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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Fredonia has put down another gas
we'll which has flow OF 10000 o0 feet.
The case against William Martindale
in court at Topeka, has been continued
until April.
Lit Crum 3 probably solacing himself
with the philosophy that all things come
to him who waits.
The State Board OF Charities has
turned down all bids on flour. charging
that the bidders are in combine.
The joints at Wellington have all
closed on a mysterious order. They are
probably letting the storm blow by.
Mrs Belle Hotclkiss. of Great Bend.
who killed her brother-in-law. has been
sentenced to the penitentlary for three
years.
When community or interest meets
community OF interest" remarks the
Atehison Globe. then viii come the tug
If war
The trustees Of Washburn College have
purchased a illz inch telescope for 5000
The instrument took the FIRST prize at the
Paris exposition.
J. H Childers. Of Topeka. who runs
the eOlored mans paper, the Plaindealer
is olt after the job Of recorder OF deeds
District Of Columbia.
A big public reception VIII be given
Funston when he returns from the Phil
ippines. The reception proposed viii take
place in the State house.
Colonel Metcah has returned from
Washington. He says he is seeking no
appointment from the president. and the
president offered him no place.
Despite the drouth, Kansas has made
more money this year than she ever did
before. But shs will take hers next year
without the dr0uth. II she can have IL
that way just the same.
Politics is the key to the greatest pub
licity ia America. As soon as Funston
was made brigadier general and ceased
TO be q political possibility IN Kansas
his name began 10 be infrequent in kan
sas newspapers.
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THAT NEW SHIP SUBSIDY BILL

The new bill FOR the encouragement Of the merchant
marine and for increasing the building Of American ships
differs somewhat from that before last congress The pres
ent limit Of mail contracts which is years
creased TO fifteen Seven distinct classes pro
vded for in the present b the being fixed at IS
twenty knot steamships increasing minimum size
5000 tons TO 10000 tons For seennot steamships the
rate is fixed at SIS provided the size is increased from 5000
tons, the present maximum. To 5000 tons.
As maximum mail rates per gross per 100 nautical
niles the Frye bin proposes for vessels over 10000 tons
tRenty knots - cents: nineteen knots % cents over
5e0o tons eishteenknot 23 cents seventeen knots q
cents; sixteen knots Le cents fifteen knots IL cents:
ever 1000 tons, fourteen knots. Is cents
general subsidy Of cent gross ton per le0 mar
teal miles is proposed number Of entries within aay
year not to exceed sixteen
II order alleged 10 promote the building Of new ve
ss for ocean traffic the Frye bin makes an additional
allowance o. onefoaFth of cent gross ton for hye
years.
Any vessel to receive general subsidy must carry mails
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KITCHENER BUT AN ENGLISH wEYLER.

Kitchener who wants to proclaim the Beers outlaws.
and their fight for country and home being outside
civilized warfare is being himself criticised the world
over and by the people of Great Britain for his
Reconcenrado policy Even the British conserva
tives who hold that commander of British troops cannot
possibly do wrong" seem to have been affected by the
sharp criticisms made well nigh every regarding
Weyers tactics in the land Of the Beers Report has
that when parliament together again the Tory gov
eTnment will put forward scheme in regard the
recommendation in South Africa It is believed
this proposal will suggest the distribution OF the refugees
in the settled districts dispatch from Brussels to the
London Standard declares that Hoan das asked pow
10 support her in demand that the people these
camps he brought to Holland. Perhaps this what has
acted spur to the dscreded leaders of the Boer-
CRUSHING party Westminster
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

Ed Howe. Of AtchisoB. went to Kansas
City 20 hear grand opera This - part OF
bis experience. During the Performance
last night we were niue. amused at tho
actions Of a man who sat directly in
front Of US lie was evidently IRON the
east" and was accompanied By q tiruia
young lady who evidently ived In Kansas
City. lie found fault with everything.
When the people were clapping their
hands. for curtain calls, he cried
'-Bravoi" Seeing that the young lady
with him was. shocked. he said. That's
Inc way they 90 ir New York ! never
SAN such JAYS IS YOU are here, Bravo
Bravo lie explained Frequently tew
the opsra should be pat or. and said
there should have been a double stage
IA the last act But Of course you
cant see that in the small towns. he
explained. when the EgFptisn cor1n17r-
der returned az the heal q bis vtcto-
rIous army carried hv four men en- a
dry goods box, which had been covered
With q piece % red bunting, Dc sad
--Thfs IS terrfbiet Ttev should have p
brass band or the stage in Mss ace1s.
Ihe hero should come IN On a. elephant.
There should be three hundred people ~
tha stage sn this scEpe After warts.
discovered that he MS not from New
York. az an. 5uf from Parsons. fAanzsa
T 2 sfariock. ~ ~ Dorado who has
beer gad1flg sho1t - the e.iss- writes
There we're more uor1sa tlsr rer On
the streets. 81 fce shafs ara stnrfH q
Eerzzs Clfr---1sei f-r two T or1er . ore
-,ar-tne rr1 partlon. There afrs more
roraen traa men a. tee stress ~ tre
fsr7-f-nent stores shops ard c1csfi -
Cni-aeo Men eutrafrsoeEe5 fte acfren
Ia -hs hatei c1ias t1t ruf ir ne Ertt
roarls. coffee z1d 8.rlaz rpors There
aupearsE 90 e. THREE sTrer a. ore ira1
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FRENCH CRADLES AND GRAVES.

The French government has just appointed commits
the cradles of that country may be reinforced their pres
ent close contest with its graves is that France
is actually declining nation in the matter Of numbers.
She counts 3SoOOOOO people today If Aace and Lorraine
had been wrenched from her in 1871 would count
nearly 40 100000 which is 100000 than she had
in 1900 That respectable rate of increase though not
nearly rapid that of her British German neigh
bors during the hundred years But the deaths
have close balancing the births France
that her yearly population only
Bernard in the debate advocated special
legislation check the remarkably high death among
French infants 1t is interesting this relation
that the eminent British statstcian, Sir Robert Gien
recently pointed French death rate we're as
Of the United Kingdom France would at once
show a substantial yearly increase in her population.
Fewer deaths just effective births
ing the census returns.
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The police have the diamonds stolen
from 8 New FORK City jay in the The New York
police anything stolen from western jay in
New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

Senator Bacon's intmaton that may some day own
either side canal VIII couse Nicaragua 10
get her army Of s25 and drill them ygoroasly.
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Yung IN has been decorated with the twoeyed peacock
feather But of he knows that this merely
means the later humiliation OF having it taken away from
him.
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Congress shows very little politics this session It
country IS grathed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

England threatens longer tteat the Beers bel
hEereat Nsrcifl heavens what has England been treat
ing them as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

In Japan an American missionary been arrested for
hitting boy with Bible Maybe he wanted 10 impress It
IN y mind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

The police keeping pretty close tab the conn
cred.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

Vanity who IS great detective. seems 70 have caught
Maggie johnson and X. Il. woods. c,lorei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

As soon as the sst vesge interest ID her gone the
bandits VIII brins Ass Stone II in disgust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

The German recAstag has lad case q Yaakeegaosia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-13

Evidently General Funston fad Tie rrice y hIs
7enown broken health
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feather a sense knows that this merely
the later humiliation OF having it taken away from
him.
Senator Bacon's intmation that may some DAY own
the land either side the canal VIII Nicaragua
get her army Of $50 and drill them vigorously.
Congress shows very little politics this session Il is
talking business mostly in businessike style. And the
country is gratihed.
IN Japan American missionary been arrested for
hitting boy with Bible Maybe he wanted impress
on the boys mind
England threatens no longer t.eat the bel
Hgerents Msrcf heavens what has England been treat
ing them as?
The police are keepng pretty close tab the conn
try when $4,000 WORTH II stolen diamonds can BE recov-
cred.
Senator Wellington IS - be left OF Ell committees
in the senate Weingfons roast is Re sloT FIRE
Vanity who great detective seems 70 have caught
Maggie Johnson and y. Il woods. c,oEesi.
As the ss vestse q interest IL heT IS gone the
bandits VIII brins Miss Sione IL IN Disgust
Evidently General Funston is to fad The price q his
7enosrn brukea health
The German reichstag has had case q Naakee7Aesa
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Wool.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF the wool
trade: The market is active and strong. An
enormous business has been transacted, which
has been more broadly distributed than at any
time this year. The demand has been from all
classes Of mills, large and small, the former
taking on some goOd-sized blocks of wool. nota-
bly, OF oregon woods. the aggregate transactions
in which are claimed TO amount to about 1000. 05
POUNDS. II is known that some large deals are
now pending on spot woods and woods to arrive.
which Will very likely result in continued large
sales for a few weeks TO come. On foreign woods
some large transactions are likely TO materialize
at any time The season in Montana is rapidly
drawing TO a close. ana 10y next week most of
the Montana buyers will have reached home. 1t
is estimated that hardly more than ) per cent.
Of the clip Of that state has been consigned. the
great bulk or 1t having been purchased outright.
All the other States and Territories have like
wise been pretty well cleaned up. The receipts
OF wool in Boston this week amounted to 80, 939
bales. against 81. 62S bales last week and Is. 139
bales a year ago. The sales for the week in
Boston amounted TO IL. 545. 900 lbs domestic and
1880, 900 lbs foreign, making a total Of IA, So, coo
lbs, against a total Of SEQ. 900 lbs for the previ-
Gus week and a total of :, 237. 900 lbs for the cor
responding week last year. Shipments Of wool
for the week ending Aug. u were SIS. 153 lbs
This shows an increase OF 752. 200 lbs over the
shipments OF the previous week. Since Jan. I
the total shipments amount TO 153, s2, Cpl lbs.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. H.-WoOl quiet and steady
medium grades. Ii@l7c, light fine, 1lG14c; heavy.
9Qllc; tub washed, l2424c.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

F YORK. Aug. l.-Butter-Receipts, l,eSS
packages. Market firm: state dairy, l4Gl9c;
creamery. 16G20Izc: June packed factory, l9d
l5lsc: limitation creamery. 14H171xc. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. 2.2O3 packages. Market unsettled; fancy
large, cOloreG, 9ihc; fancy large, white. SlsdSAc;
fancy small. colored. CSC; fancy small. white.
SkQ9t2c. Eggs-ReCeipts, 5521 packages Mar
let firm; State and Pennsylvania. l6nlsc; West
ern candled, l3al612c; Western uncandied, lOGl5c.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1A-Butter firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery, 2li2c,
fancy Western prints. 21i2c; fancy nearby prints.
24c- Eggs firm and in good demand; fresh near
by. lie; fresh Western, lie; fresh Southwestern,
121sc; fresh Southern, 12c. Cheese dull and
weak; New York full creams. fancy small. sac;
New York full creams, fair TO choice, SsQ94c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. -1A.-Butter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation, 1Sc; fancy creamery.
&c; store packed. 12G14c. Eggs firm and I'M
changed: fresh. 1sGl6Hc. Cheese firm and' IN
changed; large, 10hc; medium. 10i5c; small, lOAc.
CHICAGO, Aug. I4.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creaTneries.
141aG2lc; diaries, 131aQ1Sc. Cheese steady at
s&Qlc&c. Eggs steady at 1:d14l=c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1t.-Packing butter. lie
per 10; common country, lie; good, 124l3c: Elgin,
23c in 60-lb tubs, 23lac in 30-lb tubs; Elgin 10
prints. 24c. Eggs, 10QIo2c.
vs. CPTY Aug. 14.-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. lie per dozen. loss
off and cases returned.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. H--Butter firm: creamery,
17q22lzc; dairy. 14G17c. Eggs steady; nearby.
lie.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Eggs firm at 1sc. But
ter active. Cheese steady.
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street-RaiIway and Belt Securities.
Chicago stocks.
TGranger Farwell & Co.'S '
PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
leading Stocks strongly HeId-Lon-
don Buying Helps the Market.
IMeyer & Klser's Telegram.

meyer x hlSerS Telegram
NEW YORK. Aug. 14-During the great
or part of the day the market displayed
considerable strength. with a rather bet
ter show of activity than for several days.
Quotations from London gave some slim
illus TO the market. all Americans showing
gains over our closing, more especially st.
Paul. which was about . per cent. The
London houses were fairly large buyers,
their total purchases being in the neighbor-
hood OF $1,000 shares, most of which was IN
st. Paul and Atchison. The local buying
of st. Paul, Union Pacific and Atchison
by persistent reports of an increase In the
dividend in October, and the second by
expectations that Southern Pacific would
pay a dividend before the end of the year.
The steel stocks showed a falling off in
volume of transactions. The strike news
was, on the whole. OF a somewhat less
favorable character. Sugar continued TO
be under some pressure. the accounts OF
Mr.. Havemeyer's health being curiously
contradictory. The buying Of N. Y. G. was
thought to be of an investment nature.
Twin City continued its upward course.
The buying was mostly by houses with
hour considerable liquidation made its APP
pearance, causing a general reaction. A
though rates for money remained un-
changed there was more shifting of loans
than for some time, owing to the calling of
loans by a few large banks. The market
rallied somewhat during the last fifteen
minutes and closed rather dull. but with a
good undertcne. That stocks are in strong
sure to sell, and this theory is supported by
the leading money brokers in the street,
who assert that strong interests have re-
Gently been heavy. borrowers OF time
money. presumably for the purpose of car
rying stocks that have been bought during
the recent decline.
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At NEW YORK.
Lower Prices ON the staples,
With Sentiment Unsettled.

NEW YORK, Aug. H-Flour-Receipts,
II, PSI brls; exports. 1882 brls; a shade easier,
but not quotably lower. Rye dull; No. .
Western, Coo {. o. b. afoat.
Wheat-Receipts. 90. 800 blu; exports, 1O4.-
13S bu. Spot weak; No. 2 red, 1880 f. o. b..
anoat: 7sHc elevator; No. northern Du-
luth, Slssc f. o. b. afioat; No. l hard Du-
luth. S9ssc f. o. b. ahoat. Options, after
opening firm on higher cables, were weak
ened decidedly by liquidation, smaller sea-
board clearances than usual, foreign sell
ing and increased country offerings; closed
weak at ss44c net loss; September, $50
1850, closed at 1SSsc; October, ~ u-l6QSOc,
closed at Hfsc; December, S0AI81&c, closed
at S01ac.
Corn-Receipts, 80, 200 bu; exports. As, 762 blu.
Spot weak; No. ., 6SHc elevator, 62tsc {. o.
b, afioat. Options had a firm opening o.
cables, but turned weak through active
liquidation, small clearances, absence of
bulllsh crop news, the wheat break and on
short selling; finally rallied, however, on
covering, and closed unsettled at 1s@9sc
decline; September, 62Aa63&c, closed at
631.c; October, 63I63Zsc, closed at 637sc; De-
cember, 64Q66c. closed at SEC.
Oats-Receipts, 1900 bu; exports, 60 Oh.
Spot dull; No. 2, Oc; No. 3. 3Sc; No. 2 white,
4ia441kc; No. 3 white. 43l4c: track mixed
Western, 3912Q41c; track white, 42Q50c. OPP
tons quiet.
Cut meats quiet; picked hams, S11. Lard
steady; Western steamed, $905a9. 10. Re-
fined quiet. Tallow firmer; city, 415-16c;
country. 5Q51sc.
Cofee-Spot Rio quiet: No. : invoice, 55sc.
lid dull; Cordova, Sd1115c.
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy: fair refining.
3 9-16c; centrifugal. 80 test. csc: mOlasses
sugar, 3 5-l6c. Refined quiet; crushed, 5.S5c;
powdered, 5.45c; graduated, 5.35c.
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DEGENERATION OF sHAFFER.
His Later U~tterances show a Tendency
70 tn Anarchy.
Nebraska State Journal

Nebraska State Journal.
Shaffer seems To be degenerating rapidly.
In his latest reported speech he exhorted
the workingmen TO draw their deposits out
of the savings banks. He alleged in de-
Tense of this idiOtic advice that somebody
had called his attention in a letter 10 the
fact that the people who deposited their
money in the savings banks We're the sup
porters of the trusts" The savings banks
trusts that borrow il and secure the banks
by deposits of stocks or bonds. He had
been greatly impressed by the idea and
without stopping to measure his words tells
the labOring men of the country TO with
draw their money at once.
This stamps Shaffer as an arrant and
dangerous demag &c que, as an enemy to
society and a probable Anarchist, for what
he seeks is a financial panic, widespread
business trouble ana a reign of terror like
Ii is hardly probable that any great num-
ter of workmen having deposits in savings
banks will be foolish enough TO take Shat
fer'S advice. The sort OF men who are
carried away by such rawlings are not apt
to have any money in the savings bank.
Besides the working man who has money
IN the savings bank most always has a lit
tie woman at home. who has a level head
and who acts as a brake when ne is in
clined 10 ill himself up with wind and tear
away from his mornings.
III these wives are wise they Will exert
themselves now to the uttermost 10 rescue
their families from the whirlpool into
which Shaner and his advisers are endeav-
oring &c plunge hundreds of thousands of
industrious and patriotic Americans born
and naturaliZed.
Shaffer IL a dies perate and dangerous in
his way as a Malay running a-muck. 4
man of extremely nervous temperament is
unfit for the dictatorship that he has
achieved through the organization of the
Amalgamated As o%ciation. He is inebriated
with his own power and sudden notoriety
and unless his associates manage to check
him in some way he will not only pillow a
bloody furrow through the manufacturing
districts OF the North and East. but ne will
hopeleSsly wreck the labor unions them
selves and put the workingman back two
decades.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING. Y 600. in
Guiding 800 Texans and 1000. Westerns. Choice
steers steady; others slow, butcher stock about
steady: Texans active; Westerns steady. Good
20 prime steers. S5.J46 20. poor 10 medium. S,x
SO: stockers and feeders slow except choice al
81 l5H4 10: COWS. s. son 30. heifers. - 2sqs 30.
Gamers, Sl.J0n2- 40. bulls weak AT I'D ..
calves. s3a6. Texas fed steers. two cars. average.
s.. 25d4 90; Western steers. 81 4005.O5.
to-day. 35.0q0. tomorrow. p O00.
estimated: left over, 1000. Market opened weak
closel stronger. Top. $50; mixed and butchers.
S5.5006 l2iz. good 10 choice heavy. s. coos. 20
rough heavy. Ss.fnoSS; light. Ss.fsQ5T7is. bulk
OF sales. S5.e1n5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market nearly stead,
Good to choice wethers. S. 60a4a fair To choice
mixed. S8.20N3.e5. Western sheep. t3loa4S.
yeariings. 81 tos'i2. native lambs, 5000.
Western lambs. A.2DN5.50.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. n-catie-Reeeints
$500 natives. 2.oo0 Texans and go calves. stock
crs and feeders i0nI5c higher. Texas steers
steady 90 strong. native steers sfsady 90 strong
Choice export and dressed beef steers. -. f0ds.ss.
s. s0d4 80: Western fed steers. 81 1875 -. Wevtern
range steers. S-25uiSN Texans and Indians.
s.. T5H415. Texas COWS. 2.f0n2ro. native cows
s. sed4. hcifcrs. canncrs. Sf.s4a2 40.
bulls. s. SH4. calves Ana,A.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market steady 10 C
lower Top. Saoltz. bulk. fAoo06. heaNy. ssa
SER: mixed packers. S65n6; light. 1&35.s5.
ries. s4.5e05cs.
and closed To- lower Lambs. H2535g. native
wetheTs. Sl25n3so. native yeariinss. 8$oq4s5:
Western wethers. sin3.fa. Western Neariinr..
g. 25H3.5o; ewes. S2.75n3Zs stock ewes. $2g2t0
ST. LOUIS. Aug H.-Cattle-Receipfs. ga.
Including a21 Texans. Market steady on hest
easier. Native shippins and export steers. 81 so44
5g. dressed beef and butcher steers. 0Nl5. 20.
steers under f.oe9 lbs. SSa5. stockers and FEEDER
s2.so0i' COWS and heifers. A9AN; Gamers. S.zSu
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Metals.

NEW DIRK Aug. 14-Tin in London was re-
duced 81 12s ID on spot and 81 lis Sd on futures
due. il is said. to liquidation and under a lack OF
support. The close was easy, spot standing al
41l5 5s and futures ELL Locally. a sympathetic
decline took place. but trading was slow. and the
close quiet and easy at 20. 15HZ7 25c. Locally
copper was dull at nominally unchanged prices
on the basis of 161sN17c for Lake Superior and
16&s for casting and electrolytic. Prices a,
London were as last quoted. but the undertone
was easy. Spot closed at $50 So so and futures
965 lis Cd. Lead was featureless at home and
abroad and unchanged. The London price was
Eli 13s Sd for spot and here 4.371sc. Spelter was
nominally unchanged here at 3.s0N3. Csc. London
closed at ei6 Us Sd. Iron was inactive, but
values were In buyers favor at So. 50d10 for pig
iron warrants. No. 1 foundry. Northern, sl5Q
Is. 50; No. q foundry. Southern. 80; No. ]
foundry, Southern, sl4. 75ul5.25; No. l foundry
Southern, soft, $l4. 75l15.25. Glasgow warrants
closed at 53s Sd and Middlesboro at 46s.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. H.-Metals steady. Lead
firm at 400 A40c. Spelter quiet at 3.S0c.
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14.-Live poultry firm
and in fair demand; fowls, 99Tl0c; old ROSTERS,
&c; spring chickens, 14Q16c: ducks. loo. Dressed
poultry steady and in fair demand: fowls, 10c
fair TO good fowls. 9q91zc: old ROSTERS, 613c;
nearby broilers. 1SQl1c; Western broilers. IL
Q14c.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4-Poultry-Alive steadieTi
springers. 12q13lsc; turkeys. 9lsc; fowls, 9kc.
Dressed firm: springers. 1Sq14c; fowls, 9qSlzc
turkeys. 74S:ec.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1i-Poultry steady; chickens,
&c: springs. 1oc: turkeys. SC: young. safe: ducks
SC; springs. &c; geese, Sc; springs, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. H.-Hens, 6n6Hc per ID
spring chickens. 11lsc per 10. $1.35G2 per dozen,
young ducks. Ease per Id.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys. 6Qsc; chickens, V4al3c. including spring
chickens.
CINCINNATI, Aug. H-Poultry firm; chickens,
7allc; turkeys, &c.