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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23
AL CROPPING HINDLY
Varied Reports of Weather
Make Traders Nervous.
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
Trading Is Light and Prices
Move SIuggiShIy.

Chicago, March 2-Weather was again
the ruling factor IN grain speculation to-
/ day. Al no time was trading heavy. and
I throughout the session q strained and
nervous feeling was present May wheat
closed shade lower; May corn &c Up
and May oats &C advanced. Provisions
closed ~ to 5a1sc high T.
Reports Of rains in the wheat belt tend
ed toward a nearly Generalization OF the
wheat pit. Advices kept coming in. how
ever. telling Of the almost parched cordi-
ton OF the ground before the showers and
stating that the rains were By no means
sufficient 10 save crops.
May opened az 10 = &C lower at 74i+
to 742C, and sold off to 737s674- Then
came Bradstreet's report Of 6eo0.00o bush
els decrease in the worlds visible, and
good buying resulted.
After May had sold at 75lsc wheat closed
steady. a shade lower at 7sss Receipts
= cars; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
10 cars total for the three points Of
80 against 134 last week and 302 a year
ago. Primary receipts were col go bush
els. compared with 351 coo a year ago.
Seaboard clearances equalled 211,eo3 bush
els. The seaboard reported Z loads taken
for export.
Corn was largely under the influence Of
the wheat market an dwas something Of
a waiting affair. Selling was liberal and
developed May sagged of from 617s 70
ok When wheat rallied, corn accompa-
MED IL and showed better relative
strength. There was a buIling movement
talked OF by the crowd that was couspic-
uously bullish in July corn several weeks
ago. May sold up 10 621z on the reaction
and closed firm, &c higher. at 81. The
trade was nervous but rather quiet. Re
ceipts. 127 cars.
oats readily felt the bearish influence Of
the rain reports but rallied quickly with
the other grains Trade was quiet The
rains as yet have not been sufficient 70
relieve the fears for the new crop ana the
genral news OF the fed situation is not
encouraging. May sold as low as 42ss
and as high as 431a, and closed firm. &c UP
al 431s. Receipts. 24S cars.
Provisions were weakened early by q
weak hog situation. There soon devel-
oFed a strong market, however and Of
ferings in futures were restricted. Pack
ers offered q fair support, especially in
ribs. which advanced the best OF the list
Prices closed firm. May pork. PFC high
er. al SI6.45; May lard. PIC up at s967lz
and May ribs sake higher at s9.021z a. -.
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 90 oats. 1o5; hogs. 1900.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Receipts Yesterday
Showed No Increase.
MARKET 5 TO 10 LOWER
There Was a Better Supply of
CattIe---Market Steady,

The supply Of hogs on this market con
tinues to be light and OF medium quality.
The bulk CT the offerings yesterday we're
good mixed packers. but there were no
choice heavy hogs. The market was gen
orally i've 70 ten cents lower but it seems
70 make no difference TO the buyers
whether prices are tending downward or
upward; they buy all the hogs offered at
what they are worth Al the time. Cudahv
Is AT all times q liberal buyer and Ar
mour IS ready 70 take any number OF hogs
at Kansas City prices less the freiEhts
some Of the shippers may imagine that
Armour keeps q buyer here for the pur-
pose Of getting hogs cheaper than thew
can be had in Kansas City. but that is
mistake He buys hogs here because he
can not get as many as he wants at
kansas City. The Los Angeles packing
house would not buy hogs here and ship
them haIf way across the continent II
they could get as many as they wanted in
talfornlfe The same coaditiors bring
CaliforniShere tha- bring Armour. Wich-
TIA IS an established market and while the
local packing houses make a better mar
ket. there would be hog buyers here If
the local packing houses were all closed.
II IS the well established market that en-
courages Wichita packers to rebuild or
70 enlarge their plants, and that VIII
= entually bring other packing houses.
The shipper who viii carefully compare
quotations OF actual sales as reported ia
this coIum Of the Eagle with those OF
other markets viii not have 10 make
very many figures 70 convince himself
that right here IS the legitimate market
Tor all the hogs raised II Wichita's TER
rttcrv
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April Z2.-Todsy's stock mar
Eet had the appearance Of being tired. A
gallant rally WIS made against the de-
preston and the sympathetic influence
/ or rather aggressive strength. developed
IN some Of the eastern railroad stocks.
aad the effect Of checking the selling IN
the western field. So the losses At ore
time were pretty generally recovered. But
the action Of Reading strongly Indicated
q elimination Of the upward movement
n that stock. and the taking Of specuIa-
tive profits and an afternoon rally IN the
wheat market reawakened the anxiety
felt for the winter wheat crop. The
I Western railroad stocks fell away 70 the
lowest OF the day and the gains which
had been established elsewhere among
important railroad stocks melted away.
The market closed active and weak. and
generally at the lowest. A violent break
in sugar 10 1221s. after selling up 70 127s
vas contributing cause 10 the late
weakness and was attributed 10 the grow
ing apprehension that the difTerentiaI
duty or sugar will BE removed OF the
Cuban reciprocity bill viii fail The up
ward fight OF Nashville. Chattanooga and
St Louis was due Ia the reports, subse-
quentIy denied. that the stock would be
changed for Louisville and Nashville
The early recovery IN the market was
stimulated by reports Of showers in the
winter wheat belt. but the grain carrying
roads showed nervous tone throughout
and the real sustaining influence in the
market was the buying OF coalers. both
hard and soft. and the Morgan railroads
The evidence Of realizing in Reading left
the market Vulnerable again 10 the infu-
ence OF a rally in the wheat market. al
though that was said TO be partly due 70
the heavy decrease during the week in
the visible supply Of wheat. Speculative
opinion is designed 10 the hope OF only
an average winter wheat crop under
promising conditions and IS prepared to
expect a crop disaster in the event Of
unfavorabIe conditions. \ reassuring ef-
feet was produced by Indifference ex-
pressed by the principals in the Northern
Securities company to the fling OF a suit
in the supreme court against the COM
pany on the ground that the consolidated
ownership OF the properties Is safe in
any event. since only the method Of hold
ing them is aimed AZ by the suit. But
any decision which would defeat the pur-
chase of the constituent companies by
the exchange OF their stock for the stock
OF the company would have far-reaching
consequences on many OF the projects
under way and u which Wall street looks
for great results.
London turned seller Of stocks IN this
market today. after having been a buyer
for several days. and thus helped 70
strengthen the foreign exchange market.
Speculative bonds We're weak and the
market genrally was irregular. Total
sales. par value. S.2i50oo.
United States twos advanced Is per cent
OF the last cali
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SOMETHING ABOUT MINANAO
Brigadier General Davis Gives some
Interesting EactS

washington Aprii 22-Peculfar interest
attached 10 a report made today 70 Brig
adler General Davis. commanding the
/ Seventh Separate brigade. dated attain
boanga. March 4 Il was in aIindansc that
General Davis troops recently came IN
/ collision with the Moros. General Davis
instructed his troops as 70 the attitude
10 De observed by them toward the No
ros as follows:
Mindanoa and Jolo have now been oc-
cupied BIZ the United States more than
two years. and during that time there
has been no overt act or resistance in
antagonism toward our authority BY Mo
ros or other noa-Chrfstians.s But IN some
extensive regions it is said. the inhabl-
taats wish 70 remain isolated and 20 ex-
Guide visits OF Americans K is the Mill
terry policy 20 eudeavor 70 overcome and
counteract this idea and thoroughly ID
explore the country, mike known its to-
Biography. physical characteristics. re-
sources. and the number ard character OF
its Inhabitants.
During explorations and operations IN
the territory occupied By non-Christisn
tribes the brigade commander enjoins
that the greatest prudence b observed
BY al concerned TO avoid . conflict with
these tribes. al Of whom are now peace
ful. To this end he directs that mes
sengers be sent well FL advance of ali
expeditionary forces or scouting parties
to inform The Inhabitants ~ tire COM
ing Of The troops on a peaceful mission
Of exploration and observation. - the
observance II this policy ant the en-
ployment OF native runners and guides.
detailed by the datQs and chiefs. peace
able entrance into ard The establishment
Of posts in the territory which has here
rof0rs been closed % our people vii. IL
i believed. he easily Elected
The brigade commander wishes % bury
sach native ponies and To employ such q
the laborers as the army may need. 80 So
rabiish market places. % impress upon the
natives the fast that the taxing and zeI-
Ing 81 slaves s. forbidden hy CTR iazs
ana to inforn those who. FROM Spanish
umes. have been holding slaves ard tAoss
who are Reid IS slaves. that the J-alted
states does -7t recognize the riEnf ~
any man 70 oTn another. and thzt these
sho wish q leave their masters Eil -
protected against reczpture ard f0uibls
return u bondage
OEcers are especially directed - treat
the 1foros kindly and ret e. lnterf=re vith
the.r customs
The instr1-rio1s cc1tilue
american promoters. prcspe t7rs mir
ers and travellers who cannot si.s salts
factory sceouut - themselves ~ show
proper credentials wls uot - raruitte1 -
enter the ln-e-tsr - ~ is'a-5 i1hsei-ed
hv Moves Persons claiming tsfie 90 iaads
derived ~ uslrciasc from Eoro Dates c-
ofhsr no1-Carlstfa-s a-e entt ~ - ne
sane bar 10 greater rlEh. sr1 privileges
respecting sss1 lands tisn ne Aooas en-
n coucl1slan saecaI i-uu-fozs are
zivsu 20 observe tie -rsaty Vlth rts s-l-
go - Jolo Evzg IRE latIe- a-tsrfr 81
5ra= - trsal ard G17lslr-t ~ -as-s
criminal sr crimes c7-mr,-2 et
sforcs 1as,ratl-ar w-7e - sroF ~
acers o. orE rtaeT cr1als 70 s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23
Cur sc
DRINK
White Ribbon Remedy
Can be Given in Glass Of Water,
Tea or Coffee. Without Pa
TENTS Knovyledne

White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants. whether the patient is a con
hrmed InenriaCa "a tippler" social
GrInker or drunkard Impossible for
anyone 70 have an appetite for alcoholic
liquors after using White Ribbon Remedy
Endorsed by Members of w. C. 7. u.
Mrs. Moore, Press Superintendent Of
- oman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura, California. writes: Il have
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very OBJ
stinate drunkards. and the cures have
been many In many cases the Remedy
was given secretly I cheerfully recon-
mend and indorse White Ribbon Remedy.
Members Of our Union are delighted 10
ind a practical and economical treat
ment 10 aid Us IN our temperance work
Mrs H. y CoWan. Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. states. I
know OF 50 many people redeemed from
the curse Of drink by the White Ribbon
Remedy that ! earnestly request you 70
give IL q trial"
Druggists or by mail. 81. Trial package
free by writing or calling on MRS. \. n.
TOWNSEND for years Secretary Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
2lS FREMONT ST. BOSTON. MASS. Sold
in Wichita BY Hooking Moore Drug Co,
ol6 + Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23
A DOCTORS sho PLleHT.

Two years ago. az res1lt az ? So
we're co.t. Z lost my voice. writes Dr.
a. L scarb-oush u Hsb-on. Ohio. -thca
began ar obstinate c0ugb. Every rene
O. kuoEn 70 ne as a practlri1g physician
to- p years failed. ana aaGv ereu
worse Bei-g urg@a 90 trv IT, King p
New Discovery for Gems mpflon. Coughs
ard Code. Z f9uad g1iek reaef. ard f1-
last tea dars have felt better fn1u f1r
tuo yesrz Positively guaranteed fer
Throat aad I.aar troubles - Gehriag'z
Pharmacy. 51c ard 81 o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23
SIX CHINESE SPIES CAUGHT
Orders Commanding demonstration Of
Mznrhm OeieinI- ne Enund

Hong koHE. Aprl Z--ChiueTe officials
Yesterday Taided house az canton and
captured SIX Een who were known %
have been sent 70 Canton for the purpose
of spreading the rebel propogaoda ard
The prisoners carried orders from Ewok.
The rebel leader. commanding the asrasai-
nation ~ the Mauchu pfaclals ~ Cr-tou.
Five hundred armed Braves Ieft Canton
yesterday for W1-Cnow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23

Millions marvel at the mlir-t1da =
gaIadlss cut oF ~ DIT King Sew LIFE
Piu.-ths most 6istrsszir- too- s,enaae-.
liver ard Powell troahies-I5 saepEa.
Loss ~ Appetite. Jsand H'olsrsss.
Fever 1Ialaria. an fall before tns-
der workers &c az GehrirE PazrH1aGy-
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Sample Bottle of swamp Root Free Rv rlaiI

symptoms bladder
Il Or
mall
eved from
\ = be sure that read this
II rur
chase the regular hftcn and ondoi size bottles
swanpRoot and The adds. d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23

q COW. Alexander & Robins sold their
COW 10 Robins & Alexander and the sale
netted them profit Of one dollars Rob
ms thought the COW shrank pretty heavily
on account OF having been graZed in
green wheat. but some Of the commission
men tried 70 persuade Alexander & Robins
that Robins & Alexander had swindled the
new firm Dy buying the COW 100 cheap.
But after the whole matter was canvassed
the stock yards crowd unanimously voted
the new firm shining success.
c. r. Hobby of Hackney and Joe Scott
OF Mulvane were among the shippers who
marketed cattle yesterday.
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New York Money Market.

New York. April 2.-(Close.) Money on
call firm at 4U5 per cent: closing bid and
asked 415 per cent; prime mercantile pa
per naGJ2. Sterling exchange firm with
actual business in bankers bills a S+-S7as
Posted rates. 81 Sc and 81 SS1a: commercial
bills. s4S4izd4S5-
Bar silver SIC. Mexican dollars, Ec.
Government bonds. firm; state bonds in
active; railroad bonds, irregular
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Glsc; No. > white 45z 6zsc-
Rye-FirIn- &C.
New York.

New York, April z2.-Butter-Recei
SIX packages. Narte STEADY. STATE lain
2z9z1c; state creamery Z5G2c: imitation
creamery 24H27c; factory E3lzsc
Cheess-ReceiptS 1,7s3 packa ges. Marker
nrrl- Fancy large full cream fall make
coioTed and white. 12G1z1tc. fancy small
state full cream, early make, colored and
white. G9I31sc
Egs@Receipts 2. $50 packages. Mari
ket steady state and Pennsylvania .lSc.
western al mark. ia g1sc-
Susar-Raw steady Fair refining 27Sc-
centrifugal g test. 3ssc; raolasses sugar
re Refined steady; crushed SIS; pow
dersd As granulatsd AS
C9fIee-Quiet and steady; No. Rio.
5 7-16C
MolasseS-F'irn. New Orleans s5GEc.
Poultry-AlIve unsettled and nominal.
dressed steady Fowls 12cs turkeys IIlsG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23

Of
Of
n ~
The kidney remedy he bought bottle
Ny family
tnu the use Of swanpRoot regularly soWa @ toS
considerable u
weigh rs pounds and
The IA q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23
LIGHTNlNG Kills FAMILY
six Persons Perish in Their Home N
EsuIE One

Hun. Ore. Apra @-The house and
stable q Thomas Eslg eaushr IRE TO-
day. presumably from q stroke q hsb--
nlzg Hul his wife ard three children
and a hired naa named john Watson
we're burned &c death
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LINllII MIX \ Z ,.
sc; corn, lie oats, 459

Grain-Wheat. &c; corn. 71c; oats, 45G
IS cents.
7izc. esprings > 70 3 pounds. 10c; young
cocks. 3 to pounds. sc, old cocks, &C;
turkey hens 10c; Young toms. &c; old
toms. Sc, ducks. fun feather. GIG; geese,
full feather. &C
Hay-Prairie. IS to 80; alfalfa. SO to
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COTTON MARKET.

New York April -Cotton-F-utrres
opened firm. with prices 10 Z points high
or and closed quiet with uear months
to points lower and fer months an
changed 20 point higher
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HOG SALES
CATTLE.
rhers vas some IMPROVEMENT ; -c'-c in receipts

There was some Improvement in receipts
Of cattle yesterday. a aIarge per cent Of
the offerings were thin cows and stock
heifers and some Of them were held over
because buyers and sellers were apart in
their views as n values. This class OF
stock is slow sale ard especially so when
the seller has Ills views too high Butch
ers' stock sold quick and at strong prices.
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s note
tina
rs hen % fact or8eref
O r tressug roubI
fo IT'S won
ria willie
a by nal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-23

New Yo-k Aprll Boston won from
New York goday through timely hitting
On the PART or the Boston men and the in
sbrirv OF The %ew YorSs II solve The
pitching of willis -AttenG2nce $50 Score-
REE
Boston ..-..-....-. a00oeo -
Naw York --.--.-----e . 2 . g - g
Batterses-Walis and Hitt-e,ise: Sparks
and NeaEnr
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CASH OT0TATI0NS-

Flour, firm.
Whest-No. 7oG7p4c: No. ? red s27s
Oats-No. > 49,. $40: No. , white 459
45f.c, No. white 1855
FAve-NO. .. 5slf5Siac.
Barley-Fair 20 choice mailing, s5G6Sc.
Flaxseed-No. /, Sl.6; No ! Northwest
ern. s1.73g1.75.
Prime timothy seed. Sass
Mess Pork. per barrel. SIS 45G1s5O
Lard. per 100 pounds. $s-6Ti1Q9.7o
Short ribs sides Qoosel g 00d9Io. dry
saIted shoulders Cooxed) 74sG2sc. short
clear sides Cboxed) $3.50 s..
Clover. contract grade. $s1FGS.15.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chfcauc.

Chicago. April 22.-Cattle-Receipts $50
including 219 Texans. Market steady.
Good TO prime steers. $3.50 1-35; poor to
medium, s469gs49; stockers and feeders,
s2-50q5-25, cows. 81. 4Sn6G0. heifers, sZ509
5-Z5. Gamers. Si.4Ni2tJ: bulls S2.5GG5.6 4.
calves, S2--5u5-0us Texas fed steers, $5-Z51
600.
Hogs-Receipts today Is. 600: tomorrow.
Z, go; left over 5000. market weak a.
Mondays close. Mixed and butchers. So 60
q %; good 70 choice heavy, s7.Q0q7-l5;
bulk Of sales. t6s9lI7.fo.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; sheep and lambs
steady. Good 70 choice wethers. S.59T6- ..
fair 70 choice mixed. s475q5.5e; western
western lambs. S5-5oelI15
Official receipts and shipments for yes
terday:
Receipts-Cattle: a.874; hogs. 400;
Shipments: Cattle, 4sa; hogs. 9.s2s:
sheep, =, 40.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 2-Cattle-Receipt
1000 natives. SO Texans. go calves Mar
ket steady 70 Ice lower. Native steers.
S659f6S5. fair to good S6.e0ds 81; stockers
and feeders. 8. &16I5. 80, western fed steers
S5.50fl6Ie, Texas and Indian steers. s.. 20
50 5005.75, heifers 81 oun6to- Gamers $3.50
l35oi bulls. S3.5eG551. calves S4g6.
Hogs-ReceIpts 100 Market 5EloC low
CT. Ton. $40, bulk Of sales S6.l3a5-l5,
heavy S6l011-29- mixed packers S.. 5507.f0.
light. S5.40N695. pigs, S5.S566.50.
Sneep-Receipts $3.50. Market steady.
Native lambs s. 6e07.00: western lambs.
S555q6s5- native wethers s5.60Gs 90, west
ern wetbers. s559u5-90, yearlings 5000
3 50- ewes. S5.0@G5.50. Texas clipped grass
yearliugs s6.m055g. clipped Texas sheep
S4-.515.65. stoCkers and feeders, S04a5-
ST. Louis.
St Louis April 2-Cattie-Reccip
2.51o Including LOO Texans Merke stetr
$50 Including 100 Texan market steady
with beef steers $4o1Q6.9e. stociers and
feeders. $2.50a47e: COWS and heifers. s2-25
$3.50, Texas steers. gr3ssers. s3.4964S5;
fed. S+-+0G6-S0, cows and heifers s2.55f14 -.
Hogs-Receipts 500. Market 5Gl0c low
OF. Pigs and lights s6-15169o. packers.
s. S0TIo0 butchers. S6-95d7-e0.
Receipts. 1900. Market steady.
Natives s5.0"G5-75; lambs S6.15GS5o.
ST. Joseph.
s.. Joe. April -Cattle-ReceiDt 1 80.
market steady 10 weak, natives. s6-50fi7 Is.
COWS nd heifers. Sl.251i6-5o. veals. 3 75T
600, bulls and stays. S1.7506-0oi stockers
and feeders S2-0HlT5-E5
Receipts .235. market 1oc lower:
light and light mixed 5000 ~: medium
and heavy. s. sol1.J5, pigs ss-61l6.l5; bulk
OF sales S6..5f71-l5-
sheep Receipts 5753: strong TO I0c high
or: lambs steady 20 Sc lower, western
lambs, Sc zoo, western sheep s4-75a
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BASEBALL


Chicago. April Grain stopped the St.
t4ouls-ChicsEo game ar the snd q The
third inning WIKI the score 70 G.
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EIdridqe Commission Go.
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP.

STOCK Yards. Wichita. kaa.
Cons ~ vour stock Il - Ter best posi-
rs rttults we expect Ia get aHl1 mold
our trade by the thorouSn eIi-5ir-.cy OK
or~ vrsrE ans ine strict busii'tss Meg
ritg- % our methods ARD cordially ilslte
.csir business on this basis Telephone So.
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ter markeJ was easy. creamery Z4q-5lc,
dairy. Z3G25c.
Eegs-StsSdy. 151zG152.c-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April w heat-Aay. IA
I727Sc. JULY -27.T72C. Cash No. hard
AZ TOO, No 3 hard &c, No ? reC 7sc.
No 1919.
Corn-Nay s3ssGs1.c September Sic
cash No. mixed SC. No. white sc: 10.
oats-NG. white. s6C.
Reno. = sec
Tiay-Choice timothy Sl375; choice prai-
RE. SIs5Ql4
Butter-CFeanery. sc; fancy dairy &c.
EgEs-Fresh. l4iac.
Receipts OF wheat. 3a cars.
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c. p. johnson & Co,

1--we stock sommiss en- Herrh1n
once: Stock Yards Exchange Build
ing, wiel tia. Phone 4ee.
Fifteen rears' experience IL the business
era bles Us T. secure best results lor cur
customers Market quota uoos furnished
upon request Money furnished 70 feeders
Reference: Kansas National Bank.
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St. Louis.

$ Louis. \ priI 2-Whest-I4ower No
red cash elevator. 30 track E7s1c-
2Tay 7sic. July 1fizl -4fsc, so. hard 15la
1-7iec
Corn-Hizhe--No . cash Sc. crack.
s5c Aiav So. JULY 6G1zc, September &c
oats-Stror ger No. = cash 4fec trsC x
"a s51-r MAY &ssc July .5lsc- Seuter1 Der
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARkETa
chIcaoo.

Chicago. April 22-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-09-18

When President Roosevelt
comes to visit the Illinois state
fair at Springfield he will be
the second executive Of the ma.
ton that has been the guest of
this institution. President and
Mrs. Rutherford B HAYES at.
tended the fair one dav in 1879,
and, singularly enough. the
fair in that year fell on eXactlv
the same days as the one now
approaching. September 90
October 1
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-09-18
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a subsidized English theiter
is projected in Paris with the
idea Of enabling French sub
iectS to become familiar with
the English largnjI-
Paris, accM ding to the latest
census returns, has = popu a
tion of 2,65O.OOO pers ms. of
whom over 100000 are either
foreigners or privincit :
The parks committe Of HUI.
England, has refused d gilt of
polar bear because it would
cost 41U0 to dig rit aal buli
d house for the animal.
The bed of the black Sel AMI
that of the Caspian have Uren
raised by repeated earthquakes S
and channels which were fDf.
merly navigable are no longer
so.
The average tenp~rttnre ui
Great Britain h1S ....n uelr;y
one and one half degree, with.
in the last half century. Jan
uary i now nearly lJrre & BE-
greeS warmer than it was.
\ Cleveland scientist ciai -
to have discovered process
whereby he can exit l chem
iCal gas from ordinar" .Ir which
win be- bol3 che - ..".-tui rs
a fuel.
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-09-18

The Odd Fellows will hold a
reunion in this city Sept. %,
1902. Prominent speakers will
be here and a prize of $25 will
be given to the team for the
best drill work. A big time is
anticipated. Every one cordi-
ally invited.-S hel byv lille
Guard