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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
SPELL IS broken At LAST.
Ths Grays Win q Came ffom Albany At
Rocky Point.
FRIEL MAKES A LUCKY HOME RUN.
Fifteen Hundred People Saw the Contest
sullivan Was In Box snd Was Fairly
EneOtive-Troy wins from Springfield
Coal Hsavers BsAt the Bisons.

The Grays had berter luck yesterday
than for month past and succeedsd In
winning q game from the Albanys.
much to the satisfaction Of those who
still believe they are the victims Of hard
luck rather than Of bad play. Sullivan
was In the box and pitched fairly good
game. The hon team was not strong
at the bat, but errors were IN ,de by their
opponents just in time to help them out
1t was not till the fourth inning that
the Prov idence team was able 10 gst q
man round TO the hons plate. Friei hit
safe and stole second aud third. from
which he v as brought Ia BY hanrahAn's
error.
Hornung scored In the nth on two
singles aud Exaa's error. The sventh
closed the run getting on both SIDES.
HornunR got safe hit and WAS sent
home by Cuoue, = double-bAxger. PeStitt
went out on s.rikes and Friel founL the
bali for HON. run. He sent it 80 lar
that IL could not be founi, d safe hit by
Knowles aud Visuer's home run gave
the Alba ys Two runs, but ut the clos,
OF the ninth they were still Two behind
the trays. Thus tue mono ony OF de-
feat has been broken. Whether 1t means
future success remains to be seen.
The Providence team 10 now In the
hands Of COMMITTEES of the associations
which will continue the management
until other arrangements are made. A
special meeting Of the stockholders Wi
he he d Wednesday evening In the Maria
ganse.t hotel.
1oday's game at Adelaide park will
not b0 called until 4.l5 O'Clock
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A STEP FORWARD.
Bolivia Has Decided to DO Away With
Her Old Currency"

Bolivia Has Decided to DO Away with
Her Old Currency"
WASHINGTON, June 19.--The secretary
of state is In receipt Of dispatch from the
United States minister at La Paz,
Bolivia, in which he speaks of a curious re-
form in the currency in Bolivia, only just
accomplished. Is appears that when bank
notes were first issued In Bolivia, there
was great dearth Of fractional currency
1t consequently became the custom to
make change by tearing the bank notes
into fractions. The banks received these
fractional pieces of paper money, and the
custom then inaugnrated has continued to
the present time. An entire bank note is
therefore a rarity in Bolivia. By decree
recently issued the banks are instructed to
redeem these fractions of bank notes until
June 30, after which they will not be re-
ceived by the government or by the banks.
The substitution OF new and entire
bank note for the old fractional notes Is
now in progress, and holders of torn bills
are warned by legal advertisements in the
newspapers to present them for redemp-
tion before Jane 81
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A MAGNIFICENT BANQUET.
Wound Up the Massachusetts Delegates
visit 10 Chicago.

CHICAGO, June Dover 5000 people
shook Governor Russell by the hand in
the John Hancock building Saturday.
He was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Russell, General Francis A. Walker, Mrs.
Alice Freeman Palmer and Miss Anna L.
Dawes.
One Of the signed rules of the exposition
II that no carriages shall be permitted in
side the grounds, but this restriction was
pushed aside for the governor.
The festivities OF the week In which the
Massachusetts, delegation indulged cul-
minated in a magnificent banquet at the
Auditorium. IL was given to the visitors
by the Massachusetts society of this city.
Governor Russell was Of course the
first speaker. His effort was more clab-
crate than is his won't. 1t was splendid
presentation Of what the sons OF the state
have done in the higher aud nobler walks
in life The speech was received with
great favor.
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts,, with
his staff, the state counsellors and the leg.
islators left on their homeward trip yester.
day on their special train. delighted with
their Chicago reception. Today will be
spent at Niagara Falls and Boston will be
reached Thursday.
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Leonawell, Mr.. Philip Dwyer's entry, is
said to have rounded to nicely and 1t is
expected that he will do better than he
did in the Brooklyn Handicap, when he
chased Diablo and Lamplighter through
the stretch.
That uncertain performer, Lowlander,
will cost the Brighton Reach combers
lot of money IL he Is not one of the first
three to catch the judges eyes AZ the
finish. He has been touted a great deal
down by the sea. Mr. loves horse has
fair turn of speed, but mile and fur
long is said to suit him much better
than the Suburban distance. Then, again,
he has a habit OF stopping If interfered
with the least bit However, II he should
get off we'll and the pace should be slo W
for the first three furlongs he might be
well up in front at the end, providing, of
course, he Is not jostled and pocketed.
w. NJ. Barrick's fine sprinter, DR.. Has
brouck, will be sent to the post and his
admirers can depend on a game fight for
the honors. But just now no turfman will
tell you that he thinks Hasbrouck has got
much of chance to land full place odds
for his hackers Bergen may ride him.
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NOW FOR THE SUBURBAN
The Great Race to be Run at Sleeps.
head Bay Tomorrow.
THE TURF EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Pierre Loriiiard's Colt. Lampiighter. is
Most Favored by the Pubiic-The Prob
able starters and Their Chances for
Carr, ing on th& Bich Stakes.

New York, June 19-Suburban day
this year, with It's restless, jostling crowds,
it's sxcItsment, its triumphs, and dissp-
pointments, comes to us tomorrow, when
at Sheepshsad Bay the greatest handicap
on the turf comes up for decision. Should
the day IN fair then all the better. The
eager crowds will the more enjoy the rich
perfume Of the fresh trampled grass and
the smiling posy beds which grace the
vslvsty laws. The picturesque course Of
the Consy Island. Jockey Club 10 In bright
array. IL never looked prsttier, and with
anything like favorable circumstances the
great race should prove sntsrtAining. to
say the last
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them were earned. Wheeler was the

them were earned Wheeler was the
pitcher for the Lewistons.
Jennings, whom the Baltimores secured
from the Louisville club. Ii apparently a
very sick man. He has written TO Manager
Hanlon that he will not be able to Join the
team for some time.
On Friday Rusie gave eight men their
bases on balls, and was hit safely IS times.
On Thursday he was the pet Of New York;
on Friday night he was called the great
est bluff on the ball field"
Judging by its work on the trip Just
ended, the Providence club would find 1t
hard to hold its own In the New England
league. The New England league has
certainly three clubs Just a. strong.
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LEoNAwELL.

Iddesleigh will be Col. J. T., North's
candidate. In his work he has shown re-
markably well, but he seems outclassed
when opposed to Lamplighter, Locohatchee,
Charade Banquet and DIR. Hasbrouck
Col North's trainer says the horse will
surely face the starter and be ridden by
Hamilton.
Marcus Copper King" Daly's The
Pepper will have Overton TO pilot and
urge him on In the race. The horse has
galloped well the past few days and may
furnish a surprise. Tsmmany was Mr..
Daly's hope, but the injury TO his hoof
during trial last week necessitated his
Withdrawal Tammany was considered
Lamplighter's worthy opponent, and the
accident causing his withdrawal has been
deeply deplored by the racing public.
ressara, Wslcott & Campbelps entry.
has not been seen in public since the Me-
tropolitan Handicap In which he figured
as an 'also ram" Taral will ride him in
the Suburban. Walcott & Campbell have
faculty OF guarding well their stable se-
crets, and IL may turn out that their can
didate can do turn that will interest them
exceedingly
Father BIZ DAILY has two horses entered,
but the "handicappers' havn't figured
that they will be anywhere except well In
the rear. Of procession. Terriner and
Fidelia are the entries. ands neither has
done anything recently to warrant a
plunge. even In the full place books
rcrrifer has an impost OF only % pounds,
being the lightcst weight in the race.
Chsrade. Bookmsket Jones JOY and
hope, is in with 1 IL pounds. but the dis
tance and weight do not suit him, and II
a starter II does not seem likely that he
will be sble 10 do hipSn justice
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There are more candidates for the rich
prize than will face the starter. But those
who do respond to the bugle call will in
clude the pick Of the entries. For days
past Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's slashins colt
Lamplighter has been the most favored
by the public. With the exception OF Saliva
tor he Is the most pronounced favorits In
the history of the Suburban. Heis in grand
shape. and such reputable trainers as MAT
Byrnes and Jack" Joyner give 1t as their OPP
inion that the Rancocas candidate can't lose,
barring accidents. Locohatchee Is also re-
ported in fine fix and will carry the cherry
and black.
Sims will ride for Mr.. Lorillard, and it
Is not likely he will lose any chance OF
landing his mount first past the winning
post.
The fact that Banquet will start lends
interest to the race, as it is probable his
plunger owner will back him. Some time
ago Mr. Dwyer thought Of sending Banquet
to Chicago with Don Alonzo, but after
Tammany broke down he concluded to
keep him here and send him for the big
struggle. With Lamly up he will beat
more than beat him. He has not been
raced hard of late, and from his last two
races he is better than ever he was in his
life.
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New England League.
AT INSTRUMENTATION, @; Portland,
National IeaOue STANDING
New England League Standing.
Killed by . Pitched Ball


ALTOONA, Pa, June 10 Max Meindal
who was accidentally struck by pitched
ball while at the bat Saturday afternoon.
died yesterday. The ball hit him on the
left side Of the head near the temple
causing fracture OF the skull and rup-
ture of blood vessel In the brain. Mein-
del was manager of the Defiance baseball
team.
Diamond Tips.
The New England clubs are all crying
for pitchers
The Pittsburg players complain Of cool
treatment in the eastern cities.
Billy Barnie Is scanning tho baseball
world for one or more pitchers.
Pitcher Bowers has decided not to leave
college, and therefore will not Join the
New Yorks.
Scannell, the New England umpire, Is a
Lewiston CMe) boy. He has done very
good work thus far
The Cincinnati club has signed Pitcher
Parrott, who was formerly paired with
Catcher Billy Earle.
Kittredge is Fltchburg Mass boy and
does not hail from Marlboro, as the New
York Sun man would have it,
Tie Fall River club has not made q
single cha nge In the personnel Of its team
since the opening OF the season.
There seems to be lurking idea among
the Brooklyn baseball cranks that their
team Is going to win the league pcnnant
Manager Ward says that President
Young b "a instructed the umpires to give
all the close decisions to the home team.
Rusie, Kelly. Ward and Doyle wev re
sponsible for the defeat of the New Yorks
on Friday, and the local papers, a. unit
gave them roasting.
Out of IL runs that the Portlsnds made
against the Lewistons last Friday, Il OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19

Earned runs-Provldence 3; Albany 3. Home
runs-trlel, V.sneF. 1wo-base hits-tooney Han
rauan. Sacrifice hit-Cooney. stolen bases
Cooney, Fiiei Z. Swartwoou. Campion. Nisner.
First base ON bals-fiornuag. Friel. Swartwood =,
j. Su hvan. First base on errors -Providsnce s
Hit py y tched bali ks0ugh, Visaer. Passed
balls M, Keou!h A; Hess 4. struck out.Pelut =,
Mckeuugn 2. Campion =. Knowles. Minnenrn,
Knox. Iime-2 houfs. Umplre-Elsher.
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Summary Vengeance.

DURANGO, Mex, June 19.-Mail ad-
vices from Mazatlan, say that Jo-
seph Parez, a laborer, while crazy from
drink, murdered his little child in a hor-
rible manner The man was arrested and
shot on the spot where he committed the
crime
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Tom Roe,a Prn0raaa.

CLEVELAND, June ia week ago Tom
Roe started from New York to San Fran
cisco OH a bicycle. When he reached this
city last night he had ridden $50 miles an
average Of nearly 100 miles day. He is
now threee days ahead OF schedule time.
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DIED.
BuRT-In this city. ltth inst. CHESTER d.
BURT. In the 46th year OF his age.
CHAMPLIN-In this city. 18th inst, ELIZA
beth NJ, daughter OF the late Is. Peckham and
Jane 4. Champlin.
CHAPMAN-In this city. nth inst. at his
parents residence. No. los Peace street,
HAROLD w, son Elias H. and I4ibbe h.
Chapman. aged years.
DYER-In this city, l7th ms. JOHN @. DYER,
In the 10Th " ar OF his age.
FuneraI from his late reside nee.'N 500 Friend
ship street Tuesday. Juae q, at O'Clock y. IN.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend.
FINNIGAN-In t,is city. suddenly, on the 10th
inst, Rev. JAMES A FINNiGAS. rector OF ~.
Edwards Homan Catholic Church, In the bath
year OF his age.
ONES-In this city. 18th inst, Miss SARAH NJ
JONES. aged as years.
MANCHE-TER-In this city, l7th inst JoHs
b. MANCHESTER, In the SD year OF his age.
RICH-In warren. ON the 10th inst, FRANK II.
RicH, In the alst year.
sWEET-suddenly. In this city, 18th inst,
CHARLES A. SWEET. In the DIST year OF his ages
sTABURY-Ip New York city, June 10, 1898,
NATHALIE ELAINE SEABURy only child OF
Melvin and Lucy Like seabury, aged four day.
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A Kentucky Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-At n dance, six
miles south of this city, John Sheedy was
shot and killed and Jake Sheedy was
mortally wounded by Jack Nagles in a
quarrel over girl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19

BASEBALL.

Saturdays Games and Standing Of the
Clubs to Date.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, s; Cleveland, ..
At AtPhiladelphia-Philaielphia. 8; Baiti
more, g.
At New York--Washington, z; New York,
B.
New England League.
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5roy. =; springfield, s.

TROY. JuIe l9.-rhe league leaders
played IA very retty game with the
;psiEgfields yes'erda; afternoon and
,'on. Three thous sud people witnessed
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MOkTUAGEE'S SALE.

VIII De sold at public auction SATURDAY July
=, ieor AZ O'Clock p IN. the premisss. bv
nr.ue oi the power OF safe contained In that deed
~ mortgage in'sde and executed by George rI.
Dicknsli aated y vember. 2, A ID. 1880. and re-
corded in tile Oice Of the Town clerk ia the to,yn
harrington, otlte OF Rhode Isl and In MORTGAGE
usvu DoOk NO. AT page o5. 80 aad 90; the con-
Tns, TTons ol sa.a NOR gage IA wing been broken:
inat certain lot OF Laid with all the itoprove-
ments thereon situated in the town OF Barrfil eton
n,ate OF hhode liaa. and described as fol,ows
neierehee being bad 20 the Bay Spring Plat No. u
~ ,h ey D. A Leathain. june, 1874. and recorded
~ the tJWn records OF the town OF Barrineton
DosMnlhs on Narraganseu avenue where lots
nos 70 and 20 JON. and RAINING easterly ON the
horeh line Oh lot No. 20. two hundred feet more OF
wSS ssnenco southeriy ON the easteriy SIDE lots
~. o Il. u ~ v. 10 the DortnerIy line OF Ocean
avenue, thence westerly along the southeriy uno
or lot " and the continuance OF said line 10 point
Mhere Oceaa aveAue InLersects NarragansetJ
avenue on the east, and along the easterly side
y sala avenue 70 the first ncntIonc bound on
longing oo-
by order OF the mortgagee who hereby gives
hoIce OF his lnesnttoa 10 bid upon the above de-
seriped property AT said sslo the rof o. at any
auy0uriiineat or pOstp tpo.IeInent Of same.
providence, X. l., June Q. 1898. JeiO-sw
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THE OONEY ISLAND CARNIVAL


The Mon Under Good Training and Am
bilious for Pus'iistio Houors.
New YonK, June 30 The coming sum-
msr carnival of the Coney Island Athletic
Club, IL the next pugilistic card In which
sportsmsn are interested. The affair takes
place ON Thursday night next. There are
three bouts on the programme.
The first is fight OF 10 rounds, for
purse Of $500 between Mike Leonard OF
brooklyn and George Reynolds OF New
York.
Bout two is also one OF 10 rounds for q
purse Of S700 between Billy Vernon OF
Hsverstraw, N. Y. and Billy Ernest Of
Brooklyn, weight 185 pounds.
The final event In fight to q finish, for
q purse OF $4,000, $500 TO the loser. be-
tween Jim DAILY of Buffalo and Joe Butler
(colored) of Philadelphia. men to weigh at
100 pounds at 8 o'clock on the day Of the
contest.
AS the six men have trained long and
faithfully, for their respective battles. and
as all are ambitious to climb the ladder of
pugilistic fame. the conflicts, It IL antici-
pated, will be short, sharp and decisive.
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iie't. The score

Base his Troy 10; Springfield 4 Errors--Troy
:: Sprlnl lhsld .. Batteries Troy, Gruber-Cahi1;
Sprul ghed, Inks-Ryai
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v ilkesbarre, :; Bufralo, g.

EUFFALo. Jur Q l9.-Gagen fell victim
10 the Wi kesbarre batsmsn yesterday
and WIS pouL'led out OF the box. Fisher
y. ho ok mis- place held the coal beavers
down pretty we'll The score
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George Dixon and Eddie Pierce have
been matched by the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club to battle for the feather weight
championship Of the world and purse OF
90, 500, the contest to take place on Mon
day evening, August z.
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ron SALE--REAL ESTATE
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.

~~~~~~~~-S~~->--~~r~~~
LoR SALE - FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II and farm, buildings all nearlv new. about ~
acres OF and 90 cultivated excellent fruit orchsri.
stream OF water. within Ave miles q CITY line ana
two miles Of post once and railroad station; grea.
bargain II soid at once Address A-i9, News ONCE.
fe2-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
2s3 Westminster St.. Providence. RI
Old Number 235.


Marriage aud Funeral Notices OI.e Insertion
60c.; each additional Insertion, I5c.
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Base h ts-Wilkesbarrc, J.; Bufaio, 2 Errors
Nllke barre. 4; Buffalo, l. Batteries--Wilk kesbarre
McLolghlin-L k; Buffalo, Gagen and Fisher
Dowse.
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LIVE STOCK MARKED
Ey Telegraph.

comparatively steady at 81 jOdtT5,
sold at prices ranging down from 81 Is. Lambs
kASrAs siTY. oct. .S.-tAITi. rc-keceipr. 5.Jtat
shipmen's 800. Best cattle steady. others slow
1exas steers So l@S 3. Texas al j0c2 %
shipping steers 81 iUGs5 -. native 81 tt1p2 a.
but hers stock S. 5eni 10. stockers and feeder.
y SleS 50 bulls and mixed 81 15d2 40 HOGS re
ce1pts 2tO, shipments go. Marsef strong. lac high
er. Bulk of sales s. Se6 90. extreme range s. 3 a
$40 SHEEF- Receipts COJU, shipments 81, Markei
slow and steady.
CHICAGO Oct. 2S.-TATTIF-Receipts 3 on.
shipments 1000 hangers steady. natives firm. Me-
duni steers s. SOFAS 80 others 81 2oe54 50. HOGS
keceiDts ll.Oh. shipments 5.U0J. Market closed
r'thcr easier Roneh - .Ua5 -. heavy So Soa46 A.:
light ~ %ee Is. ShAEP-Hooeip.s LOO. shi pment
$780, MARKET uncha get.
~ steady. rair native mut,ons g 1898 -.
Shbhf-Re eipts 500. shipments <OU Market bare
heavy 81 1895 40 mixed s. .5l6 25 lights s. S6sn -
csipts 2GJ. shipments 1900 Mail NC lower. Choice
u lUeS3 %. cows and heifers 81 0g2 10 HOGS-he
ments 1871 Market quiet, Texan ard Indian steers
ST. LOUIS ocl, .s-CATTLE-Receipts $500 ship.
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See Wichita Book Cornpany's ad.
d136 If
New Train Scrv CO.

Commencing October Poi the Great
Rock Island railway will inougurate a
new tourist ear line between Chicago.
Wichita, Fort Worth, FL Paso, Los
Angeles and San Francisco without
change OF cars. This car viii leave Wich-
ita daily for California points at 6:35 o. m,
ana, for Chicago and points east at 9:2S n.
m. The G.eat Rock Island is the only
line running through tourist cars to Cali
fornia without change of cars. For
further particulars cali at Rock Island
ticket Office, corner Main and Douglas
avenue. j. II. PHILLIPS
City ticket and passenger agent, Chi.
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railway.
135 If
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A. Coed Thing Fer =mmer Complaints

Mr.. J. ". Hsger, a well kn own uaer
ehant of Clio. lrsdeil county. y. C., cured
four cases of fiux with ore small bottle OF
Chamherla.n's Collie, Cholera aud D.ar-
rbes Remedy. This is the most prompt
and most successful remedy in uSe for
dysentrry. disrrhps, collie and cholera
norbus No ether medicine will take IL,
plsce CT do its work IN this el.ss CT dis
eases. Il is equally valuable for children
end adults. - and 30 cent bottles for .Als
hy Hc,tinger Bros, sIe East Douglas, sr..
Van Weroeu's pharmacy, IS North Main
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See bargains at Wichita Book Company
Z
ITO THE WORLDS FAIR"
Without Chnnpe of CarS

Without Change OF Cars
The Great Rock Island are selling tick
cts TO the worlds fair at reduced rates
Tickets are good for return passage unit
Novem Der ID. BY leaving Wichita at 9 a
III. you reach Chicago the following MORN
ing at O'Clock. Free reclining chair cars
through without change of cars. Pullman
palace sleeping car accommodations can
be secured upon application at Rock
Island ticket office, corner Main aud Doug
las. j. II. PHILLIPS.
General Ticket and Passenger Agent o
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway
Wichita. If
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct. "s.-whe,t: No . cash e1aSc
ociooer osssc December 6iasc. May .,5s.. Corn: "a
Cash SS3sc. OCTOBER o,l4c November salfc, beuem-
per $3.50. May sc. Oats: No. ca N 2s.c OCTOBER
ss5ac. November SIC, December az. May &C.
bye s6aIsc. Barley nominal. tlaxseed 8 10; Tim
,thy 50 10 Po.k cash 81. 5lals a.. OCTOBER sic 70
january Sit 4.1s. Lara: ash sIJ iUGia H. October
ki0 u. November ~ Il. January 80. short ribs
81 25eya 50. sugar uncnarSsd. Butte oni@T
.,eainery ZS6=se. Dairy -ls2ic. Eggs weak 2G.
lie.
Whcst-Receipts $50 O. shipments "a OO0 Corn
Receipts alt.t.0 shipments -y6u1a Oats iieceipts
Sa1. 0, shipments N,UJ1
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ST. IoUIs Oct. 'S.-N heat cash higher eOsic
options steady; October d, s4c nominal; November
s!1ao nominal; December t-5sGt6 c, Say d}sG7g 1ec
BIZ. orn cash lower. options higher: cash o1I,c,
October. sac nominal; Novem Ger 5i.c bid. D.cen-
Ter +1ec BID. Near 1i1sc bid, Nav SIG. osts drin;
cash 2'.nc october .t'1cc. November &c bid De-
cember &c. MAY Si4sc bid. Pork steady, SIS 40.
is'd frmer. s. s7I1 Lead nominal 81 3. Rye
No IIc bid. Bran higher; east track &c, Flayse.d
lower. 9sc. Cornmeal steady. s! SJsl So Butter
separator creanery .1y2Sc, choice dairy 2Ja4 &c.
Legs l6te6Eo
Wheat-heceipts Ga,oOa. shipments 1900. Corn
Receipts $500. shipments sl,UVI Osts-Receipts
A.UOJ, shipments LOO
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AweHsn'. Remed. for rasamssery EhesH.-

lam an cd sUfferer from inharns,ory
rheumatism The past winter ~ csEDe
upon lie again, very acute and seveIs-
Ny ioints sselsed and became inaAnsed.
sore &c touch or almost TO look ut. Ipoa
the urgent request Of MY mother in-las. /
tried ChambsF!aiE's Pain Balm 10 reduce
the swelling and ease the pain. and 10 my
agrseaule surprise II dld ts.h. | hare
used three fitty cant bottles I'D believe IL
10 he the fae$tz 4sisz tar its8sua aiisna.
mains aud swel.Iu@s -xfzaE ID. Carr.
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