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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-31
THE WEAThEx.

Wichita kan. Oct 50 1900
During the past a hours ending al 2
%. m. the highest temperature has been
75. the lowest So. a range Of y degrees.
and the mean has been SIS. which IS IS
degrees warmer than the norml temper
allure for the day as de5uced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years. with % inch OF rain in the
night. CLOUDY most Of the day. and a
very mild thunderstorm at Z p. 10, with
trace Of rain.
Since The first q the month the aver
axe temperature has been 50. which IS 8
degrees daily warmer than the normal,
and the tatal rainfall SIS inches which
is so7 inches more than the normal
since the first Of the year the rainfall
has been 500 inches. which IS SIS inches
more than the normal This IS more
than usually falls in whole year.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. OCT. so-Forecas,;
OKLAHOMA and Indian Territory--Fa
and co5ier Wednesday, Thursday tair,
r--thvesterly winds
Ksnzas-Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day, cooler In extreme eastern portion
"Wednesday. variable winds.
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L.VE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Yesterday tx
Ceeded the Demand,
MARKET PIP CTS. LOWER
Quality of offerings Better
Than on Monday,


The supply Of hogs at the Union stock
yards yesterday we're liberal even for a
Tuesday There were so many light hogs
coming TO the market the latter half
81 August and In September when the
Laot that we were gong to have light
corn crop in wichita's territory first be-
aan 10 force itself on the minds Of the
ksrmers. that people jumped TO the con
clusion thas farmers we're cleaning out
hheir hog pens and that there would be
exceedingly light receipts in October.
Time has demonstrated that this con
clusion was deduced from mistaken
premises The supply has not only kept
up bu-t1e acerage weight Of hogs now
cominc 10 this market is much q alter
than AZ The time first mentioned There
are too many heavy hogs to suit pack
Ers. When the morning dispatches were
put on the bulletin board yesterday,
showing eastern markets lower buyers
here demanded some concessions and
sales 7ere made at about 2l5 cents an
der Monday for al grades. The top price
yesterday was $40 the same as the pre-
Tious day, but the hogs that brought
this plfce yesterday we're better than the
tops GA Monday. Dold's order was filed
before the sale pens were cleared yes
serday. A few car loads were forwarded
ard some were held over for today
market Il IS every day becoming more
evident that shippers from western KAN
sas and Oklahoma prefer TO sell their
hoes 60 this market They viii only
consent to run past Wichita when there
are more hogs here than IS needed. DOld
is a liberal buyer, but Of course there
IS limit TO his capacity for handling
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coMINa LocAL EVENrs.

There viii be no meeting Of the Musical
club today.
Regular meeting Elmo lodge OF Per
lection No. g. A. A. S. r.. in the temple
at 2. N.
A prize will be &c the best phantom
costume at the D. OF II. social tonight a.
521 Waco avenue.
There will be a meeting Of the ladies'
Aid society Of the Congregational church
this afternoon at o'clock in the reading
room.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
Of the Dodge Avenue NJ. e. church VIII
meet tonight with Mrs J. W. Hubbart,
12l! University avenue.
The Ladies Aid society OF ST. Paurs
church viii meet this afternoon IN the
lecture room Of the church. Let al
members be present
Regular meeting Of Elizabeth Rebekah
nudge this evening. Work IN the degree.
Every member OF the stan is expected 70
be present Come early.
The next meeting Of the CHILD Culture
club. az which Mrs. Allison viii preside.
/ VIII be held November g. instead OF No
vember l. as announced
The Ladies Aid society Of the Reform
/ ed church ard their friends VIII be en-
tertained at the home Of the president,
Mrs TatgenhorsL. - 81 Francis avenue.
Thursday afternoon at go
The Ladies' AID society ~ this First
Methodist church win have called
meeting this afternoon at O'Clock sharp
at the church Every member is request
! cd 70 be presenL. Imparlant baa-neas.
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NHEAT HOLDS FIRM
Russian Estimate Puts Wheat
Up l-8a1-4 Cent,
CLOSES AT 73 So CENTS
Corn Unchangedj Oats Down.
Provisions Higher
CLOSES AT 70 So CENTS

Chicago. Oct 3o.-Wheat held firm to
day. helped mainly by a reduction in the
Russian crop estimate, December closing
1-8g1-4c over yesterday. Cron closed un-
changed and oats a shade down. Proyis-
ions at the close were l-2aloc higher
Wheat started easy December 1-Sc low
er at 70 1-4q73c because Liverpool show
ed only a disappointing response to the
1o advance here yesterday. On the other
hand there was wet weather and an Of
fetal crop estimate making the Russian
prospects for wheat crop 100000 bush
els less than last year. This news was
of sufficient weight TO cause a ready de-
mand for the offerings at the opening
and December rallied sharply to 70 LA
78 5-Sc. On proft-taking a decline to
I 70 lie followed this bulge, but later con-
firmatory reports were received and an
other rally took place, December closing
70 5-Sc. at which the market closed, 1-SQ
| lac over yesterday.
Corn was dull but firm. The weather
was against any Increase in the move
rnent and demand from October shorts
| helped later deliveries slightly. The
! wheat hrmness was also help Deem
Der sold between "a 7-8034 5-s and closed
unchanged at Sc.
Local selling was against oats although
the news waa bullish. Trade was duh
and light December sold between q rs
( al 5-8aA 3-4c, closing a shade down at
81 Use.
Provisions were helped by a good cash
demand, and although the market opened
easier on liberal hog receipts an advance
/ followed January pork sold between
Sl1.15 and $3.50 and closed Zoe over yes
terday at SLY January lard between
1856 and $3.50 and S670d6.72 IL closing
/ I-2c higher at $50 and January RIBS
between $500 1-205.s7 IL. with the close
2 1-2c uD at S5s7 -
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
$40 cars; corn, 200; oats. 100s hogs. 1900
/ head.
Chicago, Oct. S0.-Traders In the provis-
ion pit on the board Of trade are anxious
~ waiting to see what sort Of wind-up
tomorrow viii bring to the October pork
/ corner Of the Upton Privision company.
The belief is generally held in the pit
that Upton win put the price up to so
a barrel on the last day Of the deal, TO
have a spectacular finish. For DAYS there
was little evidence that Sir Thomas ).
Upton had any intention Of squeezing
the shorts. The price was allowed to fall
| from ST a barrel to 81, but in the last
few days there has been a sharp reco-
cry. On Monday there was a jump from
81 to SIS and today prices climbed to
the former top notch and there were
sales Of 100000 at sl7.
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CAssINI 80 FoR RUssIA
Regarding Views on Peace and the
Accusation of Territory.

Washington. Oct 29-The Russian am-
bassador Count Cassini. has returned 70
Washington after an absence Of some
months in Europe. during which time he
conferred with Count Lams5orf Russian
minister Of foreign affairs. concerning
Chinese and other international ques-
lions. He also talked with n. Delcssse.
the French minister Of foreign affairs.
Count Cassini SAYS he observed 81 St
Petersburg that the government was ami
mated by q most reasonable conciuatory
and moderate disposition concerning
China There was ds.ire 20 avolnd
making the crisis the occasion FOR large
projects IN particular he noted al both
ST. Petersburg and throughout Europe.
taat there was q general feeling rs to
the identity ~ policy between thu United
States and Russia. their positions being
alike on many points
Referring 70 Ruseia's action fl the
Chinese trouble. Count CassEal sass chat
it had been conet5ere5 eszeotsi - ne
outset thar ruling head 1a given t5
china. The empire was n deplorabIe
condition as result ~ the uprising and
che 5Tanchu DYNASTY SEEMED weak ani
incspshle With the departure ~ the
emperor and The empress 5owsesr from
Pekin the empire practically was left
drifting ami II was rot - he ex1ects e
that the Ao al3 90 paoDia RI China could
carry ga such vast Institution 1la-
head
During tbs 7uhs sssH1r'e service ss
Russian minister 1T pckn ~ Became
sven acquainted with Is HenE Charr
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Very Cheaply-Reduction Approximate
ing Twenty-Five Per Cent In Passenger
Fares to Minnesota, Manitoba, North
Dakota, Montana, Washington and
Oregon Points.
The travelling public. and those desir-
ing to change location viii be interested
IN the announcement which comes from
the Northern Pacific Railway Of a big re-
duction in one way and round trip rates
TO the west. These low rates are made
particularly to attract additional settle
ment and apply to all points in Minneso-
ia, Manitoba. North Dakota, Montana,
Washington and Oregon, and tickets may
be purchased at st. Paul OF Minneapolis
on the following oates;
November s, IS, % and q, 1900,
February u. IS and 26 1901
March 8 T. 10 and Is, 1901.
April ?. g, 16 q, 80. 1901
One way tickets Will be good for con
tinuous passage, commencing on date
Of sale.
Round trip tickets viii be good TO com
mence trip on date Of sale only and viii
be limited TO % days going. continuous
passage. returning with final limit Of
thirty days. Stop-over wiz be allowed
going within the transit limit al and
west of Little Falls and Aitkin, MINI.
Never before has such an opportunity
been given to the intending settler to
reach his new home SO cheaply.
For further informst ton apply 20 your
local ticket agent Ut TO P. H Noel, Com
mercial Bldg. St Louis.
CHAS. s. FEE.
G. p. & T. A., y. P r.. St Paul, MINI.
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crTYIN B nz=.

Mrs. 3 ". Daniels is visiting relatives
in Arkansas City.
Mrs. S. W. saattuck was IN the city
yesterday visiting her son. s ". Shat
tuck, II.
Miss Susie Dearborn has been removed
from her home TO ST. Francis Hospital
on account OF severe Illness.
Mss Grace MCGOWAN returned 70 her
home in Newton yesterday after an sx-
tended visit with. the Misses Evans.
sfr. ". ". Ayers starts 10 the fishing
grounds near Augusta today he e1-
poets 70 be out there until saturday
The Misses Hutchinson o. Iowa City,
Ia. are expected 10 arrive in the city
today to visit their sister, Mrs. L. W
Clspp-
Dr.. Taylor reports a new arrival AZ the
home OF MI and Mrs. William Bush.
No. So North Topeka. The new arrival
is 2 hna baby.
Harry wingart OF Topeka spent sun
day IN the city. and was aecompa NED
home by his wife. who has been visiting
relatives here the past month
Mrs. Hutchinson. vile Of Judge Hutch
lnson Of Garden city. kan, is spenains
few DAYS in the city shopPins' me
guest Of the family Of George w. harF
while here
Mr.. A. L. Condit Of Houston, Texas. IS
here paving visit 10 Mr. P. J. conklin
M Con6it was In the Galveston storm
and has some very exciting experiences
10 relate.
Sheriff simmons went 10 Topeka last
night to attend the state meeting OF
sherlfs. This Is a kind q sheEias' unior
and they meet every year 10 discuss
things Of interest TO such officials
Miss Maude Gowen returned yesterda,
from a two weeks visit IN Missouri sn'
spent the first week at the national con
vention Of the Christian church and ther
went to Shell City to have visit VIII
her parents
Interest In the cottage prayer meeting
Is increasing and other churches sre be
ginning 10 hold weekly services at van
Gus places. The meeting last night az IN
wichita Rescue Home was vel attends
and three persons responded 10 the alta
invitation The next meeting VII be he'll
Friday night at the home OF William
Graham corner OF Texas and Handle.
streets. On the West Side
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COTTON

New York, Oct. SO.-Cotton furues with
no frost IN the cotton belt the holders
held firm on the exchange, causing a de-
cline of3a9 points. Prices moved ia
Is points from the lowest figures. but for
most part the local trade was light. The
market was generally steady, a net raise
of lar points.
New York. Oct. sO-Coton-spot closed
quiet: 1-16c advance; mid uplands u;
mid Gulf, "a; sales, 500 bales.
liverpool, Oct 9o.-Spot cotton IN fair de-
mand American middling 5 lid.
Galveston, Oct. 2o-Coton qiet. 8 15-15c.
New Orleans. Oct So.-Cotton-Steady
middHngS &C.
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larry with M other motive power than
the opera tons Of professionals who
sought to make a days trade There
was q lack Of orders through commits
sion houses, which were a feature last
week. The apathetic aspect Of the mar
ket was not explained BY any news Of
the day. It was the outcome largely OF
the conservative spirit Of caution which
is not unusual in the closing days OF a
national campaign. There IS some IN
easiness lest the speculation on the part
of the outside public has 0ver-discounted
the condition expected to develop after
the election is out Of the way. It is be
lieved that there are large speculative
holdings in the market which look TO the
demand for stocks expected 10 develop
after the election TO afford a medium
for realizing their profits. Substantial in
terests in stocks do not care TO see the
pressure Of realizing come too heavily
upon the market at that time. They are
disposed, therefore, to discourage fur
Their speculation at this time. There has
been some disposition or the part Of com
mission brokers 70 call for an extension
OF margins The risk incident to the par
bur it IS thought not improbable that
enforcement Of conservative views on
speculation may be an Interior motive Of
the commission HOUSES. This morning
market showed some remaining erect
from the raIlying tendency Of yesterday.
But the buying exhausted itself after the
opening and prices drifted to lower
level.
The money market was easier on a re-
taxation in demand rather than In the
additional supply. The foreign money
markets begin to reflect the determined
efforts Of the Bank OF England to iu1u-
ence the unfavorable exchange against
London, and sterling exchange here
hardened a shade from the same cause.
Closing prices Of stocks today were as
follows;
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REAL ESTATE rkANsFEas.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
snd Land company. Il a. Dubois, Alb
Ftractor. Court House 'Phcne 223l

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstra,
snd Land company. H 81 Dubois. Al
stractor. Court House 'Phene 2a3J
WARRANTY DEEDS
Joseph Corwin 20 Oscar =. Weiden-
bach. lots s. and 81. blk 2 Topeka
ave, Orme q Phillips add...-..-.{ -
". =. shastid to ". r. Real. lots
=. q and q. University ave. Unl-
versity Place add ..-...-...-....-.... -
Almina J. Howe 20 J. +. A. sehulze.
n hf sw or sec i5-B-2w. =
BunneH & Emo Inv. 60. 70 81. ?. Cal
lshan. lots % and O. Ohio ave.
Lamb SUD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Monica r. Callahan 70 John Grant
lots % and % ONO ave. Lambs
sub .-.--.-.-...-..--... ..--.-.-.-.---... -
Thomas r. Randall 20 c. O.
Thomas lots Q and 4 blk p Mt
Hope .-.-...---.-.--.-. .-...-....----..
E j. Murphy 70 william Kerpaush.
lots e. IS and "a q lot g, To-
peka ave. Eugash's srf add ........ =
Eta ~ Hura ID Amos 7. 8cI.ain
lof J. blk Frisco Re ghfs z1d add
LOT = Blk e. Frisco HelFhts aad-..-
Josephine C. Bent'ey q r. II Kess-
ler iot = ana g . = Dot y En-
p0ria ave. Heaas add .........---. p
Sarah 4 George 20 a J Chrletman
loss ~ and lH Topeka ave- Blk
g. Orme z PnHllp's sdd -.....-....
! v. Daugherty h Eledemp on and
Inv. Co. iots odd s. 20 e. ia ave.
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pR0VTsToN 1rARRET


Foster r Cheeseman. regular shippers
from Whitewater, marketed car load
Of hogs yesterday.
James Wilson of Belmont helped to
swell The receipts Yesterday by sending
.n car load OF hogs.
bennett q Cooley sent in another car
load Of hogs from Rose Hill- They are
regular shippers TO this market
Joe Kirk the rustler at Kiugman. had
hogs ON the market yes erday.
Joe Scott. a regular shipper from Peck,
had a car load of hogs on the market
yesterday and he topped the 10 - set.
w H. Means OF Mnneha township had
thirty good hogs 10 SELL and Of course
he desired TO bring them TO the Wichita
market he could only han six hogs
cit a load and II would take him I'VE
days 10 deliver his p0rkers, But he
didn't 90 if that way. He got his four
brothers with their teams TO help him.
They all came fling In with their FIVE
teams and big. fat porkers. Five sons
of Thomas Means who IS known to all
the old settlers in this county. Ffr.
Wallace the buyer for the Dold pack
ing house. said the best wagon hogs
were only worth $500 but he just raised
that nicke and paid &.& for the
D gs
PAT Burk. Of Gypsum township. brought
in Is hogs yesterday that averaged -i57
pounds They were daisies, but rather
zoo much of a good thing.
There were q force Of carnenters AZ
work at the bis Dold packing house yes-
ter5ay building sCaffolds and getting
ready 10 tear away "a frame building 70
make room for the new brick addition.
Thars was also another force getting TO-
gether the immense new steel tank and
there was great deal of noise in
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+-~ 49, . a. stasA
blood purifiers. they iii
ter oui the waste or
impurities IN ihe bleed.
Il they are sick CT cat
Ct order, they fsl &c DO
their work.
Pains. schessndfheu-
msusm GENE from ex-
cess ct uric zc.d Ia the
biood, due 90 neglected
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This large four-story building Il ad-
mirably fitted and furnished Tor the care
OF the sick. No loathsome of contagious
diseases admitted but al other diseases
that ere usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. lncluflnF
Whlsky. Cocaine and horphiua Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women married
or single. can find safe retreat here
during confinement. and home iH every
case found for Tho child II required. A
home Tor the poor and rich alike. a. az
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge fhaf ia made ~
the ordinary hospital FEE which g. Just
enough 20 uay fhe running expenses 81
the insutalien. The best ~ references
given when required. WFiis for circular
% the .1Eartha Washington Hous
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FOOTBALL

Colorado Springs. COLO. oct. 31.-V-ash-
burn Colese football team to-day deteat-
ed the Colorado College team dy score
oC % 90 8
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kllllGF 4--ltl-
Kidney trouble causes quick CT unsteady
heart beats. and makes oas feel as though
they had hesrt tTogble. because the heart is
ovsr-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Il used 10 Be considered that orly urinary
troubles were TO be traced 70 the kidneys.
butnow modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have Their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
Il you sre sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. TIE Mid
and the extraordinary effect of Or. Enmer's
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney rsmecy IS
seen realized. Il stands the highest fer rs
wonderful cures Of the most distressing eases
and is sod on its merits
b. al druggists in fifty q -
cent and ne-doilar siz-
es. You may have q --sllssi -
sampie bottle by mail Heas q svaszpEoot.
free. also pamphlet telling you how 70 iiad
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. hilsE1es
& Co.. Biaghamton. n. T..
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OVer-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make impure Blood.

All the Bleed IN your body passes througn
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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The tendency OF bonds was rather
easier but points OF strength developed
in the market as the day progressed.
Total sales. par value. 100000. United
States bonds were unchanged on last
call
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LIVESTOCK MAKKErs.
CHICAGO


Chicago, Oct. 0.-Cattle-Receipts. H.
900, including 1000 westerns and 800 Tex
ans; market generally steady; natives,
best on sale today, cars at $3.50; good
dium, 81 40d5. 40; selected feeders, about
steady, So. S5li4. so, mixed st0ckers slow,
32.75Q3.75; cows, 81. 65Q4. 10; heifers, S2.609
4.65; Gamers, slow, 81 50gS.60: bulls
steady. 81 .5004 80: calves, 25c lower than
last Tuesday, S4.o0Gs.1 10,
Hogs-Receipts, today. @, 900; tomorrow,
$1,000 estimated; left over. $500; market
2lk TO &C lower; top, $4.sS; mixed and
butchers. 81. 45Q4 s. good to choice heavy
1864 50; rough heavy, 81. 40Q4.5O; light,
$43504. so; bulk of sales, 81 60d4.70
Sheep- Receipts, 16 000; sheep and lambs
steady to a shade lower; active; good to
choice wethers, g .8564 10; far 70 choice
mixed, 3.55Q3. 90; western sheep, $3.50
10, Texas sheep $2.5063. 30; native
lambs. 81. 2595.2 western lambs $3.50
$50
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct. s0.-Cattle-Re-
ceiPts. 1900; market steady: native
steers, 81. 45d5. 80; Texas steers, 81. g5d4. s.;
Texas cows, 81 .50d3. 40i native cows and
he.fers S.S5d4 .95; stOckers and feeders,
81. 0O04.25; bulls, 3. A5a3.5o.
Hogs-Receipts, 11,o00; market for
heavy, weak light steady; bulk Of sales,
s. 571564 62Ib; heavy $4.55d4 SPY; packers
81 5715d4 62Iz, mixed, 81. 5564. 50; light 81. 40
4.65; workers, S4.6oQ4.6 IS; pigs. 3400Q4.6-15.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs, 50. 00a5 90; muttons, $500. %.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Oct. .-Cattle-Receipts, g.
500; market steady; native steers. $3.50
6.95; stockers and feeders, s3.s0d4. -;
cows and heifers, g. O0Q5. 90; Texas and
Indian steers, s.. 35G4.50; cows and heif-
ers. Sz.30Q9. -.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady;
pigs and lights, S4.5584 IS; packers, &4.5 q
4.55. butchers. 4.65d4. 70.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady to
strong: native muttons, s.. 75d4. %; lambs,
S450d5 s..
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pullman Sleeper. Wichita 10 81 Louis.
via Missouri Paciac railway. Leaves day
2.z5 P. m, arriving in S. LoH-s 7.N a r.
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Side branded -.---.-.--.-. -'-.----'--'-
FuI hides .-..---.. 80 .-.---------~ ~
Part cured aides, &c less
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CAsH QTOTATIONs.

Flour-Market quiet
Wheat-No. spring. 65G73c; No. ? red,
Corn-No . ST4a37zc; No. yellow,
SIC
Oats-No. .. &c; No. 2 white, 251l a25c;
No 3 white. 23iz025lzc.
Barley-Good feeding.l. 49, > ct aoin
Barley-Fair 10 choice mating f7Q55c.
Flax seed-NO i, 173i11.73l2.
Timothy seed-Prime, Si.114 80.
Pork-Aftss, per Dbl Sil.5
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $40 1915
Short rib sides Goose. Si.-006.eQ; dry
salted shoulders l0oNeO, 51s14c; short
clear sides t5oxed). S.. 616.S5.
Clover-Contr8ct grade, SlaQ10.25.
Dr-- r~rr1r-r AN~r GrsTEFTrrN-r~1
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 30.-The leading futures
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Daaz zaka delivered. ioa az rssA