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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-07-04

The New Orleans Excursion
Club will give their annual excur-
sion from New Orleans to Calves
ton, Texas, and return. The ex-
cursion will pass Franklin about
II o'clock on Monday, July Goth,
and will leave Galveston, Texas.
On Saturday, July 25th, at Z: 80 a.
-. The fare for the round trip
nom franklin will be $500. This
10 . good chance for our citizens
20 take q weeks outing at a very
littie cost. Rooms and board in
0aiveston can be secured at very
reasonable rates, and the surf
bathing is the finest in the world
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-07-04

The Franklin ball team which was
organized the past week is composed
Of good players, and we feel that it
is bound 20 succeed under the man.
agement. Mr.. Chas. Lauye is
manager, DR.. j. B. Harvey treas
urer, and J. G. Waldo official umpire
The team will play Baldwin to-mor-
row. Turn out and help the bows.
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| Moved by Mr.. Bigler, duly Sec
onded and carried, that the above
report be accepted aid placed or
file, and that the City Attorney
be ordered to take proper lega
steps to collect the deficiency Of
the late Marshal johnson as
shown by finance committees re-
| port.
The following ordinance was in
troduced by Mr.. Peterman, on
motion by himself duly seconded,
same was unanimously adopted,
viz:
An ordinance to provide for the
manner of collecting the tax
es and the monies due the
town of Franklin.
Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Councilmen of the Town of
Franklin, Parish of St. Mary,
State of Louisiana:
SECTION One: That, whereas the
charter of the town of Franklin,
the same being Act 80 of the Acts
of the General Assembly of LOU
isiana for the year 1876, directs
that the Mayor and Councilmen
shall provide, by ordinance, for
the manner of collecting and &C
counting for the taxes due the
town of Franklin, and whereas,
there are also other monies from
other sources, from time to time,
due the said town, it is,
Therefore, ordained that there
shall hereafter be and provision
is hereby made for the Office OF
Deputy Constable and Tax Col
lector.
SEC. Two: Be it further or
dained, etc. That thel said officer
alone have power, and authority
to collect all taxes and other
monies due the town of Franklin,
and for the faithful performance
of his duties in said capacity, and
accounting for all monies so col
lected by him, he shall give bond
with good and solvent security in
the sum of one thousand dollars,
payable to the Mayor and Coun.
cilmen of said town, and, that in
case of legal process being neces-
sary at any time, to enforce the
collection of taxes due the town,
the said Deputy Constable and
Tax Collector shall proceed in the
same manner as the Sheriffs of
the different Parishes of the State
OF Louisiana are, by law, COLI
PEELED to proceed to enforce the
collections of taxes from delin-
quent tax debtors, as the law
presently is or may hereafter be
changed or modified by the law
making power of said State.
SEC. THREE: Be it further or
dained etc., That all ordinances
Or parts of ordinances in conflict |
with the provisions of this ordi-
Dance be and the same are hereby |
and that this ordinance |
shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Approved July 2, A. D., 1908.
JOHN G. LEWIS, Mayor.
Town of Franklin, st. Mary Par
ish, La.
On motion of Mr.. Bigler, duly
Mr.. Henry j. Delahous-
save was unanimously elected |
deputy constable and tax collector.
There being no further business
he Council on motion, adjourned.
j. G. LEWIS, Mayor.
G. LAUvE, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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FOR SALE.

Fine graded Belgian Hares at
reasonable prices. For particu-
lars apply to n. j. WOOSTER,
6-13-'03. Centreville, La.
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WEEKLY.

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1908.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-07-04
JURY VENIRE.

List CT Grand Jurors, selected by the Jury
Commissioners of the Parish of St. Mary,
Louisiana, in obedience to an order issued by
his honor, A. G. Alien, Judge of the 23rd Jul
dicial District, State of Louisiana, to serve
for the period of six months, commencing
July goth, 1903; and in accordance with Act
l35 of the General Assembly of the State of
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the town.
The finance committee submit
ted the following, their final re-
port:
Franklin, La, July 2, 1908.
To the Ms yor and Council of the
Towr of Fra kiln. La.
We nave exa- ined the books Of
the Town of Franklin, from date
of re. or. of May II, 1908, to June
10, 1908, and beg to submit you
the following report:
To uncol. taxes for 1902 per last
report S345 50
TO uncol taxes for 1901 per
last report II SO
To uncol taxes for 1900 per
last report 50 10
To licenses for 1903 per
last report 80 so
To uncol E. L. bills per
last report % %
To uncol ". w. bills per
last report 4 so
To cash in hands of Mar
shall as per last report 81 90
To amt not accounted for
as per last report 25S IS
To Electric Light bills for
May 1874 43
To Water-works bills for
May 26 81 |
To Licenses issued since
last report 7 so
To fines collected since last
report 10 90
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

3rd ] ls.ice Court, Parish of st. Mary.
C.. W. Coleman vs.. Camille Garrett.
No 800
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-07-04

No man or woman in the state will
hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. after once
trying them. They always produce a
pleasant movement Of the bowels, inn
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion.
For sale by A. j. De.a houssaye, Frank
IN, L. C.. BOrah, Baldwin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-07-04

The killing of Mr.. Lazare Levy at
Cote Blanche last Monday morning
BY MIR Ben. r. johnson was a shock
20 Ills many friends here. Mr.. Levy
was one Of st. Mary's
most prominent planters and mer-
chants, and we'll and favorably
known throughout the parish. Mr..
johnson and his son, and John Gil
more are now in Jail awaiting the
action of the Grand Jury which con
ye1es on the Goth inst.
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l, Wilbur H. Kramer, Clerk of the 23rd
Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana,
and ex-officio a Jury Commissioner of
said Parish, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing list Of names is true
and correct list of the Grand Jurors. Sc
lected by the Jury Commissioners on the
10th day of June, 1903, in obedience to
an order issued by the Hon. A.
G. Allen, Judgeof the 23rd Judicial
District Court, State of Louisiana,
for the period of six months, COM
mencing July goth, 1908. all being
done in accordance with Act 135
of the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana, approved July 18th,
1898.
In evidence whereof, witness my official
signature and seal of said Court this 18th
day of June, 1908. at Franklin, La.
WILBUR H. KRAMER
Clerk and EX -Otiicio Jury Comm iss Toner
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Inc Republic quotations for lots in fist
oIsfis 3Jf Esfhffs h,shte per ssa ar m
CANTALoUPEs - Florida from s1aIso PER
isfi seH sa GRAFT, at
K ;lgT sfE fSnne Arkansas red a,
red dt a, sIJ -! tray ana BLACK a, 5,esitI
basket crate at 75c for small and ordinary to q
CHERRIES-Home grown at I5caN per s-sal.
sShisfnse isr # rfoNn y q. s e
AfPLES!Ben Davis at $50 per Dbl. for Nc.
at and at se S sHs Esf ppP IN
6tsgis If 5ss hs Pss 49, a per box
is at ssoase Mediterianean sweets S s's at $50
PLtMsSsoashsrn si Bo,an BASKET crate 55cau:
red June at sl25gl. 50 per s.basket crate; common
b al + box ahf sG Ss0 at 81 esa case
r shSss a5d as f12 fsn on 0aSs IF $40
orders at a:iya5 a box; California on orders at
BANANAs-sia2 a bunch on orders
SoCOANuT;Gs;sZ2 per mi goo L trk- and In job
PfNEAPPLEs-Florida at sea2.1o per crate and
Cuban a. stl , e per sEa,e MI, ,o,
PEE fss m isF 5fyb AsR sale at 500
Potatoes white SKID. on ,rk at
9ocGsl for fair and choice TO fancy Burbank and
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING in SKIS. del. a1
81 2SG1.so per blu. Some sellers holding for higher
prices.
IS sound from storage inSsmali
New oSloNs"choioe New Orleans a, sl.soa
LIS per lis-bu. SKIS.
NEW CABBAGE-slow. Quot. Mississippi az
S9Q2.50 per crate according to condition Home
grown now supplying bulk Of trade at Soc Dbl.
CUcUMBERs-Plentiful. Quote New Orleans
from sl.51a2.25 per Dbl. for sound. culls less:
Alabama crates at soa i5c. Home grown at scn4eo
ToMAToES-Steady. Quote Florida IS at 1ie0
81 for culls: Sl5od1 40 for choice to s. for fancy
sound Texas q. 4; choice at slflsi up to a-%;
REETS-ouote new homegrown at eoHSoc per
doz. punches.
LETTUCE grown at 15as5c per bu. box.
cARRoTS-New home grown at 15qeoc per doe
punches.
sPINACH-Home-s grown at loc per bu. box.
RHCBARB-Home grown at 15c per doz.
GREEN PEAS-Home- Sid1.25 per bu.
GuMBo- .sOgs.75 per s-basket crate for choice
CAULIFLowER-sal.2 per bu box for choice
and poor at 40950c On orders higher.
MUSTARD GREENS-Home-grown Ice per bus
loose.
TURNIPs-New homegrown at loal5c per dox.
punches. or Aqy0c bu- box.
a, . IL 3" per P'ss s-sallou
HoRsERADIsH-s 5Oas.so per bbl On orders
higher
RADIsHEs-Home- grown az 5aioc per doz.
STRING BEANS-Choice fresh round green at
l-3:bu, fla, 5odsoc and green s5d75c.
kOHLRABI-lSnepc per doz. punches
SQCASH-s1 per bu. box and Sc per Dbl.
observation-disclosures grown at i0Q90c per doz.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10
TRANSIT COMPANY GAINS
ON BOND GUARANTEE NEWS.
CENTRAL COAL AND COKE Is
WELL SUPPORTED.
List Generally Showed Improve,
ment and Trading Was
Fairly Active.

There was more activity on the St Louis
Stock Exchange Yesterday morning than
has been the case for several days. Bidding
was quite lively and over 600 shares of stock
and 5000 of bonds exchanged hands Prices
Were generally little higher than at the
c.ose of Monday.
The unanimous sanction by the United Rail-
way stockholders of the proposition to guar
antee the new bond issue of the Transit
Company caused an advance in the shares
of the latter company. One block was sold
at 500 l2ie and there a good demand for
the stock at the close.
Central Coal aud Coke was in good de-
mand One hundred shares were taken at
$3.50 and considerable more could have been
sold at fraction less. weak point was
Bcatmans Bank which sold points under
Mondays price. There appeared TO be bug
ers for Germania Trust. but none of the
stock was offered under $2i5.
Mississippi Valley Trust, which lead the
list Monday was unchanged. 4 small lot
was taken at S429. There was an active de-
n:and for Missouri Trust. which was held
rather firmly. One sale was recorded at $l2I.
United Railway is were weaker, $1,000 SELL
ing at Ssi.3712.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

Mds live large in 4se small prime ss' grade De
d. Sc IN s% saI. and 6 in large ss5s
SS sfss !s 10 per cent ,a Sis and e
Sc wing end tan mixed isc wing, tail and point
RooTseoncte per Is 10: Ginseng 50. 5os4: lady
slipper Sc: seneca CSC: pink l4c: golden seal &c:
MAY angelica ssRs :n1ss @ Sas Of
Sc SaTs e tree rs; blood ss blue nag &C.
and Thoroughly dried before sending them S" to
sHEEp PE5TsaFan xg9l ,sl,. 75sss: shear
,I nesk SKINS; , Erca9nste s h: Prime
BEEswAN-Weak at soc per h. for prime.
st .>r I.,.,. -. s--T-p Nominal at 81 per
CASTOR BEANs-At sl.s5 per bu.: smaller lots
LTNsEEp oILIQuotable at A2c per gal for
CASTOR or.--Lots of 30 gals. at CSC per ib.
sAuERRRAuT11Du quote in a tobbins way
Soc On orders dealers charge M.o for IS and
4.e; summer white &c; yellow iic: salad 4se:
comb s ss 'c to re- strained and
foTaIs and i COLORADO held 6sSeS IN cans can
HoPs-New York at 25asfc; Western 25a2sc:
Safe. Side medium a. Soc: graduated sec
per 6 DBL; &c ,, more per Dbl this i side Il
$40: Is SKIS. whIppoorwill mixed at si:ss 10 sk..
clay at $50: SKIS. at ;i.si: SKIS. whippoorw:ll
BEANS AND PEAs,9go'e from store: Dried
sS ssceys f 5 pink & 4 & Per
s NeW wh 9S, kS9ey @ hama &
at KR 6is s!s &c per afSS'fs s
gasoline 81: vinegar &c: black oil Soc: iinseed.
light 81 and ND. vaSSish is sugar lss whisky
pickle 4oasoe salt &C. Hour loc moIasss, 2oc; lard
Moss.Grsy mixed 1i.aIsc: gray, brown and
s sssk 2 GiAss s XXX at sass MN *
BRoM fsGs fNSea es I 1ssk o, &C.
ton: Fair ;s5asoc: common ;io3aoc; choice at is5
RAGS. ETc.-Per 100 lbs; Country rags at soa
,BoNEs-ChoIce bleaehed at SIS per ton: other
kings from f. n. SO LOTT, to sn .,
ii fo Ta' eo f on cob a. sOce per Il,
scRAf IRON AND METALNPsr ise ibr.
s MsP1. 5 &C. &c. 5alns So .s
brass IS: heavy brass 500 copper SO; zinc I:
were at &c for small and nc for good average:
Ws 5s;h; Ese.aeis :s seEp-ouotab, a, m
pkfEb FRGIrrs-ouo,e: Eyapora.ed apple. a,
Ike do. waste at IL qIl.c: sun-dried quarters III
&c to &c per Ih.-iatter for choice bright. SUN
dried peaches nominal.
! MAPLE .sCGAF AND sIRI:P.Nev' sugar at
&;RASS SEEDS-Miet is in Cen;srd and ii-m.
dealers asking high S2lf2.25: but no great
call for anything else. Hungarian would prob
ably bring ms to sis0 and timothy 81 to g. 81.
COOPERAGE-Quote on orders for prompt de-
ivery Lard si.s5 for wood and 81. 80 for
iron bound: pork bbls- 81 for wood bound and
s.. 10 for iron bound: cleo ties HZi.. Slack work
= Round-h hoop -four bbs. SIC: fat-noop 40 :r
half hbls. sc: meal bbs. 3oc: produce or ansss
bhlS. S1c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10

Country Bacon-we quote: sides at DC
Country Lard-Prine in good pkgS. AT &C.
TalIow-Prime country ;T5l.c and No. . a; -,
tcake out of season.: packers choice 51s1fJ-. -.
Oleo-Stearine-Steady at Size.
Grease-Country brown 3'sc: yellow 4Is,. and
white 4s.c. Packers stOck-BrOwn at A.. aii-c
yellow at ii-d4asc: white at 5t.Tsi.c.
Frog Legs-Large tl.25; medium at soc: small
at &c.
VeaIs-Quote choice SIG per ID. heavy a; =:
heretics. thin and rough large at 3isc per To-
Sheep Size: thin ewes and bucks sI-c per
Ib.: fall lambs al 5d5tzc: spring lambs at lTs,
per ID. dressed calves at 6i-c per h.
Beef-On orders: Bbld.-fiate and Fulton Ma
ket and roll at $I1.50: mess 81; dried sets
I2isc: knuckles ac: outside l0i.I1lc.
Live Poultry-Chickens: Hens per ID. 10izc: cd
and shaggy young ROSTERS sc: spring chickens
average, lsc: spring ducks. 2iz lbs. average re-
spring geese ilaI2c TURKEYS SC; Ducks e.
pigeons and squads. per doz.. SIS.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys HAZE. Chickens
Hens I0isc; spring chickens at 2Jc: ROSTERS &C.
Ducks lie. FOREGOING figures are for choice only.
Fresh Fish-Weaker. owing 10 lack Ok outward
movement: supply ample for local needs. quote
per III Black at l2i-c: Crappie &c for snail
to Sc for large: dressed -: spoonbi.l
Ike: bulIheads-dressed Sc. and gross 4c: buffalo
gross Be- dressed He. German carp-Drss. ed
&c. gross 2i-c: sunfsh &c: white perch 2i.c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10

drop to So up to 90 again: and with final sales
preferred sold from 42zs up to 43N on sales of l..
Railroad second preferred sold at 27i. 400 shares
Of Seaboard common sold at 22q22i.. and the
preferred sold at 3S1s for 100 shares. Lackawanna
full paid steel bonds sold at 9is for 1900: s30Op
combination Rubber and Betting SIS sold at l00l..
Greene sold at 9D5. and 9ian 1906 for 500 shares
and 100 shares of Tennessee Copper at 2,a. a2SI2.
st. Louis Money Market.
Business mainly OF routine character at the
local banks and only of moderate volume at best.
Demand for loans very good with discount rates
steady between and per cent.
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Foreign Exchange.

KFPJ BIC SPECIAL.
New York June 9-The foreign exchange mar
kct ruled throughout the day at 4s.2.. The no
stion of the market unchanged from yes
terday. II closed quiet.
Rates for actual business closed as follows:
Sixty days 4.S5: demand 1873. cables 4Ssi..
Commercial bills isid4s5is The supply OF
grain and cotton bills was scarce.
Continental bills We're quoted as follows:
Francs 5.lsis. less LIS. and 5.l5ss. less LIS:
reicEsmarks 9iT, and - 5-i6; guiliers 10 ard
~ ;-ieHtHi,.
Following are the posted rates of the leading
drawers OF foreign exchange:
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Sales 81 bales.
New Orleans-Spot market firm: middlinss
Il 5-l6c. Sales 200 bales.
Memphis-SpOt market steady: middlngs He
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 10 bales.
New orleans. l.l2i bales
Mobile. bales
Savannah. siS bales
Charleston ! bale.
Norfolk. l6p bales.
Houston. 20s bales
Memphis. 2l9 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for four
days were 5..E bales. against I.l29 bales a
week ago. and lN,9li bales a year ago. Exports
a,62I bales against 1i.33S bales year ago.
stocks, PCS 6SS bales. against S9l.o9i.
St. Louis warehouse statement:
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Mining stock. in New York.
ipc sto,ks to-day 1sara ne frIlnws. va "iih-
sAsked.
New York Curb Market.

Z.
New York, June Grading on the curb was
fairly active to-day. but the movements OF prices
prices generally showed declines from /. 10
per cent. but Subsequently there were fractional
recoveries throughout the list in sympathy with
the Improvement in the general market. Total
transactions were 5000 shares.
Northern Securities was an active issue on the
curb to-day making n new low record 1t sold
from 20 down to SsA back to 20. making point
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Chicago stock Market.
st. Louis Curb Market.

,,i,s 1"%,-,r, In - calls 10 10 ~ imIy
wheat RISE bid calls. Isle TO 5gI.c bid. Corn
higher. July. i.i;c bid and Sept. 46isc bid. Oats
higher. Sept. 3Si-c bid.
MiIwaukee-Sept. wheat puts. 7c'.c: calls. 73i.c.
Sept. puts. i6Isc: calls. 4Issc.
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STOCKS OF GRAIN IN STORE.
st. Louis Future Prices.
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Receipts two SKIS. and 1 car local
and | through. The few cars in sold
switched at ,si.c tpt No. red and 15c FOR ordin-
ary No. red. SKID on the leNse. ;oll at 75c.
CORN-Receipts Go :ks. and ears io,al and l
car through. Sales W. side at sic for No .
local and No. destination and at sc for No. 3
white local.
through Local feeders. 49G50c for No. white
f. side. Car lots on f. side trks where out OF
water. but cannot be moved. sold at lsc for No.
white.
RYE-Entircly nominal at. say SIC loaded from
f. side elevators for No . Ii couldn't be
FLANSEED-No sales offerings Bids OF
Sl.0S spot. and sl.06 to arrive promptly.
FLOURISH winter iOur-Patents 50. 60d3. 20 (:
stra,shts SSi5a3SS; extra fancy g. 3edi3: 40: low
iutes-Patents s3.3S for hrsts to $3.50 for extra
fancy: straights Sc lOG3.25: clears S2.5ol2 20.
Foregoing prices for lots from hands, trk or nj
depot this side. Orders higher.
RYE FLOUR-In a 1obb,ng way Mt s.. 90 in iute
SKIS. and $50 in wood for new. Mixed and In
CoRNMEAL. ETC.-F o. b.: City meal at
10: ertts hominy and pearl meal at 81
BRAN-On basis f. irk. bran now quotablc
at SIC in large and sIds5c' in small skis mixed
at mill bran jobs at S'd9oc and middlings at
sjcasI.
HAY-Received 10 tons local: shipped 80 tons.
Market duotably as follows: Timothy sei.50sf25
for choice s23d2i for No. /. sisa.o for No. 9.
Clover not wanted and nominaly sl5al6 for No.
l. sHdi4.50 for No. 2. Prairie. sI4 for No l. ST.
for No .. sl0Gl1 for lower grades.
STRAW-Wheat and oat on trk.. $3.50: rye, 81
LEAD AND SPELTER-Lead sold at Al...Q
As. spe.ter at s5.50d5.60.
WHISkY-Steady ut 81 GO.
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as lbs and over lie: do. fallen at l4c: all
stock under Is lbs. Al I2isc: native and Arkansas
No at lie: No. ct 12c: dry-salted at 11al2c
for light to heavy: selection-So. 1 at 1lt.p
ieisc No. 1okG1lisc: green-salted round at TIC:
on selection at SIC for No. and Tic for No.
less culls Be-. Horse hides at 81. 10 for No. 2 and
Se75 for No green: ponies. colts and blues, 81,
and 75c for dry Wet stock should be well sailed
and the dry poisoned before being shipped to
market.
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St Louis June 9.-The following shows the
op.,inr highest lowest and closing quotations
op m. New York STOCK Exchange To-Day. Cor
r.ct,d aaiiy Tor The Republic by Francis.
Rro A. Co ponds and stocks. NJ. ia NORM
Fourth street. -,.z.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10
BY Telegraph.

New York June Spot cotton closed quiet
81 points higher: middiing upands le-iOc: mid
ding Gulf 12.e5c; sales SIS bales. Futures closed
irregular and unsettled; June l.: l2c; July L.. l5c;
Dec ssSS JAM ssc FEB ssiS The feS market
points under rmer cables and continued s 9a
of July shorts 1t was one of the most nervous
July sold rs at fs VIZ Went II Sc. Use. ' them
Jumped TO ll92c and sold at lls5c. with later
Dec, at s6oc. The receipts for the day were
The cotton belt. and Liverpool which first sent
disappointing response to our advance on the
strength. Notwithstanding this. after the cali
there was tremendous realizing. and July de-
oct. 10 g.ioc. Then the strength in New orleans
attracted attention again. and orders began TO
by longs had about run It's course. Shorts be-
gan to cover, and by. midday prices were ne, 5
port OF the Weather Bureau was received and
trading became the widest OF the session and
up to l2iic. Aug, to l1.57c: Sept to 0s6c the
to 50 points over the sensational advance of yes
terday. Throughout the entire afternoon there
and exSitement and While there wa a osea
sonai narrow recession the market continued its
ll.slc. Sept a, 1850 and Oct. at ss0c. At this
eSsns h Of & i t, to q
lowest level OF Yesterday. Such. profits as this
naturally attracted heavy realizing. and active
months broke sharply. the market closing irreg-
ular and unsettled net to IS points higher
July was finally quoted at .i5c Aug at ii 65c
and and Oct at ss9c: The New Orleans market. on
the contrary, closed at about the best point OF
the, session. with July quoted at 1850. Liver
pool closed net 1ii9al5is points higher the old
crop and 51S points higher on the new Spot
cotton in New York was. advanced so points to
l:fc. with sales of is bales reported to spin
ners. Totals sales futures 5000 bales. estimated
Liverpool. June s-Cotton.Spot in limited de
mand prices Is points higher. American mid
ding fair, i.o2d;; good middling ss2d; middlns
Sod; low middlinc std: good ordinary SGD:
ordinary 6g2d The sales OF the day, were 5000
port and included 400 American. Receipts Leo,
bales including 200 American Futures opened
and closed firm. American mddling e. o. e.:
June 642as. tsd: June and July s;sias.ssd July
and Aug 6.S3i: Aug. and Sept. 61Ia6. lsd: Sept.
and Oct. ss5d Oct. and Nov. 5.3od5. SD: Nov.
and Dec. 5.lSu5 l9d: Dec and jan 5l6d; Jan.
and Feb. 5.lSd: Feb. and March 5.l5d
New orleans La. June Cotton futures firm:
June L. 2oc bill: July 135Oc bid: Aug. Il 9salSc:
Sept u saaio9 &c: oct. sISgs. &c: Nov. sea
finn: sales 2.2ll. Or nary l3-l6c: good ordinary
10 Site; !" miiG!lg II ,-lGc: mddling l. 5-l6r.
good midGHug L. l3-l6c: middling fair l3isc nom
ilal. Receipts LEA: stock I2.33l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10

STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Boston. Mass. June 9.-Cosing quotations on
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares to-day
were follows:
MONEY.
Call loans 3d+ per cent time loans 435 per
cent
BONDS.