIi.e net edyanoe: July g%dSzc cloSei
closed Tssc COrn.Reeeipts 1870; exports s6iii
anoat. Activity and stEensth were twin features
in corn to-day. the market advancing sharply on
eIesssiys rains IN Iowa ana tIieSls closing arm
Csc: sept. 6 s-ieaesSc. closed &c: Dec. al4a
ports 6.I2l bu.: spot stronger: No. ? &c; No. 7
5fi4c: No. 2 white 5sisc; No. ; white Esc: trk.
use: Tx. white state 57GS5c. Option mark;
was very strong and higher on hulllsh crop news
serious crop damage Hay quiet: shipping sos
sis;6 go9d SIC 70 s5 I5s mi yniy c,d Lad 81, nsR a , MssTeTn
refined firm. Pork frin. TaIIow arm: CITY IS:
ecs aitgsa 9s9 ' 81 saaRafyy Rec am fG9 a: asaa
Chicago. June Cash; Flour steady. wheat
No. : 5IGTsHc. No. ? yellow lG7..c- Oats-No.
5sta RyshSo 10 : s, I Sstte s 2sdtEs N IA. : Seiis
La: Nc. l Nor;hwes,ern fl.73aI;5 e: clover. con-
Tract grade SIS P-oyision-AeSs pork. per
ribs sidsr GaS.sS So ga ~; sho1I5s9s nIi55
r.sOas 81 short clear sides lbId) sio.@RIa.sS
No. } SEOc: No. 2 red sc: No. : assc No .
%. : mixed oacGc: No. > white sfEaeSe: No
s 5ds7l4c. Oats-No. ? white sue Rye-No. :
g HsS-choiee timothy slsaI2.5o; %. prairie
cats i2.cca. shInments-wheat $50 hu: corn
LIyerrsoi. June so.-Baeon-Cea bellies strong.
Sc. Sh1uiders-Square strong, As. 'Tailow-
Prime city steady. - TuIpentine spirits auiet.
1nf. Rr=in-Common firm. A. %. The imports %
vhes. int7 LIVERPOOL the last week were = ~
and 0oo from other ports There were imports
NlnnespoIi-. June sa-CIoss: wheat-Iuiy "a.
I Northern nc. Nc. . Northern &c. Fiau-
First patents tta4.le: seconi patents S.5s1.s9:
MiiEauk.s Wis. June M-Cose: WHEAT hl.h-
! Sc Bsri.v hrp: No. : Iarils: sample go
iLiv,rpp6oI. June S-wbeat-spot No ! Northern
spring steady. G. ND: No. l csifcrnia. 10
riSd corn-s5ot Quiet; American mixed new IS
Sd: American mixed oli : 81: futures hrm: July
nnlntS In. sa1cross whssf1csh No 1
hard 7ySc: No. ? Northern TfNc: No. I Northern
July nc; as ssRs; ''i ga''NSa'a &c
Oats higher: No. 2 white Sc. hrIed th-ouFh:
slSe trE- WHISKY on the basis Of TLo FOR I'm
ToI.so o Tune " active: strong
July. 2. %. cash &c; July &c; sept &c:
sent. exc; Dec. ftze, Oats active, strong:
cash E%e: July &c: Sent &c: new July 81:
cash S5. Oct. 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

Wrought, iron &c; heavy sssS, paLeahls Etssl
and 6is "a K sssyT Ssis S5ss s'9ys t ea5S:r Os g: IN. ne ais:
lead $50: pewter S2.2.
Ib FoF rice So Worth %a "a: mixed u.Ge.
P~EcASS-Ayerage receipts &C TO SC
pa per 10. white &c to sc.
MALSUIS.seilinE at e per eg; , .,sIa
HICKORY NUTs-we quote Per bu. a. %c for
s6RGHUM ZANE sEED-Best bid at as PEI
It So5RRSGHUM-Prims zew quo,able at sOa]e per
MAPLE SUGAR AND ,sIRUP5New snEar al
SC per III: Canadian at Ise: maple strip a. &c
"oNfoS sETs-At $50 per bu.
SI.l5al.e9: timothy AZ s.: prime seeds worth
DRIED FRUITs-AppIes-These sold at g
To sac for s%un-dried quarters. and at &c 10 Sic
-. F-5chesGsan-aried halves &c 70 sc.
LUMHER-From first hands quotations rance
common! at slSsIs: rooTins strips a tisa9 ard
N-a2s and SsaG: squares-N4 at ySG5O and SS
30; 49, 81 TO s5 ~ So n3a1i o and FAM s Ssd aR %hi %e
inch At SsGSs and Sleais: Ia 10 2 inch AZ So
-. duaTtsr-sawed. white. I-iaeh at Sa63t: u.
allE-ineh At Si+1ts and Sta3 quarter-s2Nei
and SSEei: holsters and reaehers at Sss5 and
$3.50: t,asI,7 : -LH. Asa lIinyS
= 70 ma az $la-- ard Slaz Black SainlS
second at So; common SO and cuIls i2 Hickory
at 1ssGE- and Sl5das: hickory aEles al SEd55 and
SIS Cedar az SSG.s and ti5Gi6: posts SoHS pr
loo feet each. cCcurdinE 20 size. Sycamore at SO
for E-LcEzntahle stun. Dc. quarter-Sawei at 5GF
= aud SlsHle- CottOnwO0d-Min run a ti5Ils. box
a. for sap: lsa@1 and s9dl2 FOR red: choice
Louisiana worth more. Maple at 81 for choice.
COOPERSTUFFS-Quote: Cottonwood -four hhl
at g =. do meal bhl- at 81 20. No. . at So: half
bbi. At 81: beer kes at SleIls: lard tIerce 81.
pork hbl. SIS Headings. per set-No- ! nour bhi.
SC mill rum l1iE-inch stock for apple hhL. &c. No.
> DO. GIG: lard tierce l6c. pork Dbl iei.c. shaved
hoops-F1our bbis. .4G4.59 Tor cooper: S51n5 for
EuOsieg: hais bbls. $40: coiled elm t6-foou 500
oak lard uercs. copper shaved tsfs: pork hbl 8.
cpoPERAGE-Lard tcs. Ills for wood and
SlE fCr iroC-h-und bbls: pork hhls. At tg4Is- &C
e. Toot-soqnd 81 for !roR-bouna: olSg ties At
Hat-hooD Dc. Sic: half bbls. &c; meal hbis. &c:
produce or apple hbls- &c
RAGGiNG ETC-BaEginE per yard. iI-lb. ~
szcs. S-lh. AZ SIC: eis-Ib. sFc. Iron cotton ties
81. Hemp Irvine &c.
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MISSOURI RIVER.

ct 70 o'clock. and LEFT on the return at II a m
The Avalon from Cincinnati. bound for Memphis.
arrived at , ~ m, and Is stu at the wharf
AMI viii not get away for several hours.
Pittsburg. Pa. June 3.-River > feet. rising.
Clear and pleasant
Wheeling. W. Va. June Driver . feet .
inChes. rising Heavy rains to-day. Clear and
warm tonight.
CINCINNATI. o. June 5a.-Rive rs feet. rising.
Clearing and cool
Louisville. KY. June RI rising: In canal
10 feet. On falls : feet s inches. below locks n
feet { inches. Cloudy and cool
Evansville. Ind. June Rive 1914 feet. ris-
inE. Cloudy aud warmer.
s. Paul. MINI. June 3o-Steamer Quincy ar
rived here al . a. m and eft at . A. m to-day,
both bringing in and taking out a large num-
Der Of summer tourists.
Burlington. Ia. June 51.-The river Il 8 feet
: ir-heS above low-water mark. a rise % 5
inches Weather fair and cool EloiSe In and
out for Keokuk. W J. Young out for Daysn-
port
Memphis. Tenn. June 3o.-The river here stands
- & feet IN the gauge. a rise Of s. OF a foot In
M paS; q hours. The Peters Lee arrived early
thtS morning from 81. Louis With L0is Dackares
~ n,errhsulise FOR This place. and returned at Y
non WITH a good list CT passengers The Kate
Adams departed for Arkansas City at 5 2. m
ygifb 4 good trip. The James Lee departed. at 8
o. m. for Frfsrs Point Inc SaUs Lee o-
parted at 5 D. m for AshpoTI
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River RInIto BrevIur..

Owing to re rapid rise Of The nysr YESTERDAY
the cables tiEhtsned. In the Afternoon az the
~vaterworks OF Granite City. above the Mer-
three-fourtfs Of an inch an hoEr. The incomins
Packets reported no darl&ge. although sumo Of
storm -
The Hn City could not pass Under the Mer-
eacGrsIon 10 Aiton. and eisehaIEed b ST 5 5ansy
ssrs above the bridge. Yesterday It was neces-
st.ueture.
Captain w. c. FaEon. master. ard Campbell
visitors TO the rooms % Hsruor No. Is yesterday.
rorepe ve Sty 81 5 S9grhssa s sIl from Grand
sacks OF wheat. lS barrels OF -four. 100 coops Of
in the Afternoon foT ,S be RsS 2e poInt shs departed
Pilot q aries ?. Nsllis OF Cairo was made 4
mesIfnr. yesterday al a special
The City q Memphis departed yesterday aft
Threatening weather s5e tooE out a IsTg. Ime
her Of passenger
Pilot George B, Montague OF the Government,
che The Chester arrived yesterday morning from
SaPe Sira5tsau; soe will depart on the return
Captain N. Berlin. who has been IN 8, Io,i,
tes tns last few days. looking for a packet for
to-nlEht FOR Kansas City. w" uep@'
The sidn;y arrived from Keokuk yesterday
m9lnlnE and departed for Burlington in the
Captain W. J. Montague Of the Government,
meet Is en route 10 ST Louis from wilIes' Point,
Tex. where he makes his home while not on
1Ths Rees Lee arrived a. midnight. from. Mem
PMS with one OF the best trips she has hld
this season, she brought In more than LOcC sacks
OF wheat besides a heavy mixed cargo.
The Cape GlrRrdeau arrived from Commerce
yesterday morning with n good Wheat trip. she
well patroaiLed.
-The Columbia. arrived from Chester and :,
Mays. she brought IN 100 bags OF wheat and
a large number Of packages.
-Ihs kennedy arrived from the Missouri River
yesterday morning She will 20 out this after
noon at o'clock on the return. going as Tar as
-Colonel Hunter Ben Jenkins Of the Columbia
Packet Company has arranged 20 take out A
select party on the Columbia Thursday to Ches-
ter. returning 20 St Louis Saturday morning
The number Will be limited TO twenty, aad a
pleasant Fourth IS assured TO the excursion
lists.
The Bald Eagle will arrive from Peoria this
morning she viii depart Wednesday afternoon
on the return trip
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

There was nothing dry about yesterdays local grain market or about the ses4On at
which ii vas made. Excessive moisture was the contributing cause Of a sharp advance
In tn speculative prices of both wheat and corn Aer the heavy rains Of Saturday
night and sunday the shorts were extremely nervous as hey journeyed to the Mer-
chants ExhanE Most Of them had sold a considerable portion of their neso on the
dy of the week and hey were anxious to cover 1t was noticeable that while
te upward movement was progress there was not much buying b. longs This ee-
nut was content to sell IN small oso on the advance and make the other fellows Jay
the fiddler Though wetweather news continued L, come In there ws q marked dintnu-
lion If activity after the first hour
Later outsiders came into the market on the buying side and the close was strong
underm the impetus Of statistical news and higher cabez
Though the visible supply Of corn increased last week. and the outside demand was at
hest moderate this grain advanced in sympathy with corn Oats were strcngo on reports
IF short crop
July whea opened &c up and closed 2d2sc Up
July corn opaned sc up ant closed Sc up
July cas- opened SIC Up and closed @Hcu p
Receipts Of produce were moderate md prcsw were generally higher Win a good u-
mand for toPgrade fruits and vegetables
Trading in local securities vas light with values generally steady.
Yesterdays bank coarugs we're H21SG balances NH6"S Discount rates were
firm between 5 and 6 per cent
spot cotton wasq quiet and unchanged in the local market
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By Telegraph.
SPECIALS

Chester. III. June 1--Up boats: Chester. "a
Rees Lee. Cloudy and cool: gauge - feet ard
rising
Grand Tower. III. June a0-GFey Eagle up at
3 M Res Lee 10 at : p m Dolphin No. J
up at { .. m, with three barges CT legs The
and warm
yicssburE. Miss. June &.-GauEe fa.G a fall OF
me Belle OF the Beads cleared for GreervffIe.
Txenty-six years aEo to day the great race b.
tween the Lee and the hatcher was progressing.
the race
Paducah. Ky. June a-River gauge reads rs
fat. 10 rainfall The II. 7. Davis. with a
big tow OF lumber. passed M for Cincinnati
at noon. ard the .Beaver. with three hargss Of
lumber. passed this evening at 80 The Dick
Fowter teparted for Cairo this morning The
Joe Fowler arrived from Evansville this morning
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GlSc. Brick lie.
Provisions.

Provisions.
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Lari-ca5ioe steam e side Ic.e75zc per ID. in a
Green Hanis-In car .ois Z Q. b. L SIDE: Hams
-Ig-sv. al lac: l.. Il and IS Hy. A. I1cs $50
IS i2sc: Ess sHh az I.ise: Cslitaraia =: Kew
York shoulders Gt sisc From the block, del
lg.sgli'=c California SSc: New York shoulders
d. Meat-To arrive: Sa5l-av. cured cribs
held 81 l-7-Glo.2sAc; 45-lb. av. At lo.sizc. c. J.
= ENa, t7SS m = 1se3,ns way EAnssqi EI i
lies u%c 20 Use: standard backs at iIisc. Deal
e-s charE- higher IN orders: plates Sic; fat
Bsc9n-sNL : q. meats in a josh.ng way
sHsit clear &c: bellies At "a i5izc standard
backs AZ. lssc; ulates ltsc: fat hacks At lie.
At lel-c tgr heavy 10 l4c for light: hams at I2ise
L'sS California s-s.sasc. Ne~ York shoulders
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Tanaw-sjeady: prime country. No. ! at $50
&c; No. , AZ SIC: packer choice at I&SSizc-
.-GreaseSma Irregular lots country: Brown a.
s,e yellow At tsc. white al fSc. Packers
Frog LeEs-Larse SIS: medium Soc: small &C.
Sheep-At AGSHc: thin ewes and bucks eaezc:
Vetls-Light receipts: choice heavy SIC: steady.
Suofe; Eheioe Eat al 6 per h; heretios. rough
EeeS-on orders: Bid-Piat and Fulton Mar
kst and roll At $3.50; mess az SEA; died sets
az BE: t.nEues lsc per 10: insides l5c: knuckles
l3T; outside uzal2c.
rosters &c. spring chickens. pe- II. average re
SelntS -, spTtnE ducks AZ 10. spHEE geese al
pir.r6 - receipis &c Ducks sEc-
Dressed P-6uIt-y-scSiSsi and undrawn. with
Spr!nS chickens &c: ROSTERS &C. Turkeys
Roasting PiEs-rn demand at H.2saI.D per
Fresh ~F1sh-steady. Quote: sunash at &c: crap
dTss.ed /, eat rs 81; sGooabIIl ca s; dzszsfa bull
dressed German carp J1c: white perch @-c-