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II h cps the Feet Warm and Dry,
$50 today for ALIENS Foot-Ease, o
s sO"uef' 1t cures Chilblains, Swollen,
4soS Issuing Sore, Aching, Damp feet.
vi fugglsts and shoe stores, 25c.
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Mrs. LeMoyne here Tuesday.


A leather top ladies pheaton cheap
for cash. Apply Mrs. G., 81. Whitaker,
$3.50 College street.
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Don't fail to see Mrs. LsMoyne.
For Rent.

Good farm close to town, one or two
plows. See w. r. or Lee Hansford.
d 1t W 1t
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a''ny Kidneys Means Long Life
- gou want to reetore your kidney
s.; Yp9'F former healthy state take
druggists. - ~ wv
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-. 0ue Gay cold cure at Rembert's drug
store 10 cents box.
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For Rent.

Four room house, No. 3OS Spring
st. AppIv next door, 10 vi
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tuesday night Mrs. LeMo!ne.

NO matter how tight girls shoes
no sue never likes to acknowledge the
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DOdSOn's Pharmacy.
Meet Ne at Dodson's."

Let DodsOn sell your
Xmas candy, Lowneys,
always fresh and fine. Doc
pound,
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night, ''"'on
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Notice Of Application for Discharge

IN the matter OF c. @. Harden, OF Americas,
Sumter county, Ca, in Bankruptcy.
TO the Creditors of the above named Bank
rupt: You are hereby notided that the above
AIMED Bankrupt has filed his apple ltlon Tor
RankruDtcy against the sad c. Q. Harden.
me said application viii be heard by taeHon
Emorv Speer, Judge of the United states
al the United states court house In Macon
5eorgia. on the SIN day OF January, A. Di
tglS al I0o'clock a. IN All the creditors OF
said Bankrupt are notified 20 appear AZ inc
time and place stated and show cause, IL
any thew can. why the prayer Contained In
the said anplic ton should not b. granted.
DATED al Macon. Ca, this s4tn day OF Dec.
=. D, 10 3 l.. NJ. ERWIN, Deputy CLERK
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In the Distrlc. Court OF the United States
for the Western Division OF the Southern
District Of Georgia.
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Silver Shaving Cups and
Brushes at 81 and $3.50
at DOdsOn's.

Warranted &c n,,u i ne
MeersChaum Pipes from
$500 to S6.75 at Dodson's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
TRIBAL TAX is UPHELD.
Supreme Court, District of Columbia,
Says CattIemen Must Pay.

Washington Dec. I7.-Another decision
Of supreme Importance to Indian terri
| tory and to the interior department was
made today by Justice Hagner. OF the
supreme court of the District of Column
| bia. 1t is the case of Edwin T. Morris
and other cattlemen against Secretary OF
the Interior Hitchcock. These cattlemen
have been grazing cattle in the Chicka-
saw nation. and have refused to pay the
permit tax required by the Chickssaw
laws. Secretary Hitchcock and the sub
ordinate officers Of the Indian bureau
were insisting upon the payment OF this
permit tax. and were about TO remove the
cattle of plaintiffs from the Indian nation
because Of their failure TO pay the tax
The plaintiffs claiming that the tribal
law is void. that the Curtis act dispenses
with the necessity Of paying the tribal
tax and that. in any event, the secre
tary OF the interior is not authorized to
collect the tax on behalf Of the tribe.
brought suit in the supreme court Of the
District OF Columbia TO enjoin the secre-
tary OF the interior from collecting the
tax or removing the plaintiffs cattle from
the Indian nation
The matter was earnestly and fully
presented on both sides before Justice
HsgRer, the plaintiffs being represented
by strong attorneys here in Washington
and by Davis & Garrett. OF sherman.
Texas. The government was represented
by Assistant Attorney General Van De-
venter and Mr. r & Campbell. one Of
the interior department attorneys
The opinion % Justice Hagner. delivered
today. carefully reviews eli Of the iegis-
lation upon the subject together with
several decisions OF the supreme court
OF the United States. and fully sustains
the validity q the tribal tax and the
authority of the secretary Of the interior
"a collect the same. ard 10 remove the
cattle from the Indian nation where the
owner refuses 70 pay the tax one OF
the particular contentious O. the plain
tiffs in this suit was thar the Curtis
BIZ authorizes individual Indians to occu-
pv and rent proportional share OF TIE
tribal land, that the lands upoR which
plaintiff cattle were pasturing had been
selected b. irldividual Indians and rented
t. plaintiffs. The court holds. however.
that this contention IS not well taken ard
says that where cattle are admitted 70 the
Cnickasaw nation htey become subject 70
the Chickasaw laws and that ~ indiyid-
ual Indian can. b. taking rent from
plaintiffs exempt them from The tribal
taxes imposed by tribal laws
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
COURT REFUSES TO INTERFERE
Ruling in the Legislative Contest
Cases in Colorado.

Denver. Cole. Dec. 1.-THE court Of
appeals today dismissed the wit OF man
damus granted by Judge Palmer reQuir-
ing the state board Of canvassers TO GER
ufy the election II C. A. Cooper. Repub-
lican. instead of J. r. Whitelaw. Demo
crat as representative from san Juan
county. holding that the courts had no
right 20 interfere thus with the oxecu-
tive officers in The performance Of their
duties This decision has an important
bearing on the election Of United States
senator. as il leaves the state board Of
canvassers at liberty 70 scat TWO Dem
ocrats whose seats had been contested.
II certificates are given u both Demo-
Gratis tne house will consist OF SO Repub-
leans and . Democrats. and the Demo
Gratis are hopeful that with majority OF
only ore tiie Republicans VIII bethwarted
in their attempt To unseat the Demo
cratic members from Arapahoe county
and thus secure q majority on joint bal
lot
The state carvassing board after being
notified Of the courts action took up the
san. Juan county contest b,.t did not
reach a vote II was decided 10 refer
taem back ia the county cauyass!ug
board Tor the correction o. alleged errors.
The las Animas county contest was
then taken Up and AguHar. the Demo
crat. declared elected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

chicago.
! Chicago, Dec. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts r.
! 800. Market slow, steady to lower. Good
/ TO prime steers. $. 40Q6 30; poor 10 medi-
! TN. s.. 0olI5. %; stockers and feeders, 81. %
! 045o: COWS. 81 -25Q4.50; heifers. s.. 00G5 90;
! Gamers, S125G2 40. bulls 80 00d4 40;
/ calves, =. 75d7 80; Texas fed steers, IS. 70
/ "a 50.
! Hogs-Receipts today. $4,000: tomorrow.
25 009; left over 1900 Morket 10 to 15c
lower Good to choice heavy. s6.s5a6 &c;
I rough heavy, 81. coat. 30; light S. SCOT. Is:
bulk OF sales. Sc. 15d6. 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep market
closed 40 10 20c lower. Good 70 choice
wethers. S4.0Od4 so; fair to choice mixed.
s.. 75d4 %; western sheep, S3.5Ga4.50; M
tive lambs. S400q6O0 western lambs.
"a 0O06.00
Official yesterday:
Receipts: Cattle. 1910; hogs, % 40;
shipments-catte, a.274: hogs. 5,Sn;
sheep, .. l39.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Dec. 1S.-Cattle-Reeeipts.
800 natives. 100 Texans calves. 600, all
natives. Beef steers 10dl6c lower. Cows
and heifers. steady to strong; cows weak;
stockers and feeders, active and steady.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
s. OO96 90: fair to good. 3 50d5. 10; stocI-
steers, s.. G1.d5.30; Texas and Indian
steers, s.. 5ez4.O0 Texas cows. S2.00G2.70:
native COWS. $1.e0a4. 90; native heifers,
81. 40lI4.7 20; Gamers, 81. 00Gz.50 bulls. S1.7S
Q3.75; calves, g. 509s.0o
Hogs-Receipts. o.O00 Market 1Gd15c
lower Top $3.50: bulk of sales. IS 10G
$50; heavy, S6.10d6.30 mixed packers.
s61Oa6 20; lights Sc. OGa6.15: workers.. 500
06.l5. pigs. g. 75G6.15
Sheep-Receipts. 3.0o0 Market steady
Native lambs $4.00G5. 40: western lambs.
81 S3d4S5: fed ewes. 81. 00dS. %: native
wethers S10d4 50; western wethers. 500
G4.20; stockers and feeders. s2.OOdS. So.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis Dec. S.-Cattle-Receipt
5Qeo. including 5000 Texans Market
steady Beef steers. $. S0Q6.O0: stockers
and feeders s.. 35d4 co. COWS and heif-
ers. S2.25a4.75; Texas steers, 81 e0df 50:
cows and heifers. g 2)li5 s..
Hogs Receipts. 300. Market 15Q30c
lower. Pigs and lights, Sc 01d6l5 pack
ers. S6.l5fI6 80: butchers. S6.25d6 40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1870. Market steady.
Natives. S3.5oG4 25; lambs. s4.50q5. 80; Tex
ans. S2.7od3.S0
ST. Joseph.
ST Joseph. Dec. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts
1919 Texans and westerns. s.. 0ea5 50:
COWS and heifers. s1.75d4.25: stockers and
feeders. sS.ooa4. a.
Hogs Receipts. aoS6. Medium and heavy
SIS. lcI6.So. piss. Sf.0lG6.t5; bulk Of sales.
s. l21sG6 pig
Sheep-Receipts. 1ecoo Native lambs.
$50; yearlings, y4.5a, ewes. S3.25.
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are some of the shippers
who had stock on the market yesterday ;
VI. Schamberger car OF hogs. Brown *
Brown of Haverhill. car of hogs. Phipps
& Payne Of Braman. O. r.. car of hogs,
]. T. Campbell of this city, carload OF
cattle shipped from Attica and forward
ed to Kansas City: Logan < Robinson of
Towanda. carload Of hogs; O. :. Yazel Of
Furley. car of hogs and one of cattle.
J. NJ NcCrookln of Derby. carload Of
hogs: Hail q Sego of Orlando. car az
hogs, T.. Z. MoreiedEe OF Bliss. o. T-
car OF hogs Dan Winn of Udan. car of
hogs. d. 3 Holland or Zyba. car of hogs:
w. y. Logan * Co. car of hogs: II. Mar
kentine of BuhIer. car of hogs: l. NJ.
Scott Of Maize ear OF hogs. y. B. Sta
ley Of Rose Bin. car Of hogs.
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Local Grain ard Produce Market.

Wheat Farmers jelirery) -EarC. cid
No .. 5Siac; new, Sc under test down 20
81 pounds. Carloads on track-Hard.
No .. 57c: No. 3. 552s .55lsc, No. 1, asa
G50c, red, one cent less than hard, on
track.
Corn-No. o Soc: No. 8, 9Se. Carloads
OF track-No. . sec; No. 8. 2Sc; No. :
white soc, No. 9. PC
Oats-Farmers' delivery 2SQ3oc Car
loads or track-No. p 2Gi@c; No. 3. -5iec;
No. :. Glc
Seeds ahir corn. per bu.. 2o92F cane
3 ed. per hu.. eS4S5c. daN seed per bu..
s 90. mniet seed. per bu.. SeQ35c-
Hay-Alfalta 40. J. $3.50. Ne. . $50.
prairie. loose. No. 2, S6.09: No. .. $50;
haled. No. 1 S7.o9. No. .. $6.o0; No. s. $5.oo
Flour hoiesale)-Best patent. sLl0;
g. carload lets. delivered tO al southern
Kansas points Delivered. same Bran,
&c; shorts. SEC.
Buuer-Packing. l5c; country, %. &c;
Creamery. No. l. Soc.
tggs-2oc. subject 10 eandliuE-
pouitrN-iienS. *; spring brOners, IL
q lbs. lac 2ie 70 5ia lbs. Sc; turkey
hens. nc. toms. - pounds and over lie;
Old toms. &c. geese. fuu feather. o.. ducks
fuH feather. &C.
Green Fruit-Apples. hand picked. asa
Soc
Hides-G. 5. ] ard rounds. ne: side
A-sA-aA MUGS, tfll4-tle anu ND. SIDE
brand sides. under 8 pounds. &c .. :.
bun hides. 6'.c. glue stock and bad grub
hy. Sc. gre hides &c; Nc horse.
-. No. ? horse S-15: pony hs5ss. &c 20
soc; dry flint butcher. Is pounds and up
IL: dry airJ fallen. g pounds and up.
lie: al Iight h,dcs under Is pounds SC:
eli dry sailed hides. loc: All culIs. &c. No
1 tallov. 5i1c. No. : tallow. &c; sheep.
pelts. go sc.
Furs-Aiarl1et NOT fully established
Raccoon. large. 75c0Si Comedian. 5o2 zee:
small. 316s3c skunk. black. SiH19l2s.
short striped e301oc; narrow. 53G5oc.
ofoad, Sac; mink large. 81 1111l.25. ne
oislm- 75cfSi04. sinan zaG50c .opossum.
1sazoc; civets l5l2-c. coyotes 75cGSI.o5:
badger. e2Fsac. hairy worthless: early
caught and unuTime * ms worth less than
SHOVE quotatiaus. souihorns i9G25 PEI
cent less
Vegetable Potatoes. per bush. sac.
sweet potatoes. per bu- soc. cabbage.
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1890 per 100 lbs; onions. bur b,l., SOC;
carrots, per bu., soc; parsnips, per bu.,
zoe; pop corn, Ter 100 lbs, $1.O0
Negeta bles (jobbers' prices &c trade)-
Oranges, per box. $500; California
navels, 1915; lemons. per box s4.oo
Q45o; Wisconsin cabbage. s1-25 per
100 lbs; bananas, per pound, = 31zG3stc;
cranberries. per barrel. S10OJa10.5O: celery,
dozen, 69q70e; comb honey per ID. 15c;
strained honey, per ID. 7i2QSc. potatoes.
per bu-, 5OG7oc; apples, per barrel, 500;
New York apples. Dbl. SS.50G4.o0; Span
lsh onions, per crate. S1-S5; sauer kraut.
per keg, sl-9eq2o0: dates, per ID, &c; figs.
per box, Sl-0O; peanuts. raw 6dsc, per ID.
roasted, 1lz@l0c; walnuts. 135z614lzc; al
monds, lac: filberts, l3c; Braziis. lie: Pc
cans. lie; cheese. fat l6c print lec. brick
loc, hmburger 15c, Y A Ice, L. H 16c
Leather-Harness union A 34c. &c;
chestnut oak B. &c. A &c; pure oak.
&c; skirting, 40g44c; sole leather. slaugh-
Ter. SeGS2c. oak sole. 3eG3sc per side.
FRESH Pork-Dressed hogs, heads of
sc; dressed hogs, heads on Sc: fresh
shoulders, SIC: fresh shoulders, skinned,
&c; fresh hams, lie; fresh hams skinned
HE; fresh Daisies, SIC; pork loins, &c
tenderloins. lie; fat backs. skin on, &c;
raw leaf lard, I0c: spare ribs. &c; hogs
tongues, l0c; hog brains 10-Ib boxes. sc i;
4c: hogs ears. cleaned, 4c: hogs ears
not cleaned. Sc; hogs hvers. each sc; hogs
hooks, 512c; gatherings. &c; hogs heads
cleaned SIC: neck bones, 31hc; back, &c;
Rathman pressed ham. &c
Sausa ge-Dewey sausage, Zoe; weiners,
Sc; bologna, &c: pork sausage, bulk, 10
10 cartoons, Sc; pork sausage, link. 10
10 cartoons. Sc; liver sausage, round. sc;
liver sausage, long SC; head cheese &C.
Frf !, 1..-.
50-lbs each, lie; 5o-lb tins. $500 Id cases.
l1lzc; 20-lb tins S0-lb cases. 1890; 10-lb
tins 66-lb cases Use. 5-lb tins. 60-lb
cases, u7sc; 3-lb tins, s0-lb cases. 12c.
Grainy-Tierces. 11isc; record tubs. 50-lbs
each, ll1sc: 50-lb tins. 50-IO-Ib cases, 11ssc;
25-ib tins S0-lb cases. 11lac: 10-lb tins.
69-ib cases, lice; 5-lb tins, 60-Ib cases,
II @; BIB rims. 60-lb cases. 12lsc
Fresh Beef and Mutton-COws and heif-
ers. 5Q5a4c. binds &c over, fores Ic under;
steers, 5$s@6izc, kinds &c over, fores, &c
under, beef loins. No. 1, BE, No. > lie.
No. .. &c, beef ribs No. l. 13c No ,
lie. No. 3, Sc; chucks and plates, &C:
TANKS, Sc; suet &c; beef livers. &c: beef
hearts. Sc; beef tongues. Zoe; beef brains,
cleaned. Sc; sweet breads. 25c; OK tails.
252c; mutton. nc; lambs. s5sc.
Dry Salt Meats-Extra sides. 9lsc;
backs Is lbs and under 10Ac: backs. 10
lbs and over. l0c: bellies. 12-14 lbs, lie;
bellies 14-l6 lbs, 102sc; bellies. 1913 lbs.
l01zc; bellies. 20 lbs and up, 1014c: sweet
pickle backs. 12c; Foster backs, &c; fat
backs. 9i4c
Bacon Meats-W estphalia breakfast ba-
con. y lbs and under. lS5zc; English bacon
bellies. 12-f4 lbs. 12c; English baucon bel
lies 1916 lbs I1a4c; bacon bellies. 1913
lbs. Ike fancy wrapped, "a per 10 over;
breakfast bacon backs. BIC; smoked
DAISY hams, 10c; J. l.. G. bacon, 10c; ba-
con extras. 10iac; bacon backs. 10 lbs
and under. nl+c; bacon backs. 10 lbs and
over lie; bacon, Foster backs, 10c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
WHEAT GOES
LITTLE LOWER
Both Corn and Wheat Take a
Tumble.
LONGS WANT TO REALIZE
Unsettled Conditions in to the
Corn Pit.


/ Chicago, Dec. 1s-Grain and provision
markets were extremely full today and
prices generally were lower at the close
Nay wheat being down z.Ga4c with May
: corn off 1.GAc and oats lsal4c lower
J January provisions closed unchanged &c
17lzc lower. Wheat ruled irregular and
quite nervous and trading through the
day was very light. which fact was one
of 4he main reasons for lower prices late
{ in the session, although outside the
strength in cables. the news in general
was bearish Local longs were disposed
TO realize on their holdings and with no
Support from the OUTSIDE the market
sagged gradually 10 weak close May
opened = TO &c higher at Ussdl2c and
was firm the early part of the DAY. sell
ing up TO .,1zQ5sc. General selling pre-
vailed toward the end OF the session and
the price dropped to 7G15c. closing Ssqz4c
lower. at T6lhn+sc. December closed nc
lower al 75c, after ranging between ~
and E@5sc. 0feaTances of wheat and hour
were equal TO g go bushels. Primary
receipts were 10000 bushels. compared
with 6ls. 900 a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts Of 81 cars.
NTH WIN ADIcl iftFltAS VI ~ Net4'r bitAs
one Of contract grade, made the total
receipts for the three points of 621 cars,
against SSS last week and All year ago.
Unsettled conditions prevailed in the
corn pit following the collapse yesterday
of the December blind pool. There
was further liquidation Of December by
the pool interests and this tended 10 dis
pei al doubt that the deal had been
abandoned although the St. Louis people
were reported as having said that the
operations would go on as if nothing ha-
happened. ne opening in December was
nc lower 70 1c higher at 47c TO 4S1zc and
the market sagged gradually, with tenn
porary intervening rallies, until 461ec was
reached. The close was Use lower at IS
sc. May held firm until near the close
when offerings became more liberal final
figures being off l2%ssc at 43G1sc. Local
receipts were 267 cars, with Of contract
grade.
Oats were dull and featureless but ruled
firm until the break of wheat and corn,
which caused an easier tone a the finish,
May being off 1sd4c, at 321zG9sc, after
ranging between 321s and 32%Q7sc. Cash
demand was once more a supporting in
fuence and receipts were only fair, being
1855 cars.
Provisions were rather dull. but exhib-
tied unexpected steadiness in view of the
lower prices being offered for hogs.
There was a fair demand for January
pork and lard. which kept the market up
early in the day but considerable realiz-
ing in pork caused a neasier feeling es-
pecially in January pork. which closed
lie lower at s1640 January lard was a
shade lower at 1910 and ribs were I'M
changed at @o.5Tiz.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
40 cars; corn, 30 cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs,
q O1O head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
mlLLeR's BILL IS FAVORED.

Washington Dec. 1.-THE honse com
nrittee on public lands today authorized
favorable report on The oiu Introduced
by Representative Miller Of Kansas AZ
fscting lands Withia limits q railroad
lana grants IN IRE ard regions The 6fa
authorizes the secretary OF the interior
~ exchange Vacant public lands ard or
ssni-arid not Eaznsrsl ~ tinbfrea iaaais
and not required Tor plbIic pBrroses. fo-
private lands 10 Ike area sid charscser
Is The alternate sections granted 70 ra8-
road companies TIE 6nl however. limits
the exchange 50 ;hss public Land neither
can b Increased nor diminished in each
county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19

unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness suffering other disease therefore when
kidney trouble permitted
continue, fatal results follow.
Your other may need attention but Kidneys
most, they 10 and need attention first
Ii you leeI badly begin taking Dr. kiImer's
kidney. bladder
your kidneys we'll they Will help all the other
organs o health A trial will convince anyone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
New York Produce.

New York. Dec. n--Butter- Receipts
27l5 packages Market STEADY state
GARY. 2e6sS-zc: extra creamery. SIC, com
mon 70 choice creamery. -1Gcsc
Cheese Receipts IaSs packages Mar
ket steady Fancy large state fuil cream
colored and white Ssptembe-- l31.c. late
made. l3Rlstsc, fancy small coiored and
white September. IsisGl -. late made,
1Salshsc
Egg@Rsceipts Az pscA sges Market
weaker state and PennsN wanna. aver
age and best sc: western uncandled.
poor 10 fancy. 2s12ec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
HOG MARKET
GOES LOWER
Receipts Were Not Large for
a Thursday.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.O5
Cattle Supply Fairly Good and
Market Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.O5

Hog receipts were fairly liberal yes
terday. but the gain in prices of the
previous day was all lost and the mar
ket settled down to about the same as
Tuesday. The decline did not come I'M
expected 20 the buyers, as their lower
bids Wednesday night indicated thai
they expected break in the market
ne top price yesterday was S605,-against
$3.50 the previous day, but the top hogs
yesterday lacked more than nickle Of
being as good as the tops on "wednesday
The same kind of hogs that sold for Sc %
ne previous day would have easily
brought $6.lV yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19
Whisky BASIS Of high wines. Sl.S2
grade. l0l5
Kansas civ.

Kansas City. Dec Wheat
December. &C; May. sS1sc; No hard.
scGsSc. No. }. sslz4ssc: No 3 hard. 54asoc
rejected hard. 5liza54c. No. . red 66d67c;
No g. s5'6Sizc
Corn-December. Ss1sc May. Sol G36i. &C..
cash No , mixed s7aeSc; Nc. white
5sG3SLc No. 3. 37d57izc
Oats-No. , white &c. Ne mixed. g
gS&c
Rye-No. :, sc.
Hay-Choice timothy 81 sea II. e9;choice
prairie. s. 5oe71oo.
Butter-cresmery. 25a27c; dairy. fancy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-19

Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining.
7-1s; centrifugal IS test. 3 1916; moIas-
ses sugar, , 5-l6- Refined, dull: crushed,
5.45; powdered, AS; granulated, ASS.
Coffee-Quiet No. Rio, 81.
Molasses-Firm New Orleans, 3od4Oc.
Poultry-kIive, irregular. Chickens,
loize; turkeys, f3c; fowls. 1Od1I1Sc.
Dressed, irregular Western chickens,
13Gl5t1c western fowls, 11G121zc; west
ern turkeys. 1sd1Sc.
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81. Louis. Dec. ls.-Close-Wheat Mar
ket lower Nc. red cash elevator nomi-
nal. track. 72lsG73c; December. 73i.c
May. 75sse asked; July. 7I7sc, No. hard
6Sa7sc
Corn-Lover No. . cash. 80. track
ssd44l<c. December. sc. MAY. 29lsc bid
Oats-Eover No. 2 cash. SIC. track
Sei4c. December. 3zizc. May &c. No. :
white. sc
Rat hid
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CAsH OrOTATInNs

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quiet and steady.
Wheat-No , spring. 74G75c; No. 3. esq
69c; No. > red 72AQ749sc.
COrn-No. ,. 461sc; No. , yellow. 46ikc
Oats-No. >, So%c; No. white. So14Q
S2l4c.
Rye-No. . 4Slsc
Barley-Good feeding. SSaAc good to
choice mailing. 45G5ec.
Flax seed-No. l. N.l5; No. North
western. 1913
Timothy seed-Prirne, 1866.
Mess pork per Dbl. s17.00; lard per 100
lbs. si0.2591039; short ribs sides aoose)
Ss.371zds s2ls. dry salted shoulders (boxd)
S. 25e.c.50; short clear sides CooSed) s.. 20
1850
Whisky Basis Of high wines Sl.S2
Clover-Contract grade. 1913
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ROOM FoR JADE COLLECTION
Is Provided for in the viii Of Heber
Eishop

New York. Dec. 1.-THE VIII Of Hebel
Bishop. disposing Of an estate valued AZ
'2.5.o.0e was Gled in the surrogate's Office
today The sum If $500 is beQueathed
= prepare room in the Metropoli;an
ieseuin of ART. Tor the reception of ths
sleat collection 81 jsGes and other pre-
cious stones. valued al S750.eo. preseas
by SIR Bishop 70 the museum last April
After small requests 70 relatives the rest
IF the estate Is divided between the tesla
tors widow and MS eight children.
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New YORK Dec fs-fIosa. Moaer on
call. steady ~ 5i1a6 per eent riasl =
f0Fl Slime poufy easter 81 and H DAYS
s'7H7 per cent . mouthhs. ssmf Primo
mercantile paper pr cert sfefiiHg
exchange e1fe with aetu8i agsiress in
bankers bals ~ 80 IS for denard ara
~ s. sUss ~ for 81 laFH Posted rsfes
l4s%z1fi s7isps Commercial bills. $3.50
a4-
Bar sliFfr $3.50
Mexicl1 dollars.
Government bonds steady. efsfr bonds
ffuer railroad. bonds streHr
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Cattle

Cattle receipts continue light and the
market was about steady for cows and
heifers and stoclIers. The top sales Of
the latter We're picked and were good