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Gov. Mcer.v.s Condition.

Gov McGraw, who had almost entirely
recovered from his recent severe illness.
was confined to his room all day yester-
day suffering by relapse. On Thursday
he went out for drive. aud on his return
walked down TO his club. He was then
taken ill again. it is thought. from the
over-sxertion. His condition IS no, CO.
sidered serious bv his physician.
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a N.w sx.,.m Of Accounts.

A new system of keeping accounts Is be-
ing introduced in the city treasurer's Office
hv which, it is claimed. about one half the
labor required under the old system will
be saved Experts Robinson and Agnew.
who are introducing the system, yesterday
explained that where three or four sets of
books are az present required, the work
can he kept in one book, and greatly sim
plilied without the loss Of accuracy.
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To Institule Odd Follows Lodge.

city will go over TO Charleston on an ex-
carsion at 80 tins afternoon in the
steamer Gen. Candy. accompanying Grand
Master J. c. Mitchell. of Everett, who
will institute Port Orchard Lodge, No. i4s,
at that place this evening.
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RArE NkGortArloNs ore
The Atchiseu Refuses 90 Humh,. ,,,
Before the linton p.eta.

N~t"fe shs tntoa faetfio.
CBIcAao. March sS~The C,lifornf,
situssion is today in worse rnutil. So
II has been 8, Any time. and these n. nn
telling when it will impgove The w,
ern Passenger Association convened As.,r
toasv, but no report 81 tire Atehason g.,
made. and when Chairman CAsdu,i; vent
90 the of'hos of that road he wss ia fogmea
that the Atehison did not propose - a..
tend any meeting. THIS decision MS
brought about by Telegram from the
Union Pacific. which informed The latter
that as the AtchIson hal been the rst Ia
reduce th. rates 1t must be the utxt 10 To
store them. TIE Union Pacific Also Rs,ssie
!, condition Of restoring rates vest o. the
Mascara river thai the AtehiSon should
restore them east Of the river. AZ she
Union fseias has no line east Of tie river
the AseAison simply took sass dcaaSna a.
eorroAoratGve evidence cf combination
essssFa the UAloa pss4ae and inertia.
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sprtnx Lamb. for xn.,.r

Although . delicious custom it's no.
always possible to get spring lambs for
Easter dinners The Denver Market viii
have io0 Easter lambs on sale today. Call
there before you provide for your Sunday
dinner
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AMUsEMENTS.
Carleton Opera Company Wins Golden
Opinions ~ the seattle Theater.

Carleton Opera Company Wins Golden
Opinions NJ the seattle Theater.
"The Chimes of Normandy" though one
Of the oldest and best known operas on the
American stage. IS always pleasing and
popular when given BY such talent as COM
poses the w. T. Carleton Opera Company,
which performed it ar the Seattle theater
last evening. It WAS heard by an appre-
ciative audience. and never was the opera
more satisfactorily rendered. Of course,
Mr.. Carleton, as Henri, Marquis de Corne-
vile, was the star around which the lesser
lights revolved, and re consequently re-
ceived the lions share Of the applause,
but there were others in his company who
would be we'll received on any stage and
in any city. Mr.. Tom Ricketts,, as Gas
pard, the miser, delineated tho charac-
ter perfectly, and, aside from his splendid
voice, is an actor of ability. J. c. TAYLOR.
as Grenicheux. the fisherman, captivated
the audience with hissweet singing and in
the third act was called to respond to
three encores. Germaine. the marchion-
ess, was rendered by Miss Alice Vincent
in manner that couid not be excelled.
She has voice of great force and sweet
ness and was happily cast for the part.
Serpoiette, the good-!or.nothing, was per-
sonated by Miss Marie Bell. and the
hearty applause which greeted her everv
appearance before the footiights was suifi-
ciet evidence of the thorough manner in
which she understood the character.
During the third act Mr.. Carleton. by spe-
cial request, sang the ballad, "Rose
Marie"
This afternoon at matinee the company
will give Tho Bohemian Girl" and this
evening Dorothy" The latter opera is
IN especially popular one. and ali lovers OF
sweet singing and clever acting should not
miss this opportunity TO crafty their
fasses Tho cast will hn IN f,tious.
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Ayers Cherry pectoral possesses power
fl. heating qualities. which manifest them
selves whenever this remedy is employed
n colds. coughs, throat or lung troubles.
lis anodyne aud expectorant effects are
promptly realized. Ii is chemical sac
cess aad 4 medical triumph.
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WAsmISGIoS CRY. March .. Special.
Examiner Eidridge teiegraphs Comp
troiier Eckeis that the Port Angeles Ma
iional bank viii be ready TO reopen
ApTii l.
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Goods almost 81 your own figures Pa
eihc Hardware Company. 81 Yesler ave-
nue..
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Finest navel oranges 10 and Is csa,s pc, coxsp
cee're lemons 10 cents Der eozen, at Cooper &
Levy's. continues sor this day.
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Grand opening OF natural flowers.
Washington Floral Company, $50 Second
street.
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DIR. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
all nervous diseassa Once, Go.,s,ein
block
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News fitted and gun repairing. all work
guaranteed Hardy & Hall. PioneeT block
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western and promptly refused 70 negotiate
longer. Not one OF the lines has an idea
Of what viii develop next
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03

TOLEDO, April 5.-The entire Republican
city ticket was elected, although many of
the candidates suffered reduced pluralities.
The candidate for police commissioner
headed the ticket, and the principal con
test was made for that office. The Repub-
licans have thirteen of the eighteen coun-
cilmen and seven OF the nine alderman.
Interest conferred in the Third ward con-
contest, where w. l. Squire, ex-president
Of the Ohio Republican League of clubs
and candidate fey president of the Ma
tional league Il, The Louisville convention
last summer, was defeated by plurality
n. rirp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
ChnnccrY Nniirc.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L.,
EoCk ISLAND CoUSTY.
IN the circuit court ~ said Rock Island county,
the Way term \. ID 1894. In chuncery. Bm
torccll 81 mortyag'.
he Blsckhawk Homestead Building, Loan and
sav ug Association. complainant. vs.. Albert " .
Wadsworth, Cora Is. Nadsworih, r. Jpn E. uuey
and VI. y. McGIun. defendants.
TO the above named defendant. VI. F. McC;inn :
hidaNit ~ your non residence having been fled
the Office Of the clsr RI Of said circuit court no
'e y hereby gwen 70 you that the above named
mp'ainant has fled In said court it, hi IN Of coin
tint alaiust you on IN chancery side of said
utt; thai summon. In 'hIuccrv has been H.
"a ~ said e iuse AGAINST VOC rctufnable 10 the
y term Ut said court. To he begun and holden
he court house, in the city of Rock Island. in
county, ON the fret Monday OF MAY, A. ID =,
"a wht h time and place YOU will appear and
al. answer or dcrnur To- said bill of complain,
on see 10. GEORGE " GAMBLE CLERK
wEENEY * VALkER. Solicitors for Comb is
'ock Island. Illinois. March 18Th. A. u, 1sat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03

ST. PAUL, April 3.-What few city cleo
tons took place III this state were carried
on :he liquor question. AT Ltchfield the
light was on the question of licenses for
the liquor traffic, and the license PROPOSE
ton and ticket carried by 90 majority No
license carried at Wrnnebago City by 81
majority anG the entire temperance ticket
wa, elected. At Henderson the fight was
i'll .avor of securing electric lights and
issuing bonds for that purpose the ticket
that won being pledged to that end Ii
cense carried at Lanesboro by 81 ma
j,rity.
81. CLOUD, Mimi, April 3.-In the hot
test election ever held i'll this city ID. w.
Bruckhart, Rep, defeated ID. L. Calhoun,
Dem, for mayor. The council has ma
jority of Democrats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

James Owen O'Connor, whose aSpira-
lions 10 fame as II Shakespearian actor
gave him much notoriety in 1855 has died
in the insane asylum at Morris Plains,
n. j.
President Cleveland has refused TO au-
thorize Minister Thompson to Join the
British and Italian ministers in "A petition
To the Brazilian government to withdraw
Its demand for the surrender of the insur-
gent Admiral da CANA now a fugitive on
Portuguese man-of-war.
William Greer, of Indiana, went hunt
ing with party of friends. When they
thought it was time to go home he insist.
ed that all should continue the chase. They
turned back and he let loose at them with
both barrels of his gun. wounding four
oi them. lie has been sentenced to pay Il
fine of $50 and stay in prison for six
months.
For the first time in the history of Har-
ward university IA Roman Catholic priest
conducted the regular Sunday services for
the students.
The Daily Telegram. a new afternoon
penny paper, Is announced TO appear at
Boston on April &. 1t is to be published
by TORY E. Wardner, will be Democratic
and will advocate the advanced school of
blmetallism.
Obituary: At Newark, y. J., eX-Con-
gresham George A lIaisey, aged %. At
Dekalb, His, vi. V Wilder, aged 5S. At
Wilmington, His, Franklin Mitchell.
aged -.
The shoe dealers of Brazil, Ind, think Of
awarding Il testimonial to John c. Smith,
OF that place, for the impetus he has given
the shoe trade. He is the father of thirty
five children, all of whom are alive
An April fool day joke resulted in muir
der at Olive. O., when John Williams
stabbed Walter Johnson for Piuniug Il tag
to his coat.
Patrick Walsh has Teca rendered and
accepted the senatorial vacancy caused 10y
the death of Coiqultt, which was declined
by Crisp. Walsh is editor OF The Augusta
tGa.) Chronicle.
Margaret Nalbcr, n woman who had
/ cruelty murdered her husband at Walton,
In gland, was hanged for the crime.
Professor Browns. guard. the eminent
! physician and surgeon who invented the
| Elixir of Lie is dead, eyed - His death
! took place at Paris.
Twenty-one men are now doing time in
! the New York prisons for election crooked
! ness at GraVesend, l.. J., IN connection
! with John y. Mckane, who is one OF them.
The ocean liner Ems. seveus days over
! due with 400 passengers, from Bremen, has
! been towed into Fayal, Azores Island, with
! her rudder and propeller frame broken
| by contact with ice, but ali on board safe
| and well.
! Walter Ames was captured by a Chica-
go policeman and run in because he was
wearing ten suits of clothes AT once. The
suits were all stolen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
ChanccrY Nnsice.
STATE or ILLINOIS, o..

RocS ISLAND COUNTY.
To- the Nav term A. ID isg In chancrry. Bin
to forcrlp-c mortgage
The Black Hawk Homestead Bu idinr Loan
anil savings association. complain ant w. Al
bert W. Nndswor,h. Core u. Wsd.wOrth,
Ralph L. Hucy, ana VI. L. McGinn, defend
ants.
To the ahove-aau ed defendant. VI. F. McGinn:
AhdaVi' ~ Your non-rcsiden e having been filed
IN the uiicc Of the clerk OF said circuit court no.
uce j. hereby ven To yol that the above named
comp iinnnt has cd In laid court its bill OF com
plant IA inst you On the chancery tide OF said
courts thut summons In chaucery has been
issued IN SAID cl-c against you. rcturnabl To the
next term ~ said court. to be begun ard holden
az the court house, IN the city O rock Island, in
said county, on the fret Monday of May A. ID.
1891. at which time ard place Won will sppear
plead answero or dcmur TO said bill OF complaint
u you see n.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE C,c-k.
SwrESry X W.'KEE. solicitors for COMMIT
Rock Island, Illinois, March -, A. ID. 1894
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
sRancery NOTICE.

TATE OF ILLINOIS,
oCH lsLASp COUNTY.
The circuit court OF Rock Island county. 70 the
iay term A. ID. iS4-In chqncery-BilI 10
irecIU-e Mortgage.
10 Back Hawk Homestead Building. Loan n
NluH es-ociaiinn complainant, W. Albert "
NadSwortn. Cora u. Wad.worth Ralph f.
'luty and NJ. =. Mc,iinu. defendants
the above named defendant NJ r. NcCinn
idaviL Of your non.residence having been fled
ne oh - ~ the clerk OF said circnit court no
= hereby given 20 on thar the above named
lplaiuant has FLED In sad court it, bill of com
M ashn-tyou on the chancery side of sale
r.; that summon In chancery has becn L.
= IN said cnuse against you. r,turnaple to the
- term % said court. to be begun and holden
ne court house in the city Of Rock Island, l.
county. on the fret Monday Of May, A. ID.
az winch time and place you will appear
plead. answer os dcmur to said bill tf com.
mt u you see IT.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
ock Island. Illinois. Mntch %. A. ID Ispi
NEkNEr a WALHER, Solicitors for Complts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
zee ANs'EHY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
RngN i@tkNptoUNTy.
In The tircuit Cont of said Rock Island comfy
10 the MAY term A. ID. 1894. In Chanccry.
Daniel II. Potter. ard ksry r. Potter com.
planunts,vs the unknown heirs or d,yi.c.s O,
William A slotn, deceased. Thou n I. wal-ton
ard the NJ known heirs or devise. 81 Thoma. r.
Wslsiun, deceased. defendants. Bill to quiet title
To The above named defendants ard each of
them; Affidavit Of your non-rcsidencc having
been dlcd in the office OF the clerk Of .aid circuit
court, notice is hereby given to you and each of
Won that the above n med COM lainant- have filed
IN sad court their bill OF complaint against You
on the chancery eide OF said court that SUNNI
In chaucery has tcen issued IN said cause against
YOU ~ urnable 70 The next tenn of -aid court, to
he begun and holden nj the court house. in the
city of Rock Islard, in said county. ou the dr-t
Monday ~ May A. %. 1891, nj which time and
place Won will appear and plead. anse or or dcmur
10 said bill OF ctmi lsnt II YOU see NJ.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Cle-k.
SwErNEY SWNLNER. solicitors for Complt-.
Rock Island. Illinois. March stth, A. ID. fsgt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
ChaWc~ry NOsicr.

FATE Oh ILLINOIS,
Io'k ISLAND COUNTY,
he Circuit Court Of said Rock Island coun,r.
~ " term, a. d., 1891. In Chancery. Bill 10
close mor'g ge.
tlnck Hawk Homestead Building Loan NJ d
wing association, Complainant. We. Albert ".
adsworth. Cora u. Wad-worth, Ralph L.
= uey aut N. y. Mctiinn. defendants
y the above named defendant. N. y. NcCiiuu
iih'tt ~ your non.re-idcncr having been nlcd
'ho Office of tie clerk OF said circuit cnurt.
&c - hereby gwen ~ you thar the above.
'ru complainant has filed I'm ~aid court IL. b II
onplhint against Won on the chanrerv side of
court that summons IN chancery has been
ca IN said cause against Won rcturnablc 20 the
town OF said cont. To be- begun and holden
ne c'urt house. IN the city OF Rock Island. in
county. on the rrst Monday ct NAV. A ID
a. which time and place Won will appear and
"a a. -wet or dcmur to said bill yf compl AMI
GA see a..
GEORGE ". GAMBLE, C'crk.
NNEESFN wArSEE. Solicitors for COMMIT.
'ock Island, Illinois. March sstt A. ID. 1885,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
CRANCERN NOTICE..
Executors.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
In the Circuit court Of said county 10 the Jan
usry term. A. u. 1921.
William Boyer, Adam Bower and Jacob Boyer.
complsinan,s. vs Mary johnson, John John
son. William :. JOIN ,On. lea Robson, James
Rob son. George toDison, Anna Hardin.
Thomas Campbell. N iry !. Campbell, John Y.
Campbell. Ada Campbell Alice campbell.
Charles Campbell, samuel Campbell, Albert
Campbell, William Campbell, y Thomas J. Rob
bins. Alt.eri 6. Mcknight. Laura DnGan. Print
nj Dngln. Minnie Ever-. ZcrUriah " hcatlGni.
Florida HockmoGth. Celia T.. Carroll. Henia
min HaroId. Dodley UaifoTd, Daniel Iialfo-d
Charles Boyer, Harry Keller. Ma nan Boyer
Franbl n Robbins. Fir-t Baptist church of the
CRY Rock Is and. and Edwin T.. Parmcrtcr
and Thomas Campbell. executors of The will OF
John A. BOYER deceased. defer danls In chan
ccry.-Bi To set aside a will.
Affidavit of non reside &C q. defendants Mary
10 'uson. John johnson. William johnson, Ida
Ro bison, James Rohiso n George Robson, Anna
IIa roin, Thomas j lsobbins = bert u Nc
Ev''rs, Zeruriah Whe4t'a Florida Hockmouth
Celia Z Carroll, Benz mia Haford. Dodlcy Hal
ford. Daniel Haford, barry Keller and Franklin
Robbins lmp'eadcd with the above defer Giants
'cf omas Campbell. Nj ~ j. Campbell. John r.
Campbell. ADA Camph ell. Alics Campbell. harlas
CamDi ell, samuel Campbell. hlbprt Campbell
William Campbell Ct arle- Boyer Nath n Bower
Frat Bartisi church { the Cay of Rock Isl N 4
and Erwin +. Parmen er and Thomas Campbell
executors 81 the will & I John A. Boyer decrease ed
hOvinr been HE'D in tie clerks Cflcc OF the cir
cult court Of said comfy, notice il therefore
hercDv gwen To the san nonresident Gefs da-
that the compliments lied their az ended bill of
complaint in aid court, the chanc-ry side
thereof on the Sta day Of march, \. d fsg4, and
thst thcrou on su nmt'rs issued out OF sad
court. wherein .aid suit u now perdirg. refurna
bc the first Monday in the month of Nav
next. n IL Ivy law required. Now. unless you
the said nonresident defendants above named
Mary johnson, John JotI son. william : !. hn-
son. Ida Robinson. James Robson George Roti
son. Anna Hardin, Tn Mas J. Robbins. Albert &;
Mcknight Laura Dugan. Brirtnal Dugan. Minnie
.Evers, Ierutiah Whcatlar d, Florida Ho, kmouth
ella r. arrol, benjamin Halford. podley Hal
ford Daniel iial'ord, Hsr-y Bcl'cr and Frank in
Robbins. shall personally be and appear before
said circuit court on the first day of the next
term thereof, t. tie holden ut Rock Island ia
snd for the said county. the fret Monday in
May next. and plead. answer Ccmur to
the said complninant's bill of complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will he taken confessed, and n de-
cree entered against you according 10 the prayer
of said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island H.. March IS A. ". ,sai
oHS T. kESw oITHY and JACKSON x HURST.
Comps sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
SOME CITIES ELECT.
Votes Cast for Municipal Rulers
. in Ohio and Iowa.
REPUBLICANS WIN AT CINCINNATI,

There Being Several Tickets to Choose
from-Dayton Goes Democratic by an
Increased Majority Over the state Elec-
tion-Cleveland and Toledo Elect Repub-
icans. Except One Man at the Latter
Place-Results in Other Localities.
CINCINNATI, April The count of the
election from the 1876 Cincinnati precints
was completed at 10 o'clock last night.
The whole number of votes polled was S.
go out of a registration of IL 900. Five
tickets were i'll the field. The candidates
for mayor received votes As follows: John
a. Caldwell, Republican. 26,G4; The
odore Horstman, Citizens, 1892; Isaac j.
Miller, Democrat, ll,1l4: Caldwell's
plurality 6,.J2. There were 1893 votes cast
for the Peoples party candidate and
about - for the Prohibitionists ticket.
The Democrats have IA schism in their
executive committee which told against
effective work.
The Citizens ticket drew from both par
ties. but chiefly frcm the Republicans. 1t
owed its origin to dissatisfaction among
Republicans with the man who has for
tNeiS '''h iioi Stiit'i, tiic
Citizens candidate, drew largely from the
Over-the-Rhinc German wards. Caldwell.
the Republican candidate, drew most
strongly from the Irish Democratic wards.
The Republicans who voted the Citizens
ticket had no hostility to Hon. John 4.
Caldwell, for whose III seat congress there
VIII now he contest. No count has been
IN lde of subordinate officers, but every
Republican il elected!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03

Estate OF Rudolph Schwcckc. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu.
for~ OF the last will and testament of Rudolph
schwccke. late OF the county OF Rock Island
state of Illinois. decease /, hereby give notice
Thar tnty will appear before the county court o.
Rock Island county. al the Office OF the clerk Of
said court. In the CITY of Rock Island. at the
June term. on the first Monday in June next
Al which time all persons having claim. against
said estate ere notified and requested 10 attend
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted TO said estate re-
qucsted to make immediate payment to the I'M
dersicned
Dated this 23I dav % March. A. d 1924.
ROB ERr A. WAGNER,
". +. SCHWECKE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NV YORK., April ..
Money on oali easy. offered NJ / per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3a5ls per
cent Sterling exchange duh. with actual
business III bankers bills at -, sS>i. for
demand and $50 issii Cor sixty days; posted
rates 4s'le6is9 Commercial bills 4sjs. .
ass.
Silver certificates Co, bid; no sales; bar silver
Gpi,. Mexican dollars 49,,
United States bonds, - regular. lla3,: do , ;
coupons, HIS - Regular, 1874; do - coupons.
ll4le; do IS, so bid; Pacific 6's OF %, lO3ls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
In other Ohio municipalities.

CLEVELAND, O., April 3-Ohicial returns
from about one half the city show that the
Republicans have won 10y pluralities rang
ing from 3.C00 to 5000 III the presidential
election of lS@. the city went Democratic
by about 1000, and last spring the Demo-
cratic mayor had nearly 1850 plurality.
The vote was very light. the election being
only for school director and members Of
the school council and city council.
MANSFIELD, @. April S.-The Repub-
licans won IA notable victory here, electing
their entire tickets for the first time in
the history of the city.
DAYTON, April 3-The Democrats re-
elected Mayor Mcmillan by 80 and car
ried all their city l.ckst> With the hold
overs the Democrats also have the city
council and school boart.. Two years
ago Mcmillan had oaly plurality, Nc
kiuiey for governor carrying the city by
1nl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-03
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. April >.
Following were the quotations on the
board Of trade today: Wheat April.
opened aSsIc, closed gisc: May. opened J0c.
closed Glisc. July, opened tla.. closed TIC.
Corn-Aprl, opened &c, closed 3jisc:
May, opened a,'sc: closed S7%sc; July. opened
Else. closed jj.,. Oats .Iay. opened
Sic, closed 5b'sc; Dune. opened Jt-.c. closed
3plic; July. opened - e. clos d 2SiIc Pork
May. opened SLID closed Sll 4sis. July.
opened Sll3a, closed Slii2'a. Lard-Niay.
opened S572i,. close >l-l
Produce: Butter-F.1 Y separator. 2lc per
III; fancy dairy, lso l2c- ,ack.ng stock, srac
Eggs Fresh stock. ~ -3c per aoz. Live pnuI-
try-Chickens. sl.aaC per %: turkey, -.
use; ducks. s@loc; geese, SilnaGOO per
COZ. Potatoes -Burhanks. - 4 6c per bu
Heurons, IsHl3c; mixed stock. 4.a5ac sweet
potatoes. Illinois. S3.WE350 per bbl. An
pies S4o0H5f3 per Jbl Honey - White
clover, lib sections, l3al}isr; broken cont.
100 lie; aark comb, good condition, l0uII,
strained California, y &c.