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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

NJ ?. Bsfa .n,ertaioe7 Taes-
CAV :e.eeasen viss4 @linen slower.
eon7,...z.. .atar~ . ke- triepa. Mis-
Az}:.s. - -9aa- VII : :. he ono
Of tHe @ctelee sri4es Mrs Byrd
horle > We ~ ,eehne. With is
eharni7E sa1e~ior. We thrown open
10 ~ friends Win saost gracious hos
etali,v. Ttla ho.ee Has si#p', ar
ranged in pal,ns and ferns whlle
clusters of pink and white roses m
4nll slender holders, tent their fra
srance and 5eaut, to the pfzH,
.ooms. Progressive dominoes vas
paayed. and the victorious guest "ae
Miss Bette Hahn. After the serving
- kainty refreshments each guest
vas givep a bny heart s&Apea box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

NJ Vera rno1oas and Mr. George
Tev.at. E3eudt.sou q Little Rock are
to 50 married next Wednesday. The
briGe i vel known n Pine Blum
having frecuea.ly visited Mrs. ]. r.
l.oab.t.e.. ard has many friends here
1-@r 9s<''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Misses ANA a,d Edna Lansord'
v,o have - -eyeral wears conducted
? yaas4 sncce~stal school Of nasic a
,.a4e,;de. c.s.-.,4 .tei~ udia IL sea
.ap s13 a.. 3eD IN attendance at the
Cincinnati ccYse~9atory OF Ha@le. o''
.heir ~etar1 Aor1e. during tne course
ct the ,e>t s3z or eish, months, they
VI reea1e their 1aoors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Owing to the other attractions n
the CITY. the reguiar meeting q 'he
1,avid O. Dodd chapter L. y. Of 6
has been pcs poraea aot3l Tues iaE'
octooer IS Mrs cha. Fitzhaeh VII
he the hostess q II Daush-e-s en-
that dav and Eng tte t-st neef-
ing at - ssasa} an elaborate ".
gram f4;.- Been arepatsd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Collier will re-
ce;ye the Young Married People
E1lch.e club at their home on ives.
With avenue Wednesday evening.
This oepular little club has been III
ox.s-aaca for several seasons. and the
nee. svqee are looked forward to WIN
rcuc77 E}easHre.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 15.-The stock market
today marked time and at intervals came
to halt. but slight as was the demand
for stocks. it was sufficient TO maintain
prices. as the offerings were entirely in
significant There was no sign Of liquida-
ton nor did the professional traders
venture To take the short side of the
market in spite Of the stagnant condi-
ton of the trading, a condition that
usually invites to some aggression by
professional bears. There was nothing
in the days news that seemed TO have
any influence upon the market beyond
the negative influence of the relief felt
at the absence of selling pressure. The
special demand from Baltimore last week
FOR funds. which counteracted the cur
rency movement TO New York, is eX-
pected TO continue this week, some esti-
mates Of the probable shipments to be
made this week running 10 improbable
figures. The financial world. however,
is in a very composed frame of mind re-
garding the money outlook, in spite OF
the Baltimore demand. the coming Pan
ANA canal payment and the continued
temporary borrowing by railroads which
receives a greater or less addition every
day.
The abstracts of the reports of ma
tional banks throughout the country, as
of January %, shows some comparisons
with the condition of November Il, the
period of the last cali by the controller
which help to explain this confidence.
While the total of loans for that period
has increased some 81 OO0. 900. the reports
of New York clearing house banks be-
tween the nearest corresponding dates
show an increase of s7S.oOOOO0. The ag-
gregate increase in deposits. which reach
ed 1924, 10000. is also exceeded by the
New York increase, which was 1888 900 600.
1t thus appears that the enormous in
crease which was noted in the New York
bank loans during that time. and which
has gone still further since then. was
accompanied by an actual shrinkage in
the loan account of other national banks
This corroborates the supposition that
interior banks as well as New York
trust companies were transferring deposits
TO New York banks to take the interest
rates on deposits and reducing their own
loans because of the low rates TO which
interest on money had fallen. The ag-
gregate reserves of the country have in
creased about $94,OOO.OOO while the New
York reserves expanded s57,OC0,O00 The
small loan expansion shown by the bank
statement is also interpreted as showing
that the large corporations borrowings
which have made so portentous an i'm
preston, were largely provided for in
the previous loan expansion. OF tOday's
few noteworthy movements, that in
.Amalgamated Copper was attributed to
an advance in the price OF copper The
closing was firm. but nearly stagnant
The days business was the smallest in
nearly four years.
The bond market was also exceedingly
dull and the tone steady. Total sales,
part value. $l21SOO0 United States bonds
Were unchanged on call
Quotations We're as follows:
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closing at L. 92c bid this being the lowest
point reached since the downward move
ment began about two weeks ago, and
which has carried the July option down
from 55c to todays prices, a loss Of
about 400 points.
New Orleans, Feb. 15.-While the Mardi
Gras festivities interfered somewhat with
business, the days session in the cotton
market was SUFFICIENTLY exciting. The ru-
NOR that Mark Hanna was dead was ad-
verse and caused heavy selling. Selling
orders came almost wholly from COM
mission ond private wire houses, and
caused a decline for the day Of los to 100
points.
New York. Feb. 15.-Spot closed steady,
1c5 points lower Middling uplands 13.75c;
middIing gulf lac. Sales IL bales.
Futures opened easy. March 1880 !;
April 1880; May 10. 75c; June 10 &c; July
13 SIC; August 13 .30c.
Futures closed weak. February y Ssc;
March u SIC; April Il. CSC; May u. &c;
June l2.S5c; July 12.92c; August FAC;
September I1.74c.
Galveston, Feb. 15.-Cotton-Quiet 1S24c.
New Orleans, Feb. 15.-Cotton-Nominal
Middling gulf 1S14c.
Liverpool, Feb. 15.-Cotton-Spot mod
crate business done; prices 10 points lower
American middling I 26d.
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no faO. &c: breakfast bacon backs good
slicers). lec; EpicUres' Delight Dolds
fancy Niagara hams. 1914 lbs, 12c.
Side Meats. dry salt Extra short clea 3.
nc; standard backs. 1920, Sc; fat backs,
6i4c; clear bellies, PA exc; 4-l6, sac;
l6-s. SIC; 20 and up 7%sc, fosters. &c;
cheek butts. SIC: s. p. butcher backs. &c.
Side Meats smoked-Bacon. extra short
clears, SIC; standard backs. 1918. Sc: fat
backs 7l1cS English bacon bellies. u. 10a4c;
14-16 CSC; clear bellies. 1918 SIC; % and
up sac; bacon fosters. &c.
Lard--Open kettle, heroes. about 800
lbs. Sac; grainy, uerces about BOO lbs,
SIC; smooth. tierces, about 800 lbs. 72.c;
Silver Crest brand. tierces, about 800
lbs. 71ac; bakers special dn tierces and
S0-lb tubs only). tierce, Ne; lard COM
pound. tierces. about 3eQ lbs. 61kc Add
Tor smaller package 60-lb. wooden
tubs. &c 10; S0-lb. wooden tubs. &c ID;
50-lb. tins. 50-l0O Ib.- cases, 34c ID: 2n-lb.
tins, S0-lh. cases, sc ID; l0-lb. tins, s0-lh
cases, &c lb; BIB. tins. 6O-lb. cases, &c
h.; 3-lb tins. 60-lb. cases &c ID.
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs. heads OH,
6l2c; heads on. 614c; fresh shoulders. SIC;
skinned, &c; fresh hams, Zoe; skinned,
10i2c; fresh daisies. TIC; pork loins SIC;
tenderlOinS. lie; fat backs. skin on. &c;
raw leaf lard, nc; spare ribs, &C; hogs
tongues, Ice; hogs brains 1S-ib. boxes.
&C; pigs feet. cleaned, &c; uncleaned. &c;
hogs ears, cleaned &c; not cleaned. Sc:
hogs Gvers, each. &C; hogs hooks. SIC;
pigs tails. &c; gatherings &c; hogs
heads, cleaned, 512c; neck bones,1c; back
bones. &c.
Fresh Beef and Muttar-Cows and
heifers. 4a.a515c; forer quarters. 42a5c;
hind quarters. 7l2G8c; steers, 612GG7c; fore
quarters, 5lJa6c; hind quarters, "a
l0c; beef loins, No. l. 10c; No. 2, Sc:
beef ribs. No. I, SC; M. . &c; chucbs and
plates. &c; square chucks. &c; Aanks.
&c; shanks. &c; plates. PIC: round and
rump, 6Q61zc; suet, sc; beef iivers. &c:
hearts. SC; tongues, l0c; brains. cleaned,
7c; sweetbreads, 25c; OK tails, &c; lambs,
SIC; mutton, SC.
Sausa ge-Rathman pressed ham, car
toOns about p lbs, &c; Dewey sausage.
cartoons about . lbs, Sc; weiners. car
tOons about p lbs, nc; bologna, cartoon
about % lbs, &c; Cony Island Frank
forts, 1O-lb cartoons. lOc: pork sausage.
bulk. 10-lb. cartoons, &C: link, 10-lb. car
toons. &c; liver sausage, round. &C;
long. &c; head cheese. &C.
Sausages lin "konserve). packed In
iron bound painted pals, with handles
and having 4-inch bung in head. which
obviates the necessity of taking of the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna 15-lb. pals. SOC; 3O-lb. pals.
si-O'' OVID. pals, S--S0, WelherS, bid
pals. $40; 3o-lb pals. s.. 50; 60-lb. pals,
$500; pork sausage. BIB. pals $1.25; 30-lb.
pals. 1925; 60-lb. pals, S435.
Picked PTOducts-Pigs feet. Dbl. S7-25;
lE-bbL. $500: 14-bbl.. SIS; A-bbL. s1.0o:
kits Is lbs. 75c; regular tripe. 1z-bb!..
$40; A-bbl, $l25; ts-bbI. 90c; honey
comb tripe. X Dbl, sl.25; kits. 10 lbs,
S110; spiced pigs tongues. I&-bbl.. s5.75;
3s-bbl., 800; kits, Is lbs. $2.25; hogs
shouts and ears, 12-bbi.. $500: A-bbl,
49,; 1s-bbL si.S5; kits. Is lbs. s1.35-
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those only. when external Appearances
absolutely warrant H.
Rule NI-WoTen that are. or may be-
come near relatives ~ soldiers shall b.
permitted 90 remain ~ the outskirts OF
battleneldS II necessary. they can be-
pledged to secrecy regarding military
movements. 20 they be- on hand u r.
wounded soldier has any preference as 10
nurse
Rule VII-Beforc each battle tho re-
spectivc commanders shall telegraph 20
his respective capital to ind out y tn
honorable gentIemaus so-called honor Is
not sufficiently eats1ed Town Topics
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Feb. 15-The cotton market
opened quiet At a decline Of 5Gel points on
liquidation and room selling IN the al
seuce Of buU support. Prices continued
to work downward until shortly after
midday stop loss orders were reached and
2 wen directed hear drive brought about
3 heavy liquidation. Trading was not
more than moderately active even on the
break. but there seemed littFs or no de-
mand except for shorts taking profits.
and the market closed at the bottom.
net decline Of 4aEl.e points with the tone
weak At the lowest July sold AZ 2.9Gc.
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LORD sALlssuRVs CHARACTER.

A magnificent aIrrif.fstftto- Ga provinces
which he knew. h. d.d NOT readily grasp
the girnirran~.. ~ nov things and the
modern yiex u imperialism owes lrtie IN
his exposition We mas see hls umita;ions
in his Or, fc-,rrse Castl.reaueh was one
81 hts fa-1-,t. stat. rne- ffs adrnired his
calm cold -aIf-vsstaIr,,i tsrrrera men,
ard fauItIeSs sasarity Rut CsgrI~-each.s .
gift ua- rather - character than .nt.ue~f
and We may not D.. fsr wrong .- seefrs ,-
Lord Ssrsh-,~,- -z.frr a. e.ofroHiew as.i
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New York. Feb l5-Close: Money on
call easy at 1lxa124 per cent. closing hid
~ per cent, offered at ia: time loans
steady. sixty and ninety days 3S.d4 per
cent: six months fAd4iz per cent. prime
mercantile paper 33.d5 per cent: sterling
exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at s. S56NT4 S565 for demand
and At 81 S255q4 500 for sixty DAYS bills
posted rates s.. SSizd4.s4 and g ssi,: com
mercial bills s. S2L
Bar silver sc; Mexican dollars 45l.c
overnment bonds steady: railroad bonds
sraofz-
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NieibIa Grain SUNNY

New York. Feb. 15.-The visible supply
Of grain Saturday. February 10. as com
piled by the New York produce exchange
is as follows
Wheat-3s 21s coo bushels. decrease 9S2 0o0
bushels.
Corn-7.764s0 bushels. decrease $4,000
bushels.
Oats. 75S.0oO bushels. increase 1900
bushels.
Rye. 10000 bushels. increase 340l
bushels.
BarIey-4sltcpo bushels. decrease $500
bushels
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Feb 15-The dry goods mar
ket uncertain owing TO the decline in
raw cotton. but there IS little evidence OF
weakness in any direction Buyers are
taking nothing that is not actually needed
for current requirements. and are await
ing DEVELOPMENTS.
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Yours etc

LETIIlA DpR Elm b
Rule /; Prohibiting Indiscriminate Shoot
ing and Kfinlg-Man is not doe nor deer
to be shot at and brothers and er--cT-
mems lives generally are valuable. Let
the Gar and the Miksdo. therefore. each
make selection Of per cent ~ their
soldiers-men over thirty-hve year. II
possfble-prornise each farm and a horse
OF two II they survive. and hEht il out
with this reduced force Whats the use
q a few hundred thousand men more
when the other side has them. too rs
a burning shame. this useless slaugh;e- q
able bodied. healthy young men
Rule II. Regarding Ambuscades--N %
general. feet commander. etc. shall 6ell5-
erately plan or design 20 lead the enemy
into ambush. pass harbor. or strait. with
out first making his presence kn0zn. The
Old game n hide-sud- Eo-seek and batting
unsuspec;ing regiments % men = worthy
II heather and indian warfare. bar NOT =
up-to-date Christian-iike sentiments
Rule III. Night Marches Night march
- are strictly prohibited The nisht -sas
made for rest ard sleep
Rule ". The Supply Train-The supply
train shall - sacred Il i the height -
cruelty 70 compel armies y men 20 Under
20 nc fatigue q waT witbou: Froger
nourfs hnleDt ard blankets KNIVES and
forks and tobacco may 5e dispensed Eith.
bCt. u possible. tea and biscuits sho-lld ~
served during military enEsEemeuts
Rule ': PillsEe.-FllIzgs shall - pro
hlote'3-e1cept articles q clothing. aid
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PROOF

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wasn in the Of
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WAR HUmANiZED.

To the Editor OF Town Topics. II war
We must have. let Us be humane about IL,
in accordance with the enlightened views
Of the century. Here are few sueges-
full study. May l ask you 10 lend the au-
thority Of your prestige In transmitting
them to His Majesty Nicholas ii. and 20
the japanese gentleman. whose name
have forgotten
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Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS.

A williams. yard master at the stock
yards. received orders yesterday TO the
effect that hereafter stock must be load
ed for Kansas City and St. Joe on the
Missouri Pacific by 4:45 p. N. and for the
Santa Fe by 4:25 p. m. This may cause
O. little inconvenience at the beginning,
but will make shippers be more prompt.
In the long run it will prove for the best
although stock coming in late will have
10 be held
Those who had stock on the market
yesterday were: Campbell * Horton.
Caldwell: w T. Young, Kildare, O. T.;
William AIcComas. Burden. Kan; Will
Sam Risey. Blackwell; Knott q Kirby,
belle PLANE; II. \. Smith. Goddard; John
Arlington, Calista. Kan; ShiVes &
Combs. Burton, Kan; and II. +. Pontius,
JTdaU Kan
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CASH OTOTATTONS

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as follows.
FTour-Strong.
Whest-No. , spring $3.50; No ? red
81. dSl-c0
Corn-No. sc. No yellow &c
Oats---o- . &c, No . white z-izdi5c.
Rye-No. > Sc
Bsricy-Good feeding seG42c. fair to
choice mailing 4Sd5sc
Flax S~ed-No S1.Itiz; No / northwest
ern Sis
Timothy Secd-Prirne 8 u.
PTovizions-Mess pork. per Dbl. 81 ~
G1f-so. lard. per len his 3 5-izf17- - short
Nh sides Goose} s. So 20. short clear
sides fnoNsd' s7-iZlz17- -.
Whiskey-Bssis of high wines 81
Ciover-CoDtract grade tl0-75
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HOG PRICES FIRMLY
Yesterday Closed Strong TO
Five Cents Higher.
HEAVIEST BROUGHT S485
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Steady.
HEAVIEST BROUGHT S485

The markets yesterday were about as
flush as Mondays generally are and the
bulk of the hog receipts were fair There
was a good steady demand for heavy
stuff and the idications are very favorable
for lively market right along.
Missouri river points are quoted strong
20 &c higher and buyers here did a little
better naccordance. There was but one
load of hogs that brought S4.S5 and they
averaged 20 pounds.
A good market is expected today and
there Will probab bly, be a fair supply on
hand. Buyers here are jumping at an
opportunity 10 get heavy hogs but don't
20 much Oh light However. they pay as
much for such stuff as other markets,
Hog Sales.
by an arrangement between the pack
ers and commission men. hogs arriving
late in the night are fed, watered and
weighed up on arrival and the next morn
ing sold at the previous days prices.
These hogs are quoted under the head of
-'early sales" and the fresh receipts. the
sale Of which is governed by the market
for the day on which they are sold, are
quoted under the head Of late sales.'l
EARLY SALES
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TIE ~alsti.-E - sW5trs snrl-es Which
work 81 aiEh; la iae railway yafsr Fl
ard bear cities is perm tied ss 70 o1ua-
f-y -ther ;ha- ~ Ar-eTcz
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicsou.

Chicago.
Chicago. Feb -Cattle-Receipts q. 600
Market steady TO strong. Good to prime
steers $4.9od5. %; poor to medium 50. 5Oq
AS; stocllers and feeders s. .25a4.1O; cows
&.6ea4.25: heifeTs s. .25Q4 70; Gamers go
M2.50; bulls s.. o0d4 10; calves s.. 50I7. 90.
Hogs-Receipts today +5,c0o. tomorrow
25.00o Market strong and good weight.
Mixed and butchers 500G5 80; good to
choice heavy $5.2Gd5.4O; rough heavy 81. 50
a5.2o; light 81 .6Jd5.1O; bulk of sales $4.s5
G5.l5
sheep-Receipts 35Goo Sheep and lambs
steady and easier. Good to choice wethers
"a. ooa4. so: fair TO choice mixed $3.Jod4 90;
western sheep S3.50a4 30: native lambs
$4.1cQ5.95; western lambs S4.90d625
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb. 15.-Cattle-Receipts
800. including 500 southerns Market
steady To Toe higher. Export and dressed
beef steers steady. 81 6QQ5.I 10; fair 10 good
steady. IS 6od4. 20; stockers and feeders
Toe higher. 50 God42o; southern steers
steady. So. 4074. %; southern cows steady,
s. 25q3.7 .; native cows strong. s.. 50d3 rs;
native hefers strong. s. G5fi3 -; bulls
strong. $. SOS %; calves strong. s.. 75u6.25
Hogs Receipts -o9 Market steady TO
&c higher. Top S5.12l@: bulk Of sales $3.50
a5.05; heavy s5.0Nd5. 12Ie: packers s4.959
Sos; pigs and lights 81. 7oI4.so
Sheep-Receipts 5,3e0 Market steady
Native lambs $. GGN5.75: western lambs
81 So15. g; fcd ewes S5.6o04oa, western
fed yearlings $4.65a5.o: stockers and feed
ers S2.5eQ425
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Feb. 5.-Cattle-ReceiptS 400.
Market steady to easier with Texans low
er. Beef steers 5.75d5.i5: stockers and
feeders s. e"74.oo: cows and heifers s. %
a. %. Texas steers S2.75u4. l.; cows and
heiferS S2o042ao
IIogs-Receipts $500 Market steady.
Pigs and lights St-Iod5. ~. packers s. SoJ
SIS; butchers and best heavy S5.1eG5.So-
Sheep-Recojpts so Market firm Ma
tives S2-75ai 60; lambs 81 5ca5.70
St Joseph.
81. Joseph Feb 15-C3ttle-Receipts
51no Natives s. .5e16.l5; cows and heifers
Sl-5pdi.ho; stockers and feeders s. G4.l0-
Hogs Receipts 400 Steady to n lower.
Light 81 'caS.e 90: medium and heavy 81. 81
ass.
Sheep-Receipts 2.sO Active. 1nGl5c
higher Lambs $50; yearlinzs Sis:
ewes S4n5.
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ST QufS
geese sac.
Butter-Steady Creamery 1sq25I2c: da
15Gl9c
Eggs-Steady. sc.
New York Produce.
New York. Feb. l5-Butter firm. FRI
New York Produce.

New York Feb. l5--Butter firm. Fresh
creamery 15G26c; state dairy l4a21c.
Cheese-Steady. State fun cream. fancy
large and small. Colored and white. Sep
TENDER. 12c; late made l01zc
Eggs-Firm Western firsts 32c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 27-32c;
centrifugal 90 test l1-S2c; molasses SUI
gar 13-32c Refined steady. crushed 5.l5c,
powdered .55c: graduated 4 .45c
Poultry-Alive unsettled; dressed firm.
Western chickens 12izG14c; fowls l3al4c:
turkeys 1Ial9c.
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\ German physician recommends soap
as cure for sleePlessness- The soap
lather must De allowed 70 dry on the
skin before tie patient goes TO bed
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WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis Feb 5.-Wool-Nomiasi Ne
dunn grades. comhinE and clothing 10
2lc; light fine I51l7isc; heavy hne l2aiif--c,
tub washed 9gd3eizc.
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The aches and pains of the back are timely
troubles. You may think them bad enough but
neglect bad back and the serious side of this
timely warning is soon apparent
Early warnings of kidney ills come through
the back and the kidneys cry for help. You
must relieve the congested kidney conditions or
the impurities intended to be carried off circulate
through the blood and dangerous diseases follow
Neglected kidneys cause urinary disorders, dropsv
rheumatism, diabetes Brghts disease Doans
Kidney Pills cure any of the many kidney disorders
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on the produce exchange today quota
tons were as follows:
Butter-Firm. Creamery l5Q25izc: dairy
l3I.d22c
Eggs-Firm at mark. cases. included.
2sGe0c.
Cheese-Steady 10 firm. 1cd10@.c.
Kanss: CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. 15.-Wheat-May Sslzc;
July Sc; cash No 2 hard s7Qssc; No. 3
S3GS6c; Nc. 2 red 81 90; No. 93GeSc.
Brsn-s5ds6c; shorts S6d9oc.
Corn-May $3.50: July 46c: cash No. ,
mixed 43d she; No. white 4451et45c: No
3, 4311c.
oats-No. white 4sc; No. mixed 4oss
Eiac.
Rye-No. , 55c
Hay-Choice timothy S. coasts: choice
prairie $50
Butter-Creamery 20d23c: dairy. fancy.
1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh 25c
Receipts of wheat 1853 cars.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. Feb. Observation-Disclosures. No.
red scash edlevator 81 .017s; track $l.04
al .O5tz; May 95c; July s71eas7l.c: No. .
hard S9Q921zc.
Corn-Higher. No. > cash 45lsc; track
1870; May 5osc; July 507sc,
Oats-Higher. No. ? cash 42c; track 4214
d43c May $40: No. white 4414c
Spelter-Firm. $40.
Poultry-GoOd demand Chickens 10c:
springs 1oc; turkeys 1Z12c; ducks I3c;
geese sac.
Butter-Steady. Creamery 1sq25Izc; dairy
15Glsc.
Eggs-steady. sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-16
New York Money Market

'tal sales for the day. 1890 shares.