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Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

Chicago, July 9.-Tha strike Of 5000 freight Handlers employed in the freight houses and stations of twenty-four rail roads centering in the city may be de clared eff before morning. The strikers held a meeting tonight to consider a proposition submitted by the railroad managers.
 The proposition was refused in part, but q counter proposition is being pre- sented to the railroads which it is hoped will put an end to the controversy.
 A majority of the strikers. it is said. wish tC return to work.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
MOCNTAIN CLOUDBUHsT.
Much Damage Wrought by storm in
 Colorado.

Pueblo, Col. July 9-Ugly black clouds were seen to overhang large part cf the mountain country U the west this a-tarnocn. and tonight d roar ing clcudburst swept Wet Mountain valley, the Grape Creek region and oth- cr portions of Fremont county. IT is stated that the apple orchards are bad ly injured and the loss of fruit is heavy. The water was four feet deep iI portions of Florence
 The santa Fe railroad lost two iron bridges and 1.56G feet O. track It is reported that Chandler creek ran into the Chandler co2l mine and filled it. But this may 5e exaggerated. It is feared that Grape creek. the most ter riblo stream in the country in time of freshet, ilas daEn2Ced the fine irligl- tion system there. which supplied the richards and nurseries around south ,aHyon. Tho Al ikane;,s river rose six [ f eiGht fe-t here. but has done no damage @s yet.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
JONES, APpo1NTAIENT.

Washington, July 9.-Charles J. Jcncs popularly known as Buffalo Jones, was appointed buffalo warden today for Yellowstone park. Jones has devoted nluoh. attention to the preser- vaticn of the tmerican bison. and was largely instrumentai in obtaining an appropriation during the last session of congress for the establishment of a government bufol0 ranch iH Yellow stone patI- This establishment vii, be in Jones charge
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
THE HEAT IN NEW YORK.

New York. July 9.-Police records up to D. m. showed that seven people have been killed and eleven prostrated by the heat in Manhattan. In Brook lyn. where some street thermometers registered 95 degrees at 1 D. m.. two deaths and five prostrations were re- ported.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
BaSE BALL
Result of Contests ill the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 9.-Chicago-New YcrH game postponed; wet grounds.
 Cincinnati. July G-Cincinnati-Ru ,; hits, 3; errors, 0. Brooklyn-Runs, c. hits, ,; errors, 3. Batteries-Hahn and Peitz; Donovan and Ahearn.
 PittsDurg, July 9.-Pittsburg-R s: hits. F; errors, ?. Philadelphia Runs, ?: hits, ,; errors. i. Batteries Doheny and Zimmer; White and Doc in.
 St. Louis, July 9-st Louis-Runs ,: hits. Is; errors, ?. Bostcn-Runs, ,; hits. II; errors, l. Battelies-O' Nei and J. O'Neil; PittinSer and Moran.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
THE aT0RM IN THREE STATES

THE aTORM IN THREE STATES.
 Kansas City, July 9.-The rainfall at Kansas City thus lar in July is four inches i. excess of the normal fail for the whole month. Rain fell generally today in Kansas, Nebraska and west crn Missouri. Many passenger trains arrived hera late because Cf inundated tracks
 The Missouri river is rising steadily tonight and will reach the danger point before morning. Rain is falling tonight. When clear weather comes the river win fall as rapidly as it rose. The only damage so far done is by hcCding cellars in the bottoms. The water front is SO well protected by piles and ripl'ap that the river cannrt undermine the bank. There is a pOssi- bility. however. that the Missouri will cut across the peninsula opposite the mo3th Of the Kaw in which case the railroads would suffer large loss. and if the new charnel should become per- manent 2 great body Of land. includ- ing the present river bed, would be ad- ded to Kansas City.
 Andrew Erickson farmer. was drowned in the Raw river at St | Mary's, Kansas, today.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
THE PAWTUCKET STRIKE.

Pawtuoket. R. L. July 9.-The street railway employees who last night de- dlared the strike of today applied fer their cid positions and signed contracts agreeing to work eleven hours within twenty-four at the rate of IS 2-3 cents per horr. The strike was for a tcs- hour day with pay at 25 cents per hour.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
CIAAl8EiiLA1N'S CONDITION.

London, Juiy e.-J aseph Chgmlrr- lain, the oolo.:2I Secretary. who Was injurei ia a carriase acoiden: on Mon day, left Charing Cross hospital this morning. accompanied by Mrs. Cham berlain, and returned to hia hon- j. Princes Gardens. \ bulletin issued regarding his condition says he is pro gressing satisfacrcriI5.- but that per feet ouiet is essential.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
TdE PANAMA TITLE.
Special Attorney of Department Of Ju.-
 ike WI! Soon Go to Paris.

Washington, July 9.-|harles ".
 Russell spooiai attorney fer the dc pertinent of justi-e. who has been del osated to proceed t. Paris to examine the title Of the new Panama Canal company, left here this afternoon for Atlantic City. where he will hold q final consultation with Attorney Gen eral Knox.
 Judge Russell expects U sail within q week fer France. Tie date of the departure of the attorney general, Whc will join Russell in Paris to make d [ final examination of the title. has not get been definitely fixed. but it prob ably will be early in August.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis, July 9.-Minneapolis. 2: St Paul, f
 Louisville, July 9.-Louisville. ,: To- ledo, ?.
 Milwaukee. July 9.-Milwaukee- Kan sas City game postponed: rain.
 Indianapolis, July 9.-Columbus-In- dianapolis game postponed: rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
LINE HAN IN EMPRESS BOX.
Went From Bcston to Marshall. Mich.
 and I hea Was Found Out.

htll-e. Micn., July a.-When the Am oric2n express cn the Michigan Central i22ched | Marshall tonight Messenger Gccrge Hall was sorting express matter for transfer. He turned over a box which struck his experienced touch as being r"spiciCus. The box was shipped 2s HlerchGndise from Boston and was addressed to persons in Cheney, Wash.
 Messenger Hall tore the cover off the box and found a live man inside At E; iamazcO the man was arrested.
 He had provisions in the box He 1@i1 sc1ne friends had shipped him as ncHchandisa because he had no money and desired to get to Washington He is q foreigner.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St Louis, July 9.--St. Louis-Runs, 2; hits. 6: errors, 0. Detroit-Runs, l; hits. ,: errors, 3. Batteries-Sudhoff and DCnahue: Sievers and Mcclure.
 Cleveland, July 9.-Cleveland-C -Chica- go game postponed; rain.
 Baltimore, July 9.-Baltimore-Ru Il; hits. T.; errors, 0. Washington Runs, l; hits, II; errors, ?. Batteries
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
BRIDEGROOM MEETS DEATH.

sharon, Pa, July 9.-John Kennedy. a well known engineer on the Erie rail road, while going home last night in Youngstown, stepped off street car and was struck by car going in the cp0ositc direction. lie was instantly killed Two weeks ago he was married to Miss Nellie Sharlley.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

Ceated him for the high office he holds by 2Oa votes and while | am the bishor he occupies the office through my gen- e:0sity and courtesy only.
 The Rev Mr. TreTett was born ln Baltimore and was graduated from q college there. For forty years he has had parishes iH Ohio, New York and New Jersey.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, July 9,-Cattle-Receipts, 1.5CO. including 5C0 Texans: market for choice to prime. 1Oc higher; others steady: good to prime steers, $7.90m 8.7O: pocr to medium, $4.5OI7.50; stock CTS and feeders S2.50G5; cows, s1.40Gc 5.75; heifers, $2. 2.5O@6.25: canners. $1.400 2.5O: bulls. s25O@5.5O; calves, $2.5OG06.50; Texas-fed steers, $4@6.65.
 Sheep-Receipts, 15,O00; sheep steady
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Om2fa, July 9.-Omaha- Colorado SpIy1gs game postponed: wet grounds. %es Aoines, July 2.-Des Moines- fenver game postponed: wet grounds
 St. Joseph, July -Milwaukee-Runs !; hits, 6; errors, l. St. Joseph-Eur7 G; hits, 3; errora. ?. Batteries-Sworm- @tedt and Lucia: Chinn and Roth.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
TOWARD RECOVERY.
Egns Edwards Progress Is Unilter
 rUpted-

London, July 9-King Edwards prog ress was reported tonight as uninter- iaptedly- favorable. His majesty re- clines on nova ble couch most of the day Some of his physicians are still in constant attendance upon him.
 It was announced this afternoon that t was his majestys present intention to be taken on board the royal yacht carly next week.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
TRACY IS LOST AGAIN
 PURSUIT SUSPENDED
Sheriff Cudihee Calls In His Guards
 Out Of Danger

Another Part of the Country Senres Loang Along the Roads and Said to Be Waiting for the Murderer to Show Hniself-There is Rumor that Merrill Has Rejo1ned His Comrade-The Officers are Arrest1ng Strangers on the Suspicion That They May Be Giving Aid to the Fugitive.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
LOSS IN NEBRASKA

Omaha. July 9.-A conservative esti- mate places the losses from floods in Nebraska q over million dollars, and some estimates exceed twice that amount.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

to stroag: Iambs a5a50. lower; good to choice wc.hcrs. $2-5@4. fair to choice mixed. $25eo.3-.5, western sheep. S2.50 at4.15: lativc lambs. $50 5..0.
 Omcia! y-rterdoy. Receipts cattle. 6.G.9: hogs 1il-4; sheep. 14.75G.
 ShipInents-C4tlle. 1.51S: hogs. 2.1f9: sheep. 3527
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
BONDS.

[. S. ref 2s. reg. and coupon, 1075s: 3s. reg, 1GG; coupon, 1O6az; new As. reg. and coupon. 134H: old Is, reg. and cou- pon, 109A: 5s, reg. and coupon. i05-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
CRAZY DONNIE SENT TO JAIL.
Turned Away by sheria-Has DelusioH That lie Is tc Succeed Bishop Potter.

White Plains. x. Y, July 9.-The Rev. Joseph Poae7ict Ttevctt. al EDis- copalian clergyman siy..- years old. be- came deran"eI while -- a vieiu to his brother Samuel Trevett, at Somcrs. in the northern part of Westchester caul- ty. He was taken befcra Robert F. White, q j9et.ce of the peace, who committed the clergyman to the county jail. The jaii authorities refused to admit him. The sheriff ordered the constable to take the clergyman back to SoTers.
 The Rev Mir. Trevett imagines that everybody wants to kill him. He said: T am to succeed Bishop Potter. I de
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Bad Weather Dooms Grain Marke
 The Price of Copper.

New York. July 9-Tha selling 1f stocks today was obviously by the spec ulative element which bought previous ly on the prospect Cf rise to tah~ profits.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
MEMBERS OF THE UNION 2:yglRCED 4 SETTLEMENT %S
The Chicago Freight Handlers Strike
 Has Come 10 an End

The President of the Organization Compelled by the Mem bers to Accept the Terms Offered by the Railroads Week Ago-The Companies Won Victory Upon the Point of Declining to Treat With the Officers of the Union Such Action of Last Night to Be Rati fled Today.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
ARIZONA POSTMASTER.

Washington. July 9.-(Special)-John Michael was appointed postmaster al Washington, Santa Cruz county, vice .. A. BankeYd. removed.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

McGinnity and Robinson: Patton and larke.
 Boston, July 9.-Boston-Runs ?; hits, F; errors, ?. Phjadelphia-Runs. and Warner: WSddeu and Schreck- Seventeen iny<ss.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, July 9.-Forecast for New MeX;c0-Showers Thursday and probably Friday.
 For Ari2cna-Fair Thursday and Fri dsT.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
OKLAHOMA MADE RICH.

Guthrie, OK. July 9.-Two months of drouth was broken throughout Eastern Oklahoma today by a general rain that will insure the largest corn and cotton crCTs ever known in this vicinity
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
MANY MILLIONS
 L0STlH FLOOD
Iu Nebraska. I1wa, Missouri and a
 P5rf of Ea~~ae.

Des 1.oircs, Iowa. July 9.-Coa,.aIc1 rains have forced nearly all the Iowa st! ans from thcir banks. and Goscruc- ton to cG"os. .ivoEtoll< auJ other prop cry is assuming immense p1;i.s-ss-,io.i5. it .7 impossible Co estimate the dan ;3,l fro..l tn indefinite reports lc- ceivcJ. The UeIa2se is espalilu., cS- to.siEa ia thc central. northern, west ern and -JutnWeotern parts oG the state The N2lley5 z, the Sioux a;3i MaTlo liEe-s are flooded, and Wood bury and A1JHona counties arc under water. The Iowa river st Marshall town is tho highest since 1e5I Naav country brd.s4s have been d=str5yai !. Cattle and aogs have been drowned in large numbers in inc Iowa Valley
 At CcGAr Rapids 5.f inches of rain have fallen since July l. Cedar river is out Of it's tanks at Ce5lr Rapids. and many families have been forcod from their hoc.es- Nunncreus bridges have been swept away in Linn county. Skunk river and Squak creek are out Of their banks, and near their conHu- cnce, in Story county. thousands of acres are flooded. and crops are prac- tic&lly destroyed.
 Continuous rains ere paralyZing bus mess at Fort Dodge and the railroads are almost out of business. The west end Of the city is inundated and fam l lilies are moving out. The Des Moines liver is up six feet at that point Be cause Ct saturation Of all insulation OF wires electric lights are shut off and the tcWn is in darkness
 Near Oxford. in Johnson county. in a wind storm last night Jacob Burk- hardt Was crushed to death by d fall ing barn on the farm of Wesley Prush Half doZen barns were destroyed ill | the same neiShborhOod.
 Near North Liberty the residence 0. l Jacob Ntidhisev MAS wrecked. and the i family had 9 harrow escape All ov21 . Johnson county the etor1n dastroye | uil2Ti1s and barns. The damage ii ! u county iS estimated at $50. .u9l
 Th- to;uge visited the town of Exfr. i -ae- night, and trains on the Au.7uaor ! branch cf tha Rock Island could ao,
 pass that poiut today. The town i, . ln.-er four feet of water. Kqccoo.
 river. at AGal. after being statiola.., ail day, began to Iise rapidly tonight
 It hut off the eia, t..ic light plant aa,
 is doing great damage.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
- - --fs--7-----7----- \ PRICE TGE CNTTLE.
Thr illg.oe: Ever Paid :n the E.aaeas
 CitE Market.

Nan=2a City. Ao.. July 9.-Tac high es, price ever pad :oG dressed Ls-f tatt'e n the west uas IeceiveI on the Nanc2s City l:.-,li-7t today when th:lty-cisht high a1aGe Fecefucl and Sh-lt httn steers, averaging %4lS poLn-is. were s-il for 3S.50 per hundred pounds The "s ,tie Were fed on zhcloi corn and tini hei oL groi.nd corn and Nne2t. They ;-;t:lei 90 pcInds eal.l IL nine mon1hs.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

WOOL. AND HIDES. New York. July 9.-Hides quiet. Wool quiet
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
DAMAGE AT DIES MOINEs.

Hes Mo:iies. July l9-The Des Moines. riv=r rc,chcd the nigh water maj lc a.. iN"3. which WIS twenty feet. at mid riSh-. .At this hour the lavea on the ull, ,h side of the town ie broken G0al- i1s the urge residence section Most cf the families ~cmoveI earlier in raa rVeAing. \ small break cocurrc.. in ;;aecoon rIve- lovee just aCt,r ni.luisat "lid q large fcrCa pf msn ia att4 mptinc ta tod the h.3l j1 check. Two RocN Island east bound nass4ngcr trans due here tonight are held at Commerce. twenty ui2s Nes. of he. N hero the t'aCks arr covered with water Treirs on t:c ctiier roads, though I15a, kee2 iu motion.
 The Des Mo:rcs river dam is weak ca:ne. If it goes out it will ealange feu' city bli3ges and all the railroad bridges.
 The faIee weii, r the new Sixth av- enae bridge. which went out last night. to lay @~ept away five spans cf the Chicago and Great Western rail road biidse ever the Des Moines south of the junction of the Des
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

Moines and l;accoon- The river is three miles wide Tor miles and is destroying crops and droH ming livestock.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

- f-f+f,f.f.f.f.fi-if,f.f i.f.ff.i4.ht.s,ti.,.sl. 5 The cool and dustIeSS route to the coast. :. Fl roadbed oiled with cTude Petroleum. :. EIh ele is but this one in the southwest. :
 ITS SANTA FEE. :.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

LI.fs.ff.f-tiff.fif f.Fs.s.ffi-ff-i'-f-ff-s : : Keep your face and clothes Cleanl.hy 5!
 :siraveiHg 10 Calf0raia via ihs Santa Fe : :. Thty have the only oil sprinklsd rOadbed. :. ;. ITS GREAT. :.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. April 4-Cattle-Receipts. aooa.
sSsoaf: poor 10 msSium- s 50as to. s.oSEer.
snd feeders &Sog5S COWS. SL2sg5s: heiters.
S.Sae: Texas fed steers. sos.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. lS.O0o: tomorrow. 1900
left over. 5000. shippers steady: others Sc lowers
mixed and butchers. ss.50asS: good 70 choice
Eeayy. 2.I516S5; rough heavy. s6.5o46&s light.
sheep-Receipts. 900. Sheep steady. lambs
weak. Good to choice wethers. 2565S fair
to choice mixed, A-50as2S: Western sheep and
y~earlinss; A.0asS native lambs. N.seas-S;
Western lambs. S25d6S5.
oficial yesterday: Re~ceipts-csttle. 10 as; boss.
%S@S; sheep. 0.Soa Sh~ipmen,s-Cattle. A&i;
n0gs, $3.50. sheep. t.ol6.
KANSAS CITY. April l-Cattle-Receipts. 80
70 Ice lower. Choice export ard dressed beef
steers. S625QGeo: fair TO good. s5q625: stockers
Texas and Indian steers, ss.TOas: cows. sssoGs:
native COWS, 3.50q5.@: heifers. S4Gs: Gamers.
Hos@Receipts. $50 Market saiSe lower;
top; SOS; bulk OF sales, ssS5qs.TS; heavy, so
sheep-Recsipts. 800. Market steady. Native
wethers. S.s0d5.s0: Western. s5tod5.Ts. year.
lngs % ewes, ST5d525; stockers and
NEW YORK. April 4-Beeves-Receipts AIS.
steers strong and lc higher bulls steady: cows
$40: cows, s2d275. Gables steady. Shipments
to-;norroW $40 cattle and s.li2 quarters OF beef.
weak to CSC lower: ali sold. veais. aaa1: piishs
calves. 5000. city dressed veals lower at 50
llH1C per 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1904 sheep
steady: lambs firm TO l0c higher: closing strong
on Buffalo advices. Sheep. s4a525; no choice
here; lambs. ssqLlo; culls. A5oG5; spring lambs.
Hog-Reoeipts. sass. Market nrm for all
weights. Western hogs. s6s5. state hogs. $3.50
SIS.
ST. LOUIS. April A-Cattle-Receipts. 100. In
GLIDING 1,O00 Texans. Market fairly active Ma
tive shipping and export steers. $5qI10. dressed
beef and butcher steers. s450G6.55; steers under
a.; cows and helfers. s2.25q6.2; Gamers. 81
q2.s5: bulls. S04-7b: calves SG6.55: Texas and
Indian steers. grassers. 3sQqt60; fed, $500
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market steady. Pigs
and lights, S.SQ6O; packers, s6.6Oqs.SO; butch
ers. Sc. .95.
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady. Nativ.
muttons. s4g5.50; lambs. s5q6.TS; culls and bucks.
SOUTH OMAHA. April 4.-cattle-Receipts.
2lg, Market slow and steady Native steers.
steers, A.75de; Texas steers. &25G5.25; Gamers.
sl50Q3.50: stockers and feeders. 500: calves.
ogs~Receipts 800. Market SC lower. Heavy.
S6.65Q6.S5; mixed. @.60d6.65; light, ~.4ods. 60s
pigs. SQ6.25: bulk OF sales. $.55d6.7O.
Sheep-Receipts. 900. Market strong. Fed NUT
tons. s5Qe: Westerns. SG5. ewes. NgQ525s
common and stockers. sSG475: lambs. S-soG675-
EAST BUFFALO. April 4-cstle-Receipts.
100; Market steady. Veal tops: saLsS -
TO 10c higher. Heavy. s7d705; mixed. @.so61:
pigs. Sc 40Gs.55; roughs, Ss.25a635; stsgs. S-Ss0
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900. Market
opened active. closing higher. Top lambs. s. 90
a; fair TO good. a common. go
y~earlings. Ss.l5Qs.S5. s~heep-Mixed tops. 800
SIS: fair to good. S.40d5.65; culls and common.
S3.5o64.7o.
CINCINNATI. April A-Hogs steady at s5.7s
ass.
sheep steady at s2.75a5.25; lambs steady at
si.5eG6.S.
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AT NEW YORK.
Final Weakness i'm Grains After an
rreguI Session.

NEW YORK. April 4-Flour-Receipts,
$500 brIs; exports. s4.735 brls; sales. u. 700
packages. The market was irregular and
lower to sell at the close. Minnesota pat
ents. 50. 75aS.9O; Minnesota bakers. $2.9Od8. 20;
winter patents, s3.9Od4.15; winter straights,
sS.7Oa3.S5: winter extras. SS.1OaS.SO; winter
low grades, $2.OG3.1O.
W-heat-Reeeipts. 81, 200 bu; exports. e.4S4
blu. Spot weak; No. 2 red, SIC elevator,
SEC f. O. b. afloat; No. l northern Duluth.
sOizc, f. o. b. afoat; No. 1 hard Manitoba,
SS1c. f. o. b. anoat. Wheat was active and
irregular all day on a purely speculative
trade. ON early weakness. due to bearish
crop news, the crowd went short, only to
be run I'm by big Western traders during
the afternoon. Getting long on this bulge,
however, traders were forced out in the
last hour, promoting final heaviness and a
weak close at sc net decline, May. ia
TIc, closed at &c; July, 7q775sc. closed at
nc; September. 761zU771sc, closed at 7612c.
Corn-ReCeipts, 400 bu; exports, 81, 19 bu.
Spot weak; No. ?. 651sc elevator. and 661sc
f. o. b. ahOat. Corn was steady for a
time on small receipts. but experienced a
severe afternoon break with wheat and
closed very weak at sc net decline; May.
closed at 64hc; September. 6SAd64$sc, closed
oats-Receipts, $500 Blu; exports, 1850
No. 2 white. 5Ol9c; No. 3 white, 4s2c: track
mixed Western. 46lad4Sc; track white. 49,
G55c. Options unsettled all day.
Cut meats firm; picked bellies, $9G1O. %:
picked shoulders. $50; picked hams. 50. IS
al0.5O. Lard easy; Western steamed SO.
Refined quiet; continent. 5000 s. A. S10.S5;
compound, SIS1ZQS12lR. Tallow unsettled:
citvl &C. asked: country. 6lsQ6%c.
Cofee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice, 5%c.
Mild quiet: CordOva. S15Ql2c.
Sugar-Raw weak: fair refining. 33-32c;
centrifugal. ss test. 3 19-S2c; moIasses sugar
? 27-32c. Refined steady.
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Cotton Options Advancing.

The speculation in cotton continues to
broaden and prices are advancing day by
off in the movement of the crop from the
plantations. Replies TO about nine hundred
kilograms sent by me to every town of over
three hundred inhabitants in the cotton
belt reveal the fact that the exhaustion
of the crop is more complete than has ever
been known at this time of the year. Many
towns report no cotton whatever on hand
and none in the surrounding country. and
in the few cases where any substantial
quantity OF cotton is reported as held it
is generally stated that it is either sold
or awaiting consumption on the part Of
the Southern mills. The prospect of a COM
plete exhaustion of the supply by or be-
fore the LIST of July seems tonight more
definite than at any time previously this
season. II. PRICE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-05
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. April 4-Butter-Receipts. 2,51C
packages. Market strong; State dairy, 24q29c
State creamery. 2593lc; cresmery, held, 24Q2Sc
renovated. 20Q2Sc; factory. 20d25c; imitation
creamery, 22Q27c. 1,039 pack
ages. Market firm: State full creams. small
early made. fancy colored and white. 13Gl3hc,
full creams, large fall made. fancy colored and
White: 12a12Ac. Eggs-ReceiPts. 1O,0sl packages
Western, at mark, 15lRd16c; Southern. at mark,
l5d15hc-
April 4.-Butter firm and &c
higher; extra Western creamery, SIC; extra near
by prints. 3Sc. Eggs steady; fresh nearby, l5l1c
fresh Western. 16c; fresh Southwestern, 151zc,
fresh Southern, 15c. Cheese quiet but steady
New York full creams, fancy small. 12%I1Sci
New York full creams. fair TO choice, nQl214c.
BALTIMORE. April 4-Butter firm: fancy i'm
~itation. 22u24c; fancy creamery. 29mS0c; fancy
ladle, 24zSc; fancy roll. 19Q2lc; good roll. Ia
1Sc; store packed. $4,000. Eggs firm and un-
changed: fresh, 15c. Cheese firm and unchanged
large. 12q121zc; medium, 13d131lc; small, 131
13%c.
CHICAGO. April 4.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries
21G2sc; dairies, 20d26c. Cheese steady at 12013c
Eggs firm; fresh, 14lzc.
CINCINNATI. April Eggs firm at lac. But
ter frmer: creamery, extra. Sole; hrsts, 2Sd29c
seconds, 24q25c; dairy, 1SHc. Cheese steady
Ohio fat. lie.
KANSAS CITY, April Eggs Arm: at mark,
dozen; cases returned. 123c.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Butter firm; creamery. q
62sc; dairy. 1sd22c. Eggs higher at 14c.