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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-23
ThsyNeed the Money"

The local association OF retail druggists
are now circulating another, subscription
list for more money with which TO push
their light to prevent us from buying goods.
The president tour friend CharleyO heads
the list with a S. offering, and the rest OF
the whole ~bunch-Wlth from ive plunks
down to two. are all anteing up. THERE
MENT. WE'LL MAKE AFFIDAVIT TO
THIS At ANY ~, IN or WHY Nh ARE WE
1850 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe. .E.B
Soc MulIs Grape Tonic. 4Oc
800 Whitney's Nerve & Flesh Builder. 75c
Sl.OO SeHine Pills 7bc
HOO Temptation Tonic ................. lac
S1.0 Miles Nervine .......,.......... b6c
t1.O Cramer's Kidney Cure ~(genuine). SIC
100 Hers Malt Whiskey ................. SIC
hoo Peruna-certainly MINIMUM. &c
100 Pinkham's Compound .............. SIC
hoo Pierce's Remedies ................. sc
HOO Swanson's b-Drops ................. SIC
Ac Hires Root Beer .................. 7c
6c Eskay's Food --............. ..23c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-23
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From Missouri River
Via

UNION PACIFIC
July / and Is. Aug. 6 and 10, Sept 2 and
l6. Oct. I and "a
To many points in Nebraska. Kansas.
Colorado. Wyoming. Utah. Idaho. Montana.
Oregon and washington. One lowest nrst
class standard fare. plus $500. for round
trip. Minimum selling rate frOm Missouri
River $500.
Full Information cheerfully furnished OF
application to City Ticket once. 1924 Far
nam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-23

|SeHAEFER'S 6 6ST. r s4osr
Tel. TAT. 5. w. Ger. IGth and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-23

The delegates to the state convention at
Grand Island are;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-23

County Attorney
FRANK L. WEAVER,
G. NJ. HUNT,
d. b. WELPTON,
Members of House of Representatives
GEORGE c. MARTIN,
JOSEPH =. BUTLER,
w. +. MDAVITT,
b.. A. CALELLY,
CHARLES c. CURTIS,
II. f. MINTOSH,
j. A. G.. KENNEDY,
HENRY ROHLFF,
J. NJ. PAYNE.
Count Commissioner-Third District
r PETER G.. HOFELDT
Fifth District
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CATTLE SALES.
SHIPPERS ANp NOTES.

Never saw the likes Of the corn" is
what the farmers are now saying when
they come into sell few hogs and 10 talk
about the crops.
The ichita Union Stock Yards are the
only yards in which liquor is sold. that is
go far as the Information OF the writer
goes
Farmers are holding their light hogs
back fer the new crop Of corn and most
of the country shippers predict that there
viii not be very many hogs coming 70
market in August and Septem Der.
The only parts Of the new Dold plant
completed is the box factory and the ice
factory and II ali the other parts are
kept humming after thy are finished Ike
these two. there viii be plenty of music
in the air. The electric saws N the box
factory are used 10 saw material used in
the construction OF other parts of the
building and the ice machinery is kept
running 10 supply the demand for ice.
It seems that some Of the people on
South EmpOria avenue do not want q
street car line. The street car company
might use some of those new rails in
building from Lawrence avenue on Twen-
ty-first street 10 the stockyards. People
I'D there are crying for the street cars
Some Of the hay dealers in this city pre-
dict that there viii be more feed for
stock in the vicinity of Wichita next fall
than at any other time siQce the settle
ment Of the country. The growth Of
prairie grass and alfalfa Is unprecedented
and the farmers have planted a great deal
of cane and kafir corn for feed. The peO-
Ole in this country have learned that feed
for stock Is a mighty nice thing 10 have
on the farm and none of them are as yet
Offering 70 give II away. Bailed prairie
hay was selling yesterday for seven dol
lars ton.
Every few days rocks are piled on some
OF the vacant lots UP toward the packing
house district which shows that some
body is getting ready 10 build another
new house. II is claimed that the trouble
between the contractors and the carpen-
ters caused many people TO defer building
IN that section who had completed their
arrangements to do So
Vice President Harrison and SUperin-
tendent Brown OF the John Cudahy Pack
ing company are not afraid 70 speak out
about Wichita-s advantages as packing
center When IL comes 70 the interests
OF Wichita the Cudahy crowd are loyal 10
the core.
The shippers who had hogs on the good
market yesterday were I. Is. Robinson
Of Towanda William @ Brien of Annsss;
r d. Wilcott Of Hutchinson, Knott *
Kirby ~ Belle Plain and Gano * Hoas
OF Medicine Lodge.
The hogs that brought the top price
Yesterday were sold by the farmers who
fed them. one Tot belong 80 William
O-Rrien Of Anness and the other 20 y. A.
Marsh n Bel PLANE Knott & kirby
shfpred Narshs hogs for him in car
with some = their own hogs and -hen
seDarsted them and sold them for the
ton price.
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semblance of much more substantial
character than anything in the recent
course OF the market. Spots or strength
were more numerous and the well estab-
lished dividend paying stocks were fore
most in the trading. The orders from
single commission houses and the indi-
viduaI blocks taken of some Of the high
grade railroad stocks fairly warranted an
inference Of investment buying supposed
to be reinvestment of resources made
available BY the July disbursements OF
the part of inside controlling interests
in some OF the properties. Such buying
was manifest in New York Central and
Chicago and Northwestern. This prob
ably had more than anything to do with
dissipating the feeling of SUSPICION which
had persistently been felt toward the
whole recent upward movement. The re-
action at the close of the day revived
these suspicious and the large proportion
of the days buying orders which were
for western account kept alive the sup
position that the western contingent
were actively manipulating the market,
in connection with the renewed pressure
upon the shorts in July. corn The
special strength in ST. Paul was accom-
Of that property by Union Pacific. The
soft coal carriers were taken on the
demonstrated benefit they receiving from
the paralysis Of the Anthracite coal traf-
nc. This movement embraced some OF
the common stocks of Morgan reorgani-
cations. including Southern Railway and
Erie, but the Readings and Anthracite
carriers generally were almost stag
nant.
A market influence was caused Upon
sentiment by the sagging Of the foreign
exchange rate away from the gold ex-
port point. after tentative arrangements
ha dactually been made for a shipment
on Thursday The sterling rate at Paris
also rallied. The gold export was avoided
by the renewed offerings of bankers bills
against sterling loans which were facil-
itated by the growing ease of the Lon
don market The local trust companies
also came into this market as lenders
OF many millions OF dollars on call, which
served as a stimulating influence upon
speculation. The Chicago rate continues
at 50 discount with pressure upon New
York funds. United States Steel lost
nearly point in the late dealings on
the postponement OF a decision in the
suit for the conversion plan and the be-
ginning Of a new suit. This and the
sharp break in Colorado Fuel. aggre-
waited the reaction and the closing was
easy. Business in bonds broadened out
somewhat. but the market was irregular.
Total sales. par value S3.6S5 900 United
States new As declined = on the last
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HOGS BRING
EIGHT DOLLARS
Highest Price Here Since
1892 and May Go Higher
SHIPPERS WERE PLEASED
Cattle Market Was Slow Be-
cause of Light Receipts.
SHIPPERS WERE PLEASED

The hog market here reached the eight
dollar mark yesterday. the highest price
since 1892. when they brought the same
figure. Everybody realizes that this IS
very high price for live hogs, but the
packers are said to have a light stock of
cured meat on hand and predictions are
freely made that the prices viii 90 sdn
higher before next November. The re-
ceipts were moderate and the active com
ptition among buyers caused every hog
on the market TO bring a good price. The
hogs that brought the top price yesterday
weighed over 800 pounds, and were wei
finished and were just as well worth the
price for which they sold as those that
brought less money. Cudahy, OF course,
wanted hogs. but Armour was a free
buyer and took the highest-priced hogs.
The shippers who had hogs on the mar
ket were highly pleased with the situa-
ton, because their hogs brought more
money than they expected 10 get for
them
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CORN WENT TO
NINTY CENTS
But 1t Became Erratic and
Receded to 81 Cents.
TRADING WASN'T LARGE
Contradictory Wet Weather
Story Has Effect on Grain.

Chicago. July s.-Prices on the board
of trade today had lower tendency,
with the exception of July corn, which
anxious shorts bid up to 90 cents. the
highest price since 1892. September corn
closed 1lsal.c lower. September wheat
was 1dllsc lower. oats were sc lower.
while provisions closed from SC lower
to TIC higher.
There was nothing especially important
in the individual dealings. The average
Of the day was at lower prices. Favor
able weather throughout the winter
wheat belt was the cause for the weak
opening. and this. combined with the dis
appointing cable had a depressing effect
during the entire session. September
wheat opened Sale lower, at 73@sqlze.
but later in the day. on reports of rain,
il the northwest and southwest. there
vas considerable buying and prices ad-
vanced TO 73ssd7sc. and the close was fair
Iy steady with a loss Of Iqllsc. at rs
424 cents.
Local receipts were 81 cars, with "A
ported 229 cars making total for the
three points of 2S2 cars, against $50 last
week and $50 a year ago. Seaboard clear
ances Of wheat and -four were equal 10
SIS, 0Oo bushels. against 5S5. 600 bushels the
corresponding period last year
Interest in corn again centered in the
July option. which opened unchanged TO
1c higher The pressure exerted on
shorts yesterday was again in evidence
today and their frantic efforts 10 secure
the goods. the price OF July scared to
soc. the highest price since 1892. when
the record OF $1,000 was reached. Trad
ing, however, was not large. Toward
the latter part OF the session there was
less urgency to buy and prices reacted
The close was Sc higher. at SIC.
September corn was influenced some
wrat at the start by the slight strength
in wheat and by the sharp advance iH
July. The opening was &c lower. at &c
higher. at s2d3sc. On general selling the
market sold of to 81 and the close was
11sq1Ac lower. Local receipts were 21I
cars, with only six Of contract grade
Reports of serious damage to oats in
Iowa checked the declining tendency that
deFeiopsd at the opening and prices raj
lied. but toward the close there was an
othr decline. in sympathy with wheat and
corn. September opened 1sGSsc lower, at
3s&Q34. the high point OF the day. and
after declining TO 3314c. closed &c lower
al 332sc- Local receipts were 154 cars.
Higher prices for hogs impaired
strength to provisions and the opening
figures were from PIC 10 1Oc higher
There were liberal offerings at the ad
vance and the strength failed to hold.
september pork opened 71zQ10c higher. at
Sls-S5als-STz, and after ranging between
s1S.671z and s1s.s7le. closed TIC lower. az
$3.50. Lard ranged between S10e2la and
tlc-s5 and s1.O711. closed SC higher at
sl1N2l1- Ribs clode SC lower. at S1o.7712.
after selling between S1O721k and s10s71k
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
- cars; corn, 200 cars oats. $50 cars: hogs.
30 900 head
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BASEBALL.
National League Games.

NEW YORK, 10; CHICAGO, %.
Chicago, July s.-New York and Chicago
split even in two pitchers battles today,
each team scoring shut out Matthew
son was in rare form in the first and
Lundgren did equally good work in the
second Attendance 900: Score:
First game Ri E
Chicago ..............0OOOOOO0o-0 6 3
New York .........-.0 1 0 5000 0-1 s
Batteries-Rhodes and King; Matthew
son and Bowerman.
Second game RHE
Chissgo ................1 0 10000 0-2
New York ..........-..0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90 s
Batteries-Lundgren and King; Taylor
and Bowerman.
CINCINNATI. ;; BROOKLYN, l.
Cincinnati, July s.-The Cincinnati and
Brooklyn team played an thinning game
here today II was nip and tuck and
both teams made errors at critical stages
Phillips out-pitched Kitson, but was given
ragged support. Attendance 800. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati .......06O2OOO1O0 Is ,
Brooklyn .........0OO I011000 IA Il 2
Batteries-Phinips and PETIT; Kitson
and Ahearn.
PITTSBURG. ); PHILADELPHIA, 0.
Pittsburg, July S.-Chesbro was too
much for the Philadelphia and kept the
hits so well scattered they could make
no runs. Score: RHE
Pittsburg ............3 O0O2O0O-5 Il Q
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 0 0 10000 6 0
Batteries-Chesbro and O'Connor; Fra
Zer and Doom.
ST. LOUIS. -: BOSTON. 80
St Louis, July 6.-Two games were
played at League park this afternoon and
Boston won them both. The visitors did
the more effective batting, which gave
them their double victory. Attendance,
5, 500 Score:
First game RHE
ST. Louis .............OOOO1OO II l
Boston ...............002 90 O010 -S
Batteries-wIcker and Ryan; Willis and
Kittridge.
Second game RHE
St. Louis ...........1 010o II Is 8
Boston ................2 OOO0-6
Batteries-Ye rkes. Murphy and J.
O'Ne1: Eason and Moran.
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Is 1T AN EPIDEMIC?
Vital Statistics Show an Alarming In
crease in an Already Prevailing
Disease-Are Any Exempt?

At no time in the history OF disease has
there been such an alarming increase in
the number of cases Of any particular
maIady as in that OF kidney and bladder
troubles now preying upon the people Of
this country.
Today we see a relative. a friend or an
acquaintance apparently well, and in a
few days We may be grieved to learn OF
their serious illness or sudden death,
caused BY that fatal type OF kidney
troubie-Bright disease.
Kidney trouble often becomes advanc-
ed into acute stages before the afflicted
is aware OF its presence; that is why We
read Of so many sudden deaths OF PROM
inent business and professional men. ply
sicians and others. They have neglected
10 stop the leak in time.
While scientists are puzzling their
brains 10 find out the cause. each indi-
vidual can. By a little precaution, avold
the chances Of contracting dreaded and
dangerous kidney trouble or eradicate II
completely from their system if already
afflicted. Many precious lives might have
been, and many more can yet be saved.
by paying attention TO the kidneys.
II is the mission of the Wichita Daily
Eagle 70 benefit its readers at every
opportunity and therefore we advise all
who have any symptoms of kidney or
bladder trouble TO write today 10 Dr. XII
rner & Co. Binghamton, y. Y, for free
sample bottle of Swamp Root, the cele-
brated specific, which is having such a
great demand and remarkable success in
the cure of the most distressing kidney
and bladder troubles. With the sample
bottle of Swamp-Root will also be sent
free a pamphlet and treatise of valuable
information.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer' s
Swamp Root, and the address. Bingham
ton. N Y, on every bottle.
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American Leaaue Games.

ST. LOUIS. SO; DETROIT. 40.
St Louis, July s.-St. Louis Won a
double header from Detroit today; in the
the first game Umpire Laughlin put Bur
kett on the grounds for disputing a decis-
ion and Sugden vas forced 10 go through
he could hardly hold a bat. Anderson
tied the score in the first game by a home
run Arndt was forced to retire after he
had collided with the bleacher fence.
Mercer was hit hard in the second game.
Attendance 2.742. Scores:
First game Z
St Louis .-.-......-.0 Q 0 ) = i
Detroit .....--.......I 0 o 0 o. 0
Harper and Donohue; Miller.
Leager Buelow and Mcclure
Second game R H E
ST Louis ...........0O1 O01000 Is Il o
Detroit -...........0 O o o. 0000- % 0
Batteries-Donahue and Donobue; Mer-
Ger and MCGUIRE.
PHILADELPHIA. p; BOSTON, ..
Boston. July S.-Todays game was the
greatest smuggling match ever played on
the American grounds in this city. Three
pitchers were used by each team and all
were batted hard except Waddel. Atten-
dance 1851. Score: RHE
Boston .......-.....0 l 0+ 012 O. Is
Philadelphia ....-..2 i u e-22 =
Batteries-Prentice. Young Adkins and
Criger; Hastings. Waddel Wiltse, Pow
ers and Schreck.
CHICAGO. ,; CLEVELAND. l.
Cleveland. July S.-ChicagO won pitcn-
ers' battle today Hickman failure to
cover first. Davis two-bagger and Bern
hard's wild throw giving Chicago two
runs and the game in the sixth inning.
Attendance 32a. Score. RHE
Cleveland ........---0 o o 0 go 81
t-S,s~se~o D q q D d > 0 O o. I
Bernhard and Bemis; Garvin
and Mcfarland.
BALTIMORE. :; WASHINGTON. !.
Baltimore. July Baltimore defeated
Washington in the seventh inning of To-
DAYS game when Orth was batt-d far
six runs Attendance 2.Seo. Score,
Ri Z
Baltimore ............oO0O0161-sl /
Washington .......0 eoGO100 OIL
Batteries-Cronin and Robinson; Orth
and Clarke.
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TRAMP BROKE UP HOME
Woman Gives Unusual Reason for
Divorce.

Divorce proceedings were begun iu the
district court yesterday hy Mrs. Lucy
Nulick against her husband. Chas A..
Nuilck Mrs Nuiick alleges several IN
usual causes for separation she says
that her husband has been cruel @ her
and has failed 70 provide for her citing
one q the incidents IN which he was par
ticularIy cruel. she alleges that while
they we're al Enid. o. T.. her husband
came home and brought a tramp with
whom h insisted or harboring and pro-
viding for and also insisted that she
should be housekeepeF for them bofh-
They have three children They were mar
red March q. Sc. II Caldwell. Kaasss
erS7sr for another arctic exp'orati1r-
oid Fozz ss be started on search ios b.
s~ershoes-R oston IruscTllt
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Cheap Rates to New England, via
Ne,aL Xnrk CITY

one fare Tor the round-trip via Nickel
Plate Road TO Providence. P. T.. and re-
turn. July :. and g. final limit returning
August 18th Three trains daily with
hrst-class modern equipments. Meals In
dining cars at reasonable price. Going
and returning via New York. Il desired.
Write John Y. Callahan. General Agent
IL Adams St. Chicago. for particulars.
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ST. LouIs.
STOCKS ANp BONDS.

Jew York, JAY s-sonethlus very
IKE a scramble q taSs profit - thc ec6
q the day ss-ved - thro~ some Dis
credit upon the character @ TIE days
movement IN stock whizh lad reached
considerable proportions ard wzth a
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Mestern LEAGUE Games.

ST JOE. 1; MINIATURES.
ST Joe. July S-St. Joseph defeated
Milwaukee today ia pitchers battle. The
game lasting ten innings. Scure
RTE
s.. Joe ....---.....0 C @ e1 O 81 I-s 1
Milwaukee ..-.....e g @ @ Q 90 Q 0 ca 1
Batteries-Parin and Roth; Mcpherson
auE Lucia.
OMAHA. 3. COLORADO SPRINGS. >
Omaha. July S-Grahsm relieved Aiio-
way after the second inning and the vis-
tfors got but one hit OF him- The home
team scored three times in the third CT
two hits and two errors. Attendance I.Sa-
Score. RTE
Colorado Springs eo0oooo }
Ouaha ....-.S .------0 2 Q g @ Q - ?
Batteries-JoneS and Hoiaway. Ano-
wav.. Graham and GaHding
KANSAS CITY. :. PEORIA. 8
Kansas City. july N-Nichols pitching
aud Wsldrou sdeidlnhk ns7 j -..p
and WaI6ron's deIdins vere the features
ae game today Attendance 80 Score.
RHE
Kansas City ....-..-2s eeeIle-s u /
Peoria ...-..........ao 90 s2 90
Batteries-Nichols and Messitt; Cox and
Wilson
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s325a45O: Texas COWS s200GS35; native
cows, sac; native heifeFs, 50 1ell6. 70; can
ners. S1G3; bulls $2d475; calves s265-35-
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market 5d10c
higher. active; top Sis; bulk Of sales.
s. S5GS.OO: heavy SS.05Gs.15: mixed pack
ers. s7-S5ds.I0 light 1851 e75z; workers.
s7s5q7-s71 pigs 81. 50d7.75.
Sheep-Receipts 320e Market steady:
lambs 10GI5c lower. Native lambs 81 sea
$40; western lambs. $420d4s0; native
wethers s4o0d4s0; western wethers. &. 25
a4-45; fed ewes, s. 1904. 20: Texas clipped
yearlings g. 40d4. 90; Texas clipped sheep.
g e0aS IS; stOckers and feeders, g. eoG3. 60.
st. Louis.
St Louis. July s.-Cattle-Receipt $500
including $500 Texans Market steady.
Beef steers s400G5.20: stockers and feed
ers, $50; cows and heifers s2.65G4 IS;
Texas steers s2.25d5.5O; cows and heifers
81 50Q415.
Hogs-Receipts $500 Market strong for
best. others steady. Pigs and lights SIS
ass; packers s7-5Oq7 IS; butchers s7.T0G
SIS
sheep-Receipts 1900 Market steady.
Natives $S.oOqS-30; lambs s5.sod5-s0.
ST. Joseph.
St Joe, July S.-Cattle-Receipts !. 800;
l 0to 25c higher, natives 4S5GS 20; cows
and heifers S1.75G635; veals. s300d6. %;
stockers and feeders. 81 25d550.
Hogs-Receipts $500, 10c higher; light
and light mixed $.759S15; medium and
heavy. $3.50 sz6; pigs 81. 25de. 70.
Sheep-Receipts I00; Market strong;
top spring lambs 81 90
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CATTLE

The supply Of cattle was rather light
for Tuesday and the few offerings were
sold at once which made II appear that
there was little or nothing doing in the
cattle section Of the yard. The bulk OF
cattle sold were grass butcher cows and
heifers.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS



Chioago. JuIy N-Cattle-Receipts 400
including 10eQ Texans Market steady.
Good u prime steers. S7.-5esSf5; poor 10
medium S451F7.51. srockers and feeders
s sG5-1o COWS Sl-5o45-75; heifers S25eE
6.oo: Gamers. N.4o62 50; balls S2.5og5.59.
calves S2.5oG550; Texas fed steers S.es-g
665
Hogs Receipts today lSooo. tomorrow.
= eo, LEFT over 45oo steady 10 Sc higher
closed weak. Mixed and butchers S1-5sf
so5: good 20 choice heavy S7.ssfS-2o; rough
heavy S7-4a1-.75. light S-.a0F7so; bulk q
sales S756Sl5.
sheep-Receipts 300. sheer. best was
steady, others lower. lambs. choice was
STEADY, good % choice wethers s.. 431ls- 50;
fair TO choice mixed s. 5af7s -. western
sheer. sa.5o7S So, native lambs e 00s7-. o.
Official yesterday: Receipts Cattle.
MS: hogs 255. sheep 2Ss.5 ship
ments: Cattle. ESQ. hogs $50: sheep.
s.0S2
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July Receipts
$500 natives. zen Texans. 6a0 Texas
calves. sci native calves. Corn led cittle
and steady. others steady a. fifteen cents
lower. quarantine stun steady beef cat
IL STEADY 70 lower feeders steady 10
higher Choice export and dressed beef
steers $3.50. fair 20 good S497.se. stock
ers and feeders 3. Sass; western fed
steers, s3.s5gs-2o; Texas and Indian steers
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Topsks. kan Jelly 81 Reezssirzn
rfTe- near Co-cortia- has broken 81 eont
recorss there ard EzcA = the sur-ua-s-
iaE COUNTRY IS urder -1te- Izzs-se
damage - Sro7s Is seizs dozs-
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CAsH QUOTATIONs.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. }. 75d75c: No. > red 75lzG77.
Corn-No. ,. S7qSSc; No. yellow S65za
s. cents.
Oats-No. 4sc: No. ? white 525zG59lzc;
No white 54i. a54lzc.
Rye-No- .. SIZE.
FIsxseed-No. l. s1-54; No. l Northwest
eru. s175
Prime timothy seed. S5-75.
Mess pork. per barrel, S1S.s5s11s65.
Lard. per 100 pounds S11371eR11-50
Short ribs sides 0oosef Sl0.S5Rlo-75; dry
saited shoulders (boxed) $. 75G9.00; short
clear sides boxed Sll.i2lzGlI25.
whisky basis OF high wines SL51
Clover. contract grade. $50
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