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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

John Van Meter. of Letcher, S. D.,
was in the city Thursday, being on his
way to ST. Anthony. Mr.. Van Meter
: was called to ST. Anthony on account OF
llhe death of his sister. Lucy Van Meter
ne Bromley. whose funeral was held
This afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

The discount from to 20 per cent
on goods marked down in plain fig
ures. is moving them. A large stock to
select from. D. c. Wilbur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

Read Cookies poem on page Z.
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

District Manager w r. Mclaughlin,
of the Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany. passed thru the city Thursday
evening, being on his way to Omaha
from business trip to Cedar Rap
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

Baltimore oysters. D. S. Good Gro
Gerry Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

The neighhors of Mr.. and Mrs ]. P.
Glen. of S04 East State street gave a
surprise in their honor because they
are soon to leave the neighborhood
About thirty-five were present. An
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20
Read Cookies poem on page Z.


A fine line of music cabinets at d. C.
Wilburs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

l win be in my Office evenings. Dr.
MARS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

Misses Helen Wrigley and Mabel
Drum left this morning for Iowa City
to attend the Iowa-Illinois football
game, to be played at Iowa City on
Saturday. While away they will be the
guests of rollepe friends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-20

Twelve dollar cloaks a. 50 at Pappe'.
N morrow.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10
Toledo Ohio Buffalo, N. Y, Dnia 10 Stycznia, 1903

przeciw wsp6lnemu ciemieaycielowi-
syi. Ale taxi ruch moze bye wvwoiany i
przeprowadzony tylko przez wsp6lne stron-
nictwo miedzynarodowe.
Przymierze takie to tylko przymierze W
walce. Odrebnosc kultury na 2iemiach "a
branych przez Rosye wymaga koniecznie
od}aczenia tych ziem od Rosyi pod groza
zniienia kultury. To jest w}asnie najwa-
zniejszem uzasadnieniem idei niepodleg}o
sci. Ale po "a tenn przymierzem jest inne,
wlele ola mas waznieJsze: to przym'erze
ludami ziem dawnej Rzeczypospolltej -
Polski, Litwy Rusi. Jezeli przejmiemy
sic nawskros nasza idea wolnoscl naszem
has1em przymierza W lnych wo l.
nymi, jezel wykcrzenimy dusz ma
szych wszelkie chwasty nienawisci anita
goniznaow rasowych, to wtenczas mozemy
sic spodziewac, re ludy litewski rusinski
zechca sprzymierzyc sic nami jake o l.
n olnymi. W sprawie takiego
przymerza nietylko nam przys1ugujo pra-
wo wyboru. Jeieli Litwini Rusini ME ze-
chca poiaczyc sic MANI W jedne caiosc po-
Htyczna, to nam zmuszac ich ME wolno,
chyba, 2e chcemy zadac kfam has}u nasze-
go przymierza: wolni z wolnymi.
'ednak2c, chociai nam ME wolno przymu-
szac bratnich ludlow. nictrudno nam przy-
wi4zac te ludy do idei wsp6}zycia pailstwo-
wego. Musimy postepowaniem swojem po-
kazac tym ludom re traktujemy je tax, jak
chcemy, ably mas traktowano; ze ME ma
rzymy zgnebieniu rozwoju ich kultury:
re ME stosujemy do Mich praw ami regut
wyiatkowych. Czyz to trudne zadanie trs-
ktowa2 Rusina tax, jak sic powinno trakto-
wac Po!aka traktowac Rusina, jak sic ira
ktuje Polaka, ME W tenn obludnem znacze-
niu hakatystycznem, kt6reby wymagafo cd
Rusine zaparcia sig cech plemiennych i
godnoEci narodowej, ale znaczeniu pra-
wdziwej wolnosci.
Idea niepodlegtosci Po)ski wymsga cd
mas traktowania Litwin6w Rusin6w jako
wsp6}obywateli r6wnouprawnionych we
wszystkiem. Kto traktuje ich inaczej, ten
sic superintendent idei bryzsa blotem na
has1o: wolni z wolnymi.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10
zdrys Kaukowego BadanIa KanibaIizmu
(NieprawdUpodobna lecz prawdziwa teo.
rya ewolucyi socyalnej.)
Napsat dla "Ameryki -Echa'
Prof. DR.. Fawef Deck, L. L. D. V.S.N.I.X

Zdanicm uczonych, kanibalizm, czyli lu-
dozerstwo, aczkolwiek niegdys bardzo roz-
powszechnione, czasach dzisiejszych jest
bliskie wygasniecia. Dowodzi to ME tyle
postepu cywilizacyi rozwoju uczuc huma-
nitaruych, lie raczej tego, re przy pomocy
szkief powie ekszajacych, teleskopow, mikro.
skop6w prominent Roentgena uczeni moi
koledzy widza akurat tax daleko, jak zwy-
xii ludzie bez wyzej wzmiankowanych
przyrzad6w, t. ]. do konca swego nosa AL
bowiem kanibalizm ME tylko, ze pie jest
bliski wygasniecia, ale nawet nigdy ME byt
praktykowany ma tax szerokq skale, jak W
czasach obecnych; co wiecej, stat sic, mo-
ina powieazec, osia, dokofa kt6rej obraca
sic Gale zycie materyalne i duchowe cywi-
izowanych spo1eczehstw. Tylko-kaniba-
linn, tax jak wszystko ma swiecie, odby}
swoja rewolucye zmienif swa postac ze-
wnetlznq, jak waz zmienia sk6re ma wio-
sne, " tel novel sk6rze ME zostaf przez
uczonych poznany. Stqd pracach wszy-
stkich dzisiejszych socyolog6w daje sie
spostrzegac pewnego rodzaju luka, PRONE
miejsce, kt6rego ME maja czem zape1nic...
w celu powetowania uszczerbku, ma jaki
wiedza ludzka zostafa narazona przez kr6-
tkowzrocznos6 uczonych W wypadku nau-
kowego badania ludozerstwa, przedsiewzie-
lismy W niniejszej piracy rozpatrzenie zja-
wisk kanibalizmu ich ca1ej dziejowej i
spo}ecznej rozciagfosci, kt6re TO zjawiska,
zaleznie cd natury ich przejaw6w, dzielimy
na cztery wyrazne i dobrze odgraniczone
kategorye.
Do kategoryi pierwszej zaliczamy zjawi-
ska ludozerstwa zwyktego, czyli n j.
b a m in crudo. Ludozerstwo
zwyk1e polega ma pozeraniu przez ludzi
czesci miesistych lub t}uszczowych cia}a
ich bliznich, ma surowo, lub ugotowanych.
Objawy togo rodzaju kanibalizmu, lie
przytrafiaja sic dzisiaj, So potepiane zar6-
VINO przez prawo, opinie publiczna sztu-
ky kulinarna, tego powodu zachodzq
najczesciej ustronnych zakatkach nasze-
go globu, gdzie ME siega ramie policyi.
ami tel cyrkulacya "365ciu obiad6w" pani
Cwierciakiewiczowej." Poniewaz ten rodzaj
kanibalizmu jest najlepiej poznany ro-
zumiany, wiec ME bedziemy sic mad MIN
dfuzej rozwodzic. Oddaniem hofdu zas1u.
gom pani Cwierciakiewiczowej ko1czymy
to cwierc naszego rozumowania i przecho-
dzimy do nastepnej cwierci, do zjawisk
k izmu Pre- emysf W g.
go.
Me wiele jest zapatrywan. ma kt6re u
czeni zgadzaja sic tax jednogfosnie, jak ma
to, re najwazniejszym wypadkiem W die
jach ludzkosci byfo pozostawienie jenca
wojennego ma jakis czas przy zyciu, tym
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10
JAK pOShAC PIENIADZE.

PRZEKAzY P1ENIEzNE (money orders) MONA wyku
sn
cue k9powsna prywatnych czekow nisodpowiedzanych
p.da nsa3 Mona su wi9zys pie
lub poe
KfS %
RES kst2Rssz y6a anp dpwDae
dSRs5ty
Fssy Dx6 @ zeby sic
kcpers W %pss so"'e ''' Sp0'00 "0s' ia
5,. 9s a
d''el XR%E RfSE'9T SdT s ;n ,
ME
WL1sC1E SWIM KoNIECZNIE NALEzY wYPIsAC
wXRA2ME v.de aa.I sWE 5MH oRAz ADREsa
ssy RodsTs6 wzgsda to- sE esssto
Ks1y jest
ss skracane ten epoe6b podsjemy tyko angelskem
ns ae
"a syaa1s usgd DO
%fnens .oe % p:" pns
grudna Lczba oznacza zawsze kohcowa lczbe roku
PtS a Gsu ME
ss %
tenn nstyc kmiast zawadomic ~~A'"' p'"''''
o ia ss se n nks na % ns
agentowi zadnych pieniedzy kwt Kto
Rrddsssf e o
TEN zawiadomit.
ady tsgo co a
CO.
ksia1k kupione otrzymane premium mona zamie
n jsze ME a ma inne pIzeciag II dn
prenumerata odnowi wis6ciwym kredy ME
Kto zmieni sw6j adres powinen mas nezwlocznie
zawiadomc Konieczne naezy przysfac nam starry nowy
9 hub
qGy ab Roczy kogo p9proe mn
ss
ci k6rzy mieszksjs mafych oeadash, ktoy ME ma
sEspresp MAZE
pocatowe s5w ME oabieray " 's' N'AA'
1nformacyj plsmiennych udzelauy tylko akch spra-
Posxukiwania dla dar
aa1de 9sstspne ptae sic &c cd wyIsz
sase
Przyjaci6f naszych upraszamy roz.
powszechnianie ''Ameryki" ''Trylogii
Sienkiewicza.'
Kto ME otrzymuje gazety regularnie,
powfnien mas tenn Zawiad0mic.
P0trzebujemy agent6w do rozpo-
wsEechniania "Ameryki' sprzedawa-
mia ksiqze Piszcie pO Warunki.
A. A. PA RYSK XII,
316 Jackson av., ;: Toledo, Ohio
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10
SPECYALNE OFERTY

Ola nOWych daWnleJSZych
prenumeratorGW Ameryki
Kto przysle soc.
zostanie pokwtowany "a 'Ameryke' IL doda-
tkiem) ma kwartaf.
Kto przysle $40
zostane pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke" Il doda-
tkiem) ma pot roku ma premium moze wybrat
ksazek "a 50 centow. Przesyfke sami opfaca-
my.
Kto przysle $1.5O
zostanie pokwitowany, "a "Ameryke" IL doaa-
tkiem) ma caty rok ale ma premium ME otrzy-
mule ksazek, tylko dodatek.
Kto przysle $500
zostanie pokwitowany "a 'Ameryke' IL doda-
tkiem) rok moze sobie wybrac ma premium
ksiazek "a $1.0O. Przesy}ke sami opfacamy.
kto przysle $500
moze sobie wybrac ksiazek naszego katalo-
gu "a $1,000 Przysyfke op1aca kupujacy. Kto
chce, abysmy przesy}ke op}acili, MECH do}aczy
so cent6w wiecej.
Kto przysle $3.25
zostanie pokwitowany "a "Ameryke' Il doda
tkem) rok W prezencie dostanie 'Biblie
czyli cafkowite Pismo Swiete Staregoi Nowe-
go Testamentu.' Przesyfke sami opfacamy
1nnych premij do tego ME dajemy.
Kto przysle $3.50
bedzie pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke" Il. doda-
tkiem) ma rok W prezencie dostanie "zywoty
swietyych." Przesyfke sami optacamy.
Kto przysle $3.50
hedzie pokwitowany "a 'Ameryke" Il doda.
tkiem) ma rok IL tom6w Trylogii Sienkiewi-
cza, mtanowicie "Ognie1n Mieczem" to-
my, "Potop" tom6w "Pan Woiodyjowski"
2tomy. Przesy1ke sami op}acamy. Oferte te ro
bimy ma kr6tki czas. Zapas bedzie wkr6tce wy
czerpany.
Kto przysle $500
bedzie pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke' IL doda-
tkiena) ma rok W prezencie dostane 10 tom6w
''Tysiac Nocy Jedna." Przesyike sami opfa-
camy.
Kto przysle $500
bedzie pokwtowany "a t'Ameryke Il doda
tkiem powiesciowyrn) na 1908 rok moze sobie
q wybrac ksiazek "a dolar6w. Przesy}ke op}aca
odbiorca.
Kto przysle $500
moze sobie wybraG ksiazek "a 10 dolar6w
Przesy}ke op}aca odborca. Kto wybierze ksia
EEK "a wecej niz 10 dolar6w, pfaci tylko pofo
we ceny, Il, "a ksiazki wartosci II dol. p}aci
6 dol. "a ksiazki wartosci 20 dol. pfaci 10 do
lar6w it'd.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10

A. A. p A B Y XII,
BIG Jackson av., 5: Toledo, Ohio
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-01-10

Potrzebuiemy agent5w do rozpo'
wsxechniania "Ameryki' sprzedawa'
mia ksiqzek., Piszcie p0 Warunki.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-12
SLUMP
COTTON MARKET SHOWS DECD
ED WEAKNESS.
Bear Pressure is Far Too Strong for
Bulls


New York. June 1.-THE cotton market
weak Liverpool cables. continued real
izing and bear pressure. For a time II
ruled active and excited. prices being
forced rapidly downward until July was
selling at lille, decline from the best
price Of yesterday OF 81 points August
touched 1Ifoc and September 1880. on
the early downward movement the new
crop months showed relative hrmness IN
der continued unfavorsble crop adyicss
and dull support and when the old crop
had reached the level indicated above the
selling pressure became less marked and
buying movement ensued. which
brought about rally OF six to 2s points
After this. however. the market ruled
comparatively quiet Still the trade was
very nervous and fluctuations continued
broad and irregular during the early
afternoon though prices on the whole.
displayed a downward tendency with the
new crop months TOW showing the
greater weakness under predictions OF
warmer weather and prOat-takins-
Toward The Ciose trading became active
and prices for the new crop Eere forced
down 70 q new low level FOR The sessioa.
though in the last few minutes there vas
a slight rally under covering asd the
market WSs finally steady net 10 =
points lower.
Cotton futures closed steady June
Lac. July Ii-s5c: Erz II -. Sept. - - /,
Cc-. SIC Nov 8 sc. Dee ard Ian. "a
spot cotton ciosed quiet, = paints d.
Clin~ yiddlirE uDlzn6s Iz&c. DIsSiizg
cuffs "a ssross rscefrsts ~ b<ies
ssi@s Il bales stock Is A bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Nsz YorE. Jure Ii--Thsre vas a HpSs-
node rezdtgstnent q Sb- price Isvsi OF
stocks az fhs opening tbs morning = aich
zss continued fhe rest - TIE session IL q
more orderly ard Etescy manner Il vas
very svtsszt that the Sgiacipzi demand
cane srern uncovered bars for TIE sborr
sccorrt and there Ess th~ sane izck =
adequate news 70 exgsair the s-s6d~n re-
verszI % sellEent az thsFs has oss1 %
explain the persistent weskses= foT sozse
dire ]; bean. instsrtiy <ppz-suf. sov-
ever. a, TIE fsB - the prexl6~nTs x@vss
this morning ftzt INCH vhst ssa be~a
-e<Ea<d a. urgent zae forced &c 1k1stios
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-12

yesterday more especially was a daring
operation on the short side OF the mar
ket- The speculative forces in the market
seemed TO have treasured themselves
over night as TO the character OF this
selling. Large buying orders were In
consequence placed "a the market for eK-
ecution at the opening this morning. The
bears seemed TO have information or
what was awaiting them and the opening
looked like a bear panic. Simultaneous
transactions in many thousand shares
were made at widely divergent prices In
Atchison after one sale 81 20 shares al
651. 100 shares were sold AZ varying
quotations IL different parts o. the crowd
at the same instant IN many % The other
stocks which have been under most pres
sure lately prices ranged upward Al the
opening with "a rush all the way from
one TO 5is for the leaders The principal
trading and the most notable movement
OF the day were IN Atchison. -. 4 o.
and \. 81 W and Copper which are pre-
cisely the stocks that have fallen in the
weakest manner for some time past ~
the end Of the day the gains in these
stocks had extended 70 from s-s 20 IL
the latter for Atchison. The reports dur
ing the dsy indicate that large eE-
change Of views and opinions went On
yesterday and last night amongst large
ca pftxlisfs and banking Interests the
cables being r~-or.ed % freely in add
tion 20 personal consuiteffonz 10 this city
Thsi exhaustive investigation failed -
disclose any 4 The weak spots 81 the
81.
rnoreo from tire % tine ana which have
been dreaded - really really rsSsensibls
authorities. Yesterdays rEurofs e frou-
bic IN foreign cIToies were snci1suisliy
cleared Up and - was learned thai there
has ben important selling q ABssr3csrs
for foreign accouu. buf or the coHtrzry
2 growing Investment demand There
hs. be-n an Obvious iuvsssusr, demand
FOR sevsral days n tbs aarksf for stocks
zhlca bad fallen 20 = Level q. Ehlee their
Investment returns O. th~ present divi-
ssnd BASIS uss equal 20 or greater thsn
ne iufsrss; rates GO money Buyzx a
fhss character does nsf oo1csrr Ts>if
-ith eheckiar q esclins. bzf i tzkss
stock CIT Of ire market and r~sScss -
SuyySv wlfh n realization that try
had o-~n ssiilaE izts a pock~; ~ e-srs
Tushea e csssE srd - so = sIals1f ~
y-Blsson on tAe stork srehzaEe n gay
s-auenf r-Eort hsiSsd ~ tsrn So re
srzrket 9Th So irsc.cs.fipn = Hbszf
crop Ser0n1 any % 80 coan:Ftsz his-
tgry a rezctiza lz 10 cgttoa sasrs-s
vas vse-ed rifh sz;istzefscz 80 40
ls.. rs-sTsrY r. ire Lsoto- csss~r Esr-
6~- kac 4 dsr-~xsr-x 49, en- ArrAiga-
mated Copper ne B2zax - Eagi-s<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-12
selling between 477s and 4Sa.c. Receipts.

selling between AIS and 4s3sc. Receipts,
344 cars
There was fair volume of trade In
oats and the market was independently
firm. There was a free liquidation during
the first hour on the bearish feeling.
which caused a reaction from the open
ing, but during the latter part OF the
day there was a good demand for July
which caused a sharp uptuTn. The close
was strong and higher July was ss'
higher at &C. after selling between 3si4c
and 37isc. Receipts were 81 cars
There was little trading in provisions
and a further firmer opening in sympathy
with grains. the market eased off and
held steady the most of the day Sep
TENDER pork closed sc lower at Sis-S;
September lard WAS 2l4G5c higher at $3.50
ds.97l2, and ribs were 214qc down at
So Z5d9. 27s. Estimated receipts for toner
row: Wheat. % cars, corn. 40 cars:
oats. $50 cars: hogs. 1900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-12
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board OF
Trade basis. delivered Missouri river. To
get price f. o. b. your station, deduct
Kansas City rate from your station
NVheat-No hard 1891 crop, &c;
No hard 72a73c; No. 3 hard. 6SG7oc;
No 1 hard. 63a66c; rejected hard. $40 lie.
Corn-No. mixed, 4Sc; No. mixed.
z7c: No. 1 mixed. 45c; No. white, 49G
Soc No. white. 4Sc.
Oats-No > mixed, S5c: No. mixed 34c.
Flour Cvholesalel-Bes patent. S1$0.
In carload lots, delivered to all southern
Kansas points; delivered same. bran.
75c. shorts. S5c.
Hay-AlfaIfa. No !. $3.50; No. ?. $3.50;
urairie loose. No. l. 5000; No >. $500;
baled No. ! $50; No. ,. $3.50: No 5. $500.
Seeds-Kaffir corn. per bu.. .. .5oc' cane
seed. per bu.. S2d55c; flax seed, per bu..
glOO: millet seed. per bu.. 35G40c.
Plants-Cabbage. per box, soc; tomatoes,
per box, 500.
Butter-P Packing. lSlac; country, 2od23c.
Eggs-9iec. subject to Gambling.
Poultry-HenS, &c; spring broiers- II
70 lbs, 15c: turkey hens, &c; toms. u lbs
and over Sc: old toms. &c: geese, fun
feather. &C; ducks. fun feather, &c.
egetables-Onions, per bu.. 75qS5c;
carrots. per bu-, soc; parsnips, per bu-.
60c: popcorn, per 100 lbs. S1.00; turnps.
per bu. pc; rhuharb. per ID. Sc; aspar-
agus. per dozen lunches. Acc: spinach.
per H. sc; lettuce, per ID, l2Ssc; winter
onions, per dozen. Ice.
Vegetables OObbers' prices 10 tradel-
California navel oranges. per box. S2IS9
IS. lemons. per box. $50: new Texas
cabbage per pound, Sc: Ia ueluSthndre
cabbage HI Sc: strained honey. H., sG9i2;
Texas cabbage. H., Sc; lettuce. H., l5c;
rhubarh. 10. 2lsc; kraut, key. $50; dates.
h o.: walnuts ID. i5dI51-c; almonds, per
10, l2c; filberts, 13c: Brazils. l2c; pecsns.
1Sc; cheese. fiat 153ac, print lIc, brick
l5Qlec. limburger 15c, Y. A Isc, l. H
Wisconsin l5c, Kansas l5c; bananas. lb..
&; Wisconsin potatoes. bu., soc; Colo
radios, pink, bu., Sl.05; Strawberries. 7ScG
$50
wool-Light bright mediufs. i5Ql6c:
dark ami heavy medium. l2gtic; heavy
fine. sGuc, bury, 7aSc-
LeatheT-Harness. union 4 SIC; SIC,
chestnut oak. 3 SAC. \ Soc: pure oak. &C.
El0rting. 4e042c, sole leather. slaughter
srQSZc, oak sole, 25aS6c per side; No.
Phoenix $Sc. b S6c.
Hides-G. $ 1 and rounds. csc: do
eide brands. she; do under % lbs. sac; DO
bulls. Sc: No / horse. s. -: No. ,. Sl.25;
glue hides, 3isc; dry hint butch
ers 1s lbs and up. 1Sc; dry s;at fallen. Is
u sand D lie: dry STINT under l6 lbs. &c:
dry salt Zoe; dry Gull &C: No ] tallow.
sc, No. > tsnow. &c; sheep pelts. 25sI &c.
White Rose lard. in tierces. about $50
lbs. smooth 9lsc; sraiuy. lec. open ket-
tie. l0i4c, lard compound &c, add for
Ems Ter packages 60-lh wooden tubs. &c;
10 So-ib. tubs, &c ID; 5o-lb tins. 5o-leo 10.
c. IS &c Ii: S0-Ib. tins Solo. cases SO.
j -lb. tins. 6o-lb cases sc 10: 5-lb. tins
so-lb. cases &c; 60-lb. cases. &c H.
Ssusages Qn 'konserve Packed in
trsn bound. painted pals, with handles
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CROP REPORT
WAS BEARlSH
Bulls Lost Nerve on Growing
Prospect
SHORTS RUN TO COVER
Sharp Upturn in Oats Marks
Speculation
SHORTS RUN TO COVER

Chicago. June ia rather bearish crop
report where a bulIish one had been ex-
pected. caused weakness in wheat today
and July opened sc lower. July corn
closed lsaHc higher and oats were up
1sc. while provisions closed from 2. 10 sc
lower.
The government report showing the
condition OF wheat up TO June l. was a
great Disappointment 70 the bulls and was
the cause of considerable decline in
prices. At the opening there was a dis
position among the traders to regard the
outlook as somewhat bullish and the
market az the start was inclined TO hrm-
ness with July isG1<c lower &c isGtsc
higher al 757s to &c. but as the day pro-
gressed the feeling gradually changed
and commission houses became liberal
sellers Outside markets were weak.
especially ST. Louis and with selling BY
the northwest and southwest adm by
longs on stop los sorders. the market
yielded 10 the selling pressure and de-
clined nearly a cent, July selling OF 10
sc after touching Sic. after the open
ing During the last hour shorts were
active buyers which caused an upturn in
prices and much OF the early loss was
resained- The close was steady with T.
cars none OF contract grade. made total
receipts Tor The three points q % cars.
sraiast IsS last week and - year aso-
Corn was firm early in the dsy on IN
favorable weather. but there was plenty
for sale on the advanced prices declined
The selling was less urgent early IN the
day and the market rallied. the early loss
Eeing all regained- The close vas tirrH
With July i.d,.c higher. az SIS. after
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The closing of the Kansas City stock
yards has had the effect Of increasing hog
receipts at several other markets.
Y =. Martin Of Moab, Utah, was a Wis
itor at the yards yesterday. Mr.. Martin
says that grass on the range in Utah is
fine this year and cattle and sheep are do
ing finely.
W. E Clark Of Sawyer was at the yards
yesterday with a car Of hogs. He viii re-
main and attend the grain dealers and
milers meeting today.
Following are the shippers who con-
signed the hogs sold on the market yes
to-day:
John Ternes. Garden Plain: E ID. Ker-
ley. Peck: Hugh Johnston. Braman, O.
T.. n. A. Schmidt. Goddard. J. l.. Wanda
neer Hackney; Clark & Fowler. Conway
Springs; Beebe X Pontius. Idall; l.. =.
Baird. Anness: Smith & Buckin, Cairo.
" 7 Pack, Mound Ridge; Ernest Lemon.
Waki.a. .. t; Fowler & Clark, Sawyer;
& r. Blake. Haven; A. Hufbauer. Null
vane. -Stayton & Martin. Mayfield; Duna-
way 4 Son. Tonkawa, o t; Nolan Bros,
Lamont q. T.
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I Open High. Low. T'day p
CASH Quotations.

cash quotations were as follows:
F1our-Quiet but firm ;
What-%o spring 7SdTec, No. : ftTlsc
No. red 75ita7sc-
Corn-No. sac: No. yellow 50
Oats-No = s7-.c. No ; white S7aSa4c-
Rye-No 90. aelc-
Barley-Good feding 12E=sl<c; fair 70
choice mailing 5oQ64c
FlaIseed-No. in.n; No. northwest
ern 81 I2-z
Timothy seed-PriTne g .
Provisions--Mess pork per bbi-. Sil-es1
i IN. lard. per lC. lbs. - Sos =. short
nib sides Gose, - se7s -. dry sslted Shout
ders Ooc.eol s. ss1s -I2iz. short clear sides
boxed ~ sst-Gs-
Whiskey-BAs.s Of high wines 3 -
Clov~r-Coutrzct grade 81 -5@r1l =.
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HOG MARKET
WAS STEADY
Receipts Still Hold Up but De-
mand Is Good.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Supply Was Lightest for
Several Days I
TOP PRICE WAS S5.55

Hog receipts were somewhat larger
than expected yesterday. Chicago opened
higher, but the advance was lost and bv
the time the buyers got to work the mar
ket was steady. The top price was five
cents above that of the previous day, but
that was due to better hogs. The receipts
yesterday, with the followers. made the
supply around $3.50 Of which Cudahy
bought 1.4Ss; Morrell S., and three car
loads were held over.
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New York. June 11.-Buyers in dry goods
have not been particularly active being
baked in their efforts 10 purchase by gen
orally higher prices at which sellers are
independent Mills are closing in increas-
ed numbers and the curtailment Of pro-
duction is beginning to have its effects in
causing sellers TO take no orders on whiSh
they are not covered.