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wards ten-cent levy fund was as FOL

lows: III. al ID
Paving Market street with brick
= from Twenty-fourth northward..$ $50 90
$: westward ,.......-.: 100 90
p lsy i 800
IN Wood street, west side. Twenty
seventh to Twenty-eighth streets $50 %
Paving with brick and retaining
curb. south side OF Twenty-ninth
street, east OF Mecolloch. ......... zoo %
Paving with brick and retaining
curb. north side Of Twenty-n!nth
street. east OF McColloch.. ........ l, 400 90
Total s2,s1a %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

WE put tin seal on every loaf, that
our customers may be sure it Is
Wheeling Bakery bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

GRoCERs DAY. Thursday, June Is.
at Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

This gives the chargers and stokers
at the gas plant, th!rty-nine men. one
half OF the advance they asked. which
will doubtless prove satisfactory. They
asked for an advance Of forty cents.
and the committee grants them twenty.
The former arrangements of the Sixth
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GRoCERs' DAY. Thursday, June Is,
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In the First Branch SO Council
Didn't Meet Last Night.
CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS UP
For TRANSACTION Which, Will Proba-
bly, be Disposed ofNnw Mt a Special
Meeting Later in the Week = Most
(. Important was the Passage OF the
Annual Appropriation Ordinance,
With Several Amendments.

The city council was scheduled to hon
1 O regula r meeting last night, but the
failure OF the first branch to secure q
quorum made 1t impossible to hold the
\ meeting, and 1t is likely now that a
l special meeting OF the city legislature
/ will be called for one evening this week
to transact the business that should
have been disposed Of last night, most
important of which was the passage Of
the ANIMAL appropriation ordinance.
Before the members were called up
stairs for the roll call, there were con-
1erences galore on the first floor OF the
city building. and In the water board
office u caucus Of some Of the Republic
| can members of council was held for the
purpose of discussing the policy Of the
party in council, Efforts to learn what
was decided upon were made, but met
without success.
The failure Of council to secure quo
rum was disappointing to representa-
| tives Of several companies desiring fran
chises at the hands Of council. 1t is
Said two new telephone enterprises
would have presented ordinances, as
| we'll as one or two new electric lighting
concerns. 1t was understood these
would have been referred to the ordi-
| nance committee for consideration,
! along with three ordinances 1t already
has on hand.
The failure to secure quorum was In
the first branch. Here eight members
were finally assembled. but the neces-
| sary ninth member could not be found.
The second branch was called to order
with fifteen members present, bare
quorum. Finally, ut $3.50 o'clock. Mr..
kindelberger's motion for adjournment
was put and carried without opposition.
Then. in self defense. the first branch
| members dispersed, and the stuff was
Off"
AS n result Of the afternoon session
Of the council finance committee few
| days ago. Nh amendment to the commit
tees report of the annual appropriation
ordinance had been prepared In printed
form. as follows:
Amending report of finance committee
Increasing amount Of revenues. Sicc2 .S57 80
By adding amount due from W.
& E. G. Observation-Disclosures. 1,4Sc 20
| Amending the appropriation ordinance
Adding 10 amount OF an'nria Ms .Si2o Sl1 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
SHOW Of STRENGTH IN STOCKS
Higher Prices on the whole But Ae-
tiysfy Vet Vide.

New York Nov. I5-Thsrs was 2 show
q strength 81 stocks today. owing .
the -arzs operations b. professional spec
u.atsrs Il & number d the prominent in
rs.ztr5aI soecl4l-1ez. n1taoly Sugar. re
Leather stocks. some 4 TIE metal issues
and New YORK pu5i.c utilities. al q
which shcw larEs gains Taere Tsra
strong advances 81 New York Central o.
tie announced sett serle--. q differences
over tae Boston and Albs1y base. n
Southern Pacific o. the co1tfDuet laTgs
absorption 30 banking Interests. IN Pa
clfc Mail in anticipation q tae artie1
OF TIE Dividend. n -1e coBlers O. ~
god conditions l- tze anthracite t-aes.
and il -he Atczls8n stocks TIE isTel =
prices o. IRE Eaale e. higher hut TIE
activity vas aot very widely 1isrrlbs-s1
and TIE general dispostfi51 vas % -2sic-
tain q waiting ztutas3e pen1-rE fs-T-sr
sSevs.0 rrrerts from re 11CaeT sttuatt57-
T1erz vas 40 -ecarrszCe - sEtre-rs
strfnEeacy e. the local Ioney zziATEet
Secretary Cages znHoz1ce-rs1f tazt t1s
treazzrT ve1d sgT ;-s-ass - % f7i.sf
states Bonds AZ TIE pT.cs a. was-5 th@y
w=re quctes en- Ire New TeTk seek ~
c-suze y@ster4sy VAS not 1zz1s zziG a.
tsr rze cee % to3sy.s 1a-xsts-
The Fte-lnE ezcsszEe market wss r..
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sEe Azr3eElnE - -o8Zeg rzrHa tn Lss1@1-,
wzars rhasz 11s . s1ee-a. 2sZzrt ca fzs
market .rzsEeas g IKE taking - rave-z-
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Thers s-as eazsszus4 1a1szs from ss-7@x
srchaazg H8zrces far rtze zG1er az ?
per cssat was 50 for 81 =aatHs lars
Eaers l131s-r-zs Sticks 4zzre6 - c.
Iate~z n couE@ctr wstE tas sEtaa5E
su iEe rac1eE EzrEet t1e Cscsoser f1resr-
trade sraraEeEf - tas fTszs-TF surzzg
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NBEAT STFFEHS Up
After an Early Weakness
With Liverpool.
DECEMBER CLOSES 81 IA
Coarse Grains Unchanged--
Provisions Lower.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Wheat was weak
early with Liverpool today, but stiffened
on the opening of northwestern -four mills
and buying to even Mclean trades. clos
ing 1sG14c under yesterday. Corn and
oats closed unchanged, and provisions
shade 10 cents liver.
A decline at Liverpool was the early
factor in wheat there. Liverpool opened
steady, on the advance here yesterday,
but weakened on bearish domestic sta
tistics Trade was dull early and chiefly
in the hands Of scaIpers, though there
was some buying 10 even up McLain
Bros trades. Fluctuations were narrow,
slight advances being caused by buying
against puts, and small declines BY profit
taking. Towards the close Minneapolis
reported all its flour mills working.
Northwest markets were firm, December.
then at sac, advanced sharply to 571s8
67i2c, and May lac. The market eased
of on proht-takIng, December closing &c
under yesterday at 57l4 and May 1sG14c
lower a T1lsGIAc. The volume OF trade
was somewhat larger than Il has been
recently. Receipts were light. Primary
points reported S76,237 bushels. compared
with 1885. l12 last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth received 6S1 cars. against rs last
week and 1,e39 q year ago. Local receipts
were 50 cars, 13 OF contract Atlantic
port clAara7ces in wheat and -four were
equal 10 10000 bushels. New York re-
ported 70 loads taken for export.
Corn was duh but fairly steady. helped
by a better shipping demand. There was
some country pressure TO sell. FIuctua-
tons were narrow. Receipts were small,
2l3 cars here. New York reported 3 loads
taken for export. CIearances at the sea-
board were $4,000 bushels. December
ranged from 81. TO size. closing IN
changed at 2l1 10 21i4c. May sold from
S2La 70 52t-G325sc, and closed unchanged
q seize
Oats were dull. but steady There was
81 Improvement in the demand and coun-
Try offerings were freer. The only met
dent was the covering Of a short line ~
500 0oH bushels OF May CIearances were
Large $4,000 bushels. Receipts here were
103 cars December ranged from o.. 20
21i-I225sc and closed unchanged AZ 22fsc.
May sold from "a. a23ssc, and closed IN
changed AZ Zlzc.
Liquidation, particularly q lard was
the feature n the provision trade. There
was little January business pork. lard
and RIBS opening and closing UNCHANGED
from yesterday. TIE volume Of business
was small and the tone easy. IN sympathy
with lowar hog prices. There was
slight Improvement in the shi11i7r de-
mand- December pork closed &c lower
al SS.o5; December lard ztsc under yes
ter6ay. a. SIS, and January rios : cents
lower 81 80
Estimated receipts tomorrow: W-hea.
= ears; CORR, -; cats. rs. hogs. $50
head
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REPRESENTATIVES, SAFES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Steele & Son Of Blackwell, prominent
stock dealers in that section Of the ter
TItory, were early on the market with a
:le load of medium lights which sold
without dockage at top prices.
T. W HanneEan Of Deer Creek was in
person with a car load OF mediums or
very fair quality. the big end selling with
out d0ckage. and q small bunch OF
heayies almost reaching the 400 mark,
selling at the same top price as the me-
diums. He says his part Of the C0Un-
Try is full of hogs, most Of them ready
Tor the market. and that they are in bet
Ter condition than ever before.
one Of the finest cars of hogs this mar
let has received in a long time was
shipped IN by M D. Nickerson Of Clear
water. They were every one OF the Dur0c
b.1oded stock and pere prime. wei fat
tened, even running porkers. tipping the
scale beam TO Sos pounds and selling read
Is at the best price Of the day. They
were beauties and ali Of his own raising.
lie was greatly pleased with the market
and with his sale.
The old reliable firm OF Steiner & Blair
OF Lyons were late corners with a car OF
heavy hogs in good trim ana selling on
the close at the big price.
l. ". Terrier OF E.a.1E, a late arrival
Tuesday night, sold out early at a good
price.
Z. 5. Allen Of Kremlin, was another
Oklahoma firm in with hogs. They were
good. wel'-dnished stock and sold az the
high point, and were medium IN weight.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were: Rock Island, &; and one each from
the Missouri Pacific and the Frisco.
The DoId daily shipments continue 70
be 3 wonder, considering the late1ess Of
the season. The jo5binE business has
not AZ all fallen OF TO the proportion
& always does. and ic fact keeps up very
strong. Yesterday was considerably bet
f-r than an average day. 4 heavy output
being the record. The car shipments q
mixed produce were also good and =
large lire sold by contract
Provisions were weak with wheat and
lovs- prices for hogs and 1he poor ship
ping demand. opening unchanged 10 4
eIale lower Cash lard closed steady a.
Si>15-- cash ribs OF cents at So.
Attention % shippers i again called 20
1he keen buying competition az ehis mar
ket Yesterday showed Il when The full
range o. the bulk was only - cents ard
about all t2a- appeared went at the top
CT the day, Asa. This Is the most cor
veEient market for the stock growers q
khis southwest. and tha buying element
here now Is The strongest ard most a.
Uersifed which This market has expe-i-
ence5 IN years ard an classes Of hogs
roulirg IN here for She next several
suonrrs VIII find ready and anxious buy-
e-s as there are orders for three times
s. many hcgs as are arriving ard these
orders are perm are7t. and. everything
Considered. no shipper from this section
o. Kansas or Oklahoma can afford %
pass here. z far test being yesterday.
xheu hogs sold wstain IL cents q Kan
ssz CitT. AID as compared n market
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COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 15.-Cotton-Quist;
middling Ilsc.
Liverpool. Nov. 15.-Cotton-Demand
fair; prices higher; American middiing,
3-S3d
New York. Nov. 15.-Cotto1-F'utures
closed weak; November, So; December.
S72S; January. E-s6; February. So;
March. $7.S3, April. S7.s4: May. S-.25; June
8 -: July. s7.S5: August. S7.S3; September,
s. 90: October, $50.
New York Nov. 15.-The cotton eI-
change VIII take steps 10 discover how
Il came about that the special, crop re-
port published yesterday by the depart
ment Of agriculture was known % pr
vate individuals ard firms before being
sent 10 the exchange Superintendent
King today said that the exchange had
taken steps 20 investigate what was evt-
IDENTITY a leak in the office Of the govern
ueut statistician.
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The WEATaEE.

Wichita. Kan Nov Il, -SSa
Local forecast Tor Wichita and vicinity;
Fair and warm until Friday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been =. the lowest =.
and the mean 80. With clear. warm wealth
-. gentle souch wind and slowly falling
barometer
on this date las. year the highest tenn
perature was = the iowest 3 and ;1a
mean -. or - degrees colder than TINS
year.
- Tar this month the average temQera-
ture has been s.. which IS degrees ABOVE
the normal
50 far this month the rainfall has been
none. which : = inch below the normal
FRED L Johnson. Observe
washington. Nov 15--Fc-szasr for
Thursday and Friday
Kausas-Fa5r Thursday AID Friday;
southeriy winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Te--i;ory-Fa,r
Thursday and Friday; Winds mostly
soatherlE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
WOOL MARKET,

Boston. Nov. 15.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The wool market Is excited and advanc-
ing The dealers and the smaller manu-
facture-s are IN competition with each
other in their eageruess 10 secure woods
and all grades are feeling the impetus
OF a buying movement which Il rapidly
decreasing available stocks here and else
where. A tremendous business has been
again transacted. the sales for the past
week aggrsgatirg over 100000 pounds.
Large amounts Of fleece. washed and IN
washed. fine and medium territory, Tex
as. California and oregon WOODS. as well
as foreign WOODS. have been mevode, IN
most Instances n top figures Foreigners
have made still further purchases Of our
woods for export. The market is so ex-
cited that Il IS not an easy matter to
quote prices. but the tendency Is upward
in a most marked manner. y wool famine
is threatened on account OF the depleted
stocks a. home and the reduced clip
abroad. The sales Of the week II Boston
amounted 20 sl4S5S.7-s pounds domestic
ard I47sGa6 pounds foreign. making TO-
tai OF I6.21I.775 pounds. against total %
=. 40 60 pound. for the previous week and
total OF SO 90 pounds for the CORE
spending week last year. Sales since
January :. $50. amount . 50n.72+.57s
pounds. against 114731.eo0 pounds last
year at this time"
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HOG MARKET Strong
Eager Demand for All Hogs
and Volume Light.
TOPS STILL At $3.50
Cattle Market Steady With
Mixed Stuff In.

Yesterday the local hog market, while
falling of some in receipts, displayed
even more strength than ever. and the
trading was within very narrow limits.
There were six cars passed over the scales
and FIVE Of the number went at the top
price Of thu day, $3.50, and also a large
end OF the wagon offerings al this same
top figure. The other car went at the
next point to the tops, ~ cents lower,
and IN fact the whole days offerings from
every division went at the narrow bulk
range, exeept &c hogs on the tail end, and
these were mostly coarse, heavy cut-outs.
This is a splendid showing and at once
suggests beyond any power to question,
the buoyancy OF the feeling, the strong,
upward tone Of the market, and the keen,
lively competition for hogs. The tops
were the same as on Tuesday, and this
high point was paid az once for nearly
al the hogs on sale, in fact one car load
OF mediums and a non-important bunch
OF local stuff being all that sod al the
minimum OF the bulk range, 81 hogs al
together selling at this point. In other
words, over four-hfths Of all the hogs
recorded went at the top price OF the day
and this top was strong with any other
market reporting. 400 was the top for
heavies at Kansas City, and the bulk
OF sales was So Sod3. s. there. This mar
ket was quotable as strong, in fact early
sales BOXED ike 21k cents higher. This
strong suotation looms up very aatte--
ingly when the rest are considered. Chi
cago, with exactly the same number OF
hogs as received the day previous, was
given as slow and weak. cents lower,
and they had over 5000 left over. Kansas
City was given as steady TO a shade low
or, while St Louis gave slow and steady.
wichita market refused to respond TO
these weak tendencies, and was at all
times strong and shippers very exuber-
ant with their sales, and they were free
IN saying so. The quality was generally
good and some offerings extra fine TO
choice. The weight was again heavy, al
though not so much so az on Tuesday
by % pounds. 252 being the point yester-
day and 27S the day previous. There were
not enough hogs by 1900 TO satisfy the
buyers. but what came in were snapped
Up greedily, all four Of the large buying
firms being eager and keen for them.
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GAGE Will PURCHASE
Twenty-Five Millions, Is of
1907 and SIS of 1904
AT VALUES OF TUESDAY
Stock Market Reaches a
Higher Level Of Values.

Washington, Nov 1.-THE secretary Of
the treasury late today made the follow
ing announcement Of his readiness to buy
81, 10000 OF FIVE per cent United States
bonds Of 1904 and fours of 1871, at the
price at which they were offered on New
York stock market yesterday. These figl
ures are net and holders sot fours viii
receive the accumulated interest sfnce
October / and holders Of the fves vii
receive interest from November !. At
these prices the bonds would realize 10
the investor .o224 per cent for the fves
and rs for tho tours.
Washington. D. c. Nov. u.
Treasury Department. Office Of the
Secretary:
The treasury department announces
its readiness 10 purchase any part OF all
Of the So. GO oo0 in government bonds of
the four per cent funded loan Of 1871. or
the FIVE per cent loan OF 1904. at the prices
below indicated: The four per cent loans
OF 1907 Will be received and paid f7T a.
1lZ75 net The five per cents II 1904 viii
he received and paid for a. Il net Bonds
OF either class. or mixed offerings Of
both. NAV be presented al the sub-treasu-
riez in New York. Boston. Philadelphia
Baltimore. Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis
and San Francisco. The above proposal
70 hold good until the close Of business
On November SGth inst. or Until the
amount Of 81. 0oe 90 shall have been Sc
cured Il prior to that date.
Is gned) a. ]. GAGE.
Secretary
View York. Nov. s.-Advices from
washington were received Fl Wall Street
after business hours announcing that the
secretary n the treasury would purchase
- 90 90 q the United states 4 per cent
bonds q 1e0G ard tire IS r 1904 at The
prices ruling yesterday TIE final Bids
far these issues on November a were
112-z for the Yours registered, 114zs for tas
coupon bond and IL each for the hves
coupon registered
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Nov. 15.-Cattle-Good to choice
grades strong TO 10c higher; range cattle
strong to a shade higher; butchers stock
and Gamers firm. Stockers and feeders
steady: active market. Good TO choice,
$. 60d6.S5; poor TO medium, A.59d5.5o;
mixed stockers, t3.0d3.75; selected feed
ers. 81 25T4.70; good 70 choice cows, 500
40; heifers. $3.75d5 %; Gamers, $500
sos; bulls, s2.5oa4. 20; calves, s4.o0Q7 90;
fed Texas beeves. $4.50d5 40; grass Tex
ans. 8. 65d4 %; western range beeveS $500
Q5.25.
Hogs-Market generally &C lower; mixed
and butchers 81. S5d4.1 Is; good 70 choice
heavy. 50. GOA. 12la; rough heavy, s3.75G
g. 90; light. 50. 50a4.e5; bulk Of sales, $3.50
400.
Sheep-About steady; lambs active at
steady prices; native wethers, s3.75d4.6o;
lambs. s4.0Gd5. .: western wethers, 81. O09
$50: western lambs, 81. 75G5. %.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, $500;
sheep, 600
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. No Nov. I5-Cattle-Re-
CENTS, $500 natives, $500 Texans; best
steady: others weaker: native steers, "a 20
as. 50: Texas steers s3.15d4e0 Texas cows
s.. 25d3. rs: native cows and heifers, N.50f
4 81: stockers and feeders, Sc. ooQ4.So; bulls
s. sos. 20.
HoC-Receipts Il 100; market steady 20
q shade lower; bulk OF sales, g. 90dS %;
heavy. s. S7lh64 %; packers. &. sef3 .eTi5;
mixed. 81. SOS. q; light, s.. S21zG3 s7is;
workers. S3S5d3. 97Ik: pigs. s2.50d3.So.
Receipts. 100; market steady;
lambs, S3.50d5.25; muttons, 5000 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Nov. 15--CattIe-Receipt s.
era 4 70 Srr
ping and beef steers. IS. 55d6.5o; stockers
and feeders. s.. 5ea4. 40; COWS and heifers.
s.. g1sT475; Texas and Indian steers. s. 40
G4s5.
HoEs-Receipts. 500; market slow and
steady; pigs and lights. s.. $500; pack
ers. g ee74 %: butchers. 81 05G4.10.
Receipts $50: market steady;
native muttons. S3-50Q+.2; lambs, A.5eG
5.15
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strength, this point exhibited very lively
traits and active tendencies. Light weight
thin hogs have a steady buyer; mediums,
butcher stock and fat lard hogs for ex-
port, all have the field and no hog putting
IN an appearance at this market viii last
long for want Of a buyer.
The following dispatch from Kansas
City was received date last night, of in
terest to cattlemen: ''W. H. Godair Of
Chicago and G.. VI. Casey of Clinton. No,
president Of the Pinney-Askew Cattle
company. have completed a deal involv-
ing $4,000 by which GOdair becomes
owner of the &c. A. Bar" brand Of cat
tie, numbering 5000 head. Six thousand
of these cattle have already been driven
across the country from Roswell \. NJ,
TO the Barlo range, near Midland. Texas,
tnd the other 1900 viii be delivered in
the SDrfup"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
Foreign stocks aud lIanrr.

New York. Nov. I5-Coun1erctsl-Aiv
tise-'s London financial cableEraT- The
expected money squeeze here proved q
be mild TIE cal rate ranged from 3 %
per cent wi-h fixtures II =. Th@-s
was ro borrow from Ire bank and bills
we're steady ard i37s- aollars kss7t1r
hack offerings The stock market zzs
ncrupse5 attn t1a settlement TEE tone
vas good t5s var fo- ghs moment 30
Ing diz-ses-sa5. and the u7zey outlook
being regarded easier. --e-s1is recovered
reste-sar's decline Americans we're
wax and hesirztiuE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16

---a z-.s 1ets eeai3arrE STA lzE Joy
z.e - zs % esz asr cess Is Eas
e-rsgzs - -eseE EzserE 81 Ea fesa
prazf - 49, z--rszsf4 sEggre g zss-
sFa-rsre-t e. fA4t fas tsta4 sEserts -
tzs- 1r sEef = 60 81 eEE q
azss - 80 yeF Te 1Fs sc
rra-e EsEf eSf - esHe-eeH q s1-
large cs-~szf senas ~
s-E- szr-s IzEz e l~a aeszs = 80
gesr Is ausars fa4f fse ksrrzzas - -
- - r. - sal 3, - srsle4 sEra5 sz-fs
Is zosa tEzz szaSt 3. szs .zzss-1< - 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
DIZZY GOODS MARKETS

New York Nov. I5.-FuTther advance
IN b-eachad cotton today Sellers indit-
ferert demand further. Brown cottons
strong throughout. but not quotably higa-
ct. Coarse co,ored cottous also strong
General demand fair. Print cloths i6 ?
wise E-ey goods strong Prints fl god
demand for spring W73iel and worsted
dress goods selling vel For spring. and
market tending against BUYERS. SILKS gen
ars--E rr- f-r Pee go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16

On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Ffrm; creamery, 15G2415c; dairy,
14Q1sc.
Eggs-Firn; 1sc.
PouItry-Steady; turkeys. sQs1zc; chick
ems, z1zd512c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, Nov. 15.-Wheat-De-
cember. Size: May, 6514; cash, No hard,
62dSc; No. 3. 5sQ6lIac; No. 2 red, 6sQ7pc;
No. ,, 65dGSc.
Coru-Decem5er. 2724c; May, 2eisc; cash,
No. 2 mixed. 2Sssd2Sztc; No 2 white, &34c;
No. 3. 2S15c.
Oats-No. white, 2524 G26c.
Rye-No 3 491kd5oc.
Hay-Choice timothy, $500 90; choice
prairie. s. .lolt7.5 so.
Butter-Creamery. 2gd2c; dairy, 1sc-
Egg-Fresh, 15c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
CATTLE.

There was a mixed lot Of cattle on sale
yesterday and not many Of them. Can
rers bulls. cows and a few scattering
stockers were all represented and all sold
and at good, fair prices, steady being the
quotation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-16
CAsR oroTATIoNs

fl1Gr--lSa@E
V-heat-N5, 3 spring. S-9sSc; No. red.
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