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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23
STUNNING. NAMES
Greeks With Peculiar Applications
Register at The Westcott.

Much attention was given the
names of several Greeks who were at
the Westcott Hotel yesterday, owing
to the popularity of the spelling.
The Greeks were visiting A. Kutchie
of this city. They were J. J. Rou-
meliate, Peter Georgeopaules, Jemes
Zorrapanete, and Peter Papadakon,
of Terre Haute and J. Conntakon
and wife, of Springfield
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23
HARLEY WATT
Confined from Page IL

es Wolfe struck at Watt with this
weapon but Watt warded off the
blow with piece of iron and then
assumed the offensive with another
jab to the jaw which was followed
up by chnch and heavy fall by
both parties. The force of the fab
broke Wolfe's collar bone. Watt en-
tered plea of guilty but owing to
the many extenuating circumstances
Judge Converse let him off with a
light fne-$1 and costs. Watt is very
popular with his fellow employees and
the money to pay his fine was quick
ly raised among those who were
present.
The Second Battle.
Immediately after this case had
been heard Harley Watt appeared as
the prosecuting witness in another
assault and battery case. Vincent
Simpson was arraigned to answer
that charge. Sunday evening while
Watt was walking east on North E
street to his home on North Twenty
First street, he was accosted by Vim
cent Simpson at the corner of Eigh-
teenth and E streets. Simpson ac-
cused Watt of allowing his children
to come over to the Simpson home
and there make themselves general
nuisances.
The two men continued to walk
east arguing the case pro and con
until they reached large bill board
at the corner of Nineteenth and E
streets where Simpson hit Watt
terrific blow with his fist just above
the left temple.
Watt was staggered by the blow
but before another came in contact
with his person he took to his heels
and sprinted for home and family,
being followed nearly to his doni-
cile by the irate Mr.. Simpson. Simp-
sons defense was that he did not
care to go and tell his troubles to
the police like Watt had and as he
had reached the limit of his patience
with Watts children he took the
method described in righting his
wrongs. Simpson was assessed ST.
and costs.
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23
A 'POSSUM SUPPER
Will be Given by Secretary Myrick
at Installation Of Royal Ar
canum Officers.

Secretary B. B. Myrick, Jr-, of the
Royal Arcanum will give a possum
supper at the lodge rooms at the
next regular meeting, the first Fri
day in February, which is the occa-
sion of the installation of officers.
The "spread' will be a great affair
and all members of the Royal Area
mum are anticipating a good time.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23

If you enjoy mullins and waff1es,
try Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour and
you will be delighted with the re-
suits.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23

No chance for disappointment if
you serve Mrs. Austin's Pancakes.
All grocers sell it. 81
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23

CASH BEALL, KIBBEY b CO.,
LOEHR & KLUTE, WIDUP &
THOMPSON AND THE BIG
STORE HANDLE THE RICH
MOND HAT.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-23

Invocation-Rev. w. d. Trout.
"The Need of Better Blood in
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

TBy Telegraph TO The Tr1bunsl
Chicago June I3-wheat to-day turned against
the bulIs and closed 1Isc II did yester-
dav II was weak. because OF the initial carload
from the new crop having been received at 81
Louis and advfces from the Southwest that CUT
ting was general over a large area. with salts
factory results Corn was strong for an hour. and
after that weak Corn and wheat were sold heavily
bv the largest shorts. Oats were also for sale IN
large quantities by satisfied longs. especially
for September. The latter future unchanged
at the Close and July was Sc 70 1ac higher Pro-
visions were little lower. owing 10 the action OF
the wheat market and the Hberality OF the oc
hogs.
Cold weather and higher prices in Liverpool at
the opening OF the local wheat market se- op-
orators here bidding for the scanty offerings at
from lac to 3@c yesterdays closing figures
The strong opening led bulls avail themselves
of the opportunity 70 take profits their lines
but offerings exceeded the demand. and prices
weakened Local receipts were cars, with cars
estimated for tomorrow. July wheat sold down 20
S7sc 10 SIC and closed at &c. September wheat
sold as low s2asc 70 sac. and closed al s2s.c.
Trade in the corn market active and large IN
volume. The cold and dry weather being bad for
the growing crops was a strong bull argument. The
advance at the opening trimmed down later.
and following a reaction. prices weakened az the
close Local receipts were $50 cars. with S7s cars
estimated for tomorrow.
closed CT 52>sc September closed az 52Asc 52&.c
mere vas LiISe any aSIl'e tIaalhS ~ ceis with
decline in wheat and corn. oaLs continued strong
los 1913 cars win I2s cars estimated for gs SoIaorTe TSSe
Shipments hence We're 100000 bushels. July oats
unchanged Sample market was Up from 1c to lac
PROVISIONS recovered from their daily weakness
and held steady at last nights closing level Pack
sod from SIS S. OF 10 .s 3 ana re1ced 10 UR Re Pgk faT
mer price July lard sold from $ s2's up . s. 50
50 s7l3 70 50 90 on % ss So ' - =
rds 80
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June l3, 1905
Guiding ~ cars siAughterers 1 the aSrke,
making with a ar held yesterday, AZ on sale
OF which 80 Jersey City and 8 Goth yards
Prime were rated steady nr1n
slow TO IOc lower; bulls dull but lower:
slow and bologna COVE than on Monday and
very few wanted any price. The yards finally
cleared Medium choice native steers sold 81 f5g
SIS h. including Is OF Kentucky stilers
S5Q$5 IS Four OF extra prime meal fed
shorthorrs with Il Herefords. o Ohio
brought Sc Bulls sold s3&si ..
81 50JS4 %: one extra Swiss COW at 81 %
quiet unchanged prices Liverpool and
steady for live cattle and refrigerator beef
Shipments day 1850 quarters OF beef the Majestic
Liverpool. the Consueo will take our 100
cattle, unoadsd at Hull shipped by sohwarzschid
4 Sul1berger
sales-McPherson 48 extra prime fed Pennzyl-
yhnA Iiss 10 at 50 100 b is DO l+o5
Sc kentucky 1928 ID. at IS S5; IS do
lS48 lb at S. IS; ss do 1887 p at 50 = 20 cows il43
8 g. g. g. So a" do 1000 i' at " swiss do '00 ID ut
Kerns Commission Company 10 Indiana steers 1887 10.
80; Kentucky sters l24e H. at s. o5; "a Do.
1921 ID IS as - do 1897 ID at 81 4O is DO lleI ID
s. o. 20 DO I'd l2qs n a; g s M 22 q sai lSe S n
1000 lb IS 2s Pennsylvania 1910 lo At
s. 75 bulls 1850 10. at IS 90 do l0TI H. at 50 oo
cow lioO 10 8. o0; DO $50 ID at g .o DO g. ID
do, IT'S ID. 81 35 do. T3o H. at 81 S -
Newton stable fed Pennsylvana steers. 1S4s
H. IS %; 10 1877 H. at IS 70; II DO lseS H. at
Sc as 10 do 1859 ID. az s. % cows $50 III at So
Sherman Culver; II stable FED Psnnn'ysvsnis stsers
a s. Rs.
] shamberg & Son Is Ohio steers 1923 ID at 90; ls
do 1927 no. at IS IS; do. 1850 Ii. at S. do 1850 h.
Iobn shannon: 10 Kentucky 1928 10 at sc 20
J. b. Gibson Il Cot ls Indiana steers 1888 10 a,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 1s-CATTLE-Receipts Is. 900 head
for best strong lee higher others steady:
common prime steers, &4gss 10; cows. s3Qy4 so:
heifers. .f75qs5; bulls 50 325gS4 "a calves. ssgs7:
stOckers and feeders 90 75gf475. HOGsERscsipts
3s. 900 head. market 81 d10c lower; choice prime
heavy, Ss 604e s5: medium 20 good heavy Sc 81 y q
SIN butcher weights 50 IS q IS so; good choice
sHEEP-Reoeipts. $4,000 head market steady:
sheep 8. 5oGss 25 yearlings. ass 50
shorn lambs. IS a5G 81 20
CINCINNATI June iS-HOGs easy; light active; butch
shippers. 50 so: common. So 4oa Sc 40 CAT
TIE steady and quiet; fair 70 good shippers 81 25
common, s2Q&2 70. SHEEP steady, 50 50GS5. LAMBS
steady. SIS IS.
hrm: prime steers. IS 50Qs5 So; shipping. s4Qs5
active and 25c higher: 81 10 s. 25- HOGS
Receipts 2.soo head: market slow and a lower;
heavy, mixed Yo-ksrs. So IS Sc 90: pigs rs a
roughs IS s5 q Sc: dairies Sc so s6 10 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Reoeiprs 1000 head; market active:
lambs and wethers 15o higher: lambs. So 5OGS7 IS
yearlings ssGf6 rs; wethers. ssgs s0 ewes IS 20 q
s. SO; sheep mixed. ,3qss.
including 500 southerns Market steady strong
IS 25at5 TO- good s49s5 IS Western
s. 50GS5 Western steers 50 5Oax5 Is
and feeders 81 T5S4 so; Southern steers $50
81 rs: Southern 81 2513 70; native 50 25G
s. S5 native heifers $685. bulls So 509Si
1ss IS. HOGS-Receipts. le0 head. Market steady
top So So bulk OF sales s6 e56 40 heavy SO 4Oas6
packers. SO sogse 40; piss and lights s. 5oese s2A
lambs s. 1887 So fed sheep and yearlngs. $3.50
IS SGse 8: gOats 50 25GssT5 stookers and feeders
csf135
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June 1a. 1906
BEANS AND PEAsouet trading in marrow AN and ,5a1. me
is effort TO establish an adya9Ge nc so OK 20 o
y Gs'S5 Of red Kidney s. o2 ass o5 more
dent however. VIII not shade the latter price CAL
marrow per bush So fair to go9a & g oegs2 t So
ebooe h so fair 70 good 81 45gs 5 red
saqss fair good g 75g$2 % & white kidney choice
Si 5oaSi 50 lima California So o0 PEAS green Scotch
substantially the same as reported yesterdsy and The
occasional long ne aes Of high e scoring . S6fs 6SsT
6fsGhas oeng ana disposition to freely possible
range OF our quotations NeW York STATE dairy ] Scsg
stock Renovated and fancy marks jobhing as
25o Nereantle Exchange official guoaton extras 29e1
1S & hrSs state Say tubs fresh fancy fsc do nsts i7
ls.c DO seconds. 16allc; do thirds l4glSs western
waited l7o do rsts l5ql6e do seconds l8aI4o do
DO thirds l2sl5e &C. packing STOCK No l'0 do
choe. continue fairly liberal eonsderabe proper
The tone s easy 9nS rom m poers fos ge cheese has
side having curteied orders Skins plentiful and SLOW
quote New full cream large fancy 1ote do fair
9 Sf9Sc; 90 inferior ~ qsAc half skins best. ~
Common HU pA 4q4fio: 90 fun skins. q.
DGGs-Reoeipts today. 9o5C2 cases. Arrivals have
is none too active In fact grades receivers
,fna,is
somewhat less nrn though the range OF
pr1ce is material change We quote: State
Pennsylvania nearby selected white fancy, 22c; do
extra rsts l7a1si4c; Western extra nrsts 1s41sfc
do nrsts lie; DO seconds I6Ql6isc; do thirds 154l5c
Kentucky l4k@l6c drties. he checks l04l2tsc
FTiT~ lIE,I)9There Is little activity
rlss althOgh some sales have been made the low
sne now ruling for both November and December de
goods moving out OF store IN Job lots
"a. ra,,gss Groted Small California unchanged
W. onofe APPLES evaporated fancy per n. 1IA912c
ctoice l1ILMllhc; do prime lie chops. 100 70
e. alas2 30 do and skins. S2aS2 -; CHERRIES
T4d1Sc: HUCKL.EBERRIES. 10412c; RASPDElt-
TFS ans PEACHES. unpeeled log l2c: peeled. lsg
aar- TRIJNElS California, 7q7Hsc do oregon, 7<c.
FREsSH-Apples steady under light offerings
No important arrivals OF peaches pums Cherries In
liberal selling we'll Strawberries In liberal
supply ana Backberries lower RasPbeTries also lower
under larger Offering Huckeberres continue scarce ano
ooseberTies weak Muskmelons in liberal supply ana
lower Watermel0ns weak Pneepples in good demand
quote APPLt2S: Northern spy. per Dbl s6sse 12 90
Baldwin s. 50QSG 30. Ben Davis. $SqSo TO- do ttus
sets 81 25as5 80; do All yaIisties common 1s ssgss
per carrier 81 24S2 do Florida 81 25g ~ So Chsi~
RIFS per 10-Tb basket. 4O4Ibci do per quart
G1f9c. do ION basket. SOd5oc do per guar,
5dsc STRA WBERRIES, up-river per quart bQse DO
staten Island 7ql0c 90 Hilton and ir'lhgto iglZe & 90
Paterson. 56gc. Monmouth county. id9ct DO south
Jersey Delaware and Maryland ga Sc bi1Ae HEttIies
North Carolina, quart luPe - JsI
seq per pint l2a Zoe; DO Maryland ana Delaware
IOJIeo: GOOsEBERRIIeS. small green. per quart ov'e
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

CoT'TON-The market quiet to-day but gen
opening 2I4 points lower and the
closed steady but decline OF iol5 points
estimated at about loOONo bales
The opening decline IN response TO lower Liverpool
break increased 10 matter OF
5aO points by July under bear liquida
ti0n AT covering reports Of excessive rains
IN rarts az belt caused rally Of S4 points
fllt as soon local found that this news was
attracting general support but that the other hand
The weather considered beneficial by the average
urices OF withdrawal OF demand
and reached the point the late trading. when the
and acted
and unsettled. owing part ruinors that
insurance companies cancelling policies on local
to succession OF
iose fires feared might result IN liQuida-
riof tg IL IL q general adNane In rates
by making IL expensive carry large amounts OF col
ton here would also lead 10 re1uctlon OF the II etoC
-lcb ruru q bullsh influence the mar
et as making the months more liable 10 bull ma
connection the increased
-,f charres difficulty financing spot supplies IN
against the
iarga amounts Of contract This phase now
equal innueTlce on sentiment
,Th whoesae reduction In the local stock Tho rains
rerred IN the Eastern belt were as heavy as seven
inch some sectlOns SH0"e'S "S4S '0~''- 49,
Northern Texas
The range Of prices in the local market TO-DAY
ElLn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Dated June 11th. 100
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, June -. 1906
COFF'EE-The coffee market to-day
liquidation and selling for European while
demand was Indifferent the decline The open
Ing steady IN tone because hardly low due
the European cables with first prices unchanged
points lower The market almost Immediately
however. and closed decline 10
points Sales for the 500 bags
ropean markets Havre which relatively the
leadership in further upward owing the
recent private cables reporting large short interest
abroad q 20 q franc lower at the close and Ham
burg only partial a pfennig lower Brazilian
markets unchanged. and the Brazilisn gen
orally showed fresh The weather $50
PaUlo continued wet, which hardly considered
favorable in the harvesting period but private cables
being received complaining Of the they
looked fr unless The rains should continue there has
been a considerable spell Of dry weather q day
ago Receipts liberal but lot %
Karl Krische estimate for the month. market
spot coffee steady with quotations the basis
Of Tkc No Z.
The range prices N the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Sss9tsd g es,. Fair 70 soSd 50 4sass so choice to fancy
a s TO sss~ Ssaa 81 as q ss54.
soT 1ns H. s,s e. saSsard @SdnF 100 n
HoHY % c6P s @edHE sa 81 "a ss red 9SE @
70 nGaRsAIN-wIEAT-sha as reactions occurred in wheat
today as result Of liquidation prices after
one i TINE equsng the previous high point
day was reached the opening when july sold at sie
NeIrs the hrfn cables and clear weather In
TeS rom drouth IT perfectly clear with
paran @ Sy 6se 6s bulls in the dToutR became
h, sorRe important source Chicago This
new. but its persistence told on sentI-
tone which broadened later into positive weakness in
Low prices s o. @ @ state report which made condition es
and represented about $50 from the high point Of
erpoo the Budapest closed IA points net higher
Northwest was ready 10 follow derI i a. me
as me weather up there has been very favorable
but as the reaction progressed fell Off some OF the
considerably less buIleh it has been although best
b rTadePs aqydsed caution on the short side until
closed nominal as follows No red, 9ac elevator
Northern Manitoba. 9O1sc 0 b afoat CoRX&Eariy in
both at New York and in hcago bt Ss @ the the ay
progressed selling movement Of considerable
from the top Aqc under the previous night The
factor in the decins IN view Of the bull talk now
going around about bad conditions
having started most Of the early buying when July reached
Oo'4c IN the local market. Lack Of rain
complaint with light stocks. Of 7sd nt I.v-
erpoo and small country offerings additional
on the QUIZ side Receipts at Chicago he
same as the estimates light Cash corn
en- n me New York market closed follows: No
S1c elevator and 6o1ae ahoat; No white. and
no yellow. SIC b ahoat. OATS-This market al $50
made new high records season near the openng
but with corn weakened Iowa State report
showing a condition OF 96, the afternoon lost a
good part Of its advance Cash local market
ciosed as follows Mixed 26 32 942c natural
White 80 to % n 4344c and clipped white to 40 10
so72 f63sc. hHk-Market dull; No . Western o b
New York. BARLEY-Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
q contract prices in the local market to-day

rba local market spot cotton was quiet
- yTtceg points lower ll2oc for niddIing
nis,6 and j 45c middlng gulf Sales: 30 bales
Slt--bern markets te!egrapheo as iol
NeW, orleans easy and unchanged al II &c
.oT' Ys o25 bales wilmington steady and 1sc lower
:. I1ac Memphis steady and unchanged at ilc
go 100 bales Charleston quiet and unchanged at
81 Louis steady and Lice higher al II Lice
l.tysstop STEADY and unchanged at me: sales Is0
Noble nominal and unchanged at lOse. sa-
tDa-rsb steady Lice lower at lo1sc; safes 90
baltimore nominal and unchanged at II q
- Da4' ,esdV and Lice IL 2ltc; sales zl7
ESTIMATED receipts leading points for to-day
tSosfon ZOO 10 bales, against 4s4 last week
"a ss7 last year; at Galveston l,OOo 70 LOW
ha ga last eek and 4,lS4 last year. and at New
@-Iaars 200 10 400, against lS3l last week hhd
Exchange special IAverpoo
IA moderate demand safes 1O:v9V
sysr1latton export. 1000 American sOO0
DAe9,,s 900 All American. middling upland, eOso
ltSes or,ened quiet and point lower on near ana
lrs loser on positions; closed steady at a
Of q points June bbSdt Jene-Juy h.a
E245.s3d. Augusi-septe eTnDer. o-,tg
espteuber-Ctctobe b6ed; oct0ber-GS SoEeihpe
9sS16 eIS. November December ana I'rceHlnet
cod. January February, bbV4! 5eIu' feDI
.. sf11b62d; March April. $3.50: ApFlI-Mh
"Saad Nsnchester-Yarns quiet and hrin- Cloths
q'FFTT, 'FFToIiR W ASD MEAL-There was light scaiteTea @
eour Only sales OF colsellsIe
a. ansas clears Prices firm ana shaae ig9s
o. snng patents Spring patents - S,gs ss 90 rs
straights 81 s09s4 winter patents kss 40 rtrs
eiears So 4sass *: No winter e. SV.S ~, e,u
No q winter q seas3 10 We quote foe h''i' H''A'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

) Judo tt,: G0 soh bulls 81 sa n s.e5 g; & do
e sS 50; DO sec n $ 4o a. sea +.
:: & & s. $ a. rs T. & s. So
DO 5'ssf Us h wgsf e Co COW bull. loss ssss;
a: ls5 e * s !. ]: rs at %. 80 b at s.
G So % s at $50 s. sd n at s. 81 .s Dc S sGo s e T.
@ Sa IS @ a rs ass s o s
but T soo5 SH@ sn6 o Ea6f a1d sq rev waHd
fair demand Decent to choice mixers calf Included.
s, sales J: 6. Curtis 2l and calves SIS to
fRser Mse cows ssrs ssd r9a sass. ssv:s $50
W r. Hume: l endscalf a s57
John Ducey: l and calf s45.
butobs, were 5s5 head including 2s5 for
;s aifs sSTs ssr s easier
day an an hos. Ss and a S the ss9 % water mark Of MD
2sns @ wsrs well cleared 3 Common to choice veas sold
per r. s o. 1si Al 80: : los sSss 90
i g. r. s g 81 81 Is 81 & r. d a. e IS m r at is 81 g s s dP s
10 do 1ss n at s. so; 50 butermks 40 70. 81 So
1 15s Sss % SssT iss = 5; 3 90 o. u d
61sfks al 12 g n at a 50 s. 80 S'' i'' 10 o.
E Z S z e IS + { = hss y g. 3
Andgsw Mullen: lS vsas l5s n at 81 So 8. do IA 10
s. d s rs S at So ss az A 80 at g & IS @ do n at
3 s 81. g. g 4 :; 5s.i: ii
F G Railey: I2 veals OF weights "a 5odsT -
90 s a. = 10 = n a. 3 8 q q
g IS i g. iOs III. a, SO Is: do. io n ST. do
e II II N ': al s. 31s g. n Ct 81 h az At 8; g. l'e az n ss
n q Il Do So % al at IS $ 3d. .s s. sv. sS Sc d so rs Is
Ss3P sH hS SH !. EEaa esys' r.S s "a s.
s4el hsa nG13s 15 m cars for s and @ me
lambs light receipts active selling strong
Thursday yeaTnss wer. steady Everything was cieaed
ssi; S, 1S sa $3.50 a:ias 81 ~ s
lambs 12ssSo dsssed yea1nss Steady st ss lGise E
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: 25s Virginia lambs y n
81 a. a At s. 4S So d3 s S ohs @ 2sa4n at g
;ylysnls sheep "a. n At ssIs % rs r a 8;
Mcfherson es nO CO. Sss vrsina lambs aG g. al e IS
o. e r @ s Vest aaS % s. d. r. 81 IS S % s 3 81 s e
Is hi 40 ioS n x'Ha g. Sas sass
SS H. On lss g. S:nsf @ % 40G 20 s a
Sc s. 80 BE- dG nssnd s n 40 at 90 = n % :. s g NJ Masn4 s S 50 n
Hnss IS n az 80 @; Is Indiana do ss n at 81: 81
do. III n, at 81 25; Kentucky do lie n at s5 Is
a. y5sHS {, suss d. sS SS m ~ at a q 49, Maryland do 10 n
s,S Ssrto2 % % 0o g g 3 vsns sgs ss la9Ss g b 81
"a NJ ss IS; 2o5 West Virginia 60 n IS 76 1s
Kentucky do, 90 ~ IS TO 25 Kentucky sheep 80 10
at s. so: West Virginia do. - 10 at 81.
Rsbensten. Harris 81 Conner: 223 Kentucky lambs
coarse, Ill N. SIS
Hndebrsnd 240 Kentucky lambs 70 n at So s
I Kentucky sheep. 100 10. at s5.
Sanders Il Jersey lambs 40 n at IS y: do
65 10 IS I5 state yearlings. 80 n. 81
sheep. 115 n s. so DO III 10 at s4 8. Jersey DO
los s.; culls. 81 n So; bucks 10 at 81
5. Judd & Co.: state sheep. 1Se 70. at IS IS
HOGS-Recepts n 5000 head. including
market Prices q easier Good
heavy light quOtsble 95g$7 10 per
100
Sales Sanders: 81 state hogs 2Os 70 SO
per 70: roughs. 864 70. at s. 90.
Tobin & shannon; 4 hogs. 2l3 70. a SO 95
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Trust Com panies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.


20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital, S2,5O0,000. Surplus, S2,500, 900
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR 1st vice-President
CHAS P. ARMSTRONG I'd vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P. Armstrong, hyron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jefery,
Harry Bronner, William NJ Laws,
Robert c. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill
Edmund c. Converse, Winslow s. Pierce,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville NJ Dodge, Frederick B Schenck,
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor.
Frank Jay Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George J. Gould, John p Truesdell,
John A. Hilton. Eff. C. Young.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
THE DOMINION COPPER COMPANY, Limited
To The Shareholders
80 NASSAU STREET

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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June ls.-Closing: wHEAT-Spot nom
inai futures steady: July. ss "a; September, I'D
December Gs ND. CORN-Spot steady; American
mixed. old, IS eHd: futures Arm; july As SLd: sep
tember As SKA PEAs-Cansdan steady ss 10 "a
FLOCR-5t Louis fancy winter steady, IS HOPS
in London CPaeine eoast) rrm. f3 5sats I5s BEEF
mess Westsrn sss Sd HAMs-short cut. IA 70 is 70.
+ss sd short rfb is 20 "a 70. sss: long clear mid
dies light ,s 10 - 10. 4es; long clear mddles heavy
s6 20 40 10 ass ed: short clear backs. 20 20 "
ass sd: clear bellies IL to 10 70. sos SHOULDERS
Square IL 20 IS 70. hrrn ass sd LARD steady prime
Western. in tiercer ass; American refined pals
BUTTER steady; finest United States. s5s
States. Tss CHEESE easy; American nnest white 5es
American nnest colored, S4s TALLOw-Prme city
arm. ass. TURPENTINE-spirits Arm 4as ROSIN-
Common steady los ETROLEUM-RehEed quiet.
kd. LINsEED OIL dull 22s Sd