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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
ANIL ROAD ACCIDENT.
Motor Car on the Lake Street Line Tum-
bles Into the Street.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 2O.-A westbound
train on the Lake street elevated railway
ran into an open switch near the Rock
we'll street station today and was de-
rallied The motor car went completely
off the tracks and plunged to the ground
beneath, another car being about equally
balanced over the side of the elevated
structure. NJ. G. Johnson, the motor
man, was fatally injured John Apgar-
and James A. Buggie passengers, were,
injured, but not seriously.
One OF two others were badly bruised.
All the injured were in the motor car.
There was great excitement among the
passengers in the other coaches, but all
made a r-1ccessful scramble for safety.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
NINE. DE MORES DOUBTS.

Has Received No Confirmation of the
Death of Her Husband.
Paris. June 2O.-Mme. De Mores has
no confirmat ton of the reported massacre
of the Marquis de Mores and his party
near Gadames. Desert of Sahara.
The Libre Parole publishes an inter-
view with the friend of the marquis, in
which the former is quoted as saying that
he doubts the news of the massacre and
believes that the Marquis de Mores may
have spread the report with the view of
frustrating expected plots to prevent him
from carrying out his purpose of arous-
ing Arab chieftains with whom he is ac-
ouainted into combined opposition
against the British in the Soudan.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
IF Gen. Briere de L'Isle.

ne 0.-Gen. Briere de L'Isle,
s,ished French soldier, died
Vged SO years. He was a
! Island of Martinique. in the
Il and studied in the st. Cyr
which he was graduated At
z. He was steadily promot-
ciS70 he was a brigadier-gen-
tImy. Gen. Briere de L'Isles
t service to his country was
Chinese war, out of which
"A division general in 1856.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
Reed Seeks Res.

leadP Washington, D. c., June 20.-Speaker
supp Reed will be resting quietly at his
tho home in Portland. far away from the
=, storm Of politics. He left Washington
II Yesterday morning the PennsyIva-
had mia railway with Mrs. Reed and Miss
n mo A.oaN Reed They intend to visit Col A c.
,u,,ar I1a aPaine at Monmouth, n. j.. and then
W. 70. Ike Fall River boat from New York
$SoVoV TOT pres Boston, and to 20 direct from Bos
equipments, and Portland. The speaker CON
he contracted hubby downeast. and keeny realized
-, ,o,,,o r;+1--reat honors had brushed past him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
JUMPS FROM EADS BRIDGE.
Piunges Into the Mississippi from q
Height of 125 Feet.

HeISHC Oh I"o IetUs
st. Louis, Mo-, June 2O.-Albert J.
Baker, aged 10, who lives with his uncle,
]. w. Ginder, in this city today made
the first dive into the Mississippi river
weeks young Baker has been fired with
an ambition to jump off the big bridge
and has been practicing almost daily at
the natatorium. He was particularly
anxious to jump head first and not feet
first as all the jumpers before him had
done. This he did this morning and he
did it we'll and successfully, making the
first bona fide dive ever made from the
Eads bridge.
The distance from the top of the bridge
to the water is 125 feet. Baker struck
the water head first and soon same up.
He swan about $50 feet to a waiting tug
and was taken ON board without having
received hurt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
Hrr1ses In I.eYnlt.

Ccnstantinople, June 20-Advices re-
ceived here from Damascus say that the
Druses have revolted and have annihi-
lated four companies of Turkish troops
and captured several guns Twelve bat
allions of troops will be Immediately dis
patched from Salorica to Syria.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
Filibusters Arrestefi.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 2O.-Capt.
Charles D. Dickman of the steamship
Laurada was arrested by a deputy Unit
ed States marshal. charged with being
implicated in the alleged flibustering ex-
petition which sailed from New York on
May 8 for Cuba. The warrant also calls
for the arrest of Cal. Elhlie Nunez. The
Warra ut was sworn out by. the Spanish
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
AN EXCURSION FATALITY.

Two Men Killed in Wreck Near Ken
dallvi1Ie, Ind.
Fort Wayne, Ind, June 2O-Inis.
morning at s O'Clock three excursion
trains, with 5000 people, the employees Of
the Pennsylvania railway shops and
their families, on board. started for
Rome-City ON the Grand Rapids road to
spend the day. When near Kendall
Vile. one of the trains broke in two and
two skopmen, Sam c. Henderson and G..
f. Miller of this city, were thrown from,
the platform and run over and killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS STRIKE OVER.
Publishers Association and Typograph
cal Union to Arbitrate.

cal Union to Arbitrate.
Minneapolis, Mimi, June lS.-Ihe
printers Strike III the twin cities was
settled at 2 o'clock this morning by an
agreement between the Typographical
union and the Publishers association to
arbitrate all differences as TO wages ana
hours: Meanwhile the Offices have been
declared "open" and the old men VIII
be taken back as rapidly as places can
be made for them. A majority of them
were at once put to work.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25


*Idaho-All delegates bolted.
*MOntaEa-One vote was cast for j. Don
aid Cameron. The remainder were blank.
*Nevada-Tlrree absent votes.
The nomination was Immediately
made unanimous with enthusiastic
speeches from the representatives of the
opposing candidates, and there were the
usual Fluctuations. Mark Hanna was
obliged, in response to calls, to address
the convention.
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San Francisco Argon?
...+;o, Army, in San Frsrdering the Whites.

walton Army in San Fra rderlng the Wntes'
a.. aot ~ tho .own June 20.-Dispatches re-
the respect VI @ ere from Buluwayo show that
several years II hasolt of the natives in the Umta
stations" in varou, of Matabeleand is of the most
SOME of them locas nature The bodies of thirty to
,ha dive district murdered whites have already been
ed lodgings to warn the settlers who have been
mas time it bred. to the laager at Fort Salisbury,
,t,;n ,h;.shich is itself considered to be in dam
NNS'' ger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
WIND STORMS IN NEBRASKA.
Several Lives Lost and Much Damage t.
Property Done.

SeVerAI lives LOSC anu MUCH DdIIidSs6 IO
Property Done.
Omaha, Neb., June 20.-A special to
the Bee from Republican City, Neb.,
SAYS: THE terrible wind storm which
passed over this section last night did
much damage and resulted in some loss
of life. All sections touched by the
storm have not yet been heard from but
in one township the residence of e. P.
Duncan was completely demolished and
the debris strewn in ali directions. Mrs.
Duncan was killed instantly and Mr..
Duncan. two sons and daughter badly
hurt and may die"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25

circulation were epl
tunately for himself, / =
money as fast as it was
though he afterward aly
1t was in a fashion like
hand to mouth. Persons
Of the most amiable and
with no marked eccentric
many qualities that emit
spect and admiration.
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No Nomination Until Thursday.

which arouses clans ana FACTIONS TO the
widest pitch of excitement and enthu-
siasm was lacking.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
*Colorado-All delegates bolted.

Total vote. :. 922 1851 RI5S IS4h61H
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25

While the convention was proceeding
with its work, dramatic scene was
being enacted in the committee on reso-
lutions. The group of Western silver
men headed by Senator Teller of Colo
RADIO, announced to their colleagues
when the financial plank in the platform
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-02
SKw YORK MARKETS.


Nee YerS. Anrl f-'Trss&y's stock r1ar.
IL s-.tf r-r-ftv ssa1lcstev3 tas c1t.rsF - ysE-
4s-.s.s-s a ina tinsl ~ @egiHx . dsrsie5 as-
-,t-,t~ssr ~ lhe sfgo-t !aisress. @agrl@ lssk-
Il - i.vesr x.Tzrce. ard .hsr EeTe 81
asnassreef Te-e vvsssuse 81; siasi ness bAsfsl~f
A ez..ssa~=aete fslliar oT s1s fhs uF~rs-
tsarx wsss Fs5Fs-iT dasgrsesui-s1- Nsta ere 40
ts~s-w Il ire faausfrssls zs = gr-sp snsi-c-
II { ssr-ezzs-T taEa3e - ~ 1ss,s ezae4f 81 ths
rals@Avs. TSaaesa figured for a@zslv pse-
snrs o. iss esis~A sekss 81. cwtnx - ths
rss-rsnsaass gsrz aspEEiz ssoz All Ens Asux
sgr8Ns Axfs Is rAsn rsx xs-ssrE possible sarr.
r-rxl-s sssgA ths a1zses1aE .atsrssts ard
tae asxtssas A-s3aH NEs}Y - ~ takea by
sh@ asrs-sers e. tsyi&Tes gs~sttzE ne -
r1efarS sseeisrssz ihs regular szasrtzr1F ss4v-
tte-53 - : peT cent on t'ss gffferr@d. a
ss.rtss-s - easA - rex esat. &at - sx-
seaE ssss4r=eszs~rt q = g~r reaE ca 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-02
WATER FRONT NOTES.

A race may Be arranged between A1
schoonsrs Aggie. OF seattle. and Jessie. OF
Astoria.
Steamer Nexieo took on scne FRI et
the Oregon Improve nneus coal teck yaetsr-
day, and viii pull ont to Tie buoy ana
lie Up.
Steam cellier Prcgresso was cue TO arrivs
a; the Oregon Improvement ceai sunkers
from San FtRncisco last night. She VIII
lead with coal fer San Franciseo.
Steamer wasia walia sailed Ter San
Francisco al o'clock this morning.
ard Mr.. F. NJ Stone. p. ". BAIRD. G. c.
Woke. Mrs. NJ, eieLsard. Mis- A. W.
henson, w. n. TcoIabs. IL ". Henson. A.
{. Grim, J. \, Harrison, Bert Moa'wcsn-
cry. Mr and Mrs. q. ~. Montgomery.
Mr., r. Welt. !. i.esrses RI. W. W. nass-
c. A. Rysail, William Harrison W. L.
BoxaN, ] s. wllhert, A. Curtin. J. Jeyle.
Mrs. II y. Dsngicy. Mss A. p.nEisy, Mrs.
l. riArdsick. Mrs /. l.. Hartwt1k. MIS-
Il. bingham. O. W. N~sei, Mrs. HaEns
poads, Is Donanhsrr. Miss Aes.a'es grar.
Duncan Cree. Narfe dickson. v; II Horr.
Nj ana Mrs. j. W. Tilugsr. g. y. Ed
wards. Mary Eooeftsou. Fiorr Msfher.on.
A. McDonnai. E. W Full. Ms H.'ls Nc
ksnnon. Mr.. ard Mira. John HaTTss. l. -
Aasn ami sixteen storage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-02
The Wool Market.

Boston. April The Asaertesn Woo; ana
Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow os ins
wool trsses The sales in the three rrsnci-
ral uaars~fs lave arscgassd 20 16t.S2
pounds. ]. 80 coo pounds domestic and 7sS.-
so pounds foreign Hcaas- Little ehaSgs
can he assccree1 in the situation as &C.
$cr4esed .; the last writing. With q sup
Fly az good proportions pretty wsi Sis-
rrsegtea through al classes Of wecs. ,Aere
IL practically no demand. the scattering
trade xhich obtnizs frorn oae end q tho
week TO another 50 the contrary xsoSwtth-
standing. Net only IS there 20 demand.
but there Is 10 striking inclination 10 sell
stock There appears % he ne particular
scarcity OF marcy amnng those who ars
usually fairy we'll provided. bat fhsse ia
the most marked dt--acairatioa Ga the part
~ these 10 Invest. or 10 exchange any %
Il for merchandise 20 al exteai beyond thu
simplest Individual or family require
usnts. Sales since January. i@<s have
amounted 20 Ss.zli.siS pounds. against g.
s-S Sc neands a year ago In BSstea tho
sales sor the week were LID. 90 pounds
iSss.eoo pounds domsstse AID ts6seVe for
e!xl. s.-ss d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-02
MARINE NEWS.

Tacoma. April --Specssi.-Sfeanrsnfp
rsakme arrived IN port today froza san
Frazeiscc. She brought 100 taGs % freight.
The f.skne VIII sail the latter part q the
week for. Cock inlet.
British bark Don Is In port TO lead wheat
and -four for Africa She Is chartered by
Balfoar. Guthrie 4 co.
Hoauiar. March -Special--Ss4'ef
fer San Francisco-Schooner Mtisnc,hen
and steamer Del Norfe. from Hoquiasn.
schooner American Girl. from Aberdeen
Arrived Schooner Ia Gironis. from Ro-
1ondo. fer HoaGiaHa-
San Francisco. April I.-~ArTivrd-
Schooner Spokane. Iacst Gamble; Aisoa
blanchard. Portland: San Ben.to. Tacoma:
schooner Scaseto. Claliam bay. Departed
--ArcA,a. Coos bay; jeanne, Cook inlets
Schooner Neptune. kiawaeR: whaling
schooner Rosario. Whaling crnlsA
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Transactions since January ana tbs
Xasfsr9ay

Real estate transactions since January ].
is.s are sslasss-is. There were hied for
record yesterday II Geses, axsrasaenE
g. ~. Following Is q list Furnished by ths
Daily RrIietin. room y. oecsdentai bsoesf
Joha sample 80 Albert r. Joab. recsivsr
Tacoma Grocery Company. lots 20 .. ~
10 "a. block D: lots 10 }. W y. IL In
"a e to q ~ 20 "a. block II: losa 70 8.
~ 70 % block -. lots 70 ". block 90
iyss :. A Is 70 81. % 20 q. block "a. w. =.
!. COS Knob Hiu add. Kent. February 5.
lzs. q e. 81.
Smith. 10; .. block 8. Cumberland ada. De
ersnber 6. isss sss.
Joseph Stephens - TT. % Rosl Robin
son lot II. block .. Robinson ADJ. April
!. a.
susan Jennings 70 william n. Pferson-
lot & block :. Rrnton's add: iots Is ara II.
Block I, Yesssrss First ADJ: lots .. % and
q. block e. Second pat o. West sestsis
By wsss Seattle Land ami Ifsprovemsnt
Company. March r, i4.oa
r H. Jordan - Hiram Reybgrn 81 ux-.
lots . and - block i. lots II and q. bioch
J; lots r. p q to -. block :. y. q p. T.
HAHway aaA. South Seattle. septsnbss
- 1855. q.
William n. ara r. e prazley and wives
20 John H. Kinuesr. iot n block 81; ios
L. block Isl lot -. fsoek -. lot II. block
-: iot r. hsocg 81. lots / and II. block
se. seatiis Tee IAnGS. March =. a c.
saas
Same - r A wasen. 70; Il. block ssly
lot II. tioox ~. iot 10. block "a. Seattle
Tide Lands. MARCH b. q c. 500.
sszrns to Gs9gss ~ Faulkner. undivided
i blocks. 81. sS2 - 30. "a ~. 81. ia s5s.
saaftIs Tfse lands: uaelvissf s blocks
81. - IT. y7S ~ -. 80. 80 to 80. al
sri - sxesgt lots II 10 30. btsek ~ tsx-
ceD; tots y % "a. lots 20 saock Gss
lsss = 30 t. n1sek gs. lets - ana q. hiock
a.. Eeztfis TIss fAnds. Mzsca .. a c. SO
Sane i1 I. A. Kfnnssr. 30; f1. block "a:
let n. block -. seattle Tie Lants. kasca
~ q c. EaH
Hiram E<yoss-a et az. 20 Tsesnzz r.
Storey. icfs :. ard =, block 1. iot =. b,ock
5. p. p. ;. RAMSAY add. sostA SEAT
tie. March 81 ~
Nina EAusal 4aa husband q. IL 20 sasr..
ioss :. 70 - q TO .. block u. First a1a.
River PARK. March q. tss
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chauxrs tn Rewsnue servf~s

First Ass1sisn, Enxtne-v McGgvan, q
SIS ssf~as, aFss FIRST Lieut.. w@~s. ~ shs
woicos'. fAFs been ordered 20 Port Top'rss-
end 10 tAka charge % the new ft-sf~s
states steam lssnenss s~is~ AgiIt tsere
Their Slsees VII - .Aksn hy ssoona 49,
gist&n' Erxipsey IFrsasnSr, of fhs Perry.
AMI First iA~as- Fns1rv. % ~. Pear.
Cf5ef ksngfnesz- James 4 Doyle. wsso has
tssa ~ charge OF tss ia1nehzs al porf
TasrSsszsd. via - sreessd 20 Detroit
Chssf poyis hss h@ea On sHs caaxs ssnns
- OF Isz. ara 10 vsxy wssi kn0wn On shs
raA&E
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Rread-tur.. Gra!n., Etc.

Bread~tu1s. Grains. Etc.
San Francisco April l.-Flcur-Fasniiy
extras. s. 7s51 y; bakers extras. x24ae ss.
superfiEe. s. sea per barrel
Wheat-SAipp.ng wheat. N-e.ir per CEN
tai for No. J and N.9sAs FLO Tor choice;
milling. E.Iz;ss.l. @s-
Barlsy-Feed. fair to good. Ss5soc; chcios.
IKE. brewing. seasss.c-
Disabling. 80 S1zc Per Genital; Sur
prise. soaaGc fancy feed. s-isgs5c: good
20 eholee. 7s1sec; poor 10 fair. ssifss97zse.
black. for seed, nominal: gray. -, yS0e;
red. fer seed. nominal
Rsce!pts-flogr. quarter sacks. ass.
wheat. eentals. s. SIS. barley. eensais. SGD:
cats. Oregon. ceatais. -. beans. sacks.
100: corn, ceai2ls. i.ti5. potatoes. sacks.
~. onions. sacks, 81 bran. sacks. $40:
r7i&dlinxs. sacks. ~. hay. tors, -, straw.
foas. =; wooi. bales. ca; rais.as. 2.ls7.
wine. gallons. 5L+5a
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddIlnxs sleG;s5o: bran. siasosoia
Hay-wheAt. tsau.5e. wheat and cat.
s. soSai0 80 oa, s--sGsslo. alfalfa. .Szis; bar
ley. s7ss: clover. ssgs. compressed. $50
6ie.s9, stock tS47.59, straw. sssss per
bundle
P0saioes-River Bnrbanks. 2saI35c: Ore
Eon Buraanks gss1sso. Early Rose. 80 tsc:
rev potatoes. slG2. Mercer sweets. &c per
pound
ifcrnta. 5a47Se; Los Angeles tomatoes,
81 5sae. string beans. sdIoc: green peas.
issl3s.c. garlic. +sssc: dried peppers, lee.
| mushrooms saflsc; asparagus. 81 sol. IS. do
| choice. s@G2 .. dried okTa. i-s4alSc; rhu-
barb. sa47s: cucambers. seSTsc; summer
squash. Sc
fruit-No. / sppies. Eassi. 70. common
| do. es175c: fancy 90 81. Ts32 S. I,onEwovth
strawberries. Tssstnc; common DO. sSss7sc;
"a nry g. -SYG .: Mexican lines s. GO s.
! California lemons sal =: 10 choics. s. SO
3. do fancy. szs1. California seeding or
aavss sl1Il =, naseis. sra Is; do fancy.
! ssffs =: Hawaiian bansssss. Slss; Blpe.lelis,
d, saa2so: pinespplss. s'sS: Persian dates.
tisG5c.
Bntsrr-Farcy creamery, isc: Sec
onds iig1sc. fancy dairy, isc. seconds
ls8sss4o.
Chesse-Fancy mild nsw. flcs fair 20
good. s6lee: young America. n&lsc; East
err. Ie4i4c.
EgEs-s,ors. iearlo: ranch. tiGtsc: duck
erx4 &c.
Poaliry-rlve turkey ruheisrs. isnls-:
| hens. is17isr. rsastsvs, cid. ~ 80. young
| d. kssT s.. small braslers. saUs g. large do.
s. ss4s a. hsns. 81 se8s So; oia ducks. sssfs;
youag DO. = sa3sss; gray geese, q sszlye:
white ssese begTsc. old pixnors, S-ssssi e.
yeans ID. s. 7sac; co,sonsasi rabbits. 81 Is.
, kares. s.
Closing Quotations.
whest-%1uiss: December, q ~
Eariey-Quls;. December. -i;sc
CvrB-s1'sc.
Brzn-y1
Wool
weai-F2r. short. trashy san Joaquin
plains t1Scs good san Joaquin pisins. ~
G., SoEthegn Aaa e.ast. 542se. nouaiAia
waois iarhi and free. sG7e. mountain
pooss. defective ard heavy. sSsc.
HOPS.
| Heps-Sors'nsi az ssy%c PER pound.
F-sa@3s
Silver Bar. ... s. Drafts Elssf ..s
MEX Tod RS. sc So. Drafts, Teaeg' a.....a
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rssasss. Arrn i--Sslvcr. Sssta. ccescA
- fs-i6
New xs-s. Ar-si Ire Eve-srx resr Q
ts0z1Ss E1sz0A4i caofeSrasa ssyxs Tss
stock markets were zxAf1 scsssy urser
IRE t112srcs q sae approaching Ezs.es
holidays. arb practically al a sssaassai.
TIE pahficRgta1 ~ fsai as.fscaia-s Of the
Nor<elk & Wes.sra plan excited E.tle tn
tsFsst. Americans we're generally steady.
TIE SAlaese s,Aa has Ex,szAhly eesa COW
cred about four tines. iaclGdiax tss un4er-
writing. Stocks us copper eont2nus 70 de-
crease. TIE auesn; now hang E.sse :oas.
against ts,$& tens a meath sgN Ss7rsies
were ASA tons In the rsoasA. DO. the deliv-
cries reached - s1z TIE continental -aAr-
kets are inclined 10 snprove
Srcssaxsuns and Grains
fsverreal. Ap-il l-wheat-SpoA erms
demand. poor; No /. res winter. 70 "a: No.
hard Manitoba. Sc ~: Ma I California.
81 81. Futures closed FIRM. VITA Aaeuss
and September t.d higher. ether Eroasss
anchaaxe6s ArrsI. Sc 81; May ard June,
Ss ssxt; Angus, zsd Sects-aeer. 81 Sd,
Cors-S7os. firm: American mixed NV.
SIS Futures closed steady. at unchanged
prices: Ap-si IS: May. - sd: Jane ant
July. IS i.1; August. Is skd: September.
- I'D
Floar--Dnfi: demand, peorI 81 Lsuis
fancy wtstsr. IS "a
Hc2e-As Lessaa. Pacific eoasA q u
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r, r.sr-.sA iz:srzi zt&ea se~lf s,tsrals So.
-. .-s-sst va The $srtA- Western f1~~--
f-sza Nlzasasssss Aa3 s.. i'aal 70 MAxas-
kes as IAsVssS--.sr .lsAs-zs II
~ss esasezaf4Ass - EAst, pleas,
a.. 80 20 ". Park-r.
Passs sa2sa 49, seaftis. ard re-
esls- illustrates ts.ssf. i-sr. 80 sstkle4
$500 Aes1; - th-s. s-rs-e ,-sIns
l~avsnx M.z aeas.sls ART - FAzi every 4zr
4 ~ wssk. togstssr - = aay ss-ezai ia
rs~-sAtsa= Yosz ray teE-s- Year has
.ws-t Nj SCI 20 slckSts "a lhss arst.
49,. ras sn9 r~ss-rs ysl ss-ep4rg car
hs~rhs in s4vknre. az sSss.ca- As1
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rsoa to choice 1-cveS ecaa 81 Nk440l
nrsywctxers. E-sE1lA
TIE sss~r market vas steady sctay.
VITA usoSerzte demand. crxn-1cn -
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD of Trade.


Chicago April i.--oaening sales q wheat
were at seNc advance. ana af,srssarA
prices recsdei &c, rallied tsc. eased 81
some. and closed firm The early strength
and higher opening was Attributable 70
the reaYpAArance ~ Ninfvy conditions tn
she Northwest. and tse very small move
rssut In that section. A tlirxar1 wA re-
ported In the pakotss. ard this, II Wa
feared would rssart spring work. ard
then Liverpool came srm and unsettled.
which. IN the face .. fhs decline on tins
aloe yesterday. vas considered g strong
point and helped fse market Another
factor which caused corsiAernhie buying
was the report Ia general circulation ths.
he market would do much better sodAy.
Coli weather was reported On the Pacific
coast. with fras.s In parts OF California
TIE p-eilcslan BY TIE sxuS service os
fair ard warmer conditions caused a mod
crate decline. bat ths general sh.ence ~
arg important hear news. courief VITA
good busting ~ iesfinx co-7f-nisssor
hossAs rauses Tia market - bsss steady
The corn Fsarksf started IN AZ shass
cvsr ~ prices current 81 tAs cioss - tie
trevloss session.. The arTnn~<s 90 What
ana provisions likewise contributed 70 the
s3i 81; u-odicssra % rso~ernsnt. ard only 10
cars estimated as sAs recssr.s f8r tosaor-
ros he1Vsa n holding the rrtes up.
The session IN tAe eats market was o0e
- the Busiest. AL shs xoIarse - business
QUITE a. heavy as .aS been sxa~r1sncei for
Sazae tine back. \ arHn fsslinx prevailed
Changing from Nay 70 July AZ S&As
premium for tAa latter constituted a good
sha-s - 80 days traEirx. fEss boytnx
~ shorts uzs Ssso feature.
Thr hsEv:a~ss whieh h2s To- s-o fsys
ehA-Nctsrsnesi :As rrsrisfos market vas
ff1ss today. ara fayers we're n The ira
S1rfty VIA, Is called ths '-EuziisA
czowss- srn5a~ ire packers purchased rsos
s-s sss-s - a -aasera,e extent They ws-e
also sats 20 have resota O. Ire latHr al
vance.
C1s~tnx Quotations.
wheas-r.-. May. 60.
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fssss-sc-fl. axzSz. Nay $40
EsgrE-xay. = e. ggfY. rT
rM-s-N4v. g & Jufy. e =
Rfev~-ssAs. ,issz4. July, tsT4
~s-sothy-s q
rTF-Zs7sc.
rarssg-@sc.
Fsarsee4-zsAsc.
Live stock
Tnsrs S&s q resstfen tr es.sss te>tsy.
rsrAs~. advancing ise. and TIE saypsy vas
easily azEzsss1 a. sh~Fs Sekax too feE fat
1atsss 70 80 aroass6- s&s&s we're "a . hasa
Of e la 6 eews 2sss asafers q zsaS -
Hnxs-TSezxs prices ssrs xssssaily
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