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ishnent.

So A MS the debate On the repen
bill has progressed in the senate the sil
YER champions have had the best Of it.
Sherman is the only senator who hu
made m argument for the repeal of hi,
own bill that has given the goldbugy
much comfort. III fact he il about tho
only opponent Of free coinage in tn,
senate who ia n student Of t%inancin
subjects, and consequently qualified t.
discuss the question with Jones, Stew
ari, Teller, Wolcott, Vest, Cameron an,
others, who have spoken against the re
neal bill. The balance OF senntoria
prestige as we'll as Of %eicquence an,
argument il also heavy in favor of fre
silver, and the only respect in which tn
friends of the VIII o metal are ovor
matched il ia point Of numbers, and
parity might be maintained IN tina, re-
speot II Montana and two other westerI
states had full rel resentation in TIA
senate.
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LkWls WINS A FIGHT.

As Doss Up n Ca"au,~a Heavywslght 1"
Fourteen iSUWGds,
The glove fight between Billy Lewis, re-.
Gently OF Helena. and Glenn Austin, OF Can.
ada, which was scheduled 10 come OFT At
spokane on Monuay night, was not sto. ped
py the police. 1t has bson usco,tained, cut
w u disagreement DO the men AS to
weights. Aust,n WAS 10 come lnsias OF 40
pouuus, anu Lswls WAS to weigh not over
LAG. lne los mer uiu not come to tne 10,
CURED wuigut, anu tbs ught uiu not come
OH. On Wednesday nignt, however, tue
men got tosolner III the opera house az
). ok.ns ~ poun4ei away Nv each other
sill the tou teentu rounu when Lewis su-
% Tor ska II Q~uickaess won, and Austin
WAS Knocked out. Lewis wall probably oe
IN Helena to-mor,oW. tic has u mAton on
ahe tapis, but the Helena q. osts IA are
arranging tue matter Say IT Will not We
hslu acre. Tut Will take place At some other
Montana LoInt. IAey wal not tell who The
victim IL to 10. Ike Hay ca leaves short,
tor Spokane, having an engagement ~
meet derry Eiowers, auotner COO eu nRhter,
who once made Il stand OK Tour ruunas De-
tore Peter Jaokson, and auleelusd III knock
Jug tue latter uown once during the npnt.
! he IA we'll known he e.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

TnE bill providing for the eessien o'
the arid lands to the states which has
been introduced in congress by MIR.
Lucas, OF South Dakota, ia u very com
~prehensive measure. 1t gives all public
lands belonging to the United States to
tho several states in which they are sit
uated, on condition that each state and
territory shall proceed without unnec-
essary delay to divide it's area into irri-
CATION districts and to provide FOR oh
tanning and distributing the public
waters Of such districts upon the land.
Tho states are also required thoroughly
to experiment. With artesian wells and
construct dams and reservoirs where
ever large bodies OF land can be re-
claimed. II at the end Of fifteen years
the states nave done nothing to reclaim
the lands thus ceded to them the United
States may resume title to the lands.
The states are allowed to mortgage or
sell tracts of land for the purpose Of
raising funds to accomplish reclamation
but for no other purpose. The lands
not reclaimed may to leased tor grazing
.ands, but the irrigated lands shall be
sold by tho state to actual settlers only.
This is more comprehensive than any
Of the bills on ms subject previously
introduced, but IL Is still questionable
II the states in which the arid lands are
situated are able to bear the financial
burdens that such Il measure would I'M
pose upon them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

THE union OF the Second Nationa
and the Helena National banks gives I,
Helena another very strong financial in
stitution. Both were sound institu
tons but their consolidation under the
able management Of President Edgertol
gives the new Helena National bank
greater resources and an enlarged bust
ness. The tendency Of the times in The
eastern cities is toward concentration o,
capital and business and the move made
by the two Helena banks is one that
will be commended in financial anu
business circles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

HE MArysyllle Mountalneer says,
"IHE HELENA INDEPENDENT is now o.,
the right track. IT Is wiling to ioregu
all political preferences provided We caL
have u free silver senator from Mon
tana." THE INDEPENDENT always ha
been on tho right track. IL believes
that Montana should have It's fun rep
resentation IN the senate whether the
senators are republicans, democrats,
populists, prohiblt.oulsts or mugwumps.
The only condition 1t would imposu
would be one that our senators SHOULD
DO thoroughly loyal TO every interest OF
Montana,
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declaration for himetallism IN the Voor.
hees bill. Mr.. Cleveland's fears as to
patchwork legislation would he oom-
pletely dispellea IL he would AJAX con-
gress to enact n clear, unmistakable law
for tho coinage Of silver to u definite
amount. The. Sherman law was not the
work Of the silver mon, Its authors
were men opposed to free coinage. II it
has brought disaster upon the country,
az Mr.. Cleveland asserts, the fault is not
with the silver men but with those
statesmen who think as Mr.. Cleveland
does on financial matters,
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sw E2r1D CA-FaLsoN's FoIa
MONEY A Frs.

1900 Well situated lot on Lyndale avenue, nonr
Sanders street,
1900 ct on Ninth avenue, a0xllO Ono block
from i lootrie line,
El0O-tino lot on Electric limo, half u block
from Benton avenue.
5000 Wiz buy two fine level lots, lO0xiI0; noar
Flowcre addition.
SB7a-Noat cottage, barn and lot bOXl5O; ON
Sparta street, 500 down.
$3.50 House OF ak rooms, with lot 5OxllO; $40
down.
$iSb0-Mili buy a fractional block, having $50
foot frontage On Benton avcnue: $500 down,
balance two years time,
S22b0 or half u block. c0rnering on Benton and
ilollins avenue,
$2250-, or fractional block having $50 foot
frontage on dearborn and 300 feet on Euclid
avenue; adloaning ground held at $40 pcr
foot.
MATliEsON 4 CO.. Gold block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

WHAT tender care the law does taxi
Of muraerers! DR.. West, who is charged
at San Francesca, choppIns her body t.
pieces and thro wing them INT The Da!
will probably go scot free. he has mnu,
u contract W marry the woman who, l.
~ thought, usslsted IN the nelarlou.
deed, ~ she cannot testify against Inn
he confessed tho crime, II all III,
world Is confident he Is guilty, but Nh,
father Of ms victim, 70 whom no con
iessed, cannot testify against Inn he
cause no PROMISED not 10. Verify, |
seems that Jaw are enacted for Vie pro
lection vi criminals and not their pun
iahmant
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

NH. CLEVELAND thinks the silver sen
ators are stubborn. The silver senators
think Mr.. Cleveland in stubborn. I'm
doubtedly both ara right in their or
illusions. Mr.. Cleveland wants uncon.
dttional repeal Of the purchase clause
OF the Sherman not. The senators
want u substitute for the repealed sec
ton. Mr.. Cleveland snys he does no,
believe In patchwork legislation, but
nothing comes 80 neal 10 answering
that description as the meaningless
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

C%oNGREss Is confronted with the Sc
rious problem Of raising sixty millions
" dollars Of additional revenue to make
good the shrinkage in the resources OF
The treasury. lhe general drift OF opin.
ion seems to be- that the ways and
means committee Ct the house OF repre-
sentatives will increase the YAK on oeeI
and tobacco and possibly lay u small
duty on sugar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

STOCKHOLDERS MErTlrG~ NOTICE lS
~ hereby gwen thnt + q annnal meeting OF tho
stockholders of tho Blaine inipR company will
be held at loom No. 6U1. Power building, corner
sixth and Main streets, in tho city OF Helena,
Montana, IN Friday. ct. u, 1881, Mt 10 O'Clock IL,
M. for the purpose OF electingh bohrd of true
tecs for tho ensuing year, ana 10 transact such
other business 10 may coma before said meeting
s. ~. SNlGGflT,.
NELS tL'GfN, President,
fucrGthry.
Helena, Montana, Bnpt 30, 1879.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

MoNTANA's cup OF humiliation was
filled to the brim Wednesday when Sem
Ator Wolcott, Of Colorado, formally gave
notice that senators from other states
would not neglect Montana's chief in.
dustry, the mining Of silver. 10 what
depths has this once proud state fallen!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

STOCkiOLDER" MEFTlNl--7HE AN
nual meeting OF the stockholders uf tho
bourbon Mining comp my will be held Mt lh,.
Office OF the Helena u livingston Smelling u
deduction company, Helena, Montana. on
! uesday, October \, 1893, ut II O'Clock II. M, for
the purpose OF ~elocting a board OF trustees Tor
the ensuing year and the trnnsac elton of such
"ther business M may properly come before 1t.
.. H.. ALLEN, Secretary.
Helena, Montana. Sept. ~ 1891
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

THE last Legislature OF Montana was
quite az savory as it's predecessors and
there 10 no reason to suppose the n
elected next year will DO any better.
Argument against an extra session based
ON the untitness Of the Legislature is OF
no force. Our Legislatures average
about the same from year to year.
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NOTICE OF sTocKnolnrRs MEETING

NOTICE OF sTOCKHOln FRs' NETTING
~ Southern Gross Geld MINING company.
Notice 10 hereby given that = meeting of the
stockholders Of thu southern lIosi u old Mining
company Will be- held Il tho NO ermol Motel,
In tho cily of Ent,s. county of liver low and
state Of Monthua on the 3Ih day Of October.
4. u. 1898. at tho hour Of two o'clock p m, for
tho purpose ~ voting upon . proportion 70
render ihe ,tock Of tho company Assessnhle. 1t
~ deeirAble that all stoekhslders attend In poe-
an. Persons holding certificates Of stock not
transferred upon tho books Of tha company aud
new certificates issust In their ewn nance. 10
entitls thein 10 representation. by urdss OF the
board Of trustoss.
q, Z. BLAINE. PFesilAnA,
Attsst. GUY K. PIAI1. bsesotAsy.
Dated 8oek IA ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

Via Salt Lake, Garfield Beach and Dom
YER, Sioux City, Omaha o. Kansas CITY.
TIE WORLDS pictorial line. Elegant Pull.
man equipment, diners, chair cars aud
touilss sleepers. keAuoed rates And last
time.
Call on or address % North Main street,
Helena, Mont. Ii. y. WILSON,
: Freight and Passenger Agent, Helena,
Mont.
h. l.. LoMAx. q. =. and I. A., Omaha
N.b,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

NOTICE TO BTOCKHOLDERS-THE AN,
~ nual meeting Of tho stockholders OF tbs
Stedman i foundry II Machine company will h.
held at the Office Of tho MontAnA Atiunn, bank
Helena, At 4 O'Clock p. M, ThnrpdAy. uor, b
1893, for tbs purpose Of ~eiectins tru ices nnd
trAnsAotin9 such other business as may prolsrl,
come before tho meeting, h.. RkN'th',
. koctotAry,
Helena Sept. ID 1888.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

nopsaeking cloth for fall dresses, thirty-eigh
inches wide, all wool, ut 40 cents por yard. Nil
make u cheap, durable and sts lish dress.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

Large size Turkish towels for 10 cents at The
bee hive this Wees. worth Zoe.
Linen damask towels worth 500 are selling
this week at he lee hive for zoe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

A MEkTiNG. OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or
"A the Wyandancs Syringe improvement om-
pany Will DO held at tho Office OF this company,
No. VI Park ow, .Naw York CITY, state Of new
York Oh tho lith day Of uotob r. in the year
leoA, Ut . o'clock In the Aftsrnoon,
HE Der ii. WALKtR,
LOUISE nj WAIKEt,
Majority Of board of lrusteos.
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NEN yoEK MlLIrtEY NrADHNIy.
~ Col. &. j. Wright, Il, y, A, NJ, I orn.
wall, N, y.
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Olris BmDlOym0lt Agency.

AsS A>".sn Asa h >,,set, AN "ea"NNsFt 0v
-~--W ANTED-~-
70 MnlMndcrs FOR woodoheppln@ M
l0woodchoppers "
~ railroAd lahorNra, "A 10 per day
Wanta to trAde hurse Tor lot in helanA,
Fainilisa in want OF help tn call Mt wv North
Main street.
---tDR SALN~@@
\ cars yellow pho wood, On board Ut cara, for
$aM per cOrd,
! span ma, chod hay horses, wagon and harness
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NOTICE TO Cp-OWN 10 J. II. SIM
~ clair. his hoirs. executors. alministsatsrs

I'M III OI-VW WINS. III j, II. HIN.
Az clair. his hoirs. executors. Alministratprs
and n"sipns'
your oD-owner, hAvr. In accordance with soction
1874 u the ltoyised statutes If tbs United
upon the erder unartr lodo mining claim. 81.
uated in Scratch Gravel (unorRtnt1edl minina
district. In tho county VI ewis and Clarke
rtste OF Montana. tho sum Of one hundred (siO0j
dollars for the parpe.s ct ho dim and repre-
sentine said claim according to law for the yoars
1891 AM, 1872. and unlets You contribute or
psndi,urc, amounting 10 $50 Tor each year. 70
the undersigned, ut osnn. In tho county Of
! owls Abd Clarke. state Of Montana within
ninety tglj days after the tsryi 90 Of this notice,
BY publication, your intare4t In pAid
- ader quartz lode milinp ,laim will be for
signei, a. provided by said section 2.s2A oe Ks-
vised Statutes of the United states
FISK Js BhAFfkh
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10 GhlSAxp.

The best underwear at the most reasonable
prices can always be found ut The bee hive,
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pr Y.aNEs YouR row

Think Of tho thousands of hopeless cases
which must have hevn cured by DIR, Sagc's
Catarrh Remedy, before its proprietors
could be willing to SLY, as they do; M.Fur
any case ri Catarrh, no matter how bad,
which W. cannot cure, We'll pay 500 cash."
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litbilN.

sHEPERD-At Elkhorn. on the Goth inst. to
tho wife of Arthur l.. sheperd. u daughter.
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NOTICE.

Will some suggest a fitting sub.
stltute Tor the word "Plata" on the Mon.
tana statO seal? Suggestions should be
sent TO the governor, via Anaconda,
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s.. vtncent's Academy.

HELENA. MONT.
OeaAacesA ~ ~ 6asesss q. OAssav. IL
Aeaes0b sourse h thseeaRA ord 0AlInS EVER
o4vansa1s that oAn ecnGibsts to . god s1uoA-
uoA TyDs-writiny aaA Photography ~
taught N connection With . special b1sinsss
cserse. FOR catalogue nd iAsssma1isa apply
~ skAss Bspesioa
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WANlhD-A lAApA NlSIlEs
- ~ work by tho day Or hour and also take IA
washing ana w eat WAshnlS, OF 10 nurse ny 'ae
WSeh' MIL ~ "e hA"Ne sttcee
MUTATION WANIAD-A YOUNG 6lhl ut
- 10 ueslres sltoatlon 10 40 Nsat ouseWorh W
tANe eAre " Snnu1en, Nv oo9eesVu w '"'AAe
eoWn' 'ss tatN "seA"N
~ by Tue uay, Address ala Adams street.
- -.
SttlAlloN a h.si naIA-
que YOUNG IuS " eaaSaoI en.ou'sA ~ .
sist ~ AouS1wUs~ e~u ~ - A."
qoareu- AL y y LANas.oA s.socS '~' '"u
nm .Yn,N wAnphn-sy ,ESpL, MA.
s Ma wu,aan tnnn Mnrk nv thn .anv tan
~ ~ pA'is'on '''so'' n0"' to0"es
l,lATin W~AN,rnn-Hv COMprrENr
y ,irl 10 ,,o n"narni hnnsewors IN nriya,.
"a ,--
NAAlAti MaNtL.,m ~ NVMIn IN
WOMAN tsoo ho"seWotA' Apply As '"o@@
son stteo'
"a, ., u.>nn, ,,nn.no> r ans,
wasAiNg. Is also u soou oouA. Gal. JUS isruoken-
riuAe, over grocery.
----~-~- -,
NlluAAloN MANiEp AooNu LAZY
~ Wishes to work tor board while learning
MILLINERY LrnAe Audross l.. N, lhuopehAeht "a
....,...,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lhhL-
NlloalAON AooNu MAN 40
~ clerk ur bOokkeepor; best Oh relerences'
=. 49,
Ma OA4loN WAIVED - hhLulAN ME-
~ onanlc, - yeats aAperlenoe, ueslres situa-
A.aih stree~
,,EIln,M W,NI,n- Mn ANN
~ VIE. On Il ranch or IN hUlol. Nail nj W.
BROADWAY, upstairs.
i.AAt NnNanG-mA aooNu MHN,
,,a sns'sens "au no"sus, m.N so"M nnrs M
"AW tsn ~. 49, m"e "A9 a,"nn ", ~
dress A. IL, Iris Once.
..t.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

l. OK SALE-HDTEl. lunNl Unr AND
~txturos complete; beet propagation for
small capital IN town. Herbert n. i.eeu ~ Co..
Thompson block.
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WANTED 800 MEN EVERY a 40 BUY
W clothing. gents furnishings at tholr owl
prices % south Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

III UNIANA. NATIONAL BANK CEitilIl-
Al catos taken at par, Herbert Is. Reed * Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

kOK hfN4 ~DWELLlNGs. HEBEltl b.
i.eod " Co., opposite uraud Lentral hote!,
Largest nsl IN ue Ulty.
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C|Uu IN. ,T-lllE CHEAPEST AND BEST
roonls in town can DO secured at tho Mo-
. unAlu hous,, b3 Nurtu lain slroel- -. "a.
AiCDUnAlu, proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

ATLANTA. Ca, June 3.-Clearinss of the
associated banks of Atlanta for the week,
Q-0 n.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

dirge and then the Princess spoke few
words about the dead Peruvian.
She said that Santos had died OF q
broken heart. He had suffered among
strangers TO whom no could not make his
woes understood and had died because he
was alone.
There were gathered in Bellcvue-yard
eighteen persons. Among them were
Seniors Pena and Del Vale. tho Bolivian
capitalists. who brought tho tribe OF SIX
teen Bolivian Indians nnd Santos TO tho
United States as n speculation; Surrocco.
their manager: Emma G. Sickels. the In
dian missionary who befriended tho In
dams w. u Hicks, chairman OK the
Indian Committee OF the Press-Club
Fair: Zelda Sanders. the fair-haired lit
tie president of the Baby Ruth Sun
shine League at the Press Club Fair. who
became Santos's dearest friend. and little
love IN this strange country; the Duchess
Emile de Valdlria. the philanthropist OF
New York's spanish colony, and John
Wadsworth, of Miami, /. l., with three Pot
towatomie Indians from Kansas.
Doctors. nurses. and attendants came
out of the hospital of the wretched, and
were respectful spectators of the singular
scene. The expenses of the funoral were
betrayed by the Spanish Society.
The autopsy seems to bear out the pro-
position that the giant died OF broken
heart, Tor he na1 no mortar puYslcal us
ease His brain weighed 81 ounces, alittle
under that OF an ordinary man and about
the same "a that of woman. His chest
measurement was 80 inches-S inches
greater than that of our own giant, Cor
bett
His heart weighed twenty-four ounces,
or about twice that of an ordinary man
his liver. eight and half pounds-a nor
NAL liver is four and half pounds right
kidney. eighteen ounces; left kindly. six
teen ounces. az against eight ounces for a
normal kidney. His lungs weighed twenty
three and twenty-four ounces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

47ssc. August, 47zkc. Oats qniet and un-
CHANGED options dull ssc lover ian, ana weak;
No. z, $50: No. 9 white, Ale; mixed western,
3sa40c. white do, 40a47c. Wool quiet and
weak; domestic fleece. 27s32c.; pulled. goa
I 49, . SsS, s %s: spS sss nss
changed; city extra India moss. Sibssi7. Cut
meats dull but firm; picked bellies. 1ihc.:
and weak; bort clear. los4c. Lard auiet and
lower; westcrn steam closed 5000; city,
s9.50as9.75; June. 5000 norninalIy; July.
e1O.05 noninaIly; refined duh and wcsk;
Continent, siO.65; South America, sll.30;-
compound, SS.50asS.75. Pork dun and easy
old mess, s2i.J0at21.76; now mess. s22.5o;
extra prime nominal. Coiton-seed OIL duh but
steady; crude, 40c. yellow. 45c. Petroleum
quiet and steady. Rosin steady and dun;
strained, common 20 good. el.2oast.27% Tur~
pentine quiet and steady at 2sAa2sao RICE
6kc.; Japan, 49sa4Isc. Molssses-Foreign
nominal; New Orleans, open kettle, rood to
choice. dun but steady at 30a3oc. Peanuts
quiet; fancy hand-ploked, 6lsa6y3c. Corce-op'
tons openei firm and closed steady, 10 to Zoe.
up: September, sl5.40asl5.4o; November.
$500 January, s15.05: spot Rio duh but
nrm; No. z, lie. sugar-ksw dui bu' nrm;
lalr refining, 3sic: contritusals, v5,'es'' a1e;;
5ltc.; standard A, 3-l6a5sso; graduated.
23-l6a5lsc cubes, s-l1a1Ac- treign.s 20
Liverpool urn ana IN RoC1 Qemdu1s SVstobs
3-J2d asked: grain. 2hd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Juno 3.--Wheat surprised every.
body to-day by remarkable exhibition OF
stendiness. tho failure OF Schanner = Co,
bakers, caused = little slump OK lsc. The bot.
tom was reached on July as the tSlc. mark,
where values stopped In an apathc;ic manner
"a awaiting tho next turn. Fluctuations Of Vac.
was tho range until along toward tho close OF
the session, when the opposing forces In thu
wheat pt. had a sharp battle as 10 WHO would
dominate the close. At 6Sl.c. the prices stuck
until within two minutes Of Tho close whom tho
bulls PROD prices up &c, leaving the market
fairly Glm ~ GSbSc for July Throughout the
session there was very little trading, while argu-
ments were plentiful. Corn started a riiis
Ia advance Of the closing prices OF
fering5 tho market gradually worked
down sac, rallied fully Sc, ruled steady, and
closed with a isa'sc loss. oats we're traded in
freely and weaker feeling prevailed. Opening
prices were tho highest ami closing the lowest,
with "A net loss OF asc. on June and isa4c on the
other months. Provisions were extremely dull,
with few changes over from July 10 Sepiem-
Der IN pork and a very little trading In lard and
ribs Tho frat named was steady and the two
last named tribe lower on decline In hogs ss
rho yards and liberal receipts at Omaha and
Kansas city.
Cash quotations: Flour weak: winter patents,
s35Oss3.60. No spring wheat, oossc. No.
corn, 3S94c. No. = oats 2S9sc. Ness-pork, 81 Boa
s2Lb2I6. Lard, slO.O21sas 1905. Sbort-rib
sides (oosc), s9.00ae9.b2le. Dry-salted shonl-
ders boxed sl0sslO.25. short-clesr sides
boxed, sl0.37l6aSl0.02i& Whisky. sl.l2.
T.H., lfs,r,f tfrre Pan al ftlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

g. LOCls, Juno 3.-flOur weak: no q1oiHbIs
change. Wheat stendior; N. rel, cash and
June, firm az So g.. July. 81 GaJ1ts'.; August,
sc; June, @6N;c; Jlly. 37a.a3,14c. Oats
steady: so. %, cash aud june 29c. ; Juiy, 27iSc.;
Whiskoy. sL.2. Provisions dun. pork current
make, IobbinR. 5000 Lard. f9S5La. Dry
salt meats, bacon aud hams unchanged.