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New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

a go Exchange spcra LiyerI, cables spot cotton
eYs1 hess dong saIes 1900 bales speculation ana
giss .'"oD bales American. 1000 bales. receipts bDy'
american. 1000 ha'er ulddlinr upland. 1-+H
Al - Rsieo steady partial lGid adranee 1sod quif
.pt4 net decline December Januarv !lHbs f'i
ADri % l4s February March 3l4s. March APRIL . l5s
si7a ~. 'l3'sb, Ma June. 3lca3l u. june Juii'
t4rf-' august 6lsb. August-seIt 3lbDi sep
har-T,., .u-f 4les, october November a1ss. Nof~n-
(leJs tho~f 5lhs hancAefter Yarns quiet hut sfead'
ssaiJ ~ AND AEAlr-The market for -four was love-
den., i.lglaIF on choice spring wheat grades. Win
wba, limited ususl during unsettled conditions 81
~ npns patents - lpU$i D. stra!Ghts e. O.
3 a. ".H'i patents. 81 sjG$i l0 sprng clears. g. lJ8
81 76ata te 40 winter - e5QS3 No 2 winter.
Ao- 81 a. NJ grsoe 81 81 lzuSl 20 90 n-rite buckwheai
fsi- .ftiE FLOTH--Sfelly. Quoted. GOOD
NJ - choice - iancy 50 s54Ss 90 CORR
or,r6 Quoted kiu .r,ed s. 20NS2 80 70
ans ,.,i,.. BAG MEAl,-Quiet. quoted Pine white g5c
0yo,.I. - 'oc1Si coarse. sl0njc..... .FFED--FIrn.
sscks - 't-LnH bran. bulk, arrive ana spot 81 30:
SIS tsrnNe 200 n. $8Gsls 25 winter b-an.
t5Qtis. go Isiff White hne. sl5aSl5 % mddlnss.
t.t 50GS3G ~ Fi"VSi' %. "oininy chop Slo' olmeal.
N''AiN-WHEAT-Whil liquidation again formed an
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads

q, Al through trains stop Albany. Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo
- Trains leave Grand Central Stations as follows:
500 a. M.--Dany except sundays. The famous
asesi train In the World Due Buffalo. AS P. NJ /.
Niagara Falls. 5.32 7. NJ. Toronto 900 p. NJ: De
- iroit. lilo 7. NJ Limited 70 its seating capacity.
$40 A. Mast MAIL Daily-For Buffalo Niagara
1910 A. NJ. DAY EMPRESS. except Sunday. For
. - BuTalo an all important New York state points
LOO p NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and CHI
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-FOr columbus Cincin-
- nat Indianapolis ST. Louis ana Chicago.
$50 p. M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
sunday. important stations
O.3O p M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daiy-24-hour
Chicago Lake shore Due Cleveland
7:45 A. ". due Chicago 4:3O F. NJ. Sleeping and
parl0r cars only.
6.OOP NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. Daily-FOr Niagara
Fails Toronto Cleveland. Chicago.
G.25 p. M-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daiy-For Troy.
7.3O 7. M.--ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TKEAI. fNFHF~S. DalN.
$50 P: M.-BUFFALo AND soUTHwEsTTE.RRNS ERR
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81 LOUIS
0.15 z. M-PAC1iTC EMPRESS. Daily-For ogdens-
burE Niagar4 Falls. Cleveland Chicago. and. ea-
1910 night.-MIpNIGFT EXPRESS. For Chicago
every night except SUNDAY nights sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave AZ 20.
HARLEM DIVISION.
9.15 a. NJ and 800 p M.-Daiiy. except sunday 70
PIttshed. Sundays only az go \. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Ticket and Wagner offices al Grand Central station
235 Columbus Ave- 81 l25th St. l23th 81 Station
and i3Sth St station York. 33s and 726 Fulton ST.
and 1Oj Broadway F.. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''27aO Thrty-eighth street for New YORK
dence by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW IV1F oY y.
o., to,oss and nve minutes earlier from West zsdsts
ytOp A. M.-Nestipaled EApsess daiiy Tor binSasntoa
wsyeriy Emlra. Buffalo Bradford Arrive buffalo
y NJ Paror Buffalo .
81 n - N-Vesttuled imlted-Fsst mail daily. sofia
r,1 Tor engage Arrives Cleveland 7sO NJ, chicago.
q p NJ Sleep.rs chicago. Cleveland and cinsnnst-
Dining Car ,~, , ,,.,.,.,, v..,u,,., ,..,-...
daily Arrives al Buffalo 100 A. NJ, Bradford 30 A.
ii jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1921 A. NJ.
Cal Car.
otIS Il. M.-Dsiy solid train for Bngham,on. Emira.
wavery and Chicago. sleepers q Hornehsvie Chicago
ard Cincinnati. Dining Ca -
FUCKERS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
. COMNOpATIONS al H. li3. 21l. f0l ant v5T Broad
l27 1853 East i25h-st and .i "A 80 i25th-
81, chRmbrs and West 22d-., ferries. Nsw.York aaa
Fuiton-s 9s Broadway Brooklyn. i22 River-s-.
Hoboken. and Jersey city Station. New-yors Transfss
Co calls for and thecks baggage from hotels nd rssl-
eences
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
Change of Time, Feb. 9Th.

Train now leaving at 80, SIS VII leave $50.
$40 A NJ daily for WILKES BARRE. SCRANTON.
ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. MA
Ia, now lsaSns ESQ Zoo P ~ will leave $3.50.
0iIO r NJ daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and an points West . -. 49,.
Tickets ana Pullman accommodat rs az ii3 26l ela.
355 a4i. and 1923 Broadway. ~ East l4I s.. 1856 p
i25fh s. i27 Howery y y sCD Fulton ST. Court 50 d.
ps r. way and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
Y y Transfer 90. Will call ior and check hagsags
from hotel or residence throuSh 90 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

spring patents s. .5qs4 75 winter DO sias4 90 Gears
bag: 81 95aS2 PEI bbi CornReceip, a. OPS bush; nrm
No ? 4di4 sjeaTer - 5sc. 1sseI 6r5r
s5 75aSis So Rea bog Hour SIS Butter firm. northern
2oa2oc Wes'sEH igg2o Weel & loe a' i'
Buffalo. Feb 1-sprng whea'-G,od demand strong
ea e-InSs and s;,s y ,e5e 81 e 5s 81 o5v ssqssac 30
corn 3s'ac. n corn 3N &C. oats hin' 30 %, Saa
80 nsed 3lA 80 mEe r 2is ,8i BarHy n hm s1eas F''
Chicago FEB lThe leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat No. ?. Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
}aiy Miy gs7ss. 5st 81. 81. ''N"is. is
Corn. No 2:
May ............a .a7%aa7a &7a $.s az. g..
saly S4.eraS.r SSssS $s asAa$s; Sss
n5: 9s': AZ ... ....:..... s'. 3s$ a3> ::ss :ss
May .,..'..'.... .. sios7A $40 ss'. no27. uo42h
}sy nPy .........:.. BE-. 3ss3;~ s%@ ssg sssg3'
Va: Hs: Az .. ss2r ssEs s!s s!ss :!E$ :!l:
No spring wheat o9p7Sc. No spring whea! 60,
1lc ~ rsd 1915 ~ corn ~ No S,s Se9G s0
Gorey f2a5iS s. aaSseci 81 "a Northwestern 81 ii.
TOO IT, - hVNNJ - stof roas slDfS
oosel - SOnS5 % DIS saitcf shoulders boxed. St 25g
81 81 clear ies boxed 50 l1hS3 10. ~hsSey. ds
tiars finished goods rer gal 81 - sugars uncnans a.
ON the Produce Exchange Gay ,he butter market was
steady creameries l3n l>'.c. darcs. l0'sQl6c. Esss
nrm fresh T. sr Cheese steady creamerles lO'Aqllt
Milwaukee Fet i-W Wheat iac lower. No Northern.
78 8izu785sc Northern. 72c Rye lower. No 1. oI1
HSc Barley easier. 81 2 52's a53c. sample. 4I052c
Minneapolis Feb. 1.-Whea, weak. February. 1Ac,
May 72c. July. 72'sc; track. ~ hard. '..c, No
Northern 7l.c 30 Sortheru. disc Flour lower. hFst
patents. 50 s0g& tD second patents - tDa8 20. nfst
cl.ars 81 7OdS2 90 Pran UNCHANGED
Duluth Feb i-Vheat-CGsh 20 / hard 73&c: May
"a Sc July. 75sc. No Northern cash. 1otc. May '2sc
JULY. 13isc.
Cincinnati FEB Flour dull. Wheat quiet: No 2
red 75hQ76c Corn firm. No . mixee. - &c Oats dul
No mixed 3Oia a3lc Rye firm No 2. Csc Lard nrmer.
S. 42i. Bukmeats easy. 81 -. Bacon duh. 20 90
Whiskev steady 81 Butter quet. Sugar steady.
Philadelphia. Feb Wheat 1c lower; contract
mixed February old ~ iAQilgc. February new, fotg
aOisc Oax steady. No white clipped 3tss nSaa &c No
Sse Butter steady. fancy Western creamery lsc do
prnts 2Oc Eggs firm and ic higher; fresh nearly 2lc
do western 2Ic Southwestern. zoe do southern lse;
Refined sugars quiet bur steady shipments w
hush: corn lO5 0O0. oats 10000
81 Louis Feb -Four dull and lower 70 sell. patents
90 e,9sS 10 straighis So 25pk3 %. clears. q s5u
So 10 steady. No 2 red cash. Ioc. Febru-
nry nc: May 77Ac. July. 7TAc; No hard t9gJsisc.
Corn Irregular No cash, S5c. February, 35c May 3oc,
July 3Gssc. steady; No cash. 2SSc, February.
2ssc: MAY 2S7tc; July 26c No white 3OiaQ3ic Bran
unchanged. Butter hrm creamery, l3g2c dairy. l2g
lGc. Eggr lower. l5hc.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks ''ElectrO-Pneumatic' Signals.
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty 81


Four tracks. ''Eiectro-Pneumatic" Signals
stations in New York foot OF Liberty ST
Leaving time from South Ferry Cfoot whitehall ST. is
hve earlier than that given below for Liberty ST.
Trains leave FOOT O; Liberty St
f9' E1'on netheRf Ah0"I Ne % asSn HSD" LAO 1s4S to
Eas5on TO so TO o EssQ@ I eds M sundays n '4So
For WAkesbarre. Pi'tston. aaa scranton 400 s;lo
NJ i. = 1 Hgnqa}s .h 4 - .4so 745. sic
d0:oo 1880 to Reaamgl A. NJ, lSo. 40 200 - 81 81
di:SO to ReadinSj ,s1 4 NJ 100 lsc $50 600 P. NJ.
!4s e. i9aso' f$,.S5s 'nS Sundays
'''0 A. N i'I, ALL i.'0 Rail ROUTE: 's''
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. Sc
oS Rs5 s 5s Bsa 5s qs TO s Peasant FSz
only Giro $50 qo15 only 70 Re Red Bsn9 4 D. II 80
As5Sry Park ana 6csan Gfoye 'iol5 only Red
SiS' Far Atlantic M M III Hg6ands .4.aO $50 II 30 A. NJ lS
4Y'' '''S' ''I' I ron ii LIIAaiT1sEwooD. '1 l.
.4:3o. $50 1913 A. NJ. 145. S:4o $40 P. NJ Sundays.
~ G4kshurst. :a;ao $50, 1913 a NJ. i:41 $40. 40
For Toms River and Bsrnegat, .43o $50 A. NJ. l:45
Atlantic CITY. vineland and Bridgeton '4:so A NJ.
For Monmouth Beach ssab5gh, and Highlands Of
DAYS 900 A. NJ 400 P NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
F59m f99' o Of 3o.d5 LbeTy r 81 s., Dining Car,
car, 500 P 81. 1913 ndt Sundays. .4:3o 1900 Gl 80
Bnns Bns GS a Zoo H H. M s 1913 a AdIdaaI ns s sn. 9F
P6aaephq .a week days 10 6S s02 a Nj 10 SSP NJ" 4S'
wRsss sa s is Fa&' i2 2e .'9 a. D.
Wes i25,h S. PSI columbus Av.. New York: Court
MT6e M y pn 4ahsr a 600 w S cal f5r and check baggas,
from hotels or dences to destination.
from from soafh s,aSh'f Ferry a1 Ga' at 5.25 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
NAVAL STORES.

fairly steady uudertone prevailed IN the market 70
dav News on hand. although generally favorADe ga
~ serve 10 partcuiarly energize the market ~ mo
close spirits were steady Arm rosn bare.y sealy ana
tar duh Prices about az yes'erahy Vnoa''oh' '''
low. ,.., .. ,o,l
SPIRITS n nPENTTNE- -f5' = G+sc . 49,, -. .. .
RosiN-common 20 good strained 81 81 stsl ~ =
~ 81 % \ s. u. W g. 81 60. " ". 81 80
STOCKS
Spirits turpent.ne ~. ~ "
Tar AS-' '-
Savannah Feb Spirits tuTentine iirm 45r %"
sales receipts PIG bbs Rosln hTn. sales loal "''.
rer.trts . G3i hbis. quoted: A. T. g. y, r ana >.
q az q 81 10 n 81 -. J. 81 40 X 81 20 NJ 81 "'
\ 81 ~ " g. s. 10. Y ". 81 ~
r,~i.,,or Feb 1-Tlrpentne market arm. f3c rosin
steady and unchanged
vyur,,nrton y c. Feb Spirits turpentne firm.
4ail 4.c. receipts l3 Roein hm. Wni3c rec PTS
40 tfis Crude turpentine firm. 81 81 and 81 80 Tar
sfesdv 81 10 receipts 25l bbA.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

A DVERTiSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE No l.2s2 Broadway
"a door north u 3lsst. until clock p. advertise
received at the following branch ofces regular
Office rates until o'clock p m. viz 2S, stn-aye
22d-st. l52 6th-ave l2th-st Nacy's 6th-ave
ana ish-st.: li2 Columbusave West 66th-st iod
west i2d-st. near 0lh-ave. % East lth-sL:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 20 isss
Ieav. New-York Whitehall Terminal South Perry ana
.Dally. Except Sunday tsundays
CHICAGO - 30 a. from Liberty street oniy) 81 q
p m. and ~ II night
PITTsBURG. t.i30 a m from Liberty street ony).
'CiNcrNNATI. ST LOUIS .955 m. '555 ? m
NEW OpIrANS. '25 ? N.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
iii IS "a n DINER. tl255 ,. m. 'i25 ,Dlnerl .2&
('Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Train. .455
CDiner) SIS p. and 'l2 10 ngh, NORFOLK. ti2 s5
D. m. -
OFFICES. il3 I72 2si 434 1884 y way 81 ,. ls,h-st.
l27 Bowery. y 33o. 344 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. white
TO lesf at
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo s55 P. ". Pullman vesubuie Day
Coaches and Parlor-Cars. Dining-Car Service Meals
carte. Connects Buffalo with through seepers to
.i2.5o. 100 P. NJ daily for EAsToN. MAUcI
CHUNK. WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON. ard coal
branches
1850. 4iI0 p NJ daily; exceP; sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PIrTSTON. SCRANTON, ana principal inter-
mediate Connects or al points IN coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor- Car FOR WILKESBARRE.
1850, 5:I5 r. NJ. sunday only, for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
1850. 5;2O p. M daily, except Sunday, for EASToN
and Intermediate stations
$3.50. 0;2O T. NJ. daily. except Sunday FOR EASToN
and principal Intermediate stations
'05O. 200 p NJ. daily for BCFFAio. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestouls
y Y. Chicsgl seepers IL Bufsio and Toronto
Dlning-Car y !. 70 Easton.
$40. 5000 P NJ daily. stopping only sorTH
PIAINFIELD. EASToN. BETHLEHEM. MAuclf
CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO.
ana TORONTO Pullman sleeper for Bu1aio. None but
$40. $50 P. N day ,9r WiLKEsBARRE
ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. MA
CARA FALLS. and all points West, Pullman sleeper TO
Chicago .-
PLAINFIELD. BOUND BROOK, and Intermediate points.
leave as follows: O2O l0.5O A. NJ. G22 30 20 So
Pianneid oniy). $3.50. 4:20 IS 20. and : 80 = II
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
Other Royal Blue Trains.
LEkICH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Vest 23d 81 Penn. r. R). Cortandt
Debr0sses ST.
Indicates from West 23d ST Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses 81.
'6i45, 7iOO A. NJ. daily for EAsToN and Inter
.?:50. s:i5 A. NJ daily for wILKEsBARRE.
SCRANTON ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUF.
TALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West. ami principal
local points. dining and parlor-car % Buffalo.
a. -. Il
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of West Twen,y-thrd Street and Do
brosses and Cortland, streets. .--..,,,
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given esio" Tor
$50 A: ". FAST MXii.-runmsn BUFFET P.rior s,r Car
New ferk 70 fuseuis Sleeping Car Pi''sours 70 III
$50 "; FAST LLSE Pi..,eurs sss q clsyelsRsr
'So s:Ss bnS s Ss and
on cars For csicsso cieseiaSs TOLEDO Cincinnati.
80 j. NJ cHicAGo sc AND AZ 'sr ST LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville wa cincinnaD. indianapolis. chicago
5.so =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago Tor
74o p. Vi. souTH%EsTERN EXPRESS For Pir.-
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville IndianSpo'"'
7so = NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS sessTs I;;sssSrs and
sss Sleeping n G N.A NIL Yo1f AN1 % b5 East sS fsa: p
~ WASHINGTON xSD ImE sdtTn:
1850 l5o $50 Congressional Lin" a.. Psrlr and
, m no nlsG; i1sS sGnisS ss, so io5j DaIas car
Dining SSEsl 40 Dining carr. 40 DINING caD $50
soUTHERN RRILwAY-"Fiorida Limited" ii.so a m.
ATISNT1s EapSSss 4S9 p M @ l1oo nse S ea' 20
m SeekdaSs EISfss 20 's'f a. n ana $50 p n
4F54EF fGE 5Lb F5xf S5apdR4 S2 :Sd M sy M
A48N4fGS H.sfS' GTY s7a -? % @ DAVE Weekday. ,,or... and
GoSAd aei P, Streets . 2o TH'9qsS vsue ana sa. 1.s
IF fArE sAsS5s E:sS-g F.. ssse- sana.y
Grove. and Point Peasan, Grom West Twsnty-thiri
Street station, $50 a y 20, 800. and 40 .. m
sundays. = 20 a. M $50 2. m. Nrom Des6rosses snf
Sortlandt Streets. 80 M 1880, 40. and $40 p N
.'as' ''1 FoR rHiiILaDELrBIA.
6l0 20 I50 go $50. 920 Os5O Penna Lmited), $50
pnsng SaD 1870 Dining Can 100 a. m, ,rzis l2oo:
carr. $50 dining Car, 7.4O $50 p m. ~ 05 night
Sundays. 60. -. $50 s20 $50 6.mitei) $50 1880
Dining Carr q. m. 1880 80 Dining car). $50. 4 %
Dining carr so Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 40.
$50 ?. m. l2O5 night.
Ticket offces Nos 46l ga 1896 1923 III. and 2si
Broadway l Astor House; West Twenty-thirt Street
Station; and of Desorosses and Cortsndt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton street - Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn, station,
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company Will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone "2I37 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivanis
Railroad Cab Service.
J. g. HUTCHINSON. J. p WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

Receipts N-v orleans morrow were o.l-a5'. H.
,hAsi % te 10l1 % 600 bales. against O., , -. DS,
tra itsi and 5ls a4les last year % ii'i a.1
feeipis Houston were estimated a. 200 10 ""y.
~ '
~. .ssu e. ne ports and Interior points io-aay co
@@lS 9Th same Lass week and last year
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

pto-cor4e r.arket steady. No RI $500. eX-
eh@A~A 5ssSs receipts. 1000 bags. cleared for tie
States 2OOo bags cleared f0r Europe pos
STOCK 2Gl. Ocl bass
New-York tribune., 1899-02-02

Leave South Ferry foot OF Whitehall Street Term.nu
OF all elevated roads. 1855 p. NJ Daily. Leave foot
Liberty Street 800 p. VI. Daily.
Arrive Washlneton. ?. ". Daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-30
FOREIGN etack- ard Mnn.r

London, Sept. 9-Arnerican seet1r{fia.
were dull and weak in most cases. owing
10 the decline in New York Yesterday.
the final tone was steady.
New York. Sept 29.-COmmerclal-Adv
Users London financial cablezran.
There was universal depression in me
markets here today and forced humiliation
on var fears. There were two failures.
one small the other for about "a 90
caused by differences In the bull acc3u-
In Americans and Africans Everything
was arranged satisfactorily. Coasals
were = down, 70 "a I-ls. ire lowest pal-.
OF the year. The markets became Trs5-
IS 4 shade harder on an uacorhrref ~
NOR that tde cabinet stiII allowed TIA ms
sibility q peace. bot ire general opinion
vas all for way. Al stocks moved TO-
getner"
Paris. Sept 9-O1 the bourze today
prices started weak 81 tho beIef -Ha.
peace 81 tee T1aH=vaal would aot De-
preserved SubseqUez international go
cuTi1ies imported. 58t soon .Cs- fhe.- as-
vance ard closed with an a-l-a-ounG weak
uess.
Berlin sept zs-Prices on ~. s7crss
today were adversely affected sv sae
speeches delivered by afr. a J RaTfogr.
ire first lord y the treasury AID govern
rn@nt lsz5e- II the British house q r7-n-
mons ard Risat Hoa. g 7 R!tca'e. ry-ee-
Scent % the British Beard 4 Trade. 10
Gals weTe especially Influenced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-30
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The Farmers and Drovers' bank Of Mt
hope We're on the market with a cor load
o. medium weight hogs Of very fair grade
winch sold at the top Of the day. They
were In charge Of Fred Williams.
Astle & Son Of Haven, among the old
reliable shippers to this market. were in
yesterday with a car load Of mediums
which were sold late at the best price of
the day
Jeff Houston shipped up from Ponca
City a car load Of extra heavy hogs,
Aich sold at the strong top price.
six more cars of cattle arrived last
evening at the yards for the Kerfoot
deal. There are, in all, now. nearly 50
cars Of this consignment, and all of them
tre generally acknowledged about the
yards to be prime stock, In good condi-
ti7n and in good shape for purchasers
Most Of them are white-face HerefOrds
and range from yearlinss to 3-year-olds
and all that Mr.. Kerf0Ot asks IS that
prospective buyers simply come 10 the
yards and view the cattle. as he knows
them so well that ne realizes that once
seen. they viii be taken without any
trouble.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe, Z; Missouri
Pacific, .
The Dold shipments yesterday were
Very good In all departments. there being
especially a strong local and jobbing
trade. The sausage department and spe-
cialJies. as we'll as standard cuts OF
meats, are daily being handled, and Will
continue SO Indefinitely.
MIR. Fed Dold. local manager OF the
Dold affairs in this city. and among the
nost pubHc-spirited citizens of this city.
1-as voluntarily offered the use of his
six big white horses to draw the elaho-
rately arranged car Of the flower queen
display. This very acceptable offer from
Dir. D1id was warmly received by the
civic parade committee. and no matter
who is finally selected flower queen. she
viii be privileged to ride behind the finest
horses in town.
Provisions were dull and about steady.
Moderate realizing gave the market an
q sier tone. Cash lard closed steady at
S. 1873. and cash ribs 2i2 cents of, at
$40.
Mr.. George P. Dold. for three years
the active and successful manager of the
Wichita house Of the Jacob Doid Pack
ing company. is in the city. calling upon
many warm friends. and also on import
ant business affairs. While in the city
he is The guest Of his brother. Mr.. Fred
W Doid. now manager of the plant here.
The receipts yesterday were 2i'. but
this represented only light run. the av-
craze weight being higher than for some
kline. The Dold demand alone Is more
than great enough 10 readily absorb al
the offerings.
Tie cattle trading was steady. but there
was a very light line OF safe stock Two
calves averaging 2t5 pounds We're sold
at $500. aud ! Jersey bull weighing llto
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Egg@Firm; fresh. 1916.
Dressed pouitry-Steady; turkeys, 80
10c; chickens, Sa9c; ducks, siz4ec.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Sept 2s-wheat-
December, SIC; May. 7e7sc; cash, No. ?
hard, 67Izc; No 8. e51zG671zc; No. 2 red,
eG70c; No 8, e51zdss1zc.
Corn-December. 267sc; May, 261zc. Cash.
no. mixed, 24G2sc; No. 2 white. sc;
No. 8, 2S1sc
Oats-No. white, Ada5c-
Rye-No. 2. SIC
Hay-Choice timothy, $500; choice prai-
RE. s6.50d6.75.
Butter-Creamery 1sa21c; dairy, Ice.
Eggs-Fresh, 151zc.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept. 9.-Wheat-Lower; No.
red cash, elevator, 73c; track, 73G7s15c; ;
September, 72sc; December, 737sc; May,
7755c; No. hard. &c.
Corn-Weak; No. cash, &c; track. &c;
September, SIC; December, 2S7sc; May.
291sc.
Oats-Higher; No. 2 cash. 2flkc; track
PFC; September. 23c; December, 231zc;
May, &c; No. white, 2612c.
Rye-Nominal. soc.
FIour-Held firm for higher prices. but
was unchanged.
Dry salt meats-Steady; boxed should
ers and extra shorts, $50; clear ribs,
8. 6215; clear sides, s.. 70.
Bacon-Steady; boxed shoulders, SIS;
extra shorts, So 90; clear ribs. 3. 1215; clear
sides. Sc. D.
Receipts-Flour, 5000; wheat, 5000: corn
5000; oats, 1900.
Shipments-F1our 1900; wheat, $500;
corn ~ 600. oats 81 GO
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