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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
MANCHESTER NEWS
MIR. TONEY THINKS iIE WILL SOON
HAVE FREE DELIVERY.


Postmaster Toney thinks in thu
course Of a few months he VIII
have free delivery system operating In
Manchester. The business OF the Office
Is greatly increasing and the rank has
advanced from third TO second class.
Captain George -. Wise was In the City
yesterday and expressed much gratifca-
ton 90 the rapid Advancement the post
office mas made recently.
Mrs A. G. Harding VIII give the closing
mus Gale OF her class next Friday night
4 quartctte from the Bainbridge-S,reet
Baptist church will sing. and Miss Emma
Iawton and Mr.. Nime Smelling Will
each sing a solo.
The infant child OF MIR. ard Mrs. p. II.
sheffield died ri the parents residence on
Clopion street near Hull yesterday after
noon The funeral will take place from
C.optou-Street church this afternoon at
500 O'Clock
Dr. ). = Dill pastor Of Nenable-Strcet
church, VIII deliver q lecture at Bcthle-
hem Baptist church. July ain, al l.,o
O'Clock \. ~ Tire ladies' will serve re-
treatments.
WILL "Ai'i'A \ MINIS '-'''
Mrs. Henry @. Hewlett. Of this city.
announces the marriage Of her oauS. Ter
Elizabeth Cox. 10 Rev. W. H. Uranium,
ol Tuesday. July 81. ct -. ". The cerc-
mony win take place at the residence ct
Airs. Hewlett. on McDnouGh str Il be-
tween Ni.h and Tenth. There VIII l"
no invitations 4sucl. and The marriage
VIII be- veIy Quiet. only the relatives ana
a lew friends to Boo present. Rev. ~. ~.
Uranium was formerly pastor of the Co
wardu-Ayenue Christian church. in taf
city. and 10 present has charge Of the
Christian church at Sandal Lake. pa.
Alr. ". T. Williamson, " no has fectH'F
resigned his position at the southern rail
way shops 90 accept a position with me
south baltimore Car-W ofi.s vas !er'
UP -. g., ,,",.'s If tre car-bu,t-
ing uartment
Thieves entered the hcn-house OF Mr
Edward Hooker. in Swaushor0'. Ihuretl!
might. ana succeeded m taking fourteen
L--forn chick us.
r,.,,.,. 90, ,,,,t,r,>-l. crr,,ccI-D
i-'N j. 'i ~ ~ 80. 49,.
me- ttiuIoau pltNtH az titI '''
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,- CurrS's Chsrnc and the Reply
,t,hc New Head of thc Institutlon.
tucouVaGius Words from Tr"s-
..-.. I-acults. ,irmui. md Citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Miss Ssllie Epps BoisseauN, oil bn"'H-
die COURTEOUS. who has been spending
the last TWO weeks with Miss Norma
Ittbcow. returned to her home yesterday.
Mr. W. b. Crlldie and Miss Dora
Morris we're married at the r,sil nee 81
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G.. Morris, in Swaasaoro'. last Thursday
uieht
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. c. Cole lost their little
infant by death yesterday morning. The
funeral viii tax place this afternoon
from the residence 1t 3 O'Clock.
The Board of Supervisors Of CnesteintI'
corrtv viii meet Monday This VIII Doe
Mn. last me. TING Of the present hoard.
Air. John b. Lipscomb is spending seNe-
raj days visiting friends IN Roanoke, Va.
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FINANCIAL.

"HfNTS TO INVESTORS AND SPEcC,
LArORS' Wfth edition. sent free. II
plainly indicates the best and safes, wsJ
% make money quickly by stocks. Al,
dress LANGDON * Co. Bankers, IS Wall
street, New York je iG-Sui3t
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RlcHyOSD. June 22 1895.
sALEs-5. 900 Virginia So at 10; 1000 DO. a.
20; 1000 90. at -.
To closing quotations for to-day;
GOVERNMENT oEcUgtrtS+ BIZ Asked.
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WILMINGTON. ~ c.. June z2-R0s' n
Firl. strained. fl5: eocI strained SO.
Spirits % Turpentine-tlru machine,
20 b.i. irresu'ars, &c. bad.
1sr-flrm at Si.p
Cruee Tuueu,Iue-Qu.et hard, sL20;
solt $50. virgin SA&
SAVANNAH June .2--Sprts OF Tur-
rcut'ne -Orened az 2fs.e bli with no
sales rora.ted At the close it was
Ito;al hrm NJ % &C.,, alth sales ot -
.r-Er: receipts. l,..J casks.
Rreiu-F.ru af ..c decline on mediums.
-le. $500 bar Is. quote a. b, and e.,
$40. u SLm. j.. 60. +. SIS. G, $40;
I. Nio; t.F- A. . -, y; SEQ. win
CHARLESTON. june 2,.-Turpentine-
-ir lI. receipts. O.. casks
Eoen-G .1l e,rnncI firm a. ylQds1l5;
receipts, -D barr is
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SJONEY-PLENTY OF III.

SEE II. L. CABEIJ..
te 23-lt No. north Tenth street
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LIVERPOOL. June 2o-i j. M.-COtt0n-
American wiidlius. fair, i5-l6l.; good
midIir-. sgd: midllne, . 4-32d.: low
miIaligg. l3-.-i.; good ordinary, 5 b-..d.;
Jure and July 9 i--ti- value; July and
temher. i4-6l03 .s-fli.. sellers. Septcm-
Der and October. @ lJ-6f!. sellers. october
and November .j-Itn3 i6-tll.. buy ars,
November and December. 3 l6-s4f3 esd.
sellers: December and January. 3 E-6i o
fs-6id. sellers January and February.
lS-5ta3 20 SD. buyers. February and
Mercn. ttil. sellers; March and April.
5l-6ll buyers Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK.. juno -2-tpuOu-Miidlrg
Calf : 1-iGc. wltiinB, t3-lic.t net ard
,ross receipts none, forwarded none'
sales. none. stock. 2iO5N bales.
receipts. Lbs bales. "Npofts-tO Great Bril-
tain lt16 bales; stock, 4i3.f7 bales.
Totals since September lst: N-t re-
ce.ris. fNsD.-l6 bales. eNports-to Great
Britain. 5.g1251 l9lns: % France. UJS6
bales. - the Continent, 2.3Sl 920 'aies.
Futures closet barely steady. sales. S.
100 bales; June and July. ~Si Angus
Ns2. September $500. October. $500. No
verher, 1850. December. $.9i; january.
Total visible supply OF cotton f1r tre
w0 I'd. itl.t.h bales. Of which @o',llS
bales are American. against -.3'i.Wi and
2fit.NH bales spectiyely, last year
Receipts ~ cotton this week 40 9il I'M
lcr.l. towns 3.1a bales Receipts fIom
.he plantations, li,zi bales. crop in
s.rnt 4rN1.fp bales.
N.W ORLEANS IA. June 27-f'u-
tIr.- easy. sales, afHNI bales, JulE $3.50,
August 500: September "6>: October
January. %7l; February. 1913; March.
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T..tH.etl .aA.ns the eN-
Clrf. l- f. amended
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YES: COME AND GET IT.
MONEY on CITY AND SUBURBAN.
REALITY.
Interest per cent. Charges sa,isfac-
tory.
je 23-2t J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
FINANCIAL,
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but when the market was 595s for tins
May option. Mr. Partridge appeared IN
the pit and dumped az enormous line on
the market and the advance had been too
rapid and the big bears took advantage of
the situation 70 hammer It which they did
to the queens taste. causing d slump OF
over a cent from the high point. We
think the market will recover tomorrow
and start out again Monday with the
same feeling it had last Monday, when it
opened half a cent over Saturdays clos
ing. It is said that Pardridge has COW
cred over 100000 bushels May wheat
and sold about the same amount in July.
We think May wheat has started for
at least csc and on any weak spots would
not miss an opportunity to own some
The advance has been too rapid and this
reaction was due and is good thing Tor
those who missed an opportunity TO buy
II on the advance. as they can now buy it
without much risk.
Corn and oats were rather quiet but
very strong and not many quotations and
did not weaken in sympathy with wheat.
We look for higher prices.
Provisions were strong and higher,
with Armour, Schwartz, Dupee & Co,
and commission houses, buying pork.
We are firm believers il higher prices
for pork, aud advise buying on any de-
cline.
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LOCAL MENTION.

W. Fl. Shirk an old man who had been
peddling without a license will try to
raise So to pay his fine with.
Tom F. Reed the cousin of the man
from Maine who was fined So in police
court yesterday for being drunk was in
again today This time Judge Ferry
fined him IS 1t may be raised to 1925
next time.
c. IL Hustes who it said fails to sup
port his wife and spends most of his time
with less worthy women, was tried in
police court today for disturbing the
peace He was found in an alleged dis
orderly house in Parkdale. The evil
dence failed to show any disturbance SO
he was rearrested on the charge of
vagraney.
There has been a general demand on
the part of many who were unable to get
good seats for EITHER last nights or to-
nights performance of Romeo and
Juliet that the Elks should play to a
Saturday matinee. Those in the cast
have not many of them been consulted,
and whether they will repeat the per
Torrance or not is still undetermined
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CUT TO PIECES.
MangIed Body of a CoIored Man Found at
Lawrence.

MsngIed Body of a CoIored Man Found at
Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, April ia coIored man
who IL IS supposed was stealing q ride,
was found in a muEilated condition at
the Union Pacific depot at about 10
o'clock last night by the depot operator.
The operator was walking along the
platform when he happened to see some
thing on the tracks that looked ike
some train baggage.
He went over 10 pick it up and dis
covered the leg and little farther off, a
foot Of d man. The rest of the body
was found scattered within fifty feet of
the depot It is supposed the negro was
stealing ride on d Rock Island passen-
ger train that passes the Union~Pacific
depot at a little after o'clock.
The body was lady m8ngled. being
severed just above the hips. The back
was broken below the shoulders and
both arms were severed from the body
and also the legs. There were no pa
pers or other means of Identification
about the clothes
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SMITH ACQUITTED.

He Was Charged With the Theft of
Money From Letters.
Judge Foster instructed the jury in the
case against Henry L Smith, to return
a verdict of not guilty this morning.
Smith was a clerk in the Emporia post
office, and was charged with rifiing reg
istered letters There were four counts
against him, and he pleaded guilty on
one count and served Jail sentence.
This trial was on the other counts.
Judge J. J. Buck of Emporia contended
that the charge OF theft against Smith
was irregular, and that it should have
been EN- bezzlement, if anything
The fact that Smith has already served
a sentence on the same charge probably
had something to do with the result of
this trial
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was held last evening at the First Pres
byterian church of Kansas City. Kan.
J. K Cubbison delivered the address OF
welcome. He paid an eloquent tribute
to the nobility OF the teachers profession
and exalted it above every profession ex-
cept that of the ministry.
Miss Lillian Scott of the Leavenworth
high school responded to the address in a
very happy manner.
Principal S. ]. Hunter of the Atchison
high school, the new president of the as
sociation, was introduced and delivered
the annual address.
DR.. Gunsauluss of Chicago will give his
famous lecture on 'Savona rola" tonight
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LATE SPORTING NEWS.
Heavy Betting Being Done on the Dr.
Rice Simmons Race.

AeaVy Betting Being Done on the LIT
Rice Simmons Race.
ST. LOUIS. April 19-The great race be-
tween the horses Dr. Rice and simmons
comes off tomorrow at the fair associa-
ton track.
The conditions of the race are a side
bet of $3.50 side. This is to escape the
5-pound penalty. The loser pays the rent
of the track, 800, and the winner re-
ceives the gross gate receipts and the
revenues derived from the sale of privi-
leges.
A vast amount of money is ventured
On the result. The horses are in good
form and concluded work last evening.
Simmons with rs pounds up made
three-fourths of a mile yesterday in lis.
He will be ridden by Cash Sloane. DIR.
Rice with 50 pounds up made three quar-
ters in LII. He will be ridden by Hugh
Penny. The latter is a slight favorite
among betters. The race is arousing
great interest
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NEWS OF KANSAS.
Big Baptizing to Take Place at
Lawrence.
Over 200 Colored People to be
Immersed in the River.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
Retiring Mayor of Dodge City
Given a Medal.

LAWRENCE. April 19.-The Kansas
river at Lawrence will be the scene OF a
wholesale baptizing next Sunday, April
q. On that day 203 colored people will
be washed of their sins in the muddy
waters of the Kaw 4 tent will be
erected on the river bank which will be
used as d dressing room, where the can
6ldates will assemble after being dipped
The baptizlng will take place near
Bowersock's mill. above the dam. A
preliminary service will be held at the
Warren Street Baptist church at II
o'clock in the morning. At 1890 the
procession will form and march to the
SILVER Jordan" where the cleansing
will be begun Immediately
The women Will all wear white dresses.
Two hundred and three conversions is
certainly big thing, but the Rev. s W
Beasley and Rev. A II Ayers ac-
complished it, though it took five weeks
of protracled revival meetings to do II.
Rev. Mr.. Beasley Is the state evangelist
for the colored Bap5ists of Kansas, and
Rev cir. Ayers is the pastor of the War
rem Street Baptist church
The meetings were held every after
noon and evening, beginning February
II and ending March Il.
SO earnest we're the people that the
church was crowded to the doors and the
meetings were extremely enthusiastic.
OF the 203 who will be baptised, al
have applied for mem bership with the
the church
There IS an extreme religious excite
ment here among the cOlored people.
and the ceremonies of Sunday promise
TO be interesting.
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of the Death of Lord Bea-
cOnsfieId Being Celebrated.

AnnIVersary OF the Death OF Lord Bea-
consfeId Being Celebrated.
LONDON, April 19-Primrose day, the
fourteenth anniversary of the death of
Lord Beaconsfeld, is being celebrated in
this city and throughout England as usa-
al, although there seems to be a change
in the manner of observing the day.
The use Of the primrose is more extern
sive than ever, but the shop windows
and the fronts of houses where the Con
servatives were wont 10 display floral and
other embIems in honor of the great
Conservative leader, are onspicuous by
the absence of decoration. The BeAcons-
field statue in Parliament Square was
not forgotten, but there were fewer flow
ers lefs there today than usual
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LARKIN, April IA sensational
shooting scrape occurred on Main street
yesterday between Ed Martin of Garden
City and P. F. Manning of this place.
Four shots were exchanged at distance
of fifty yards, but 10 damage was done to
the belligerents. They were promptly
arrested and bound over to the district
court which meets next week.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished blythe Associated Press 80 ths
State Journal

CHICAGO, April 19.-Wheat started
strong again today. There were country
buying orders on the market at the
start and shorts continued to cover. The
market was helped by bull cash news,
particularly on -four. Milwaukee and
Minneapolis reporting the largest busi-
ness in months. May opened unchang
ed at $50. touched 5S11s, advanced to
5S7s and reacted to 5S}4.
Corn started easy but soon frned up
with wheat. May opened &c lower at
49,, and advanced to 46.
Oats were dEm with wheat and corn.
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CARLOS MARTYN TO COME.

President of the Chicago Civic Federation
to Visit Topeka.
Carlos Martyr. president of the Civic
Federation of Chicago, will probably lee
ture IN Topeka next week on municipal
reform.
President Charles N. Sheldon of the
Topeka Municipal league has received a
letter from Dr.. Martyr, in which he sig
nified his willingness to come to Topeka
DR.. Martyr was-one of the opponents
of the recent agitation of municipal re-
form.
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CHURCH SOLD UNDER MORTGAGE.
The Baptists at Hutchinson Unable to
Keep Up Their Paxrnants

HUTCHINSON, April 19.-The Baptist
church Of this city was sold yesterday to
satisfy a claim Of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company of Mil
waukee for $1,000. The sale was con-
Quoted b. 5 NJ Gardenhire, special
master in chancery. and was bid in by a.
3 Jetmore OF Topeka, he being the only
bidder
This church is one of the finest in the
city. 1t is seated with opera chairs and
will hold about 500 persons. The Ban
fist people in the city have a very small
congregation and they found it impos-
slble TO redeem the property.
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Fresh Market Gossip for the "JournsL"
Car lots at Cbicago-Wheat 81; corn
1877; oats 1873; graded wheat 10; corn AZ;
oats 159
Estimate cars tomorrow-Wheat As;
corn 200; oats 218.
Duluth got SO cars today and 11S a
year ago. Minneapolis 100 today and
129 year ago.
The four ports cleared for export to-
day Wheat, IS. 563 bu.; corn, 80, 145 bu.;
Oats, Ia, 645 bu-; -four, Al, 14S packages.
Chicago receipts and shipments
Wheat, 10000 bu.; corn, 80, 600 bu-; oats.
$4,000 bu. Shipments, wheat, $4,000
bu.; corn, 81, 90 bu-; oats, $4,000 bu.
Early cables were all firm and higher
all around.
Puts, May wheat tomorrow, 5715c;
calls, $500; May corn, puts 455sc; cAiIs,
Acc.
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The Talbot Jury Dfsagrees.

WELLINGTON, April 19-The jury in
the case of Sherman, alias Talbot, who
was CHARGED with numbering Mike Mea-
ger, the city marshal of Caldwell, in
1881, has disagreed It stood nine for
conviction and three for acquittal Sher-
man is cousin of John Sherman.
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DODGE CRY, April 10 = With the
change in city officials this week the
outgoing mayor, 4. Gluck, was given q
valuable and handsome present by the
citizens of Dodge City without regard to
party or politics. It was a gold medal
set with diamonds and appropriately en-
graved- Mr.. GIuck was mayor for four
years and is universally admired in this
CITY
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NET WITH MRS. CARLISLE,
The Atlanta Exposition Woman's Com
mittee Getting to Work.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The woman's
interstate and International committee
and the woman's District of Columbia
committee for the Atlanta exposition,
met at the residence of Secretary Car
Isle, with a large number of well known
ladies present Mrs Carlisle is its
chairman
II was decided to give an international
custom and food exhibit about the end of
May, for the purpose of raising money.
A large number of subcommittee
were appointed Among the ladies pres
ent were:
Mrs. John G. Carlisle, Miss Clara Bar
ton, Miss Herbert. Mrs Atkinson, wife of
Governor Atkinson of Georgia. Mrs.
BLACK burn, wife of Senator Black burn,
Mrs. John D. Tucker and Mrs. John B.
Henderson
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Minister DeIon,e Arrive. in HAVANA

Havana, April 19-The Spanish min
lister to the United States, Senior Depuy
Delome, arrived here yesterday from San
uago de Cuba by the steamer Reina
Maria Christiana- At Santiago Senior De
lone personally investigated the stories
told OF the firing upon the American
steamship Alliance, but would say moth
ing about It
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ARMENIANS NAY REBEL.
They May Not Be So Harmless as They
Are Considered.

Are Considered.
LONDON. April 19-The newspapers
of this city doubt the Armenian story of
the proposed revolution. but they give
it as 4 prominent sensation. The Globe,
referring to the reported preparations
for an uprising in Armenia says of the
annOun cement:
at is valuable as showing what most
sensible people suspected; that there are
two sides to the Armenian question.
sit may well be doubted whether the
ArmeuiHns are quite SO harmless and so
loyal q subject OF the sultan as has been
painted. Il will be well for Europe TO
suspend judgment on the controversy
until the commission reports"
Hear Hon. W. W. Thomas lecture at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-19

Attorney General Dawes has been Pc
titioned to appoint an assistant attorney
general tor Ellis county to enforce the
prohibitory law. The petition is signed
by citizens of both Hays City and Ellis.
where saloons are licensed BY the city
councils.
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CINCINNATI, O., April 19.-George W.
Carlisle, brother Of Hon john G. Car
Isle, secretary of the treasury, died at
his home at Independence, KY, yester-
day afternoon in his fifty seventh year.
He was ar attorney-at-law, and served
one term IN the Kentucky legislature.
The funeral will be held on Sunday
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10. = President
George B. Roberts, Of the Pennsylvania
railway, denies that his company would
discontinue the use of the Pullman car
cOmpany's sleepers and parlor cars at the
termination of the present contract and
would thereafter build that class of
rolling stock in its own shops.
Hear Hon. W. ". Thomas lecture at
Hamilton hall tonight.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 18.-The fire
which broke out at 2 o'clock this morn
ing in the building occupied by the New
York Biscuit company was not got under
control until 3 o'c ock this morning
The entire loss will foot up nearly $780,,
O0Q
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Mary, I wish you would telephone
the Crystal Ice Co. to send one of their
wagons around at once. Both TeIe-
phones 234
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KANSAS TEACHERS MEET.
The Association of the Northeast in Ses-
sion 1t Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CRY, April 19.-The fifth an
nual meeting of the Northeast Kansas
teachers association is in session in this
cry. The largest delegation of teachers
teachers.
The first meeting of the association
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CHICAGO MARKET LETTER.

Furnished by the Topeka Grain and Stock
Exchange. Room 3. Columbian Building.
Wheat was on the rampage today and
scared shorts nearly to DEATH. and for
time looked like Coo May wheat,
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The finest in the west Come and try
it ]. w. PHILLIPS, 612 ". Eighth ave.
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Finest line of Surries and Phaetons in
the city. Columbus Buggy Co.
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Lace Curtains nicely done at
TOPEKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
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May opened 1sc lower 2815, and ad-
vanced to 2815.
Provisions were easy at the start on
the weak live hog market but the
strength in grain soon caused a moder-
ate advance in product.
May pork opened 1919 cents lower at
$120719 and advanced to $12.15
May lard sold at $685. and July ribs
at $685..
Estimated receipts today, $4,000,
official yesterday. "a. O43: shipments, Z
369; left over, 1900 Market 5910c
lower than yesterdays closing Lights 50
9490; mixed 81 60@495i heavy, $460Q
5.05; rough. $460@470.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts today.
5000; official yesterday, 1888; ship
ments, 1906 Market weak
SHEEP Estimated receipts today, A.
000 Official receipts yesterday. $3.50;
shipments. 3,S73 Market weak but
steady.
Estimated receipts hogs tomorrow,
1900.
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Kansas g. vInrkeE

KANSAS CRY. April 10 -CArrLE-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, 800. Mar
ket steady to shade lower. Texas steers.
81 51450; Texas COWS. $2.2 as. so; beef
steers. $4000445; native COWS, $L70
a 40; stockers and feeders. $2.509
465; bulls, $25O0415
Representative Sales.
KANSAS CRY, April 19.-The follow
ing are today's Representative sales Sc
cured by wire By the Topeka Grain and
Stock Exchange.