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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Enolish Life Guards

England's famous Life Guards were organized just after the Restoration They were recruited from the old cav. alters who fought for Prince Charles Stuart, and in 1861 they were formed into three troops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

those who indulge often in the wholesome fruit find it as good as d tonic.
 Apple Cream Pudding. Slice q dish for baking full of apples and pour over it the following bat ter: Take a pint of sour cream, add a teaspoonfuI
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Businesslike Dsiryino.

The facts that so many dairy farm. CTS prosper in spite of their methods is convincing proof that the same busi- ness conducted in businesslike way could be made very profitable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
IekkE-A -A~,es.eN-.
OiminutivcS.

The man who is below five feet in height" may well be reckoned as being among the "diminutives" The average height is around five feet six inches A man is tall" when he is six feet or over. Under five feet five he is short"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

Wlth a wooden skeweT dip each in grated cheese and lightly coat each ball. If the cheese is quite moist in the balls the mixture will stick and make a most attrac tive dish.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

md an occasional use of them may be made m O $ { profitable.
 Creamed Oysters. Carefully handle each oyster to re- move all shells, put in q Cnlanlar and
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Handling an Apple Crop.

In order to handle the apple crop the grower should be provided with picking ladders, picking baskets, a grading table. a barrel press and bar. rels for the apples.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

parts of the body, We are taught. Too little drinking of
 fresh. pure water is the cause of much physical dis turbance. Overeat- ing and little drink ing of water is
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Prevent Injury by Mice.

Where young orchards are kept perfectly clean by cultivation, there is seldom much injury sustained from mice during the winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

Know the true value of time, snatch. seize. and enjoy every moment of it. No idl"ress. no proCrastination: never put or till tomorrow what you can do tOday.-Earl of Chesterfield
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
S1lzeKITOTITN
 l0ABKE$' $

Stolen sweets are always swcetcr Stolen kisses much complcter. stolen looks are nice in chapels stolen. stolen be your apples.
 -Thomas Randolph.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Keen Sal. Around Stable.

Use rock salt around the stable, reeoins a piece the size of an apple in each grain box for the horses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
lis A Accompaniment

T have an eye for the stage" Then look out you don't get the hook. too
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
APPLE. THE QUEEN OF FRUITS.

Eaten from the hand unpeeled the apple is indeed the queen of fruits, and
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
REASONABLE DISHES.

Oysters are rather an expeNeive food. but they add variety to the diet
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
VALUE OF WATER AND FRUIT
 JUICES.

Water is not food. but a carrier of food to all parts. and waste from all
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

The mother tongue has the father tongue beaten.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
DAINTY DISHES.

When serving cheese or cottage cheese mold it into small balls. then
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

Smile on wash day. That's when you use Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes winter than snow. All grocers. Adv.
, 1915-12-22
Censored ut Jamaica.N

London, Dec. 18th A British official an
nouncomout states "On Thursday night
the enemy made a small bombing attack
against our line about The quarries North Of
Loos, but was easily repuIsed. There was
artillery activity throughout Friday, especial
ly moth Of Ypres."
A French official communiqut states /:
"South of Glvenchy and between the Somme
and the Disc there have been encounters be-
tween patrols. In Lorraine some fairly spi-
rited artillery exchanges have taken place
along the front between the Nomeny and
Auluois. In Belgium and Artois our artillery,
il connection with British artillery, did some
lucky firing on the enemy trenches. In
Chumpage our guns hive siIeucod several
German batteries north and east of Massiges.
In the Argonue, north of Malancoult, we
caught under the fire Of our artillery an enc
, 1915-12-22
PASSENGERS.
Christi0uStc cd.

Dee. 17th-"Mizpoh' from St. Thomas-
Rhoda Higgins, Arthur Joseph, Alice Man
chall, George Leonard.
Dee. l8tI-"Goiann' for St. Thomas
DR.. phil. Loneheld Smith.
Dec. 18lh.-"Cleolo" for S.. Thomos-Hr.
Sturup .
, 1915-12-22
KILOGRAMS
ST. GROIN STATION.
Censored IN Jamaic0.)

London. Dec. l>th-A British oihcIol an
nounctmcut states: "On "Wednesday night
two small enterprises were executed success
fully near ArMentlelts, the hostile trenches
bong entered and then occupants disposed
Of, the enemy losses beng estimated at ~
killed, while ours were triifng. On Huns
day an artillery bombardmeht took place on
both sides about pres. The German report
that we lost four acropIanes is untrue"
A Paris official communlque states: "Ihere
has been cannonadmg on both SIDES III seFe-
raj sectors in Belgium. and IN Artols, between
the Sommo and tie Disc. In the valley Of
the Alsnc, southeast Of VallIy, we success
fully executed on Wednesday F." Sudden stroke
against Il group OF houses held by the enemy
and took about fifteen prisoners, without
suffering any loss ourselves. On me lett
bunk Of the Aisne, at Vile an Bois, our
heavy artillery destroyed several walls which
concealed enemy bomb thloWels and sharp
shooters. Iu the Ar9onne mime lighting
has proceeded, IN the region OF Nou-
Quois the explosion OF two Of our mines
SCATTERING the German trenches. On the
heights OF tic lieuse, nj the bois dts
Chevoliels, a we'll regulated fire from our
, 1915-12-22

HrDlGeDL hopes ltl0I 'It u'9 ''Id'lVi9 my
reach a satisfactory conclusion, but 1T was
impossible to say more at present.
A German ~cficiuI bulletin states: 1.-The
Russian divisions, which penetrated our posi-
ton north of Lake Drls.aty, have been tjec-
ted by a counter-altock IA the neighbour
hood Of the mouth of the Berteina an enemy
advance broke down under the fire OF our
Infantry, and an enemy attack near Beres-
tiuny faiIed}'
An Austrian official despatch states in
the district Of Kormin the Austrians have
repulsed a Russian attack. Austrian aerial
aquudrons have successfully bombarded the
sluiiops on the Antonoyra-KIewN-AltdwlZe-
Sarny railway, aud d fire broke out at KleWa.
All the aeloplaues returned safely, despite
8 heavy fire from the enemy
An lialiun cticlal statement s0ys: "Intense
action continues by the Austrian artillery,
which is bombnrding the country side with
long range guns. Our artillery has replied
by bomburding Gorizla."
Austrian official news says: "On the TyrO-
lean and Isonzo fronts there have been artil-
lery encounters but no infantry Sctiyity on
either side"
The steamship .'Oscn IL, with the Ford
Peace Party, hus been delaned at knEwaId
ana vii! proceed when bonds have been Inrn-
ishpd. Part Of her cargo has been sent 10
the Prize Count us contrabnnd.
In the House Of Commons, Lord Derby, ID
reply to II question, said: "All the details OF
the recruiting have been furnished to MIR.
A>quith and Lord Kitchener, but we were
completely showed under. The Premier Will
announce the figures on Tuesday. We viii
keep The pledge the Prcmler gave TO the
married men, but nobody cun yet say whe-
L
, 1915-12-22

ItN tbHNON. w ~ W.T. ''"i'''0 "'''IANH'
dropped about twenty heavy shells on the e.
station at Sablon, neaI Metz, On Thursday
night"
A German othciol bulletin saTs 'SontFl
of Armentieres Il small British DIVISION pene-
trated cur tlench by a snfrrl.e attack and
then retenteo under on hIe, and further
south a similar attempt WIS Illustrated by
our fire. Fighting hos been limited to a weak
artillery, hand grenade and INNING engage
ments at certain points, on account OF the
weather beng frequently hwy.
The Athens orlespondent OF the "llmes"
states that, III replying to the Greek dIpio-
matte representations TO prevent the entry
Of the AusiIo GeImm troops INTO Greece,
the German Minister declared that the lo~
titications which the Entente Allies are con-
strucnn8 at SaIonca vii compel lfertnnny
to drive outline Allied forces. NJ 9NonIoudlS,
the Premier, rejolned that IN no case Will
Greece allow The Bui8almn troops to set foot
ON Greek soil.
The "Morning Posts correspondent at
Athens says that tie de Qy IN lis attack OF
Salonlc" is attributed to lie necessity tor the
Germans 10 concentrate sufficient forces, repair
the communication destroyed by the Allies
and the S%erbnlns, and BRING mp sufficient nu-
nitious, and that The moment these pre-
pNf&tlouS nave Dt0u cOuClQdeul tA6 dliach
will begin.
A despatch from Athens to the "Doily
Man" states that the available forces number
100000, but That they are fnu9"ad 10y con-
tinuous mountnin marching and that the
German achievements have been diverted
to Rus5chuk, to meet the expected Russian
menace.
A French official communiqne stoteS: "ln
the DardanelIes on "Wednesday night the
Turks attempted to dlstnrbour mining works
by exploding "a small mime, but without nny
result, and the enemy tire Which blazed
forth in consequence OF the explosion was
promptly stopped by oar artillery. Quiet
reigned ON the 10TH"
German official news announces: "Rns-
sian attacks between lakes Narocz and Nil
adzio! broke down daving the night and the
early morning before our positions and with
considerable losses to the enemy, l20 men
remaining in our hands.
A Petro8lad offend statement snys; ON
the western front, North OF Luke Drisyinty.
several engagements have resulted IN our
favour. On Thursday night the enelny made
8 movement against oul entertainments ne'I
the blidSehead at Murayitzy on the lk"s
river, but was compelled to return TO his
trenches under our fire East OF BoutcInche
the enemy twice assmmed the offensive
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VERY IMPORTANT;
GERMANCOMM MENT
Some Newspapers Believe Byan's
Resignation Intimates That L. =.
Note Is in Nature OF Ultimatum

BERLIN, June 10. The Norwaertz
and the Tnges ZeItung ARE the only
morning papers In Berlin which com
ment on the resignation Of W. j..
Bryan.
The NOrwuertz says Mr. Bryan al
ways has been Utopian peace Ell.
thuslust and that his leaving the cab
met now means moduhetedly that the
noe In form planned 10y President
Wilson viii not lack much ~ being an
ultlmatum to Germany.
We therefore, have to do here with
an event Of greatest Importance said
the WurwHertz.
Count Won Reyentlow, IN the Tages
Ieitung repeats that Germany cannot
recede In any degree from the stand
already taken, no matter what Presi.
dent Wilson's note may demand Even
the imputation that Germany Couid
consider abandoning her submarine
warfare, this writer declares. would he
considered 10y the entire country IA au
insult
Die Post, I'm Its Issue NJ today. calls
attention to the sailing " steamships
with both munitions of war and pas
sengcrS on hOnrd. saving:
"Our submarines must destroy these
munitions aud whence they come. and
who does good business In them Is
immatrrlal II England does not hesL
( tate tO carry passengers on board the
same ship with this war material
II IL not possible To fulfill our dutle,
without destroying Innocent human
lives. The responsibility for the mis-
hap rests on England alone
III England will not LEI herself b,
warned by the destruction " the Lus
itanla and II she persists In thi'
course II Is her affair And wheT
England later lndulges In hypocrltlca
complaint that we Germans did no
spare innocent civilians, we canno
zee the fairness In their point Of view,
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GRAIN



CUICAGO Jun, ~ Wheat prices took
400 upward swing today. influenced sumr
Nhnr o., word uf 1000 improvement ln lr.
msnl ai Liverpool Unreasonable weather
both northwest mud southwest counted
also against the hear, Predictions inu
vrrr current that after the recent hig
.hrluLnpr iu prl,rs q renewal ~ liberal
.nsh u,ing would help tn rally the mar
krt Aftrr opening smlr off nt Nr up.
quotations here scored decided gains Hll
around
Adverse crop conditions. especially 10
Iowa give lln tu the corn market IN
other element in favor NJ higher prices
was o. sharp reduction ~ the estimated
rNportnhlr surplus ln Argentina The OPP
rning witch showed uu advance " D. io
lI,. was followed boy % ufndrWic further
urturn
oats responded tu the strength " 9th.
or grain IlurlI offers however Increased
ON the advance
Provisions rose with corn and hogs
The bulge resulted though IN selling that
lrI tu reaction
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Dealers association ~ America
T.. +. Chicken. nu importer N New
York city speaking on the ukaSe
said:
We ARE just beginning to learn the
real truth about yudku prohibition.
Reports are more and more 10 the ef-
feet that the recent ukasr has failed
even as war measure ~ drug sub
stltutrd for natural stimulant.
IT seems tu me, too that the news
carries with II II lesson for our own
nation. refer to this same question
" nm unnatural or drug substitute Tor
Il natural stImulant'
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TEXAS COAL OUTPUT
Mines Nearly Two and = Half MIL
lion Tons In ia Valued nj Almost
Si,00O.00O

The amount " coal produced In
Texas IN 1914, was 2323,778 short
tons, yalued at the mines at 1922, $50
The coal production Of the state IL
nearly evenly divided between Ignite
and bltumlnuus coal, the balance being
slightly In favor Of the bltumnous
With the exception Of the production
In 1913, the production IN 1914 was
the largest on record, according To fly.
ures complied by G. T. lesher Of the
United States Geological survey. The
total production In 1914 was less than
In 1913 by l0537l tons, or 43I per
cent In quantity and S300, 40l, or sB4
per cent In value
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ONLY ONE GERMAN SHIP
WAS SUNK by RUSSIANS

BERLIN, June l0-Only one Ger.
man shin, collier was sunk by a
Russian submarine In the naval en-.
gagement June ., IN the Raltlc sea
off thP Gulf Of Riga, according TO re-
liable Information obtained here. II
Ia stated that German destroyer was
slightly damaged
Denial was made of n report pub.
lished In the Army Messenger at Pet.
rograd that there were explosions on
other vessels attacked nv Russian
submarines or that any other damage
was done.
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m1lo lamb. 55Qlo ..


ST LOUIS Iuur no Hog receipts To-
40. steady. rig- aud lights 81 2'r u S.'1
mixed uud butcher, 5 GUn S2A good
heavy s. IOH ~
Cattle receipts 1NO. steady "a 10
higher. native beef steers NNfth2o
yrnrlug steers and hrfcrs fNG9 10 COWS
Xgu- ju. siurkrrS mud feeders SbW -
Tr,ns nnd Indian steers s. 2jm8j. cows
and hnifrr, XmGN. native calves S0d 10
sheep receipts 2OOO, steady in lower
tlpp.d muttUu- jnHG clipped lambs
MtiiUa5. spring lumbs HlOGllD.
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LIVESTOCK
Kan.a. CITY I.I,n.tnch

KANSAS CRY June 10 Hog 70.
ceipts 1000, higher Rnlk S101u15, heavy
81 650I 10; light i1O5dSO; pigs SOT5a
100
Cattle receipts i00O; steady to strong
Prime fed steers NdN,ib dressed beef
steers 81 INmp southern steers s. Ad
$3.50. COWS Ndi1 helfers f1ap stock
eds tddOms
sheep receipts 1000 steady lambs - ~
All 40; venrlings NbOdSO, wethcrs
50. 1AtI31; ewes tO1id0.
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NO VODKA BUT DRUGS
Liquor Men Says CIars Ukase Is.
tAblishing Russian Prohibition Is a
Failure; a Lesson

CINCINNATI a., June 10 The
recrut ukase ~ the emperor " Rus
Via ordering nationwide prohibition
and prohibition IN Turkey were among
tile subjects discussed here today Mt
the final session of the annual conven.
tion ~ the National Wholesale LIQUOR
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Nrw Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. June 20 Buylug NJ
cotton wa, stimulated shortly after the
opening today by th, idea that the Amer
lem note ~ Germany was moro puclfic
than expected nnd by the large spot sales
boo Liverpool Prices were advanced \ to
10 point, during the first hulf hour NJ
business
10 the face uf favorable crop arrounts.
fhr udNuunr was we'll maintained through
out the morning session Toward noon
prices we're ten CO. H. points up
Buyiug increased Too tho afternoon an 4
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New York Money

NEW YORK. June 10 Mercantile pa
per 3LMi Sterling exchange NJ days,
81 $50 demand 81 1850. cubles S4Ip BAR
silver lni, Mexican dollars 9Sil govern.
wrnt bonds steady railroad bonds. firm.
Tune loans easy ~ days 2sQ2h. 10
dEys 2l lH2A six months . Cull money
steady High y low "a ruling rate .:
last loan % closing hid "a offered at 2
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SEW ORLEANS. June 10 Spot cotton
sfrul,. l3 puiui. mp Sale, ON the spot
-. to arrive ,nO Good ordinary ~
strict good urdlnr, $50. low mlhdllur
~ strict low middllng NNSs mlhdllng
H2i strict middlluE $50. good mlddlug
oS2; strict good mitaUnr 1919 Receipts
80. stock lql ACs
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LIVERPOOL June 10 closing cot
tom. spot easier Good mldlllug 5G1d.
middle iAid low mlldllug I SD Sales
10000 bales. speculation and export
OpO Receipts $1,000 Iuturrs steady June
2lId. July Aug 5gTld. Aug Sept
5NEd Sept Out 5tlld. oct Noy lpd
Ian foh. aHh Mar April 5OTd. May
June a7bisd
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MARKETS.
LOCAL LIVESTOCK


CATTLE Packers were short changed
again In the cattle division, only lOO COIN
ing Thursday Seven loads NJ these Went
direct but then they had little tu pick
from. despite the good steady prl,rs NJ
ferrd Two londs " native steers topped
the market nt $40. The stockrr and
feeder trade showed little high un the
few In The veal trade was nominal
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Chicago Grnln and Produce


KANSAS CllN. June 10 wheat o hard
81 l4ui lBs red Nll
corn mixed TO~. o white SlGmi2.
oats % white tGMI . MIXED i2Ul3
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PROVISIONS


CHICAGO. June 10 Huttpr unchanged
Eggs receipts n Ia ,nses unchanged
rrtnlnr,. lovnr uld receipts m cars
Michigan and Wisconsin rcd 2ln9sr. de-
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ST Lotus lun" 10 Wheat Nominal
Torn a. . white Sc
oats % nom nal. white iSr
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Nut since the beginning NJ the En-
rupcuu war has there Nypu exhibited
such signs ~ busiunr- awakening a.
have been rcvcnlcd los rhr preliminary
plans for the 1913 convention NJ the
Associated AdyertisIu- clubs NJ the
world which win BE- h.l 400 chicago,
June ~ to -. Will rnu great cou
yrutlpn now only Ten ..uN away. cu
thu,iusm X already aroused mr cN
ccrding anything IN lhr history NJ the
associated clubs
President Wilson, uar conditions
permitting, Will hend thr notable AT
ray " speakers Hon William Jru
nings Bryan former SECRETARY NJ state
John II FHhcy, president " the cham
beer NJ commerce VI the ultrd States
Henry Wuttcrson, George lluruurr LOr
inner. editor ~ the SATURDAY Evening
Post. and Arthur .l,u,nWr viii ho
among the other heard According tu
present pIuns. rs outlined hy Chairman
Graves ~ the prugruu committee the
president of the United Siulrs VIII nd
dress great meeting 600 Suudny aft.
cruoon preceding the day ~ formal
opening Of the convention proper. On
the same day. flhy hu-lur-, men ~
national reputation WIFI deliver lay
sermons In hicngo churches
Three great speakrr, VIII lead Uff
Monday afternoon, June ~ with IA
great inspirational upIirl Ouc ~ these
win speak from The spiritual stand
! puln. one from the educational stand
point aud II third along the lines ~
| building conscience boz business Mon
day night there vii hr q wonderful
street pageant
Two brand new features viii be
brought out one % conference "
teachers of advertising and another a
conference ~ secretarlc, ~ advertising
clubs.
~ more Importance than ever before
will be- the departmental meetings
Tuesday and Wednesday forruoou'
when men NJ the same line NJ en-
deavor, such as those Interested II
newspaper magazine, outdoor. or mn
merous other phases Of advertising
: gather together tu discus their owl
problems. Attendance 1T one NJ thc~,
meetings, where Oftentimes rumpetl
tors are working In the closest hnr
D mony would eulighten the average maj
on the new freedom In business
Everybody viii take IN the Grid
iron show. produced nj the Auditorium
thcater by 100 Chicago advertiser
r men. Tuesday and "Wednesday night
I There will be beautiful lake trips als6
A Mrs. Charles n Porter, wife NJ Oh
president ~ the advertising Nssociu
b tIon of Chicago IL general chairnn
4 NJ the committee on entertainment d
visiting ladies nj the convention Mr.
: Porter. who will he assisted hv IN
1 wives. daughters and sweethearts d
d Chicago advertising men generally q
ready has assurance Of large stat
n VI enthusiastic helpers.
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HOGS- The receipts were light today
Thursday E,crythlng sold five cents
higher. the top being $40 Buk " sales
800 up. Figs $3.50
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AD MEN WORLD
OVER TO MEET.
Greatest Gathering Of lis Kind In
History Scheduled For June
10th, In Chicago
OKLAHOMA CITY WILL BE HEARD

q 4 y 4 4 $* Is Is e u q
n The following ropru nuinri,c- 4
Il ~ the oklahoma DlIE Nl club a
Y will attend the word a.-uulu 4
d. tion of Al clubs IN Chungo bee 4
x ginning June 20: 4
= John " Ncwburu NnollHul Il
X burton company 4
% T.. n Gaylord hH.y okla
y homuu
u j 4 Mathews, Du'g Oh.uho d
Il man.
i f. NJ Snedckrr Jenkins Mn
a Sic company
Is Frank Northup uaunumu !
r. Iurm Journal.
4 q Is = 4 4 . 4 * Z
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COTTON


NEW YORK lmp ~ Cotton opened
steady at unchanged prices to nu ah
vnnrp NJ five points und active months
sold to points net higher during
The rnrlv trading ON Wall street buying,
local HUN support and covering by s~nr
VI ycstcrdavs sellers The Nrmer open
Ing IN the stock market helped the rally
uhh sentiment ns to uolitlcnl conditions
nppearpd tu be- somewhat less mprehen
si,r while bulls were encouraged by IN
creased snot snlcs NJ the decline In Lly.
prnool rnd the continued absence " hedge
splliup
Trndlnc was very quiet later In the
mornmr nnd after o net advance NJ 10 to
II unmis there Wns enough realizing to
cause slight rcvesslous hui the market
held ,crv steady nnd Within q point nt
two W tho hest around midday
Favorable detailed weather reports fail
ed tu lnsnltr fresh settling and the mar.
ket held very steady during the middle
W the afternoon with active months about
~ o n points net higher IN further
covering aud moderate support from local
huls
NFw YOUK. June ~ Cotton spot.
oulct, .~iddlng uphuds 90 Sales liS
bules,
New Work Cotton Tuturrs
NEW luRk, June 10 Cotton closed
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White iNmij New. receipts ~ cars: Tex.
us. smoked trlumphs 81 Ojqll5.
Poultry, alive, higher. fowls J3c
ST LOUIS, June 10. Poultry unchanged
except ducks QWc
Butier, eggs unchanged
KANSAS tlTN June lO-Rutter,
poultry and eggs unchanged
New York sugar
NEW YORK June ~ Raw sugar
quiet, Centrifugal -, mousses az; re-.
FfU.t
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New York Cotton Futures
NEW YORK, June 10 Cotton close,
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NEW YOUK. June 10 Cotton spot.
oulct. .olddl'ug uplnnds go Sales lIS
bules
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CHlLDREN'S COATS AT ~

NUUUI TIIIl tOhI7 OF N'TEt uIIU
iInuurl boo good assortment uf
color and sizes Values extend
S2NN tu 1878.
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