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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity
is constantly coming in. declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds to be unequal
ed. recent expression from T. J..
Mcfarland, Bentonville, Va, serves as
example. He writes: Il had bron-
chitis for three years and doctored all
the time without being benefited.
Then | began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles wholly
cured me-" Equally effective in cur
ing all Lung and Throat troubles, Con
sumption, Pneumonia and Grip. Guar
anteed by G. e. Tiffany, Jr Druggist.
Trial bottles free. regular sizes SOC
and Sl.00.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02
THEY ALL SAY so.
Not Only in Durango but in Every
City and Town in the Union.

City and Town in the Union.
ii the readers took the time and
trouble to ask his fellow residents of
Durango the simple question pro-
pounded below, he would obtain the
same answer. If he would refer to
this answer it would surprise him to
not that they number so many. AS
many more could be published, but in
the meantime, ask the first person you
meet what cures back ache? The
answer will be Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here is citizen who endorses our
claim;
Mrs. J. Scouton of 1854 Fourth ave-
nue.. says: Il have attacks of kidney
trouble for years and when very pro-
nounced the aching across the small
of my back was decidedly severe.
tried to stop these attacks by using
medicines, some of them very highly
recommended. but | never found any
hing which brought as undoubted re.
lief as Doan's Kidney Pills procured at
George Tiffany. Jr's. drug store. Not
only can | speak positively about this
remedy from my own experience, but
know of more than one friend and ac-
quaintance who has taken course Of
the treatment and decided benefit fol-
lowed"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
box. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no other.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-02

VIII last only a few hours. A full state
ticket will be nominated, a radical tar
III plank Will be avoided. Allison will
prepare the platform and Perkins of
Sioux City will he chairman. Secre-
tary Shaw and former Speaker Hen.
derson will not be present
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Mi.cellaneou. Markets.

FEATHER-In good demand and firm White
live geese in small SKIS. Soc and in large SKIS
Isc: prime grade do. Soc in small and &c in
large SKIS: old white ssa4oc: X 3oa4c: XN 30
@25c: xxx 12f14c: xxx &c: tare 10 per cent
on small sks. and &c on large Chickens &C.
Duck-white Sc: dark 2sc Turkey-ciear tail
eec: wing 10c: pointers &C: wing and tail mixed
he: wing. tail and pointers mixed sc: body
&c.
RooTs-ouote per lb.: Ginseng ssJOd4: lady
slipper Sc: seneca Sc: pink l4c: golden seal &c:
sor 81 MAY sn seRs Of
SC. bark OF tree :i.c: blood 31ac: blue nag &c:
pers should see that ali roots are wei cleaned
and thoroughly dried before sending them to
SHEEP PELTs-Full wool pelt. 75easl: shear
ling 10a2sc: lamb at :oGloc: dry fallen. etc.
DEEE SKINS hs a; : s,ss s F sHss
I at &c b. for
sUNFLowER sEED-Nominal at slIo per 100
CASTOR BEANss-At sla5 per bu.: smaller lots
Sc to 1oc per bu. less.
L1NsEED oIL,,9 S!gs at &c per gal, for
for No i and sHc for No 8: small Quantities lie
ssc 40 On % orders dealers charge ao for Is and
GO cioorToN-sEEp oII-win,er white sc: yellow
47c summer white 42c: yellow dc: salad 4sc;
HoSEf-Dull, comb at loo to laG; strained and
fornia and colorado held higher.
HoPs-New York at saz'c: Western .S6ssc:
sXLT~E. side medium a. Sc; sranuia,ed sec
DeE SS 8 msTe p1r oG ner 'hs ss IS axis. mixed at
-.1O: Is SKIS whppooryyill mixed at 81 %: 10 SKIS
clay at ;l3o: axis. a, slsl; SKIS whippoorwiii
BEANS AND PEAs-ouote from store: Dried
s sSessye cafonia pnk al ser
-er b.. New York kidney She: Lima beans &c:
at s2sssf2. 20 per bu. Other grades accordingly
az oil Ie t ps5 iSa lbs and
n nj, @ win. ST. 1: Shi's &C.
Sickie ioasOt sal. &c: -four ies mS aa Sse
s,s as9s .asss s=syn and I'd
sla s: R %ssf at s. XXX at 2sss XXX q
1RooM nfestSs lfNSs@ 0s Sao,s per
ton: Fair $500: common 1890; choice at $50
RAGS. ETc.-Per 100 Ibs,; Country rag. at 500
! 75c. Old rope-No manila at $50: No. ? at
BoNEGcSeiee Sieached at SIS per ton: other
pc PEANuTs-Farniers. stock. per lb-: Red no
POP coRN.sslli9s on cob a. g.! s'cGsI per 100
'' SCRAP IRON AND METAI-PeT 100 lbs;
and MfYI breakabie Sc stove ec burnt 2se iiSht
ss SO sp n z1s s. lot.
were at &c for small and nc for good average;
Western uuotable ot2Ibc.
SoRGHGM-CANE SEED-ouotable at zoe TO
| 15c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRuITS-ouote: Evaporated apples at
&c for fair to SC for good bleached chops at f.5
/ &c; do waste at IHGl5c: sun-dried quarters ar
&c to SIC per ib.-latter for choice bright. Sum
| dried peaches nominal.
MAPLE SUGAR AND SIRUP-New sugar at
Sd10c per h. maple strip at s0d90c per gal.
GRASS SEEDS-MilIet Is In demand and firm:
! dealers asking high s2G2. p: but no sreat
call for anything else. Hungarian would prob
ably bring SIZE to $50 and timothy 81 to $50.
| COOPERAGE2-Quote on orders for prompt de-
\ livery: Lard tics. 81 Is fer wood and 81 - fer
\ iron bound: po,k bbIs. 81 for wood bound md
$40 for iron bound. olco les s.Z7is. Slack work
Round horn flour bhis. SIC: fat-hoop DO. &c:
half bbs. &c: meal bbE. 3oc: produce apple
hASA -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


is
one
feeling decidedly higher and lower by with
OF
and
a
II
rened SC low nd closed l.c higher
July
nomna zc
and
lin
easier
un-
sands cent
IN IL Gher n camarke.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Received 4s5 SKIS. and s cars local
ard l through: No. ) red sold at &c. in
cars and I5c SKID. trk.
CoRN-Rece:ved IL cars local and "a cars
through: sales on the W. Side SIC for No. 2
5oso for No. ). &c for heated and 6oi.c to 6s,tc
oATS-Received car local. No. white was
offered at Soc and SOC bid. car No. mixed
on W. trk. sold subject to delay at 4sc.
RSE-Nonc offered and no market; No. 2
nominally a3c. and No. Sc.
FLouR-Soft winter four-Patent g. eo9s: 70:
grades in jutes s.. iear2.9O: hard winter iours in
jutes-Patents s3.3 Tor frsts to $500 for extra
fancy; straights s3.l0a3.25: clears S25oG2.70
Foregoing prices for lots from first hands, trk
at depot this side. Orders higher.
RYE FLOUR-In a jobbing way at $2.S In
jute SKIS and s3.l5 in wood for new: mixed and
inferior less
CoRNMEAL-City meal (. o. b.. s2.D and
pearl meal grits and hominy 81
FLAXSEED-Nomnally higher at H.oS spot
BRAN-On basis Of E. trk bran not salable
above Sic In large and SIC In small SKIS and
mixed feed at SiIS5c. and mddlings at 839oc
In zoos. Spot offerings w side would sell much
HAY-Receipts 20 tons local. 90 tons through;
shipped 102 tons: market quotably as follows:
Timothy s24 5o025 for choice. S239A for No l.
$500 for No. q sl2616 for low grades. Clover
mixed sl4dls Glover not wanted and nominally
si5dp16 for No. J.. sl!al4: 90 for No; Prairie.
Sl4 for No. /. si2 for No. 2. $l0gn for lower
sTRAw-wheat ard cat on tris.. $3.50: rye 81
LEAD AND sPELrER-Lead sold at si.1zk9
4Ib; spelter at s. .5045. CO.
wHISKY-Steady at $780,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
BEARISH CROP REPORT is
WEAKENING FOR WHEAT.
COMMISSION HOUSES ARE
LIBERAL SELLERS.
Corn Is Firm Early at Chicago and
After One Decline, Rally
Comes Toward Close.

Chicago. June ia rather bearish crop
report, where bullish one had been ex-
pected. caused weakness in wheat to-day,
and July closed sc lower. July corn closed
fsGAc higher. and oats We're up Sc while
Sept. provisions closed from 2i.a5c TO Sc
lower
WHEAT.
The Government crop report showing the
condition of wheat up TO June was a great
disappointment TO the bulls, and was the
cause of considerable decline in prices At
the opening there was Il disposition among
traders to regard the outlook as somewhat
bullish, and the market at the start was in
ciined to firmness. with July 1sIL.c lower to
1s4i4c higher at I55sc 10 I6c. but as the day
progressed the feeling gradually changed
and commission-houses became liberal SELL
ers. Outside markets We're weak especially
st. Louis. and with selling by the Northwest
and Southwest and by longs on stop-loss
orders the market yielded to the selling
pressure ana declined nearly n cent July
selling off to 15isc. after touching 1sisc soon
after the opening. During the last hour
shorts were active buyers. which caused an
uptilrn in prices. and much of the early loss
was regained. The close was steady with
July sc lower at I5SsI1.5s4c. Cledrances of
wheat and flour We're equal to 800 bu.
Primary receipts were 2oi.Uo bu., against
go 800 bu. year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
II,
with local receipts of II cars-None of con-
tract grade-made total receipts for the
| three points of 2l0 cars. against 1873 cars last
week and 1I9 cars a year ago.
CORN
Corn was firm early in the day on unfa-
| vorable weather. but there was plenty for
sale on the advance and prices declined The
selling was led by a prominent provision in
terest, with smaller longs following the
| lead. The demand was largely from shorts.
who secured profits. The selling was less
urgent late In the day. and the market raj
| led. the early losses being all regaired The
close was firm. with July 1s0hc higher at
| Sic. after selling between 477sc and 4Ss.c
Local receipts were 343 cars. with of con-
| tract grade.
| OATS.
| There was free liquidation in oats during
the first hour on the bearish crop report,
which caused n reaction from the opening
flrmness. but during the latter part of the
day there was good demand for July.
| which caused a sharp upturn. The close
| was strong and near the top. July being ssc
higher at &c. after selling between $3.50 and
| 371sc. Local receipts were 145 cars.
| RANGE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
TRACTION ISSUES STRONGER
ON FAVORABLE REPORTS.
TRANSIT SELLS HIGHER
WITH ACTIVE BIDDING.
Balance of List Dull With No In
teresting Features and Lit
tie Trading

There was good wholesome demand for
traction issues at yesterdays session of the
Stock Exchange. Bids for both Transit and
United Railways were many. and b. brokers
who do not usually support these stocks.
Bids for Transit were at s23 at which price
100 shares were sold.
United Railways preferred was actively
bid for and 127 shares were taken at 81. so.
which was Wednesdays closing price. There
was little interest manifested in the bonds.
none being traded in. Rumors CO increased
earnings and satisfactory settlement of sew
eral suits were in a measure accountable for
the activity of the stock.
Lincoln Trust again had a single pur-
chaser. who took fifteen shares at the I'M
changed price of s2I1. Third National
reached the low-water mark of the present
slump. selling at $500 and s3O05o in small
lots. Mechanics National was also weak,
fifteen shares going at 30.
A decided weakness appeared in several of
the other bank and trust company issues.
which was under Wednesdays close with 70
demand for them. There seem to be no
buyers in the market. either investors or
Spectators.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Fruit. and vegetables.

The Republic quotations for lots in first
hands unless otherwise specified. Small lots on
orders are charged higher.
STRAwBERRIES-ouote per 3-gal. tray at SD
,cANTALoUPEs : Florida from na1.s2 per
standard crate. according TO quality. Fancy
..BI.ACKBERRIEs-- per s-sar crate at
RAsPBERRIE;s-Cboice Arkansas red at SIS
and eask e, Sc rs Bsr nal haas case ] red
PEACHES-Texas. Alabama and Mississippi! 4
basket crate at 75c for small and ordinary 10 81
CHERRIES Home grown at 81 per s-gaL tray:
FIsf % Ssr a, s Sc per
tray or g 80 per bu loose
New e. "A su be. red June
box green 75cd:1. t O. ''''''' ''sS''S''''' III
6EaSGEea If ss ns esT 49, :sas box
in iobbng way for fancy. Quote on trk.: Seed
PLUMsAseu,rern Botan f-basEet ' crate sc: red
June at 81 25a150 per s-basket crate: common re
at 81 and yellow &c 6-gal. case
for choice and ss.ss for fancy: Messina on
$3.50 a box higher.
g gaso %isTi -. bunch sso on orders
bin pTs way rs at g 60 per 100 .,
sah sfI fEsse 50 DER 1olb box
fG c lTsk faa m fsF 51Ts ARHs sale at m
paTha9ES sss DEL We quote Northern rural
NEW ,PoTAToESTriumph in SKIS. del. at
o issf sound from ,.oras. in small
NEW ONiONS-Choice New Orleans at 81 sc17
LES per 1is-bu; ske California red ~ 2c per ID.
,,S SiArCERk s. Fer h-bbl. and Sc pe-
NEW CABBAGE-Home-g grown at i5a2ac a bu.
box. and 4o95oc Dbl. loose.
,CCCUMBERS.Plentiful We quote New Or
,1E ss We quot, F9oda s
sissippi 81. 2sal so Green unsaiabie
per dog. punches.
LETTuGE- Homegrown at 2sose per ou. box.
4 sPiNAcH-Home- grown at 2oa2sc per bu. box
RHUBARB-Home-grown at 19c per doz.
| GREEN PEAS-Home-srown 81 .1eG1.25 per bu.
drMBo- .5oss.75 per s-baske. crate for choice
ca OVERSIZE; q per blu, box fo-
MUSTARD GREENs-Home- grown 1o915c per
TuRNIPs-Nex HOMEGROWN a. ioalsc per doz.
KALE-Home- grown at 10c q bu loose.
PEPPERs-Florida at s.5o92.75 per s-gallon
5oss5o per bbl On orders
RADIsHEs-Home-srown at 5a1oc per doz.
'sTRTNG EEANsLcho,o. fresh round green at
lana ls-bu. box eoc. Texas 1-3-bu. &c. and Is at
KoHLRABr-l5esoc per dog. punches.
AsPARaeGp fi SS. aSa .. soc per don
GREEN CORN-We quote Arkansas at 2nc
doz. or 81 a crate
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Turpentine and Ro.in,

pssn Ca June s. d firm 4se
Ms so M .s,S We u.s. :s4e W. s. ss'si ss
Charleston S C. June 1I-Turpentine steady:
45tIc Resin steady.
wilmington. N. c.. June il-spIrits turpentine
firm: sl.55 IS and s3.25. Tar firm: S1.65.
Dry Goods.
New York. June l1.-Buyers in dry goods have
not been particularly active. being baked in
their Efforts to purchase by generally higher
ment of production Is beginning to have its ef-
feet In causing sellers to take no orders on
which they are not covered
Wool.
London, June IA sale OF sheepslins was held
in Mincing Lane to-day. There was q large at
Merinos were I'd higher. Following are the
eam6ns New p South Wales
SID; Queensland. IS bales at saaltd; Victoria.
LOS bales at 4lsG9itd South Australia, $40 bales
a 1ad West n Austr al ss bales at aHSsd
liza bales at 4kGsstd: Punta Areans. 100 bales
New York, June I1.-Coffee-spot Rio quiet;
No. invoice Sic: mild quiet Cordova 7k0i1Kc
an advance of points. and trading was quiet
and ruled steady under light receipts and cover
ing. The close was steady and net unchanged to
bags. including: Sept. at as5c; Oct. at 4a4 65e
Nov. at 4.10c: Dec. at 4.35G4l oc. and March at
OIL City, Pa. June l1--credit balances 81 so:
certificates. no hid. Shipments 1876: average
f Tma ns rms sysIass G. M
average $3.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Wall Street Go.,fp.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis, Bro & Co., No. ia North Fourth
street:
New York. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were
the feature of London market to-day, being very
strong on local buying. and cables reported SEN
timent there hullish and the statement was
made that the floating supply of Americans was
very small Arbtrage houses were steady buy
ers all day. taking In all about 80, 600 shares
Erie-Therc was heavy commission-house buy
ing of Erie stocks. accompanied by reports that
Mr. Hin. Norman B. Ream and other large cap
itaists had taken advantage OF the decline
largely TO increase their holdings. 1t was also
said that the Erie earnings remarkably
good and figures purporting TO show how well
in strict confidence. Edward wasserman of the
firm of wasserman Bros which has had large
btyinS orders in the anthracite stocks stated
to-day that the Erie Railway for the last year
would show that despite the strike the company
!, earned per sent each the first and second
preferred, and trife over 3is per cent on the
common stock and that Il has in the treasury
quick essets OF seo.e0o.eco. and that the next
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12

tcake Of season.; packers choice 5F.d5iac.
Oeo-Stearins-Steady at SIC.
white 4+Ac. Packers stock-Brown at 4s9f-c:
Yellow at 4isdi-sc: white at 5i.G6l2c.
Freq Less-Large SIS. medium at soc: small
i0c.
Veals-We quote choice at &C per ID: heavy at
&C. heretics. chin and rough large az Sic per
10. Sheep 3izc. thin ewes and bucks at ZIG per
ID; fall lambs at 5p5i7c: spring lambs at 4dsc
per ID: dressed calves at Size per ID.
Bees-On orders: Bbd.-Plate and Fulton Ma
let and roll at sil51: mess az 81: dried sets
Live Po1itry-Chickens: Hens per ID. Zoe: Old
and STACEY young ROSTERS sc; spring chickens
average. lsc; spring ducks, 2i7 lbs. average. lic
spring geese 11al2c. Turkeys &c. Ducks Ii1c.
tieese-full; fea,hered &c; pucked &c. Live
pigeons and squads. per doz 5l.lo.
Dressed Pouitry-Turkeys llql2c. Chickens
Hens tic: spring chickens at Die: roosters &c
Ducts lie. Foregoing figures are FOR choice only:
Fresh Fish-W eaker. owing to lack Of outward
movement: supply ample FOR local needs. W.
quote. per 10. BLACK bass at 12I4c: Graphic &c
for sT.aIl s. for large; dressed cat Sc, spoon
oil. cat 1I.c bullheais-dressed Sc. and gros. &c:
bufTalo-gross &c: dressed iigc. German carp
Dressed &C; gross 2i:c: sunhsh &c. white perch
2i=c per ID.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
Eggs.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, June r,-Eggs-Recepts to-day Il.
800 cases: supplies We're more than ample for the
from top to bottom and prices lower to sell. Re-
ceipts fo- the week promise to 80 per cent
may be- aSnoray by hs
stock that has been banked up behind the floods;
local jobbers for a loss-ofr basis with ungraded
al 1ar Gu and 3 at Gna sass
Western seconds i5c Other quotations unchanged.
mand: fresh nearby lSc. loss off; Western Isc;
Southwestern lie;
souri, n stock ic Seturned new No. ws Ms
Poultry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June ll.-Lve pouitry-Receipts to-
day were , Western and . Southwestern
and limited quantity OF Baltimore and Wash
were more liberal than expected. but there was
fair demand and market was abou, sustained.
small Southern Boosters and turkeys steady.
Ducks and geese unchanged. Pigeons steady.
Dressed poultry.Receipts to-day 1,ls2 pkss The
means heavy. but demand at the high 81 prices ss
was greatly restricted. most Of the iobbers TAX
less excited than for the past few DAYS, and
lsc for desirable fowls and some that insisted on
throwing out everything hing, not fancy were charged
scarce and firm Western broilers showing some
improvement IN size. some averaging to 6 lbs.
to pair. but they generally lacked plumpness
Spring ducks In quite good supply and worked
out slowly at lie. Some that have been held
since first of the week Were shaded under Most
of the squads arriving were small and sold nj
S2.37q2 so. but choice large white not plenty and
firm.
Ice-p packed broilers; Western scaIded esaasc.
Other quotationos unchanged
Butter and Cheese.
New York. June 1i.-Butter-Receints II COG
easier: state dairy I5G2l1sc; creamery isa2s1.c
fancy small colored and white lose: large cnl.
ored lossc: large white 1oIzc. VIZ
Chicago ILL.,, June 11.-Butter steady. crear,.
cries 15d22c; diaries 15alslsc. CheeseNNe,v
steady; twins 1oIsc: diaries lie: Young America
11Tl1itc
Philadelphia. June f.-Butter steady: fair de-
mand: extra Western creamery esc: nearby
prints &c. Cheese firmer good demand: New
York full creams: choice new. nallac: fair TO
good new 10A 0l02-e -
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Provisions.

Pork-New standard 81. 4a,s per 100 lbs. in a
LardeChoice steam on E. side closed nominal
~ S.45c; kettle-rendered &c.
Green HANG Etc.-Car lots held. I. O.. b. E.
side thus: Hams-10-ay. at u7sc: rs at Ike:
14s at lie: lss at 1osc. 1ss at 1o%c 2os at
2ls at 12lsc CaIifornias at 7ssc: n: Y; shoulders
d0Gi2 av.) at 1sc. From the block. del: Hams
californias at 7Aa7Nc; n. Y, shoulders at 7se.
and nominal. closing: i5-av. SOC and 5o-av.
at 9.s5c. c. a. T.; bxd lots in jobbng way
short clears s7sc. bellies Csc plates at TIC fat
backs at Sc. standard backs at 95sc. Dealers
charge higher on orders.
Bacon-Bxd s.. C. meats ranged: Heavy to
choice light breakfast bacon at 12hc to 1xc:
hams at 12%c to 131;c; CALIFORNIA; and N. Y.
SHOULDERS al SC: Plain smoked b1d; lots in a =
at ioRc. short clear at 1ossc. bellies at lohc.
plates at SIC; fat backs at &C. standard backs
shorts p. t.. Dealers charge higher orders.
Country Bacon-We quote: Sides at Sc.
Country Lsrd-Prime in good pkgs. at DC
Tailow-Prime country od5Nc and No. at &c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
PROVISIONS.

There was little trading in provisions. and
after rather firm opening in sympathy
with grains. the market eased off and held
steady the remainder of the day. Sept
pork a., closed &c lower at $3.50; Sept. lard
were down 2l7a5c at ss.25a9. ~.
:, Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
% cars; corn,' 439 cars; oats, 155 cars; hogs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12
by Telegraph,


New York. June n.-Spot cotton closed quiet
% points decline: middlinS uplands 2.25c: do.
gulf 12.5Oc: sales 12S bales. Futures closed
steady: Jan IL 4c July 11.s5c Aug. 11.44c: Sept
o.soc: Oct. s77c: Nov. s.s2c: Dec. 9.5ac: Jan.
9.59c. The market opened easy, to 10 points
lower. weak Liverpool cables. continued real
iZ!ng and bear pressure. For a time 1t ruled
active and excited. prices being forced rapidly
downward until July was selling at 1l.71c. a de-
points. On the early downward movement the
new crop months showed relative hrmness under
continued unfavorabe crop advices and bull sup
port. Later a buying movement ensued. which
brought about rally of GAGS points. After this,
however. the market ruled comparatively quiet
lions continued broad and irregular during the
early afternoon Toward the close trading again
became active and the market closed finally
steady. net 9d26 points lower.
New orleans. La. June n.-Cotton dull: sales
500 Ordinary 3 15-1sc: good ordinary 10 11-16c:
low middling II s-1sc: middinE l2 7-16c: good
mIddlinE II l5-i6c: mlddling fair 1sssc. Receipts
z soc !, nom!nal: July lac bid; Aug. .n:Ma12 Sc
Liverpool June m@Cotton-spot moderate
business done; prices points lower. American
m , fair 1.o2d good mddlinE e;s2d: mid
I'D; ordinary sod. The sales of the day were
5000 bales of which 900 were for speculation and
export and included , 300 American. Receipts
s,ooJ bales. including $500 American. Futures
opened easier and closed IRREGULAR and unsettled
American mddling. good ordinary clause July
s, s: June and July s ; ga; July and Aug.
Oct and Nov. h33si5 3D. Nov. and Dec 52id:
Dec. and Jan. a.1sG5. 1ed; Jan and Feb. ). I'D
), 1Sd; Feb. and March 5.1iM5. 1Sd.
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Chicago stock Market.
Treasury Statement.

treasury statement.
Washington June u-Availablc cash balance
se25, $50, 92S: gold. sos. 02s. &C..
Bar Silver.
New York. June 11-Bar silver 52hc per OF.
AT London. steady. "a 3-16d per o.
New York Money Market.
New York June u.-Money on call steady at
la,d2S. closing offered 2. Time money steady
Co days AZ; 30 days iizpo: six months, 5hG5ia.
change heavy at 4S1SSaf4 s76o for demand and a,
4lc. Government bonds firm: railroad bonds ir-
regular.
Yesterdays bank Clearings.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearings 81, 469. 5l balances sl,o02 Co.,
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stocks OF Grain in store.
st. Loui. Future Prices.


whea. steady: Sept. sold at 5a,sa7sc. and latter
bid: puts 1skc; calls lSa.q1S,sc to 'ssc: S July
July 4SLfisi.c bid: puts. 4iAai7Ssc: calls 4slsc.
Mwaukee-Sept- puts 72Nc: calls 73Ac Sept.
nuts 47bIi7hc: calls 4sc.