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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-03-28
\ Comparison.

Judge Gray cited as an Objectionable
feature of unionism the fact that it puts
all qualities of humanity on the same
level
1t destroys individualism.
This is true in some trades; partly
true in others; untrue in the rest.
So in other fields of diverse excellence.
Hitherto Georges Greek coal has been
"the best bituminous in the world. y
This without serious question.
Since the "merger' with Fairmont
and Somerset, however, the latter are
raised to responsibility not before en-
joyed, and Georges Creek has been low
cred to an unwonted level by inferior
association.
How far else merger damages may
reach in this region the corporate mind,
now unknown to the public, will develop.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-03-28
EDITORIAL.
Cheering.

&nttFInS.
However widely the two organs of
faction III Cumberland may differ i'll
everything else, they are one on one
political personal '-Grover Cleveland.
The .NeWs says
Democrats may as well 20 on voting for
Cleveland as anybody; it is pathetic to think
of what the party would do if Cleveland
should die.
The Times entertains similar view of
Mr. Cleveland-from another standpoint.
Which disproves an old adage in
philosophy that mo two spectators see
the same rainbow"
And this reminds that Mr.. Cleveland
as a presidential probability, or even
possibility, is rainbow of promise.
1t foretells that the party is not to be-
again overwhelmed sby the deluge of
Organism.
And that the standard is set too high
for nominee of the German stripe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-03-28
Careless lingo.

Considerable confusion ensued recent
ly in Il Pennsylvania town, Jersey Shore,
from the passage of an anti-hog ordi-
nance which failed to specify the y"n"s
hog.
The ladies thought it applied to the
street-corner loafers, idlers and spitters.
Debtors thought it meant money
lenders.
Poor folks felt that it must be the
coal dealers.
The Board of Health believed it was
designed to distinguish citizens who
kept hOg-pens in town from those who
didn't.
And the newspapers imagined that
the term defined the mercantile and
other princes who "don't believe adver-
Using is any good"
1t remained for the Bellefontaine
Waterman to announce
OF course only the four-footed variety is
prescribed
The draughtsman of laws should be
more careful.
Failing to specify the geH"S, there is
no telling wherein or whomon term
so comprehensive as hog may fall.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-03-28
Brevities.

Somebody dug up and carried away
Tuesday night "by moonlight alone" a
fine 4-year old grapevine from John
Prices premises.
One hot-weather proposal already IN
vogue with an 80. X" tag on it is
ballast ice water with oatmeal" Don't
know about it. Ask the doctor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

TO South America following yesterdays
similar shipment to Paris. kept alive
some conjecture as TO continued out
ward movement OF gold. The sustained
firmness OF the London money market
and the doubt as 70 the hoped for reduc
ton tomorrow Of the Bank OF England
discount rate caused some reflected N
preston early. but London afterward
turned buyer Of stocks here and helped
in the rally With the announcement
OF the fra nchise tax decision professional
traders We're inclined to take the view
that all Of the bad news Immediately ex-
pected was now known and the market
rose again.
Money continued to work easier. There
is little demand for time loans for the
shorter periods, owing 10 the inclination
20 depend upon the call loan market. For
periods carrying over The crop moving
season the demand * more general and
rates held firmly ar ) per cent for jan
uary maturiJies: but supplies Offering.
even for the longer periods. show an in
creasng tendency.
The increasing supplies of money af-
feet Ine bond market \ wide variety
of issues was dealt in today. although
price movement still continues somewhat
irregular Total sales, par value. s2.1S2,-
COO United States 2's advanced Is per
cent or the last call
Closing quotations of stocks were as
fOttOWS.
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MARKET WAS
UNSETTLED
Wheat Sold Off for May
July a Shade Higher.
PROVISIONS WERE STEADY
Receipts of Hogs Heavy and
Prices Were Lower.
PROVISIONS WERE STEADY

Chicago, April 29.-Duilness character
lied trading on the board today ard al
ter an unsettled feeling early. wheat be
came steady. Nay closing sac lower
and July a shade higher. Both July
corn and oats closed 14c higher. while pro
visions were from 1oGzZ5ec higher.
Wheat was qquiet throughout the en-
tire session and in general the market
inclined to weakness The opening was
steady to firm. on higher cables and I'M
favorable weather. with May unchanged
to Ac higher. at 76%.Gsl1c, and july sc
higher, at 13sc. Crop advices were mod
erdteiy bullish and operated TO send
prices up 10 use for May and to 1ltsu
nc for July An impression that Ar
mour was selling on the advance. how
ever, caused free liquidation, May sell
ing off 10 761Ac, with July down 10 DISC.
There was a scattering demand at these
figures, and, with light offerings. prices
rallied trifie and held steady until the
close. which showed a loss OF lsGi.c for
MAY, at '61.q7s1sc, July being up a shade.
at u34Gntsc. Clearances Of wheat and
flour were equal TO FOL. 900 bushels Pri-
mary receipts were 317.sp bushels. against
30. f0 bushels a year ago Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 10l cars,
which, with local receipts of 81 cars
OF contract grade-made total receipts for
the three points OF l52 cars, against li5
cars last week and l39 cars q year ago.
There was SUFFICIENT support from pro-
vision interests TO hold corn steady
throughout the day May closed Sc
higher. at 41.c. after ranging between
435sH4H4c. July closed &c higher, at
4i7sn45c, after selling between Age and
447sG45c. Local receipts were ~ cars.
with one OF contract grade
The demand for July and September
oats exceeded the offerings, which fact,
together with bullish crop reports, tend
ed to impart strength to the market
May closed 1sc lower. At Sl4c, after rang
ing between S3Q33i.c. and July, after sell
ing between 3I1zQ3l7sc. closed at 3154c.
Local receipts were ia cars.
There was considerable strength in pro-
visions, Notwithstanding the heavy re-
ceipts of hogs and lower prices at the
yards. Trading was fairly active. with
a good demand from brokers and com
mission houses, while the selling was
scattered, some OF the smaller packers
taking part in it. The close was strong.
with July pork up 22i2c. at sl7.15: July
lard Ice higher. at 1919, and ribs UP loc,
at S9.f7i2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat % cars: corn. 10 cars; oats l20
cars: hogs. 20 900 head.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

Chicago. April 2y-Cattle-Receipts
-J,o,-. Market opened steady closed
lower Good 10 prime steers. $5.0oa5. ):
poor 10 medium. 81 2jli5.c0; stockers and
feeders. S3.cOG5.c0; cows. $l.5C@I4.60; heif-
ers. S2.59a5.C0; Gamers. 81. sea- So; bulls.
$--9Ja4 20: calves, s250q5.50; Texas fed
steers. $4.oCQ5co.
Hogs-Receipts today 5000: tomorrow.
2o.C1; left over. 5000. Market lGl5c lower
closed strong. Mixed and butchers. 1915
ass; good 10 choice heavy. S700a7. 1914;
rough heavy. S6.S0q6S5; light s6.6eQ6.S5;
bulk Of sales S6.S066.95.
Sheep-Receipts. 1Lo00. Sheep and
lambs steady, lambs 1oc higher Good
10 choice wethers. St.6jH5-25: fair TO choice
mixed. $3.75G425: western sheep. s465Q
5.25: native lambs S45O06.o0; western
lambs. S465d6.S0
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle.
PA; hogs. 17.094: sheep. IA, $50 Shipments
Cattle, 5.413: hogs. 29ll sheep. 60.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April -S.-Cattle-Receipts.
44a natives l.1G0 Texans; calves. 400.
Beeves steady to Ice higher; quarantine
STEADY: cows strong; best stockeTs ard
feeders strong; bulls steady. Choice eX-
port and dressed beef steers. S4.70d5. IS;
fair to good. s.. 75G4. 20: stockers and feed
ers. So 10; western fed steers $2.9oG
SOS: Texas and Indian steers S3.75G+.75;
Texas cows $2.25d360; native cows, Sl.6O
$50. native heiferS. S. ZJ45.c5; Gamers.
>l-50a2.6J; bulls. s. S5G4.oJ; calves, S2.5Jd
ESQ
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 Market opened
5G7l.c lower closed with loss rcgained.
Top. S695: bulk Of sales. s6.7eQ6.S5; heavy,
s6.ev06.95; mixed packers. $6.6oG6S5; light
81. o-72l2; yorkers. $6.7eu6-72la; pigs. s. 70
G6.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 400 Market strong TO
higher. Native lambs 81 25Q7.00. west
ern lambs S4.0Ga6co; fed ewes. g. 9oa5.25:
native wethers. S4-5eQ5.S5. Texas clipped
sheep. S3.70G42o
St. Louis April 29-Cattle- Receipts.
$500 including 100 Texans Market
steady. Beef steers SA0va5.4o; stoci1ers
aat feeders S3.50uf7e; cows and heifers,
S3.25fltSo; Texas steers. $3.75C500; cows
and heifers $2i24+0o
Hogs Receipts. $50 Market &c lower
PIGS and lights So f5G6So; packers. S. 20
0Sso: butchers and best heavy s6.S58
re
sheep-Receipcs. .1o,o Market steady.
Natives. s4.75N5.75; lambs. S5.25E75o; Tex
ans. S31slI4.75.
NoTE-MarlSet closed April 80; holiday.
ST. Joseph.
- Joseph Mo. April 29-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2A3- Market steady. Natives.
s. l5as.S5: cows and heifers. s225G5l0:
stocEers and feeders. 8. 65a510.
Hocs-Receipts 6.6o Market 5ql0c
lower. Light and light mixed, $6.6of
6.77le: medium and heavy. $1,000 %; bulk.
So as g.
Sheep-Receipts. 2I55. Market steady
10 strong. Top Kansas lambs. 800: top
Kansas ewes $40: top Arizona sheep.
v-.44
there ar some women ~ % are iesuirue,i
nat they are superior creatures every tila
. mca takes Of his rat to them. --A'ch'>"-
he
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York April -s-The STOCK markst
was stu restricted 20 a VERY narrow pro-
fessionaI channel today but il got through
the uay without the recent customary
reversal OF the course CO prices scr
several days with the diminishing vol
urle OF business. the tendency 81 the mar
ket mas been 70 retrscs III TIE afternoon
. course taken IN the morning Today
the course was upward throC Ehout and
professional traders seemed N Zee 70
solicituds. about leaving their contracts
open over night The market closed AZ
practically the high level aCd with
notably Hrmer tone
The improved tore wss largely due -
the sympathetic effect q the gain 4
persistent absorption q Enc, which eft
COMMON -. the first preferred -
ard the second preferred 81 points higher
than last night Coq7e- rcSe early. n
Response u sharp rebou14 i1 thf F-ice
cf London copper. but lost most q the
gain when the Lcn1o1 copper market r-l1
o.. TIE reaction 81 tie silver market
had some early effect On Mexican -ail-
road stocks. but they rlilied ii COMPANY
with the reSc OF the market
The shipment today Of Seo,so il sOid
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ONLY FIVE
THIS TIME
Hog Market Steadied and
Then SIumped.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.77 IL
Cattle Supply TO Light to
Make a Market
TOP PRICE WAS S6.77 ~

Hog receipts were fairly liberal and
above the local demand yesterday. Ar
mour came to the rescue and was lib
eral buyer Wichita, Tor year past. has
been a pretty good hog market, bat there
have been times when the local packers
have not been able 10 take care Of the
hogs. When these things are all taken
into account il viii be found that Wich-
ita has no kick coming on Armour The
big Kansas City house wants more hogs
than come TO that market and it has
always stood ready To take the surplus
hogs here at Kansas City prices, with
just the freight of. The shippers know
this and the hogs are all sold here in
stead Of running on in first hands, when
the receipts exceed the demand of the
Y lchita packers.
rhe market became steady at the open
ing yesterday, but il soon wavered and
slumped FIVE cents. There were no good
heavy hogs on the market and the best
mixed packers brought S6.57;5. Light hogs
brought s. a. and mixed. running to eX-
IRENE weights. only a n ickel better. The
sale pens were cleared when the market
closed
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LEWIS SINGLE BINDER
sRss#I5Sas.s You pay 10:
for Cigars not SO GOOD

pigs feet. cleaned. SC; pigs feet, unclaimed,
&c; hogs. ears. cleaned. &c; hogs ears, not
c'eaned, &c; hogs hvers. each. sc: hogs
hooks, SIC; pigs tails. BIC; gatherings,
&c; hogs heads. cleaned. 51=c; neck bones,
&c; back bones. &c.
Side Meats. Dry Salt-D. S short clears.
10i4c; D. S. standard short clears, 10l2c;
d. 5 standard backs. 1918. l0lzc: D. S
standard backs. 2e-24 1014c; D. s fat
backs, 9ikc; d. S clear bellies. 12-l4. 11S.c;
d. s. clear bellies. I4-I6 IlIzc; d. 5. clear
bellies. 1918, Ike: d. 5. clear bellies
y and up. 1o21c; D. s fosters, 9S4c; 3
r butcher backs, 11Hc
Side Meats. Smoked-Bacon, extra short
clears, 11I4c; bacon. standard short clears,
Ike; bacon. standard backs. I6-lS, HE;
bacon, standard backs, 30-24. ui4c; bacon,
fat backs. 1o1zc; English bacon bellies
1e-1+. 1224c: English bacon bellies. ~,
l2Izc; bacon, clear. bellies. 16-1S l2i4c
bacon. cellar. bellies, % and up, ll24c;
bacon fosters lee
Sugar Cured Meats-HaIns-We stpnalia
brand, 1912 ID. average. 12izc: z2-if ID. az
erage. I3i.c; 1915 10 average. l5i4ci 1913
Id. average. 13c; 1929 Id. average, l3c:
skinned, 1920 lbs. lie; skinned - lbs.
and over. lie
breakfast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brand. s.
10 10 average, 15izc; 1912 10. average. lie;
strips. 4-6 ID average, 15l=c; add &c per b.
for fancy wrapping.
Bacon Beilies-FaRcy sweet picked
English bacon bellies. I2-l4 lbs. 13c; under
L lbs I3i1c; California (picEics) S24c; bone
less rouiettes, &c; daisy hams (aC
bone, no fat, l0Iac; J. l. c. bacon good
stun, l0c; s. ?. butcher backs good
slicers), 1212c. add &c Id. for fancy wrap
ping.
Fancy Bacon-Dolds fancy Niagara
breakfast bacon. f1c; Dold 5 fancy Mag
ara hams. 12-14 lbs. l4zc.
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and heif-
ers. 6&G7c: fore quarters, fl=@5c; hind
quarters, 9G911c; steers, 7g7Ec; fore
quarters. 5i2a512c; hind quarters. 91z1
l01@c; beef loins No. l, 13c; No. .. lie; No.
3. Sc; beef ribs. No J. 12c; No. 2, I0c; No.
s. Sc; chucks and plates. Hec; tanks, 3lzc;
round and rump. 5a11zc; sUet. &c; beef l;v-
ers, &c: Sref hearts SC; beef tongues. Ice;
beef brains, cleaned. &C; sweet breads. &c:
OK tails 2I2c; mutton, l0c; lambs, lie.
Picked Products-Piss feet. barrel.
$50; he : barrel. - lbs. net s. so; fourth
barrel l.f0: eighth barrel. SOC; kits. 10
ID. 10c: regular tripe. half barrel $40;
fourth 81 .. eighth. soc; kits, 10 H., e0c;
honey comb tripe. eighth barrel, 81. 70:
kits. - lbs. S.I0. spiced pigs tongues.
fourth barrel. $50; eighth 50 co. kits. 10
lbs. 81 .; hogs shouts. and ears. haif
barrel. 5000; quarter. g %: eighth. SIS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
BIAS BALL.
National League.

NEW YORK. 9; PHILADELPHIA
New York. April &.-New York kept
up its winning streak by again defeat
ing the PhilaGelphias today. Hard and
fast batting in the eighth inning gave
the locals the game Attendance. $500.
Score. Ri r
Philadelphia ......I 004O000-5 3
New York ----....O Gel ; IS Il I
Batteries: Mitchell and Roth; McGin-
nifty and Warner
CHICAGO. :: CINCINNATI. 3.
Cincinnati. April -9.-Chicago found
Pooles delivery in the seventh inning and
knocked him out of the box Hooker
who was substituted, did well Attend
ance. 4.000. Score: 4 II E
Cincinnati ..........O0 0O300OO-3 s l
Chicago $500. ...-....2 0eGli % Is >
Batteries: Poole. Hooker and Bergen.
Weimer and King.
BROOKLYN. ,: BOSTON. 0.
Brooklyn. April 29.-Brooklyn outbatted
pitchers battle. The fielding of both
teams was excellent Attendance. 100.
$40: Z II E
Brooklyn .......-.-.O 001000l'-2 3
Boston .............OO 100000 0
Batteries: Schmidt and Ritter; Willis
and Kittredge.
PITTSBURG, 4: ST. LOUIS. 0.
St Louis. April 29.-The ST. Louis play
ers were shut out for the first time this
season this afternoon by the P1ttsburgs.
The home team iua bility 10 do anything
with Levers curves was responsible for
their defeat. Attendance. 300 Score:
Ri K
ST. Louis 10000 }
Pittsburg ..........O o 900 2o-i 1
Batteries: Currie and Ryan; Lever
and Phillips.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. April 29-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance Of 243
points, an closed steady net points
higher to points lower. Futures opened
steady: April. i0.4Sc; May, i0.53c: July,
10.Gcc; August. 9.s7c. September. S.s5c; Oc-
tober, Ss6c; November. s,56c; December,
s53c Spot cotton closed dull. points
lower: Middling uplands. l0.70c; mid
ding gulf 1880. Sales. none.
Galveston. Tex, April 29.-COtton-
10 Lice
Liverpool. April s-Cotton-Spot, mod
crate business done: prices unchanged 10
. points lower: American middlng, 5.54d.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, April 2s.-Little improve
ment IS 10 be noted in either first or
changed weather conditions. The scar
city OF the raw material is a matter OF
increasin concern and although lack II
orders would seem 10 Indicate possible
WEAKNESS. the high cost OF cotton and
the difficulties Of securing sufficient guam
titles Offset this condition.
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American League.

DETROIT. 10; CHICAGO, l.
Detroit. April 29.-By batting Dunkle
all over the lot Detroit won the final
game OF the series Attendance. $3.50
Score: RH z
Detroit 03S13O00 @-l0 I3 /
Chicago ............0 90 ! O. ,
Batteries: Donovan and Buelow; Dun
k.e and Sullivan.
WASHINGTON. 8: BOSTON. ).
Washington. April 29-Gibson's nine
passes to first, eight stolen bases by
Washington and the necessary hit each
time defeated Boston today. Attendance,
40GO. Score: II Z
Washington ......1202 0220'-s o
Boston .............0l o. 101 % :
Batteries: Patten and Clarke: Gibson
and Criger.
KEW YORK. 3; PHILADELPHIA. 4
Philadelphia. April New York won
today from Philadelphia through Tame
hills pitching. attendance. $3.50. Score:
PHI L
New York ..........O20 012OOO 10 l
Philadelphia ........0 . 0 o 600 A. D
Batteries: TannehiH and OConnOr;
Henley. Quinn. Schreck and Powers.
CLEVELAND. 4; ST. LOUIS. !.
Cleveland. April -9.-Cleveland won to-
day from st. Louis. making its first two
runs on Frieis errors and the last two
oy clean hitting. Attendance. $50.
Score. Ri E
Cleveland ...........I1O0 0200-s
st Louis ...--.....0 o o o o o-l
Batteries: Bernard and Beuis; Dona-
hue and Sugden-
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Following are some of the shippers
VINO had hogs on the Wichita market
yesterday:
& Son. TonkaWa. O. r.; ". F. Barnes
Of Pratt two ears. W. J. Norris of OK
ford Abel & Blue Of InsersolI. O. T.:
G 3. Johnson Of WaUkomis. .. T; Hunt
Bros. Of Patterson. and c. 6. Handy *
Son Of Norwich
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Western LEAGUE.

KANSAS CTTY-PEORTA
Kansas City. April 2S.-Kansas city
Peoria game postponed. rain
81 JOSEPH-MILWAUKE
St. Joseph Mo. April 2e.-St. Joseph
Milwaukee game postponed rain.
COLORADO SPRINGS-DES MONIES.
Colorado Springs Colo. April -s.-co.-
orado Springs-Dcs Molnes game post
p0ned. cold weather.
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American Association.

Al indianapolis indianapolis, 3: Co
Iumbus O.
Kansas city. Ap-l . -Nausas city
S. Paul game postponed. rain
At yilIe-I.oui 4. Toledo O
~ Observation-Disclosures 5: Mime
apoIls .
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Collere Games

At New Haveu-Taie. :. Brown. g.
At Ann Arhor-MichiEan J.. Oberiin. :.
At Chicago University Of Chicago. ..
Nor western 4
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows.
F'lour-Quiet and steady.
Wheat-No. spring. 7Sc; No. 3. ia
74ac; No. red. 7sisGg77c
Corn-No. :. 44l4c: No. yellow. 4r4c
Cats-No ,. 34l2aS5c: No. white. 31Iz
G35'.c.
Rye-No 2 4sc.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing. 4Sd55c.
Flax Seed-No. l, Sl0I; No. l north
western. S1l0.
Timothy Seed-Prime S3.55G360
Provisions-MeSs pork. per Dbl. sl7-37l.
ql7.50: lard per 100 lbs. s. 25d9.30; short
ribs sides 0oosel. = 55as ~; dry sailed
shoulders tboxed). s.. 50gs- 62I.: short clear
sides boxed SO 75G9.s7l2.
ClOver-Contrac grade. $3.50
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ST. lcufs.

Receipts OF wheat. = cars
St Louis. April -s-Close: Wheat
Firm NJ. red cash. elevator tS;zC.
track. 7pG13c. May. 6gizc. July. t67sc; NJ.
bard. 7l173isc
Co-n-FIrm M. . cash. 4C. track.
AL. q Sc. May %t.c, July. 1isEft.c
Oats-Firm NJ. . cash. &c. track.
~. May. 33lsc: July. SIC. No. . white.
she
Rve-ouiet sSlzc
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. April ls-Close: Wheat
May. &c. July. . e: cash. No. . hard.
6sGISizc. No. hard 6sGs7c, No I hard.
e3a64c: rejected hard e3a6-c; No. > red.
6gl.c. No. > red, 6SG6Sc.
Corn-May. 3st.a3s7sc: July. 3s-s 49, c /:
cash No. mixed 57S4 Gl5-7, No. white.
CSC. No. Whit 37i4aG7lzC
Oats-No. white. 2Ji-C; No. > mixed.
&c.
Rve-No. ,. sc
Hay-Choioe timothy. $40, choice prai-
RE. S901H9 So
Butter-Creamery. 1sG21c; fancy dairy.
lSc
Errs-Erssh 20
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New York Produce.

New York. April q Butter-Receipts.
41S3 packages Market unsettled. State
Lairy. Haze; etra creamery. 2iec. COM
mon TO choice creamery 1Ad22c.
Cheese-Receipts 3264 packages. Mar
ket steady Fancy large state fun cream.
fall made. -colored. 14l3c; fancy large.
white. 1rsGl4l5C; fancy small. coiored,
l5c fancy small. white. I424c
Egss-Receipts. 21es0 packages. Market
barely steady State and ennsylvania.
l6dI6l4c western fi-sts. Ice.
Suga--Raw. firm Fair refining. 3 3-l6c:
centrifugal. So test. , 1l-I6c. molasses SUI
gar. &C. Refined. steady: Crushed. j.45c,
powdered 495c: graduated. 4s5c.
CofTee-Quiet No. Rio. So
Aiolass5s-Firn New orleans. 3lGt9c.
Poultry-Aiive and dressed. steady. IN
changed.
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Hoo Sales.
Cattle

Cattle receipts yesterday We're the light
est for long time. other markets
showed a lttle more strength. but here
the supply was too light to test the mar
ket particularly Tor butcher stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

on The Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows.
Butter-Easy- Creamery. 17d2lc: Dali
~. l5Q 2oc.
F,ggs-Easier. at mark. cases included.
f4f4f4c.
Dheese-New. firm: l3Gl3lac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

Los Angeles. Cal April 2o.-An the
union men employed on the Los Angeles
railway system were called out at 8
O'Clock tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

there ar some women " % are iesnirue,,
nat they are superior creatures every tiIa
m2a takes Of his rat to them. -A,ch'~"-
he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Sneep.
Az. VT. Price.
50 $500