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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Attack bv Strikers.

st. Louis, May ia dispatch from
Little Rock to the Post-Dispatch saws
40 strikers attacked 40 colored miners be-
hind a stockade. near Huntington, today,
firing volley after volley at them. Two
men on guard at the stockade returned
the fire, killing one Of the strikers, John
Wright. One of the guards was killed
and the other. James Campbell, seriously
wounded. A number Of new guards have
been posted about the mine and more
trouble is feared. The colored miners
have been imported from Illinois several
days ago to take the places Of strikers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Van Wyck Tells of New York
City Affairs
NO ORDERS FROM CROKER
Says He is About as Big Figure In
Politics as any OF the Rest
of the Reputed Leaders.

New York, May 16.-The Mazet inves-
tigation committee resumed it's session
today after prolonged recess. Mayor
Van Wyck and heads of various city de-
partments were present. Mayor Van
Wyck was in the witness chair before
the commission appointed to investigate
the workings of the municipal depart
ments. He was questioned as to whether
he consulted Croker regarding the con-
duct of the government and fatty de-
MED that he did So Reverting to the sub
ject of quarters for department officials
Counsel Moss asked the mayor if he did
not know the building to which the health
department had been assigned was not
fire proof.
There is not a fireproof building in
the city, replied the mayor.
Van Wyck denied that he had been
elected, and said he was chosen by the
people.
"Who is there in the organization that
has more power than Croker?" asked
Moss.
Nobody has more power than have
replied the mayor.
trary to the wishes of Croker"' asked
Moss.
II don't know" said the mayor.
''You have never been called to ac-
count?"
II cannot be called to account, except
the court shall organize some judicial
/ tribunal. No individual can call me to
account
In answer to a question if 1t was con-
trary to his notion of political ethics that
there should be leader of a party
whose voice should have great signii.
cAnce and weight with the chief execu
five. the mayor said tartly:
= You'd better call Senator Platt ant
ask him that question. He knows more
about leadership than do"
! The mayor declined to answer further
in this respect.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Agreed on boundaries.

New York, May 16.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Porto Plata. Hayti. says:
The Haytian government accepts the de-
Limitation of the frontiers by President
Heureaux of San Domingo. and the pres
idents Of both republics will meet in con-
ference at Mole st. Nicholas. President
Heureauxs visits through the country
have calmed the people by his personal
guarantee of the redemption of paper in
July, and his popularity continues. The
export duties have increased, raising
81 900 more revenue for the year. The
Dominican congress will declare Senior
JimineZ an alien.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
watsOn Has Sailed.

Vallejo, Cal, May 16.-Rear Admiral
John C. Watson, who will relieve Ad-
miral Dewey in command Of the Asiatc
alton, has retired from the command of
the Mare island navy yard. which he has
formally turned over to Rear Admiral
Kempff, the new commandant. whose
pennant now floats from the receiving
ship Independence. Admiral Watson will
sail today for the Orient on the City OF
Peking. He will be accompanied to the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
The Butte Building
Special to Inter Mountain.

Special to Inter Mountain.
Washington, May 16.-Bids for site
for the proposed public building in Butte
were received at the treasury department
until 2 O'Clock yesterday. These bids,
however, will not be opened here but in
Butte by a commission appointed by the
secretary of the treasury in about ten
days. 1t is probable the commission will
be selected from officials of the supervis-
ing architects offices.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Montana Man Sued.

Chicago, May 16.-Proceedings were
begun in the superior court today by Mrs.
Morcharrosch wife of a Montana miner,
to prove her identy as daughter of Henry
w. Marlin. the rich Chicagoan. who died
intestate last May. 1t is claimed by Mrs
Morcharrosch that her mother, who was
a servant girl at the Clifton house, was
secretly married to Martin q years ago
The estate is valued at 100000.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
See Our Magnificent Window
Display ct Rich Silks
and SatinS.
Mems Clothing

There was a time when the difference
between ready-to-wear clothing and GUS
tom-made garments was clearly defined.
Now it takes either a tailor or clothing
salesman to depict it. The fact is, in
many respects our ready-t to-wear cloth
ing Is the equal to the made to-order
kind and at about half the cost. The
fact is. all our clothing was made to
order by the leading tailors of the coun-
try; that's why it looks so we'll and wears
SO we'll.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
BUTTE. MONTANA TUESDAY EVENING. MAY le

same way and with the same results.
The apostles of the discovery do not
claim that a man or woman thus charged
with goats life cells" will live forever,
but they say life will be prolonged, per-
haps doubled.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16

Guy c. Weed, on Mission s..ee,. Weed
was formerly a copyist in the hospital de-
tachment at the Presidio He was arrest
ed and charged with grand larceny. His
roommate, c. H. Parker, Jr. says that
the records show that each of the 400 SOL
diers i'm the hospital had been charged the
limit of 60 cents day for extra food,
when in fact that amount was not ex-
pended. 1t is charged that the men have
attempted to bkackmail Maj. Matthews.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16

Orient by his personal st
Snowden and Marble, an
mechanics from Mare is
be employed. at the ne
Cayite, ".... ....a
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Mems Overcoats

Dark Brown Mixed Covert Cloth Coats,
lined with Italian Cloth and cut me-
dunn length; good, honest garments. -.
Only $40. 90 each
Covert Cloth Overcoats, light color, fult
silk lined. with Tapped seams and cut
medium length. A god garment and
we'll made....... Observation-Disclosures.
Only SIS each
Imported Covert Cloth Coat. light color.
lined with Italian Cloth, with a good
silk velvet collar. Bound to give satis-
faction .............. ....................
Only Sic each
Also choice selection of Spring Over
coats, in Imported English Coverts,
Whipcords, Cheviots and Worsteds, all
full silk lined and we'll finished .......
$40 to $25 each
Spring Suits
Blue Serge Sack Suits, lined with Italian
Cloth, well made and nicely finished -.
Only $40 each
Light Checked Cheviot Sack Suit, stylish
in appearance and a bargain at the
price .......... .....................
Only $1o each
Gray Plaid Suit, cut with single breasted
sack and straight cut sack. we'll made
and lined with Italian Cloth ............
Only $12 each
Good Blue Serge Suits. cut single and
double breasted, lined with serge and
nicely finished NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
Only Sis each
Brown Plaid Cheviot Sack Suit. made by
the celebrated taiors, Stein, Bloch &
Co, and at the price cannot be equaled
for style, cut and finish ................
Only SIS each
A very nice line of Scotch Cheviot Sack
Suits, in gray and brown mixtures, we'll
lined with good Italian Cloth. The fit,
style and finish we guarantee ..........
Only Sic each
A large lot of Imported English Cheviots
and Worsteds, in all the new shades,
stylish in cut and with all the features
of tailor-made garments ..............-
$40 to S25 each
Mems Trousers
A nice line of cheviots. in gray and
brown mixtures, we'll made ............
Only So. SO pair
Grav Hair Line Stripe Trousers, cut.
style and finish of the best ............
Only $500 pair
Very Good Striped Worsted Trousers,
Innings and finish of the best ...........
Only $4.oO pair
A large line of Worsteds. Cheviots and
Cashmere Trousers, in several patterns
and colorings, sizes to fit all shapes
Only 100 pair
We are sole agents in Butte for the cele-
brated Paragon Pants, of which we
have a very handsome line, ranging In
price from .................'....
S. to $40 pair
A nice line of Fancy Vests for summer
wear, in Linen, Duck and Crashes, sin-
gle and double breasted ................-
$1.25 to 100 each
At HENNESSY'S
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16

San Francisco, May 16.-
valuable records taken +
flee of Maj. Matthews, surs
Of the United States divisi,
the Preside last February
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16

Who stand without a peer In. the
production of all articles of virtu
known to the silversmith's art. Cold
type utterly fail to give fitting de-
scription Of our gorgeous exhibi-
ton. We give
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
Again We
Cap the
|Cli1naX,..

To convince yourself that this is no
idle boast. You have only to IN.
spect our magnificent display OF
Solid Sterling Silverware direct
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
IieutenantS
Il take five
. who will
station at

lmber OF
the Of.
n charge
spital at
been re-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22

LNON SALE OR TRADE u HAVE
30 a RES OF LNND ~ EhE
state of Washsngt.n Cor .a.o or trade ior
Jau as City os Ymk rouats and &C.
acres OF this hnt iirs hti way bctw CEN
Tacoma. "a city of1O. nO1 rnnanitant. and
Seattle. "a city ot 81. O.1 luh4nit-ats aud
only > m Dos from village nf 500 D f.
hahitants 100 tue Northern pt,if. u.s. r.
and only mile from railroad Aud mte
g.. m d la>r % miles long which l- Tall
&C aIl kinds oi i-h AMI the timber 81, tail
90 uu Aind- If Wild game for Car hel
plrticuArs write e.. NJ. BEkGH ruau'
Nis-iuia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
County News Notes.

Mr.. Jno. A. Barnes, of Dias e
cund, was i'll town yesterday,
leaving on the morning train
for Old Point.
DR. II. L. Stephenson left yes
terday for Richmond.
At Aindsor Shades the depot
has beer moved few hundred
yards east of its former location
just opposite the new store of
Mr.. l.. B. Barnes.
Mr.. Jno. Parrish, who for the
past season conducted a public
school at the Grove, returned to
Lanexa yesterday.
A new wire fence of the very
best IN ,Ierial is being construct
ed along parts Of the &. IL O.
track between here and Rich
mOnd. Near Toano tie fence is
completed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22

26th- 1899, believ .g 'ha, to do - VII
snhserye neither e. ins~fvs;s II harmo-
ny or the advance n-ni Of the party.
Resre 'iUlly.
" y. SNiTU.
(Signed n y o..
&c q. AnNiisTEAD.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
A GREAT
OFFER.

To secure 900 new subscribers O.
Tue GAxeIrE boa thc North and " est we
make the following Propositions
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
OFFICERS AT THE HOSPITAL.
The Biennlai Election was Held at the
Institution Thursday.

The Board OF Directors of the
Eastern Stete Hospital held a
full meeting ut that Institution
Thursday. These new members
of the Board qualified: J. r.
Hubbard, % York, J. II. Segar.
of Middlesex. G.. +. smith. of
Lunen0urg. The old members
are col. Walter Taylor, Chair
man. W. 4. Watson, III. ID. Cole,
Col. w r Aylett, Capt. Terencs
McCracken, and DR.. heatham.
Contracts were awarded o
various firms for Supplying the
Institution for the ensuing On r.
ter, l.. ". lane & Son, Of this
city, Icing ih- only local mer
chants to receive "A contract.
/ The election Of officers VA:
2 gone iu'o. AMI the old Official
= from the superintendent down
1 except Dr.. J. ". Nash, who wa
4 not a candidate, were re.electet
}. as follows; Superintendent. Dl
a l.. ) Foster; first ply stefan, DI
Il p. +. Southall; Steward AM
= and Treasurer, G.. =. ArmisteaC
n Clerk, Juo. l.. Merc-si Engineei
Cipt. J. II. rophdm Supervise
Capt, C.. b. rreviliIn; Matrol
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard; Chi,
Nurse in the inhrin Try, Mi:
Helen W. Barney.
=, The Board, in recognition ,
-. the services of DR.. Nash. tel
dered him the use of the res
dencr in the Hospital ground
DR.. Nash viii reside here pc
lnauen;ly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22

A most delightful surprise
party was given Tuesday night,
April IL. at War Hill. the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Barnes, in honor of Miss Metel-
la Cottrell, of Newport News.
Various dinusements were en-
gagged in and a repast was serv-
ed about II O'Clock.
After a very enjoyable even
ing the young people left for
their homes in the "wee sma'
hours"
Those present We're NJ. T.
Shipman with Miss Kitty Tay-
lOr, Arthur johnson with Mis-
Lucy jennings, Kemper Taylor
with Miss Metella Cottrell
LightfoOt Richardson with Mis-:
Blanche Taylor, Pollard Val
den with Mis- Bessie Richard
son, WOOdsOn Richardson witl
Miss Myra carlson, Wilt
Barnes with Miss Aunie Fran K
lin Barnes. Clyde Barnes wit
Miss Ellen B,rnes, Mario
Barnes with Miss Maude Evan;
Edward Pettitt with Miss Nit
Morris, George Morris Wit
. Miss Lizzie Evans, also Mis-
Susie Pcttitt, Arthur CdrlsO
and John L. b srnes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
Excursion TO jamestown.

On May ID, the A. p. V, A.
will run an excursion TO James
town. A prominent Virginian
will make an address, but as to
any other programme we have
not been informed. A mum Der
of we'll known New Workers.
under the chaperonage of Yrs
Roger A. Pryor aud other ladies'
will be present.
We presume the usual large
numbers from here will atteni
this annual Celebration at Jam >
town,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Cloves.
of Richmond. were here this
week,
Miss Ella Holiday, Of
Hampton, is visiting Miss
Emily Christian.
Mrs. Winder Lane is i'm
Richmond. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. III. Cloves.
Miss Helen Barney is in
fredericksburg at the bedside
of her mother who is i'll.
Little Harry, son of Cash
Ter and Mrs. Phillips, is very
sick, although "a little better
today.
Mrs. f. T. Lamb, of Nor
folk. with her children, is Wis
iting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Lane.
Misses LOttie and Mary
Garrett have returned from
a delightful visit to Smith
field friends.
Mrs. Hodges Christian, OF
Newport News, is visiting
her parents. Prof. and Mrs.
John Charles.
DR.. Van Garrett will de.
liver a lecture at the College
next Monday night. The
public is invited to attend.
Rev. W. J. King has nc
cepted an invitation to de
liver the baccalaureate ser
mon mt Claremont College
Hickory, y. c.
4 register has been prOvid
ed for the use OF visitors a
the Hospital, and those who
ter the gate are required
to put their names ON tn
register.
The following gentlemel
went up to Richmond yesteI
day. Messrs. Harrell, b. /
and T. &. Peachy. J. 7
Christian, w. l.. Spencer, I
b. Mahone. and DR.. II. !
Wise.
InvitatiO have been SCI
out to the marriage of Mis-
Annie Maud Walthall TO NJ
John Goode Rogers. TT
marriage will take pla'
Monday afternoon at H.
at the Baptist Church.
DR.. T. II. English, OF Il
Richmond Theological Sen
nary. will preach at the Pre-
byterian church tOmOrrO
night. \ cordial invitatiC
is extended to all who wi,
to hear this eminent divir
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
A Beautiful German.

\ very beautiful german was
given by the W. X NJ. German
Club Thursday nightin honor
OF Miss Eva Wise. OF Ny. Ii
was very gracefully led toy
Mr.. J b. c. Spencer. The mu-
sic was rendered 10y Prof. Per
son : orchestra.
THE DANCERS.
The couples present were
Miss Eva Wise. OF New York.
with Mr., Blair Spencer. OF
williamsburg Miss Nellie
Mayo, of Richmond, with MIR.
T. J. Stubhs. Jr., of Viii
liamsburg: Miss Kate Bid
good. OF Richmond. with Mr..
j. 7. Christian. OF Williams
burg. Miss May Cannon. of
Norfolk. with Mr.. j. y. Moore.
. OF Charlottesville: Miss A9neS
/ MOrecOck, OF Williamsburg.
with Mr.. Preston Hundley.
lOf Essex: Miss kittie More
cock. of Williamsburg, with
Mr.. ! NJ. Coles. OF Chatham
Miss ElOise Holiday. oi
Hampton. with Mr.. J. b.
Pollard, of King William
p county, Va; Mrs. TazewelI
: Hubbard. of Norfolk, with Mr.
} II. +. HoSkins, of Richmond
Miss Martha Clopton. O
. Washington, with Mr.. G.. +
Downing. of Richmond cOun
ty, Va, Miss Annie Mayo. O
Richmond. with Mr.. Paul {
Palmer, OfLancastercOunty
?, Miss Virginia Wise, OF VII
n liamsburg, with Mr.. T. b
Smith, OF Fauquier county
+ Miss Elizabeth MOrecOck, O
Williamsburg, with Mr.. J. h
I Parrish, of LaneXa, Miss EN-
lily Christian, OF Williams
= burg, with Mr.. j. j. Davies
l of Manassas, Va, Miss Vir
ginia Armistead, of Williams
burg, with Mr.. H. Davies, o
Manassas, Miss Florencr
Sweeney, OF Williamsburg
=, with Mr.. II. l.. Hundley, o
Williamsburg, Miss Garnet
Sweeney, OF Williamsburg
with Mr.. r. W. Corbitt, O
West Virginia, Miss Hill, O
Springfield, Mass, with MI
Randolph Bird, OF Peters
burg, Va, Miss Bertha Hill
OF Springfield Mass with MI
|. l.. W White, of ChaIlOttes
s. vile, Va.
n The Others present wer
o Professor and Mrs. Hugh :
e Bird, of Williamsburg, MI
IT and Mrs. j. b. c. Spencer
:, Mrs. Captain Brown, of OIL
5. Point Comfort, Va, Mr.,
IS, Mary E. Neal, of William
burg, Mrs. George NJ. CAST
se OF Springfield, Mass.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
A DEMO RATIO ADDRESS.
Williamsburg : Committee Decide:
Against Electing Delegates


Against Electing Delegates.
The Democratic Executive /
Committee held ana Interesting /
meeting Thursday night. aud /
after hearing arguments pro- and .
con, issued the following ad-
dr-s= 90 the Democrats of this
city:
rIL COMMITTEES ADDRESS.
April, p, 1899.
To The Democratic Citizens and voters
OF Williamsburg
Fellow Citizens:
On The night OF April 20. 1899. your
Executive Committee mec and after u
careful survey of exist conditions,
and free AID frank Interchange 40 opiu
ion IL has decided not O. issue "A call 20
hold meeting TO elect delegates to at
tend the C. invention 20 bc held in Will
liamsburg, ON April 20 1899
As You have entrusted 10 the judg-
ment ami discretion OF your Executive
Committee the al ection and ma age-
ment OF your politi al affairs you are en-
titled 10 know the resu Of its delibera-
tious and 20 that en d the undersigned
have been appointed "a committee to
acquamt YOU with its action and BRED y
lay before you The facts on which said
action is ase,
When he Williamsburg Commute
responding 10 an invitation of the Coun,
" Committee, met that body at Toano
the members of the visiting Comniue,
found themselves confronted with cir
cumstances which reduced Them TO IN,
character OF m re specta ors OF what IN,
County Committe- chose 20 do.
TIE Offices OF Common Wealth's Attor
ney, Sheriff. Clerk aud Treasurer an,
joint Offices Of the county and town. anc
Williamsburg contributes one third .
the salary OF those officials and is, there
fore, deeply interested in aud closely
connected with whatever method il
adopted 70 make nominations tor thes,
offices
When the County Committee, there
tore, determined upon mass meeting
as the method. Villa usburg had q
right to participate in il and express il.
opinion through the vote of its Demo.
cratic citizens but we were not permit.
ted to 90 SO, Yet. when large major
ity OF the voters OF county district
stroye earnestly In be allowed to ua ii,
their Gle egates they were refused ant
forced TO have their delegates named fol
them by the mass meeting. AT the sam,
time Williamsburg, which pays one
third OF the salary Of ali the JOINT officer
was excluded from the mass me ting anc
thrown upon the alternative OF electins
its aeleg 4 5 10. what from the necessity q
the case is practically. "A district meeting
Such q condition of Affairs Is not cnl
absurd but maniiestly irregular and un
! just and we do not think il consis,eu
i. with political dignity and respect to sc
: Iect official representatives only to sui
lject them to the risk of continued arb
> trary and Unfair treatment. Thereto
your Committee Is of the opinion tn
no meeting should DO called to elect ID
z egates TO attend the Convention to me
la Williamsburg, on Wednesday APP
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
For 90 Cents

We will send The Gazette tor
months and AS a premium copy OF
THE DIRECTORY AND HAND
BOOK OF VILLA lSBURG AND
JAMES CITY COUNTY
This pamphlet contains 40 pages OF
interesting matter pertaining G. the his
tory ami early settlement ot this city
aud is illustrated with hali-ton, en-
cravings OF famous and historical
buildings.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
The Gazette.

- This offer is only made In per.
sons not upon our subscri ption book,
and must come from resident Of some
other state than Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22

TO TIE Voters OF JANE ,4OW y
DISTRICT:
l hereby announce myself n
candidate for the otics Of ST.
PERvIsOR OF JANE TOWN DIs STRICT,
and sOlicio the support of the
voters of said ID strict at the
election 20 h@ held in Nay.
Re 4 ecifully,
ARTHUR DENMEAD
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-04-22
For 81 90

We will send THE GAZETTE one year.
a copy OF The Directory and p id up
3 years subscription 10 the Farm Journ-
al, publication that shout be in every
farmers family wherever he may live
There are rare opportunities offered
here frequently In the real estate line
and Oy reaaing TIE GAZETTE you may
strike IL rich Address,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-25

nounced. This was the cause OF
weak spot the figures were given out.
The market was on the down grade a.
the close, September finishing at 7lAc
and December at 1880.
Corn was quiet and irregular. Sep
TENDER was strong on the excellent
shipping business, which caused good
deal of covering by shorts. Slippers
were also good buyers. The more dis
tant futures were firm early but weak
ened laetr with wheat Receipts were
$50 cars. New York reporter sixty
loads export September ranged from
31A@31ssc to 3134c, and closed Nc
higher at 315sc. December closed a
shade lower at 28B@2S%c The mar
ket for oats was narrow and steadv
with prices moving within range Of
about Ac. TIE demand was no. espec-
tally urgent, light offerings having
more to do with the slight advance
The cash business continued large
About 100000 bushels worked to-day
and this and sympathy with corn were
the factors. Receipts were 462 cars.
September ranged from zoe to 20Hc C,
and closed nc higher at 20Ac. Deem
Der closed 1sc higher at 1874 0t9Nc
Little was done in provisions and the
market was practically featureless
Prices advanced somewhat shortly af-
ter the opening with grain. Weakness
developed, but after noon the market
firmed up again and closed s..cady
Trading was mostly local. The cash
demand for meats was only moderate.
At the close September pork was a
shade higher at $S.32A. September
lard 21sc higher at S5.221a, and Sep
TENDER ribs 21ac higher at $5.15.
Estimated receipts for Friday:
Wheat, rs cars; corn, 500 cars; oats
SIS cars; hogs, 10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: