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Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

varying from eio 10 20 per week arc
paid.
Would The cost 10 the consumer b. In
ereassd % prsssat prices?
mot 10 any great extsnt perhaps, for
tho loas would fsll hrst upon the Amsrl-
can manufacturer, and before prices
would be advanced be would endsavor 70
producs au article at the usual market
rate, though he might bs compelled TO
cut down hs own working force ln num-
Der. can seo NO necessity ior such q
duty ~ has been suggested on raw goat
skins, and feel confident that the Com
mittee ON Ways and Means will sss the
forco Of our arguments.
The prepcssd Increase is tho child Of
tho "biG -Four" In Chicago-ths dressed
beef syndicate who, the tanusrs and
leather men cay, are poslng % the irlenda
OF the farmsrs and stock raissrs Of the
west.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

BISMARCK, N. D., March 25.-soms
one tried to burn up the town this morn
ing. An incend ary started . blaze be-
tween two empty buildipgs with the wind
blowing sixty miles an hour. The old
Opera House, on Third street, the laun-
NJ ssonSng sS esSrgs dha. dHhsn1sy OF
graph gallery were burned. Only tie
half Of the town. About the same hour
fire was started In . lumber yard in the
east end of t0wD, but was extinguished.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

CHICAGO. Ills, March 2G.-U. s. Com
missioner King was horse whipped hero
yesterday BY Mrs. Frank Kent. Mrs.
Kent, who IL panorama painter, n
serts that Mr.. King, her attorney, de-
frauded and illuminated her. Mr..
King says Mrs. Kent held unrightiul
possession OF one oil his houses In com.
pany with an architect named Har-
bAugh. Mrs. Kent was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

'Cuts II he echoed. swell, I dou't
know - the adjective would have cceur.
red to mo In Just that connection. But
II you mean that they do their work
yet make no fuss about It;
cause no pain or weakness; and, IN short,
are everything that q pill ought to be,
and nothing that It ought not, then
agree that Piorce's Pleasant Pnrgativs
Pellets are about the cutest little things
going I"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

ABOUT two weeks ago, q man named
Moore residing At No. 626 East Twelfth
street, was arrested on complaint Of his
wife, Ara Ella Moore, and at the hear.
ing before Judge Ball she testtfied that
no drank to excess, and abused and
neglected his family. While one OF
their children laid dead 10 the house no
treated her shamefully, aud wanted to
get nddls and have . Jig. The Judge
seatsnced him to pay . fine OF e5 and
costa and be Imprisoned SIX months.
Now while he is serving this sentence,
trouble has again overtakcn this unfor.
tunste woman. All OF their three chill
dren have been sick, and Last Monday
another one, Augustus a., the youngest
aged but 2 years, died With typhoid
pneumonix, the same disease which caus-
ed his . years old brother's death about
the time the huAt and was arrested.
fortunately kind friends are interest,"
ing themselves In Mrs. Mocre's behalf
and doing everything possible for her.
special Agent Frank Stout, of the 8. P.
Y. O.; ard Milford Carey. foreman At
tho Remington machine shops, where
Moore formerly worked, have taken the
matter in hand and the child will be do.
Gently Inferred without expense to the
stricken mother.
These gentlemen have made arrange
ments with John r. Kilmsr, tho well.
known funeral director at Ninth and
French streets, who, ~ soon a. he heard
the circumstances OF the case, agreed to
give bis services and furnish everything
needed for the funeral at cost price. The
amount needed 10 settle the bill will be
raised by Messrs. Stout and Carey.
There 10 yet another child, . boy aged
year., and II 10 probable that be Will
be placed In tho Home for Friendless
Children until Mrs. Moore has an op.
Portunity to recover her health, which
has been seriously impaired by her
troubles aud the care OF her sick chill
dIen.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

PHILADELPuIA, Pa, March 26.-Mrs.
Ernettine L. Field, widow OF John
Field, died on Sunday, at her residence,
1923 North Tenth street, In the Doth
year OF her sga. She was born In Bucks
county, but the early portion OF her life
WAS spent in the South, where she mar
ried DR.. Robert Picrson, who subs,-
qusntly died Of yellow fever. A icw
ried John Field, who died Is or 30 years
ago. She was sister Of General John
j. Abercrombie, who participated IN the
Mexicau and Florida wars, and was q
son.in-lsw OF General Robert Patterson.
Mrs. Field was = descendant on her
fathers eide OF the Abercrombies, and on
her mothers side of the De Nsrmandiee,
both families OF title n England.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

LEADvLLE, Col, March 25.-Repre-
sontatiyes OF Leadv,lie's four smelisrs to-
day passed resolutions protesiing agsinst
the imposition OF duty on silver lead ores
from Mexico. They clatm that oven
with those ores II 10 difficult to get lead
enough 10 keep the smelters In Colorado
alive, and that to shut out Mexican lead
would sooner or later close up every
smelter 10 Leadyille.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26


At their future home, No. $50 Poplar
street, Mr.. Anderson Fielding and Miss
Elizabeth Vansandt were Joined in
matrimonial bonds last evening, BY the
Rev. John d. q, Hanna. A throng of
friends were present 70 give the happy
couple their best wishes. At 8. 80 tho
wedding party entAred the parlor and
took their stand bsfore tho clergyman.
M. Charles 7. Harry acted as bsst man
for the groom, and Miss Maggie Hazel
performed . like Office for the bride.
The services were simple but impressive,
and many an earnest wish was uttered
that these two friends might cross the
matrimonial sea In happiness and safety.
The presents wers numerous and selected
with much taste, and were admired by
tho company. Among others who par
ticipAted in the joyous scene were the
following: W. b. Gem aud wife, W. T.
Groves and wife, Edward Uber and wifo,
s. J. Riley and wife. g. NJ. Leitoh, Mr..
and Mrs. Hickman, Miss Emma Hazel,
Alfred willing and wife, Miss May Will
Ing, Mr.. Vansandt and wife, Mr.. Grubb,
Miss White, Mr.. n. A. Tageart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Alila.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Coal and wood, -four and feed. Leh,gh
coal, schuyikiIl coal, Lee coal. All
grades Of spring and winter wheat flour
Minnesota nour, Hungarian flour. LEAFS
norr, in barrels or halt barrels. All
kinds Of mill feed At mill pricea Oak or
p.no kindling wood In blocks or split.
Carefal drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ion
SIT West Front street. Telephone 500.
12-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

will give one performance at Proctor's
Opera House ON Tuesday evening next.
The company 10 frat class one In every
respect and cvmes here direct from the
New York Lyceum Theatre. The sale OF
scats begins to-day at the box Office, and
those who wish ohoice seats should pro.
cure them at once. See advertisement
ln another column Of the REPUBLICAN,.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The formers who are ow preparing to
SOW clover seed upon their fields will
and fine lot st tbs stora OF J. }. Smith,
Fourtl, ard Shipiey streets, at 5i25 per
bushel. The price 10 n little lower than
heretotore. aud their customers will be
given the advantage of the decline.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

A pleasant evening" was passed on
Monday last, Mt the residence of Mr..
Levi. Bell, No. 105 East Second street.
Among those present wers Mary Bell,
erie. Florence Lang. Hattie Riltenhouse,
Maggie Everson, Lewis Bell, John
slatery, John Rex, Amos Slosser, Jose ph
D. Glatts, Harry u. Draper, Artlall
Wilson, Willie Beckerle, John Acker.
s:n aud Wesley Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

NEW YoRK, March 26.-Mary Giles,
aged 35 years, WAS taken to the Presby-
terian Hospital here yesterday, with her
left hand severed from the wrist. Sub
ssquenily the police found the severed
member IN the parlor Of her residence.
Ste refused to make sry statement, aud
the facts oi the occurrence could not be
learned. II 10 supposed the woman, who
has been living apart from her husband,
became suddealy demsntsd and COM
mitted the deed herself.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
A Tony Thief.

NEWARK, N. j., March William
Bond. alias Block, alias Bligh, was ar
rested here yesterday for stealing horse
and wagon. In 1888 Pond was convicted
Of wholesale robbsries aud sentenced to
nine years IN State prison. He was par
doned :wo weeks ago and resumed his
career OF crime. In 1888 he married .
pretty glfl. aud furnished q house kor-
geous'y, stocking the stables with horses,
cows nLd carriages-all stolen. He was
. btgamist ''His second wife, overcome
by her disgrace, went West."
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

the cncMpest hat house In the city
humford Bros'. AOA Market street
Inv bnsh's coal. you will like IL.
American Laundry. so2 West Frsntt.
9ry Bush's GOAL; you viii surelyiixs.
CuppinR and leeching. ls3 Z. sscondst,
Zine lek. Kings At hani's ID K. eth stre,t.
frank Hoop Smith. druggist 18th aud King.
Dr. Lippincot ONCE s.t North sth st. Phila.
=, ~ you want cheap picture frames 20 to q
u. BauHfi, ~ W West second street, Ihaye the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and sss ior
.Ats IS. 2lo Market street has The largest and
cheApest stOc OF hats, white shirts, UNDER
wear. neck wear and hosiery In Tho city, Call
and see HIN.
MARK TwAIs's Npw BooK.-A Csnnecticut
Yankee In King Arthur's Court. This no JK
appeals 10 ali true AMericAns, and IL pro-
nougced by critics to be the best book ever
written by Mark Twain, and he is c0nccodeii
to be the piince o. Iiunlorists. For safe by
JohN Y. BRYANT, "a FreHch street, VII.
mington, Del. Good agents wanted.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
NEWEST STYLES

Stoves, Ranges and Oh
Stoves of the best manufacture
ers. Refrigerators, Ice Chesh
and Baby Coaches. If yon
want goods for the Spring givs
us a call. We have a large,
stock and greater variety thaA
ever before. Quality the beN
and prices the lowest. Term
the most liberal ever offered
We know we can please you and
invite call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

WEST CHESTER. Pa, March 25.-Sarah
Joyce died here this morning at the age
Of SO years. lacking Is days. She was
born in Philadelphia. aud since 1880 has
been widow, her husband dying and
leaving her with nine children, i've Of
whom survive her. Her husband was q
soldier in the war Of 1879, and iot many
years his widow has been on the peusion
rolls Of the United States Government.
For q period OF "A years she has uninter-
ruptedly resided In this borough.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

the grocer At the csrnsr Of Linden and
VanBuren streets. 10 suffering from q
severe attack Of pnsumOnia, and has not
been able to call on bis customers for
their usual orders.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Sold rywhere. Price, CutIcura, boc;
Soap, a5c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug aud Chemical Corpora
tion, Boston.
eases" "a pages. 90 illustrations, and 100
teStimOninl3.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Powell has ON his stall In the Third
street market, shad, herring, Goldfish,
haddock, sheepshead, rock, pike, houn.
ders, yellow perch, terrapip. etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The W. {. T. U. of Newport, Del,
VIII give supper In their reading room,
Saturday, March 2Qth, from to 10
O'Clock p. N. 20 cents admission.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The great prsserver Of this eye sight
aud cur or Of all diseases aud weakness
rs aud 90 cents. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
8caIy skin Diseases

Psoriasis years, covering face. head
and entire body with white scabs.
Skin red. Itchy and bleeding. Hair
all gone. Spent hundreds of dol
lars. Pronounced iucurabl0. Cured
by Cuticura lssmodies,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The new Blood and skin Pur!aer ana
n.efn.l,y Rass,t ana sss' Suri G. umgT
great Skin Cure, and CuTIcuRA
Soar. an exquisite skin Deautfner. external.
ly. have cured thousands OF cases where the
shedding OF scales measured . quart daily
the skin cracked, bleeding, burning aud Itch
ing almost bevond human endurance, hair
lifcles5 or all gone, suffering terrible. What
ether remedies have made such curesf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

16x20 crayon portrait with ono dozen
cabinet photographs for 5000 are still
bsing made st Holland's gallery. 307
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Elegant new crop. 10 cents . gallon, at
northssIt corner Third and King strests.
GEo. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

"The easiest way 10 the best" The
easiest way to get rid OF that atiiictive
affection, the piles, Is to use Old SAul's
Pile Ointment. II effects = cure In every
Instance. Price % cents per bog.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

The celebrated 8 b. b. D. cigar, manu-.
iaGtuIed ~ II. y. Bourbon q Bro, No.
2lo West Second street. Sold at all the
lsadiAg hotlls aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

DIMPLES, blackhcnds, red, rough
L vi chapped and oily skin pre- vent
cd by CUTIcuRA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
Cured hy Guticura

My disease tpsorlasisl nrst broke out on
my lett cheek, spreading across my nose. and
almost covering my face. II ran into my
eyes and tue ply siciAn was afraid would
lose my syeslght altogether. 1t spread all
over my head. and my nair all fell out until
was entirely baldheaded; II then broke out
on nay arms aud shouldsrs. until my arms
were Just one sore. IL coversd my entire
body, my face, head and shoulders being the
worst. The white scabs fell constantly from
my head, sh oulders and arms; the skin would
thlcken and be red and very Itchy. and would
ing many hundreds, Of dollars, was pro-
HRMEUIEs, and after usina two bottles OF
CuTIcunA REsoI.vENr, could see . change,
aud after had taken four bottles, / vas all
most cured: and when had used sig bottles
CuTIcuRA, and one cake of CuTicURA SOAR.
was cured Of the dreadful disease from
which had su fiered Tor ave years. / thought
the dlsease would leave very deep scar, but
the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured IL without:
any scars. ! cannot express with q pen
what suffered before using the CuTiCuRA
REMEDIES. They saved my life, and leel II
my duty to recommend them. Ny hair 70 re-
stored as good rs ever, and SO is my eyesirht.
benedt from their use
RnAA Ev.I.Y. Rock well OItV. Iowa.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

A correspondent writts as followe:
Prof. E. +. Demby, who delivered a mis-
sionsry address before the Sunday school
OF uxven NJ. L. Church March IL, was
full of Wholesome thoughts and data.
In his remarks he said: "This whole
country 10 thrown into excitement 10
support missions. The rich arc taxed
and the poor burdensd that the Fountain
of Lie might be disseminated to the
darkest places OF the earth, to gladden.
every wilderness and solitary place" !"
Mr.. DENNY Is an orator. He proved
himself to be ons Of the finest young
men 10 tbs city. He is acknowledged
by students OF tho Centenary Bibl cal
Institute and Lincoln University as =
scholar. lie 10 also Q teacher.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26
Died From Drinking

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 25.-A 10
msntable mistake occurred at New Har-
meny last evening, which resulted In the
death OF Professor Richard Owen, we'll
known as q soldier and scientist, and the
dangerous poisoning OF A. N. Frstagot. .
prominent merchant. They drank em
balmipg fluid BY miatake instead Of
mineral water. Professor Owen lived
only about Eve hours and Mr. Tretagot 10
not expected to live.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Finding It an imposslbility to dispose
Of seventeen thousand dollars of tobacco
aud cigars in . lump. we propose now to
slide 1t out In lots to suit tho purchasers.
1t would be proper Tor every dealer to
nlsu, Son q Co., No. 8 East Third st.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

Strong Cough Candy at fsrsuson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

ls90.
March.
April.
ist. =. Green's estate. city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-26

P.J, WALSH D co.
P. WALSH E. co.
We have just received a few
very decided
BARGAINS
Chamber Suites
and would call special at
tention to our.
CHARTERED
OAK SUITE
Ribbed Oil Finish,
Large Bevel French Plate
Mirror, 3ox32,
Glove Box Drawers in
Dressing Case.
Combination Wash Stand
and Splasher,
French Plate Towel Rack,
Handsome Bedstead and
3 chairs.
A Complete Suite
$45.OO.
Our $22.5o, SAC, $28 and
$50 Suites are pronounced
very good value by all who
carefully examine them.
Walnut Chamber Suites,
complete $40 to $S5.
TERMS:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-26
Danger IN Cram ps.

Even good Swimmers should beware
OF cramps never h-d but one attack
Of cramps II swimming, and that was II
a match was three-qUarrers Of mile
ahead % nv antagonist when | felt a
crauP II ny leg. L caused swell
ing n the calf - Big as = baseball
With my other leg l tired 70 do the
tread water sct, and raising NJ night
leg up bent over and began 20 rub With
alI ny nigh: and main Wei, ! sa1k
I've feet while was rEbalng. but soon
got nd OF tee cranp. L pain should
cone N the stomach there IS only ore
remedy. and that is 20 get cut q the
water a. soon as possible, sske EtGle
brandy OF WHISKY and be rubbed al
over the body. ~ % the ase of whisky
as : stznulant while II tne water I most
deci1edly ADVISE against L. In nv great
swimming matches have tired The e.
ssCt II whisky a. scIuula1t One good
drink brsc%d ne up, - 20 speak, for
seven OF ten MINUTES. and after hat
PERIOD felt de-id@dlz wO-se- Use 70
sznulants except after coming from the
water. aid solsly to- ths purpose q c-e-
a--nz -ea.--zCu--CTEs S111E-run -
New Yo-k Nal and lures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-26
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours--1OO
cattle, 2,688 hogs. Shipments--9 cat
tie and 9e1 hogs. The cattle supply
was more liberal and the market was
very active on good to choice butchers
stock The competition was strong as
the local butchers, packers and ship
pers all wanted stuff, and there was a
new buyer on the market after the
same kind that was in demand by all
the buyers. None Of the buyers sue
ceeded in getting what they wanted
Prices were 10 to Is cents higher on
account OF the competition There were
several sales made on private terms
and no quotations given Eogs-The
supply seems TO increase rather than
diminish. The market was again active
today and prices on an average ruled
higher than yesterday as nothing sold
under S3.47 Ia except few pigs and
someheavy weights. The bulk Of the
packers grades sold at $3.50. Whit
taker wa sthe heaviest buyer today, tax
ing nearly two-thirds Of the offerings.
Armour's buyer was on deck and was
a strong buyer. Welhner took all the
heavies at S3.47 1-2 70 $3.50 for the
bulk. The feeling was strong az the
close.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Telegraph


ST Louis No. July 25.-CATTLE.- Receipts,
ZOO shipments 1850. Market strong, native So 81
a ~ stOckeTs ana feeders. 81 Sc93 ~ Texans and
Indians " -5C83 50; HOGs-ReCeiprs 800 shipments.
2tly- Market higher; heavy; 8 70s$ 90 pack
ing S 65fG4 IS >HEEP-Receipts 1850 ship
ments 10 Market steady. Good 70 choice
muttOus e. 0G4 az lambs 81 s595 81:
stockers and feeders s. z5G3 d
KANSAS CITY. No July 25.-CATTL E-Recepts
5llG shipments 300 Market steady. Native
IS 25@i 81 stockers and feeders - SOS IS;
range steer = 2JS3 ~ cows, 81 &6sS2. HOGS-Re-
Ceipts 1900 shipments +0Q strong, bulk
9 6,E all grades s. 551esJ e21. SHEEP
Receipts $50 shipments flU- Market steady.
70 strong; lambs ! -JE5 s.. Good ID choice
mutton 81 0O4 Is. StOckers and feeders 81 T5s5 )
CHICAGO, H. July y - The Drovers Journal
reports CATTLE - Receipts, loo shipments
400. Market steady, firm Beevss - Jos4 So steers
s. J094 a. stOCNers and feeders s. l0a3 81; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 40r3 1t Texas cattle 81 j9S
; 40 HOGs-keceipts. 5000 shipments TOO.
Market active. higher Mixed s. 1OS3 % heavy
g. 6Ja3 aE light. s. 7u55 @ sk p s. 7Jg3 70.
SHEEP-ReceipJs o0At shipments 1900, Market
steady Natives - 1Je5 jrwsstern s. JtsS4 ~;
Texans 81 O0S4 IS; lambs 81 55GS5 >.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-26
Brief Mention.

Hog market active.
Big run again today.
Cattle active and higher.
lots of competition on today'S market.
Armour ships twelve cars 10 Kansas City
tonight
Whitaker was a heavy buyer today.
Armour-s buyer WAS on deck again
Hog purchases today. Whitaker Loo,
Armour S0I. Mexico ls9-
Twelve thousand nine hundred and
seventv-cwo hogs in five days Is good
showing Tor the new live stock market
of the southwest and Is certainly record
breaker.
According TO this weeks report in the
Cincinnati Price Current Wichita leads
Cincinnati two thousand hogs, in the num-
Der packed since March /. 1890 This Ger
tainlv shows which way the breeze i blow
ing
Jones & Barton, Hesston, had hogs on
the market.
IN CIubiue, Aulne. came in with a
car of hogs
John B. Baker, Peabody, had in a car of
hogs.
Philo Hunter. Elbing. was on the mar
ket with a car Of hogs.
:. " Rstclif sent in car Of hogs from
Cunningham
". T. Cannon. Calista. marketed hogs.
!. B kell, Clearwater, had q car OF hogs
on the market
Bank OF Andale sent IN a car Of hogs.
Jacob Bramble came in from Yoder with
q car of hogs.
i ". Norris, Arson. sent II car Of
hos
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Sykes Bros, Murdoch, had in car OF
hogs.
J. F. SaImons, Kingman. had hogs on
the market.
Horner & Roberts sent in a car Of hogs
from Kingman.
T. E. Gilleland, Winfield, marketed
hogs.
Fred Bower. Hackney, was on the mar
ket with a car of hogs.
D. VI. Williamson came in from Attica
with two cars of hogs.
j. y. Dunnaway, of Dunnaway & Whit
taker, South Haven, was in with car of
hogs
Charles Dorsey, Wellington, sent in a
car of hogs.
W T. Deweese, of Deweese & Mum,
came in from Mayfield with car of hogs.
/ VI. McCrocklin, Derby, marketed
hogs.
J. NJ Ludw1ck, Freeport, sent in car
of hogs.
B. B. Ramsey came in from Andover
with two cars Of hogs.
Ed Weidlein, Augusta, sent in car Of
mixed stock
William McKitrick, Augusta, marketed
two cars Of hogs.
Patterson & Barnett, Arkansas City had
in a car Of hogs.
y J. Thompson, New Salem, sent in a
car of hogs.
c. H FL lott, Wilmot, sent in a car Of
hogs.
Romig & Sweet, Fall River, had car of
hogs on the market.
J. W. Almack, Of Coshocton, Ohio, a
orother-in-law Of L. B. Preston, in compa-
ny with I. R. Hazard, banker of Sedg-
wick, were looking over the yards today
and were much surprised at the size of the
new yards and the omount of business
being done
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MichIra Grain Market

WICHITA. Kan. July -
Wheat-Recelpts $40 bu. The supply was more
liberal today There i really very little change IN
the market The demand Is quite active and ices
firm
corn Receipts 1850 bu- Corn was moving more
freely today but nearly enough coming in 10 sup
ply actual demands Parties who have corn prefer
70 hold II for a while yet, Prices very firm.
OatS-ReCCipts 900 bu. The daily supply runs
about the same. The demand IS active and prices
strong al quotations
There is quite a dem and for rye again and prices
show d advance Of 10 cents per busheI.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT--GOod milling. old and new, soft, 70;
hard - btfr0ther grades f0c and down
tOHN-No or better sc, white &c
CATS-35c.
RIE-NOG 3. or better Sc.
HAYS 81 per ton IN car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 75c per 100 los .
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oAances xaxa q yxcaI. In -l3Lis
weather never fasIeIl Lae sheet; always
reef before yeu start, and If the wind Is
very strong take two reefs It is easy 70
shake them ont, but hard % put them
n: so reef before you cast OF. Never
take ladies and children with you IN bad
weather. and generally, If you are taking
out party of that kind, keep your boat
under reefed canvas Then if emer-
gency arises your sacred trust IS safe;
for remember that a capsize with ladies
and children means almost certain death
70 some, perhaps To all II is wise also
70 have small rowbest in tow On such
occasions, for II is worth more than q
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