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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-26
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Gasoline Exploslon Causes Fire.

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CURED last fall vaughn was Ridlsy's
sou-in-law and had difficulty with ia
wife. The father took hand. killing the
young man. Tho accused men have been
In Jail here ever snIce Tho trial VIII prob
ably occur at this term ~ district court.
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Indicted fer Murder.

Iazton. q. r. Fe5 q william R1disy
and Walter T2rker zs-r tosaT indicted
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
Washington Crop Bulletin.

The report OF @. y. Salisbury, Section Dr.
re Tor, United States Weather Bureau for the
washington Crop Bulletin. week ended Sep
temher Is is rs follows:
The week has been one OF warm and dry
esys. with cool nights. Frosts occurred in ex-
posed localities on the moraing OF the 10Th.
There Ess rain In some districts on the Sth,
but u was too light and too poorly distributed
10 be ~ material benefit 10 crops, although
il freshened up vegetation a little and was Of
scme effect IN checking forest fires.
The weather was. with the exception of the
rain on the Sth which Interrupted threshing in
some places. favorable for harvest and the
gathering OF al crops The threshing Of wheat
is competed iu al except late localities. The
latest reports DO not change last weeks esti-
mate in regard 10 the yield Spring wheat
WAS an average crop ia tie southwest counties,
hut elsewhere u was Light TO fair, owing to
late trosts, dry weather, and hot winds at
critical stages OF growth. Oats are light, eX-
eeut on moist and heavy lands. Barley was
NOT uD 90 expectations IN the southeast coun-
The crop Is sood some potatoes have been
aug. hut late Cues. making up the bulk Of the
crop. remain o. be gathered Not more than
half "a crop rs generally expected.
EQp picking ls now well under way. with
ideal weather thus far, and II ii continues
the most % The crop VIII be picked within TWO
weeks. The weld is apparently light TO aver
age In some yards there is considerable YER
min. third crop OF alfalfa is being cut in
some of the irrigated valleys, and fourth
crop In KIIkitat county. Pastures have dried
up very badly and wells are going dry. Root
crops are badly In need OF rain.
Apples are a good CROP other fall fruits
rather poor or only fair. Italian prunes are
a failure, prunes IN general are light. fair
crop II pears is now ripen!ng-
some winter wheat sowing has been at
tempted. but the soil is altogether too dry
.ents agree in the statement that this is the
criest season in many years
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
Deciduons and Citr:ts Fruits.

The market for table Grapes demon
allied receipts were very heavy and the
shipping demand did not up expecta-
tions. The steamer Umatila took cut several
thousand packages for Puget Sound ports. but
most Of them transferred direct from
the Martinez boat to the steamer and several
shipments that were left behind by the Homo
lulu steamer thrown back the mar
ket. Local dealers able to buy at easy
figures, and after the first rush of the early
trade commission men were making ccnces
sions in order to dispose of the surplus. Ber
ries and Melons We're quiet and weak. Stocks
of the latter included much carried over stock
and prices had a wider range in consequence.
Apples were weak for all grades and most
offerings. Prices of other deciduous fruits
stood previously quoted. Citrus fruits were
quiet and Lemons and Lines were lower.
varieties and S265 for small berries
BLACKBERRIEs- 5od13 per chest.
RAsPBERRIES-$4d per chest
HUCELEBERRIES-eG per ID.
APPLES-$tQ1 So per box for fancy. T5c
Gs1 for choice and 556fG0c for common.
PEARS-Bartletts $141 % per box; Win
ter Nelhs s5c@S1; other winter varieties. 35Q
PEAcHEs-sman boxes. 45qs5c; open boxes,
PLuMs AND PRIMES 5OGs5c per box or
PoMEGRANATEs-4o@ for small and 81
al % for large boxes
OUINCES-25Q50c per box.
FIGS-25G5oc for small and 75c9S1 for large
MELoNs-Cantaloupe 5oc@S1 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons 15Q35c per box; Watermelons
S1e73 per dozen.
4OG50c: TOkay 40675c; Muscat, 40d65c Isa-
bella, 6CG75c: Black, 25960c Large open
boxes-Black. 5oqS5c Tokay. 75c9$1 %; Mus
'a CITRUS Ru FRUfTs@oranses. SOS 50 ON per
box for valencias; Lemons 50 Zoos for
fancy. 81 7592 20 for choice and 81 25@1 so
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
Frnit CROP Report.

From the Crop Bulletin. United States De
partment Of Agriculture Washington. d. c,
Tor the week ended September .. 1904:
Ia the states OF the Central Mississippi and
Ohio valleys and Middle Atlantic Coast the
apple outlook is very unpromlsing. but fine
crop is indicated IN New England, New YORK,
Michigan and Iowa.
Kew England-Apples promise large crop OF
excellent quality.
PennsyIvauia-Apples fair TO good peaches
scarce except in highlands; other fruits
Virginia-AppIes scarce and other fruits
short
North Carolina-Fruit short.
Fi0rda-Citrus trees vigorous; some fruit
splitting.
Arkansas-Apples and peaches fair.
Iennessee-Late peaches rotting; apples
KentuclzyLApples continue to drop and are
poor crop; peaches somewhat better
Missouri--Apples very poor: peaches good.
llinois-5rapes and plums promising: ap-
Pies q failure in many localities.
lnciana-Apples and pears falling; plums
and grapes abundant
West kirginia-Peaches fair: apples about
half crop; grapes plentiful.
Ohio--Appies poor 20 fair; peaches and
pears Jar; gEspes rlpeping,
varieties quite promising.
Iowa-Heavy yields Of apples being hsr-
vested.
Ksnsas-Apples good in many countless fail
ure u few
Oklahoma and Indian TerritOries-Grapes
giving good yield
IdahO-Peach crop healthy IN southwest val
CoIorado-Fruit excellent.
Utal-FrUit abundant
WsshingtOn-Hop \picking begun in some
Yards: VIII be general next week; yield light
10 average
oregon-Hop picking begun; crop Of good
tity. Apples have dropped heavily: late ap-
pies promise well; prunes ripening nicely.
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Dried Frnits, Nuts. Raisins, Honey.

The Consolidated Raisin Company. which
has taken from the association all its old crop
OF Raisins, amounting &c about $4,000 tons.
has established the following prices quoted
below, both for old and new crop:
FRUITS-New crop-Apricots, ~ q9Hc for
Royals and 9G12c for Moorparks; Nectarines,
so 97c: Peaches. 6A6Shc per ID; Pears. 70
12c; Plums, pitted. 6d61sc for black. SqS1sc
for red and 7GS1Sc for yellow; Figs, Z-crown
bricks 521sc; 3-crown. soc; 4-crown, 65c; g.
crown roc; bulk white. 81 G315c; black, &C.
Evaporated Apples. 51kG7c per b.
PRUNES-1A q1%c per ID for the four sizes.
RAISINs-19O4 crop (. o. b. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters 81 25a2 so: Dehesa. 81 s5Q2;
London Layers, SOcmS1; Loose Muscatels, 4
crown. 3l4G4c 3-crown, 363%c; 2-crown.
2lsG25sc; Seedless 21s G2Hc; Floated, PIG;
Thonpson's Seedless 4Ac: Seedless Sultanas,
3G3Hc 1903 crop-Loose Muscatels, 2d21zc;
Seedless lac; Floated &c: Pacifics. 1&G2Ac;
Seeded, 3AG4Ec; Maiagas. tx 92hc per ID.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. softshel, 13h914c;
No. 2, 111sG12c; No L hardshelI, 1361Skc;
No. ?. 11G11ke; Almonds. fe@17c for new
Nonpareils, 14Q14hc for X L. 13914c for
Ne Plus Ultra and lie for Languedoc; Pea
nuts. 6GIc for Eastern; Pecans. u413c; CO.
eoanuts s. 5045.
HoNEY-Comb. 11k013c for white and LOG
lie for amber water white extracted, 51a q
61@c; light amber, extracted. 5asc; dark. 50
4Ac.
BEEsWAx-27a2ec per Ib.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Trade in Potatoes and Onions was of light
jobbing character, being confined wholly to
the filling of small orders for ordinary routine
requirements The market was weak with
supplies still in excess Of the demand, Fresh
arrivals of Sweet Potatoes did a little better,
but old lots dragged at unsteady prices.
Tomatoes continued to arrive freely and
were q glut the market no reasonable
offer being refused for low grade offerings.
The Gamers were not buying in the open
market b. ing abundantly supplied with con-
traeted stock Previous prices ruled for all
other vegetables.
MISUNDERSTANDING from the river JO6
75c per ctl: Salinas Burbanks. $111 30 per ctl |;
Early Rose. nominal; Garnet Chiles, 75GS5c
Sweet Potatoes $1G1 % per ctl
ONIONS-$1G1 20 per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn, 50c6$1 % per
sack or crate; String Beans 11s42c per Id:
Wax Beans 11sQ219c per lb: Lima Beans. 215@
SIC per Id; Tomatoes, 15Q30c per box; Summer
Squash 25G35c per box: Cabbage 75c per ctl ;
Carrots. T5c per sack: Cucumbers. 25640c per
box; Pickle Cucumbers 50c1$1 % per box; Gar
lie 415c per Id; Egg Plant 25@40c per box;
Dried Peppers. nominal; Green Okra 3O640c
per box: Green Peppers. 25940c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. SIS per ton.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. So 1906 %: San QUEEN
tin 81 70: Wool Bags, 30q32c; Fleece Irvine.
71sc; Fruit Bags. 61aGIl5c for white and &c
~ coAI~weIllnston. s. per ton: New Wei
Iington. IS: Seattle. So so; Bryant. Sc So;
sS so. Richmond 81 so: Cumberland, SIS in
bulk and s14 20 In sacks: Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg $14 Welsh Anthracite Egg, $13
welsh Lump S11 so: Camel SO per ton; Coke
S1f 5O6I3 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks.
Rocky Mountain descriptions IS 90 per short
oIIs-ouotations are for barrels: for cases
add &C. Linseed, sc per gallon for boiled and
fSG sDr IA cases. 81 1901 u: Lucoi soc for
hoiIed and 4Sc for raw: China Nut, cases.
5sc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian: extra
bIeached winter Sperm OH. Csc; natural winter
sperm OIL. csc: extra bleached winter Whale
oil. SIC; natural Whale OIL, SIC; extra winter
Strained Lard OIL 75c; No. l Lard Oil. Csc;
nire Neatsfoot OIL 73c; No. 1 Neatsfoot OIL,
Sc light Herring Oil, 42c; dark H Herring OIL.
Fish OIL 35e; boiled Paint OIL SSc; raw Paint
oi rIci;2i- OII-water White Coal Oil. in bulk.
1ac- Pearl OIL in cases. 19lae: Astral. 1955c;
star. 191ac: Extra Star. 24c: Elaine, 26c; Eo-
Cone 23c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in bulk
Iecs In cases 221ac; Benzine. in bulk 13e: in
cases. 19l5c; SG-degree Gasoline. in bulk 25c;
IN TSIi1-RftPENTINE-s1 per gallon in cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEA 11-- Lead, 7A0
7Ac per ID; White Lead. 7A@7%c. according
10 s9T TGSAiRsTh Western Sugar Refining Com
many quotes as follows. per h. in 100-lb bags;
Cuhes Crushed and Fine Crushed. 625c;
Powdered 6.10c; Candy GRADUATED. 6.1Oc; Dry
formulated, fine. &c: Dry GranuIated. coarse.
lated uO0-Ib bags only, -: Confectioners'
ods s MsE io j. poe poe barrels E4tIs Zoe 3sGe
half barrels 25c more; boxes. soc more; 50-lb
bags 1Oc more for all kinds Tablets-Half
barrels SOC; boxes, 6.T5c; H. & E. Crystal
Dominos &c FER ID. No orders taken for less
than seventy-five barrels or Its equivalent.
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new crop in the Northwest il must now get
back to conditions of more immediate supply
been sharp. and we are inclined to look for
a good scalping market. We are rather
of the view that on any further break Mon
day wheat may be bought for a reaction
This market failed to respond TO the Chi
cago decline and practically remained sta
tionary on the day. Futures opened lower,
due to strong French markets, with the
French buying, and firm markets in the north.
Cash wheat was firmly held and quiet.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 4OG1 so; California White
Australian. 81 55G1 621a Northern Club 81 40
al 90: Northern Bluestem. 81 571sQ1 GA per
ctl.
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a. m.
R Rsy 81 s sS si si s. s sS si
business. The cash grain was steady at pre-
vioIs prices: Otherwise the market was de-
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 o5@1 TO- new Brewing and Ship
ping. 81 l21s@l l77A; ChevaIier. 81 1755q1 30
per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to 80 a. m.
December 81 e8a s. q 81 LS SSa 81 l es&
OATS-There is nothing further new to re-
and Black weak and quiet Xii quotations
remain unchanged
White, 81 37Ia@i Az Surprise 81 5oG1 so:
Red, 81 221SQ1 421s for feed and 81 371s9
4715 for seed Black, 81 30G1 30 for feed and
81 5Oa1 60 for seed,
CORN-The situation remains as before
stated. The market is quiet
:. Western sacked. 81 4iAq1 40 for Yellow.
81 4Th41 so for White and 81 3T15d1 40 for
Mixed; California large Yellow. ST so; small
round do. 81 55q1 62s; White, nominal; Egyp-
tian, 81 35d1 As for White and 81 2591 so for
Brown
RYE-$1 35Q1 40 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nom Nominal at about 81 per ctI.
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Stocks Cotton and Coffee.

he New York wires OF e. F. Hutton &
Co. yesterday said:
STOCKS = Trading to-day was Influenced
entre4y BY the bank statement. The profess
SIGNAL element sold stocks on anticipation OF
& bad statement and the possibility of further
cold weather IN the Northwest which was re-
ported tbs rnornfna sre,,r;zss,t - - -
Wall street that the present rise in stocks has
discounted every favorable condition possible
This might be considered true II the advances
were not made from absurdly low figures made
IN 1905 We look TO see the market have its
healthy reactions, but a higher range Of prices
seems Inevitable for good securities later on
The market has broken all previous records
this week for CONTINUED activity on q rising
scale OF prices since the boom times Of sew
market more than ever depends on the real
izatiOn Of biz crop Of corn. IN view Of the
lessening prospects for a record breaker con-
dition OF cotton. and the very worst views ana
lowest crop estimates on wheat having been
confirmed by last weeks Government report
vast amounts Of stocks have been accumu-
lated during the past ten days, however.
COTTON The stronger unoertOne which
the cotton market has displayed the past week
has been mainly due to the absence Of any
further selling pressure Of Importance and a
more conservative feeling developing among
been bear1sh IN their ideas regarding the
course Of prices. The trading has become
narrow and more professional the last few
DAYS but II locks as though the market will
continue good one for scalping operations
for moderate profits by fuctuating within a
comparative narrow range until the next regu-
lar monthly Government crop report IS an
nounced. We would advise against becoming
too bearish on the market, and would rather
eoopt waiting attitude and adhere 10 a
Ecalpers position for moderate profits pending
further developments calculated 20 make the
crop situation and outlook more reassuring
FElsE-Speculation II the coffee market
CONTINUES moderately active, with the general
situation ana outlook favorable to ultimately
higher prices on the shortage OF this seasons
year IN consequence Of recent unfavorable con-
ditions causing rather poor Towering.
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lent weather conditions knocked the last props
from under the wheat market to-day, precipi--
tating prices 1 cents below yesterdays final
quotations. The market closed practically at
the lowest point OF the day. Corn is off &c.
oats are down u C 1nd provisions 5GD71hc.
The opening In wheat was weak, the De-
ceraher option being down lkMAc to AGMc
at 81 1855 to 81 IL May off Sole to
A@5sc at 81 las to 81 l41a. The influences
that caused the initial weakness were numer-
Gus The most prominent factors, however,
were lower cables, a big increase in ship
nents from Australia and continued fine
weather throughout the wheat-growing Sec
ticns of the United States and Canada. No
news of poor threshing returns was in evil
dence. and with comparatively few buying or
derS there was apparently nothing for the
market to do except decline. The oft-herald-
ed movement in the country Northwest
seemed to have begun in earnest receipts at
Minneapolis and Duluth to-day being much
heavier than tor the corresponding days last
week and a year ago. AS result of the
more liberal arrivals the Northwestern mar
kets weak. Lower prices in those mar
kets added downward impetus to the declining
prices here From the start there was a lot of
long wheat for sale and commission houses had
numerous stop-loss orders TO execute; the lit
tie demand from shorts was totally inadequate
to stem the receding prices, the market be-
coming weaker the session continued Dur
ing the final hour Of trading the desire to
sell became intense and prices broke sharply.
The low point on December was reached at
81 90, closing at 81 0911 091s. May sold off
to 81 IL closing at 81 11@1 Ills
Good maturing weather. lower cables, a con-
tinued heavy movement of the old crop and
the break in wheat tells the story OF weak
corn market. Private messages from the coun-
try regarding the condition of the new crop
were decidedly bearish. Fully per cent of
the crop has been reported safe from damage
from frost. There was liberal profit taking
throughout the entire session. Buying
largely by shorts. December closed at 50Ac,
a loss of &c.
Considering the weakness of wheat and corn,
the oats market held remarkably strong. De-
cember closed Il &c down at 329sc.
The bulk of the trading in provisions
in the way Of changing from October to Jam
uary delivery. At the close January pork and
lard were each down a 5c and ribs were off &c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Poultry and Game.

Receipts of Poultry were unusually heavy
for Saturday approximating 40 coops Trade
however was active and the market was prac-
tfcaIiy bare at the close. Hens and young
BOOSTERS still led in point of demand and
occasional sales of exceptionally fine stock
morrow There were no changes in Game
POULTRY--Live Turkeys, Old l4q15c per
Turkeys. 2OG22c per ID; Geese. per pair 81 so
al rs; Goslinss. 81 1872; Ducks $404 so per
Hens, 81 50d5 for small and So 5O76 for
large: young BOOSTERS So 50a6; old Boosters,
$4G4 so; Fryers $4G4 30: Broilers 50 50Q3 so:
pigeons. 81 % per dozen for old and 81 500
20 for Squads
GAME-Wild Doves. sOc@S1 per dozen; Hare,
81 so per dozen: Cottontail Rabbits. 81 per
dozen.