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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
BASE BALL NEWS.


The Kinrwood Club Is playing ball
now and covering itself With glory.
We had faith in tue boys ali the time
that they would redeem them elves
oud come in on the home-streteh at the
ratio OF l6 TO 1. Last Friday our boys
went To Terra Alta aud defeated Mt
lake Park by score OF 5 &c s. We
were not present aud have been unIb .
to get the score card or any report oI
the game. The evening before, the
game was declared of. as they claimed
there was no pace To- play. and the
matter was mixed and spoilt consider
ably. but the clubs came on and played
anyhow.
The most exciting game OF the sea-
son was played on the diamond Of the
Kingwood Ball Park SATURDAY.. be-
tween our club aud Grafton. There
was large crowd present and the
game was red-hot from start Co finish.
The Grafton club was loaded for bear
and had a professional pitcher from
Wheeling q catcher from Marie tia and
short stop from liagerstown. One of
their players named White umpired for
Grafton and W. f. Clapp, the Special
Pension Examiner. for &ingwood. MIR.
Clapp j. hrst-class umpire.
The game started at 2:S0 sharp. with
our boys at the bat They got one
hoad-Inark and then went foot The
visitors me TO the stick and goose
egged. Then we scored twice before
retiring aud batted the Wheeling pitch
er all over the field In fact our boys
are getting so they bat pretty we'll
now and that has been their weak point
heretofore
The most unfortunate feature of the
game was taat big Jake Radnbau ugh
got badly hurt lie was batting the
imported pitcher better than anyone
and got hit just above the eve by a
very hard ball while at the bat. lieut.
his eye badly an 4 would have dropped
an ordinary man, but Jake never
grunted IL gave him bad eye aud
knocked him out of the game, but he
is getting along ali right and will be
well soon. We hate TO think that the
Wheeling pitcher did it on purpose.
but It was very careless, TO say the
least.
When Grafton came TO the bat for
their last inning the game was won
for Kirgwoed by a score of IL 90 Z aud
our pitcher and catcher should have
held IL down to that, but instead, got
ratified and made some awful blunders,
allowing Grafton to make ave runs and
tie the score Then another inning
was played and no one scored and IL
was still tic. Kincwood wanted 20
finish the game. but Grafton bad to go
70 get their train and gave us the game
anyhow
In the sixth inning SANDY" Bower
slugPed the ball out of sight and made
home run. The Wheeling pitcher
famed out twelve OF our club while
Dent struck out sixteen for Grafton.
Here is the score by innings and the
~ II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20

Don't fan Ia attend the big game of
base ball at the KingwoOd Ball Park
tomorrow friday afternoon. as Il
viii be the best game OF the season.
Toe Fairmont club has played about
thirty games this year and only lost
three of them The club is counted
the best in the State outside Of Wheel
ing. Our boys will give them red-hot
game. The bali opens at , p. m. sharp.
There will be big singing contest
in the Baptist Church at Albrightsville
next Sunday, August 2srd. commencing
at D. M, between the Beech Run
Choir under Prof Ira +. Groves and
the bethlehem Choir from Valley dis
trict led by Prof Nelson Erwin. Everv-
body invited. as IL is free to all and
some fine singing is expected.
Robert H. Brown returned Monday
from ten days visit among relatives
over in Ohio. where he went 10 attend
the Brown Family Reunion, which was
held at Shreve, Wayne county on Sat
urday, August sth lie was accom-
panied by his brother, Charley Brown.
who lives in West Grafton Bob re-
ports a big time and a very pleasant
visit.
The Fail mont Base Ball Cub will be
here Friday morning 60 play in the
afternoon at our Bali Park. Saturday
morning they 60 to Rowlesburg and
play Function at 10 O'Clock there and
the Deltas az , p. m. They get ESQ for
the three games and paw their own ex-
penses- The Kingwood club pays them
$50, Rowlesburg so and Tunnelton $40.
Every lover OF the Great National game
should see one OF these match games.
The Institute at Terra Alta last week
was very successful one and was well
attended, the enrolment reaching
about 24O. Several prominent educa-
tors from different sections of the
country were present and assisted in
the work OF instruction. j. Russell
Trotter, the Republican candidate for
State Supt. of Schools was one OF the
Instructors The Institute adjourned
Friday evening, after deciding by a
vote of 107 TO 50 to come 10 Kingwood
next year.
The people have long since learned
that the most disagreeable medicines
are not necessarily the best In fact,
| as rule. thev are not What is want
ed is something mild and sure such
| as Cham6erlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoa Remedy. That is really
| pleasant 20 take when reduced with
water and sweetened. Then il is ac-
knowledged everywhere 20 be the most
successful remedy in the world for
bowel complaints. Ask any number
of druggists for the best remedy they
have for diarrhHa and fully nine out of
ten will recommend Cham berlain's.
In speaking of this medicine. Mr.. Il
u. Buffum of Friendsville. Susquehan-
ma Co. Pa, says I'VE have used IL in
our family for pain in the stomach,
collie and dIarrhpl and found IL 10 be- a
most effective remedy" For sale by J.
a. Lenhart
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McGinnis For Justice.

TUNNELToN, w. VA. Aug ~. 1895.
EDIToR ANGUS: The Democrats Of
this end of Kingwool district are solid
for Eugene McGinnis for Justice and
want TO see his name on the ticket
lie is a man OF good Judgment. fair,
impartial and honest, and will ma Ike a
frst-class Justice of the Peace. lie is
an old wheel-horse in the ranks of the
Democratic party and deserves some
recognition. lie is bari working,
industrious citizen and well known
and liked by all OF our people. We
hope it will be the pleasure OF the
Democratic District Convention 70 nom
mate him We write this without his
knowledge, but we think he will ac-
cept the nomination.
FREE SILVER DEMOCRAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
Cures kidney and BLADDER diseases.

Thousands OF such cases have been
cured ny The ne OF Botanie BLOOD
haHm Is. u II You doubt H. ell
or send 10 the Company whose ndv,r.
tisement appears ia this paper and
they VIII. hoe n one cent stamp, send
you book OF wonderful cures. not
only OF the above disesses hut OF
all manner Of ailments arisinst from,
impure blood. IL l. the stand ard rem.
edy OF the age FOR the onre OF all blood
and skin diseases Si 90 per large bot.
tie
For sale 10y Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
NOtlCe to Cred tors.

To the creditors of Nancy and John
sterling, deceased;
In pursuance Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court of the County OF Preston,
made In "A cause therein pending Tn
subject the real estate OF the said de-
cedents To the payment OF their debts.
Won are required 10 present your claims
against the estate OF the said Nancy
and John Sterliug for adjudication To
w Is. Parkhurst commissioner, NJ his
the 26th day OF Octoher next.
Witness, j. W Watson, Clerk OF said
Court, this 3d day OF August 1924.
j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
p. j. CRooAN, Atty. s-G-96.0t si.2O
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Notice

All parties having claims against
the estate of Joseph Feather. deceased.
will please present same for payment
on or before September LIST, 1896
j. w. AND NJ Il. Il. FEATHER
August 1896. Executors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
BASE BALLl
Tho Biggest and Best Gsmo Of
Ihe Seasnn.
KINGMNnn ,s. rAIRMnNr-

hiNbhVob vs.. fAikNoNT,
At the kingwood Base Ball P,rk.
To morrow. Friday. Aug elst.
Game Gated "a . o'c'ock p. an, sharp
Proc of Admission. Same AS
Last Game.
The Fnirmont Club is male nm
Of Professional PLAYERS from all
over the country and has won about
"a out OF 30 games tins season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
Is Of players /;
Save the Girls

The effic1cy OF McErse's Wine o.
Car iui IN assisting young girl To
safely pass the most critical period of
her life that Of deveiOping into q
woman first brou ShL IL TO the atten-
ton OF the discoverer. Neglect Of
proper treatment at this stage in a
girls life, may SOW the seeds OF early
death or cause a lifetime suffering.
Mothers. guardians aud teachers
should see that girls under their ere
have the benefit Of this wonderful med
icine 1t helps them form correct
habits and build strong constitutions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20

Mr.. j. J. Davis, Lorrette. La,
write MY daughter seventeen
years OF age had never had her month
lies and had been sick twelve months.
She was pale and her complexion was
nearly green. Doctors and everything
else failed until we got a bottle of
McElre's Wine of Cardui. Using half
OF it brought her around all right.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
40 tho PeonIe Of Preston

viii resume tho practice OF thc law
in Kingwood. September D. 1880
r. W. M0NHoE
August 10. 1896. SIN
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

enlc,ro June 10 ,S,erpu was go Z hose er''''
,v, n, ,,h.a. viih = a'. havo re''me 3 comm n i
.,-,.l - ., -, i.--- . -v- AT ''"'r '"h "RF
T-,. ,-.-.., ,,,c.i about 0r, ~ 'he early -'''''
w. 70 rc-ei ,uI fir - 80 VS. -" ''r T'"r''nN ''F
o,rel ~ :7~.c -ll l,'vc'n 5cs nri 'N' ''i '''''1
"a. 49, THO carly Weakness wrs Nn lover c'h'' "hl
r ,,e huge Nlr.iwes.rrn ro'.n"n'. Ninr '''on' ana
n.,,,, hal -fs ca-~ a-.rs ~ w..A and - at
,.,r frilrt NJ .i,is~l Increase 100 s'o.k ~, N""'
Ir.n ,-ttrs .'r-f~ast Z $4,000 h- "frh Icy ihr
...i- ,-I ferr'.i Foreigners sT 80 SD ~ ih',r ,,,
= .l. l-firni rrre S-uiNnrl c.'rf'nees T'' -''"
lush Tho market gf Cd 'put ptigc 'rin'r m%'
an, ,,rr r. r,, s'ar'eI reports from the \orih
y...f - -ris' IN sl'rg Nacaf y vfe helped aHS iN
noNs from ~f Lula that prc~s "".r iil - 't"'t u
S.t.r Iilrue iorn nicrs equal ~ 10 ~ 'ni'n-"
ia. curl, selling shprt selling fN"rN c'e went ~
eN.,,m.s IN the lear site That WAS tre rros-n mat
me ~aiv was sharp As 'he market f'i ouc,rl lHi
there lni D. 2 'li NJ against them H1l'
n.,,ol Oh, market a'.rs af'c- b. Hrl stnriei..
,',-r a.a firm v.fh.n y iuv seiinc tc'we 4
o--,r ana 2s'.c ard = sinr 2Sisc Tn" c'lsns Nin
,...s u,s with wheat '~0ir urimp1r- lh'
weather c0,'t Mt have been improved sp'n.
Tlursiay September sl between ii' Ni5'sc and i7a.r
and closed l7.c May sll a. 2p-c and nt Hi'.c ana
n lsei ~ ap'.c Th.r~ 'rmous stahn'rl clenr
nnces y bush looks "a Il tin oats ciearauccs
~ vlud he over t0otOo lush The rrcent- were
~, crs tho for saturday -. charters - o0o
expected. There 2a.otr ~ 80 tsf' mate
uriay was 2lWS Price, az tne nris ~ lNc over
Receipts Ncs, large. ~ kcrs We're rsth"f fre
sellers particularly - pork Mon si,scal 10
i2i., under Thursday. lard ond rts au7' p under
on curb puts lu,y wheat = sci ~ calls
.Sa.c Puts September corn closed ~. ..J',
calls 4, 29ssC
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Thsre was rather a hight demand
- scil prices held steady strictly choice stock
..lnx general, ~ 81 II. Medium and in r-la-
,,velv ight supply and held firmly few sales re
,,or1el Al M White kidney are dull ara can he
iou,h, easily NJ 81 - few more red kidney Ni,e been
,.k@n b, shippers 81 O2. srd there Il TO more
c,nhdencc fei She cpse schrceF anyth'n- doing IN
male soup or Lima slow Green ien.
dun and weaker. We quote Beans, 'mcs''e iaar&f0" &
cr"ce Ter bush 81 -; do medium and SiGtl o2s
A. wh:e idney, 81 % 10. red kifney. slnS OF 40
t,r,le soup c)Qsl 25 DO yellow 81 2'oSi 3; Do
i'm, California Il 60 d.. foreign pes. Old. hbps do
,.,rlen medium old 7JuSJc. green peas hbls sod75c
DO tars G7~17u 30. sco-ch. hbs 75G'''4c; do. bags
1O012isc
TI-T~rERArrvals only moderate while the trade
,ossnr VA. rather light There Increasing hrn~ss II
s,rctlv fancy frvers were unabl" 10 secure
ex,ra creamery below i5i-c. and make ihn straight
oro,s,on fpr gods good many oi tie usnaiy
A. lower pfcc snes q quality Just shacnr
extras are reported i5c with nrss plenty and easy NJ
l4d4ixc Oiher grades unchanged. state dairy remains
ouet ", weak feeling. ~Ncep' on strictly
fancy quality. which the offerings nrr SIM very ishi
Imitation creamery shows no Guonble chanrc Fresh
factory with moderate demand especially Tor the
top grades exporters have made few purchase genrr
ally the basis Of lie for extra marks We quote
creamery per n. 3itc DO State extras
State dairy half frkn tubs. lsl l5c do Welsh.
extras. i4'tc. DO. thirds 70 hrsts. loul4c: imitation
creamery nrsis ler: do sec, nds. l0HQllc: Western
dairy sGll1c factory, extras lie do. hrss. lOc DO
thirds 10 seconds. s1sisc; old butter 7f0c.
EGGs-Receipts quite moderate today. but there
considerable accumulation hand from previous ar
rivals. and the demand continues dull and selec'vs
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

M YORK; June ~ 1876
HEEyEs Regoipts were 10 ea.s gr 2'is h.si i1s
snd l2 f,r The nark~. making. WIKI cas- held
jcsriay II 10 be s,ld On light rpp~' Trli-
um 70 ehoce notive s-es ',ld ' fliy 'tsirsd prc.s
hardly quo,ahiv lover W Demand fr export. Ordinary
- f.ir .i.rr cold nt nqtf 20 Ier go d. TAI md at
sie"-s nj - g:t 30 and finrs a. 81 oouf3 - bulls
nt 81 oias3 2t - 81 S,us3 CIV dressed boo.
Rdrs yow - G07c per ID 7o-lays oa,l.r from Icn1
tHs. ioc dre's weight rctrGerator h.ef s.oS NJ G-
Tit' 10 Top price ~ cattle ~ '.afgow. g.. ~
th-ep 1Sc. --latest cables quoted sheep selling NJ Lordor
nnd Liverpool AZ lo1ric ir"ss~ weight. shipment
Cav on the \ rw~s'an 10 Glasgow. 5ol cattle for y.
Morris. T. morrow the " 'sf~lpri VII AXE on t75
cattle and tc2 quarters of i~@f f schwarzschi 4 fu.r
aal ca'" ~ Ros~r rtaums i;r- 90. and 900 hood -
powi K~ifer. rnafirr Tho total shair,n for woet
u n.ef al 10 por's = Grr Britain With 'hs cS"pt'.n
d, ,97 Co., 81 90 II io 1861 D ai 81 % T. sab
,el Prnnsyivann DO 100 H. ~ 81 30 - TO- i033 49,
81 81 ! tag. 1880 H. AZ 81 10 iui,s i7sl b a. e -:
il ,' & 70
newton CO.: STATE bulls li75 Ih at 81 e.. . state
sNorman & culver: ~ i'nnsvivaa'a oxen. i4fi H. at
50 -
H. a, s. ao c D. 27s d. At s., 1l isSo H. AZ s. x: ss
4 II tppsten: - 'ai-cnd "lis'nl"rs.' i0Si 10. ut
e. 20. IL s4s ~ nj 81 ~ cow. 100 10. 81 10
M!iIH COWS Recent. he'd and .old .s follows;
by Hume 3 Mullen: cow ana calt FOR sas ''' 80
CALVES Receipts 572 head. all for the market
81 head h.d ysserdoy making o2a sale
readily cleared Common TO prime yeals sold 81 5od
g. 50 ner NJ choice d. at 50 s7tgs5 culls 81 and
and active but easier late arrivals Early sale
Of dressed veal. a, <s97c 10 tha
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
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NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. '2D s1ELm. S.rn,..,.
$50 A. M-Except sunday Empire S;ate stat rNpe p,es
Fastest train in the world stops A at A'oans' D. M
Niasars ssi Fails IS; p This train is limited to
oso A. rnS May Fos, Mail PqgS9k,eepsNfi Ni,esIa a
any. utica, Syracuse. Rochester buna'0' >''s'A
1890 A. M-Escsp, sunday. Day Express For all I'm
100 p M"Daiy Southwestern Limited For colam. a.d9.
bus Cincinnati. Indianapolis ana er,c,se ~. Roches-
at Poushbecp,e Albany. u"ea syracuse
Chicago sDeca for m pStGD soussAsepse S.ess
Albany. Aba % schenec,ady ttica syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 F. M.~E1cep, SUNDAY. West Point Po"shh'ep'''
4,ao = mEbaiiy Sorth snore Limited Due l Detroit
$50 M Chicago i:9c p m stops al A'"''''
GOO Mbay For Albany Troy S,d,ae Ts'sa saif9n. ams5
Nssara sass fs ci.ys,nd Toedo Detroit Chicago
s'a' r,,,s5i 9 Ass. s5 9Fs snG ssast' Burlington
1880 p M-Daiiy For }urao Niagara Fans ons Trevs a.
sSa tessHa'als hsapy and
900 n MDsy r Sn on cITrf9 rr Book ss' 'Raway Lyons
onb Fer syrecuss o'T.TH Ts wa'SrG%n cegsiaHG
To'dq chcoso s1c|p; sardSy gS! ony rGy ovesve
1910 for chicago nsh an pFinSa eSesS
sUndsy nishI suniay nights Gloversyille and
oos ch''t = ssa 1i'?: @ re = z" PI Kept % Sunday
WV Fsn,i 'ie iiarlca Ty,s!iono y,i...o., and the nerk
shIf PM Yc5i - nar; rh 4 ,IHs 2v!riS"Y f. "YoNKERs
"Ar sht trains run octween Both anl Points n
Pu,nan DIVISION As fnr Yonkers in conn~cuon VIZ. ii
nshI 'Gs Fl'HeG 1 da @S'9 D., Is' ."' on, w
Wsgncr no,. a.g. c@r. VT, q ~ I.oS a[q"f9 s Ia''
Tickets Wagner oncc' a. Grsn4 re- ~ Fast
ith 9,2 Poaiway 80 c,lumbl "a. 81 lo1 1ss
le5th ST. nni i's'h q sa'ion ~" "p1oo,yn @l o''
nars,s, cncct,d from ho,, residence by the West
JOHN " rT',.rI ,i ra.Iro, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
,,r crxrpAL MARKET REPORT.


.. .-,. oo.,o, ,,srket lacked special interest ana
49,. a,n o,,,e narrow zery prices were a'ou'
,o,p,s lower on August, but winter mo',"' ,s,ov.
s,sasv TIE early loss On summer '.'o ~ ,o ..,c
20 ,Aa,, vas quite demand for August al one 'l.'.
Tr,ns The afternoon session there w1a ,nsHi @ firm in
.n ~ shorts and he r1siNc, no ,0irs
"Nn ,,,,.ror m ,,fhs showing an aaNenCe ~ l.
cvsr Yesterdays closing ana NH n,., ieles LverQoi
oNr' Gales 0nly tt-t" 'n's7
ns,sd lover on Both N:turcs and sI - II
or s, ioea f Giis points Sore se.h hr, ,ncr.
% ions r. dinaga N the dtg advice.
~ talk OF serious dansge as He' fo. H,vcrrncn,
40 70, hs, ,rcre was rain n Texas us .,d also In
sni. I,-oau reors rain N some IA, cr,r,
s aIahama snd Mississippi Some S.y "a? NV, mai
40 ". zen rs favora.ie as hrIr'" crr,
eoNiS 10 speak very us 'ui az
Itpo-'F II the oilHl- -. -
p.vnt. vo weeks longer '''',
tlIues luf on he 0thsr hand S'iie -, car
Gus oS,as Ian, a. IN good shspc, and that me c,P
s,aDl warm veather fr two weeks l ~ l,lc. arainst
eanI d.. ,,. rocerts to-day were "' 49, prt
US ~ onc dav last wSek -rd u1' lh "a .o l,s,
I',' -" -. ~.ek we've 100 bales. agths' l"; 's,L
~. and u cSs last year. Interior reCelpS 73>3 list
W. 9;5 Lalcs against 779N Inst week az. - ~ tol.,
We -. ".-,|r eSinrors for week were l4."' nrrs
ssatt o. 80 ost week and Soj last year ley 5 and
agdlns, =" hac. nralrst lis o;3 bales last week anu
7Oeo7 yea. ,.,,,o h,ls the
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston June i9-Mors g nnl.nce Is reported IN the
market ana hetier in1riry but actual sales have
been lirhi amounting only l.GlI.O,o ~. PRICES are
ahout -te,dv showing lnp'c onto and Penn
s,l,nnin ac.c,s rgiccicd at i7riSr for nni NN
and above %, flr Y iSll9c ior ~ J ana fne lclnne
with Michigan iun AZ iiG lac yer II. zine hshcI
q, l0uicc md medium NJ 10 Il1c er II lnN1shcd
conbinr wool steady and win G'-ari
I4di5c for . and * blood. In territory there
been fair trade prices ranging from "a i2c
quality tho secured hssis being 2' zoe for hne anl fine
medium AMI 2J12sc FOR medium A sar, OF .OlOtO 10
e.ght months spring Texas made private terms
and from 3oa3cc clean Is quoted California wool IS lu
nominal In pulled wool air trade At iSfio3c for
super Australian woods quiet anl steady Foreign
pet woo!s fair demand.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

Galveston. June i0-Cotton nominal midiry 1c: low
mddlins. 6Nc good ordinary 6ssc; net and gross ro-
cepts. IA bales stock. 1880. Weekly yNet and gross
receipts go bales exports Great Britain 6oi9 coast
wis. 0ca: sales. 206; spinners. is2
Norfolk juno io-coton quiet. middling. 3-id,; low
mddng. ~ icc good ordinary. Ole MT and gross re
cept- b--s exports coa.'wse. iTO sales .: stocit
ss22 Wsekly-Net and receipts Il6 bales; exports
coastwis~. SOS sales. $50.
New Orleans June l9.-C'otton steady; good m'dllns
7si0c; midilins. Is l0c. low mddng 6c; good orii
nary, Gte MT and receipts. IA bales exports q
Great Britain 80 constwise i.aT0 salfs 100; stock
1851 We-ky-Net ana gross receipts. 10 III bales.
porrs TO Great Britain, 50T8 to the Continent. i52.
coastwise. 5.2t3: sales $3.50.
Savannah, June l0.--cotton dull; midilihg. Tsc; low
mddling l5-8c net and receipts. IS bales:
ports coastwse. %. stock. l00OI WeekyNet and gross
receipts e0> bales: exports coastwise 17il sales A.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 10 3;45 2. Deef-Extrn India mess
dull at ia od prime duh at 3ss M pork-Prrne
mes. Western fine. dull a +5s do. medium dun ~ 3ss
81. fains Short cut about Is 10 lG 70. nrm A
bacon Cumberland cut. about ~ - 30 10 steady at 2ss
short rib. about ~ m steady ~ es. long ccar middles
light about ~ a. ~ steody At Gas long middes
heavy about 30 Ia rs N steady at 23s G short clrnr
miies heavy, about 80 ~ 10 steady ai cisar
bellies sbou, - to u NJ steady Al 2's Gl Shoulder.
about - 10 IA 10. steady 2As. Lard Prime
stendy at -, Nl Cheese finest white
colored steady 90s for ral,pw Prime city nom
nal Cot'on-e~d oii-lAvrrp~ol refined At
Spirit. ~ turpeniinc steady at % H's'n Common Arm
nt - OIL. Nh-n, No red winter dull az IS %. 40
Northern sprins dull at \, iei Corn Mixed Western
sp- steady al IS td. June dun ~ 3s I'D. July iull
81 I'D: August dull A. ~ vi Flour ST. Louis fancy
winter DULL at 0s OIL. Hops at London Pacific Coast
hrIn a. 2JllIas
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

?' IS: : q: ''s T'' and .'.s.. " .
"o & Is Is, q H. at ss butterNi calves
% Ss' &. f E. y.p. .: !. IS 1' y at = is m
u j. Il9s q sa = s,s ytn' n at i's :. Y? '
s q a Wrssr = vs9' ~ - ~ s, at 80 y dc SU 100 ~
., H4%s L st II MqIl'"i 49, i4 NJ a 47 ~ at S.
colns; = 4 vssi ysn. s is ri r. at At cus 7a '0
at Er Fl AND wse cars sa '%r' tSr the
ss s fSns sud % wa. eoSd S' 3ss weGS nesc and
and prices sty cG%9n S D.n. ,aS n .ns mc Inferior 70
Prime S6s +: nse1 S.S%' rPne gsT s sou'sca % S@
c?' sSa %S at no tsi Is1 evil; At a g. % Si"'
" %s Of . & Ss .sss " 'i $40"
for good to pT' @ TTsna T%a ame 70 ,Scso5Se &c. @
ST ~ yer r. 2aa do r 60 n ~ g g - = o.
10 81 20 h': 81 on Ohio 50 sheep Il ~ at 81 10 '' IN
diana ao - H. at oS :" Knucsy lambs "a m at So S Ss Nv ~
80 q r. M at a s. g. III Is = vrsnIa 20 + is e 81 g.
at &; MGihsrsn sp ~ y Co o Virginia q i"ns m a., & q 2o
n @ S a. 3 aS %'FHp% ia aS DO 10" m at
son4r; xrF"a Tick s"ls 10 10 ss at I g ~ ' s'
cIi l. %if"r."n M % ksna.sy La. smss & cS S tP the
go .c'9 stoe q s ,ep h' p o4 m 81 30; do s'
H. am :" 60 SEE g. d "%S"i S os g M @ '' -
stat .'F Fo,pts Were ~ cors 3iS5 hcad' a I rc
& WIN .,q ,sr Xdmnaily steady at 81 t$' -
r. 10 and s9 sy :t s''s s.s SSs f'i sS mti"@
nsl, a-cn,-
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.
,, In.,v June 10 Cattle Receipts lig' 90 marie sy
ra 5, 1 Sa't {. c 49, coaman. Ea sag 90 r2afh
&, Ga ns s"ss .rsssrs ,Da ''yf siSas 3 vSa %
& ~, "'% a.s ., & scass ss & es. a''S.'
,,, Weights 81 5ifs, ca. .onlmoa = sos5 fasl55 sbcep@
!.HI>" ,-ine 81 4oTt3 90. good - 90 ic ~ ,1
1890 o.. g. &c. ,'ruran 90 5o@S9 ,u!ls fiIs- Sog
,a. ..ns e.. ~ i.,. s. 5ods5. common 70 good lambs
Es''s :rA Y.r,.. c',aSo Jun. ~ r"'i sor, e. loa
2 ',sc .r.o .,,-s c's2o 81 71asa : e.@. ma egs
:" b. a., ,.'T 'I ssgss i5' Te,n. >cs$ii - fo,s
le''s CO. l'ae i13rfS' mr. iS!. s. oa,s % 70
eG,. scd = io5 e cnace 7! 's.r'-' (: sSee
is ;;a'ri,, l'9cae. interior 10 cho''" '2'' 10
''@' ~ > @ . r'; s. rdS.s M1.M.' H. %nn
cl,,. ao hca mark rr n",,.r -, .,G''s s,fsr. Sc
~ =. 80 s' sc s. asa bulls Sc 'as2 I' =, 2, ,d X
-, ri f.e.'o,. s2l"at -. TO- a''o o hea, mn,
T." mis- 81 ;o9si 90 n'u'''"s '"'''' g '"
So yari. s, ru'.. iaae - e. 5
=, ,' w., sa,s - Te,as ~.'r. 81 ,n,-,.., .:
81 So lie-,, re- rF,', sStsa 70. hay 81 100
s1a, t'. 8 ~ r5,,rc 'fceo 81 ioa'' 90 ''r"'
- Inn. .'i - ta,'e las, ?. hogIr s;. is s:s
f,,. ,.,i O. seek bus ;er - alo a. Ney yoTk
-. 80 Mars., openea .''isy ~ : ol 'nI,b lI,b,
"s. ant 'ass o ga "a, cows. 50 o.s' % Nsas
c t,1 ~ 'f o 81 asa 10 ga 80 ,.si - e"'a ,"ai ~
Ss 1. ' o. 44e - .n9; y.. ,"s Y.S @' sGs' aa a.
ys-ke o,.n~t a-'ire and i'4;e ns s,r.l 81 arc-
=. '~~ AMI S higher for oi."i' -. v'rc.rs 81 -.
,ose ra,1.i pass,, q coass e ,:s, s,.'@' 3;
81 ..ss1 ~. r,nrhf. s.. - ~ - ~, eeavy
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