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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12
HOGS WERE STRONG
Market Advanced From 5 to
7 IL Cents Yesterday
TOP PRICE WAS SAP ~
Cattle Market Was Firm and
Active.

There was a strong hog market IN
Wichita yesterday. There was a bullish
feeling all day and at no time was there
any sign Of a reaction. The prices ad-
vanced steadily to the close and closed
firm, with an upward tendency.
The market opened firm early in the
day, but the receipts were light and
there was little to judge the feeling until
late in the afternoon, when the car hogs
began to roll in. Then an advance of )
TO ~ cents was quickly made and the
price remained at that point until the
close.
Inc demand was very heavy and the
supply was all too light, although it was
Good for Thursday in December. The
buyers were short on their orders and
took steps TO fill as quickly as possible.
lone Of them obtained by half, as many
swine as they would have liked.
The bulk Of the hogs went at 81. 400
.iz12. The quality was good and there
VAS few lots of very choice medium
weight packers when went at nigh
prices. The average weight Of the hogs
received during the day was $40 pounds.
The market compared very well with
other western markets. The advance as
usual, was sharper here than elsewhere.
kansas City was quoted as strong to SC
higher while Chicago and St Louis were
echlgher. In no one of the markets was
there such bullish feeling evident as
there was here
There were a large numbers Of Okla
mona shippers in yesterday. Wihcita is
rapidly becoming known as the hog mar
ket OF Oklahoma. The Oklahoma shipper
finds that he realizes more on his hogs
by selling them here than he does by
carrying them on to otner markets and
IN addition, he does not lose nearly as
much time and is able to return home the
same night, if he so wishes. The Okla
homa contingent is one OF the strongest
coteries Of buyers VINO patronize the
Wichita market.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Light TO good, 40 to 300 lbs, s.. S5G4. BIZ.
medium packing grades, 200 to $50 lbs
"a Sl12q440; heavy hogs $50 to 325 lbs,
s.. 4GQ4.42
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WHEAT Is SIEAD'ED
BY LiverpooPs Advance and
Firmness of Provisions.
CORN Ia CENT BETTER
Oats are Unchanged and Pro-
visions Higher.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE weat market
was steadied today by the Liverpool ad-
vance and the firmness of provisions, May
closing 1sGAc over yesterday. Corn closed
Ac up, and oats unchanged. Final figures
in provisions were 1OQl21ac up.
Liverpool administered a snub to tne
local wheat market today, showing an
bdvance, although there was a loss here
yesterday. Not further to offenl her
best customer, first prices in the pit here
were a shade over yesterdays close, May
at 67$4 Q677sc. The market was not
broad one and fluctuations were narrow
the greater part of the time. There was
a fair demand early, and as offerings wele
not large, the market rallied to 6S1sQ6314c.
On selling against calls this was lost,
May receding to 674sQ67$4c. The strength
of provisions had a steadying effect. The
strength of corn was also an influence.
Excepting some activity at the opening,
the session was dull. There was no I'M
provement in the cash demand nor in the
demand for export. Cash bids were uD
&c, but business which otherwise might
have been done was shut off by a lack of
cars. Shorts covered near the end of the
anything by uneasiness over the South
African situation. May closed firm, so
&c over yesterday, at Csc.
Corn was firm and, though generally
full, showed a little more activity than
recently. Support came from the
strength of provisions and the small
country offerings, which Influenced most
of the buying The elevators reported it
almost impossible to make purchases west
at present figures. May closed Ac over
yesterday, at 1874 assoc.
Oats were firm with corn and prOvis-
ions. The speculative trade was light,
New York being the best buyer. Export
bids were &c up, but between the rail
rates and the car scarcity little business
was accomplished. May closed I'M
changed fro yesterday, at 24c.
Provisions were strong and active the
greater part of the session, prices again
touching the high mark established last
week. Interests who sold out in the hope
of greater break joined with shorts in
buying. There was also a good spot de-
mand. The strength was based on hog
receipts under expectations and better
prices at the yards and cognizance of the
fact that deliveries on January contracts
are still very small. May pork closed
PFC over yesterday, at 1885; May lard
1219c up from last night, at s6.0212G6.05,
and May ribs 10c up, al $3.50.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
so cars: corn. 40; oats, 10; hogs, 30,CcO
head
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
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Massachusetts, and Representative Leafs
OF Ohio.
Mr.. Henderson asserted that the Piii-
pinos. as proved by the testimony Of Ad-
miral Dewey and others were capable %
self-government aud that our whole bis
tory was antagonistic 10 the suhiugatlou
OF the liberties Of a people. He appealed
20 American manhood ITO Acknowledges
our error and right the wrong done the
Filiplnos
Ex-Governor Boutwell, % Massachusetts,
passed by the moral consideration ines-
dental 70 a comprehensive treatment OF
the Philippine war and addressed him
self 10 the question Of business and labor
IN which this country. ne said, was much
concerned. The speech was severe ar
raignment Of the administration with re-
spect 20 It's rev colonial dependencies and
made an appeal that they BE permitted
10 set up Independent governments freq
from any dlctation BY the United States.
'ShaIl the laboring and producing classes
OF America" he asked 'be subjected %
a direct and never-euding competition
with the underpald and half-clad labor q
Asia. or shall the republic OF America -
transferred into a colonial empire. With
like consequences 70 the labOring cissscs9
The only question OF importance before
the country today Is that OF republic ar
empire In November the future % tho
nation will be decided. when the iaborers
will have an opportunity TO put an snd
10 the scheme Of ESTABLISHING = colc~sss
empire. to be followed by the degradation
OF the iaboring population through conl-
petition with the lahorers OF the east and
the products Of the cheap labor Of ;hs
east
The ex-governor concluded as follows.
"Our conclusion. from whatever quarter
we approach the subjsci. must always
be the same This f. our demand Allow
Cuba. allow Porto Rico. allow the Phil
ippne islands 20 set up governments for
themselves free from any dicfation BY
vs.. This is a policy % Justice. policy
o. peace This policy ends the war IN
the Philippines II ends the sacrifice q
the youth OF America; - puts FAR away
the perils 10 which the laboring people
are now exposed II guarantees q "a ths
perpetual friendship Of three newborn
republics and u relieves uH from the sus-
picion that We are 10 cooperate With
England In an attempt % sSbiuEsts tire
weaker states u the world 20 ths DONNA
ton OF the Anglo-sax0n races"
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IS
THE REASON?

Why Is II that You are not eQuai t. gaa
task Nature sets FOR you 70 d5g
Why do you ind weakness stealing
over ycU and growing day ~ day7
Way that ash,. chalky camplexlsne
Why that inability 10 hold your urEleY
Why those distressing pains across var
back
AL these symptoms sse sRv,'y ;skaela
evidences OF kidney trouble.
The kicneys, that make he nunian
engine OF life move aS Nature intended.
are not working properly and should have
prompt attention.
II you need medicine for kidney.
bladder or uric acid tro,SoIe. you should
begin using The famous new dlssoverf.
DR.. kilmcr's swamp Root. II gives quick
relief. and cures the most distressing
cases.
Hospitals use it IN al kinds Of cases.
especially severe and urgent ones. Doe
tors prescribe It freely in their practice
and in their families. and use II when
they need kidney and bladder tonic
themselves.
Tens OF thousands OF grateful patients
have written to DR.. KEmer 8 Co. and
handy volume OF ready reference. which
should be in every household. This vol
ume and a sample bottle OF Swamp-Roos
will be mailed 70 any reader % this paper
who will send name and address 10 Or.
Filmer & Co. and state that they read
this generous ofIer in the Wichita Daily
Eagle.
II there IS any doubt in your mind As 70
your condition. take from your urine on
arising about two ounces. place Il IN .
glass or bottle and let Il stand twenty
four hours. IT, on examination. Il is
milky or cloudy. II there Is a hrick-duss
settling or II. small particles float Rboue
in II. your kidneys are in need of !ume-
date attention.
Swamp Root IL for sale everywhere IN
bottles OF two sizes and two prices. Atty
cents and one dollar Remember the
name. swamp-Root. and the address.
Binghamton. ~. 7.
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THE WEATHEa
Wichita. Kan. Jan. II. 1ao


During the past n hours ending al :
p. m, the highest temperature has been
%. the lowest .. a range Of . desrees.
and the mean IS (which IS 10 degrees
warmer than the normal temperature for
the da- as deduced from the observa-
lions at this station for the past eleven
years.. with fresh north TO light west
wind and clear weather.
Since the first OF the month the average
temperature has been p. which is de-
grees daily above the normal. and the
total rainfall 10 inch. which is % inch
less than the normal.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Jan u.-Forecsst for Fri
day and Saturday:
Kansas-Inereasing cloudineSs Friday;
threatening Saturday; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Friday and Saturday; variable winds.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Jan. 1L-Market conditions
are without change of any moment. Spot
demand for staple cottons dull. on both
home and export account. andSmail or
der business Indifferent. Tone steady and
prices unchanged. Prints quiet, but prices
maintained. Ginghams firm. Print cloths
elactive and no change in prices Cotton
Innings firm. Demand moderate. Mohairs
and alpacas tending upward. Hosiery
and underwear well sold in both eottons
and wooden lines and the tone of the
market good.
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BEFORE He SAILED FOR MANILA
Here h what Dewey Reported en- the
PhIIippInes Hituation

washiuRt9h. Jan u -RsspondinG 30 The
senate reso.uil1u ~ inquiry. the s@crs-
tzry % the navy today sent 70 the ssuats
a copy 81 Admiral De~ey's report from
Hong Kong. dated March %. is<z Tsiafiss
% the capture - Manila Ths test % he
report shows that IL was made Ia rssponas
70 a telegram % inquiry from the ssers-
tary and the admiral gives in detail THE
names 81 she asanaBls vessels under h1s
command and also a So - Bpains ysa~
asls and other means q defenSe a.
Manila he stated fh&t his oNn sQus6Tga
was IN high state - sfHrisney. BPsak-
ing ~ The Spanish f0roca ~ ssia % naas-
bore8 about = 20 soldiers - al arms -
al Fhe isiandz q Wb3css bar are in re
vicinity 81 Manila The h.auas are neH
r. a state - iusurrs~tlon. snd ny inferrz-
ant states that even fss Spanish sol8lsrp.
0h5 c5nsafste caiy email part - 80
whaIe are 6irsFsctes fi3fa sbfps ani
forts are in need ~ sfnnasriff4u. 70 tsis
sssfsmeuf Do ADDED tee faliowisz. =
believe r an NO. over-e9na8saf in HtsfinE
shat wfh ere squadron 49, unsrT ny
command tha vessels eegi1 - fassn ana
the sef-nces At Mania ressosf ia ere
day. There e. every re8saa e. hstsss
thzt VIA Nsaaa taksa ~ sgea b5eestis1.
the rsst ot fne is.za1s ~eu.1 fsl a-r
e. she lnrprFeass - - 1afeirfs. 80 theF
are or8y hsll hoN fhfas4Es Pc tsF1eft =
re- napy ard are seg~1senf 2aa zisa2s
fsr ssppaes InfoFasesl7a 1as lsEi rrsz-
- rss ths1 thsss are 500 arfuFf fsef lu
essssp near Aaa4s Vsa are e.
- aa
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REBELS STAND STUBBORgLY
Thirty Ninth attacks Ten Gem aBses.
HouI nz Them

Manila Jan. lL-s5-s2 p mi-coi8nsi
Billiard. win the ThirtT-niata isrsatrJ.
moving 81 three columns from Caiza5a
wlth tw3 guns. a;facis5 tsn ooraFssn.ee ~
insurgents strongly eatrsachsd ~ ere
Santa Toaaas r9as. They resisted sssfs-
bcraly uaErE thrae stan4s. Taenfy-
fdzr q me re5els WeTe did sas sixty
prisoners we're taken TIE FsEiplass se-
treated. csrTyi1g thslr Nqssss1 toward
Lake Tsal.- Ore Aru~riean Vas klass Ard
.wg effIcsfz we're rslghrly Rs1uces
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BEARS MERE ACTIVE
Sugar Suffers Worst But Other
lnduStriaIS
ARE DEEPLY INVOLVED
Sugar Driven Below Deem
be1S Panic Point.

New York, Jan. TL-Today's stock mar
ket was characterized by considerable
speculative activity on the part of the
bear contingent. The raid however. was
restricted TO small number Of stocks.
ali of them in the list of what are called
specialties. including the New York City
public utilities and the older high-priced
industrals. There was positive democrat
ization in these active stocks, in contrast
to the fairly firm tone of the general list
and especially the railroads. The occa-
sion of the attack on the industriais was
of course. yesterdays utterances by the
president OF the American Sugar Refining
company. The friends of other stocks
in the industrial list made strenuous ef
forts to diferentiate their movement
from that of Sugar and marked them UP
briskly at TIE opening in face of the vio-
lent break in the price Of the stock NAM
ed, but the bears met this maneuver with
selling in such volume and with such
CONFIDENCE that one after another of the
specialties crumbled in price and fell,
orders. Even the railroad list was af-
fected at last, and the earlier gains in
that department were generally wiped
out. The rally before the close reduced
all net declines in the railroads 10 frac-
tional limits and registered fractional
gains IN some cases. The course of Sugar
was extremely erratic and feverish all
day. At the low level il was over 8
points below last night, and IA below
the low level in the December panic Its
net loss is g. All of the New York Trac-
ton shares were severe sufferers, Metro
politan showing a net decline of g Is.
Brooklyn Transit 6, and Third Avenue
1-2. The gas stocks. Manhattan, PeO-
pies Gas. Tobacco, Federal Steel. Sugar
preferred and Tennessee Coal were off
from to l-2. The borrowing demand
for Sugar sent it to a premium in the
loan crowd before the close. A large
preponderance of the total dealings was
made up by this group of specialties. At
no level of prices was there any activity
in railroad stocks. The strength IN for
eign markets on the reduction in the Of
fetal discount rates of the Bank of Eng
land and the Bank of France was reflect
ed to this market and foreign arbitrage
brokers were good buyers until prices
rose above parity Commission houses
continued practically idle. and there was
no disposition to speculate in railroads.
The reaction in prices were sympathetic.
The London buying was in sufficient vol
ume to cause notable heaviness in the
sterling exchange market, where the de-
mand for bills was very light. The New
York banks are receiving large remit
tances from the interior as well as from
the sub-treasury, and rates on all classes
of loans were notably easier. Closing
prices of stocks were as follows:
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London. Jan. lion the street today
Kahir securities we're weak. owing %
a rumor from Paris that General BgIer
had met with another defeat.
Paris Jan TL-Pr.ces were strong o.
the bo0rse today. beng Influenced ay the
reduction il the bank rates here sad fl
London. Foreign securities we're hrm-
KaFIrs we're fslrly stesdz.
Bertha. Jan u.-Prlces we're frmsr IN
the boerse today 81 consequence Of essier
money and encouraging advicss from
western aogrses- The relchsbsnk VII re-
duce IS discouat rate tonoErow.
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COTTON.

Galveston, Jan. 11.-Cotton-Steady; ~.
New Orleans. Jan. u.-Cotton-Firm
mddling, Z 5-16c.
Liverpool, Jan. 11.-Cotton-Spot de-
mand fair; prices higher; American mid
ding, 15-S2d.
New York. Jan. u-Cotton-Spot closed
steady, 1-l6c higher; middling uplands,
79sc; middling gulf, 73sc. sales, 80 bales
Futures closed quiet and steady; January.
7.27; February. S.26; March. $50; April.
7.3S; May. $.36; June. S7.36; July, 81 10;
August. S7.3S; September. 1851; October,
81. 50, November, so.
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LIVESTOCK MAR xErs.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. u.-Cattle-Good fat ma
tive steers strong to 1Oc higher; others
steady; Texans strong; butchers stock
Gamers and feeders about steady; good
to choice, s.. 25qS 20; poor to medium, 81 90
as. 90; mixed stockers, 50. 00d3. 50; selected
feeders, 81. zoos. 70; heifers, SO. 50d4. 80; can
ners, 81. 25d3 co. bulls, s.. 60q4.5O calves,
81. 5Nd5. 20; fed Texas beeves, 81. 25Q5 %.
Hogs-Five to 1Oc lower; closed steady;
good clearances; highest prices for three
months; mixed and butchers, 81. S5q4 60;
good to choice heavy, &.50G4. 6712; rough
heavy, 81. 35Q4. As; light, 81. 1904 .5212; bulk
of sales, 81. 45@4.60.
Sheep-Good sheep strong; lambs 1Oc
lower; native wethers, A.4Oq4 90; lambs,
$4.5006. 20; western wethers, 81. 3Od4. 10 f;
western lambs, IS. 5OG6 Is.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs. 1000; sheep
L, Oe0
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Jan. observation-disclosures
4O00; market strong; native steers. 81. 400
5 80: Texas steers, 50. eoI5. %; Texas cows,
s.. 50d3. Is; native cows and heifers, s.. $50
Ais; stockers and feeders, $3.5od5 90; bulls
s.. 65d4. 15
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: market active,
strong to &c higher; bulk of sales. 1850
AS; heavy, 81 9564.55; packers, 81 800
4.40' HIAeu' Sf'oVaf-f0' hSHI' S7.1'u7. 4-12'
workers, 81. 35G4. 4219; pigs, s.. S0d4.2O
Sheep-Receipts, 2,C00; market strong !;
lambs, 81. 75d6 90; muttons, $3.O0G4.90
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, Jan. -Cattle-Receipts, L.
300 natives a shade higher; Texans
steady; native shipping and beef steers,
s.. 40d6. 80; stockers and feeders, 50. 400
s.. 40l74. 10; cows and heifers, s.. coos. So
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5G10c
higher; pigs and lights. 81. 35G445; pack
e-s. S4.35d4.50; butchers, S4.5Oa4.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market strong; ma
tive muttons. 81. 35a5.00; lambs, s.. scat. 50;
culls and bucks, 2.50G4.50.
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SrwYark Hss-y Market

New York Jan Il-Moseg - cal
steady az Per cant. prime mercantile
paper s5zGs per cent Sterling excaarge
heavy. Win actual h8ssssess 81 bankers
bills ~ SO for demand ard ~ 81 So
fo- sixty days. posted rates. = ~ sn1
s. So sstz. commercial bills. ffs19f. -
silver certificates. ssizz7ze1s. bar silver.
80 Mexican dollars. So GoysTameat
MS R.eaE
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ANTS BEHOwL The SITUATION
BsEtwe1I- and I.~fz Pvt Fresh speed
Tafs aguinsldo'- " eary L~E-

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stteassa a. soti-gusse~sa1sss greeting hesf
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speakers xs5e ex-sszatoF = = BssssF-
ssa q zsasss-l. sx-Gsgsrzs- Bsssss-l 9.
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san Fraaeises. Jan IS fsrrfsl Scatter
reessvea q fs.sxram from SaFsak ~
-fga. eezt ~ Hasa~ IS 81 144-fssr
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LIGHTS AND MEDIUMS
TIT Z

The cattle market was quite active yes
lerday and the prices paid were good.
There were several lots of good feeders
and stockers on the market, and they sold
Tor good prices. The quality of the gen
hral run was fair and the weights, as
rule, rather light
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Tr.axary ,.Iatemear.

Washington. jar 1f--Todzy'a state
meat q the condition q sse Treasury
shows Aea3lasie cash balance. ~ - .
-. gold reserve 10 sSssE
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L>aaEou- Jan. 11--The THEE prints SKIS
morning fhs text g RFoisEr - Masstoa
Tana % IRE tripzrsits po~eTs against tss
Samoan treaties.
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CASH QUOTATIONS
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring. 6214Q6S1ac; No. 2
red, 661ad671hc.
Corn-No. 2. BIC; No. yellow, 911ac.
Oats-No. ., 227s02314c; No. white, 2514
G251lc; No. white. 2434@25Ac.
Rye-No. 2, 5112G5212c.
Barley-No. 2, 3Sd4415c.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, SO. 321kG10.6 71a
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $5.75G5.90
Short rib sides Qoose), $5.60Q5. IS; dry
salted shoulders. (boxeD. 512Q5$4c; short
clear sides (boxed), s.. S065.S5.
Whisky-Distilers' finished goods, per
gal s.. 231b.
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wastes Ma. Ser = rsss fetsr
aerttoge1 sAe san.tasa 1'r.l.ses ega asag
azzssas sBs aarz. laFe-t4sE a =ess =
t~Sse IassF4zzs ts.gsA
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market GlOStd dS ApAACNS-
Butter-steady; creamery, pose; dairy,
17G2sc.
Cheese-Firm; 12gl2&lc.
Eggs-Weak; fresh, 17c.
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys, &c;
chickens, Sc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, Jan. I.-Wheat-May
64S.c; cash, No. hard, 62izc; No. 3, $50
61Isc; No red. 69d7Oc; No. 3, 62d6Sc.
Corn-May, 30.sc: cash, No. 2 mixed. 29i4
@29Isc; No. white. 2sa4c; No. 3, 2912c.
Oats-No. white. 2H2c
Rye-No. 2, soc.
Butter-Creamery. 22d25c; dairy, 2oc.
Egg-Fresh, loo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Jan. 1-Wheat-Higher; No
red cash, elevator. 6Sl2c; track, 11zG
&c: January. eSl2c; May. 70a 10sc; July,
67s4c; No. hard, 65q66lzc.
Corn-Higher; No. cash, Soiac; track
S194 dS2c; January, SGiac; May. 32I4c.
Oats-Firm; No. , casn, 24c; track, 24s4 ;
January 24lsc; May, 2+5sc' No. white,
26c.
Rye-Higher; Sc.
Receipts-Flour, $500; wheat, $500;
corn. 5000; oats, 5000
shipments-Flour. 5,Ooo: wheat, $500;
o. is. 22,oco
NEW YORK
New oYrk, Jan. I.-Wheat-Receip
S, 900 bushels: exports, 1850; spot
steady; Ne. red. T52sc. Z. -. b., a1oat.
prompt. No. / northern Duluth. 7sc3s f. o.
b.. ahoat. prompt, (nominaD; No. red.
7sIsc elevator. Options closed isassc net
advance; March. 7554c; May, 759sc, July,
1850.
Corn Receipts. $500 bushels; exports.
&. 80 bushels: spot firm: No. > 4IaSc. z
O. b.. afoat and 4ossc elevator. Options
closed firm at &c net advance; January.
40c; May, 592sc
Oats-ReceiDts. S7.leo bushels; exports.
S7,Ol2 bushels: spot h-m; No. :, &c; No.
g. 2Sl4c; No. , white Sc; NJ. g Whit.
sic: track, mixed western. 2s7g9izc: track
white. s1lf35C. Options dun and u1lnter-
est;ng.
Butter-Receipts 3.5>5 packages; steady:
June creamery. 24G3slzc; western cream
cry. 25a55c
Eggs-Reeeipts. eS4 packages. firm:
western. &c. loss OF; western. uugradei.
at mark. I4GiSc
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Jan. L-Whest--Futures
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The bond market was dull bot he'd
firm throughout. Total Gales. par value.
g. 205093. United States old 4s coupon
declined IL. IS registered SIS. and gs
coupon ond old IS registered "A IA the
nd Drice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-12

4 Jury o. ravens would not DC long u d.
Sillng that i.nnes eozl6 lot SITE.
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Queenstown. Jan. 1.-THE new WAits
Star line steamer Oceanic sailed from
this port at 70 a N with LISs SACKS OF
mail on board
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Il EREOOL-
Liverpool Jan. iL-Whsst--Future
closed quiet; March and Nay. s sd
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

OHIOAGU
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
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on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Steady; creamery, pa &c; dairy,
17d2Sc.
Cheese-Firm; 12ql2&lc.
Eggs-Weak; fresh, 17c.
Dressed poutry-Firm; turkeys, &C;