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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-23
lndustriaIs and SpeciaIties Had a
Saggug Tendency
WABASH ISSUES BOUGHT.
Some Blocks OF -Four Thousand
shares Changed Hands Movement
In General List Marrow.

New York, June 20 Most OF the rail-
road stocks opened slightly higher this
morning, but the industrials and speci-
alties were inclined to sag Railroad
stocks reacted in sympathy with the
heaviness OF the specialties Amalga-
mated Copper, Rubber preferred and
North American yielded point Gen
eral Electric 2, and Chicago Fuel 2h,
the last named on re-selling, Losses
in the railroad division were recovered
later Tennessee Coal and Colorado
Fuel rallied / and rs respectively from
the lowest. Chicago q Eastern lilll-
nols advanced 6ls points in all. Heavy
buying was resumed in the Wabash is
sues. blocks OF from LOCO 10 1900 shares
lifting the common TO SOA and the pre-
ferred to Az. The movement In the
general list was very narrow.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
The strength OF the Wabash issues
spread TO other Gould stocks, such as
ST. Louis Southwestern preferred
IheTe were some ueClnes eHo"s We"
active stocks Nashville, Chattanooga
& 81, Louis fell 7ls.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call quiet at 2&qS per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4lsQ5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actuai
business IN bankers bills at 4Sl&0
4.sS for demand, and at 4.S5AQ4.sofs
for 60 DAYS. Posted rates 4s6g4OSh;
commercial bills 4S4ls.
Mexican dollars-42l2,
Government bonds steady, refunding
IS registered lO77s; refunding Is cou-
pom, 1888 3s registered iOIh So cou-
pom, lO7i4 new IS registered, 1854; new
is coupon, i35H old As registered, lOs7s
old As coupon, llOA 5s registered, lOS'
81 coupon l05.
Bar sllyer-j2A
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RuTTER AND EGGS.

diums iAHaishi fine. ilel5lsi coar'
ilM14h.
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Indian War Veterans at saltair to-
morrow.
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The Windsor European Hotel.
Adjoining Kenyon. New building.
new furniture a Fred Wey. Prop.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. June 2s.-wool-Flrm; IN
changed. Territory and western me-
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Prize Waiting at saltair tonight.
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FLOUR.

The following quotations are
generally held by Utah mlllers. Ore
gon and some Utah Hour Is being sold at
1900 for high patent sl.90 for straight
and $50 for bakers.
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Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room 70. Walker Bank building.
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Lucern, per hundred, baled .."".. 9
Timothy, per hundred. baled 49,. !
Upland, per hundred, baled ..,n.".6
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Regular call ...,2lsoj shares t0l9 10
open board o.. . i.SOO shares 125. 70
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.
EGGS

Egg market very stiff. supply is not
large Quotations 1915 to $500 per ease.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08
CURES SCIATICA.

Rev. W. L. Riley, LID, Cuba.
New York, writes: after Is days
of excruciating pain from sciatic
rheumatism, under various treat
ments. l was induced to try Bal
lard's Snow Linimens, the first ap-
plication giving my first relief, and
the second, entire relief. I can give
it unqualified recommendation. 25c,
800 and 81 at Dubois kolb and 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08

AND AUGUST

The extraordinary variable spring
and early summer weather Of the pres
emit year has been the cause Of a vast
amount of sickness in every part OF
our country. Strong men and women
have been victims; the weak, run.
down aud sickly have suffered in
tensely, and many families now mourn
the loss Of near and dear ones.
The nervous, weak, run down and
debilitated sho uld now devote theii
best energies and attention to health
building 80 as to enable them to
Withstand the enervating effects of the
approaching hot weather.
The use Of Paine's Celery Com
pound will soon bring . return of true
physical strength; the nerves will be
fed and braced; the blood will be
made purer and richer; digestion will
be corrected. and sweet, refreshing
sleep will take place Of insomnia and
irritsbility.
Paine's Celery Compound is doing
q marvellous work for the sick and
suffering at this time. II is the only
preparation that possesses value and
virtue for recruiting the strength and
spent energies of weakly and sick peo-
pie in summer time. The trial of one
bottle will give you happy results.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08
GOES TO CHICAGO.

Trsinmaster T. A. Banks of the
Louisville division of the Illinois Cen.
trail, left last night for Chicago, to be
absent a few days on business. Train
master ]. J. Flynn, formerly Of Padu.
cab, but now Of Mississippi, is also
there on business.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08
AGAIN ON DUTY.

Mr.. 7. @. Martin, the day operator
at the local Illinois Central yards
office, was on duty this morning for
the first time in several days. He has
been i'll and his many friends will be
pleased to learn of his recovery.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08

Several transfers Of coffee house ii.
cense were ordered made.
The transfer Of ferrisge privileges
from Robert to James Owen, made y
both the council and board of aldern,t n
was ratified.
By motion the school board was al.
lowed its regular amount from the
collections of city taxes.
President Reed presented an invita-.
tion to the council to go to the Me-
tropolis street fair, to attend in a body
on Paducah day. The invitation was
accepted and all the councilman who
can, will attend the carnival
By motion the council requested
that all dogs that are killed be buried
instead Of being thrown into the Ohio
river. This is done in order to keep
out of trouble with the Metropolis
authorities.
An invitation from the American
Association Of manufacturers which
will meet in convention in Grand Rap.
ids was read and accepted.
A committee will be appointed to
attend ON its own expense.
The cemetery report was filed and
conourred in.
Mr.. Henry Theobald wanted relief
from paying poll tax and the matter
was dropped as the council has not
the authority to exempt any one
from poll taxes.
Coun Gilman Brooks stated that he
had been over the city a great deal
and failed to see that the sanitary
officers had done anything towards
lettering the sanitary condition and
wanted the officers instructed TO do
better. They will be instructed to do
better wort in the future.
A grievances from Fannie Abraham
for an assessment for stock Of goods
she did not own ami the matter was
referred.
A prayer from Mrs. E. Merigold for
oversssessment and relief was read
and referred.
Attorney worten stated that he did
not think the council could grant re-
lief from assessment but would be
to state positively at the next
meeting.
Several sanitary matters were pre-.
sented and referred
A prayer from Mr.. Frank Peter
$1,000 over assessment was
referred.
Mrs. f. Rigglesberger asked permits
sion TO place in drain pipes in front Of
her residence at her own expense
which was granted.
A resolution was presented by
Councilman Hummel to have the
mayor authorized to have an election
called to settle the town COW ques-
tion.
Councilman Hummel moved that
the sense Of the resolution be carried
out.
Councilman Potter saw no reason
why the city should go to the expense
Of an election now and suggested that
the council let the cows run loose
awhile longer in order to TRY it =
while" The matter was referred to
the board Of aldermen.
The council then by motion sd-
journ ed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-08
START NOW.

Make q new resolution that
you will save some money,
and come let us fit you out
with one of our Home Saw
ings Banks. II you have one
Of the little safes around the
house and drop . few dimes
in 1t, you will be surprised
how soon you will have q
meat sum-" II is saving
your earnings that counts.
IL makes no difference how
much you make, II You spend
every cent. Save at the start
8 per cent. Try this one
month and see how very easy
tits. You will thank us for
the suggestion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
FRENCH coRREcTs MISTAKE
Explains About Cattle Brought From
Other States 20 Oklahoma.

Hobart. Q. T., Jan. 10. c. French.
secretary Of the Oklahoma Live Stock
Sanitary commission. has written ? letter
70 the Hobart News. in which he explains
tae situation in regard 10 the bringing
Of northern caute into this territory.
recently opened Tor settlement.
The letter written by Mr.. French IS
as follows:
Dear Sir. In your issue OF the sth
OF January 1. read an article by C. II.
Counen Of Texas which I fear VIII be
very misleading. Mr.. Conneu SAYS:
There is absolutely no danger o.
cattle n this country being subject 10
disease by cattle coming from the south
ern part OF the territory or the northern
part OF Texas within q radius Of two
hundred miles
This proposition depends entirely upon
where the cattle IN this country come
from. 7 admit that most OF the cattle
in Hiowa and Comanche counties are safe
by reason OF their having become i'm
munes by exposure 10 the infection (ticks)
but It IS not the business Of the Sanitary
Commission TO protect infected territory.
but &c make it possible for cattle from
ritory. which would make them ellgi-
bic for movement TO any other part OF
the country. thereby enhancing the value
OF such cattle several dollars Ter head
alr. Conneil also says. I do not be-
lieva cattle which have been bred and
raised In the north will survive THIS ell
mate" Also. i understand that herd
Of fifty cattle were sent fl this direction
By parties from KiuEhsher county, OK
iahoma. and that three-fourths II the
stock died before they reached their des-
tination
Kiowa county IS less than forty miles
south Of Kinsfsher county. hardly SUI
fcient distance 70 cause sudden death TO
the cattle referred 20 on account ~ cIi-
matte conditions. EIngfsher county IS
above the federal government line. and
cattle there are free from infection. and
il these cattle were brought n contact
with the cattle referred 70 by AIr Con
nell as harmless. can understand uhy
they would die Cattle from The north
AID east used % die n Kansas and the
same claim was made than that Il was
the climate that killed tbem. Kansas
vas then infected With ticks Today cat
re coming 10 Kansas and parts OF Okla
bona are Just ls safe 80 they are where
raised. Win the greatest possible re-
spect for lIv- C0nneu. must say his
theory IS absolutely wrong. as has been
repeatedly proven bv scientific iuvestiga-
ton very respectfully.
o C. FRENCH. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, jar. 27.-There was No relief
from the seml-stagnant conditions Of
speculation in stocks today. The stiffness
Of money rates. which persisted FOR some
time after the turn Of the year. has
yielded entirely. and the ordinary Dor
rover IS able TO obtain money on cal on
very easy terms. Returns OF gross earn
ings OF railroads. which began 70 come IN
today for the third week il January.
show gratifying increases over last years
high level Today's break il the grain
markets, while due 10 coalition ~
over-speculation and attributed ostersi-
bly, 20 the large movements from other
countries. warrants presumption of
promising conditions tor our own win
ter wheat crop. upon which mich hinges.
These considerations. however. were pow
erless - animate the stock market There
IS very general agreement that the ulti-
TnaIun DECISION o. The question az the
legal standing q Jne Northern Securities
company Is the thing really awaited for
the next general movement il ths sock
market There is also importance at
rachei % tie definite shaping 81 ere gov
erruelts financial operations Lesisia-
ton f1r che reduction G. the revenues Cd
the ere SIDE ~ t3r SPECIAL government
expenditures On The ether. are studied
vitl grset attention. owing = tr
aeari-E On tae market s1nE.T a money
The stlae-irg os the discount rate 81
Lcn1on and ghe advance 81 che r-ice -
s1l may ~ e symptom - renewed De-
r-zld f1r go,a from thEr quarter rs The
E--K = England IS o5rso.zsiF striving 90
uke is rz-a elective ir TIRE rsrEat 81
preparation fer th@ coming grrerrrre-t
l7zr- ~ RE special movements iz TO-
DAYS market which save L rs a11le
character -hat q Araalzanatad COPPER
zas -osr conspicuous Eaw corr vas
-lealees for zhe e-sr t'na si1cc tae az
rss av the Ar lzaEated Ccrper ce---
-s1E TITO saln -acaed -cdaT Pr susl-
-d C1qrsr vas - pcrrs s a'-
taree Ed sk price cl ieas zere s-rs--th
g. tr oarl--af Lead stoczs aue Arr -ca-
Tle lnlres States S-sei Ef91Ez
T=-e le- ~ vas
sa g. sea- Nl7a q 11li rsr sa-n
Nt1ta Es -@F r6
E-- Ese Ts1E Cs1a.4 SIS
81 [o1s SOCKS C1
C a1s = E-oe.s. sai E--acE pre-
w z. e1-rlla 1a=
-z-se- sliced 5ue ard 1-r
e-e n1s cessation @ seek
s-tirisy - a ueuker - s=wi-a7e-
ocuss ard The na-S=s as aser ant
rrsg-iar -fsz5 galss. 7Ar Ta---. = i-s.'as-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28

and Inhabitants 70 rs present siss-
one would never suspect from his sp-
pearance that M-. Ross - nearly = years
OF age. He Is woaderfaliy active ard
rarely misses day from his Office. 5Ir-
Ross is a Mason ana a member OF the
First Presbyterian church. He vas a
sufferer from dyspepsia untn nc heard ot
Kod0l Dyspepsia Cure. rhe following IS
sis opinion of the remedy which has done
50 much Tor him.
For several years. 7. Thomas l. Ross.
also my vie. Lydia T. Ross. both &
Topeka. Ras.. suffered with that terrible
nalady known as dyspepsia or iadiggs-
ton
I'VE commenced % use Kcdci Dyspep-
STA Cure on the recommendation 81 cur
druggist- After taking one dose. and in
side - a short tire. al 81 those terrible
pains and dyspepsia tormerts had passed
away. 0y appetite. also ny Wsfe's. came
back and cur food could Dc enjoyed
as when we we're =. I am now turniaS
- years ~ age.
Il have rot suffered one day with nv
stomach since I commenced % use Kodei
Dysrersia Cure. ard I recommend IL -
all ~ my fellow citizens % 90 yea good.
and endorse Eo6ol Dyspepsia Cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
NINE. NORDTCA

During her present American tour
Nine. Nordica's manager. Loudoa G.
Charlton. has arranged for over EIGHTY
concert engagements for her. and a nuu-
her OF cities where she has slreaiT ap-
peared have requested the great diva 20
make return engagements. II some in
stances she may be able 20 90 this
although she muse be n Boston IL
March to appear Fl the Boston Symphony
concerts and about the middle os april
she VIII leave for Europe IN order 10
appear in London during the coronation
ceremonies, where she is engaged Tor the
Covent Garden season. IL possible she
VIII ACCEPT m urgent invitation 70 appear
in Paris before her London ensascment
for tia first production in the French cap
itaI OF --Trist0n and Isolde ard Got
terdammerurg. ard later. IN September
she Wlu again sing az Munich the relies
Of Isolde and Elsa. with which she scored
such Tremendous triumph this last
summer.
Nordica's present American recital tour
opened in Pennsylvania, where she sans
in Scranton 90 an audience OF nearly 119
At Cleveland and Toronto people were
turned away FROM the door. ana in Chi
cago she sang 10 the capacity OF the great
Auditorium From MINNEAPOLIS and S.
Paul she appears in Illinois ana Indiana
and then south Tor short season IN
Georgia, Texas and Mexico. and tnsn %
the Pacific coast and into the British
possessions. thence east. The disdn-
s7nshed singer IS in the best Of health
and says she is enjoying her present
American tour greatly. She has met with
the most enthusiasts reception wherever
she has thus far appeared. and IN nearly
every Instance return engagement have
been eargerly sought.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
Ernest sEToN-THoMPsoN

Il Is seldom that an autho--artist IS
also gifted with the abliry 10 entertain
upon the lecture platform. but Ernest
Seton Thompson is as cisvsr with his
voice as he IS with his per snd pencil
Al % his writings and drawings de-
scriptive Of the personality Of Wild AMI
mails are enhanced many fold ny his mi
saitahle description OF then from his own
lips Mr. Sston-Thompson IS one q the
most entertaining lecturers now on the
platform. He has a way of putting things
without straining after e1ects. which cap
tures his audience az the start ard holds
IL 70 the finish Ike has woaderful powers
OF narrative. and as his lectures are Trin-
cipally composed OF stories, mostly drawn
from his own experience. they are at
tractive Tor this cause alone. but when
illustrated. as they are, with camerA and
pencil. they are e rare treat
He is coming here 10 lecture On FeSra-
airy 5. 1902
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Wichita has stoclzer and feeder mar
ket well established but people should
r1t overlook the faeJ that there IS also
q zrSer cere Tor soed butcher cattle
some of rle cattle feeders in the state
ri illinois are rurnlne their attention 10
tl- wichita market They ara E1dlnE ONT
r - ser 5000 Ieeaers ana sloea
1-r7 VlI ae more ~ them from ether
sections aE ueXt lall- The Wichita mar
ket has C1-e 10 stay.
People generally look FOR hiEher-priCed
hogs trlC gay 10 day but the downward
tendency ~ ras provision market does not
s-en - point n higher prices FOR I've
Al II the railroads are going TO give a
haf-flre rate 10 people visiting the great
car-leueus meeting iu this city on the
1ith -Ch and 18th of next month The
stock men are every day III receipt ot
news which conFlnccS them that the
nens here win be the greatest event
u the history Of the association. w Dr.
EalEh ana - 3. Moore were on the
streets -ardaT raising the money nee
make L a success. People eN-
rcr 81 iehIra 10 do her part. and she
The committee to secure the Wild cattle
meeting next month have contracted wilh
Frank Robins u Robins q Alexander,
- secure the n1-- cattle 1or the occasion
IrE0 Saws he is SONG n Chihuahua
Set some Ions horns. as well as antelope.
and some that cal be sold after the show
is oyer He Fiil get car load
Liberal kansas. has rider In the
person III con Jackson. whom they think
can -55e any horse that ever tried 10
buck He IS going t. be here st the
c2-rleuel 8 meeting next month and show
hoH e is done me nurnper II ra1ch-
down II Oklahoma have sent word that
tley Rave q rider who VIII De here to
contest for -he prizes There Is evidently
Eollg a. ~ good deal OF interest taken
o. t1e ns ana rorlns contest 4lr-
alexander. of Robins a. Alexander has
o horse THAI he bought out Cf herd last
Summer that has ourked OF all the
riders thlt LlEe yet tackled him. and
DE VIII ~ one az the horses ia the rms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
= pocroR.s EXPERIENCE.

Strange as Il nay seem. remarked Z physician
Sho has precucec IN 4 small place for nearly IS
farmers LFlrg within radius c. 2 MES Of TINS
tov- Farrlsrs ought 70 &c the nsalrhsss- peore On
earn our es natter O. fact there 8 souecccy slCE
II telr .slies most q the tire e trouo.s s. they
eet TOO Rluch- Their s-onachs becoEs c-oggsd. bl-
io1sness ard headaChe folcw -sn tnsy send for ne.
Town people over-est too, but for reasons easily
explained. trey DO not Sat e rn-ca as Tarl-r ana
rs family CO. 4 gree- many people imagine tley
have hezr disease, ne,aria ard aggravated stomach
ncucs, wlen as mater G. FACT II S their stomach
Ir Cel-wei's SyrJp Fspsia and her5 Lexz-Vs
crnpo-c -aksn IS directed 11e1=> healthy stcr12cE5
L lsac5 Of indigestion. csspeps.z- biiouslsss scr
ne11ache ard ccrsuczrcn ard expensive coctor
els i 3 sod - most crugE7sts II SEC and sl.C0
bo-1ss. Asz fo- Il he hasn't /. Ne wi &c gao 70
send yen = U-zl bc1= z-d Z valuaole Ike book On
sso--isCa tE0so.es f-es. Pspsin SyruD Cclrz-<
kszl1cglc u. =. s. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
TOPICS or The TOWN

Nessrs Charles Mcconnell, Ernest Nc
Conneu and J. z. Denny are visiting the
Iatter's brother. a. II. Denny. 435 North
Emnoria avenue They live II Illinois
and are here Spying ont the country with
the object Of taking in some Kansas
farms.
J. W. CIendinen & Co. sold yester-
dag q 225-acre farm in Sumner county, to
Ida Brauon. The consideration was $5e0
cash. This farm vas purchased about
thirty days ago by John 5 Wallace Of
this city Re understood TT. WaIace
made a right nice proat in the transac-
ton.
TIE New York Lie Insurance Company.
through the agency Of c. II. Luliug. have
rzi5 the policy en- the life 81 Charles
I.sclmeyer. 1Er. Recknerer had paid no
attention 10 the premium due Dec =
ana died Dee e. Rearing the insurance
in force rs TIE thsrty days Of grace al
lowed by the company
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
LIE STOCK MARKET.
Hog Receipts Were Light and
Market Steady,
Top PRICE WAS S. 90
Cattle Market Was Active
Butcher Grades Higher.

There was a light supply of hogs on the
market yesterday. even for a Monday.
Owing TO the limited supply Cudahy took
eli the offerings. and did not leave any
thing for the others. There were no
torpy boss on the market, the best being
only fair mixed packers. The market
was ABOUT steady and the top sale was
even six dollars. Armour's buyer viii be
o. the market today. when better re-
oeirrs are expected There was only one
car load that arrived after the market
closed last night. and everything was sold
a. TIE tine The buyers for the Cudahy
house lett the market. IF there had been
any lere sales they would probably have
been q shade lower on account Of the pro-
visions showing weakness. Somehow the
buyers here 90 not look for aay more big
I-rs u hogs and It Is thought that there
w-l bs demand here Tor al that
comes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago

CntCSE1
chicago. Jan. 27--Clttle-Receipt 81
fl9. including % Texans Westerns
steady TO 1ec lower. Good 70 prime steers
e. 1l7.40; poor 20 medium, St.05lf5.lD;
stockers and feeders s. 25df.5o; cows
s1-2505-00; heifers. $25C05.5e: Gamers
S1.Eu2-e9 bulls, $500 80; calves, $500
90; Texas fed steers, Si.ega5-55-
Eog-Receipts, today, 1900. estimated
for tomorrow, 5000 left over, 1000.
Market opened steady. closed TO Ice
lower Mixed and butchers. s5.9946-+5;
good TO choice heavy. S5-25I6.50: rough
heavy. s5-QrG5 %; light, s. Ga 600; bulk
Sheep Receipts, 1900 Sheep steady 70
strong. Good 10 choice wethers, 3oG
80. fair TO choice mixed, S3.15d4.Z5;
western fed sheep. s4.e3G5.25; native
lambs, 5000; western fed lambs, 8 90
OniciaI receipts and shipments for Sat
Receipts-Cattle. Is; hogs, l5.Sss; sheep.
shipments-Cattle. $50; hogs. 1,257;
sheep, 1,405.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28

New York. Jan. z7.-Butter Receipts.
Ts4l packages 1farEet drmer- state
Gai-v ItQetr. creamery. l5025c. june
creamery. 1-921c. factory. 1sTl5c
Cheese Receipts. e- packages Market
firm. Fancy large safe, full cream. early
made. l4-sC. <aucy small state. FIJI cream.
early made. IL ffil5 &c. fancy large. early
made, white 7sc. fancy small, early
made. fancy white. II. Gf1tsc.
Egg@Receipts 4.21 raeksges. Market
firm STATE and Pennsylvania, .S0cac;
western at marx &c.
SuEar-Rav-. firm Fair refining. : I-16c.
centrifugal. s. -est 3 a-i6c, moiasses su-
gar 13-lec ReSned. firm Crushed,
$3.50: powdered. 4.e5c, graduated. 4.75c-
Coffce-tsuiet- No. :, RIO. &c.
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