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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

{ OWS-Carload of fresh milk cows. l242
~ East Fourth st.
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FOR SALE-Pacer; fine road horse; can
l. pace better than IS; ready for race to-
morrow. Address u % Glnhe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

POARD-Room and board in private FAM
ID lily wanted by two Young ladies' (sisters)
references exchanged Address Y 81, Globe.
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EIRST CHURCH, LINCOLN AY., COR
L ner Grotto St.-Rev. R. A. Carnahan, Pas
housewives Oh SUNDAY at 10 80 a. m, with
sermon by Rev. NJ. L. P. HILL D. D.. Sabbath
school at noon; Y. ?. S. Q. E. meeting at
p. m. No evening service.
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w ANTED TO BUY A good pair of
w horses or a good span OF mules: will
exchange for a policy coming due in one
year with $500 and only $50 more TO pay.
Call at 355 Louis st. for further particulars
and to show the ANIMALS any time today
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BOARD WANTED.

QOARD-Wanted, by young man, nicely
~ furnished room, with or without board,
in good private family. Address U 90. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

QOARD-A young lady wants room and
ID board in private family; location cen-
trail; state terms. Addrass o &c, Globe
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EMMANUEL CHURCH, 1916 WEST
L Seventh ST., Rev. f. r. Leach. Pastor
Public worship at 10:45 q. m. and S p. M.
Subjects: Moaning, Theoretical Atheism -
evening, THE Teachings of Night" a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

ZINE TWO-SEAT SURREY CHEAP
Il Pole and shafts. Address y. NJ, Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

EkRY BOXES very cheap. De Cou G.
- Co., 81 West Third.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-sEKyICE IN
~ WestmOreland Hall, corner ST. Peter
and Tenth SITS, at 0:30 a. m. Nathan john
son, speaker; subject, Christian Healing;''
Bible class ut Ii 30
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GOODRICH AVENUE CHURCH, COR
VI ner of Garfield. Near West Seventh ST.
Preaching by the pastor Rev. e. g. Rey-
nolds, at 1880 a. m, and s p. M; Sunday
school at noon; Endeavor meeting at 7:l5
D. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

FOR SALE-A fine ffye-year-old trotter;
L kind and sounn; afraid of nothing; lady
can drive him; or would trade for a fast
PAGER. 155 Sherburne av
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RIC?CLE--A lady's and gents Columbia
- bicycle for sale at your price. Room 10,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

EMANUEL MIssION-sERvICEs IN
IL the mission rooms on Victoria. neat
Selby. Morning service, II a. m; Sunday
school, D. m; evening service 5 D. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = One
photo outfit SKIS, cheap. Also half in
terest in job printing outfit. Good reasons
for selling. d. E. Hardy, IA Edmund st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
L Ninth and Wacouta SITS, Rev. j. W.
Conley. Pastor-Services at 1920 a. M. and
p. M; subject morning sermon, 1.-The Cos
pei and the Masses of Our Cities;" evening
1.-The Prodgal Feeding Swine or Reaping
Wild Oats" At the morning service col.
lection will be taken for the rebuilding of
the Bethel.
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FOR RENT.
Stores.

NTORE-Nice store and living rooms, new;
~ ly papered and painted. 429 University,
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FOR SALE-GOod horse, harness and bug
L gy. or will trade for furniture Address
A %, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

FOR sALE-Seven-year-ol horse; sound:
L weight. 1,15O; very cheap. 26S Belmont
St, corner Ohio
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EOK SALE-A good family driving mare
= cheap; suitable for delivery wagon
Corner Park av. and Front st.
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NA7 EsTMINsTER CHURCH, CORNER
w of East Winifred and Greenwood Sts.-
W. A. Hutchinson, pastor. Preaching at
Sabbath school at - M; Christian endeayor
meeting at D. m, and at S p. M, preaching,
subject, ''The Duty and Dignity of Labor "
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OF HOPE PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVAN.
" geist, Corner Ashland Av. and Mackubin
St.-Service at II q. m. .,
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FOR sALE-Good delivery horse and
wagon cheap. Inquire SAG and 34S Sibley
ST., r. Croft.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BANGLE LoST-A gold bangle and gold
ID dollar. If finder will return bangle to
this office they can keep the dollar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

E'OR SALE-Good delivery wagon cheap;
L no use for it. go Cherry. near Maria az
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DOULTKY NETTING-De Cou & Co..
L 81 West Third.
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ETURNITURE-For sale, a lot of furni-
ture, including ice box, parlor suits,
Stoves ETC., will be sold very cheap. Room
10 Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

WANT TO BUY-A good secondhand
w phaeton buggy soon, for cash. Address
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nESK - Roll-top cherry desk for sale
- cheap at 3S4 Minnesota St
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FOR SALE-Driving mare, five years old;
! TOP buggy and harness. 335 Rondo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

CHURCH OF CHRIST (CHRisTIANI
" Corner of Nelson and Harrington AVS
E. r. Edwards, Pastor-Preaching at IL o.
M and p. m. Morning subject. THE Lost
Chord" Rev. a. D. Harmand. of Helena
will preach in the evening. Endeayor so.
ciety at b. m
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M APPLE AND BIRCH FLOORING at
WI Jackson and 4th SITS. Thompson & Co.
ONE cow FOR SALE-Inquire C. R..
~ Croft, 81 Pleasant av.
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~
Rooms.

A HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle
n. men only; fifty modern steam heated
roosm by day. week or month.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

Two SORREL HORSES and leather
top buggy at bargain at Loan Office, u
Schultz Block
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SETTERS-Three Irish setter pups, one
~ nine months old, two two months old.
49S Cascade ST., corner Duke.
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"A A EIGHTH ST., Is - Neatly fur
n "A nished rooms at reasonable rent;
modern conveniences on every floor, and
rooms well ventilated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
GENERAL STORAGE.

l-yOEAbE LXION WAREHOUSE sEw
= ei.al aEG no-t Eg- pFoof Seal Do ga
eteBu. sEI ssHts Re e.s0i cGce "a =, DgaGlzs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO R.R.

Depot second and Nicnita streets; ticket oHce22
East Douglas Ave. J.. i. III ECkiEY
passenger and ! .Chet A gent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
THE CREASED POLE IN ITALY.

F.! A Feature of the Ceremonies of st. Ste
| phen's Day.
Not far from Rome is little seaport
town called Santo Stefano, where every
year St Stephens day, August 5, is
celebrated with great honor. One
feature of the ceremonies is particular
| ly picturesque and quaint
A ship, creased pole about forty
feet long and thirty or forty boys rang
ing from six to sixteen years of age are
/ all that is required for this amusing
performance. The pole is not placed
erect, but is fastened securely to the
side of the boat and projects out over
! the water. Almost at the end of the
pole hole is bored and small Italian
! flag, green, white and red, is placed to
| it.
The boys, naked to the waist and SO
Drowned by exposure that it is difficult
to tell where their skins leave off and
their linen trousers begin, stand around
with folded arms waiting their turn,
while an umpire sees that all is fair
and that ca CHI comes in for his share of
trials
There are no cries of bravo" no out
ward enthusiasm, such as would natur-
ally be expected to enliven an Italian
merrymaking Evidently it is a serious
affair.
What must be done to win the prize
of gold napoleon-four dollars-is to
walk quite to the end of the slippery,
unsteady pole, stoop down, seize the
flag, jump with it into the water and
swim back to the boat-not so easy a
thing to do, as the boys we'll know.
Trial after trial is made. Some Of
the boys fall off into the water after
only two or three steps, others almost
reach the end of the pole before losing
their balance. They drop into the
water as unconcernedly as though that
were their natural element, swim dog
fashion around to the stern of the boat,
climb to their places and before their
turn comes again both hair and scanty
clothing are dried in the warm sun.
By the time each boy has had three
trials the grease on the pole has worn
thin, so that small, slight fellow who
now makes the attempt and upon whose
face determination is pictured, seems
to have reasonable hopes of success.
Very cautiously he steps, placing one
foot securely before lifting the other;
thus he progresses slowly until the flag
is almost within his grasp, when I'M
fortunately he slips and falls.
Bound not to lose the prize so nearly
won, however. he makes a desperate
movement and catches the futtering
flag with his teeth before he reaches
the water. The stick breaks, but tri-
umph is his.
The whole performance presents a
most realistic ia bleau, full of novelty
and local color. The dark-blue water
and large, weather-stained fishing boat
serve as a background for the forty
dark-haired, dark-skinned, serious boys,
most of them dripping from their re-
cent plunge. while the green hills form
the frame and the warm, transparent
atmosphere adds more mpressionistic
effects TO the whole picture than even
the cleverest artist of the open-air
school can ever hope to attain by means
of his brush. Chicago News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY IcieIranI.

KANSAS CITY. April observation-disclosures 3, 200;
shipments 300 Market steers and active
and steady To strong Feeders steady Texans and
Indians strong to Higher. Representative suies:
Dressed beef aud shipping seers 81 1900 22le cows
and heifers s. jU652 -. exams and Indians - 900
10 stocker and feede! 25le. nOGS-keceipts $3.50.
shipments 800 Market active and lf@l5c higher.
tlos inC t5q2c higher. Algr:l:es IS ;}Ia6 - bulk
St 6Od6 10. SHEEP-Receipis 2i0J. shipments 20.
Market strong.
ST. LOUIS. April l0.-CATTLE - Receipts 800.
shipments 100 Market slow, nothing doing in
natives Texans 81 ~. HoG~-Hac eipts 2G shit
II ents 1900. Market l0c higher. Heavy g 69eo7 q.
mixed S. fUd7 TO- light 81 10tg6 50. ShEfP-he-
ceipts 200. shipments none. Market slow and I'M
changed.
CHICAGO April 10. - CATTLE - Receipts $50.
shipments 1901 Slow lower. steers ~ i0d5 %,
slockers srd feeders :! 25Gi e, COWS 81 GassS -
HOGS-leC-ipts 1900. shipments 1000. Market
brisk. stronger. HeHvyS 70d7 55 mixed :. lOS
80. light s. log, So SHtEP-Receipts 1850. ship
lnents sEa Nartet active and stronger 10 higher.
Mutons s. GU@5 u. larnbs s. l5&G s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in It's train service the most ole
CANT reclining chair ears that ever appear
ed IN the equipment, ~ any line west OF tha
Mississippi river. These ears now run
daily between Wichita aud ST. Louis aud
Wichita and Denver. They are modes Of
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-easily adjusted aud comfortable and
of the very latest design. Every car ~
equipped with Tie celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
well As by daylight, also doing away
with the obnoxious odor emanating from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus atfor,lipg az even temper
allure Throughout the car we'll as avoid
Ing the dangers experienced in the 'old car
stove system. IL you contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. St Louis fast express leaves " ichits
daily at 12:SS y. M arrives IN 81 Louis al
1:i5 next morning. Denver express leaves
Nithita at $50 p. N. daily. leo II
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THE BOOK OF ALL Books. !
Ever Printed Cfrculates so ExteaS
sIyelv AS the Hibig

Nothing Ever Printed CfrcuIates so ExteaS
sively AS the Bible
The Bible is now and is likely to re-
main, IL not for all time, at least for N
long period 10 come, the book of hooks
of the whole earth in point of circula-,
ton. 1t Is the one book which far sur,
passes every other in the extent of itsl
distribution. aud those who print ia
were never more active or aeEressive
than they are to-day in giving IL circu-
lation. They are pushing trauslations
of the scriptures out To the farthess re-
gions of the globe. carrying! tho hook
down almost within sight of the south
pole, spreading it through the Interior
of Africa, putting it in dialeet'aftsr<
dialect of overcrowded Asia. Since $50.
the Bible societies alone, here and
abroad, have distributed over 230. 900, I
600 copies of the book The American
Bible society. which Is next to the
largest distributor of Bibles in thez
world. during the seventy-six years OF
its existence has issued over -, 800 900
copies of all or portion of the Bible.
The exact number is 81, ISL, 9GS Last
year this society printed 400. 900 Bibles
$40, 200 Testaments, Ia, 400 portions Of
the Bible and 6s2 Bibles for the blind
making "A total of ola, 6s7 volumes OF
these volumes. 72.s22 copies were
sent to foreign lands. There were
printed abroad for the society Is, OBJ
Bibles, -. 100 Testaments and 40, siy
portions of the Bible The foreign
presses of the American Bibls~ociety
are at Beirut Constantinople, Bangkok.
Bremen, Shanghai, Foo-Chow and Yo.
kohama.
The society is unsectarisn and sells
all its publications at cost II receives,
from su Inscriptions and spends snnusl@
" about $500. 900 in printing the Script
ures, and through colporteurs and in
every way in its power II eneTgeticsllv
circulates the Bible all over the earth.
The British and Foreign Bible society
since 1904 has printed and distri butsd
l27, SIS, 5si volumes of Scriptures; the
National Bible society of Scotland has
distributed 2.71O, $50 copies, the II toer-,
nian Bible society 4. eGs, t5o copies. the
Prussian Bible society. 1909. sol copies.
and hundred other Bible socisties
have for generations been swelling the
total annual output The British and
Foreign Bible society has printed tho
Bible in more than 900 language and.
dialects. including two dozen native
African dialects. and including every
nation in Europe, Asia, Africa and
Australasia ~. y. Times.
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heap Rates Tor " inter "Trip Va Santa 70



To Texas. New Mexico. Arizona. C1ii-
fornia. Utah aud Old Mexico are Offered
hy tie Santa re.
Tickets new ou sale good until June /.
with sufficient transit limit la eacis III
rection 10 enable passengers to stop oil a.
all points en- route. Last OF destinations
include Corpus Christie. II Paso Calves
Ton. Houston. Lfmpass.>. Roekpoft, Slu
Antonio, CITY, OF Mexico. Prescott. Sa!tiil0
san LUIS Polosi, Las Vegas iios Springs.
san D.ago. san Francisco. Salt LAKE and
Portland
New Mexico is noted as having one OF
the most eGuable climates in the world.
sudden changes being almost wholly an
known, II i "a most desirable place either
fer The business nan. pleasure seeker or
the invalid. while il j the haven FOX tho
immigrant No portion % the Unitetl
States can compare with the fertile valleys
OF its rivers. and in the productions OF the
field. the market garden. the orchard and
tie vineyard
for full particulars reSar,iin. the couu-
try, rates, stopovers etc, etc, call on or
address nearest Santa fe agent % t,eo. 4.
Nicholson. g. p. and T. A. Topeka. Kau.
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FOE SdLE-kedi Estate.

LNOk oALE-It YOU AXE LOOKING FOR A
Il farm you doubtless want some hing sr-t class
al bargain. I have II. W. ID. AeCVrmi.k. iil
hast First street. l-4
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Chicago ora.n and Produce.

CHICAGo. April l.-Wheat Cash size April
sl1r&els4c. May sS'e. July 'a3ati55sc Corn-No. !
cHsh.tlac. Arril WAC. May 1855. July 425sc Outs
cash 2l9tc0c May 2s.c. June ~. Jul, IA $3.50
Rye jt@alc. BSlry &c. FirXseed 81 Is. Sug,r-
cu.loat ossc; graduated 53Sc. STANDARD A ) S-!Ic
BLtler steady, creamery Z2o .lcip, dairy 81 <Tc
t-Cs firm; strictly fresh l42l@l5c Pork cash
- &s II 62ie May <l6 D: Lard 81 50 40 May
a. >2'e Shor ribs s. - 81 40 shouluerss 2jeg9 s. "
Short clear, 81 s5ssg ~.
Wheat iIeceipt- 81 .00E shipments 52pul Corn
-keCeipts, l2LNh; shipments. aGUl uais-Rc-
cepts. le6, O0U: shipments l56u01
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Faithful Betty.

New Girl-Young man has called 70
see you, mem.
Miss Lillian Languid (glancing at
card}-h. Fitz-James McStab. Gra-
cious! I'm rot fit to be seen! Tell him,
Betty, that I'm-O. she's gone!
New Girl Ia moment later TO young
man}-Yes. sir, she's in, but gracious!
she's not ct to be seen.-Chicago Trib-
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DRS. PURDY & JORDAN
SPECIALISTS.

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treatment OF all Chronic and Surgical Ds
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the several departments, the Institute has
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and the laity Throughout the Southwest
EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT
charge of skilled Oculist. Cataract removed
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.-In this depart
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effects of ELECTRICITY are demonstrated daily
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" mon A-aiH lAe If8fff2 - AGs1E &@'ittfs
.Yes.' said wilton. I'VE a-e very
fond Of rse here. "--Hsrp~r Yong
People.
Lesson Of tn. Fss-ao.rls.s Osvsgr~ss
The international American congress-.
or Pan-AmsFiean congress, II $40. ~ss
:se realization ~ the drsasus % Eolivsv'
and nome Of the s1assf Thoughtful minds
81 this continent aimee as tsase ifhs<i.
fur ia ob}ec; "'tfls ests nl-sau~nt 81
closer political aocssl sad eosnrns-~i.
relations t@tvyeen The American rso-
rss.v, 1ut 4; u 4 painful lac: ia: -
tru- s5znIncaace Nss almost eutirs.Y
Io&t a yht q - tAe great mass q 49,.
people ~ fbe Cn5is1 AlaisA 70 thsas
i, presented . ssonar9gls s&le u te>s
u,oasiblslflss q luxsy4osss Tssirsa&6ss-
Taey sax tae gorgsosslT ef.uj ppe<. spe-
eial train Wiring &boyut fae eosng~y---
zu6 fhc pFinee.y enterss nrasats la.
greeted tlse o0aasrT's gGessa wherever
tSey stopped, bat they t&slss5 fag the
most part - zVprect4te thst these gee
tsernsz. Assem- bed trozs al csszntriss -
tbs vas; continent eseh rsprrsen ;@d 8
rozz nsefri23 y-osslb.1tT a. rsea a. 10
mines % - Lieut., Casrs~s a. HaT-
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The ddhita Daily Eagle guesAau 5Horine ApriI 1888
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"A Remembered Mrs Gisnders
latter the guests have dspartedj---
Hopkins. why on earth did you an
nounee Mr and Mrs. Monk as 'Nf.
Monk and Mrs Num- The new but
Ter fproudly}-'I hopes. mum. "a I
'sven't forgotten whs. I learned IN
school about masculine and fcminI no
nouns, mum. Judge
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-Deacon-'Ie-s you can 20 on Tor 4
tjue in your present e0urse. but 70
member. the wages II ain I. DEATH
Young Triyol-~'oh, ] N not 30 ruercra~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY April l0.-Wheat slow. No. red
70G7l1oo. Corn-NiXed slow and 1.c lower White
firm, No. mixed "l'ec. Oats slow; No. mixed 2el9
M-9c. Rye firm bI1ec. Flaxseed stendy 81 G}d o.
Bran steady; 62@t5c. Butter active and steWdy;
creamery 2j&50c. dairy lsG2ic, kggs active aud
irm; l2iac.
~ nea,- Receipts 53,OOO; shipments. a. 90 Corn
-Reoepts. 1859; shipments, oOJH Oets-Receipts
none shipments none.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

NHw YoHK. April 10
Money call fairly active at 4@L1e per cent,
closed offered per cent.
Prime PAPER 6G1 per cent
Exchange steady, a sta for Sixty-day bills and
g s1S4 for demand.
Cuffre-Spot Ito dull hut sieadg. No. :. l6JeC.
>ugar-Cut loaf j1eCG5 lie, lrauula'ed To- i6G
Sac. standard A 5-l6@5Itc. Refined quiet ana
Grm
Co;ton-1-i6c higher. Middling uplands 9-l6c
middling Orleans i3-lGC