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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
The house then. at ass p. m. adjourned.
WILL NOT SUE WHITE
Senator PIatt Says He'll Pay No At
fenfInn To .!SenrriInns Attneka,

New York, Jan. 7.-Senator Thomas c.
Platt is not going 70 be married. He
told a reporter for the World so in his
rccm at the Fifth Avenue hotel last
night
II have no intention of being married. -
said he. and I cannot imagine where
such Il report started Perhaps 1t was
a joke inspired by the recent matrimo-
NAL venture of Senator Depew If 1t
was joke. it is very poor one. because
the story that contemplated matrimony
gave the name of the lady That was
very unjust. I did not personally mind
the report. but it seemed to me- as 1t
must TO all fair-minded men, that the
newspapers should be rather careful in
dealing with the names OF ladies. They
care a good deal more than the men do
Il wish the newspapers would stop ly-
ing about my matrimonial intentions. or
rather lack of intentions. because 1 say
to you very honestly that 1 would not
marry anyone and never viii marry
anyone. OF course. there are a great
many women in the world. but 1 am
not eligible. Isn't that what you call
il? At any rate I shall never marry.
Il have not taken the pains to deny
the silly story that / contemplate mat
rimony. because it seemed to me to be
waste of time to do so. but I think it
only fair. in view of the publication OF
the name of a lady, that the newspapers
have kindly picked out for me. to deny
the absurd report. Two ore three news
papers sent TO me. upon receiving the
report that I intend to marry again.
and did not publish my denial. I guess
that's all there is to say about the mat
ter. 1 am not In the market. no matter
how many of the old-timers the news
papers may marry off"
Mr.. Platt was asked IL he had decided
what action he would take in regard 70
the recent magazine article from the pen
Of William Allen White. which was q
violent attack upon the senator
No" he said. II shall pay no atten-
ton 20 that fellow at all. II would be
Identifying him If I answered his scur-
rilous and venomous attack.
Il viii not bring suit against the au-
thor OF the article. At the proper time
and in the proper manner some OF nv
friends may reply to II and disclose the
inspiration and snimus Of 1t As far as
I am personally concerned. shall not
reply 10 the abuse and bIackguardisrn
printed under the signature OF this per
s-n, nor shall / pay the slightest atten-
ton 10 him: but I think his attack viii
bs answered. and effectively. IN time
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MEDAL FOR EGAN
Picture OF the Chicago Boy 10 Hon
Ored by king Edw ard

Chicago. Jan. This IS a picture Of
Arthur Egan. the Chicago boy who has
saved tventy-three lives. has been
awarded a special gold medal FOR brsv-
cry and who viii be decorated BY King
Edward VII Of England for his heroien.
The boy vas formerly an English sub
ject- He vas born in Toronto. Canada.
and Tor twenty-nine days lived under
the British flag before his parents moved
70 the home which they nov occupy at
No 10 belmont avenue
The formal presentation % the gold
medal viii Be made - Royal Humane
society or St Georges day. April - tzo
weeks before Egan's 18th birthday He
VIII receive the only medal ever award
"a by the ROYAL Humane society % any
one a resident q the United States L
is probable that the presentation csre-
snoaies viii he under the charge o. the
British consul and that a special program
VII he arranged
Notice that he had been awarded a
medal vas received By the boy fro-a
Consul W-Iudham OF Monday last The
letter stated that The medal Rad been
been received from TIRE Royal Humane
society ard that = rad been bestoVed -
King EIward "a recoSniti0n q The orav-
err y former British sub5eet 10 rs
clinE ife-
Arthur EEan-s first rszcu~ wss rscs
six years aEo Nhen C. vas o1ly = JARS
old and had known how 70 Swim oaly
one yaa- since thea ~ dlHereal tlrnes
he has rezr1ea perso1s fro-a accl6erfsl
Drowning and suicide IN both lake ans
river Hos1 - hls resrues howeFsE.
we're zt Earry Bathing beseh- near his
hone ~ lake NssN. Nhers ne was
guard 81 17 AID iasf sumner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

! The Cooking club viii meet with Mrs.
/ Finlay Ross next Thursday.
/ Regular meeting OF Elizabeth Rebekah
Lodge No. 20 this evening. Work IN the
( degree. Every member OF the stan Is
expected TO be present.
The members OF the \. a. association
are requested 10 meet at their hall. over
McVicars drug ~tore. tonight. Dancing
viii be the principle feature. Bring your
friends. ana enjoy yourselves.
Owing TO sickness in Mr.. Richey's fam
fly. the Contemporary club viii meet next
Saturday evening. at the residence Of
Miss Mason. No 10i1 North Lawrence
avenue. instead OF AT Mr.. Richeys.
The Ladies society Of the First NJ f.
church will meet in the parIors OF tho
church Wednesday afternoon at t-30 4
good attendance Of the ladies r. request
cd. as officers Yer the ensuing year arc
70 De elected.
Eggleston Post @. A. r and Caroline
Harrison Circle Ladies Of the O. A. r
viii hold union meeting Wednesday
night for the installation Of officers. Re
freshments VIII be served after the In
staliation and a program will be rem
dered
EggIeston Post md Ladies 81 g. A. r.
Caroline Harrison Circle. viii hold install
idflDN services next " rfilfHfttF evening
the Sth inst. in their han IN the Getto
block. beginning AZ 80 o'clock. 4 lunch
social viii follow. Friends - the order
and comrades and wives invited
In the interest of the Young TadieS'
Foreign Missionary society q Dodge Ave
nue. church. Rev a A. Parker xiii give
q lecture on a Visit 20 Chinatown" AZ
the home Of Or. Collins. corner Of Exs.o-
sition and Maple. Wednesday evening.
January 3. Everybody invited % b.
present
The regular business meeting % Circle
70. s. r. ~. A.. was postponed from
Thursday January 2 10 thursday. Jan
uary 2 and VII be hold On that date
with Mrs. Groves Members are re-
questaG - he present with papers. ssg-
EeEtiouz o. ldeas concerning the topic q
the dag. which is. Literature. How
does the literature = TIE Gay compare
with that ~ EfrerEo1 and Carlyle a. a
means ~ Intellectual tevslopuertgf Roll
cali 20 he rcFrcrtirsl ~ ~ current e-erfs
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Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one
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CATTLE SALES.
Chicago

Chicago, Jan. Cattle receipts 1000 in
GLIDING $50 Texans: market active at Mon
day prices; good to prime steers 6.50d7. 80:
poor 70 medium. %G6; stockers and feed
Frs, S225fii.35; COWS. Sl.25ft4.9g: heifers 81 30
1850, Gamers. $l-250225; bulls s. pa 70:
Calves, S5q650; Texas fed steers $3.50
5.25
Hogs-Receipts today $4,000: slow and 10
10 Poe lower. mixed and butchers S6d6.45;
heavy &Sl96--5; light S5.90G5.2o; bulk of
sales s6a6.55.
Sheep-Receipts 0,0co; steady: lambs Csc
lower than last week; good to choice weth
ers. $te0d4.75. fair to choice mixed s. 50lI
40. western sheep Std4.95. native lambs
Si-9Ctt5-S5; western lambs $5n5-75.
Official yesterday Receipts-Cattle IS
s6>; hogs. 1913; sheep 25.5l0. Shipments
Cattle 5.si6. hogs, 4.3el; sheep 2,569.
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN eRIEF.

o. II. Bentley is IN Haskell county.
Dan Parks has gone TO Butler county.
| TO hunt and fish.
Mrs. Haughey. OF Haysville. was IN the
| city yesterday.
G. A. Gumerson OF Kremlin. o. T. Is
visiting \. B. Reeve OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Dowtlen are spend
ing a few DAYS in Kansas CITY. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Downing went to
Kansas City yesterday, to visit relatives.
H. F. Goode has returned from Topeka.
where he has been on business trip.
Col. William P. Hackney. OF Winfield.
was IN town on legal business vester-
day.
J. L. Shade and family OF Caldwell.
came Up yesterday 10 attend the Grau
opera
George P. Pitts. o. S Hackney and
john T. Stewart, OF Wellington, were in
town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Butts OF Augusta. and Mr..
and Mrs KinS OF Leon. attended the
opera here last night
Mrs. Frank Carlston. who resides nine
miles east OF the city. is seriously III st
the home OF her father. ]. E. Woitz.
\. Smarsh. in company with eight other
10 Wichita Falls. Texas. to buy land
Mrs. E c. Mounts is very sick with
eTysipelas at the nome OF her daugnter.
Mrs. Geo Lamb, 1854 North Water.
Miss Lizzie Carey, who has been visit
ing her parents in this city. returned 20
St. Louis, where she is attending school.
Mrs II. <. Pyle and Mrs. c. 3. Yale
returned last evening from. Mcpherson.
MI he. hf,ff f3.ax-
visiting relatives.
Rev. NJ W. Curtis. OF Caldwell, Kan.
are visiting Mrs o. Hsythorn. at S43
North Topeka avenue.
Miss Adelia Denton leaves Friday morn
ing for Ava, o t. to attend the Normal
school. Miss Denton has been in the
employ OF the Missouri & Kansas Tei-
ephons company at Derby. FOR almost
a year, and viii be missed by the opera
tors.
Clifford Cole returned last night to Des
Moines Iowa He has been home for
three weeks on vacation. A large num-
Der Of his friends gave him farewell
party MondLy evening. All wished him
great success in his school work at
Drake
John Dunn. one OF the prominent cit-
ZclE ana puSlEfSS men u sCAEOiNr Net1
in the city yesterday and spoke highly
about the business development OF his
town. which is surrounded by some OF
the finest agricultural territory In the
banner wheat county OF Kansas.
Pleasant Council OF the Modern Tonties
installed the following officers last night:
President. Ezra Beard. FIRST vice presi-
dent, II. Wilson; second vice president,
Mrs Minnie Beard chaplain. Mrs. Hell
ena Mason. guard. George Howell: mar
shall. +. BURDEN; secretary-treasurer.
NJ. l. Mum.
This is the time OF the year that Mrs.
L. d. Carter is busy taking subscriptions
to the eastern publications which she rep /
resents. She wants her patrons TO sub /
scribe with her. and not with nonresident |
agents. All OF which seems TO be fair. /
and according to the spirit Of Wichita 10 /
deal with home people.
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would work as hard on their farms as the
commission men work to save their GUS
toners from loss when the hog market
declines they would ali get rich.
". 7. Spnecer, assistant hog buyer for
Cudahy Will spend a week or ten days
visiting his father at Marshall. 0. T. His
many friends at the yards and the pack
ing houses viii wish him a pleasant visit.
J. p. Turner of Oatville marketed two
car loads OF his cattle on the market yes
terday and he went away well pleased
with his sales
The new electric generators at Dolds
nave been received and yesterday a force
OF men were putting them in place in the
engine room. The electricians pronounce
them fine machines Dold's electric plant
viii cost 20 go when il is complete.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Moderate
and Quality Poor
MARKET 10 TO 20 LOWER
Cattle Receipts Were Liberal
and Market Steady,
MARKET 10 TO 20 LOWER

There was moderate supply Of hogs on
the market yesterday and the quality was
not to be compared with the hogs sold the
previous day. There weer some car loads
of good weights, but they contained a
good many common hogs. The top price
was s625 for fancy wagon hogs of heavy
weight, but the best car load offered
would only bring Ss.15. The bulk of the
car hogs went over the scales six dollars
and six and nickel and taking the con-
clifton of the markets and the quality of
the hogs into consideration the sellers did
a better job yesterday than the day be-
fore. Mondays offerings constituted the
best string of hogs that has been on this
market in several months while the offer
ings yesterday taken as a whole weer only
common mixed packers. The market was
generally quoted ten to fifteen cents low
or yesterday but the bulk of the sales
were only ten cents lower when the quail
ity OF the hogs are taken into considera-
ton. Some Of the pigs sold fifteen cents
lower, but not all of them.
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There was a good supply of cattle on the
market yesterday. Buyers claimed the
market was lower but the class of cattle
sold yesterday went at about the same
prices as on Monday. There was a large
sprinkling of butchers COWS and heifers
that brought as much money as they
would have sold for Monday. The scar
city of good butcher cattle has caused
the buyers and sellers to class good feed
ers as butcher steers and this in part ex-
plains the wide range in prices Cudahy
was ca the market Tor butchers stock and
he got some fine cows and heifers for this
wear Robins < Alexander bought every
thing In sight and some of the sellers
though considering the condition of the
market that they paid liberal prices yes
tcrday. Shippers are finding out that they
can get good prices for their cattle on this
market and that is why the receipts keep
increasing so rapidly. The commission
firms generally have a good cattle seller
ana there IS a very small margin between
the market here and in Kansas City
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The hog market at the present time is
not such one as makes the heart of the
rountry shipper glai but the Wichita mar
ket IS as good IS amy Of them all things
considered
Ing for Wichita he is ungrateful Tor he got
& migatV nice String OF hogs from his
market this week. The Wichita hog mar
ket viii oe hummer when Dold gets
ready 90 JON Culahy.
The growth Of The Wichita cattle mar
ket Is another evidence Of the truthful
ness OF the saying THAT honesty is the hest
policy The cattle shipper who comes 10
this market gets an honest deal every
tirne and then he comes aEliu
One thing can Bee saif in favor of Dick
Parsons When lie buys hogs hc never
deserts his post. He sees every hog on
the market and he vii hsy from o'clock
IN the morning until Q q clock at night
or as long as any body wants TO sell.
II the farmers in this western country
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas CITY Jan. Cattle receipts s. 600
natives. Leo Texans. DO calves. StOckers
and feeders steady, other cattle I0FtI5c
lower. Choice export and dressed beef
steers S5.6oft5.35. fair to good SAc1G5.50
stockers and feeders S3.50d45o. western
fed steers e4.5oO5.75: Texas and Indian
steers Sioou5.le. Texas cows $50G4: ma
tive COWS S3.6105: heifers $3.55d5.25: can
ners Soft-.50, bulls S2-50u4, calves SS59u6
HoEs-ReCeipts 23.0aa Market laqoac
lower. ton Si55. bulk Of sales S5.69E659.
heavy S64os6.55. mixed packers SGl0a6. 80:
light So $40. pigs 3Q5.2a
Sheer Receipts 30oo. Market strong 10
Joe hisher Fed lambs S5Q5.90. fed weth-
ers SS.s5Fi459. yeariings SA50a5.l0. ewes
$50 /; culls and feeders S30S.15.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
MUSIC AND DRAMA
coLLIER TONIGHT

william Golfer secured iazt year q
more enthusiastic ensu-Eernent from the
tiramatic writers n the c0gntrv than IL
hss been ths good fortune % n1rs artora
% receive iu = lifetime That r. ferks
WITH the b-st comedians e. fhe rf1rfry
there IS ~ The sligafss, debit C1laer
thoroughly uneersfaras rs an He
knows TIE value ~ even ezrresxfer
and - even gesture ard atillzes tts7n
70 The ve-v best adsartsxe. lis Esetsi-
COS are natural AID DE- never strains az
. point O. fzalt which IL rorzstsrrea
nofIce1ble with s1Ee rreat s-csera ~
ccisf- - rrese1f4rE ttie esascE Auz1s tsls
Tharnas cseser coufssr- -tlr - Clsssx
which ~ p-e@ertess Tor tx rsanfhs I4sf
Veer ~ ste Hzdisca S14ars shestr+. Ees
york ciry. IT, iaEt art - ihs FlaF .
decided 1grfitv ne ktzxe setfsnr tfs1g
q fsI T1Trfd fiesr T4chf Iler4 lave
hee1 r1-rF attempts cg fhe rsfz - rs4a-
ayers o. s1eN 5lrrt a-seT gas saa
a4t this 81 s1As - 81 tss s.cs- 2. a..ztfc
fhls nae gst bes1 sn8Nn- AZ Casssfr
IL % play 80 fhs lszlsf a. fA@ rTss-
gcrl treafTe fsGtTfr ssgro~tsa - tSe
ssnle c.srplsF - hs3 Elfh h5m 4sslfr
~ ~ YORK raa aaa fte "a
ass e rse ~ ae Fsallf lrFoF-4zt ftes-
trieat frrars - gre sfeerl ft4e
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan For Kansas-Fair
Wednesday and Thursday. probably cold
er Thursday in north and vest portions;
west TO north winds.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
"Wednesday and Thursday southerly
winds
Special Forecasts Storm warnings are
displayed on The Pacific coast. on the
strait of jean De Euca. BeilIngham BAY
and IL Seattle.
Pullman epers and tree chal- ca-s
nov run daily without charge va Fort
Worth 8Il.4no ana Austin Comfor able
from start 70 finish Train Leaves wich-
ia daily a; a n. L Il. DELANEY.
Phone Is. Agent
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. Dry Goods; There
has been fair bidding by exporters for
heavy brown cottons today but sellers
have turned most bids down. Home trade
continues dun. Prices OF brown bleach
Cd and coarse colored cottons maintained
the decline in cotton parentiy being disre-
g3rded by sellers of cotton goods. Print
cloths are dun but ilrm. Prints in some
what better demand and firm CsinghamS
very firm. Good demand for silks and
tone of market strong.
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FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.

The startling announcement OF a dis
covery that will surely lengtheu Ife is
made by Editor o. II. Downey. Of Chu-
rubusco. Ind: Il wish 10 state. he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most infalhble
remedy that / have ever known for
coughs, colds and grip. It's invaluable 10
people with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine nc one need dread
pneumonia or consumption. Its relief is
instant and cure certain" Gehring's
pharmacy guarantees every 5oc ard 81
hottie
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New YORK Money Marke.

New York. Jan Money on call stead
Ter at slzff5 per cent: closing bid and offer
cd at 4sg5 per cent; prime mercantile paper
505ls per cent. Sterling exchange firm al
decline with actual business in bankers
bills 1T StSlisrA for demand and at g.
foT sixty days; posted rates 81 S5d4. SIS:
commercial bills Ss.S3lsQ4.S4. Bar silver
55sic; Mexican dollars 4sltc Government
bonds steady; state bonds inactive: rail-
road bonds steady.
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Mr.. Rayner stated that 1t will take some
time to prepare the appeal and that it
will not he fled with the president until
after the return of Admiral Schley from
his visit to Savannah. about the 10th
instant
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St Louis Jan Cattle receipts 4000.
including 2.72o Texans. market steady
Beef steers Si-5usf6 10; stoCkers and heif-
ers S2-soM5.Se. COWS and heifers S2T4-5:
Texas steers. grass. s. ie04.e9. fed Ss.S0l
b-.N: COWS and heifers s. 59tl3.-0.
Hogs Receipts S.5oo Market lee lower.
PIGS and lights S6I62ei packers S615l76.S5:
butchers S6.25fi6.60.
Sheep Receipts loo: market steady:
natives S3.250L35; lambs St700615.
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Glfsrie. y =. jar Tbs Fso~k frlsaf
Ranraz6 company Aas sruGare~f ffss e
VII 1efs srorz Ansdasfo D. 2. ftrusxs
fsdia- Territory - Part srnirs. AK. ss
sss- as q rfrfs-as- ~ eaz - sscgrst
s1~-- tFs xssexrrsert
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steady; state and Pennsylvania 3sGs4c;
western at mark. 25d 33c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining 31sc;
centrifugal 96 test 35sc; granulated. 27sc;
refined steady; crushed 5.25; powdered 4s5;
granulated 475.
COffea-DulI- Rio No. &c
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81. IOSEPH

81 Joe No. Jan. Cattle receipts 500:
market steady: natives S.15ei7.l5. cows
md heifors N.e5ll5.i5: yeals $50 st0ckers
Rud feeders S2N8.15.
lCCS- Receipts SEQ. market l5l2oc low
Err light and iighr mixed S.6N6.So. med
fam and heavy STRESS. pigs S350d4I5
Sheep-Receipts 7o9. market strong; top
yearifrgS S71n
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Steady and n1fpr

F-lour-Steady and quiet.
Vfheat-No. , spring S1isc; No. 3 spring
ISL 7Shsc: No. . red S9itc.
oats-No 47l5c: No. > white 495kc. No.
white 1880.
Rye-No. = 671kc.
Barley-Fair TO choice mailing 5e6eSc.
FIaNseed--NO- I S166; No. 1 northwest
ern Sl.7e7t.7jl!.
Prime timothy seed. s655
Mess Pork per barrel Sl6.5'd76eC
Lard. per Joe rounds s. 61isff9 s..
Short ribs. loose, SS.s50S.55; dry sailed
shoulders fhoXcdl 7ssT7isc: short clear
sides (boxed) SSS-GS.s5.
Whisky, basis high wines. s1.32
Clover contract grade. $1,000
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COTTON MARKET.

New York Jan. The cotton market
opened steady. with prices ( to points
lower and closed barely steady with pric-
es net TO u points lower
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HEHers are daily fnalrE 3 uefid =
coufo 81 Euckisns ATniea Eslss. -
kl5s pain from hgras. srzifs. efsts.
brsfaes. corqDern ulcers and fever sar~s.
csrrs erzlpts0n-. salt rnegrs. bots "A
fet1-s. removes Germs an1 warts E-st
rns ere o1 earth. Only &c ~ gssTirxs
~.r.s -~re~--
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ecssTa71u s-zil 20 - Loss arc a. pair "a
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rEE rfzFcscsf9 fsrEE Glib
Tre CasrsFe Gee clses sfaz1s asrzz<
ssr r-zt fnsle 41srtets o. tEe re--frT.
p1rszE tie sesoz = zzJ<l5~ L-Ez a.
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Kansas Cir

kansas City. Jan. 7.-Nheat-sIay. sc
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ttn the ErcUuCe exchange. TO-DAY. The
market closed as follows,
Butter-Steadyi creamery 15G2fizc; dairy
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AND PRODUCE MARKETS


Chicago. Jan. THE leading features
RANGED as follows:
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