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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Tarty Of the male patients at the
Insane hospital enjoyed an outing yes
tcr,iay in ride over the lines Of the
Lewiston. Augusta and WatcrviIle
Street Railway. which was source of
much pleasure to them. The car
"CobbosseecOntee" was chartered for
the occasion AMI left Water street at
$50 in the morning for Island park,
Cobbosseecontee. and on arriving there
an hour and 4 half was passed in the
enjoyment of the beauties of the place
and of the lake. Lunch was served
during the stay and on the return
from the lake Il trip was mad" 10 the
National Home at ToguS. If the
weather is favorable today ii is under
stocd that PARTY Of the female pa
ticnts at the institution will be given
a similar outing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

The adjourned conference between
the teachers of the Cony High school
and the parents Of the pupils regarding
the social events of the school year,
which was to have been held this af-
ternoon. has been postponed to next
Tuesday at $50 P. NJ. 1t will be held
at the school building and due notice
will be given the parents regarding the
matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
AMUSEM ENTS,
"The County Fair"

y fair sized audience saw Neil Bur-
CESS again last evening in The County
Fa'r, and all were pleased. as thry
always are. All the members Of The
company were at their best hhagail
herself hartley NcCuIlum as Otis
Tucker, little Annie Blanckc as Tugss.
thc county Fair quartet. and even :hc
horse Cold MolasScs. The production
was good throughout
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
They
Will Easily
Save You Money

Opportunities to buy articles at a
great reduction from the original price
Ere to be found daily in the Journals
"ant Columns. Such opportunities
mock continually at most every ones
"oor; but fere in Augusta you aren't
i,kely to fear the knocking X you
haven't acquired the habit Of reading
"t.NaJl' WantA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

At the annual election of officers of
Augusta Lodge, No 46, American Ben
eft Society, held Monday evening. the
following list was chosen; President
Miss Annie NJ Quinn; vice president
Fred II. WorthinE; orator. Miss Eva NJ
Thurston: chaplain. Mrs. Clara +. Mar
riner: marshal. Miss Gertrude Damren
secretary. Miss Joanna F. Murray;
collector, S. A. Thurston; treasurer
Mrs Emma NJ. Roberts; warden
James II. Currier; sentry, James J
Dudl "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
LANDSLIDE ON THE CANAL.
Half Millcn Yaris Of Dirt Movinc
at Cuiebra Cut

Panama. via Galveston. oct. 16.-The
Cucharacha slide. at the south end Of
the Culehra cut. always source of
t"olbl, to the French. is again in mo-
ton. and VIII prove 4 setback to the
process Of excavation until the coming
of the dry season.
About half a million wards OF dirt is
in motion. and the tracks at the south
end Of the cut vii! proba bly, be put out
OF commission. Two steam shoyeIs
We're caught in the slide last week. but
were dug out.
III Of This dir will ultimately have
to be removed. but the engineers would
rather get at i slowly than to have it
pushed on them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Dr. VIM. McDavid. DR.. T.. L. Hail
and DR.. +. j. Roberts are in attend
ance at the 18th annual session of the
Northeastern Dental Association held
in Portland Oct. 16, l. and 10. .rhi,
is the first session Of the society held
in Maine as it is a society representing
the New England states.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

The Grange hall at North Augusta
was the scene of an enjoyable occa-
sion last evening when n dance was
givon by the members Of the Grange
large number Of whom We're present
Music was furnished by Lees Orches-
ira of Gardiner and as is always the
case with the dances given by the
Grange, everybody had a good time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
WaterviIle N otes.

George W. Dorr, the enterprising drug
cist, has tust received a large stock CT
Hyomei, the greatest cure for catarrh.
With every outfit he gives signed guar
antee to refund the money IL Hycrnei
does not benerit. This Is the famous In
halat,nn treatment that cures catarrh
without stomach dosing and IS the only
guaranteed c.ne for the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
"Thc Girl From Broadway" Tonight

"Thc Girl From Broadway" Tonight.
The Portland Press makes the fol.
lowing comment on "Thc Girl from
Eroadway." which appeared tiIrrt
Tuesday night:
The Girl from Broadway called Z
frolicsome musical comedy. attracted
a fair sized auhicncc to the jefferson
theatre last evening. In view of the
fact that Portland has been favored
with some lively and tuneful musica
productions this season. The Cir
from Broadway was not up to tn,
stan'lar" set by companies earlier il
tho season 1t is fair entertainment
s;iv"r by an ordinary company"
''Thc Girl from ElraGway'' will Ee
at the Oncra house tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

DIR. and Mrs. +. II. Wheeler left the
city Tuesday for Hanover. n. H., where
DR.. Wheeler will deliver a lecture on
tropical diseases before the Medical
School ut Dartmc nth College. of which
he is q graduate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
CHRISTOPHER Gonnell&. the form

CHRISTOPHER Gonnell&. the former
proprietor of the Perry lunch room and
who has for some time past conducted
a fruit store on upper Water street.
has decided to remove to SaCramen nto,
Cal. and expects to leave for that
city in about two weeks. He is now
selling out his stock and will close the
store Sunday. He will secure employ
mont in Sacramento for awhile and
may decide to open up a lunch room
there later. K
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

The W'elch house at 12S State street
WAS sold Wednesday afternoon through
the l.. L. Newbert agency to Frank
ii. burgess of this city. who expects tc
occupy it as a residence about the first
of November. 1t is understood that il
is the intention of Mr.. Burgess to lei
q portion of the rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

NJ II. Simmons of the Williamson
4; Burlcigh law Office, is enjoying his
annual vacation on a hunting trip at
Ashland, and will remain in that To-
cality about two weeks. Mr. Simmons
was accompanied on the trip by
Charles f. Getchell and George T.
Dale of Hallowell, and as the three
gentlemen are good shots it is expect
ed that they will bring home their
quota of game
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Attention Of the sick is called to the
visits 10 our city of DIR. J. Fraser Bar
brick. the Boston specialist. who is at
Hotel North "Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week for the next few
weeks. His hours today are 10 a. NJ.
to !: NJ; 2 to S r. NJ. and to S in the
evening. He gives free X-Ray exam
inntions to all and if you are sick you
are welcome to call and find out what
ailS you free of charge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Wallace N. Prescott has sold two fine
pairs OF horses this week. the first be-
ing pair of black geldings. years
ed ard Weighing about 5000 pounds,
which were purchased by the Whitney,
vile NeneeE ENCo., for use at the COM
pany,s. mill t+Whitneyville. ands. the
scGsnd a pair of heavy bay mares
weighing 5000 pounds, which he sold to
the Standard Oil Co. for use on one of
its Augusta teams.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

There are some great bargains offered
by Max Slosberg who is closing out
the goods at the Buckley store. The
sale will continue for the rest of the
wc"l. and the store will be open Friday
evening. as well as Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Augusta friends of Cecil Bowman of
Los Angeles, Cal. formerly of this
city, will be interested in the report
that he has accepted a position on the
police force of that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Il. Newbert will be sratified to learn
that their little 4-year-old son John,
who has been very i'll with spinal men,
nights, is reported to be improving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

In the municipal court before Re
cord"r Whitehouse. last evening. Lewis
H. Newton Of Jackman was arruign ID
for the larceny of Z raincrdt from Roy
r. Rooo in the nffic- nf The New Eng
Land Telephone {; Telegraph O.. The
hearing VIII be completed this morn
ing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
New Movin1 Pictures,

y now set of moving pictures will be
shown at the Cpela house tomorrow
AMI Saturday. Hours tp 6 and I to
10 l.. NJ. Admission ) cents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Wesley Peacock. who had very
delicate surgical operation performed
last Friday is getting along nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
MARIE
EENNEf;EC.

C;ar.'t~ar-~t Christ Church c,rt. IL ~
Rev John Gregson. J. Arthur Hayes of
r1iladaIpha 70 Miss Annie Louisa Merl i'll
Of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
F. WILLARD MAGOON
PRESENTS THE GREAT
PRESCELLE
LACiES' NIGHT MONDAY

Advanced HypnOtism ard Mental
Tclcpaihy. Assisted by Miss Ed
ia Mae Magunn. New E.ngland's
only Lady Eypnotist. ana A Big
Vaudeville Show. Tie big nlusi-
ral act. the Knox brothers and
Helene. will render selections on
various musical Instruments.
George w. Moulton will sing the
latest ballads and popular song
bits, Illustrated. Popular prizes,
l". 20. aDr. u few seats SOC Sat
urtiav matiIC". Il souvenir Teddy
Tear fer tn" children. Surpass-
ing all competitions. tIe is beyond
IAN comparison. He is in a class
~ himself. \ cyclone Of fun, a
hurricane Of laughter. tornado
of mirth. Makes those laugh that
never lauEhed before and those
that laugh. laugh ell the more
IF YOU want fun 20 where the fun
is. Unparalleled for it's funny
features. Oversnadowing all pred
cccsSors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17

Argo Red Salmon is caught in Rer-
ing Sea among the Icebcrgs. That is
Why the flesh is SO firm and the flavor
so delicious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-17
'zx;T,al3..r
Health
Never Fails to
xESIORE GRAY HAIR
10 its NATURAL COIOF

NO matter how long it has beer
,,r;s. n-ay or faded. Promotes a lux
Ston.' S~' :. growth "! of healthy hair
rs,no,.aa ps us falling out, and positively
sa1l .eaoves Dandrutf. Keeps hal,
I'M; F,,n glossy. Is not q dvn,
sSr .ns ,,,S e;y .; ~ SPEC. Co. Newark. n. J.. =
w. eaa sl.VO bottles, all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
KANSAS HOT WAVE
BOOSTS WHEAT MARKET
Fear That Growing Crops Will
Be ScOrched Gives Bulls
Their Chance.

CHICAGO, June 17-Excessive heat
in Kansas was chiefly responsible for
an advance of more than two cents IN
the prico of wheat on the local ex-
change today. AT the close, the Sep
tember delivery showed net gain of
11a to 15sc. Corn was up u TO ssc
Oats were 3s to y higher; provisions,
~ to 10c higher
The advance in wheat followed a
weak opening Sentiment during the
first half hour was bearish of the favor
able weather In the wheat.growing
section Of this country and Canada.
Liberal shipments of wheat from the
Danube river ports also depressed prices.
Later however, came reports from
Kansas asserting that the crop there
is being scorched by hot, dry winds.
An advance of one TO two cents in the
price Of cash wheat at Kansas City
partially confirmed this report, and
prices advanced sharply. An excellent
demand for cash wheat at Minneapolis
was an additional bullish influence late
In the day. The close was strong. Sep
tember opened a shade to Vas low
er, at 90 to 92Mc, sold off to 81 &c,
and then advanced to 941Sc; the close
was at 933sc. Clearances Of wheat and
uouE, oD-,oup DuShelS-
Large shipments of corn last week.
from ports on the Danube river and the
excellent weather for the growing crop
in this country, caused n weak opener
in the corn market. Later, the market
became strong in sympathy with wheat
and because of the fear that the hot
weather may prove disastrous to the
young plants. Cash interests were the
principal buyers The market closed
strong. September opened at SIS to
52kc, advanced TO 53c, and closed at
525sc.
Oats were weak early in the day in
sympathy with wheat. Later the oats
market became firm when wheat ad-
vanced. September oats opened at
35% TO 35aic, advanced to 36kc, and
closed at 36c.
Provisions were firm and quiet. Live
hogs advanced l5c. At the close Sep.
tember pork was 712c Mt $685. lard
was up l0c Mt $S,S7la, and ribs were
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BARGAIN SALES ON
MARKET ROW
But Little New Stuff Arrives in
Zion and Buying Is
Inactive.
INDICATIONS ARE FOR
STRAWBERRIES TODAY
Peaches, Apricots, PIums and
CantalOupes Are Just Now
Coming In.

In most respects the conditions which
OBTAINED on the retail provision
market Monday were typical of the be-
glning OF new, weel-but little new
goods arrived and buying was compare
tVeiy inactive. With only few ex-
ceptions, the produce which was dis
Played at the stalls was the remnant
OF saturdays stock and, as this was
generally Inferior some of the mer~
chants were inclined to cut prices and
hold bargain sales, There were, of
course, some exceptions, for d larger
quantity OF supplies arrived than the
aealers had reason to expect and these
goods contributed much to the appear
ance. Of the displays The fact that
the farmers do not harvest their crops
on sunday accounts for the marketing
OF only small consignments of fruits
and vegetables on Monday morning.
strawberries will be more plentiful
today, thanks TO the more favorable
condition of the weather Monday. The
farmers were able to enter their patches
after having been prohibited from so
doing for about n week. The berries
have r1pened nicely and it is thought
that they will excel all previous CON
signments In quality. There is reason
for the prediction that they will also
be cheaper. They are now selling at
10 cents box, or two boxes for %
cents. Cherries were cheaper Monday,
selling at from 15 to 25 cents a pound.
Among the other new arrivals yes.
terday were peaches, which sold at %
cents pound, and new apricots and
plums at 30 cents pound. A new lot
of cantaloupes is selling at 10 cents
each, or three for 25 cents The first
consignment of Siberian cucumbers of
the season arrived Monday and sold
at 20 cents each.
Utah poultry is becoming more plen-
tiful on the local market. Dressed hens
are selling at 20 cents pound, and
spring chickens at from 30 TO 60 cents
each, There is no change in conditions
on the fish market.
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Jaw vork Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Flour-Rcceipts'
is. 500 barrels. exports. $500 barrels; mar
ket steady, Wheat-Receipts. 94.SoV
bushels exports 122.+lS bushels; spot
arm; No. red. 9sqc elevator. No, 2 red;
9esc {, o. b, anoat: No; ! northern Du-
iuth. sl,os3 +, o. b., ahoat; No r,. hard.
lower on fine weather news and heavy
pressure, wheat suddenly turned strong
and shot UP cents bushel on nulnSii
crop news from Kansas and the North
west The rise caused spirited covering
OF shorts. and last prices showed a lac 20
1sc net advance; July. sW@SS i@-d6e d6G
closing at 81 .00k; December, $IoOs@
OgA closing at 81 .02.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June l7,-Cattie, receipts.
10000: The market is loc higher. Beeves,
s2.oO85.S5; calves. s65o@725, good to
prime steers, s5.5od7a0: poor To medium,
s4.6o85.45i stockers and feeders, $4,000
$50.
HoEs-Receipts $1,000, Market is 1oc
higher. Light s6,00@s10: mixed. s5.75N
$50; heavy. s5.s596,12l; rough, s5.S51
5,9S; pigs. S5.6o@6.l0; good choice. 5000
9s.l2i ...
Sheep - Receipts. 10000 Market.
steady. Natives and Western. $4,000
$50; yearlings, Sc. 25@7.00; lambs. $1,000
80; Westerns. S6.0067.ao
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE visible
supply OF grain Saturday, June 10 as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change. was as follows:
Wheat. 4s,li5000 bushels. decrease,
1,l02, 900 bushels,
Corn, 6 $50. 900 bushels increase. 1907
600 bushels
oats, 1877, 900 bushels; decrease, 1916
900 bushels. ,,,o
Rye. 1,64l 900 bushels; decrease, $4,000
bushels. ,-
Barley. 1913, 900 bushels; decrease, le1,-
600 bushels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
ADVANCE IN COPPER
AND TIN IN LONDON
New York Market For Red Metal
Is Unchanged: Spelter and
Lead Quiet.
::

NEW YORK, June 17,-There was a
sharp advance in the London market,
the closing price Of last week. Futures
were Ell SIS higher at G1s1 los. Locally
the market was firm and about 90 points
higher on the average, with spot quoted
at S42.7o@A2.75.
Copper was higher in the London mar
ket' with spot quoted at G97 los and
futures at EOS Is Sd. Locally the mar
ket was unchanged, with lake quoted at
S2S, rs Q24.s0; electrolytic. $50. 50@23.25
casting, S2l. .50@22. .25
Lead was unchanged at s5.75@5.s5 in
me local market. but was 15s lower at
eco los in London.
Spelter was unchanged at G2a los in
London. and at s6.i0@6.50 locally,
Iron was lower In the English mar
ket, with standard foundry quoted at
sos and Cleveland warrants at 56s 4bd
Locally the market was unchanged with
NO. foundry, northern, quoted at S25G7
go; NO. foundry, northern, s24,509
257S; No. northern and southern foun- :
dry nominal
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Kansas City.

celpts. 10000. Market, steady to loc
higher Native steers. St.75@6.30 native
cows and heLfers. s2.5o95.so: stockers
and feeders, So 1904 50: bulls. SIS 5o95.oo;
calves. s3,T5M6.7S: Western fed steers,
s4.50@6 20, Western fed cows, s3.o0@4 60.
Hoes-ReceIpts, 5000 Market 5@10c
higher. Heavy. s5s5d5.eo. packers. $500
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
MuttoDs. s5.5096.50: lambs s7.o06s 80;
range wethers, s5.0od7,00; fed ewes, $3.50
@6,00
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Omaha.

OMAHA June l7-CattIe-Receipts.
1000, Market steady, l0c higher. Ma
tive steers, $4.50@6.00; COWS and beifers,
S2,T565; Western steers, S3.5065.30, ,
Texas steers s32564.50; cows and helf-
ers. s2.5O@4,5o: Gamers. s2@3; stockers
and feeders. s2.5O@5.10. calves $3.50@
100; bulls and stays, s3.2574.s5
Hogs-ReceIpts. 400. 5@1Oc higher.
Heavy, s57b1 80; mixed, s5.s5M5.95
light, s5,oO@s.o2N pigs, S5.OOdS,75. bulk,
s5.s5M5.95.
Sheep-Recelpts. 200 Steady Year
Tings. ssm7; wethers. s6G6.50; ewes, So %
06.40: lambs. s7.006S25.
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s|'sssly Statement.

.r lhe ,rune sune l7.-Todav's
y ma, y,roeia,isury balances in
is1.rye s,oslSe sbanSe of tho $50. :
e,si nIIeIlsncs; e.. 1881 .1ss, 1870.
ssfa. a;sa' ssa sss sssSssSS,tsS2,ll5 1885,
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St. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, June 17.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 1000; market 1oc higher: natives.
stoclSers and feeders. s35064.T5.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1000; market 1o@l2ic
higher; top, Sc o7b; bulk Of sales, SIS e5@
SIS.
sheep-Recelpts. 400; market strong:
clipped lambs. s7aI6o: yearltngs, s5.S5@
$50. wethers, s5.25@ S25; ewes, S5.5o@
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|IINCE MORE
L|FELESS
4, condition of Trading
Marked Last Week
| lgain Recurs'
IS
|glyG SOME INFLUENCE
|I,rsy Market Remains
Despite the Anxiety
k,r Next Month.

r0pK. June 1.-THE stock
',o,d back today into the
.a,..d;tion which marked the
81 week previous to the
..,;rsl OF activity, There
,', Snan the part of some of
ssI interests to get back
sss ~ selling OF which made
! - activity. The slow and
!, uriees of today was the
: ',r,iraordinary news accom-
~ and negative lnferenc IS
from the absence of sell
= Smch as might seem to
sssrTanted by some of the
.isiion of the Russian duma
-.Siue influence, but foreign
'.,d not 10 be disconnected,
4, event has been rather
.,sp. There was some sell
'H here for foreign account
,ssning, but the supply thus
rs moi more than was de-
the uncovered short inter
,Ss,t was transitor.y on for
a. Paris itself turning 10
sde in the London mar
III close of the market
4 upected that a perception
vents in Russia has been
= motive with the bank of
,r determined efforts to
\ pssrve OF gold. Paris Sc.
u the gold arrivals in Lon
| ,,nk Of England absorbing
npply. Sterling exchange
,iou in Paris. Foreign ex-
,Onlinued to advance, how
.thed the highest level of
money market showed no
"a Of construction today.
a prsparations for the heavy
IL Of Saturday, including
h Oil dividend and the pay
| 4 ir,tsllment of subscriptions
ham Pacific preferred stock
nlly give place to some re-
IL week with the distribution
|ins Of these funds, but solici~
y fslt over the meeting of
requirements, in view of the
d tandition of the New York
|Erlus. and the practical GER
a considerable amount OF
\ nthdrawn in time TO reach
he ssmi-annual settlement
f market vas Indifferent to
y call Of the japanese en-
|Hii was to the Russian news.
4 b price Of wheat also was
lie appearance OF a published
tith the chairman of the
Conmerce commission was
ngnihcance on account of
ls'ar7nce toward contention
'pa Of harsbness in the at
rs government toward rail
~ stocks moved in response
h,diiions.
? London copper helped
Y Copper. The market
'lrough a season Of profit.
acsed about steady.
g steady. Total sales, par
*1tss twos advanced Il and
PER cent on call,
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Naw York Produce.

NEW YORK, juno l7.-Butter, stea6y
Western factory. common TO HIST, ltW
10; Western imitation creamery NrBt5
2Om2l. EGGS. firm: Western ilrsts, ie39
I6g; (orGcial prices, 15S): seconds, las@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-18
ST I,oIlis Wool

ST. LOUIS, June 17,--Wool weak; me-
dunn grades comhlng and clothing. 25iGQ
26lc. light fine, 2l@2lle; heavy fine. 156
17c: tub washed, 30M2Ic
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; s0sk Fruit Market.

'yplss SIS i ir.,-The market for
d; :, ts@sic;D cSoIcsa a1n; T;ayIl! Win
'!rong n IN TAR. IaI. 629sac.
=, irum iassi2 il ssi2ne. with quota
a lrom 5sX,i5tc for Calitor-
y! n lIrSSs,y for Oregon
I'm in III tbosu supply and hold
llaslc.. .he,r Views. Choice
s5ac.. extra choice, 2i@
pa ~ Choice arc o,,,to,
taucy. sm5zttTl29c; fancy,
Poi delinnoIl,o dIn Tor future ship
- Al ssssG;rGy. Loose mus
N1don i@ aoc' seeded rails
layers. $I.50M1S5
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712(d loc higher at $s.67h@S.70.
RANGE OF TIE LEADING FUTURES
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
steady; No. spring wheat 91cmS1. 90 ;
No. B. 92@99c: No. red. Ss5@905c; No, 2
corn. 52lc, No yellow. 52g g063c: No. 2
oats. 43sc: No. 2 white d5ac; No. 3 white
4d045sc: No. rye. Sic; fair to choice
mailing barley, 73675c: No. /
Northwestern haxseed sl29i: prime
timothy seed, $4.T5; clover con-
tract grades. SIS 525: short ribs. sides
loosel, SS,374GS G2i: mess pork. per bbl..
Slo S0W 1880. lard. per 100 lbs. sS.62t: /:
short clear sides (boxed). ss7bW9. 90;
whiskey basis or high wines, $l.3l
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Sugar. raw
quiet: fair refining. 3,23; centrifugal. .es
test, 37a, molasses sugar, 2sS: refined
ulated, 500.
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ECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady: creamerics
l9@23c. dairies, 17m2lc; eggs, 26m3lc
at mark cases included l36W14c. nrsts.
l3c; prime irsts, 14c; cheese. steady 1ls
Ml3Ac.
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aeapolis Wl,sat

SSgtembeyr June n, l7-whcat-
81 | Northern % No, e ! hard
. Northern sssS SS,
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Eagles at the Salt Palace Wednesday,
June 10Th.
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Liverpool Wheat

LIVERPOOL. June 17.-Close: Wheat.
July, 6s l0d; September. IS. December,
nominal