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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
Cottonwood and SearIes.

Joe Schnobrich was business cal
Ter at Mankato.
George Fisher had his Auto badly
damaged by tip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheffler were agree
ably surprised last Sunday evening by
a number OF young people.
A number OF friends spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brinkman the occasion being her
birthday.
John Fisher is visiting friends and
relatives here. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
CORTLAND

Peter Fey of ST. Peter was . visitor
here Friday.
E. D. Precht was business caller
ct Siegel township Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Schlottmsnn and Mrs.
G. W. Block we're visiting New Ulm
friends Friday.
Fred Foss, Louis. Hulke, J. w.
Schroeder, E. D. and Louin T. Precht
F. w. Helm. c. w. Block, Louis Fitz-
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann 81. Never
and Mrs. E. D. Precht were to the
County Seat on Court business last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bobsin Sr. were
New Ulm callers Friday.
G. W. scSlottm.nn, son Grant and
daughters Lillian and Alley and Miss
Emma Bobsin we're visiting ct Nicollet
Friday. ,.
Mr.. Add Mrs. Frank Wells of Man.
ksto were callsrs here Saturday.
The Town Board held . meeting
here in the Hall last Saturday.
Mr.. Lizzie johnson of st Paul is
visiting here at the home OF her folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frod Bobsin this week.
Fred Schroeder from N Oak. was .
visitor here at the home of VIM Lang
horst Sr few days last week.
Christ Schmidt from Seaforth was .
visitor here last week.
Conrad Drummer and John Rein
hart from Mankato came here Monday
TO take III the Hues- Reinhart We'd
ding at the home of Frank Reinhart.
A grand dance and box social will
be given here in Schlottmann's Hall
Saturday eve May 18th. Come and
have good time.
George Huss and Mary Reinhart
were married here Tuesday at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Reinhart. A large crowd
was present and all injoyed very
good time. Mr. and Mrs Reinhart left
nothing undone to make it pleasant
for their guests. .-..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

For SALE-German methodist church
property At Klossner, including I
acre lot, grove and church building
for which sealed bids accompanied
by certified cheekipahe sum Of Us g
aevidence of good fhith will be re-
ceived by the trustees up to MONDAY
May 22nd, ct p. N. Address:
AUGUST IMBERG
1a.tf Klossner MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

wANTED-Local and travelling sales
men representing our reliable
goods. Any man of good appear
snce who is not afraid of work can
esymSke this satisfactory and per-
n1anent business. Write 1t once
for terms. Outfit free. Territory
unlimited. Big money can be made.
Apply quick. ALLEN NURSERY co.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
NOTE
The Cadillac went
through the entire "a
hour grind without 9
single motor adjustment
This is . contradiction to the
advertisement of another contest
ant claiming that said contestants
car was the Only one to do this)
Detroit Free Press, April 10, 1911:

Detroit Free Press, April 10, 1911:
Los Angeles, CAL, April o. Driv-
ing an Italian Fiat Of 60 horse power
Valentine Hust and Frank Verbeck
won the "a hour race over the Playa
del Rey motoadrome to-day, piling
up the remarkable score Of 149l miles,
an average of 62f miles an hour,
breaking the American record of 1888
miles made by Poole and Paschke
with Stearns car at Brighton Beach,
August 20, last.
An American Cadillac of 80 horse
power, driven by Adair and Baudette,
was second with score of l448 miles,
an average of more than 60 miles an
hour. Ten cars started the long grind
at4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon and
seven finished.
Free From Accidents
The race was remarkable on account
of the freedom from tire trouble and
accidents, and because Of the great
mileage Of the first and second cars
The race was the first of it, kind to
be run on . specially constructed
speedway in America. The Brighton
Beach course, on which the previous
record was made, Il one mile track
used for horse racing, while the motor
drome here is q one mile board coarse,
with steep banking.
The greatest score ever made for "a
hours driving was made by F. Edge,
with Napier car over the Brooks
land, England, speedway in 1907.
Edge covered 1850 miles, cut it was .
record trial and not competition
event.
The Cole made good showing dur
ing the early hours of the race, but
broke two pairs OF cylinders, and was
off the track for two hours. During
the second hour the Cadillac got inside
the Brighton Beach record and broke
the marks up to the end Of the fifth hour
when the Fiat took the lead, and shat
tered every hour mark to the finish.
Following was the standing OF the
cars at the finish: Fiat, first, 1,49l
miles; Cadillac, second, LAT; Cole,
third, i, 2l9; Cutting, fourth, !, 1856; War
ren.Detroit, fifth, l167; Croxton, sixth,
1.l53; Schacht. seventh, 1913 miles.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
Use Allen's Foot Ease.

the antiseptic DO WIDER to shake into the shoes
Makes tight or new. shoes feel easy. Rehevets
painful, swollen. tender, sweating, aching lees
Sold everywhefe, 25e. Don't accept any sup
stitute. sample FREE. Address, Allen ..
Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
OBITUARY.

Geo. Pslta died at his home on
North Broadway last Tuesday night,
death being due to kidney ailments.
Deceased was born in Amplatz,
Bohemia, Oct. 4. 1887. In 1854 he
was married to Katharine Groebner
with whom, three years later, he
immigrated to America. He settled
in the town of Sigel on q farm where
he remained about 81 years. He,
then, retired from active farm life and
came to this city where he has lived
ever since, a well-known and respected
citizen. he was one of the last two
surviving charter members of the St.
Josephs Verein, the other being Nick
Gulden. The funeral was held last
Friday morning from the Catholic
church. The St. Joseph's verein
attended the funeral in body.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
FOR SALE-A piano in excellent con.
dition, standard make. Inquire q
this office.

For RENT = Flat with modern con-
veniences over New Ulm Publ. Cos
Office. Inquire at ALB. STEIN
HAUSER'S Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

We wish to invite the public to
visit US at the old Krook building on
South Minnesota street, to look over
our electric supplies of Ill kinds, and
where we can demonstrate to you
how electric light can be had on the
farm or private buildings by the use
of storage battery. There 10 no
combustion, no dust and no explo-
sion. 1t is the safest light in the
world. Write for estimates to The
Storage Battery Electric Co., New
Ulm, Mimi.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

News was received here last week an.
nouncing the death of Mrs. Anton
Schwertzler Of Minneapolis, formerly. of
New Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
POSITION WANTED--A girl wants .
place to work. Inquire at this ONCE.
18 20.

For RENT - A cheerful front room.
Inquire at this Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

For SALD-Msx Reinhart OF this city
is local agent for the Pilot Acety lene
Light Generators and anyone
interested can learn particulars OF
the agent and also from Ed. Rein
hart, CORTLAND Tp., who has .
plant installed on his farm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

CHEAP FOR CAsH!-Ten room house,
electric light, city water, cemen!
sidewalks, large cistern, cellar ana
garnet, plum, cherry, ornamental
Jack walnut and shade trees
Corner lot, centrally located. 10.
quire at this Office. los1
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

u u - -. ~ ~
(eage in q Hours Ever Made BY
,rioan Motor Car
NIGHT LETTER
| THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.. Inc.
$4,000 Office. in Services P.tso The
los Augs4s c.z Ap,us19u
Cadillac xoar G,
s e y n ~; s. IS; q =
s a. 5 % 900 1 e, ee sas
stock s% N c %s a e.ss, s e 1~s
and , . g sks s s1n mics @ 1s s se es sn
asa ts x ss raas essd for so 9s@
y' l IS s' 1em OF american DN' 1'DN Donzzz
but records because the
The Cadillac Company the
recorded follow natural sequence 49, n.o;
the day Cadillac be attained only
Any the would have done
the Standardization test which
the Cadillac but the same underlying st
1 s sss a me % Cadillac hours
up e @ssss ss
thrown into perfect rebuilt therefro
the perfect Standardization
Tn Cadillac evidenced the
endurance which logically
Trophy Cadac just as it
canahle Of the mieag Angeles Cadillac
Observe rating and the high OF the
miles -adisa o.
distant Washington
Every Cadillac
position
must
havea of highest Standardization
If choose the Cadillac
ndardzed CARR
ne and will call on you with demonstrators.
). STENSVAD
Minnesota. Redwood Fails, Mimi
s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

FOR RENT - Furnished rooms> 6O6
South German Street. lI-lS
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

"She Stops to Conquer" next
Friday evening at Turner Hall.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10

New Ulm-O 0 4 0 0 0 2 %
Fairfax 20 0 0 o l 0 0 %
P.V. L.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
NIGHT LETTER
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., Inc.
Offices in America Of World.

Cadillac Motor Car Co., Detroit, .NicA
Cadillac today made greatest mileage eUer MADE 6H an
race 6eatin0 former wos records By l95 niles CoveTed
6Os miles an Aour 81 hours Of continual runn1ng 80
behind sDecial built S. 900 Fia1 racing 40ugh the
Cadillac entered 0s strictly stock chassis to the Uery Sn1
shot ar made mechanical repair. Lost 81 minutes cha
repnishing uel and replacing broken ap Car at end
Ten starters seuen finished Cadillac 224 miles ahead OF
and 534 miles ahead worlfs record so horsepowe cars
beyond all doubt the american long distance champion
I2I5a.m. I0M. DONL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

s. 00ase 10: packers IS s0a S. %. rough So
ass * pigs. s5a5Ts5 7s. southern hogs
ard pigs. 81 35asJ 70 sHEEP-Rec-ipts II
Se3 head. active and about steady: spring
lambs s7Ts7 81. clipped lambs. $3.50. COM
no. lambs dull 81 5o1si So clipped sheep.
s. T5gst 10.
Union Stockyards. Pittsburg, June SAT
TLF.-ateady. supply light. choice 81 $3.50 10;
good. kSaS 30 SHEEP-Steady: supply light.
Prime wethers - 2JuS+ 30 culls and common
s2qs3 spring lambs. s5dss calves. ssnSs 30
HOGs-Higher receipts fair. Prime heavies
"a lNdss X. mediums. heavy and light Workers
ard pies Sc oOTf SO -. rpughs SS1rSJ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
rAsA OBLIGATIONS.
..yssAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June o, 1911.
oy,,y-WHEAT--A slump occurred IN 1..' -,
6khN ~,,-kefs Wheat a. the close showed
fhe sis- - fs,QIa.c and sentiment was
~ % 800 bcarish. although there was
sczs - AGGRESSIVE operations on me pear
sssi ,..o-ts were especially bearish from the
% 49, sec ons. and farmers. ooth n
sE1rs ...-'csr. spring wheat states ana IN
-. -,',osared 70 he jubilant over me
GIL, III bumper Yields Leaclng RI
,''7sc -s,s stiu closed for the Whitsunti De
sir "a r. orir markets reported being Der
ea8otl p,5ao4si. Were prices were higher
T 81. Dccr-,nisints OF drouth in portions ~
FFrs -, ru~ooc The fore C1 crop sum
s.rsvs- was generally satisfactory.
-! ,., visible showed an increase east
sIsas's1, ,ct,ss ~ 5S4 0O0 bushels. compared
! iae Hssc-asse - ! 0fT. 900 last year. while
y. stocks gained 3.fSi OOo. against
FHAs YEAR ago OF .. ass GOO. An Official
-. =, ne new acreage IN Argentina made
80 about 20 per cent over last year,
= - ~ 40 0O0 acres were harvested. No
- -. - si-rator. and 9ac siost No !
Ess - nrI,.h. 81 0GN ? o Is ahoat CORN
&C., q1.c me- lower Bradstreets Wis
Sc N increase for tho week OF
y. =. y, eor,p9rss with an increase last year
~ Ja Export safes, loads or NeW
,-'f.- forward shipment Export new -
=, nominal saoat OATS-Pr .ces
.s,.ss ss7rrly. closing a. net OF =
,ss,reet's visible showed an increase ~
4 Al compared vilh decrease as yea
eo0 cash oals easy. standard white.
10 2 l4c. 30 8. 43c. 10 4. a.
k.lEY-Eas.er. mailing. 9Og Boo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

:. 'siON>-Cuiet but fruer Influenced
l,s,.. Yanee % 20 10 points in the hog
lss, ~ onyirs oy grain houses PORK
3. ca. ass ~ 7Sgsls family $50 SO ~ !,
ma, sH..y SIS $40 80. packet. si2 BOZ
iYsa as ineia mess. so 5oGSoo. BEEF
E5 sNs' go 504$2T 80. DRESSED
) a sS.e1dy bacons Sac. $50 10. Sac
D. 80 40 ib. gisc. pigs. 9-sc. CCT
,-ricklec bellies nrn 10 N. II z q BE
r., - p. 1OaI Picked hams
csss,g9- :, TALLQW-S 5,. ,,. Ely.
s.,es 80 sijc. city. 7Nc: refined. south
|L BOO. Coniinent. s70c Brazil kegs,
&c., engolnd steady. "a. lT*c sTEAR-
lf,.rs - Tsisc. city lard ION 1000.
b ~ -cOPPER-standard quiet SPOT.
r. 4. Angus and September. lls31
n "a, 'Hoon steady. spot. f5j So 20 nut
En- Lake. y p a u SOC electroiy'ic'
s spsii's 75a st III Jus C.
l., ,ec July. 4a2lg44c. August 42d
p 81, >p,eiaber. 42942 800 London easy.
|yefa, ,,.o'utcs. 1872 15s. ~ AD.-'Qulet
"a Se" York 8 l. = n = % 3 East -
|ass a. aooa. ti3 - GO sPTLTER Quiet
~ r. new York. 2O0 5.25o East 81
Pks,-'s aooc i24 i0s. ANTlMoNY-Duil I;
b lRON-Cleveland warrants. ass
IT,, -'sr ,.n Locally easy: 30 foundry
Fie NSgsl5 50. No 2 Northern. si4 IS
.tse,i. j Southern and 40 J Southern
az s,s sIoREs-spiri,s turp.tinc armer.
r az sat rise Ia p-ices TSsin and tar
Essssis. GHss,nangso TURPENTINE--spirits.
/. esr IL 5sc. TAR. $500. ROsiN--
q ,ssood strained. G.75c. q. c.s5c d.
ga s,ssEED OII-ouiot hut s,esdier
Fee ~. ~ advsnce q . % points. Local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

~ quiet NTH prices 5 points higher 81
~ tcr nic9lug upland Liverpool cables
III. sales. = 600 bales speculation am eN~
7 20 American. 1000. imports. Zoo
ns-sn, 3Coo Kidding upland. Sgd. Fut-
= 'sa.d steady az 5d7 points advance closed
n snetia po.1's higher June. slot-d,
e-l9y - Julv-AU-Isf. :. 80. August-oef-
- I54..d. eptenber-OctOber. :. - ed, Oo-
November 0Sd. Novem ber-Decer1o Der.
~. Dec.nbsr-Jarusry and January-Feo ru-
.N1c February March. 7.Ol "a. March
ssifLL-Evtren'e apathy prevailed. sales.
v Sgs Price charges were small. and the
sss stead. although there was ltue
Fessurs IN Igly a. the close and ina.
we're > points net lower 70 1 point net
y sa,ios a. were quoted from y 6oc 10
iN prompt shipment. according 20 d.
~. arc good % fair roasters we're offerei
- ioT July-Auzlst shipment. RIO a..
l~.o COS, arf freight. but these prices were
above buyers views Havre closed AZ
AZ net advance Hamburg was = a. pfen-
yer RIO was unchanged and santos
- decline OF 80 re's. Warehouse deiir-
stsz az cofee a. United states ports
s'oo bags. against 10 sol last week and
=. Is year The visible supply ~ Brazilian
|ss,iE ard afoa' fCr tho United states VAS
III =. bags sgainsr 29i5 $50 last year ard
go W years ego S-ot Steady A. u 5-i6c
~ NJ !. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston June G.-rhere was little activity
in the wool market during the last wsek.
Buying OF tho spring clip is AT hrm prices
although many Eastern dealers declare that IL
Is largely speculative Pflncipsl quotations
Domestic wOols-Ohio and Pennsylvania
r.-ces Delsins washed. soc. Xxx. 81 o 2sc halt
blood combing. Csc. three eishths. 2tis a 2Jc
ouarter blood 2a q 24c. half. three-eiyhths and
ne-auarter. ciothing 2lc. delaine. unwashed
2sc Michigan. Wisconsin and New York
neeres Fine unwashsd i14lIiic. delaine.
Csc: half blood 2sc, three-eishths. 2ic quar-
ter 22i, 23i-c. half. three-eishths and quar-
ter clothing. i4d COO. Kentucky Indiana and
Missouri. rhree-fourths blood. 23c. quarter
- 4, q 23c. Georgia. e"d2lc.
Secured Dssis--rexas. nne twelve month";
a. a lsr. fne six 20 eight months. - q ftc, fne
fail. ua i?c. California. Northern. t7Aisc
mode county, tJn t3c southern. 43c. fall
free zoe oregon Eastern No stapIs. 81 n
&c. Eastern clothing. isd50c. valley No l.
45e isc Territory. Fin" staple 55g SIC hns
n,.d,in 81 n 5Sc. nns clothing. ~ 152r quar-
ter blood combinT 5oa SIC. three-eighths a.
fs0c. quarter i6t isc.
sup<rs As 41o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

HUPS-- HrctIpIt IlT ~ W'Th' oHV bdiFN
Market very strong, with DC paid on contracts
for 1911 crop IN oregon and SOC in New York
state, with further offers in this az the
same Trice Crop reports more encouraging In
New York state. Oregon and Washington In
Californis the Sacramento section looks well.
hut in sonoma and Mendocino the weather mas
1910 prime 10 choice 10, nominal. 3laS2c me
dunn TO good. 29Q30c Pacific Coast, 25G26c:
medium n good 22ls T24c: 1870 ieTisc older
growths, 1o4lf4c. Germans. 1910, 10 nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June 4. 1911
BEEvEs-Receipt, IS cars, or s3I heso, M y;
Guiding cars for the marHes, no cou s'A ,oid A.
sfesdv prices Dressed beef nuiet az -
iOc per n. No later cables from Ca1o 20
b.ef markets OF Great Britain. NO eNpo'" ~
sales-Geors. & l. s pllienoack: | 5uii % gao
ID sys era E = T. % 80 per SO h. ST.
oCCaIyEs-Rece,pts ga head. including l99
for the market Prices we're ',sa SOY 90 ner 100
~ culis AZ SO. buttermilk caves a. s. 30.
Dressed calves steady at l2s lSc for ci,y
dressed veals ana 81 ~ nc FOR country nressed
calves ,,,,.-A,,,,. - v.sis
S J Dlli ioS * f. 100 Se' H.
sc 90, 10 hutterrnilks is+ ID. 81 80
SHdrew Mullen: 40 yeals IA 70. so. ,
Tobln & shannon: 3 veais. 1913 ID. 1873
culls. 2so H. 80 ,,r coy
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip's. ist, ears
Or i.oi6 head. Including 81 cars for me mas ms
srr ara selling better than az yesterday
close. with Hight receipts anticipated %1
WEDNESDAY. market ,op Po rs ,Iss 40 - nrtme
i soro a. a. 81 IS a So So few yearlinss at
$3.50 pressed mutton steady az So iO1,c per
il. dressed lambs easy az IAN ioo' c"0'17
SAL safes"Kern, Commission company; 22'
virginia lambs GO ID avsras ga Pos i 80 n II
$ Il sheep. %. h. 81 IS bucks liS d.
ie' 2so 81 H. g. 20 81 70 So ,Ss
- n &c 30 sheep. 10 Ii. 81 IS Tennessee.
50 10, s5 ga & Son: o2l Kentucky lambs;
sc ID. SIS sf-ep. rs ID. 81 10; bucks and
Tob,n & shannon: c2i Kentucky lambs. s.
n SIS 20 II sheep. ! u 10. ~ oo
george q /. 5. Dnienback - state lambs
HOGs-Receipts. IN cars, or -'ooo mead
George g. / s Dnlsnback date YESTERDAY,
a. hogs is4 10 average. go so per 100 ID: 49,
Is4 IL SO 80. 3 roughs. 3ss 10 80 4.
Judd & Co. tlate yesternsy'. >" e'a'o
Sawton q Co date yesterday: "a Tennes-
see hogs. 10 II. 50 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

movement at New Orleans for the week as fol-
lows Receipts. rough. l.ci21oS sacks. agaia 81
Lass. 229 last year. sales, cleaned. l.lJAOOO
pockets. against 1.1f4.494 year ago.
SUGAR - Refined unchanged but quiet.
standard graduated &c net. less per cent
cash. In London beet sugar was ~ / p d
dearer: June los 7l1C July. los 81 &. Au-
gust los I'd. Raw here firm and held higher,
centrifugal. $3.50. nluscovado. 1886, and mo-
iasses sugar az S.1ic. According 10 WNlett
Gray the movement OF sugar al cuban ports
for the week. figures in tons. was as follows
Receipts. six principal ports. 5000. against
10 600 last week and 1900 last year. receipts
ali ports ~ the island. 10 900. against 20 400
and q 600: exports. SIX ports. $4,000 against
q 900 and AZ 600. stock. six ports 252 ooo.
compared with 27l 600 and 500 600. Centrals
grinding II. against IS and Is.
DRJ G>-Steady TO firm, with business
steady and good iobhiug demand. Essential
oils held az full but unchanged prices. Roots
in good selling form at full prices
IIIDES-Firm for common stocks a. full
prices. stocks light.
LEAIHER-F1rm and quite active. sellers
placed good orders al fun rates offerings
light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
WIESBADEN

bbl. s2Gso -: white. 100 hunches 500; -. -
NATOE~ Florida. carrier, Sld>2 30, aIssiSslLp Up,
case. qOc. dollhouse, 10 sgl2c, WATEkChESo'
100 punches. Slds2 -. So, ra-
NCT-Domesiic peanuts very nm, ~ "a
cent disastrous fire In the soutn oesu 49,
large quantity Of goods. and with deinan d
GOOD here asking prices have been rais geo
Considerably shelled goods quie,, No. Ar
q . ns- IL PEANUTS. Virginia hand picke9'
Jumbo r. fancy Si 6o H sn Bee no
N 2 LH4Ac Spanish. shelied.
No !. 7GTi.c. 10 .. 50 3a.c mammal
HONEY ifeless quotations h o n I"c:
buckv neat. comb. q lOc. extTacstteH1s So OF &C.
wssl milan extracted gallon oIc., 7S ~ IN. bust
BEFSWAX-steady. win nios' 9a tnT y,i,hiu
range % - u BIC 10 . ...f-
MAPLE srGAR-Quotations represenr re- 90
avs. ideas Of values rather than acinaI o.s5
ness. sugar n. 9Gilc; syrup gallon ''
TJc . y...-, ,,id ID
GISSFNG-Nor;hern and Eastern WIZ ~
&c : az ~ Southern. wild. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

c,t,,o .runA Receipts =
500 S' assd SssS;; $50 "a
s,ocrs 81 an 2o3 a.a s9 .ssss.5 so COW. AMI
S.,,.r. s, va s. 50. calves ssas7so HOGS
Rsc:ps 1000 head &c g Ss s's g. taea
s. soase III heavy. s. esa's l2ia ros ssa
* As s. IS. good 20 choice heavy g. s'u
ssI? pigs = eGs's 10 5siN 5000 s. head
go. 49, % 100 love-. native. sSat4 80: West
srn' .s8s4 So: yearIlns.. 81 $50 - ~; Sn'os'
native. 50 go So %: western, r Receipts.
4st head, quiet fair to good shippers. $50 So
Common. s29si HoGsI,R7seeeeeip''i; ,,: gsls
s5d shippers 50 1oass Is. common, 5! 800
s. 90 EHEEP-Receipt,. LOS n nea "e sigg
sheen. 81 a SO 60. lambs steady. 10 Zoe hish-
Ke1sas CITY Jun. 6.--CATTLE-Receipts
9 000 head including 500 soutncrn, s'esIs
steady 70 wax esT :os sts9 fair 70 good
So,Ct5 Is. we-t-rr. 5000 10: stockers and
is.e;r. s. sSHi ss,ITs : :s:s s.
a a59s775 HoGs-Receipts is,oto head
5ai oc higher. bulk OF sales s9s 20 "a .sdset6
- s, 20. sac Al 10 sHEEP-Reosipts 10000
head .issdy iamb. $685. 10. . sea q a5 :,
,sse sioc %sihs ara f.sd.rs
Eat sa RnTaio. june s-cArTLE.Receigts
100 heal, active and ''e So higher, s. asa
s. 70 HoGs-Receip,s 1000 head fairy ,a &C..
IN and steady, heavy snd nissd So oy
o. 81. Yorkerr So 2sai633. Tiss, ~ 1919 20
saTsc % SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts'
100 read active. STEADY snd unsnanssa
4 Louisville Juno a--shEhf M - e. 90
@s7 y. seconds. s6asG 50; culls ~ %; "a
sheep. o. 5O1s medium and common sheep'
S"s, rout, June -CATrLE-Receips J.
7so heri: active. steady 70 ioc lower . Gssrs
81 500 So IS. heifers, styts; cows, '' U.s. =.
g. s5Gsi 40 HOGs-Receip,s. lf.oos real
rairly active and steady. Light and medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
NFW YORK PRICES.
INFERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoaRD CLEARANCEs.

u0IR AND MEAL - Flour inactive.
kr-s PATENTS s51SJ so winter st-aights.
! sSN Is winter patents. s. 20 = 90.
~ Gears 6 50 81 90 extra 10 | winter.
! $50 90. extra NO > winter s. = 2 81 30,
Errs srsichts 81 - 4 - 20. fancy spring
|asx $3.50 50 81. RYE FLOER-Qliet,
l., GOO. 81 81 u 3 Is. choice 20 fancy
KISS ST. CORNMEA1l-Steady kiln dried.
~ BAG MEAI-Fine white and yellow.
EH.y % coarse 81 foGSf Il. FEED
b. Western spring. SO l0 9S2S 80. stand
y sdlfnr So So. hour do 81 81. red dog
70 ci,y Yran S23 40 bulk S25 sacks mid
IA, rs s59S2S red dog. So hominy chop.
. 5 bulk. g. - SACKS. Oiimeal. $50 %
1854
COTT0N-Esd "a sharp advance. with new
.lr mon;hs selling into new high ground.
3 scare 81 shorts and fresh buying f9r
e account which followed ? oullish weekly
'a'hsr Bureau report cOinc.deu'al with the
-1al here % Southern cottonseed oil men.
ar c. WON talked tuilshly regarding inc
'v crop outiook October cotton sold az
.;ic CT IS points above the closing figures
Monday ana about - points above the
ri prevailing Just after the publication ~
= EoTefrments favorable crop report last
- The close was firm and only shade
i-er the best with August net unchanged.
= Nhsr months showing me- gains OF from
y Il points Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

st fND -YKUPs quiet end IN
~. y.alr =. -. unchanged Refined pctro-
York
cerD,r, ~Ac unchanged Dan Taimage's
telegraphs Louisiana crop