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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
GEN. LAYTON ILL

Savannah, Ga, July News was re-
ceived to night from Clifton Springs. New
YORK. that Gen. Alex X. Iawton. of this
city, is In very precarious condition at
that place. Gen. Lawton was prominent
IN the Confederate army and under Pres
ident Cleveland first administration was
minister to Austria.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
BASEBALL NOTES

The Roanoke team has been consider
ably strengthened during their recent trip
from home and Will no doubt make a
better showing during the last half of
The pennant race than they have in the
first. McGann is playing great ball at
the second bag and is the right man in
the right place.
y new pitcher named Anthony has
signed Roanoke contract, and if he
proves as good As his record, he will be
valuable addition to the team
Pitcher Bruner, late of the Lynchburg
team, has signed Il Roanoke contract.
kimble had his left hand injured in
one of the Richmond games so badly
that he had to be taken out of the game.
He was struck with IA pitched ball.
The locals will return home to-day
and will begin a series of four. games
with Petersburg, two of which will be
played on Saturday, the fourth. Both
Petersburg and Roanoke have strength.
ened their teams and good games may
be expected.
To-day is the beginning of the second
half-season and among the players will
be the following new faces: O'Hagan. Me
Gam, Scherer, Bruner and FultZ.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
Oh The DIAMONDS YESTERDAY
ROANOKE VICTORIOUS.

Richmond, July 1.-The game was
beautifully played before great audience
representing nearly every State in the
Union.
Score: Roanoke, 5 runs, 0 hits, error;
Richmond, 4 runs hits, error. Bat
teries: Kimble and Williams; Kagey, Gil
patrick, Boland and Wilson
I.YNCHBURG BEATS PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth, July 1.-The visitors took
the last game of the present series by
score of Z to g. They got OH to Bruner in
the eighth and batted out enough runs to
win. Stephenson, late of the Norfolks,
is playing with Portsmouth in the right
garden.
Score: Portsmouth, runs. hits, err
rors; Lynchburg. runs, II hits, 2 errors.
Batteries: Bruner and Rieman; Brown
and Fear.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
NORFOLK DEFEATED.

Petersburg. June 1.-The locals de-
feated Norfolk easily too day. In the first
eight innings the visitors found Kitson
for only one safe hit. Both teams played
good ball.
Score: Petersburg, D runs, hits, ? err
rors; Norfolk, , runs, 3 hits, errors
Batteries: kitson and Vetter; Leach and
fThurston
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
THE SPIDERS WON EASILY.

Chicago July 1.-The third game was
as easy for the Spiders as the two preced-
ing ones. They hammered Friend all
over the lot until finally, in the eighth,
after four runs. and five hits had been re-
corded he became disguised and deliber-
ately walked off the field, and the game
ended in farce, Catcher Kittridge doing
the balance of the pitching Attendance
300.
Score; Chicago, : runs, IA hits, err
rors; Cleveland. 10 runs, 10 hits, errors.
Batteries: Friend and Kittridge and
Daily; Wilson and O'Connor
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
Il. THE GENTRY-PATCHEN RACE.

Chicago, July Joe Patchen and
John K Gentry will meet for the first
time tomorrow afternoon on the Wash
ington Park track, and Judging by their
condition to night ii great contest may be
expected. Gentry's mile in 2:03 / y last
week at Red Oak, speaks for him. 1t
has been common talk about Washing
ton Park track that Joe Patchen is not
In condition, and so generally was this
statement accepted, that it has nterfered
materially with the interest in the meet
ing, Gentry being considered II sure win
ner. But Jack Curry, Patchen's trainer
and driver, tonight waved his hands
angrily in abiding to the talk about
Patchen' S condition, and declared il en-
anated from his (Curry's) enemies. IF
Gentry beats my horse tomorrow. said
ne to an Associated Press reporter, he
VIII nave to 90 the best pace he ever had
TO go in his life" The Gentry. Patchen
race VIII consist of two heats out of
three, instead of the regulation three out
of five.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
vICE-PRESIDENTIAL BEE.

sCincinnati, July IAN Enquirer spe-
cial from Parkersburg, w. Va, says:
Before Governor McCorkle started for
Chicago from Charleston tonight it was
announced that McCorkle would be
doomed for the Vice-Presidency. 1t is
said that he has been promised support
by Maryland, Virginia and other South
ern delegations.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
BALTIMORE BEATS NEW YORK

Baltimore, July 1.-The Champions
again defeated the Giants to-day in a
game devoid of startling features At
tendance 8, ,i3.
Score Baltimore, runs, 9 hits. 3 err
rors; New York, , runs, : hits, 3 errors.
Batteries: McMahon and Clarke; Camp
field, Wilson and Farrell.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02

THE Fair''is now open Mt No. 0 Sac II
avenue with full line of stationary.
glassware, etc. George Gravatt, Mana
ger.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
DAYS GOOD PLAYING.

Brooklyn, \. y, July 1.-The Qua
kers hit Gumbert mostly to-day when
men were on bases Young Keenen
proved Il puzzle to the Brooklyn sluggers.
He struck out five of them Captain
Nash's men played snappy game in the
field. Merits distinguished himself by
making marvellous catches in center
DAILY did the best playing for the home
team. Attendance, 2,200.
Score: Brooklyn, , runs, hits. err
rors; Philadelphia, runs, 8 hits, , err
rors Batteries: Gumbert and Burrell;
keenen and Grady Umpire, Emslie.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02
PITTSBURG BEATS ST LOUIS.

St. Louis, July 1.---Pittsburg started
in and batted out four runs in the initial
inning, and added three more during the
game, while the Browns were unable to
hit Hughey for more than seven safe hits,
only two of which they scored. Quinn
the Browns old time, reliable second
baseman, was released by Chris Won der
Abe to-day. Attendance, 700
Score: st. Louis, runs, ! hits, 1 err
ror; Pttsburg. : runs, IL hits errors
Batteries: Donahue and Murphy
Hughey and Mack Umpire. lynch
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02

Try one gallon of ice cream and one
pound Of cake for one dollar at Catognis.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02

NOTICE.

Subscribers to the Roanoke Telephone
Exchange will please add to their cata-
io9ues the name of Hunter & Co, grocery
store, No. 1913. II. l.. WRIGHT, Man
ager.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-02

500 Bicycle and $50 Bicycle Suit given
away. Every 50-cent purchase gets a
ticket. See ad. Gilkeson * Taylor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-25

Ths branch photographic once. custom
house, Port Townsend. VIII furniah on
application, free Of charge. full informal
ten regarding ths following notices 70
mariners:
Adriasis -. Italy. Marietta aitsrsssas
Ia lighta
Africa, east esast chinAs ssvss -
trance, alterations IN 1ightA
Africa, west coast, French xsnga. nsw
British Columbia, Vancouver island.
southeast coast. buoyAge Of CoIburne
passage
Chile. Valparaiso approach. Drovisaonai
light on Curaumflla point.
Cochin China. Hon Com peninsula
breakers north Of Three Kings rocks.
Erratum- Notice to Mariners. No. .
QsD Of iss&. and Light List. Vol. l.
France. north coast Bray Dunes light
exhibited.
France. north coast. Ruytinsen light
vessel to be replaced By Relief light ves-
eel.
France, west coast, Loire river entrance,
light.
France, west coast. Gironds river en-
trance. cordouan permanent light sx-
hIbited.
Ireland. southeast coast. oueeEstovn
tCcrkD harbor. intended alterations In
color OF ouoy4
Italy, west coast. Genoa regulations for
vessels entering or leaving the port.
Maine Herring gut approach. Old CllIsy
ledge. temporary beil bdoy.
Massachusetts, Cape Ann, temporary
alteration IN position OF Sirai.smouth
Island light.
Massachusetts,. Merrtmack river en-
trance. alterations In buoysxe, etc.
Mediterranean sea. France. Cannes.
light buoy established.
New Zealand. Stewart island. east coast,
reported dangers. etc
lights on wIlxsnson Point and Otter
Greek beaconsl
Texas, Brazos river entrance. intended
light
virginia. Elixabefh river. Norfolk APP
preach. Lower Lambert Point buoy
moved
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A0D0h
Hooo-8eayy: state cemDon % eAolca.
- eruu. 4S0s13c. ~ crop. 1Qer. raciaa
Csast - Greg. fS0sc. - erop. 10se.
Woo1.
WesLoasst: domestic 0essa 1oo1e;
peeR0DeuA.
IseEsesun-ouae<; GATED elsss1 Q1sss
Uaanlnk
Pig ize.-ouies; Southern. slnuQls;
Xefthefz. o16l1
Copper-Fsru. BROKERS. tr-ysA
Leod-Stcaays hrcke-S. QA
T1aplAtee-Narkee slow.
Co9e<.
cu6se-opssons closed steady n net de-
cfine o. fs1S POINTS. May. 81 rS0i3 %.
July. Gl13It-S. September. s1e. ss6se -
spot eohees Ria. dull: No. !. lac; niia.
0aset: Cordova. lsA 9zSc-
sugar.
eugar-Rau. arn. fair reaniex. ssfe:
centrifugal. . test. <c. refined. frm: stan
oArd A. si-ifc: confectionery A. Si-1sc:
erasned. isisc: granuiated. s3-lec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-25

NAY = 20 5. inclusive. round trip rate
81 q 20 Wi BE- made o. the magnificent
steamer City OF Kingston. which VII tezvs
SEATTLE at 1913 4 IA on May -. . srsd "A,
ana AZ 70 D. m On MAJ =. Tia ceIebrz-
,scn At Victoria On account OF the queen
ss-ssHsv wfll he 90 wran6sr scale than
ever esssre, and everything VIII BE dons 70
exsy OF Ksrestsn- For tickets. ETC.. can
:. yeslsr wharf or Northern Pssf4c city
sIckss once. L A. SAdeau. general agent,
seattle
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n yea are going East resnembsr ths
w1r4sern PscsAc Yurs two overland YES
slhsaie<a trains daily. and travelling IN thea
rscopes . luxury. Leavo Seattle ~ So
: a ana 80 D n No sfousSs 10 esse yos
esrx rxrfsrasnrs u you call ~ xorshern
Prcs sc oGcs. esrDss yzxss avsnss asA xss.
II Way. oa<11A
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Get on to the Northern rncfno y1yev.
rts change Of time VIA the Norfhsru
Pacific enables passengers 20 iosve nens-
"a daily At 80 ,. m. reaching u PM
sra Minneapolis IN sfxty-stx hourD az
T~hEearo IN sevensy-ntns hours. Ianpoan.
S.s - fsH neon OF the thfrG DAY. o.
=. 81 sfx. ~ Joseph ~ S:s1. Asehisou a
ga r~nv~nxorth 81 716 ana Kansno C5tv
:, ssx . IN. 81 Louis ~ 7sfs q n
yau can see fross this that the Nerfh.
- Pacific u fastss than any other m
- -, potnss. and. II you Win esupaso
s-s.,tec. you viii So the Eoefhsrn p,
-. hszts ali cfhsr finss Into Lncoen
.-sr.~-strse hours. o. Jossph thsrry-eoa
49, Afrhssan fhfrty-ons hourn. Iea1-
-a-.h thirty-two hours anA Kasena
80 ,ss-~y hours. vhers Immaculate 80
s.-..r,s. re made In union dspotD L. n
.sss,.x .or.sh and sosshsAst.
T,.,,,. ferret fh<f the Nerfhan psct6.
a. ~. er,,y Hne running twu trufpe dsfIv
:. ~. Ys<,. the oniy lins maxine cJoSe
ss-~erssrs.s with only one change 81 car1
- 81 southeastern points. the only Ifno
~ -. yeliowsfcns National PARK, and t.
palI-nsn and dining car route from ssas.
rsr <sr information, fsckses sseepsn9
~sv reservations. efe-. can On o. Witt
4 A Nad<ss. Gener>1 Assnf corn1s v1euo
aysnrs and Tssler wAy. Seattle. WanA
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Total Sa1es-
The tasa. sales Of stocks te.zy we're a.
81 s-xr~~. srcsccirx: American Tobacco.
> 200, American Sugar. nse. BurifnRson.
50. rnsrsxs Gas. f.se- Louisville 4 NASH
vile. l.see: ST. Paul SssA
rl0or-
rTour-ReceErts. ri.sa azrress: exports.
-.ve. Dun ara weak with "a sa,ss OF as
socsatsar h-anss reported Minnesota pat
erts. uTszsIr5. 90 bakers. 6S81&
wheat
wh~st-Recespts. E.sn bushels. exsoFts-
II. 30 bushels. Spot cal: Ne. ] nAsc. n's0
-1H~ 3c<zcns advanced ssser The Open
lag On export BUSINESS. Northwestern buy
snx aad local covering. bat last before the
sssss sssst CT sacer seA.ixarg and vAs
finally gnsesflei a; . partial decline ef
Nc. No. : red. May. E&Ssz&c. closed GAcs
lEsy, EA01 ia eiees2 Gza -a----
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HOTEL NoRrHEu.

HOTEL NoHI
= q. MArner. Evegoee -
g. G. Daring TAcomA
v. q Hussey. Portland
niss AAry fsoer.on. NsW WaAonA
GS.noS p are1 m..A
J. =. GoIdsuoith. Sd. PM
J. n. Rector, Tacpwa,
r. ]. GienAlvin. Portland BASEBALL a.
e. stoner. Portland Basebau Ciuh
@. Bahb. Portland BasebaII C1nh
B. Doweil. Portland HsssbsI CiuA.
Georre Boruhera PortInnd ~ sshsii fa~h.
" Esunimor~- par.Isnd r3~s~hsii 49,
A Balsx. Portland Hssshar C,iuS
Thomas Frssbis. Rortiand nsssnsii a.
Mcssucs.n rasslen6 S1 ssss. S'S "a
Geo Nrfsnrfhv "A Rssss.sn fsirh
psss pnrty.. - - s. ..eS..iI <T..S = 49,
a Il. T.ssii. II ~ pnrf xnrsseS'
p r Windmann Me- Wf~S~~
q r RiarEfor6' 1.SscSrs'
0eorgs Rysrson. HsinnoA
w. ~. WingAfd and vile xAeo0A
Z. Sumpertx NeI xosA
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C1naxnAa. LeAvenworA
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n ~ Rara rAonna
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1mRn oejhrAish cock: foot OF wsshing-
UfS4 II o'clock q m. for Kingston.
n 0onbie. eeabeck. Brsnnon, Holly.
oaf1A 1lnlwaap Falls. Hoodsport ana
- CO. Heuirns aiteynate dayaL
d, TROUTAAN. Master.
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n faSdsy. % :. .. and J Snd a.
nntnrday, 10 .. m, .. ~ a6d
- nnh4Isy. .sxcept Saturday ga
q. y. and fz:S and 3.l8 .. -:
= m and las and 60 3 =:
= n ard ,. -
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- GrEANsHIP coaRA3gx.
- nAxl.AxD AND EvA,oo1x.

- - rovnsen1.lesah ~ rsstA
Port Angeles. Pogf crencn1f
- pyuhf. Csallam Hay and Neak
gninU. arrives II 6eeff1e r.
111te days. Steamer Evaalei
~ dock for Pert knRe1ee ~
5ondays. Wednesdays and M
y = m: arrives 1satf1s e1tos.
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BUBkMAN nLggpns0 cans.
1k1OANT DBNlu0 Cana.
IOu8lD4 oL8nRINo Cans
q. PssL Ma.asapsaas. DusssA,
RsrBa GPanA BeshA crsshseea.
WtaaaDeg. usisas AaA Basss.
Chleage. RhiiaAslpAia. WssAangssa. Msv
Hssk. Bssssa. - III pslses
Last 80 oeasA.
The Only Line Running I've Owe.
lssd Trains Daily rren osattle.
FINE eC08DULU.
n B9set .ASrn n ~
TRAIND LEAVE aEATTLB-
For q. Paul and Eass. - . - -
81. f Ssss': :. 81 d + - H. e. ss
; e 4 Scum s: =; u u: 81 /. =. "a
rRAiNs AEnIvn At sEArrLu-
FROM 81 Pari and East. 80 = - -
s:. f; S's:s. =: !. a an: =, nfs ga:
iss$ I sssss Pc; a IL u I'd h. -.
sDaIly except Sunday. An sthorU Aany.
This card subject 10 change vtthsSt
.fSroush tickets 70 J.ssn ara cn,na VI
American line
Fos rates. routes ana eshw informatisa
can on or eddrses
T. A. NADBAu.
0enssnl Agent. 0eatt1A
CITY Ticket once. corner yss,sr vav
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Once, conner WoDtog3
avenue and Columbia street
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant General PasecnRef Agenl
No - Morrison stSsss corner Thru
Portland. Or.
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rs & 4 Eo 10 b5sissoss.
80 ss;sr1 and Port tssHaaesss
- CITY dock. foet q Nnja
q n. calling IT south Beach.
NJ Yard. Brsmsrfoa. q. q
5Ses6sle Leaves Port Orchsri
l61a q p. m: oxFtvoD 0oatf1o
49, z ~. Hobsnoons WoDfef. LlflV
~ . ca. agents. Telsphona. Nah
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HA1fER NARY y. pBRx1EY
S5711gtoo'6 Uhasf, foot e Waen-
rs 81 se s,ss- B.. g!ysa
y Duck. charisston, Gidnsy.
tntco. 0iIverdale. at Z .. n.
- ,. m+ Sunday. Z .. \: r..
Dvss siIvefdals as S:8 q n
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C0txe4pouolA8 w. " - J~A'.~D
ne market b flooded With old chickens.
Dsalsrs are paying to farmers sos.1 cents
per pound. live weight. and they ma Dus
q poor market The demand u for young
per dosen-
Potatoes ere quoted ~ - PR ton. and
are very scarce. and IN good demand. prin-
efpal1y for seed.
A car OF bananas arrived today. and seao
q S16o0a per bunch.
ExgS are not coming iD pi0tifuhy.
Dealers are payinx si101e cents per dossn
% producers. and are jobhing 1t 1Oa6lic.
4 heavy local dealer In butter said TO-
DAY that uakive Washington butter had
gone from Is cents per pound 60 II centA
II this b true. ft means that Washington
butter In seeking the levei Of the Oregon
quotations. II means many moro things
70 the creamery man.
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VERONA ROUTE


orEANER RoeALIE.
1Neo0 4Cck. leaves for Victoria ana
II I0Wpsend daily. except Saturday, 81
y 4 n. returning leaves Victoria At
= steiner Idaho leaves for Port
l91og. 81 q. M. Sunday. direct. At 8
= -; peturning. direct. leaves Port
XUCnen1 ct .. n. Phone. Pike n.
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en~c,ai Trip Of seeamsS CITY cfKJnoue0o
rhss steamer VII ieave Bsftss - - .. =.
Ca Monday. MAy =. for Victoria - aecou-
ro6A:s tnsS excursisnsets - u oG1e1gn-
sIoza ssere. Fare only Re1 for tho rsu11
frip. THIS rate sepl;ss - 1ay = . = =.
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neduceA Rates % Sc Louis via NORTH
eTn Pacific
rs- The natsoaaa Republican eoavestssn.
Ts-ksts ON sale June 10 and IL Round trfp
ate. S1 n For Al particulars call on or
as5rsss L A. Nstsau- g@aeral zreat Sortn-
err Pacific rassrczd- corner 1esier vsy
"a First svenz<e. Seattle
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IN VANCOUVER ROUTE

oxRAleER GEORGE =. STARR
- INssna. - noon: Seattle Yesaer
y m. Mondays and Thursdays
~ 1oUnaend, AnAcorfes, rairhayen-
4 hofcom. Blaine and Friday Har.
: - yaneouysr. arriving vancouyor Z
= r. EiSiAe. g: fare to vancouvsr.
~ lu1shsr Information apply 70 Yea.
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/ ~9 - kR0MOs
Chicago. Nay 1-wheas ruled quiet an
day. Prtcs changes were narrow. besns
within SC range. and while the price
a one time Was = fraction lower than Il
caoeed yesterday. the average was the
sane A. II closed last night to Nc above.
Inc opening was steady. with only q
uknt business. at about the previous
days price. Some sales were effected as
eesc for July. but the bulk Of the OPEN
ing tfades were at 69sc. yesterdays cios-
ing price, II worked for an hour between
VIC ana sOss06shc. with one littie tirnsd
Jump IN the nrss fffteen minutes to soisc.
About II O'Clock the price had saxged to
VIC and sold ~ low ~ ecekc. The OPEN
ing nrmRss was due largely TO reports
Of contlnoed rains and foods In the Da-
noeass with resultant crop damages. but
there was general indisposition among
tfAoerD 10 take much stock in crop dam
49, reports. especially In view Of thu
statement that 8 per cent OF the Red
rfvsr valley seeding had already been ac-
complained. and prices soon sagEed. An
other consideration was the near APP
proach Of the new harvest While We still
have nearly ee.ooooee In the Visible ssti-
mated. weekly decrsases are very light.
and Europeans operators are giving our
market little aftsntion. Later. however.
the market turned stronger. due to the
fact that charteeD were made here for
1oo.ooo bunhela The hoaru had also sold
with nStlo toe much conAdence early Ia
the day. and near the Close. under the
tnnusnce Of the revelation that this mar
kst was ON . level with foreign prices.
the ahcrts tried to recover some OF
their sales and put the price UP. July
closing II N advance Of -
Corn wAs fAirly arm. notW1fhstAndtne
the early weakness Of the wheat MARKET
until the heavy estimated receipts for
Monday we're received. sfser which the
market yielded y renewed selling PRES
sure
In cats there was but little doing. and
being indusneed almost entirely By
wheat.
Provisions. ewing TO the bsstsr feeling
prevailing ~ the stoekyards. showed Inn
provement although at no tine was trad
Ing hsAvy.
ussans osssaaasaA
wheat-Aay. &C; July. &c.
Corn-Aax MO: June. 11tA
osts-May. Nsko: July. lskeL
Pork-May. G.1s: July. G.S1
LArd-AAy. ~: July. Ax3aA
Ribs-May. nnx; July. a.sA
Rye-15fc.
Bariey-x70oGn
flaxseed-G3<a
Timothy-Qk
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CAttle-Native beet stserD ~ e IN
extreme range OF u.1o0l: miikers end
springers average lower.
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big t0epound hogs cold - low - @1.8.
and prime assorted Il to lto.pounA hogs
brought S3se62M
Sheen-The few o6srings that eamD on
the market today were cold on baslo OF
u.164 for inferior to prime sheep and
1s.5c9ft6O FOR iambs. with choice Colorado
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