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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

The executive committee of the
Roosevelt-Deneen club of Moline, met
Thursday evening at the headquar-
ters in the Manufacturers hotel. In
the absence of President Allen the vice
president, Elmer Heck, of the Sixth
ward, called the meeting to order. A
permanent committee on speakers and
halls and to make preparations for all
meetings was appointed. Another com
mittee consisting of o. F. Anderson. J.
w. Parker and John Sundine was APP
pointed TO organize a marching club A
general committee to have charge of
the meetings and to appoint sub-com-
mittees was appointed consisting of r.
G. Allen, William Butterworth, ]. w
Parker, l.. c. Blanding and J. B. Oak,
leaf. The active campaign will be
opened Sept. II. when a flag rails
ing will take place before the republi
can headquarters. A marching club
will be organized by that time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

A contract has been closed with Con
tractor H. w. Horst, of Rock Island,
by the Root & Van Dervoort Engin-
eering company, for the erection of the
fine new foundry building which rep
resents the first building in the plans
of the company for an extensive fac
tory equipment to accommodate its
growing business. The foundry will
occupy the northeast corner of the s.
acre tract on Fourteenth street pur-
chased by the company for the new
factory building. The entire tract
measures CSC feet east and west and
$50 feet north and south. The foun-
dry will have dimensions of 100x150
feet and will be full two stories in
height equipped with cupola, engine
room, ventilatOrs, etc. 1t will be con
structed of stone, concrete and brick
and the excavation for the foundation
is already under way. Contractor
Horst expects to complete the build
| ing within 80 days. The cost of con.
struction will run close to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

The secretary of state yesterday is
sued license to incorporate the Mo
line City Express company of Moline.
The capital stock is $4,000. The OBJ
ject is to do a storage and transfer
business. The incorporators are
Charles E. Battles, Edward Cox and
Carl A. Johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

Another fish-law violatOr has been
brought to justice. George Gardner.
of Hillsdale. was arrested by Deputy
Fish Warden Jesse Eastman Thurs
day while boxing so pounds of cat
fish. half of them under the size pre-
scribed by law. for shipment to Barr
& Co, of Davenport. He was brought
to the city and taken before Justice
Harvey n. Williams. He pleaded guilty
to a charge of selling understood fish
and was fined S25 and costs. $3.50 in
all. Eastman had wind of the violation
and went TO Hillsdale in the early fore
noon. About in the afternoon he sat
at the depot and saw Gardner ice and
pack his fish for shipment. After he
had completed the work Eastman nab
bed his man and had the fish shipped
to this city in his own name for use at
the trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

In the presence of Ga guests the we'd
ding of Miss Carrie ID. SchIeuter.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Schleu-
ter, of East Moline. to Hollis R. Warren.
of WATERFOWL. was celebrated Thurs
day evening at o'clock The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. William
Strickle. pastor of the Baptist church
at WATERFOWL, and at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. James Moore, of
Hampton. 1t was a pink and green af-
fair and the house was very prettily
decorated with smilax, palms and
roses. In the corner of the room
was a large canopy of flowers, under
which the young couple stood while the
minister read the service.
The First Voters club of Moline
met at the republican headquarters in
the Manufacturers hotel Thursday
evening and organized a First Voters
club. Quite a number of young men
who will face the polls for the first
time at presidential election were out
and the club promises TO be a great
success. Speeches were made and men
from each ward were appointed as com
mittees TO rustic new members. The
following officers were elected Presi-
den, Aid. William Johnson; vice
president. " Alfred Larson: secre-
tary. Harvey Mckinley: treasurer, Gus
Shallberg; executive committee. vii
liam Johnson, /. r. BIackman and
Mack Taylor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10

Time and again stories have been
printed in regard TO new Q. railroad
depot in Moline, but as often they
have faded in the air, but again there
is rumor current around the streets
to the same effect. Now il seems as if
the source of news is more substantial
this time than ever before. Now it is
reported that the Burlington officials
have all but decided to give Moline
new depot, and if plans are carried
tout as reported, fine edifice will be
erected on the site now occupied by
Shallberg Bros. as a coal Office and
yards. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets and Fourth and Libary avenues.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-10
MOLINE MENTION

James F. Hill and Miss Alma L. An
derson. daughter of August Anderson,
$50 Third avenue, were married Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the par
sonage of the Lutheran church, Rev.
c. A. Hemborg officiating. The couple
were attended by Miss Ida Anderson
and William Thompson. The groom is
employed in the steel works. They will
make their home at $50 Tenth ave
nue..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28
ONE SHARE ONE DOLLAR PER
MONTH.

The Thirtieth Series OF Stock In
the Pioneer Building & Loan Associa.
tion was issued In October. 1904. and is
now open for subscription. The mem.
bership fee OF fifty cents per share,
and the monthly dues are one dollar
per month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than a savings
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. GEAR, Secretary,
i22 King St.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28
New Propeller Will Give
Speed To SIS. Enterprise

The Matson steamer Enterprise. ply
ing between San Francisco and Hilo,
after her November trip, will lay ny
one month at San Francisco. While
laid up she will be fitted with new
propeller which 1t is believed will cut
her schedule time one day between
San Francisco and Hilo.
While the Enterprise is of, the Rose
Grams will call at Hilo for her Decem
her cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28
! PRINTING SUGGESTION

The grinding season 10 over and
bookkeepers have time to look over
their blank book, ruled and printed
forms, stationery and other office sup.
plies before the busy days come again.
The Bulletin Is equipped to do plan.
tatlon work Of kinds at right
prices. Estimates and proofs fur
nished for the askinq.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28
PLEASANT PEDRO PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Smith gave n
delightful pedro party at their Waikiki
residence Wednesday evening. Fifth
guests were present and ten tables
kept busy with the popular game. The
prizes were very rich A cut glass de-
canter and fruit dish, an ebony mirror
and Elkhorn corkscrew were given 10
the best and poorest players.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28

Total ...........s2. 1888, 269 90
What portions of these improve.
ments are unproductiye? And II the
Democratic party have an ADLER con.
ception than the Congress of the Unit.
ed States between productive and un.
productive loans. they should pledge
their candidate for Delegate to Con.
gross IN amend the Organic Act IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28

"Yes, stree, this hotel Is historic
building. General Washington stop
ped here in one Of his trips across
New Jersey" "oh, that's all right
about his stopping here. But he didn't
stay here, did he?'-Baltimore World.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28

SHORT MARRIAGE CONTRACTS
The system, its advantages disad-
vantases, and it's sound philosophy,
will be espounded In the sATuR,
DAY BULLETIN
BY MR.. DOolEY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28

works comprised In the loan fund ap.
preparations; and In extravagant ad.
ministration, resulting In the issuance
OF government warrants to employees
ana supply men. preposterous course
whereby the taxpayers are being daily
mnlcted In the amount Of interest paid
on unproductive loans on the one hand
ana the loss incidental to discounting
warrants on the other
ANA this charge Is made as part OF
the thunder OF the Democratic plat
l"rm' ana not one word OF remedy.
How would the Democratic party In
us advocacy In the same platform oil
increased expenditures, In salaries and
olerks' meet the situatlonG Would
not the increase IN the rate OF the IN
come TAX advocated ny the Democratic
party muict the taxpayers IN more
thah the amount OF interest paid 1nd
fhe loss incidentai 10 discounting war
rants
"hat the people OF TINS territory
demand ana must nave Is an efiicient
an" economical administration con
a"c,eu "i'hih the revenues obtained
ny iair ana Just taxation. In regard
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-28
Dandsrine Is So ExhiIarating,
Invigorating

and strengthening to both tho hair and scalp that even
2sc bottle OF Il often enough to show wonderful i'm
provements. II at once mparts u sparkling brliancy
and yel'ety sOitess o. the hair aud few weeks use
VIII cause new hair to sprou out all the scalp and
grow abundnntly. long and beautiful Use every day
for awhile after which two OF three times week viii
lbs enough to complete whatever growth you desire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
OTHER MARKETS-SY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 15scATTIE- Receipts 400; market
nomlra good prffa IS 10lfS5 65 poor
dunn So 1895; feeders 50 T5QS4 u;
81 0Qs4 heifes s2qS4 80 81 00qS2 40 bulls
S2dSi 10; calves S2GS4 90; fed $4GS4
UoGS-Receipts day, II 0oO Monday 10000 left
453: market weak; mixed and butchers s. 100
81 40: good TO heavy. 81 *: rough heavy
81 IOs5 90 light. s5S5 bulk 1O6S5
1000 market steady; good choice
vrethers 81 15fS5 fair choice mixed. 0aS4 60:
Western sheep 81 soaS5 80: native lambs SASS
April 16.-HOGS steady. $4Gs4 90 CATTLE
easy 50 25gsi so. SHEEP strong SO 25as4 80. LANES
East Bufraic April Ie.c .TT1E Receipts $50; steady:
prime steers sass 35S shipping 81 4oS4 81; butchers
4as4 81 heers 50 yoaS4 so COWS 81 23asa bulls SSg
Receipts. eco; active steady; heavy IS io@$5 IS;
S. s.; roughs s59sS 10; stays 81 5ogs4 SHEEP AND
nss l5c higher: others steady lambs s5aS7 10; year
ines 25as6 40: wether. 50 oo9SS So ewes 81 15a
a. Is: sheep. mixed, 81 25ns0 -
CITY, .-CATTLE-Rccepts, 100 ead;
rsret and dressed beef 81 cog
81 fair good so: Western fed steers
asa e5 stockers and feeders g 2qs4 80 southern steers
"a T.Ts, So T5S3 Is: native S2
s. i5 heifers 50 5oas4 5o bulls So c5ds3 so:
HoGs-Receipts LOO head: market slow TO SC lower;
n on: hulk SGS5; heavy 81 95S5 O7iz; packers.
81 anSSs pss ana lights s. 2aS4 90 receipts for the
Ss,,ck a. e0O head STIEEPMarket nomiEally steady:
native lambs 5c6ss II; Western lambs So 5oGsG -:
ss5 ewes 9lSa yeariingS. S5S5 so stockcrs and
feeders So 5O@s Receipts for the week 10 eco head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York April l6. 1904
CoFFEET'he coffee market moderately active and
generally frTner The market opened steady
advance II ga 10 points on light demand that may
by rather steady European advces
Buying restricted the larger pr
receipts decline the Rio market. making II
tho heavier arrivals Rt that point
pressure the market but offerings were
comparatively small and the continued covering wss sur
hcent little further rnness, the market clos
ing 10 - points Sales reported Of 80 100
According 20 gossip. the buy ing to-day
covering the tail end Of large short
interest prominent Chicago operator This buying, u
said. done through broker that usually represents
leading Receipts Rio for the day
We're 5000 bags against 1000 the day previous and THIS
line with private cables Receipts
ports against 1900 bags for
DAY The interior Santos receipts also
being reported 11.eO hays against i Gao
last but the pointer being light lent weight TO
fe assertion that the bulge in the Santos e1ent
only temporary The selling thought 70 he largely Tor
against purchases IN Brazil. and Il
C0nrenled moderate short interest IN
market. while the tendency Of the RIO market
possibility Of heavier offerings week by
importers The spot market quiet but steady tho
basis Of 7lsc for Rio No 4
The Of contract prices IN the local market 20 day
FnlInNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

REAL. ESTATE BOUGHT. sold and ex-
changed Management of property our
specially REID BROTHERS. $50 Mon
20 no 80 rronkiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

MOLASSES AND SYRUPs-The general market shows
abe aps are S %e nv
Orleans centrifugal common llalSe fair l'alG g99 2
sc; sYRUPs common Ia fair. 1eaIsc good. 100
OCEAN FAN FRE7GHTs s In Sea@ tonnage there was
% ns ] ana f9 nsrs cargo from
well sustained Quotations TO Liverpool GLASGOW ana
and Newcastle nominal Hamburg IS PIGS Bremen. 20
ss os "a &c. fGRa 81 P steamer anu 256
Sqs ana Ga % 20
242 tons sugar Java TO United states or Europe ' so
ysnnah 70 United Kingdom 5ontireni 2ss 81 pert
timber Sapeo United Kingdom Continent. pri
FoTt ingIis to f andsRTona las 81 May british
ks55 tons deals Mramch 20 west coast OF Ensiand SOS
west coast o. England, 35s May June: German steamer
dG% s 3D. APRIL R. ses @ GnT oS S co
ON TO p bermGoa Us, l ~, VI 16 iorTesan
s4s ION. an, T-tisp steamer coo tons coal
Pbilssainbi To- West india ros rrIvate terms: British
81 SO tons two So 295E bs OF 20
Sasss petroleum; he1,e 10 one or no pors &
1a ports sq tn e coast ao az England private terms British
bars q. tons Oil benz to a o5 oe via
minsten. \ 6 70 windwari 50 90 British 5., haIk 80
2aa tons coal Phsdeiphla Port spain 81 So shooner
terms schooner ISL tons coal Philadelphia to Jackson
T.re; ch5,rsr 5iS tons same ~ schooner
i'2ae tons: coal Norfolk to Bangor, 81 10
products unloading for local account
IS nr but unchanged We quote: STANDARD white pero
leum bbs IS 80; bulk s. So PhllaasIphia sSls s. $S
sli water white. NewYor bills $50 test $40 ~: bulk
New-York ga 10. Philadelphia. Sl4 o. CoTToNsE5iD
easy: primo crude. b mills. 2oisG217c; primo
YINsir;D 0TI-American seed CITY raw 4Oq4ic: out Of
town raw ssa4oc: Calcutta raw. Csc; lard OIL; eoc
in provisions throughout thS session eyi
aer tae'e r prices AZ lined quite shaTpiy closing
rut he Chicago
city 1000 and Omaha oso: With hogs At Chicago
fly Sl4 30. short clear sl4aSl5 70 BEEF steady quoed
Mess s. 5caS9; family. $40 s9gsl 50 packet 81 900
quo quoted see 5oas22 DRESSED noes steady. quoted
bacon 7isc; $50 10 7lse; 100 ~ 7.c; 40 No. I'VE pigs
n 7s.c: ~ 10. nc; N. Ptclied shoulders DUH
quoted 6s4c Picked hams duh: Quoted a,saloc tai
quoted 7Oc city lard quiet quoted enc Refined lard
steady; quoted south AeTi9s iIc' o T9neG az
sTEARINE dull: quoted olso &c; city lard 'tearine e
nG ,d3e stsaGy here and about steady at the south
quote: Domestic ordinary 393%c fair 10 good IA n
10 G5&c. japan foreign nominal. do domestic. 81. %
44c: Java 4i5a5lsc: RanEoon. in bond. 2i.G2%c
sranuiated quoted at zoe Demand Is moderate The
weakness in Taws and the recent shading Of list PTirss
lowered soon Prices quoted less per cent for
5O5c: cubes. $3.50: XXXX 4s5c; powdered. coarse pow
deerd fruit powdered 4soc: Eagle confectionery
soc: Eagle 10 GRADUATED. 4s5c: Eagle
n bags and bags Of fine graduated. 900: Eagle
4 Zoe: confectioners A. 455c; Nos l. 2 and 445c No
4. 4.4oc: No 3: 4.35c; No G. SOC; No l. 423c; no s.
No IL ae5c; Nos u and Is 2 Doc: No le 3 Sc The
local market Is lo%eF o on se OF and fsSt
terms This is figured to be equal 20 355c duty paid
o1s CENTRIFUGAL % test eiGc muscovado 50 test
lcdsts and mGlasses sgsar SO test ta hss
April and May stand NJ IS Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

spot cotton dull sales 1900; speculation export
iuiddlirg upland. s.oed. Futurea opened quiet. /
points lower ccsed quiet 4d5 points lower April.
Gcd: Jniy-Aueust 7G2d August September 1864: Sep
trner October 6Gld: October Novembe-. esd: Novem
Der December 22d: December-Jsnuary GOD; January
February. l9d
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The -four trade was neglected
today heaviness apparent the close. follow
INK the drop wheat Spring patents. 81 eOQs5 e.:
winter str2tghts - 95qS - winter patents s. 2Od
s. 90 rng clears 81 losSt S extra No winter 81 20
Dun Oac;sa: good 81 2DgS4 40 choice fancy
s. sRass - CoRNMEAL-2 Quoted: Kiln dried
Iire white and yellow. 81 z0GSi ~ NsaSI L.
Iusnf: standard u5diing 500 NAV shipment city bran
50, S21asa5 So hominy chop $40 80 bulk $50 ~ sacks
GRslN &@WHEAr-The cold wave which occupied the
sponsa m speculative. wheat markets. To tho surprise
NAM iice instead OF advanciEg many thought they
rriar ciosc stood isc down from the previous night
J O'Clock hcinc ~ n. Sui' "i ana september sc
chiefly -s~onsic for this Eeaf iness at time when
sIeneth might 'at,iHiH Ne eN,Fo Ns ne nsht OUT
West the fact that prices already above last
condition sac against 9T-s and about 7s
te government eeriy in the week It admitted.
suffer According - tire map to-Gays cold
we'nread causing killing frosts f'r south Central
backward sring hears were confident It nd not de-
loads Worlds shipments week we-e e~tl-
western nsrefs s,cs shouls have Led sV savanc On
tho reaffer stuao-. the other hard leedn-s
N ihe ess se cSS se'ei 'sst Ain1ea7ols stocks
81 IS elevsor and 81 oG7Si 90 h anost: No
northern Dulgte. 81 OK o ah~7t. CORT-As ire
vcafhsr Eas favorable 10 er~dia~ ga fte rrc,
neut fe-0z arp,sred IN his toisv '-~t r-oe~
eft rfaY --,c and 1uiv At ssse- at o'cl.c Thers
aosse se,,nc OF Jav va. .,,-,n,,S :. ar
the operators In that usIk<t Ne closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

COTTON-To- days cotton market a az
speculative interest concerned. the
total transactions being estimated not exceeding
Considering the light business fluctuations
comparatively broad and the general undertone
nervous excited Disappointing English cables
a bearish visible supply statement together with
rather larger non recefp:s offset
10y reports very weather Texas and the small
movement. while the movement
partially due export clearances at Pensacola TX
Britain from Galveston and the outpCrt mentioned AZ
there considerable selling seemingly for
the account IF room operators who had gone long on
yesterdays advance. hoping perhaps. for firm set Of
cables this morning later the market was rallied par
demand for the later positions arising from
the cold weather in the belt but toward the close the
longs again eased prices on with
the market finishing the session only few points above
the On the cables local prices should
have started about II TO - points net lower They
opened l6 10 Il points lower the old and
points lower 10 point higher the new months.
showed relative weakness. but
began rally buying influenced by the cold weather
The market Joined in the advance and for time
showed very good underone with July selling up to
within > points Of last nights close, while crop
months higher. But toward the close they
AGAIN sei N and finally quct at decline
Or 1916 POINTS the old months. with the later
position point higher points lower. The weather
called for st colder weather in the Western
belt saturday night, but indicated
higher temperatures Sunday
Of prIses the local market
day fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NcW-1Ork. April TO- 1908.
pEF,VFS-No Dressed beef fair dema nd
and steady at Gkasl.c per native sides. London
and Liverpool cables unchanged Exports to-day
7G6 and $3.50 quarters OF beef.
CALNFIS-No receipts. The feeling nominally
steady City veals steady at 6q9c ib coun
try dressed a 6dolzc.
SHEEP AND S-Receipts 002
head Including the market. and counting the
sta stock. there cars sale. No sheep were
offered Lambs i2izd25c higher. Everything was
sold Fair to lambs sold at So I5dSI 70
per 100 NJ: fair clipped lambs at SO. Dressed mutton
firm GIsQ9c per 10; dressed lambs in good demand at
oia611c. -.
Snles-Harrington a. Co: 2O5 unshorn State lambs on
average s. 1879 per 100 ~ 244 clipped Buffalo do
% N. Sc - .
s725
HoGs-Receipt. 1.7O2 head: for sale. The feel
steady.
saes-Tobn shannon date yesterday q State hogs
So 50 100 10; roughs. 29S 10 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
CHARITY ORGANIZATION APPEALS.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$50 toward the support Of an American family
OF excellent character The wife is partially par
alvzed: the man has broken down and needs
counfr~ air There are three children the Oldest
being eleven The society also renews its appeals
for 500 10 pay the rent Of an American widow
with five children. and for S15e to pay the rent
OF family in which the husband has tuberculosis
IN the last stages The wife is a good mother
There are seven children all below working age
ANY money for the above cases sent 10 the
Charity Organization Society. 10. Jos East Twen-
ty-second-st. viii be duly and publicly achhoNl-
edged. The society acknowledges with thanks
receipt Of the following contributions in response
20 recent appeals A Friend $500: f. r. {. T..
$50; L. p. Gillespie and y Nitherel So each;
H s." $50: ''Montclar." SIS: "A. k &C 4. C
M" and a Friend" SO each: r. /. Wensley,
IS: 'F. G. b" 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

cash quotations follows; FLOUR was dul and
cav: patents l0GS4 strsights. - As4 81
sQrnE patents sO0S4 10 straishts S4q$4 20: bakers
s. 750SS -. WHEAT. No , sprlns - y = - -
low 52ls d2asc. OATS NJ > 81 Gl3ec No , white 81 n
&c RYE No > zoe: BARlstN. Sood feeding, 5-lLS.r,
fat &c choice mailing. 44Q Soc EAA-EE 10 l. 81 vs.
N Nort Invest I'm. 81 &c. TIMOTHY SEED prime.
s. 50. CIsDA EIs contract grade. $40 40 MESS PORK
Ter btl S1sNS12 1874 LARD per JOG n - $3.50 a 20
TAiEA sides tiosel, $ Z S0 % sholL
clear tbrye,, aCNS6 -; MiilShEl. basis 81
high lSircs 81 the Produce ENchanse 10 Jay i1
Sf;a fnast steady ranleries l45c carries i .
included. j. ga lo1s'
CHEESE weak. % le--c
Duluth April l6-Cl0se: wFIEAT-No 4 hari, "Stzc;
40 Northern 9zc. No . Northern. s3izci May, &c
Jus. a2itc. Sepienbcf- SAC
Milwaukee april IG-wHEAT. No Nolthern SIC;
! TsdT2azc BARLEY. No > &c. sample 4"N62c OATS,
Standard s2Gs3'zc. CORN. No 3 1sa1oc; July 4'7'F
sSssc bio
TaliadeiDhia April i6-wHEAT &c lower; contract
tOi-c. OATS dun hut hrmer; No white. natural sda
&C.: - clipped z0lRGz7c BUTTER steady hut quiet
extra creamery ME nearby prints
EGGS good demand; fresh nearby. IKE at mar
frssh 17sc marx; fresh southwestern Il C
al mark. lie mark. CHEESE dul. and
weak. choice 20 fancy loig io4c;
CO fair good. gaG10isc. RcceiTts-Fluur lSOc bills
and SO sacks. wheat. 500 bush. corn 1900
bush: cats. Soe0 bush Shrments-Whcat. SEQ lush.
corn. 30ouo bush: cats. 10000 bush
Minneapolis April IIEAT-Msy. So July. 93asc
Eepteuher S2ssc trerE--No ] hard. GJ2sc; No /
Northern 9sac: 10 Northern. % &C.. lLOJR-First
patents patents $50 s. l0 first clears
s. TeQS3 so second clears s. ogs2 90 BRAN. in bulk
s, louis. April i6-Close: wHEAT-No red. cash
elevator. sac NAY. 9oitc 1uiy. S2sc, 10 hard.
oATs-So cash. SIC May. 81; July. sc; No 1iie
z5isGsGc