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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-12

he did not think he had ever heard the
address mentioned, he said. Perhaps the
man who drove the party would remem.
Der. The man was in he would send
him. The driver came out. and we put
the question to him He scratched his
head. he expectorated with great free.
dom. then he made a gesture which
clearly conveyed to us that it was "no
CO." His memory failed him.
"Would a 8 ruble note help you to
remember ?" l asked. The fellow said
that for this sun he would, at any rate,
invoke numerous hearty blessings upon
our heads.
Here the postmaster made a sugges.
tion which distinctly advanced the mat.
ter.
POSSIBLY Grishka' (the drivers
name) might remember the way to
the house and the very house itself II
be were to drive your merciful highness
into town, though the name Of the
street has escaped his memory. might
hire horses for your highnesses at-at a
certain ratei'
"Hire them. hire them, little father,
! cried, ''at any price you please. and
Grishka here shall drive us to the very
house, Cad. Percy" I added in Eng.
lish. "we're on the scent now with a
vengeance. This fellow will take us to
the very house the rascals carried father
to. It's splendidl"
1T does seem rather rosyP' said
Percy.
Within five minutes the horses were
harnessed and ready, We jumped into
the trap and drove rapidly toward st
Petersburg. Three hours later the city
lights danced before us, and we knew
that in a quarter Of an hoEr the secret
Of dear old dads whereabouts, or at all
events a strong clew. would be in our
hands.
"sherlock Holmes is not in It," had
been the burden Of our conversation
during the exciting drive. We had done
this thing we'll and were in full swing
for success-the reward Of patience and
good management.
Now we were driving through the
streets. Over the Tuchkof bridge we
dashed. and through Vassili Ostrof and
across the Nicholas bridge; then to the
left by the English quay to the Winter
palace and straight on to the Palace
quay-the most fashionable Of all quar-.
tiers Of the town. "Grishka, you fool!'
I shouted. Where are You taking US
to? 1t could not have been here the
party came?'
"There's no mistake, highness, . said
Grishka over his shoulder "This was
certainly the way"
'Good heavens, Borisi" said Percy
''Do you know what9 He's taking us
to your own house. He must have
brought the count and the Others here
on some former occasion.
It was too sickeningly true. Straight
as an arrow he drove us to our wi
door-147 Palace quay--and drew up
therel
''Therel' said C1rishka. 1.-THE very
house remember 1t by the big stone
balcony.
| climbed sadly out-dejected and
disappointed Percy was scarcely mer'
rier.
"Grishka, | said, do you tell me
you brought those gentlemen here last
week.
"Last weekY Have mercy, BARN. nc
not last ~week-many weeks. months
ago.
| paid the fellow and sent him away
We had been done--whether intention,
ally or not. | had not the heart as yet to
think out We had. ! firmly believe,
struck a true trail. but had lost 1t al
most in the finding
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D()HN SHE GOES
Hog Market Takes an Un-
expected Tumble.
SEVERAL REASONS GIVEN
One of Which. Is That Packers
Sold Short.
SEVERAL REASONS GIVEN

For the first time In many months
there were more hogs on the Wichita
market than there was demand for,
and there were i've car loads held over
Tne market opened a good cents lower
this morning, and while there were more
hogs than buyers wanted. the market
held steady at the decline until the close.
$4.S5 was the top price. and the hogs
that sold for that price were fairly go ID
There are a good many theories ad-
Fanced IL regard 10 the cause Of the
present unsatisfactory condition Of the
market, some OF which are not very
plausible. There is well defined rJn1or
70 the effect that Armour and Nelson
Morris are short on mess pork, and that
they are trying 10 bear the provision
and hog market by refusing 70 buy
hogs and Glowing them 70 accumulate
on the market One man told the re-
porter for the Eagle last night that il
he would take the Chicago and Kansas
City reports for several days past he
would find that Armour was not buying
half the number Of hogs that he ordi-
narily took. Armour's buyer on this
market has not been taking any hogs
for several days, and yesterday the
Nashville buyer would not take any hogs
even at the decline. Dold was the only
buyer. and be took about his usual num-
Der Ter Monday
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Hides ANn WoOL
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July 2-Cattle-Raceipts IL
III; steers active, steady TO strong; na-
tive stocks stronger, ecept common grass
kinds. Natives, best on sale today. four
head at $.75; good to prime steers, IS no
$50; poor to medium, S4.60a5. Ii; selected
feeders, Steady, 3. 75T4.7 %; mied stockers,
slow, $2.5eGs3. Is; cows, s2:9004. 40: heifers.
s5.O0a4.I5 Gamers. 50. ooG2 70; bulls. good
TO choice steady, others lower, g 5cfl4. 10;
calves steady, 4.5oG5. so. Teams, receipts
1,600; best on sale today, SIX car loads
at Sis; Texas-fed steers steady TO
strong, s4.40d5.25; Texas grass steers,
50. 75d4 IS; bulls g. sea-. 49,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; tomorrow, q Coz;
left over, 1,4J0; mostly 1ec lower; top.
25 z31z; good elearances; mixed and
butchers, $5.0cd5 -21a; good to choice
heavy, S5.15d5. 221a; rough heavy, $3.50
Sos; light, s5-oeG5-25; bulk Of sales. s.. 12llz
as III
Sheep-Receipts, -, 900; sheep and lambs
steady to strong for good to choice. 9TH
ers slow; good to choice wethers, 81 $50
40; fair TO choice mixed, s.. 25d4. .;
western sheep, 81. LOG. 10; Texas sheen,
50 .50g4-50; native lambs, $ 09Q6 80; west
ern lambs, s5-5oa6.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, July Ca ttle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market steady to a shade
lower; native steers, 81. SG5. 70; Texas
steers, S4.G974. 80: Texas cows, s2759
3.75; native cows and heifers, 81 sat z;
stockers and feeders, IS. SOFA 20: bulls,
s.. SOFA s5
Hogs-Recefpts, 5000; market 5 to Toe
lower; bulk of sales. s. 95dE021z: heavy,
s. 0od5. 10; packers s. SOS 10; mixed, 81 50
"a. 0715; light "a g0d5.05 workers, s. COG
5.05; pigs, 81. 7Og4 .s5
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
lambs, $+-6O9g.50; muttons, sa-0GG4. 70.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, July 2ZCattIe-Recetpt o.
coo; market easy. with Texans steady to
lower; native steers. s. S565. So; stockePs
and feeders, 50. 40Gl4. IS; cows and heifers,
s.. 25a5. 90; bulls. 81. s5d4 Is; Texas and
Indian steers, S3.25G4.55 Cows and heif-
ers, 81 5GG3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 5 20 1oc
lower; pigs and lights. Sc. e5d5. Is; packers
s. .oG65. 10; butchers, e. 1GfI5. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, Leo; market steady;
native nuttons, A.0Ga4. 20; lambs. $3.50
SEQ; culls and bucks. s2.O0GS sos stock
ers, Sc. 25d3 go.
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speech Then came the rush for hand
shaking one q The sights vas the man
ner in which Zoe MeNeaI got throaga ths
crowd and reached Roosevelt.
The governor gave warm greeting 20
several Rough Riders. Governor Barnes
introduced Roosevelt ~ Guthrie. When
ire train arrived az Oklahoma City az
u:g. tate at vas the hour, thu ap-
proaches to the station we're slTnaly Jam
med with people and 4 warn reception
occurred. Headed BY hand a presses
sion Eas formed and. Roosevelt, Paul
Morton and others were taken 20 the naiI-
itary bail 20 conclude the days eelcers-
ton. Thus ended the FIRST day % taa
Rough Riders famous continued ovAtiau
IN Kansas and Oklahoma great das,
fraught with woadroaz events foT tho
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WAAl Ia fAY0R
How Candidate fer once Makes uls
Campalza IN 4 arDte-

Judge Charsas Hastsn. who hss been n
the south Tor some time. went - azasaat
sons faanF tAiasz politically. lie has
inst returned ron Alabama aaa srought
hume wsth I'm earl uaea - eznat-
date fsr Eevsruar "a making as campaign.
reads Ike thla.
Hon Charles Z Waller. q Greera-
boro. Ha Ceanty. Alabama s5eskF q
tAe house % representatives ana can1i-
date f0r tha Democratic nomination far
governor aza - favor q z,I7@sux 81
waite men - v1ts. Whether thsg can
read sr write 4Ea ziibsAt 1agi1T ae8
AK Rn 20 tzTor q stsfranehfsinE al
y groez- and fhez a.lew saea voter FRI
every e}sctlen CT srinafY 20 81 sis can
ballst AZ arr wEe b please. sasd en any
klnd q PAPER I am e2oosed - taElng
white Deapic - sdueasinx nez-1ez."
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CLEMENS Will SPEAK HERE
VIII EaIigkfea the ruhlie On social
Ism Next Friday evening.

G. c Clemens. the Socialist candidats
for governor OF iris state. VII % here
next Friday evening 10 address she -
cla!ists e tEis city and any other aBo
wish 70 hear him. ". Z. Rose. one ag
sedswick c4anty's lesa.ng socialists. yes-
terday received a letter from Rim stat
ing that b. would bs here on tha even
ing Of July 3. ard requesting that ar
rangsneats be made Tor bin - spssk.
3Gr. Clem=us Is q Topeka ard eae * tha
Leading Socialists az che sfste lie r. a
good taker aud vii eafertaia a. zaii-
ence- NJ. Pose viii make arranzF meats
for the address "A zslnmxer'a han. an
Marzst street. n The ban can rot bs OBJ
talaed FOR this date he vii SPEAK ~ TIE
corner % Main and Douglas.
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PROVISIONS MARKET.
At The YARDS.


c r Daratt bcokkeeper for W VI.
Paugh & Co. claims that the Union
stocEya- ds is a remarkably healthy place
and in proof of his assertion he calls
attention TO the gross weight OF the
BUYERS arI sellers on this market. He
SAYS. take out Billy Wallace and Elmer
RpfT. ard The crowd viii average over
rs pounds in wei~ht- He says II IS
rare occurrr nce when one Of the buy
ers or So lers IS absent on account OF
their health
y runawav of Tonkawa., o. T,
was or the market Yesterday with two
car loads of hogs. Tonkawa = in Kay
county. . miles south OF Blackwell It
3 a new town, but has population q
oxer 1p92 Ee SAYS the people IN Kay
couuty are the happiest he ever saw
Nrst al Of them are out Of debt and
INV have n great wheat crop which is
nov being stacked and threshed. Corn
IN that section nesds rain, but II has not
Be IN DAMAGED vet for want % moisture
Mr. Du-away saws the free homes bill
was G. great Thing for the Strip. People
had By economy. saved The money 70
pav for their homes and now he believed
thay were smart enough to put what the
'sr~ar7rea+ ali0wed them 20 save into
Improvements or their places
poId sainred OUT SEQ boiled hams yes
terEav He had one order Ia night for
IeN1 rounds Of the same product
= fal~-v C7od run OF hogs Is expected
today. t-ouEh she condition Of h pro-
vision market does nor foretel big prices.
MANAGE Fed DoI5 had the whistle at
TIE uactHnr house roar last evening
when the Roosevelt train passed, and
n he Ao7-l=d a train for Oklahoma
CIV Nr Doid claimed II w2s bust
ress tri1. hut some Of the boys ct the
d king house said he went 10 help boom
the great Rough Rider.
Adam FTuGbauer o. Mulva7e was one
Of the Fhippe-s on the late market yes
terday-
JaT Z us.on sent NJ two CIR loads OF
hogs yesterday from Ponca City.
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WHEAT aUHPS AGAIN
July Wheat Closes 8 "a
Cents Below Saturdays.
RAINS IN THE NORTHWEST
Corn and Oats DoWn--Provis-
ions Steady.
RAINS IN THE NORTHWEST

Chicago July 2-Wheat bearishly af-
fecred by rains in the northwest. weak
ness in Liverpool and the heavy deliv-
cries on July contracts. closed csc
lower today. Corn closed 7sGAc and
oats T1sc down. Provisions closed
steady.
August wheat opened 11sc down. deliv-
cries on July contracts unusually heavy,
although largely by one elevator cca-
Germ, and there were liberal rains in the
northwest These we're the factors
throughout the session The rains in the
Dakotas and Minnesota wers heavier
than for a month. Following the OPEN
ing there was some covering by shorts
which rallied August TO S01sc, but there
after the course was downward. with
few checks and these were not epidemic
Towards the end the elevator concern
credited with most Of the deliveries was
credited with hammering the market TO
enable it to re-buy stuff given out on
July contracts. The close was weak At
the bottom, August 3szc lower than Sat-
urday, at 7724c. New York reported "a
loads taken for export Atlantic port
clearances in wheat and -four were equal
to $500 bushels. Primary receipts were
$500 bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported S32 cars, against 275 last week
Local receipts were 90 cars, two Of con-
tract grade. The visible increased SIS
600 bushels. There was a decrease on
passage and worlds shipments.
Corn broke off sharply with wheat and
although the market recovered its initial
decline, the close shows some loss with
wheat. Rains in the west, together with
the wheat weakness, caused selling at
the start by commission houses, On the
break influential local operators bought
and provisions people covered. causing
the bulge. Country acceptances were re-
ported small. The cash demand was Eair
August sold between 427s and 17sc. clos
ing 9sGAc down at 411kc Deliveries
were small. Receipts were Ices cars.
Oats were weak. Influenced by the
wheat break and q favorable crop report
from the northwest. This section. re-
Gently a buyer, was on the other side
today. Receipts were IA cars August
sold between 23A and sc and closed Ike
under Saturday, at 231sc
Provisions early were firm. especially
in comparison with the weakened attf-
tude Of wheat, showing but a small de-
cline The list eased off 4 little early,
but rallied later on good local support
Toward the end, the market eased OF
again with wheat, but the close was
steady. September pork closed 2l5 cents
over Saturday, at SIZE; September lard
TIC lower, at s6.s5 and September ribs
21.c down. at S7021z.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars; corn, $50; oats, 405; hogs, 19 900
head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE nIARKEr5.
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MUSIC ARD DRAMA.
At AUDITORIUM

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C0FrOS.

New York, July Am view OF the de-
cline Of 1892 points which occurred in
the New York cotton market Saturday,
q recovery at Liverpool after a lower
opening became the basis Of some buy
ing here on the opening call, which re-
suited in an advance Of SOP points on
the near positions and 2d7 points on
ater deliveries. A reaction followed and
the market closed barely steady at a net
decline Of 4G9 points.
Liverpool. July 2-spot cotton in fair
demand. Prices lower. American mid
ding. 21-S2d.
New Orleans, July 2-Cotton steady;
nniddlinz e7sc.
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THE WEAFa -.
Wlchtta. Kan. July 2. 1900

Wichita Kan, July 2 1900
During the past 81 hours, ending a.
= m. the highest temperature has been
g. the lowest IS, d range OF It degrees,
and thu mean has been 81 which is
degrees warmer than the normal temper
st1lre for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with cloudy weajner IN the
forenoon. but gradually clearing, fresa,
south wind.
sunday the temperatures were, highest
81 lowest 70, mean 50, and rainfall &c
inch.
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been All inches, which is 3 incn
less than the normal
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, July Ain a general way
the metal market was Irregular Iron
warrants at the close were quoted at
81 Lake copper was also neglected, but
norninally unchanged; closed quiet at
81. 50. The demand for tin was no match
for the disposition TO sell, and prices
ruled lower. with the market finally dull
and nominal on the basis OF Sc. Lead
was decidedly unsettled, closing weak
and lower, at 4.1GG4. Is. against 81 .221=6l
2-1s last week. Spelter, without quo
table change, was quiet. closing at 81 p
"A. 20 The brokers' price for lead is
&c 90. and for copper $3.50.
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DRY GOODS MARKERS

New York. June The tone OF the
market shows frmness in brown cot
tons in some quarters, manufacturers
being Influenced BY the continued rise
in the price Of cotton. There is no bet
ter demand than before in any direc-
ton, business being on a limited sale
throughout Print cloths are neglected
The wooden goods division is dull, with
out spesiaI feature.
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COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARkErs

New York. July s-cofee-Options
closed steady, with prices Is 10 80 points
net higher. Total sales were 81. 40 bags.
including July at S.a57. SOC; August.
!. sou. e5c; September, 1.55eI7-S5c; Octo-
Der, 1897 .15c; November. r. TI5aT7 sec; De-
eember; Z. se7S. Gee; May, s-sds-S Sc.
Sugar-Raw strong: fair refining 3-1S;
centrifugal, IS test. 1-iSc bid
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TrinunnhRntr

TIE sales Of the bottled beers Of the
Arl,euSer-Busch Brewing Assn IN
creased over thirty Per cent during the
past year-evtdence that a superior art1-
Gle Is appreciated by discriminating
public. 8Taha1 Supply Co.. wholesale
dealers. Wichita kans.
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&c net decline July. EG4sc. closed 47zsc;
September, 4TlzG4S5zc, closed 4Izsc.
Butter-UnsettIed; ereamarys II1lss1c-
Chees-F'ira; large white. s14cs large
and small eolcred, SIC.
Egg-Quiet; western, at mark, DazG
Izc; western, loss OF. 13G11zc
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

tIOur-Edsy.
Wheat-No. spring. 75G76c; No. red,
T7d7s12c.
Corn-No. :, 421sG<2asc; No. . yellow,
42lz 174g7sc.
Oat-No. 9. 2SZG2rtc: No. white,
25d26t4c; No. 8 white, 25d5c
Barley-Good feeding, 40c; fair to
choice mating, +2G45c.
Flax seed-No. /, $50; No l. North
western. $3.50
Mess pork-Per Dbl. 81 45Tl2 50.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. S5.57l2G6.70
Short rib sides Goose), $6.s5GT-i5; dry
ss ted shoulders boxed SAGE; snorl
clear sides Cooxed). s-.40G7.5
Whisky-Basis Of high wines, S-2.
CIover-Contract grade, s.
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New York, July money on cal
steady. at Il. per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 92T4is; sterling exchange steady.
with actual business IN bankers bills
al $3.50. for demand and at 81 S37s for
sixty days; posted rates. 81 S41z n $ and
s4S71a. Commercial oils. 81. s3ff4- S314 sill
yer certificates. 51lseI5ss4 bar silver. s114..
Mexican dollars. 4sia; government bonds
irrnguiar
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dyspepsia, constipation and kindred ailments
but unless yon We tried PIa-So TAHLoEs you've
never found the right one. They turn over the
liver. freshen.the complexion, cure 6illsousness
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BASEBALL
National Lrazue
Auerican Lea-ue.

Milwaukee a. Kzosas CRY HE
T-sr,zas cry -.......0 II8 % > g. =
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Cleveland az indianapolis
r--sss-,s--Itz - aG6I $50 :
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THOUSANDS SEE HIM
Confined From Fifth Page.

3. Metcalf. Eff. Ware. c. L Glsed and
the following newspaper correspondents
J. " Straight. New York World; Tom
oisnai5e New York san, Ho-stio c
Pollock. Ph1atelDhia Nora A-ner lean:
Edgar Siszon. New York Tri5une. Chas
3fcFarla1E Associated Press, Charles
Sessions and 2 L SheHabarger. kan
SIS Cry Journal; J z. Lawson. Topeka
Capit.I; Frank P Ncksnnan ard Austia
BraIy, -o-eka SAFE Journal: 2 z
Fax1u. WicElta Eagle: r L CIeveia1d,
chicago Tines Herald; r 4 Fayant
New York Eerala. " L Emtert- kan
zas CIty Stzr; 8Isrti1 Greer. New T3Ek
J17-sa.. = z BostE-S. Omaha Bee
Lewis Sn-uze. Kansas City Times
re G-raEe euel-s Tor care 0f z7lests
we're excellent TIE cars we're roemy,
eseL VEL egziE2et ard c1zifsrtr-3s.
Tables we-s provided for correspoz serts
zni -7a uzca tas-ks cannot - given g5e
lospi-zcse Santa e Management
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
raarket closed as follows;
Ructer-SIaTksC Arm; creamery, 14Glsc;
dairy, I5G16t-c-
l,aeese-s1eadv; sf4Gfa1.c-
Ergs-Ffrm; fresh, lie.
Dressed pouIJry-s-ea3y; turkeys sGIe'
chickens. sGs5=c.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CIV. July 2-,Wheat-Jgiy.
-s-sc: Se2tsu Der. 7s7sc; casa. No hard,
71lS-zlsc: No. 3 6sg7Ic; Ne. Z red, SO
nc: No. ;. 7SET5c.
Carn-Sept e-beF. 5s7sc; casa- No
mixed. ss1z d3g34c; No vaLre. te5-G sc;
No :. &c.
oa.ENs. : wife. esAc
Ry-No. :. Sc
Hay-l,hosce timothy. 100000 80; p-a1-
RE. s.. 03sI7-5a
Ruteer-Creaue-y, l57ISc; dairy. 10.
Egg-Fresh, seize
ST. LOUIS.
81. Lcuiz JuIy 2-Rsoei pfs-Flou-. 4
90. wheat, 2s.oe9; corn, 1880. cats. H.
0N.
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corn. *. eco cats. zi66
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FLOUR AND CHOP STUFFS
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WICHITA POULTRY MARKET.
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lemons. fancy. 500, $50 and 40
sizes Ter bOx----...-- ----------.--- - -
Oranges per box. Med sweers.--.-- 40
51sS+---es FANCY northern. per 5u-.-. =
t-sSAage, fancy home, Per 10. 70
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NIX beans. basket -'-.'------ -
N1T potasls-S. - - - so
Plackberries. per er7re .----.-'...- * =
Clla-rses. per crate, $40 5c,..------' "a "a
Sprieots. Per 2ee1 80
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Chicag so. July 2.-The leading futures
ranged as follows