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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

William F. Seeds has contracted for
the erection OF ten houses to be built on
the grounds Of the American Snuff Conn
pany at Yorklyn to accommodate the,
extra hands employed in the mills. Mr.
Seeds will also make some improve
rnents at the house occupied by Israel
Durham. A large warehouse is being
erected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

The New Century Club of Milford has
elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Jonathan s. Willis; vice-presidents,
Mrs. W. F. Causey, Mrs. T. V. Cahall
and Mrs. J. P. Pierce; secretary, Mrs.
B. p. Burn; treasurer, Miss Edna Barker.
The installation will te held this after
noon, which will be the final meeting Of
the year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

EOIs SALE-EIGHr OR TEN TONS GOOD
I" hay. Apply TO or address Joh r. Ia.
IN, CITY p. y. je5.it$
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

For Sale-A refrigerator. walnut and
maghogany wardrobe. book -case store
bulk window, sidsboard, sewing machine.
25 yards Of Moquet carpet, 10 foot exten
sion table. ladies' dressing table. McMa
hon Bros. 502 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

Il OR SALE-THE TWO THREE STORY
J., brick houses Nos 85l and 853 Church st.
Apply ut 1914 Adams street, ml8.i3teodS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10

II OR SALE OHEAP--TWO, NEW LOW
II round corner light milk wagons. J.
Watson, 0Oth and Mar ket streets jel-5tS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-10
FOR SAi,{1.

Tor SALF-nOUSE Glj WLsT FOURTH
Il street, 0rooins and bath. Apply 10 lior
LUQ. RutteW. dl.tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Dold has received his big, new n.y.
draulc press. for the fertilizer plant, and
il was being unIoaded yesterday. Il is
q 2 tmmense steel structure, and came II
sections Il was no easy matter to get
them from the cars.
There was a commOtion IN the north
part Of the city last Sunday evening.
caused By report that the big Watson
mill was on IRE. Il was just at sunset,
when the west was fun OF read clouds.
The reflection Of the sunset on the win
dOWs and the electric lights made the
mill appear 70 be filed with a fame OF
fire, and the people west OF the mill
who saw * thought the whole inside Of
the mill was on fire.
Following are the shippers who had
hogs on the market yesterday; Car
land Kiowa L H Matson, kechI; II
Stevens. Cushion; Campbell & Horton.
Caldwell; Clark Kinkaid, city; W. 3.
Johnson. Enid. three cars, Bank OF Cash
ion; ". F. Barnes, Pratt; Dan VIM.
Jdau; Henry SteinkiTchner, ewtCn; c.
s Stewart. WhiteH ater; w. J. Stevens.
5Iedf0rd. FOste- & Cheesman, White
water; Charles Granville. Sedgvick.
Cudahy has killed, in round numbers.
10000 hogs since he started last spring.
That is not so bad for a new house. The
Cudahy plant keeps growing right along.
and by this time next year Il VIII be one
OF the big institutions OF the west. The
products Of this house are growing in
favor. and already the trade demands a
larger hacking house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Larger Than
Expected Yesterday
TOP PRICE WAS S. 70
Market Active and Closed
5 Cents Higher.

The receipts Of hogs yesterday were
Unexpectedly large for the first day Of
the week and the market was character
lied by great activity. Cudahy and Az
mour were the big buyers. and sellers
bad things pretty much their own way
The big Cudahy packing house wanted
hogs, and Bradley stayed By the mar
ket as long az there was a hog in sight
Tor sale. and when he left the yards 1,255
fine porkers had filed down the Cudahy
chute Armour was, however. there, and
Parsons got some Of the hogs and one
car load OF daisies strayed into his pens.
The market opened strong and showed
no signs Of weakening throughout the
oay. The hot race for hogs was on the
home stretch. and the last sales were the
lest Of the day, and were about a nickel
higher The top price was $40 for
Car load that averaged 242 pounds They
were q finished lot OF Jersey Durocs, and
were a pretty bunch Of hogs. Coed,
heavy mixed packers went over the
Scales al SIS There we're some Of the
Car loads that contained a pretty large
proportion OF pigs. which are not very
desirable AT this time. and the tendency
Is toward lower prices for this class or
stock What the packers want is fat,
and the light weights that bring appar-
emily good prices are fat little hogs. The
buyers never fail 10 point out the thin
hack hogs. and they are made pretext
Tor lower prices. As a rule, the shipper
who goes away highly pleased with his
sale is the one who has the good hogs.
As q rule shippers pay too much for
these thin. light hogs in the country.
They ought TO pound down the price Of
such stuff with a sIedge-hammer II they
would save their own scalps. All classes
Of hogs are bringing comparatively good
prices on this market, but these light
hogs sell q long way under the top on
al markets. There are no flies on the
Wichita market at this time, and the
shippers who come here are taking home
more net cash than they could realize by
taking their hogs TO any other market on
earth. and IL Is the dollars that do the
talking. There are every day new ship
pers coming to this market. but the
cry OF the buyers is for more hogs. Any
1aan south Of this city, clear to the
Gulf who has a car load of hogs 10
sell ought 10 bill them 10 wherever he
pieases. but with the privilege Of the
Wichita market This VIII not cost any
thing. and the shipper who does that a
few times viii gain some valuable in
formation. and more especially so If he
refuses offers here and then ships on TO
some other market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
Il can't help but do you good

Leaf chapter No. 3. O. Z s. Tuesday,
evrrioe. November -. AL visiting mem
bers q the order are invited O. core al
enjoy socid evening.
Company A. attention AT members e
Company A are expected @ report FER
dEl tonight a s-t5 Any member who -
unable u attend viii be required 90 ap-
rig f1r an excuse. Members are urged
o. attend target practice thursday. Ne
vemher e.
The nrst Indoor Panfsfhisn athletic con-
test VIII be- held IL the Eyuanzssssra 81 fhe
J. 81 ~ a. ton f'r 81 -'ciocx. snarT'-
Judges Roberts. Iaczran. % X creek - 8
referee. Physical Dlrcctor c. 2 Feck-
Ladies and genffemen invited Atmissior
free.
The members 81 the ckolr % 81. Johns
Eriseopal church arr invsted % uces
"a che Scottish Rite Couslstory euilding.
corner ~ 44fst street and Toue<a avcnge.
atsp IT. WedneaIag and 4 =. n Thurs
day. O. assist ia the music incidental %
the degrees rs. =. Cushman. Director
Tire womanx Cnifarian soSiety VII
meet thi aafternoon with Mrs. Howard.
Ll Waco avenue. 20 fuA attsna-
ancs i desired Mrs. Davis. secretary <
the womans auxiliary. VIII present bust
ness ~ inferrzf. Regular prezf5,rr. Tbs
society van also give a reception 20 Kew
and Air llz and AIRS. Davis tlta rfcsitN 8
at the residence % Mrs. Speer. 50 crth
topeka avenss the friends az Rev Van
ara the Caitariaus are cordially isvitsi
to attead
A pabiie debate wiu Dc Eivsn ~ ths
Woaiuen az The WoTit. : ". Kaiser
camp 80 8. on Tuesday evening. NoVcsss-
her 81 1eT Debate 90 begin A. 2. IT,
Question. Resolved That the HairiE
IFfelas q Greater Iuauence than TIE Press.
AnlrmatiFe-J r. Horiuer. IT. Hatlelc.
ana 81 . CreEsan. NeEatire-4 W Hut
ton. W q Msf~on. ans J. 8 Rlskenssr-
All members az the camp are requested %
cone early. a. there o. important bust
nes ESQ Pc atteuded t9 before delais
beEins
The InperlaI Dancing club VIII Sfvs Sc
first dance thls evening TIE following are
the members ~ the Ciun
Jessie McC7eeee. Charles TorrinZ. J. n
rner Reese. neios Weols Given haFnf.
Newton Hockaday RIOS Alien HARRY 1tn-
son. waiter I1esa Geo. Lynch. AeCh- An
6erson. Bruce Pri6dy John Wataoa. Cra-
ham campbell. Eek Joseph. Stearrs.
Wessrs ana M-siames Hert Reeves.
HARRY Dockum. Walter Innes Howard
MoaatE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

fellows Tales OF a Wayside Inn"
What Ballad" said she. is more beau
tifui than Maud Muisr? How he idol
ICES this simple country girl. The pa
trio,ic ardor OF Barbara Frietchs VIII
never grow cold N Skipper IresoE' :
Ride. where the angry women avengs
the death CT their husbands. left 70 perish
BY the skipper. Who sailed away 10 save
himself are vivid Whittier's intense IL
tsrest IN slavery was evidenced by many
poems on that subject: his sympathetic
heart il various poems 70 labor. While
he was not the poet OF nature. We con
slider Bryant. still there are many
touches IN his writing that show his
interest il Gods WORK In all his writ
ings Whittier shows three marked char
acreristics-love OF God. love Of nature
and love 81 his fellow men
Miss Cora Alexander OF / Q. Z. schoolo
gave q model recitation IN the fourth
reader with 4 class Of four girls The
subject was The Chiefs Horse. Firs,
new words we're pronounced 10 the class
which were spelled on tablets. their dia-
critical markings given and the dedni-
lions Then the words were used IN
Sentences 70 show familiarity with the
meanings Before the reading. short
sketches were given by each Of the girls.
one telling the story in her own words
another a brief history Of cuartrell' :
raid. mentioned in the lesson; the third
described the appearance Of the Indian;
and the fourth spoke OF the Characters
ties OF that race. The girls Rad alone.
in pairs and il concert and showed alike
intelligent appreciation OF the story and
careful instruction by their teacher.
Methods OF teaching reading were dis
cussed at length By several teachers.
Ira Parker set the BAN 70 rolling BY tell
ing OF his early experience in learning
his letters he said later IN his teach
ing he had 2 pupil complete the first
reader without knowing q single letter by
name. He suggested defects in both
systems. but asked for best method
Or. H0ss confessed 20 having had 70
meet the same difficulties as Brother
Parker in learning 70 read but that was
before the food" LLaughter.l He urged
the teachers 10 insist upon careful artlc-
ulation and natural expression
Prof. Adams believed II a good plan
never 20 learn ones letters Miss Ran
DAN asked then how II would BE posi-
bic 10 learn diacritical markings. Mr.
Dun inquired the need Of learning these
at all Mrs. Sites asked then How
shall we teach pupils 20 spell. them
Miss Rice advocated the use OF the word
method Mrs. Sites showed the wisdom
OF combining judieiously the aIphabetic.
phonic and word method. and vas warm
~ seconded here by AR ColvilIe Su-
sperlntendent Sence was not 50 particular
about the methods used so that the best
results for each particular school could
be obtained. but did urge that careful az
tention be paid TO teaching reading ln the
lower grades. Then many difficulties in
teaching higher branches would be obvi-
ated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

steers steady; cows strong; stockers and
feeders, 10 to 15c higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, S5.65d6-20s fair
10 good q 5005. 80; stockers and feeders,
3 sal ,; western fed steers, 81 50d5- 20;
western range steers, 8. 25d4 40; Texas
and Indian steers, 81 75ds.40; Texas cows
81 8od2. 90: native COWS. s.. 50d4- 3; heif-
ers. 3. 0073- so: Gamers. 81 50d3. 90; bulls,
S2-90d3. .. calves, S. 00175-25.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; heavy hogs steady
70 &C higher: other hogs steady; top,
S595; bulk OF sales. $. 1915 81; heavy.
$5.s5d5- IS; mixed packers, S5.65G5 20; light
$. o015.75 pigs. $4.o9G5.1o.
receipts, $500: market strong;
native lambs, s4-Sdf-65; western lambs,
$. 75ET4 30; native Wethers. 8 -25fI3- s. ;
western wetheTs, s3.O0G3- 30; western year
Hngs. S3-5904.0 %. ewes, 2.75Q3 .; culls,
e ~ q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
ANARCHISTS THE THEME.
Of the Wichita Chautauqua Social
Union Meeting.

The Wichita ChaUtauqua Social union
VIII hold its autumn meeting IN the Con
gregati0nal church Friday. November @
AZ p. n. The membership includes the
graduate readers and members OF the
present reading circles, numbering more
than 20.
The years reading is devoted 70 Rome
and studies IN the life. literature and art
OF modern Italy. Current topics deal with
the growth OF American diplomacy
The program for the meeting is as fol-
lows:
Presidents Greeting Mrs. P " Piatt
Prize Essay. Mrs. Florence Horton
PIANO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Higginson and Miss Goldie Evans
Tour OF Italy Mrs James Allison
BASS SOLO. --------...-E h g. Marshall
Quarrel Scene from Julius Caesar
...-.----... Messrs. Eckstein and Bone
Piano solo. Miss GCldie Evans
\ Reading from Horace.
..-.-------.--------.- Rev Edwin HuyIer
Vocal Miss Maybeile Ladd
ymposium-<'What Shall We Do With
the Anarchist p observation-disclosures.
The Preacher View. Rev +. y Lynch
The Teachers View. Prof. II. 3. Scott
The Doctors View--....Dr. J. +. Gseu
The Lawyers Niew-.....-.R- II. Piatt
The Editors View-......-..J. l. Papes
The WOmans View. Mrs. P Warren
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
A STARTLING suRPRIsE.

Very few could believe in locking at
A. T. Hoadley, healthy, robust black
smith OF Tiiden, Ind. that for ten years
he suffered such tortures from rheuma-
tism as few could endure and live. But
a wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bitrers. Two bottles wholly
cured me" he writes, and I have not
felt q twinge IN over a year They reg
ulate the kidneys. purify the blood and
cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness,
improve digestion and give perfect health
Try them. Only ~ cents at Gehrings
r,harnacv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
Nv York Money Warke.-

View York. Rev. lS-Mc1ey IN cali
e~r- AZ 81, -er cent prime mercantile
rare-. z--F5 per cent, sterling exchange
strong. with actual business u bankers
lfls n 81 SsTs So, Tor demand and 81
s. $50 NJ ror sixty DAYS, posted rates
s. SFE So a-6 8 Ssszsf So Commercial
hilis s. Ss So Bar silver. 5e-s- Mex
lean dollars ~ Government bonds
weak ref-IrdirE twos registered u.s.
coupon. -S-s- thress registered. ls- coiz-
pol. l>1s. new yours. registered l.S- coz
pca- I2- OLD fogrs. registered 1l-zs- Ceu-
pol. --s 1ves reg Stored. IlT. coupon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

John w Walters opened BIZ rev howl-
far alley az Ifa East Douglas aFcrue yes
fer,Iav u 81 tho finest in she STATE. sa1
80 ane as they make thems-
Mr walters Intends 90 ran - strictly
f~sf class place. where ladies' may -
az ANY flr1a Thr crcwtia which fhrer 81
rhe place nn dav yesterday iniicate
--~rrs rsrrras Nanv - the spectators.
- .rru a. oiaFers yesterday were is4iiss.
,rf already "a rarabfr o. Cubs composed
~ aanuarlen and thelr wives are bsins
crrarlzed
inc formal opening gEf take place
fre latter part ~ fHie usek. Watch -
theIr announcement in the atserfisis<
-..r.---~- 80 sffa rtufr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
RECOMMENDS 1T TO TRAINmEN.

.. u Hausan, Lima, o, engineer =
Z. & W. railway. writes: I have been
troubled a great deal with backache 7
was induced 10 try FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE. and one bottle entirely relieved
me. I gladly recommend II 10 any one.
especially my friends among the train
men, who are usually similarly afflicted. q"
G.. Gehring. 401 E. Douglas; Geo. Van
Werden. IS y. Main; Wichita Drug Co.,
10 Z Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
LICK IN THIRTEEN

By sending thirteen miles WTn- Spirey.
OF Walton Furnace, Vt, got a box OF
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve. that wholly
cured horrible fever-sore on his leg
Nothing else could Positively cures
bruises, felons. ulcers, eruptions. boiIs.
burns. corns and piles. Only sc. Guar
anteed b. Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
vERY QUIETLY MARRIED.
wichita Young Man Gets kn ohis
Bride.

Ernest % Gsmm aad Mlss Asrgar~t
v.ff.a-r~ we're aa.rflr married aanfaT
afternoon ~ ffs SarfH Msrkes street
Probate 1gdre Ntear Performed ~ csrs-
reer- SIR Grfmm Par lived ir tnis city
d number IS sears Zee FL earErf' tsr-
sflse WHlams III frr.m fkrCn ofio. 81
har 8 iarrs circle - frferis i7 ats eiff-
Tree sfal continue f1 rlake faeir bone "a
frla r.rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
MADE A FINE DRIVE
street Comm sssoner Allen Improves
sSrueca street

Street Commissioner E T. Allen has
graded Seneca street on either side Of the
Big River and made II one OF the incest
driving streets IN the city clear down 70
Riverside park The sandy section OF
the street has been covered with cilGers.
The next Improvement win be the widen
ing Of the bridge over Little river On Cen
traI avenue. The bridge VIII be made
wider Just as soon as the piles can Dc Sc
cured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
SALES.


Chicago. Nov s.--Cattle-Raceipts. a.
O1a- SO western. choice steady- others
slow good 70 prime. S5.-5G7-l1. poor u
medium S4.9fG6.-5; stockers and feeders,
g 056 fs0- cows. 81 - t.Sl, heifers, $50
m5.ag. Gamers. Sl-211 %, bulls, S2-9al O. -.
calves. S253n6-25; western steers, $50
5s5
IIoes-Receipts. today. $500. tomorrow.
SS.g9- LETT over $500, market steady -
fran on strong weight. closing weak;
mixed and butchers. s. -5oG5.S5, good 20
choice heavy. %.sG5.90i rough 70 fair
heavy. s. s5Q5.55. light S5.25sIj-l5; bulk
az sales. S5-s5l5.15.
Sheep-Receipts. 2Soo0; sheep opened
steady, closed u 20 sc lower; lambs
opered steady. closed ID To I5C lower-
good % choice wethers, s. 4914.l0. fair
L. choice mixed. S2Sl83.sQ, western
sheep. S10164-uo. extra, native lambs.
s. .65s western lambs, S.V44.45.
ST. Louie
O39 Including 27a Texans; market
stockers and feeders, 3 4.l5. COWS and
hesfers. z.ar5.00- Texas and Indian
steers. S5.es24--5- COWS and heifers. $40
G5I5-
H0gs-Recetpts. Flo; market steady;
piss and lights. &75l- packers. SIS
G5.t9- butchers. s5-6fI5 S.
Sheep-Receipts, -se- market steady
native sheep. N-9145.5s native lambs
Ss-lz4.6o-
Kansas City.
45l0 natives. SD Texans. So calves. Beef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
conoN MARkET.

New YORK. Nov E-The cotton rzr-
set opened scea6y et s decline CT % 3
points The Close was barely steady,
Rlth prices net : - polzts IoKe<.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
NOT HEREDITARY

In the main, consumption
IS not hereditary; Il IS infeo-
tious.
Low vital force i hereditary;
which gives consumption is
chance. An infection starts
i.
Between the TWO, the crop
Is . big one: about one-sixth
CT the human race.
We suppose It needn't be
more than : per cent Il people
would take far care and Scott
emulsion OF cod-iver OIL
We $40 ~ zssl-s = y z "a La
sCoZT = EcBSE ~ Fsaa s-ssS, Ns~ Fsr&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
O'BRlEN PAYS FORFEIT
Match Bstwe~a frnsk Craig I'D ~
ofHrsss FafI- ThronEh.

Trrdla EeF. lsTha uaten arrznzrt
~ the Natarai -partira club 20 ~ Ha.9-
Tezeshf ErEish rfamuirnsiis eetHeen
Jack 0-Braia ~ Fhaseeiphia sn1 Ffsre
rFsfg. fhe eHsrfsfa coffee es1ier har
faren tlrouEh oRrea raTrg forfeit.
ifawevsr. char.ie MeEerver - Pnaseei-
.aa. VIC has sass iarfsd in Eosaasai.
fr STEPPED iato fae breech. fteazh qHt
rf freIriar ard has ener~d e. fass
of.-frre place This fae been a-rsufrf
ed 81 ErrsFr ard Crafg ~i rfhf 80 -
s ff1aal Sporting cuh ssaFsnter 81.
Fna cas- srs f-Thr fesa saiirr
~ lrrz srslen ard Harry Grars fofa
-rIsrft were ferrs rr ffe ~err ~ a fferi
at Al2 CfaE1 asea-s ia fhls cay sariT
t0.1sg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.

X
ment Of gold which ever left New York
in a single day. VIII be carried on the
steamship sailing tomorrow and touch
ing AT French and German ports. The
aggregate engagements amount in round
I numbers 10 $3.50 go, and with the ex-
. ception Of a small proportion for Berlin.
the whole amount is destined for Paris.
This constitutes q sufficiently impressive
movement Of specie 10 explain easily the
hesitating tone developed in the stock
market. The depression OF prices be-
came very general ar one time, but was
decidedly uneven, several stocks in the
list Offering resistance to the decline and
rejecting continued large buying and Wig
orous support The days greatest de-
preston came before the total engage
ments Of gold had been received. and
the tendency 10 recover had set in and
continued In face Of the later mere
ment TO the movement. The most acute
depression vas shown BY the stocks of
railroads Immediately concerned IN the
Northwestern railroad settlement. and
the special cause of this was easily per
cepthle in the vigorous expressions Of
opposition 10 the company and Its OBJ
jects by the governor OF Minnesota. who
entreuched himself behind laws on the
state statute books Assurances. how
ever. were given out IN Wall Street, with
official sanction. that these statutes had
been fully considered and that in the
opinion Of learned counsel none Of them
We're violated in the formation Of the
Northern Securities company. This
however, did not avail 10 remove entirely
the chilling effect of the hostile attitude
assumed against the company. outside
Of this special portion of the stock list,
the effect of the enormous outward move
ment of sold was singularly moderate.
There was no new cause apparent for
the movement. Foreign obligations con-
tinue 10 nature in very large volume.
and the supply OF exchange bills against
commercial operations : utterly made
quate 10 meet the demand from this
source
Railroad bonds were only moderately
active, and were irregular. Total sales.
par value, S2945.e0 United States re-
funding twos declined = per cent on the
last call
Closing prices Of stocks were as follows:
Atchison .------- >'i do pfd -.....-.-lsS
DO pfd ..-.....30l5z South Pac --... 6tlz
BALTIC. & Ohio. --r. South Railway. 355s
do pfd ..-.--.- IS do pfd .-------. Si
Can. Pac. lifts Texas & Pac o.. AIS
Can. South .--.. S. ToI-. St. I. * " 2l1z
Chesa. * Chic +6is do pfd ..-----.- s.
Chi. * Alton co.. 3114 Union Pac ..--.-l05
do ptd -.--.---.tlas do pa --.--.--. ti-r
CHI mo q lee - W aoasn ------
do pt1 -------- 43-- do rEC --.--.-.- Il -
Chi * =, lli..-.13Ez Wheel. & 7. Z y
Chi. g. = W.. 20, do "a pfd &C.. s5ie
do a pfi ---... s. Wis. Central u
do Qfd -----. % do ptd ---....-. =
CHI. * Northw.2oS Adams TX ......1a9
Chi, Z. Il * Pl4l-4 Amer Ex ---..-z9iz
Chi Term * T. - :. TX $4,000. 9
do PHI .-.--.-. 81 wells Fargo .--Is9
CC.C a s. L.. 571. Anal copper d. 81.
Colo. South ..-. ISIS amer Car & +. IS
do LIST pfd .--- 5-le do ptC -..------ $40
90 u pa 500 - Amer Lin : on is
Deia. s. Hud .-.-1lsil do ptd -.---.--- IS
Del r. K w al Am SIN. & Re. 451s
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- QUOTATIONs.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
F7our-Market steady.
Theat-No. spring, 67d71c; No. ?
red. 78isq74c.
Corn-No. , yellow, Sic
Oats-No. ,. 49ikq42c; No. ? white. sz1z9
s31sc; No. white. ease.
Rye-No. ?. SEC.
Barley-Fair 10 choice mailing. 55dsac.
Flax seed-No. 7. 81, No. 1 north
western. 81
Timothy seed-Prime s. $50.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, Sl3s4014-00.
Iard-Per 10 lbs. S 81 S-55-
short rib sides 0oose), s. saG7.s5; dry
salted shoulders fhozei}. 7isg7lzc; short
clear sides tboxed) SS1uS
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. n-31.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMEN.TA
Rec pts Snipu e.
Flour. ocis- ---------------- o5-.-l e..t
~ 1e2L- o. ----.--.---- -.-.tt 1890
Corn, cf4- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -lli.sH $500
oats. on ------.-------- --f.--'f --t 'f
fsNC- sl- 1871 -.-f
Bsrlev. on. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9-.r4 1Sato
on the Produce Exchange. today. The
market closed as follQws-
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% BANNER sALVE. ssys- r used b.
for piles. ana il has dons ne more good
than any saiFe Z have eTer used. ard ]
have tried a great many iiads q. Geh-
ring. 4oa Z. Doue.as- Geo. Van Werarn
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