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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
OPERA PHASES


Wichita people certainly have cause to
appreciate hearing opera we'll sung, finely
costumed and so well presented at popu-
Ian prices, by the Wilber- KerWin Opera
company. at the Crawford theater this
week. What a welcome relief the fine
productions by this opera company are
- the cheap-priced theatrical companies
with which theater-goers have had a sur
felt. And while the opportunity presents
itself it will be well for Wichita patrons
to take advantage of it. as It will proba-
bly, be long while before such another
opportunity viii be offered.
The presentation of the Grand
Duchess Onenbachs tuneful opera, at
tracted a crowded house to the Crawford
last night. The audience was even larger
than on Monday night. The nature Of the
opera does not permit Of as much OF the
spectacular in the way OF so much
scenery. but the production was fine, just
the same. One of the features Of this
company is the elaborate and elegant
costuming of the caste and chorus
Oranges of costume are frequent and the
costumes are new and elegant. The
stage management is excellent. and the
marches ana stage business is very cred
liable.
Last nights performance presented Miss
Susie kerwin in the role OF the Grand
Duchess of GeTaldStcln. MISS kerWln did
act appear in Jack and the Bean-stalk.' -
on Monday night, and her appearance was
q matter of curiosity and comment. Miss
Kerwin proved herself a very sweet
singer and a most graceful and talented
actress. Nr. Kohnle. Mr.. HUH and Miss
Elaine Forrest again did excellent work
in the caste. The opera was wei pre-
scented. with ali the interpretations. seen
cry that it permits Of and ali other stage
accessories in n very up-to-date manner.
The large chorus Of pretty girls again
made a hit. The speciaiti :, the news
boys QUarcette, by four young ladies' OF
the chorus, was q novel innovation. and
made a hit, and Miss Elaine Forrest
pleased especially IN the rendition OF one
o. Ardettas waltzes. Both were heartily
encored. Several curtain calls were also
accorded some good ensemble work last
night. At the matinee this afternoon and
tonight will be presented Jack and the
Bean-stalk''
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COMING LOCAL VENTS.

Special rehearsal Of Reformed church
chorus choir at Z O'Clock sharp, this even
ing. All members urged TO be present.
Miss Grace Lucas. contralto. assisted
by Mr.. James Myers tenor, VIII give n
recital tais evening at the Sickne- con-
servatory-
Columbia Lodge No. 8, o. D. II. S. will
have their regular meeting this afternoon
at three o'clock in their hall in the GeJto
block. Election of officers
The Womsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church will
meet today in the church parlors at 2;So.
Mite boxes TO be opened. All ladies in
vited.
The Young Peoples Missionary League
Of the First Pres byterian church, Will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs
T. J. Wright, 1872 Park Place. Notice
change O. place OF meeting
The buckeye Association win meet this
evening in the hail over 255 North Main
street. There Will be good program
during the evening and q most pleasant
time is promised ell the members who
attend,
The Rev. A. s. DEFIANT western sup
erintendent Of the Home Missions Of the
Reformed church. viii address the men,
bers Of the church this evening at g
o'clock. All members OF the church are
especially urged to be present
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CATTLE SAIL
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The boys about the Dold packing house
looked pleased yesterday when they re-
marked that the brick work on the big
cooler was finished.
When you come to take all the sales Of
hogs on the Wichita market, they Will
average up pretty well with any other.
The shipper who runs past this market
VIII not make any money by the expert
/. ]. Lewis. Of Milan. o. T., had a car
load of hogs on the market yesterday,
shipped from Pond Creek. He was well
pleased with his sale, and he thinks
Wichita is the most convenient market
Tor Oklahoma.
&C car load OF hogs yesterday.
j. n Carter, Of Clearwater, had a car
Of hogs that brought a good price yes
ierday- Ernest, as the boys call him.
used 90 boy hogs for Burt KEEL, W hen
Mr.. kell was compelled TO quit business
on account of failing health, Ernest Car
ter kept right along IL is claimed that
J B. kell shipped more hogs to the
Wichita market since it was hrst opened
than any other shipper.
Pat Mckinley, of Freeport, was late
errival last evening with two car loads
o. stock. one OF cattle, one mixed cattle
and hogs.
G. s. Stewart. of Whitewater. arrived
late with a car of hogs yesterday, but
they We're sold before the market closed
II. c. DebTccht of Andale, marketed
ear load Of cattle and hogs yesterday.
~. T. Hudson induced the train men
TO run his two car loads Of hogs TO the
yards yesterday without waiting for the
bills lading down town His word goes at
the stock yards without any guaranty
from the railroad company. If Hudson
saws they are his hoes. that settles it.
Seymour Clark, OF Andover, was late
arrival with q car load Of hogs last
LOCAL MARKET.
Grain-Wheat, Sii4q65c. Corn Csc. Oats,
Produce-Butter, 1870 Eggs. ll15c.
Hens. er 10. &c; ducks, &C; geese, &C; tur-
key hens. 1Qc; young toms, sc; OLD
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STANDING FOR WICHITA
Chas. LuiinS Has some Comparisons
TO Wake at Toneka

a Topeka correspondent Of the Kansas
City Journal says: Representative
Charles Luling OF Sedgwick county can
always be found standing up for Wichita.
The figures given out recently BY some
Topeka temperance advocates. showing
that Wichita had decreased In manufac-
turing during the past ten years. are abb
soluteiy false said he. Wichita has been
growing wonderfully. We have got more
new Wholesale houses and manufactures
in the past FIVE years than Topeka has al
together We have more factories and
wholesale houses right now than Topeka
VIII ever have More real estate changes
hands n Wichita Ia month land values
in wichita have increased three times ~
much as they have 81 Topeka during The
past FIVE years II the prohihitiouists
want 70 use comparisons 20 bolster Up
their position. they had better avoid CON-
uarinC Wichita and Topeka DO
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in the city visiting her parents. J. E.
Caldwell and wife at S55 Indiana avenue
Mrs ]. H. Cannon is expected in the
city this morning for a three weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ed
Mitchell.
Mrs. s E Long returned yesterday
from Saginaw, Mich. where she has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs Z. H
Harper. during the past year.
R. II. Piatt has returned from Clark
county. where he went to look after
some abstacts. He reports that the
wheat west OF Norwich is looking fine.
The choir of the Reformed church is
making special preparations for Easter
and an elaborate musical program of
solos, choruses and pipe organ numbers
viii be rendered.
Rev J. F. Irwin. pastor OF the Metho-
dist church at Medicine Lodge is serious
" III az the Wichita hospital with appen-
dicitis- he VIII undergo a surgical oper-
alton next Friday.
Mr.. NJ. Rogers, a prominent sheep
dealer OF Cheney. Kan. who has lately
purchased land near Wichita, has an
nounced TO his friends that he intends 70
make Wichita his future home.
Mr.. Clarence Adams of Paramount. Ill.
has arrived in Wichita for the purpose
of looking over the ground with the pur-
pose OF making a purchase in this vicin-
ity II he finds he can do so probably.
Mrs. Addison Watson. OF SIS North
Lawrence. who was taken to the Wichita
hospital last week for treatment for
Ia grippe, from which she has been quite
i'll for several weeks. is now rapidly i'm
proving.
Mr. Walter Morris and Sophia RAIDER
were married at Wellington last Satur-
day by DR.. Hall OF the First NJ. Z. church.
Alr. Morris is engaged In the loan bust
ness. while his bride is an accomplished
young lady. who can paint a fine picture
and has taken several prizes in oratoricaI
contests. They are at home to their many
friends at 231z East Ninth street.
J. z. Junkin. secretary OF the State Edi-
torial Association, WIS IN Wichita yes
terday. consulting with Mr.. 3. L. Dunn.
OF the Frisco system, in regard 20 the ex-
cursior to Eureka Springs. Ark. OF the
Kansas editors. The Frisco has kindly
rendered this excursion TO this we'll
known resort and 10 VIII be given early In
May. II VIII include side trip into the
heart of the great mineral region of Ar
kansas
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and feeders g. EG4. so: cows and heifers
g .z50q5. 50; Texas steers s. -35G5.s0; with
premium cattle Sc 00GS.00; cows and heif-
ers q e0G4.6 so.
Hogs-Reoeipts 4.Oe6. Market 10c higher.
Pigs and lights S5.95Q6.25; packers 5000
{ a.; butchers S. 4906. S..
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market strong.
Natives 81. 50d5 50; lambs S5.00Q6.5o
81. Joseph.
st. Joseph. No, March 1S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts Zoo. Market steady; natives So
Gl5.55ls COWS and heifers S1.25G5.75 20; veals
g 0096o0; stockers and feeders g. 25d5. %.
HOes-Receipts $500; market steady;
light and light mixed s6.00Q6.40; medium
and heavy. S6.30Q650; pigs $5.7545.10.
Sheep-ReceiDts $500; steady: western
lambs S5.50q6.55; western sheep S4.2545S5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
RECEPTION FOR DEsATERs
Friends Students Had Pleasant Time
Last ENeninu.

The students OF the Friends University
gave q reception last night in the uuiver-
sity halls to the debating team that SUI
fersd a defeat at the hands of Cooper
college last Friday evening. The team
was composed Of Henry Lampl. T. Elmer
Jones and Wilbur Thomas. and they had
spent a great amount of time in pre-
pairing for the debate and the student
body is very proud or them. even if the
team met defeat.
The university halls and several Of
the rooms We're very prettiiy decorated
with the school Colors-scarlet and gray
American flags and numerous palms
Sofas We're provided for the comfort OF
Ire guests Nearly every student in the
schoci attended the reception The even
ins was spent in games OF various kinds
ard in listening 70 music OF Miss Fran
cisco and her pupils During the prog
ress 81 the entertainment the follow
ing toasts we're responded to;
Hospitality OF Cooper .-..---. Prof. jay
Qualifications OF a Debater .---.-.-
...--.-------.---.. .---.-.....-.. Elmer Jones
"Uur Deba1srs' Prof. Harold
Our Opponents .....-....Afiss Francisco
The Benefits Of Defeat -.----.--...
....-.-....--.-------. Wilbur Thomas
Help Of College Enthusiasm .--..-
......-...-.-.....---..-- Henry I-ampl
The Decision" -...-.-...0Tiss Lenora jay
The various subjects were handed IN
4 very entertalni1s manner and thor
al ehly enjoyed py the students. espec-
iaHy those who were unable To attend
the debate ~ SterlinE. after the toasts
refreshments of See cream and cake were
So r--et7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Wichita's Police Mstron Leaves for
Day a. Kansas City.

Mrs. SHIELDS. Wiohta.s police uatrou.
LETT last alyht for Kansas Cisr. % attend
the annual meeting q the Western Police
Matrons' association. ~ these me- finEz
the ladies from the different csriea WHO
police department. discuss ruch criminal
problems as have been baflng the bat
legal talent 81 ;hc land. AIRS. Shields
v-li stop on her way back home q To-
peka. in order 70 spend r. cay e. the
Industrial school ard Obtain rex iicas
that vll De- e value % hcr il her Wo7l.
s- NTfrrsfr
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WouId Smash the cIuh.

II members Of the Hay Fever Associa-
ton would use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the club would go to
pieces, for it always cures this malady,
and Asthma. the kind that battles the doc
tors-Ir wholly drives from the system.
Thousands Of once-hopeless sufferers
from Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
owe their lives and health TO If. 1t con-
quers Grip, saves little ones from Group
and Whooping Cough and IS positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles. soc. sl.o0. at Behring's phar-
macy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
FIRST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
r0NCERT

Mrs. Carl Busch. the noted pianist from
Kansas City. who viii be one Of the solo
lists at the first concert given by the
Wichita symphony Orchestra on next
Tuesday evening. viii undoubtedly de-
light wichita music-lovers with her solo
work
The following Is one OF her many fat
tering press notices.
Genuine art was that revealed in yes
terday-s concert al the Academy OF Au-
sic. with 1ir Cari Busch as director
aud Mrs. Busch as soioisJ The program
was arranged with fine Understanding,
ana carried out with tree artistic feeling.
Mrs. Busch-s playing took all by storm,
and She was Enthusiastically recalled at
the close cf her magnificent perform
auce- we are delighted q have been o
listener 1T thls concert and To nave Wit
messed the ovation Kansas city star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
OFFICERS OF NEW ORDER
Wichltans Help Do the Honors at Val
ley Center.

The Wichitsns who Travelled up to Val
ley Center Monday night 10 be present
at the institution Of the new order OF
the A. +. and a NJ. in that city came
back Tuesday morning in a very happy
state Of mind. iauding Valley Center for
her royal way Of entertaining visitors
They all seemed 10 agree in the declar-
alton OF the thrift OF the little rnetrop-
ellis itself. The officers OF the order were
installed by Thomas Fitch. assisted by
several other officers from Wichita The
officers installed were: Willie Davis.
worshipful master; Rich Wellington, sen
Tor warden; Henry Keilar. junior war
den; George A CARY. treasurer; ]. A.
Davidson. secretary.
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DEED PLACED ON RECORD
Wichita Man Is Now Owner Of Zin-
mPrly BUILDING

Scott z. Whine yesterday placed on
record the deed which transfers title in
the Zimmerly block from e. A Smith
Of Providence, Rhode Island, TO him. The
price named in the deed IS $4,000. eco
Mr. Whine has prohted by HIS faith in
Wichita. He purchased this fine property
rearIy three years ago and was recently
offered so 00o for 1t. He refused the Of
fer because his faith in the future Of
Wichita makes him believe that II Will
soon lie worth 4 great deal more money
than that offered
II is 4 good thing for Wichita that
most Of the fine business property OF tho
city is owned by home people. The rents
are kept at home. Register Kerr gave it
as his opinion yesterday that eighty per
cent Of the valuable property sold in this
county during the past ten years was
bought by home people
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
FIVE MEN MADE SOLDIERS
Recruiting Station Sends Off Squad of
Fine Physiaue.

Yesterday the local recruiting station
sent of a squad OF FIVE Of the finest look
ing men that have left this city fol the
Philippines or any of the forts. The men
enlistine were: Zebedee Tickle, Holden.
Mo, a young farmer. twenty-five years
Of age; Geo. McLain, Sterling. Kan,
twenty-one years old: Wn. J. Jones. Coal
Valley. H., a laborer. twenty-five years
old; Fred J. Jones, Cleveland, No. an
engineer, twenty-six years Of age; Ralph
A. Davis. Douglas. Kan, a laoorer,
tWenty-one years Old.
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5000 ACRES IN WHEAT
A. E. Harmon and His Farm Talked Of
by Real Estate Men.

A z. Harmon. who purchased the
Jewett farm out near Cheney. was in
the city yesterday paying visit 10 sew
eral of his friends and to the real estate
firm mas had charge of his land. Mr.
Harmon has altogether 800 acres OF land
and over half Of this is IN wheat that
the winter winds nor the dry season has
had much effect on. It is stated cy real
estate men that Mr.. Harmon has been
offered over $50 an acre for his land, but
has refused TO take that much Eor his
valuable place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Receipts Were Fair
Market 5 Higher,
TOP PRICE WAS S6.32 ~
Cattle Market Was Strong
Supply Moderate.

There was fair supply Of hogs on the
market yesterday. Some Of the late ar
rivals were held over but the bulk Of the
receipts were sold. Sellers held their
hogs pretty high and while buyers were
willing to pay an advance Of Eve cents
over the previous day trading was lit
tie slow because of the hrmness of cell
ers. The top price was S6.S21a for q car
load Of medium heavy weight hogs. All
Of the car hogs weighing over 200 pounds
sold for s6.10 and upwards and only in a
Jew cases were any rough hogs cut out
and sold for q less price. In some cases
hogs weighing around zoo pounds brought
g strong nickel ana possibly ~ cents
higher.
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The WEATHER.

Washington. March IS-Forecast f1v
Olziahouca and Indian Territory. Parity
cloudy and Werner wednesday, ThH-s-
dew probably showers au3 colder. south
winds. becoming variable
Kansas: Partly cloudy ana warmer
Wednesday. Thursday cloudy. probably
rain with colder in west portion; south
winds. becoming variable.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March 1S-The general tone
OF the market for cotton goods was
strong Brown cottons are gradually stiff
fleming. and sellers Of bleached and coarse
cOlored cottOnS are reserved Borden bid
ding 3?c for regular print cloths No
change In prices OF prints or ginghams
but sellers stiff. Hosiery and underwear
quiet and UNCHANGED.
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Absolute Safety
WILL 1--we IN WICHITA
Parties From Coyie. o. 7, Buy Resi-
dcnce On South Washir1so7.

Yesterday Er J. J. Ee.z ara ~ srd
MrH- Montz. Pr. Etis' lanFhfer. ae1 hsr
husband bought rssilr7ce rrrpeFtF orr
So-fh WashinEtaa sre1ue i1 tie Aerrr-
MEX 1fciflor. The purchase lr.r5at5as sefs
-. -. 81 81 =. VIII 0nr tso-asarT hsr.es-
from ccgle. y. r.. ard Sf1 rnsks ffith-
TIA sheir hone SIR. Ees s. ere ether
90 GeoTEe keis tte grocer. 90 Esat
Douglas zFe1le
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90. wINoFlELp oEAo
Funeral Was Held Yesterday After
rocr az Here u John Srboosst.

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Fes-er1sy after1gr ~ 80 eto1 and
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Loekiaw From cohwebs.

Cobwebs pr on a cae lately gave q
woman lock5aw. Millions know THAI the
best thing 10 put on ? CIT IS Buekita
Arn.ca Salve. the infauihis healer OF
Wounds. Ulcers. Sores. SKIN Eruptions.
Burns. Scaids and Piles Il cures or 10
nay. Oniy &C. al Gehri1gs pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-19
ESTABLISHING FlRM AT MARION
Z. 4. Dorsey Leaves wichita 70 Sc.
10 IN Eus!ress frr hiraeeIf

= = Dorsey - Wfsilta. - I'D ~
Marion. kanEs where b. is sssah. -hs-E
q 1ru - his owr 81 the MOE -iea rir-g
llre- BE is investing r1.s u1oneT - she
B2r..eft Brcz - 81 Louis ~ rAcn -
MT Dcrsv is settles ID his res Place -
olslress- So a. expected tfat b. Ell nr.ore
AIS family ~ E1rser- For ~ le1z twn
yeer White r Wiefifs NJ B1rrer a1s
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ECFIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
fresh 1i2915c.
Kansas City.

Kansas City. March 1S.-Wheat, NAY.
12ltc: July 72Lsc; cash, No. 2 hard "a
73c. No 5 hard 7i0uizc. No. . red SOC.
No red 79c. No. ? spring .aizzl7Ic
Corn-8Iay 6essc. september 59i &C., cash
No . mived 6Z1zc; No. > white sc, No. 3
white 634631ac
Oats-No. white 451zGl7tzc
Fsve-No. .. &c.
Fay-Choice timothy 81. choice prairie
$3.50.
Butter-Creamery sc: fancy dairy &c.
Eggs-Fresh 12isdl3c.
Receipts Of wheat. s. cars.
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LEWIS M0RRTs0N.s FAUST

Lewis AIolrisous Faust" with the
beautiful garden. Broken and apotheosis
scenes newly painted by famous artists,
q newly written prologue and wealth
ef gorgeous electrical effects and COS
tunes. is one Of the theatrical attractions
announced for the near future.
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RESERVE SEATS TO-DAY
Symphony Orchestra Will Give Con-
cert Next Tuesday.

Those who have season tickets for the
concerts 10 be given by the Wichita Sym
phony orchestra, can reserve them this
morning at Howe's jewel-y store, ana to-
morrow the general public can reserve
seats. At the first concert Mrs. Carl
Bush, the noted pianist. Will play. The
concert will be given next Tuesday night
and the orchestra viii hold several re-
hearsals this week
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

ElOur-AlarkeL quiet dlE Stestll-
Wheat-No. 5 spring 70G 7ALc; no. red
S21S3e.
Oats-No. > 441zc: No. white z6lzG 471kc;
No. white 44l2d4Gc.
Rye-No. .. 5Sd5S1ac.
Barley-Fair TO choice mailing eSd65c.
FIaxsee6-No. J. Sl.6S; No. 1 northwest
ern. SIP.
Siess pork. per barrel, S1525ll1 1850.
Lard. per 100 pounds. Ss.27lzns.3l.
Short ribs sides Ooose) SS-3eqS.S5. DRY
saitod shoulders (bCXedl tGAc; short
clear sides CbOXed) S.09nS4Q.
Clover. contract grade, $50.
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEHS.
WILL MEET FOR ORGANIZATION
Republican State Delegation VIII
Meet Next Saturday.

The members Of the delegation TO the
Republican state convention VIII meet
Eext Saturday afternoon AZ O'Clock in
the mayors Office in the city olilding
10 organize and adopt a definite 1lsn Of
work during the convention. There are
twenty-seven members Of the delega ton
from this county and a plan VIII be made
so that each member viii work for the
best interests of this city and county
and al o. the members work together.
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HOG SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market was strong for the
glass OF cattle sold. Receipts were only
fair and one car load of late arrivals were
held over for todays market. Sellers as
q rule were satisfied with the market be-
cause all kinds Of cattle are bringing COM
atiVelV good prices. The cattle mar
ket was badly CemoraliZed last Septem-
Der, but the farmers 90 not think il so
bad when steer calves weighing only $50
pounds bring so a head.
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New York. March S-Butter-RecefDt
~ packages Market steady state dairy
zf117c state creamery c. June
creamery 21e3z5c. factory 1S1zc
Cheese Receipts $50 IaclelGes Msr-
ket f-n Fancy large ful cream rall
make. colore5 ~. s7iZcs fancy sruaE state
fan cream. early make. eoloTa1 ~ lsc.
larcy smsH stste full cream ear.y r1aAz
white 1ezI53c
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western ~ marx ltlis-e
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centrifugal s. test = l5-s-e- sneilsSes sugar
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