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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-21
sALINA THEIR MECCA.
Christian Endeavor Pilgrims Will
Move by Caravan.

Salina, Aug. 21--The eastern caravan
Tor the Tenth District Christian En-
deavor convention at Salina which
meets August 25, % and p. leaves T1nr-
ton City early on the morning of the
24th, passing through Chapman. De
1r0it "A nilera and 60. s.>-
aioFr7 -notl these points ana their vicin-
ity viii swell the company to a hundred
it is expected
About 40 have promised to so from
junction City and the community. The
procession VIII reach Abilene abouf n
a. m. and enjoy a dinner in the woods
With the friends there. About %. m
me pilgrims win leave for Solomon.
grand rally VIII be held a little later.
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and "Cy'' Young were in excellent
form. The Spiders won on McKean's
home run and a wild throw by Nc
Guire. The Senators lost a chance to
score when Demont was caught in an
attempt to steal home The attendance
fell off today to about 1000, probably
the smallest of the season. Score:
R. H. E.
Washington % 100000 2
Cleveland - OIL OOO o. O
Batteries-W ashington, Norton and
Mcclure; Cleveland, Young and Zim-
mer.
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Fuse on PopuIist Congressman.

Guthrie, O. r, Aug. 21-The territor-
ia1 central committees of the Demo-
Gratis and Populists, in joint session
have agreed upon fusion on congress-
man, the Democrats to indOrse Rev.
Mr.. Callahan, the Populist nominee
The agreement is bitterly opposed by
all the leading Democrats here and a
strong effort will be made to defeat its
ratification at the territorial conven-
ton at FL Reno. September 8
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CLEVELAND .; WASHINGTON o.
Washington, Aug. 2L-Both Norton
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U. OFF. Challenges Yale for Football

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-Secretary Neil
of the Athletic association of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, today sent to
Yale a challenge to play foot ball. The
challenge makes no stipulation what
ever, as to rules, date or number OF
games Pennsylvania object being
to have Yale agree to play first of all,
and to arrange other details thereafter.
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Wolves NEAR ArCHIsoN.
Hide in a Dense Thicket and Devour
Farmers, Chickens.

Atchison. Aug 21-The wolves have
for some time been playing havoc with
the farmers chickens in the vicinity of
Mud lake. John Gabbert has lost 100
Gus Schmidt about half a dozen and
other farmers in proportion.
The wolves live in a dense thicket
near the river, about mile above Mud
lake. There have been a number of
chases during the past few weeks, but
only a few of the animals have been
killed. It is believed that there are so
wolves in that vicinity.
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PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
Rurst Cannon Creates Havoc at a
Sham Battle

Parsons, Aug. 21.-At the soldiers re-
union at Camp Sherman near this city,
yesterday afternoon, during the pro-
gress of the sham battle, VIM Gross
a participant. had both eyes shot out
and his face badly dishgured by the
premature discharge of a cannon. He
is now in a critical condition.
Several participants We're more or
less severely bruised.
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Boston, Aug. 1.-THE Reds were
downed after a hard fight by the home
team, Boston batting out the game in
the ninth. Attendance 1000. Score:
R. H. E.
Boston .......1Ooo 01105-8 Is 3
Cincinnati 30 0 20 2 0 1-6 2
Bateries-Boston, K1obdenz and Ber-
gen; Cincinnati, Ehret and Peitz.
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Horton Men Inspect Abilene Cream.

Abilene, Aug. 21-A party of six peo-
pie are here from Horton. Brown coun-
ty, inspecting the various plants of the
Belle Springs Creamery company. in
and about Abilene. The gentlemen rep
resent number of farmers who are
about to go into the creamery business
on the cooperative plan.
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Sid &c Stole al fronn 60.

Johnny Walker was arrested this
morning on East Seventh street { v Pr
iviInau AIcEIroy on a warrant charg-
ing him with petit larceny. It is
claimed by the complaining witness
that walker stole SI1 from her. All
the parties live at 112 East Seventh
street
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BROOKLYN 11: PITTsRIIRG

Brooklyn, Aug. 2L-The Pirates and
Grooms put up another hust1ing game
at Eastern park. Both sides batted
hard. Wright, late of Toronto, made
his first appearance with the Pittsburgs
and did fairly Well Attendance 1900.
Score:
r. H z
Brooklyn ....Oo140 *-n 16 5
Pittsburg 30 0 0 1 2 2 o. Is 5
Brooklyn, Kennedy and
Burrell; Pittsburg, Killen and Sugden.
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10 RECOVER COUNTY FUNDS.
Wyandotte County Begins Proceed
ings Against Defunct Argentine
Rank

Kansas City. Aug. 21-The board Of
county commissioners Of Wyandotte
county, which county had S29. 600 of its
funds in the defunct Argentine bank
has begun proceedings against the bank
to recover the funds
THE county will not lose a dollar"
said Major Drought, the chairman of
the board, who is also a director OF the
bank. Tt is one of the best bonds
ever given to a county bya depository
All show of excitement over the failure
has subsidized.
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Hod Carriers and Bricklayere Strike

Chicago, Aug. 21-Seven thousand
union hod carriers and bricklayers
helpers We're represented in a mass
meeting at the headquarters of the
Building and Trades council last night
As a result of the meeting work on
every building in course of construction
in the city where the contractors have
not granted the laborers % cents an
hour is expected to stop by noon today.
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Prof koss speakg for siIver.

Chicago. Aug. 21-Prof E. A Ross
of the Leland Stanford university of
California last night delivered an ad-
dress on the coinage question to a
number of the students of the Chicago
university. Prof Ross spoke for free
silver. This speech is, perhaps the
forerunner of many others yet to be
given at the university on both sides
of the question.
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Emancipation Celebration at Wyan-
dOtte.

Wyandotte, Aug. 21.-The Negroes of
Wyandotte county are making extern
sive prepare lions to celebrate the ami
Versary of President Lincoln's emanci-
patton proclamation, at Kerr's park
September o. Many speakers of state
and national renown are expected to
participate in the programme.
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Wichita,s Hottest Day.

hottest day on record here. the govern
ment station reporting 106 while at
Oatville this county, where it is more
sandy, III was registered. Blistering
hot winds have affected all Vegetation.
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Emporia Normal Opens Up Sept. l.

Emporia, Aug. 21-The Kansas State
Normal school will open Tuesday, Sep
TENDER l. Only one change will be
made in the faculty. DIR. Oscar Christ
man has been appointed to the chair of
history and economics made vacant by
the resignation of Prof. Johnson, who
went to Helena, Mont
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SATURDAYS GAME.
Independence and Topeka Will Fur
nish a Warm Session.

The baseball game tomorrow after
noon at Athletic park promises to be
one of the best of the season. The two
star pitchers will be in the box, and a
close contest may be expected.
Today Redmond. is pitching for To-
peka and Drummey for Independence
1t is ladies' free day.
The following are positions for the
,ro,,,o +o,,7 ovroxx1 a f+a41op.
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Cherryvale Reunion wen Attended.

CherryvaIe, Aug. 21.-The reunion onv
IN session here is interesting. The sec
ond day was attended by a crowd esti-
mated at $500. The leading speakers
were unable to be present but Judge ].
F. Bellamy and Captain J. w. Willis
save short addresses which were well
received.
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Mercury 1os at Arkansas citv.

Arkansas City, Aug. 21--The most in
tense heat of the season was recorded
here yesterday, the thermometer regis
terlng 1O8 at p m Hot winds are
doing, much damage to fruit and late
corn There has been no rain for four
weeks
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Philadelphia .OooO13 5000 Z 2
Louisville 30 0 0 0 2-3 3
Batteries-P Philadelphia, Gumbert and
Grady; Louisville, Herman and Dexter
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slar ,l5.a..,, band concert at GARFIELD
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Canadian Parliament Opened.

Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 21-The formal
opening Of the eighth parliament Of
Canada, took place last evening, when
his excellencys Lord Aberdeen, governor
general, delivered the speech from the
throne.
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Thrown Fronn . Horse and Killed.

Cimarron. Aug. 21.-The youngest son
Of Walter Funk, who lives seven miles
south of this city, was thrown from his
horse Tuesday evening and killed He
was not found until yesterday morning
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Kingman Defeats wichita.

Kingman, Aug. 21.-The Kingman
ball nine defeated the Wichita Rattlers
at Kingman yesterday. Score, 10 to IL.
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MarshaI's band concert ~ GlrneId
park tonight
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HILL CITY NoRMAr.
4 Successful Term Concluded with
129 Members.

Allt City, Aus 21.-Graham county
aastltots which has been in session here
SIX weeks. closed last evening and ey-
animation WIN follow today ana Sst1,1-
day. - "a
Enrolment reached one hundred ma
&"szEf sa'iae and it has been most sue
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Minneapolis, Aug. 21.-score:

Minneap's ..OOOO212O2O23-12 % 3
Nilw kee 30O12O1O 02O-9 16
Observation-Disclosures and Schriver;
Barnes and Spear.
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To the Public.

- Committee u kiIEeen desires to
secure the name of each individual or
firm which is, or cOntemplates con-
structing a float for the grand parade
OF tilv al. As secretary tyf the
Committee of Fifteen I urge that all
such persons or firms send me their
names and a short description of the
float, which will be considered as con-
fidential. This Will help the commit
tee in determining what it shall build.
THOS. +. DORIAN
Secretary Of Committee Of Fifteen
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cessfuI- Several good lectures We're de
Hvered during the session. One of the
most attractive features has been the
model class in kindergarten work.
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Mrs. ). c. Coo, Evaneelist.

Mrs. J. c. Coe, the woman evangelist
will preach at the Parkdale NJ E
church tonight and Monday night
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Baltimore ....3O 90 2 0 Z%-8 Z
ST. Louis III 0 o 0 0 O-1 8
Batteries-Baltimor ,Hoffer and Rob
inson; St. Louis, Hart and Mcfarland
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National League Standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Paul. Aug. 21.-seore:

' 49, E7' HE
St. Patti. % O8O9o Oo1-7 "A 2
Kan. Cfty.O 0 0 0 4 0 0-6 16
Batteries-Denzer and Spies; Gala
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AYERS Sarsaparina is justly consid-
cree the only sure specific Tor blood
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Secretary Of Committee Of Fifteen.

Dr. A. P. Sawyer: L have used one
box of your PastilIes. and they have
helped me more than anything else
that ever used, and have tried al
most everything. Mary Johnson. Bush
neil, Ill Frank Sim. r~harrnacist. CD
We aim TO please our trade. Peerless
staara L.aunarZ. ~ and IL " aEh 81
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Columbus, Aug. 21.-Score:

R H E.
Columbus ....210O0 a 10 IA 2
Indianapolis % 0 3 II
Observation-Disclosures and Wilson;
Dammon and Woods.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PHILADELP'A "a; LOUISVILLE 6-3
Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-The Phillies
played two games with the Colonies
first, thanks to EIilPS effective pitching
and his fine support. In the second
game Gumbert held the visitors down
to four hits, scattered over as many
innings until the ninth, when they fell
on him for two singles and a double.
With two out in the ninth Geier saved
the game by taking Rodgers long fly
with one hand, with man on second,
and the run was needed to tie the
score. Attendance, $500. Score:
First game:
Louisville ...So8OO0o O*-6 10 o
Philadelphia 4 1 O 0 90 0 %
Batteries-Philadelph Orth and
Boyle; Louisville, Hill and Miller.
Second game:
Louisville % o / 90 o 2-3 3
Batteries-Philadelph Gumbert and
Grady; Louisville, Herman and Dexter.
BALTIMORE 8-8; ST. LOUIS 81.
Baltimore, Aug. 21.-The champions
captured one of the games owing to err
rOrS, hit batSmen and a wild pitch. UNI
pire Lally's decisions were seemingly
bad in many instances, and in this re
spect both teams suffered alike. At
tendance, 5,402. Score:
First game:
Baltimore 20 0 0 1 0 1 Ia 8 ?
st. Louis III 0 2 0 0 2 0 0-5 II 3
Ba tteries-Ba Baltimore. Hemmings and
Clark; st. Louis, Donahue and McFar-
land.
Second game:
Baltimore ....8O1oO2 02*-8 I 2
St. Louis .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 8 3
Batteries-B Baltimore, Hoffer and Rob
inson; St. Louis, Hart and Mcfarland.
NEW YORK 9; CHICAGO 5.
New York, Aug. 21.-The New Yorks
wen another game from Chicago. They
pulled out of the hole in the eighth in
ming by piling up the hits and scoring
six runs. Score:
r. E.
Chicago ......1211 10000 O-5 8 2
New York 30 l . 0 o s 80 IA 3
Batteries - Chicago Griffith and
Lange; New York, Meelin and Wilson
CLEVELAND .; WASHINGTON O.
Washington, Aug 2L-Both Norton
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The Fortune of EicIetS
The purity Of the lily, the glow OF the rose.
and the flush Of Hebs combine in PozzoN1'E
wondrous Powder.
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WEATIlnn nllIl.ErlN.

u" folipwinR wenther reports were fur
ronds today "
Cameron Few clouds: warm.
lh"nhjm Char aud warm.
Icmpl' lear and hot
" AGO lear mud pleasant. mn rain.
Marin tlrnr and warm
lfr.mond clcnr and hot. no rBin.
Eryht-- 'l'ar and warm. no rain.
Nhvnhoin clear AMI hot. no rain
SHERMAN Clear and warm.
!J'nlson~ Clear and wnIm.
Iaiir-clcHr and warm.
liiiiShnfo-~tlo and warm
l.orgviow--c Cooler, crnr. very hot
Tyicr-~rl1nr and plcnTani.
San Antonio Threatening rain. had q
light shower this morning.
Austin 'lrnr aud wnrm. Hight shower
lati night.
Tnllms- cleBr 1np hot.
IicnJrrron- l'nir aud cool.
Palestine Cloudy aud pleasant
Huntsville -rl.Br and hot.
'urrO--ilrar Bni cool. nne rain last
night.
iiallctiayl!lc Fine rain last night;
cloudy.
FlofesvllIc CLOUDY and warm.
yonkum Partly cloudy and hot; light
rain last night
ituligc-cl,ar and pleasant. good rain
last night.
Yorktown Clmdy. had light rain last
might and this morning.
Wallis LIGHT rain thIs morning
Kfuely- Had about three minutes rain
Inst night; hight rain this morning. CLOUDY
uOW
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New York. June ii.--'rle ndyancc order
business for printed chioos. cotton dress
goods hnupcls wool dress goods. honcs-
ties nui other speoiniiirs, continues IN a
very good scale ana the order for export
cotipuA Is very good. IN other respects
the dry goods market was uuiri, Print.
'ng cloths quiet, lower; snleS about 70 900
ulnrcs III I.lu.
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ANn NNponTs
COFFEE.

New York. June li.-conee- OPTIONS
points higher, ruled lnnciiYe aud feature
loss win only iocil 'tnding, closed quiet
at . points advance Tor Juy. other months
bays nciud nR Junr 1905, September no
IlU75 Srot coffee iuil. no. I, l2'.. mild
huli cordovI la',Wis. sales jpi MaiAranio,
private terms, 100 bags santos No. r. "A
c.if 100 bags Horbon Santos 1874; 3iD
bags No eli.
ilaipbvrg J me H. Coffee que, and IN
changed; Gales 5000 bugs
RIO. June li.-ronee nrm; No 7 Rio H.. .
100 re.1 per 10 kilos. exchange i0ii.1. "a
ccipN 'pp bags. cleared for tho United
Sinits k0ul beBs, for huropo 100 bags
stock il5,0o0 haps
iiav-r ,'une ii.--fonco auie' a, .f no.
dfci' ne, sllrs T)lD bags
.antos, Tune ll.-~concc firm; good aver
$50 sarios ilfp0 reg rcr 10 klios, reccpts
i's@ hlgs. sock Ioi,0p Lags,
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PARIS LATEST CRAZE.

kfW YORK JO'IfNhI
Microscopes nre "a craze In Paris. They
arc almost az common as street lamps.
NJ Jolly h.s perfected device by which
four sets OF pictures are shown NJ one
time IN a single machine. thus quadrMp.
lrg its money making powers. Tho
back half of circrlar stand. In the
front there are four oculars arranged on
slldlrg panels. The Aims In tho APP
pniatus are arranged In two tiers and on
iissc are four films. Two are cnnnecte4
end 10 end N each. In all Its appoint
cnts the apparatus Ii similar to the or
nifpiy Kaleidoscope. except for It's being
arranged vertically ina,cad Of horizon-
tally. A ceniul drum with four silto,
also arranged vertically In the common
source Of light for the four ocniars.
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ch.enso. June H. The trade was ani-
mated by stronger prices, nati," hcov.s
"Nerartng lofflhc higher than ~ tho close
OF last week, ini"r or TO extra steers w,rc
sN!"nple II H,0Ii TO- with tn. pulk OF tn.
:"les az y sou IL. Il wear ago the post tut.
tlt sold At Z so, common COWS wore not
dnng ANY better, hni choice cows and
holleis are higher, WITH snl"s at Z ahfi 75
and q f.w SALE tsNc brought 3.Sriit,.
hrlla sold mostly vt 2.opna.h nnl spaIicr
r','it'S nav olds"l The best oniNas to
S'li up 4" "a me - ctor nnd feeder trade
,nl Jurs small T'Nns rait.r afa active
aud steady Hogs Trade was fa!riy &c
IN" IN lrrul pie king rocouuts. Tho +, II.
IN WAS "cak aud safes woln arpoIy Or
lower tor rioir" sh ppinr lois. Sheep So
many ""r" lett over from yos'orlny thu,
tpuaN . run was SUFFICIENT 10 meet an do
manit: prices wcr" steady on the insis
oi .WliD,Sa for inferior ~ chcicr sheep
3oo0D.io for lambs nnd 3.poF,Ges Tor srttnc
lambs. export ah"cp sold Yesterday nj 400,
,inf mat wat except ot.lily u pli, loo many
inferior spring lanihs are heing marketed
Roce.rts--Cnute a00o, hogs. leon0 sheep.
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FINANCIAL.

Galvcst on Texas, June lin the local
exchange market. sterling giNiios huying
iSi, selling 100: New York sight. huying
silver. buying u discount. selling nj pnr
Now York lane II Sterling exchange
bankers sixiies i.Ti2. commercial sixties
-, rcichnarlts ~ sac. fraucs. bpniccrs'
sixties so 7-s15lGh; commercial siNims,
hl7i sm51T rs
Nrw orolans JGno n Sterling oS-
chaure. oomm"rrsl sixties. I.9i4niS7'i.
francs romn,"rrai SIXTIES. bill, New
York slght. bankers, 10 premium. com
merclal 5pc discount.
London Jun" n.-ijank rate. . per cont.
street rate li-lhus. per cent; Sly y
81 5-lbd ronSols ll3is,
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Iormed 4 partnership and will ,,,s
%noiessie commission business a, o liz a
Z go - "huer the firm name OF j. ii, Miaar,,r,
" i ae2hrl.es soln a, s5assc today. Fancy
bring SoM6oc per peck. pmn,s ana VIII
Wm tvS' apples 3oa5ic. and blacknaar,.iIoos r
sSn"oailV Large goose plums b ro,,rh, ,nss
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool Futures Were Not ss Low
as Expected.
AMERICAN MARKETS SOME BETTER.
The summer Msnshs Advanced Ten TO
Twelve Points -Rain At Several
Points ~ Teaas.
Office of The Post,


Liverpool didn't exhibit any great Jesir,
TO become panic stricken ON arcoun, oi
the rniicd states agricultural depart.
mon,'s cotton report, and refused to fo,.
low the big arop on this side. Eutur,,
were only l.s.6tqil eid on ON the. sccond
call. bu, closed sl-..std ,owcr ,hnr y,s.
tcrday. Spots were UNCHANGED. thourl
with an easier tone. and sn,cs wcrc "A pe
bales. Good sales hnx, b,rn rcuor,cd a.,
the forcI,,n market all this work show,n.
that the undcrtouc is good.
The American spcs,l,i,yc mnrkc,. w,r,
quiet and steady TODAY. and n,,h,nrh say
crni Influences wcr. dcc,J,ly uuniuat I'M,
stnrl,. futures MANAGED =, ,i,so a., a.,
advance. The near months w,rc ,sr,c,nL.
iy activc and ,hc rr.,t..t ,,,,u WAS u,,,
,hose summer deliveries Traders .ccmc,
determined 10 cfrc,t . r,,.t,,n aud a,
WAS mainly ,his ,uor, ,h,t ,,uscd ia.
DAYS ,u,provcm,r, rh,,c ia ,.nc,,,
belief ,hat III, het,cr ,ouc WIN no, hc
malnta,noJ o,th,urh n l., a,l,,,v,ca,c,
Nm, ~. lars, n,,,, ,r,o,o.,, a., a..
country makcs tho m,r,,c, yo,v .,s,cr,,.
ME ia n bu,, ,,id ON nuy b,a ,.,o, ,cu,,,s
Good rn,ns fell n, several wants In
Tc>ns Yesterday afternoon and Inst rlrh,
b,n a large mar, of tho drouih section is,
.tm without moisture. Wednesdays
""W"r""t mas nc'u very hohcnchi now
ever ana VIII put 'hc plant IN splcni'd
c"nd'uo" Nv number OF rhooT where
'he dry weather was r"'sinins i'e CROWN
Al todav's pcasion New York futnras
on.u,d n,,r 40 & ,oi,,. ~, r,l,,. ,r,,-
advanced again. and closed 10 Ia ~ points
higher than Ncs,orday Tor ,hc Summer
mnnihs, white the distant positions were
Ia 4 pointa nm Aurnst onnued n, ? ~
'roppou 10 az curing 'he forenoon. 'hrn
WV "''''' =" ''.'' ''r '"'l"s ''''' 'N'o-
Wv S''" "' Wv" WI Wv ''h''s' ""i "'p'
lowest. closing AT b'1utU. against U.tuli
G6l Yesterday
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