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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

DR.. ana Mrs. J. @. Rngore left for Ill
nois yesterday. after q short visit IN this
city.
Mrs. B. E. Bowies and daughter Maud
have returned from a weeks visit IN
Chicago.
4 nice little boy came to make his home
with M and Mrs. George SeweH Of the
West Side.
Delbert Minson and Bessie Lowry OF
Mulvane we're granted a marriage license
yesterday.
Mr.. Claud Lyttle has returned 20 his
work in Means Brothers drug store. He
looks very weak yet
Mrs Howard Homer IS here from Linds-
borg. called here by the serious illness Of
her aunt, Miss Burch-
Halloween refreshments win be served
free az Halloween party Friday night
at the First Presbyterian church
c. E. STYLES Of Kansas City. assistant
general passenger agent OF the Missouri
Pacific. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Guy Davidson. the assistant state
bank examiner. is n the city. lie Is look
ing over the books CT the state hanks
here.
Mrs. Alto Kern and daughters left yes
terday for Albuquerque over the Missouri
Pacihc and VIII be absent about four
months
Mrs. y. 7. Schultz, nee Mamie Kramer.
q Perry. is II the oley visiting hsr old
friend and school-ate, Mrs Amos Sites
OF So South Topeka avenue
Mrs.. Marie Ciose King from West Point.
Pa. VIII conduct services for TIE Uni
versaIIst church sunday ~ Il a n and
7s9 p II - A. o. Z. Is. hall. x South
Main
The Central Christian church VII begin
series q revival meetings next Sun
day. November ,. with Rev 7. v Cooubs
q Indianapolis IS TIE evangelist ard III.
Davis C Ohio as singer
jones Woltz & Co. scld TIRE thL-t lot
east Z the Rock Island depot q TIE
south side q Do1slas 20 Jacob Bisszatz
for consideration ot S-s-5 NJ konzsa
formerly owned the place
JOSIAH Aliens wife. w.th Josiah a1t
their large and Interesting family. WI a.
sist az the entsrtainzert q 80 gu=sts
a; TIE Hauowe'ea P4-tT Friaay ughf
60 re Presbyterian churrh-
Ho1 P Messsn. cosaclnan r-n t1e
E.lid district. Oklahoma vas q visitor il
wichita today. he Is e1thlsiastic f1r
Statehood and. having the co-ragc z RS
convictions. wll Ecrk o tsat ED
NJ aid Mrs. 7 " Co;tau. wh1 have
Been copying their rosms ovs- - East
Douglas. have moved o. thair b-ck cot
&c. .- $500 ~ s--s~f --E TO-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-31
WAS A MEMBER
Modern Tonties Pass Resolutions of
Condolences.

Modern Tonties Pass Resolutions of
Coincidence.
Whereas: With sincere regret the mem
bers OF Pleasant Council No. z. Modern
Tonties. learn OF the sudden death Of
our worthy sister, Fannie P. Wilson. who
died in Dayton, Ohio. October s, 1901. be
it
Resolved, That We. the members Of
said council. extend TO the bereaved hus-
band of our departed sister. II. E. VIII
son. our tenderest sympathy in this great
trial OF sorrow and affliction he is called
upon 10 bear IN the loss OF his esteemed
wife.
Resolved, That this resolution be pre-
served upon the records OF the council;
that one copy thereof be presented TO
Brother Wilson as a token Of our sympa-
thy. and also that these resolutions be
presented 10 our city papers and the Ton
tie for publication.
KATIE Wendell
HELEN II MINIS
EZRA Z. BEARD
Committee
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JURY TRIAL ORDERED
ir Harbor csss q United States vs
Bishop & CO.

ir Hsrbor csss Of United States Va.
Bishop & CO.
Honolulu. Oct 81 (gia San Tranc.scc}--
United states Je8g. Es;ce MS ordered re
Jury trial IA the cass q the CaHst
states against Bishop e Co. ora q tse
defendants n thu suites b. ths government
% condemn lands f1r tbs Pearl hA~har
navaI station This ia REGARDED as a
z,sbstantlan victory fgr oll the asTantaats
ia the cases. az an have been fEttins
hard for jury trials. unssr ths Impression
that a jury wouid value fhs land o. be
condemned higher than vclId rs court
The valuation set On the pieaAings for Tho
government is lraa than &C. 99. while the
defendants claim one million an q hsif
Judge Estce st The Bishop case FOR TRIAL
By fury for November 81 and ordered the
other defendants % BE- ready 20 foIo~.
This orler Tor jury il tbs Bishop case
vas not made applicable % sh@ others.
brit e is expected % bs followed IS =
precedent
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D(JLLAESS N GRAINS
Small Professional Trading
Characterizes Days Business
WHEAT CLOSES LOWER
Corn Closes 3-8c Higher and
Oats i-8C Up.

Chicago. Oct. 2o.-Dullness and small
professional trading characterized bust
ness on the board Of trade today. De-
cember wheat closed &c lower, Deem
Der corn 149ssc higher. and December
oats &c up. Provisions closed IN
changed TO nc higher.
Weakness in wheat cables and con-
tinued reports Of heavy rains IN Argen-
tina Influenced wheat holders TO sell and
encouraged short sellers. The cash bus
mess was also slow. and both northwest
ern and primary receipts were considera-
bly, increased This brought an opening
for December M61tc lower, at 701zc. Only
the gaining strength in the corn pit pre-
vented a decided slump IN wheat for
though in the face OF these bearish fac
tors December sold up to 707sc, later when
dullness was more pronounced IL sagged
back quickly 10 70l4c. The outside mar
kets were doing very little business and
December was the weaker future ruling
relatively 3 10 &c lower than May. Late
IN the day there was a small reaction on
export news. and December closed weak,
&c lower, at 702sdI0lzc. Local receipts
were 123 cars, one of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported So cars,
making a total for the three points OF
765, against 63S last week and 55s a year
ago. Primary receipts were 1.143 600 bush
els, compared with S41 .00o bushels a year
ago.
Seaboard clearances IN wheat and -four
were $4,000 bushels. The seaboard re-
ported IS loads taken for export.
Corn was strong the first hour as the
result OF light receipts and firm cables,
which frightened the short interest and
Influenced buyers. December opened
steady, but soon advanced &c. Most Of
this buying, however, was professional.
and a good deal of proft-taking and a
dull turning market without any notice
able support weakened December till Il
sold at SIC. Some covering at this figure
brought a slight improvement, and De-
cember closed firm, 14G2sc higher, at
57l5c. Receipts were 100 cars.
There was less speculative interest in
oats today, and corn was the influential
factor Trade was nearly all local, with
an early buoyant tone on the corn ad-
vance. Apparently the early purchases
which brought a rise in this pit were
Der opened unchanged, fuctuated narrow
" and closed steady, sc higher. Re
ceipts were 10 cars.
Provisions were more active than at
any time for a week. There was an early
small demand which kept prices Up de-
spite q sagging hog market Later every
thing turned duh and January pork
closed unchanged, at $3.50, lard PIC
higher. at $50, and January ribs PIC up,
al $40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, los cars; corn, 80 cars; oats,
10 cars; hogs, 1900 head.
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is UNIQUE FRAUD
New York Sub Treasury Is Locking Fer
Lightweight Dollar Men.

NEW 1oFN olC- reaSury IS LOCKING Tor
Llghtweisht Dollar Men.
New York. Oct S0.-Ths New York
sub-trsasury has asked the ala q the
Washington secret service bureau n run-
ming down the persons who arc RESPONSE
bic for the food Of light weight silver
half dollar and dollar pieces recently dis
covered IA this city. The method en-
ployed by the operators - unique ard
"a effect IS similar % the sweating Of gold
coins. once so common with the addition
that ths silver coins are plated When
Eghtensd the coins. retaining their origf-
nal appearance. ara again placed in cir
culation. requiring a trained eye and an
experienced touch 70 discover that they
have been tempered with. After biz
OF the wear and tear money undsrgoes
the coins which have been operated on
reveal their Hehtness and "a a result
are refused acceptance. 70 g not per
missabis for the government 90 redeem
the coins at their face value. and e courre
their intrinsic value IS much less than
the amount for which they have been
passed current Electro piaters who make
a speciality OF Eilverwars use bar silver
for theiv purpose. u place o. Tie crude
metal Il f. explained that general smaller
firms have utilized silver coins a. haIg
and dollar determinations ard having OBJ
tanned from thefn a deposit o. silver unoa
The article which IS being plated. have
used the money again az It's face vslae
By this operation they gain tbs cost ~
the silver used n plating ard a. coin
metal Is practical ypurs. Trey az able
70 put hner ard more sxpenrivo finish
upon the goods than y honest methods
we're employed with bar metal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Took Another
Tumble.
WAS FLAT 10 CENTS LOWER
Top Price Was $3.50 for
TOppy Hogs,
VAS FLAT 10 CENTS LOWER

There was not very large run OF hogs
yesterday, but taken with the hold-overs
from the previous day the supply was
about equal to the demand. There were
three car loads unsOld when the market
closed, but it was not for want Of q
buyer. They were held because sellers
refused TO accept the bids offered. The
market was a strong 10 cents lower
again yesterday. Cudahy had accumu-
lated a good supply of hogs in his pens
from the past two days buying, and he
sent in a light order yesterday, which
Cid not more than absorb the wagon de-
Nveries. Armour's orders seemed to be
for everything that could be bought
worth the money, and the result was
that he got a mighty fine drove Of hogs.
The top price was S. s., and the car load
that brought this price would gladden.
the heart Of any packer. They were
we'll finished lot OF hogs weighing 24S
pounds. They were red DurOcks, with
not q dock IN the car load, and they all
looked like they had been cast in the
same mould They looked 10 be as well
worth the money they brought IS some
car loads that went over the scales for
N-A-- > ~Ol4Lo 4rSS- A4f e~tS a-f-SSS AoiAA
the big markets was 10 the effect that
Sun lower prices are expected II present
large receipts are kept up There were
30 hogs left In the sale pens at Chicago
when the market closed yesterday. An
over supply always gives buyers a chance
TO bid down prices, and they usually i'm
prove the opportunity. Nobody can fore
tell the future, but the shippers who buy
carefully with q view OF lower prices
viii lose the least money If the market
should go still lower, and they will make
the most money II the market should
react and g higher. L is the intention
OF the buyers here 10 keep this market
in line with the other markets Of the
country, ana present Indications are that
they VIII take all the hogs that come.
hoe SATp-z
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FEN STOCKS ADVANCE
General List Sluggish, Hesita-
ting and Changing Little,
C0AL6RS BORNE UP
High Priced Members Gain
From 2 3-8 10 3 Points.

New York. Oct so.-Ths volume OF
/ dealings fell of still further today. and
( again congested in a few stocks n which
I there was rather obvious manipulation.
( The manipulation was for the advance
( but its effect was confined 10 the lead
ing active stocks so far as any notable
results were concerned The general list
vas sluggish and hesitating. and huctu-
ated narrowly throughout The coalers
were taken in hand for an upward move
ment, the concerted buying OF the group
ing being based on the reports OF very
heavy demand and a trarfic only limited
BY the car supply OF the companies,
while prices are firmly maintained az the
maximum Of recent years. The high
priced members OF the group gained
from rs 10 3 points, and those selling
under par rose about a point ST. Paul
resumed its recent show OF strength and
was followed as usual by the Pacific
stocks 10 the extent OF between I and
points.
There was another demonstration in the
Vanderbilts also today. but its influence
did not extend very effectively outside OF
that group. Amalgamated Copper con-
tinued active and somewhst Irregular
above yesterdays level yet unconfrTned
poratiOn OF Calumet and Hecla- The Ma
tional Lead stocks were strong on pros
poets OF improved trade conditions. and
Manhattan and Sugar also helped out
the show OF strength. The determination
10 take a cheerful view OF the gold ex-
port movement which was increased TO-
day 70 a total Of 8. $50 GO. was apparently
based on the idea that the relief AFFORD
ed 20 the foreign situation viii be re-
fected back upon this market There
IS some assurance telt also that the
movement Will be checked after tonnor-
rows shipments. This feeling will Be-
emphasized Il the Bank OF England
maintains Its discount rate unchanged
tomorrow. as now seems possible Judg-
ing from the freedom with which the
bank discounted today at the current
rate.
The Favorable subscriptions announced
yesterday for New York City bonds are
taken as reassuring regarding the money
market conditions. and the release OF
November 1st disbursements. including
government interest IS looked 20 tide
over next week. Some currency is re-
turning from the west. and the transfers
20 the south havs diminished. Receipts
Of gold from the Pacific coast through
the sub-treasury have served TO tighten
the drain OF that institution upon the
money market. With surplus reserves
at a figure well above that Of last year
and a year before, anxiety over the
money market outlook tends % relax. and
the Sentiment is expressed that the gold
exports can well be spared After q
very irregular movement the market
closed firm IN the heighborhood OF the
best prices.
Railroad bonds we're only moderately
active, and show irregular changes
Total sales. par value, s2.6Seoo0. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call
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Topeka. Tcan. Oct G-Thsrs - a a.
visiou n the First Congregational church
here bccsles 10 pastor. Or r. = Flax.
- a believer n advanced tieught and
because ss a reuif many % bis mem
bers arc Foi1g 81 Rfr O. ~ Sh@if7u'
church. the Central rrrgation Or.
Fgar. fraT1 .-tiy csisFerB scisrtins isot-
ores arf aerr1rrs which saVor - higher
criticism. Ard ere op-ozfsT facfipn in rs
church vii make al eTert % ouss Kin
from trs raEtoraf-
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SIS; Gamers. n.5a25 80; bulls. s2.4Oa3. so;
calves. s.. Ccd5. 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 13.5 500; market 5 TO TIC
lower; top, $50; bulk of sales, $500
$50; heavy. s. 90d6. %; mixed packers,
s5.70q5-S0; light, $5.z5q5.75; pigs, S4.50q
5-S5.
sheep-Receipts, 400; sheep steady;
lambs. 1Oc lower; native lambs, s4.o4
40; western lambs. g. 75G4 50; native
wethers, s.. 25T3.75: western wethers, $. p
a. 60; ewes, s.. 00Q3- 70; culls. s1.5Gg3-50.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, Oct 30.-Cattle-Receip s.
500, including $500 Texans; market steady,
but slow; beef steers, 81. 25d5. 90; stock
ers and feeders, s2.0Od4.00; cows and
heifers, s.. 2p94. 80; Texans steady; steers.
s.. S5d4 30; cows and heifers, s.. O0d3. 8.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market to 10c
lower; pigs and lights, $. 6od5. 70; pack
ers, $. 65G5. 70: butchers, $. S596. ..
Sheep-Receipts, 200; market steady;
native sheep, s3.e0G3.50; lambs, 81. o5q5. 90;
Texas sheep, 3.ooGS.S
st. Joseph.
st. Joseph. Oct. 30.-Cattle-Receipt
:. 500; market active; best stronger; na-
tives, % .e0q6 80; COWS and heifers, 81. ga
SO.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; market 10 10c
lower; pigs steady; light and light mixed
$ .6Og5.S so; medium and heavy. SlTG
: .s21a; pigs, 81. 25Q5. IS; bulk, 8. 7O65sG
Sheep-Receipts. $50; market steady to
weak; lambs, $40.
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COMING LOCAL ryEsTs.

Flrst German La1lss Ala society zlH
reet f1-zorryH sfte--ooa - re hozs q
NJ @. Walro-. Ia East Wztsrr1az-
TIRE al - a rrse-irE 70 ~ Callt CEl-
tire cis5 this aster19ez q: clocE. l1
tie ETr-fiz ryoEs ln re clrv h-lL--E.
East SIDE ~ c 7. r. MI bo11 r--
.1- @esr.ns this scterneoz az go ~ tae
hze . grs- = r. T~e1 z- 1-zflas
zF-au=. a ceu1l4l l1rtzro1 ezter-e+
ID fuea1H ard ze.Thters
cr~ea CifT lo1ge So - - - r val
Er.t usetsaE ef t
~ rsr-- ban ortr 81 Eas- ees s
h gre flt-4 1rEree r % ce-ter-ee ~
- ,szse tea-. zszsz-e1 ~ slat-1E ze-a-
se-s Al ze=se-s lzr.iss . - sTessz-
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Cattle

There was a light supply Of cattle on
the market yesterday and absolutely
nothing for the butchers, The butchers
are not able 20 get enough fat cattle,
and they are talking Of going outside
Of this market TO find them. Good fat
cows and heifers seem to be scarcer than
ever before in the history Of this market.
There is a demand for good beef. and
butchers here are not wanting anything
en- the Gamer order. The demand is for
fat cows ana heifers worth three dollars
and over. The demand for stOckers is
sufficient TO take all the offerings. and
prices keep about steady There IS very
little inquiry for heavy feeders, on &C
count OF the hiSh price for corn.
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st. Joseph.
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.

THE fastest selling article / nave in
my store" writes Druggist c. T. Smith,
OF Davis, KY, lis DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds. because it always cures. In my
six years Of sales it has never failed. 1
have known it to save sufferers from
throat and lung diseases, who could get
no help from doctors or any other rem
edy." Mothers rely on it, best physicians
prescribe 1t, and Behring's pharmacy
guarantees satisfaction or refund price.
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes, 80 cents
and 81
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New York. Oct 23.-MonsT on car
firm. AZ Z per cent: prime mercantile pa
PEI. flzS5 per cent: sterling exchange
barely steady. with actual busirees o.
bankers bill. ~ g ss-zl78 ~ for feuard
s18 - 81 s31@74 81. 20 sixty DAYS. posted
rates. s. ~ and S{-s7ls. Commercial biIla.
s. 81. - So Bar silver. -, Merlran
dollars. -. Government bonds steady.
rcfl-1ing tTos. registered ard c0unon
u.s.. thress, registered. T11z- co-1ror-
llsiz: rev fou-s. registered. ~. coupo7.
-.34. Old fours. registered and coupou
La. 1vss. registered. 1874. corpo1. 1874
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Rahe and Mother DEAD.

Sudaace, wye. Cct. So.-alrs. Julia Wag-
stan. wife o. q wei % do farmer Of this
place. committed suicide last night ~
taking powdered bin viaroiL The pol
son also resulted in the death q her ten
months old babe. which vas found dead
IN the mothers arms. The woman had
been subject - fits q insanity. 70 che q
which Is attributed this act
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THE WEATHER.

wichita. Kz-. OF -. TrfL
Another f1e fau dzy -xoept Sor q 5r-sk
south zl1d- Ire temperature vas fror-
81 % .. 4 range - 1. ard TIE nan -
which - - degrees warner thzl TIE
normal
There vsrs from tEo % fo1r-ts-th
c-r--s clc1Es nearly a. day
Ter TIE rsst fc-rniz h- the telpe-zt-l-e
las averaged 20 degrees daily vzrErT
than IRE normal ard s1-cs 80 f-Ft q
tire r1orth TIE average r. - ceE-@es
aa5ly WzrE-er than the acrllL
TETrJ Z. John SON Cstxs-ve-
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WAS LITTLE FLlcHrY
Countess Russell Failed 20 Advise
With Attorneys.

London. Oct s9-Co1atess Russell art
81 without the knoTiedEs q her legal ad-
visors II cabling % Assistant seeret1ry
Taylor e the treasury department ~
WashinEton. asking f7T q public au1loEy
from him for a statement alleged o. haze
been made ~ him regarding ms divorce
granted % Eari Russell IN AEneTica she
appears % have been vater TIE ifaprea-
sion that VI Taylor lad declared thaf
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TcaT11VF1Ffh. E1n-. Ort E-T. I.
Brown. 81 Kaasaa Cisy. Kan. has ss~a
arrested f1r f1rg.rT fbs name e TrznE
Halfv4a 20 lrafr c1 ths Ch~rrieal Ss-
fia-al b-rE ~ Sew York. sor tea8
Upon discovery 20 agree3 - G-aks -
amount good ara rifh al srles- re1t "a
Eeras Cifr t0 raise - ngz~T.
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RATES
So AND So PER DAY
B. L. EATON, Proprietor

tho American divorce was valid and that
re had thus Indirectly eadQrsst as true
any evidence adverse 20 the Scounteas
siven in course 81 proceedings IA tho
Uaited states. Y she follows ths advice
of her attorneys. the countess VII drop
the matter
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FOR HIS WIDOW
Modern Tonties Regret the Death Of
Francis Zamard.

Resolved. That W the death Of Brother
Frances L Lanare. which occurred Oo-
tober 5. 1901, IN Congress-. Arizona Pleas
ant Council No. y, Modern Tonties. Is
called upon 70 mourn the demise OF an es-
teemed brother, a worthy man and a loyal
member Of our order.
Resolved. That the members OF said
council do hereby extend to the sorrowing
wife OF our departed brother. Cleonaine
Lamare, our heartfelt sympathy IN this
hour OF deep affliction.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
preserved upon the records Of the conn
ell, that one copy be sent to Sister Lamare
as a token OF our sympathy. and also
that these resolutions be presented 70
the city newspapers and the Tontie for
publication.
KATIE wendell
MELEN n. MINIS
=
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several or the ABOVE received very
hearty encore and responded One Of
the special features OF the evening was
the Gypsy 'Fortune-Teller.'
The remainder OF the evening was spent
in getting acquainted and social games.
The entertainment lasted until mid
night and all returned to their homes
voting the Daughters Of Rebecca
royal entertainers. The program. although
long on account of frequent encores, was
much above the average evening enter
tainments. The drawing Of a handsome
quilt was a feature OF the evening. The
lucky one was Mr.. Raspaw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-31

~ rasa. Ter-a. ocs rf-ars~ fssi 80
ever a. hour fa - Paao ans vfci-stY 80
aftrruooa ara vas fonow~e ev h~zvr
rain. y - ths sa>1ies- sna~ a.o~-1 -
record here. rhs westhes has beoous
1er
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FAMOUS REAuTIEs

Look with horror on skin eruptions,
blotches, sores, pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one. who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Il glori6es the
face. Eczema CT salt rheum vanish
before t. It cures sore lips. chapped
hands, chnblains. Infallible for piles. sc
at Gehrings pharmacy.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago. Oct .-Cattle-Receipts. 21-
N8 including 500 Texans. 400 westerns:
beef cattle mostly I9 20 15c lower; COWS
slow: go0e To prime steers. S6.Gd6 50,
poor TO medium. $ .S5G5 20; stockers and
feeders. $1.c3It-25. cows, S1-Z5d4.59; heif-
ers. s. 2l5.oo, Gamers $l.2542-2 ., bulls,
s2.0a7+.5o; calves, SS.ooG6.25: Texas fed
steers. S3.0oG4.l0; western steers, S5.6o8
SIS
Hog@ReceIpts. today. 2o0o0; tomorrow
27.o9o. left over, son; market 20 10c
lower; close or bottom; mixed and butch
ers, S5.-5I6-29; good 10 choice heavy. $ 50
46--is, rough heavy, S5-5oI5.79: light,
80 9o. bulk Of sales, S.7505.a0.
Sheep-Receipts. 3o01; mostly - cents
lower, lambs l5a-5c lower; good to choice
vethers. S5-59I4 90, fair 10 choice mixed.
$-.9tes +)- western sheep. &-oo65.75, na-
tive lambs, 3 .5a14.65 western lambs.
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Kansas CITY

Kansas City oct. 0.-Cattle-Receipts.
natives u.oel, Texans 6o); calves 7oo.
Corn Fed steers snd cows steady % 11c
lower; grass cattle and stockers and feed
ers steady; choice export and dressed beer
steers. S5-45lo.s-e tair 10 good. s. ga
665. st0ckers and feeders 2SlG4 ..
western steers S5.oos55.l9. western range
steers. S3-25I5.20, Texas and Indian
steers. 3. 7973. 81; Texas cows. S2.ooTo- ..
native COWS. S-.sl44-e1; heifers. S2.75g
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