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out for Hot Springs, Ark, and other

out for Hot Springs, Ark, and other
seaports.
The main bunch of Bill Dahlen's
Brooklyn Dodgers will go into camp
at Hot Springs next week 10 remain
until March II.
New York Giants will so up against
the real thing tomorrow when they
tackle the Texas leaguers at Waco
and Dallas.
Jimmy McAleer and his squad of
veterans will leave Washington to-
morrow for Atlanta. where the train
ing of the team will take place.
Chicago White Sox will play their
first exhibition games tomorrow and
Sunday at Forth Worth and on Thurs
day and Friday at Galveston.
The Providence club of the Eastern
league has signed George Hill, who
was with the Washington team a cou-
Pile of seasons.
AS the Giants have Ii and the Cubs
10 pitchers to try out there will be
quite a bunch of Fingers to return to
sage brush scenery.
Duke" Farrell, a drill-master of the
Yankee pitchers. is sweet on the
chances of his proteges coping the
American League pennant.
Joe McGinnity is seriously thinking
of leasing a farm near Lakewood, \
j.. and establishing a permanent
training camp for the Newark team.
Manager Jesse Burkett of the Wor
chester club is on the job building VI
another team of youngsters that viii
cop the New England League pen
nant.
Edward G. Barrow, the new presi
dent of the Eastern League, has &C
cepted the invitation of Jack Dunn tt
witness the opening game at Balti
more.
The South Atlantic League has
adopted a salary limit of $1,000 pei
month. including the managers sal
AIRY. Each club will be allowed tt
carry thirteen men.
Josh Devore of the Giants has /
ment by the name of Blaine Jones
Josh says that within few month:
Jones will have Ad Wolgast's number
The San Juan Times says that Chas
Ebbetts, who is now in Porto Rico
is planning to have his Brooklyn team
tour Porto Rico, Bermuda and Cuba
after the close Of the 1911 season.
First base position on the Milwau
kee team looks to be criss-crosset
with jinks trimming, Dan Mccain
committed suicide; Pat Hynes wh'
played the bag before Dan, was mur
dered, and Quate Bateman, who helt
the job just before Hynes, was stab
bed and nearly killed in a row wit
Charley Dexter.
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the new style. / used to turn my back
to the batter. lean back as though
picking the ball off the ground and
shoot my right foot into the tir.
With that motion / used all my
strength. McGraw makes me face the
batter Sometimes l fall into my old
style and go pretty good, but when
get back to the bench the boss tells
me TO quit it and pitch his way. He
ought to know the best way to pitch.
and when get accustomed to his way
expect TO win lot of games"
All the White Sox players have
signed contracts. The squad leaves
for training camp. Mineral Wells. Tex.
as. Monday night.
Another famous baseball star has
gone into the discard. He is Lou Cri-
ger, the veteran catcher. who will be
a free agent on March /, by reason of
no contract having been offered him
by the New York .Higlanders. Mana
ger Chase viii take Duke" Farrell
south to coach the pitchers. hereto.
fore one of Criger's chief duties. Cri-
ger is said to have saved $4,000.
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SPORTING GOSSIP

Novice, amateur and professional
trap shooters, men and women, will
take part in the indoor tournament in
New York next week.
All of the leading manufacturers of
sporting goods will display their
wares at the national sportsman's
show opening Tuesday in Madison
Square Garden.
An imitation mountain torrent of
real water will be supplied for the ben
eft of the American and Canadian an
glerS who will compete for the inter
national fly and bait casting cham
pionship in New York next week.
Bermuda Hunt club will hold it's
annual spring meeting on the Shelly
Bay course next week, with seven
events on the program, chief of which
will be the annual renewal of the
Bermuda Derby, mile event for Ber-
muda horses.
Boston's annual automobile show is
now practically ready for the grand
inaugural tomorrow when the Bean
town motorists will find practically
every available foot of space in the
big Mechanics Building occupied by
displays.
In addition to the Boston motor car
show exhibitions of automobiles will
be held this month in Syracuse, OPP
ening March IA, in Denver beginning
the same date, in Louisville March
Is to IS, and two shows in Pittsburg,
one opening March IS and the other
March %
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BASEBALL NOTES.

During the recent practices at Red
ono Beach, California, the Boston Red
SoX had 45 players in uniform.
Chester PaXon, OF Charlie Carr S
Utica team, is under arrest at Muncie,
Indiana, for operating a blind tiger.
Owner Watkins, of the indianapolis
club, has purchased the Springfield
franchise in the Ohio state league.
Sixteen players who have been play.
ing in Panama the past winter, will
join the Holyoke team of the Connec.
ticut league.
Word from Milwaukee has it that
Harry Howell. the former st. Louis
pitcher, will try for an infield position
with the Brewers.
Mike Donlin, the eX-Giant, is some
billiard player. He beat Hal Chase 100
to SO in their recent three-night match
at the three-cushion game.
Scout Bobby Gilks of the Cleveland
team has signed Brinsfield King, star
pitcher of the University of MISSISSIPPI
pi team. He will report to the Maps
in June.
Walter Johnson, Washingtons star
d
if McAleer will have to do a sum in
addition in order to sign the Kansas
wonder.
More trouble for "Weskit" murphy
of the Cubs. Circus Soilp" Hoffman
threatens to follow Jake Stahl and OPP
en- bank. Ball players are SO poorly
paid nowadays, that when they quit
the game, all they can do is to start a
bank.
Jack O'Connor, former manager Of
the st. Louis Browns, denies the re-
port of his managing a team in the
new Union league. Jack says the st.
Louis club owes his $1,000, and he
will stick around until he collects the
money.
why am / failure with the
Giants?" queries RUDE Marquard.
Because l changed my style of pitch
ing. McGraw makes me pitch over
hand. l havn't been able to master
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FtTTSBCRG. Pa, March 4-Cattle--
supply s ,ss . %asss, s'ssSy choice ~
al; fair, SSW5.6O; common. $i.5Od5; com
mon To good fat bulls f3Ga.75: common
20 good fat cows, s.M3..3: hsifers, $4M8 :
fresh cows aud springers. Saod60: veal
s5ma Sheep. aud lambs supply light
$50: good mixed. s.,a5a..5o: fair mixed.
s@s. s9 sss and nS ss%%ss
hogs. G.23M7.sC; mediums, sa,G 90;
heavy yorkers. s7:ssM5Go: light workers,
s'sc: . az" re: $50 ''' r'Ds'' S'@
EAST BUFFALO, n. v, March 4-Cattle
steers. MSoGs.ip; butcher grades. ss.5o% i
go cal,es. Receipts: 81; market active
higher; choice lambs. Ss.4om66o; Gull to
fair, s5G6,a5: yeariinRs. $5Gi50s; sheep.
s sss,s .,.as ysrssls "I piss
49, 49, roa a.ss .SasasiS . sssss .5S $3.50
UNION ST, awards Ill. March -
Mixed sSs srsss 3 's sSod
heavy. s6NoqI Is; rough heavy, Ss!od6,ss
light. s6s5di!,25; pigs, ssa5etl .Sa: bulk
S6a;Sf1l5. Cattle Receipts. zoo: marke,
steady sesyes, steosts.so; cows and he elf
$40; Texans. Ns3@5.35: calves s7eis.7S
Sheep Receipts. 1000: market steady: ma.
tive and western. $25o94.4o: lambs. $a.5o
CINCINNATI. O., March a.-Ca,tic-Re.
pcrs, s525ei6io. Calves Market @a1soc
lowsr: extra. xs.a0Ms1a. Hog. Receipts,
i.a,: market ioc lower; good TO choice
Receipts. I; market steady: extra. s4a5
lambs-Markct strong; extra. $3.50.
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APRIL ~ IN HISTORY.

1911-How many tickets?
1911-Here. take your rain check,
you bonehead.
19l1-Peanuts, five bag.
1911-Score card-Get the lineup Of
today's game.
1911-The team looks good to faith.
err
1911-Cigars, cigarets and chewing
gum.
1911-Who's this playing short?
1911-Did you see that? Guess, that's
miserable baseball.
1911--That corn-fed dub in left will
never fit with this bunch.
191l-S-h-h- h h-Listen.
1911-The batteries for today will
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GRAIN GOSSIP
Chicago car lot receipts Saturday:
Wheat II cars 4 were contract grade.
Corn 3il cars, / contract
Oats lob cars, co contract.

Chicago car lot receipts saturday:
Wheat II cars. we're contract grade.
Corn 36l cars, l contract.
Oats 103 cars, co contract
| Receipts a year ago: Wheat p, corn
321, oats l55. ,
Northwest wheat receipts Saturday:
Minneapolis 2O6 cars, last year 3O4.
Duluth cars, last year -.
Winnipeg 191 cars. last year 14s.
Flour stocks in the United States. out
side Of Minneapolis. show a decrease of
64.l3l brls during February. an aggregate
of 566,443 br,s, against 571.757 brls last
year.
A. w. Thomson company's wire from
Logan Bryan. Chicago
There has been a decided effort on the
part Of the believers in wheat around the
9Oc level to start an important recovery
IN prices. Helped by the much lighter
days some Roadway has been made in this
direction. 1t was conceded generally that
the oversold market of Wednesday was
entitled to couple of cents recovery be-
cause OF big local short interest. Beyond
this the trade finds it difficult to advance
or hold prices. The uncertainty over re-.
port on farms reserves early next week
may hold sellers in check somewhat. The
bears argue that the big wheat stocks in,
all quarters. with very slow cash demand
more than offsets the present light mar
keting. Much OF the bull argument seems,
to be based on theory. while the bears
have the advantage of the overabundance'
OF wheat at home and abroad and the fpel
crop prospects.
Montreal MESA yes. in discussing reporh
that there was only 100000 bu wheat left
In farmers hands in the Canadian North,
west. said that Canadian railroad Of
hcial who was fully posted in regard to,
xs I mi iha there nd ,sr
and outlook for both American and Cana
dian export -four were the worst in years.
Worlds shipments of wheat. as est :
bu. or 374OOO Blu more than the previous
America. we're $500 600 bu: against s;44s. 600
% aG tnke $50 bu Arpis.s 'a Of
stuffs into the United Kingdom will b>
3, 100000 bu. A liberal increase in the
Exports Of whea. and -four from both
coasts increased 1.0I4o0o bu over the pre-
! vious week and 34.oOo bu over last year.
and were the largest since the week Ok
Dec S Corn increased 1.o04 600 bu over
the previous week and 10000 blu. as COM
pared with year ago. Details follow:
-Bushels--
Wheat. -four. Corn.
This week .......-- 29sonU 2SS 600
Last week ........... 10000 eo
Last year . ;o; 81 1s14 ooo ., 1890 600
Since July /. 1900 .1os.aos.ooo 1s,s4a,ooo
kan.a. city receipts wheat; e z cars, as
aasinst ~ cars a year ago
Minneapolis wired: Understand 100000
| hu winter whea, sold out OF store here
Friday at about 4i1c under our May; local
mills took IT.
Primary market receipts:
Wheat. $4,000 bu: last year. 6.l,oO0 bu-
Corn. GOO bu; last year. $4,000 bu.
oats, 34e, 600 bu; last year, 5slyUU ou.
\ Continental wheat cables:
Antwerp. sc lower: Berlin, Lc lower
Paris, L.c higher.
Seahoard ciearances Saturday: Wheat
| and hour as wheat. 20s. 600 bu: corn. ST.
oCo bu-
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RING AND MAT.

Hugo Kelly and Jim Smith will
hook up for ten rounds in New York
next Tuesday night.
Leach Cross. who recently came
back in scrap with Johnny Mario,
will take on several good ones in the
next few weeks
Standardization of prize ring rules
will be the subject of an information
al conference in Paris next week.
La boxe' is the whole thing in
Paris at present, and Hugh Mcintosh
will likely make a fortune out of the
McVey-Langford fight a week from to-
morrow.
Frank Gotch and Giovanni Perelli,
the Italian heavyweight, champion
wrestler, will meet in a catch-as-catch
can contest in Toronto this evening.
Valentine, alias Knockout" Brown,
who recently put one over on Ad VOL
CAST, the worlds lightweight cham.
pion, will attempt to repeat at the Ma.
tional Sporting club in New York to.
highland he has a host of followers
who think he will turn the trick.
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LOWER PRICES EXPECTED.

Chicago yards gossip by James f..
Poole: Heavier receipts Of live stock are
expected next week. Prospective market
conditions 40 not Justify holding mar
Letable stock to nurse the price list. and
the country has been generally advised to
that eject. For the first time this Yea
packers have displayed ability to deprive
The country ~ control Of the bog market
uercto.oc reactions have Invariably fol.
lowed slrtailed supply. hut killers have
continued Ia smash prices, regardless OF
receipts this week. aud u Is possible tina,
tho grower has been worsted aud will he
forced 20 ncccpt packers terms, which
means less money, Beef trade down easl
IL somewhat dcmoraiized. aud siaugh,erers
are determined not to accumulate a stock
An open season and abundance OF feed
nre causing CROP OF fat steers to press
continuously on the market Feed lots
are full OF she~p and lambs that are no,
paying their honrd, 10000 ~ them beins
constantly with few hours call Of III.
local market No optimistic sentiment can
he detected In stock yard circles so far as
markets Of the near future are concerned
Consumers are baking At prices, and
while both cattle and sheep are losing
feeders big money hogs are stiil convert
ing corn probably and repairing some OF
the loss Oh cattle.
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RPOOI..

LIVERPOOL. March Wheat opened
easy with large offers Strength in Amer
lea was offset by the lower Buenos Ayres
report ut the close. Following the open
ing there was further selling and prices
declined an additional so I'D. There was
pressure to sell Argentine cargoes and
Australian cargoes were pressed for sale
ut 30r4Ia pence decline. Russia offers con
tinue liberal. Spot markets here easy and
general sentiment bearish with lack OF sup
port.
Corn selling was in the way Of realiz
ing due to predictions OF heavy American
shipments to Liverpool during the comm (
week.
Wheat closed a@ssd lower than Friday
corn s.d lower
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PRODUCE.
GRAIN MARKET.

Prices paid per bushel for grains
by the Richmond Roller Mills. Second
and North C streets. are as follows:
No. 2 wheat, IS cents; No. wheat.
30 cents; oats, so cents; old corn 40
and A. cents; rye, 65 cents; clover
S0ed, 81 and $3.50
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
W HEAT.
Minneapolis
WALL STREET VIEWS.

~ W. Thomson company wire from Lo-
gan-Bryan. New York: While there does
not Mt present appear to be any occasion
for suggesting liquidation Of the issues Of
those corporations which have demon
stratcd their ability tn earn and pay a
fair return. still the fact remains that a
neutral attitude Is consistent with exist
Ing conditions Many expect decisions in
the trust cases Monday.
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WITH The BOXERS.

Kid Shea, the. Boston welter, is
booked to meet Bob Moha in Milwau
kee during the present month.
Jack Johnson is charging Carl Nor.
ris, the Oklahoma hope with want.
ing his bouth faxed. Jack better stay
out of Oklahoma while he shoots this
stuff
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WAGON MARKET.

Wagon market quotations furnish.
ed by Omer G. Whelan. South Sixth
street are: Cots 80 cents per bu;
new corn, per blu. 43 cts. rye, 20
cents per blu; hay. loose. good-timothy
$15916 per ton: mixed s13@14 per
ton; clover. $40 per ton; straw. Sc per
ton
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Hamburg is importing from Africa
substitutes for ivory nuts, which, al.
though inferior in quality, are used in
| the button industry because of their
cheapness.
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WITH THE BOXERS,

Marvin Hart is refereeing bouts at
his home town, Louisville.
Cyclone Johnny" Thompson has
defeated Bill Papke twice. The first
battle, bare knuckle muss, Is not on
record.
Freddie Welsh is expected to arrive
in this country around March 20, pro
vided he is successful in his engage,
ments on the other side.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o.. March 4.-wheat-Cash
92t.c: May. 93ssc: July. 91a.c: September.
gcS.c
Corn-Cash. Etc: May, 5OAc: July.
5lI4c: september, a2Sc
fye~No. :. Sc: No. 3 SOC. Cloverseed-
Cash; ~ Marsh s. @s anil and $50 ,SS
50 90 Timothy-Prime. $50.
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BCFEAlO.


No northern. sio4Ts. Corn-No. . vel
| low. 49a.c: No. \ yellow. 4sisc; No, 4 vel
low, 46tc. oats-No; : white, SAC: No.
ssXc. Barley 9scdSl.02. Rye-No ., SIC
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MEAT STOCKS SHOW INCREASE

A Chicago packing house submits the
following; Meat stocks nj western packin z
points. Including Chicago. Kansas city,
J. were no. GsiO0o lbs. compar rcd with 40.
.o3UDo lbs year ago aud .:4.OI%.o0O lbs
two years ago. Increase In February was
u 100000 lbs. compared with l:.35o.ooO lbs
last year aud o.y3O.0oo lbs two years ago.
aud o., tG?, 90 lbs In February. 1905.
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Some statistician has estimated that
the United States last year spent 143
times as much for liquor as it expend-
| ed in foreign missionary work.
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q. 9. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK COTTON.
(By A. W. Thomson Co.


NEW YORK. March 4.-Nothins said in
money today. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change 4S4l2M4S7l2. with actual business
In bankers bills at 4s6.3504ss4o for de-
mand and Asa for sixty day bills.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis, March 1.

Day, s.%O hogs, $50 cattle aud so sheep,
showing n gain In all lines compared
with q week ago aud an Increase In hogs
but a loss In cattle aud sheep. coinpnrea
with u year ago.
There was q very fair saturday run OF
hogs. Local packers succeeded y. for.ns
o further decline Of about Ioc In prices
Most OF the hogs sold within n range OF
from $sNl725. but there were not many
heavy enough that they had 10 sell un
der $40.
There was Q very scant supply or cat,
tie, aud with hardly enough To inter~s,
buyers, the trnding was quiet, out sacs
Indicated that prices OF all KINDS were
steady with Friday.
sheep.
The run Of sheep aud lambs was also
very small and the trading necessarily
~ns quiet at prices quotabiy unchanged
from friday.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

1NWANAPOLIS.
Wheat-Strong: No . red, track. SOC
extra 3 red, track, SIC: No. red. track.
s:E: March. track. soc: April. track. SOC
May. track. 0Oc.
Corn.Wesk. Through billing. No. .
white, 43lac: No. : white mixed. i5c: No.
, white mixed, 45c: No. white mixed
@3lsc. No. . yellow, 454.c: No. ; yellow
$40: No. yellow, 44c: No. 2 mixed, 45c
Oats~Weak. Through billing. No. .
white, ailac: standasd 3l,ac: No; white
No; mixed, Sic: No. = mixed. 30c.
Hny-Quiet.
Rye-No. = rye. through billing. 1Sc.
Inspections Wbeat-In: No. red.
car: extra No. , red. car; sample. 1 car
total, ears.
Corn-In: No. 3 white. . cars: No. 4
white. cars: No :; yellow. car: No. 4
yellow. cars: No. :: mixed. 10 cars: No.
mixed. I cars: sample. Is cars; total. 81
cars. out: No. white. q cars: No.
yellow, I car: No. :: yellow. - cars; No. d:
mixed, ears: total. rs cars.
Oats-Iu: Standard. l car: No. white
. ears: total. cars.
Hay-No. l timothy. car: No. I light
clover mixed. car: total, . cars.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. March cotton seed oil
March. 671@6.S1: April. 61SM6.s4: May.
So sS6l69O: June s696dS.97: July, s6.osl
Il: August. S7O2d7.04; September. $7@7 OF
| October, G.4I@6.55: spot. S6.75Q7.
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SEED MARKET.

Quotations as furnished by J. Runge
and company for seeds per bushel.
are. Timothy, $500 to $4.75; clover
$3.50 to $500; rye. 20 cents: oats 30
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PRODUCE MARKETS
Corrected Oaily.)

ECGS-Irdianapolis tobbers paying to
.hPPrF' FRESH .a de,i,eSsd at
Country shippers paying lcc for fresh
eggs
BUTTER - Country butter. Lacking
i i!s' indianapolis jobsers selling Cream:
;s,. pit Hr prints ts se ssi
UTERINE selling at 1c923c.
GMEIsE ams,,t pr ss;:, speWss ;s
S Sessln. i ns@ PSiia:elpsia cream dozen
n01 pa;ct 5sn c a0H ssSiena. 9
I'arre boz. si.Io: small box. i5c.
POULTRYIJobbe1s' paying prices. de-
yed at old Hens ,u ape springs
Young. lsc; spring guinea hens. $3.50
dozen: ducks, IL; geese; &c; eapone. over
TBS ol ts t ioaae for ,urkegs lie sh ip
fowls. &c for ROSTERS. &c for geese. 9@l0c
Tor ducks. lie for spring chickens. loGlsc
for capons.
Sas.so dozen: Wild geese. SIS dozen
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Flour-Dun and
unsettled. Pork-Ftrm; mess, :2s; Lard
,susar-Raw weak: centrifusals, % test,
Il. Tsc: Muscovado. $3.50: refined quiet; cut
graduated. 4.1oc. Conee-Rio No. on the
spot lck a12Ac. Tallow-Easy city. "a
- -Isc; country. 6la@7Ic. Hay-Quiet
prime, s110: No 3. i2lagsoc; clover. 5oI
Doc. Dressed pouitry-Weak; turkeys. Is
G22c: chickens. 1890: fowls, l201ic
ducks, 10000. Live poultry-Quiet: geese,
re: ducks. lSc: fowls, 1191sc; turkeys,
ll5alSc: boosters. nisd12c. Cheese
ESteady: more active: state milk. common
to specials. aGl6c; skins. common to spe-
Gals, 3Illc: hard skins. eI2l7c.
Butter-Steady: receipts, 3,596 crea merry
lextras. 24c: state dairy tubs, lo12ic; imi-
ration creamery drsts. l10lSc. Eggs
Weak: receipts. 10. 2Se nearby white fancy
l24M2Sc: nearby mixed fancy, 1s4lc
fresh nrsts, 11AG2oc.
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BASEBALL.

Jack Miller has signed with Pits
burg AT a nice increase over last sea-
sons salary.
Pirate clan will put into West Bad
en-, Ind, next Tuesday, before setting
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WAGON MARKET.

wheat-No. . red, SEC: sample milling.
s2IS5c.
Corr-Ncw. 42@45c.
Shtlled Oats-336f35c.
,,iHasSS s,imESi aiaS siiiaPs ciorer Hlr'
$SdIO
Straw-Oats sttaw. $8Q1: wheat straw,
&5IC
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II you are trouo.G-4 ~Esl Ee4oacne. con
seipadon- tadEestco, offensive breath or any
disease arising from stomach trouble. get . Soc
Q: 81 bottle OF DR.. Caidweus Syrav Fepsin, 4
= positively Guara4teed 70 cnfe soo-
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EarlNATEn.

CHICAGO. March %.--ESfinatcd receipts
for Monday; Hogs. 1900: cattle. $1,000 !:
sheep. 5000.
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Found-Pocketbook; call at % n.
Tenth st. set
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You needn't suffer with sick headache. tndi.
gestscn. constipation or any oshar troubles a:is-
fag from Q disordered stomach. DR.. Caldwell 8
Syrup Pepsin viii cure you ans. keep you well.
Try is-keep IL on had the yeas around
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RICHMOND MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET

(Paid 81 :. II. Eggemeyer & Sons)
Apples. per Dbl. ...... $3.50 IS.
'arsley. curley. per doz. punches. 81
eaf lettuce. dollhouse. per h.. -. loo
elery, golden heart. extra fancy. pei
doz punches 25d4Oc
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
$l.o5A

Grain prices In Europe. reduced to Amer
lean values, per bu, are shown below: