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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29

continuation Of fine weather in Franz.
and moderately clear weather in r.ng
land- Minneapolis wired that the North
west Is now harvesting wheat on sand,,
soil and will be harvesting on the hsary,
SOL within 10 days. Northwestern III
celptS, today, were f22 cars against Ltt
same day. last week, and 81. same day
last year. Wheat later on gained strength
ana remained strong tiil the cioAe on
snow report on spring wheat Indicating
from , 10 u points damage in Minnes0fs
ana North Dakota. Prime wired that m
looks very much AZ II We were going N,
pun The spring wheat crop through with
nv serious damage, although The hot
weather has shriVeicd the wheat ana
t tt.iy IaFe GgtcrI%rated me quality" All
nlnss considered, We think wheat q pIr
chase around present figures.
Inc stock market opened decidedIv
strong under the Influence OF easier
money, weaker foreipn exchange NOR.
favorable adyices from abroad exceIlant
er'p hdyiceS ana encouraging reports
rom railways. In the railway list a feat
uft 81 Importance was The over night rIs.
IN Louisville 81 Nashville; there wa. No
parucular news affecting This stock. bui
me htaVy earnings OF the company an
ptdItd to De at last influencing Inyest1rs
continental Tobacco made further nrnz
fe3S' sugar advanced moderately ana
realizaiiOns throughout the list were gen
orally wei absorbed As the time paesaa
the market brOadened and the nlnh...
n issues dealt In were multiplied. Lon
d0n prices coming strong mad a gnnd
effect; London bought about 1900 shares
today, ana Of this 1860 were I.nuisv,II1s
q Nashville. The closing there Wa
strong Tor Americans The advance M
lackaWanna was the result of buying III
people who know what Pres TruesdaI.
~ doing. The Flower stocks ara her
freely bought ana Mr.. Flower II nuits
enthusiastic in his utterauces on the ler
eral market. Reports are current fnat
the net June earnings Of Atchigon shoug
a gross Income running up 10 300 g.I
There was bull tip out IN Continental
Tobacco q few days since which has
turned out exceliently. Interest now cam
terS In what tomorrow bank statenan,
viii show. and this is hard to forec.st
On call money ranged from 8 10 1 n+r
cent, mostly at 81 per cent On H..
other hand. keene Is said 10 be- feeling
very bearish. During the present warm
spell probably broker market with
ups ana downs, ~ about All that can Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29
Howard, Crosby &C.,. q :s %:":.t ..::
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New Iork, July 2s.-TDday's stock mar
ket took on much Of the appearance Of =
hun market IN fun swing in the early
dealings Traders took tn long side ami
were quick 10 buy different stocks In the
same group IN which special strength
was manifested in 4 single stock. Inc
shorts took alarm from yesterdays rise
ana continued upward tendency tni+
morning, and covered rather extensive
lines l-pndpn marked W prices before
the opening here ana bought a consider
able amount in This market. Taken all In
al There was sufficient demand in stock
=" 'un IA" forenoon business H. within
-ui'h shares n yesterday = total tranSac-
Buns ANA considerably over the total for
some other days of this week.
Business f-ll m. however. very notably
10 the afternoon. The sts, X when M j
advanced. Yesterday and Inc day before.
wyr. e-y.. l4IIv affected ana III IA frw
level There was nevertheless an appre
Ciabir iucT"As" IN commission house bust
mess, representing outside demand. This
wa- conspicuous I'D the Changers. Bur
!IngtOn reading on a..,aat o. n benen.
tu th. crops from ram.
tn" tualers were notably strong On III
approaching operation 1T a higher SCAR
ut prices ana IaCkawHnHJ in addition
''-J'N'I tHr benefit ~ "A reported comb
nation with MN York. ,al.asu * :
Louis. ana rose an tNtr'mr four points.
Louisville was the leader ~ the market.
considered ~ ~ both strength and ac-
tiNIty. lt closed "; thr top price at Il
L"i eI.n ~ -. over yesterday. There
n ts Iu active demand for Sugar all dIy
ana tn" stock touched 1919. ana gained
In nrt- The late realizing movement
carried prices Down from th- best ami
tn market closed dul and easy.
Tomorrow bank statement us expected
wv Show another loss Iu cash owing tD ~
cations with The sub treasury. thuuEh
here haS been net -IiH i'm thr interior
movements Sterling exchange was weak
and lower On account II London buying
stocks here anu on An Increased supply
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29
A GENERAL BOYCOTT.
Unless Strike Sympathizcr You Can Buy
Nothing al Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 2S-Accordin=
to Gen. AXline, the withdrawal 1f
troops will begin, Monday, unless the
conditions change very materially from,
their present status. Battery p and
Troop a of the LIST Ohio Cavalry, verb
today, relieved from further strike
duty.
The boycott movement is rapidly
spreading. 1t is not only being put in
force against retail merchants, but
wholesalers. In some sections of the
city persons who are known to ride On
the Big Consolidated cars cannot put
chase articles of food from butchet Is
and grocers.
Tom l.. Johnson. today, emph ticaljy
denied the report that either he or hl.;
brother. A. I. Johnson, had shippdl
or would ship omnibuses to Cleveland.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. letter.
Boston. Jul,

BOSIOn, July =.
YeSter-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close. day
Sept. wheat. 70l4 Is us 7os uh 7Oie
Wheat opened weak, this morning. &c
under yesterdays close; the weak cables
We're an influence Liverpool opening and
closing from X I'D. lower the large Ar.
genuine shipments at l,S3u.uD bushels for
week, compared with none last year. were
also an influe We're the fine weather
conditions throughout the Northwest
where moderate temperatures and light
showers We're the rule. There was more
or less long wheat for sale and but little
support, foreign houses doing nothing in
the early session Flour was neglected
and the Mark Lane market showed weak
ness. A private Liverpool cable SAYS the
opening decline this morning was due Ia
the weakness in America, yesterday and
mat the later easiness was caused by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29
WILL SAIL, TODAY.
Columbias New Rigging Is Nearly
Complete-WiN Go to Newport

Bristol, r. L., July 2S.-The new cup
defender Columbia laid off the HERES
hoff docks all day and by night her
boom and gaf had been slung and
nearly all her standing rigging set up
1t is expected that she will have her
mailSal bent. tomorrow. and may pos
sibly leave for Newport, some time
during the afternoon. She will proba-
bly, require some sailing. however, be
fore going in race.
The Defender was given another coat
Of paint on her top sides. this after
noon. and will probably be fioated, in
the morning, in time to enable her to
accompany the Columbia to Newport.
Nothing is known here as yet as to the
date of the next race between the boats.
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10000 MEN IDLE.
Made SO BY the Strike of Union Brick
Makers at Chicago.

Chicago. July 2S.-Ten thousand men
We're thrown out OF employment ana
work was stopped on 200 buildings in
the course of erection in Chicago, dur
ing the second day of the strike of the
Union brick makers Of Cook county.
The bricklayers and hod carriers wcr2
forced to quit work for the want Of
material and following them the car
penters had to lay down their tools.
An effort will be made, tomorrow. for
an amicabl adjustment Of the contro-
NerSV.
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PRES. HEUREAUN'S FUNERAL.
Remains Laid to Rest in the CathedI al
The Island Is Peaceful.

Fort De France, July 2S.-The funer-
al services over tn" remains Of Presi-
dent Hcureaux which took place at
Santiago De Los Cabelloros, at ;
o'clock last evening. was attended by a
large number of people and We're con-
Quoted with great sOlemnity.
The body, which had lain in state
throughout the day, was buried in the
cathedral. The governor Of the prov
nce superintendent the public mourn
ing. Yesterday, throughout the island
cannon We're hourly fired and flags
were placed at half-mast on all public
buildings. The government has issued
decree ordering a period Of national
mourning for nine days.
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ALBANY. \. ", RACES.
Sensational Racing With An Accident
and Runaway.

Albany. y. Y, July 2s.-More than
5000 persons attended, the races at Is
land park. today. The racing was OF
the same sensational character of the
previous days and the time was fast
In the first heat of the 2l0 class pace,
Ambulator, who was in the leade
caught i'll his hopples ana fell. Demo
cracy ran over him. Ambulator ran
away and the field of horses had to
dodge him throughout the mile. Horses
and drivers escaped uninjured and de-
spite his runaway, Ambulator was a
contending horse in each of the sue
ceeding heats. The results:
The 2.20 class. trutting, purse $500.
Glodstandard, first: Chermine. second :;
Alice Barnes, third. Time, 2.1SA, 2.l6@,
2.15,.. 1874.
The PA class, pacing. purse $500, Liz
zie Wilkes, first: Strathbelle. second: ;
Carmencita, third. Time, 2.l2ia 2lSA
2.17l5.
The 40 class, pacing. purse $1,000,
Democracy, first: Theodore Sheldon,
second. Ambulator, third Time. 2.l034
2.1Sh, lisa,
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An Epidemic OF Diarrhoea.

Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has been
quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there.
He had a severe attack and was cured
by four doses of Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say 1t is the best medicine
they ever used. For sale by Jno
Coughlin. liz Water ST, druggist.
TIL, tn, sattr
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Chicago Produce Market.

-, Chicago, July %.
Inc leading futures closed as follows.
WHF.AT-July, 1dl.; September, M.
December, r. s'
CoRN--July, 2la4 September. sl4.; De-
cember, 30ls
oATs-Juiy. 23s.: September. 49,, De-
cember. l97. May 2lG.
k-September. sa. 90; October, s. g.
Akp-September s. IS; October IS 5o.
RlBS-September 50 ~: October. SIS
14sh quota lions closed follows:
red. IN. -
CoRN-No. ., 39a5-l4: No. yellow. ssI
OATS-NO. :, 25q35i. No. while, 23l.a
2tli; No. 3 white, 22a254,.
kYE-No. >, Ssh
FLAXSEED-No. l. g7ie; northwestern,
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, s247I2
LARD 50 0UIi5. 62la
fORk-Mess, Ss-O5GSs0; short ribs. SC5
l3.29, shoulders, 5asn5-a; clear sides. S. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29
Never Burn a Candle al Both Ends

If you do your light will soon be gone
md you will be in the dark. Don't
think You can go on drawing vitality
from the blood for nerves, stomach,
brain and muscles. without doing
something to replace ii. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla gives nerve, mental and diges-
tive strength by enriching and vitaliz-
ing the blood. Thus it helps people
who are overworked and tired.
HOODS PILLS are non-irritating,
mild, effective.
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DOESN'T WANT ADVERTISING.
Gov. Rooseveits objections TO Rough Riders
Parading in Dewey Reception.

New York July 2I.-The announcement
made, yesterday, after the meeting OF tine
committee on plan ana scope Of the
Dewey reception, concerning GOV. RooSe-
vclt's objections IT, the appearance Of thr
Rough Riders in the proposed land pa
rade. said that he WAS opposed 10 the
Rough Riders taking part in the parade
because he did not want them used for
ADVERTISING purposes. The latter really
said:
Il do not think il viii be possible to
get any Rough Riders here. | hardly
think it desirable. | have grown little
sensitive about having the regiment APP
pear in any public function because of a
tendency to advertise ana make ii look
as if it were advertising Itself
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Way Behind.

There Is very old story out West
about a cheap circus that travelled thro'
New Mexico and Arizona: they didn't
give inuch OF "A SHOW. and all the prom :
inent citizens carried guns. so thew had
this sign posted consplcuousiy on the
centre pole: Don't shoot the clown
he's dom the best ne knows" Az we
have said. that Is very Old story-about
years behind the times-but that IL whv
1t reminds ms Of people who say that YOU
cannot buy One Thousand BusheI lots
of wheat on the Chicago Board Of Trade
because they are way behind thc times.
I.uI4 Agn Nnm cnull mot LIIN Ina. Nm
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Five Thousand

Bushels on a 10-pOint margin fs5Dr). but,
from a business standpoint, that ~ 50
long, long ago-so many years behind tho
tImcs-that we can only say of a man
that tells you that Don't shoot the
clown: he's doin' the best he knows"
We give you the names OF ~ repu-
table firms, all Of them members Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade, who will accept
ANA execute orders for 1900 bu. lots. But
what's the use" OF sending business 70
other firms when W. are here working for
business. We can execute orders for 1893
bu. Of wheat In the Chicago market on
2i2 points margin 1875 00J. Send for our
free book
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GOMEZ IS SUSPICIOUS.
Has Strange Idea That All Papers Do
Not Always Tell Truth.

Havana, July 2S.-Gen. Gomez de-
clared today. that a majority of the
alleged interviews with him published
in the local papers We're entirely with
out foundation and that he has decid-
ed to write himself anything he may
hereafter have to say to the press.
Il believe all papers lie" said Gomez
and that those of one country are in
this respect no better than those of an
other. In the future I will give over
my signature or through The Associat-
ed Press alone. anything intended for
publication
Gen. Gomez refused to discuss the
presidency of the Dominican republic.
claiming to know nothing from there
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ABANDONING CAROllNSS.
Spainards Send Vessels to Repatriatc CARR
son-Cabic Boats First Trial.

Manila. July 2S.-t515 p. MIN
compliance with an order received from
Madrid, the Spanish transport Alva
will proceed from Manila Immediately
to the Caroline islands, in order to
repatria;e the garrison and in habi-
tants Of those islands.
There is great interest in the first at
tempt Of a cable boat to follow the
movements of the army. The boat left
Tambay near Taguig, at the northern
end of Laguna de Bay. this morning,
after making connections with the land
wire, and successfully laid IS miles of
cable. 1t is expected that the cable
boat Will reach Calamba, tonight.
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NAPLES NEXT.
Dewey Will Sail From Trieste,
Tuesday, for That Port.
Will Touch at leghorn. Gibraltar and
Madeira on Way Home.
Home tor Dewey by National Subscription is
Assured by Committee.

Trieste. July 2S.-Isaac Rask, an cleo
trician on board the United states
cruiser Olympia. was buried with mill
tary honors. today. The cortege was
led by the Olympia's band followed by
a squadron of marines. The hearse
vas followed by 60 American sailors
and detachment of Austrian marines.
Admiral Dewey sent 4 beautiful
wreath. The Austrian authorities Of
fered a military band for the occasion,
which was courteously declined.
The Olympia viii leave, Tuesday.
Aug. |. for Naples. on the way to
New York the cruiser will probably
stop at Leghorn. Gibraltar ana Ma
deira.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Misunderstanding. .: Newark. ?.
AT acknowledgements 16: Hartford. l.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 3: syracuse w.
At ringtield-Sprngllrld' ); lT"N!-
dence =.
At Montreal-Montrcal .: Toronto, ..
Thirteen innings; darkness. ,
AT Lancaster-l.ancdslcr " likes
hare. o. Lancaster. 9; Wi kcsbarre. ;.
Al Richmond-Rain stopped the Alien
town Richmond game. during the hilh
inning Each team had scored once.
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CHARLES RIVER REGATTA.
Opening Day Of the National Association 81
Amateur Oarsmen's Meet.

Boston, July 2S.-With few excep
tons every one of the first days race,
! in the big regatta Of the National Asso
| citation Of Amateur Oarsmen, held OF
| the Charles this afternoon, proved in
| tcresting and exciting. the senior four
cared race which was won by Pcnnsyl-
vanil easily leading in respect To close
! finishes. The first heats in both tn,
! intermediate souls ana the association
senior singles Were not far behind in
furnishing excitement o'kcefc Of
Springfield. winning the former, ana
John l;umohr of Ratportage. ont, TAX
ing the Later.
If thr two-mile pull Of the intermedi-
ate Fights had been allowed a race
that. TOO. would have u be recorded rs
a contest fun uf excitement. hut. urfor-
tunat,ly. one OF the crews-the Yes
per Of PhiladrlphiI-met with an acct
dent. ana the other three refused 10
heed the referees whistle. but kept on
70 grand finish. with the New York
\. {. in the lead. The referee. how
ever. decided no race. ana the event
VIII be pulled off. tomorrow.
Better water. weather ana racing
could scarcely have been desired ana
a crowd Of 5000 On The river bank i'm
m.n...rv ani,v.d III tb-,. ~. ,.,,I,s..
was TN" usual mile ana "a half with j
turn. All the races starting ana fin
ishinf- IN fr,nt AZ TN. r-ri,n R.,t cluh
hons. whore, ,nost ~ H.. .,.,.n,,-d concr.-
gated.
m..rirc ~ tbo ,sso,i,tfop vr,e
hald this avaninr a. ~. Hneton
ana considerable important business
transacted. -Four members NJ the cx-
ecutivc committee were elected. as fni.
lows. " Lltr Simpson NJ tn" Airing
ton Boat club: James +. Fox ~ the
Crescent Boat Club. Boston: tlaud"
Scapb0na If WASHINGTON. Charles Cat
lin AZ Chir1rn
ra,,..,-., it,. ~ ~, w.. D..
C,Iuh pbjI,I..I,,hi, INA t-r'rl- N,mn,l
cnrd II Znv, orI,a,,.. v-,.,,. r..-insta,nII
George Van RIeet Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Rlrra club was disouaIiti.d \ com
nunir,tjon was rarAivad from The
French Society of Amateur AthIatics
inviting the association /, send repre-
sentatives to the Exposition in 1900 ana
il WAS decided 70 send an eiGht-oared
iour-"aTed. one 81 the senior doubles
ahd ! senior single Inc association
VIII h''d another meeting. tomorrow
morning.
The summary.
Senior pair cared shclls-Won by
Pennsylvania Barge club. Philadel-
phil; Vrsper Boat club, Philadelphia
second. Time 1850 Ia.
international single sculls-First h. It
won by James O'keefc. Atlanta Boat
Club. Springiield Frank Il. Greer. JEFF
rri.s Point Rowing Association. East
Boston second. ] n. Crawford New
york Athletic ruh Nay York third.
NJ ,,Ia,,- Di,,arei3a u c-r,r,
h~iara Mass fn,,rtb Time 1o21
C.raa,., ,ina N % caco,d heat vvon
IL. I,n,as 4 Nf,enr Arrnnaut pnwinr
Cluh Toronto Er,n1, Karrs wachu-
sa,t j. I, Vrnr..stor Mace sacona
Time 1OoS
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1,ta,f1. II 1a,,!is 1yaohrsa,t y -
,yra.ao..a,. .a,,,. ,,,,s Luhiol,
o,,;rGlI u ~ c,ri,gGal1 \Iars
,t;.1. raro,. = p1aI,u rrinp y =
ra..a. ta,,,,1,. c,,a.,a. p,,,o,r ,1h,n,
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TEN MEN BADLY INJURED.

Steubenville. Ohio, July 2S-Ten men
were badly injured and large number
of other bruised and cut in collision
today. between work train on the
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad and a
shifting engine near Mingo Junction.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, July IS.
Cotton futures closed steady. July, SAL;
August. 5.+7: September. 5.53; October,
i.t>: November, 5.72; December, 5.77; Jan
uary, 81: February, 5.S5. March, $50;
April So; May, $50; June, $50
Cojton spot closed quiet: mlddling up
lands, GIs; do. gulf, 6as. Sales, 100 bales.
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DEATH BY WATERSPOUT.

Kiel. July 2S.-The harbor masters
cutter was capsized here today, by a
waterspout and three of the members
Of the crew We're drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-29

While four negroes were being hung
at Baltimore. Friday, three for crimi-
nal assault and one for murder, an
other negro raped white girl at Mer-
cerville, Md. One suspect is under ar
rest
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PITCHER KIILEEN RELEASED.

Boston. July S.-Pitcher Killeen was
given his l0-days release notice, today,
6y President Soden of the Boston base
ball club. Killeen won seven out of ii
games during his connection with the
I'hampiOnS.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. July 2S.-Board Of Trade mar
ketS closed strong. today, after an early
spell of weakness. September wheat
gained n. corn and oats gained shade
while provisions rose l0al5c.
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VEN Ell ELIAS SIDE.
Arbitration Commission Hears About
Time When Spaniards Possessed Guiana.

Paris, July 2S.-M Mallet- Provost, sec
rotary of the Anglo Venezuelan boundary
arbitration commission. today, continued
his presentation OF the Venezuelan case.
He dealt with the period from 1909 to l6iS.
when. he contended. the Spaniards We're
all powerful in Guiana
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KILLED BY OWN TEAM.

Bristol. r. J.. July 2S.-Joseph Cou-
lette. French Canadian, fell from his
cart. this afternoon, and was killed, the
wheels of the vehicle passing over him.
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RIGHT SIDE PARALYZED.
Ed Biting. Williamsport Local Boxer
Receives A Serious Knockout Blow

Williamsport, Pa, July Esd Bit
ting, local boxer. received a serious
knockout blow during a bout with
Eugene Low, before the Williamsport
Athletic Club. last night. He was
carried to his home where he remained
in an unconscious condition. until, to-
day. His right side is paralyzed.
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TAYLOR GOES IN I.s2 %.

Chicago. July 2S.-Major Taylor, paced
by a steam motor cycle. rode a mile on
the Ravenswood track. tonight. in l.3l rs
The quarter was in % is: half N A Z
both worlds records.
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Quiet in Santo Domingo.

Port Au Prince, July 2S.-The latest
news from Santo Domingo is that all is
quiet throughout the territory of the
republic.
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New York Money Market

New York. Juiy .
Money on call steady. Si.m4 per cent. /;
last loan. 3i2 prr cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3IaIr2 per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak at S4.sG7sni Il
for dena nd ana at 81 81 fot 20 days:
posted rates. 81 Sil. IA >oi.s ana 81 $50 ST.
commercial bills 81 S5aI 81
SILVER certificates. tiia- fIGI.
Bar silver. GHt..
Xlran dollars. IS.
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DISCHARGES BALL PLAYERS.
Sunday Games in Rochester Won't Il
Played Without Bitter Fight.

Rochester. n. Y. July 2S.-The Roches
ter base ball club members arrested fol
Sunday playing, last Sunday, We're ar
raigned before Justice Laverty in Char
lotte AMI discharged by him, today. The
Law Enforcement League intends to pre-
vent games in the future by applying t.
the higher courts.
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AT BALTIMORE.

Cleveland made 4 lamcntable showing.
losing both games to the Ealtimores by
one sided scores. The visitors played
willing to lose. Kitson in the first AMI
Howell in the second We're effective
against the Wanderers. Hughoy was a
victim of fast inside work ana Schmidt
was given miserable support. The sec
ond game was called at the end Of inc
fifth to permit the Clevelands 70 catch
a train.