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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
woMAN's POOL ROOM RAIDED
New Yory Detectives Arrest seVy Of
Women Eetters.

New York. Nov 26--They're of Al
Bennings At the quarter" were the
words four detectives Of the Vest Thir-
ty-seventh street station heard pro-
aounced in a wcmans voice as they
were passing the house at 32s West Thir-
ty-seventh street IN the afternoon. and
resulted 10 the raiding Of an alleged wO-
mans pGOl-room ard the arrest OF If
teen women betters
Tweaty other women. all dressed IN the
height Of style and wearing many dla-
rnonds. escaped over backyard fences
when the detectives broke into the. room.
Annie Simon, q pretty young woman
Of about 20 years Of age, was held by
the police as the alleged proprietress OF
the pool-room.
The four detectives were passing
through the street after having inves-
tigated d criminal ease IL the neighbor-
hood when they were startled with the
sound OF familiar racing terms n Z wO-
mans voice.
Il issued from an open window on the
second floor Of the four-story building
The detectives approached the house and
rang for admittance.
When this was refused they battered
down the doors and made their way 70
large front room on the second floor.
This place was flied with women Of All
ages. but al well dressed
Annie Simon was standing at the tele-
phone. ana. despite the entrance OF the
officers. they say. she continued 10 call
OF the progress Of the race.
Detectives Dale and Troean. who led
the raid. shouted: ladies'. YOU are IN
der arrest This announcements was fol-
lowed by loud screams. and there was
general scramble for exits Before the
detectives could bar the windows about
twenty women had jumped from these Inn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
ZIG DAY At NEW ORLEANS
Thanksgiving Races VIII outeiass the
Frisco Events.

New Orleans. Ia Nov -6-Ihe race
track IF the Crescent City jockey cub
presented . busy scene today TIE strings
of eCforge G Bennett II. r. TicheHor 81
Co ard s s Brown arrived ard wee
assigned quarters jockey IoLbre who
has jast signed vifh John " Drake.
also pul ir his appearance JOCKEY Eu-
chanan. who va riee mere for Duru7li
& Kerr arrived WITH ais wlfe last night.
Re sTs ttat tEe meeting mere this Ei1-
ter Wa totaily eclipse the Frisco rae
i-S weights Tor rne inaugural
hardicap. q oc run on Thanksgfvi1S
day were announced Iris sftl ruoou- SIC
Chesrey vas SLOTTED TOP weight -
pounds s. Cutnharz and Gaiier Ruie
set IL and Is respee- ively. Old sE2-h.
ta- idol u iast winter meeting IS 1sna-
Cd rs pouc1s ~ IS NasTIft cleato.
SAD scee. wealth. Harry NeW ana Err
Shee are ra-ef alike at IL reuncs Elsie
= fs 81 % lts- Csmb-i-l -. 0rsi-nrg i,5
F'e1c-sl rs ARD DemEnd Is Theze are
-eycltg-slZ elSihies The iraugural VII
D. we1th az 'sass $ 90 - the winneH
starter EtEg=rsl3 entirely recoTs red
has esl-si that BE viif reach NeW Orleans
81 ei sesa4y- Ihe a1VaEce guard ~ the
turf respondents arrived last night
p ElisEe1 arrived Cor EHr ass5alEST
O. r Elisron arrived tonight. as did
Sol I.leneusleiu. Who wil book here this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
EVENING UP
IN PRICES
Trading on Board Is Light as
Before Holiday.
DAYS CLOSE is HIGHER
December Corn Makes Ascent
of | II Cents.

Chicago, Nov 2s--Trsdfng o. the board
OF trade today was light. but prices were
higher. December wheat closing ssGzc
higher. December corn llzc higher and
oats sc lower. January provisions
closed from zlzq5c TO 1ec higher
Quietness prevailed IN wheat but prices
had an upward tendency, Influenced by
smaller receipts in the northwest. strong
Liverpool cables and further buying by
The leading long. Commission houses
were the best buyers. with longs taking
profits the trade being OF an evening up
character prior 70 the holiday. The close
was firm ana near the top, December
being sake higher, at 1896 Nay
closed as41zc higher, al s65slf95-4c- Clear
auces OF wheat and -four were equal 70
$4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
l.lT5.eo0 bushels against I.0S5o.9 bushels
a year age. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 10 ears. which, with
local receipts OF 60 csrs-l9 OF contract
grade-made total receipts for the three
points OF 80 cars, against ~ cars last
week and 1886 a year go
fading in corn was quiet. but the
strength IN wheat was bull factor,
causing some anxiety TO shorts. who COW
cred quite freely and in dong 50 adj
Vanced the price Of December 1izc- May
held steady throughout the day. closing
1t4zsc higher, at 4224dE5sc December
opened unchanged to 1.c higher. at 55u
$50. and ranged between SIC and sac,
closing llzc higher, at She the high
pice Of the day Local receipts were
lSS cars. with % OF contract grade.
oats were duh and featureless with
prices firm on the strength in other
grains. A good cash demand and other
receipts were also strengthening factors.
December closed itc lower at JlAztt3iI-c.
whine May was &c higher. at 3ziac- Lo-
cal receipts were Is cars
Provisions were strong throughout the
day the small stocks causing an active
demand. especially for lard. The poor
condition Of hogs arriving al the yards
which fact IS attributable 10 the SOFT
condition of the corn being fed them,
is restricting the output Of lard. The
close was strong. with January pork
Joe higher al s15.7212; January lard. ia
l0c higher, at ss.45. and ribs, 21zG5c
higher AT ss.f2izqS15.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. - cars; corn. Ia cars; oats. $50
cars. hogs 500 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
Mlnplss IN FRAMING
Annapolis Boys Will Play LAST Game
Of Season on Saturday.

Annapolis Nd Nov. Is The Annapo-
lis Midshipment football team began the
lost week practice here This Afternoon
IN preparation Tor the West Point game
a. Philadelphia on the coming Satlr-
day. which game Vii wind Up the foot
ls71 seasor. The practice. ~ course.
secret. as tha coaches are endeagoring
10 develop some new plays tha, Will
puzzle the West Pointers. and no oct
siders are allowed near the football
ground The men went through the work
today during The rain. aid fhe held
which was muddy. made the playing very
STOW Neither team managed 70 score
through strsiEbt football buf The hus-
tiers baked one IF f,elSnsps kicks with
OBJ tUenty yards OF the VARSITY goal
and G1tcwcod recovered the leather and
scored the only touchdown ~ the day.
Two halves q Efteen minutes each acre
played but before this The two elevens
were drilled ror some tige iu signal work.
Fumbiss were q little Too numerous to-
day but this vac ou recelnt - vt
weather The Narslty uEes two sets of
backs ia t0Gay's practice SlraSs burger.
riEht half Miln~. left hsiG ard h4l=ss
fun back played part % the TINE. They
were afterward substituted De-, P0tecs.
Doberty and Metcsif in ~ respective
rfsStfflne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
sTOCKERs AND FEEDERS.
Local Grain ard Produee Market.


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-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
70 SYNDICATE sKYscRAPERs
Scheme 70 Cover Large OffIce Build
ings IS on Foot.

St Louis. 40. Nor- S-A scheme 10
synG'ccte the larse Office buildings IN s..
T. AIS. Chicago Cincinnati. Cleveland and
HJtsi CTS has b-en announced here. Op-
tons sre stained on six local auildiags
AID u-rcliacc-~ have 50 Tar progress .
On hair 5r7eu others thar they are
g,uated "a the :. Indicate
Deals axe said On be- closed Tor TIE cen
tary- Chemlc5l- 2lissoari Truss, Ratio.
Fulton ana Malaw-islt St Lol.s. Row
ever Is but cne les Oh which The syndi-
cate rests s6a even better progress Is
ssi1 ta hsya oeel made with 'tae corner
IL CInein-ai end Chicago. while active
s2eats ere OF Dcrk ia CIeyelaad and
i-rst,-z
HoIlrooz and Biaea-VVelder, Who rest
81 llitr similar attempt TWO years ago.
are eltcstec ~G being the syndicate
sl,ai-a --rs- A r-srCs sentative II thar house
Is quoted tcaisii- IS say1g The deal
j. tti1c 6i-ccse6 from New Fork. b4t
fe5r ae pre- uGiciaS eastern Negotiations
Ezcessicltes the Withholding the names
The porpose 80 fc-EiaE Ire syndicate s
primarily 10 reei1cc opeTatins sxperSe s
The syndicate viii regulate rentals and
she p-actice q cutting 7Tices to secure
ter4uts Nj be s-c1rel
ae combine proposes thst each hul5-
.-e i- eve-y city s1aa s. t1to The rool
llrn basis o- rs sac-eccri1g ca
I~ls;y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27


When the shippers conclude that the
market VIII not og lower there viii De
more hogs on the market
Dold and Cudahy are buying all the
cattle that come 10 this market fat
enough to KIN
Superintendent Delaney VII ear his
Thanksgiving dinner with friends in Ny
Old Kentucky Home.
il YOU want 70 make the wichita pack
ers happy. come On with your good hoss.
They VIII net you more cash on this mar
ket than on any other
The stock yards contingent were max
ing ARRANGEMENTS yesterday for Thanks
giving. They are thankful that they are
alive The market reporter for the Eagle
turned one ear n the direction Of the
crowd and learned that they ali intended
20 eat turkey today A B. Moore and
family At the Hamilton hotel, 4 J. Hea-
ley and family Ar ne Carey. c A Stew
art and family At the Manhattan @. ?.
Johnson and family At the Chesapeake.
W. NJ Paugh and family AT the Topeka
W J. Wallace and family al the Balti-
more Colonel John Garrett at the Royal.
Charles Sharp at Pulls. John Norris and
family at Furley.
W. C. Bradshaw and family net with
an accident night before last Mr.. Brad
shaw Is telegraph operator at the stock
Yards. he was driving on North Wash
ington avenue after dark. Mrs. Brad
shaw ard little Lulu Wingfield were in
the carriage with AIr Bradshaw. when
one o. stones hacks ran fuu tilt into
the carriage. UPsettlnS il and throwing
the occupants Violently 70 the ground.
Mrs Bradshaw was badly bruised and
AIr. Bradshaw's shoulder was dIslocated-
The little girl went through the excit-
ing ordeal uninjured. The horse ran
away and vas caught by the police.
NJ Bradshaw said yesterday that IL was
purely an accident and that the hack
driver took them home in his hack. He
said it was very dark IN the street where
the accident occurred and he attached no
blame 70 the hack driver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
APART FROM ASSOCIATIONS
Track Owners VIII Organize and Man
ace Grand Circuit.

New York. Nov. 26--Of greater impor-
tluca 10 tr0tting-horse interests than any
thing Jhar lss occurred within twenty
FIVE years VIII be the meeting at the
Holman house Friday afternoon, at
which representatives. OF the Leading mile
tracks IN this country viii assemble for
The single purpose OF forming new or
ganizatiOn 20 manage and control the
grand circuit Since its formation many
years ago the grand circuit has been IN
der the Jurisdiction OF the National and
American Trotting associations. The
movement taht IS 70 reach its cuIrina-
ton Friday IS based on the simple bust
ness proposition tina the man who has
money invested IN al enterprise i better
qualified 10 have supervision over that
enterprise than IS any outsider, and while
the track owners enlisted ii this move
ment do not interpret 1t as a revolt
from Educational and American bodies.
yet the application Of the principle upon
which they are moving completely de-
prlves these associations Of jurisdiction.
Fourteen tracks. more than major
ity Of which are absolutely pledged 70
join the new association. and all OF whom
VIII be represented At the meeting by
delegates qualified 10 act, are included in
the movement.
These tracks are located at Detroit.
Cleveland, Columbus. Brighton Beach,
Readyille. Providence. Hartford. Empire
City, Syracuse, Terre HaUte. Cincinnati
Lexington and Memphis.
Promoting this movement are some OF
the most prominent sportsmen IN the
country Malcolm Forbes Of Boston.
Andy Welch of Hartford and Cincinnati
John f. Thayer Of ResdvilIe. H NJ
Hanna, w c. Pollock and II. N. Dever-
eauX OF Cleveland c. X. G. Billings Of
Memphis, James Butler and Edgar Bronx
of New York. Fred Perkins OF Provi-
dence. W. P. Taylor Of Buffalo and Sena-
tor Horace White Of Syracuse are inter-
ested IL the movement. These men say
they believe they can better conduct
their own business. an Interpretation Of
which means that National and American
Trotting association supervision has rot
ha.ar1 Saffsfa crf,r-,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
WILL REINsTATe REIFF
Jockey Campbell Says English sne
French arc Only Afraid.

New York. Mo-. 2s-Joekcy Campbell
who has iust returned from abroad says
the priucipll tr01ble American horse Own
ers and trainers nave g. cunteul sgairfs
in England and France IS the rssliE ~
the Operations q toltz as sure
thing men who have posed as reaFeesn-
tatsres ~ his country IN the tsEF An
other source Il more or l.as scandai be
SAYS 81 that the Americans ENGAGED 10
training and racing abroad APPEAR o. D.
Jealous ~ o1e another ard eElress per-
soaai opinions that arr not co1pilmer-
tary
While Ell Paris ae converted with sew
eral nersors vel Informed en- fBrf mat
ters about rbe cases ~ Jennny Req aHi
sinrou Haury The i1farsnaft11 D. sb-
talred caused him 20 afliere ~Eelr Eeiid
o. relustated ard that Henri rase had
1 dTcrrf aspect
Charley Thorpe and E4fls Jones. Arne7-
l-sn Ees- went zn NirF 90 atfarl ire
meeting there Campbell says Thorpe
mas lerirea 20 retire ard Absolutely re-
r..ses rat;ering oesrs fo riae SD Fraace
-..rr rrr-e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicaeo.


Chicago, Nov. 36-Cattle-Receipt
1900. including 200 westerns. Active to
l5G25c higher. Good 10 prime steers,
&. ood7.20; poor TO medium, $. eOGS. %;
stockers and feeders, S2.eoa475: COWS
s.. 4)G4.75; heifers, S3.0o15 IS; Gamers 81. r
a. -; bulls. S2-ea8450; calves. S3-5046.75;
Texas fed steers. S3.00a4-25; western
steers. s5.50G475.
Hogs Receipts today, 5000: tomorrow,
s. 900: left over, 400 Closed fully 1oc
lower. Mixed and butchers s5.Soa76 ~
good 10 choice heavy, S-Iogs.40: rough
heavy. s565ds.00; light, S565G6.00; bulk
Of sales. s5-eeds.Q0-
Sheep-ReceIpts. 5000. Sheep and lambs
strong aid higher. Good 10 choice weth-
ers, S36e94l0; fair TO choice mixed. s2-5l
Gs60. western sheep. s2-75Q3.So; native
lambs, S2.5oG5-5o; western lambs, $3.50
800
OniciaI yesterday: Receipts-Cattle,
SSH; hogs. 3S 179; sheep Z3,1s5. shipments
Cattle. 5l35. hogs, 2,lS4; sheep, $50
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. 26--Cattle-Receipt
$3.50 natives. 90 Texans; calves. 50 Tex
ans. $50 natives. Corn cattle steady 10
sc higher. native COWS steady 70 higher.
western cows slow. stockers and feeders
steady. Choice export and dressed beef
steers. s5.35Q6+0: fair 70 good. Se"Q5-35,
stockers and feeders. 3 IOu=-S0; western
fed steers. S315lg5-50. Texas and Indian
steers S30oGA9o- Texas cows. S2-0o03 %:
native cows. S150Gt35; native hsifers.
s. 425, Gamers. Sl-0oQ2-Z5 bulls, 500
$3.50; calves S3.o9g6-0o-
Hog-Receipts. 6.500 Market opened
strong. closed SC lower. Top, S6.15; bulk
OF sales. $6.0o06.lzia heavy, s6071za6.l5;
mixed packers. s6.ooa6.I0; light, $3.50
$40. workers. s6-05l6.I0- pigs. $ toG5.S5.
Receipts. 6530. Market steady
S3g3d515. fed ewes, S3.e1a5.4o; native
d3.19; st0ckers and feeders. sl.seG3.25.
No market tomorrow
St. louis.
St. Louis Nov 26-Cattle-Receipt
4.510. including $500 Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. $780,. stOckers
and feeders S2-75st450; cows and heifers.
s3e5t7f2. Texas steers. S2Ie04S9, COWS
and heifers s203Q3-25
Hog@Receipts 4o0o Market slow 10
Sc lower PIGS and lights. s59oQs.o5;
packers S6sG6-l5; butchers. Ss1oq6 IS.
Shecp-Is~ccirts, 49,. AarAet strong
Natives. s. oeG4 ~; lambs, S4.2os5.e9-
ST. Joseph.
s. Joseph No. Nov. 26-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 25l4 Natives. &5oG6.50, COWS
ana he.fers Si.5oa450. veals, s1--5q6.o9;
stockers and feeders. S251Q45Q.
EfoSs-ReceipJs, l.7sL Medium and
heavy. ssleacI5. pigs. S.S5Q5.oe.- bulk,
s. loi6.lzi
sheep Receipts. le5. Market hrm.
Native lambs. S5--5; wethers. SIS. ewes,
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Total sales Tor The day. SsS 81 81.
New YORK Money Market.

New York. Nov. 2s.-CIoSe- Money on
cali arm at +isfI5 per cent, closing. as
per cent Demand money firm. 81 days
per cent. p days. per cent six months
81 Per cent Prime mercantile paper
5-7a6 per cent Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business IN bankers bills AZ
s. s. l2sG4s7-e5 for demand and az s. ~ 81
q4-A So Tor 81 days bills Posted ratss.
81 stG $50 and t4& Commercial bills.
S4.S2- 75l&SZ
Bar silver. 4ltsc. Mexican dollars &c.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
inactive, railroad bonds irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
HOG MARKET
WAS STEADY
Receipts Light for Wednesday
and Below Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS 1886
Cattle Market Lower for All
Except Best.
TOP PRICE WAS $685.

Hog receipts were light yesterday for
e Wednesdsy- There were several car
loads reported 20 arrive late in the even
ing. but n buyers went home and did
not wait Tor them, ana the commission
nen did nor show any anziety 10 sell on
grades BEFORE their consignments ar
rived. IS the market showed a little more
strength az the close and tneiy were will
ing - take their chances today. The
supply vas much below the demand and
the packers are getliL ganxious for hogs
There We're no fancy heavy hogs on the
market. and tho top sale was $3.50. =
wei finished load OF hogs would probably
have sold for $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

This private hospital n nov ere q ths
best Equipped ipNtifationa o. TIE south
vest for the treatment 81 both medical
ard surgical cases. Social atteatian r.
Eivea % tia Various forms - sfomach
and liver froublsa diseases peculiar 10
women cisease~ = the rcctrrn snt Res-
ito-Urinary orssrz. chronir nsaisriai pa
El1lnE rheumafissr. nerraus 5fsorsers.
diseases ~ the thrssf ig-rs haart snd
kitnevs Voifre and Taricoceis cured ors
fcoT = res~stei- Ger a maternity DEPART
nent ard lH srrno lnstan-ea homes Hff
b. found Pr chaarsn, Far snort tins
only a ward zal - sct apart far rs
treatment - 80 rorrhine e1iam. CO..
caIre ard NtiefF 81 aifs
Resident rhyrici7n rtie arGIrsi star.
quiet ard h~sithfal leoatioa. sztessivs
groun4s rith ere shafc horse rensforfss
terms T~asoranfs so reEfsesors diseases
admitted Write fsr rsrtferiara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

CASH QUOTATIONS..
Cash auotations were Is follows:

OAsu quUtHlloIlS were IS LuIIVWs-
F'l0ur-Steady.
Mheat-No. spring. 74-sc; No 8. 1lsQ
nc. No. red, az I75c.
Corn-No. :, 54lac, No. yellow. SOC.
Oats-No. ,. 51i.dS12sc: Nc. white. "a
Gsoc; Ne. 9 white 32izq35c.
Rye-No. :. 49s.c
Bariey-Good feeding, a5Qs7c: fair to
choice mailing. 4aI5Sc.
Flax, Seed-No. !. S1-15; No. l North-
western. $50
Provisions Mess pork. per barrel. 1853
GI6S71a; lard, per loo pounds. s1o.5oG
10 ~. short ribs sides G0ose}. s. e71s1
eI-la; dry sailed shoulders (boxedl. sg.s1ia
a.; short clear sides Cboxed). $. 75gs.9l.
Timothy Seed-Prime. SIS.
CIover-Contract grade. SOS.
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Good far caIxlr,- alea.

ManaeEr r e calvin az fhe Qregs-
she-s Line ra1roas. seasy announced
thst ca December tne wages Of all
svl-chEneH aid ysrd foremen in the en-
pioy of The road would Be advanced Il
per cent apPro1lmstely.
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Hou Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light yesterday and
the bulk Of sales were hOld-over stuff.
The market was loc 70 15c lower for
everything except the best S1ockers
and stock cows and heifers were lower,
bur butcher grades sold about steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
COTTON mARKEr.

New York. Nov. 26.-C0ston closed quiet.
points higher Niddins uplauds S.55c.
middlirg sult, S.S-c- sales. 81 bales
The ralge IN futures is as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27
New York produces.

New York Produce.
New York Nov. 25-Butter-ReceipvS
6.132 packages Market firm. State
dairy, 2o116c. extra creamery. sc. CON-
mon TO choice creamery, z0Gz75.c-
Cheese-Receipts. s.S5l packages Mar
ket firm Fancy large new state full
cream. coloTed and white, old isc. new
l2i2c: fancy small. eolored and white, old
1e-s q15e. new PIKE
Egg%Receipts. T.s7e packages Market
steady. average 70 best state and Penn
syivania. 2s92Sizc. western uncandlsd.
poor TO fancy graded zGyc-
Sugar-Raw. drm: Fair refining
5-Isc: centrifugal. IS test. 3 3-1sc; no
lasses sugar. ; Lice Refined, firm.
Creshed. 5-35c; powdered, 4S5c; granu-
lated. 475c
Cofee-Nominal No. Rio. 1-15c-
Molasse@Steady New Orleans. so65Sc-
oultry-Alive. irregular: Chickens.
&c. turkeys. I2c; fowls. PIC. Dressed.
weak. Western chickens. 12a151zc; west
ern fowls. l2lzGlSe; western spring FUR
keys. 15G161zc-
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

&c; skrting. 45G44c; sole leather. slaush-
ter. 5o652c. eak sole. 3sSfSsc per side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-27

Oat-Higher. No ? cash. 31isc: track
sc; December. sa7se; May. se1sc bid; Nc
white, 3lg3f1sc
Rye-4sIzc
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on the Produce EXCHANGE today
Butter-Steady. Creamery ISQZ7c
dairy, lSp25c.
Eegs-F-irTn. &c
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s. -ouis. Nov e5-W hsst-Fiigner- No.
red. cash. elevator. $50 track. ga
-.c. ices mheT. sszsc. Nay. re. No ,
hard. fa611c.
Cora-Hisher. No. :. cash. 4Fsc, track.
ESQ s5iac. December. Gsc. May, sAc.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
Kansas City.

Kansas City, Nov 26--Close: Wheat
December. ca. as4izc; MAY. 6s2sc. cash.
Ne. had. f5i=I66c; No hard. b-isg
&C, No = red ss1sc. No red - g..
CoIn-NOvem her. sl5.c; December IS 81
5sc May g. $685. q, cash, " mixed
a5-Egc. Ne. white. =I14ii=c: No. 3
white. 5St-c-
-oats-No. white. s2assc. No. mixed
s1c
Ry@No >. 4sfsc.
Hsy-Choice timothy slo5agll o.. choice
pairie S2.5oat1.Q3.
Ba,ter-Creamery. 2lg-5e. fancy dsirv.
20
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Eggs-F'resh -dc
Receipts II wheat. = cars.