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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-30

F1dRSy tfoupIS.
kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes enc feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart IS
ever-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Il used TO be considered hat only urinary
troubles were to be traced TO the kidneys,
but now modern Scis-ss preyes that nearly
ali constitutional c'.1-1ses have their begia-
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first dsctorsng your kidneys. Tbs milo
and the extraordinary effect of DR.. Klmer.s
Swanap-RoCTt, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized Il stands The highest for ks
wonderful cues of the mos distressing cases
and is sold on its merits Esf~
BY all druggists in fifty -
cent and one-dollar siz- -
Is. Ycu may have = 71a=1zz==azzEazz8 1-z=z=zzEazz8
sample bottle By mail H. me OF swaHp-Reeos es.
Tree, also panphlet telling ] on how to iine
o,,f II 7zo,, h.ye Kidney or .oladGsr trouble
Mention this paper when WI ting Dr.. EAiirnei
{ Co., BinghantoE. +. I'd
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LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
VI Union Pacific foop1 te9m n1Isr mIs9-

UIIiUII TdGIIIG souri, river.
To Denver. Colorado Spgs,
dsfE and Puebelo, Aug 4 to "A;
eDIJ % to "a: and 80 to 31st
inc.
Gl0 Ditto, Aug, Is TO %, and
PIJ % to SO Inc.
To Salt Lake city, & Ogden
N0E Aug 1 to IA INC, To Glen
0ZJwood springs, Col, Aug TO
IA; % to "a and so to 31st Inc,
To Salt Lake city & Ogden
C9n Aug. % to d; and 80 to 81
To Glenwood Springs Col
&9I Aug. Is to % and 25 to 29
To Salt Lake city & Ogder
N00 Utah, Aug, Is to %. anC
OjZ 25 to 29th inclusive.
To SanFrancisco or Los An
eAE geies Aug. 2nd to 10 inc
OH
Full information CheeriullY fur
nished on Application 10
1877 j. H, SPRATT, Agent
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-30

SALINE TOWNSHIP.
Saline township voters, irresl 'ec
tive Of party, are requested 70
meet at tho, old Turkville schoo i
house, District No 90, on Satur
day, Sept. Goth at 2 pm. to
nominate candidates for township
officers. By order of Committees,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-30
.0ve.. Work YWeaxens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidne VS. Eake Impure BloOO'

All the blood in you body passes ss,tia through
your kidneys once every i,iS,a,,s 80 ,,o,.r
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-30

Tha -444IOJ0 - Vt
49,, ~ urifiers, they fiji
ter S.roo out the waste or
;..,.S;t;s. -. t n the blood.
If they ares 'ck *, o. y %. ~
of order, they l. VI ~ ~
their work. -
Pains, aches andr- He
matisrn come fromt
cess of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-30

Prof. Kellar left for his school
work Thursday evening.
The ladies were naseA disappoin
ted not to hear Miss Nellis play
last Saturday evening.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-19

NOTICE:-Wood and farm produce
will be taken from farmers in pay
ment of subscription To the BLADE.
Potatoes, other vegetables, fruit, etc.
acceptable. Those in arrears should
welcome this opportunity ard square
themselves on our books. Please call
at this Office.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-19
HOPE ITEMS.

Rev Father Purcell was in Hope
last week and met all the parlshners
at the home of Mr.. NJ. Cookson.
GIN Chase has bought the saloon
formerly owned by Foye s. Hage and
has carpenters at work making an
archway to connect it with his own it
will then be the largest saloon in this
part OF the county.
Jack Hurk has taken vacation
and gone to do few weeks work on
his ranch few miles from town.
Sc Henry, a lawyer from Boomers
Ferry, was "a Hope visitor last week.
c r Hage, George Weigler, AL
Small. Howard Shipley, Rush Quigly
and Joe Jeannot were all in the
mountains last week and every one in
Hope are dining on game. They re-
port game plentiful.
Geo Badgley and wife were in Hope
last week and went to Spokane. They
are from Blacktail.
The first Scandinavian winter en-.
tertainment given on Saturday night
at the Highland House at Hope was
brilliant affair. To say that this en-.
tertainment was a success IN, every
way would be stating it mildly. The
arrangements for the entertainment
were absolutely perfect. On the big
veranda around the house was hung
circle of Japanese lanterns. The hall
was handsomely decorated and the
dancing floor was specially prepared
for the occasion. The banquet room
was made beautiful with evergreens
aud transparent lanterns, and the
tables were faultlessly decorated with
flowers and plants and spotleSs linen.
The big ball room was fringed with
chairs which however were but little
: used as the crowd seemed to find more
a enjoyment in the reception rooms and
: Railways when not actually engaged
Z in the dance. There were 80 people
in att ndance and a gayer crowd 1t
would be hard to imagine. The Swede
# orchestra enlivened the occasion with
e many beautiful selections. The host
u ess Mrs. o. G.. Smith and Mr.. Smith
" =, were assisted by i prominent Scandl
n naviau ladies. The Club had as thei
It gusts A G and VIM. zimmerman of tn,
II Hope Lumber Co.
IS
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Report Of the Grand Jury.

judicial district OF the state OF ldano, ,
ia and for the county of Kootenai.
To the Honorable Alexander =.
Mayhem. Judge of the above named
court:
The grand jury, duly empanelled
and sworn, beg leave to respectfully
report as follows:
We have carefully examined the
depositions of eleven cases submitted
by the various magistrates OF the
county of Kootenai for examination
by the Grand Jury. and of these we
have dismissed the charges ia eight
cases and have found true bills IN
three cases.
We have also examined into SAID
alleged crimes committed IN the
county and not submitted to US by
any committing magistrate and have
found one true bill on such charge.
We would state further TO the
court that most of the evidence from
the committing magistrate submit
ted to the grand jury IN writing
which is very difficult to read and we
believe it would be "a saving to the
taxpayers to have all such evidences
typewriter as the jury could thus
dispose of the same amount of busl-
ness in mucn less time.
We further report that we have ex-
amined the Jail, courthouse and the
county hospital and poor farm and
find:
THAT the change recently made
in the interior of the court house rem
ders it not only more convenient Tor
the county officials but for the tax
payers, citizens and patrons of the
offices in general.
2.-We find that the auditors,
treasurer's and assessors offices are II
a business like shape, that the heads
of the different departments, as vel
as their assistants are ready To attent
in all business hours to the wills .
all patrons of the Offices in an abb
and business like manner.
We furnish to the court no Stats
tics on these offices as the reports rem
dered by the different department
generally are, in our opinion, more re
liahla and are available as pub'iShe
to all citizens.
We find the Jail in as good orde
relative To the sanitary condition
and safety of the prisoners as is pos
sible with the present structure.
We would state that the count
hospital and poor farm is, in OF
opinion, credit to the tax payers {
our county. Everything is scrupu
ously clean. The inmates are we
fed and cared for and tell US tina
they are satisfied and we'll treated.
We furthur state that we have di
posed of all business brought befol
US or which we know it our duty
investigate, and have reported IL
same to your honor.
We therefore respectfully ask to
discharged from furthur attendan
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-19
Commissioners Proceedings.

o'clock o. N. commissioners p'oso"o
r p McKinnls and S. IL. watkins:
Minutes of November 20, were read
and approved. At this time the ac-
counts of the various officers Tor Inc
general election held Nov. 4, l9oZ.
Here taken up and allowed:(Here FOL
low the bills Of the judges, aggregac-
ing $685. clerks S62S. distributing
clerks. 1852: distributing clerks, Slo2;
constables, $50; registrars, $l267.oo'
a grand total of SO, 1880.
At this time the following piils
were taken up and allowed ana Ihe
auditor is hereby authorised to draw
warrants in the several sums as loi-
lows: Walter A. Jones, attorney ices
$500: Edwin McBee, salary 3rd quar-
1902. $500: the report of Edwin NC
Bee as probate JUG ge for the Bird quar-
ter. 1902 was duly approved. BOARD
adjourned until Tuesday the 10, at ~
o'clock m.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10: Commissioners
all present. The petition of Mattie II
Watkins to vacate the plat or the
Town of Athol for the following reas-
ems viz: "That the plat OF survey was
not made according to the best inter
est Of the petitioner in being laid out
To conform with the railroad instead
: at X
en- up and it appearing TO the ooara
that no par5 of the lots in sald pat
had been sold, said petition was APP
proved and the said plat is hereby or
dered vacated. The following bllls
were allowed: "A. Cook, curtains ana
rings for election booths S 50; NJ A
Burroughs, cleaning school house for
: election and oil used. So; r d McKln
mis-, hal. rent for election So, deliver
/, ing aud furnishing lumbr for booths
So: r L Logan, cling schl hse eltn -
The bin of A H Finrow, VIM Ryar
; and + w Danielson, as judges 0
> election for Boundary precinct in tn
$ sum of ST. for postage and reglstln'
4 election returns, was rejected as belnI
RI contrary to law.
- Afternoon session.-At the assem-
u bling of the board at 80 p m. Mr.
e AhiO S Watts. tax commissioner q
the o. r. & N. Ry., appeared befor
:. the board for the purpose OF readJus
ing the number Of miles which shout
be distributed among the severa
IS school districts along their road /
e. Koutenai county. The apportionmen
d and corrections was made. The bi
of John Il Fuller for the sumof $685.
for making school and road distrit
plats, was allowed.
= WEDNESDAY, DEC. l7.-Comml
soners all present. Bills allowed:
70 Howard, lumber fir booths, $3
= Edwin McBee. srty hnd fir CONS 30
= S Beck. burying cnty charge. IA
- Putting speaking tube in
auditors office, etc 3
- G Mcmillan, election work, 3
The saloon license bonds of Robe
Moore, Watts & Reinhart, John
. Thompson, $500 each; Frank Ross,
M Rafter & O Slaght w r Shaufl
" Mayo & Cuer, $500 each. The otiic
bonds of A Quarrie aud A Merri
commissioners for Bird and End d
tricts respectively were approved.
~ a..
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Nervous, Corn and Oats Lower,
General List Steady.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Flour-Receipts,
Is. 6l2 brls; exports. 1929 brls. The market
was unsettled. but steady. with a fair
trade.
Wheat-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports 49,
PCS bu. Spot steady; No. red, S75sc ele-
vator SSssc (. o. b. ahoat; No. l northern
Duluth, s49sc, Z. o. b. afoat: No. ] hard
Manitoba S77sc. (. o. b. afioat Opening
higher on a dry weather map wheat ex-
perienced a setback under rain predictions
and vigorous short selling. after which fl
more than recovered on a large visible sup
ply decrease, failure OF rains 10 nnaterialize
and a demand from shorts near the close
Prices receded slightly and were finally
CSC net higher: May. so 7-l6QSlIzc, closed
at SlAc; July, so 9-l6GSlSsc. closed az size.
September, S0gSlc, closed at S0ssc
Corn-Receipts. $50 bu; exports. 1870
bu. Spot easy; No. ?, 6S7sc elevator, 69ssc
T. o. b. ahoat Corn opened up with wheat
broke under general realizing and larger
estimated receipts and then rallied on COW
ering; finally eased of little and closed
lte net lower. May. 67i4q6slsc. closed at
67Ac; July. 667.u67Ac, closed at 67c; Sep
TENDER, 65ikQ65 1-16c, closed at 66c.
Oats-Receipts. 1880 bu. exports. 1875
bu. Spot steady; No. ?, 4Sisc; No. 3. 4Sc;
No white. 52I5c: No. white SIC. track
mixed Western. 4SGise; track white. 5i4
SIC. Options quiet.
Cut meats hrm; picked bellies, S102Q
lbs. Lard dull; Western steamed, sl0l0Q
io.l5. Refined hrmj continent, slo.sS; s. A.
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The ship-subsidy Question.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
Since the organization of the America n
ship combination by Griscom and Morgan.
which includes many of the foreign sub
sidized lines. there would seem TO be little
reason left 10 warrant the American Con-
gress in passing a ship subsidy measure
The voting OF a subsidy 10 a colossal trust
would certainly imperil the Republican
party. Moreover. the organization of such
a combination by American CAPITALISTS
demonstrates that countries pursuing this
line OF policy have not. foreseen the conse-
quences OF building up commercial enter
prises at public expense. The argument
that the profits of the Ocean-carrying trade
can only be secured for American capital
by subsidies has been answered by the
American combination. To vote subsidies
10 ships TO be added 10 the combination's
fleet would be absolutely indefensible II
certainly would not reduce ocean freights
Now would be a good time for the sub
sidy fellows in Congress to go way back
and sit down. j. II. CLAYPOOL.
indianapolis, April q.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. April 2.-Flour dull: red winter
patents, SS65@SS0 extra fancy and straight.
At s5a6. Corn meal steady az $50. Bran easier;
sacked east track, segs2e. Wheat lower: No.
7si.c; July, 7issa74Ac; Ne. hard, 5sisp5sc-
Corn lower; No. ?. cash. 63c; track. 6Sg554c;
SSs.c: July SSc september. sic: 40. ? white.
45isai6c. Rye firm at eoc asked Pork l9wsf,
at is,s Dssis meats auieS: boxed %
extra shorts and clear ribs. sSs2ls: short clear.
$50. Bacon steady: boxed lots extra shorts.
S0S2is Hav steady 10 nm: ,imothx so
i450, prairie. slO9lS Whisky steady al 81 -.
Iron cotton ties steady at slS Bagging steady
ceipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat. 2S.0o0 bu. corn,
6l0oO bu: oats. 6SOOO bu. Shipments lOo0O
Zoo bun 1''''0 0u' corn -0'' 00' 0-''
BALTIMORE. April 2l-FIour steady; winter
ter straight s3.7005S5 winter patent sSsoq4l5;
spring clear, &.SgS ~ spring straight. $500
tract S sP0s and the month soas 5H No
red, S2se: May, sottQ se1sc' July, sac asked
Pe 45ae f soats4h On s4nss y s
Corn steady: spot and the month. ssSssEe;
err white corn. eSlsc. Southern yellow corn,
oSc. Oats frm; No. white. 5lg5iisc. No.
nearby. 65QsIc: No Western. s2Qs2iEc Sugar
firm: fine and coarse granulated. 4-Slisc-
L LSSr 81. April -whsst1No red and
ples-Sun-dried' 4ssq5c per ID for bright Sha4o
Tor DARK PeashsS' lgl14e Besns.Northern
SQ3l0 per bu; extra clean bluegrass. Sso: red
top lac per bu: red clover. $50 per bu. Hay
$40 5OGu.55 Straw. s5a55o. clean ginseng s.. 50
as per 10. Potatoes. NqLl0 per bu. Onions.
$40 per bu; new green onions. loc per do,en.
Peppers, s. psr crate.
CINCINNATI. April z-F1our firm: fancy.
ss5OqS.s5i family. S2ssas.s 30. Wheat firm. No.
red: SSgsSse Corn hrm ana higher No;
44ihc. Rye firm; No 4 SHE Lard easier al
and higher; hard refined. 5.s76S.52c
*, KANsAs CITY April w y ave;
cash. No ? mixed. s5is9ssi4c No : white. sslsc.
S1: corn S. 900 SS oats Seo SG sSpenis
Wheat, $500 bu; corn. 4s.00o bu; oats. ii0OO bu.
PHILADELPHIA. April 21.-Butter. 90 lower:
sic. Eggs hrm; fresh nearby, l6iSo; fresh
Western. lie; fresh Southwestern, lCnQis4
ire souIserp Ia lSe Cheese STEADY New York
fair 10 choice uQElsc
TOLEDO, April 2l.-wheat active and stspng:
sssh s cash Msy ye Jgly '9 co 10 Su and
dull and nrmi cash. sc Nay. 4sc: July, sessc:
september, 5z1tc- Glover seed active and hrm.
alsike. S.25.
LIVERPOOL. April 2L-wheat-spot quiet: No.
l northern spring, IS sd: No. ! California, <hd
sad American mixed, old. IS "a. Bacon-cum-
berland cut firm at 4ss; short clear backs nrm
at ass Sd. Shoulders-Squsre firm at ass.
DULUTH. April 2l.-Wheat-Cash. No. hard.
T.c; No. northern, l2Ac. No. northern
and May. a.se; July. I5lse: Manitoba No.
northern, cash, 7SAc; May, IS&c. No. north
ern, 7lc. oats. sS1zc. Corn. 6l4e.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 2l.--wheat-May, 7sEc;
July, 7f7t975c: on track No. hard. 10; No.
northern, 75c; No. northern. 7s4sc.
MILWAUKEE. April 2l-Barley firm; No. 2.
zoe; sample, 60fi69c.
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NEW YORK. April -Butter-Receipts s.0Sz
packages. Market steady: State dairy. 2sG97c.
State creamery, 2562bc; renovated z502Ic. fac
tory, NQ26c; imitation creamery, A127c. Cheese
Receipts, SIS packages. Market firm; State
full creams. small early made. fancy colored
AID white. 139lShc: full creams large fall made,
fancy colored and white l2Ql2Ac Eggs-Re-
cepts, I.6s packages. Market firm; state and
Pennsylvania. lSc: Western. at mark. ia dISc:
Southern. at mark. l6&9l7izc.
BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Butter firm and high
er; fancy imitation. 27q2Sc: fancy creamery. 80
d32c; fancy ladle 26027c: fancy roll. 25Q16c:
good roll, 23Q24c; store packed 22Q2fc Eggs
nrm and higher: fresh. 1870. Cheese firm and
unchanged; large. l2Ql2asc; medium. lsgl3Ac;
small. lS9l5Ac.
ELGIN April H.-Butter took a drop OF 3
cents on the Board OF Trade to-day. OF 200
pounds offered, 800 sold at 2Sc. But the quota
ton committee decided the selling price too
high and declared the market firm at 21c. sales
Of the week, 60, 800 pounds.
CHICAGO, April 2l-OE the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was weak. creameries.
24d2T1zc; diaries, i4UZCc. Cheese firm at l2Gl 5c.
Eggs steady at l5izGl5Ac.
CINCINNATI. April I.-Eggs firm at &c.
Butter frmer; creamery. extra. &c; hrsts go
soc; seconds, 26G 7c; dairy, &c. Cheese steady:
Ohio fat, lSc
KANSAS CITY. April 2l.-Eggs weak; at mark.
No wildwood cases Included. 1fizc dOzs
cases returned, Hc.
medium l7Q1sc per 10; good. 20d2lc. Eggs. l5c-
ST. LOUIS. April 2l-Butter firm; creamery.
25aglisc. dairy. 2lg25c. Eggs steady at l5c.
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Daniel Doyle. kitchen. 1904 woodlawn avenue.
$50.
c. F. Hndebrsnd. frame. 1919 Commerce ave-
nue.. 800
w NJ Parr. repairs 222s North Alabama street.
$500.
". p. Harmon. cottage. IA Germania street.
81 900.
John Born. repairs West Marland street $50
d. ID. Miner. repairs. East Walnut street $500
J. F. Wissmann. shop. Moore avenue. 800
Charles Mullenholz. frame. Birch street. 1856.
John r Spratt. repairs. Nineteenth street 500
NJ. <. Wagmire frame a. Spring street s4oO
Mrs. Matthews. 7l5 South East street repairs,
$50
John Walters. frame. Jackson street 81 100
John Walters. frame. Jackson street 81 400
Andrew II. VAIL. frame Ruth street 81 2s
r and L. NJ. Garfield. frame, 1908 East Tenth
street. $3.50
August II. Caivelage. repairs. 747 Holmes ave-
nue. 800
August II. calvelage. repairs. Tas King street.
500.
h. and N z. williamson, veranda, ~ Hard
ing street $50.
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Local fractions and Industrials.
Chicago Stocks.
rGranrer Farwell a. ,
MONETARY.
Rates on Looms and Exchange-Clear-
inEs and Balances.

Observation-Disclosures paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans. 56l6 per cent Clear
ings, 81, 490, 245.02; balances, S1H, 567.59.
NEW YORK.-Cal money firm at 4d6 per
cent; closing bid and asked. 5d51z- Prime
mercantile paper, 419q514 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm; actual business in bankers
bills. $4.S7ssq l.s7>4 for demand. 81 SIS for
sixty days. Posted rates. SIS and $iSSl2;
commercial bills, ASn5G4S51A. Clearings.
$115, 70.751; balances, $7.279.5
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, S4.S6 for
sixty days, A.oo75 on demand. New York
exchange. 20c premium. Clearings, $685.
729; balances, S2O35,37S.
BOSTON.-Clearings SIS, 996, go; balances.
81. SIS, 2S6.
PHILADELPHIA.-M AS per cent.
Clearings, $15600.e72; balances, $3,1s6, 400.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 4AG6 per
cent. New York exchange, % cents pre-
MUM. Clearings, Ss.4S1.s51; balances, ST.
049 046.
BALTIMORE.-Money 5 per cent. Clear
ings. s., 366. z35; balances. $685., 500.
CINCINNATI.-Mon 4C96 per cent New
York exchange par. Clearings, 81, 705,SOo.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 501kc; Mexican
dollars nominally Ale.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at % 7-16d
an ounce
Financial experts explain that the fall
in the price of silver to the lowest point
record was caused by the fact that
China. instead of buying silver as usual at
this time of the year. is selling in order
to pay the indemnity in gold. 1t is
generally believed that the fall in the price
Of silver would not have occurred had Lon
don supported the market. This, coupled
believed to have reached the minimum
price.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. April a.-spirits OF turpentins
firm az SAC ROsin quiet quote. \, =. g. ID.
Sl.20: r, tl25; r. $50; @, HG; n. N-55; 1.
S195. X S24; VI. s2S5: y. BIS. window glass.
s. 60. water white. $50
WILMINGTON. April 21.-spirits Of turpentins
quiet AT Eiac. ROsin firm at Sil00L5 Crude
turpentine firm at SL55 % $50. Tar steady
SL20.
OIL CITY, April 2l.-Credit balances. $40. GER
tifcates. bid. shipments l10.sii bris. ayei-
brls
MONTPELIER. April 2L-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, SSc; South Lima and In
diana, SIC.
CHARLESTON. April 21.-sprfts OF turpentine
and rOsin unchanged.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE April 2i.-Hens. ice per ~: fall
chic ems s303 0 per Dozen spring chickens. g. 20
G5.53. young ducks sa1oc. geese fuil-feathered.
81 per dozen: young turkeys. 7uloc per 10. old.
7aSc: dressed turkeys I2Gl3c.
NEW YORK. April 2.-Poultry-Alive nomi-
nal. Dressed weak. fowls, &c. turkeys lIi-9
l2iac.
ST. LOUIS, April I.-Poultry steady: chickens.
sic: turkeys. lie. ducks, loiscs geese, fi1U5c.
CHICAGO. April Alive poultry easy. chick
ems l0isc. turkeys. l0QiZiEc.
CINCINNATI. april 2l.-Poultry steady: chick
ems l04gl2c; turkeys, gNl0c.
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Visible Supplies of Grnin.

NEW YORK, April 2.-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, April 10. as com
piled by the New York Produce Exchange.
was as follows: Wheat, a. 252, 600 bu a de-
crease OF 2332, 600 bu; corn, 7.226000 bu, a de-
crease of 324 90 bu; oats $4,000 bu: an in
crease of 5000 bu; rye. SS04.OO0 bu, de-
crease of $4,000 bu; barley, 1,365,OO0 bu, an
increase of 1S7, 900 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
No spring wheat 7Sizd74%e No. ? red SKA
S3ikc. No yellow corn, 62i2c. No. . oats
44c; No white, 49,. a46c; No white, AKA
45lsc. No. ? rye. 5SizQ59c. Fair 10 choice
mailing barley 66d68c. No. ! haXseed, 81 62
No / Northwestern. si7s Prime timothy seed
S6-s5d6.9O Glover. contract grade, s.. Mess
pork. per brl, SIC. 400 1915. Lard. per 100 lbs
50 65G9.70 Short-rib sides OOose). IS s5Gg 49,
Dry-salted shoulders Cboxed), S7.62kG7.75. Short
clear sides boxed. S955Gs.65.
Recepts-FlOuT, 70 600 brls; wheat. 40 900 bu.
cora, $1,000 bu oats. 1875 600 bu; rye. 1900 bu:
barley. .. 600 bu. Shipments-Fiour. 10 600 brls:
barley, 200 blu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22

slO.S5; compound. SS121zasS7l Tallow
firm: city, SIC. country. 6Ssa6ssc.
COfee-SpOt Rio quiet: No. Z. invoice.
7-16c. Mid quiet: Cordova. Sa12c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 27sc:
centrifugal. 96 test. $50: molasses sugar.
23sc. Refined steady: crushed. 5-25c; pow
dered, s.S5c; graduated. Also.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22
Dried Frufts.

NEW YORK. April 2f.-The evaporated apple
market ruled hrmcr In tone and tho movement
for fobbing account quite acflre. Sup
plies are limited Quote: state common TO
good. 70sAc. prime, ssn3hc; choice, 3iznlOc:
fancy. l0Au1ic prunes show a fair movement
and steady undertone. prizes ruling unchanged.
Apric0ts steady 10 firm. with fair volume Of
business noted Peaches en- good demand and
firm without change prunes. 37snst. O.: apric0ts.
royal l0iaa l3c: Moor PARK. l04l-cs peeled, 10
lSc. uupeeled. ef1lc.