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The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

Mancos had glorious celebration on
the Fourth, visitors from durango, Do
lores, Cortez and other places were here
to help celebrate, also Indians from the
Ute reservation. In the morning there
was street parade, reading the IDecaa-
rwtinn of Independence and Skhef exer-
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

The Boerd af County Epmuissisnsra
met last Mond.y anf adjourned Wed
nesday noon
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

r. c. Kermode, a. w. Kermode and
John Calhoun started for Denver last
Tuesday. Dick will return Saturday
but ALI. and John will soiourn at the
capitol city for period of thirty days.
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

Cortez and vicinity celebrated on the
Srd. Everything went of nicely and
all report good time.
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

Alec Bishop has purchased one o
those binders sold by Outlet Bros. anc
will put il 10 good use.
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

The Cortez water works are all right
come and see for yourself.
The Dolores star., 1903-07-10

The County Commissioners refused
to pay any cests in the suit wherein
5. =. Thomas obtained judgment s-
gainst them for fees and costs of suit at
the April term OF the District Court.
So Thomas WAS forced to settle thsir
way again.
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that grade well. 1t Is said there is much
corn OF low grade in cribs yet to be mar
keted. Track bids, as reported by the Sec
rotary Of the Board Of Trade, ruled as fol-
lows:
Wheat strong; No. 2 red, 74c track; No.
2 red, 74c on milling freight; No. red. Tic
track; wagon, &c.
Corn strong: No. white. 461zc; No.
white, 461zc; No. white. 461zc; No.
white, nc; No. white mixed. ace; No; 3
white mixed, 46c; No white mixed. 42c;
yellow, 42c: No. 2 mixed. Acc; No. 3
mixed. 46c; No. mixed, 42c; ear, 45c.
Oats strong; No. white, 371zc; No. 3
white. 351zc; No. mixed. 351zc; No.
mixed, 341zc.
Hay strong; No. timothy, sl5.25; No.
timothy. sl4.
Inspections-Wheat: No. red, cars:
No red, 2: rejected. /. Corn: No.
white, 1 car; No. 3 white. s; No. yellow,
2; No. 3 yellow, l.: No. 2 mixed, s; No. 8
mixed, IL; no grade, /. Oats: No. white,
car. Hay: No. timothy, car; choice, i.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were the
loads. 1t was too wet to plow, and farmers
improved the opportunity to bring in corn
and hay. Prices were well held until late
in the day and ranged as follows:
Corn-40G42c per bu.
Oats-35Gt37c per bu.
Sheaf Oats-S9Q1 per ton.
Hay easier; timothy, $l3415.5O; mixed
clover $9G11.
Straw-S546 per ton.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Beeves-Receipts 2,s45
The market was more active Steers and fat
steady Steers. s4.40q54o; extras. $3.50; stays,
:i5oa5;75; bulls ssq425: cows and heifers $500
5 cattle. - -'''' sNN' '''' - '"O'O"'
Calves..,Reeeipts. 1000. ,yeals, 259s5c lower;
veas weak at saIac psr %
Sheep sp' and and Lambs-Receipts. 1000 Sheep 25a
ssf sshs Sheep s ss % lambs
S.25qS.5O; one car, SS.75; medium yearlings, seq
Hoss-Receirts. $500. The market was higher
at go; choice. $685..
CHICAGO. June s.-Cattle-Receipts. 10000. The
market was steady to 15c lower Good TO prime
steers, s4.9045.50: poor to medium, s415Q4. 50;
stockers and feeders, s3q4.so; cows, s15Gq4 60;
heifsrs, s22SSA75; Gamers sl5oa2so; bulls, s225
II MogsuReeeipt. to-day: $1,000; tomorrow. 80
rough heavy. s5.S5as.a5; light. s5.75Gs.i5; bulk.
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Sheep and lambs slow
to Csc lower Good to choice wethers. s4eoq5.sO:
s4.5oq5.aO; native lambs, saQ7.35; Western lambs,
ST: LOUIS. June s.-csttle-Receip.s. 45oo. in
and butcher steers, ss:soas; steers under i.ese
sas5aos.2s; calves, 65Oa7; TEXAS and Indian
Hoss-Receipts. 5000. Market ioc lower. Pigs
and lights, s5soa5.sO; packers. s5.s5@sl5; BUTCH
ers. s6G620.
Native muttons, s494So lambs, $685. culls
and bucks. SOS; stockers, sos; Texans. $3.75g
4.45.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 3.-Cattle-Receipts
5000 The market was 10c lower Native steers
ST. 25G5.10: cows and heifers. $325Q4S5; calves
s3.5oas; bulls and stays, $685..
Hogs-Receipts. II 900: The market was 1oc
lower. Heavy. sSs5qe.lo; pigs S.25g5.So; bulk
sheep-Receipts 100 The market was steady.
Fed yearlings, 81. S0d5.7o: common and stockers,
s.. 5Gd4: larnbs. s.. 7546.2o.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Cattle steady. Choice
to prime shipping steers, $4.5034. so; medium to
good shipping steers. $4.2574.J0; choice butcher
steers, sl.25q450; choice veals. 5.25Q575.
Hogs sc lower. Best heavy $685. light ship
ping. $5.75; roughs, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep, s3.75G4; prime
lambs. s7Q7.25
EAST LIBERTY. June s.-cattle-Recepts
none.
Hogs-Receipts. l,5oo. All grades selling from
sheepwReceipts. 1000 Sheep. $3.50 down; year
lings. Ss25 down.
CINCINNATI, June 3-Hogs active and higher
81. 40n6 20.
Sheep steady at $2.25Q4. Lambs dull and lower
Of
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EASIER TONE IN GRAINS
WHEAT SHOWS A SMALL LOSS AT
THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION.
Corn and Oats Steady Toward the
Last and Gain neutrality-suspicious.
Are Lower All Around.

CHICAGO, June 3-There was a reversal
of yesterdays bullishness on the Board of
Trade to-day, and the markets in general
were easier, July wheat closing &c to sc
lower. Corn was a shade higher, and oats
were up isc. Provisions closed from nc to
15c lower
An improved weather map and rather dis
appointing cables resulted in lower prices
in wheat at the start, July being of SsQlkc
to 11qssc at 74ss@74%c. There was a fair
volume Of business early, but price fiuctua-
tions were limited Commission houses were
inclined TO take profits, and after selling
up to 75isc July settled back to 1850, and
during the latter part Of the session
steady tone prevailed, with trading less &C
tive than earlier in the day. Pit traders
were good buyers throughout the day, and
shorts also bought freely. Outside markets
were easier. with the exception Of ST. Louis,
and foreign news was more favorable.
Bradstreets report. showing a decrease in
what bearish factor. Closing prices were
about steady, with July of &c TO sc at
141sc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 3.965,OO0 bu. Primary receipts were
PSI, 100 blu, against 271,300 bu year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts OF
$50 cars, which, with local receipts OF IS
cars, one OF contract grade, made total
of 263 cars, against 136 cars last week and
LOB cars a year ago.
Commission houses were free sellers or
corn at the opening, and prices were 11Gssc
to ssqAc lower at 467sQ471sc Improvement
in the weather, together with large receipts,
was responsible for the early selling move
ment. There was a good demand from
leading provision interest, prices gradually
rallied, and later in the day the market be-
came quite firm on good general demand
Closing prices were near the top. with July
a shade higher at 47ac, after ranging be-
tween 467sc and 477sc. Receipts were l,0Sl
cars, 13S of contract grade.
Oats stood up well against good deal OF
profit-taking, and developed a fairly good
undertone. Prices were easier early on the
Improvement in the weather and in SYM
patty with the decline in the other grains,
and offerings were quite liberal. Later
good demand developed and prices held
steady. After selling between S4l9c and CSC
July closed 1sc higher at S47sc. Receipts
were 4l6 cars.
Provisions also experienced a slump in the
volume of trade, and prices tended toward
a lower level, due largely to a decline OF
10c in the price of hogs and to the easier
grain markets. Buying by brokers caused
slight recovery, and closing prices were
steady at the decline. September pork was
off 15c at sl6.S7la, lard 71sc lower at $S.Slla,
and ribs 10c to 121ac down at $9.15Q91lh.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
Is cars; corn, $40 cars; oats. Is cars; hogs,
$1,000.
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The Inscrutable Ways.

Tranquil. yellow with sunlight. the good broad
valley lay:
Rich in its raiment of deepening green. sweet
And ever the roses REDEEMED, and ever the green
grass grew,
And ever up from the bloomy South the sweet
Natures rule was thing 10 praise hers was
placid law
Till out of the North the clouds sprang forth and
a shadow fell on the Kaw.
Dawn came up like specter. while the daylight
hung aloof
And ever the rain dashed on the pane, and a
tattoo beat on the roof.
From pipe and trough the rain swirled of: IN
yellow torrents IL rushed.
And each thoroughfare as void and bare a
begsar's hand was flushed
The watchers beside the winding stream with
each morning saw
That steady and swift, with foam and drift. up
rose the leapilg kaw.
Day after day the rain held sway till the banks
set at nausht
And men and women. brought to bay. for life
for dear life fought
The lightnings played through the Keeling rain
from out the lowering clouds.
And men were dismayed when the thunder
bayed through the darkness. long and loud
Out from thu West like army abreast, the
winds swept. fierce and raw.
And the earth gave way TO surging sea. In the
lands by the tickle Kaw.
on. the child is drowned from the mothers
arms. or the mothers face grows white
Like n wan wee boat that In made TO float WITH
the waste Of the frightful night.
on. ruin and wrath bestrew the path that led 20
And arms are lifted to God and men, and pity
and help impfore
Brother viii answer TO brothers CALI tits the
FOR Fate is blind to the humankind who suffer
Louis Dodge
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 3.-Flour-Receipts,
2i0S3 brls; exports. 22,5s2 brls Market
quiet; winter patents, $3.75Q41O; winter
straights, $3.55@3.70: Minnesota patents,
&.20d$4.5O; winter extras, $2s0q3.1o; Mime
sofa bakers. s. 1898 IS: winter low grades.
$2.6oaI2.90. Rye flour firmer: fair to good,
$2SQ3.20; choice to fancy, $3.25d3.45. Corn
meal firm: yellow Western, Sl.0S. city. 81 06
Wheat-Receipts, 62025 blu. Spot firm; No.
red, S412c elevator, sec (. O. b. afloat; No.
hard Manitoba, SS7sc f. o. b. afioat. Options
declined sharply at the opening on better
but latter rallied on strength at ST. Louis,
renewed talk of damage and bullish Ohio
State report; closed steady at akT1zc net de-
cline. July S0h@Sl Lice, closed at SOssc;
September, II 1-l6qTl5c, closed at INC; De-
cember. 77ssm777sc, closed at 77&c
Corn-Receipts, 81 $50 bu; exports. 267 1872
blu. Spot firm; No. 2, SIC elevator, SIC f. o.
Options opened weaker because of clearing
weather, but rallied on the wheat upturn
and further unfavorable crop talk closing
partly &c net higher. July. 54ssd55I.c
closed at 55Ac: September, 53G53 11-l6c.
closed at SO 3-16c.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 bu Spot steady:
No. 2, 391ac; standard white. 4214c; No. 3,
track white, Ss1Q4511c. Options quiet but
steady.
Hay strong: shipping. 75aS5c: good TO
choice, $1N1.15. Beef quiet; family $40 5Oa
IL: mess, $1,000. Lard dull: Western
steamed. 500; refined dull. Pork easy:
family. slS.25; mess. Sls250ls.15: Cotton
seed oil firmer; prime yellow, s1G4l1zc
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining, 3ikc:
centrifugal. 90 test. 1890; molasses sugar.
$3.50; refined duh.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
EASIER PRICES MARK THE ADVENT
OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Gamers I'm the Market for Berries
Higher Prices Expected for Flour
Very Light Grain Markets.

There was considerable activity on Com
mission row yesterday. Retail merchants in
the country who draw their fruits and veg
etabies from Indianapolis were liberal buy
ers. as were local retail houses, and the
demand for Thursdays market was very
active Prices on fruits and vegetables are
very reasonable, the supply being SO large
that to dispose of 1t low prices must be
made. Fruit Gamers are in the market.
buying freely of Strawberries and kindred
fruits. Oranges are about off the market.
and are very firm. Lemons are in good
supply. fine in quality and steady in price.
Cantaloupes are coming in freely. and
prices are easier. The same is true of GU
cumbers. Homegrown beets and lettuce
are on the market. String beans and wax
beans are in liberal supply. and prices are
easier. Florida tomatoes are weak at ouo-
tations on account Of more liberal ofYer-
fngs- Fresh peas are abundant. and QUO
tations are lower. Flour Is very firm. and
advances are expected in the near future
OF 70 10 cents barrel. The demand for
refined sugar is increasing. Coffee Is quiet
and is moving slower. Navy beans are
steady at quotations end in good request
The canned goods market continues in
much the same position as last week
Packers. however. have begun to issue
statements regarding shortage in COM
ins pdchs oI cdhneu sooous' ana are en-
deavoring 10 stinen prices for certain
lines. They make the claim that peaches
In the East will be a failure and that the
tomato crop will be short. These asser-
lions are received with few grains of salt
by the buyers. who cannot forget so quick
~ the experience of the last two years
when scare bulletins were issued i'm re-
gard 70 tomatoes when there was n super
abundance OF stock. Poultry Is easier al
though no changes were made yesterday
Springs are firm AT the reduced quotations
OF Tuesday. With the firmer tone I'm fresh
butter. prices on Elgin have been adj
yanced, and the local market Is strong.
Eggs remain at the prices OF Monday but
lower prices are looked for next week
Another decline has occurred i'm cheese
and prices are gradually seeking a lower
level. The dry goods market thus far this
week has been rather quiet at UNCHANGED
prices. Iron and hardware merchants re
port business still excellent and prices very
firm. but no early advance is looked for
In any line OF goods
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NEW YORK. June s.-Butter-Receipts. s,ai7
packages. The market was hrmer- State dairy.
l7QAszc; extra creamery. 22'so; creamery, COM
mon 20 choice, lSa2ic. Eggs-ReCeipts. 1854
packages. The market steady; nearby
extras. l7ikc: nearby frsts. l5,sGl6ikc: Western
extras. 17ltc; Western hrsts. 15i.Gl6isc- Cheese
Receipts, 6.os2 packages. The market was ir-
regular. State full cream, fancy small cocred.
lose small white. lose; large colored. lose;
large white. 1eizc
PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-Butter firmer;
ira Western creamery. 22izc: exceptional lots,
23c: nearby prints. CSC Eggs firm and in good
demand: fresh nearby. lie. loss on, fresh West
ern lie; Southwestern, 1870. Cheese steady and
in fair demand: New York full creams choice
new. lie: fair TO good new. 10hGio&c.
CHICAGO. June 3.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: creamery.
l5d22c; dairy. lsQ1Sc. Eggs steady al sAQltc.
at the mark. cases included. Cheese easy at lois
G1li1c.
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Butter quiet: creamery.
15d22ixc: dairy. 13Ql6c- Eggs higher at 15c for
fresh nearby. loss off.
CINCINNATI, June 3.--Eggs steady at lsizc-
Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio nat. lac.
LOUISVILLE, Juno 3.-Butter-Packing. 1Sc
per ID; country. h4l5c Eggs. l3Il3lzc.
BOSTON, June 3.-ISpecial Eggs steady at
16q16lzc.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati md Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. June s.-Fiour dull: red winter pat
ents 3.s0d3.75; extra fancy and straight $3.50
ass. Timothy seed nominal at s2.iSa2. q. Corn
meal steady at 50 Bran strong; sacked east
track. s1Qs2c. Wheat higher; No red. cash.
elevator norninal track. 77fr77i5c: July T5Ixc:
September. T2sc: No. hard, 75h q7sc. Corn high.
er. No. 2. cash. nominal. track. 49ff5ic: Julv
46i.c: September. 4ei4c Oats weak No 2 cash
SIC; track, SsQSsc; July. CSC; September sissc::
No white. i2c. Rye firm at 5oc. Pork lower:
jo5bing standard mess. sl7.s5 Lard lower al
IS 80 Bacon strong: boxed extra shorts. $40 s7ik:
clear ribs slo.s2h short clear: sos. Hay
IL. whisky steady at $3.50. Iron cotton ties.
sI05 Bagging 5AT6iec. Hemp Irvine, &C. Re-
ceipts-Flour. 400 brls; wheat. Is. 900 bu: corn
IS 600 bu: oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Fiour
5000 brIs; wheat. 900 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats
5000 bu.
LOUISVILLE, June 3-Wheat-No. ref and
longberry nc: No. red and longberr, 7sc
AppIes-Sun-dricd. 4Em5c per 10 for large and
briaht and G4izc for medium. Peaches. 2i.flsc
Beans-Northern and-picked. 81. per bu: indi-
ana new beans, 81 2562so per bu. Hay-f-hoice
an car lots. track. ssdis.5o; clover. sisdi3 so
Straw. ss9s5o. Clean ginseng AQi25 per 10.
Potatoes, g per bri; Northern potatoes. 1ec per
bu Onions s. Der bril- New cabbage, g Is per
crate. Peppers. s2.75 per crate
CINCINNATI June 3.-Flour firm. Wheat
. mixed. ss4ss,sc- Oats quiet; No. mixed. $50
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE LOWER, HEAVY STEERS DE-
CLINING TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS.
Hogs I'm Large Supply and Five to Fiji
teen Cents Lower-Sheep Strong to
Higher-Other Markets.
UNION sTocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS. June

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. June
a-Cattle-Receipts. 1850; shipments. 800. The
receipts to-day were nearly twice as large as
yesterday. 500 larger than week ago and about
$50 larger than year ago. The market opened
with practically all buyers In the field, but with
ample supply and unfavorabIe reports from
other markets the bidding here was naturally
lower. There was a scarcity OF prime light steers
and the best cows and heifers, which finally
sold at very little lower prices than yesterday,
but In a general way the heavier steers were
considered at least Zoe lower, and quite num-
Der OF dealers reported the market 10c to 15c
lower than yesterday. There was also. no doubt,
a weaker feeling In the market for female butch
er cattle, and a few dealers quoted all their
sales lOc lower than yesterday. The demand
for feeding cattle was not as strong yester-
day, and it more difficult to consummate
sales at possibly lower prices. The action Of
the market to-day. of course. not surpris-
ing to most cattlemen, and proved that no per-
manent improvement be made in prices as
long as the receipts are anything near equal to
the demand. Quotations:
cl1ioa 4 The and
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NEW YORK, June Especial cable and
Geographic advices received by Bradstreet
show the following changes in available
supplies, as compared with last account:
Wheat In the United States and Canada
east Of the Rockies. a decrease of 3,99O,OO0
bu.; af1oat for and in Europe, an increase
of 100000; total supply. a decrease of
1,190, 900. Corn, an increase of $4,000 bu
Oats, a decrease of 1,156. 600 blu. Among the
more important decreases are those Of
$4,000 blu. in Manitoba. 100000 at North
western interior elevators, $4,000 at Chicago
private elevators 12SO00 at Nashville and
125,0OO at Portland, Me. The leading in
creases include those of 10000 bu at St
Joseph, 5000 at Coteau. 6S, 900 at Grand
Rapids and $1,000 at Port Huron.
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HoZS-Receipts. 1l.eoo. shipments. 3,oJ0 The
receipts to-day were the largest Of the year thus
far 500 larger than week ago and !, 600 larger
than a year ago. They were the largest receipts
in single day since the middle OF last December
The increased supply alone would. OF course.
but buyers were encouraged by unfavorable re-
ports from other places and the market opened
with the bidding considerably lower. Another
unfavorable thing to statesmen was the unimpor-
tant demand from snippers right az the start.
Ing trading basis. and the Offerings were soon
moving toward the scales: Later in the day
start TO finish the market was rather active at
current prices. Sales were reported anyvhere
from Sc TO I5c lower than yesterday, but gener.
any the market was quoted big dime below
Yesterdays average. there being comparatively
few sales at either extreme. The additional
demand from shippers to-day at the close
sible that some Of the last sales were not 70
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Union Traction Of Indiana,
Should be BUY. Also.
OFFER:
$4,000 TAX FREE
City Of indianapolis School
Bonds
NEWTON TODD, go .$$ss$.
Fletcher Bank Building.

36izc. Rye firm. No. 2. SIG. Lard easy at As.
Bulk meats steady at 50. Bacon easy al $40 %.
Whisky-Distiliers finished goods arm on the
basis OF sl.3o Sugar steady.
LIVERPOOL. June 3.--Nheat-Spot No. red
Western winter steady At es I'd; No ] northern
spring duh at es Id No. I California quiet az
G. Cd Corn-Spot American mixed (new) arm at
Is Sd: American mixed odd easy at -.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 3-W heat-Cazh. 7stsc.
July, 77zG777sc; September. 7lhc on track. No.
hard. s0&c: No. / northern. 7sizc: No. north
ern. 7sisc: No northern 77q7Sc.
DULUTH. June 3-wheat-To arrive. No. 1
hard. size; No. northera. Use: July. 7e1scs
September. 72aassisc. oat'-To arrive. sii14S5c;
track. 34izd35c.
MILWAUKEE,. June s.-Barley dull; No. 2.
SIC: sample. 4oaSslzc.
TOLEDO. June s.-Clover seed unchanged; oc-
tober, $5.i7i2.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Poultry--1ive firm;
Western spring chickens. 25c; fowls. 15c; turkeys,
l0q1lc Dressed irregular; Western broilers. g
Q2sc; fowls. 13iz914c: turkeys. l3Gl5c.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Poutry dull; chickens.
lei9c; springs. CSC for average: turkeys. SC:
ducks, sc; geese. 3lI4c-
BOSTON, June 3-lSpecial Poultry steady;
fowls. 13c; springs, 25d30c; turkeys, 15c-
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Poutry quiet; hens,
111zc; springs, 25G27c; turkeys. Ioc.
CHICAGO, June alive poultry firm: turkeys.
1oQ12c; chickens. 12isQ13c.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Hens. lie per ID; spring
chickens, s2d23c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, June 3.-Credit balances, $50: GER
tihcates bid. shipments-Pennsylvania e4sls
brs; average, 1850 brls; Lima IS. brls: aver
age, 57,315 brls. Runs-Pennsyivania (June ID.
20. 40l brs; Lime June ID. 81. 7T brls.
WILMINGTON. June s.-spirits turpenffns
steady at l5lzc Rosin nrm ct SLIT. Crude tur-
pentine firm at sl.75. 50 and s3-25. Tar firm at
s1.65
MONTPELIER, June 3-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, sl.li; South Lima and Indi-
ana, $i09.
CHARLESTON. June s.-Turpentine-s%othing
doing. Rosin steady.
SAVANNAH. June 3.-Holidsy; no markets.
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south American Alliance.

NEW YORK, June Bel Nacional pub
fishes an article stating that it is said in
high diplomatic circles that the Argentine.
Chilean and Brazilian foreign Offices are
negotiating an alliance to combat Euro
pean intervention cables the Buenos Ayres,
Argentina, correspondent of the Herald. II
is asserted that the three nations propose
to help one another should a European
power threaten the sovereignty of any of
the allied republics.
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prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys, &c; hen turkeys l0c;
hens, Sc; cocks. &c; ducks, young. 1oc; springs.
1sc; geese, 81 per doz.
Cheese-Wisconsn 13c; New York full creams
lac: Swiss. Ice: brick, 15c; lir.burger, l2c.
Butter-1211Gi3c.
Eggs-Easier at 12l5c.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchandise unwashed, lie;
coarse and braid. 15c: heavy merino l0412c; half-
blood, 12q14c; bury and cotted, 12414c; western,
12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Id; prime duck.
Zoe per Id.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow. 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. sac; No. 2, nc; No.
calf, loo: No. calf, SC.
Tallow-No. !, SC; No. 2, &c.