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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-15

NINE. YALE'S CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC
Stops hair falling In "a hours. Cures dandrufr
always. The most wonderful specific for all hair
covery record known to restore natural color
to gray or faded hair Regular price, 81 zoo
bottle. Special price ..-........-...-. $Ss
NINE YALE's SKIN FOOD
Removes wrinkles and all signs Of age 1t nour-
ishes the skin and its functions rejuvenates the
old with youthful expression and rounding
:isI s. S9,e a far. sDe. S1.5O and S2.45
ION CREAM
Keeps the skin perfect Makes the complexion
beautiful 1t cures chapped skin. roughness.
burns, cuts wounds old sores skin abrasions.
bruises any skin irritation. 1t Is the most
soothing, cooling and healing preparation put
on the market. The most exquisite toilet lux
ury made. Regular price. 81. Special s7GDr
price '.....-.'... .....-....-...... I'VE
NINE YALE's SPECIAL LOTION AND SPECIAL
OINTMENT
Cures Pimples, Blackheads and all Eruptive Skin
i Diseases nr:a Regular sssR price, each 81 spe 8Sc
HAiE. YALE'S COMPLEXION BLEACH
Clears the skin Of all discoloration Makes It
naturally white and beautiful. Regu- G 1 az
lar price. 81 Special price. ......... - sSO
NINE YALE S BLUSH OF YOUTH
Is facial tonic for invigOra ting weak nerves
and faccd muscles. 1t is to the skin what dew
and sunshine to flowers. 1t reyives new life
In inactive skin. very remarkable
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price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VS'T>
NINE. YALE'S ELIXIR OF BEAUTY
Creates natural rosy cheeks by acting upon tho
minute blood vessels Of the skin. Prevents tan
and sunburn. A skin tonic. Gives brilliancy to
the complexion Regular price, 81. Sps- 8 r.
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NINE. YAI4E's LA FRECKLA
Regular price, 81. Special price. SOSs
HNE. YALE'S HAND wHITESER
Makes the hand smooth and white Keeps them
soft and beautiful. Regular price, 81 Sac
NINE. YALE'S FAMOUS FACE POWDER,
Purest and best made. Regular price, AO-
FRUIT CURA.
This wonderful tonic for women has for
itself the distinction Of being the most remark
able cure for the complaints Of women on record
Its strengthening and inyigOrating qualities
commend 1t above all others. Special g r.
price. Observation-Disclosures. WV
NINE YALES FERTILIZER TABLETS
Cure constipation and bowel troubles. They reg
ulate the system, sweeten foul breath, make
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
uVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Was Ten Cents
Higher Yesterday.
TOPS BROUGHT 1928
Cattle Market Scored a Like
Advance.
PS BROUGHT S625

The downward tendency OF the hog
market was not only checked yesterday.
but an upward turn was taken and on
most OF the sales a good ten cents was
gained on the even lots Of hogs. Some
OF the less desirable the advance was Of
FIVE cents The top price OF heavy hogs
was ss.e5. but some carloads that made
good average n weight sold for consider
able under this figure because they were
uneven. and contained II addition 10
snail hogs, largo ones that were not well
finished Hogs under 20 pounds showed
mere strength where they were even and
fat. bat there would have % De still
greater advance 70 make any money
for many OF the country shippers who
VII preslst II paying too much money in
the country for these light hogs. There
has been q demand for a good many well
finished hogs weighing considerably
un5er 90 pounds On this market and al
fall and winter they have bought com
parativeIy good prices here as the Slippers
who have tried the missouri river market
have found 70 tGeir sorrow. There is
such a vide range in the quality Of
hogs this year that average weight on
hogs quoted does not mean very rluql-
There might be q twenty cent change In
the market and It could net be seen fl
the figures unless ever carload was first
ulinutely described
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
SHIP STRUCK Reef
Bristol Gees Down. Leaving Captain
and CreM Edrift.

Port Townsend. jar s.-The steamer
Topeka from the north this uerrinE
brough. the Survivors q a wrecked
steamer Bristol. which or the nigat %
January z. struck the Cray Islara reef
OF Dundee Island near Dixon Entrance.
on bard the Toreka were tHenty-one
survivors q the crew az tventy-eisht
Among the survivors we're chief Cfncer
9 y. Smith. who gives the following
account q the wreck
The Bristol sailsd from Ladyrnith
December q wfth twcnfy-fogr hlnared
tons q coal for the Treadweil mine or
Douglas Island. Evsrything went vel
untn the uight - January 2 when fhe
weather SET In thick With a high sea
rInnlng ard At a. n. the reef was
struck Toe boat vas Immediately I0rg-
cred ard kept n re3dlnesa "a The port
side Al. hards remained - this ahir
untl a. n wheu TIRE ship gave erl-
drnce q going ~ pieces and Captain
Mcintyre ordered an bands % the q ats
rhs first boat % TT away was ilfa toas
No with fourteen uen II charrs q
Second CtHces HerE1- 80 was rsxt
with four men. IL charge - Third ceEcsr
D. O. WHITE. Chsrf CHcer SMITH was
~axhed overheard b. = hlzh SEA be vas
PICKED ID These beats rsre carTled a.
the mercy g ne saves 81 nrrtH~
westerly directicn- Tie AZ seen % Cap
tain Mcintyre. PICK Roberts. Chf-f r.
riuasr Tl~ian. third E-rl7sa- EdHaras.
Olfer Rarflzrs. sscoed Etezs-5 sz-nsr
ard Ssar1n slva. tsev uere prsrar.rw %
leave ths rht7 i1 boat. l-- g - thc1zaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Cudaay and Armour seemed to want all
the good hogs IN sight yesterday. and
Charley Sharp and Deck Parsons did not
stop 70 make any mean bids whatever the
sellers may have thought about Il.
Just at this tine Robins * Alexander
are valuable adjuncts Of the Wichita cat
tie MARKET They are the best alI-round
cattle men IN the state They VIII buy
anything from = jersey stocker TO an ex-
port stee- and pay what they are worth
Wichita has the cattle market. the buy
ers and the commission men who know
how TO sell them. About the only ting
now needed Is 2 few more cattle come
on with your cattle.
a Richardson, of Jefferson. Q. T, had a
car OF hogs on the market, and he came
along 10 see that they were well sold and
70 see what class Of hogs was bringing
the best price. Mr. Richardson says the
wheat in his section still lives, but It
needs rain mighty badly.
Asteu & Scott, Of Mcdford: Adam Huff
bauer. OF Mulvane; Grace Bros, Of Che
ney. and c. 2. Blake. OF Mt Hope, were
some Of the well known shippers who
had stock on the market yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
ADVOCATES GIVEN CHANCE
Pacific Coast Kickers Against Chinese
Must Get in Good Work Soon.

Washington. Jan. e.-The Pacific coast
senator's ard representatives interested
IN Chinese exclusion legislation decided
today 70 grant hearings 70 the Fedora
ton OF labor and 70 a Pacific coast dele
CATION now here. before determining On
the bin finally which xii Be favored
The hearing VIII be closed by January
r. az whlch time q final determination
OF the course 70 Be pursued Is expected
Senator Penrose. chairman q the con-
nirsee on immigration. has called a meet
fng Tor next Thnrsdyz % hear persons
who have expressed 4 desire q make
representations concerning the Chinese
exclusion biu Among those who VII -
heard VII be reprsssrtatives % the
Southern Cotton Planters. the As.atic as
ISOLATION of New York. ard Canadian
Pacific Railroad company. the Boston
and Maine ard other Sew England roads.
J. " Foster and others J. " Foster
also has asked 70 be heard II order %
advocate certain ulodidcati7zs q the
7sn55rS measure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
TO ARRANGE CATHOLIC LINES
PapsI Commission IL introduced "a
General Public.


Rome. jar. s-The membership q TIA
Pzpai commission on naodera ausssisHs
concerning the Holy writ Is ofnssaIly an
n8unced- u consists of CARDINAL PaSosi.
vice chancellor q tn Holy Roman church
and Cardinals zezua. prefecs Of the Tati-
can archives ard Wives r. Tu,o. a. as
SCISSOR Among the cansultora chosen
from various countries 4. Frof. Garrsxaa
OF the Catholic university a. Washfnsfon-
The scope 81 the Inquiry IS % ascertsia
tire limits a. freedom % - allowed tss
Cathofic exe~etlss IN Biblical qEssfi9r-
- rejected in the latercrufwyD nafEvy
q the day. ard - point cot de1ritsf-
what must b. retained ard What must "a
rejected g. The Interests CT orthosexys
what are Allowable sd what 49, isss -
The individual coasclence. Ifs couris<
sen. notably thepresldrnt = sad - req
resent broad rnfnded. progressive 1sneen-
cies
The Lonsoa Tabss, On Jasuary A.
nsrno@s that ths Poss had sppofstsd =
sne~iai eorzraissioa for -. coai1srztioa
q al aueeticns connected with bfoiic4f
ssaale~ - whi~h Catholic scholars -
word over might APPLY n ossrs q 81
aruify.
Carsi1ai Parocrhi. ~ rsp~r stfes.
vas president q tss conn .ssiea whic1
wood suzlsse eisern conz1ltors cheses
from sITer~rt co1ntriss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
STATEMENTS VERY CONFLICTING
Captain OF Max Lays Blame Of Col
lision on MaIla WALL.

san Francisco. Jan. s.-The official tn
vessisatioa into the cause o. the collision
between the steamer Walla WaliA and
The French bark Max of Cape MendO-
clno on the morning % January 2. vas
commenced today in the federal building
before o. L BoIIs ard J. BGlmer. LEGAL
inspectors OF boilers, steam and sail YES
sells. Ths first witness examined was
Captain Benoist. OF the Max. who sub
mitted q written statement to the effect
that at the time OF the accident his rate,
Emil Ignacs, was on watch. rhat there
was no fog ard there was fairly strong
wind from the southeast About $40 a.
N. the lookout reported the 4lghts OF
steamer On the starbOard bow. Tho mas
ter thereupon notified him and he went
on deck and seelrg the lights % Cape
Meudicinc ana those OF the steamer. "a
went into his cabin 70 dress. While he
was so engaged. the collision occurred.
The lights OF his vessel were burning
brightly. both before and aft Immediate
y after the steamer was struck the
name OF which he die nos learn until he
spoke TIE steamer Columbia the next
day. he rushed on deck as the fo-cpart
OF his ship was filing rapidly. He was
too busiiy engaged in issuing orders FOR
the closing OF the water-tigit compart-
ment 70 pay any attention 10 the ether
vessel. he ordered a torch lighted. how
ever. 60 let the steamer know where he
was. but not seeing anything OF the lat
ter fifteen minutes after the accident.
he concluded that she had preceded Il
Ia dbeen impossible for him - turn about
and look for TIE steamer, on account OF
the damage 20 his own vessel and the
direction OF the wind
IN conclusion ne stated that he desired
20 enter a protest against the wsIla
WaTa for having coilided with his ship
and that he wished 70 reserve al rights
for damages against the author Of the
accident Through the medium or ar
interpreter Captain Benois- was closely
Intercepted rs 20 the position q bis ship
by Captain Han. Of the Walla Valla
with the evident purpose OF proving that
the Max was OF her course az the time
OK the accident. but the French master
insisted that the Max never DEBATED
from her course and that the Walla
Walla deliberately attempted 10 crcsa her
bows. VIXEN It was already TOO late 70
do 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
INVESTIGATION ENDS IN LITTLE
Where TO Place Blame In Wreck Is
Difficult Matter.

New York. Jan. Sat the Grand Cen
trail station It was said today that as
the district attorney had commenced an
investigation 70 determine the cause for
the wreck. the railroad officials had def
initely postponed their investigation and
would present al facts in their posses
sion TO the county prosecutor.
Another investigation viii probably be
made BY President Canton OF the Dor
ough Of Manhattan. Mr.. Canton said
today:
y VIII confer with the corporation
counsel regarding my authority over the
tunnels exclusively used By railroads
I an not fully satisfied as TO my power
il this matter. AS there are investisa-
tons being made by the district attor-
ney. the coroners and the state railroad
commission. I thought it best TO find out
my authority before I attempted an in
vetigation OF my own.
My opinion is that IL electricity had
been used by the railroad the accident
would not have happened
7 visited the scene OF the wreck at
$50 last night 1 watched the trains
passing through the tunnel The volumes
OF smoke from the locomotives so filed
the tunnel that It was impossible to dis
Germ the lights"
District Attorney Jerome said he wished
his investigation TO be IS thorough as
possible and that he would confer with
Coroner Scholer to that end.
1T Is possible" said Mr.. Jerome. that
the engineer was only at fault II IS
also possible that the railroad company
did not provide the engineer with the
devices known 70 men in railroad az
fairs"
When District Attorney Jerome's inves-
ugation was concluded in the afternoon.
he announced that so far as the evil
dence which is 10 be submitted 70 the cor
oner at the inquest IS concerned. the in
vestigation has probably been concluded.
He added, however. that the investigation
viii be carried on for soma tine yet and
that more witnesses VIII be examined
this week He declined to comment on
the evidence. He admitted that the pres
ent grand Jury may be asked 70 act in
the matter. All the evidence went 70
show that the engineer was a careful
man and OF good reputation, both as a
citizen and as an employee. II was
learned though, that Wischo passed his
examination as engineer only last Au-
gust Before that time he was a fire.
man OF late he had been acting at IN
tervals as engineer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
Kansas CITY

Kansas City. jan misunderstanding
{. 200 natives. 20 Texans. 200 calves. Beef
steers 15d25c higher; other cattle steady
To 19c higher. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. H-75Gs.5 30; fair to good. 81 >
f75.65; stOckers and feeders. g. 0e74. 30;
western fed steers. "a. 50a5-75 Texas and
Indian steers. g 75Q5. q: Texas COWS, 8. 80
94G0. native cows, &. 61d4.65; heifers.
&. SOS .; Gamers. sl.50d2. 80; bulls. s.. 10
G4.25; calves. g. 5o76 90.
Hogs-Receipts. Il 600 Packing hogs Sc
higher; pigs and lights 10G25c higher; top
$3.50; bulk Of sales. s5.75Q6.50; heavy,
&. 50d6. 50; mixed packers, Sc. 80. light,
=. 1850; pigs. 81. 3od5. 3.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.00o; lambs strong.
yearlIngs 15c higher; fed lambs, s5-tG6f
8 90; fed wethers, &.ood4.75; yearlings,
s.. 7595-z ewes. S3.t0Gz. 10: cLlls and feed
ers, 8. &q3.75.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
NOT CONSIDERED DANGEROUS
Authorities Believe Affair in China
Is Nothing Serious.

washington. Jan. although without
any further communication from Niu
Chuang respecting the trouble between
the sailors OF the yicksburg and the
Russian soldiery. the navy department
officials are confident that there will be
no serious outcome. They have been
very much hampered in communicating
with the Vicksburg by their failure 10
secure the use OF the telegraph lines con-
Meeting Niu Chuang with the cable sys-
tenn Of China Undoubtedly II this teIe-
graph could be used BY the United States
agents and officers, the last possibility %
further trouble surely might be avertsd-
As II is the Vicksburg must remain where
she IS for the winter being ice bound and
for the same reason. it IS impossible 10
send another ship from the Asiatic squad
ron to taka<>er place. There is no iuten-
ton OF Withdrawing United States repre-
sentation at Niu Chuang which IS
treaty port belonging 10 China at which
American interests are as important as az
any port IN northern China
Count Cassinl. the Russian ambassa-
dor here. called at the state department
today and had a long talk with Secretary
Hay over the Niu Chuang incident and
Chinese affairs IN general The count
has heard nothing from his government
AZ St Petersburg respecting the Niu
Chuang ereute. which he regards IS a
certain sign that 10 serious view OF the
matter Is taken By the s.. Petersburg
authorities. The ambassador looks upon
The collisions that have taken place at
Niu Chuang as nothing more than rows
that occur at seaports when sailors are
given liberty after being closely confined
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
-gg-Fresh. 2lG2rkc-
FINDS WAY ToLIvE LONG.

The Startling ANNOUNCEMENT OF dis
covery that VIII surely lengthen life is
made by Editor 0. II. Dovaey. OF Chu-
rubusco, Ind: II wish 10 state he
writes. that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most intalhole
remedy that I have ever known for
coughs. colds and grip. It's invaluable 70
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 5ec ard s.
bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
Chlcado

Chicago, Jan. s.-Cattle-Rece-pts s,NV
including 80 Texans. Market active and
15 to 15c higher than Monday Good 70
prime steers, S .s0lI7.eo; poor TO MEDIUM
s coat. .; stOckers and feeders. 3 sgt %;
cows, 81 25G4- - heifers. s2-5HG5-oe; can
rers. s1.25T2.s0; bulls. s2-o3G4-eo; calves,
s. 50G6-50; Texas fed steers, s3-2S G5-25-
Hogs-Receipts, today, 300; tomorrow
(. 900: left over. 10 co; mixed and butch
ers, s6.0O06 &c: good TO choice heavy. S6.3
f56. s.; rough heavy, S5.e0I6.2o light, 8 50
G6.l5 bulk OF sales. S.. 0oas-s0.
Shesp-Receipts, 12.f0o. Sheep, heavy
lower; light steady; lambs strong TO 1oc
higher: good to choice wethers, & Q9e
s.; fair TO choice mixed. 3.5eIs .; west
crn sheep. s. .o004.75. native lambs, s5.54
si5 o.; western lambs, SIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
DAMNED RIVERS FAULT
Missouri a. ST. Lcgis Threatens -
pesis@ Lawsuit


s.. Lois jar. s-uesgits ~ sizs'=s
ssrrer-Iuze se1iae- shat sas s~sa 49,
vaasn- he-s fer se~erzg ssya - sTsr
3 htocksE opposite south 81, Iolis 81
Marine fraar crt 90 y - i-nwssas
ro-rs thss f5-uas daring - ed rs~1
IL Da<erasr 90 las ferros1 Can srresz
re fiFer 81 Arnrrs 90 ssts-5 ss1 tsrx~1
- fte aafar a-fa IL = slsTe1 aas ere
Eslf seet sssr ne mizinan s-srs = -
river is 1anuarv T-uaeerszzfai estsrs1es
- a-eaE tas gorge via egaa--lts ssss
been rzate
rez trr1t's e tres1srss re --ef
- wafe~ Is frslrz fs nsks q rr ess--
nsf $500 fhe eest site - &-s~9zi r.
lad osrr vhl-h raress 50 Nssesf
foar1t r. - r4te1 zts1es rzsFe~.s
rsert ~ resseazaer. q Tear aga = go
zsc8fel s. eaFer ~ Df-s Fl s-
ose--s - gs.e raze1ei ca tas ssst Sc =
IT, 81 10 ieiez ekexez - y ~ tsaef
nrs - rrcse1e-l z-otaeT 4lTclfa - -
,rssessse- - ~ lssa-1 Say --H-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
REVOLUTION S INEVITABLE
n Servis Unless Government Secures
Lean 20 Pay Soldiers

Vienna JAZZ ta.-The Seue Frsis Presss
declares thai sI-uatian il SsTv-s Is ex-
cee5lnzIv sorrows IRE treasa-y Is empty
ard ef6cials q IRE army creeping the
TIE Earrasoa a. Be.Ers5e. are npr pad
TIE Belgrade esr-ison has nesa 1a51 to-
tha sake q safety u she goFsrz1s1s
fails e. ser1-e 3 i1sn rsTol-r.1l =
almost Inevitable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10

TIE supply q cattle on the market yes
te-day was fully up 70 expectations
There was az advance in prices of about
20 cents GA all except the poor class.
Stockers. feeders and butchers cows and
haifers all sold readily. Most of the
latter ara from the wheat fields and have
been fed very little grain and could olly
Re considered medium in quantity. but
they brought SEQ TO s3-25. The recent
cold weather checked the growth of the
X heat and farmers are disposing OF what
over cattle tha- they think VIII DO To
utcher. and predictions are made by the
country shippers that there VIII &c
scarcity Of this class OF cattle later IN the
spring The cattle market here IS gaining
IN eavor With the shippers. and some Of
them are beginning 10 = az that I IS more
satisfactory than tie hog market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
-, .Ilnaxfr Nan-s-

Tcgesa ka- Jzn- s-Serersl c1.1-les
H. teu-ral Kansas re7ort sza1pox ep1-
5ez--s me czsss sre gFreTasly wy
mid ard 10 srear alarm IS feit II Giez
El1er So iarEe q rrmber h1fe The snail
TEX tAat uasz - ne so=as z-uurd have
czarzasiae5 against < ara hare rsfzses
% Aaoz any Eza = oe rscsfTed f-rn
Gss- EEzr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
THE WEATHER.

Washington Jan s.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday:
Kansas-Fair Friday; colder IN north
and western portions; Saturday fair
colder in southeast portion: variable
winds. becoming northerly.
Oklahoma and Indian Territorv-Fair
Friday: Saturday fair. probably cold:
southerly winds. shifting 20 northsrly
The man T-1o knows himself wen, VII
Know = good deal about otEer nen.-Rams
Horn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Jan Cuisines was again
quiet IN all divisions Of the cotton goods
market and without special feature ex-
CepC that IN some quarters the advance
IN raw cotton yesterday and today tend
Cd 10 make sellers more reserved than
before in some quarters. Print cloths dull
but firm Hosiery ana underwear steady,
outside and feeced goods, which are IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
NEW cENTURY COMFORT.

Millions are daily finding e world of
comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It
kills pain from burns, scalds. cuts.
bruises: conquers ulcers and fever sores:
cures eruptons. sal. rheum. boils and
felons: removes corns and warts. Best
Pile cure on earth Only 25ci at Gehring's
pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10

cash. No. mixed. sszs7c; No. white.
9lsGt7oc. No white. SIC
oats-No. white. 4Sz4G4sc-
Rye-No- ?, Sc
Hay-Choiee timothy. 1890: choice prai-
ne. S1ld14.59-
Butter-Creamery. 1sa2c; fancy dairy.
Sc
EgzAErssh olGankc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10

81 s41l for sixty days; posted rates. e-S
and 81 S; commercial bills. 81 s5lsfi4 So
Bar silver. Es1z: Mexican dollars, 4fise-
Government bonds firm. state bonds IN
active. railroad bonds Irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
ST. Louis.

St Louis, jar. .-Cattle-Receipts. q
500. including eco Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. g. 6eG6 50: stockers
and feeders, 8. 4o74 >; cows and heifers,
- 00d5-25; Texas steers, fed, sS-s5G5 70;
grass, $. 4oll4. 20. cows and heifers, 2-50q
3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market strong 70
&c higher. Pigs and lights. s5.SSG6 10;
PACKERS, 8 &c .; butchers, s. 25Gs6-55.
Sheep-Receipts, so. Market strong.
NATIVES, S3.0cd4. 90; lambs. 81 00Q4.s s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10

Ia. Minneapolis, 81 Paul. Dss Afataes.
Colorado spriags. Peoria. and possibly In
dsanapolis ard Louisville An informal
meeting OF the National Association -
2fiLor Leagues viii De held here a. tbs
zane time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-10
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
EIdridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP-Ssock
yards. Wichita Consiga yoUr stock ~ "a
for best possible results We sxcect "a
get and hold cur trade By The thorough
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