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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-01

these days and he wants light and medium
weight hogs. The people on the other
s4te-Of the ocean want Cudahy's meat and
they want light hogs.
Dold killed two hundred hogs and
twenty-five cattle yesterday. He viii kill
two hundreS hogs for several days until
he gets his efficient >Itfits Of men organ
lied for the various departments and then
he VIII take more hogs
William Risley, Of Blackwell, was one
Of the Oklahoma shippers who had hogs
on the market yesterday. His hogs were
fairly good
c. 4 Foster, Of Whitewater, is one OF
the regular shippers 10 this market. He
had in another load Of hogs yesterday.
Clay Harrington. OF Clearwater was a
new shipper on the market yesterday He
brought in a car load Of hogs that sold for
q good price.
J. D. Raybourn, Of Bentley. marketed a
car load Of hogs yesterday
Armour Brothers. of Bentley. brought
in car Of hogs yesterday and sold them
TO the Armour Packing Co. Some one re-
marked that that was the first time they
ever saw the name OF any OF the big pack
ers among the hog sellers. but that is a
mistake. There IS a farmer in this coUn-
y BY the name Of Dold who sometimes
sells hogs at the yards
The firm name Of Logan & Robinson, Of
Towanda, is becoming familiar on the
scale books They had another car OF
hogs on the market yesterday.
" r. Green, Of Benton. and Fred Pen
ny, Of Enid. helped out the cattle receipts
yesterday to the extent of one car load
each.
Phips : Pain. Of Braman, had car Of
Oklahoma hogs on the market yesterday
Since this market has been moved up a
little nearer Kansas City prices some OF
the Oklahoma shippers are coming back
TO this market
Atkins 3 Merely, OF Winfield. were
among the well known shippers who had
hogs on this market esterday.
Burchfeld 5 cOnneIl Of Anthony. were
late arrivals with load of hogs last
night. Mr.. Cornell was IN charge He
had not been here for some time Nh
C0nnen is another prodigaI who left this
market but becoming tired of Kansas City
husks he has returned and hereafter viii
sell his hogs here
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Oct 3l-The Improvement
noted in the stock market yesterday was
continued today and the list while COM
paratively duh and narrow gave evidence
Of a more hopeful feeling Trading var
stiil largely professional and the activity
shown In d number Of issues was clearly
due to energetic pool buying. Today $
business was not altogether confined TO
operations OF this character. however.
many traders taking the long side IN the
belief that the trend CT events gives prom
ise OF better conditions Advices-Ad-
vaaces we've general 2 : the opening the
gain 10 Manhattan being most notewor-
thy =. q was another strong Issue
and Erie SO. Pacific. Canadian Pacific.
Southern Pacific. Reading and St PAUL
rose fractionaIy ST Louis Is san IRAN
cisco advanced a point. Little was done
10 the industrial issues az any tine during
the day. Stea6lness was shown b. 8
number Ct these stocks. however. amor 3
them ths T. 8 steel shares. Louiss llla
* Nashville vas weak AZ The outset ard
reflected more or less pressure which
could not BE- explained o. sng ground
other thsn that the minority holders may
rot receive any q the benefits that are
expected to accrue from the -eceHt chang
u control on moderately large traLs1c-
tions the stock market made a medium
decline - over points. tu; more than
recovered this less making 3 re- gain q
-. Reading as another stock sza-1st
which considerable pressure vas shown
b1t ali offerings Tere fre~ly tsksn ard
the stock made a gain sgszi e. fhaf u J.
x y. Manhattan WIS the feature q tEe
day. both IN respect u sctivfty
The 1uai hcur developed 10 rsW feaf1rcs
though TIE tendency - further iusprcve-
rzert was checked il a measure - The al
vance % Per cent f. the rate fer ear
money Northwestern -2giiet on moderate
trarsacrsc-s The ciosizE VS. I'm
though tuli u Vier = tse agproschirT
holidays Loraoz fook 10 active part il
the days business. fra-sactfe-s FOR that
account amounting - 1850 shares Eifh
a balance = sbout s ~ shares o. tte
purchase SIDE Sterling sxcharEe vas
hardly q factor. she du1zet price fr- De-
rusno hlT,z nesaE s. sssa Paris cxcha ~
ca L>'utcr advanced 10 e11 rhe p-1xats
discount rate Was urrhz1get az psr
cent TE- sub-l-sss1rT -zce farther
par zzses q sonss 20 To- zn1o.ar =
s. a frr7 Eltertole Esx s-oNn -
rhe horc uarxs1 bzt ire deuaz.s con-
sinued s-1al Total szisz- pa- vzise.
:. 81 ~
Uuf,sd States 20 oscIi-sd 4 pr ce-s q
fhe sss- cal
Closing sst,o.zsss-x q rsrscks we A
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CATTLE SALES.
Local Grain and Produee Market.

Wheat farmers deIivery)-Hard. cid.
No. ?. soc; New-No. ?. 5Sc; No. 3, 54d57c;
No. : 5Id53c. Carloads on track-Hard
No >. sc; No. 3, 54G55c. No, 4, 4SG52:
red. ore cent less than hard.
Corn-No. ? 4oc; No. 3. SEC
Oats-Farmers delivery. 2Sa30c. Car
loads on track-No. ,. Sc. No. 3, PC; No.
1. 26c.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. l. $3.50; No. .. $3.50;
prairie loose. No. J. $50: No. >. 500:
baled. No. !. 500; No. 2 $500: No 3, $500
Flour twholesale)-Be patent. SD;
in carload lots, delivered TO al southern
Kansas points Delivered, same. Bran.
sec: shorts &c
Butter-Packing 15c; country I6Qlsc.
Eggs-l7c. subject to Gambling
Poultry-Hens. &c; spring broilers. II
70 pounds Iiec; turkey hens. Sc toms,
6G7c; geese, full feather, Sc ducks, full
feather. &c.
Hides-G. s. l and round nc: side
brand hides. SIS pounds and Up. &c. SIDE
brand hides, under 50 pounds. Sc; c. s.
bull hides. exc; glue stock and bad grub
by, SIC. green hides. SC; No ] horse.
s2.25; No. z horse. SIPS; pony hides, 75c to
tl.00; dry flint butcher, 16 pounds and Up.
i3c: dry flint fallen, Is pounds and up.
lie; all light hides undes is pounds. SC:
ell dry salted hides loc. all culls. &c. No.
J tallCw. 514c; No. talow. &C; sheep
pelts. 25d75c.
Green F'ruit-Apples, hand picked. 45g
Soc
Vegetables-POtatoes. per bush. &C:
sweet potatoes. 1c per ID; cabbage.
751s0c per 100 lbs, wax beans. 5N665c per
basket. egg plan. 25G5oc per dozen. on
ions. per bu.. 6oc, carrots. per bu.. SOC;
parsniPs, per bu-. T5c; pop corn, per loo
lbs. sl0o.
Vegetables Gobbers prices 10 trade
Oranges per box. SA09G475; lemons. ger
box. S.25Q3.75. Wisconsin cabbage. Sl.259
80 per 100 lbs bananas. Fer To- 81 037. c;
cranberries. per barrel. $500, celery. per
doz-. ooE65c; comb honey, per H. l5c;
strained honey. per lb.. Tie4Sc. potatoes.
& 6oQe5c: grapes. Ter basket. e2C17c; apples.
per barrel s2.5o03oo, Spanish onions.
Per crate. 81 75d2-00; saueE kraut per keg.
& 0a92 3.
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TESTS AT INDIAN HEAD
Armor Plates for BattIeships Placed
Under Eire

Washington Oct. a.-DurinS the pres
ent week there has been two tests Of
araor plate Al Indian Head. The first
test was made with six-.nch pr0jecties
on triangular six-inch Erupp plate to be
used IN the cruisers Colorado. PsnnsyI-
vania. Maryland and West Virginia
Three shots were fired The greatest
striking velocity was sis feet per second.
The arIsor vas penetrated only about Two
inches. The other test VAS With eleven
lnch Erepp plate 70 bc used as sale armor
for shs bstueship Nebraska. now under
construction 5y -4oran O. SEATTLE In this
instance a tsn-lach gun was used. and
The pe1etration vas three inches. Both
tests are said 10 have oeea successful
The navy department Il now receiving
cousisameuts OF arnor n rapid succes-
sioa The delivery being considerably II
advance q the demand II the case Of
the Nebraska. t9r lnsfance. the keei vas
lsid only recentIy and x Is not known
" hen the vessel VII ss ready 70 take
armor
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SPEED OF LIGHTNING
Five Minutes Only Required for
Message TO Australia

message 10 A4Efr2I52-
Vancouver. B. C, oct. S1.-1he compile
ton Of the cable inc between Vancouver
and Brisbane was accomplished at Z
O'Clock last night. although the first mes
sage ola not get through until this morn
ing. when the announcement was made
that one dream OF the imperialists was
reality. The cable is still in the hands
of the contractors and it viii not be open
for business for about three weeks Dur
ing that time it VIII undergo an elabor-
ate system OF tests in order that the Off
Gals may see THAI il is in thorough work
ing order before being taken over from
the contractors The section between
Ramfeld Creek and Tanning Island.
which is the longest in the world. has
already undergone a series of tests and
proved equal TO expectations. The great
question in the success Of the cable was
over this enormous stretch. but il was
found by test TO give speed Of over 100
words minute with the Deerlove trans
mitter. The actual time occupied in the
transmission of a message from this city
to Sydney. Australia. will be less than
five minutes in the case Of short COM
mercial message and this time will be
OF course mainly occupied in the manual
repetition Of the message at Bamield
Creek, Tanning Island, Norfolk Island
and Brisbane.
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ST. Louis.

ST. Louis.
St Louis, Oct. S1.-Vheat-Veak- No.
red c1sh elevator e9ssc; track 70Q1 De-
cember es1zae9szc; May use; No. hard
esG71c-
Co-n-DuI. No cash sc: track 47c
new; December zg,kc; May CSC.
Cats-Lower No. , cash &c; track go
30c: December sc nominal; May 29zc;
No white &c.
Rye-fs5zzc
New York.
New York. Oct S1.-Butter-Receip
A., packages. Market steady. State dairy
lss24c; extra creamery sc. common 70
choice creamery 1993z;ac
Cheese Receipts 6.1s5 packages. Market
quiet but firm Fancy. large new skate
fun cream coIored aat white old PIKE.
new l2c; fancy small colored and white
old 121ec; new IKE
Eggs-Receipts s.s67 packages. Market
barely steady. Average 10 beSt state ant
Pennsylvania 24G45c; western 2ndled =
a2fe-
Sugar-Raw firm. Fair refining sisc:
centrifugal IS test SsSc: molasses sugar
z7sc; Refined firm Crashed 5-l5c; pow
dered 4I5c; granulated tee
Cofee-Quiet- No. Rio 52sc-
Enthusiastically.
Poultry-AIive steady and unchanged
Dressed slow. Western chickens uGl1ssc;
western fowls logic, spring turkeys nc
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DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHWEST
Northwestern Planning Many New
branches In Idaho.

Butte. Mont Oct. 3l--Advices from St.
Anthony Idaho. says that a surveying
corps OF the Chicago and Northwestern
road has completed preliminary surveys
for the extension OF the lines q the Ere
mont Xix Horn ard Missouri Valley from
Casper. Wyo- 20 81 Anthony. Idaho. II
is understood that the construction OF the
proposed extension VIII be begun in the
early spring From What is known here
il is believed that it is the intention OF
the Northwestern 20 push on from St
Anthony TO the northwest coast. touching
al Portland and other cities Of that sec
ton a lire to Salt Lake city IS also
mentioned as among the possibilities
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WEAKENED BY
LIQUIDATION
December Wheat Made De-
cline of IA Gents
CORN HIGHER; OATS DOWN
Provisions Dull NotwithStand-
ing Firm hog Market.
CORN HIGHER; OATS DOWN

Chicago. Oct. 31.-Liquidatien local
longs caused weaker tone 10 wheat
after a fairly steady opening today and
December closed &c lower. December
corn closed asG1sc higher and oats isQ14c
lower; January provisions closed unchang-
ed tc 2s.c lower.
The chief feature in wheat was the sell
ing BY the largest holder and after a
slight advance early in the session the
market was inclined 10 weakness Higher
cables with firm markets in the northwest
was the bull factor early but more liberal
receipts offset. these Influences. There was
little support to the market as news from
abroad was rather discouraging. The
close was easier December opened a
shade lower to a shade higher at ~ q7Z5sc
ut on heavy realizing dropped TO 727s.
The close was &c lower at 721z47Z5sc.
Observation-Disclosures of -four were equal TO
39l bushels. Bradstreets reports exports
for the week Of wheat and -four $4,000
bushels compared with 100000 bushels
last week. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts Of SO cars which with
local receipts OF ia cars Is OF contract
GOt Alll4t lUldl tEEElptS 4ol liz iii &C
points Of lob cars against 795 cars last
week and 81 cars a year ago.
Corn was quiet and rather heavy. large
receipts being the main factor TO the sit
uation. The opening was firm on wet
weather and higher cables. Appearances
so to show that the m6nipulati0ns in the
December option are not yet thing OF
the past and that month was the leader
today. General buying by commission
houses and locals advanced the price
early but at the higher figures considera-
bic realizing set in, resulting in a decline
The close was firm with December up $50
nc a size after selling between 504c and
5l5sq51z4c. Local receipts were 1S9 cars.
with IS of contract grade
oats were dull with a weaker undertOne.
due principally to liberal selling by COM
mission houses. The close was easy with
December 1sGAsc lower at 30l4c afr rang
ing between 311s and 3052c. Local receipts
We're 259 cars.
Provisions were dull with no special
features to trading A firm hog market
with smaller receipts carried q steady
opening and there was very little change
in prices during the day. The close was
steady with January pork unchanged at
$3.50. January lard 2lsc lower at s9.3Z32
and ribs unchanged at sS.25.
Estimate receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
rs cars corn 275 ears; oats 80 cars; hogs
1900 head.
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HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Receipts Slightly Over Eleven
Hundred.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.37 IL
Cattle Supply Was Fairly
Good---Market Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.37 IL

Hog receipts yesterday were triae
over eleven hundred, which was cons.d-
cred a good supply for a Friday. The mar
ket opened steady but when higher prices
3 I'VE cent advance was made here. There
were no fancy heavy hogs among the
offerings and the top price was Ss-S7111-
Cudahy. Dold and Armour all bought
Several car loads came IN late but they
were all sold and there was not a hog
left in the sale pens when the market
closed
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SPREAD OF ZlONlSM
Dr. HerzeI calls Attention 10 1t in
Address at Vienna

Vienna. oct 1.-THE satisfactory pro
sress Of the Zionist movement. partscu-
lariy 81 the Cnyed states, was reported
day by Dr. Herzei chairman Of the con
ference IN The course q a seneral discus
SION q educational matters The confer
ence debated the question e Jewish
schools in those ccuntries wherein The
Jews are excluded from the benefits Of
public instruction
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Csc QUOTATIONS

tlOur-tlrrl.
Wheat No. . spring 711=a72c: No. , 6SG
7lc; No. , red THG7li4c.
Corn No : "a SIC. No. . GLOW sc
Oats-No. Thite 2S1sc; No. white 2Sis
G32isc
Ry-No. 4s1zc.
Barley-Good feeding 4eQ42c; fair TO
choice mating s3Q5scs
lax seed-No 1 sl.l5: No. ! northwest
ern els.
Mess POrk-per barrelSl6.5ed16.75
Lard-Per 100 lbs S1Ge5QIl.o5
Short Ribs-Sidss. loose Sl05od11 %.
Dry Slted Shoulders boxed Sl0.gfa1e25.
Short Clear Sides t5oxed) Sl125dlI5o
Whisky basis Of high wines-No quo
tatiou.
Sugar. Clover. contract grade 1915.
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Cattle receipts were only moderate and
the sales We're in part Of local deliveries
and followers from the previous night
Many Of the trains arrive late and the
hogs are sold by lamp light but the cattle
buyers refuse 20 buy after dark. The
market was steady FOR all classes Of cat
tie. The quotations are higher in some
cases On butcher cows and heifers but the
extra price was on account Of better
quality
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DRINK CAUSED 1T
Lieutenant James ". Lynch Retired
Prom Mariner

Washington, Oct G--FIrst Lieutenant
James W Lynch, L. : Marine corps. mas
heen wholly retired from the navy with
rot incident 20 the service sis phys icians
reported thaJ s.e su1s=as from heart DIS
e1se- He has been twice convicted q
drunkenness ard the department. adopted
the plan q retiring him instead q ap-
proving sentence 70 place hin AZ the
Loot OF the list ~ aeatenznss OF the corsa
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COTTON MARkEr

Liverpool. oct. cf-Cotton-Sp quiet,
prices Q points lower American middHne
A64d nominal
L4veraool. Oct sL-At an extraordinary
general meeting Of the cotton exchange
70 be held November 81. the following
resolution WI be presented. TRANSACTIONS
III future in -daths q a penny WI be or
ideally recognized and may be quoted on
the o1clal board.
New York. Oct. a.-Co5ou-2Iiddling
e5Fte5c.
Galveston. Texas, Oct S1--Cotton -
onia- : a-1fc
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Kansas City

Na0ses Wy
Kansas City. Oct IL close-Wheat-
December e6t.c; May IS. sc. cash No.
hard sc; No. hare e3de4c. No. 4 hard
55Ge1c. rejected hard 55T5-c
Corn-October 57c: December 34es f577sc (:
May s62s QS5c, cash No > mixed sc. No.
white 4S05oc: No. Waite &c
oats-No. white S2is755i@c: No. >
mixed eefzisc.
Tsye-No. . s5c.
Hay-Choice timothy sl15e7lo-5: choice
prairie Sg.HGl9-e1
Butter-Creamery e3Q24c; fancy dairy
PC
Egg-Fresh sc.
Receipts Of wheat 1S3 cars
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NsE Terk 81. Ts--s-zsse s9r-eT -a al
a. ~ Sc ~ csrf e1eszz - 49, zsz-
e ses ~ cent Pvfze zsfr1snslis nsasr
so 7s- r~at. rt@rf-x sxr-zzrs q xEssF
seEse- wish srfszl tssx.eeFs II hzzx~rs
kss - > ~ - 1f-z4rs $50 ~ =
- a. 1zys -1ssss -ases . - stzs arz
s. z-LGsss r=rr-re.si 1iEa s s-zfs -
Ezs- EsTer tr AtE-rzE c9s-E -
r -osr--e-s .szsts esEer ffate so1s
rf-r-x. rarsezt karss er-
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The stock yards car line has not yet
been extended to the stock yards The
crowd up there do not care very much
about II only that every shipper who
comes TO the yards asks why ga thunder
Ehs street cars do not run u The Yards
Cudahy is a pretty liberal buyer eli hogs
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HoNoRS ARE GaZETTED
Lard Hethaen Made a kaiEht OF the
Grand Cross

Lcudcn. oct "a l0ns LIST q h1ro-s
ard promotions IL rscoiiection e sorth
siegh@en Is made 2 sight e TIE Grare
Cross y TIE zath. MAJOR General KltcAs-
Ter sets The order q Companion Z The
Bath- Major Geaersls Fr=zch s-t Ian
fsan.lt6n are ra5=ed & TIRE raas e Heu-
tenant Ecnerzl loioaei EeSeEsrh ard
Fga-zsr are promoted 70 - Dzsor gz&
erals. Brigz6le- sseasfzi Brzban Is ap-
FosaSe6 Al houzrr uasar Esnsrzi al
I-seutsnant c1.orsi Flss1 and Czps4tl Nc
&.lan. q the Cana1Lan ee-ps. rees.vec
The decorator - cnupsnlcz q tn ass-
ti-ss.shed Servfce order
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One-Way SeCond-CIass
Colonists' Rates
To Points IN the south and Southwest

This road offers on sale November 4-1s
December 2-I6. is2 January s-20 Febru-
ary s-I7. March s-1z and April II. 1853
tickets 20 points IN Arkansas. Indian
Territory. Oklahoma. Texas and New
Mexico at one and one-hslf FOR the one
way standard rate. plus see
For further information address the
undersigned.
r. r DUNN.
Division Passenger Agent
r C.. NORRIS.
City Ticket Agent
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This private hospital Is now one OF ths
best equipped Institutions IN the soutA-
west fer the treatment o. both meaica1
and surgical cases Special attention. "
given 70 the various forms OF stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar to
women. diseases OF the rectan and gen
ito-urinary organs. chronic malariai pol
sCrinE. rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases OF the throat lunSs. heart ana
Kidneys. soitre ard varicocsle cured. one
floor Is reserved for a maternity depart
ment and r. some Instances hornes viii
be found for children. For short aims
only a ward wai be ses apart f1r fhs
treatment 81 the morphine opium. CO.
caine and whisky habits
Resident physician. rbi- medical star.
quiet and heaishfui location. extensive
grounds with fine shade. home confoftss
terms reasonable. No cont& gi0ua diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
Thomas Sauitarium
Cor. Tenth ard ST Francis Ave.
WICHITA KAN
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Psr-s, Cct sa---TeE1es Seekez q Sex
York vas to-day laTes;sd wisE IL cTass
q an o1scer q ths LeEioa a Eso1or- The
ceremony ur-1r-~s ~ the -zticzeI srslles
o tsse Yong 2fszs Ca-1zt.za AsssSsz..oa
a FrazaA
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Hsg AND wokEg.

q - Those ruTerine freu weak
Il Eesses watch sap the pleasures
~ q nte snozlj take : uven PIlls.
= Ole bottle EiE tel staTy y
marvellous results Tais medicine las more
re1uvezstiug. vf-zltEi1z fo-ve thzn hzs srer
ben a1sr-ss- Se1E ay mai in plstE rzrkSEe
cniy or receipt az tbs adv. sr1 s.
rrls1orx Eaodx Sk<zs1zrsLA- LoHetl- LAsS
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Oct. a-Cattle-Receipts 400
including Texans; slow 10 steady;
Good to prime steers, nominal S6.50dS. e
poor 10 medium, 5000 %; stockers and
feeders, S2.25q4.75; cows $l-4eG4-50: heifers
3. 800; Gamers. 81. 4092. 50; bulls. S200a
40; calves. ss-75Q7-oo: Texas fed steers
S309G425: western steers. s. 5eQ6.50
Hogs-Receipts today. 21.0o0; tomorrow
loo: left over, $500. Opened 5G10c higher
advance lost. Mixed and butchers bulk
sold S650Q6-95; good 10 choice heavy. Sc
Q69j; rough heavy. $6.3s966J; light, $3.50
675; bulk Of sales. Si500610
Sheep-Reeeipts. 1Q.de0; sheep and lambs
steady; good TO choice wethsrs. $3.6od415;
fair TO choice mixed. s.. 50d3 80; western
sheep. s275q3.S0; native lambs. 50 50a5. 70;
western lambs. 50. 1855.
Official receipts and shipments esterday:
Receipts-Cattle. s,7s5; hogs. .. 6S1; sheep
il. 429
shipments-CatHe. 5.ss; hogs. 3 81;
sheep, 1901.
Kansas City.
Knsas City, oct. 31-Cattle-Receipts
$500 natives. 80 Texans. calves. $50 Tex
ans. 3& natives. Native and western
beeves steady; quarantine active. firm
cows steady: stocRers and feeders dull
weaker; stock calves broke 256T5c during
the week Choice export and dressed
beef steers S6-50Q1.45; fair to good S5oQ-
SIS: stockeFs and feeders S3.00I4 50: west
ern fed steers S3-l5G575; Texas and Indian
steers SS.500450. Texas cows 81 40030 90;
native cows 81 .516f00; native heifers g. 10
1910: Gamers sl.e3Q2.25; bulls S2.2SQS .65;
calves S3-e}Q5.6o
Hogs-Receipts 9.2o0; market opened
5N1GC higher; closed weak: top Sc So: bulk
or sales $6.556669; heavy S6.5586 70. mixed
packers $e.5oG66oi light IS 4oa6.57la; york
s.rs 81 1915 5-i-. pigs & SOC 81
Sheep-ReCeipJs 1.QO0, market steady:
native lambs S}6QG5-2o; western lambs
S. o0G515; fed ewes SS10I394: native
wethers Sc. 05G400; western wethers 81 So
Q4oo; stoclers and feeders S195d3.25.
ST. Louis.
ST Louis. Oct. u.-Cattle-Receipt $500
including 800 Texans Market steady
beef steers S4.l5ll7.0 90; stoczers and feeders
S250d425; COWS and heifers t225f5 -,
Texas steers S2.4oG5-20; cows and heifers
g 25alSS5
Hogs- Receipts 7.0oo. Market steady to
strong Pigs and lights S6S5a655; packers
s659Q6. 70. butchers Ss.6ed6.S5
Sheep Receipts SEQ Market steady
Natives S3.5l1+e1: lambs S&25G5.So
ST. Joseph.
st Joseph. Cct. Sl.-Cattle-Receipt
Tsp. steady. natives. S4o3l1-S5. COWS and
hsifers. 81 -5eQ5.50; veals. S2.5ad650. bulls
and stasE. S2.CeI5.15. stoCkers and feeders.
S2-ooG 50
Hogs-Re NLipts. 7.664, steady: light and
light mixed. Sc.55G6.6o; medium and heavy
S. AZ gas; pigs s. S566.s9. bulk S5.s576. 80.
sheep Receipts CT. steady 10 strong