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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-09
CIRCUS DAY is NEAR.
-stbing Indicates a Big Crowd for
E'or ry;roling Bros Great Shows.

80
'' RIyiugling Bros Great Shows.
Noxt Tuesday, August IL is circus
Az in weiser and everything indicates
hio crowd and successful engage
=, for this most popular of big
The interest in the coming
,he show is most pronounced. In
nection with the recognized fact
bst the performances OF Ringing
-. circus are always novel and
richly up-to-date, is the announce
,.,t this years program is entirely
sx, and that the sensational aero
.Hc aerial and spectacular features
nroass in magnitude anything ever
Iofore attempted even by the fam
MANAGERS of this show. AS
lanai. circus day will be introduced
Iitb q free street parade, but this
lear $ display is SO superior to that
l. other seasons as to constitute a
;stinct departure in the line of pro-
kssional pageantry. Ringing Bros.
treet parade, this year, Is not merely
parade. 1t is free carnival, with
he classic pageantry of ancient
Rome, the prismatic coloring of a
Eanetian festival and the merry
basoueraderie of a Mardi Gras har-
Oon,ously combined. The parade
bkes place at 10 a. m. The initial
erformsnce begins at 2 o'clock.
he doors will be open an hour earl,
Dr. and every opportunity will be
fyen visitors to examine the magnlf
lent collection of rare wild amin ais
br which Ringing Bros great ex-
ibition is famous This superb
biological display attracts especial
ttention this season from the fact
bat it serves to present the only
peclmen of the giraffe now known
exist, and a great herd of 80 big
pd little elephants. Lovers of
Fusc will enjoy the popular concerts
|ven by Ganweller's military band
the great hippodrome pavilion dur
e the hour preceding the perfor-
aaces. Admirers of fine horses
i'll have their enthusiasm aroused
John O'Brien's latest horse spec
|cle, the gorgeous Equine Ballet
Militant, which introduces the splen-
ID three-ring circus performance OF
e big show. This is undoubtedly
e greatest trained horse display the
brld has ever seen, and it has
eated an unprecedented sensation.
be ring performance introduces 300
ktad artists from all parts of the
pAa, in thrilling and unusual dis
lays Of acrobatism, equestrianism
I'D high-air aerialism, and COM
lete trained animal circus, includ-
hg Capt. Webb's juggling seals,
Prof' Woods dogs and ponies and
'earl Souder's comedy elephants.
fere is diversity enough to please
he most exacting public, to say
othing of the vast proportions Of
be exhibition, which surpasses in
Pagnitude anything in the line OF
nusement enterprise that the worlc
as ever seen. Reserved numbered
bats and admissions show day a
be Churchill Drug Co. at exactl,
e same price as charged at tn,
fgalar ticket wagons on the sboy
rounds.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-09
Liberal LONG VaIeyiteS.

Punci Advance
There Is now at the depot here two
Prs OF piping for the Hathaway
scer works in Long Valley. They
separating quite extensively there
is summer.
W. L. Burnside of Long Valley
las In town Tuesday. He reports
Pe Long Valley end of the wagon
PAU complete and that they have
Puo left and they are going to keep
sn' on and help this end out.
urrah for Long Valley people.
urrahl
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-09
FIND A DOG AND A FROG.

thonca contl, 10 cno1.o s;,,os 49,.
Snairo r;ver 80 ~ ~ on We "
AZ OH ~ ~ w oe"sea a. my VI oeo''oh
Townsbi,, II onti, Po oeins ~
p M. thanca rorth ~ Ing ~ WEI VI
oinning 10 horahu dos,r, p.aoe u oe
st;tntad Distr;ct o. $780, qno oon
Ssid Grr;aat;on D;str;ot 'oo i'o' o. Vi
''''' ''1n -''''lo',
DISTRICT NO. g.
Beginning at the northeast corner of
the northwest quarter of section 26;
thence north one mile; thence west one
mile; thence south one-half mile,
thence west one and one-half miles;
thence south one-half mile; thence west
to Snake river; thence up Snake river to
the center line OF section 33; thence north
10 the northeast corner OF the north
s $500 dr%.ts - Heo.lon 90 an VI salo
parna ' ',,a15 - ~ D ~nenip 80 nor'n VI
n m;ins y, we vs. ~ p; ~ .nence east Two
das;anatod5 ~ I,;,.4lS ns 10 ne.eoy
$50; "1u oo.s'IDuoeu DlSeiio' VI
ieo'"o' w. VI saiu lrrisa'ion Dis'ric'
DISTRICT No. 5.
BEGINNING on the bank of the canal of
che weiser Water company where the
ceneer iine oi sectlon 20 lntersects the
same, Inence GOWN sald canal as now
suiveSeu, anu Uhe na.oh ilateral 10 snake
A',ei' onenoe " Hu"he river w Poino
wnere 'ne norm nne Oh section ~ inter
seo .a saiu liSel' 'henoe east on saiu me Inc
W ~ 'ile TorIn-wes' corner Oh seGtion 20
OH ~ fownsm'p nor'n oi Range .,
VIZ ~ D. NJ, .nehoe nor.n one-nall
thnr snem rtS ease InI If anu oae.hai liiies
.nehoe holsn one. nali Miiei Ihence east
49,; W VIZ go y, .?ta 10 neieoy nes
ihn@OeN an Sons ;l, 3 Dls'rlo. or IRE
and i, ;s f,,r,her rds ae,9t 49, o', ~
loving named persons are annointed as
officers to conduct said election and the
following named places are designated as
the polling places for the several dis
tricts respectively:
D,srR1cr No I
por;str n NJ H., oo.
of Roard
Judges-Maud R. Wheeler Nellie T,
Hanthorn and Alonzo Conklin.
| Distributing Clerk-H. S. JONES.
Voting Place-O. M. Harvey's office in
| City OF Weiser, Idaho.
DISTRICT No. 2.
Rep,strar-S. @. Hale.
Judoes-John @ Cousens .John T,
Fifer w q Wilson
Distributing Clerk-Lawis M Dicler-
son
Voting Place, at Schoolhouse in School
District No. II. in said Irrigation District.
DIsTRIcT No. 3.
Registrar Sames w. Smith.
Judges-William Strader. Alex Wat
son. John IT. Smith.
Distributing Clerk-Jason Hallock.
Voting nlace-South schoolhouse in
Tndenendent school district No. %. in
said Irrigation District.
D,srn,cu No
i"o' w.
keglstrar-Henry Green.
Judges-frank >. Champhn' u. W..
slower Aorahanl ~ ouie,
Distributing Clerk-Thos' WestiaKe'
voting flace-hesioehce Oh n. D.
Green, IN sect. u, IN saio lrrigaIion us
trict.
DISTRICT No. 5.
\ Repisfrar-Joseph w. Slower.
Jndges-Samuei R. SNYDER w. l..
Nichols, Lincoln e. Thomas.
Distributing Clerk -William H. Mey-
GIG, p,ooo uoou scboolbouse
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-09
Notice to Creditors.


IN THE PROBATE COURT OF WASHING
ton County, State OF Idaho-In the matter of
the estate OF Noah b. Ross deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Noah Il. Ross. de-
ceased TO the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said administrator at the Office of George
P: Rhea Esq, attorney for said estate. at Weiser
City, Washington County, Idaho.
JOHN L. ROSS.
Administrator for the Estate of Noah Is. Ross,
Deceased
Dated July 81, 1902 64-5s
Notice of Attachment.
In the District Court, of the Third Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho in and for the
County of Washington,
r. f. Lockwood,
Plaintiff.
VS.. Notice
The Boston and Seven Devils OF
Copper Company, corpora Attachment.
ton.
Defendant
Notice is hereby given that there has been a
Writ Of Attachment issued out of the above en-
titled Court against the property OF the above
named defendant, The Boston and Seven Devils
Copper Company. a corporation.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
at Weser, Idaho, this 10th day of July, A. ID.
1902. IF. SMITH,
"a SIS Clerk OF said Court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-08
HOG MARKET
WAS LOWER
Receipts Fairly Liberal for
Friday and All Sold.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.37 ~
Cattle Supply Was Small and
Market Steady
TOP PRICE WAS S6,37 ~

Hog receipts yesterday were consider
ed liberal for Friday The market,
however. took an unexpected turn in
lower prices. The decline was not very
great, about 259 cents on the best and e
cents on all others. The top price was
2. against 500 on Thursday. There
were come just as good hogs on the
market yesterday as any, that sold for
20 cents the day previous, but there
was also a larger per cent Of common
hogs. The buyers demanded pretty
heavy discount on rough hogs and the
country shippers viii be wise to note
this point. Heavy hogs are all right if
they are smooth and fat. but others
are discounted 20 to 40 cents per hun
dred Light hogs weighing under 200
pounds sold well yesterday, but they
were fat and well finished. The sup
ply consisted Of 946 boss, mostly fresh
receipts. of which Cudahy bought 6i5
and DoId 29S. There was not hog in
the pens unsold when the market closed
and the buyers would have taken more
logs if they had come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-08
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York Nov. The irregular tone
Of the market continued today The level
Of prices was above last night Tor the
greater part or The day. bat the advances
were exceedingly spotty and were not
well maintained IN the late dealings as
wss the case yesterday the EFFORT ~ pro-
fessional operators 20 realize profits or
the early advance wiped out the advance
and the market closed weak with net
losses sprinkled ali through the iist 80
important gains were left az the close.
The dealings were smaller than yesterday
ard were even more strictly professional
Tie operatio could not be said ~ rep
resent any conviction on the speculative
outlook but were simply The result q
tho efforts q professional traders r. rnd
q current % prices Tor the purpose u
making q turn There were evidence q
resumption - activity hv orc o. two -
tho nooi- which have made periodical
cforts recently 20 advance prices. bat The
rtockr &c which they operated srGers =
IN common With the rssr " fre tst Al
the lest sugar was drug on fhs uarket
and its final DIP ~ 2 IS was sn lneuf~c
f. the general woak-ess TIE ssiHerirE
q The can money rat ~ The iast and
tho promise = a poor bank siaterne ~
vas c1utri hgtorv factors O. re reaction
4 decline IN bank reserves FOR TIRE ueeE
n upwards - 3 ~ 1l 81 indicated. Mosf
u this vas tf17sferr.d 20 the interior
- express aui through rhe Euc-trr4 =
for purpc-ss q TIE circllafic-- Pay
uents On rccou-t q god - fhe sub
treazurv largely oGsct - recent recri-ts
f~r c-1stann7 TIE collection foE this &C.
roun- during the week have reechsd a5o1,
s. 1f0 a,1 TIE amour csu7eut from " ash
ingtoa thet 70 further dercsitH = gov
ffnne-t funds wout - -zce viii IL
rsticrai banks. therefore hst sor-s eTeet
On sentiment although - cs7c1its o..
lords wlth the treasury department te-
this r,1ruose has been very slight fQT
zcnn- tire Ths strength = stsrlias sr-
change Tss an adi1t1nst tslrsster51E
far-or 20 the -cnsY -r--Tst- zlfnplEh =
Further z5va-cs g ster.ir.E srrharEe az
Paris FRED somewhat fss pclnf = pro1f
fo- gold crrrrrH on the 1fEeT hzr1 tssrs
acre rsFc-rs shat Chi-szo wsa receiFirS
sarra re-u-nz q curTc--T ron r1lrts
frrrher vsEt ard Sez York rrcas-re ~
-hicazr rose 10 20 - Discount teti
teal reports e. q decreasing tFrErrcT
u re ~ @zrnlaEz - rzli-patE hz4 -c
- ss~et Araorez thr sErsT frsr.s a
strength TIE fcft zcais-s were crTs-.cr-
ers To-Day meeting = hort1i< @ri
E W--rts-r ai-e-trrt 49, -rrs7fts1 - 81
81 -rs TIE sls 49, -ate ss1 Nhf- rfeF
asto-rneE zifEeat srrica F-ic~s - ths
group ar - Tie ~e<kr<ss - Ee--x-
I ~ vzrler uzs dc - rrrors - ccm-
ye-y E1e srsE co!z=b1s . Z1leco g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov 7.-Cattle-Receipts 1900
Market steady. Good to prime steers.
nominal $6.50d7 40; poor to medium SO 80
Q6.25; stockers and feeders. s.. 5oa475;
COWS, Sl.40f4.75; heifers. sz.0od5o0; can
ners, 81 .409f2 SO: bulls. 81 00d4.50: calves,
S3.1os7.75; Texas fed steers, 50 .00lI4. 25;
western steers, 50. 50de. 90
Hogs-Receipts today % ,999: tomor-
row, i, 600. left over. 1000 Average 10
to 15c lower Closed weak. Mixed and
butchers, Sc. 35GG.75 70; good 10 choice
heavy, 6.55Q6.s5: rough heavy SO. 30d
$50; light, ss.3o96 60; bulk OF sales. 1913
az s..
Sheep Receipts 1.OO0 Sheep steady to
strong. Good TO choice wethers. $500
400; fair to choice mixed. 50 50Gf3 so;
western sheep, g.. 75Gf3. 81; native lambs
u. sos 80; western lambs, s.. 1880
Official yesterday:
Receipts: Cattle. iO,227; hogs. 2e,549;
Shipments; Cattle. ASS; hogs. 1850;
sheep, $3.50.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts
1850 natives. 1850 Texan calves. 80 Tex
ans 10 natives. Corn cattle 25d50c low
er than Monday; stockers and feeders
dJll and weak; cows steady; quarantine
slow. barely steady. Choice export and
dressed beef steers. So .5037. .: fair TO
I IGGQ6TS,
3 50Gf 20; western fed steers. Sc. 7O95. &C;
Texas and Indian steers. $3.50. %; Tex
as COWS. - 1903 90; native cows, 81 $50
$50 native hoifers. s. 1904 90; Gamers.
Sle0a2.25. bulls. S.25d325; calves. 8. 25
/ Gso.0O
Hors-Reeeipts. 1900. Market opened
2izsi5c higher. closing steady with yester-
DAYS advance lost. Top. $3.50: bulk OF
sales. S6.52Iz16.60; heavy. $6.55a6. IS;
mixed packers. SC. sass; light, SC. 4SG
6.5s; workers, $s.6OG6.55; pigs. $3.50
6.52lk.
shecp-Recespts 2.000 Market steady.
Lambs weak and lower Native lambs.
1 So eo45 %: western lambs g CO.'S. 20; fed
ewes. S.l08S.75; native wethers. 50 ga
+ 40; western wethers s. o@Q 100; stockers
( and feeders N.s5a3.25.
St. Louis.
St Lous. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts 700.
including 500 Texans. Market steady.
/ Beef steers. 81. 4od7.0): stockers and
.7voers s.. eo74 IS. COWS and hcifers, 8 >
+ Q5.5o: Texas steers. 50 2SGsIo: COWS and
I heifers g f003.5o
I Hogs Receipts 6oo0 Market 10c lower
! Pigs and lights, S5.S59e55; packers 50 sc
/ 06 IS: butchers. S655Q6.76.
/ Sheep-Rcceipts. 200. Market steady.
Natives. $s-soG4oo: lambs. A.ooGs-so.
St. Joseph.
St Joseph Nov. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
/ 1851 Market steady 10 f5c lower Ma
I tives. 81 coz 90: cows and heifcrs. s. 81
..J.50. veals. S25o61s Z. stockers and
I feeders. s. 50Gl65
/ Logs Receipts. 1851 Market 2it37isc
lower. Light and light mixed Ss.55ds.S
medium a7a heavy. 1855: bulk o;
"a Is s.. sac co I'd
/ sheep-Receipts. l5S. Market steady -
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WHEAT FIRM
AT CHICAGO
Owing to a Better Movement
and Buying.
FIRM UNDERGONE IN CORN
Oats Ruled Dull and Provisions
Were Lower.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Evidence Of better
movement abroad was the leading feature
in wheat and caused firm undertone
throughout the day. There was consider
able selling by early locals. due 70 good
weather and large receipts in the north
west and prices had a slight setback.
Commission houses were good buyers
and It was rumored that prominent bull
was buying May, both Of which tended
to strengthen the market. A good cash
demand and predictions of unfavorable
weather for the movement. were bull
factors. After a decline late in the day
due 10 commission house selling, there
was another rally and the close was near
the top. December opened unchanged
TO &c lower at 711sc to 7114c. and after
selling of to 7O34G7sc, the price advanced
to INC, weakening again near the close,
only 10 finish nrrn and sake higher at
7l9sG4c. Bradstreets report for the week
showed total exports of 5,15,e00 bushels,
compared with $4,000 bushels the same
week a year ago. Clearanees of wheat
End -four were equal to A. oo bushels.
Primary receipts were 1,59s0o0 bushels.
against 1865 bushels a year ago. Min
neapolis and Dulutn reported receipts OF
So9 cars, which with local receipts Of 2S3
cars, II OF contract grade, made a total
Il ceipts for the three points Of 1888 cars,
against lob cars last week and SO cars
a year ago.
Predictions of more favorable weather
throughout the corn belt. together with
q good export demand, were the sustain
ing features in corn and a firm under tome
vas manifested. mere was fair trade
With commission house buying about the
only feature. The close was firm, De
cembcr up 1sdAc at SIC. after selling be-
tween 5Ossc. Local receipts were IA cars.
Nth Is OF contrsct grade.
Oats ruled dull. but prices were slightly
higher. Covering by shorts was the feat
tie. Buying Of May supposed to be for a
prominent bull, was a feature and locals
helped the advance by selling shorts
esrly only to bug back later. Selling was
scattered. The ciese was firm with De
climber A7s%sc at 5Sf1sc, ranging between
2a7yc and 3c1Sc. Local receipts were 397
cars.
Provisions were affected by lower prices
for hogs and heavy receipts. little
strength developed early in the day on
covering by shorts. but with the demand
from that source satisfied, the market
weakened. The close was steady with
January pork nc lower at S15.3Ii.; Janu-
airy lard closed scf7lzc lower. at S9.57ia,
while ribs were sc lower at ss.1715 Esti-
mater receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
&c cars; corn, $50 cars; oats. 100 cars;
tcEs - 900 head
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ny. praying it to extend the street car
line to the Mon stocl1yards.
Swaney & Fowler of iKrgrnan market,
a carload OF hogs yesterday
Charles Harrison Of Zyba had car
load Of hogs on the market.
HUFF & Preston of Udali and Ed VIII
liams Of Augusta are well known ship
pers who had hogs on the market yes
terday.
Jackson < Merrel Of Furley furnished
one of the carloads Of good hogs for the
market yesterday Mr. Merrel was in
charge He is ons Of the popular ship
pers who believes in the Wichita mar
4-et.
S. II Elliott of Wilmott contributed
one carload of hogs for the market yes
terday.
Townsend & Lamon of Andale were
among the shippers who sold hogs on the
market yesterday
Dunnaway & Son Of Tonkewa furnish
e a carload of oklahoma hogs for the
market yesterday.
Cheskey * Funk of Nickerson were
late arrivals last evening, with load Of
hogs that brought a good price. Mr..
Funk was in charge.
Local Grain ard Produce Market.
Wheat Farmers delivery)-Hard. old.
No. 2 60c: new-No 2, SIC; No. 3, 54Q soc ;
No. 4. 5ld53o. Carloads on track-Hard.
No. 2. 67ikc; No. 3, 5315G55lsc; No. !. 1872
Gis1ec, red, one cent less than hard, on
track
Corn-No. ,, 35c; No. 3, SIC.
Oats-Farmers' delivery, 2SG3oc. Car
loads or track-No. ,, &c; No. 3, sc; No.
Hay-AIfalfa. No. I, $3.50; No. 2. $3.50,
prairie. loose, No. l, $500; No. 2 $500;
baled, No. l. 500; No. >, $500; No. 3, $50.
Flour Wholesale)-Bes patent, $40;
In carload lots. delivered to al southern
Kansas points. Delivered, same Bran,
I0c; shorts, soc.
Butter-Packing, 15c; country 2O122o.
Eggs-l652e, subject 10 Gambling.
Poultry Hens, &c; spring brothers, IL
TO pounds, 7lzc; turkey hens, Sc; toms
Sc; old toms, &c; geese, full feather. sc;
ducks. fun feather. &C.
Hides-G. S, l and . round, nc; side
brand hides, 80 pounds and up, &C. side
brand hides, under IS pounds, &C. G.. S.
bull hides. SIC; glue stock and bad grub
by, SIC; green hides SC; No. l horse,
1925; No. 2 horse. $1.35; pony hides. $50 TO
800; dry flint butcher. &c pounds and UP.
ISc; dry flint fallen, 10 pounds ana up,
lie; all light hides under l6 pounds. Sc;
al dry sailed hides, 1oc; all culls. &C; No.
! tallow, 51-c; No. tallow, 4e; sheep
pelts, 25d75c
Green Fruit-Apples. hand picked. 459
60c
Vegetable Potatoes, per bush, 40c;
sweet potatoes. 1c per ID; cabbage,
75690c per 100 lbs; wax beans, 5Oae5c per
basket: egg PLAN. 25d5oc per dozen: on
ions, per bu.. zoe; carrots, per bu.. soc;
parsnips. per bu.. 75c; pop corn, per 100
lbs. S1.00.
Vegetables Gobbsrs' prices to trade)-
Oranges. per box. s4009f.75; lemons. per
box, $3.S5G3.75; Wisconsin cabbage, 81. O6d
SIC per 100 lbs bananas. per 10 SlzG3s4c;
cranberries. per barrel. $500; celery, per
doZ., 6od65c; comb honey, per b.. 15c;
strained honey, per h., 71zQse; potatoes.
50Q70c; apples, per barrel, S25093 %;
New York apples, per barrel, S4.25; Span
ish onions. per crate, $1.75; sauer kraut,
per keg, s1.e0d200
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Cattle Sales.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
Az VT Dr
C0WS - HEIFFRs-
sBIPPERs AND NOTES.

Dold and Cudahy are delivering big
wagon loads Of beef TO the city trade
Peopls in this city are demanding bet
ter beef. They are finding out that
good beef costs mighty little more than
the old Gamer cows
red Dold sent over 10 the stockyards
yesterday box containing several
pounds of smoking hot winnies The
crowd went for them and pronounced
them first class. Col. Garrett. hog buyer
for Armour. Insisted that he had eaten
some just as good in Kansas City. bod :
fine electric sausage grinders chop the
sausaFe so nnc that those winnies just
melt i'm your mouth
Seats and a writing table have been
added TO the scale Office I'm the cattle
section Of the nUion stockyards.
There is talk Of getting UP petition TO
the Wichita Railroad and Light cOmpa-
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. Cotton Futures
opened firm November. Sos; December.
sec; January S.3oc; March Sic: April,
size May. SI2c. July. Sl0C
New York. Nov. s.-Couon-Spot S.S1
sac.
Liverpool. Nov. -Cotton-Spot mod
crate business done; prices unchanged.
merican middling. 42c
Galveston. Texas. NOV Cotton
Easy $50
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be operated in the Pennsylvania interests.
The anthracite cCalers sere Sd some de-
mand on account OF the agreement q the
Independent operators 10 abide by the
strike arbitration The advances among
the corn and cotton roads may have been
Que 10 crop prospects. but they were
generally attributed 20 pool manipulation
ard did not hold The bond market was
steady on q small volume OF business
Total sales par value s. 81 0oo
United States 2's declined - per cent
on the last call.
Closing quotations OF stocks were as
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Nevv vork Money Market.

New York. Nov 7.-Close-Money on
call. firm at sac per cent closing bid
and asked sac per cent Prime mercan-
tile uaper. 5ifGs per cent Sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business IN
BANKERS bills fs74fs7125 for demand and
1850 for sixty days. Posted rates.
4 4-4dAS5 and ass. Commercial bills.
ASK.
Bar silver. Eersc.
...exican dollars. E9iac
Government bonds easier. state bands
ftliI. ranrnad hnnfs sfealN
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Flax seed-No. l, sl.17; No. 1 North
Timothy seed-Prime. s1o,sq1oso
Mess pork per Dbl, $l6.s7i7G17.o0;
lard. per 100 lbs. 81 -201Iil22i2; short ribs
sides Qoose Slo2591050: dry stated Shout
dersCboxedl Ss.s7I41s.75; short clear sides
Cboxed) ts.751l0.0o.
Cove--Contrsct grade $l0-s.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. Glossy heat
December 64Ssc. May. CSC. cash No. .
hare. ssG67c: 40. 8 hard. 55r5ic; No.
red. 65@esi5c; No. 5 red. e2i=lstc; No. !
hard. 55d6oc: rejected hard. waste.
orn-Noverah>r. 1isc December &c,
No. : white. s51z64sc: No.3 white. 4lc.
oats-White No. .. 5li=G5Sizc. No ?
mixed. 2essoc.
Rye-No. > 45c.
Hav-Choice timothy. Sl05e1ie 81;
choice prairie. Si05odiio.
Butter-Cresmery 25ae4c; fancy dairy.
&C. -s1->zzezz
Egg%Fresh. lSi4c.
Receipts OF wheat s. cars
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. Ncv. 7.-Wheat-Firm- No.
red cash elevator. So. track. 6e7ec-
December. eSlzc; Nay. 7s1-E72'se. No
hard s767oc-
Corn-Hlsher. No. red cash. &C bid,
/ track. Sri5Ac new. 456+sc old, Decen-
Der sossasoz.c bid: May. sc bid.
Oats-Firrn. 10. ca.h- sc bid track
SenSy,.c: December. 2S$tc bid, May, &c;
No white. &c
Rye--c-
New York
New York Nov. 7--Butter-Rcce ipts
SIS PACKAGES Market Irregular. state
dairy. lSsl2to. extra cTcanery. 2sc. con-
mon TO choice cresmery, 1sa2rzc.
Cheese-Receipts. Zl5 packages Mar
ket c7ui-S but firm Fancy large rev
state fan cream. ccIored ard white, old
I2Sc. new I1c: feEcv small coloTet and
white ols I.ssc. rev l.Ac-
ESgs-Receipts ssls packages Market
I irregular average - best state and
( Pennsylvania. -. western cardled, =
/ ae4c
/ SuSar-Raw. firm. FAIR refining. sssc.
centrifugal p teS;. $50 uoissses susar.
CSC. Refined unsettled. Crushesi s16c
powdered. 4Fc. granulated. s5sc-
Conee-Dum azs 1e1ainal- No : RIO.
SAC
Molzsses-F'irul- New orleans ss5sbc-
Poult-y-Aiive weak Chickens {eSI1c.
fowls, lie. Dressed. irregular. west
err chickens. lics western fowls. Ioi-e
| lie; spring tuEkeys. l2cISS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-08
BANK cLEARlNcs.

New York. Nov The following table
complied by Bradstrelt. shows The bank
Ciearings az the principal cities Tor The
week ending Nov. {. with the percentage
Oh increase gnd decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year