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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
A HORRIBLE STORY !
Suffering and Death Of Sailors
on The Atlantic.
Six Living Men In a Boat With Five
Deeaying COrpSeS.
Too Near Dead from Starvation to Throw
the BODIES Overheard.
ADRlTT FOa A WIZ

tmHh"llr, Fla, trh lI.--N huat con
tanning i've cutp,r~ aud tx men harrl,
alive, has dIift,d ashore on bog Island
when discovered hl the fishermen th,
survivors were lNiHg unconscious. on N,
dcc"mls'~cd curp-rs NJ their companions
but the survivors, were revived.
Last week the eleven men left H.,
W.T. o." .".""n. =. al 90 ~, ~r~I
coast
When tHu day- out IL" .mnck WA,
wrecked, the men escaping ia the hunt
without i"Si, water " clothing.
Three days after thu wreck. Frank Ma.
r"n died, Then Max Thornton. Alfred
stafford, J"r Nrst and Nathan Adams
~uccumhrd. The survivors, we're tuu weak
to tlI"" their dead comrades into the
srA
The last twu DAYS tIlhcft Holmes was
the MY one VI the living who wl- con.
scious and he du'- not remember all that
happened.
The Indications are that the survivors
tried u sustain life uu the flesh II their
dead companions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

New York, Feb, l. The lleralds cor.
rr-I0nd AT Rio lie Janciro, Brazil, rle-
graphs that II pTuctocOl has bas been
signed by the Italian minister and the
BRAZILIAN foreign minister, whereby the
two counties agree Ia submit their dis.
pute 10 the president II the niteCi
States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
The Co,aing w..lslnx.

To.nlghi Ivan Grunsfeld. Of Grunsfrld
Bra, accompanied by his mother. Mrs.
Albert Grunsfeld. will leave for Chicago,
where next Tuesday evening he will lead
Miss Hannah Nusbsum 70 the hymsneal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Chicago stock Market.

Chicago Feb. II. Cattle receipts
3,J0. Market strong Ia shade higher,
Reeves, t33l i.Gj; COWS AMI heifers.
ti.nst3,9n; Texas steers. s2.75u3.A5;
stockers and feeders. ta.7Nn3A5.
Sheep, receipts. S,usI, Market steady
to strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Sndhing healing, cleansing. Dew it's
Witch Hazel Nalve ~ the enemy a. nore-,
wounds and pixies, which II never fails Ia
cure, sioI~ itching aud burning. Cures
chapprd lips and cold sores In two ~
three hours, PillsbuTy h Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
A Naiua,,ls Relic

II r. Baker, while digging tlr pnl
Yesterday where Dr Carver. swimming
horse will take the nying leap, found an
luilan pebble. rock fifteen Inches long
aul two and half inches thick. per.
isctly round Ii, Stone has been ll-cd
hy thc Indians tr cru-h grain. II was
found ut tl,e depth IT eight feet. Late N
the LAY. nj the depth ~ nine feet and
Hl'ut eight feet west ~ the other. n see.
"ni. not ~ large ~ the hr-t, ~a- found.
The -"il Is resi- clay, aud how they got 10
thai depth i not known. but this IL the
largest one ever found, aud 1t IL Ui.
iruilN relic ~ prehistoric rhTmS.--
haI'itr.
hr breaking up the winter i the
signal for the breaking w II the ~ stem.
Nature il opening up the pores aud
thruwing III refuse. hpNitt'- Sar-apa.
tila IL ~ unpurstiuuahlr assistance in
thi, operation. Pillshury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

District ot Columbia jail this morning,
for the murder of Mathew spruell. col.
otrd, July T. Harris, when drunk. shot
Sptnell without nrnNncAilnn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
#
CAbEZON ITEMS.
NIighborho u News Of western B:rnalil.u
County.

large number ~ sheep are coming IN
from TERRA Amarillo country I" gfa2c
her" during thr winter.
We are having yer, mili Win,rr and
grass Tor sheep and stock !, ~ ahun.
dance.
Frank Evans, owner ~ the saw mlll-
al Cuba, Wa- IN town trdat. lie reports
lot- ~ snow there
Il. r, Heller AMI I'pifo Mal;Inrl Iunk IA
trip Ia the Navajo rr-rnatlou AMI u.
turned with lIrk uf sheet,
u, Il, Rich will leave un pleasure II, 10
Ia California, where hr Will di,po-, II
-on,r property there, We wish him gr,d
luck.
,un al lose AI"slacd 49, burned e.
death hN falling into hII open tie place.
lie wAS only one year "li H. suilrrrl
terribly until death put an end tu hl,
SuiiefngS
tlnahle daughter 81 uur hlluW town,
man, Cl~u"nt- ra-idus, lat Wr,k lhrN
lrit t"r Ia. iljrrL- whrfr thN Wiil uN,
~ The future,
frrr iist ngh, ucrufrrd IN the .tr'r ~
H. : Heller the other night. alHoul lwru
tI,h'r participating, Not much luJuN
wa done, hat the ~I-ctat0r- arr nov -ni
i-irI without ,""lng n" pTiZr light at ~
Ia-",
lhrIr ,re several letter, III the poet.
otir" hare f"r fanrl- Schlaitor. a..
llal"r IT, ha, DISAPPEARED ~ II the
Earth -Ntlh"ri him up Nothing J.
heart from hm, SCRIunLIE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Following the close oi the Athletic con-
te1t, the Mexican Central Railway will
sell excursion tickets "a the city ~ Mex.
icn. At the price 0f 81. United States cur.
rency. limited for the return trip thirty
days from date Of ssle. with stOp.Oypr
privileges upon going and return journey,
including side trip rates GiI ;..sis IIie
cent per mile. The dates Of sale from III
l'aO are Feb. 18th tO ath. inclusive. Fer
full particulars, call on J. Y, bonohoe,
COml Agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Dismemb.rmsn, Of Arizona.

Utah wants that part OF Arizona J. ing
north OF the Colorado, and Senator Can
non has sei a measure on foul In congress
10 take II, Southern California wants
that part south OF the Colorado and We
expect a. See measure act on foot IN
congress "a give II 10 that state. New
Mexico wants the east one-iourth OF the
territory from the Colorado south. and we
wish she hal Il. Mexico would Ike Ia
have all tina, country included under the
Gads'ien treaty, and there are people
ready 10 bet hat that ex x-iov. Xulick aud
his Nic0ari contingent can bring sbout
n revolution In Sonora aud u democratic
Kick in Arizona that will net the desire,
and Sir, Xulick million. Phoenix Her.
aid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

New York, Feb. 1.-THE Mnrgan line
steamer EldoTado. which cleared from
this port yesterday for New Orleans, 10
ashore III Liberty island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

A goi many tired men and women
could get rid 0f that pain In their backs
II they would try Parks Sure Cure for the
Liver and kidneyz. The trouble IL usual.
~ there, aud Parks Sure Cure reach hes
and cures II. Sold by Dr, ThoA. II. Bur
gees n san.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

81. Joseph. Nc. Feb. H. Frank Harris.
n well known Saloon keeper of this city,
was arrested to-day un charge " com.
piiciiy In the robbery ot the state bank
of Savannah on the night Of February :,
OF bonds, etc, to the value II tlj,OO.
In Harris Sainon. an extensive lot of
up-to-,iate burglar tonls Was found. and "A
search ~ his house disclosed other rNi-
dcncr " crime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
uIAIH 90 " /IuIIiI.
ii,' I,i' >udd,"lN nu"ugh T." =, in.r l.
II"aIt i,iiurr.

~ ''' >"dd'"l, nr"ugnt T." ,r"." l.,
! U"au i,ilurr
Yesterday VI. e. /lfhut wa active un
/ III" streets "hJ"ling usual e-L health
and chatting With manN friends a, plea.
HnilN ~ usual To-day, his hLN lies
cold uni hr"athlr-- at the family rr~i.
i'nc" "u north second street. 'r
passed avn! quietly AMI without prrr,o.
milton, ah"ut o'clork this morning,
! u" afflicted VII" wa, horror stricken
upon awakening L" tni h,r husband
l"dl Heart failure wi- thr rili,r.
W. &. Iifhut W., born ~ Il Bohemia ku-
ttla, Nov II, lNl", and l"fl th'tr At the
agr ~ ii'tryu aul cdur T. IA, ultrl
state. "" -l.ut lnw Nr,t, Zach IA
I1lt,hurs ami iuclhHtiI dui then mnri
lr N"w Orl'au,. Whrur H.. va. uaffinl IA
lN'' to hi pr',"u, rrlrrl, Nhrthruushuut
q hong mAfr,"' Itr p,n"I 4 lnluI md
faithful .mmn. u.
\ .on ind dtugh,,r wo,. n.u ,"th,m.
th" former nn" lNius ju N,lru-ka Ihr
daugltor Mr-. Il. t. N.h.rdu ~ tins
ct! June l. l>r,
There wrr" .rN"u brother, aul lhf,r
sisters Ia the /thui fmis. II wlum IA
brother aul II trI l,r IN canton. -.
three hr"thrr, lul sister IN Nlrgum
titH, rd IN" -trpm,t'ur or Ia" 3r
creased l,r- ~ NhghnN ,l..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
A PREACHERS EXPERIENCE.

Three months ago. | took a yio-
lont cold which resulted in an attack
~ acute bronchitis. | put myself
un''r urdlci treatment, and nt tho
'ni "i two months was no better.
] found II very difficult 20 preach.
ahd concluded 10 try Ayers Cherry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
Mystic Si,TiHr

II Iarihah Temple. Ancient Arabic Or
der of the Mystic Shrine, was instituted
IN this city last evening by Imperial po.
tentat" {. l., Field ~ san Francisco
with appropriate ceremonies. II rnn-ti.
tnteS The highest limit II lrgre. advance
ment among Ma-pnS. knights Iemplaf
and thlriy'Second degrrc Masnn- only ln'-
Ing eligible. -lhGnix Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Chicago, Feb. II. Nheat. February
"'i; May a. mt-, February, l4i 1,
MAY, "a. Corn. February, 2sis May
3Oi,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

In accordance with popular conception
of the eternal lltn"sS II things, ~ "Nrm.
pliird by n" illustrated papers the ri.
phant seems he the national emblem u
the grand old party, while the 49, does
Srr,Ic" f"r the democratic party. iIul.
hrnk Argus,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Grass Lake, Mich. Drc. ~ isoA
haV" 'y,u troubled with heart disease -
year. ~ ruu" Most ot the time ! was 20
bad II S,s not safe toe ne in so out alone,
As ANY sIs'li, would cause falling, had
sever" VllPItatiun, short nr.s 81 brrath and
sudden pa ~ That ~ nd, rvd mc helplesA All
physiCigrs dad TOR ~" Sns Ia sdvis. keeping
qu,,t la August last I commenced taking
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
aud l-'urr had hnisbcd the hrst bottle Z
fuud the medicine was U,J--ead. lhsve
nos u~''d four hiltlcs In all aud am FEELING
rhtlrly we'll lam - years Of AEe and have
held Asrudsc against laicnt medicines all
NY lih, hat piil uut allow this To prevent
giving my t"stim!ny Ia the gr'at cure your
saluahl. y nicely has Sr,usht In me. do
New Heart our" EkMrTL o. STONE.
Dr Miles Heart Curo IL snld on q pnsitiys
guarantee that tho hrst bslttle vill b~ ysaL
u druggists sell itatu, lsttlrs fo! q. OF
~ ,ss Dr. mn MiIss. s's 2siie.i fa %. IRssI,p pisS
Dr.. Miles Heart Cure R...;s;: R.'':;...:A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Ihrr'pi' Of II" Wild and w"I, Ne,
-'',m trhnr nu appreciation IT athletic
ait, Ih,, be- l"lrrht" l,1l hall but draw
the llu" ul rrln lighia Topeka Ju,Irnll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Don't m.l'" appointment hy rN,srI
nrntlng ihpnd upun tine Mimi,
COngh luir aud ,ou have imn,eIintr T.,
lief II cure, Group, The only hafmIr.-
rameiy that piu-lurrs inmstiata result.
pillsbuFy X Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
NuRDtR Will OuL.
The Dastarily killing ol Abran Aruulana
VIII IL ~ nc Avenged aill,t.

| D. 10. N.N y
Back m the N"At lN>., when ihr white
cap reign II terror existed ~ ur-r puts.
Ahfau AIulaila. an uhuuNiuu-. nut not
dangerous man. who la uppo-.,l ,h, uu,
la"tt with -our ,rhrmrurr. ~. called
I" the door II his hru-". ont uraI Aqua
! Shfca, hnuul >lN miles li,u lh. ,it,. .anl
murdered Ia cold hl,~l. So huuud IA vi.
ter imprn t'al IT, ~rr'rr w"r the mem.
hers II the uarlh uni sJns operating ~
that tini" that 49, e, tlrur" cull hr uh.
tHInrd that would MAKE i'r. culN IriIuu -
the murlrrrt~ certain HlII the maitri
has been allowed tu drift along all thr,r
years. with the murder uua,ruRrd. Suunr
time ago, one II the gangs number wa,
sent to the penitsntiaty. uu another
charge, aud since his confinement, hv las
made confession The matter was
Orough, before Go,rruot Ihurnton, who
telsRraphed the particulars to chief Ju.
tice smith, stating that there WAS II
standing reward of ts' offered fuf the
arrest anu ,unN ictiun ~ the muTd.fvfs
Billy tire"n tTk the matter up and. h,-
ginning yesterday morning, he had, up
I" nnn to-day, made three arrests. viz.
Espidldion Swa!back, Nicanor. Herrera
aud Guadalupe Montana. Fight more 1T
the gang are wanted.
These arrested are n"w ~ Jail await
Ing u preliminary hearing which l. -et
which will probably lie pos,I"nei on nc
count OF there being no district attorney
Ia prosecute them.
Governor Thornton will undouhtrdly
act at once IN lillng This vacancy. Judge
II. :. N""stcr sent III" following telegram
asking Tor immediate action III thr uat
ter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
" THE RIItAIEs
The Most kn-ctiv- soldiers 81 the MrII
eau Republic,

The Most knrcti,- soldiers "f the M-Ii.
can Republic.
The "Rurales," alluded Ia la the As-,-
ciatei lrrss dispatches ~ having been
assigned hy the Mexican government la
the dut! oi patrUlling the Rio Grande for
III" purpo-e oi preventing the proposed
prize fights on Mexican soil, ARE the
crack ~olirrs ot the Mexican army. Dur.
ing the first term nf President biaz tlrs.
'Rnralr"" were outlaws IN the mountain
fasin,-~,'~, aud caused the administration
much trouble. In III" early part of his
second term. ahout twelve Years ago,
President liiaz offered these bold bandits
Immunity from punishment II they
u''uIh tease from their lawle~s practices
and join hla army Tor life. About I.un
accepted these terms. and have sine. Won
recognition as among III. be-, soldier, n
the world
quick In effect, heals and l,a,r, no
scar. burning. scalS skin rrnpiiuls
quickly cured by nrWitts v itch Hazel
HalNr. Applied t0 burns, Sralds. Old
~''r,--. II is magical IN effect. Alwa,s
cures piles. Itllshury n Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Gov. ", l. Thornton. santa Re, \. w.
Important ARRESTS, charge murder. hr
fore me, ne"dlnC immediate attention
Public Interest here requires prompt Mp
pointm"nt of district attorney
". >, WOOSTER, Justice ~ the Peace
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
KILLED ny kOOTPAOs.
New. Dr. Jamca Miller Of Riooming
tON Murdered at Decatur.

Rev. DIR. James Miller. Of Blooming.
ton. grand prela'r If the grand command.
cry cf Knights Tsmplar.of Illinois. was
found dead In n dark alley IN Decatur
early Tuesday morning. There was IA
ugly bullet hole IN his head and every.
thing Indicates that he was foully muir.
iersd BY footpads aud robbed. His peck.
ct were ritied. aud his gold watrh and
tDcketbook had been taken. The mardrr
caused the greatest excitement. and every
Effort IL being made To lind The person ar
persons who committed the deed. Rev.
Dr. Miller was pastor Of the Firs, Meth.
g.. Church of Bloomington. one If the
last Asi!.- jn Illinois ,,,:
Methods, Episcopal Church of y; a;ur
until he was made presiding elder o! the
Decatur district If the Illinois confrr, nee.
Three years ago lie resigned this high
erclcsia,'.'al position to arrcp; u call to
the Marsat;!d Avenue Methodist Church,
Chicago. But his church was not able
To retain his services. he being one of the
brightest and most popular preachers ~
his denomination In the caa.ye State. He
desired TO return, to the Illinois conf, renee
from The ROCK River conference. feeling
moro 81 hCmc In the territory where he
had So long labJred. liz then accepted a
call 10 the charge AZ Bloomington and
Tad been pastor there s'ncc then.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
KILLED FOR MI. MoNEY.
Frank r. Arbuckte .of Denver, Col,
Nlain In New York.

Slain In New York.
Frank L. Arbuckle. president Of the
Cripple Creek and Consolidated Gold
Mining Company Of Denver. was found
unconscious early Thursday morning. ly.
ing ON the sidewalk in Sth avenue. New
ioek. He died In the patrol wagon on
the way TO the station house. without
renaining consciousness. That the man
was garroted. robbed and murdered Is
believed from incidents which occurred
q short time previous TO his being discov-
cred. 1t Is suriniscd that Arbucklc got
on an elevated train somewhere down.
town. and. falling asleep. rode to the end
Of the line. lie then got of the train, "
Is believed. and II is thought he was set
upon by thugs. knocked down aud robbed.
No marks cf violence were found on the
body. according TO the police except u
eight abrasion on the head. This may
have heen caused by a blow from sand
bag or IL may have been received in "a
fall. Arhuckle was chairman vi the
Democratic State Committee of Colorado
and receiver Of the land office in Denver.
lie was an operator at Russell. Kan.
some years ago. and later became inter.
csted IN politics and removed to Colorado.
where. under the Cleveland adminisirI.
ton. be was appointed land commissioners
Mt Lamar. lie was president Of the Den.
yer Water Works Company. and was also
largely interested IN mining property at
Cripple Creek. lie leaves wife and two
sons. III and - years Of age respect
lively,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
FIVE CHILDREN BURN.
Miseouri Parcnts Leave Their Home
20 60 60 q Daucc.

Missouri Parcnts Leave Their Home
10 90 90 % Dancc.
Five children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
Neal. living five miles north of Hamilton.
Mo-. were burned to death late saturday
night. The Neal dwelling was burned
while the parents were attending danes.
They had eight children. The oldest. q
boy Of IL years, and a baby accompanied
the parents TO n social party. About II
o'clock the gathering broke up. Soon
after starting home. the Meals. and those
accompnnyin them, discovered that the
Neal residence was on fire. When they
reached the burning building the father
sav his 11.ycar.old girl lying burning IN
the front door. clasping her 3.ycar.old
brother In 3ber arms. The flames pre-
vented rescue. The children were then
dead. The father fell In swoon aud
has been a raving maniac ever since.
NCra. y years old. Is the only survivor of
the fire. S.lc says that the children ut
home. Guile IL. Hattie II. Willie Z.
Clarence j. Julian 3 and herself. retired
ut the usual hour In mn upstairs chamber
The next she knew the fire was coming
through the iloor. and the building was
envelopcd In flames. She says that all
six we're aroused. She rushed to u sec
ond.s'ory window aud Jumped 10 the
ground, calling 10 the others to follow. ns
the fire had cut off escape by the stair
way. II II thought the fire was caused
by an .arcHdiary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
The Htle eottled,

One Of Washington's lawyers used h
practice ip Kentucky, aud tells good
stories OF bis experiences In the noun.
taihs OF that State. IN
Il went to recover tract OF land In
Dull County," he said, land was met at
the door OF the cabin on the place by
the man against whom was instruct.
"a by my client. a widow, who held the
claim through her deceased husband.
to proceed. ] accOsted him. and ex'
planned the nature Of my visit, being
anxious to settle the matter pcaceably
II possible.
"'Stranger.' he said slowly, a. ha
looked into the open fireplace medita'
lively; this hyar pears to be kin o
bad business. I'm peaceable man an
don't want no trouble with nobody,
Dad fust cum hyar when ] war a boy,
an thar seemed to be heap Of trouble
bout the title. Fust an last, ! reckon
thar war ten killed. Then we didn'
hyar no more bout the title till dad wal
dead, when a fellar cum long an thar
war mo trouble. He's buried Jess be-
yant that thar poplar.
"'Then two var ago another cum al
me. an his wldder, 1t seems, don't want
ter drap 1t, an hired y0' as a lawyer
I'm a peaceable man, stranger. an don
want no trouble. but 1t seems to me thl.
hyar title orter be settled by this time
cause ] hain't got no time go!n' tel
cou't bout 1t. Thar amt but one way
ter settle II. dom like ter hev no fOu;
with woman, but ] reckon III hev to-
lessen yO' air will!n' ter settle 1t will
me right hyar.'
u cxcused'myseif from that mode OF
settling II, ana upon reporting to my
client. she refused to allow suit to bt
brought, SO the mans title can be re-
gardesl as Observation-Disclosures Star.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
TRADE GROWING.
Volume Of Increase for Two Weeks
Past without Precedent,


Past without Precedent.
X. q. Dun Il Co.'s Weekly Review Of
Trade says: "I'he gain In volume of bust.
ness continues entirely without precedent.
More than 80 establishments which
were idle have started work. and ut least
:OO have increased their working forces.
making I'M concerns which are known t.
have added largely TO the number of
bands at work. and these are only part
NJ the whole number. Every day adds
thousands TO the number Of those WHO IRE
able 20 buy u weeks supplies and make
mp gradually for many months cf en.
forced economy. Already this brings a
great increase In the volume of business.
and the clearing house exchanges. for the
first time In several years, not only ex-
ceed those Of last year by 10 per cent.
bur also exceed those If the same week
In 1872 by y per cent. Business men are
all anxious 10 prevent anything like fcti.
tious excitement. AMI nearly all branches
have q rise In prices. There l. u grca,
demand tor supplies, materials and prod
uc's."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
N1RKET QUOTATIONS.

Chlcago-Cattie, common TO prime.
$3..U ~ $j:5; hogs. shipping grades.
$500 TO $3.50; sheep, fair to choice, $:WI
10 $3.50; wheat, No. : red, Toe TO I'ic;
corn, No. ., 33c to !4c; oats, No. =, lie
10 Zoe; rye. No. =, 31c to aSc; butter,
choice creamery, nc to PIC: eggs, fresh.
?lc to .2c; potatoes, per bushel, Zoe to
Zoe; broom corn, common green ~ tine
brush. &c to &c per pound.
Indianapolis Cattle, shipping. $500 tn
500; hogs, choice light, $500 to S:.'D;
sheep. common to prime. 500 to S3,!5,
wheat, No. .. site to $50; corn, NJ. =
white, 2ic 10 :tic; oats, No. = white, 2:c
to :..:3c.
81. Louis-Cattle. $500 to $4.15: hogs.
$500 TO $3.50; wheat, No. q, site 10 $50
corn. No. /. yellow, lie 10 o2c; oats,
No. = white, lie to Zoe; rye, No. =, Iic
10 35c.
Cincinnati Cattle. $3.50 to S4.I5: hogs.
&s.W 10 $3.50; sheep, $3.50 To $3T0;
wheat. No. =, SIC to Sac; corn, No. !.
mixed. .:c TO oic; oats, No. . mixed, noe
10 .lc: rye. No. =, SIC 10 :sc.
Detrolt-Catiie. $50 to $4.75: hogs.
$500 to x3,;O; sheep. s., 80 10 $3.50:
wheat, No. . red. So 10 :0c: corn, No. .
yellow, ne to .lc; oats, No. = white, ?O',
TO gle; rye, 37c 10 $50. ".
Toledo-Wheat, No. . red. 0Oc to ole;
corn. No. . mixed. ..ic To o4c: oats. M.
= white, Use TO l3c: rye. No. =, BE 10 3sDc
clover seed. $5.75 to $685..
Milwaukee, Wheat. No. 2 spring. &c
TO Use; corn. No. 3, oic TO bic; oats. M.
= white, Zoe to 2lc; barley, No. .. ;Oc to
Sic: rye, No. !, 31c to 3Oc; pork, mess,
$500 10 $3.50.
Buffalo-Cattle. $3.50 to $4.I5; hogs,
$500 10 $500; sheep. 500 10 $3.50;
wheat. No. = red. !sic 10 De; corn, No.
yellow, Me to .Ic; oats, No. white,
9Sc 10 oic,
New Nork-Cattlc, $500 TO $500; hogs.
$500 TO SI,25; sheep, $500 to x315;
wheat. No. . red, Sic 10 Sic: corn, No. =,
3Sc To no; oats, No. = white, 2oc 10 2lc
butter creamery, Ice to %}c; eggs, West
erp. 3Oe ~ 33c.