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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
RUMORS ABOUT STEEL CASE
THEY AROUSE INTEREST IN WALL
STREET - STATEMENT OF
MIR. HODGE.

Rumors current in this city and Newark
yesterday that a man known in Wall Street had
called up of the directors of the United States
Steel Corporation before announcement of the de-
cision in the suit of J. Aspinwan Hodge and others
prevent the retirement of $2OO,0O0OO0 OF pre-
ferred stock and the issuance OF a like amount Of
bonds-and pretending to tell the gist OF the de-
cision offered TO discontinue the litigation, pro-
viding that a suitable offer made
The directors discussed the matter and rejected
the offer. One of them called Governor Murphy on
the telephone and asked if it possible for ad
vance information of the decision to leak He
received negative answer. The matter then
dismissed. Governor. Murphy admitted yesterday
ported, but would say nothing further about the
The story excited great interest in Wall Street
No comment on II could be obtained at the Office
of J. +. Morgan & Co. J. Aspnwall Hodge. one OF
the complainants in the involved said yesteT
day: 1t is hardly necessary for me to say that
the dispatches from Newark. We confident
all along OF decision I'm our favor, but the other
side did seem to attach much Importance to
he which the Vice-Chanceilor primarily
based his decision. the point that the company at
the date OF the directors meeting had not paid
dividends for the time required by the statute. and
their answer. 1t Is rather surprising that that
point not made in the complaint in the Berger
] am inclined to agree with Mr.. Whitney in
being willing leave the question of adoption of
new meeting. legally called But II the other side
conclude to appeal this they will have meet
the other points raised in Vice-ChancellOr Emery's
opinion, one OF the most important being that
fifteen of the directors voting for the conversion
plan interested parties. while the bylaws
provide that certain number of directors in
terested must participate in the vote and the num-
Der Of the latter class who acted less than
the required number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
MOODY WOULD REPEAL DUTY.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY THINKS THAT
on ANTHRACITE A MISTAKE

Lawrence Mass, Oct 31.-W. II. Moody. Sec
rotary of the Navy. spoke here tonight. the
rally being preceded by parade of the Italian
and Syrian Republican clubs. The other speak
ers were Colonel Butler Ames of Lowell, candi-
date for Congress-; Willard Rowland. OF Chelsea,
and Senator Archie n. Frost, Of this city. who
presided.
Secretary Moody said in part:
In speech made at Worcester the Democratic
ferTIng 10 certain views which / had expressed
al Madison Which made some time ago stated stated
that under the Dingley law there was practically
adVertently placed in the act. Both statements
IS somewhat hackneyed 1 desire 70 take the occa-
sion 10 affirm my statement and give the reasons
"a I foT s9m a g prior g 70 the passage
ieft the House anthracite was still upon the fire.
llst. but certain changes were made IN the Senate
senate amendments finally became law
Paragraph 523 places upon the free list Coal
anthracite not specially provided for in this
The qualification contained in the latter words
was inserted for the first time and its meaning
becomes clear when look at paragraph Az in
AC;oaI bituminoas. ana an Goals containing less
clear that these Two paragraphs are TO be con-
strued together and that the Only anthracite coal
per cent more OF fixed carbon.
The result OF the application OF the law to the
fhracite Is nominaly the free list il s really
In saying. as have that the provision Of the
tariff taxing anthracite coal inadvertently
adopted By Congress, ] aware Of the fact that q
brief debate upon the subject occurred in the
Senate. ! had read that debate before making
any Etatement upon the subject. But debate IN
the Senate. conducted such debates often are.
with hardly 4 person present besides those par
ticipating IN Il and referred TO in way by COM
nliftce report public press. Is effectively
cealed In The Congressional Record" As Il could
be IN any place IN the world u Is utterly imprac
ticable for all members 20 read the whole of The
Congressional Record" They never do in point
of fact. The great body OF the people and OF the
members 81 the Lgth Congress. which. enacted
the Diugley Law assumed that ANTHRACITE. con-
finued upon the free HIST upon curs0Fy read
-. appeared 90 be the case. Many Of our -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

men have asserted that anthracite was upon the
free list II is owing 10 the obscure manner IN
which the effect of making anthracite dutiaoie
was brought about and the misleading language
] do not say Intentionally misieading-Dy which
this effect was accomplished. that have spoken
OF the provision inadvertently inserted IN the
act. II is but justice to say that the anthracite
coal miners did ask for this duty. and. as l
view the situation. il inserted at the request
of the owners Of mines Of bituminOus coal OF an
inferior quality the Pacific slope. / have no
hesitation in saying that the imposition of the
anthracite duty is mistake ard that at the nrst
opportunity II should be repealed. The Republic
party has a record full of useful achieve
ments that il need have reluctance whatever
in acknowledging a mistake now and then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
The Howard Hotel

Norfolk Street. Embankment, London.
comfort. OverloOks Embankment and
public rooms. Electric light throughout.
TEN elevators Fixed tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
Norfolk Hotel BRIGHTON Enola

Elite Family Hotel OveTiooks sea-wail pr5Tnenade ana
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights Life. Delicate cuisine Choice
Jules A Creighton Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
DIR. COBB HAS PROVIDENCE CALL.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF
THAT CITY WANTS HIM-REPORTED
THAT HE MAY ACCEPT.

A report from Providence r. j. that the Central
CONGREGATIONAL Church of that city had extended
a call to the Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb, pastor
of the West End Collegiate Church. at West End
ave and Seventy-seventh-st, and that the ProVi-
dence church was expecting his acceptance, Is an
unpleasant surprise to Dr. Cobb's congregation and
to his friends in the Collegiate and other Reformed
churches The West End church was built about
ten years ago by the Collegiate Consistory, Dr.
Cobb has been the only minister of the West End
church and he has gathered a large congregation
The Central Congregational Church of Providence
is one % the churches of its denominattOn IN
NeV-Encland Its former pastor. the Rev. Dr. F.
c Moore resigned to accept the chair in theology
at Harvard University. II is said in Providence
that call was once before sent to Dr. Cobb He
declined il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
GIVES DINNER FOR CAPTAIN BRoWysoy
REAR ADMIRAL HIGGINsoN ENTERTAINs TIL
NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NAVAL
ACADEMY

Rear Admiral Higgnson. u. S. N. commander of
the North Atlantic Squadron, gave a dinner aboard
his flagship, the Kearsarge, at the Brooklyn NAVY
Yard last night, in honor of Captain Willard II
BrOwnsOn. formerly in command of the Alabama
Captain BrOwnson leaves the squadron next Mon
day TO assume his new duties head OF the Naval
Academy at Annapolis
Among those present at the dinner were Rear
Admiral Barker, commandant of the yard and
Lieutenants Evans and Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

Royal Pier Hotel.
Isle OF Wight. Easing the
Frequent Boats 70 COwes.
places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

Near Crystal Palace London Heathiest situation Il
England Lovely gardens. Boarding from s. so
day Special terms t1r large parties. Convenient trail
service for City and West End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

YANKEE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
A lot of interesting and humorous cxpe-
riences which Connecticut school teachers
have had with their pupils, in tO-morrow's
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will
find the London Office of The Tribune, 149
Fleet Street, a convenient place to leave their
advertisements and subscriptions for The
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
ACQUITTED OF HIS FRIENDS DEATH.

The murder trial before Justice Garretson in the
Supreme Court at White Plains for the last four
days, in which Andrew Petre. for six years the
fruit buyer for the wholesale grocery firm of Leg
gett & Co. this city. charged with murder
brought I'm a verdict OF mot guilty; charge not
sufficiently proven"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

S25O.OOO STATUE OF GEN. u. =. GRANT.
q erected by the federal government N
Washing ton, ID. e., has caused keen competi-
lion among sculptors. This competition has
narrowed down tn two. We present photos
of their models I'm to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
Mr.. +. Goodenougll,

Rugen-Ioel YungfraubHck, Intelaken.
Mr.. +. Goodenough 18th Oct,
European Business Office
The London
and feel compelled
for all have [adverisingI in
advertising NewYOk Tribune
and find valuable for advertising in America
The find The reading
the preferred lem o al here
Receive please, highest consideration
F. OESCH-MULLER
RugenIIotel Yungfaubick
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
COOKS INLET.
A Twenty-Stamp Mill to
 Re Installed.

Seattle, Jan, 3o,-Frenlen E. Bowling, of the Aurora Gold Mining Company, which is doing extensive work in quartz on Cooks inlet, I2 miles from Homer, came down on the Bertha.
 The Aurora Gold Mining CompaRy's proper,v consists of eight claims on the shcr- of Cooks inlet Sufficient develop msnt work has been done to insure the owners that they have a very valuable property and a 2o-stamp mill will be ln- stalled the coming year. The mill will te operated in summer by water, there being an excellent waterfall, with a drop of some 25o feet adjacent to the propertv During the winter it will be necessary 10 use steam.
 The development indicates a property as rich and extensive as rreadwell. The ore taken out yields SIS a ton. During the past year a dock hiS been built and a number of improvements were installed A shelter will be built when warranted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
Eusaine. the New An~.tnet,o.

Tho new artificial alkaloid known by the name of eucaine is declared in the Zahnarztl Rundschau to be as efficient as cocaine in inducing local angsthesia, and in some respects superior to that drug in dental practice. Included in its enumerated advantages is the important fact that tho heart is no way influenced by it, even in extreme eases of nervous patients the heart beats becoming nor mal and regular very soon after the in- lection. The anRsthesia is more extCn. siye in area and lasts longer than that of cocaine. in sOmo cases tho angsthesia extending even to the muscles As much as 30 grains may be injected with out trouble. while an equally safe dose of cocaine is but one-sixth of grain. Thus, of a solution of 1 toGs, about l5 per cent, l2 syringefuls would consti' tute a maximum dose, though half that quantity would under favorable circum' stances be sufficient to render tho ex- traction c. ,I tuU teen pairl,ss sc.a tilus of ta 6E In s,,ri.izcd water axe permanent at the ordinary temperature of the room
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08

Toa,hs'me-Mrs Cheal,n CT, hlme- miI- < Ks an1 miate pirs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08

Fine watch repairing a, P. E Kern's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08

Had Their Day at the White
 Pass Club.

Ysst-rlly was ladies iay at the White Pass club and there was a decided increase In the ltienlance During the afternoon there WIS ln exciting game Of blsket bill played between two picked teams. The punthing big. iumb5eIs and rings ium- ishst amusement on the gymnasium floor, while in the gallery the clitk ot the pool bills c5uli be helrt on the table, Several good p.ayers are coming to the front
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
GOLD COMMISSIONER
J. D. Graham Goes to California for
 His Health.

Gold Commissioner j. D. Graham, who went to England for the benefit of his health, returned 10 Vancouver with the intention Of coming north. Instead, how ever, he changed his mind and went over land to California to spend the winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08

"All C news that's fit to print" pub liShed in he Daily Alaskan Send in vour subscription now. Phone To.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
TO CARRY POWDER
The Al-Ki wm Not Bring Passen-
 gers Next Trip.

On her sailing from Seattle, about Feb ruaiy Iz, the Al-Ki will carry invoices Of powder to Sklgway and way ports She win take no passengers or mail. The big boat will be loaded to her full capacity and will lie for a period, aggreglting a number ot aayS, at the various whaNes diseharg- ing her biz cargo.
 The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing jjb work are CneXcel.ed.
 Mining blanks at this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
old Papers For Sals.

For Sale-oid papers. s5c a bundle ai this 0fiice.
 Blank books, office supplies; lowest prizes in Alaska. Bakers Book Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
Are You Going to None,

Then get the latest relierl, map of the Koyukuk. Blue Stone, ,0rncll City, Nome. Port Clarence ana Cooper River Mining districts Price. 60 .eats. Issued by the Seattle Daily Time, Sent on re- celpt of price. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
LfTTfR LIST
Remaining Unealled For In Skag'
 way Postofios Fob. S.
PERSONAL MENTION

Private W. \. Powell of the United States military hospital corps, leaves on the Citv of Sel'tls for Vancouver bar sacls, Co be examined fr promotion as stewart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08
The time to advertise IS all the time.

All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottling c.. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-08

lt Is m. eo ,,inull punJiug ,wal- keeging es-rl ,Stinglv at i-thal D ingS Su. cess In tdverii ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
WHEAT HELD
ABOUT STEADY
May Wheat, Corn, and Oats
Close a Shade Higher.
ALL THE PITS WERE DULL
Exports of Wheat are Greater
Than Last Week.

Chicago, Dec es-Trad,ng on the boar
OF trade today was extremely duh, bur
wheat held about steady. May closing a
shade higher May corn was also up a
fraction, while oats were zsQIzc higher.
Nay provisions closed 714I1o to 27l.c
higher
The holiday duliness which was mani
tested in all the pits was especially no.
ticeabie in wheat and trading al times
was almost at a standstiH. but in spite
OF the extreme activity prices were very
steady Owing TO there being no cables.
tie opening was easier. with May 4 shade
70 isakc lower at TLc \ strong MAJ
ket at st. Louis and a tair export de-
mand helped 10 maintain firm tone.
although crop journals were bearish and
Argentine advices more encouraging
May sold up to 775sI7Si=c There was a
little decline toward the close and final
figures were q shade higher AT NC. Ac-
co-dins to Bradstreets the exports for
the week Of wheat and -four were equal
to 3.5ee,0o0 bushels. against 3.S5s. 90 last
weak Ciearances OF wheat and -four
were equal 10 56s 90 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 1.2SS % bushels. against ~
o0e year ago. Minneapolis and DuIurh
reported receipts Of SO cars. which. with
local receipts for the three days Of -
cars, three Of contract, made a total Re
ceipts Gao cars against Fl last Week and
30 q year ago.
The only feature in the corn trade was
IN advance Of cents in the December op-
ton. caused by the anxiety Of some bella
ted shorts to set 10 cover but - soon as
their wants We're supplied the mark--
dropped back 70 about its former position.
The weather was good for the movement
and receipts were liberal. but notwith-
standing these bearish influences, the mar
ket had a firm undertone end MAY closed
shade higher at B2sc after selling IT
between 43lSGfslse7 f3ssc. Local receipts
were 4S1 cars. with six OF contract.
Oats ruled firm throughout and toward
the close considerable activity was shown
and local operators seemed disposed 20
bull the market which under the circum-
stances. was an easy matter. trade be
ing light and offerings small The selling
vas mainly By pit scalPers. and commits
sion houses were the best buyers The
close vas steady. AT the higher level,
-ay closing 7sa1sc higher at &c after
ranging between G31zGS3ssc and S4isc. I.o-
ca receipts were 81 Gears.
Provisions were strong the entire day.
due mostly TO the smaller receipts 7
hogs and higher prices III the yards,
although d fair demand from brokers AMI
covering by shorts also helped in main
tanning lie better tone Receipts AT the
principal western points showed a marked
and the shipment OF meats wos
liberal The close was strong, with May
pork up 27izc at sls-47i-. May lard and
ribs were each 71.d1ec higher. closing at
s. .5a19521 and ss.c7le respectively
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
So cars: corn. > cars: oats. I65 cars; hogs.
IL. 90 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
New York Money Mark.t

New YORK, Dec. 2s-Csll mouey was
very active The ruling rate was 4. peg
cent Al which level some very iarEe
loans were made. Most Of the demand
was due to the readiusfmeut. which :
usually made after a holiday. especially
II The next business day happens % fan
on Friday. The banks very generally
marked 10 the-- leans today and although
one 90 two minor t-3usaCtlOns were re-
ported in tine money. most Of the bank
supply vas Invested in call loans
Close Money cu call. firm q 6slIs Per
cent. closing offered ~ pr cert. Tire
money arm: 81 and o. DAYS. 6 per cent?
SIX months -
Prime mercantile paper s per cert
Sterling exchange firm with actual b--si
ness IN bankers bills AZ s4sf-zrf - -
for demand ard - 3 - - for s,-tav bills
Posted rates. a S4ESz g7lz commercial
hIls Gs1-a2
Na- silver. 4-sc
Mexican dollars Csc
Government bonds strorg stat bonds
steady. Railroad bonds Irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New YORK. Dee. TIE ACTIVITY - the
baoysa; tone eeveloPed iu tne ssock mar
1T todly came as sou~ghllg 90 s-r-
prise. TIE market started oC ia IS dan
ard Hstlsss q manner as possible II Wss
t4kea as matter q course thAt Vhs
tsmnans 81 tne week left afss- Christ
mas hla6ay would ae il1y s7ent IS mauT
brokers lefr town @ We.5neslay 20 g.
gore untl Mon2ay TIE tishta-ss II the
money usrEet was looked - - an zEsl-
rio1al factor 10 repress sPec-istio- and
.hls vas th= case early m ~ DAY -
ahi-h tire The cla Tear ra,e ruSe g. =
PEI rsu1 wish loans rspo--sf 81 = 7r-
ceHt Ister ~ ths 5sy Il dsTaope1 tsas
Ierde-s were cvs-suFplie-a ard zeTe leet
zifh co1Sitersass funds on thslr hz7is
IS 4 resals = holtiuE o-r for aieh rztcs-
hs grounds ~ The zriuari1- BE- -
sssck market were aStezilrS-y plain The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27

Cheese-Rece.P 81 pzckas es. Market
firm. State Iul cream. fancy small col
ored. fan uiaka .151@G1ic. late small white.
fell make 15ss T2slic; late make. I5alsi4c &C.
large cOl0red. - make. s5.@14c. late
make I3dl5izc, -r weghite. fall make
l5aIJi4c iate = - l9F l3i.c
Esss-Receipts. 80 packages. Market
steady; state and Pennsylvania. aver
age best. %. western uucaudled. poor 20
fancy. 3ogz6c
Sugar-Raw. firm. quiet Fair refining
s-isc5 centrifugal - test. I5-1sc, mo-
lasses sugar 5-l6c. refined quiet:
crushed, 5s5. powdered. As. Eranulated
as
Cofsee-NominaI- No. Rio. nominal
AIoiasses-FtrTn New Orleans. 31Q3fc-
Poultry-Alive. nominal Dressed. IN
changed. steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
HOG MARKET
GOES HIGHER
Advance of Five to Ten Cents
Light Receipts.
TOP PRICE WAS s6.1O
Cattle Market Strong With
Light Supply for Friday.

Hog receipts were light yesterday, but
this was expected following a holiday
The market took another upward turn
and an advance Of five 70 ten cents was
made, and The market was active 70 the
extent OF the offerings. Dold and Cudahy
want hogs-just how many cannot be told
because they take all the hogs offered
and their capacity for pCrkers has not
been fully tested The indications are
that prices here viii be held UP 50 that
shippers c-1nnot afford to run past this
market The hogs that brought the top
price yesterday were good. but not fancy.
Mixed hogs run in most cases 10 light
weights sold for 81. I21z and s6-2e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CatcaSo.


Chicago, Dec -6.-Cattle. Receipts 6.0Q0
Texans and westerns. Market slow. Good
( to prime steers. S5-5ofl5 So, poor TO medi-
uua. 81 oj.-..Ga: stcckers and feeders. $ oil
ai-5o; cows. 81 .25G4 80; heifers. s. 25G3. a,
Gamers. 81 251I-.4t. bulls S2ce04 +a
calves, S3.o0a7o0; Texas fed steers. 8. ga
5-"L
Hoss-Receipts today. 1900. tomorrow
-5.'ae. IeIt over. 5000. Market 10 1oc
hibher- Mixed ard butchers. s. pld6 -.
Good 70 choice heavv. s. sac 90 rough
heavy. -.6.1916. y, light s. $1,000. bulk
Of sales s5l5G6-4l
Sheep-Receipts II ooo sheep II 10 I5c
higher. Lambs I oto l5c higher. Good 10
c..oice wethers. S4eo24-5o; fair u choice
mixed. S5.ttGf-e). western sheep. s4.0cg
SO: native lambs. e. $4,000.
ofic-eI Yesterday
Receipts: Cattle, 1895; hogs, p. ne;
shipments: Cattle. 1913, hogs. rs;
sheep. 50
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec 26-Ca Receipts.
2.a'3 natives Everything steady 10
strong. Choice export and dressed beef
steers. 8 ecfie =. fair 70 good. 81 75a5- 12.
St0ckers aId feeders = sHl400. western
fed steers S9.15d5. >; Texas and Indian
steers, S1-75f425. Texas cows 3 7-.7i. aH-
native cows q t9ti4--a, native helferS.
3 4asff 7'- Gamers. 81 .eaI3 -. bulls. s. =
%; calves. s--75G6-5e
Receipts iee Market 5GIsc
higher. Ton. g. -. bulk of sales s. 4ssI
$50. heavr s. -. mixed packers.
s. o41t6--o . light s. -fI5-35; workers.. $6z5
fse.S5, pigs. 55G5a6.oo.
Sheep Receipts go Market steady 70
strong Native lambs g .sF5. 45- western
lambs, g -NfltS5 fed ewes. g aoff@ g. ma
rfva wethers 5. .sslff o.. western wethers
81 o0f4-29- stcckers and feeders. $. eaa3 2.
ST. Louis.
- Louis. Dec 2S-Catrls-Receipa 10
including .o3 Texans Market nominal:
natives stronger Beef steers. s. seas 80.
sgockers ard feeders. s. sos =. COWS and
heifeTs e ffF4 - Texas steers. & .c.st
-. cows ard heifers 8 s5fe
He-s-Recr luls. tt1- Market 5Gl5c
higher Piss ard lictts. 3 I'.l5L5- pack
ers s. butchers s alIG-55
Shcer-BcceiV 1l Market steady. "
Jves s. itll oa. lambs. 81. i5e5.5,; Texans
St. Joseph.
s. Joseph. Dec &--CSt1'e-Receipt
49, NatIv1s s.. 1895 81 Texans and
westerns < 2565-75- cows and haifers.
,--ofs =, storSers and feeders. 3 oaFis q
Hogs Rec pts c5 Medium and heavy
s. 80 piss S. % -, bu.k e s-sss
e sl1tE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
GOVERNOR YATES IMPROVED.
MI Return fran Fi5ri6z. .here ~
as 5ee- 7-cuze~z-f

S1-5zw Il De- r-fiese-rss Tases
wa = r~s tsQrl1- 80 ne aealfA.
10 nor sse-5 Cr-stras = csts So wss
szr-~sa DE nes e. Asve sale5 E'esH<ss-
d. r ts h uEl-a ~ Eas -
Azss sazez ~ rrip d. NJ s.s-t A r5es-
saes -rcs.~ed Relay ~ ~ szerzsfrs o.
- e1<e5 tA1t Coserr1T aa6 Hrs Tstea
$50 re-a~ GsrzEsf rers Tr-zsieT.
re- 81
sa as 8 asw ahss q asszus rsarzs
~ STATE aza.rz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
FIour-DuH bur steady
Wheat-No. spring. 13H75i-c, No 3,
CSC No red. rs. 075zsc.
Corn-No >. SIC. No. : yellow, &c.
Oats-No. >. SIS a32i4c. No white
3llsa5ic.
Ryc-No. = tS1-c
Bariey-GOod feeding. 551+2c. fair 20
choice mating. HG-3c.
Flax seea-No. J. $I.l6- No North
western. Sl.24c.
Timothy sesd-Priine. 81
Mess PORK per bbl-. SI7."y0I--1a; lard per
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