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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-08

New York June s.-Cotton-Futures closed
steady; June II l5c; July II &c Aug 10 sc: sept.
lb0tc: Oct. 9.51c: Nov. 9.i0c. Dec.-Jan. 9.40C.
Spot closed quiet: uliddling uplands lI.J0c: mid
ding gulf II. .5c: sales 2s5 bales The market
opened steady advance OF l point 10 4
decline OF points local influences but rallied
to general net gain o; gao points largely on
covering by recent sellers. who were impressed
by the appearance OF buying orders from New
orleans The fact that there were cables
led TO conservatism, while the weather news
generally regarded unsatisfactory. leading to
some increase In the demand for crop posi-
tons, in connection with indications of suhsd-
ing movement. Public interest was slack.
New Orleans La. June 6-Cotton-Futures
steady: June l2.l5c July Il 50G L Ssc: Aug It.se
all $50: Sept 1856: oct. sisc: Nov. 9.2s99 &c
Dec. 9.26a927c Jan. e.2ias. &c Spot cotton firm
sales 1900: ordinary 3 3-lsc: good ordinary 10
1-lsc: low middling 10 l5-lsc: mddling II ls-isc:
good middling l2 5-lsc: middling fair l3c nomi-
nal. Receipts 33S: stock .l.S14
Liverpool. June s-To-day - holiday on the
Cotton Exchange
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decline In wheat this morning and active lIqui-
cation as result Of lower cables S.i 6earish Snow
weather West and prospects FOR large worlds
eaeE's but Lf s 5h s a @
81 7eisc closed sia.c: sept Il il-lsgIsi.c, closed
e.p,: Bss Sales SIS oo fa.uIs
Spot easy: No 5si=c elevator and SIlac T. o. b.
tons market suffering from better wheat pros
poets. decline in cables. local unloading and
wheat break. After a late rally on covering The
close was steady at &c nsd deSi'hei July ga
oats.Receipts~i52 exports l5,sso: spot hrn:
No. 40,=e: standard white !aiss; No +oc: No;
Western nominal: trk white 4od4ti=c: Options
followed other markets and were weaker: Hay
lops 9uet: Pacifc Coast lsos crop lSsasi.S
ls'l i5aSS ods sqiGGfi Hides quiet Galveston
Texas dry = to 30 lbs. i4e: Leather steady: acid
ssf ss STEADY 5amly S $40 Ssas mi
city extra India mess SIsalS. Cut meats; picked
picked Rams III. aiii.c Lard easier; W ssteaTn
steamed ,el5: refined easy: Continent 50 q: South
saor, Clear aH mess s 'T T allow
ststS city 81 per FkE S5 ,eo Ti3 pigs free,
Liverpool, June Spot wheat steady: No.
spring quiet. ss d: Nc California steady. IS
sid Futures quiet: july Is SD: Sept. 6s "a:
IS I'd. futures quiet: June Is lci.d July Is SID:
Minneapolis Mimi. June s-whea,-Cash Sic:
July ~; sept. .ls.e; on sFk. No. hard sac;
No. Northern s0i4c: No. Northern sic; No.
Northern T;i=a7sI-c. Flour-Firs5 patents si2og
g3.l5; second clears s2.o5a2.lo Bran. in bulk.
sl4Hl4.25
Milw aukee Wis June s.-Wheat steady: No 1
Northern s5c: No. Northern S3dstc: July l5I.c:
asked. Rye steady: No. 53T53i:c. Barley
steady: No. SIC: sample Ha53c. Corn-July
4ss>c
Chicago. June s-Cash -four was steady; win
patent 81 GaT3. 20: straghts 81 90G3.50: spring
PATENTS 81 69G4 10; straights 81 40a5 baker s. -
a.. wheat.No: : spring .sGsec: No. 2 74a7sC:
No. red 7jSsG?7Sc Corn-No. iSiec: No. . vel
low sc. oats.No, 3t,:c: NJ. white asG32,sc;
ley-Good feeding asa Sc: fair 70 choice mailing
5eSi!ic. Seeds-Prtne timothy s. S0I3.S5: clover.
contract grade. sii5eG Il i5- Provisions - Mess
nork per bbI. slss.i, lard per loo lbs. IS 20
n12 short ribs sides Coosel 50 lsfIs 80: dry salt
e. shoulders tbxdD ssGs. l2i,: short clear sides
Lhxd) S.s2icG9.Ia. Whisky-Basis OF highwinss
81 80.
Duluth. June 5-wheat to arrive: No | hard
G36c
SIC, Oats steady: No. 3 white 3eisc; No. 4
white S5i.c. Whisky on the basis Of sl3o for fin
Kansas CITY. June s-wheat-Iulv 6ssc; Sept.
eitsc. Ccrn-Julv ll2Ti47.c: Sept i3a. G43!sc
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Box Had Marked Bill.

David Pryvitch. 10 years old. of No. ilg7
biddle street. was arrested Saturday, on
complaint of his employer, Joseph Kohn, .
shoe dealer. at No. e17 South Broadway.
kohn charges that the boy took S bill
from him. Kohn had put the letter FL.
on one side of the bill, and TX" on fhs
other. The police report says a bill so
marked was found in the boys shoe when
Station S~.~~s
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, June s.-Flour-Receipts p ,47. e.-
ports 1s. l4s: quiet, but firmly held: winter
patents 8 7sal 10; winter stIaishts sa.55as. %:
$40: Minnesota bakers a.s563. IS: winter low
grades se.sod2.so. Rye -four firm; fair to good
yellow Western sl.12; city H.i0: Brandywine
nominal. Rye steady; No. 9 Western soc { o.
quiet: feeding sic c. IL. Buffalo: niddlins "a
Sc c. Buffalo. Wheat-Receipts E.s75: ex-
red &c elevator elevate; ,s and ss,ie b aaeat; No.
Manitoba sac {. 0. b. anoat. There Was q sharp
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Police search for a...,,.,,

Joseph Small. ;euns:er OF Nc 1913 NortA
Fifteenth street. was stabbed In the neck
ard back Of the head early yesterday morn.
ing at his horne. The police are searching
for Robert Schultz. VINO lives at the a 30
number. Small charges that Schultz nd
him. The Dispensary physicians say 6uaUya
Wounds are not Sertopsv
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

,wEEAT-Receipts SO SKIS and l car local and
car through. CITY millers paid 1si2c for car
80. red and s5a7sssc for SKID. lots W. side. hut
la9p9 hu No. red sold loaded TO go to a South
west NIL az 13c. No. winter duotable at 700
g No hard winter nominal at 'sq7sc. and
CoRN-Receipts $50 SKIS. and : cars local and }
cars thious ugh sappers could not get shipments
AZ Sc ". side No. nominal at 52Q53c Nd, .
yellow at SIC: No. yellow at Sc: No. white
we're at Isa4stsc fog No. white and isisc for
choice No white: No. ngrninally at 4la42c;
RYE-Receipts none: shipments none. Dead
sc.rce and higher Sale car No. in store
loaded Z, side at sc.
FLAXSEED-Lower. but no sales offerings.
FLOUR-Soft winter four-Patent sssoa5 70;
strsights g i5d3.55; extra fancy So 40: low
fancy; straights IS lod3.25; clears s.. 50g2. %
Foregoing prices FOR lots from hands. trk. or at
depot thls side. Orders higher.
RYE FLDI Rim u jobbing way s. 90 in lutte
SKIS. and S.l5 in wool for new. Mixed and In
coRNMEAL. ETc.-F. o b.: City meal at
TgRAN-Ssles in zoos made SEC for bran and
&c for rnids.; mixed feed in large SKIS. direct
order at Sc; al rtu bran sells at S1as1c and
HAYNReceived 345 tons local and % tons
through shipped, so TONS on Z. trk;.Tlmothy
sIsalS.50 tor choice; No; sleqlI.5o: No. Sat
15.5O: lower grades ssGl2 Clover at sl1.5ed IS. 80
for No. ] and sl5dle for No .: clover mixed sl2
GA for Light and ssdli for heavy mixed. Prairie
on ". side iil.50Gl2 for No !. Slo.50lI1 for No.
sTRAW-wheat and cat trk., $50: rye, 81
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead sold at s12lsa
l.15; spelter at s5.5od5:eQ
WEISkN-Steaiy q 81 30,
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St. Loui. Future Prices.
Stocks of Grain in store.


Pork-Sew standard sl7.7O per 100 lbs. in a
d.. Sssss steam ssnde4 on E side closed nominal
side Ff ndn hed a, oe so' Is az
1lsc; las i05sIilc: is at l0ssc: lss at 1oSc Us
at and &s4. a al Zee cafornias a, nc:
shoulders dsal ,S lo, at ,ss. From The block ok
~ in. average: CALIFORNIA; at 7.q7i4c: N Y.
fh % Meatsrfo arrive Loose cured cribs nom
inai closing: 45-av. at Sc and 5o-av. at
ii:s and car lsar. do sold on ?. !, B9d lots in
a jobbing way ranged: Extra shorts at Sic. cribs
at far hseE. al Os Standard Backs at
Sc. Dealers charge higher on orders.
sseSn Rreseat bacon at from le foP heavy
10 isc for choice light ans haHs at l2,:c TO Is.c
s seaini Plain smoked and bsd lots IL iO5sths
p sss q, Ess sets at at & plates az at is
"a hacks al &C. standard backs at ieasc Deal.
er ro shaTEe RseonWe quote: Side. a.
Country Lard-Prime in good pkss at SC.
,eake out of season.; packers choice 5Sd5ssc.
oieo-stearine-steady at SIC.
wSite &c. Packers stocS.Brown a, iaa4lEc;
yellow al 4i4q4h.e: white at saasiae -,
at ss Les asa,o. a., :, 81 ns- n Al, sue.
Sheen at sitc: thin ewes and bucks at 2isc per
fan slea ss s ss ssS al ssr peE at 4ss
Beeon orders; Bsldra's and ID, Fulton t:sa Mar.
ket and TOLL at sli-oo. Iness al al. OIleu eekS
Isi.r- knuckles 1{c: outside l0ieG1lc.
live Poultry-Chickens: Hens per ID. 1oifc: old
and Stacy young ROSTERS &c: spring chickens.
spring geese l1Ei2c Turkeys &c: Ducks SC.
Geese-Full-festhered &c: plucked &c. Live
pnres.ed Poultry-Turkeys Hate. Chickens
tIens Sioi-c; spring chickens at &C: ROSTERS Sc.
bucks lie. .Foregoins figures are COR choice only
Eresh F1sh-Firm and In good demand. Quote
per ID: Black bass at lac: crappie &c for small
- a. for large: dressed cat ei-c: spoonhill est
nc: buIIheads-dressed Sc and Ercrs SIC: buff;
A. rross 2i.c: sunfsh &c: white perch &c
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on selection at SIC for No. and nc for No.
.. bulls uncured lC per ID. less. part cured isc
less: culls &c. Horse hides at s. 10 for No. and
AS for Nc. green ponies. colts and blues, 81.
ana &c fer dry. Wet stock should be well sailed
and the d.y poisoned before being shipped to
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Butter-ouotatIons: Creamery-Extra 2li7aGlsc;
fIsts lTdlsc: seconds l5di6c. Daiiy-EAtia l5l
Ice: firsts i3di4c: grease 4l5c: lade-packed good
l5c: flrsts l3dlic: country packing stock lie: In
ferior SGi0c: renovated extra l6Il1c; tirsts l44
i5c: grass favored Ipailsl lsi-c
Eggs-Current receipts 12dl3c; receipts 22l3
local and 5Is through. shipped 1850. Duck eggs
I5c- Goose eggs 25c.
Cheese-Quote Northern on orders: Twin. HE;
singles Ike: daisies llsc: Y A 1li-c: long
horns 12c: L,nburger. new sikdi0c: Inferior 3I.ft
&c. Swiss i6t5II.c. brick lJc.
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MULE Quotations.


Kansas City. MO-. June S.-No cattle market
South St. Joseph. Mo. June s-Cattle-Receipts
131: steady. Hogs-Receipts 5.429: steady to &c
lower: pigs steady; light and light mixed s. 7sT
5s2 wigs s, s'5. 1 shfssgvRees,pss LOS steady
all direct: cables steady: exports to-day J. i5s
cettle, 10 sheep and ISL quarters Of beef Calves
Receipts s head: market steady: veal sold at s.
dc7S. Sheep and iambs-Receipts 1853: sheep
weak to l5c lower: lambs and yearlings SOC high
e.: sheep sold at 20 per 100 lbs; lambs at
ssd7..5: cars at s7.sed5s5 warnings at S. sea
5.sIiS. HoGs-Reccipts 2. sie: feeling steadier
Chicago. June 6-Cattle-Receipts i1JD. NOM
inal: steady; good 70 prime steers s. .soaS 80:
poor to medium Ad1S stockers and feeders 50
3 seaa bulls g sSat TO- 10; calves s:s,as5 Texas
tomorrow Is: left over 1000: steady: m xed and
butchers S ssas;ss; god TO choice heavy S. $50
of sales s. s0d5. 90 Sheep-Receipts 1000: sheep
steady; lambs steady: good to choice wethers
4.50Q5.D; fair to choice mixed s.. s9i4 Is: West
ern sheep S.5ed5.20 native lambs a5Od, West
ern lambs a. SCOT: springs S5I1
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VI, X. d 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile. Ssdalia. Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas
Express ..-...-.-...-..-..
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. CAL
weston. San Antonio Mexico
City and intermediate points.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
vile. Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas express.
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Flyer. .
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st. Loui. Cotton Marke

Tinges and stained isa4sc below white.
Galveston-Spot market quiet; mddlinGs.
lli2c.
New orleans-spo. market quiet; middl;nss
II lS-lsc
Memphs-Spot market steady: middlinss. IlSc.
Receipts principal points:
Galveston. So bales.
New Orleans, 35s bales.
Savannah, IL. bales.
hora
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Imports md Exports.

New go June Of 2a7f
week were s. silver ana ss;2ss sold; Total s *,
thi. week were s2is5s5 silver and S. $500 gold
The Metal Markets.
New York. June s-with the exception Of iron
all metal markets today wers fairly steady; al.
actual business was contaminated The iron
tati6ns more or less Nominal Tin ruled dull a,
@a2s soc for spot COPPER was Gaoted az ~
for casting. Lead steady at i.Si0c. Spelter quiet
Butter and Cheese.
New York June s.-Butter-Recepts Ass pkcs. ::
firm sets ary q oKss frssnsT STATE 3
S iaFEs edioTsa lSs.s: large White issss -
af chssseg H st.asg
i6;fs daisies lie; Young Americas litgiias;s, IL.
prints &c Cheese steady, fair demand: New York
1ull creamer.es new lie: fair to good 10 l-5p
Eggs.
Philadelphis. June s.IEEgs firm ; good demand
Southwestern lsa17c
Chicago. june 6.-Egss steady: I5aa4i4c per
doz
Wool.
London, June s.-The arrivals OF wool for the h,
baes insulting 81 drest to SPIN
follows. New south wales, l.Its Daies. NlCtorld,
1872: South Australia. Sc; New Zealand. L; sli;
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal e,ss3; elsewhere
747.
Petroleum.
Petroleum steady: refined New York y; So: Phil
adelphis ard Baltimore IS. so; do. In bulk - 90
Oil City Pa. June 6.-Credit balances Sl.5o:
certificates no hid. Shipments 5s.esS: average
1910; runs e.2is. average $3.50 shipments
Lima 7o,Gs7, average Ass: runs Lima. oe'-of:
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. June 5.-TurpentLne firm. Rosin.
n n ; ni5; \. aS We. .ssS So WV. $3.50.
Dried Fruits.
New York June s-The market for evaporated
apples is quiet under light demand. but
prices are firmly held. Common are quoted at
4a5Ac; prime at Size: choice at &c, and fancy
at Slia.lSc Prunes are in fair demand and
firm at from 397c for all sizes Apricots are
quiet. but firm, under a moderate joboing de-
mand: choice quoted at I4.GsAc and fancy
al lOGl2i- Peaches quiet at .G.i:c for
choice and sf7Ioi.c for fancy.
Dry Goods.
New York June 6.-vaiues in dry goods sr-
maintained and the market generally is frner
than ever. The week ends with buyers now
willing to accept the higher level established in
permeated to a large extent by conservatism.
Jobbers report an Indifferent demand from the
local trade. who operating for immediate
neel
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Southern Lines.
Fast Mail Paducah, Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas EI-
press Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S:2o An =: ~ pm
New Orleans Specal-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans. l:3o pm Sis pm
Accomrnods tion- Murphysbo-o,
Marion and Cairo. ..-...... 1850 pm liza am
Accommodation -Murphysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs.
Sparta and Chester $50 pm u:A am
New Orleans Iimited-Cairo,
Memphis; Dixie Flyer-Nash-
VILE Atlanta and Jackson
y-fl1 30 l.Cs
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE

Easr5ounG-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets
daily-s:l0. 200. 5:od $50 p. Except Sunday.
4:04 5:ls, 15T. 1870 a. m: I2:6s $40 s:02 Q.
Saturday and Sunday only-l1lI .. NJ Sunday
only-5:34. 1:OS a m. I2:20 0.
e:oj SOS. 5:35 D. m. Except Sunday-:os. s:2I.
7:0.. s:ai $50. ll:i0 a m AS. s:ii p. m Sat
-5.2s. 1:io a.. m: 1873 o m
Westhouud-Leave Granite City. daily - 1iZ,
.:ij -:ss Tic q m Except Sunday-S:i5. s:eA
7:o2. SEA. s:5e. HID a. m as. s:L p. n ST
1900 a m. Saturday and Sunday only-n:1 p.
m Except Saturday and Sundsy.s:2 p m
Leave Madison. daily-1:Is 2:43. sos. i:i1 D. m
Except Sunday-5:ls. SOC. 10s. s:s. s:5S: n:b a.
m: 4:3l e:2i a m Saturday only-4:5o D. m:
Sunday only-5:c0. sos. lo:o5 a m Saturday and
Sunday oniy-If:5s D. m.
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BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AMI
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
An CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train
Indianapolis Express .......
New York and Boston Limited
Knickerbocker Special New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
NATION and Alton Accommo-
dalton ..---.--..--
Nation and Alton Accommo-
dalton .....-.-. 1890.
Boston, New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ...............,
Cincinnati Express .............,
Alton-Leaves 1890 a. m. y
m. Arrives $500 a. m. 'i:45 p.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-u

~ AhsA ~ - Wv Az - . - -
Train.
For HANNIBAL. II 5. 81. J
roints. Quincy. kc7Euk and
Local 10 Hannibal ....-....-.
For Quincy and K4okuk ..-.....
For 81. Paul. MinTnarOlis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin ......-..........
The BurIington-Sorthern Pa
cific Express, for Kansas
City. ST. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyn-
ming. Montana. Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ..--:.--.-.---.. ..-.,...
Twin City Exprers. for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado ES-
press. fOr Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81. Joseph .-..-.---.---.-...
Might Northern EXPRESS" for
81. Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois. via East Side line.
to Rock Island. Clinton. Ia.
Savanna and Dubuaue..--..:.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. St Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local for Hannibal ......-...-
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. Depart Arrive. |
North Illinois ESpr.ss-SprinE-
field. FreepIft and Dubuque. 'i:5e am $40 om |
Chicago Daylight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield -..........'1l is am 81 pm |
Springfield Accommodation Fi:tS pm 1870 an !
Chicago Diamond Special $40 pm IA am |
SprnEHeld Accommodation q 20 pm .....-...
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WHEAT AND CORN LOWER
ON BETTER WEATHER NEWS
PROFESSIONAL ELEMENT AT
FORDS NO SUPPORT.
Crop Estimates Are Slightly Bet
ter Than They Were Early
in the Week.

There were recessions in the values of
wheat and corn in Saturdays market. The
weather news was generally less bullish
than It had been, and foreign prices were
sharply lower. Most of the big professionals
who had been boosting the market on the
food situation remained out and let the
scalpers have an inning. In the absence Of
professional support most OF the small trad
ers pulled out over Sunday. Selling was
brisk at the opening. There was a rally in
the second hour, and the close on July was
at 7Slsc, net loss Of isc for the day
Corn was even weaker than wheat. Little
rain had fallen in the previous twenty-four
hours. and crop reports were rather favora-
bic. July closed with a loss of &c, at El4c.
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MOBILE AND OHIO

Train.
New orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian. jackson, Cairo. MIR
rhysboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast. ........
New orleans. Mobile, Nerd
ian. Montgomery. Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairo. all points
III Florida and the South
and Southeast .-...-.-
Murphysboro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation ....
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ST. LOUIS, X. C. AND COLORADO n. n.
(FRoM UNION DEPoT.l
Train. Depart Arrive.
l0l and 1oc. Mail and Express
Gasconade River and inter-
mediate points ................ '7:15 am $50 pm
FROM FORSYTH JUNCTION.
1o5 and log. Union Accommo-
Qatlon so:Zo pm J:5e pm
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COTTON BEL

ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
(v,a Bismarck and Delta) 80.
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
via Bismarck and Dslta)..-.
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nrrIfint-Texas and Indian Territory butcher
,,s lbs and over at lie. do. fallen az 14c: all
s,ock under Is lbs at 12itc; native and Arkansas
=. ISs = round: culls TIC: natives on selection
No. al lie: No. ? ct 1.c: dry-salted at n9lze
TO- ;irft to heavy: selection-No. at 1lix0
isiIa: 10 1osad iIhc: greensaited round at nc;
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Wool.


Black. cotted. etc. from &c 10 &C per ID. les
than foregoing
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Coffee.

New York. June s-Cofee-spo, Rio. No in
voice j,,c mild quiet: cordova a. TliLc. The
market opened steady. with prices unchanged
ruled very quiet all the session. but tribe
Outraged longs. The cable news contained no
particular feature nor did statistics. which were
about as expected The market closed quiet, net
unchanged to points lower. The sales Were
1000 bags, including July soc; Nov. to0c: Dec
4.35c: Jan. 4.i9c.
Sugar.
New York. June 6-Susar-Raw steady; fair
refining Sic. centrifugal. 20 test. 1932c: molaS
sugar S-s2c. refined weak: crushed 5.45c;
powdered 495c; graduated 4.S5c
New orleans. La. June G.-SuGar dull: open
kettle 2Asd3 7-lsc: open kettle. centrifugal sisq
Sizc: centrfusal whites l-lsc: fellows SNptc;
seconds 2fI31,c. Molasses-Open kettle nominal
at l3a26c: centrifugal eGlsc. Strip nominal at
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Trains.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation. 49,.
Texas and Kansas Mail-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
IS. Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. joplin
and wichita..--
Pacific Accommodation .......
Valley Park Accommodating. :
Meteor For Springfield. Car
thage, Joplin. Wichita. Vim
ita. Oklahoma. Denison.
sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Brentwood
Valley Park Accommodation.
valley Park Accommodation
Pacific Accommodation. ....-
Pacific Accommodation. ....-....
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. Cos!cana.
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio, Carthage. Jop-
lin. Wichita. Burton and
the West.
Western Express-For Spring-
field. Vinita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
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L. & y. r. +

L. & y. II. II.
Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville.
atlanta. Chattanooga, Macon
Townsville. Jacksonville. St
Augustine and Tampa
Fast Iail = Evansville. Nash
Vile. birmingham. Nontgoul-
cry. Chattanooga. Atlanta.
Nozzle. New Orleans and
Jacksonville, Fla: Charles
Southern Express TO Evans
Vile. Nashville. Birmingham
Mobile. New Orleans, Thorn
asvillc. Jacksonville. Palat-
ka. OCala and ST Petersburg
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
Via WabashJ
Train. Depart. Arrive
Mail and Express..-..-...-.. = 40 am III 80 am
Mail and Express............... t5:05 pm t6:15 pm
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NATIVE CATTLE-A few head Of calves was
the extent OF the supply OF cattle in the native
division They brought a usual Saturday steady
price. Following is a list of quotations based
lpon sales during the week:
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GLOVER LEAF RouTE)
Train. Depart. Arrive,
The Commercial Traveler'-
Toledo. Buffalo and New York. $50 pm 80 am
Eastern Express-Illinois, In
diana and Ohio points,. sT:2s am 500 pm
Cayuga Accomnodation..-......s "a pm s12:1s pm
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST..
ST. LOUIS TINE.
l.. II. & ST. L. RY. (Hender.on Route,

Train. Depart.
Fast Ma!l-Owensboro. Clover
port. Louisville and the East $50 am
Eastern Express - Owensboro.
Cloverport, Louisville and
the East ..................... ss:fS Pm .
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Depart. Arrive
400 pm $50 pm
s::T am IFS pm
SIS pm 10 am
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAl
ST. LOUIS-PEoRIA LINE.
CSee c. p. & St LII
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
or InI-rGr 0r-TSvII lines

Train. Depart.
Princeton. Louisville Lexing-
ton and way stations. Chat
tanoosa Rome. Atlanta Mat
toon and points In the South
east .................-....... 's:4 am
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1904 pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1904 pm
Princeton. Louisville. Lex.nS
ton and way stations. Knox
vile. Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston, Macon and all
points In Florida and the
Southeast ....................-slo .oi pm
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ss:35 pm 10 am
sf1.o1 nm els am