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Yukon Valley news., 1904-08-03
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WEDNESDAY, Areusr 3, Ioo4

I'm. YcHoS VALLEY NEWS goes to the pubnc with confidence. It ia a iairly good-looklrg httle sheet aud tue ger-up ot its news IS not without merit. Editorial opinions, no matter how auroltly anyancvl and ably maintained, are Out olln- iDds stlll The true teet ot q news paper IS its ahillty to gather facts oI human interest and make them plain to human understanding. How we'll the News will stand tue test is for the future to disclose and the people to judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
COAL NINE TROUBLES.
Story Of Strike in Statistics Of Proouo-
ton IN 1902

WASH .aetor. March s-Tae unhappy
days NJ th- greatest coal strike la tae
hs,1rs ~ che ceal MIXING industry aga
res lied ay perusai q Mr. EdVarf 81.
Fa9se- report On The Production -
coal ir .s1 which III United ststes
Geciori-aI Surrey 81 stoe' 70 ISSUE - an
extract lr3l jess ANIMAL vCiume u MiaeTai
Ess0Irces
scenes ~ ne principal labor diei-
entities IN fe1 were ai1 iu tna anthracite
regions - Pe11s7rea-ia The View ald
Kaz-avha riser Districts 70 west F-rGi-fa
and IN enc state n H~hirar ~ tr-s-
t.ss 70 r8e anthracite district resultes g.
derrezsa q rTarlT 81 ssr cs1t .n prp1uc-
tirr t7 the operators - compared 18th
Ie APPROXIMATELY ~ st uca Eere Eie
fr- p warSsrg days sas tae 91tlc "a
aet to greater fucouventssce ard annoy
al.e 9o- wz-t % fuel ,hza hid ever tes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
ANIMALS AT SCHOOL.

j. there anything which. without great
violence 20 language may he caHca %
school Of the woods IN the ssrse f- which
playground IS school rlsyg-oue1
without rules .r methods or "a director
there j. school n the woods u is a7
ufkeupt au uncouecio-e s. hoot er GYM
-asium. and IS entirely H-trrfifa- In
play the v1uug y "a animals go dnatt
get certain amount. n tr-iuir- asf gts-
cipiiniue Mt heI-z t tr.a ror 'ho rl-
fure careers. buf .hia school b. rat rrs-
SIDED over or directed rv parents shereh
II is sometime taken la-t .u De- them D.
is Trortaueaus without -.,Ie r~ er r~.-
Bet r.. i- every case. along n Iro = tse
future struggle f9r re - thc tart..r.ar
bird OF animal 4 young narrrhauk
which Te reared ed 90 Play 20 strikinz
leaves cr Lifz ~ bark ui'h Us fa1or klT-
tens play With q bell. 90 cor NJ stick.
7F y 10 Hers q mouse. oov- race ard WIS
Go 7ith each othar 81 rfhe chase ducks
Dive and sror. o. the Vafer. Gores -.r o.
ard dive in gro ar - 80 ea<arlar frr-0 q
haEk birds rarrls end Dodge each rfhfr
i7 ne same zey. s-ars 1ref.ie sr3 h.r
chir.e-r have ui-nic hattie colts ra-
ard l-ap lawns urofahiv o. re zame
thing. squirrels flay ~onet7srg IKE
game = tax Or the tres laHir tstf ore
anrtber ard sky arosf ths s.kr a-1 ~
cH
Ia fec -es-f~ ~ r.a~ irr'stt-s -lach
p th7t 20 -an ike tra fa-r1 ~ r~--x
Rattle and 81 ta fhaf e1fe-t s- = 1-sfi-r
sor ,=e sata-e huon ath~ ca-15r1ra li
talseF sIs7 ere tr-ra - ESQ rrrss Ttr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10

known before IL the history OF tn coun-
try. 1t Is estimated that the total num-
her OF working days lost by this strike
was 1f.zlo,o03 which AT an average 81 s. 50
( a day. meant loss OF about 81. pg0 co0 IN
/ wages
I The strikes in West Virginia were or
+ gained for the purpose OF compelling
: the operators TO recognize the union frhe
strikers carried their roint in the Kama
wha river. but Ia the New River district
the strike failed II It's purpose The time
lost in West Virginia ia 1870. was .sJ-G5i
days or nearly twice as much - that
lost by strikes in N the United States
In 1901. The estimated loss OF tonnage
for the state caused by the strike was
about i.50oG'p tons. although. or account
OF Increased activity IN other portions Or
the state. there Vas no actual decrease IN
output as compared with 1911
The principal issue involved IN the Mich
igan strike was the delivery u mine cars
the miners claiming that the companies
should deliver the cars 20 and take them
from tho working places instead ~ 20
and from the room entrance. The strike
WIS lost. MichiE4ns production. which
has only been dereloped T. proportions
Of Importance during tho last three or
four years. lost nearly - per cent Do ton
mage IN the strike = l9-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
WHEAT SHOWS 4 GAIN
Feature of the Trading Was in
Coarse Grain.
CORN BROKE TWO CENTS
Oats Lost Also and Provisions
Were Lower.

Chicago. March 9-Expectatise of a
T bullish government crop report counter
balanced today in the wheat pit the de-
moralizing tendency OF heavy liquidation
in coarse grains. May wheat made a net
gain of &c. July is up &c. Corn lost
2,4c oats 1asc and provisions 2lz@5c
Comparatively frm English markets
cause wheat here TO show some strength
May was l4c higher at the opening. at
92l2c. July was iaa5sc higher at S97sc.
These were the Top figures of the day.
Prices were sustained for time near
that level by a prediction of cold wave
extending as far south as Nebraska
After the INST installment of buying Or
ders had been filled. however, the market
began 10 sag gradually The downward
tendency was accelerated by the extreme
weakness which developed in coarse
grains under heavy liquidation. Later the
demand improved and there was cessa-
ton. The advance was met By heavy
selling, the result being another setback.
The rumor that the government crop re-
port to be issued tOmorroy v, might show
a large decrease in farmers, reserves
brought out bull faction. The close
was firm with May at 92l2c. July closed
al $3.50
Clearances of wheat and -four We're
equal to c2.6ol bushels. Primary receipts
were 692.2o0 bushels. compared with 80 op7
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 423 cars
against to5 cars last week and 23l cars
a year ago.
Under wholesale liquidation the corn
market ruled extremely weak. losses or
over 30 a bushel being experienced in
both the May and July deliveries mi.
tial quotations on May were case higher
at 5i054isc. due mainly to The firmness in
wheat. shortly after the opening heavy
liquidation set in. Prices started down
ward and the bottom was not touched
until 505sc was reached. The close was
at 51I4c. JUS ranged between $3.50 and
and closed al S91zc. with net
loss Of la.c. Local receipts were III cars.
. Of contract grade.
The feature in trading in oats was the
heavy liquidation credited to the princi-
pal longs. The close was barely steady
and near the low point Of the day May
opened itc higher. at 42c. After sCilius
down 90 5a4 i0i.c he close was az 4G7,c.
July ranged between 3S'.c and 39ssc ard
closed with net loss of sc al 3Si-c. To-
cal receipts were 1e5 cars.
The break in corn prices brought out
liberal profit taking in provisions. As
result af the ling. which was mainly
10y small holders. the market ruled easier .
and sli@ht losses were made throughout
the entire list The early tore was firm .
in sympathy with higher prices at the
yards. but tho market lacked any mark .
Il support and prices gradually yielded
T. the weakness in grains. The close +
was steady With May pork iac lower ~ F.
san. Nay LARD closed -iec lower ~ $7.s1
and ribs were also down PIC 20 S7-I5
Estimated receipts JomorroV- Wheat.
'a cars. com. ISs cars: oats 20 cars. hogs .
z-.a10 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
We Can All Be Happy.

No real good can come from decep-
ton. Our physical, moral and financial
or social conditions and surroun dings
are never the better through deception.
Truth, candor and loyalty are the rocks
upon which stand all that is built to
benefit and glorify. No greater in
justice can we do ourselves or our
children than to neglect the one neces-
sary adjunct to perfect health and peace
of mind. Three-fourths of all the ills
(so-called) from which we suffer and
by which we are hindered from perform
ing our home or social duties, may be
traced directly TO the irregular and
general upset condition of the stomach
and bowels.
Mothers may rely upon Dr. Caldwell's
(Laxative) Syrup Pepsin as a stomach
and bowel remedy for themselves as well
as the little ones. BY its use you keep
your own physical structure in perfect
cleanliness; hence healthy condition.
You will be free from headache, your
breath will be pure, your digestion per-
feet, your bowels regular, your nerves
normal and even tensioned as they
should be. You will find the same
pleasant and beneficial results if YOU
raise the babies" as it were, on DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as it keeps
their little bowels cool and regular,
prevents or cures Wind Collie and all the
Little ills 50 prevalent and ANNOYING
among children. Do not deceive your
selves or your children by using heavy,
poisonous, nauseating drugs that ruin
the stomach and longest the bowels; use
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin; read the
directions on the Soc or 81. 90 bottle. Use
it according TO the suggestion in the
literature that is so gladly given free by
your druggist. Look TO the manufac-
turers if the results are anything short
Of your fondest hopes or our sincere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
local Grain and Produce Market.

Below ind sales as made yesterday ny
sample on the Wichita Board Of Trade
basis. delivered Missouri river. To get
price O. b. your station. deduct hansz =
City rate from your station.
Wheat-No. . hard. sc; No. 3, S2sl>5c
No. 4 7sGSIc; rejected, t>G1Sc.
Corn-No mixed 42c: No. sJ53c;
No white SIC. Ne. 42l9c. No. ! 36a51c.
Oats-No. mixed S9c. No. , CSC.
Rutter-Pa Cking Ill@c; country, l6QlSc.
Eggs-Fresh. per dozen. 1Sc.
Poultry Dung tom turkeys. lie; old
tom turkeys. Ice: hen turkeys. 12c; hens
and pullets. 7Isc. springs ll.0S his, sc;
young shaggy ROSTERS. 5C; ROSTERS. larse.
Pc: ducks full feathered. s.: geese. full
feathered. &C
rlour Gear lotsl-Best patent. n ali
southern Kansas points. so; bran. Sc;
shorts 95cGSl00: corn meal. N.S5.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. l. s.. 50gi0: No. =, Ssoo:
prairie. loose. 10. l. SIoo; No. ?. $s-5a:
baIed. No. /, s. 20; No .. $3.50: No. 3, s. o.
wool-Iight bright medium. sc lee;
dark AMI heavy medium. l2Qi4c- heavy
nne. sGnc: hurry, 7GSc-
ness union A SIC: Is. &c. chestnut osk
Il. Sc: A. 4oc; Pure oak. sac; skirting, zsc:
&c; sole leather slaughter. 80. .32c: oak
sole. s4Q3Sc per side.
Hides-G s. l and rounds. SIC; side
brands. 5@sc; under 20 lbs. &c: bulls.
sac; green hides. li1c less than cured:
part cured, NC less; No. horse. 3 y; Nc
2 SIS: pony and No. ;. 15ce5sl-to, glue
hides SIC: dry iiint butchers. &c lbs- and
M. Ise; dry Clint fallen is lbs. and u5-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
HOG MARKET STRONG
Large Shipments Received
Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS 1922 10
Cattle Receipts Light a n d
Prices Continue Steady.

The hog market showed up nicely yes
terday and held the prices level with the
preceding day. Considerable of rush took
carloads were unloaded by 6:30 last
night
Prices ran all The way from s.. 90 I'D TO
S9-2233. and the quality of everything was
better than the usual run of hogs. Ac-
cordlng 10 the bidding and the present
demand the indications are first class for
higher market Yesterday all dav II
was safe to say that the market was
strong and closed about the same.
Provisions are reported some lower,
hut not sufficiently to affect materially,
the market today, Kansas City IS of
and the Geographic reports place hogs
al loo lower, which puts that market IN
rather n difficult position. St Joe also
was down sc lower than Tuesday. Chi
cage quoted hegs at lOc higher and that
market closed strong Wichita closed
strong with an excellent demand which
VII make everything better for the mar
ket for This week
Cattle still continue at about the same
prices. One bunch of fine stockers brought
$3.50 yesterday and calves brought $3.50.
hog Sales.
10y 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
Ihese hogs are quoted under the head OF
early sales and the fresh receipts. the
sale Of which is governed by the market
Tor the day on which they are sold are
quoted under the head OF late sales" u
i 4 q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 9.-There were only
a few eddies to disturb the otherwise
calm stock market today Some evidence
OF an attempt on the part OF the pit trad
ers 10 extend the effect OF the Northern
Securities threat was apparent 1t seems
to have occurred TO these astute traders
that the Northern Securities case has
proved the single factor that has proved
able TO stir the market and that only on
two days Of the week with a reaction af-
ter the sitting of the supreme court on
Monday. To correct this limitation OF
this influence a theory has been set afloat
that the court may abandon It's routine
in this case and hand down the decision
Unexpectedly on some other than the reg
ular day. But this talk proved Of small
effect in the market which was befogged
In uncertainty and lethargy There seems
TO be TO inducement TO buy stocks with
the uncertainties over the market and
there is no necessity to sell holdings will,
call loans obtainable al below 8 per cent.
Favorable progress was reported in the
London settlement except for some sell
ing of Kaffirs for Paris account. The
uncertainty Of the situation at Paris IS
an element in the hating tendency OF
other markets Aside from light Specu-
Iative holdings the widely held Russian
securities have not come largely TO mar
ket. There is a dread that military re-
verses would lead to such an outpourirg
Of these as might dislocaJe the money
and securities market again.
There was talk Of some Improvement IN
the steel business and United States Steel
stocks We're relatively firm
Bonds We're heavy, Total sales par
value. S1,350ooo.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call
Quotations We're as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

tnICGQO.
Chicago. March -Cattle-Receipts
1900. Market strong to 10c higher. Good
to prime steers. S5.10G600; poor TO me-
dunn. S3.50g5.o0; stockers and feeders
$2-5G1I %; COWS. N.e0d400: heifers, s20Jd
$50; Gamers. S1.50Q250; bulls S2.00d4 %:
calves, $3.oga650; Texas fed steers. $40
0475
Hogs-Receipts today 10000; tomorrow.
25,0J0 Market mostly 10c higher Mixed
and butchers. So 4HG5. S21z; good 10 choice
heavy. $5.Sod5.s212; light. $4S5Q5.65; bulk
of sales, s5.35d5.65
Sheep-Recapts, 10000. Sheep steady;
lambs steady 10 weak. Good to choice
wethers. s4.25d5.45; fair TO mixed. S495
44-75; native lambs, S425@5.7 %; western
lambs, Si5Od5.75.
->snsa3 City.
Kansas City, March S.-Cattle-Receipts
7,c69. including COO southerns Market
steady. Export and dressed beef steers.
si60Q5.25; fair TO good steady. s. SJG450;
western fed steers weak. s.. 75d4Z5; stock
ers and feeders steady 81. 25d4 %; south
ern steers sc lower. $3.50a4.3o: southern
cows strong, s.. 40qS25; native cows, 500
$3.50; native heifers, S3.00q420; bulls
steady. $2.6oq3.70; calves, S3ooq6.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 Market steady TO
sc lower. Top. s5.45; bulk of sales, $50
q5S5; heavy. S5.35q5. 10; pigs and light.
$4G0G5.i5.
Sheep Receipts. $500 Market strong
Native lambs s495q5.s5; western lambs.
81. 95q5.4 5; yearlings. s460a5l0; stockers
and feeders, $275Gt4.1O.
ST. Louis.
St Louis March S.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000. Market Zoe higher Beef steers,
So 70Q5.00; stockers and feeders s.. 40ll 400;
cows and heifers, S2.S5G3 s.; Texas steers,
s.. 1594.40; cows and heifers. s.. 3VG3. %
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market 5q1Oc
higher. Pigs and light. $4.sO15. %; pack
ers. S51Ca5.60; butchers and best heavy.
s.. 5oQ5.S0.
Sheep-Receipts. 300 Market strong.
Natives, $4.ooG4.60; lambs. S4.6OQ5.So.
st. Jcseph.
st. Joseph. Mo, March 9-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. goo Market steady to Toe higher.
Natives. s3.S5G5.25; cows and heifers $l.75
4450; stOckers and feeders S3e04i25.
Hogs-Receipts. {, 100. Mostly 10c lower. /
Light. $5.00d5 40; medium and heavy. $5.2J /
$3.50
Sheep-Recefpts. 200 Market steady
to 10c higher. Lambs. s5.65; wethers, $3.50. /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDa

W p. Pack of Mound Ridge came in
yesterday with number one load of
hogs
Il. T. Egg shipped in d load of stock
from Hesston yesterday.
". r Young Of kildare. Q. T. was
here yesterday with car Of hogs. which
netted him a neat little figure.
g B. FRANKIE OF Pond Creek. O. T.
shipped in hogs yesterday.
Two good loads of hogs We're shipped
in yesterday by E. W. Johnson of Pond
Creek. O T
Knott * Kirby came in with an excel
lent load Of hogs yesterday from Belle
PLANE. These men always bring in
petty good punches of stuff. which they
sell at first rate prices.
Lahoma . r. was represented in the
Wichita market yesterday by Stauf-
facher & Co. who had an extraordinary
load
& e Houchin Of Burton was in the
Wichita market yesterday with hogs.
Mr. HouChin is one of the old stand-bys
Of this market and win ever speak a
good word for the buyers here.
The best all-round load Of hogs that
was sold in the market yesterday was
shipped in by Steiner * Blair from Lyons
Kan This load brought S522l2. The
hogs were mostly of uniform size and
weight and were pretty in every respect
Buyers are always glad TO get an oppor-
tunity To purchase such stuff as this load
and pay the very top for all they can
get.
". a Pope Of Kremlin, .. T.. one Of
the largest shippers To this market. came
in yesterday with a load Of fine stock
ers Mr.. Pope handles both hogs and
cattle and is in the livestock business
quite extensively.
Campbell x Horton came in Yesterday
from Caldwell. with hogs. They are
among the biggest shippers 10 Wichita.
George w Hun II Milan WAS IN the
market yesterday with a shipment Of
hogs He is the man who never sets
''hufTy' At the treatment ne receives here
and his frequent return shows that he
as pleased with the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York March 9-The day has been
q featureless one a. far as the DRY goods
market is concerned No change il the
attitude II sellers Is Noted and the pros
pect Il widespread cur-aiimeut wsl
give added warrant % the position which
sellers occupy. causing as Il viii 2 scar
city of goods and provoking more than
IN any other way the interest q buyers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10

Wheat-No. spring. 6SGs2c: No. 3.
S2G92c: No. red, 96ds7c.
Corn-No >. 1880; No. , yellow. SOC.
Oats-No. >, 397s a3S$.c; No. white. SSal
G421ec
Ryc-Nc. > 6o453c
BarIey-Good feeding. 9SG4oc; fair 70
choice mating. b05jc.
FIoN Seed-No. J. SloS: Ma l nsrtl-
western. STA
7 mCthy Seed Prime s. ;.
Provisions-NesS pork, per nh S13IJG
Q13.S7ie; lard. per Lon lbs $7l007.15; short
ribs sides Goosel. S6.S7iaG7J2lz; short
clear sides tboXcdb. S7.57Q7.J0.
WhiskeH--Basis OF high wines, SIS
Clover-Contract grade. Sll.65.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
Nav York Money MarkA&

New York. March e.-CIose. Money on
call easy. 1AG2 per cent. closing. Ia per
cent. offered at per cent Time loans
easy and dull; 81 DAYS. per cent. 9a DAYS.
3E3ia per cent: months. 3ie04 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. fzH5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills ut - t.Fl+ SIS g. fo~
demand. and at $3.50 4>2.0o for ol-Gfy
b.IIs Posted rates. f>pz and iS-'z Com
rio-cial bills iS6iS +>6ss
Bar silver $3.50. Mexican dollars #izc
Government bonds steady, railroad
f..-~.7e Na.r-z-
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Che aaita Daily EasIe hursday znor,time zareI eo4

pals. $40; 80 ID. pills. s2.55; eO-lb. pals,
so; pork sausage. 15-ib. pals. sl.25; 3o-lb.
pals. SIS; 60-ib. pals. sA.35.
Picked Products-Pigs' feet. Dbl. S725;
E-bbl.. 50 oe: 1l-bbL, $1.75; s-bbl.. s1eo;
kits. is lbs, 75c; regular trl2e !s-bb;.,
Fac; h-bbl.. SIS; ;s-bbi., s0c; honey
COMB tr:pe. Ab1l, SIS; kita. IS lbs..
lilo: spiced pigs tongues. ;s-bbl., $50;
h-bbl. 500; kits. IS lbs. SIS; hogs
$50: 60-!b. pals, s2S5; weiners, BIB
shouts and ears. Abbi.. too; 5s-bbl,
s3.2'; h-bbl. sI-s5; kits. Is lbs. s1.35-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
ks.lsac Civ.

!
/ Eggs >eady. at mark. cases included
17al9lsc.
Cheese-Steady. 10izQlli4c
Kehsac City,
Kansas City. March 9.-Close: Wheat
Lower. May. So5sc; July. 0Ssc, cash
No. > hard. &i2QS5lzc: No 3. l9qS3c; No
> red. Csc; No. 3 ggaS3c. Receipts OF
wheat IC+ cars
Bran-S4aS5c: shorts. SSaS9c
Corn-Lower. May 439sc; july. 43@sci
cash No mixed. Ale; No ,. S9Qi0c; No.
, white. 4ja4lc; No. 3. SS14a39i@c.
Oats-Stea1y. No. white. ioG4lc; No.
> mixed, 3Sd59c.
Rye-Steady No. >. 60q63c
Hay-Hisher Choice timothy. 5000;
choice prairies. Si.25QS09.
Butter-Weak. Creameries, @122c; fan
cy daiTies. lie.
Eggs-Weak Fresh, l512c
ST. Louis.
St Louis March 9.-Wheat-Un set-
tied. closing firm. No. ? red. cash. ele-
vator. s2l4c; track. $l.02d / o6ls; May. S72.c;
July. SIC: No. hard. SSG90c.
Curn-Lower. No. ,. cash. 4ic; track.
45c; May. H5sc; July. 465sc
O.,ts-Lowor. 30 .. cash, sc; track.
42'2c. May. 49c; No. white. 45l4c.
Lead-Steady. s442ie
Spelter-S Steady. $3.50.
Poultry Steady. Chickens and springs.
Ioc; turkeys. I2q13c; ducks. 13c; geese,
546c
Butter-Slow. Creamery. 1SG25iac; dali
~. 15Gi9c.
EgEs-Firm. 19c.
New York Procuce.
New York March -Butter-Steady-
Fresh creamery, 15q24c; state dairy
1td2lc.
C'heese-F'irm. state fun cream. fancy
small and large. colored and white. Sep
ten bcr. I2c, late made. 1Da4c.
Eggs STEADY Western frsts dc
Susar-Raw steady, fair refining.
. I5-l6c: centrifugal e6 test. 7-16c. mo-
Iasses sugar, . U-l6c Refined. firm:
crushed. S525c: powdered fl5c: granu
lated 455c
Coffee-Steady No. Rio. $-isc.
pouitry-Alive and dressed firm, IN
CHANGED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10
WOOL MARkET.

st Louis March a.-Wool- a5y. Ne
diam grades combing and clothing. 1-fF
1Il-c. light fine. i5r171zc. heavy f1e. =
T14-c. tub washed. 2}1Sic.
Daily Eagle. Delivered, toc per Week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10

on the Produce Exchange today quota
tons We're as follows:
Butter-Quiet and easy. Creamery. II
d2r.c. dairies, 3i4al5c.
Eggs - lady. at mark. cases included
17dl9lzc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-10

4s7 Miwankee, Cor First ST.. MKNAsuA WIS Oct l. 1905
for the good which Wine Of Cardn has Refn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
9raaber fra Qiuets Tlob.

Gn lille Sfattiite, meb ct 8ibels
ipros os ct 9ers til bper Dag | Gas
ret. q 9ensta 9anfen, meb 5ororb
at pait. Beet. 800 Siber, flint inbs
bunben, 40c.
Gn pusfenbe Bog fom pramie til
8srn | Sgnbaes1tolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Dor Greb.

Gn Nutibsforte1ing. Gn nh 9os
iuit ubeipet at &irtelie Screening for
ben Snbre Misiion / 0anmart. @us
toriieret Speriattelfe beisrget peo
paitor q. g. Mapien. GAO Siber,
spbt os iolibt inbbunben. pris
$500.