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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-23

PoIST PLEASANT, w. Va, April %
Thursday afternoon, at Leon, this county,
while some young boys were seeing who
could make the most noise cracking whips,
Willie Connolly, aged IA, with large
whip outdid the others, but fell dead in
his TRAD ks from over exertion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-23
smail-Pox al Sew Yorls

New YORK, April 23-Seven cases of
smallpox We're discovered in different
parts of this city yesterday, and all were
removed to North Brothers island
The German 'Sestor of Surgeons" Dead.
MUNICH, April q. - Professor Franz
Leitz, known as the Nestor of German sur
geons, is dead, at the age OF ST.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-11
eco de Ia opinion u iiii6ii II II. de Ia prensa
Puerto-Rico, Il de Octubre de.I I892 4. Cficinas s.
s.sa'sq sus oEMPRESAq
De KAP0RES ESPAE0LES c0RREOS tDE LAS AR7yLIAs
8s.# s4 Y YTRAsPoRTEs NILITAREs DE
e SOBRKsV'GDS de HERRER.H
s*# ss.aa.H 3F9 &c II - n 1%T II 5s#F 61E -
H 4 & A N 4

toen los d las cineo de La tar trde se
~ das qeaDor alas d0ce del esvOs.
s...-..g.=.s Is LlNEA De CUBA ls.sfa4f{ S ffgt
dias 5, Is 25. IGl7Ea. 7tY7sS Cfe9 = s tOs
Los de los ds 25 ocaran Nuevitas Padre ara
MayarI Baracoa Guantanamo Y Cuba.
10 del
adenas tocara Sagua de Tanam6.
Todos retornarn veicando iss 49, 2
tes de 19, 29 y 9 de cadames. -
Nlnguno eestos tOcara
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO. .t.,.-s -sa. IS -ft
aen los das 10y 20 los vapos que servce de Co
II del dia 10 Nueyitas Gfbara Baracoa nantnanao ON
Da
nai san Juan de Puerto Rico. Al
I del dia 20 ira por Nuea Gibara Baracoa Guantanamo On
Ponce, MayagueZ, AguadiIa
/ to-hIco V1n1endO por los mism0s puertos.
saendo de Puerto Rico los das % respective
echas correspondientes de e mes
namo ~ - fI ~ : 81 FeoofhO On d0ansa
ae@ E4 LINEA DE CATBARIEN. ,*E..at Esa9
Todos los unes las yapor 0 tooando
o nres Isabella
etoInara aendo de Cibae ueve despaes de Ia egada
~ en oe paeos con escaa Sagua egara
Todo los viernes tarde sadr otro apor oe ts
en- Isabe de sagua sabado ega los domngos
bana microbes.
@3 a REMOLOADoR. &s%t..s ss a5ssi
Eta tiene vapor potente para renoloues
savamento
,~ sersicIO cOsterO en- PuerfO-Hsfco
IL ea@4 sae5 POr VapOr AVILES. sE#Tsaaa
Sar de San Juan todos los microbes Dor
o Oeste ocando en- los pneos de Fadn Hnaco
AoUadi yAraeib
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-11

PRECU DE LUS BLLETE
Enteros, So; Dos quintos -; Un Quinto 81;
D6cimo 50 VigesIno 26 C.
$500 a Las sociedades valor de $55 por $50
~ ...4-s =. ... AVISO IMPORTANTE. 49, ....s -.-.
Las renesas de po expreso
nara aba pagando venda de
eno de renjo nuesros
es Driiirse simpemente ..-...
PAUL CONRAD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-11
o &San FrancisCO6p q
- - T,ENTrNI Y CA.

- - LENT1NI Ca ~
Cajas con perfumer{a y neceseres para cos
tura. - s
Perfumerla fina y aqua para el Tocador.
Munecas y iuguetes para nlnos y nihas
Cajas con d1ferentes juegos de sociedad
Portamonedas malta de plata piel 1na.
Guantes y mitones de seda, negros de co
lores. "a 4...&s ~ ...4s.s.:5~.~.s Il
.s Coronas y azahares sueltos para novias. a
Espejos de una tres unas. .a stao-s s~z
Esponjas, cepilllos para ropa, cas s9se dientes.
~ Gran variedad en- corbatas del lima moda.
Bastones de mando y para ninos.
@ Azafates plateados nikel y MADEIRA. II
Cintas de seda de todas classes y precios
Bolsas de mano grandes y pequenas.
Escopetasde salon, carteras, petacas y bo-
quillas. I'm &*5s# %@# 48*ts #s
Juegos de copas de cristal ino.
Corses fnos y ordinarios.
Medias y calcetinas de hilo de Escocia
Abanicos de todas classes.
Refrigeradores dep6sitos para helar aqua.
Escribanfas, tnbres, pisa papeles y plu1nas.
Albums marcos para retratos, medallones.
Cortaplumas, navajas tijeras fnas.
Maletas, neeeseres de viajes y portamantas
Gran variedad en- alhajas de orc garantizado
Reloies de todas classes y precios.
Ininidad de artfculcs para adornos de sala
2
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E COrsspOnsa dehera dar su direction pOr complete
firmaH con CLaKilad.

Como Congreso ormulado eyes prohbiende
oterias sevemos de las Compaas
de corrponsaes envares
de Premios . -
Las Istas enviaran los agente locales pida
despu6s cuaquier candad Epeso, 6T
do gG8to. ~ IL n -. ;. =, ,,..,
Louisiana que de- Constitution del ado por o de
EE UU, contrato nvioabe entr
e Estado Empresa Loterias, contnuara hasta 1896
pobre audulenta cuyo biete
comones los expenditures
rotan aceando soamente
LoeG del Eado de L~dsi00 desean obtene1
@s premios anuncado en- la lsta
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Maud Granger.

The following from the Butte Miner OF
Maud Granger's appearance is of interest:
after an absence of two years Maud
Granger made her appearance at Maguire's
opera house last night and was greeted
with a large and delighted audience. The
play selected was Inherited which IS
strong in many respects, and especially IN
the character of Helen, which Miss Granger
has made her own. It is emotional in the
extreme, especially in the latter acts, II
the rendition she gives in the trying scenes
are as intense MS they are real. 1t NAV not
be the case, but it would seem that Miss
Granger has improved since her last visit,
and this is particularly true of the mad
scenes and the death scene, all of which
were as artistic as they were realistic.
1.-THE doctor of Charles Mestayer was
perfect. and he fits the character to q
nicely. Messenger is not a tryo on the
stage, yet it can be truthfully said that he
was never cast for q part that he did not
act it in u manner that met with the appro-
val and applause of the audience. Mr..
Clarence Handyside as Julian Raymond
gave a finished pc Torrance of Il rather
difficult part. The Alice of Miss Clara
Louise Thompson was also excellent. In
fact the charm of the play was in the COM
pleteness of all who too part. The cos
tunes of the ladies were models of elegance
and taste. and were as appropriately fash
toned as they were gracefully worm"
The reserved sale opens at Pope d
O'Connor's drug store this morning.
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The Whisky Indictment.

BosroN, March 30.-The arguments in
the whisky trust cases have begun in the
federal court. Elihu Root, for the defense,
argued that it was not a monopoly and that
no ofense had been committed Root said
the only thing in the Indictment which
could be conjectured as furnishing grounds
for the charges are the rebate contracts.
He explained the principle of rebate; said
the company was willing to sell to anybody
on those terms. and asked if that consti-
tuted a contract in restraint of trade. Yhe
essential idea of property is monopoly. The
right to property is Il right to monopolize.
The exercise of the rights of defendants
does not interfere with the rights of others.
The Indictment charges. said he, that de
PENDANTS produced too much; as we'll
might the grand jury have indicted the
great merchants because by offering large
discounts they monopoiized the dry good.
trade. District Attorney Allen said the
government would submit it's case in abou,
a week,
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THE INDIAN SERVICE.
Discussion of the Plan to Mako Agents oil
Army Officers.

Discussion of the Plan to Mako Agents of
Army Officers.
WARRINGTON, March 30.-The Indian ap-
propriation bill was taken up and the dis
oussion begun last week on the subject OF
army officers being assigned to the duties
of Indian agents was rsaumed. PettlgreW
opposed the proposition and argued that
army officers did not possess the necessary
qualifications. Proctor replied. he thoupnS
Il there had been three OF four army ON
GERS At Pine Ridge agency the late tro1bles
there would not have occurred ana tne
millions of money and the lives which
were lost would have been saved. Hawley
favored the proposed assignment,
Henderson expressed the belief that Win
army of6csrs as Indian agents the era OF
bad blankets, shoddy clothing and ranolo
bacon. would be at an end. HaW-
lev movea to amend the house provision
nv adding to it a proviso that whenever
tia nrasident shall be of opinion that the
GOOD If the service specially requires it. he
nav annoiut q civilian. The discussion
was finally closed by Dawes III an argument
against the house provision as being q RAD
;rai change ia the administration of the
Indian service. If civil places we're wanted
for army officers, why not put them IN we
customs service, which is rotten, or IA the
land office services, which has been rloe
with political huckstsrs In the WESTERN
country. Hawley's amendment was agreed
to. and without reaching q vote on the
amendment to strike ont the provisions,
the senate adjout ned. M"
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state or nation. Our state and national
should be wise In the selection
OF candidates., who will most likely
give the party success in tho state
All nation. and by success give assurances
of continuance of our present wise. strong
and patriotic foreign policy; a we'll con-
sidered fiscal policy, the foundation prln.
ciple Of which ia honest money for honest
people, a revenue policy under which
American Arads industries will be carefully
fostered and American labor iealousiy
protected; an Internal policy that will make
navigation safe and sure on our great
river; that will give between
states protection from extortions and I'M
lust DETERMINATIONS; that will give the
country a pure and competent civil service;
that will compel regard for the rights OF
every citizen in every states. that will make
the government puissant in its parts aud
iuvincible in THAR unity"
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The terms and conditions of sale will be as

lk0 JGTIlbW kAu COuulUlOub VI 60lo WAA ~ ~
follows:
Thirty per cent of the purchase price cash at
the time Of sale. The balance to be secured oy
q penal obligation to be executed within twenty
payment Of the residue Of the purchase to the
state of Montana in seven equal annual pay.
ments, with interest ut the rate OF seven per cont
per annum. Provided. that the purchaser snaAI
b. have the option on o Of pa u Rs 4. the e., w 'fsa' amount Of
All lands will he sold subject to the PROVISIONS
of section 81 OF tho act which reads as follows:
SECTION 81. ANY person desiring to purchase
land upon which he or che shall have made IN.
The land was surveyed at that time, or If nnsur,,
veyed, then prior to the survey, shall be allowed
to deduct the appraised value of the improve,
ments from the amount, bid for the said land
person purchases the land upon which such i'm,
proyements have been made, tho purchaser shall
pay the full price of said land and improvements
to the stats treasurer, and the state treasurer
shall pay the appraised value ct the improve ,ns
price Of said improvements shall be paid in full
ut the time of the sale BY the purchaser. Provided
that the bid mentioned in this section shall be
for asqm equal to the amount OF both the .tp.
minimum price of the land IS fixed by the atAte
board OF land commissioners. but in case such
bid does not equal the minimum price OF the
land nd and I'D II The spR}rhs a f.k Eslu a, OF ' ths spprsiaed
value of tho improvements, Sald improvements
| sLaH be appraised as provided for tho nIpraise-
ment of improvements upon school Lands IN SEQ.
No bid viii be accepted at less than the APP
praised value, nor for less thah ten Q0) dollars
All lands not sold will be for lease immsdi-
"'A' Jos. X. TooLE, President.
JOIN CANNON, Secretary,
OF the State Board OF Land commissioners
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The War Not Over.

tAyErTE, Mo-, March 30.-Three negroes
we're sold at public auction here to-day
under the vagrancy act. which provides that
the possession of the person be sold to a
purchaser during his term of sentence. G.
W. Patterson, Henry Lee and Otto Will
Jams, all colored, we're convicted of
%vagranoy and the sheriff decided to take ad-
vantage Of the vaerancy act and advertised
them for sale. The sale WAS attended by q
great crowd, including many negroes, who
were highly indignant and could scarcely
be persuaded that slavery had not eturnel.
Patterson was knocked down to a farmer
for $25. Lee brought only, S., Williams, n
decrepit old negro, went for 81 to a cattle
feeder. The negroes are unusually exer'
cised and threaten vengeance.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTIoN.-no-
~ tioe is hereby given that an annual meeting
district No .. Lewis and Clarke county, will be
held Il tho school hou.s h scid dist5io,; VIZ Mon at
tam. on Saturday, April 2. 1882. for tho PURPOSE
Of electinK ole. trustee to serve term OF three
years, an ! for the transaction Of any other bnsi-
nolls Will be opened ut four p, III. and close at
s.,.tass j. J. FAINT,
@"'0~e" District Clerk.
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CAPITAL Notes.

Frank L. Combs, of Californ ia. has been
nominated to the vacant mission to Japan.
The Subcommittee of the Worlds fair
investigating committee left for Chicago
Tuesday.
Senator Stanford spoke Wednesday on
his bill to determine the value Of legal ten
der dollars.
The condition of the Worlds fair fund is
such that $4,000 will not be available for
the April meeting.
Senator Mills took the oath of office
Wednesday and occupied his seat. He was
warmly congratulated.
A report from I~ndianapolisis to the effect
that the administration is wiling TO
nav to the relatives of the men murdered
by the New Orleans mob, whose Italian cit
izenship has been proven, the sum of 1000 600
francs Indemnity. The report could not be
verified here.
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Thousands of Suffering Women.

Delicate women who complain of tired
feeling, pains in the back and IONS. dsslre
to sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
Aenstruation. will find in Oregon Kidney
lea q faithful friend. Itcan be relied ulou
III every instance to give immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles Thou
sands of women are suffering every day
from some disorder of the kidneys or liver,
who might be permanently cured by usinR
Oregon Kidney lea.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF MONTANA,
OFFICE OF
sTArEBoARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS

~6TATEI5UARD OF LAND CUMMIbSIONEHs,
HELENA, Mont. March TO- 1882.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with
tho PROVISIONS OF an act OF the legislative Assem-
to provide for tho selection. location. appraisal,
aale and Leasing Of state lands,"' approved March
9. 1891. the state board Of land commissioner
1892, offer for sale at public auction at the court
house. in the city Of Helena, county Of Lewis and
Clarke, and state Of Montana. the following lots
and lying and being within the limits Of the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke. the particular do-
scription Of tho said lands Icing as follows, to-
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Still Circulating Petitions.

WASHINGTON. March so.-One or emore
silver netitions are still circulating IN the
house, but it does not seem that there is
auy probability that sufficient signatures
viii be secured. Regarding the notice
owen by Senator Stewart of his intention
to call up his silver bill next Monday, 1T Is
said there will be no effort made to unite
the democrats in the senate. and each soma
tor will exercise his individual judgment in
~eastino his vote.
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r. M. SHAW g. co,

Expert Accountants and Bookkeepers.
The above firm straighten out old books
which have fallen into arrears, render balance
sheets, open new ledgers. etc., with rapidly and
absolute accuracy. Will also instruct in the
latest and most approved practical methods of
bookkeeping. Charges reasonable, Address all
correspondence +. NJ Shaw d Co., P. o. box
493. Helena, Mont.
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cTocKuoLDERs' MEETING-THE ANNUAL
5 m.eting Of the stookholders of The Helena
Meat Company, will b, held At the office Ct the
company, No; is Edwards. street; Helenai m Mon A..
purpose Of %eleotins u board of trustees and
officers and the transaction of any othe! busl-
ness that may be brought hsfore the mSstang.
r. sr.,,rp President.
sec'y and Treas.
Helsnn. Mont. March az, 1894
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MONTANA, AUDITORS OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
HELENA. March 70, 1892.
1t is hereby certified, that the Girard F. d
delphia, in the state Of Pennsylvania,
has complied with the insurance laws
of this state, and is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business of insurance in this
state, through its duly appointed agents, holding
a certificate of authority issued by this office, un-
til the 3lst day Of December. A. d. 1892.
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above written.
E. A. KENNEY,
lsgAI,1 State Auditor.
4. A. LUKE Il Co., Agents,
Helena Mont.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BOOKS
~ will be opened for receiving subscriptions
to the capital stock of The Helena, Missouri
River Valley and Eastern railroad COMPANY at
10 O'Clock a. m. on the 10th day of April. 1892,
at room AZ, Montana National Bank building,
Helena, don't.
A. Freeman Foote, Stephen Carpenter. John
D.. Wilson, Arthur G, Loinhard, Walter II.
Little. Dated Helena, Mont. March 10. 1882.
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NoT1CE-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that The books Of the Helena d Castle Rail
way company will be open for receiving subscrip..
tions TO tho capital stock Of said corporation. At
the law ONCE 1t Asl,bnrn r.. Barbour, in the
Masonic temple, in tho city OF Helena, Montana,
on the 18th day OF April, 1885,, at 10 O'Clock a. III.
Of said day.
Dated March 1b, 1892. "
j. ii. LAWRENCE.
ASHBURN X. BARBOUR.
GEO. MAY,
II. {. TULLlA
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Conversational Campaign COMMITTEES.

Congressional (sampaiGn ConlhAlttae.
WAsH1sGroS. March 30.-At a meeting OF
the democratic congressional campaign
committee this evening, Hon. john y.
Mitchell, of Wisconsin. was elected char
Man. Gawrence Gardner, District OF Colum-
hia. secretary, and ]. z. Morris. District OF
Gn1nmhia. i easurer. Among the members
are: california, Thomas J. Geary; Idaho,
Iosenh C. straight; Montana. w. w. Dixon;
Nevada. Geo. w. Cassidy; Washington.
HIph G. Wallace: Wyoming, James G.
Baird; Arizona, Marcus A. Smith; Utah.
John r. Cain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-31

RIDs WANTKD-FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
~ aud completion of the Montana state build-
ing ut the Worlds Columbian exposition, Chi
Gagos Ill.
Plans. specifications and details can be seen at
the following places.
Office of secretary, Helena, Mont.
Galbraith K Fuller, Missoula, Mont.
Gaibrkith Il Fuller, Livingston. Mont.
Builders exchange, Chicago. Ill.
All bids must BIO accompanied by . certified
check for 5000.
The board of Worlds fair managers reserve
tho right to rsjeet sny and all bids.
All bids must be fled in the Office of the sec-
Rotary on or before II o'clock noon of Friday.
April. 20, 1882.
JAS. q. RAMSAY, Secretary,
Rooms 81 and IS. Montana National hank
Building. Helena, Mont.
GALBRAI1H IL FULLER,
SuDerintendent Architects.
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA. AUDITORS OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. :
It--~-, NIL. In ono

UEPAIiTMENI7 OF INSURANCE.
HELENA, March 20, 1892.
1t is hereby certified. that the Insurance Com
pany of North America, located at Philadelphia,
piled with the insurance laws of this
state, and is authorized to transact
its appropriate business Of insurance in
this state, through it's duly appointed agents.
holding a certificate of authority issued by this
office, until the 3lst Gay of December, A. D. 1892.
Witness my hand and Official seal the day and
year first above written.
E. a. KENNEY.
[sEAL State Auditor,
L. A, LUKE l. Co., Agents,
Helena. Mont.
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pROPOsAIS.-sEALED BIDS ARE IN
i vited for the construction of n diamond
shaped pier. filled with rock, eight feet wide in
center and twenty, feet long, with cross ties in
came eighteen inches apart, under the west end
born river; also a fifty foot span, with truss
supports, the same height MS the present bridge.
same strength ~ now in use, with . square ahut-
ment under west end of spnn, filled with stono;
also to remove whatever distractions now exist
to tho FREQ passage of water. Bidders to submit
plans and specifications OF the work, the county
reserving the right to reject any or al bids.
Bids 70 ,l be addressed d 80 t. IT, the a nnde hnrs;1 e 1 tS % re-
By order of tho Board
Helena. Mont. March IL. 1892.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YNANTED-TO nUY COPIES OF AGlN On
wv all regular and extra sassions 81 M n
Statutes in la7N. Addresa. stating session ana
price, T. q. BOX ss8, Helena, Mont
IAiANTED-AROUTu ONE HUNDRED CORDS
w Of wood par month. To b. ,!!elivsrsd On
oars on line Of Northern Pacific Ial!r0nu. laI-
wood will please address tho undersigned. nam.
ing price and shipping station, Tho pnttett
Smelling h letining Company, East Helena,
Mont.
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CERT1FlCATE OF PUBLICATION.

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA, AUDITORS OFFICE, J
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
HELENA. March 20, 1852.
1t is hereby certified, that the Fireman's Insnr-
ance Company, located at Baltimore, in tho
state of Maryland. has complied with the in
snrance laws Of this state. and is authorized to
transact its appropriate business of insurance
in this state, through its duly appointed agents,
holding a certificate of authority issuad by this
office, until the 31st day Of December, A. d. 1882
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above written.
T.. A. KENNEY,
(sEAL State Auditor.
r. A.. LUKE Il Co., Agents,
Helena, Mont. ~
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Governments Steady.
Shr


Money on call easy: closed offered at = PRIME
mercantile paper 4&a6, %etsriing exohanss.
steady; to-day bills. SA.S6A demand, Sheea.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. March -keeeipts. ], 500;
steady to strong; good to choice steers, S3.sasg
I s2.s: others. is. 2aess. 50; stookers, s.. oosss' 10;
Texans, IS, 4061a. 90.
HogsSRecuipta ~, 600: lower; rough and com
mon. $4,loa4 So: packers and mixed, $!.sog 4 q 81
prime heavy and butchers weights, l.1oU4.sa
light, 81. 70Mi 50: pigs, "a. 2o@lA.70.
Sheep--Reaeipts 5000: weak to lower, ewes,
81. 00@4:75; mixed, 50. 5O65.75; westerns, W. 5Og
8 .15.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHrcAoo. March Observation-Disclosures
cash. Tsaso: May. TN @79ssc.
~Corn-s,eady; cash, sa4c; May. 40hc.
~Oats-stsady; cash. 2Sisc: May, 2SSc.
Rarlay-Nominal; SIC.
Pork-Cash SlOO5; May. $40, 17h.
Iard-Cash, SIS. IT'S: May. 1920.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90.
Short cleSr-S6. l7he16. 20.
Short ribs So. 551a. 57H.