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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-18
$4,000 Of Taxables Uncovered.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. 17.-County Assessor
ID. NJ. Puterbaugh to-day placed on the
tax duplicate an aggregate of $4,000 in
taxables against Mr.. and Mrs. Delos N.
Weaver. of Elkhart, covering their seques-
tered taxables of the past six years. The
amounts ranged from $500 in 1896 to 50 100
in 1902 for Mr.. Weaver, the back taxes due
the county being s426.25. The amounts as
sessed against Mrs. Weaver range from
1886 in 1896 to 81, us at present, the amount
of taxes due from her being s132. 80.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 1I.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Koestring. fifty-six years OF age, COM
mitted suicide to-day by taking poison.
Dependency Is believed TO have been re-
sponsible for the act. The woman's hus-
band was killed In an accident here five
years ago. and from that time on she was
victim OF melancholy. She frequently
talked OF taking her own life and close
a watch as possible was kept on her move
ments. While alone at her home to-day
she swallowed the drug. Two sons and a
daughter survive.
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Habcas Corpus Proceedings Begun.

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ELWOOD. Ind. Oct. H.-Habeas corpus
proceedings were filed in the Circuit Court
at Anderson this afternoon to secure the
release of James Hartman, who was ar
rested here Monday afternoon on informa-
ton from the authorities at Bristol. Tenn.
to the effect that he was wanted there for
a murderous assault on John Owens one
day last August The Tennessee officers
were notified at once of his detention, but
they have not come after him, and he has
been held in the city jail since. The
habeas corpus proceedings will be disposed
of at once.
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poiutnent of a coadjutor in Cincinnati
archdiocese for Archbishop William Henry
Elder. The venerable archbishop has been
in the priesthood fifty-six years and Is the
Oldest member of the American hierarchy.
He will soon celebrate his eighty-fourth
birthday. Bishops Horstman. of Cleveland,
Macs of Covington. and Moeller, OF Column
bus are mentioned for the place and the
succession TO the archbishopric.
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Lighting Rates Raised.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Kokomo
Electric Company has raised its rates for
domestic and commercial lighting. The
new rate Is 10 cents per thousand watts
for commercial use and II cents per thou
sand for residences. Discounts ranging
from 5 to IS cents will be allowed.
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Disappearance of "stone Man,

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 1.-THE mys-
ferrous disappearance of the petrified body
OF a man found in the river here nearly
three weeks ago, has caused a mild SEN
sation in certain circles. Litigation over
the possession of the body is now pending
In the Circuit Court, and Capt John Eigen-
mann, the riverman, Is under heavy bond
not to dispose of it until the case is tried
IL court.
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Got H.-Lngerins
between life and death, with his skull
frightfully fractured, George mcfarland,
foreman OF a construction gang in the en-
ploy of the local plant Of the American
Bridge Company. Is lying at st. Elizabeth
Hospital with six physicians fighting for
his life. Mcfarland fell a distance of six
ty feet from the top Of steel bridge sup
pert at the new Brown-street structure this
morning. The beam had just been swung
into position and he was working with a
crowbar. The bar slipped and he pitched
headlcng over the side OF the cross beam.
He struck first on his head thirty feet be-
low on a piece of false work. His body
then bounded off and fell the other thirty
feet to the ground. lodging in a V-shaped
/ scaffold. He has been for ten years fore
man for the company and has family.
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Aged woman. House Burns.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN. Ind. Oct. l5.-Fire DESTROYED
the residence os Mrs. crowell. one-half mile
south of Syracuse. Thursday afternoon, to-
gether with the contents. the household
goods OF Mrs. Crowell ard the tenant of
part OF the house. Oliver Grippe. and family.
also the household goods Of Mrs. Crowelrs
sor Samuel. which were stored In the
house The total loss will aggregate near
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE National As
ISOLATION of Life Underwriters adjourned
to-day to meet in Baltimore next year. The
following officers were elected: President
Phil II. Farley. New York; vice presidents.
ID. F. Appel Boston: r. A. Kendall Cleve-
land; j. S. Cameron, Atlanta: secretary F.
b. Mason. Chicago; treasurer. Eli ID.
Weeks. Hartford. Conn.
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"Thfs Party Is Dead"
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. Oct H.-"This party is
dead were the words on the envelope of a
letter returned to Mrs. Celia, Bernard, this
city, to-day. The letter was written to
her son, Lewis Bernard, a soldier in the
Philippines This is the only notification
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Indiana Obituary.

RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 17.-william w.
Rattray, aged seventy-three, died this
morning. He was a native of this city.
He was a member of Whitewater Lodge
of Odd Fellows. A widow and an adopted
son, William Rattray, jr, Of Chicago, sur
yiye.
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ALTOONA, Pa. Oct. 1.-THE Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad soft iron, wheel and brass
foundries were Obliged to close down here
to-day because OF the fuel famine. The
company used coke exclusively In these de-
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Hotel at Point Chautauqua. one OF the
largest and finest hotels around Chautau-
qua lake, was burned early to-day, to-
gether with its contents; also the amuse-
ment hall and summer cottage owned by
the hotel company. The hotel was owned
by q Beaver Falls and Buffalo syndicate.
The loss will be fully 100000
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partments. and ever since the anthracite
strike the supply has been gradually de-
There is a supply on the way, but IL has
been caught in the freight congestion.
Special effort is being made to get II
through so the foundries can resume next
week.
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~ 5000 with little If any insurance Mrs.
Crowell, who is ninety-two years old, was
absent from home at the time. The fire
started from a spark from the cook stove
in the Grippe portion OF the house.
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No InocuIatiou of Nontmmun-,

HAVANA. Oct. n.-Secretary of Govern
ment Tamayo has issued an order prohibit
ing the incubation for experimental pur-
poses OF nonlmmunes by mosquitoes which
have bitten persons with the yellow fever
and which have been infected for over ten
DAYS.
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Will BE ACCEPTED.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGEl

our great cities who are least well of that
the mining of coal should be resumed with
out days unnecessary delay.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. ia petition will
shortly be sent to Rome asking for the ap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Owning I'm.

Miss Jimplecute-Are you fond Of an
imalS, Mr.. Wyndham?
Mr.. Wyndham-Well, I like spring
Journal
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An Omission.
st. Paul Pioneer Press.

sue declares that she is single from
choice" said Miss Kittish.
But did she say whose choice?" ask
ed Miss Frocks.-Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04
Poser.

child?
Mamma-Certainly, dear. All human
beings We're once children
Elsie-Really? Well. who took care
of the babies en?-Philadelphia Press.
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And just then the chap above fired
What's more, he hit the bird, and it fell
yes, it fell right into
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

range = prices The distributing business was also TAR
with offerings limited Advioes from Southern points
dcate confident feeling among holders, with not nus.i
offered Talmage New-Oreans, teleEraphs the LOussN
crop movement to date. roows Receipu%1aorsS 1o1.S
I4s2 600 sacks; year LES 200 sacks.
strong active; advancing. Tamage, Charleston,
graphs Carolina movement 10 date: teceipta'
1T5 bbls sales. 1875 bbls steady demand prices
Quotations follow: Domestic 70 low eeis
head, 6ls d6Sc Patna 516c: Japan. foreign oqO
2&c
sUGAR-rhe Of the ruled steady no change
occurring In the list during the day Business was ia
ported Of moderate mostly Withdrawals on old
contracts, although fair number OF orders were
ceived. We Cut loaf crushed and domaos o4Oc'
mould and cubes 490c; xxx powdered 4SOci poM,
dered, powdered and fruit powdered 4Ioc Eae
confeconers' ranulated Eagle coarse ana extra
OF ine granulated 4S5c Eagle n bags OF hne Einu
lated 4S0c: Eagle fine granulated standard
and diamond A, 465c confectioners A, t9c No tUc,
Nos and , 425ci No I. 2Oc; No D +l9c 30 o. 4.4T
zoe Nos II Is md IA 3.7Oc; 3e5c No l6. 56Oc:
dominoS. T5c. According advees from Lon
the market ruled hrmer, with Increased
demand July advanced lid % 6s Nd ana august
d IS Nd Cane quiet with little demand ana no
change Of the United King
DOM I9l 900 tons 1877 900 the same time
last The local market nrl all day
with good demand for ali grades sales included 1000
bags Cuba centrifugal to arrive. at lloc 20 test cost
freight; g. 700 Peru centrifugal 70 arrive at
rive. ALEC. 50 test, T. LII bags san domingo
centrifugal. arrive 3Ssc. landed; LBS bags
san Domingo moasses arrive, 2'sc. 81 test
landed $500 ST Croix centrifugal 70 arrive 5FSc 10
27sc exshp; 100 Domingo centrifugal
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

sRs sos ss' seam aasss sssehss ss.Es aS as
FLotR 4 AND MnA1-rh. -four rnar,,., ,r.. s,..d,s-
% Winter Se aGys on 81 S9p ggadss Spring patents
g 2ssss sS extra 10 s. oa$s 2O no grade
9pSisd ch6ico oO to l91sS fsnsg
eTed SaeGsa 50 4Pgss Pas 40 h as to BAG
81 SOasI FQuis Quofed @ ?Oa$l sngG G2 eISTse s4se
sBP1r sD2t $40 Srs S99s2 5 SACKS 20 arrive ms s 5as2o
SIS 56 coarse 01 Winter o s spring 6Tsn madng 81 5o
nG9ny GRH1SRriE ShoR f oil mssi ST. sS5 20
tsRns @aa sboE control Of the wheat The crowd
enough 10 prices advance easily on nd4 ba sl
deprssSo ana Chicago the first impulse was toward
new wheat arrivals Kansas city ana ST. LOUIS bnt
i Hdng nc great pressure sell those operating for
1sene soon replaced their thus checking further
resisting attempts to force ca aeoB @ sAe MA wss strong
trade bought for . soutnwest and Central states, the
laasy from estimates only cars at Chicago for
tgeSGay High point of the day in the last hour
o4wng reports that exporters worked upward Of s
Cables We're I t @ eoseq ] rFi1 m az sg &c net
Mb5y Rgy 10 points higher Paris. Foreign
2Os GOO bush 300 ahead Of last year and
ssa ooa 5airSs winter wheat, getting
The export trade aeeased Lss90o IL bush for the week
iosse o. ana q loads do first days September
Loads besides which Is 600 red sold here On
eSat IeTatc 9 eGa basis olows No red 7so
Duluth and No Northern New-York s8c: No Northern
promnt No 7si t5' and No hard Manitoba s03se all
core RED New York solsc August 2531--.. COTN-Iuy
oO al Chicago sold up 70 67iae to-day looked
Tne On time as II the bulls might experience difficulty
IN keeping the price down reasonable level. with
OLly 10 cars or estimated for Wednesday
hAIuraIly expressed alarm. July, al
options, September West advancing 11c and here 1c
over Mondays close The local Jumped right up
on small sales, but Chicago
adyanes During the early forenoon
pte'Alle notably in Chicago where September opened
owing unsatisfactory
OF 5l4.OOo bush week
weather West cloudy cool. with occasional
showers predicted wednesday. here in
ciI1ed D 900 bush No = yellow G.
az ioca No corn closed lac elevator and = re
aaoat' No white 7ac, ana No yellow 72s4c o
aioat- OATS-Although the market lost ground
during tho first hour particularly which
eined e after the opening. IL fully later
closed Gp very strong. July sold up 20 &c
while September closed 1lsc the previous night.
Estimates OF only IS Chicago other
markets and further rains West impeea
anu caused most OF the upturn. Cash included
So.bD bush- No = closed No g.. No .
Whte, 6sci No white. 63c track mixed. 63c: track
white. 6andac and No . white clips. co.. RYE
Market steady. No Western. 66ac and No 2 Western
6otsc. both afoat: 6Sd64c BA riley
sales of 10000 bush feeding barley FOR export
were reported yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, July 22-The last week has a record one
In here being the best any during
present year a number Of the big corporations have
been large number OF smaller
faeturers. Prices higher in several instances and
all upward tendency. woOls
selling wi considerable sew helm
taken Prices strong; fine staple
Territores 6OS5ac strictly fine. 50Q51c; nne and ane
medium. 4sg4sc: medium tiq4Sc. The supply OF Texas
Is be exceedingly small. while
cali grades Fine staple has sold at
good deal 55c with even 9Sc mentioned as an
price Fine hrmer. following
abroad ard the position OF fine domestic Wnols in
he country nd Pennsylvania xxx nominal 9ofS
3lc: Xxx and above 2sGl29c; " 26aeTc; Michigan y
24G12Sc poaine and tine cOmblng wOols In n very
nrm poston with the tendency upward. Ohio ane d.
laine 29lsaSc: Michigan. 2TU2sc: No 1 washed comb
No eT62Sc; 23u25C. For this
Australian wooIs nrn and pretty thoroughly
sold up Quotations very nfn- Comotnx. choice,
secured bass T5gTsc; soal IeQItc; ayerass. loqT2c
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

hans best i4sisg; weStsrn toms, best
depha, fancy large 2s12ac do, mixed sizes. isa2oei
" Western % s s aS.rs@s aS sa to D @ as
a9 Svs s'ASea IIe DO bs ana under average isaioc.
do Western poor fair. loai2so old cocks spring
ducks: Loas Island ana Eastern. n. l4a@lSs DO
Jersey ana Gp.ryeT l4o spring geese Eastern ssiss: @
DO mixed s2 Dti' do aa4H s s, 2sasi Eis 81
POTATOES AND VEqETA 81 I4Ess-soutnern potatoes IN
quite liberal supply ana with Lons Island arEiyns freely
market is easy and prices tavorins buyers Few s"se.
dragsns GqeubsEs have Increased in supply and prices
Corn sold we'll Out lower To-Day owing 10 the late de-
livery OF most Of the stock Celery generally small N
weak Lettuce irregular in quality and value 1 Ieas
armer Harket has been glutted with string and
prices are little ABOVE trelght nId
ana very low Tomatoes have steadily declined 2 under
quoted We quote Potatoes, Long is!sla In o9tK PEI
mon 56casi sweets North Carolina red per Dbl
gs5 eucpmPsrs Jersey per half BOZ o 81; 40 10 Per PS k
per bbi ST. cucumber pickles Jersey per L0OO ~ 9Sg
NeW"YorE per dozen case 5Gca$i 25: onions Long
Island red per bbI S2g$2 70: County red
bag $qS % DO Jersey and southsrn ThS n3ack R Der
81 25. do bag, 81 peas state per oasAs S Isl
9epDer e1 Jersey per half b5 basket 5cgSl do
bush bush box SS sy Sgs per ha 5SI basket 55oc
per box. 25a5Oc do Buffalo per basket Sa 1se, sq R
sia Der Dol joqI75c tomatoes. Monmouth County, per
Bsftmore Acme 75ca$I do Baltimore and Washington
per small basket +ogooc; do DO Fhl!a1s l.I11f5 " p''a anu
NDRIES-Beeswax- market has eased on s, a ns
tIe and closes aSoc per 10 ensensNo No 'n'ersz5 @
on the part Of buyers and the market IS stu IN a Hsg
Maple Sugar NothihH dulIs 70
of; sugar quoted 7lr dsiac per 10 and Sup az I'd
Honey-Ony small JooplS sdIes Iep2i
80 Iba TaTIet Is rather easy southern COMB sells al
IIg14c per 10; extracted at 4e'oc pe sra5s
ana California 4-I15 &c per 10
mas been quieter with very strong reports aoi
south the market has ruled firm. with some gThHS9
ijtfis bgh-r We quote: Peanuts Virginia i4ho 2SA.
TIT,bo ber n 6s4 4c fancy. 54lS14c; DO extra
do No / spanish shel.ed she; do No = S%a4C' uo ~
virginia 6 s2fea apparently
heavy to-day than one-hat OF tg "a Li;7Ic
Canada for export A'p 3
NJ rail and river nay continues firm at the new
1rires and MI useful qualities are n syt'Iae'S Tsr
Ft-or5s~ market We luJ.e: prne, large taos;s %
Ioo M g5cdSl No l. STls g32ac; No '1be<sC
t0I.-0 yrade 5OT6Oc clover miXeG. 65a'9ci cloNeI
65Ssec small bales 3lsc than large No l"ise IN IN
~ cIoyar or No 2 hay moving 81 ft-N ~ y go
fseling exists in long rye with new crop .appils S,
vear's remnant best quoted IoGt5c Feeelps -. oI a.
and straw in reported al The Fr9dS ssts hail
1oor to-iav. Hudson River Railroad @su EAiH -
rosH 30 pennsylvania Railroad, so; Delaware -1aad
wanna ana Western Railroad 20; West snore onS Sbio
60. Valley Railroad, TO- Baltimore, 1lu
RAILROAD 80: Central OF New-Jersey % Psc-rts
harqes 33O- by canal, los, total. =Ulo tui'S' '
NJ strayy-By river tons; by rail, 10 tons.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm. No 3
spring wheat. .0g75c, No red ITsc No oats. 4sc;
No white. 6O'z Q63isc; No white 5O152c- No >
S94ec Fair choice mailing barley, IOp I2c. No l
naxseed, 81 n, No Northwestern 81 81 Clover.
tract grade s. 854$s 40 Mess pork per boil SIT 200
noose. so IL Dry saed shoulders boxed, 0 9alsc
Exchange to-day market steady; cream
cries, l9d2Oc. Cheese steady, l00l0Ac. Eggs hrner
Duluth July 22-Close wheat-Cash No I hard
IS gc No Northern. T6c No Northern. T4c July 76c
September, 2lsc; December. Iolc; Manitoba No North
cash. 76c; No Northern. T4c. oats-Ssptember
33ltc
milwaukee, July 22-Wheat-No I Northern. TsisR
iac: No Northern. TTisa7Sc; September T2ls672Ssc
Rye lower. No l. 6Oc- Barley steady No - I0g7Oisc
sample 65GTOc. Corn-September 6Oi4c.
Minneapolis July 22-Close wheat-IuIy Taisc: Sep
teulber 70Sc; track No hard. SIC: No Northern
T9Ac
Philadelphia. July 22-Wheat Isc higher: contract
grade July ~ arse Corn lc lower: No yellow
local trade, Oats arm; No clipped.
Provisions nrrn good demand. Butter steady
2iisc do nearby prints PC Eggs steady
fresh nearby lSc, loss on. do Western. 1Sc
do southwestern lsc loss or DO Southern 15Gl6c loss
on Cheese steady. New-YOrk full prime. small,
1Od1Ol4c; do fair good 9i=d9%c. Receipts-Flour.
corn. 4Ooo bush. oats 1000 bush ShipmentS-Wh heat.
-. 1000 bush. corn. 5000 bush oats. 10000 bush.
Louis July 22-Close: vheat-No red cash
e94c July. 69is> September 6ed6elsc December 7Osc:
No hard. T6c. Corn-No cash 6Se; July 63i4c: Sep
July. 4llsc: September 2s7sc No white. SIC. old.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23


orroN-It is safe say that few t[s market took
- he turn in me sfIIbbornly
pA4s1 - have been
, side on July option n am 1yben prices
% - January OF A"0
suen r-ss a. hour A-inosL 80
to-day. the close Tces
BOTTOM market opeheu Wsas
7--gIIar under hurries OF selling all ~ Snex-
N-- greatly d4slltner "
L-L1 months, dile Eis
Le5es disapp0intInent, showing a dSN.1,
,os--s ia positions ana a aEop q
- oTfrn INST al time rise had gseh ~
-sfes Ia De keeping with sJatistlelI -
nd averaged up aecat1Ag ~
and the trad reports from cotton goods
were not specially gratfEl1B Aet tle t,7 ,ooes
rhe OF -o,oto july
rr5Fnfnent Phadel phia spot Gotten arm Ae II9
OF eOJc, but the ne1t saLe on 1le a.
VS. al soc. this there was sti IufthtI uLP ~
s2a or Is points of the hnal price OF last might
market positions ana Darcy sleaay
croD
proved expected ana maze
The room seemed 20 give
attention the summer positions and
circulation as 10 the intentions
beirg efforts would be made 70 round uD
either the longs the II believed that after
putting the the people regained pos
session 1900 bales the open market
profit o least % points, 81 bale Covering
INDUCED II extent late in the day and a
the market steady ana net 3 10 p points
Total sales estimated 100000 bales.
time movement had been broken ana full time would
range Of prices the local market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
OTHER MARKEr-BY TELEGRArH.

Chicago July 2a-Catte-Receipts 1000 Including
1900 Texans and $50 Westerns steady good 10
prime steers. 81 55dSS So medium 81 50IS7 60
storSrs and feeders 81 aOHS5. cows 4OQSS hefers
81 254S6 = campers. 81 ioa$2 50. bulls 25d s. y
calves. 81 vuWS1. Texas FED S4NS5
SjfS6 81 Hogs-Receipts to-day. OOO to-uor-
35,, 600 steady to Toe lower
mixed and butchers s. I5n$I y good choice heavy
81 ~. bulk sales s. 500 81 Sheep-Receipts OO0
sheep strang lambs steady bulk good
NiH S+ -, fair t0 choice mixed. s. 5OUS+.
Cincinnati, July 22-iiugs lower. SBHS7
quiet, S2H$7- sheep. active 81 25gS4 lambs. steady
S3 25NS6 50
East Buffalo. July 22-CattIe-Receipts $50 head:
steady. s. 2JAST 10; heifers 3fjS6
gS0 Gamers So 2'9S% 70; bulls, 50 5uVS5. Hogs-Re
ceips 3p mead fairly active medium Ss forkers, s. To-
IS I5GS6 p. Sheep lanhs lambs 81 50fS6 so
yearngs, - 13nS3 % wethers 81 JoGS+ sheep s.
asa 40: ewes, SlQS+ -.
East Liberty July 22.-Catte steady: choice 81 5Oa
81 So; prime. $HS7 % good. 81 5vaS6 10 Hogs lower
prime heavy, ~. mediums 81 10. heavy Workers. ana
light Workers. 81 S5ftS7 SO0S7 roughs S6
81 so sheep steady best weherS fOGS4 90: cus ana
common 81 'ogS2; choice lambs S6qSG 5U calves
Kansas City July 22.-Cattle-Recepts : 800 natives
1000 Texans. calves 500 Texans $50 natives t-ornfsi
cattle and Westerns steady ijc lower: other
Tie steady 20 strong choice export and dressed
steers 81 sJaSS. fair stockers ana
feeders So 1on$5 So: steers 81 4O s. no.
Texas and Indian ldQS+ G5, Texas cows Saqf
81 20 native cows 81 nS5; native heifers 45GS6 ~:
Gamers. 81 2amS2 90; bulls s. G54S4 - calves S3aS5
ttogs-teccpts 800 l5H25c lower, slow Tops. 81
bulk OF sales 81 4Ofi$7 60 heavy 6OdST 50. mixed
packers, 81 juNS7 TO- light 81 go; Workers 81 06
81 So pigs. SdNfsT 20 SHEEP Receipts
tive higher Native lambs 81 +51S6 ga Western lambs
50 I0I$+ as native wethers. Western ethers
lings 81 1'aS+ -, Texas clipped sheep. 50 ioa$3 70;
stockers and feeders. 81 SOff So 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July =, lVOz.
COEFEE-TOdays coffee market after opening s'eaGy.
it prices unchanged 10 points higher. deVelopee
siderable strength activity early on scare OF sr
by OF foreign markets. anu
oorsiaeraons OF local respecting the SUP
roed technical position Of the market AS the session
-frogressed however, turned easier
taxing heavy selling ty importers under when ny
1uanfng gain lost, and the market many SlosG
bsreIv steady with prices unchanged 70 D points
lower Early OF rather onI!lsn s-aan
TFayrs was franc higher early. ard closed nst alS
firher Hamburg "a = franc higher santos Has %
- 1ra -,nchanged and Rio 30 higher WIN ls
are OF exchange l-l6i higher at l21sd PRIMARY t-
a. he interior were bags aId al tne poIs
Says 81 A clearance
X 700 bags from there were warehouse
$50 To-IaA's trading was fairy actIFe ie
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