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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12
w. ]. RANSOM DEAD
Succumbs Yesterday Following
Operation for Appen.
dicitis.
HAD BEEN ILL FOR A WEEK
Grand Army, WOOdmen and Work
men to Participate in
Funeral.

Capt. William j. Ransom died at 6
o'clock last evening at st. Anthony's
hospital after less than a weeks i'll
ness with appendicitis. He was strick-
en- last Thursday evening and Satur-
day he was operated upon at the hos
pital. He rallied well and there was
every reason to hope that he would
ultimately recover till yesterday
morning Then he experienced a re-
lapse and it was clear from that time
on that he could not recover.
Deceased was born in. Durham. Eng
land, July %, 1871. He came to Amer
lea as a boy of 13 and took Hps his
residence in this city,in 1856, After a
short time here he went to Coal Val
ley and that village was his home till
1881. In 1862 he enlisted with Con-
pany II, 10th Illinois volunteers and
with that organization served till the
end of the war. Going in as sergeant
he was quickly promoted to captain,
position he held till he was dis
charged in 1865. He was wounded in
battle at Clarendon, Ark.
After the close of the war he re-
turned to Coal Valley and conducted
a grocery and meat business till 1881,
when he removed with his family to
Rock Island. He then became trav-
cling representative for marble and
granite firms, resigning this position
10 accept the office of deputy sheriff
under Sheriff Hemenway. Under
Mayor William McCOnochie he was
city health officer. He was mem
Der of John Buford post, q. \. r.; Isl
and City lodge. y. o. L. w, and Camp
20, NJ. w. y. He leaves many staunch
friends who will be grieved by his
death.
Just before leaving for the war he
was married to Miss Sarah \. Con
molly, who survives with seven chill
dren. Mrs. w. b. Barker, Mrs. Roy
Swisher, Mrs. c. f. Siemon, John j.,
William II. and Miss Sadie and Miss
Lizzie Ransom.
| The funeral will be held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the home,
1920 Fourth avenue The veterans of
the civil war, the Woodmen and the
y. o. L. w. will attend and partici-
pate in the ceremonies.
Mrs McQuaId's Funeral.
Funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. James McQuaid were
held at . o'clock this morning at St.
lJoseph's church, Rev. Thomas Mack
in officiating. The burial took place
at Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers
were G.. j. Larkin, j. T. Shields, Dam
iel Scully, John Brennan, Thomas
Green and Daniel Brennan.
Mrs. McQuaid, whose maiden name
was Catharine Riley, was born in
County Louth, ireland, Aug. 5, 1890.
and came to America in 1916. Her
marriage to James McQuaid took
place at Burlington, n. j.. Aug. 5.
| 1852, and they settled in Rock Island
in 1857. Surviving beside the husband
are four children: Thomas. of Chica-
go; Joseph, of Oakland, Cal; James,
of Fairbury, Neb., and Mrs. George
Savage, of Douglass, Wyo.
Death of a Child.
The weell-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schultz. who live at Eleventh
avenue and Tenth street died last
night. The funeral was held this af
ternoon, with services at the house
conducted by Rev. Mennicke and in
terment at the German Lutheran
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12

and makes his home across the river.
Charles O'Leary has been signed to
play at short. He is a Chicago boy,
and has been playing with the semi
professional teams around that city
for couple of years. A brother of
his is a popular member of the sDcs
Moines team.-Davenport Democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12
NO Msmhers of Compnnr a.

Members of Company A are ordered
to report at their armory tomorrow
at 1 o'clock prompt to at
tend in body the funeral of Capt.
William J Ransom, father of our COM
handing officer.
E. H. DUNAYIN, Lieutenant. ;.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12
saloon Notice.

A hot lunch will be served at w. c.
Parker's, s2736 Fifth avenue. Satur-
day night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12
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Experience Is the Best
Teacher.

Is an old saying that might be applied to
grocery trading" Experience has
proven that groceries can be bought
much cheaper where cash" enters
into every transaction. Buying
right and selling at "c1oSe margins for
cash is the cause for the large patron
age which Shields Cash Grocery enjoys.
A few interesting prices:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12
UNCLE SIEGEL

great bargains Bicycles
Twentieth Phone brown 66s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12

The weell-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Schultz. who live at Eleventh
avenue and Tenth street, died last
night. The funeral was held this af
ternoon, with services at the house
conducted by Rev. Mennicke and in
terment at the German Lutheran
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-12

The county supervisors this morn
ing held short session, attending to
the regular routine business and
hearing the report of the committee
on miscellaneous claims. Then adj
journment was taken in order to give
the committees time to work
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
auf glcmf4alen>2aser bon 30 unb
mebr Sub Siefe ftieben.

unebr CUB Stefe fieber.
SIN ben erften Sagen Der Glams Be-
siebungspeiie perlenfif4eret tparen
nur poItommen runbe perlen perfdufz
Ii4; segenpGrtis aber tommen perlen
bon ieber Sorm unb @rDBe in ben 9ans
bel. Wdbrenb bic e%rftsenannten berars
ttsen S9mudsesenitdnbe in ben &atas
logon Der Suipeliere als npearls" perz
oei4net fteben, bat man perlen, bic auf
Der einen Seite runo unb auf Der anbes
rem fla9 iino, ben Ramen nSuttons
pearls" seseben. Sc na9 Der SObe,
tpelfe Der rumble She'll Der Yerle BON
Der seraben 5ld9e aus beiiBt, unters
i9eibet man pieberum uSapitads" unb
rSurtlebads." Mit STRAWBERRIES"
beaei9net man Perlen, beren Sberfld4e
aablrei4e pinaise Grbebunsen aufpei>
len. Cine perle bon benz umfange elmer
grbie tpirb nit annGbernb 5000 be-
aabIt. Die srDbte ie sefunbene Perle
bate Z 3oa i'm Sur4meHer; lie mar
b~olitdnbig runb unb pos 126 Strains;
als einaisen Gebler peraei4nete iie an
Der einen Seite einen tleinen Sled. Die
tpurbe bon ibrem eTinber, einem
gepifen Gerguion, fir $175O perduz
BERT, ber &Gufer eraielte fpdter fir bic
Perle $4,000. Die feinite ie entbedte
ftralien bilben bic fliesenben Siiafe.
Jinber $500. sic befinbet ii4 iest i'm
Bette elmer Sutpeliersfirma; ibr
Wertb pirb bon biefer auf $4,000 an
def6Inneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Tarm III %oerfamfen.

l1nter;ei9neter lit semiut, feline brei Weilen
pom Der &ir6e uub Der Creamery. eiue Meile
pon Der S1ule unb finfNeileu pon Welrole
selesen, $50 older sroB, in bret She'll seben=
Be Sarm uuter siuitiseu gebiusunsen su
p~erfaufen ober gu perpadten. 100 ader iiub
unter pfus, 60 Ider 8iebmeibe, Is Ider
gul9 uub IS older sutes WieieuIanb; les=
teres aIes in einem Stid. luf Der Sarm
quite gebdube unb sroB aenus, nm @ieb uub
9eu uuter3ubriusen; aud sutes @aiier benin
6aus unb beim Stau. Sliebenbes Waiier
auf Der Sarm. Der goben 1T i9uarser
2ebn1. Wdberes gu erfrasen beim @isentbii=
mer. &arIHfeffer,
33s6t Nelrsie, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
2ureuburQ.

2uremb 9.-Oer Nderer 81.
&o6eler aus Oasburs serietb unter
iein Subrmerf, nobel tbm Elm Stab
bes i@werbelabeneu Subrmerts iber
Sen &opf sins, unb er auf Ser Steue
set6btet murbe. -4n ptelen Orten i'm
Seslins lit bic Gbolera unter Dem
Teberpieb aussebro9en, bic i@on utele
Spfer s%eforbert bot. = Nd9tli9er=
rpeile ftanb Bic an Nltersl9md9e lei
benbe 77idbrise @tttme Nnseltfa
@asner in Sdanbel auf, leete it9
auf bas se0Hnete Seniter ibres S@laf=
sema9tes TIM eriteu Stodpert, itirste
aber binaus unb erlas ben Solsen Der
erlittenen 9erlesunsen. = Iuf Der
Sreibiasb bes 8arons ganbe @oeftpn
BET W6trof i@ofen Baron BON
9uttfammer aus gettenborf unb
Sobaun geter gaben aus Oteftr9 Ell
men i9ueren Seller pon bretg entnern.
-Nls Der Bergman s. Stutter BON
&imelinseu nit benz gerlaben Ell
mes Mtnett @assons beI9dftist mar,
i3lus Elm Stuspfeiler Inn, wobei eine
Winettmafe b%erabfiel, bur9 bic
Stutter tbeilmeile perl6ittet rpurSe.
Wan bra@te benielben nod benz 500
ipital, mo- er tn Solse innerli9er @er=
lesunsen i'm eraltiiden 3uitanbe bar=
nieberltest. Scr Dor einiser 3eit In
gblingen a.. b. WeB peritorbene emf
eritierte 2ebrer gtwer bat fem gauges
germ0sen, iber 10000 Sr., gu &C.
meinnisiseu unb wobltbdtiseni3meden
beftimmt. @emdB benz Seitamente,
gu behen grefutor Der 0ebrer pon
Gedinsen ernannt lit, itnb pier Stu=
bienb0rien uorseieben u. swar eine
fur Mipiranten auf ben Yriefteritanb,
eine fur 1ol9e auf ben 9ebreritanb,
cine fur 9ebrerinuen unb cine fur
Stubierenbe am sltbendrum in Current
burg. @eseu Der gisenartisteit bes
SALES If, bemertensmertb, baB Der
@erftorbene ieinem Sausberrn, BET
Dem er lanse Sabre sesen serinses
gntselt Scott unb qflese senoB, cine
Suu1nie @elbes perma@t bate, bieier
fe aber ni9t erbalten %fonnte, neil er
einen Sag Dor Nbleben bes Germ
8imer bas 3eitlt@e iesnete. Dies
@elb fiel alio wieber In bic 9aupt=
maife Surid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

= 8enn ibr i9ledten @eidmad
I'M Wunbe babt, i9le6t fiblt, nerp0s
uub ansituou ieib, Sdmersen mad
benz giIen unb rebelfett babt, 10 curirt
eu@ &odp Wouutaiu Sbee in 80
Sasen. Seine Cur, feine gesablung.
35 Gents. Wartin Wolitor.
.Y~ Ser I'M ct. Soiepb's Glten=
beim BET ct. gloub rpobnenbe 6err
Sos. 8. S5erit lit als 9eneralasent
Der Society Of Oiptne @orbs" pom
Sbermeruile, Su., anseiteut unb lit
gum gertauf bes pom iener @eiel=
idaft beraussesebenen Miiiionsblat=
tes, bes Stabt 9ottes= Seftes unb bes
Wi9aels &alenbers autoriltrt, S6rif=
ten, bic pom bodm'iteu 8ti6of Ero=
Bee empfoblen merbeu. 1872
W SIR auuerldiiise unb prompte
Anfertisuns uon Yldner fir &eiiben=
gen, S9ulen, &tr9eu unb ionfttse
Neubauten uenbe man it9 an ben Nr=
@ttetten g. $. 9aas, Ct glout,
Wtnn. 12=ba
- gtne Sierteli eftion iebr fetnes
9anb in Cotton @oob Co., swei
Weilen uon Comm Seffers, allies unter
9flus, gu uertaui9en seseu Elm gut
unb mobern eiuseri@tetes @obnbaus.
Wau ipre9e por In Der Stuser 2anb
60. 16=ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

s.-Weil er ibm uou einen1
poteripiel fer 80 Gents i9ulbete,
t06tete gno9 gurrea DonuerHaa
abenb ben Srant Tbomplon. Gls
bas Spiel aufbra9, perlanste gurreG
ieinen @ewinn unb als TbompIon bic
l3abluns uerweiserte, perieste Tim
8urren swei Saufi6ldse auf Ste
S6ldfe, bic tbn t0bteten. gurreG
befinbet ii6 in 9aft.
e.-Die Soften fur bic
bret infolse Der ilnsiten Streitun=
ruben pon Snbepenbence, @aterloo
unh Waquoteta mad Dubuque beru=
fenen MiliStompasuien rperben mad
benz @eiet pom Staat besablt, mdb=
renb bas COUNTY fur bic Der einbei=
mii@en Wilistompasnie, BITE pom
S@erif einberufeu murbe, %auftommea
muB. Ser Superuiiorenratb bat bic
&e@nuns fur bic bieiise &ompasnie
u I'M 8etrase uou 1873, iorpie bic
@e6nuns fur bic eieferuus pon Nabr=
unssmittelr an bic Solbaten bereits
CUR s3ablung ansemieien.
Wontana.
4naconba q. - Ser aroBe
S6orntetn ber @aiboe S6mels=
werte, msl9er Dem Gau9ibel ab=
belfen lou, lit gnbe lester ISOLDE fer
tts seitelft uorben. gr lit 800 SuB
bod unb miBt auf Der Snnenieite UNI
ten 33a SUP unb oben 80 SUB int
Our@meier, bic @anb 1T Il SUB bid.
Oie 9esuns bes lesten Steiues purbe
pon Der S@mels= @eleuidaft gu elmer
impoianten aHatre sema9t. Webrere
bunsert Der umwobnenben Sarmer
unb 8~emobner pom Qnacouba marer
einselaben worben, Der geremonie
beisuwobnen. @er 9uit bate, tonnte
Linn Sabrftubl mad Der Spise bes
S@ornfeins fabren uub ii9 bic @elt
anieben. Sn etneu, Der sroBen
&au9fdnse, bic pom ben &eiieln mad
benz S@orntein fibreu, ruurbe se=
ipeiit ; Der &au@fans lit 80 SUB brett
unb Sc SuB bod, anbere pom sertn=
serer @r0Be.
8utte.-gesen sroBe Solsrdu=
Der i9reitet iest bas gunbesseridt gu
Butte elm. @or ibm itnb pon Der
Bunbesanmalti@aft &lasen anbdnsis
sema@t seseu bic Nnaconba : &upfer=
seieui9aft, bic Bitter &oot Co., TO-
uie seseu peri@iebeue anbere Inter
nebmen. IS banbelt it9 babel UNI
aruet Mtqionen Dollars, rpelde Ser gu
bieiem s3wed pon @aibtnston nod
Butte sei9tdte Observation-Disclosures
beamte Wapnarb pon BEN 9ertlasten
berausi@lasen iol, neil tie auf gun=
besldnbereten In Wontana se5en aues
&e@t 9ols gu bieiem 8etrase i6lase,1
lteBen. llnb nt9t wenise alasen se=
gen Nnbere mtrb Mapnarb aus dbn=
li9eu @rinben erbeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Der beutf9e 8 ampe +
~pennfpIbania" bra9te lebt>
btn bon hamburg bic grGbte r2abuns"
Gintpanberer, bic Biz iebt in bieiem
Sabre I'm geetp gorter 9afen einses
troffen 1T. Nidt tpeniser tpie 2728
gmisranten befanben fi4 ON 8orb bes
9ambursers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

-Sbr babt in Elm bibi9es @eit@t
seblidt, bas iaBe ad@eln, BITE rotben
Baden unb freunbli@en Nusen seieben
unb sewimi@t, Bic Natur bdtte eu@
ebenio amaiebenb sei@afen. &odp
Mountain Ebee ma@t einfade Trauen
babi@. 50 gts.g q artin' Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
@eferrei@.

Wien. Ser 2aiier fpiliate in bic
Reiignatipn oes Miniiters pbne pprtez
feuiqe Or. Hesef.-Muf Der 2inie
Wdbrineer Hemife=S 9pttenrina bat
nun Der alerleste Yferbebabnpagen in
Wien feline Sour einseitellt.-3um Or.
iur. promppirte Der Yrieiter Wabiti6,
Guopsrutor an Der Yfarre I%liearunb.
Der %peritorbene ebemalise Ibgeprbz
nete Hittmeiiter Gabinstp perma6te
100000 arOnen ese9ii9=natipnalen
observation-disclosures 6p9seit feierten
Der tmeritirte Gealf9ulbtrettor g.
4pbn unb Satin.
q gpagps 3. Sier brannten 35
Sduier iammt HebeneebGuben nieber.
3 II B q p { It. Die re6tsz unb
Observation-Disclosures SafaltGt Der
llniperittdt bat ii9 einitimmis sesen
Die Iufnabme BON tpeibli6en 9Drern
on bieier JatultGt ausgeipro6en.
Serlu d. Nieoer brannten 16
Wirtbi9aftssebGube.
8 a 3. Gum Hettpr Der uniperiiz
tat ipurb grofeFor Der gbemie Or.
3oeuto Suns Straup setpGblt.-Ir=
better Seinri9 9aumeisl, Der ben Or
better Sran5 8ielbauier bur9 Bell
biebe ermoroet bate, parb bonn
S6pureeri9te gum Sobe perurtbeilt.
9aIl (siroD. Sier iruroe in an>
tpeienbeit bes Grsbersoss gusen, Der
Minifter Sartel unb 9ippane1t, bas
~6OOidbrige SubilGum Der 9riinbung
Der Stabt sefeiert.
e o a. Die biefiee Srti9uft
lit bon elmer Seuersbrunit total eingez
Gi6ert tporben.
Sem b g. 9pmnaiuft 8aiil
Gsa9opsti eritu9 ieinen Miti4iler
Silaripn Smigielsfi.
prag. Der Sbeplpge Yrpfehor
9rtmmi9 parb gum Hettor Der l1ni=
periitGt getpGblt.
g + g. Der S9mieb bes
Marmortpertes Sberalm, 5rana Gtifz
ter aus Sberplan, elm 8ertpanbter bes
9i9ters 4balbert Stifter, tparb err
itp9en unb in's 8afer setporfen. Sas
MotiD Der Sbat lit SAB, neil Stifter
bon Der DIRECTION beporaust tpurbe.
Der SbGter tit betunnt, aber flii4tig.
s B +. grDffnet tpurbe bic 60
fulbabn Saborz ge4pn. Gs lift bic erfte
2otalbabn Der Monar4ie nit ~elettriz
f6em 8etriebe unb als ipl9e cine
Probebabn. 4ls Neubeit 1T gu bemerz
ten, buB man pdbrenb Der Sabrt in
iebem @asson na4 alien Ridtunsen
telepboniren tann.
SIM CONNER iinb MIR mebr ober
weniser na@ldiIis, unb @eritopfuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

Syn CONNER iinb MIR mebr ober
rueniser na@ld1is, unb 8eritOpfuns
tit oft Elm &eiultat bieier Na@ldhis=
teit. Wan sebrau@e Or. Iusuft
&6nis's Samburser Sropfen, unb cine
i6uele unb prou,pte Seiluns mirb bic
sSolge ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16
Oregon.

Ore9ongitp. = Na9 einse=
laufenen Beri9ten wirb BITE btesidbz
rise 9opfenernte IS, 0 0 8apen eins
traser. - 9apitdn SOFTER uon Sort
Lamb bat Ste S. 6. Grams Sarut gu
McWtnnpile NIT 635 Mdern fur
SIS, 900 tdufi@ eruorben; es uar
bies Ste sr6bte @etreibefarm TIM 60.
Der 2dufer min tie NIT &lee unb 8ras
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-17
SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS,

the
o the
the ultimate
capital
only
ard HI
and closed 2sc off
&c
6 cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-17
GRAINS CLOSE LOWER
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE.
MONEY STRINGENCY AN M
PORTANT FACTOR.
General Run of Crop and Statisti-
cal News Continues Favor
able to Buyers.

Yesterdays market for grain was ex-
| tremely nervous and unsettled throughout
! the session. Though legitimate conditions
again seemed decidedly favorable to the
bulls. it was impossible to sustain prices in
view OF the condition of the financial mar
ket. Receipts were again small, and crop
and harvesting advices were OF the same
general character as those received for the
last few days. Public stocks were on the
| decrease. The opening was easy. but there
was a quick rally. Buying continued fairly
good until the last hour. when general
bearish sentiment here and in other markets
forced a decline.
September wheat opened 1-1sc OF and
sold at:
..7s.c- 77sc 7se. 77,sc 77asc. Use 1Ic. 1-se;
s.c. IS 77sc ' ne. 7.c. NE .s.e. 7.a .;.c
Financial uncertainty and generally favor
able news s:orked a decline in corn. Re-
ceipts were again heavy and weather con
ditions augured a steady Improvement in
the condition OF the crop. There was enough
buying interest to effect occasional ad-
vances. but the feeling at the close was
weak.
September corn opened &c of and sold at:
.s SIS S. SIS S. 1885, tsas ca sag s
of which liz SKIS. and 81 cars local and I
cars through. against 2al.gI bu.. Of which
500 SKIS. and 1si cars local and cars
through, in 1902.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points. as
COO bu., against 10000 blu. in 1902, and ship
ments. $500 bu., against 4i1.OOo bu. North
west received 159 cars. against 22i cars. in
1892: Chicago received 50.375 blu. and Kansas
City $3.50 bu. Clearances. 4os,oo bu.
Receipts Of corn at St. Louis, "A, 23a bu;
of which 4li SKIS. and g cars local and 10
cars through, against u.1o0 bu.. Of which
all were LEGAL. in 1892.
Receipts Of corn at primary points, $4,000
bu., against 10000 bu. in 1902, and ship
ments. $1,000 bu., against $500 Blu. Chica go
received Us 1D bu. and Kansas City $50
bu. Clearances. 1n.0G0 bu
Receipts OF oats at st. Louis, $3.50 bu.,
of which 10 cars local and cars through.
against $50 bu., of which % cars local and
Receipts of oats at primary points. 3s1. 90
bu., against %, GO bu in 1902, and ship
ments, 32l,0oo bu.. against $4,000 bu Clear
anCeS l3OdO blu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-17

Stocks of Grain in Store.
Provisions.

.Pork-New standard mess in iobbins way
l-ari-ChOice steam Z. side closed norninally
at I;.c; kettle-rendered Sc.
Green Hams F.tc.-Car lots held e o. b. e side
thus: Hams-l0-av. at l2lsc: rs at na.c: lis at
19A,c; rs at 1olse: lss at lo.,e eos at los iolsc
leIsc: CALIFORNIA; at iisc: New York shoulders
Goul2-ay1 at Issc: From the block del: Hams
at sI.I10i.c and bellies at sic TO HE. as in
average: CALIFORNIA; at &c: New York shoulders
D s Meat.-To arrive. loose cured cribs
dull and nominal, closing: 55-ar. at s,s.izc and
ranged Extra shorts at SIC; cribs at SIC; short
clear at SIC: bellies at s.c: plates at 1isc: Ia,
backs TIC; standard backs sc. Dealers charge
sacon-Bxd. $. c. meats in jobb:ng way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from l2c for heavy
TO lsc for choice light: hams al i2s.c TO lsi>c
CaitfoTnas and New York should; shoulders at &C. Pan
Extra shorts at SC: cribs at stc: short clear at
SIC; bellies lOisc; plates at Sc: Eat lacks
At s+sc; standard backs iisc. Dealers charge
0ieo-Stearine-Noninal at &c.
No. at SIC: No. 2 a, 3lsc- Packers stock at
Country LaId-Priuie in good pigs at &c.
Country Bacon-Quote sides at Sc
Grease-ouote small irregular lots country:
packers stock. nomnaliy: Brown 3-sT4lsc: yell
low AZ &c: white at 5i4I5izc.
Frog LeSs-Scarce: quote at 81 80 per doz Cor
Beef-On orders: Bbid.-P1ate. roll and Fulton
market s1l.J0 81: dried. lb.-sets Ike:
insides lac; knuckles lic: outsides HE: tongues
Veals-ouote choice to fancy &c for heavy tn
itza5c for small and fat 100 10 10 losl heretics
and thin SC to SIC. Sheep at 2ieN5c: bucks and
thin lambs not wanted.
Live Poultry-Old chickens. hens. per h.. sic:
ROSTERS &c: spring chickens. average receipts.
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steers :l.'5di: TEXAS cows N.25G2.75: native
cows N.t54ti.lo: native heifcrs s. 3JIS. IS: can
ncrs lp2iO; bulls sass: calves S2frJ. 20. Hogs
-Receipts e09 market lgc 10 pc higher. closing
S &c lower; top $50; hulk Of sales !555g5 -:
light $ .3oaj45: Workers s5.ioq5. i5 pigs s. .4o4
5i5 Sheep-Receipts 500 market steady: lambs
gI6. Western lambs s3G5.15: fed ewes s3H4. 50;
I,exas CLIPPED yeaslinGs 1890 Texas Clipped
sneep s3Ai so: stockers and feeders 81 ,ol 30
ceipts 1850: feeders steady: natives - So. 50:
cows and hetfers Sl.ISEii -; stoCk.rs and feed
ers s3Ai. Hpgs-Rsceipts 6.I07: lJa IJc higher
EShts s. ,35d5.59: medium ami heavy s5.l"H' ~.
Sheep-Rece:pts no. steady 10 strong; native
lambs s5.sj: wethcrs 81 ewes IS 60.
dressed beef steady: CITY dressed native sides
CSC TO Size per ID: cables last received quoted
American steers top price I2c dressed weight: top
price FOR refrigerator beef "'.c per Ia Calves
Receipts about nominal: Buffalo ycals sold at
To 500 per 100 lbs: city-dressei veals genera
sales &c 20 9i.c per ID She-p and !ambs-Re-
ceipts $50: good sheep firm: other grades quiet.
steady: lambs active. &c TO i4C higher. sheep
sold at 50 TO 81 irJ lbs. few head for
export at $50. lambs s. Is t. s.: dressed NUT
tons &c TO She per ID: dressed lambs Siaaiiiac-
Chicago. july I6.-CattIe-Receipts :. 600 includ-
ing $50 Texans: strong 10 lyc higher: good 70
prime steers $50 60; poor to medium SiHS:
stockers and feeders S2-50Qi 90 cows sl.50Gli q:
heife-s 81 2sli.5: Gamers 81 .59l2 So bulls s?25f
Hogs-Receipts to-day 100: tomorrow 5000:
left over $50: IOc TO l5c higher: close easy:
mixed and butchers s5.l5I5G5 good TO choice
heavy s5.ilG5 60: rough heavy s5G5.S5: light $50
s.oo0: steady to lee higher: lambs I5c 70 CSC
higher: good to choice wethers S37sG4 70: fair 20
choice mixed S3I2-75: Western sheep s. 50Gi.2j:
native lambs S3E6se.
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Cash Grain. EIour. Etc.

wHEAT-Received. 4.Iz7 SKIS. and "a cars local
snd ears ,hFoush By sample hs De- Of car s2,s
4 SEED sa at SEC rs? @ e aaa 50
no grade at sac No. : hard. sold at 7sS7sise tof
old and 7sSsec for new. and quotable al 76gse
10 60 aRf re oa sP us o!d and
at ,9GIss for old and iig1Se for new: No !
at a' ssGSse for cd no grade old a SC .ks from
boa, 10 elevator; Nc. red at Thc: No. red
at coRSI Re- Cd d SKIS, and . car, local and
ls cars through; STEADY ana quiet, By ssmPis
as grade Sa at q &c. Ng and 10 ysex at al
Se; white Al se; Nc; white at tsg.sc. ..-.
at S.: No at s.. a5ssss; n. sEsds Al s'e NO
R4Etewef; No selling. del: w. sid. els-
vat9r. az 59e No 9ro!abls at is,sa4;ss. soa.
stEa!shts So So: extra fancy so93 .: elears
sss & l low grades IN ig5ss faF r, Hai 70
SIS for extra fancy: straights 50 SSa $; clears
s ssss, piss is , fSE lS 4ae f0 Rshs s
RYE FLoCR-In iobbing way at sos in tu,e
So tons local s and 40 ton,
TN snFoa lighter rsepts but Supplies sill heavy Of
SIS sss' S say fla s1a. N S s5ai iee
timothy sells at .sail cl9veTIoid. No. 81
cIover-MiIed No: ! So: 20; sican-, prairie-
No. new or old 81: No s.as: No; ssas
s7d9
seed 10 arrive promptly. None offered
CORNMEAI-ouotable T. Q. b. at seso for city
meal, $50 for pearl meal. gifts and honItny.
RRAN-On basis e. trk bran Quotable at &c
in large and nc in small SKIS: mixed feed al sc
and choice al soc and mids at SIC TO sOc in 1eis.
a car corn bran in I0os sold at sc and choice
Country sept winter bran in 12o-lb. at SC. all
w side At mill bran sells at Sc and ships a;
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead sold at aa4.o2i.
Shelter at S5.i5.
WEJSEY-Steady AT 81 60.