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10 THE "REPUBLIC: FRIDAY. JTJXE S. 190(7. J4- r -v if -3- WHEAT BULGES AGAIN. CLOSING OVER AGENT HIGHER. a-LIE UPWAKD MOVEMENT IX WHEAT CONTINUED. .1 He ll i i Corn Was Is'ot in It With Wheat, All Interest lU-lng Onten-d in That (J rain. th-t I. : ' . i ? I. . - i! ' llllt, !(! v u t 1' , a-' i. . .'in. tin It X ' .. al i-i I ' o. NV 2 Xorthirn .u "4 .21:. N . t -. -c. Xo. 1 do. at lIHeii-ai. No. 1 do. n-Ub-rabh rfT-arrade offered, lor which frt ,i buyers. UraJe lvo. Z quotable at iic I . I i-u though J '. Tne I. .'I I 11- . 1 ' 11 J ' JlllN F-rt K Jur. Jujr 6ept Office ReptitmV. ThcTsday, Jut e 7. r.M8. There was a t-nntliiuailun of th strength rhown by rrain thi morning, particularly ns regards wheat. whii-h cereal fo-sed to the front In great snap, strengthenina: Its hold on first place. (Ionise right at the top ana largely higher for the day. This grain. in fact dominated the whole speculative sl! uatlan and nbsoied th interct from start to finish, none of tls cheaper grains being In It at any time during the session. There wis more disposition "diown to or-erate te ' tv. the. pit . 'chai.ge. being much better latrunlzevi, with the result that it pre f nted a livelier appearance than on any previous day this week. Trading was heav ier and the volume of business- In the ag gregate showed op large. AH the way through there was mre stir, and a cumber of features of Interest were presented, con !CerabIo excitement being displayed at In tervals durlns the day. In fact, all lh way through tho situation In a speculative way was one of the best, from A bull standpoint, that litis been experienced for t?om tlnva Vest end served to encourage the friends of nil graini. Wheat did Itself protitj to-day, display ing treat strength and bullishness, and touched the 70c mark again, recovering all ".at It had lost d.irn.g the pist tv. o weeks 'i'nere was a hesitating opt-t.icg. and up to i.ear the lK-ur if poon the market was rather unsettled. loiter the strength under ;.n.g the situation e.irae Doldly to the sur t.t.e, and there was no-chccklng the upwaid movement, which continued to the close, wl.en value? were frund to be over a cent Maher than on i.-terday, thus making a gain the la.it two days of over I. There Merc a number of bullish Influences, one iIng the strength shown by Chic go. The weather conditions were a bullish factor, for the reason that in the winter wheat t- ctlons, w here harvesting should have been n progress, rains were reported, while in tho Northwest clear weather was reported In nearly nil sections where rains were iiecded The Cincinnati Prce Current was bear ish on the crop, and the foreign mirket responses to our le advance of jesterday Here feeble indeed. Liverpool and London 1 .-porting an advance of only i. while Paris was tip equal to only V. Keeeipis were small, the arrivals being ::."0U bu. smaller than ti year sgo. end the -I25 ears in the Northwest about 2tJ smallti'. The market here made a twid start, but soon 1 "covered ltc'f. and was soon moving up wni. liiKht :n the opening it wa3 report ed Uuxt the Chicago ctj'o" was ijwer. ind this brought out offer to sell hero at 1-IC-2 decline at &,u,c for Julv. but the f.ict that Chtcaeo 1 p neu higher at over ( .v.. : rrn t J ! i Dnroetrt! (1 'icaivii. In. r n. -.,.rai and tnv ' n. n,. , J:l rft&ej ,ie -.: tan unn ' ir. tut railed xii J -l A'-' C .re t . Iu m'ji t r . -.. tri. 1 II I mn'i r 1. t. il '! ,i, .. t 1. n !..! fi -I' -. 1, w -'.. -?-.(: . na tAti t J. 1 fJ 1, tifjr i 7 .. t.. .11,! ', .-.nun. .'i- iiitni allu.r !J i, :.. ( r luVrni fJ -- !"" MraijtUl. ar..i 12Jfi-u3.:j fr putcu. . J t Hfc KVr: I run K -J.-btins at C ! In -'.. i- 1 S . in i ' ' "lVJIl:1nr sl tSJl. ! t: ! ri' am 1 t .ti.or ;ri unjju'i'-v.j'i n t w and in : 1 n1'!.. i,lv. k uiir fUiiii win ?.t i-u I r buU ..j- fcj or ek : lima K t-.jt t" -,t ' wl'er that ! 's r , 1 ni!.-l - J it Ml i'I - a 1. 1 A, i.'lll Irtran iwJl- Jt t. .-I JIAV tt. ..., t;. tis lBj an.t t.- tl" ., . ., ii ., ti'i.s A ?.iir h a! a--.d U:p jat.B ivna o r r l.:i:.(r, .mi en I-.- pr..i:ie 1 it .-Li i-r nl.itr, well, lut fcjw ra.! s dull, frt,- . - t-l: 1 i'i. sr: "'n.! .t t. j:j 1 2 .i I .r Wki . $.1 !. Ic.r X. 1. Ji. .,"., t S :, l" " - . Ia.r.e. S .ij f.ir tmce; SMU.ii t 5lu 1 1 Tt in riu ! l!dly 'tl',!' liiW unil Veals. 1 P . . - 1 l.t'k v 1 silt. 3 i-V. oirn uiv ur-i lc pt mj part ,ur-.t i(- lm. bx- j" a Klti- l'n:llr, (aitine Ut-. M i.ii;i Ttrke-..'rnje reeetpt' W ' htikrns Hint, Jr. 5 Ufch : a hia nvrt rs Jlr; duku V-: U- lire '- '' "" doi ee( 2.' hmin r ,h...rq .iikunl t tkitiC Ur I B. Xprtnc ia.kR ;!!" M'rtBg e. Jw-. toOil 'AVE Kftig leo XiWc per des. Ituftg squlr t ?l ei anti t4c i-t- ,!. .AIJ 1 h. he in fn- (e per lb fair r'fiwe: lrn,'.. n,u,-h u,l m" 1 i4. s-V-i' quounle Pf . ,. t ,h Q rWi , Mvl bUl ,,, . , i( Clwtcd tw WHEAT IN CHICAGO WAS UNUSUALLY STRONG. pmalt. v i.n'i the tru-4 1 . i ..rlnil at f 1.1 1:1:-!:. Id : UAS-, tym-V. - I'M lt. Mil et Tui- tn ft . utt.r 1 r iire t-tiK. t. i;iiii:3n low at t- .-. t ir- t'j m (; ti. U llunitarUa at -rf fcJ re,ll -mUi- t.i ., n. r holier i.i-Etlv.iilnai:; 41.T7 fvT ear loti. I'rlee u CJir-iirie. Tha .allnvirig tables nhow tbe rang ct rrlcc In future end cub eram July ."-vCa Au 6TVib fKi j . -n Jm-e 551. H ...JVja 37',J(1 ...2Si3SSi W.eH9i ...In ...;if,b ...?lib Cash wheat, com and eats ran-ed: ii-v . ? reaf- Wednesday. To-day. ...pa. ..W. i ITO, ... X i red .. ..ri'-74 K. lpt- tM rCJ X- ; hail . ...tl uTPi 2 af J 7t (tTzi. Xi C l.tt-l T yc.) Cirn-No S... . ..13 1 Xo s ir J.j r white . .nj,e Xi 3 wiie ...kjisii.... Oa-e-X.. I ....3 if.. . N.i 3 r r;.... N- I Northern H','j No. i ni.ite 2C Xo 3 wh.te ....K t;i JJo t UI-....3SW. 3iivcx:icnt of Gritln Jteceipts. IVBe&t. co'n. . ' '.a.i w Karj To-day e--5l07i .ilz7t Cl S.CI ClOM Today. .o Os. b s-u 7b 3s' n S', b sv.b S-"n -i-14 b W,b i :: rt til ! t-t. I . l . I'riilt- ami A -gitIi-. M'l l.l- A. )u ,,fr unj , t.rl 1 '' '- Si li tnr lu box. ml:. i a !.!;-. ii:-n niTKI.li:s-Vi"tai..- -it I I . ' ,. 'J -N'.i .- t in Jib'y ray tr m t 4 ' iij 111' -. r.iiw 11 ... Ld its' 1 ' ' - I ...... at j..,1l. ii I ' - i.U' . :. .,. ... 1 i m r 11. 1 ttt 1 9 ' i -iff t.x i ! -i t x , in ir 1 "i i rnii 1. i- : .-.; , i r Km-. i!.,.. .-, : r , ,T, . ) p; .1 .!:rs. ei'd ai .... (. , lt.;.t i....-an si- -u il iil Mnt f. r ,if ,. i.iMiXr -yu u n. w S' liv ut t per b-x fwr 'f . :.iTi 11. .. m ii--. 1 . f l v "'"1MT in 1 t. at 5 j wr 1 r . In wi!l at a r 1.. . ' .UJIXJIMA l.'AISH MUKt and it-ai:. V te at C w p-r vi ". ' i'lill i H!I i, - . ! ui. il-r. Jlei a" - ' i'.ap r:'U I n .. ,VI. : 1. . ' f.i . . - .1-1 .1 ;- 1 i'l at ' f r sua :ne. t" '.' 1. r h'.a, h. i. , -. -t t-il" . J l.f. l 1-i.Ks liav.ina at jlil S I" doa. HtNJXil- Pirt Iain, n 1 T.'. J r bunch for !, ' iw'i 1 1 mN.umi eitit.tUEHRIKb-Ki.ti.. l tmt .:.T A LorPKS-Mexican Alamo gems ntBlnit at II per t"-ato iaie, Texas tijfl '. ."r.c.r.iiuics It'itte-grown 3 is jer a. DRorcirrroxniTiONs final j.v :i:i:iitki). Corn Onititil Onlv an Kiirhtli l'rovisitins I'losetl Miitcii- - itf r 1 , . - .iu:j 1 1 f r-l t fl . jr.il I u Ks at K.K n JI -,- i 1 1' . l ...... .... - .... x v . .1' . . ti'. mil. I U.-, ,,, .,.,,, IrU w!llI, .,,r -1' "H1..H, t. ...,;. ,, ,.,a,j. ltf -'e-H ! iliel . . q,,M lWfl ,1MM, , ut 1 V . ':UL "'"""l l-llle 7-'V. . sbMtll It 7..L'.' "-.'. hlm"; I0'f'5 1-tr.t .wm. Vrtrn in . ,''l",u":, '.'- I'lk lirrnrr. rB.ll !i.- lallow ,DM . Itv 41,. . . ,unIr, 4,4,JV. .... F-.'i ..il s ...,iiy. irltw .,.!. n,, j,, 1,,, v.- li-lntit t. lav. it-., I .mi,. JUM l. l I '- i Itl.l l-o Umid : t kuatd a 111 UriiM ,. 3 lamb it lamba II lambs -' 27 lamia . irfml a 4 bttata 4, tl amti 7 a Mimrm 3 ile- 1T .S.. II.-. . : . -- ri.it hiT 1 7 J . I.' nil htij . : 7 : ' z siat -b p. S ".- '.' n-it thrp. . .. . bat -hcp... v 7. " i; nat -hi-p - t ;.i' C nat -beet; f 7 nil 1. aat i.hp .. 1 S . IS nat nl-etj.. I .;j;13 r-it -Imp . fc 75 V' m. h--p nat Mie-p .. il 1-1 n..t hlie- . A IT . -I J " 151 .' 4 .. i " 4 r. 4 7a III I!.". ?7 15) lit 117 1"7 4 ; 4.7a 4 .- 4 .VI 4 I 1 -! -Klaus S. . aaa.. .. ,,,,., 71. i:,. tTi" -'-i acin.-. njiner: rn 1 i uiuti t7 -1 1 - uneP-. '- :i Hv Ilitrlivr. 1, ,v.. Jk " A-. J,i, v . w-j.i .- c.r., ' n umiM .... u -i, i ni-. . '" rila-I III).. ..,.. I '. 4. a7'. .in i " rin"s.. , , ri? . "- th pn ,. and medium tla-. tl. m.r- '.,''' ,',., lli Uma and ln.il',, rU -t th., v.ek s..n-,r..J a Je-ided .incline Man. . f b.ittgo, Jtuie -Wheat .is ur.u.u.illy ' hi.'.s ill. ju,., ;T. j, ... jil m.e ' ' '- el-tii-nta tbat haie uaunnl duni-: r --. -"-1 at " -" -f "!- -- Jt':rxv,,77, :& SS.Hf J---' "".rrvv "e a Int. h'vhtr thin II cms.il e.Jnesday. ' -' illw 3:" i..t . .v '"."' V, , ' ,4,- -II .l' i.w tl.Hr i-'ula- nii" Tradmir a , , I in !..-. ,....,r,.i li".'V a?fV. . 3 i.hv ".i-Sa''iv 1i.' X..T . .' ' '" .' "' l- b-n. t deOine ..f t. ; i j i -tii -gt uaxit in. 4.ui7 i " cl.. '.t i '' much of It f.ir aee iunt of ihhijiI., in "'l'g '-"!-. s'Ai "kn"" niis -rJ ti''. k'T ( 'he .. ,ai.tr who could s-e with ll-ir own i l-ld!'""!' .. r.i'V'ptii'i-." eves the ii.ini.iv croiet that Chlcagit ! '"! . ,'J,1.,! " .' . K ft.fi .')' dr '-alVl I Fpcuij,o'-s iiaj to aceepi at secondhand, I a..d. iititii tu-day. liat! lal;eti with alto- f,i-thr too much salt. If there should b i.o tetjef to present threatening cnditloii ..1 m;h the spilng . .J wlnt.-r wheat re 'iiii' . t. -d.j's s,.!il v.liat FSetteii lieiiMtiil l ii, I.. I I I i.ith JbT'i I,' . . 17 Ji- Wti, i.. ; .. er 'intt. t irra.l l.it II1K t.. .H) Ihr rtt-. m 1.' "'"r?r.i .'i'1..- d-iri. Kiur.a 5c per J- lors. IlCIins-Texas 5f0c per -bo. hex. for Hoao-nrown lUE-.-'- Mli.l!..il.,l f.gl M r - -I!i:RRIE!-:i per t-zl. tray, ... fc ' "lno eeet nl iSii-nr. K 4 !l . . ' .. . -iM '.ir ... 71 VJ5 3 S.M 4.'i(, i .. V-i- CltJee t. Ints Ch rao . i.do .. Det-ml Kpt.is t-lty ? cij Ml'W.iBk. V.i n. t.o;! iM.'uti -V V erk H.i:'-l .- , "lUalelphla i'""n 7 -a. iw Orlna 4r. .wii Ualrnten ta j. Trt Kl.-j if Ma ..... ..121 -7i .a47 , 2S.6I4 9J 14 S.VK 1" .1! 5hipraent. at. I'etn. 4t. v I i.O 20.10 C4I 1 Mi 4.1.1 i?ia i.i.v 7 M7 lO.Jn 1 r.77 l-.t -5C .." 4-J..JVI 12 HI 4' 1 r.: ii 47 . 22 S1 1 70.J71 " 14 j t..ill Ir.r Mll ll.K.1 1 1 "t blah .i'. fi - S7 7". tut tV- I' - i marKi't wa l a.' It "' -l"l l..!.. -...., . .11 Ka-i-ia . m M., .-aim"' Ttv XT Ju . ., -r ": .v- ' . v. 2 har.i . . x. : .. ,'-''. v" - '"I '"..f'. X - v2 iiJ. in la' .li-i . ,s.ia .i . , ,,h "v.. - ...iv. i y:. v i.T tvhei.i might be the furetunwr vt m.inj ! 2 hit- 37t '-, -.i a 37. ia,t. x. 2 w:i- .... h !; - . "'-- - 1. H-ii-itwi tlmlhi -.-.- . in 1 i.-airii. 17,. '. Ii...te- Sui.h A Bre.i tn-iny of the wheat fc.tlpers wit J bare been sp -n.liii? the sprliigtitne in the corr pit n turneil to-day Hi Ihelr homes ami regular vocations, wlilcli made, the corn crowd look slim. Trado lu corn wai light. and only ,e was added to Its previ-Mis pi Ice, with all the encouragement It had ftom the f: rise In whtat. i'nulalona closeil strong and materially higher after u xrevloutly lull time. ww at j.-. r Ul-AKl!Bft gal r. . wtt" ArPU25 Early haneet quct-d at 40 ItAPPnKRRIES-riianisas M S per 2-pU ea H.ATtr.s. Xorfirrn In hulk .n tr; . ': 1 tuns at tr- in T 1. 42- fl(- i mci n t faiu-j. rt -! V ' -' ' ' -". i-niJ ' 1 all f 1 1 , .. ... - 1. . . rural a. -, 4.. Kh ,- ,k,-i -i c .-.i" r '" Mart to N.e. M11 h a tn.iter.al aitanr: it s.aii- 111 saj elioit a tm-e stopiati further ill iiuid. 1 "' 4'- djrll r-nJ. ,4 fKj.-1t.b V. ! e-ipta-Atias, gA4. . uril ,1 ,.. , n.w). hhlpn ents-Wb. .t 17.4". . . ,n at.l. ats .. Ji,J I""'- J.trV -Wbwtt-Spot Hrm. .NV I Calir.'itim ... ir.,fr, M. Xl. , Sotthtrv rprfaf r-j ,d; tutur.v nmi. jitit s, sij s.pt. 5 ;.-,!. V'.ra Sl "ran. m.n.iin ml,-.l. i.e 3a lid. ruturri a.-n;. juh '.h .ii. spi 3a :ii,.i lair.! -Atnrtlean r.-fln. 1 H pal!- rt a.ly at Mi -A Rai-on -Hiort rlln t-l1y at 47 s.1. inm; r.r tn.;.l:e. Ilicbt nl-a.J;- at ti. m. j.n ..,r !elr. ntailj 37 vt, 1i -. - An-rti in n- -t whf- -asj at "? ..-"'' J ""' el "J 1-4 ftton-.I . Hull refli-.! Jur. as dull at 2le Ml. Tor I onttur Spirits ilu!' at .- .-lallr Pill ll a '. -Me 11 : - -ac 1.1 tl ..I. I ii an.. 1 ,. r l,,u . , .. Ni.W l-.n'AXlKf Ml lots t,".. t fi.'-'"" '"'-. and M ;.-t 111 : -'.-' t,.vn:-.., - r--l Kwei- at . . . l:. .,Vfrou'' ! i.ri-.i br. it.lfilor n n nl!i 1 - N'.W (iXIONVi i.: v-s.- ir. .ia ! ' -. ml '"?y ' "r ,; v 1' aimy aa 1 .' 1 1 r , -. -WllIAt.l ! 1, rrw'an 7 c 1 i .. . in 111. t.. ,4.H !; 1 Mei : t. u-ni ut r.i'i7:- pr in. 1 . "i.l'i.X l'KM. riimrumn . - if rr' TliVATllES Fl,riiia In Ti.r .iei.nn.1 a I sti-a-i-. K iiiae fr. .11 2V :a T. f . r . f .. 1 - : t - 7 ?. 'rati-; call", i-eet i.r.i inf. rivr n ..a Inaib leu. 1 'I'StHERis New Orleans tm cri-s at 7S v-- 'ine-gruwn a.4-r per d. . r.i.i,iiHt fcie Xrw ii leans at s-j: per "Wheat. Wheat was In great demand at the oprn- I Mlnnctirmlii riuur. lag. and for half an hour there wai lively ; ai:nn.ipniii. Minn . jim 7 flour up :e; litst tompeiltion fur the llmlied offtritno. nali-i i." : ".rii . i." - i ', . -..,."'. fi7V" i-.-a leu in a r:.-e in Jtiii imiu we utu ..t 11 vv t t i-i -i ,. . . i v , .. .., i,. r- . ii '. e,.-m'.r '. in, i-k-Vi. I h -1 opt 11I furthi-r .1. nui'l. , " "" 2 .N,.rti."ni t .1 ben.' Pol ASH Ughi Ifmir-Texta , t f 111;. if ih. ii t tt.il PIaAVT-low. per 1,-IiU eralf i-.i'iUI-..-t f.vnflcnm-nu rr btt. 1 'j7 .- p-r i:-bu. Cbelce IT ir.da at lltfl.l) "ran.ed. VTTtect Ce.n .. tl3t Siocki of drain i SJore. To-day. T-aday last Vr. 224.' '"or.tra.-t crcdea: N . 2 r.l N.i. ! hard 2M7-1 li.7 fci.513 caused a rush to buy at $ijc. and w few were the offennea the Juiy option ii a very short time was selling above "Se. the top on thi rise being t-:iic, Aug eeliins at tA'aC to tiWtC. and bcpL it 69-c to 7uTc. Tii efeslng liulge wits followed hy a nat ural resctioc. on which Aug. sold oft to oac. and SeiA- to "u-ji. and Aug. ws oftt-rcd : t SSVzC Iite cab'es in lloatl i.o cxi-.te-tnent abroad, but Uveroool eloea 7d h gh- r for the day. Porls wai up Uale. i!e. lin Ji- and Buda-Pesth He. lower. Tho da"a -vport clearance in fliur and wheal ..mounted to &: bu . making 2.NSVW bu Mr the week, acamst m.KO bu. lst oeA i"i ere was nothing encoura-rlng to be got- . out of the ea.-h cituation, and ixjiort nts at the eeabuard were only 71 loads. -. owin; that foreigners wre not buying fittl.. . As the :.iy drew to a c'oe .the, ti.-iiket once more i,onimenced to advance. ni:-1 just before the cl "se there was a wild r-purt, and July hor up ai-u sold at &sie and closed i'ic hlghir fur the day at that. Sept sold and ckusd IV 'e betlfr -ii 7"",c bid. Au?. chsd neminally 1V.C pp at CiC atid June 4c higher at 70c. " rn to-day did not show near tho trength that it old ye.-terday and was com pellj to relinquish the leadership to wheat. Trading during the entire session was ex trtrnejy light, an Interest was centered in tne lilher price.1 gtain lieceipts at WK rrn m.irKcts w-r j.trQ bu.. uglnt CIV'O bu. last 5 ear, Ineloditig 41.7ou bu. here, ncainf 117.7J0 bu a v-ar ago The total s-t. piue'its were r-p"rt-d at '. 0 bu., and I arance were 411."TJ bu . in iking Z.TW.1" bu for the wwk. against C,4ii6hj0 bu. Ut-t w.ek Thtre was a tendency to sell off at the outset, a feUing of ease b Ir.,; dcv.l- pcd. owing to the fact that I.lverj-otu was '.d lower and Chicago wealu The strength rhown by whea-t, however, checked thi, espti ially as the receipts wre t.mall and ri i elvers stated that tho cout.try was not t.. llmg. The opening here for July was vhero It -loied esterday. av Svl. and It s"ld of to STc, while Sept. had -a.ll.jr3 at . '. -..,e. rrnin this time to the cloie there w 1- nothing of interest developed. IJver i' ni recovered its -arly decline, but tho . iport business was llht. only C- loads b lng ta::en. I'rii-e change-) vere lii3inlt':e.i:-.:. July went b-ck to 3i ,c Md, was later of fered at 3v-c and still later sold at S' ana clus-d at that bid. Sept. had c$'ic bid. and then a.'.'Se asked, closing at SV;0 b'jyeri-. Juno was nomln.tlly unchanged at cS'C. There was no trading In oats to-day, tho attention of trad-rs b.-mg whollj- tal.en up with wheat. The situation was steady, however, and but little If any enange was '0 b noted In values. Etr.y !lc was bid f' r July, but the clo-lng bid was lower, at 34C June was nominally 'c up, t U'-, and i-pt closed unchanged, at 21:ic Liu. lieceipts at AVestern markets were 401.W0 bu., against 3S7.("J bu. a ear ago. Ci.wiO b; were received at St I,ul. ajrain.t 27.'A bit. Ian year. The rhlpments were 3I2.0JS bit., and the exports SsL'.uuo bu. Trade Oo-ilp. Tl,- Cincinnati Irl- Current ban net t-ccroa c!tM ocr rprilUT ana winter vrli-ut eorai?tIii n'.twlTaistandinK ti.e s-nFati.Tal r-p'rtn lately . nt o'.t That ri:bllcalii.n sava: .Wi? mainlv fa-rablti for ail cr-i Wlaier rah-at not e eint allv ihar"ed- Kprinsr wait reaifVil. but in.- situation r s-t ataur-O- ' rn djin well, "at maintain on averai condition " Tun tilr ac Ti-atfe nutletin estlmatca tli v ir.t- vviifat crop tin th- Junv 1 cmdltki that wlii i report-d l the Government Rill to S4a ' ' ' bu. vrr-r. the May 1 C'ul.tiua wai. 371, ...fo... bu. IVobetiy fo. ca tlifr- bala tne fn,.!.-Iuli-tln tur-a the ..-rep. and last iar tLat publication w-.s too low la it- Unnl eatlmate of Ihn winter wbtat i-rop bv 23 OOO.en Lu - A cablo from a!ii:ow nayi cj-oji reporti from TVorthwesttm X'oland are mobt unsattafafturv lutbok It winter wheat la ry baJ aud ia jnci.5 districts tl.-j rv- crop will fall altosether. --'ash biielii'! ut Chicago yterdny wai 45" -f0 bu. com li.i.-i bu. No 1 N.nthern vih-at at r ui .it JaTv In Ftixe ami -li- '"n. bu. cap. At !" r at card exi-irtera Wiusht i "'nj bu, vvbet. 1-6 f bu t.irn and --U.fJAi bu. cats. -An ArRrntir.e ..bio tas that iwurtr;-'s vh-at iMprri-r.tft w.U mr average oi'ir l.2,,uou i,u v n. k! ujrli June lauvt year's shipments 2r Jun werp 4.-)n,.jiw l.u. Klahoma la asku k fcr tirrrn on lots of .000 bu aijvt Iifi,-r aniouats cf ti-w Hlteat for July iifllvery. aipir..a.t8 to roarket aro txpacied o Ltrin &bout June 20. Their llTlIn l, heat cable to Francia .7 liro. tted- - AUm-t no demand. Iuers await lower ir."s" H(cario cabte pays Argentina tnarketa etroni: r nr. crop news frmu th. Unit-d -Jta'..-. A LiverjMiui caPla r.d. "7VeatUtr In ITag land toa dry." Com Tra.t's Xews fiva of Germaor that weather lntpri.v-il but rina bidly wai,t"d- Of ti. -al n'jKiitA Ini ate almost failute cf rji or; An In -rta.e In Uio vtieat vi ible may b- taa f'jr tM- wik. though 2K,no aura aB the tncreaj i.. l.I-iO'id ba of one vear a&o Ib.wevtr. tbia li the -avn of the yiax when the vb4blo thooll be mm-at-lEic lliun-aii.l.i wirrs: -Have iut had talk with Jir ' 1" Ialrnipf.2 whj oans and ra.imgi4 'V acr-s in tliii tate Ha bays intuition i vcrv bad Ilia v. heat I1.11 been reede.1 for two tra.nthi and l IH.W beading out atuul rev en ll chep hich, standi tbin en croiXa.! and half to tvvi tbinii ef an aeri-gft roi. 1- a high estimate Irom i.riiaMit outloj and th- crop In going b-ck try tlav that jiaree. witliout rain." Mi-ui' atolls wired. "There ara l",ix. pHip!3 fniei outld towns in Iireo this moraine at itniip'i: the annual tiro festival iia.. taik.l with ttri' of the lamest farmers in the late tt,i! n in-alne aid th. all agree tiar v,lth the 1 ! lavurahie watl,.'! tr .ni now unt-1 hanet t' Sf-t. veut ril- oier ball an aver.ixo e-np. i.nj one of them wn not over on. -third, ii n unr lere tl Li moraine said priHolf-j to be hut li t re noen. C McD. Itf.lnPon. chief gram inspector of GalViMo.;, Tex., wa. on the note- and recelre-i bis u-u.-l warm weleonie from bis fit. I.oui3 fi'eiiis jjr l:tiblii"-n a; Kani..9 will thH vi-ar raise -j.w.,. bu. wheat, ukialx.ni 24,0.", ia and Texas !3.lfl0.w.j.) bu llatns of late mak4 It daubtfal leganbns th Quality of tho T-xai rop, iut lh nuantitv vill I tm-re. where last ar It wai alinott ruined by excessive rains. Cali tfrniti. Clour, Ktr. W1IKAT a-h nark'-t ItiKS-Ued 1.7i-7 ska nnd R car- l.ial Sn, ill uttermes ami .hoi.e war e soft winter 1 rlnuinc 1 alan.-e. but i.mtr'iutl lll.i and hai.l ."id pn lit wni-at n I ever 1 c blchin- Itv s.iaipl. Xu 2 led srlj at 7K'7I'-c ti.ta anu 7.-yJ'Ic ll. sliie, Xo G itit at iji,l ,"atHr Janey. Xe. I wii.i-r at vtti. Xo 2 bard at M';-J..V. a .ir fan. j nt 7t . No 2 do. at (T-tf 12. . X 2 --.ft .pr.n ut 3'-t''4i.: X" 2 lo at t-l'iSi'-l' -.- At.eptan. ei. tietler trom outMil) mills but no large aai.s madt. "OI7X-a.-asb market lleeelved 3S0 pk. and 30 lara lot -si and 21 can llirouirli. ir. n for th little -it offtred, iut m.re offered to arr.ro. )a trU Xc 2 mid at 33-'i5i3a'-c; Xo. 3 do nt 23. Ho. 2 hil; mixed at i'Jl.c 2v0. 2 wblla at 4j' if Xo. ? VhltM MMW X'i. 2 oat- J'.j 2 whit oats . 2vo. 2 re 7?.5 13.J9S ce.i.is 213J 1.24 23ta7 13...1 ii.M 7t5 1S.105 HI.H3 2.S41 l.Til UW.H7 I:7 117.4JI-. ir: 7S.4X 23. blitiiiclili i.f I'ldtir. tr Vr-h. T-'"f- ''r "T"" '-!' bbl. . Di ll? i- - .1 Ci - v -1 "t-" t' -i J,bl" S"-neopJ-Il. a... 'l !n- - X. V .-k . 7.- bbK an.l 4 4M X-w Ur' i.ia. 410 - a-4 LO b'aU. ' PRODUCE MARKETS. Local Kniii. Vfp;(t;tli!e. PouUrv. Egfr and Kuttt-r Quotations. S. lajuls. Thur.i.r. June 7 IJ00 ??JPTnX''9 aulrke''! Wire 1 active t-d'le ar4 prici re Kerrally -as!.!. In a few Iin- IN es were matntalm-ii. In coiiie.iu.nc- of the llgt.t niiprs. tim h!:ir. botixht uantul anl fie I.al deman-1 wii light. kl"mely r..iat.--a wc euii an.i weak, as (upnles ar tn.rea-lnH ateadily and Luy-n. are bi'dmie-f rt- r potatoes are becoming more pl-ntiful 'and of"Sy mmSs" to s?t.t"1 of th,r bouiB 77ew potatoes were also dull and vreak. ai th towSTri""; '.flaawl " " oldtr off for a'ai1,,Ia,'ue'r" "'" m0lOTt. "" toeta -1 ablK u .,aiet and at-dy. but ererinei ,,t bom', grown wrre ample for the dem.aJ. anl enn-tgnivnu ar nat want-.. rr'.rVL ""'""' 're I" t-r dsmand and tb E,tk,t" nrim-r Recin, w-e falily heav. but all oS-nrga of so md. dry t..ek Were taken :iiini or vi. t werr si . .,f ::, m .toea vtent in t-jtii drrarit and firmer 11 offerlnes egetabies ara few !,'? . Zr.l ""a F ""-"iged. as tb-rs arj lew u .1 to otfer and the season ta over -N-w at pies were qtiKt am stt-a.li virlth r er.pu end drmanj both limited ,- offermsf Ibtht""1" flnn anJ 'D KO: a. with la-m.ma are also firm and in s-dj Omand fctrawberrli. wt, weat anl loier. "raoat e. tiff, -leriao wtr- t rl for sl.tnmt nijt tiie iocal trade wan eaUy ,opp!J ,tment- l--pb-Tlfa we'i dull and ea!er. ni tece'iita are ln.i.a-lnc and th- demand la slow "re-"t8 llln. kwrt n Mtri. qult ar.l stadi 1 e-hi-s rttt wean ar.l !., as ,.. ..,'--,, or- (.mrrallv of p,.,r uuality. r-ri-.ptt of old chi. w-re h,vy. hnt rttppirs wTreta '.ST ."""l' . '." waa a fair local deVn?.! i.ta-3 inn. Man. -. sprlnc i-bicki-ns were tcare and CnT a aitre u-as a e.d -lemara for good ,tt ' M.ring ducks and r-e nn- auw. m,j..ir atrial ,Wkt "" ani " aBS Crnc kE3 jv-r- qlct nnd Fteadr. st, Tec-'-rts iiZr, "", ir srnna. demand I i.SM aid the taarket ntLi w.j bum Itm.Tl 44ilMl l.i, r IHv l 14.11V, ns Ai& bumhvF TrnxiPS Hetne-pr. n st v pr In. ei'lXAnl Hoaae-B-an eel'.i'iK at aU2e p-r bu N-x io-.nr. W-'ir K-Home-g-own npw run lying tba mark. I, seltms Ine at A tr I'-. I . ivALK ilonte-gn-un iold i.t J.': pT bu. box lo- r CACLIFIVKlt-Hoir. -irrov.n c.i .. a-,:- at 23i fJ- I r di... an or .iag t.. t -e a:.d qua! ty ASI'AHAtit's. iloi-e-aioi 1 ..Ii . t S " per 1 ir. tor hand t.i.nc!. s cp to - -.; f'-r '.a-R bt-n .e Hi .ISBRADWH Cbui. bur.e-rnrn at 7c p r lb 1. oidrs Ml -HIH KIMS 4V t" V; t 'h for cult vacd. 74)4i;.i 1 r '-i.u. t "tt - w 'I .-VKrT 1-'T-.T'J' r 11 . 1 in -a'lng'a-rletP s i.li on oriiirs at .' --' iii Ijti. fui ivd an. ivll -v, -'. -'. foi lt.rni.ea. -I CKNitAI 'I- AM-or ,.n t ! $ pr lair Ml. .-. j-r UiL Sia'l .ulir- l-i-' -.- i-CMb lt-im tr.-.. k- ." 1 I.. '- V' w I 'r." fll-s!--.k ar.l i-p I.2."l6-fvi t . ji..".; 1, at JiT'jiv 'ii. I'.VJ t vigils. I4-ir. . r -lh, .j, cm .in ti at $12ui iti---d and ni-'t ' .1 f ' r. - .. b..id at 113 a"a 14. 11 . ar a :. - htra'Klit ar. In viorta m.r S i-r 1 " h . Poilat iiV12i. ll'tt--uwh Vi-i iUi-. at !3tl ar ii 1 1-1 ami unn-r i' f2b n.i.I Jl. S u fi aid J'7. "ak- I'lain mea 11 ia .. ,n h at 2,y -.. srd $ti xpd 'a !'t to i t' 1 t ;-.... j i 114.. .2' -j tie ' at 52. and ?, '.u-t- - n .1 v I. W SI'J .- a- I C-. .2 a. 3. ' r i niore rv- tttr-sv.,! :..i at $.- .4 ai,l t. e2- .Its XI Ii I . p.- 1- i- . I..1 l. a. I -i at - ti .1. ?t V Al-l-n a at .i . .". aiai SU-i ii. 1, ii - -2 tn.il at IT1, an.1 ''.. ... to 1 oi h a. ' - ' all J- i 72. lil-tek walnat r.t 72o7, . .. i i. .: ami tlailTa.?: I in i r--i Tear a-'d - .. 1 al 3 . t u tr n at Sail and iii'ls at Jlv'i -. Ji . r at 2i and S12.;- blik r axli-s nt S.R. i ia. al . t -. .id fi lib. pout at 17c to 2.' eaab. .etorhag t' si4e h) i.nore at Dlt"'12 tor nier luntatil- at m d.i ..uait-r-saw.'i at Jlli - anl IU i'4t.-nu..M -n-m run at tl.; loi boards oat sit: l-x biard do at I22U-7.. sum et 313 f r S22 aad :2 f.r r-d. .Cypres-A-kansas a 2'- and r.23 14 Taiufctiana aeeor.Uas to tbe a-o. latlon lliit. l.U( at I.: for soft Ordcrj h.gher. re.,i,,t were gentraii. of Im-ipt Quallu in umbers w-er- dull a"d -ak. Willi effc In exfe-k of the d-mand. tut other xfSK w.r. .a.t and steadv. et" nnd steady, and 'I1IU COTTU.A 3!AttKiri'S. (leiiernl 5ilitntiiiii Aa Aliiinl i-tenIi i'evv Cijiittpri- Taivlnt; Ilai-c. ,-t. I-u's, Thtirs y. June 7. 154 1. 1 Ma'kct 1'U.i and uu nai c,. d Orllnarv 7 3-"i- lifiii .. i.-...rv s 1 p-- 1..-IV nlildllag 1 7 p. Ml'bttinr V 'IkkI mi Idling 9c Slld.iilnc fair 3-.o 'linn'!, and fitalns lae below white. Xlaiuttns per ard l-lb. 7 ,.e, -11., ; ;', P.. c. Iron cotton ties Jl 5fc Jtemp Hint, se per lb. vv arenotoe axaxemecx xo-oay vs-w ni.2s l. .u 4 .O X.t rei-teta to-dav Net n-'-eti'ti sime Sept 1 l.o ;..-i re Wjiti to-ia J2? it.i rec-ipt aiai,- rvpt. I TR 'St lli.i.- shilHnnt. to-oaj . ... !'r. 1 ir -i Nh'pm.rt since Sipt. 1 ... S-7 '21 tlt.U't fct let rai Band 7.-J . -4. -i: L-ivrtioT market rint ijt-aii-id moa.rat anl pri'm 1-32.1 r.B-"r. uplands 4 -".. .-ab- 7. wl baiei. rutvtrei- eloeed Ulet. June 4 il-etd 1 . Jui." July 4 4a.4.J I... jai. . 4 e.-M b.. Acs -r!lt 1 34-).l b : Sfpl.-lt 4 li-Wd a ; ucb-Nav. 4 l-4d: Nov -r.i- 4 11 Md i. X' Turk markets -j-pot quiet and tmchanged tnkliliing t-c. futurrs ilu.i.l i-teaov Clou- II sh Lav? Closa Test- iday.To day.Tu lay To-dav. v-fals celpta w ere O' ani3 u Sprinr iamls were quiet sbeen were dull. vvoj caxtlnues in mod demand and th tniiv ket was ateadv at tne r-ent dliM. jo22s liidei vre oul-t E!,d rtrady. IleeeiDta wm. Itabt and generally of Inferi. qiultt) btrTaii offi-r-nga vr.r- tak n ' "" a" Wool c-ntmiien ir. pKid demand and the mar ket was stteadi at th. nwm, .iA..nJr vl "frf! rr" hra- bu offerings we, ukeoMg'Sj ;;aih Miues trer- ouiet and stecdr. riecrim. .-. ! ia.nI fo ks. all kimls. to-aiy. r.t4.0" I-iin, . "a 'nrul, of Inferior onnllts bm in oil. rinirs worn taken w ' oax " litlainnil one. . f.. ...... -. ..ii nun. it Jrna .. . July . .. AujtuM .. rw .t-mbir t.!r .. Nov .-nl er lH.m.ti Jinuari ., K bruary A-..n a X1 a s. . . .- i ..I kl 2fl S3 7 fl 7. 4 ....7-4 ....7 "J 7 '. ....Id 7.. 3 7-fJ 7 il ... t.: 7a rveiaji at I'nlt.si S-.n-s ii ja tmies. acalnst i i.tv 7 1 f. a 12 tto.ijn only t'-mpjrari.v, but lb" bu-..i.g .-...ini of the tradcts had been ih-'rougiil.. ii'U-i.i. and at a slight coiiei-?ion fr...-u ta.' hlgio-st figures nf-imotie-i buyers . i.mcu wl'Img. Tuo bujin ord"ta from t! -N'orlliw.-i Wei'- cwnilaii;, traders m f.u reKiun of hitheiio piolilli. yields of w. i.t having, to all uppearancts. bet theli u-iul Iui-R .f lrbe crops too con:U.-niIy 1 ,.r i were Nverii.g sale In hicago made in until ipailuii vf a coiitinuaiive of th iin-vs-ous bounties of ITovUIenc". Toe crop news froia the .-ptlng wheal fl'-ins Has discouraging, and lo the general t T vl tl at damage had alrcdy been tln.e w lil.-h sul i-iequent rain would lie puwer l. -.1 to nirleve. CoiH-'-rning Ihe InnK ntablc .11.1 d.iliv a .-umuialing disaster to vviti.e. w .ic..t f'otn the Hessian ily ailiii-tlon th.ro in onlv one oplnk'a of lta calamituuit ex it il. i'tia! ihe market should be strong u. nil r -mh :ev.s as to be esi-eeied, but i'j fmmcr times for fatten uikr reaoti4 thtie would have Hi-en an exviied rvtn:i--tition to buy w.nat at such a cumparafiv. -1) low iricr as now prevails lu.tt would Lave let! lo-iay':. udvatiee far tichlnd. nl-tli'u-h tie inter made a t-trong atKiupi I. initiate tin- bullion spirit that instil io iieeti the win at pit in on raited roar iront in ..laiiirg to the closing of the sermon. 1 be mi in wr if cats ln-oectetl into store; v .- aa, .u. LORipaireu w.t.1 US the Co. re-.-. . . ,k i..tv pf ist y. (r. illi'.lte.ipoll- nnd ! '..ih u d v.-H i.irs, j.s against ; the year ii ..ie. . :..j in- ioiui al tiie i-r.ltr vvest'rn , ...i:" mttUi.s wa ."".."jd bu., wher.-a- a ...r vj the -am. p:.o-. s rect-.vci ti.rj i a . 1.11111- tii. i c.-.trcnciS v.cre e.,-ual i'l t it ..id Hour t" .'JBM'J uu. l.tv-etjH-.d -tailed t.t lrom Sd to Hrd ad- v ,! ui d ri-tid with a gain i"ur the day of ;,d lo !'. iMrts note-1 lo a bu. improv- iiu-iu lor the lurnnt rr nth. ami i!'- mr tM-j t.-lJi-e. UverpiHil i-.ii.ii-d that wheal -.--. eu'i -ring lor tram o rain and eon brinati'ia w.i reci-.t-J of previous reports of i':,ii..ik- I' the titrmiui rye crop Tne Mil ie .."ii! NorlhW'.st. it: Miller icport'd jii.oi ti ..i. 'id icr fl.iur ui d funign b.us '.r the si-ist part are unu. i c si. .Ne York - .airt-: i rt purled foreign demand for w...it ilm-k.il ly the .-olv.in.-e. After hil.u.i; at 7i!i Ji.iv l. hat reacietl to Wv. 1 11 him 1 up aiin nii once in .r- ii u ied tiie ir--kiu .:.!. iil ilk'nes. wh- re ir.id. wai in ,iv k-r than Iho Ilr.-i time. Cios- ng tlU'i s were :,-47ih-. a repiiri .f war Si.tvmg broken out In twein nusit and Jai'-m belfx-d a little lo the (.losing strength. Corn. The recent activity in corn (ics-crted It to day ami pasunl our to wheat, but, though cull, .-oru was lir.n. lluiturtlloim were n trrjv. and the puce In tho end was 'ic hlj.bir than at tile i lose yestordaj Re-t'lVi-i! rpir;.-I lountrj acei plant es : m.ili, but i"i -tl ri-o-ipb to-' iy wore :121 eirs, or tn re tnun ptilcd, and 42 i arlo.it Is w n i.'.i iiutnli-r -tln:.il-l for ui-inoriow. l.iv . loooi riiori.il 'i iieeline in futures .n.d - j-it i-in '.d down, i'rlmarj.- Western ti..ir ki t rt.tipb wele 2fc,t.i bu , us compa-nl with I76.nJ bu. the lrep nding d-v of ;b" p.evl.iiH ar. The u.ij s-aiioard rl-ir.im is wor. 4li.-. bu. Snippln;, d.--niar.d .. ..s nut toiispi.-uo'. s. If it is correct ly represeiiti d by ihe business re;iirtctl. which w.i.- mil iv.' ba. Now York .-iil-vi-.d vLo iaboari export trade .'.t 3o bcat lo.ids. linn. The fine condition if l)i growing crop bad a ip preslm. . :.eei i n the oats market, which venan idv no oi -. in v he.it eiitibi not di'pei. ats i-io-ed only '-Sj'.c lumnr. The ft. culativ't tr.td was onlv moo. rito, ai d nothing f iti'-nsi v.ai reporitil. There ajs a f ilr dm.ind f"i t.-.-h. and H." bu were taken hei.- !..r s'i iimenl. Clearances frim the sealH. ird amounted to Si.0t bu. K i-viptf Wire light l-J cais with -"i'j esti mulcd for to-upirrotv. Clilrngrii I'milirv tin:-i lln-ii. fhliago. Jun. : III . 1 j. u.:i B.,.j.i, . ki J i '. J .'-. . ii .- . . vi, l.lv i: Vl.-K Iv VI UlKt.TS. tur- Aallve Ilcef Cuttle 1'irie Ti-tii n Well M:-l:lineii lltigi a -limit- l.iiiii-r. tfl laiuii. Tbarsilay. June 7, 15-w. ll-C. Phlp. 'it"e l.-a .M '' ;a -.-,4, Mli.p .... . jv: 14 li raT ami mt.I - . . . . w :?i ATT1.K Xti e l ,tt . Tr -The v iluni- oi rattle inept- ,ro-i i,ti e -a..; u.i a. iui II. li Bt lo i ., n; , vi". ii.. iMicnt iwrnaudn. llow-i-.r. ,t ua- i. t a 1.1 tim, tio- Ii-l tl re;-t b-ptaTinc an i r -at. ,a tie ilv. ,norn.a. of .a .ale Hie ip, n: .,n atauial t.lue a fair -rr-'. 1-lHK .1 ! ' nijiu. .-x. -ptl-aaliy g. oi or n!.-eati0 .nil n. ib-i-r -lee.i o:.l up to .. '. Puttier li- !j si? I a n.fch ai Jl.s aid t.ak f.r.f top-d at )iw Ik-.-; values ruled nrm. hut butih.-r tatt'e v.rr easier, mv i . Usui- rullv 2.1- ! .Ttr u..n n. !, ,H.nl at.t: tv.i artte ai--... ti k-ri .-.mi .' .1 wero l.-!-ed if reaa,l.- at t..ng pi'.j teal taliea and I viz fcjid stcadv i : . i .nk oi, i-re alo at a de. line i.f Ji tj 52 ;r cux and calf eaiiw UMIlaeu I a- f;e'i. I.J.19 j, 1.4J-. lbs av-ta.- a( va u to j. 5,. 1. . rfc TJ ,.,.. at V4 ti . It, nut ner li.i.ra t J3.-D to 54.C. eoai .t J. to Jl i. sto.k was ai.J Ufifers at t.' :i M -. -ii miH i i.as to ,, suas ml 13 to 3 -. MAd milkers at tl' -? to xia s.rr aa mat IV mil of Xltav ih.. amalle' ilia 1-1 lh like!)-. 1 Xpert ehunki -'l 1'-" t ..i line in th- I'.mnvit hunkHnd .ti -i '..i i-r- The impplv all nether durum th-' ti. . 1. - m.ii nly a inidcrat.- "it- .f lair ti. k -I iiwrtt-.- 'iiuiliu nuii tl... ... k li ei":ra: lu! li --"..uotati. r- IK-uv.'raft eontmin ti'it St... . , .f ... .hoica t'i fanev S.w to !- I'-.-'r'- , 'tn ri to ih. .: . -!.. I ti. ilr t- S1- ' h ii.. y . t,( 'ji- SaIdl-ri. , mmon to ". 11 5.5 :., 14'. fan. v siiu . irt i-bu'ik.- 1 '- -' t.. s 'm ,iai.,.i t . .r-.i vv, ! 1 ' ' lvit. J. t. SI-". Au-liirn Ik 1. in -n ' 1 u- I -. to g. 'tone pi i-xtta IK to i- i'lt-gs ' ! . ! ji; ' All 7J-S- Tie i.n.lomirart feTiire 1-' t1-.- mar 1. t .mrlr. 11 1 ve ht -i bt-ti He h;-'ial lliil -u Mm of .irlr.ar. to. i I 1. 7 h-ad 'ir- .' 'lurlna- 4at week. 2o r lltme were nkm 1 - Tunulay and '. r tl.e i-roa.nlnr i- wbl'-h w 11 ti- m-n--t-! next Tuesday. dalers wre 1. 1 -' ell ek. Th- II t, Jl'i han.3 mulea. njita' I to oil tr-- ii-P r were th- only really artlv ll. r.. during ta.. wk. ITastern bujlnrf of min er and blft nnl'H im b.en diplaytnr lUht-r l'r fortl'.na for a roup- of wick, anl the ilea I - 1 wanted thm ie-. Traio vsero net many of hi kind iwi tl. market an-i all t.c-h oli. bat the movement ah sli'-T-r and te tone eaule Tlie week 1 reeelpti livie ln heavier than la-t. but ihe imtil-nt p-r.ei;me hn been -hi cum n.Iiton arrl ila ar I very little rtmalni en th li... 1 I.t alt li -tie , - tl-w-k. lt-ile eaotatioax (for brok- mul". 4 to 7 yars 11 livil" -itreme etnre Hl.it btilA i r Mil- xtvtn. t ir- ilk .f ---ilu ... . 1x1 im- rane . 1 " " 1 -:i. f - lb - ill! , u,r. -. range '- )" I ' ..'-. of s.lei. . . - . . -ir J. extreme ramp 1 t I .'. li. , iv. bulk of sales . I '.Ik :t -alt reprii.nt mix-.! mulei lu nrt I r,i.. 11 e aN.ve tulfc fteu e rept' a-r.r Tr-t -: md-- 'ia Iinbn and neigh'. Mnttlj iat. I-Lvtial'y sound and clasaibej. $1,000 REVARD Will bo paid for tlii" arr.-t art! coavirtloa of tho pcrtcn r pers-ons whv to- t Con-.iiirtn- J. II. III. hardson at I-avltne ar.4 ! Grand avenues on May Is 15"9- ! ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. I nmvAiins amiitakiii:, rreiiiieut $1,000 REWARD Kor tic arreit and convl tlon if e.'i-r eayi or both of ihe rartl. s v. ho t- t t ueyf; n 1 Kilgoic it I-i t- I' n t r ai sour! avtnuu early -iiii-suuy ra-'nu . a: y "' V'"'' ST. LGUIS TRANSIT CO. CDU'.tllDS AVIIITAKini. ITeililent. "uooTreward AV1I1 Lo paid for tha arret arl conviction of the person or peri ,n3 wh shit l.'.t.r man Richard H rf'.t on en AI.--.-iy May 2? l?.n about S.C0 ji. m . in Cillfo-nla ave nue, about a W ck s.7t.th of CM; pewa. ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. IJIIAA-AIIIIS UIHTAIvIllt. I'n-iident. $l7000"BEWARD Will b paid for the arrest and conviction of tho p-ron or persons wl.o shot Road Oltlcer John J Klc- en 11-r.-iay. May a, l'A'i. about 2U p. m., oi California ave nue about n Mock south of Chippewa. ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. EDWARDS -WIUTAKnil, i'reildcnt. I I . le- ini. 13.0 ro to S' ft , 4.1 oi t "" i) 4.'.." to 7.-' t i. "to t.4.i to 7C wl to He." to ...i-'Xl ...IUS t.l" ..124 . 1) ...II! I li I mived ...li-J 4.i 1 aeticr ...fn 4.W' 1 calves ... ,HJ 4 1 ; cai.-es ... . .!, 1 calf .. -..J 4 labrs j - calves a can 42.1 4 2., 4.ii I.e Hiiiil;c nf Articles lip n. W la it Jane .... "-'i Ju; '':'. au.- cm, C-rn-Juctt 3V' Julj SSalU 1'iitilrci Hiah, I p ria fo- -IX acatnst 1S.N-. it i-o- -a ni time last eik an! 34.12- lam etr sin Si o . 1. t;.-Si.ti7 bales, against ,2.2'1 ! tie- iim. tim.. last :asil-. Expcrti I .r J,x day. 21 e2 bal'.-. ncaiii-t 4".1W tor -arae tinv.- bf-i v . k i-.-a hand :'.-;,S42 bal.n. against :i.sl.; bales U-t mictotmred pri. eia at ,e , loi t Choice f r. "h. 'it in.' near-by -k i it urn 7c to ere 2.0W cases V i l scrvma.nir to cr..liti.,n .-.- ..oi ai j-i lamia to-ivv and shipments were 4a.' can. IJllil-v rctliivfi. lluttsr Tiie market tias dull and weak on all crsdes to-day ai offering- vrere ,a.vv and th,. d-mand . llRht. Teamtr Extra Jrlp i-..l lV.7c. r-eomlsiiWs,,,, tValivET. 12e. KT-a- tftl1 t-ountrj tore-,-ia, kJl 1 12' j- fur goud to Wttllo for IW.H- Iji.lle-taieked--Fil-ts lac. se-ondi lir. " v nee--lJil ,tt . Twins at SI,-. Flncs tit. V A. l.v Illlnel. y. singles Sc. $Z ,: ?--, ,faI1 :r,jm tl-: l-liuliurc-r .rl.je. sivlss JVH'-c. br.ni, l..SI'rt. Coregeiag arf iavbtral prl.-es from store. a-ra. W ol. Marks t steady Jilsso-rri . IPincis flurry ia i- ' Mid comblnR... ' Tn . 1 T jd (kla! Mtd. elothln. a 'Medium .... aa limld & cum. .24 Offii i ( oai-se and low IS iil7 llurrv and cl-ar nn? mIlnm lit ,,ij mixed . . 1 W3 ' Lltht ti- - l i 17 Pltehtlr burry li f .Heavy nne . . i; ,ij Hard burrv .. 15 tll-i'i So. hard burrv i?i- I.irht line 1 tilMjltUB'.tl burrv.i;rl Heavy nne la s.'lS f luWa A Weitj.ri Wi 'Dnlr. A- It.wa -flrlght milium SJ fiza lirtgbt ree3Inm.SiHil 1'aik ni-diom 17 ni lei.n m-.iiuni in TEiai inn- m- aum .1. UK a lie u.-iiuia...!. .tf I.'K'lt file. . 1 -917 Il'ju- line .. 13 HI rv.msas ,cnd Neb PriRht m-dium.2.S21 liark me.iluro..l- t"!3 l-lne medium... 17 nl7W Mght line 1 ili.'r Heavy line ....12 rl3 Aneora Roat hair Clean & el-ar.a nj22 U2ht line 1 t7 H-siv tin- ...13 -,'. Arkan-.ii and lolit3 M-d. ltle.-ei. i i 7.1 d tlOoii . I- "4, iiU l.-l-iv . . SKI, Hani burrv ..121- Tabwa.itie'l K" t M No- 2 t 4S29 P.urrv . ?o a-i itlaclc froav to to 6c r-r lb. bsi than above prices. la-t Weeli . -,.i..i lu;tt year l.a.". '"I AIT.fraan rt iii 4.-. e-': la-t reek. 44,(: ln-t war. I. 21. tv. UCirpocJ vlcsed to-morrow and haiuriay. lrov talons. Pork Mal.-t si-ad' . f. o b. Jl! 7a Jjr.l ! ter; il cle prime steam $fc.77i-. eh. ice 5b.v2'- Ureen liams. ltc ilel.1 In car lot. t. o b. 11 aidi Hams H-.C l t 1S-H. average. From the !.. k del.: Hams. 9c run of b Hise. Is lil-s CuCVi, as In av-raKe, sh .uluVrs ic Ir. S Meats Bid lot" In u icbUnK v: Ic tra ehorts 7:iC: Crib 7c. clear sides 7'-. Vi nes t-.KTk , I'latea ai -. icaiers cllarga i.l?lur on order". '.-.15xd s. c. meats In a J:bb!ng wav: Ilieakfast lueon lO'.c Iti- heavy to m,o for lan. j. bitht hams 10e to ll'.c; California 7'x ei-ic: Xtvv A'CTk shouMen 7'-c. r'ain srreke.1 n.eats llixd.). In a lobl'ln wy ITxtra. -lions 7,c. Cribs 7c- dear sides Fi bellies 0,4V..., plat-s 7c. DealrrB charge blither on order Oourtry Iird CSIific, accerdb.g to quality and T-nekaite luntrv Da-on Fair aver-ice p!c-i. uniformly cut and well irnokel. hheuld-n at a'. 5c. li!-t li'.c. haw et 75i-. -!ort of the lots irr':ul..r!y cut and i-oorly handled thtsd s-ll on their merits lalliu- a-,.jntrr No. 1 4t,c; X"n. 2 aS$f2;c; 'k-t." 1 holee 4B4- Onaie tjaltt. Ilrotvn 2,c: vellow zt nhit 2'ic. parkin- hoiio white 4"ijle. yeilcvr 4f 4 ,v. white 4.i II f On orders. IlbM. Mets i.7;- Fulton Market 311, torajuc" at is per doa , 'ilrlid at lS-Jla'iC r. Illiics. "vyli-n sold round: Greea-salte.I Missouri anl Illlnoti 7'-e. Arkansas and Southern 7c. llry Slat Chctv4 Taxas le, awe T&aa 15Ic, ni. lly Vi-lejzraplt. New Tork. June 7 Th- feature of to-bt-Ca nev - ID the cotton merket was the O.-oti, !-s e-"-euge iMlmatiin, and as the Ilu. ire. giv-ti ex civd.il extwetation. a deeime in ncea rt.1tur.1Ily resulted. While flue' uattons iluri th i.iv ,vre of fair ei-ope. the tt ch-inge wzv not tw-ta-u arlv irratlfving to each aid.. Tb market upea-d sec'l.''. w tn pricei a j-lnta Inner to I point blither, but almost unntidtatilv turned weak in ie-iiole- to a shaip brink in Ui-in.Ni. . and ut i.r an e-ilmition for ia It.rt ise oi : 7 jier eett It ti:ti year-a acreage, t.. 24 t-T..:i44 a ri. Tb'i i!..r turn rj11.1l 1. nsMeral.l- liqat.lailun I. .iti f. r lorelpn an.i di m -tl nu,t. 1 lie shorts m- vieiMd in ..i.Iieati.ns nnder the tt.at eoiv : -f. 1 tl.at th eltuat' m mrr-i ted a di Pn to below the ie natrk for iia: Hut wMI- in the iiii.'-t of tb-lr Jub4iatb.1i the bear were i infr-me 1 with a sudden ria-tlon in IJ, 17.1 and b-i-k di ntand firm lfttettlal eu bb fiirths lie-. lr..-n qoi-kly tcturnt i to list nlch' a l-i ' on tbl- .. Irt. ar.l scored a slight ,-aln lief. - -. bt.vtht g n- II v is taken Hut th -ubt l!eal cables 01 band, room ttaei-rs - ulisequeritl) ar .timed 'h -nyrenH-e. and cave attention to a s-ttbrnent of unpr.iteted ii.unts as a rnttter of p, 1 tuiion. owing to a holiday In IavTinjol to-mirrow aid fli turday. and to an unuf ual divergence t f o4n lon ciaeernlnr th- probable outcome or M.indv's t.ureau reliort. the flr-t of the seaion. MoretAer virv itttl- news came to band in ti- alt. mr-m! srd oi.lers w-ie also few and far le rtre. n. 1-at-Jiie tl - talint In vntrel but purno. -le-s Th rtHrk't a- linallv s-tadv-. points Matter t 4 p.ltils n l"er -- ait .le-e.1 qut.T. nlMlirg up lamlif r. do irtdf 9V,c. tales 2.7.i lailes. Fu ture ei.-d -tesdv Jun- 2t.. July x to- a... !-. f-pt. 7 7Sc ilet. 7 KU-. Nov. 7 - IVt" -Ji.1-: Mae 7.lc. Uverpt'l. Jt.n- 7 r-otton rfeseu1 quiet at t-ISd bisher, Amrrican ralddllng fair a C-16d- nil middling 1 1 M.M. middling 4-3Sd: low m!d'!ln 4 i-22.1 good oedlairy 4 3I-T21- rdlnary 4 1; TM Tbi a.lei of the day were 7. 11V In Irs. of wlif h. irfi.i wre for peiTatlot and export and Jn ilti'lid .2ei .Vmern-ar. Iteee'in 2.tv b-l-- no Amerlean. nipirca i--led s'teadv sm 1 r;.-3 qui. t at the advance '.merlien m!dd lng I nt e. : June 4 'las' I b : June.juji 4 4. tj , . ... Aug. 4 4i.-H It; Aug --pt. 4 r-',! h ' Seel -Oct. 4 2.-.J-4,: s.. t.-X v t li-'jv 1 !an. . XV.- -iv, 4 n.i4,j j, f ,jan , e, ... v t . - ,.ii n-n,u e ; r en - 0 'rcn 4 ei l! O ti June 21': July 21'j 1 i.. July 11 a i-ept ll.il lai . July 7?'j -. .i .. .. t ru r rt Kitii July. fi.7'i r-.pt -7 KeiM-lttls ami A Allele. ri.or. Ibis W'l li' bu C- I -I. lit. . iv. ba Ky-. bu lavriey. bn 21 -a ll."" 1!. 3a I'l 21.r', I 11. -a I cw, Vi '..si t'j iiipiacni He . ....... 12 "ia X Ml V.-.n-O 2al " ... . 1 S5.IHJ ow. Clor-. M rtJ7 '. 7.", Jil, an . 2vs a.'.; a i, si 3 v.' If. Kip-e-tutative sales: Xo. tie.. .v.. Pl Ii ele. is mi "j M-cib t.;; . , 41 sleeri . . ...1 -J i, 11 i,n i, iv.) -" :! I2'i i la .1 M CIS . r te-ra . -a t r . aa teera . nt'eri . li stie-s . 2 steers . 02 et via . .-. he! 'era v. mm ...I2ai 21 tell.-a .... . 712 :i n..ia.t a- In m.Xed I2 1 b.iur C-il 1 w llaa 1 tow 2 1 i."lf,r :a I iieiiers baa 4.,1 1 i.-iv 'in 3.ii - Li ifera ...... .as J. 'a 2 beilvls eta 3.a 1 - I-4-i I- i cow 11211 J.V1 4 betters fi cows . 1 CUV Iia J.7a, 1 vow 3.a 2 vawa ria J.aa 2 heifers if. .'., 2 WIS Ilia Z.aO' I tow la! J.a.1.' 1 iov 12 I W 1 v-aw PU 2.34 lows i il 3. "' 1 f w 1 v- a t iow 1 o I cw J 1.-W 1 ll w 2 C 1S 2 eiws 1 niv 1 cm 1 loW . 1 Cl . 3 eotc , 1 vow 1 . jr I vow 1 o 2 cost i i 2 i-u3 .. .. t cow 1 mil . ..... 2 lows 2 cowi 1 nW 23 stocksta .. i it vk'TS .. ? -ty. kern .. 3 feeder- .... 2 fced-n .... 4 stockerS Mo. Dei. a belli rs . 1 beifer .. 1 e-w . .. 2 -1 .vs ... 1 h'ifir .. l i .... I COW .... ii. -a A. IT. ... 111! . t ... - i .. Tel 2 2. ... Tii J.2a ... 4-0 2.IJ ... e 2.1. . . IMf 2. -a MM ..1 4.13 2 7i 2.,'. Ui 7..U 134 7.91 . .... I- S.77 lad .73 11 ..a calves 12- lu t. valves Iii ,. 1 caif 70 i.' calves Ut s ,i 3 calves H .... ; ( i 2 calves ....... li ( i 1 lalf !' ..' 2 calves lis s v. 1 calf I-i ..I, 1 calf i v.-, 2 call o , , ;- 3 calee& ? .. -: J? s-i?i ealvei IK !j ..ii .,i i can -n s.ij 1 i all ins oi 2 calves i- t.gi a lal-.ia It) t..i 1 calf 4 (,. calf 12.) .r 1 valf 1 ;.-.) .... I'l. J 3.2S .. . .Il .J' 2 2m K 11. MM i 1.! I'l S.1 1 tl a.fl M) J.ei MS S.t 77 J.J M0 2.l W 2.t :u ... . 2.a US! 2.7al 2 7". 2 li 1 ealf 1 ca'.f ' 1 yearling i 1 J.r.rlltig 2 y ar'.ngs 2 . iri.i.Kj l -a.in,- 1 Jeal im; 3 J'arltllis l ariiua 1 ' iriing 1 bull .. 3 bull ... 1 Lull .. 2.l 5.11 .. I'l l.i I .. 4t t " .. 2 2 7'. .. 23) 2.2i .' 2Jl 2 2. 3Vi 2.2. . Ta; 3 .. ! 3.l .... 2a 2.7.1 . .. 11 J.J .. . '.i 2. 14-.U S.tf I ll 12) J.. lly Tclegrnpli. lHI-niJC-pKi 1AI.. n -r . Jur- 7 Trui fur ti.li vvitk onlv aie.ni 4; 4m e-ittle have Inn r-.elvl here, ai aaair -.i..". for th- eirt 1 atlon of lst vieek ard . .;i for te 1 .rr ;e -tdlua tim- 1 11 v .. Ti ri b . 1 -en at . . !ienl u-mand All tin; lll.ie and had in. rc::as bien lit ie .eiilv dls trlhute.1 It ta oro'iao!- that the prliv- w .u .1 have be-n on the up gr-vie -.11 the time To- lav. abb eittlratiHl r. ej if .ioi head CRain-t 13.4C4 ia.-t Tiur-J-v ther was an live .lt-m-nd and fti-ii .attl- old at itrot-aT to 1'-blTl-.-r prii-ei. ai tl.e suprly was rmt particularly larc X i-:v and . ..-i.-f-d AVe-tern eteen s..M lirijelv at 3.ajS4. Sabs were ia a bl" of Si f4 r, Ikt the i-xir-r srades. S4.Si1:r. 1J frr fair t. m-ni ,m. X7.lan.-a f'ir giiod ahlpi'r.-r . att.e $."'- ttCi ur 1 -obi. lei res ami ft'i"7'. fr fan. e lots l.nt'i:erv-fl steers aoH at !SW5 !' etnd cattle vn:---icl IV .Os'n r than at the il- rf Wet wn-t.. ii.a t ?. and lee.br trade .vji fairtv aiti.e at 32.7e. The call wa ii-eely for the la.f, r ,-'a 1 f -:. . Hull. ! I it S2W 4) lHiu"i;. iT-f" d 1 -s fetched JI5ii4.. Can- mw "mi i-, tken free e at j;2..5t7 -li! bui-b-rinir 1- ar..: h-'fe-- it :..-tlve!y at 13 P IA X. t mil. rt was ii.. ie ..ie- Jt 7. Hoc; Ai-.:rl i?i... u. . have kaen mvrkete.1 rere 'in. w.eH. cs.,. 1.- laa,-: I .r the iiam- '-. la ; we. k ire V".-" f r lie perl, d but -ear To dny's re. -'- ti ai- tbit,e.l at 27 '" 1. .4- i" I lonve S. tv re ve t , liivd i.e- I.t-t nl t Titers was a i,v ,- d .le.nand one- m-.r.-. and the xtreiae rar-e of prlns was th- Mire ai vesterday. Tie ' i.!k of the offenn'r? en -s J tn- wates at fa.n-1;. 12 Sal-s were i.ia.ln at an extrvnie ran i.f ttji.i.'. 211 ard -it-a r ir tile .if 'tags at tt ayrt 7a. boar, at X7jt 7; a" 1 io.verr.mtnt "thron otn&- at !2i3 V ri:i found purr, iv-1 at Itl". Oi acurltng t lslit a- I pial'-v Sa!en vtere made ef poo.1 to prima a' in-..n:r .Iro-ei of h.-a. averalnic i'? I".V il-. lali';;:! h. . y pu-klnir lota, aurt".-ir-R- 2-P :h- S4'-.-j2.i2-,. i-immon to cr..e e SnixeiJ li.:.. a.e-asmar lt52 lla. fti7-7l7i. ffd t-i ' e!e.. bt,rher aogS. aUTlt.V 221171 P f". J 'i" -a niraT to cb'.iee lav on !ug, aveiiei-a 14-.n1-. ! 51 f..-.fc-. 17 H-i.i Aran- 4S rrej, and lum.i have b-en reiive.1 s., fir thta mil. aalr.t 13 777 for tie i- time but .-k a-d 3S '! f r th- vtme t.tr.e a n-.r ace With e-timali.l reoe'tts t div of v to el there was 1 good demand at v.n. 'aii.ce I ,reei fo- the t-'ter cla-s of sr-et an.l lar..oe but 1 hob-, steep rr-r- score- and i-h.f-- a -re taken at trC 5o per 1"! lbs I'rlme P-i vi o-a sslible in n small way at S7 7i Cllrajed html re salal.'. -it JlaeSii) 'or cnlli and infirior I. ts up to iK.7.7 for fal- to prltiw ttneks with choice Colorado clipped lamlv. sa'alde at S3 7i-S v Hherp wer- saUIiie at J3 i txtt.i rnr tair ta prltr- $100 REWARD Will be paid for th. arrest and conviction of any person who may rhice any obstrue tlons upon tho track i cf tho St. Ixul; Trantlt Company ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. ' i:ilA"ARl)S AA IIITAivin:, l'reililent. $250" RE .WARD Will be pah. f r ti- arrr srl rinvtotloa of any person wi m. y -u ar Trolley or Feed Wires of ! S Lcuis Iranslt. Com pany. ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. CDiVAlins AA lUTAIvlUl, rreilileiit. $250 REWARD Will be paid fir the a-n f ai d conviction f any person vvno m y t'irw- ary mtsa-Ien at any c ir or any per? tt cnsugul in the service of the Pt leiuts Trans.t ( mpany. ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. i:DAVAltlJ5 AA'IIITAIvI-Il. I'realdrnt. 2 3.1 for eulla tip ST?5sEw's 'r dull and lnvr at S4,I.:.v and v.-lb Texas sbeei. . !. amtin.l ?4 2rt. lUms ..I t.aiss A and eari!ng wethers tir.vight j;.5n- Kan. is tit M-. .'un-7.- at':e-It-vert 2 3V) r !""". .'i "V':" A'' l,"":i" kiil-rs.tr ng t ie I'L-hir nlilner fr.t-i ab- it elei.H ni I i-e . ,n 7,., -...1 ,t,ker. P'i f...'. rs'tj -, i4.i. b'. h. r ,, a, an,i heifet- fr. 27tj4 in c n STT J?""..-'" f?. w'r,,-rr " "''4 Tev ni 34 I..1J4 ... 11 pi lcetj. livt-fii. trv.;.. ai'ie !'S.r.T,S',:,-l,,'aV' "'-A."2S. mixed Jlifr.: iir.t lltyi', ,iK, i-iaii ?h..ol:e.t. slautMe-inc tn-iiie. artii- l-a.l? i.rl $250 REWARD Will te rail for th" arrest and eor.vlctlea rf any pr-nn who may t ir.-aten with vio lence or Ii-timl'I.tte or att-T.pt t j Intimidate any perton now emp.oye.' by the St Louis Transit c -mp.iiy. fjr the purp..e cf de terrirg any hv. h pen-on fiora ct'tmulns la fcueh cinplomtnl. ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. I2UAA.1ISI1S V. Illi .-.IVl-It. iTcililellt. BABY SHOW AUDIENCE iS ENTERTAINED BY TOTS. LITTLE ONES DA-SVE RKXDEK SOXt.S. -VXD j Judges Tioiilii to Krali.r the Task That They Huve Kn- teretl f pon. tstvi fi 'era east. er iiprin? IvmN Si.77.i7 vearllmti 2 2-"'l 2 ' .An II. yi 11 . i . n 12-a i..,,.j i. ti.Ta t, -J tj -a Ship 1. .r'J 411. . 32.iiu live. l'i it Xew- Orl-en. Jn-e 7. l-oti n iten.iv -! . frr.. ordinarv 71.e. n-ood ordlaare , 1 a r.-Kbibrir S 7 Ic. mll'l.lra: .SV-. gn.-l mtd.lLng 'a I -v. tni.i '.llng fair s 5-le; rei-e1pts ".. st g 111 17s j-n. turei steady: Jun- '9c Md: July fuss 71c- Aue -15252-"; -Pt. 7.Va7.n-: Oct 7J4C7.3ae: X'or' 7.r"'i.!e: Dec 7 2S7 2iie: Jar,. 7 2-:a7.27c. Feb. 7.2SO:.. March 7.3Q7 22c. ' W aleinl Jlnrlier. ";t- Tcrk- June 7 -Trading In th- metal mar ket was ralh-r slow to-,l.i. I,ut h.m.ier te. undtcre as c-r.erallj vvrnk under unfivn'rable . abb- and tn Ike ab-e-r- of btrn r... Tin In t'i local markit i-.ntini.e- t dm! ne. ih-mine en oibir ilnp of -.1 octm. t-om veste-d---. q-te. ni .1 c .. e.i wi.k and imaet'i' 1 it il' - a. i.'! ter. th.iaeii -. t ou t lv t.-er ti ed -a-v in .',T "- "..ft ' '-f""" .mls v-i-r? eak Rl .1 u-eett'e.1. ulth . II. r- at ! . Lake .-.nc r J-1".Ti" ''Si1 "! '"'-- and le.d un-ielllel at t-M:3'.') The br.,kcri price fc- lead w a S.7 7" and for copp Jit jt IIJilov am: Leather. Xtw Vork. Jan97 -Hi.1 firm I.e uiier arm. Ilinlii mill Tiirpentiiit.. X'ew A'. r. Ji-n, 7 -r.c-In quiet: mulne-l cent. men to good lL:i. Tarpeatln asy, I71ia-c Bye was Jinn and about lc higher. Th advance was due to tne good cash m-.m iml. About &, bu. were so'J for shljanciit. X". Z. Ill store, sold al a."'-c. and 3..i bu.. Mattered tuts, sold ai 53V;- July opetiid .it E3r and sold to SJI4C lu-lng with SSAjo bid .tnl iS'ae asked. Ile-iii'ts were light, only 1 -ar. Icarances from New York amounted to Wm bu ll.! rley. Tl'.e Imrtey mrrket v.ai firm, with ftml lots ta'HIng at W .t 7c Mailing grade- sold from 2Sc to 4b. jteceipts wero light 11 vars. 1'1:iti"ci1. ITatieeil futuri : win linn nnd IttlUr hii her. This advance w.i- due tu covering bv vi rt- S p- sold at Jl T'j'-. Del. Iig tn at J1.2S'- and "old to U ii. closing with J1.2-.-. bbl. Xuthing was i-ith.r rceiviil or shipped fiom hi re to-dny. 'riltln!ll mid Clover eei!i. The- timothy scd li" irket wai Ilfm and r-. higntr sp:. s li at f2.."i7". 1 c.tri. Tor Aug., J2o vns bid. and i:., atkeil. Clov-.-r was .-truiiK. with contract tjiiatod aiwut f3c higher, .if J7.T7 I'riiv i-iniis. The iiroviioii market was dull, but Mem f the gr-.tter part of the d.i. It lex-nne ac tive utiu sirm.g t viiru inn cna ami clo-t.l sharji!) h.ghtr than veitetday. The I.lver pool niark-t was up ill for short U--ir Larks. Tie local run of hoes v.ai m.twi. as eom'wrnl with the Xl.i eiectil. and ;i.iW wvntstii:iatr. f ir to-inoroiv. The ag gregate fur the di"-s run at W-stern pri maty mnrk-ts was V".J'. its ngaliibt M.r.i) the nirreipoiidlpg d-iv of the -ear before. The ITiee Curtent cue the week's p.u king In the West at r.Vi.". head, as compared with 4S5.IM) th- correp.-ihliiig day hist vear. There was nothing in Ihe foregoing to"-ug-geit rtjson for the -treiiglli tl-velniietl by the market ni ir the er. t. and It must, there fore, be ascrib-d in lorn I speculative influences. f. st '.cents 3 st u-k-rs 4 h'-ilfm .. 1 heller . . i Iieiiers . 2 heifers . 17 lartlers . 1 bull J 1 bull i'l J... 1 bull sr J.al 1 ball r.I-i J -. I bull v i 3., i 1 bull S-il 3.t. 1 bull 771 3.li 1 bull V . 2.1. 1 bull 7.11 3 . I bud . ... Ida 3..i S nw 4t iv .-a. h 4 "1 -a - w. z c'vs fl. vvs ...' h 3 'll rv) 2..i' 4 vv.a . is .i.ich 27 H I . 8 iv. ic .V- ..aiii ... .1 4 t a- j v W A. ell . . Ji -l 722 4 n a m ,v tv- eich 2. 'il 7-1 4.ia" n cvn .v. ev-. eel, 2. '1 4.i it ran A. us. . x- h Sl.l ' 4 .'. 2 cs A cvs ei. , 3- 1 7 3.73' cue jfe wi..'- a :..ii 41 J.'") lo viva ,r cva. ee h .2J 3 ' 2 i M i Jk Cl - e-i It 3 ' :.a 4' i vow ,v mtf . . is ' 4a 4. J c,w e 1.. . . . I i 2 i-' j . 7ai 3 al t . 4il S.i'l 1 spi inai r . : ti 1 ;ilHK'r aW 2.1a At IT VHP .1 Ta i 1 -,4 I ". ?a; VI 3 .i 4 3 a-. 'J 4.1 1 1 4 2.1 PUS 4.7u average a- ti-ii tl jiAicKin.. ha Ti:i.r:ni(iii. Xew A"rk. Julie 7 Flour Iteceipti 11.141, -po-ti S.S71 bids., more Eitive and tlrtn. r. bold, ri askirg avllisi ailvar.-e on all grades, win-. Ktralghts Ii4lfi2t, Minrtieita pitent S3.0V1gT.-l live tlour stealv. t-.mm.nl nulct. Itice nrm No 2. Westem lie f o b. afloat Barley tirm feeding 47'2ti.'-,ic ,- I f. Xew York, maltlmr I Ki i If Xew Turk. IJarley malt nominal. W beat -Hreelpta 1-1.17". '"U. . erports 12S.2EJ bu ; si.t strung. x. 2 red Uc ilevati.r. Xo 2 red. k7'4c fob afloat. er"t nolniiial. Xo 1 X'orth trn lejl-itb 77'-.- f e 1. allivtt prompt: Xo 1 hxrd Inilllh 7Ni,e f h ad'iat to arrive )p-tio-i otnriti tinti and .ieveloptd nt,irked actlvltv aiel itrength later m tt-e .!-. on i..nilnu.U I. ili-I-h spring uheat nop !- iai.-al shorts. A;..n joje.it arnl foreign In u- s t.11 bought m'.re or le-w freely during the ila The N.'tthr.e.-i also l L-aht e-u-lv. but lat.r s dd on reported rain at VM-nipi',- l.i sir. '.K at IV i.-t aOi in e. JalJ "3 7 16i74v,.- il.-cil 7l"ii.li'rl 71 11 ISliTO;, llonrd 76.- .-. m lie -elptl H'J.a; exp.jrt-1 t273. spt.t stciy. Xo 2 4.'v f ii '. aflo.vt and 4IUe elevator Options op.ni.1 fteady and viere gn rr.1T. djli t,i under scarcity of buvine nrdeti. j uaul the last hour, when prices rallied aith Southern fittle Trail Tev-.. with 2S ealonp. eai the ni" r-pre-.nti.tlve in this tran b if tha cattle trad- nf these. 33 1 -d were i. gran and the r-riining a lad b-cn ted The fel oifcrtaKs lul'l tirm In vlue. and Inclnd. d !. lb steel i from McKir... . tLat a. Id at 34.7a. The aias-ere. ia. t of which were ver t.i-im. s. '1 ttialv f i-ler and the t-s-t a; iti-nt aere eltlle.1 ir. m IPilt v'tte. average l. He. . all hnnirht f I : Atkenwe bulla mdJ at S" 7. T-tw st s.ll at x- a., to 3 il. ,.ii and heifers 1 f 1-"., arft-i stir-. 1 7 to I,' lbs i. irie.-. at it .i I H 2a and fed Jteers, SJ2 W l."i I' J . at 1 1 in to m ; Hepr-sentatlv- sales: X'o In. Av. IT 'No Ds. 1 bull r"a.-. -i7 etirs . J bill Ii7 J2"i, 2 ete-rs . jeerlinsr ... 41 1 2 m 2 ir- A..i.ts 1 vcantn.4 . H S'niiil ttt.ra . . 1 alag W3 IV.' .1 .:.vt . I slair W 1a.il 2 Me-ra . i. i-.'vi I 2. IS t,ir.i .. 1'. heif.rs . .. iS .1ST. :4F..t" 1 heifer e4 3 ST. i '5 steers .. . IliVtlS Tte aineral -windy vu al Thn.-,lav inn. The uuahtv wa a-oI a'ld the av.ru- welaht was string. Th- aevlccs vere sbplitly imfai orable, and a smM r.-luit'-in was In rt e It A i- aim nt aa -. . d mark-1 a- on W .Inet-day. Iut It ias QUttid a- 1 1 ed b.tv.r All . Ir-tei 1.' lliVer operat 1 SN'n - li.iuw..t n..lrate- of baht vveUtlil. ba'ehera paid lite1- I . l..."7t f.r boss, averaging 11 10 its II-. and pa-sera lenient as luti'l Nelson M"tt'- A, t". b. twtht 1 '. .ii-e -73 i.i I :.' lb. h'ers at ', 1J' . and t-vift A l'i. iti 1 fl fi for fanij b :.. IT. Hit. av erase. The. S.v1ft vt " lun-hase. Ifidei the t.'p li-tt. cnrisMed of W, iter.,! "4 i .. jtcrice. at j:. .11 Xcli-n Morrii ,v i'u. I -ua.it 1 '.14 b.-a I :s ll- avenine. at Jj.'l The Hinnno Pa king t'onv par.y I. ittslil il7 pea.l. 22i-IIi hos.. at 13. T-- bulk ' th- bos- tiie pipa naj tre strctle loiv sr-ide oftertnsTs not con.iibr-t i .i at si to Ji.-"'. as aa-ilnst J', to la.074 ,m Wednesilav. Tiie pics and lurht IMrhts. -a to 14S It" avcraue, at 11.4 1 to 5."..'2V-. ac'irdbtg to qualiiv . Hunt li.xr. 1"J t. 1W H ""Id at II. V. t- I'v.n'i, the leilk at II 5i tt la. M.-I11 in weigi t- 1 to 22'. tt s.!d at !l li' t' .'"S: tl-. bull: eoln- at 1 til 57 "a. The hnVV tUlll H..l a' ft -' fO SS.i and fair to I: lnv- h.rs at ML to f..2.i. 1I.0.I irivec ! r: sold at 34 1-2 I 1 c; ..- an. cc.11 mon to inferior mixlnrei sola at f4 In ti J4.Si. ll.t.reretitatlve al--: ,.n. .vv. 1 r. S. I'd . l IS 11 ..lie . 4.SU 4S . 17 . . i i l. -t'i .. 4.15 S7 ..21 .. 4.36 f2 -In... 4.i; rji: mutt as H.uH-o. fv-dcrs niiill. 2;. oulls wouth Omvbs. X-b. Jon- 7 Cittle-nece-p:, iw rmrkM airon on jt...l: steady en lonirn n st'-k. mtlv- tin- itr.r- ft V'-r i v.'e,' -n Meeri. com :tr,j ., lf ls R ft,, -, .,,,r, f. .,, --e.,-1- anu le.iers i...i. talvii J. stags. et . .,..- Itmrs-Keclnta s.7in' ;-rel .e.uii .r.'l el-sed a.tlve ,.,1 ''... fiiie.1 31.IL-. vi !. 10,1.1 liU'I- tr ir''ei trrri ea 'J.lUt'-7' '" '" ": Mil '.r'sa'ei JI vt, ! '.7.; -r K-""r" '""': U-srket t, al vcjiPiu, !.' .? we-t-ers 1I.M95.:.; nock shieti 3. -. .. v.- r.. . Ta : 1 i) rt ansepn. 110 . June 7 a'a'tle Il-cele'i 1 ti-ft'Hrtv- native txeve a-c,;, 51 We.tirn l-eei-J Jt.' ':. 2'.. e..wa-l '.-"en U.-4e. Calvei 3 i.V '"" 'J. "'k r'nt '- "" and feci n f? !' f-.. 'I- Keccii.ii 717 st. nlv te .n-v Uti-tif, i.--i4 Vi, tm-Jtiim and htivv Sl37.; r'J-- n.'.K 12.. Imik i-.mv. beep-He pti ..I.I. -prina limhe " 01 1 !.rado lan-.fcs Cl) Ian In lee hlr'ier. Sh p 1,13.1 ' New Y.Tk. June T '.evee- Kn-elpts V7 all f-r .xp. r.ers are! -Iau,hf.et-.. .vi.ft en- car. n-th Int. iloing. -.1-iinilly -les.li . e-blei urn- tan-.-l jn pment-, m tatile. le-t sne4.,, amI )M,, - ; teri nf bef. to--n, . -roar 472 cittle I's'vei I:. i-eip's 4n. lerv li'tle t-a.ie fr.r liek ..' slr .- a-.il. f r T'.-ii. irl.n-irj t i--im-Si :.Mii 7.7. but! tern Us rominal. Sbp an.l Ian.ree-Kei-.ipti i. (Sit', twer.tv ciri on s.le fierp an.1 Iambi a. ttve l-.l yearbnai stei.lv. inniliim and r-imrr. n 'I'-'lf. t" cars lile arrtt ils un-dd sh-eri ST 7.1 f: few eho'ee $-'.'. J.arlinsi '.5n. 2'i. Iambi !; ruilf fiu " f 2 -1.1 3 cti.li. laml-s jr I.i Si-lb .it! Is CA -n,j (b-ee .lei l'i f Weir-eq en sale, no transactions reported, nominally -lrro J Stianr. sumir Hatv- -rm. fal- r-- i. n 43,- rttoIaes Sugar strorr "ni J4iAc centrlfu- ailela-i. I I,v 1 . ste-ilt 14. "C Kee". Xo Av IT I.. 1.H...JI 70 3 ..Cl .- 4 7 tM. . i.I'i 7.'. .IM i--" 41. ..li'... "J M. Ii3 .. 4 f. ii.. it, I .173 .C2 .Pi. . IT. .i7 ..4 -rt ' . I i'l I x 7 li" '. -rl ii.tri M , 31. 2...P--... " i M... 171 .. a."' J2 .192... i'l 2I...2d... a.ttl 17 .21- .. i.'n 31 22S .. S ' .. 1-v'l... ' '" 7 ..Ia7... 5.) 3 .169. f9...17 I1...2-H. 71. .1 S3. 2l. 4V. .i-.-t. irs...;.". ir'...:i. fi . 211 . i'W .24i . .r.t . .I2 . I 3.. IV. . . 2'. . m . r.;. f7. ..!). 1.7... rj.. Vt. .IM... S.(.j ri ..2Tji .. s.aa 5...1... S.i.) :.. 21... i.at-i t.?;!, . k.ii . S.Ol . i..t . '. ..) a.W . S.) 4.1. I.V. . 4.7 . t ' No to I! l...Ite M ..t 1. 2 2i: . S4...2-1.. tl 234 . S7. 1-2 K...1S r...2-i. 17 ..i' Si ..IM 73.. tt 2:.. .15.. I...-"" 11... r . 71. J" . iv...lil sji ..213... S'" t ..IIC . i.'C, . i.i'l . i n , S.i . sm . i.'HI . a IS! i IBJ, tii... 222... ..i2H S2...LJ4... i.e.' : &.n2' 73 . 211... J.iMl- Hi.. .... -. .1; A .. i. 2'j KI...21S... &o2t r . T-. 1 1 r ..-. S.'C. 2 li . 2 :. i 117 Hi i...i-3 191.. 4 ..in SI. ..214. ft ..12.. 3...2'i 7 .2 1.. .2-2 i r, ..IM.. Si...2'Si... S.S5 ?...2K... S..v7 42.. 11 .. i.Di 2. 2ii .. J.t'7!, 61 ..j... s.ii'i v ..276 .. -2"i rHICCI" Only ,1 mMerate mimlar of xhe-p ar rived, but all were Pr sale. The c.iMltti 'iai fairly food .iml i-aiio v-reue sprtna- lamb- n- r available Tii- arrivali vire nearly all nalivi-i Th- nvirket jne.l with a good d-iaond I r .ill i!i-lrab!a lamli. earllnin and mutt, a s.ie-ii Traiilnc waa aitlve nt, th- lst and very sl X-w T -. j.,,,. tti'e i,c i'fliri'j; il, 2 'i a- r. i- I s-' r. Xi v, O1U11'. J 're 7 l.d i low I -i . ' i-i.it n-.1 not... -1-1 lltitlrr. Clif.-i- nnd Kgs. -..W 'V,n-'t Jim- . Iu:l. r He.-e'nti 9 1 ste-ut e-.amerv, .xtrai Iii-i.i- -iclorv It 1 inn tl1' r.ko. Ipm .1..1 la'fcte Wl If l t . it, mi, ring.. '. la-re -...ir. tii 4f X. small Mt- VH. 1 r -mil ." ml .' tii Kgv- lb- .-1 i.t f 1 .ii.2 ' r.ka brm. We-tirn. lo- T. Ii'3',e; W'eitero ai xuaifc Itt-al"' Ciilifi'rtiia IJrietl 1'rulii. Xew Turk. Jun- 7 '7' ip' I Iti I app'n rtllil n I.ttle la-iee HP .er I1I--1-1I .iff. rine- and in 'he alie'iee of htitirs. but Here no- nil. t I tv I.wwr At the eU" i.rii-ei ta--- ten I tic t w .'-ii a I-tv- r li - el. 1'ilif -rri'-i ir.e-: fruits . .nl -rail dull Hill t until-:..!!-, 'I- 1,-insid Mat- eifl. r-ite. hi c'i ---. i.mm-. I'.fi. ,ir me -V.C . iholee i-f iv;.-. fm v 7t i'l.- I'tlilmnla drll pr.ine. 2t-t.J 7. pr -li . ia ti sl- i-a ou.'itr At rfeots Ibival 1 -'! . Mi-r l'irk latfiSe. t-eaches ptt'l I. iSs2k ; tmt-ele.1 3c Dry tloutli. Niw Ti rk. Jun- 7 rtwin-si fi still very oti!-t bt all fepfi-treents. -toi-pe ho-nei report a stU'ht tmprov ement le the jncnenl dman,1. but no 1 r di ri cf anv vn 11 e-mt-g 1 rwar.l. The price liiiit!.n ii 1:1 tut h-nfte Mist .een are wetlra huvir re Itlv at earr-r-t tputatb ni In both staple and fnm y line ,-f cotti n and wt-vlen Hinds. ITint elnths centlnil- lrmttlve. with rcth Ing dclng In r-itular'. At mi. Xew i'orfc. .luce 7 V 11 oul-t. relriili'tllti. Xew A'ork June 7 -I'ltroleutn weak iH: '"It- !a . June 7. I'-relit balance $1 2. cr lir.ntu n.v bid. shipment. 131. ISs, average Hi. til. runs 17.452. average "W.3M t mice. Xew A'ork, .tun- 7. t'otfe- futuren flfa-neil st-tidr with prleei b to 2d iiomti lo.-er. iri sjm-pa-i- with dHappolmaxir Ihlti lean reports, but r.on partiallv raliied on nrm cables lrom llrarll. reports of many ft-w plaicae casi-. In KIo. "mail wcelpti. large war-h.!-. mL.lnn--il. the de-erea-e In visible an.l a-oi-I spot dcmaavl Trad intr wai -.erv a.-'ivi with prn-i i to li i-ointi ne lower To'al salea 7.4 7ii biir.. In. ludlnir Julv 7-.ii7V. -4evt 7 2',.i7'c: Ovt. 7 If. Xi v 7 4-171. Iii-c i--. Jan. 7 7e March 7 fiicf 7".T. .it coffee. Hi" -1. a.tv, X.I. 7 invoice bK, tntid sleadv , I'or.a.va S'ltflV KINtToSCAR IN PARIS. Fir.-t K0.A.1I ViMtur to the (".real Exposition. Paris. J-ine 7. Tho King of Sweden anl Norway, the flrt royal gue-tt In connection with the ixpo-Itloii, arrived her- from Lon don this evening. President Lotibet and tho Minl-r of For ilgn Affal'?. M. 1-1-.i e. intt h!m i.t Hit railway station The Kind of the Ilrpub llt.n Ouardi plivid the hwedih r.-'t!onal an'r..m nil In- putiotm. .vi i,oui-ei .itt-jm- and dull on tho :nm n tuts, flui'-rs are virv I j.tilv 1 Ki! g U--f.tr In a v Ictori.l lo the ln..n irtlculsr as lo the auility ..f the lan.t-i th-.v s0)i 0n tl.t Weiute Iu Hols do tloulogtie, l.uy. and do r. t heeltate to tlirav.- out all that I v, jjj, , ,-- form, rly the rcid-n e of Doctor do nit hav- nt-di and iiuallty. The stocV.r tra.'a i .-,.. thl, f,m, u! American deni-,t. which b-?Mes lnrludM' lamba at Si 72 to 17 cu'l N row furn!Miel for tho recelilbm of royal lanitsat'l. to'Z. !?n sheepat ll to isfitock- "'. Ilui t w persons wire prv.vnt ou en iiajt-ty s arrival. The second day of the taby sho-r passrS otf auspiciously vcttcrdaj. and tho AVes-i Navo cf ihe I-xpoaltliin was tilled with a largo audienvo Ihe ettlre day. AIkch 151 entries have been recetvcil fir the dirfercni clnsfes, and It Is exjiet'id that the judge? will have far from an easy ta-k In malun-r thelr dccivions. The list of the jtldses s!m have expre?e-J their readiness to serve wai nceivcd y.-slerday. They are: Albort A. Aal. Simon S. Ilasi. AV. C Xolt. Clarl: II. Sami-soii. Tneo. ngeni. Captain I. M. Mason. I- C. ilcEIwe-. Henry Oppen. 1,1 wm Puller. C. It. Tecs, K. AY. Guerln. Juv'go tl. Ii. SIdencr. lialibi AI. Spitz. P. II. merman a:nl Doctors i. V. ISrtdy. If. M Carpenter. A. I Boyci. S. K. Phillip". Helr.e .Mnrks. G. W. Carson. AV. AV. Graves nnd J. JI. Spencer. Tho exercises of the day were held on ono of tho platforms u--ed for exhibits in th fall, and this special platform waj decorate., and carpeted, besides belns iit- tetj oat with a piino and a place fcr an orchestra. A number of th performers Its-terday were littlo tow of such a ten der age that their aipearsinco excited ad miration lrom the women who made a point of kissing eaUi individual baby art!: with whom they had an acquaintance. ai-ny of tht most jiipu ar bablei muFt hnvv been fairly soro from kissing ar.il ct,mprv-i-lon. received at the close of thi day. They will nl-o know fr-.m the evi denco Mil.mitttil to them by numcrom w li ne es lhat they are Just Mu cut., for anj H.mg. Tho mimlien on tin- programme j cterday were varad. including cai:e walks. dance. songi and musical i-electlons. bvideH a skitch Ly a number of youngster, entitled "Kentucky ISabes." A dar..-e vvas rendercl by Hull! iliilvitian. who was followed by JL.lt llan Gertrude Sass. who sang i ngs ni,! e ecuttil a lambouilne tl.mc-. A rt. it.it.on by S.iphlt Golhind was the net: numbr on the programme, and ,i number of inu-unl 'elec tions wero given by Miriam Hosenlurg .iml labile Ilosenlrg. A violin sulci waa ren denii by August Urtier. and a s-n z and danco was presented by L.Ma nnd Uelli Jrjl Ileno. rf j; Little Norma Ilieb followed, and rc wav"i .-" S'Cveiil.d by Irma Camtibcll. who sane .-x y sung. Tho remainder of the programme was compos-.! of nuinliers bv Koc Weir, ilar-o Slalil. M!s Pauline Jonei. the Coldmat children. Georgia ..r.k. I'iivd Hunt .tnd Airs. Hertbu Grace Jl.t.it. rs-on A innnber of the younger children at tracted much attention ynterdaj, th"-e un der a voir td.l fi'.ing to lake the fancy of the audience i -iiee.allv Among them may Ih mentioned iTirrnc ITeda, Ldna Weavtr, George I" S. hml.it. Jlarth.i Kuiledge. Carl Selmger and Jime. Joseph All cf thes- youngsters arc le-i than a year old. In tht claff slltihtly ."luivi' them in ng.- mention should bo mail- of I-'av 11 AVhlteomb. A'lr gle H I'lynn. I-stelle 31. Moure. Eisie Smith and ilt-bii Callaway Tho Ktahl children. Ri s uud Mane, attracted much atitntlon al-o A marked ft-.tture of the afternoon va tho beating of tho inen n-no v.m i,..,ve tn act as judges. When they were 11-st rc-tpie-t-il to olllclate In the p-nttinn of Judgi they acieptnl -mlllngb-. making facetious r plies in regard to life insurance, and police prottctlun after they had awarded tha. j prizes, but they now realize th.it th- sltun- , Hon ii too grave fur any remarks of tho " sort. Some have even Jntnul the Sheriff- po-se. and there can be no djubt that thoo who finally st rve as Judge, may b.- ranker! . -with the men who accompanied Hobson or "' with the pa--ng-rs on a Cuss avenue car. The show will continue to-day and to morrow, antl in Iho aficrnoon of eich d.iy ' a programme will bo rcinlereo by thj children. Illinois .supreme Court. i'.npi'i:i.i' .-.prciAu -ipringhc Id. Ill . June 7. Proceeding. In th Supreme ourt to-dav -er- ai follotcs: Putltt'.ni denb-1 Wiiod vs flotem, llowerd v-s. I-. id-. Ilnshlty vs. Xatlinal Ilank. Cltr of Aurora -. t-cott. Sthncrp va. Uavia, Centre vi KlKln Hakim; t ompany. Motion for tl:n- to 111 brt-fs Maver vs. Vto pi-. Klnea.k v-. I'.-pie: Ean vr ir,,-vl-: Biyca vs bnow; Weill v. lkiurdace; iiimmlt v. Fool: Ilac-n .tv vs 1-eople. lllln H St-el Cimiuny vi. Xovak; retlllcn rlrlckea lrt.ro Ille.. Ajers v-. ililiaco Title and Trust Company; have to PI- .-l-fi hy Jun- 2 llii'affvry vs lliptr: erront eenfesel and JudKirmt of Awellip Court revirsed and Cir cuit C. rt afrirmed c t li '.- I- Association vs. Krelt- mo th ti fer rub d-nieil. lb.ee vs tT.leago. ouper-edeai alto.vid. Ui. harden vs. itlcharilsoii; inotidn to dlsmbs ap. e il hlm-tead vs. NiiJ.olKin: motion for tbns to lile ah.tracti and hrlif JleveenbuiK vs. people; motion to dismiss ap peal. i'tople vi. Van Cleave; motion for leave to flla petition fur manilamui. Court adjourned to a. m, ta-atorrow. N L . 1tfrs'!Vtagaaaj;- j'"'.jl J'iuttlZi! 'Z.'Sairria-L-.M-JMr- . .iXii