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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-01
SHOT FROM AN AMBUSH.
Assassination of Prominent Sheep.
Owner of Idaho.

SALT LAKE, March 31.-A special from
Pocstello, Idaho. to the Tribune says
News reached here this morning of the
assassination of Hugh Fleming at Ameri-
can Falls yesterday. He was one of the
firm of Fleming Brothers. large sheep
owners at that place. de was shot four
times from ambush. There is no clew to
the murderer.
Fleming was herding his sheep when he
was killed. 1t is reported that the killing
was done by some one connected with
stock ranches. as there has been trouble
existing between Fleming Brothers and
some cattlemen, on account Of cattlemen
not being satisfied with Fleming herding
sheep in that vicinity.
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CoIoneiI.eft,s Body.

SALT LAKE. March 31.-The remains of
Colonel ii. G. Lett arrived from Los
Angeles this morning ana were taken to
the building of the Utah Commission,
where they were viewed by hundreds
of citizens during the day. At o'clock to-
night the body was escorted to the Rio
Grande depot and sent to Denver for in
torment.
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SMALL HOLDERS OBJECT.
Want to Break the Big Hamilton
and DAYTON Road.

CINCINNATI March 31.-News has been
received here that an effort will be made
at a meeting of the small holders of the
100000 Of Cincinnati extension bonds
that will be held in New York some time
next VI eek to try to break the recent deal
of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railway for control of the Queen and
Crescent lines. The deal secured of Baron
Erlanger S2,600,000, all he owned. The
small holders own the remainder, So, 400
000 1t is not believed that the effort will
succeed.
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Helpless for Five Months.

l tried everything could hear OF. but OF no
avail. Finally through the influence of friend
tried one bottlt OF Hoods Sarsaparila and
before had taken 1t all was able to walk sew
eral rods with the aid OF my crutches, an exer-
else had not Ia ken for some time only as some
one would hold up. kept on taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla until had taken four bottles At
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La Grange. Indiana,

sc. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
"Gentlemen: 1t is with pleasure that give
my experience with Hoods Sarsaparilla. For
the last eleven years have been afflicted more
or less with rheumatism. 1t kept getting worse
until two years ago. when l was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-01
Hoods i'ss'iif'i' Cures

the end OF that time was able to walk much
farther. then got one-half dozen bottles aud
my wife and l both took it. My wife was
troubled with indigestion, and before we had
taken two bottles she was entirely cured OF
her disease. We kept on taking the medicine
and by the time we had taken the whole of the
six bottles she said she had
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Never Felt Better

In her life. and also was very much improved.
In order TO make sure of a perfect cure 1 have
got six bottles more of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
am very sure it will have the desired effect If /
DO my part in taking care OF myself as all
should who are troubled with rheumatism. We
shall always recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
TO any one who may be affected as we WERE"
ELMER L. FORD, La Grange, Indiana.
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HUNTING FOR HAGEN.
1t Is Believed He Has Robbed a New
York Bank.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Gustav hagen.
one of the bookkeepers of the American
Exchange National Bank is missing and SO
is $33 900 of the banks money. One of
the banks customers, c. E. Bartholomew,
is in Ludlow-street Jail charged with being
accessory to the embezzlement and the p0-
lice are hunting Tor Hagen.
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Where Is the Ems /?

NEW YORK. April up to 8 o'clock
nothing had been heard OF the overdue
steamer Ems
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-01

Hoods Pills cure liver ills. constipation,
,iliousness, jaundlce, sick headache, Indigestion
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FUR N|TURE:-!!

Solid Oak Bedroom Set q pieces), CaOS on
French Bevel-Plate Mirror. InZO.OU
F1rst-class Upright Folding Bed.) no. o0o
with Automatic Brake, which SIn M
prevents selfclosng. ...... -
Solid Oak, Elaborately Carved) 90
Parlor Set 20 peces), uphol- &1(1JHt
stored in fine Satin Tapestry
Solid Oak Heavy Dining Chair Q1 Ok
Braced Arm 800. .......... -. I'd L .AO
Finest quality OF Seamless japan Ok
csc Mating, per yard. .......,. ~
Also a complete line OF Household Goods OF
every description at propOrtionately low prices.
Houses furnished complete all over the coast
easy payments. Country orders promptly attended
TO. Goods packed and shipped free to Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley Inspection cordially In
yited and credit extended to all at
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Mheel Meldiea .sns.....s..

By means OF peculiarly unique inn
provcInent Ia wheai melting nachiaes.
whaels are now cast III SECTIONS ID tho
nn,ne mold, NO that thu xasieps pHrts ~
With perfect accuracy when hnihDcd and
boltoa together IN the ordinary types 81
wheel n,a!dinu nshchinea the block II car
fied round the rao.,ii u, u radial arm, sup
ported OH Z column III the center 81 the
mold, OF .i.a mold. itssit Is rotated while
the block remains stationary, the center Of
rotation in eithrlscaae remaining fixed. It
"a Obvious that X the wholenf n wheel re-
qulfcd TO be cast IN two sections weru
nodded at once in d machine hnFiug A fix-
ell cfntnr oil rotation, IL would he found
when removed from tho mold, and the
edges plansd up. that each q tht two
parts would le less than sesniuifcie 70
the extent ~ The inrtssl removed By plhfi-
lug, so that thewhule would nor form a
true circle. II Inns been customary, thqra
fore. Ia mold each half separately ia dis
tinVt inulde IN thls neiy sssAsis st,es, nj
ever Ak described 10 fhc 'hilndrlnliiaK Req
ord. tlie raalai arm II mounted On an axis
which lnAy be SCI AZ any required degree
1f eteanirieity 70 The center Of the pillar.
50 that. while tbs axis az rotation 81 tho
rodial arai h III one ition, any desired
s4Astlon n the whtel eau b. nodded The
axis % rotation may tlien 30 Altered 10
iIIsotf n position. and then another poetinp
% tha wheel nodded until the rcQnlsite
sections arr completed, Sew York Htu.
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Sau YORK aiarch p with commission
,,i,,,sss ne sales niracsed At the close q
were much better then indicated
III, ,,e ooensiir 81 tho MARKET The per.
sofa, Aea,,sna developed moro results ara
IA man o,gtr request was yerg uaalfn peg;
lsr caibred coft7ns soeshilnS apels
nia,a ard ssrIpo firilnss blclscfg FiFip'
,,,A ~ e..lterea rlesirgs and eottnn eFasiez.
H,i sseli Fancy chsfa1f, fl4ph ~ lAw
nrtced dresa tvies, "a htsn4 ltpns a..H
e'tfslr xiti6x Hern moved " 5000 4uaau<
ties. Piintad fAbrtrs M areas eeq.lS
II tier Searonabia enenn.llts Printing
einfhs rs Eood -ausSnd ~ z'Sc Did Hid
small lots 20 Ne fad Niaa Encliss SUCK
as 81 efslfare sSl ll.phes. ntd fsAlz s4 ilf ~
20 ind,ies are ~ sieAsffft Tfifn' tfqon ssse7.
Jbbhegs had 4 H.eN tay
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vance IN vaiues, especially as applied to
cotton. a lesAe part OF The existing de-
preston hasFbesn occaeiohcd by txAgger-
ated crop estimates which al this time
are discredited We are SIN rs, i2l bales
behind the crop Of lsso. which was I. :
30s,0vO. and we are 7af,0pp bales IN excess
Of the last crop, which WAY 6,f0s0po baieg
Not only the stocks at known interior
towns show a decided Increase but we
are today IN receipt 81 ndvicca from tweh-
ty-cne unennmcraled towns IN Miss ssfpni
showing stocks of $500. against S2001 last
year. The question OF this crop. whether
large OF small. has ceased to DC OF I'M
pl4tance. We have suffered already the
e.fhcts OF large crop IDEAS, and the fu-
tuge course Of prices will depend Oh The
trade outlook a. wei az prospects az the
coming crop, Weather conditions thus
Gar have been highly nnfavorabie IN the
greater part Of the cotton bolt. ns re-
CARDS The preparation for The now crop
and II Is reasonable 10 assume that this
crop is 80 far decidedly a late one Leg
islative Influences arc disturbing eie-
mont at present, the seignioraxe blii. the
Wilson bill and the Hatch bill an tend
70 create feeling OF hesitancy and *.
tfeme caution. Estimated receiptr AZ this
port tomorrow 5000 against 59l0 last wear
Our sppt market closes uulct at i'm.
eharged prlcesI Sales iooo sales 10 arrive
80 bales.
ne market seems to be awaiting LIVER
pool auNlNes. and that market Win not
pc open until Veinesaay next.
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MELRoY Z co.'s cIRoIlnARl

New Orleans. La. March ~ Achifoy
g. co. say:
F'utures--In absence OF any Liverpool
adgices our market has ruled dull and
embarrassing throughout the day Open
iar pricss were 1 70 : points lower tnan
rhursaays Gloss, but shortly thereafter
there WIS a prompt recovery, ans IN ~.
vance az points WAS Satanhnnepi 10y
selling as high as 7.lS. The closing. now
ever shows Il gain Of 70 palntA ~ -.
fbe dav spots here we're quoted stenuy
Win sales of 100 bales, al nncnAnksu
prices. our Galveston agent wires W kt,As
si,ota IN that market have been " so1,e
denia6d and one rrominent n lasl 4, y y
credfted with the purchase ni i1p paiss
{dfiav At full quotations. ihe eulor tt.
,,,neSnt INTO sight during last week,
witch was published today. snvWSs = ..'s,h
rrense of 35e1 bales - eomp9sEsa 49,
al yesr and while the interior ns Y. q
resnt a not as light AZ expected n ~ g
,,,nfireable that the smaller tpWns sn 49,
4 marked falling off. Port rses'pss sH Hsnl
,ih,,,.aSev aQgregete 1900 bales ~ e .!sl.s
aasea With 900 during ne sans rsi ~, ~
r. ~ year and New Orleans tx VIZ I've NJ
=, ,rr6vg s100. against 500 Nfar Hkv, ,'t
~ ~ ~ continues to be q waitHlk e nv ~
IlaIksel ~ IN fndt that little disposltlo
X eT,denced to 20 short q lns ls,as ~.
= = nrcsent pricea any uniaNV 1'sa,,sd III.
5iees concerning the new CROP Mgs'se ~
dnnhfedly caise mnteriat n'ffn''s
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lt.in pounds; this season. 1ig.5Ty pounds,
AGAINST Se2af2o pounds this oev last sca
son.
shipments this day, none; thls week
against eueo.5ii pounds this Hay last sra
son.
ssiss ths,s ~ tbs season, ses "a pounds.
against icS agif pounds this day INST year,
the stock on hand today Is 2SS5,Sst pounds,
against iNa7 pounds this day last yeA7.
NEW YORK
Now York. March 2e-~wcoi-1pNili do.
mssuc fleece lel2ii pulled @is&i Texas
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LocAL pRIcE cuRRENt!

LOCAL PRfcE cuRRENt
The following are the ruilrg prices Tor
erocerier, etc IN the market today
ANi,h CREASE plamsnd ssffsec,
Goiden, aQlfiec per dozen boxes, canar
oil e5ai7ss; Boston coach oil, per case,
plnts, Si50; npt case. quarts xa3O
.ANAitiN11 ION ~ Powder. per key Sloq;
price, shct drop. nef sack siE0al ,06:
buck S1.f1Ni. Ss
B4u6iiNG AND TIES Bagglng. III
psf Ssnsis sodSf s's rro s,'s as sS si hsS
Ills per bundle; 40 u steel ARROW tlos <isO5
ser bundle,
iotltNi ~ ~ N '1 ~ ~ peh ~ PEI
i ~. per doxen Si.0p: Il III, 7ac; Il rs isc,
ISIS one Spoon ! ID, per dozen, Saio: y
BiEsN 4 x ~ for s:Hsss yellow: iso COR
i5Ac6N = wholesale sfocnfs CHARGE.
short eIeat, a. i1se; hrcaisi'Asi, lp9tai1ic.
aase faaeS nissd !, rats St ~ Ss fanes
IN sssssa, AVsegE S lsise /. rock lsetissSc
SANS .,.. nts ia9 he,I: csn,le
am plnsappIea. standard, yl,spttl3Gb: IN
onds, 81. acal 30 peafs, standard, sl.2pafi.s5
10. lorelSi,os. standard y lb,, si.s5ai. ~
S5iSsSc: hieckhersies, si.soifja5: tnarraw.
la1o atring beans, s0NSQc: corn, eic6i{i ~.
fnHiatoes. Z "a, NWaQo. ID, szltll e6
uystsrs ~. v sb .iSe per gcz; Is
/ ID cans, $.abffi. 6 pef dozen roast beef
si.lseaao chipped beer, V y, si!a5tfi l1
cSiIFoRNIA CANNED GOODS
Wboiesalc Rrneera fili orders al inc fal-
lowing anotationa per qOaen for rs ID
rass, ,,., rsAcnss S2,vop@yS sEs plume
IA II hi .fSB tanpsod az foilowH star
l ,s.s pe ,st, fs ~ 1tsfil
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HEsSrls1< ST'A1'EAfnN,r

t-fF
New Orleans. March 49, Secretary Hes.
tere cotton exchange statinsent ,ssued
early this morning. shows an increa a n
the movement of cotton into sight for the
week OF $3.50 bales over the seven dave
ending March y last year, and deorease
compared with the same seven days year
before last OF 1890 bales
For the tlrst twnety-three days Of March
the movement has been ii72s bales more
than last year and al8 bales less than
the year before.
lhis makes the increase u the nnouut
q this cotton crop brought into sight
fer the 2oi days Of the season, from sep-
telnher ! 70 March - Inclusive, Ei,n79 bales
over the Same a1i days Of las tyear. and
the deficit compared With tho same time
81 81, year before last, Is i,5ih,sol.
past seven days been 16.asl6 tthe game
being corrected by deduction OF f595 from
Atnrus, Ga, stock 1against 6l.S5e last year
gregates for the first twenty-shrec days
aii5iS
The toiai marketed from September 10
41i.s7e for last year and Che war before
respectively. From this time on last year
was s,i7G bales and year before last 49,
a07. In other words. otter this date las,
year 1907 per cent of the crop was mar
keied and after this date season before
last Bic.
The movement since September shows
receipts e all ports oil a,s0G.siS. against
t.455,42t last Year and 6,se9 ilO the year
before
Overland across tie Missasipp, onio
and Potomac rivers 70 Northern milts and.
Canada, 657.2a6 against f5l7qa and 1,oSi,-
on
Interior stocks In excess Of those he'd a.
the close Of the commercial year 2op0il.
against e7U.aS5 and $685. SSouthetn MIL
ia ings 522.6ie. against be3. 9si and @ill5f.
Foreign exports for the wee khave boon
G7,7eg, against il.gG last year, making
the total Thus far for the season 3,fs1bl4.
against s.sia,is6 ,aat year or an increase
OF zoos flSG.
Northern mill taISinss for the past sever
days show an inerense o. e,iol ~ com.
f3red with the norresuouding period last
year. but the total ialyinEs since Septeui-
her ] have deereasfi 2aS .Sls The total
tokings Of American mills, North md
South and Canada, thus far for the sem
son have been 1.7p96l3, against 1.gsi 21t
iast YEAR I'hese Include iies.a5s by North
ern spinners, against llegsitl.
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isssa-~iflrfns nlfarily fresh 10.
MN YORK; -....!s.

MEM YolsSs
New York. Mareh ss.--iN heated cceipts
l3W hu; eSnerss Ais9uD hu, sa,es b4zs,vcD
no, red, store ana cluFAtpr Hiesi atiultt
rqai & .. ". WA; No, .Nortnefn osa
No, hard llst, options uprnea active Alia
hlgticr on tfceEing weaLaei. all over the
--snter wheat beiti the close waa ArcAuy
az y mel tflNnnrp about s0t.Vv0 IN ef
year wheat wgs priyateie setpeu Today
40. RCD. March uloaeu 9isA; May c2.4M
gl eloshd t2ia, July lisaGt3H, closed 64shs
l1etcmber t1ss uoass, closed tsgk,
Garhr+iieceipta },sQv sbu; eNn0rta fe.0o0'
hi. sales lVV,0ul bu futures, 1910 hu spot
spot ARM No se elevation. Al HiiuAt.
options opened iirmsr With wheat closed
h,li a. tsaiae nst alynn1c; April clussa
oass.z Receipts $500 bu; exports 1900
hi; sales 1890 bu futures, dp Nn BY spqt
q delivered g5A; No. sii5s NO. white
SSH: No. white Slia; track, niiksn West
ern lt,ack whits M Asss r., Sss
outlet and steady closing ac lower o..
nearby end lsc. higher. on later monthai
March cloeed 81; April closea ae Nay
FAY Duh.
HoDK--tlufet
tiefl3n sesa oli-1Qutet but settlers ff1per
IN Their Views and slight a1yAnceas safes
n,,ssn nf,i.i. Ibis. S5 pfnie crude ooso
2im23; on criida xiNx5s butter istAnes azsl
81; pflnh summer yellow rs en aosgmef
yellow 30; prime summer Mh'tf NsH9'i
1.ead--sFiru; nqmestic w
s'r LOUIE
81. I.onis. Ma. March ~ Flopr-~Q Quiet
md unchanged.
Wheat opened higher on colo weather,
pflcoe NJ. red, cash baste; March efe,
MAY b5stc, July b7ssc
Corn Dull, besnk lest MS s,5.'n e M t''s 3
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03ipeston. T4xas. sinref ~ 'eif1<
.cieeed ttca.iv ana unchanged. ofd,parY.
i9ei Hpo1 ordinary itstrf fAiif #g; prime.
Hlr.
Rio Jantiro, March ~ ~fn(tet quiet No
2 exchange standard. pff y ti.44 ~ 800
1xcH1nrt aif-l9 receipts V44 bags rA-
c1ipts durlna week $500 shrft1nie ~
Cnitfd States hoo. t.eeH il3.9t
NHW YORK
asev york March ~ cdnft Options
o4,(fed irrsrnlar ard eighty io@tis re-
c5tefed uafti4ily and elpsed steady witb
March r6nffhrfs showing 10 pdHff net df1
cline ard Others from polnts net "a.
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I'M ANCE ANDC COMMERCE.
i street Assumes Veto Is Certaincold Snap sends
Wheat Up-Cotton Very Quiet Hubbard, Price
& Co.'S Letter--Hesters Statement,

x.,k March se.--The ssTne IN
r annex the Likelihood Of the veto
~ .,,,n,orage BIZ. led 10 the closins
2 s.,racts for both accounts this
~ rhe bears covered on the theory
w arat effdats OF the veto on the
~ .rtst would be cumulative and
~ so.ae realizing for long account
~ assumed communication Of
y ,ss nersons think has been the
81 the present advance. The
,ess very largely professional and
~ N A lsrge scale. As was stated,
~ III street Is concerned the veto
~, atsfaEs bill IS assured beyond
Although the course Of the mar
" y. somewhat irregular, the stocks
saye recently been the strongest
y - today. This was true Of
shares m spite OF a crop
fAnsss thS cold snap. which caused a
ost.i,r IA fhe wheat market. The
XIV. ter ware also notably strong, both
shsvher and lower prices Issued,
HI ~ 1Sh6,e we'll In the lead with an
I u Il several points. ~ ~. l.,
NJ psshsssco was noted. Disabling
3ff.A ,ha most active shares and
\ W .y M il showed that market sup
19nes 49, Furnished 10 offset the dis
y ~ ss,te one. sided bargain arranged
~ Y ,sirlbutlng company.
" hs 20 depressed at tho opening. but
ai ~, IA again. The business in the
.sss vas rather restricted and tne
N.Y. nnt seem to understand the
ess,nus publication of ysserday
e.he company's business and
,rder tariff reimbursement
a. nv. Nrst,irns today wera generally
nv as showing a further railing
3'fsa s.sss Iouisvil.e and Nashville
.,,r xrith a decrease OF 10 per
tv1Es Tor February loses only s
vpsef paul shows an increase in
r lar february of $iSi ,lSe.
f..sse shrninas during that period
i fssjg5 OPERATING expenses de-
'.t2 .. ss's X ,,sr cent. The declaration
t,H INK n,,arterly dividend on Rock
n n " sc,sounced today but as little
@rrg,esetrd concerning It, II had not
.s,ins effect Of the Burlington
9 XXX, 'aerlaraiion TEXTS Parific
E f..'-. .he chief feature Of the bond
1--WE ~'Sre farther advanced
w IN, for foreign exchange was
rH .s,,a but was dull rs usual.
2 .S9,,sis chnnSe IN prices from the
2,.t H,s IL the close The trading
t,'' FIX rnrliinnted and the general
fr...kA sfrorg. The market was
.,.ss,s, feature unless the truly
....>,s and fnexnlicable Euengtn Of
'',sad should deserve thnt aisu'lsS
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q. ~, calf. Cblorqao and Santn Re-
TX ,..is... Sc lie Intern fipne' Nisli trrfaf
>2.r.i,es1. III bales; BY me A.@z24 ft. NAN
~ 1.''5 tff'.s, Fo14fnr, 114 hiltof' ny tne
|'lts ~. Z, trt,IN IA b.lira. tr'4 e, nele*
'e, s.S,crs 5sa ssies IN faciesh y bats
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t'1e Skinner ~l1llo 81 ISL oI|t IS ill
,Sz,ilnt: we A c,:fsInAe /. ~ VI 1 81.
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AlvEsrock.
sIpanISsSa6'

chlcage; slarcb y, The Evening jour
t,altle.Tsec 1900; bhin,nen,s 400;
active 10 10 lbc higher on natives and
Tcxans; prime 10 extra native Atecrs Sil1
q i,35. good 10 choice SegDsli.o5: poor 10
good fJ.l1zfaS0; Texans Saua13.l0
HE, Hessscelpts sleg snipns,ts az 1QceS
packers and mixed S3.55Gf.G, prime heavy
and Butcher Weights S4.i5a %, few 1T
Si.75; assei;ted light 400 %
nients 900; active, y q Slc higher 81 both
sheep and lainhs top sheep s Voff sstqp
800 s. IN I.orf1s.
ST Louis Mo- Mareh co. catsls-zl.f,
ceipis 1900: shipments so market strong
100 higher for natives, Trxune scnrcd
sirunRer; native steers, ispa no lsia pounds
cows Ss.eoaaI5; light Texas sleers S4slai
Hogs Resepta no shipments 2Mo.
nv & S qglst so ern % snt s. s bnteh
Shqep-yR sceipts. 5iu, shlpmepts none;
choice mixed and yearIing iasnbs Ss.55a
KANSAS CITY.
ikansas City, Mo-, March 2s--Cattlc<-
Receipts ESQ. shipments 500, steady to
ssfons; Texas steers S22gas.0oi Texas
COWS SI,35uessQ shipping steers S2,75u Aig;
naive cows = =; tgockera ana Feed
Hogs Receipts asfo; siipments f700.
weaker. bulk S4.soMl 20; henvire, packets
and mixed u 99sSi. ~ fights. pprkeis and
Sheep Hecsipts 1900: shipments nonc:
steady 10 strong,
NEW YORK.
Mex York. March D. Beerzs- r aceints.
two days, $3.50; on sale 81 care. market
slow barely ntesla} EaroReen rabies
dressed weights; rsfrissfator beet ss.SF
me per IN. :. :. y
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago. March e6---WheAt went M with
q spurt TO-DAY because the energy the
and tins result was an carly gain OF AZ
for May. 1ntro was free seinnG AT the
advance. however, and after a nervous.
unSettledl session, May closed isc IRON
tho tor but with a gain since saturday
Corn ana cats worc shade nrmer III
nymoathy and made gain of about ~
each
Provisions ruled dun bu, nrni nt some
what higher tnnn Saturdays closns
prlceS.
Aisy wheat sold or q Ssac, but rested
t'orn-AMay opened al aiiSc, sold otf 70
SIC bid closing ~ a7i&6i11iAc
oats wcfo In fair demand. May started
ike IN and closed at S'sso,
maintained nm undcrtoac OF hrninesA,
ciosng with f'lc gain oyer Saturdays
cicsug price Tor May pork and lard aud
&c mkAcr for May RIBS
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat -
cars CORN 22Q cars oats lrs cars hogs fl,-
.ash quotations we're us follows:
l'lDur--SteHdN
Wncats4Nc. : spring 81; No. sprlng
no sales; No. ? red 81
s osge q ~, "a ses;'o wbi Hs s,ass,s
NJ. 2 White slsps2h
Bafless 10 nominal No. az4asi No.
"A aaNts= sllil.y,
B Has Seed No. lil,sS. s.
Timothy Seed--Prime $50
Akess i,ork4-fer bpi it.e0al i.0iia
.afd-gPer loi lbs T02i s4rf .p5,
Snort RibS-Sldes tloaSol 51pff5el,
dry Sa.ted Shoulders iiiosed 6.gaefd,Ve.
Whsky i)ietliiers Dnahed goods. per
ral. II.