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The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
COKMISNONER's SALE.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
KENTUCKY CLINTON CIR
CTIIT COITRT

CUT COURT
Fannie Barger Pltff
VERSUS Notice Of Sale
Alice White ct al DefG1
By virtue of;a Judgment and order
of sale of the Clinton Circuit Court
rendered at the September Term
thereof 1921, in the above cause, L
shall proceed to offer for sale at the
Court House door in the town of Co.
lumbia, Kentucky Ito the highest bid
der, at public auction, on Monday the
Sixth day of February, 1922, at One
o'clock p. M, or thereabout (being
County Court Day. upon a credit of
Six months, the folloVlng described
property. to-wit: One certain tract of
land lying in Adair County, Ken
lucky, on the waters of RusSelPs
Greek, and bounded and described as
follows, to,wit; Beginning at stone
on the Southeast side of the W. G..
Acre farm and corner to Hattie
Stapp and N. E. Young, thence N. GA
E. IS poles fold survey n. 81 E) to a
stone in W. C. Acre line, thence with
W. C Acre line and passing his corner
and intersectipg Mont Orders line
N. 26 W. 569 poles Told survey N. 29
W. toa stone in said Orders line,
thenceS. Ga w. s. poles to a stone,
thence S. 26 E. SCI poles (old survey
S. 20 e. to the beginning. containing
thirty (30 acres, being land conveyed
to Frank ]. Barger, now deceased, by
w. A. Coffey, M. c., on the 23rd day
Of September, 1914, the deed tR said
land being of record in the Adail
County Court Clerks Office in Com.
missioner's Deed Book No. 5, page No
27s. Said land to be sold as designat
ed and described as the second tract
in the petition and judgment in TIT
above styled action. For the pur
chase price, the purchaser must. exc
cute bond, with approved securities
| hearing laoal interest, from fha dav n
sale, until paid, and having the fore,
and effect of a Judgment. Bidder
will be prepared to comply promptl.
with these terms
Witness my hand this 10Th day o
December, 1921.
| J. G. Smith,
Master Commissioner Clinton Circui
Court.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

later, to be held at Columbia,
provided a few persons inform
me they want one. Those who
can should get in school.
am reelected to succeed my
self without application, on my
part. Will stay here provided l
can secure a desirable suitable
home next year. G. A.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
Cynthlana. Kentucky.
JAM, IA, 1922.

JaL., IL, 1SNA.
Editor News:
l want you to publish a little
article if you can see fit to do so.
The requirements of teachers, as
you know, is and will be very
rigid after three more years.
Several teachers in Adair county
have done at various places, at
home and school, a good deal OF
High School work that they
have not classified properly.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
SpireIla C0rSetS Reduced.

Buy your corset before you Begin
your spring sewing. A properly sc.
lected and adjusted corset sometimes
changes the waist line.
Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson,
Spirella CorSetiere.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

If people were required to live
on what they honestly earn We
fear some of our illustrious ma
lionaires would starve to death
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

Labor in this county is not in de-
mand. We know one man who has
been working for his board for several
weeks. He has been doing farm work
all his life, and he is an industrious
man.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
For Sale.

A house and lot in Columbia on
jamestown Street. See
12.tf Barger Bros.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
PERSONAL

Mrs. Emily Burton was quite SICK
several days of last week.
Mr.. T. E. Jeffries has about recover
ed from a spell of sickness.
Mr.. Ezra Moore, sofI jamestown, was
in Columbia few days since.
Mr.. o. V. Willett, Louisville, was
at the Jeffries Hotel Thursday.
Mr.. L. o. Hardesty, Louisville, was
in Columbia few days since.
Mr.. W. P. Hayes, Campbellsville,
was in Columbia.a few days ago.
Mrs. W S. Sinclair and daughter,
Winnie visited at Harrodsbug.
Mr.. A. n. Borders, of Hodgenville,
was in Columbia few days ago
Mr.. S. o. Collins, Denmark, made a
business trip to this place last week.
Mr.. a. G. Stages, st. Louis, was at
the Jeffries Hotel one day last week.
Mr.. oma Goode, CampbellsVille,
called upon our hardware men a few
days.
Miss Stora Hutchinson. who taught
school in Nelson county, has returned
home. !. 81 .s@
Mr.. I L. Kingland, Nashville, made
business trip to-1this place last
Wednesday.
Mrs W. q. Wilson, Campbellsville,
spent last Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. ]. A. Young.
Mrs. Cortez Sanders, who several
weeks ago, was confined, had several
bad days last week. 49,
Mr.. Leslie Willis. of Missouri Son OF
Mrs. Fannie Willis, this place, is here
for week or two.
Mr.. L. C. Lawrence, Rowena, was
here Wednesday night. en- route fol
his school, Louisville.
Miss Minnie 10y, who makes her
home at the Jeffries Hotel, was very
sick the first of last week.
Mrs. Daisy Hamlett and her little
daughter, Margaret, who visited in
Elizabethtown and Louisville return
ed home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. R. ]. Lyon came over last
Thursday, from Campbellsville, &C
companied by Mr.. f. A. Slater, WHIT
represents the Ford Automobile Com
pany.
Mr.. G R. Reed, who is at st. 10
sepr's Hospital, Louisville, write
that lie is RAPIDLY improving. 1t vii
probably be week or ten days be
fore he reaches home.
Mr., T. A. Sheridan, whois engage
in developing oil, and who made hi
headquarters in Columbia for about
year, has quit this place, and las
week left for Cincinnati.
Mr.. R. H. Chewing, who lives i
Taylor county, was here two days c
last week, to be with his father, Nj
B. F. Chewing, who has been sic
for the past two weeks, but who
better at this time.
Rev. r. Y. Bennett was in Loui
vile last week, to attend a meeting {
the Board of the Louisville Confer
ence. He let the Board know SON
improvements that were very muc
needed at the Lindsey Wilson.
Master R. V. Bennett, four year o
son, Of Rev. and Mrs. Il. " Bennett
was dangerously i'll last week. Fl
day features developed that indicate
he was better, and at this time hope
entertained that he will recover
Mr.. W. E. Harris returned frC
West Point, Miss, last Thursday.
expects to accept an offer from an
dianapolis firm, and will leave at on
for that city. He reported that
Columbia people who are located
West Point are doing very well
ED. L. G. Reece, young man "
has been conducting successful me
ings in Adair and adjoining count
for the past year, left Monday mo
ing for the Johnson Bible Cole
Kimblin, Tenn. By attending t
institution he will be better prepa
- ,..oool, tho Gocnol Ho will ROT
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

Our stock of furniture and rugs is
new. They will be sold at shortet prof.
its. Come in and look.
Firkin & Keene.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

The man who is tolerans afc
others is not often criticisssa
himself.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

Don't stand in your own Light.
use
Radium Coal Oil
Joe Hurt, Agt.,
Gulf Refining Co., Inc,
Tel. 266 Campbellsville, KY.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

My jersey bull h now in my lot.
s1.6O at the gates rs
12-4t joe Barbee|
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
SplreIla, the Worlds Best Corset.

To secure figure control and per-
feet support-Health. Comfort, style
and Durabllity-You should have a
SpireIla Corset and adjusted by Spirel.
la trained Corsetiere
Mrs. Geo. e. Wilson,
Spirella Corsetiere.
Phone 142.
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24
Notice..


All persons holding County War
rants General Fundsl issued 1921 and
prior to that date, are requested to
present to me for payment, interest to
cease Jan. %, 1922. "a
Bert Epperson, Co. Treas.
1926
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

The News SI.5Oin KY
The Adair County news., 1922-01-24

Adair County News, 81 50 per. year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
N OIL AND STUDEBAKER PERFORM AERIAL STUNTS

tors who viii be eliminated from the
warehouse floors of the cooperative
association.
the merchants. bankers and boards
or trade. and citizens from three
states. have given their support to
the organized tobacco farmers. az
evidenced by the fact that eight
Warehouses In the three states are
being built To accommodate tho as
ISOLATION. and Will be turned over to
the organized growers AT cost.
Citizens Co-OpcrntIng.
Columbia. Va: Ashland. Va:
brakes Branch. Va: Florence S. c.;
Nashville. y. G.: Rcidsvillc. y G..
N"riina. y. -, and Walnut Cove. y.
G.. are among the list of towns
whose citizens are backing the farm
crs To the limit by arrangements to
build the necessary warehouses for
their organized growers
As the choice of the growers from
South Carolina Is Indicated hy tho
receipt Of hundreds OF postal cards
Al Headquarters Of the warehouse de-
p%rtmcnt this week. IL seems certain
that thos" towns which have aided
tn" association Will reap a rich re.
ward in the future patronage Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, IND, June 20
Live pouitry-Sprinr chickens. H..
i5miS; medium. 33TiO: small and
white I.cEhorns. 500 10. old hens. %
a 20: old roostcrs. ISAAC: ducks. is
m22: spring ducks. 2sT 80; pigeons.
pair, 3Om35.
Egrs-Loss of. native and nearby
frSts. dozen. q; Southern. 90.
Rutter-Crca fancy. H.. 81 / =.
cry. 3+a36; ladies' 27m2s: roll oGT
IS: store packed. %. dairy prints. &c
a Is: process butter. 70.
potatocs-Ncw. barrel, 3.5Oyd TOO:
No. .. LIS a 2.25: old, 100 pounds. $50
n l.15: No. . l.00T I.25: asparagus.
dozen. 2.j0M 500 No. .. l26.I so :
h"nns. hushel. Lisa 100: bcets, hun
a i.25: carrots. hundred. 1000 500:
cauliflower. bushcl. l.1aM 200: corn.
crate. l50M $50: cucumbcrs. le,skct.
l.25: cEEplan,s. crate. l.5Om 2.c5.: kalc.
bnshel. 30T 40.
Lettuce. basket. 1.OoTI75: onions.
100 pounds. 25oM 500: Rcrmudas.
crate, 1.,5 n $50; spring onions, hun
1rcd. l."om l.21; peas. hnshcl. h.65 n
400: peppers. crate. l.5om2 so; rad
ishcs. hundred. 3.o0N toe. rhnbarb
hundred. +.0om 800: spinach. hsIshcl.
l.25M 80: squash. basket. 1dT 81: to-
matocs. crate. l.O6M $50.
Apples, carly June. barrel. e.5OT
100: bush"l. LOO l.15: hlaCkhcrrics
quart. l5n % cantaloupcs. crate. las
"a 500: cherries. pound. l0Mi5: quart
loN2o rooseberricts. pound. GT7:
crate. 3.00T $50: pincapplcs crate.
3.o0m 500: raspbcrrics. quart. %:
Strawberries. quart l5M2J. water
melons, each. 3OMG5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
LIBERTY LOAN noND MAHkET.
~ FTNI 4 p NO-'lng - Co.
invest mont Bankers
,al, l.. MIN Sir-.l- EIahuNnrI- "a
NEW YORK MARKET
SHOWS NET ADVANCES

new YORK, June ATE maSinr
n~~ E.sh r~enrI- ~ ne opening ,..tn
10 'pn"r contract, selling a. > - pr Is
''.' 'h's" h" loss ur.s" l"Gcn-l on
frac,ci unie. !"a ..2u.. p.Iur-f sod
r i' 80. 90: J. uulu,- n-i .pw-:. n..nr.
.Il" end OBJ; lh- morning. Hui offerings -.
.fth" Very lghi af'v' 'h- decline. zri
gore "-r~ -H'r. ra.a-- IA 'h~ ..'- Trad
.- ~. 't'"' closed ,tt ---!N. N.'h ia.
r- advances = 20 ~ uu.utS
ih- lut y-r u..u-i f-iu =, an sI-arr,
: ." p l',hr.. .H.uE - me continued
gin IN i.'"f""". IarE" !S'Tpuul -i,u'
'h' i-L'Fir u unsettled N"r'hH-
'i" De- h"f" 49, hra', !"l..l!ns ct
l''''i+o,i. sni uF.cr- -l--t! IN duffur IL.
.'' t.U' ~"...I- IyNU -.'l Tor .Iu..
-, 'nr 10. "ruf-r. Jh-r. ya- gu.t.
+.'' t-' %! ''nei."uary ,a.a. -saguI The
'"t"r rr"r aat.r~s from n suI,nwrs,
...t - Co.. tons - a ir 1rau.. a~-i, ~
'tH'' i-"'n fl" Weather HIFD..i .nf.Df-
% a. re .1~ q s,eon- :, =" 9 rom
a rH'Fn 'T,o.sr sn'..I,7 ane''nr..
r'.HIrr. ur'I U,-r. .-E'f. ..r. .sI-l.,.H
fHI 'r. warSst turned n~.r..- syr ~ "a.
H't- ~ "'hr'H 90 rad" butEuS arI CIV
I'D" t'r and rot-m.n, H.'ofe III.
.na nH ":s surg ,tth Jgly s-lln. = +,
y % ana !'-r' fHlte- az s-.s
49, Hf.D"- were sever. rpu'- IN ,,.r,
- ''i- I'n""sa r~sll.IE re
were being mad. r,- @.u,r'. ar n - ..'..
- ~" ''f'. H.a''I s'rrs hcrt On, ,r.r.
Was N.~''"-IrE ID.F .ul.faf,1n .rr n :,
.t-F 'p!"d w.'htr q uo.n; o.. 40 o.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
). A. l.. INVITES BIDS
FROM CAR BUILDERS
Try AssocI,,cd pea.

NORFOLK. VA. June 20.-Owinv
1" the threatened strike of the abo,,
crafts on July /. the Soaboard Ar
Line Hallway is Inviting bids fro,,
car manufacturers for tho rohu,.,
ing ana heavy repair Of its freight
'"rS anu other equipment
The shops OF the Sonho,ra A..
Lin" have been running under ~
'hhardiH"d repair and rebuiidinr
program which this railroad pu, into
effect some months ago Under ~
ri'hS al the company a larr. mum.
Der OF ears ar" being rebuilt. and f.,
order 10 avoid any cessation in mi.
pian "t repair and rebuilding m.
Heab"ard Air Line Is now making
provisions 10 have the work done I'm
outside shops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21

spring chickens. per H.. Asa So hcns.
per H.. :6: ROSTERS. per H.. Is. turk
eys. per H.. $50 20. keats. young.
each. SO.
Green fruit-Applss. per hhl.. 500
n 800: per hi. basket. nearby. l.i0sI
100: Western, per box, 2.5o "a % !.
California oranges. Per crate. 80 ~
ZOO lemons, per boN i.5om 500;
grapefruit. per bon. SEQ 500. Flor
ida oranges, S.O0n 1900. strawberries
homegrown. 2oT3o.
Vegetables Potatoes. old. No. nor
Dbl. 2.50M 2.15; per sack. 3.o0.S.jh !:
new potatoes, per bill. No. ], I.0GM
i.oo: No. .. l.0OM zoo; yamS E2.Oof,
500: lettuce, crate. l.uDn 10. ru-
maine lettuce. l.5o. cymhlingt. crate.
.5oW $40. onions. per crate. 2.o0G'
2.1J: cabbage, new. per basket. -, "a
90: cucumbcrs. l.50m 800; crSpiants.
crate. 2.00M2.5o; tomatoes. per box.
Florida, 2.O0U3.5O; Mississippi, Lisa
l25; beans, i.0um 500 per bhl.. peas.
6.o0M ! LOO per bbl.: peppers. per crate.
l.50 a 800: kale. 15M LOO: asparacus
per dozen. 75M SOC: spinach. pcr bill.
2.5nM 400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
OPERATIVES OBTAIN
50 VA. WAREHOUSES;
Growers Organization Sur.
passes Expectations in Ar.
ranging for Buildings.
Special 10 Tho Timcs.nispatch

lSf"cia! 10 IN" Ilm"S- Dispatch, ]
RALEIGH. y. C.. June 2o-WIth
hfty-Nve warehouses in the Virginia
bolts. the Tobacco Growers Coon
crative Marketing Association is
'rcady to give its members un-
parallel service for the orderly mar.
k"tinS Of their tobacco. according to
+. c. Watkins. Jr.. director OF ware
houses. and Il H. Patterson. general
manager OF tho leaf department. who
reached Raleigh today for tho meet
ing OF the fun board OF directors OF
tn" giant cooperative.
Surprising all expectations of tho
equipment. which could bc secured
to accommodate its =, zoo members. /,
was announced today that tho asso-
citation will open ffty-hvc ware
houses IN the bright. IN. dark and
tn" suncurcd areas az Virginia:
nin,y-ivc warehouses IN the North
Carolina belts. aud siNty-fivc ware.
houses In South Carolina
Enrh Member Ehno>rs Own Market
Each growcr-m"mhcr Of virginia
Viii be given the opportunity To
"hoos" his marketing point. by nil-
Ing out a postal card stating tho
market OF his choice. and other in
formation to help In selling his crop.
Zach cooperative market thus re-
o-ivcs Il list Of it's members who
have sirniii"d their Intention "f d.
livcring their tobacco at that point
50 that preparations may be made
TO pay them there.
Appointment OF managers has been
mad" In approx imalciy ~ per cent
~ tho markets for the three states,
and men have been selected for tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21

u" a"N'nc" here. Private reports told
" SON" iitti" rain IN the Interior and
u" weather map reelected more ,noistur.
man expected. First advances CARED
'F''es upward To ;hr extent " 70 to g
'"'h'1 and ON this rise heavy realizing
vs. ""m" which caused modsrsi. rcc.s.
'itr, i""ffd IN" middle Of tn. morning
ling. Wa at Us heaviest. and prir.s
N"i" forced 20 levels u ia q pnnr. undo
u' -nNe "' Yesterday, July Dropping OF
hiIJr Inc reports az hoods in the RIO
-. 'i". NhI''E came N. the market took
~" /" huth ''""ii"d ION" ana commenced
.>t LhiS was not du: to tho cotton
80 n'"a'"u"I pv high w.lrrS hut
n"'"us" III. section thr"at"n.J rrn,l,,c" ns
>.M" - the earliest cotton to come on
NJ market each season y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
DRY GOODS.


SEW YORK. June D-Cotton goods
""t" hrin"F in the Eray goods division
'"d"N ana liberal sai.s of print cloths
NJ" hHl" at an advance Of &c yard.
ne -h'"l!nE markets also were nrmer.
"lth an upward tendency. Color"d goods
r"'n hc.pW tp-t. hut tended upward Yarns
Were hn' h"nEed Ia irad!ns markets. nj.
t"""Eh sb.hh"Tr are "dvH nCing their priccs
h"o""N- "i the Tis" Ia cotton. Spring wool
goods probably viii be shown until
az" IN IulN. I1ur!aps showed lit;le
IhhhR. Tor IN" dhy. Some Of the SILK
i,n"s Tor fal nay" been sold out. tn.
offerings h"!ng IIght because OF trice and
uncertainty OF consuming demand. lob
terh reported steady trade in small Ions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Fugitive hank Robbcr R.tnkcr.

ROANOKE. VA, June 20.-Thomas
H. Gibbons. alias II. -. Gordon. con-
victed bank robbcr who. with
Charles wilkes. escaped from the
city Jail here about a year ago, on
the I'VE of their departure for the
Virginia Penitentiary. is In custody
at Carllnvillc. Ill. according to adj
vices TO local police. through Phila-
delphia police authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
COTTONSEEn OIL

Nr" YORK. June - --cotton-e.d oil
VS. under scattered !inuids ton. prom pt -
~ generally favorhbl. crop and weather
Tvs from III" South. Gisaa, o!nt.nE ac-
on OF ara and poor trad- demand. Clos
."- n!ns ":f- W a shade from the low
bNt 10 ]. points net lower. Sales Is :
- n"r'"!s. Prime crud" nominal. pr,mc
summer Yellow spot. il..5: July. II 81 SEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
MARKET FLUCTUATIONS
HIT SHORTS HARD BLOW
Pools Take Cue From Pctro-
lcum to Raid Corn
Products.
THE GREAT NORTHERN GOES rr
st. Paul thNirr~ Ia Dividends
Rooms ItuiIr"ad ~cruriticS-Wnhn>h
Places S1uon.m" Worth or Equip
mcnt Orders.

''"cr> S''""'""" worth AT Equip
mcnt Orders.
~ II. J.. Hnrnmm.
NEW YORK june 20.-Mexlcan pc
troieum which sold only last week
at 1878 ana yesterday at 1914
closing at 100. opened this morning
around -" and then before noon shot
w 10 III l. Studrballer. which
opened At ia made new high rec
ord Tor The year al l2S IS about the
same time
There was also raid on the short
interest in corn products and other
stocks. pools taking their gu. from
tho action Of Mexican Petroleum. The
best Judges OF the market nor. are
OF tho belief that the short interest
is being used To- run up prices with
the object ~ selling on the strong
spots and that when tn" short inter.
est has been eliminated the market
Will give out a hollow sound :
Great Northern G"r. IN.
Grea; Northern. which opened AT
- SIS, sold up to 7G3-i shortly he
fore o'clock when it Was learned
from s.. Paul dispatches that the di-
rectors Of the company meeting there
had declared scmiannual dividend
Of 3i-2 per cent. Great Northern
paid 5-4 on February 10 share
holders OF record December II Then
when II came time to declare tho
regular quarterly dividend payments
when changed To scmiaunual to-
days action hcinc tho nrst under tn.
new ruling. Tho next meeting there
fore. is scheduled for this time IN De
cember Whether or not the per
cent rate Will he maintained or cut
to as was repeatedly done with
Northern Pacific depends on what
happens within the next six months
in earnings. Rut IN" dividend 10 b.
declared next December Will not be
paid until u'Nt year
Call None. l. Abundant.
Call money opened to-day at and
then dropped To eat with larc.
oversupply. Time money was lower
thirty days loans being offered at
3l-2 with sixty-'iay money u, and
six months at At
St Paul has sold 10 bankers here
ss,0S5.oo0 ; per cent equipment notes
New York Central and allied lines
is negotiating With the Morgans for
the sale OF S27.6i5.OOo equipment
notes To- carry > per cent interest
PENNSYLVANIA reports that ON June
II had lio.273 shareholders a de-
GREASE for the month Of l2u ON
March q new hirh record WAS mad,
~ lil"2l Shareholders Siucc then
there has boon a decline ot IGiS
There arc now stats women share
holders owning 81 per cent uf tn"
companys entire >ir",ono. OUu stock.
Union Pacific Net Earnings
Chion Pacific reports today for May
gross earnings of Sli.lii.Oun AGAINST
Sli,I2".unu for the corresponding
month last year N"t WAS : So 400
against s3.595,o-r "or IN. fyc months
the company earned gross s.s525.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
LIVE STuCk N,uKrrS

lShi'.tbc. June -u.--Catt!c: Rcr.IptS
'"p market fairly active: better grades
"'"f s'e"rs strong 20 loo higher quality
.nnsih"r"d; "th-rs and p,ain yearlings
M-th I" loo lower: top nta,ured steers
~ %: bsst year!!nSs. {a.Jj. bulk beef
-t""!s. s.-J s.l5. sh. stock steady to
stf"nH; spots higher. bulls ana stncK.rs
-" ~ Yea! cH!v''> steady To- .5c higher:
OHih d.slF"b.: stv"k-r- t5nif !, 80: MA In,
KINDS downward to -. buJl d.sirabl.
N-Il"r- 20 packers around $50
n"Ss; Receipts Z*."": lights and rond
butchers mo"'Iy lDc higher: oil hers nm
. t steady 10 lower. top. $3.50. bulk.
~ Nna 10 bulk good buich"rs $40 "a
-. packing .ow- mostly ts.Goa as: pigs
s'"aiE 1" l)c higher. mvsiy 1880 a H. g
hnlhoNcT liberal.
sheep. Receipts 1900: steady to &c
hlrh-f Ii"h !"mba 81. - "a u -: feeder
mus; |i-vr. tOi natives. $50, to city
hniCh"f+ az 40 IA packers: fed Texas
W"ih"rs. fiI"; iop dry fed yearI!nxs II a:
D''t Eat !Eht ewes. So -
SEW YORK. Jun" ~ Cattle: Receiu;s.
90. u" trading. CALVES: Receipts $50
HlSh"r: common To DrIm. y-.is Sssn11
~ cniis SO" $50: Western calves
sheep and lamb receipts $500. steady;
>h""p. sa"JH J."i cull- tN iOqgaJ. lambs
'"n 80; virginia lambs. 1880: cuIis.
Hog Receipts. ?,5iO: steady Light to
h"aNy hogs. Nii."od ii.59: rouGhs. $500
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. -. c.. June 90
Eggs-Strictly fresh, selected. can
dl.d, per dozen. 20: average receipts.
10. Southern. "a.
Live poultry Roostcrs pcr H.. ~;
turkeys. per H.. 25M30: spring chick
ms. per ID. t0Mt 6:. keats, young,
zach. GO; fowls. 2iTi25.
DEesgsa poultry - Fresh killed
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

~ Aio. June n.-Dry w"atn.r com
"',,n's from canada and from some sec
.."hS W"St OF her" had consid"rahlc 80
:" q" today with bringing about an ali.
,HnC" IN IN" price of wheat. Tn" m.rhc,
,'tT unS.tilnd p, to 2:,c not higher
MIN Jnly u;l.s. TO &lic'. and Sept.Iir.f
Ent''. I" ,'lldh. Corn gained =. 10 i,c
nm, q I" &C. IN provisions the out
'Ini. VAS UNCHANGED 20 rise OF 2'zc
,,!;,,Huime futures ranged ~ ,nIlov..
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NAVAL. STORES

81 NANNAH. CA. June .O.-Turpcntine
nm; 1907 sale, - receipts. Io5: ship
lI,"ht-, S'"ch. 2"2S. R".n Arm: sales.
-: rcc".p's 2.1sl shipments S2s: stock
K :, ~ >, Quot Too !. '-mt'i: y. i.e5g4?9 !:
..;%'. y. 31Gn"55. VIC. 60: WV. as: "a
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June .".Esw sugar nrn,r
- 90" ini thbas centrifugal. Hchncd
u "a 81 ~ Il" -" f"T TN" gTanuln;ed
"a. 20 ii:.. -
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nose growers who are seeking In
any themselves with friendly con-
tcrs.
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NEW YOKk BONDS

Foreign bonds.
Argentine - ....... ..-
Dominion Of Canada si-s is5 ~.
French Republic 5I.s - i'
French RcUub!l" r;-s 49,
Kingdom 90 "ig.Giu 7fz= ir.'
Kingdom 81 Denmark s.
Sw4-s Confederation - 80
Tinted King Of 10. ami l. tiss ~, oj :
". :. Of Brazil
u. :. Of Mexico -
Railway ana misgelisnrnu. bonds
american AETic Chem 49, Ioa
Aiasr,sSh sUssr ~ ~ ~''',. ~.
.1mcritsu Tel. and Tie. cy - III
4, issy, go, ..-...-.... 49,
'H'N AM SA$S 81 sr5A...,...... -