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The Grit-advocate., 1901-05-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
Items of Interest to People in
Sedgwick County.


All kinds of garden seed in bulk
For sale at Dyes hardware store.
Banker E. D. Hamilton transacted
business in Lodge Pole last Wednes-
day.
Ask for Bills Best flour. 1t is a fine
quality of flour sold by w. II. Wen
ner.
Mrs. John Richerson and children
ling this week.
White & Wallace want your trade in
farm machinery, vehicles, groceries,
etc. Give them trial.
At the election of school directors
in district No. last Monday c. l..
Morgan was reelected secretary Of the
board.
The Clark and Diamond buggies are
tirSt-claSs in every particular. See
White g. Wallace before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
G. M. Robbins; the hustling COM
1nercial traveller, spent Sunday with
his family at this place. He left Mon
day evening for Bigspring.
A nice line of wall paper for the
spring trade has been received by w.
H. Pound. Don't fail to examine this
4 stock before making rchasesss
The first strawberries Of the season
were brought to Julesburg Monday by
]. E. Lucas. The fruit was shipped
from the south and sold for % cents d
box.
B. Beatty left here last Saturday
morning for weeks stay in York
county and other points in Nebraska.
During his absence his business house
is closed.
We are going to increase our room
and will talk to you if interested in
either piano, organ, sewing machine
or bicycle. Best goods. Lowest prices.
d. L. Hardin, jeweler. tt
A light vote was polled at the cleo
tion Of treasurer of the school board in
Julesburg last Monday. August Pol
zin received 90 votes: L. f. Loveland
received IS, Polzin's majority being ).
w. II. Pound has just received d
large and varied assortment of wall
paper, the best product of eastern
manufacturers. Don't fail to see this
stock before you buy.
The directors of the Julesburg school
have notyet determined upon the
number of teachers to be employed
next year. The number will be either
three or four however, and the term
will be nine months.
Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlan's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price
only 25 cents per box. For sale by G.
Lavelle.
Thursday night of last week three
window glass were broken in the Citi-
zens bank, two in the front door and
one in the rear window. The job was
done between the hours of and 8
as Ray Farnhau noticed the damage
when he went home at the latter hour.
The miscreant who did it was proba-
bly, actuated by pure "cussedness y
an insane desire to destroy property
Whoever the guilty person may be, he
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desired Several candidates are To be IN
itlated. All candidates should be present
for initiation.
There viii be 3 meeting OF wichita
Aerie 10. ls2. F O. Z. az Red Man 9
hail, II North Market street, this even
ing az s o'clock. Al members are re-
quested 70 be present
DR.. John Ingies OF Pekin. China. wih
deliver a lecture on the Seigs Of Pc
kin" at the First Presbyterian church
tonight at o'clock. Admission 20 TINS
rare treat IS free
Wichita Lodge No. iss. x OF P. meets
tonight over 40 East Douglas There
will BE- work in the first and second rank
All visiting knights are welcome
Carried Sewing circle No. 40. There
viii De a called meeting Friday afternoon
az Mrs. Kesters 1904 East oak street
Circle No. G. P. w. A.. win meet this
Thursday afternoon ri 2.S0 with Miss
Inez Charter. si5 New York avenue.
The Ladies SIniarian society win hold
a business meeting az Miss Howard 8
drug store Thursday at ESQ %. m
There VII be meeting o. the Kings
Daughters this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
their rooms In the city building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
POOL ROOMS RAlDED
Committee of Fifteen Begin Opera
tions in New York.


New York, April 1.-THE committee Of
fifteen rsided seven alleged pool rooms
this afternoon The raids were made on
warrants issued by Justice Jerome and
upon evidence obtained by the staff Of de-
tectives working for the committee IN
der the direction of John 1IcCunagh. The
raids in each case were personally con-
Quoted by individual members Of the com
mittee, assisted BY their own detectives
and policemen Of the regular force from
the precinct IN which the raid was made.
In only one place did the raiders fail TO
make any arrests. and c. c. Brewster Of
the committee openly says the inmates OF
this place, received a tip from the police
that the place was about TO be raided.
A feature of the raiding was the effort
at least two of the police officials 20 prove
that the places raided were not pool
rooms, but orderly and well conducted
clubs.
The places raided, together with the
number Of prisoners taken in each place
were as follows:
1.-THE Aliens Place on Sixth avenue; Al
len. the alleged superintendent, and two
others arrested.
a A0RiL4 DAA NrLAt- 1-AtElr A0AAA k'AA1lAAS- =
A room on Monroe street, one prisoner;
the Bon Ton club on West BIRD street,
four prisoners. A place on East Eighth
street i've prisoners. A place on East
Eighth street. three prisoners. A room
at Eighth avenue and Furteenth street,
no prisoners and no evidence obtained
1t was in connection with the latter
place that Mr.. Brewster accused the po-
lice OF warning the pool room proprietor
He said the police moved SO slowly that
he urged them 10 hurry. but met with q
rebuff. When Mr.. Brewster reached the
place ahead Of the police his own agents
told him some one had come 70 the place
a few minutes after he went into the sta
ton and given tip 10 the proprietor and
the men within and they had left. They
were still coming out when he got there
When the policeman srrived the place
was empty. Six books of racing charts
rubber speaking tube and some racing
slips were seized Mr.. Brewster later en-
tered a protest concerning the action Of
the policemen TO Captain Moynihan. who
Is in command OF the precinct. but who
was not present at the station when Mr.
Brewster presented ais warrants for ser
vice.
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HEADED FOR KLONDlKE
Gold Hunters Are 90 Their Way 90
Fortnnc's seat


Seattle, Wash, Auri IA copy OF the
Nome news letter OF January -. vas re-
ceived here today. The weather at Nome
was mld with prospectors enroute % the
bills. James McTavish and r. l. Fox
had just arrived az Nome ahead 81
large party OF the Arctic circle. crossing
the divide from the Frozen Tundra of
the Good Hope and Krougrock rivers
With them were A. Donnelly. =. +. Nal
oney. W. J. Barry. O.. A. Carpenter from
Good Hope, and its Tributaries. and r..
F. vanater from a new river which emp
ties into the Arctic. The Good Hope
river. fully 10 miles long has few tribu-
taries but those few. according TO good
authority are fun Of the precious metal
Those prospected upon BY rhe party last
fan were the placer and SIS tributaries.
Ruby ard Mint Jameson and EspeEanza.
which low into the Good Hope river.
above the mouth o. the Placer river, I've
and twelve miles respectively. The Nc
lavish and Fox party descended the
Good Hope River and explored and lo-
Gated on Little DAISY which Cows into
Good Hope, three miles below Placer
river. They also prospected on Hum
boldt river. = miles further north and
staked claims on Eureka. Barrallat. Fer
nard and Blanchard. ~ these creeks
have a gold bearing wash sprinkIed with
quartz and chLst bed rock gravel. The
hills are series - sugar loavss. beau
TRULY rounded By water action. remind
ing one o. the Kiondlks-
IL Is stated that Information has been
received a. Fort Davis that a scarcity q
food and aiothing exists among the ma
tives OF Krougrock and Kotsebu sound.
A relief expedition VIII soon BE dispatch
e. to those sections. taking food. cloth
ing and medicine for The Esklmos there.
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SESSION OF TRAFFIC MEN
Considerable Routine Business Dis
posed OF Yesterday

Del Monte. Cal, April 1S.-The Trans
Continental Passenger association drspos-
ed OF considerable routine business today.
A committee composed OF the traffic men
Of California terminal lines was appointed
to thrash out all matters concernil < trsv-
81 to san Francisco and repor the same
20 the association for action. This com
mittee VIII bring in its report tomorrow
morning when IL is expected some inter
esting work VII De done by the associs-
tion with respect TO several future con
ventions and eolonist rates. Chairman
Charlton stated tonight to the Associatsd
Press that the story OF q fight being on
between the lines in the association ard
southern lines over the question OF ex-
cursion rates during the time OF the Ep-
worth league convention is purely mag
fnarv. The Epworth. League had been
disposed Of three months ago. The asso-
citation viii probably conclude its sessions
tomorrow ufEhr
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Senator J. Z COnklin of Hutchinson is
IN the city.
Mr. George Murray has accepted po-
sition IN the Rock Island drug store
Mrs. A R snyder is here from Ponca
City visiting her mother. Mrs. e s.
George
L n. Able. mayor Of Tolervtlle. went to
Eureka yesterday afternoon on cattle
business.
Miss Mable vreeland has accepted 20
sition as stenosrsphe- With the Rock Is
land Lumber company.
A. c. Goodrich OF the B. & o. South
westn. and E. NJ Duncan OF the Rock
Island, were here yesterday.
Miss Bertha southwen has taken
position with the eDsm Abstract COM
pany as eopyist and stenographer.
Martin TAFT, travelling freight and pas
senger agent Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St Paul railroad, was IN the city yes
terday.
H. V. Rice. representing Geo. D. Barn
ard & Co.. blank book makers OF St
Louis. was IN the city yesterday. calling
on his trade
Bessie Hays Baldwin today fled ap-
plication for letters OF Administrative on
the estate OF her brother. James Clark
Baldwin, deceased
Miss Title Dougherty OF the West Side.
who has been a sufferer from consump-
ton for several months. is very low and
not expected 70 live.
F. J. Field Of OssaWotomie, who has
been here since last Saturday visiting
his daughter. wife OF Sergeant Betz, re-
turned home last night
Miss .-mma Coble left yesterday tor
! Springfield, No. where she viii remain
| for three months and then Join her par
ents in Kansas City, Mo.
! Mr. W. T. Rice. formerly OF Wichita
but now Of Mogollon. New Mexico. IS
visiting IN the city enroute from Ken
lucky, where he has been visiting his
parents.
+ J. D. Jackson. agent for the Rock Island
/ az Bnid. o. T.. dropped IN yesterday and
/ entertained the local circle with q de-
I scription OF the branch the Rock Island is
I building from Enid 70 Fort Sill.
] Mr.. George Todd. a prominent business
man OF Perry, O. T.. spent yesterday Ga
/ the city. Mr.. Todd is an old friend and
school mate Of II. ". Grafton. Tney had
not seen each other for twenty years.
/ II. II. Moias OF the Nickel Plate route
was IN the city yesterday visiting the
/ railroads. Mr. Moies has been promoted
I from travelling passenger agent 10 south
I western passenger agent Of his line.
Many citizens OF wichita ara taking
+ advantage Of the excavating being done
by the Hockadsy Hardware company for
their new wholesale building 10 secure a
wagon load OF good black dirt Tor lawns.
Abe Lincoln Fisher Of the Chicago
1 Northwestern system was featuring the
/ Sioux City route yesterday to his railroad
/ friends Mr. Fisher is travelling passen-
ger agent with headquarters At Kansas
( city.
/ T NJ lane IS having extensivs repairs
made on the one story building a. ~
( West Douglas avenue. The interior has
/ been repapered and painted and new
/ front with large show windows is being
/ put in.
Marion Sparks. a member Of the hrln
OF Leighton Harrington Mule company,
/ Kansas city. was in wichita yesterday
4 looking Tor good mules. He reports The
( combination sale held last week IN Kaa-
sss City as q success
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At a meeting OK clerso-aen held ~ aia-
uiia az which Bishop warren presided
strong protests were made against ira
opening or cock-pits in Naniis- The busi-
ness men ~ she city have also ooiected
on the same lines
The trial q Lieutenant Frederick Boyer
charged with the egnbezzleuent q CONE
missary stores. viii be continued next
Monday. The trial ~ the civilian. Pet
cher accused Of the unlawful conversion
OF comm issary stores. which was held be-
fore the provost court today. exposed a
plot 20 obtain commissaFy supplies aad 70
sell them 20 The hotels ard merchants u
Manila
Hrgadier Generals James r. wade ana
William Ludlow have arrived here. Gen
cral Wade viii succeed Brigadier General
John C.. Bates n command az TIE depart
ment or Southern Luzou. BriEadirr Gen.
erals Bates. Robert II Han and F'reder-
SEX %. Grant VII return % the United
states.
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HOG MARKET LOVER
Weak to 5 Lower and Quality
Just Fair.
TOPS WERE ON $5.85
Receipts ,346--CattIe Steady,
Strong on Good Grades.

There was a general weakness in hogs
at au the live stock centers yesterday,
and this point received something Of the
sympathy. There was a good demand
for hogs all through the trading. and the
best Of them received the best market
prices. There was nothing really choice
On sale. and the quotation for The day
was given as weak TO cents lower
There were no hogs offered yesterday as
good as the day before. and on the whole
the grade could not be given better than
Fair. There were sixteen cars Of hogs TO
so ever the scales, and these received the
best market prices. The lower tone 70 the
markets gave a decidedly lower quota
ton. There was agOod demand for hogs
on the lower quotation. but the universal
depression at all the hog receiving points
tended 70 lower the prices. There were
10 heavy receipts AT any OF the western
markets, but the local trading more than
faLl lis own
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-18
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, April Il, 1901
During the past p hours the temper
allure has been from 90 to 90, q range Of
1e degrees. and the mean A. which is
q degrees cooler than the normal. with
cloudy weather in the morning. but clear
In the forenoon, fresh north wind, and
barometer about normal, 30.Os inches IN
the morning and p 60 inches at 2. m.
The river has fallen rapidly today, ~
feet in the morning and as feet at night.
Since the first Of January the rainfall
has been Us inches more than the nor
NAL. while the average temperature for
the same time has been almost exactly
normal FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. April T.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
Kansas-Eair. warmer Thursday; Fri
day fair, variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair.
warmer Thursday; Friday fair. northerly
winds, becoming variable.
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TYPHOON At GUAM
That and the Grip arouEht Distress
20 Natives.

san Francisco. April I7.--AGvices from
Arana- Island n Guam. bearing date ~
March a. saws taat lsgrippe is prevail
ear there and that mauy native chudrea
and adults are dying from its effects
Deaths result mainly because of tle dlf-
icuity Of imbFesains o. the natives the
necessity ~ caring Tor tha slrA properly.
The result 81 tile recent tsphocn are
more disastrous thaa az frat regartel
About twenty eight nafiv%s lost thsIr
lives and many were seriously ialafti
Nearly an II the houses were uuro9frt
and the eovernors palace buiidins Haa
50 badly damsse1 THAI the water poured
into the main sitting room ard nbmr
During the hcight 81 ths steeufhrds
and ruined most ~ the furaishings uur-
ing tho height ~ The ssorn the American
soldiers went about ORA fheir rata coaaa
and escorted the people from tlfir
wrecked eueissaea % place. ~ shelter
The sea was forced pp high on the beach
IS enc uIna. suf water Naa valet teep
in the maia street IRE government sec
up eating places anG served oo1ee and
bread % the homeless
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LIBERTY Of PRESS
Leading seFvians cali Upon King
Alexander

Belgrade April 1S-Three hundred
prominent persons. including ministers
and ether les6ing Servtans kaite5 upon
king Alexander on his Invitation az the
palace today 10 discuss the draft Of the
new constitution which is understood 10
have been approved ard W. shortly oe
promulgated.
II IS q liberal charter. Eranting liberty
of the press and public meeting. equality
% religious creeds, and an extension %
The 1ghI o. succession u tie throne %
1le female Inc
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4.e67 packages; market firm; creamery,
fresh, 1sazc; factory. u5zg157zc-
Cheese-Receipts, S,1s7 packages; mar
ket steady; fancy large colored, uau54e;
fancy large white. 1ez4QI1c; fancy small
colored, Ed1254c; fancy small white, uSs
012c.
Eggs-Receipts. 1859 packages; market
steady; western, regular packing, 1zgl45<;
storage western, 14lzc; southern, at marx
136ISatc
Sugar-Raw, strong; fair refining. 3
11-1Sc; molasses sugar S 11-S2e. Refined.
firm; crushed. 5 IS; powdered, 3. z5; gran
ulated. SIS
CoHee-Dun and weak No. Rio, CSC.
sellers
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RIPLEY MURDER CASE
Arguments Begin Toeay ia csurs az
Frankfort

Frankfort. Ky. AprI 1.-THE arruruens
ia the Ril5ey eass NH eeE t0nusrrvE
The testimony hsvi1g elcsed t71av. Judge
Cantru heard arsln sata this afterll1en
on two scts ~ lastr.issl1rs prese1stac ~
the attoruevs GA ea.a aifas tnt Ell ret
decide upon the MS l~tl9us perI f0nicr-
row The Instructions silbulffes - ths
prosecution are ia suhBsaHee t.le pane 90
those given ~ Julse CantTu st 0forgs-
town last sumner 20 re Caieb Powers
case. striped. howsse-s - tn~ fea'sres
which uers rrceaIY tarred aowr - tns
court n aursals n thaz ease. rfs Eract
fury adjourned t1da1 Eifsost hFinEz1g Sc
any rev ind'ctrnenls ia coa1~cfi7n rita
the Coea<i uur1er. The Hfpisz caes vis
aot ussly So CD ~ iurv uatd Fri1zy.
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AFFAIRS IN PHILIPPINES
Fifty Insarzsnt EiGsnen Attack the
Town Of Bay

Manila. Aprl Fifty ins'ugeut Ti3e-
men attacked the town = Bay. on Bay
lake. 10 Lagana proyiace. soathssst ~
Manila The Insurgents were gzicsly
routed
Lieutenant WuIlar s. Nipes n TIE
Thirty volunteer iUfsntry. has
captured a bearer q dispatches from tas
insurEent General Noriei 60 General Aal-
var. Noriei directed NaltaF not 70 sur-
render. saying be w0alf send hin z.saf re-
cruits. money and amu1nitl1n when
Aghnald0 vas released. Nor.d a1ceestl-
- Trias in Southern Lgzou-
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- - Noney Marke..

View YORK. April I7.-Nouey on CAL
Srm At - pe~ cent Pr5ue mercantile
paper. 81 7Hs per cent. stsrii1E change
sreedy. wiki actual business II bankers
bills 81 s. S. for dsuau4 and % $
Asa Tor sixty days. Fosted rates s &s
s.. commercial Bills. fzsief So silver
certificates norui1aiiy. e - har Silver
551.- Mexican dollars. a. Government
bonds week ref1alirz tvos, registered
AID c1unon Ie5as. thr--s. rerste-af. llsz.
COUPON. lIis. usw fcGrs registered ls
carpoa. -. cid 1cf.rs regis-eTsc AID con-
pon. us-z. ives, registered. lle7s; colpoa
M
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Cotton.

Nzw YORK. April I-.-Cotton futurss
o-e~e5 steady al the decline. Kay. s
1s-- sse- Jalv ac- A1ElsZ sc-
Seoteratsr. -szc octrter. 7-s-c. SuF=za-
LEI z-c- LecerlrFr -
L-5yerTo3l. Aprl I7--S7-o- cc-t7n 81 md
crate derla15s priess ssz.sr. AlIercan
/ -risssf-e SD
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waealaEton. hpra fi..--&iazN1n1-r A.
Cazzlz ~ csutriars. Mas. 49, ta-.az
elected president ~ shs National 49,
denny 81 srerrs. BE saecssia fr. Wei
cets s---5s ~ See GIeas 81 ErF York
sasd Cred Ise tern - re rrerafs-t -
TX years- IT'S esecfica ~ - gFsaffe-t
oces1.rd tke s.1siuezs assssea 81 - ofa-
sentlar fodsr
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Union Livestock Commission Co,
A b MOORE. AfaaAssr.

We Co a general commission Business.
Money loaned on cattle Union STOCK
Yards wichita Long distance phone SO
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500; market steady; native steers, S4.2o7
8 50; stockers and feeders. s.. 65Q4. s.; cows
and heifers. 8. 0oQ4.S0; Texas ard Indian
steers. ss.SoG5-1e; cows and heifers, g. %
d3s0.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market SC lower;
pigs and lights, S5-75d5. s.; packers, s5.75
$3.50; butchers, $5.s0G6.12
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market steady:
native muttons. S4.15a4.S5 lambs, S5.00q
5-S0i spring lambs, s6.00qS.o0.
Chicago.
Chicago. April 17.-Cattle-Receipt IT,
600, including 90 Texans; good 10 choice
steers, firm; Others steady TO slow;
butchers stock strong; Texans firm; good
10 prime steers, $. GOAT. 20; poor TO me-
dunn, S3.S5Q4.9 %; stOckers and feeders.
s2.75G2-s s.; cows and heifers, 8. S0f14. 75;
Gamers. g. 09d2. 70; bulls. s. S0d4. 40:
calves, si-G0d5-00; Texas fed steers, 81 .
Q5-35; Texas grass steers, 1904. 90;
Texas bulls. 3. 75d3. SO.
Hogs-Receipts, today, p, 900; tomorrow
1900; estimated left over, 5000; market
slow top, sS121z; mixed and butchers
8 .S306. 97is; good 70 choice heavy. s. S0d
g. l21e; rough heavy, s.. 75d5.S5; light, s.. 20
Q6-021z; bulk Of sales, s.. S71zf76.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep and lambs
weak; good to choice wethers, s. so
80; fair TO choice mixed. 8. 1904. 50 f;
western sheep, S4.60Q4.90; yearlings, a. Go
q5.o0; native lambs, $4.6505.30; western
lambs, 81 .90T5.30
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BASE BALL
Des Motues. Ia, April 17.-scOre:

Des MONIES, Ia, April 17.-Score:
RHE
Omaha .............2 00o0120 O-51S 1
Des AIoines ..-.....-0 0oo11200-4 8
Batteries-Omaha, Rooms. Graham,
Gordon and Glade; Des Moines, Glendon,
Stenanf. Pollchow and ConweI.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting q ths ladies' % the
Mzccabees tonight At their hall. corner o.
First and Main 4 fUA attendance Is
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pieasss 81 tie family E.ur esvo-s--
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry znd S-rzE-
oe-ry. ~ xo1< gr0ce-G e ca AZ
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
steady.

A-aE-4A - 4 - 4 - 4 -'-f-fs1-
Flour-Marzet steady.
wheat-No. spring. 6s1zG6e1tc; No. 2
red. T0lsd7Sc.
Corn-No ?, &c; No. yellow. &c.
Oats-No. 2. 27q2714c: No. white, %
a8oisc; No. white. 2992Sssc.
Rye-No. ,, Sc
Barley-Good feeding. 4sc; fair 10 choice
mailing. 5ld56c.
Flax seed-No. 1, $50.
Timothy seed-Prime, S.7o.
Pork-NIess. per Dbl, 81 2l1l14.2 3.
Lard-Psr 100 lbs. S III ash.
hort NIB sides 0oose), SS-o5ffs 3; dry
sailed shoulders Choxed). 57s0Tsc: short
clear sides Cboxed) sS-Sof7S-25
Whisby-Basis Of high wines ~
Sugar-Cut loaf. t614: graduated, s5.57;
confectfoners' A. S5.t4; OF A. $ e9.
CIover-Contract grade. ST.
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WOOL MARKET.

8 Teasx. Ar-u 17-Wcot. cutet a-s
STEADY. territory an1 Wes-erz medium
ssFlsc- FIRE. lIFlsc. cozrse. sle1s-
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ST. Louis. April I.-wheat-CClose,-
Market higher; No. : red cash, elevator
7ac. track. 74c. May. 7e7sc; JAY, e7sc; No
hard. 7IisQ72c-
Corn-Hlghers No. ? cash, &c; track.
&c: Nay. SIC; july. Essc
Oats-Hfsher. No cash. e7i5c; track.
2Sa3Ssc; May. es7sGz7c; July, &asc: No.
2 white. S2c.
D.. rnE-
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on the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows,
Butter-NF eaks creamery L1-eci dairy,
uQlSo-
CheeSe-Qufet: eiz9uisc.
EEgs-F'irms fresh. l2c-
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cattfe.

The cattle market yesterday was quoted
as steady on mixed stun, and strong TO
higher on butcher stun. The quality
yesterday was generally good.
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Daily Ez<.s escTs-s1. - ss- week
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IeLL-O LIE Ia DESSERT.

New York. ApriI I7--Buttsr-Receipss-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


Chicago. April 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows: