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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

WANTED - Building iots in exchange FOR
seven room house. built about ten years ago.
Is in good condition and has extra good fapa-
dati0a. Always rsnted 10 gcca paying tenants
Prefer lots tn soathern part OF the city. House
cost 70 buiid abouE kissa.a0. VIA sell tor
size, 90 lsss. Loc4 fion good. Inquire cf me d
A. Perry Real Estate agency, Barre, VT 26iEf
HOUSE WANTED--A place with naokern
eopvcuiance& ana 1t least reasonable we'll "a
Gated. Tel sAS-2 Nm- + Braissea, IL Er2nk
lin street 1sgxe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

FOR sALE-Modem eight room house on
Beacon street. French estate, has steam heat
electric lights hot water connections. Also
extra lot Inquire Of George T. Smith, y
jefferson street. 1s4tl2
FOR sALE--Two hcuses on Merchant street.
one with b2FR. spring water. electric hghts.
gAa all nodsrn Improvements. Inquire Of A.
E BatcheIdeF. s9 MereAant So Phone - s5Ttf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

FOR SALE Cheap 3gooA slelghs and nnm-
SHOP. -45tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
IL GOODWIN,

Trustee in Bankruptcy Of the Estate
A. S Bird s. Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
HELP WANTED.

Mai order Hoase 70 distEibuse eataiog Ne al
verEise, etc. x25. % week, SSa0o expense al
lowansse nKst month No experiences required.
Manager, Dept. 90, So WABASH Ave, Chicago.
Illinois. $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

CIGAR SALESMAN wAN1ED--In yonr 10
n&lity 10 represent as- Experienee unnecessary.
$40 per ma and expenses. Write for parsieExA
lars. Monach Cigar Ca, st. Louis. No. 1GSEas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

WANTED--An experienced IMAM and wife co
work oH farm. NO rhilGsen. Man 70 drive Team
nr awing logs ami woman 10 wgrk il the house.
Apply ID X #. Lord ! SON. \. X. u. Barre,
Vermont 253s6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

wANTED-An experienced maH to run sn
Oldham surface machine. Apply A. Barclay Il
ca, foot OF Granite sskest. 2s4t5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

WANTED Bozr1ers It % EImsk ssitsl
TO REN1-FnrnisAed room. electric Mghfs
and hakh. Apply West strerL zlin
10 RENT-A few rice rooms in the AEaads
block. inquire of Z. II. Hawes, ElS NorEh
Main street %s4EK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
TO RENT.

TO REsT--yery pleasant tenement Of three
rooms for two peope AZ IL Terrace Ave. In
quire Peoples shoe store. c. 5 Wallace. 2E5t2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

WANTED Railway mail clerks. Commence
meat salary ssg00a March axaninAf ians
Preparation free. Write immediately. FRANK
lin Institute. Roohss ter, n. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

WANTEE--A enmp tsns girl fOF general hgHas
work. Apply at q Balawtn 81, Montps4fer. assxi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23

FOR SALE-Ten tons shafting and hangers
Die 70 i5-i6; 90 teet Gal wire rope ! ipes
diafneter; 100 wood split puiieys, II y No inrhesN
pound Fulieys half price an lust - good ~
new OF no sale. W. D. Carpenter, Bellows
fails, w xSiff
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
,u,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,...sro Jl-re A-WheRt prices made fresh de-
- ~.o-sav. owing TO renewed selling by leading
Sasss-s At the close prices were OF &c to sc,
p--.e-ed with yesterdays hnal close New high
- for the season were scored in the corn mar
=, the July delivery advancing TO 1850 q busheL
-, and provisions were also firm.
Oerrnr Of the July delivery was again feature
= .ss wheat market. Trade was rather dull and
=. market was quite nervous at times. although
=. -srdeucv o. prices was toward q lower level
-. s6vices generally were OF a more oPttnistio
Ss~-.rfe- than heretofore. One report which had
fle effect late IN the day stated that the
s.--t IN Argentina had been broken. Foreign
LET'S also we're weak a heavy tone prevailed
= +Ea close and prices were only a trine above
az Lowest point OF the session
-sa corn market was strong nearly all day. The
,Iv sslirery sold up 10 1850 and the September
ssr strong position Of the cash grain. which
s es .svsnced lec 70 lc ~ the sample tables. was
.ss chsf factor. An estimate Of more liberal re-
=. 80 for tomorrow caused considerable profit
s+11r iate IN the session. resulting IN q loss OF
.s-lT al the early gain At the close prices were
. sasss 10 1sc higher than yesterdays final figures.
-Ir hsinc at &c TO 1Sisc and September at 69i2c
ns-jsei Improvement in demand by shippers for
,hs cssh grain had strengthening influence on
.s osts market sentiment IN the pit being bullisn
- 5av An advance Of &c 10 SC in the price OF
bs-lsr also had bullish effect The market closed
srons with prices up sc 10 12c-
Provisions we're strong nearly the entire session
,-s nrices made sharp gains. September pork ad-
-~--5nz 70 Ss0071z q barrel. At the close prices
.--s-. unchanged to Ice 10 12lac higher. compared
va the previous close.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

Chicago. June 4-CATTLE-Recepts. estimated
sen head market steady, steers s. 5o4 ~ cows
ssk = heitegs s. Coz aS6. bulls g 1888 70; caves
Sek So stockers and feeders. IS 30 @ 50 so HOES
seeets estimated, 5000 head. market, 2 l5c ngll-
g Choice heavy. s. - s. So butchers, s. 90 ,. 90
mixed s. 55 q 81 -. choice light 81 0Va1st on
.S9EST IS SHEEP-Receip-s. estimated 6 600 head
steady sheep. s. - IS co, lambs 50 70 . - 90
-s lsrnfs. s. q 50 p; yearlings. s. @ - 40
-.s--ese'nnsti. June s-CATTLE-ReceiPt 500 heao
ksssey tsir good shippers s. 50 Sc 50. common
sSss.4t4 y ECGS-Receipts. 1000 head active q q
Aisner butchers and shippers. 81 90 1SI 90 COM
ioSeI s. J09 s. 40 spring lambs SLOW. S5a oV
r4e-sS 5alslo June --CATTLE-Receipts- lYo he4l'
sssa, prime steers S6 70 81 IS EEALS-fSecelPts.
aese' active and soc higher. $50 IS % hOt,S
tesgs $500 head active and l0G 2Oc higher heaHy
ne. mixed, 81 s5qS7 90. Workers 81 oog =
los 81 IS roughs. So G5 q Sc So daires - -
srfsy.ss SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l-oo. 1sal
81 = s on gooe and slow common; lambs - % .
y. lev SsI5.
,se1SsSss cily. June 4-CATTI.E-Recepts 600 head
eo Southerns market steady SoufherIls IGc
az i eoee export and dressed beef steers % Se&ss q
socs-, SO SSqsS % Western steers - -o9sos -
kssS ! arc feeders. sass 90 Southern steers. eaY
-sf -erL CONS, S3dSa -. native cows. = 499so ~
So -lisrs $3QS6 81. bue, So 50a$o %; caves S1g
O. 1op s. IS; bUi sales S70S7 50, heavy - 80
fs EacAeEs and butchers 81 l04S7 50; hghls - SJJ
ras-kspgs rs 8 250$6 S. sHEEF-Receipts. 900 heaa
6S- sazSc lower lambs, IS 5oSs so yearngs - %
a. s.sers s. 23lS6 90 81 50aS5 81 stockeTs
Tp,,- = Ss9s5 50: Texas muttons, 81 aefS5 -
a.n-.--.. ssocF Yards. RittsburE. June 4-CATIi-t-
aght steady. choice So SO 81 primo. So oop
rrlyos ef1EEP-SupDy light. market nothing dong,
s. 51. selnsfs. 81 oo4 IS IS. cus and common so
--s.nas 81 veal calves. IS Q So 70 HOGS
s. s6Sf7e isEt active and higher prime healss
ssssA. s5; mediums, 81 20; heavy Workers. s! 90
rozsks ~ 9orkers 81 . 81 30. pigs sc eOaSi ~
ssss.szds June 4-CIOvERsEED cash Sc So October.
rri-,. ., Lescsnber Ss s7ik: March. 81 10 TIMOTHY
v %. Al<sIfE, prime. 81 SIS; August 81 10
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 4. 1909,

N
REANs AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. s55 bags peas;
imports, 927 bags beans from Naples Trading in
quite SO irn tone. though prices are quotably
at our top fgures. Domestic white very
small stock ana held STEADY but not not much & Gdury at
quote: BEANsMarrow, choice, per bushel SO l5@S9 20;
MARROW S1 re o choice s. 5 do Common to good Sc 10
choice Sc ~ Sc 22 90 eS%m9n 70 good $39$2 5S
s. 40 a s. so. kidney. choice. 81 4OgS2 421 do
s. 45 @s So do black turtle soup. choice s.
bags per bushel. 81 9OQS2
BUTTEE-RecsR3ts, to t03;day a3, 1922 Pbss General
yeioped AS rule disposed TO carry the
goods little longer, awaing @ & Ge[e!obmsats % but IN
some stores mere Ts open a,IS Ss 10 Shaqe the Price Price
be carried over tonight than at any previous time
premium over the official rates and indeed they were
tons accordingly. The feeling is unsettled at the
close We quote; cresTnsry' specials per IL 25S; do
25c thirds, sc: state dairy tubs. finest 25
q a 2$c pToceas specials 2se do ex3ras 92sc do
h7SSI ,eta facIor fTgts adc DO ss GO o0d
do thirds. l7q1Sc. packing stock, No l. 1e14c No
cIfEEsE-Receipts to-day. 5.a22 boxes With a
closely togsthsT. with deededly stronger country
prices. the market here shows hrIner feeling, and
cream cheese. Skins are fairly plenty but much
tiohs OF Improvement. Exporters claim unfavorabie
and local Shipments this Week amogn to only M
pool cable Finest Canadian Sis for coored
and white; old GSs for eoored and Sd for white
We quote: Nev-State, full cream. specials I8@ISlse
do colored large or small. fancy, 121kc do white
small fancy. 12Is do o fair. 11fXc.
do skins. 10 specials. lo1se; skins fine re n
9A c; do fair to good. 6gTc; do common. 3Q5c; do
fun skins 2@21sc.
EGGS-Reeeipts to-day 22.424 cases Arrivals are
not heavy to-day and as much of the surplus
been taken on the market by storage tone is
Sales Of Western chiefly
quotations higher frsts 70 extra hrsts
fancy selected stock is generally held 21%a22c
and some sales are making at these prices Southern
grades going lower. We quote State Pennsyl-
end nearby selected, white fancy. 10 fair
prime 24u24ikc. do brown 23c. 10
fair prime 22922se tsman sales extra fancy hennrfes
higher prices); Western extra hEsts 2i9922c do
hrsts. 21G21Ac: DO seconds. m92oAc Southern. 1sA9
2Q1so; 6rties. 1sS I9i.c checks I5GlsL Lc.f
FRUITs-FRESHvApples duh and weak. Peaches
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

. Local market for SPOT cotton was quiet and IN
hanged an II SOC for niddling upland and lIoc toI
SsS-, C,lf Southern spot markets were telasrapnea
Galveston steady. unchanged At lo1sHi saies
ses bales Mobile quiet. unchanged at lose SaVsnIa
al I07sc: sales SiS bales
80 and nominal Norfolk quiet, unchanged at 19s =
80 eo hales Baltimore nominal, unchanged at lltso-
sra quiet higher at 10 l5-l6e sales $40 nals
higher at 1O3sc Little ROCK s'eay
- LLss a. lose New Orleans quiet and steady un-
uL-.S a. I07-c sales. $50 bales wilmington q9leI
cdie-- Houston quiet, unchanged az l"gtc
saIes 40 bales Memphis nr1n unchange1 az nc, 90
sees New Orleans receipts are estl-
90 .-o,, 400 TO 1000 bales against 422S oaies
ie+ [.a and 1862 bales last year cotton 66o
Iast Spot cotton dun; sales Sovo
-recustion and export, 5000 bales; AGleTl(a
o55 '..Ise- -7ports 900 bales mdding upiahl.
gt,5res opened quiet point higher Closed saay @ al, T q
net ,,,e,e, 78izd August-Septemher Oh
e,Seroctober 572zd oetober-Noy emoer; r& % M ru.
sple-ter r1acenher December-Janusry, JaAlaiy
30 -. TeFs-uary-Mareh March-April o.foo- Man
eIo2T1r are the receipts OF cotton at
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. l. 1902
CUtFEb-The coffee market very quiet again
To-day. with the close dun, net points higher to
points lower Sales reported only bags,
Guiding July at 655c December 3 90c and Nav
Importers appeared be selling July very
scale but offerings Of the well
sorbed. and these positions sustained.
tober showing advance points bids
April ana May eased OF points under scattered sales
Inc market opened unchanged points lower. which
about in line with the caties reporting partial de
cline Of franc at Havre and OF / pig at Hamburg OF
the Brazilian markets. quiet and unchanged
while Rio steady advance Of 25 res Receipts
year and ndahy receipts were 300 bags. against 5000
last New York warehouse deliveries little
larger to-day reaching 1osI hags against 1878 last
and II IS said demand interior
showing little Improvement thus suggesting that
such accuuulaons occurred through the increased
buying noted during the period import duty
itaton have into the usual Of distribution
The market for spot coffee quiet with quotations on
the basis Of - 1Sc for Rio No :.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
VyaE as
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

pared with 1854 900 bushels the outlook being for
continued large Russian exports this week The
Minnea polls showed decrease of 100000 bushels
the week. Western points the arrivals were
15i 900 bushels compared with 347 600 bushels last
year, including % in the Northwest TIE loca!
cash market quoted follows: No ? red sold
at 81 40 elevator and was quoted 81 4S nominal o
afoat; No Northern Duluth, 81 361a, and No hard
winter, 81 36lz 0 , afoat. both nominal CORN
Under the impetus further active covering, July
corn IN Chicago sold up to 7SSsc. and thus made a
high record positions at best point OF the
day q q &c above Thursday, but the whole mar
ket eased of the close with wheat, and wss
generally favorable, with the exception Of too
much the Mississippi Valley but accept
light enough cause considerable appre-
hsnsion shorts in the July contract. The Ar
Sentine shipments about TooO 600 bushels more
than the previous week. Liverpool closed = O So
els. compared with $4,000 bushels last year. The
local cash market nominal closing follows:
No corn SEC elevator and SIC ahoat; No :
white, S4IeC. and No yellow 81 4lzc ( adoat.
OATS-The market for oats quite steady all day,
especially late positions, which advanced good
speculative buying through commission houses In the
afternoon the market e2sed OF somewhat with other
grains. but still about &c net higher at the
close the late months The local cash market was
quoted follows Mixed. % to 80 Ii. 62lac nominal;
natural white 26 80 10. $40 65c and clipped white.
81 10 40 b. 63 6al2c RYE-MaTket dull and easy;
No ? Western. 81 l1c + New York BARLEY
Market steady; feeding. SIC c New York
10 Bradstreets aggregated 212S100 bushels against
S1s2So9 last week and 1896 2O4 since July
! 163 021376 bushels 1872 $50 T21 last year.
Corn exports for the week 36I93 bushels. against
SS622 last week and 2S6453 last year; since July l.
2S796391 bushels, against As o57431 last season
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

CoTTON-The feature in the cotton market to-day
the report the condition ana acreage
and attracted than usual interest owing 20
Widespread e0poctation Of record breaking require
and the idea that the report might
possibly such 70 Justly an i'm
Trs5iarS and ne--nanent IN rr1ceS
however. the condition of sl1 comparing
with 7ST last and the ten wear average OF 81
days. ana, while reduction OF 4 ce
was re-orted IN acreage. the report followed by a
market. Support developed az moderate oecNne
last prices from the lowest with me zone
steady ct a Of 1ds points The market had
opened steady unchanged prices 70 an advance q
points before the published han WORKED
sections Of the belt Just before
report issued. July contracts were selling aTo1
rrrt aas 10 soc for 10 7Sc December. with
I1lv closing at and December a. 10 Sc There
short account the CONDITION ng
ues bearish operators arguing thar the price ot
Hfi initial condition OF the crop was a lttis
beTer on the other hand. and
gesed necessity OF unusually favorable growing
season ,--.,,-
Exchange follows: receipts. be56l bales. against
hale last overland 20 mills and Canada.
IS 2R bales against bales last southern l
TaElngs estimated 10000 bales. against 1900
SsIes loss ~ stock towns, 5Tll5
last brouaht into sght
for tho e7sT2 bales against 7i1os eeieS iaSt y
bales deducted receipts season. against bales
last vear overland mills and Canada. l2s eo2 bales
against 724 bales last YEAR southern mil taaEs
i+e-o- towns in OF September l. l4o2l2 hales
against I52 Gs bales year; brought into g ihus ts
for season IS O87 $50 bales against 10 bal is
bsIes aEafnEr Sl9 293 The total
movement 277 days this season. against 2s DAYS
T range Of contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ees,Ipoo. June s--Closing. WHEAT-Spot No red
winter, nominal; futures steady: July. es
-spo; e+.leiH6er, IS cad; December, ss I'D cokN
g. I'm new American mixed fyia Cialvestong ,
FIi; tofas steady. July. Is 81sd September % Cd
cisa winter patents strong. 36s- PEAS-Caha-
~1sy Is 81 q HOPS London fPacirc Coastp
PORg, 1SAts BEEF-ENtre India mess. easy. s5s
ST.. Esiine mess Western strong. 9ls 50. HAMS
land o.. ca5 u 70 20 10 firm, Sos. BACoN-Cu1n6er-
r. n - 70 20 10, strong, 5Ss Sd: short rib. ~ 70
50. - esstolg, SIS long clear nddies. light. 2S 70
IL stros strong long clear mddles heavy S5 70 90
rs.e poss short clear backs. 10 to 20 10 strong
DERsNss.b beliies - 10 l6 II. strong. els. ShOUL-
-a-ass Il 70 IS IN. strong. SIS LAFsD-Prirne
n r-r- y tierces. strong Sd. American fefnen
white a. ss'rong. 5Ts 80. CHEEsE-Csnsdian finest
s~r5+s - colered. steady. els; Canadian tnest
t.s1 es steady SIS co; Canadian finest eolored CD
FzNTt,-Srrs TALLoW-Prime city. steady. 2ss llE-
~assx x &ss0sLEUE-stsady, 7Sd- RosIN-Couaron.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
Citations.


yTyEzB PEOPLE OF THE sTATB OF NEW YORK. By
the Grace OF God. Free and Independent-r Fanny
\ EEleston Sarah F. Davis Five Points House o. IN
5sfT society Relief of Hail Orphans and Desti
t+s hildren OF City OF New York Charles Lanier
Tannv Ianier Appleton. Elizabeth G. Iurnure Charles
TaLHS Eegfnala Bishop Lanisr. Francis Randall
s--iefou Jr Charles Lanier Appleton Ruth Appleton.
sftcS Annleton James Appleton Elizabeth Laafer Tur
80 Narv Mildred Turnure. George E2ans TurnUre.
Turnure. Manhattan Eve Ear
80 throat Hospital al persons interested IN ths
Es+sta of David Egeston. late OF ths County of New
YorJ deceased creditors. lesaees- next OF kin
send greeting: You ana each OF
required personally TO be and appear befors
OF County OF New York at the Surrc
SteS court OF County. held at the Hall OF Records
tba county OF York. the 18th day OF Juns.
half O'Clock n the forenoon OF thar
~ thsn ana attend judicial settlement %
49, account OF proceedings OF Charles Lanier and Henry
~ CIosSon as Executors OF the Last VIII and Tsstz-
or deceased. and such OF you hereby
rfred the OF twsnty-oue years
,1ire5 To guardian n have one %
~ YOU have to and apply for one "a %
srpointsd of your neglect or failure %
will be appointed By tbs Surrogate 70
represent and act for you in the proceeding
whereof have caused tns Seal OF 80
srrorates Court said County Of New Torx 20 %
hersunto afnxsd s---~... - ,,-
County. TIRE County % New YORK rs
IL 81 asd dav q Aprf TIRE year q our Lore ons
- thousand hundred and nins. :.
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

green 4oaeoo do South Caroline grssn s or TH FoFa PEI
basket 25a5o sPIASH nsaTsgy5 nsag5 dS marrow 81 56S
~ -5irs rer hbl S1gSl %; 90 ye- 80 e0c
S4ck SaS1 25 TURNIPs. Canada radsoIs, a. HGSi; %
L. ~ 100 punches SssdS1; TOMATOES
Wl.Je. p-s 81 "a. do Mississippi per "a Ss5c-ST
WATERcRESS per 100 bunches 4S, sSS4SSt ID do ,er box
PEE. NT3sEPCONs dollhouse. white large PEI " TO
Doc: DO brown. large. Sogtt Go s'l----'
- ,rE1I-s ho+house- n. 1OGloc
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
NENHOUSE MINES { SHELTERS
TO the Bondholders and Stockholders:

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posDHorDHas assx& s-== ss=-=
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"""' cent, Der share a
fort mdh
will be %s%d to have 1@m m
Bank eaEaup
FRANKA
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
ErcnrMOnS.
RED BANK LINE.

Iva Franklin ST. N R. daily. $50 a 40
p 5suar $50 a oHiy,; Rsttsry $50 a m 2:S5
sta Exc. eoc, Trolley 70 Long Branch, AshrrF RarG
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
AMERICAN TELEPHONE.

l-eluiiag long distance lines Of the American Tele
phous and Telegraph Company, report for April as
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
TWO RAILROADS FINED.
,,..,uri Pacific and Iron Mountain Pay
e. 5oo Each for Giving Rebates

-, Rock Ark. June 4-The Missouri Pacific
L..a and its subsidiary line. the Iron Noun
r,s,sed guilty in the federal court here to-
ts'h tbe indictments recently returned against
7osy and Judge Trieber imposed a fine Of $500
sash case The FaFoaas % were eohoao indicted in nifty fly
az. 1o,,nch Elevator Company, Of this city.
and Wilbur {. St.th. formerly traffic man
BSl', ne Iron Mountain. pleaded guilty several
ssss ego AID were fined
-r,.sngton. June 4-Attorney General Wicker
- said to-day that before consenting TO the
fAA-., Of 9 fine on the railroad companies q
=, examination had been made Of the circum-
c. ,,pder which the rebates were given. and he
$50. t,,,, convinced that the companies were only
s-,csrlv guilty OF an offence against the Elkins
II appeared that the payments were made
~ former traffic manager in violation Of or
..-s riz-en by c S. Clarke. the vice-president
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

xrorR AND MEAL--There was small Johbing
eo,r today consisting chiefly OF spring grades
~, qysde Kansas Prices were without quotable
anu r. tSve four dull the old price level The
ItcIense. FIOUR-Sprng patents So 3oe1S1 40: winter
f,eieL9s SIS sOas7; patents. SO T5atSI spring
aa-s * 4bdS5 75 extra No winter 50 53IS5 -.
~ winter S56S5 IS: Kansas straishfs SoTSb 10
80 NJ 0T-R-Steady Quoted: Fair 70 GOOD - eVa
- "a I,tojce 10 fancy. 81 s0dS5. CORNMEAL-Steady
- ~: EIn dried So s0a$3 90. BAG MEAL-steady.
9uots tn white and yellow. 81 e5dSi 70 coarse 81 55
snTinE S27 10; standard middling. SIS TO- four
60 rcd dog S32 60; city bran, S2B so bulk. 81 20
&c. s T"5dins S27 25dS30 60 red dog s32 60 all June
t5enf. hominy chop S2s 30 bulk. SO 90 sacks OIL
meal SS5 oV Vv-5EAT-The chief feature of to-day's
was renewed selling Of July by important
Nile1' a. chicago who replaced with the IateT
lhtS. cousng an irregular market the July sell
ona Tina 4 under the previous night whlie
ils ~ al-est interval. September and December Only
al decline Flnai prices OF tIie day
sIioNec - we're y a &c lower and in New YORK
at Chicass9 ~srent for a decline of sc the July
-rh. market quite active all day. with
posl-Ioln--. houses on both sides, and sentiment
so huliish owing to the sales OF July ahe
s, bs, crop news continued very fsNoTanis Win
me ,S,sIs a. nv THE Modern Miller OF 4oopooOeO Tor
an ssuin1 Iest Weld The chief attraction of late
49,, germany and Argentina were stil oush
-sIoi but late private cane from
country that heavy rams had paFtiay
ne Sroufh This brought IN some Sc ling Just
The Liverpool market N'ss "a loWSr on
reseneo ten IL up on other positions while Berlin
Jny an a Lever A-ge.tna shipments were AgeIsSc
g-,arnbalI as 1os eco bushel- cornparSo YIN
PIE ooo b.isbels the previous week eng Worle snlp-
en1x were estimated shout lo9eo000 posaeaA c0il
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
Chicago CLOSING STOCKS.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Coupon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

SAMUEL UNTERMYER,
ISIDORE H. KRAMER,
Counsel for Committee
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-02
T UNDS SENT
TO TR|CkEN
MEXICAN CITY
RED CROSS ISSUES AT
PEAL AND PROMPTLY WIRES
$1,000; LATE REPORTS PLACE
LOSS AT $4,000.

Washington, Aug. 31.-The Ma
tional Red Cross has issued an
appeal to the American people for
contributions for the relief of the
Mexican flood sufferers. The COM
mlttee has teIegraphed $4,000 to
Consul-General Hanna.