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The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-30

rotterdam. Nov. 30.-The Holland
America line steamer Statendam. Cap
tain BonJer. from New York November
~. FOR this port, is aground at Maasluls
and must tighten 10 float
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-30
WHEELER COMING BACK.
Orders His Letters Addressed to
Washington.

Florence, Ala, Nov. 30.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler in a letter to William Bunt-
ing, editor of a local paper, writes:
"Win you please state in your paper
that letters addressed to me at Wash
ington about matters of congressional
business will be attended to, as l ex-
Dect to be there very soon"
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-30
No SMALLPOX

No danger but a bright clear light if
you use National Light oil, for sale by
the following merchants
w. S. KaIe, Sam Hindman, Monarch
grocery, Whittlesey Mer. Co, Dransfield
& Dick, Weber & Co. Granteer & OBJ
erley, NJ. A Chesney, L. J. Coughlin,
f. NJ. Newland, E. Jensen & Co.
Retail Oil Wagons-NIr Donnel1y,
G. w. Willet, J. S. Jordan, J. J. Van
The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

Berry Bros, A. Sheets. o. NJ. Brill,
H. H Saunders & Co, Dick & McCar-
Jy, ShOrey-
Retail Oil Wagons. J. Helfrey, F.
z. Jordan, Oakland.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LlNCHBURG, VA, June l3.-(Special)
Receipts OF loose tobacco were larger this
week than for several weeks past. and
prices are wei maintained for all fine
grades. Stock on hand for sale very light.
Quotations;
Medium dark Tugs. $1.5JQS25O; primings.
SOC. QSl: common dark Tugs, s. 5Oaso rs
medium dark Tugs. S2.SgS.2 fine and
good dark. SJ0HS5.
Leaf-Common dark leaf. S3.5oq$i: me
dunn dark leaf, Sf2jU$5: good dark leaf.
$6.5cQ@; fine dark shipping leaf. $9HSl2;
good black wrappers, Sl00$l3; fine black
wrappers, $liGS2i.
Bright TobaccO-Bright New: Lugs-
Common green aud nondescript, s3.5OQ$i;
medium smoking and cutting, $55OlS5
good smoking and cutting, SuSS50, fine
smoking and cutting. $3.50.
Leaf-COmmon cutters, S,TN: medium
cutters, $500 $50; good cutters. sSd$l0,
fine cutters. Sll.50dsli; fancy cutters. $40
VA; common wrappers. sS6sl2: nodum
wrappers. sl0GSl5 fine white. s25qsiO:
good mahogany. $1250nSl6.
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$40, and No. ESQ pounds. at $50
Mt. &. Kenney, of Louisa county, sold
No. l IS pounds) at $3.50.
MIR. John q. Duke. of Louisa county,
sold No. Gas pounds. at S.
Mr.. Haynes will offer al auction on
Change tomorrow "wednesday. June IL,
1899. n large break Of sun-cured tobacco.
Messrs. w. b. Palmer e. Co. 81. S. W.
Nos. |. $50: 3. Sl0.75 2, $ll50; 4. IS; 3. $50;
9. $3.50; I. s.; s, 81; 9, 81; 10. $50. P i. CO.
!, slS; .. sll.Zj: 3. SIS: {. 80: 5, 1918; 6,
S6.I5: Z, N.66 %. Or. y. HIS, Mi5. co.
Lii, Si2: 2. $780, 5. N.75; I. $500: 5, 500
C.. LII. s.: .. $3.50: 3. $3.50: 4. 500. c.
Il. McG)-l. $3.50.
Messrs. Carter & Ryland-Nos. l. $3.50;
2. sl3.75: 3. Sl07J: 4. sl0j0, s. $3.50; 9. $780,
Z, N.25. IN. G. H)-1. 81; 2. N.2j.
Mr. Silas Shelburne P. X. By, IS; /, 80.
&c. w. VS. 80; 5. $50: 4. 1915; 3. SIS:
I. $3.50. o.. We. sl0.5O. (R r.. b.
:: 81; 8, sei2Ik; 5. 50; 4. 1915: ?. $3.50; !, SIS
Or. f. LIS. $3.50; !. sl025. CA. WD-l.
&2j; ., 81. CO. SIS. $3.50; 2. $40; !. s2.5o
E. w. K)-$.75. (B. A. L)-2, 81; |. $50
(Al. y. Il. & S)-2. $50; /. 1926. OR. T.
L.l-2' sl075 Or. ID. b. 81 Do. $50: /.
S.7j. CIV. & RS 1892. 81. Or. r. b.
,, %75 or. Lii. $50. IS. l.. PD-2. N75:
1. $3.50. &C.. H. NJ. 1915: I. 1910. III.
g H)-S. 1915. "a. II. & A. BIS. <G.2j: 2.
81; |, 1926 tW. r. II. B)-l. $3.50. Or. IL
$40. CIV. * R)-S.49. IS. f.. y. q CD
?. $3.50; J. s.. on. 4 b. S.)-2 81. (E. r.
CD-l. 81. %. W. w. K P)-S. $40. &C.. 81
l. s.
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central Trust % TO p won. Tragedian e
To i and to u second, Maxine % TO u
third. Time. LIS.
Third race--Hanover Stakes. five fur
longs-Maribert DC to - won. Misericor-
dia q to and to u second. Kitchener g
10 u third. Time. 1:0l.
Fourth race-Gazelle Stakes. one mile
and an ciehth-rhe Rose G 60 u won. Bet
tie Gray @ TO and 4 10 - second. Har-
monica az 70 y third Time 1:51 -.
Fifth race-six fUrlorgs- Grayfel1 90 TO
u won. lnnamara a 20 and 10 - Sc
cond. Tyran az TO u third Time. rs.
Sixth racc-hurdles. handicap two
rniles-Premier d3 TO - won, Moslem &,
to l and even second Arquebus q TO j.
third. Time $40.
'LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., June 13.-Results at
Latonia to-day:
First race-six furlongs, sclling-Aure-
ole Il 10 y won. Missouri IS TO - second,
John Boone % TO y third. Time, 1:l6
Second racc-five furiongs-lda Iedford
@ 30 p won, Foncda O5 to - second May
Jane G TO - third. Time 1p2.
Third raCe-Onc mile. sellng-Father-
land % To y won. Prosecutor e. 10 y Sc
cond, Dr.. WithrOw az TO u third. Time,
l:i3 -.
Fourth race handicap. one and one
EIGHTH mi.cs-Jolly Roger ~ 30 - won.
Sain csar c. 90 y second, Orimar Is TO 81
mn lime. 1:5j L.
IA race-fYe firlonss-John Yerkcs
& to = won. Pallas @ 10 y second. Net
tie Regent Oj 10 - third. Time. i.0}.
Sixth race-one milc-Isabcy 6 TO -
won the Elector q 20 ID second Billy
House Is 10 y third. Time, l:H -.
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HOW TIE CLrns STAND.
THE GRAyEsEND RACES.
Two stake Events-Fnyorite Fails
i'm Each.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Two stake events
were ON the card to-day at Gravesend,
and the favOrite fell IN each. In the Ga
zelle Stake race. Prestdisitatrice was
heavily backed at odds-on. AZ the start
she went to the front but IN the stretch
she was passed until she was bad
fourtb. The Rose an added fly won
bandily. In the Hanover Stakes, Kitchen
er was a slight favorite over Maribert.
but the latter took the lead at the fall or
tho Gag and won easily. Summaries:
First race-fivc furOngs-PrimrOse Day
"a 20 81 won, Killashandra 90 TO l and 4
Ia u second, Prejudice a TO u third.
Time, l 0l Ia.
Second race-one mile and Sixteenth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14

Pocahontas. Va June

POcah0ntas Va, June y, 1892
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Fiity-two Of the seVcnty-siX men com
posing Company NJ, Fourth United States
Volunteer Infantry, were from this city.
On Friday night the car chartered by
the company boys arrived here, and was
met by hundreds OF citizens with band
OF music and conducted 10 a stand, from
which Mayor Goodman addressed the
boys bidding them welcome. and giving
them the freedom Of the city. Saturday
night handsome banquet was rendered
them. and an address of welcome was
delivered by Colonel Browning. Speeches
We're made by Mr.. NJ. Y. Browning; Rev.
Jones of the Baptist church, Rev Min
ter Of the same church, and others. \
large and enthusiastic crowd were pres
ent. and showed by their applause and
cheers their approval of what Company
VI and the "Poca." boys had done since
they volunteered in the service of their
country. The splendid record made by this
company of mountain boys" was duly
appreciated by their people. as shown by
the splendid reception given them. and TO
my dying day | shall treasure as a most
royal way in which / have been received,
the privilege and honor Of commanding
the best company in the best volunteer
regiment in the service Of the United
states during the Spaush-American war.
Respectfully, HUGH G. PRESTON,
Late Captain Company NJ, Fourth United
States Volunteer Infantry.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.

PATERSON. y. j.. June 13.-(Spccial)-
P mond was defeated to-day By "a score
a.. 20 3, due principally to the eilt-cdge
work Of Pitcher Gerber SherrcH started
tl pitch Tor the local team. and while not
at Was made off him he forced i'm two
t-as ou bases ON balls i'm the second in
uiu-. Gerber took his place with the
bases t.l and none out, and finished out
t.a sam. '.e visitors only making three
i.'- oil l.u. Die also battcd in the win
ii-s runs u ta. eighth inning After the
inst inning Bishop pitched fine ball The
ftne was l0rete with phenomenal field
..s. The score tells the story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, June b. 1888.
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Leaf dark, 81 hogsheads; wrap
pers. hogsheads; Jugs, l hogshead. To-
United states internal-rsvenue colec-
tions for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
day: Tobacco, S60s6.52 cigars and olga
rettes. 1901 .35. Total, i6,3si.S'.
Allegheny. Old Dominion. Stonewall.
Shockoe. Seabrook's. Planters and MeT-
chants: Receipts, 81 h0gsheads; deliVe-
ries. y hOgshedds
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspectious (brighO, none dark. II hogs
heads Il tierces. Reviews (brighU, Il
hogsheads; dark, none.
George A. Haynes sold l6 packages Of
Louisa county (Na) sun-cured tobacco at
auction on Change to-day as fOllOws.
one package Is. l.. c., No. l. sold at sl3;
paekaee CR. l.. h, No /, sold at Sll
I package Or. l.. H., No. 2, sold at Sl0.9O;
/ package "a. $. O., No. l, sold at $40;
/ package "a. 5. c., No; ?. sold at 81;
/ package Or. l.. H., No: 2 sold az S.6-,s;
pecEage (R. l.. H. No. 4. sold al $3.50;
package a. 5. o., No t. sold at 81;
/ package @. q. ID. No. l. sold at 90:
! p Paskase tR. l.. HJ, no. 5, sold at $40:
/ package Ca $. c.. No. .. sold at $50;
/ package &C.. K). No. /. sold at $3.50;
/ package IS l. c., No. 5. sold at 2.lo.
This made an average OF %5l
The following gentlemen sold at auction
ON Change to-day through Mr.. Haynes:
Mr. IS. l.. Crew. of Louisa county, sold,
No. / (s9O pounds. at sl3; No 2 $40
pounds). at 5000; No. 3 too pounds), at
IS: No. (S55 pounds, at $50. and No.
eco pounds, at $40. making an average
u Mr.. a. S. Crew, OF Louisa county, sold
No. | CSC pounds. at 1910: No. 600
not,nds). at 50: No. 3 GEO pounds, at $3.50;
No. (2s5 pounds, at 81; and No. Qi5
pounds. at $3.50. making an average OF
sT.l5.
sold No. ! eco pounds. at ST. No. . (2S5
pounds, at sS,62ls; No. . @l5 pouDds). at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14
JAPAN BACKS III CHINA.
VIII Ala Her in RchubiIitating Her


SEATTLE WASH. June IA we'll
authenticated story comes from Japan TO
the effect that ali OF the men-of-war cap
tured from the Chinese in the late war
between the two countries are to be re-
turned TO the Chinese Government.
This is a part of the policy decided upon
by Japan 10 protect her neighbOr from
the inroads Of the Powers 1t is said that
the only requirement TO be made is that
the Chinese Government must invest 50
many millions in new war vessels, to be
built under japanese direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14
WILKESBARRE THE WINNER.
Defeats Lancaster I'm an Exciting
ana Iotiy-Contcsted Game.

LANCASTER. PA. June 13.-(Special)-
In an exciting and hotly-contested game
this afternoon, Wikesbarre defeated Lam
caster by score of to 3. punching hits
on Schmidt i'm the fourth and fifth in
uings ana materially helped by Schaub's
error. Lancaster punched five hits on
Patten in the NTH, but sharp fielding kept
them from scoring. Score:
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No Hard Feeling for Germany.

WASHINGTON. June lS.-Since the an
nOuncement of Germanys acquisition Of
the Caroline. the Ladrone. and the Pc
lew islands there has been opportunity
for full communication by mail and other
wise between the American and German
officials here and i'm Berlin concerning
the circumstances leading up 10 this
transfer.
In this exchange Of opinion It IS said
the most friendly sentiments have b en-
expressed. and there has been no sug-
gostiOn that Gcrmany's course in ac-
curing the islands was viewed with doubt
or disapproyal by the United States Gov
pInm4pt.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Defeats the Senators
TVice-score. First Game, II 10 10.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Phladelphia
took two games from the Senators to-day.
The reason for the loss of the first game
was that weighing Wds hit hard and the
home team made bad errors. In the Sc
cond Plat was invincible. Attendanco,
4.c0o. Score: X. II. T.
Philadelphia O.. % 3 o Ill i ,
Batteries. weighing. Dineen, and Ma
-suire; Donohue, Berhardt, and McFar-
Time. hours and 20 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, .; WASHINGTON, 0.
Second game: X. II. +.
Philadelphia o.. Il COOL 900 - .
Batteries: Mercer and Butler; Piatt
Tmpircs: Messrs. ODay and McGarr
Time, hours.
GIANTS, 6; BOSTON, 4.
NEW YORK June l3.-The Giants de-
fcatcd Boston through good base-runnng
by DOYLE i'm the fourth and a wild throw
score: r.. II. +
Boston ..... .....2OO020000-4 !
New York ........O1 O10220'-6 4
Batteries Lewis and Bergen; Seymour
I,mUjres: NIessrs. Lynch and Connolly.
Time / hour and 80 minutes.
ORIOLES. 10: BROOKLYN. 3.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Baltmore and
Brooklyn played a COMPLEMENTARY to-day
and broke even Six singles, "a two-basc
hit two passes TO first. and three errors
in the seventh inning of the opening game
gave the Orioles eight runs.
Hughes was the steadier in the second
game. -Four singles and q triple gave
baltimore what seemed winning lead in
Tho third inning. but kitson was an easy
mark. and fielding errors behind him
turned the tide of victory. Attendance.
Talfimore 80. ...O2OOOOSO'-iO Is 0
Brooklyn ... ...0 o l o o 0 q o. 3
Batteries: NcGnnity and Robinsoni
Mechanics and Farrell
Time hours and minutes.
BROOKLYN. Is; BALTIMORE, 3.
Second game; oooo. H. H. T.;
Baltimore 90. 30 % IL
BTooklyn 49,. ....0O22 01 o. y
Batteries: Kitson. Robinson, and Girls
ham: Hughes and Grim.
I'mpires: Mcssrs. Burns ana Smltn'
Time. > hour and 20 minutes.
PITTSBURG 10; CLEVELAND, 6.
CLEVELAND, June l3-The Clevclands
were The losers to-day. Their errors CON
tributed largely to the result Attend
anCc. 80. score: a. II r
Cleveland 90. II OOO0O20 s. j.
putsburg 90. .....5 1 o / q l-lO 10
Batteries: Kncpper and Schraehsost
Rbiucs and Bowcrman.
Umpire: Mr.. Galfncy. Time, hours
and minutes.
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SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA. June 1S.-(Special)-
Jumbo. fancy and-picked Virginia pea
nuts. . lie; No. l fancy hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, 43-sc.; extra hand-picked
Virginia peanuts. 3 7-sc.; No. l Virginia
shelled peanuts. SIC; No. 2 Virginia
shelled peanuts. 22tc. extra large Vir-
ginia shelled peanuts, 6i2c.; No. / Span
ish shelled peanuts. &C.; No Spanish
shelled peanuts SIC.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET

DANNILLE. VA. June l3.-(Special)-
We quote as follows:
Wrappers-Fancy $iOds55: good. s5O1SiO:
medium, S294SO; common. $lSNS20.
Fillers-Fine. ST.50Gs9.5O: good. S.500
$50 common, $MS.50
Cutters-Fine sl75Oa s23; good. Sl2dSi7.5O;
common, SS.506sl2
Smokers-Fine. sl0dSl3; good, s7asl0;
common, S50Ms7.
Nondescript-Good, SdsL5O; common.
s26SS
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The Newark Safe.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. June 13.-The
United states cruiser Newark is safe she
has been detained in Smith channel owing
10 a lack of coal Two of her steam
launches have arrived at Ancud, port
of Chile. on the north coast OF the pro
vince Of Chloe.
WASHINGTON, June 3.--Commandcr
Goodrich. Of the Newark, i'm a cablegr1m
10 the Navy Department to-day confirms
the information i'm the above dispatch.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 13.-(Speoial)
Receipts moderate and market firm. with
demand for all grades. Quotations:
Common TO medium Tugs. s2d$}5O: good
TO fine Tugs, $iaSG50; poor short leaf.
S5GaA50; fair to good short leaf S5ds7;
medium to good wrappers. s9d$l2: good
TO fine wrappers. MiqSlS; medium to good
Sl2M$16
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base ockman. Left on bases-Readng,
10. Scranton. g. Struck out-By Murphy,
2: by Hodson. l. DoUb.e piays-McMahon,
Dillon. and Dohorty, Dohcrty. Mcconnell.
and Dillon. First base on balls-On Muir
ply !: of Hodson. T. Hit by pitched
bail-Childs. lmpire-Mr Moran. Time
OF gamc--l hour and p minutes.
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vR,>roN LOST ANOTHER GAME.
reading Took the Victory Before
Her own Hooters.

READING. PA. June B.-(specialJ-
.- scranton club suffered "a second de-
'.. ..e hands OF the locals in finely
game by a score of TO %
pitched ID One game. and accept
' .f Ol ten chances. The locals put
te.dins game. while the visitors
Ul at The bat The playing of
and McNah0n, and the bat
Bouts were the features Here is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, June u, 1872
Sales: Virginia Centuries 100 at Sc;
Virginia Carolina Chemical, preferred. 80
shares at 1852; Virginia Carolina Chemt-
cal. preferred, 30 shares at ll52s; Virginia
Carolina Chemical. preferred, 20 shares
at l15as; Carolina Chemical, pre-
ferred 10 shares at 1852.
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RIchmond. n. Juno l3. lS99.

KIcnmOHu, d'l JUTe 10 IoJJ'
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry. 20 to
ne: mixed. 20 TO nc; shortberry, 20 to
nc; No. red, nc; Corn-Virglnia white
30. 3 white. 40c.; No. mixed. 4Oc.; No. 3
mixed. 80 TO % lie. Oats-No. mixed,
% l-2c.; No. mixed, 2S II TO PC. Rye
81 10 &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14

NORFOLK. VA, June 13.-(Special.)-
Farmers market. fancy. 3&c.; strictly
prime, 3l2li5isc.; prime, SIC; common,
Sc; Spanish, &c. a bushel. The market
is steady
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At Berr,'s.
As Light rs a Feather.

Our fea iher-weight Suits for
the hot season are so thin that
even the vest can be worn
without discomfort. Some men
must stick to vests in order to
look we'll dressed. For these
tbis Feather-Weight Suit is a
jlessing.
The whole suit costs only $40,
or coat and vest for S.
Don't wear suspenders with
these thin suits-they show
through and look ugly in the
aCk.
our Negligees keep YOU cool and look
GscsSy-sI.
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HURnAH ron ALLENTOWN
she Won n Game at Inst and il
trnyyIinp In

NEWARK, y. j., June IS.-(Special)-
Allentown won to-day's game by heavy
and opportune hitting, aided by punched
errors Of the local team. The score:
NEWARK
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PETERsBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 13.-(Special)
Virginia Peanuts-Firm At sac. for good
stock. Spanish very firm at yOc. per
bushpl
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Anison SAWS McIlinIcN ana Hobnrt

DUBUQUE. IA. June Ex-senator W.
+. Allison said to-day: II have heard no.
thing said anywhere about a western can
didate for Nice-President. and | believe
we should renominate Mckinley and HO-
bart and elect them
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NOTICE.

CITY Auditors Office.
Richmond Va. June Z. 1899.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
BONDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND Will be closed on and after
the 18TH INSTANT and reopened the
Isl DAY OF JULY NEXT.
EDWARD J. WARREN.
10 S-tJel5 -- Auditor.
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NEW YORK, June 13-Flour-Less ac-
tive and fully sustained as 10 price, owing
TO wheats active strength; rye flour iirm
and active.
COrnmeal-Firm.
RYc-Irregular.
Barley-EaSy.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Wheat-Spot FIRM. No. 2 red. S37sc.; OPP
lions opened easier, and for time re-
nected lower cables, foreign selling, and
large Northwestern receipts. With adj
vent OF export demand, however, and
strong advance in corn, shorts were com
peeled to cover, lifting prices to the high
point Of the day, and affording the market
strong close at 2sufsc. net adj
vance: July closed 7l7sc. September
closed Size; December closed S27sc
COrn-Spot firm; No. , il9sc.; options
opened steady. and afterwards advanced,
on a big export demand. smaller esti-
mated receipts. and covering. Close strong
at a vase. net advance; July closed zoe. ;
September closed $3.50.
Oats-Spot dull: No. , white. Bic; op-
lions quiet and steady.
Beef-tirm.
Lard-Firmer; western, $50; refined
firm.
Pork-Frm.
Butter-Easy; western creamery, l5D
Isle: state dairy, l3hGHc.
Cheese-Steady; large white, TIC:
Eggs-Easier; State and PENNSYLVANIA,
15lsai6c.; western, fresh, lii2qlo@c.;
Potatocs-Steady; Jersey sweets, $l@
Enthusiastically at slGs2.25 per barrel
Gotton-Ry steam 10 Liverpool, 12Ec.
COttOnseed- Oil-Steady
Realistically
Turpentine-Quiet at SSi7d39c.
realistically.
Coffee-Options opened quiet and un-
changed 10 points lower, and ruled quite
active. with weak undertone, under liqui-
dation heavy receipts. slack spot de-
mand and pressure from the bear side.
Late in the day there was some covering
on the reaction. but the general tendency
of prices was downward. Close quiet ana
: points lower; sales, 1900 bags, inclHd-
inc June. $3.50: July, 1876; August $40;
September. $3.50; October. AOnAS; spot
coffee Rio. duh and nominal mild quiet
Sugar-Raw firm; refining. 4sc.; cen,
trifugal 96-degree tesO, n-l6c.; rehned
firm fair trade.
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June l3.-Some GOOD sales
OF both southern and eastern brown COT
tons are reported for export at fun prices.
Home demand for brown goods senerally
oriet ard chiefly for 3-yard ana 5.-J-yuIu
Soods Duck IN slightly better request
and firm. Fair number OF orders ior
bleached cottons. but no large yuan , ,ItlGs
taken Prices well maintained. DARK
prjnts in active request for fancies: Busl-
~ 80 much ahead of last years. indigo
blue and TuTkey-Red prints IN fa i,oc Ge-
mand No change In gin EIinp Cloth, I.SG ,n.
lliiveD without change in prices. Worsted
a acoGs Of ali kinds very firm and tending
upwards. ,.,,,,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
ctIrCAcO June 13.--Wheat ruled strong
~ July closing with gain OF. 9sp
lo-u" S6rY With one OF Ac., and oats one
- lie. pork advanced &C.. LARD o'sc.' ana
rl pho leading futures ranged as follows:
nnaning Highest. Lowest. Closlng
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.m.. .........O2 100000 o. 3
49, Earned runs-Paterson. 3.
a. tts-Bycrs. D0lau. Three-base
H-t Moss. Sacrifice hu-Pabst.
I..te- Gochnaur 20 Pabst; MosS
I -1 Pabst CD; Mills 10 Moss 20
Fr-t base Qua bals-On Sheriff.,
t Gerber. 3D. off Bishop, o.. tit by
l..Ey sheriff., j. by Gerber, =.
s.. ..t-Ey Gerber. Q; by Bishop. l.
..- .r bases Paterson. :. Richmond. o.
....- hours. Jmpire-Mr Henderson.
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Summary: TWo-base hist. Delehanty,
Henry Thrcc-base hits-McIntyre. Hen
VT Schcmcr Thornton. Home run-JOs.
Delehanty. Sacrifice hits-Scheilcr Wig
ncux. Jas. Dcichauty (2). stolen bases
smith. Jos. Delchanty. NigneuX. Left on
bases Newark. .. Allentown. lG. Struck
out-By West. 1. Double play-Smith and
Jas Dclchanty. First base on balls-On
Bauer g. off West. .. Hit by pitched
ball-Smith. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time-l
hour and 80 minutes
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Woods Seeds:
Seed Potatoes
For Planting in June or July.

We have large quantity of late Seed
Potatoes which were put into cold stor'
age early in the season, so as to Keep
them unsprouted and in first class vigo-
rous condition for late planting in June
or July. Heretofore, the principal OBJ
stacle to planting late potatoes success
fully has been in procuring sound and
vigorous stock late enough to plant, so
as to insure the maturity of the crop in
the cooler rainy season of the fall. We
advise our customers to place their
orders ahead, otherwise our supply may
be exhausted. Shipment can be made
at such time as customers are ready to
plant.
Write for prices and Descriptive Circular,
which also gives full information ABB ut all
Seasonabie Seeds, German Mlliet, Coz Peas
Teosinte, Sorghums, Buckwheat, etc.
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T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
de 1i-W&SatiD
dc 1i-w&SatiD

Whiskey, dstilers' finished goods, ear
gallon. SL26 Sugar. cut loaf. unchange'I
Butter strong; creamery. l2dlsc.; dalrys
l0Wl6c. Cheese easy; creams, aSsIs'4c
Eggs steady At l2i2c.