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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
CONTROVERSY
.A
Is Opened With New
1 vigor Between
SAMPSON AND SCHLEY
Board OF Inquiry To Be Ap.
pointed Once More

Washington, July "a Secretary
Long today received letter from
Rear Admiral Schley regarding tht
appointment of court Of inquiry tC
Investigate his conduct in the Santi.
ago campaign. Some formal an
nouncements are expected later ia the
day from the ecrelarys office.
Admiral Dewey will preside over
the Schey court of inquiry. Secre-
,arr Long had been Informed late yes
terday OF Schley', letter being on the
way. He lelegraphed Dewey at the
Naval war college at Newport to come
to Washington. Immediately on his
arrival Dewey visited Longs office,
when he was formally tend, red the
position. Without any hesitation
the admiral accepted.
1t is announced that the court will
meet at Washington in September.
The names OF the ether members OF
the court will be made public later.
Schley's s letter and Longs reply were
made public this moruing.
Schley says in part regarding Mac
Lays history: "Frum xcerptS quoted
n.Some Of the reviews, in which page
ana paragraph are given, there is such
pefversion OF facts, construction of
intektion: such lntemperate abuse ard
da1an4ation Of myself, which subjects
Mr.. MacLatto action In civil law, l
think the time has come to take such
action as may bring this matter under
discussion under clearer and calmer
review of my brother officers in arms.
and to this end ak such action at
the hands OF the department as it
may deem best to accomplish thi,
purpose "
Secretary Longs formal reply to
the above concludes with: "The de-
partment will at once proceed in ac-
cordance with your request y
Washington. d c., July 24.- Such
a strong pressure is being brought 10
bear on Rear Admiral Schley by not
only bis StrongesL supporters, but
from others her, t fore different, to
take steps for an investigation into
his conduct during the war with
S pain, that it seems almost certain
that the admiral will be forced 10
seek an investi. alton. Whether it
will be court of inquiry or criml 1al
proc edings against McLay and the
publishers Of his History OF the Navy,
or S, me other form, no one can fore
cast.
The Washington Post, one OF
SchleyS most partisan organs, which
has all along advised against the ad-
niral s taking the initiative in an in
vestigati n, in an editorial, says the
lime has arrived when Schley should
clear bis name from the attacks it has
bee n subjected to for the past two
years.
Secretary Long stands ready to
grant court of inquiry, and thinks
chley should ask for one If the ad-
miral will make a request tor one.
The old conlr)Versy is up again ard
a. ore intensified than ever, aud there |
appears to be no d ubt that the whole
W est Inc ian campaign will be aired
ia some tribunal at an cary date.
Congress is almost sure To take the |
n after up soon after The openiug IN
DeCt mDer.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
The LYNCHERS
Who Hung The Italian
Subjects
TO Be PUNISHED
The United States Gives As.
surance To Italy

Rome, July "a. The American
charge d'atfaires here, In accordance
with instruc ions from Washington,
has inform Signor Prinetti. the
Italian minister Of foreign affairs,
that the United States government
will take every l-gal means to assure
the punishment OF the lynchers Of the
Italians in Mississippi.
Ia this Connection Signor Prinetti
had said he felt sure the criminals
would not 60 unpunished, as had hap
peled in some preceding cases.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
Oon'r Aste

Your money on fake hair tonicS. DR..
Whites FL, ctric Comb Patented
Feb 2, so, is the only safe, certain
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it's weight Ia gold. Send SOC in
! tampS for one NOW. Guaranteed.
ID. n, Rose, Gen. Mgr., Decatur, III.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
MUST GO TO JAIL

Topeka, Kan, July 24,-Carrie Ma
tion must 60 to Jail for there is no ap-
peal from the sentence of 800 and a
80 days nj sentence by Judge Hazen
10 the district court for disturbing
the peace and dignity of the city by a
Sunday ''ioint" raid last March.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
CARD OF TIL ANK

desire TO extend my heartfelt
graft, ude to those who II kl Oily
presented floral tributes and for the
many expressions Of sympathy for me
III my recent bereavement III the SIS
of my beloved huSnal d.
MRS GEORGE MORTIMER.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
Whose Hair?

lour OWE, or a wig. If you want
to Keep your own hair into old age
Use Dr.. Whites Ell, ctric Comb. 1t
cures dandrutl and hair falling when
everything else fails, yet costs no
more than an ord nary c,mb. Sold
IN written guarante. Ladies size
20c gents size 35c, fine SOC, (stamps).
d, y, Rose. Gen. Mgr, Decatur, Ill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
SHOWERS TONIGHT.

Bost' n, July 24.-Maine, showers
in east and fair in west portion to-
night. Thursday fair and cooler.
Vermont, showers, tonight, fair and
cooler Thursday. Massachuse, IS. fair
and cooler tonight and Thursday.
Light variable wiLdS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
Look at Your Coat CoiIay.

Covered with dandrutI, rs usual. That
means diseased soap. Dr. Whites
Electric Comb will soon cure that
The only patented comb In the world.
Every one who has used it is wild
with delight, Only 35c and SOC each
d. n r Sc, Gen Mgr. Decatur Ill
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, July 24.--Tnese Yer
mont pensions are annOunced:
Origiual, Albert f. Jones. Burling.
ton, $40; Vernon W. Halbert, Fair.
fax, SO.
Increase, John Sanborn, West Burke,
$40; Henry Fl. HUFF, Burlington $40
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
THE DONOVAN CASE
(Snecial to the TELEGKAM.)

[cptCTdI 10 U11c I IELEUN-E'T'7
Montpelier, July 2i.-Tne hearing
on motion for new trial IN the j. Z.
Don van case was closed last night.
No decision has been rendered
The case of j. s. Niles VS.. Barre
Railroad is being heard today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24
VILLA MSTOWN,

Miss Lizzie Lapp n of Barre is the
IIesJ Of Miss Divil York.
He,b,rt Whitc0mb and Miss May
Lucia ul Barre paid thi, tonn Il, ing
7'>i, sunday evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-24

There are many good advertising
mediums in Vermont but If you have
not tried, the TELEGRAM you should
do so for quick returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
Inst nf the MOdOcs

Another good Indian has been made by
the death OF a Modoc brave. and now the
bucks Of the tribe have been reduced to
the. fatal thirteen in number Thus have
dwindlcd the fighters OF the most warika =
tribe Of men that ever arrayed themselves
against an enemy. They have been the
Ishma aclites Of tho Pacific slope. and there
fore they were called "Modccs" by the other
tribes, for "modoc" means enemy"
The entire tribe has dwindled to seventy
seven members, all wratched beings. with
no thirst for war, but an ambitionless. In
dolent and dull set of beings that have
cast aside every virtue that they ever
possessed and have taken on every vice that
civilization mas offered. This remnant.
mostly women and diseased children that
has dwindled from lighting power worthy
OF United states opposition to the very
verge of extinction, Is now quartered on a
small reservation in the Quapaw country
These last of the Modocs are prisoners Of
war, held by the government, but allowed
great freedom. for they are not likely 10
wander from the supplies they are provided
with, for If they should they would starve
to death
only one among them shows any of the
snirit that once actuated the tribe. lie Is
Sam Boil. about loo years old and he rs
willing to take the Warpatn again.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16

ding on the report Of the surrender of Cape
rebels; West Australians were better, ex-
cept London and Globes. which were dull
owing to fears about the position OF the
corporation. West Africans doomed. The
amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance today was
10000; Spanish As, 7ii9; American eagles
are quoted in the open market at 76s 3D.
PARIS, Jan. 15.--Prices we're hrm on the
bourse today, being favorably impressed by
the China news and stimulated by the gov
ernments success in the Chamber of Depu-
ties yesterday Internatlonals were in great
favor; Spanish Is were in strong request on
the rumor of the convention being definitely
abandoned; Braziians advanced sharply on
improved exchange; Rio tintos were firm;
Kafrs advanced on English buying. Three
per cent rentes, 1O1f 9719c for the account;
Spanish 4s, 72.01ts
BERLIN. Jan. 15-On the bourse today
prices were firm, home funds were In good
demand and internatonals were harder, es-
pecially Spanish As, on Paris advices; Amer
leans and Canadian Pacifcs were easier;
banks were maintained; Austrian credits
eakened on Vienna sales; mines advanced
on bear covering. Exchange on London,
20m 46pfgs. for checks Discount rates:
Short bills. per cent; three months bills,
3aa per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities,

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-FLOUR-Recelpts
Sl,7Ti bbls; exports, 99OI bbls; practically
Winter Win patents, $s5ai6o;' winter s{raeishts'
flour, dull; fair to good, s2,Soa315; choice to
fancy, S15u36O BuCkwheat flour, dull, coz
62c. G. l. T.. New York.
CORNMEAIs-Steady; yellow western,
Ole: city 92c; Brandywinc, 50 35lr2.45
RYE-Steady; No western, 5Sl2c. f., o. b,
niioat; state, bSd5ic, C. l. T., New York car
BARLEY-steady; feeding, 4sQ5Oc; c. 1. T..
New York; mailing, 6oa65c, C, l. f., New
BARLEY MALT-Dun: western, 67a72c.
WHEAT-Receip's $500 bu, Spot, easy;
H. az eGotor reG c D. ab9at; t Mo- red red
+. Q. b., aiioat;. No, hard Duluth, SCsic, +,
o; b., afoat. Options Were, generally weak
Wall street or other prominent interests
heayiness was also inspired by near!sh
cables, liberal primary receipts, poor sea-
SS;eds I2S March: SSC7sgslS closed Sls
CORN, Receipts, 500 hu,; exports, So;
1T bu. Spot. easy; No. 2. 46lAc, elevator, and
47c {. o. b., ahoat, Option market opened
steady and was sustained about all day by
continued unseasonable weather west, and
prospects for smaller receipts. Closed
steady and unchanged. January closed, 46c
March, closed, 4ilsc; May, 4ic; closed, 4ici
bu. Spot, quiet; No. 2, 3Oiac No, 8, 3Oc; No
mixed western. 5Sdai}sc; track vt white. R VIA g'SG
S5c. Options neglected and nominally
HOPs-steady: state. common to choice
1900 crop l6I2lc; ls99 crop, 1ldl5c; old, "a
&c; Paciiic coast, 1900 crop, i5ql9c; 1899 crop
-HIDEs-Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs. 1871
mlsc; California, p to 25 lbs, l9c; Texas
dry; q TO 30 lbs, l5c,.
bEATHER-Firm hemlock sole, Bueuos
ANrgS light 10 hpnyNwniRht OiIIolps
wooi:Gpun; domestic fleece aaasct
PRovisIoNs-Becf, steady; family. nl.p
@l2,2O; mess. s9.God95o; packet si0Oo6llO5O
meats steady; picked bellies, iSS Ss;759asFo
picked shoulders, s575dG00; piclIed hams
@@aS25; Lard, firm; western steamed
America, $50, compound, s5,5oq5. .62le. Pork
strong family, sls.ooal6oo; short clear
SAb0dlIO0; mess, Si3.75mli75.
TALLow-steady; city 5lsc; country, 81
PouLTRY-Alivc, firm; fowls, lie; chick
ems, &c; turkeys, 96lOc dressed steady
turkeys, SlRQlO1ac; chickens, lOq1lc fowls
BUTrER-Receipts. $500 pkgs.; firm
creamery, l6q2lc; June creamery, l5q2lc
factory, 1lal4c.
CHEESE Receipts, slel pkgs,; steady
fall made, 1ldl4c.
TGGs~Receipts, s,Slt pkss fairly steady
scei western, loss of, aclsc, '''''' ~ '''4
Notwithstanding energy was con
spicuous by its absence In the local meta
market today. a few small sales of LAX,
Superior copper at sl6SIia was practitall,
the only important feature but however
as demand for that article was fair hold
ers held for higher rates and at the Clos'
$i7 was bid. with no offerings. Casting anC
electroytic, dull at sl7Sis market dull
Tin dull and was nominally unchanged Il
s26S. with London sales unchanged a
G1lS l5s Lead and spelter continue luie
and. without !quotable change on the basi
Of Hs7rs and 81 loa4l5, respectively, Do
mestic iron markets were featureless an(
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16

he disposition of the days receipts was
follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
- h.a In
Total

CATTLE-There was the heaviest run of
cattle here today that has arrived since the
second week I'm December or last year. As
a result of the liberal supply In sight buy
ers were inclined to take advantage of the
opportunity to pound the market, and con-
sequcntly II was slow, draggy market
from start to finish, with the tendency of
prices considerably lower.
There was a large run If beef cattle, but
comparatively few OF them could be called
finished. The best grades were not so
much lower than they were yesterday, but
the general run of the offerings was big
dime lower, and In some cases more than
that. Buyers were exceeding slow about
taking hold of the common and ~armed-up
stun, and sellers found II difficult to dis
pose of that class of cattle at any price 1t
was late before anything like clearance
was effected.
The COW market was i'm much the same
condition as the trade on steers. There
were nearly 10 cars of cows and heifers
to hurry I'm order to get their orders filled
The choicest grades were picked up in
fairly good shape at prices not so very
much lower than yesterday but aside from
those the market could safely be quoted 10
0l5c lower and slow The greatest decline
was on the medium kinds, which are
neither choice nor Gamers.
There were very few feeders offered to-
day The best ones sold readily at steady
prices but the common light stun was slow
and lower The demand for that class of
stock is not good and the tendency of prices
is lower, and sellers say II Is difficult to
move that class of cattle at any price
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
Wool Market.
\ AMMAN

LONDON, Jan. 15.-WOOL-The first
series of the 1901 wool auction sales opened
today. There was a large attendance and
competition was brisk. The average of
prices was from to ne per cent above the
October sales. Merinos and Cape of Good
Hope and Natals sold 5M7h per cent and
cross-breds par to per cent higher; the
offerings numbered 1926 bales and were too
small to fairly test the market.
The demand was fairly distributed COM
ing from home and abroad. Merlnos played
a good tone and at top prices were in re-
quest; cross-breds were offered In small
lots and met with a good demand; Cape of
Good Hope and Natal cross-breds sold read
fly; greasies per cent and secured per
cent dearer Following are the sales in de-
tall
New South Wales, 900 bales; secured, 4Ad;
greasy, 5@l0d. Queensland, 1900 bales
secured 1s6rls AID; greasy. 5MSd. Victoria.
900 bales: secured, 51addls31ad; greasy, 5Aa
3D. South Australia, 600 bales greasy, 4lam
Cd. West Australia 900 bales; greasy, 4ha
Sd. New Zealand. 1900 bales; secured, 7Ihd
ais 5lRd: greasy, 4qS1sd. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal, 400 bales; secured Is 1hd1
12s SID; greasy, 4LM7hd.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
Liberal Receipts and Di,coursging Gables
Impose on Wheat's Weakness
WEATHER CUTS A FIGURE IN CORN
Oats Market Narrow md Devoid of
Speculative Interest - Provisions
Has Day of Ups md Downs,
but Close steady.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-wheat was weak
today and declined on weak cables ana the
heavy movement, May closing 1adNc lower
Germ and oats closed &c down and pro-
visions 2iaN5c to nc higher.
May wheat opened sc lower at 1hd0Ic
and under the dlscoura cement OF weak
Liverpool cables and liberal northwest re-
ceipts sagged to 767sc. on the theory that
q reaction was about due there was some
buying on the decline and prices SLOWLY
climbed over the nc mark and later, moved
thereto by a decrease of 31SUO bushels m
tho worlds supply, touched O9sH02c. The
heavy primary reccipts--05S,OO bushels'
compared with $4,000 bushels a year ago
and lack Of outside support caused a reac-
tlon and the close was weak May i9u7sc
down at nc. New York reported Is loads
taken for export. Scaboard clearances IN
wheat and -four were equal to 200
bushels. Local receipts were los cars OF
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 1886 acrs, against 3i3 last week ana
corn was dull. but fairly steady, although
.the crowd kept Il close eye on wheat and
ran AT small losses. Uncertainty over the
weather. which at present Is not favorable
20 the movement. had "A steldying effect,
although II was reported thdt country
holders were preparing to rush large 1uan-
titles to market, the car supply having pe-
come more nearly adequate. The grade OF
corn being received shows no improvement.
or todays receipts, 6o9 cars, but car W.
graded contract. MAY sold between S'sc
ard 3shc. and closed ikc lower at 3Shd3S3sc.
There was n narrow market for oats and
the trade was bare OF features I'm "a spe sula-
tive way, although there continued TO he a
good cash demand. The movement from
first hands continued liberal. but dcsiranc
grades were hard to get Receipts were az
cars May sold between 25c and 2i5sc and
closed NC lower at 2Ac.
Provisions were quiet and steady. The
opening was higher in sympathy with
higher prices at the stock yards. THIS was
followed by n bulge on the good cash de-
mand. Prices reacted from the top on
realizing by scalpers, but tho close vas
steady May pork sold between Sli.tj aud
Sli27ia and closed 2i2c higher at slt tUR;
May lard between S62ls and s755. closing
bp1iac up at 500, and May ribs between
at S725.
ESTIMATED receipts tomorrow: Wheat "a
cars; corn, $40 cars; oats, 1855 cars; hogs, 3D.
pO head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16

Cattle Generally LOwcr-HOgs steady
to Higher-Shecp Down.

CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-CATTLE-Re Receipts.
5000 head. including 1900 Texans: choice
steers steady; others slow to 10c lower:
butchers stock steady and active; Texans
5Ml0c lower; good to prime steers, s5.25G6O0;
poor to medium, $3.6Od51O; stockers and
feeders. strong to 10c higher at $2.75d450; {;
cows, s27Om4,25; heifers $26OMi.65; Gamers,
s2.0om270; bulls slow at S2.65mi.3O. Calves,
25c lower at SiO06i6O0; ToXas-fed steers,
A.00M4S0; Texas grass steers, S3.3OGf4.OO; !;
Texas bulls $2.5O6p3621a.
HOGS-Receipts today, 30, 900 head tomor-
row 80 900 head; left over 5000 head: steady
to &c higher. closing weak; top, $40; mixed
and butchers, s5.10d5.37la good TO choice,
light, S. 1O0535; bulk of sales, S.. 20d5.3O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head: choice steady, others 10c lower:
lambs firm; good to choice wethers, 81. 75g
465: fair to choice mixed. $3.4O@3SO; west
ern sheep, S3756Di.65; Texas sheep, $2.5OQ
800; native lambs $.00a550; western lambs,
S5 0OT75 20
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
IBID.
Eoreipu Financial,

LONDON, Jan. 15.--Money was in fair de-
maud, plentiful and easy today; discounts
were steady; much caution was manifested
owing to the uncertainty OF the outlook
on the stock exchange operators were more
confident though there was a degree of
nervousness over the settlement. Consols
were firm on the cessation of sales for
money I'm connection with the settlement
home rails were in good demand, operators
being on the tiptoe OF expectation regaId ding
dividends; Americans opened weak and be-
low parity. There was considerable profit
taking after they advanced, facilities for
eiieted: later they were easier, closing dull
Foreigners had a better tone, on Paris ad-
vices and the possibility OF a large, new
Japanese loan for military works being dis
cussed. Kaffirs improved on vigorous bid
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
Changes in Available SUPPLIES.

NEW YORK, Jan, 15-Special cable ard
show the following changes in available
supply from last accounts:
Wheat, United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, increase, $4,000 bu. aiioat
for and in Europe, decrease 100000 bu. ;
total supply, decrease, 37S,OO bu. Among
the more important increases reported to
Bradstreet's are those of 10000 bu. at Chi
cago private elevators. $4,000 bu. at Port
land, Me, 81 900 bu. at Louisville ana 5000
bu. at northwest interior elevators. The
leading decreases include those of 10000 bu.
in Manitoba, $1,000 bu at Omaha and 5000
bu. at Depot Harbor. The combined stock
of wheat at Portland, ore, Tacoma and
Seattle, Wash, increased 5000 bu. last
week.
Corn, United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, increase, $4,000 bu.
Oats United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decrease, 1,077,OO0 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16

,SHEEP-There were only few cars OF
sheep on sale today, but what was offered
was choice and above the general run
That has been coming I'm Of late. The de-
mand was in good shape and everything
sold early at good strong prices, or fully a
dime higher than the close of last week.
a choice bunch Of alfalfa fed yearlings
SOLD as high as A75 but they were by far
the best that has been on the market this
year. Another string of yearlings sold for
A.55, and a bunch of wethers and yearlings
mixed brought $3.50. Ewes sold as high as
S5.45.
There were very few feeders offered today
and the market could be quoted steady.
Quotations: Choice fed wethers, 5000
4.35; fair to good wethers, $3s5a4.W:
choice yearlings, s44OdIA75; fair to good
yecaarlings' s42ba44o; CHOICE o eyes. $500
spring @ lambs soG oct Mss s5 ''t fair to eGSS good
spring lambs. A75q6.OO; feeder ewes, s. i5
1880; feeder wethers, S3.50n37b: feeee.
lambs 81 OOTJ4 40 RepresentatiVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
New York Liv. stock Market.

NEW YORK. @ Jan ,alS IS'-CArTLEmRifs, CA
steady; cables quote live cattle at liza
12Ac; refrigerator beef at 1Oal0Ac; ship
ments. $40 cattle. 1000 sheep and 1890 quar-
ters of beef tomorrow, 1880 quarters Of
beef. -
CALVES-Receipts 2s7 head: veals, 81, ,50d
$50; little calves. 81; barnyard stock, $4,000
$50; yearlngs, SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1,67l
head; steady; sheep, S.50d45O; culls. Si6
lambs. s6 90m615; no very prime lots sold !;
HOGS-Receipts, 217O head; none for sale :;
nominally quoted at s. 100000; light pigs,
s. 60fi5.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
NOrah's Foresight.

Youths Companion: The kitchen maid
thrust her head inside the door of the
family sitting room and called out:
"NTrs. Sthrahng, the cockroaches Is thick
in the ranthry an the chiny closet What'll
do wild EN-, menu"
"Cockroaches. Norah?" exclaimed Mrs
Strong, much displcased "llow does Il
happen that you have allowed them to be-
come so numernus?'
"They kim here from Mrs. Pairkins.
mem. mkt door" mentioning the name of
neighbor with whom her mistress was
not on very good terms,
Game from Mrs. Perkins did they?'
said Mrs. Strong, considerably Modified
well. | don't blame theml They'd starve
to death In that house"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16

HOGS-There was not an excessive sup
ply of hogs today, and as packers were
all good buyers the market was the most
active IL has been In some time. opening
bids were 719c to 1oc higher than yestertaL
and the close was strong. Buyers bolght
up the hogs as fast as they were unloadsd
and took good many OF them In the
shutes. so that the pens were cleared be.
fore o'clock in the morning The bulk OF
the sales went from S.22l2u5.2'l2. with top
OF $3.50. As will be seen from the table OF
average prices, the market Is now lust
about back to where IL was on January 10.
Several carloads arrived late In the morn
ing, but buyers were waiting for them and
they sold largely at S.S and S2Il9.
Chicagos close was weak, which anected
the sale of a few OF the last hogs but
nearly all of them were sold before the
weak report arrived. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-16
Knnsns CITY Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-WHEAT-Ma
67N@674c; cash No, 2 hard, 67@6Sisc; No.
3, 66M66Ac: No, red 7O@7lc; No. g. 67d69c,
CORN-May, 357sc; cash, No. 2 mixed,
34A a3ilac; No. white, $3.50; No. 3, 36l4c.
OATS-No. 9 white, 26Ac.
RYE-No. ., 47c.
HAY-Choice timothy, slO5cal1oo; choice
prairie 81 25d9.50.
BUTTER-Creamery 17a20c; dairy fancy,
lie
EGGS-Lower: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 15c dozen, loss off, cases returned
new whitewood cases included 1ac more ~,
bu. oats, 5000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Whe 72,sO0 bu.: corn, q,
200 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.