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Bic Catch

From Forest and Stream.
 Lansing zabriskie the young son of Mir. and Mrs. A. M. zabriskie of Aurora. N.Y,, added new laurels to his plseatorial achievements fishing fin the gulf stream Fresh baits were put on two hooks. and thrown out. Suddenly Lansing felt his line being pulled down.
 He had strike and great was the surprise of father and son to see saf- fish jump. He kept playing the sailnsh until he had it near the boat and re- marked that he was almost done with his work when the fish went out again and after the end of another 10 minutes the prize was in the boat. The fish was seven feet and one-inch in length and weighed 4s pounds. Lansing was only years old and began 10 handle rod and eel three years ago from the ocean pier and last season was his first experiences at deep sea fishing and he has most suc- cessfully caught kingfish and amberJack.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady; middling. 114se; nei receipts. 509 gross receipts 5O9; ship ments, S53 sales, 24s; stock, 3S45.
 August Quiet; middling, 12c; net re- C ipts. l38 gross receipts, 1S3; sales. 267 stock. 36.G4S.
 Memphis: Steady; middling, 12c; net re- oepts, 6l2; gross receipts, 11l2; shipments 1915; sales, 250; stock 25,066.
 St. Louis: Quiet; middling, 11Bc; net receipts, 263 gross receipts, 696; ship ments, S56; sales, 3; stock, 14T9.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 539; gross re- ceipts. 539 shipments, 326; stock, 15.671.
 Little Rock. Quiet middling 11sse; net receipts, 43; gross receipts, 43; shipments 79; stock, 11,271.
 Total today. Net receipts. 2O99, gross receipts. 3032, shipments, 3i29; sales. 76s stock, Al 275.
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Flour and Foodstuffs

tCorrected by Tennessee NH Col
 Self raising flour. 66O: Nellie King four. per barrel. s6.o0; bolted meal, per 96 10. sack, $210. No. corn, per bushel, kiln dried $1.04 pure wheat shorts, $35 pure wheat bran, $33; c. s. hulls per ton. sl1: prime c. s. meal, per ton, $3O; c. s. feed meal. per ton. $26; No. timothy hay, per ton, $S5 mixed alfalfa and Johnston grass, S22; corn ehops per 100 pound sack. s2, white oats, 72e; alfalfa hay, $25; Johnson grass, $20.
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WEATHER OUTLOOK
 GOOD FOR WHEAT
Bullish Figures in Report Came Too Late to Affect
 Wheat Prices

Chicago. June 1o.-Bullish figures in the government crop report came too late today to affect the price of wheat The Washington estimate of the total yield this season proved to be 20.000.0o0 bushels under the most generally accepted pre- diction that had been current in Chi- cago. How far traders were from being prepared for such news might be judged by the fact that the market had been weak all day. and had finished at ss9sc to ikc net decline. Corn closed ssdl1Rc to 5k6i1c down, and oats off 14c to ss@1sc Provisions were 71ac to 221ke increase in cost. Most of the day wheat specula- tors took passive attitude until they could hear definitely from Washington During the session September luctuated from s1. .05 to $1 .o51s to S1.059s. with last sales s1 .o5ss@1 .05A. just lsc lower than AS hours before. Only scalpers bought corn The weather was favorable for the crop and statistics were generally against the bulls. Local stocks increased 600,ooo bushels for the week July ranged from 7sAc to 74Ac. closing heavy. %9ic net lower at ss4@7S7sc. Cash grades were in poor demand. No. ? yellow was quoted at 75s4@76%c
 Realizing sales by longs resulted in a backset for oats. The government esti- mate of the oats crop turned out 12O0o,- 0O0 bushels larger than the trade here expected Upper and lower levels reached for July were 52se and 5l%e. with the close 519sd5115c, net loss of Ac.
 Packers buying hogs freely at the yards forced shorts to cover fin the provision pit. One reason was that receipts of live animals at western points amounted to q much smaller total than a year ago. The ensuing advance left pork 171kd221kc dear CT and other products up 71ad10c.
 Future quotations were as follows:
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Hubbard Bros. < Co.'S Letter

New York. June 10.-(Speeial)-Wit hardly a recession of more than a few points today's market was a firm one, caused by predictions of a storm in the gulf Of Mexico, which would bring raln into Alabama and Georgia
 The long range forecast for the coming week was quite different, but no atten- ton was paid to it when the trade were in receipt of telegrams regarding a storm. Crop advices were favorable from all sec tons except August Georgia, which com plains of too much rain during the last fortnight.
 The action of the markets today shows their extreme sensitiveness to reports of even probable damage to the crop and the widespread belief that the coming crop must be short one. It is. therefore, clear that the markets must be heavily long of the surplus supply.
 Liverpool should advance points to- morrow
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. June 1o.-Cotton seed oil was quiet but frmer on speculative buying on account of the strength in lard and cotton. Futures closed to 6 points net higher. June, 6.77 @ 7S1c; July, 6.909 6.93c August. 703q 7.05e; September. 7.14@7.16c; October. 7.11@ 713c; prime crude. nominal prime summer yellow. 6.75 4 6.95c; prime win ter yellow. 6.85d 7.s0c; prime summer white 6.90d 7.60c; total sales, 7200.
 New orleans, June 10.-Cotton seed oil: Prime refined, in barrels. per pound. 7.15c; choice meal, per cent ammonia. per long ton, s29 choice cake, per cent ammonia, per long ton, s2750
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Fruits and Produce

Corrected by Douglas Bros)
 Apples, fancy northern. per barrel. S4g0 5.50 boxed Gano, S2.50; Wine Saps, ss.25, bulk, $275G3; cabbage, new Florida, g per crate; lemons fancy, per box S4 75Q0 800: Hines, imported $l.00: pineapples. SSa250 per crate; Irish potatoes, per bushel, d.4O, sweet potatoes. Dooley yanls. per bushel, sl.25; onions, Texas crates, $2. 5042. 75; Spanish, per crate. sg: oranges, California, $3.25 box; pineapples s3.25 per crate; eranberries per box. s2 .7bao 3; per barrel, $l1; grapefruit, Florida. s5S1 | 5.50: strawberries, Cullman, s2. Water melons, 15q35c; canteloups. s950as
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St. Louis Produce

St. Louis, June 1O.-Flour steady; hay weak: Timothy. 2oO0 at s26; prairie, sl5@ p; whiskey s14o; iron cotton ties s4c; barring 9ssc; Hemp twine, 71zc. Pork dn- changed; jobbing, s16. 75. Lard unchanged; prime steam, slO.171zd10g711 Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed, extra short, 10a4c; clear ribs, 1034c; short clears, He. Bacon unchanged; boxed, extra shorts, 11%c clear ribs, 11s4c; short clears, 12c. Receipts: Flour. 900; wheat, 5000; corn. 2Ss,00O; oats, 7S,000. Shipments: Flour, 4sO0 wheat, 42,OO0; corn. 10000; oats, 29,e00.
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Pigs and lights, s5a7 s5; mixed and buch- I

Pigs and lights, $5a7 65; mixed and buch- CTS, g. 45Q7 80; good heavy, S.7o@7 80.
 Sheep: Receipts. 64o0; market steady Native muttons, s .756D5 .25 lambs, s6.504 s.25; culls and bucks, $1 .50d3. 50; stockers, S2. .50Q3 .50.
 Louisville Ky, June 10.-Cattle Re ceipts. 1000; market steady on good, Slow on common; range, S248.
 Hogs: Receipts, 35o0; market Dc higher; range, S4. .50dI7.65
 Sheep Receipts, including lambs, STo0; market for lambs slow, 4Q9c down; sheep 10c to 40s higher.
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Visible Supply of Grain

New York. June 1O-The visible sup ply of grain in the United States Sat urday. June 8, as compiled by the New York produce exchange was as fol- lows. Wheat, 2s,410000 bushels, de- crease 2,437,000. Wheat in bond. 5,1s2,- 900 bushels, increase S6,000. Corn, 6,427 900 bushels. increase 72S.000. Oats, 6,397 900 bushels. decrease 10,655,000. Oats in bond 1.SS3,000 bushels. decrease TAO 900. Rye, 524.O00 bushels, decrease 20, 900. Barley, 572,000 bushels, in crease 10000. Barley in bond, 900 bushels decrease 76,000. The visible supply of Canadian wheat was 14,140,- 900 bushels. increase 1,190,000
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour: Steady.
 Rye: No g. s9c
 Barley Feed or mixing, 65dS5c; fair to choice malting. s1.1Od1.1e. Timothy Seed: s7q9.
 Clover Seed s14Q20
 Mess Pork: $1S.S71zlt19.
 Lard: In tierces, s1092ia.
 Short Ribs: Loose, $l0.55.
 Butter: Steady; ereameries, 23425c; daires, 20a24c.
 Eggs: Steady; receipts. 21.967 cases; at mark, cases included, 151z6161sc; ordinary firsts, 16c; firsts, 17d17lzc.
 Cheese: Steady; daisies, 12%dl3Ac: twins, 121k@13c; young Americas, 13AQ14c; long horns. 12s4d13hc
 Potatoes: Firm; receipts old. 45 cars; new. 25 cars: old, s1.104t. 15: new. $1. .50lp leo.
 Poultry: Live steady; turkeys. 12c; chickens. 12lkc; springs, S3dS per dozen. Veal: Steady; Sa12c
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Treasury Statement

Washington. June 10-At the beginning of business today the condition of the United States treasury was Working bal ance in treasury offices, $62, 722 264 in banks and Philippine treasury, $35, ,S5l .579 the total balance in general fund was s12S,- Al. S3; ordinary receipts Saturday were S3,3S7,S19 with ordinary disbursements of SS,e6s,5 ,571; the deficit to date this fiscal year is s3,513414 as against surplus of 8, 792,541 at this date last year. Figures exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions
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Metal Market

New York, June 1o.-Spelter quiet, A. 90: lead, quiet; s4.50; antimony. quiet; cbok- sons $S; iron steady, No. l foundry s15. .25 @15.75; No. foundry, s14.75Q15 .25; No. I southern and No. 1 southern soft, S15 .500D 15.75.
 New York, June 10.-Arrivals of copper 10 tons. Exports so far this month S167 tons London copper. easy; spot 97s bs; futures, 97s 17s Sd.
 London tin, firm; spot e2O6 los; futures sf196 los.
 London lead, a17 12s Cd.
 London spelter, e25 15s.
 Cleveland iron warrants, 54s in Lon don
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Naval Stores

Savannah, Ga, June 10-Turpentine firm, 44A a 45c; sales. 905; receipts. S99; shipments, 13S: stock. 2s.472. Rosin firm, sales, 2745. receipts, 3052; ship ments, s79; stock, 77,032. Quote. s6.10 @6.35: D, s6.55G6.60; E, $6.s59 a e.90; F, s7.35m7.371A: c, s7.40; H. s7.40@Z42h i. N, s7.40@745: K, $7.45@7.471k M, s7.50 N, $7.5o@7.52; VIC, wv s575.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans, June 10.-Spot cotton firm, unchanged; middllng 12c. Sales 500 to arrive 175 Low middling, 7-16c; ordi- nary, 9hc; good ordinary, 10 11-l6c: strict good ordinary, II 1-l6c; low middlng. 1lfsc; strict mlddling, ll%c; strict middlng, 12Ac; good middling, 12izc; strict good mddling. IS 1f-1Gc; middllng fair, 1Se: middling fair to fair, i3a5c; fair, 13s4c. Receipts, none; stock 4i,995.
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St Innis Grain

St. Louis, June t0-Cash wheat: No. red. s112@11Sk; No. ? hard. $1.O9@ 1.14h. Corn: No. 2, 74h @.75hc; No. 2 white. s2@s3kc Oats: No ?. 54c; No. whate, 55h 055Ac. Close: Wheat. July, s1.07A September s1.04G1.04% Corn: July, 73%c; September, 71%c. Oats. July, 51hc; September. 49.
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REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD

MRS. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has beer used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS ol MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHIL ft TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. Ii 5OOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLO and solutciy harmless Be sure and ask for ,-rs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup and take uo otaer kind Twenty-Five ceuts . bottle.
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Bank of Germany Statement

Berlin June 10.-The weekly statement of the Imperial band of Germany shows the following changes: Cash in hand in creased 24,l77000 marks. Loans decreased 25 504,000 marks. Discounts decreased 69.- 10000 marks; treasury bills decreased B. 000 marks. Notes in circulation decreased 6, ,2ss, 600 marks. Deposits decreased H.- 47S,O00 Gold in hand increased II, -S05, GOO
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Liyernool Cnftnn Market

Liverpool, June 1o.--Closing cotton. spot good business done; unchanged to points lower. American middling fair. 71Gd: good rniddling. 6.72d; middling. 6.4sd: low mid ding. 61sd: good ordinary. 576d: ordinary.
 5.sid. The sales were 10,Og0 bales. of which 5Qo were for speculation and export, and
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Kansas City Grain

No. hard. SLIP; No 2 red, si10@ Ill. Corn: No. mixed 76c: No 2 white, s1@S11zc. Oats: No. white 55 @55hc; No. 2 mixed, 54Q54kc. Close Wheat July. s1.o12 X @f01ts; septem- Der, 99%c; December, 99Ac. Corn July, 73hc. September, 6s%c; December, 5SM 65S%c. Oats: July, 4919 dl49ssc; September 41 n hc.
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HUBBARD EROS. & co.

CSttOp Merchants, Hanover Square. H Y. Members New York Cotton Ex, change New Orleans Cotton Exchsnra a New York Produce Exchange. Asso. eiate Members Liverpool Cotton Asao. siation. Orders solicited for the our. chase and sale of Cotton and Coffon n Seed Oil for future delivery. Special ae. sention and liberal terms given for sos. eignmsnts of spot cotton for dOlivoeR GoErsspondenes Invited
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Bonds
New York Money

New York, June 10.-Call money steady, p&d5 per cent; ruling rate. 2% per cent; closing bid, 21s per cent; offered at 2A per cent; time loans, steady; GO days and 90 days, per cent six months, 31k@3% per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 3s4d4 per cent; sterling exchange, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.S4. 75 for GO day bills and at s4,S7.20 for demand; commercial bills, s4S4; bar silver, 611sc; Mexican dol- lars, 4Sc; government bonds, easy; rail- road bonds, irregular
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New York. June 10.-There were some fair sized orders for prints from west ern and southern jobbers. Bleached linens are in better demand. Mapped fabrics for the cutting trade are being reordered literally Yarns rule steady and quiet. Jobbers are preparing for clearance sales preparatory to inventories.
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A Valuable Man

From the Louisville Courier Journal. Our new bookkeeper seems to have a wonderful grasp of detail" That's right" declared the junior part ner. He knows the records of most all
 the ball players"
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Butter g 1-2 Cents

Elgin, Ill.,. June 1O.-The quotation com mittee of the Elgin board of trade de- clared butter firm at 2512c.
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CUPID ON TELEPHONE
Many Operators Get Married on Ac-
 count of Voice
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 Cupid is the wiliest. shewdest match maker in the world, and. though the lit- tie god of love goes everywhere in search of targets for his arrows, his hunting ground is not the stage, and the ball. room. but the offices of the telephone companies in our large cities
 He chooses these as his favorite fields of operation because it is here that he gets his best results The telephone op- orator, in fact. has more trouble in keep
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens, S5450c; live, per pound, 12o; large flyers. 15c lb; medium flyers. 95c per pound: small, 30c per pound. ducks, 30q 40c each; guineas, 25c; roo-t- CTS. soc each. geese. 4o4 Soc; live tur- keys, l5ln6c; eggs, fresh. 15a16c; country butter, l5lD20c.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, June 10.-Clear rice was steady today. Rough grades were nom inal. Receipts: Rough, 72; cleans 948; miilers. 72. Sales: Clean Honduras. 125 at A @5%c. Quotations: Clean Hondu- ras, "A 05Ac; Japan, 4V4kc.
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Increase Shown

New York. June Io.-The unified ton mage of the United States Steel corpora tion on May 31 totalled 3.570,9s3 tons. This is an increase of ss.0ss tons over the pre- ceding months.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City, June 10--Receipts: Wheat .23,O00: corn, 9s.0O0; oats, 2s,OO0. shipments: Wheat, 10000; corn, 60.O00; oats, 20,00
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Coffee and Snear

Corrected by Franklin. Stiles & brank-
 lin.
 Coffee: ArbuclSles s2i.3O per 100 lbs. {; Luzanne. 27c ID. Sugar: Standard gran ulated 5&c lb.
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Resin Receipts

New Orleans, June 10.-Receipts: Rosin, 143 turpentine, 123. Exports for Liver pool 116 barrels turpentine.
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included 5000 American. Receipts 1a,ooO. a

American
 Futures opened and closed steady June. 69ld: June-July, esd: July-August. 6.3Olad; August-September 6.31lad: Septem- ber-Oetober. 627d: October November, 6.24ds November-D December, 6.23d: Decem- ber-January, 622iad; January February. 5 522d; February March. 6. .2Sd .2March-April, 624d; April-May, 6.25d; May-June, 626d.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Local Cotton
Pig Iron
Meats

fCorrected by Armour x col Lard, 12a4c; compound, 109sc D. s. short ribs, s1230; rib bellies, $l275; ham
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butts, 13lbc: Boston butts. 14c: pork loina. 15c; spare ribs, lie; breakfast bacon. 2od22c. Star Reg. ham 16iaci Star skinned ham, 17%c.
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Memphis Spot Cotton
Dry Goods

Memphis, June 1c.-spot cotton steady middling Pc, unchanged.
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California Land
ICXTfFORNfA,,
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For Saie-I.ivestock

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Just received, car load of fresh cows
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ORTIiyG r4sr;D.--40 acres for 81 900,
one-fifth caah, balance 10 years.
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station on land, also two schools.
Free map and book. Calhoun,
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AcreageContinued
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600 per acre cheaper than any
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TEN ACRES. commanding beautiful
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TEN ACRES FARTHER SOUTH.
right In line of the new roads, Al
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clear. some timber. small house,
facing county road. eaHy driving
distance 90 market owner needs
money. Price 20 make quick turn.
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1910 ALASKA BUILDING,
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For Sale---Furniture.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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1912 Fifth av.--Buys. sells second
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For Exchange.

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Clean Up Lots

..,,unIns Monday, Apr,l ~
..ar 10 clean up Az va
-. viii be started. This
- ~ "a decided upon yes
ssrs .r,srreon at a meeting,
80 Garden City club, act.
=, ssss the suggestion o.
y Commissioner ,. Z.
49, c. L. Murray, super.
$500 ..., 81 the garbage eollee-.
,oens. Will aid In the
~ Il purifying.