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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
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Die N4titun0en : 8Orluge. - 9uu8z
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6eiqetragen, bic Qusii6t auf Annabme
Der Sin CUR Reorganiiirung Der
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baB @efretGr 3oot I8IieBlt4 bod iei@
men lan~gge6egten @unf4 Our4ieBen
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Generals Miles i'm Senat it6 gegen
ben Reorgantiationsz4lan ftrdubten,
neil fte gIuubten, Oieier iOue perionz
li8 buour8 geOemiitbigt perOen. Sn
gepifem 8rabe mO9ten bic betreffenz
ben Senatoren, an beren 9ptBe Sez
nator 6aple1 BON Connecticut ftano,
i6ren 8eroa8t beitGtigt finoen, neil
tbatiG9li9 bic ieBt benz commandment
ben General 3ufommenbe Ma9t6efugz
nib babur6 geI8mGIert pirO, a6er,
f6lieBli9 muB Elm berartiger 9untt
als nebenIG6li6 betra4tet iDeroen,
penn es It9 BET Der g}euerung UNI ba5
@o6l bes 8an3en 6anoelt.
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Gpmtte fir Milttdr : QngeIegenbetten
gegen bieie Bin beitunO, 1T gum She'll
bamit beIsitigt tporoen, DaB man be-
itimmt 6at, bic Bin iOue ert in &raft
treten, na9bem General W&ile5 i'm
nd61ten Qugut in ben RuReFaHb berz
IeBt tporben, 70 OuB Der peri0nli4e
@ta6el fortfGGt. Stun 1T uber Senaz
tor 9apleD ertrantt unb fam an ben
@iBungen bes Gomite's ni4t tRetl@
ne6men, unb Der frii6ere &riegsA9ez
fretdr Nlger, Elm 8%efirnOrter oes
@enerulta6s9 lans, lit an bic Ste1e
beg Senators 8urrOtp5 getreten, 10
baB bic Sreunbe Der Bill cine Wtaios
ritGt i'm GOmite beitBen,
Die 8tG I9afft eineH @eneraltab,
pel6er brett unter einem @eneralz
ftd6sgG6ef ite6t, unb btefer pieberum
lit brett ben 8eFe6len 0es 9rditDenz
ten unterite1t. Sdmmtli4e Stubs
corps, peIGe ieBt u~nabbGngig bon
chamber BON G6efs nit 8rigdoe>8ez
n~erdlsrong gelettet rperOen, iolIeu in
benz @tnsralTtab Oeretntgt tperOen, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

en- Iope1bdgen gent q OSIuul
nm, adifer @iIbeIm babe gelegentlt4
beg 4ufluuFens bes 2tnieni4tffes
.@ittels6a9" Bel 8DrfDr ben beuts
T6en 66iffs : Gommunbdnten unterz
iaut. frembe, alfo bier bdni4e, 9iilfe
in Qnfpru6 CUR WieOerabbringung
beg 96iffes gu nebmen. Dies Sc
rii6t purOe BON &openbagen meter
oemelbet, 1T aber natiirli4 iOfort als
ieeres @epdf8 be3eidnet, benn es lei
benz RatIer ni6t eingefallen, cine 9ul>
fe a~bsulebnen, Die ieres bsutI6e obsr
Frem6e Griegsfdiff iebem in Sesnotb
befinblt6en anberen S4iffe, pel9er
NationalitGt es aud lei, serne Iiitst.
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Sat feline Tlaifle tuieOrr.

Hepz5apen Conn.,, 10. 0e5.
= @eo. Reidea BON 6ier, Der am IA.
Quguit b. s. auf Dem 0dmpfer p&aiz
fer Dil6slm Der 9rOBe" BON gtenz
gOrt mad Bremen abfuRr, mari ani
bo6er Sex cine 6Iai8e, bic ieinen gfaz
men unb feline 4brefe ent6ielt, ing
Wleer; ieBt 1T inn OieieI6e nit elmer
@eibna6ts : @ratuIationsfarte bon
+. 6. GaruI in England pieOer 3ugez
i6idt fpDrben. Die 5lui6e mar Dor
bieIem uuf elmer WaHerfu6rt an
Stranbe Bel gbefiI, I'M eHglii4en Ra'
nal, am 9. September aufgefunOer
tpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
@um gnsReGnnaspIate in 81. 0unis.

Nv"
ct. 2puts, 19. DECEMBER. -
gntlang Der gan5en n0roIiden Settle
bes bieIigen @eItaustelungszP IuBe5
1T elm @runoitiif pon 1900 SUB
Qdnge unb 600 SUB greite an 8aDter
8ene BON Marfeiqe, 5rantret4, uno
feline ameritanif6en SEtl6aber fir
etnen 9a6t3ins BON $4,000 berz
intellect porben. Nuf bieie EN- 8runoz
itiid poQen bic 1nterne6mer groBz
artige @9aufeGungen unO @ergniiz
gungszNnlagen einri4ten. Pent Iatte
auf Der @6icagosr MISUNDERSTANDING
bas 0ubomeDz0o rf angelegt uno auf
Der 8uffaloer &usfeauHg uno Der
Miopinter 5air in San Grancisco
cine Gbnli4e NegerzRieberlafung CUR
@9au g~eitelt.
SO6n $. Mc9ib6Ons, @6ef Der &6z
t6eilung fir Ssytilraaren Der ameriz
fantIden Qusiteuung in Paris, lit
gum Dftli9en 8ertreter bes ct. 2ouiz
Ter 8eltaus Iteaungs l1nternebmens
erndnnt fppr6en; iein 9auptquartier
lit Rep10prf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

OaB ale 4nOrOnungen ein6eitli9 gez
troffen perDen t0nnen. Der Stab
arbeitet 3. .. M}o6iliiirung8pldne aus,
in oenen ieoem ein3elnen 8iireau Die
0ur63ufii6renoen &ufga6en 3%ugetpiez
len tperOen, unb ipenn Der San elm
tritt, ND QttiDn not6p2nbig eri4eint,
erbdlt Der commandments General
Oieie 9ldne 3~u9epieien, nm iie uus3u=
fiibren, reip. ben umItGnOen ange=
mefene MoDififationen por3une9men.
4ber es fam Oann jeOenfaus ni6t
DDrtOmmen, ME bic i'm ipaniI6en
8riege fo%rtpG6renb ii6 ereignete, OaB
0as @Ommifariut benz Quartiermeiz
iterSz8ireau 3ige pegI9nappt ober
baB Der 90ipitalbtenit 3uriid bletbt,
nm Dem 9uartiermeiiter8 pint giaum
81 MAIDEN, unD baB bann bic Broz
Diantz9orrdt6e an ben einen Ort brit
girt tperben, Die Brigade aber, fir
nel6e hieiel6en beittmmt Iein ioQten,
an einen anberen, pber Dap bic 2a3az
ret6 : @inrt6tungen unD Mebi8tnz
faiten in Sampd in einem ~unentDtrrz
barren G6aos BON 6ra3tpaggon8 ited>
ten, nG9ren0 bic Sruppen in Cuba
bOr Dem 5einbe itanben unb ale Sage
Oreimal 8O6nen 81 eien 6efamen.
Die 8eneraltabsz8iQ lit i'm 6auIe
giinitig einbert6tet pOrDen uno Don
Seiten oes 6enatsJGomite's lit benz
&riag5fetretdr bic 8erii8erung gegez
ben tporoen, 0aB i'm Senut Elm 8leiz
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ter oieien umitdnben ernarten, bQB
bic @orlage bsiber 6Gufer nod in Der
gegenpdrtigen SiBung paiIiren piro.
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6ung8z uno QrbeiterzQ 81 geleqen6eiten
6at 6ei9lofsn, bic @4ttunoenz8iu
Oes Reprdientanten6auies giinitig einz
3u6eri6ten. IS fanben LANCE @r0rz
terungen Der 8iG itatt, unb Oieie lit
nit Dielen Qmen0ement5 perIe6en
pDrben.
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Gontraft fir DfFentli6e 4r6eiten, Der
BON Der Gegierung Der Ser. Stuaten
in einem Serritortum ooer i'm 0iItrift
Columbia abgeI6lofen pirb, cine
Strafe BON S. pro Sag fir ieoen
6anbperter O0er 3aglD6ner, tpel6er
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Sag gu arbeiten; bic StraHumme 5oQ
BON Der an bic 6etr. G~ontrattoren 3u
3G6tenben Summe in &63ug ge6ra6t
perben; ntersGontrattoren pel4e
DaDur9 gu S9aDen tpmmen, iplen
bas Re9t BADEN, an ben g9ef bes 3e=
gierungs : Departments, pelGes ben
GOntrutt a6gei6lofen bat, unO bon
biefem an bas 8unbes> QuIpru4sQez
ri4t gu a~ppeGtren; bas 9eieB ion ie=
bod tei2e Qupenbung babeu auf gpnz
tratte fir 8 ransportationen gu 8afer
ober gu Qan0e, unb Elm beIOnOeres
Q~menbement nimmt Gontratte fir bic
uebermittslung bon Na9ri9ten bon
Den 8eItimmungen Der Bin aus. Sir
@erleBungen bes @eieBes, pel9e our9
| Rot6arbeit Bel 5euers6runit. 6unz
gersnOtb, l1eberi9pemmung, @efdbr
fir NlenI9enleben Ober @igent6um
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IUas (Ou IS (eia fir Dtibnadtsa :!

tUa6 (0u eS Ceia flr Weibnahten ?
MGe BADEN 6reube all Ger ucberreis
dung ueer Gmpfanae eines HusIts
den 6efbrntes .
Sabourtteg, 6Oc. a~uFtpdrts.
SRoiiAt 5ibt, 65e ~nufpGrts.
UtuifAQortsisuias 81. 80 a~ufpdrts.
Ruit4gabintts, 50. 90 a~uFpdrt5.
8arOcrobt46alRr, &c. oufpdrtB.
Samtns5breibtii4s, $3.50 a~ufpdrts.
Esppid=Reinigs, 81. go aufnGrts.
G6mii3c Stlbls, IS. 90 a~ufpdrts.
9srgOIOsts stib!,, $500 n~uiDdrts.
9arIorsStl6I,, So 90 a~uIpdrts.
Gbjimmtr=Stubts.
9urIorzgobiHtts.
Rafrs6tdnDer, $1,000 a~uftpdrts.
9ianos6tibk, $50 ~aufDdrts.
6blaf3immersSt ibIs, 15c. uuFpdrts.
.Sersens," 8 %aufparts.
BorJtaonzS6rdnte.
Consultations HsH6erf4raHt, $40 0ufpdrtA
-siOtbOorOs."
RSrris. stRBIe. 81 IuFsr, s425 oufDdrts.
Buff,ts.
aObr:s aauttffHbIs, $500 a~ufodrts.
&ausnrStdnbtr.
GbiffOnisrs.
9orIOrd Reub!emsnts, BON $40 Big $500.
IolletteHGStibe. Gus lisb=Stibt.
9~drIOrEIii6s, SIC o u%uindrts.
aGs Art.H bon 6tuutslfHhltn, . Wufsr, bon
81 90 bis $500.
Sir Ginoer.
66tJrrus unS Robrs5 6nuftIfibts, $1.OO ~uufudrts.
WOrris45tibIe, $1.0S %nufpdrtg.
Ssppibt, 9tues, Natt,u, 2iHoltums unO QIt8,
mas in tiutm W6btl= uno Stppi9=2aDtR
srtsr RluHs utbalttn piro.
- -
SnttpOGO & Co.,
2r. 13, 9urS Charles Strabe.
elm. Sbir iiOIi4 bon Gapettes6 truke.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15

always tops the market when he ships
hogs Of his own feeding He bought
the hogs he sold yesterday, and that
accounts for his not getting the top
price.
f. w. Johnstsn of Pond Creek, Okla
homa, had two carloads Of hogs on the
market yesterday He came along TO
see how the market was running and
he said he was well pleased with his
sale. Wichita he thinks, Is the natural
market for Oklahoma hogs and he never
goes anywhere else when the packers
here wat his hogs. Mr. Johnson says
there are not very many hogs in his ter
ritory. The spring pigs have nearly all
gone to market He sold the March
pigs from his farm short time ago
for 81, and they weighed over 200 pounds.
This shows that it does not take very
long TO raise crop of hogs in this sec
ton when the farmers have plenty Of
corn. Mr.. Johnson says the wheat
fields of Oklahoma are a sea of living
green and the farmers are turning their
stock in on ii, that there are cattle
on a thousand fields
W Z. Thompson the genial landlord
of the Midland hotel at Hutchinson, was
a visitor at the stockyards and the pack
ing houses yesterday. Nj. Thompson
said when ne was coming down on the
markets and he made up his mind to
come up and see for himself He put in
the day, and when the last hogs were
unloaded from the cars just al dark
Mr.. Thompson was out in the shoots
with the buyers. inspecting the hogs
He said Hutchinson was a good town.
but Wichita is all right and here is
the place for the people Of Reno county
TO sell their hogs. Hutchinson. he said,
could furnish part of the hogs and all
tn esalt 10 run the packing houses in this
city He was told that the Wichita
packers all wanted the best, and that
was the reason they used the Hutchin-
son salt. All of the boys about the
stockyards and the packing houses viii
stop at the Midland when they 90 to
Hutchinson
Here are some of the Wen known ship
pers who had hogs on the market yes
terday: W. r. Johnston OF Enid, " H
Donnel OF Haven. Logan & Co. Of Ster-
ling. Col. Woicott of Hutchinson. Pat
Mckinley of Freeport. ". I. Gordon Of
Tisdale. J. Wagner Of Andover and W
J. Norris OF oxford
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
THROWN FROM
FIRE TRUCK
Ladderman Frank Smith Meets
with a Serious Accident
While Answering an
Alarm---tiis Story of
the Events that
Followed.

While on its way to q fire the sudden
jolting of the hook-and-ladder truck
threw Fireman Frank Smith from his
position on the running board. Tie struck
the pavement head-foremost and was
still unconcious when brought to the
hospital It was feared by the house ply
stefan that he had received internal in
jUries which might prove fatal.
Smith Is stationed at the Central Fire
Station. corner Fifth and Valley streets,
Burlington Ia, and in referring 70 the
accident. ne said 10 a reporter: My
whole system had received a violent
shock which effected my nerves fear
fully The doctor said l had nervous
prostration. would often start trem-
bling out OF a troubled sleep. covered
with a cold Precipitation. and imagining
something horrible was about TO happen.
There would be times when my whole
body would be numb and then again there
would be terrible cramps in my limbs.
For a long time after leaving the
hospital I was so weak that I could not
walk across the room and my strength
steadily refused to return. / could not
eat and the tonics and appetizers they
gave me did me no good. I was too sick
TO go on duty and the doctor said it
would take a long time to recuperate I
was discouraged and disheartened
Then a friend persuaded me to take
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
ple, they gave me strength. quieted
my nerves so that could get a refresh
ing nights sleep. my appetite came back
and I soon began to feel better IN a
short time I was cured and now I feel per-
fectly wen and strong
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie have a double action-on the blood
and on the nerves. Il is not claimed
that these pills are a cure-all, but the
very nature OF the remedy makes it eff
cscious in wider range of diseases than
any other It is d scientific preparation
designed 10 cure diseases through III
sct actiol on the blood aud nerves.
"a, druggists or direct rom the Tr.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady.
n. Y, on receipt Of price. fifty cents per
bcx; six boxes for two dollars and a
hall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Buyers Get Nervous Because
Of Light Receipts.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.17 ~
Cattle Supply Moderate and
Market Unchanged.

The supply Of hogs on the market yes
terday was very moderate, even for
Friday, and the bulk of the receipts
came in on the late trains. It was the
judgment Of the buyers that the hogs
ought to be bought at about STEADY, but
the late market was i've cents higher
than the best tine on Thursday. The
top price was ST., against S6-15 the
previous day. but the hogs were not so
good yesterday. The top hogs the day
before yesterday were well worth Eve
cents more than the hogs that sold for
S6.15 yesterday The hogs now coming
TO this market are not equal to the de-
mand, and II IS apparent on the surface
that some diplomacy has to be used to
prevent hsgs getting too high The buy
ers were evidently IN the position Of
statesmen when relations are strained
and diplomacy IS shout to end in war.
Dold and Armour bought sparingiy and
it was whispered that this was a move
for peace but Cudahy had on his shield
and was mounted on his war charger,
and he sailed in and captured very
nearly all the hogs. Some Of the ship
pers have been saying that the buyers
for the packing houses have been act
ing as il they were pooled. but there
were no insinGations OF that kind yes
terday. The sellers were pleased and
they all voted that Wichita had a good
hog market All OF the fair to good
mixed packers went over the scales at
500 and %.15, and one load running
little more even than the rest sold for
s6.l775. When the market closed there
was not a hog in the pens unsold and
1t was claimed that two carloads re-
ported to arrive late in the night had A
good bid from some OF the buyers. It
IS Of course impossible TO foreten condi-
tons of the future, but present indica-
tons are that the supply of hogs on
this market will not exceed the demand
for some time TO come.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
SHEEP AND LANES
Local crain az Produoe Market

Wheat 0srmerS' delivery Hard. old.
No. ?. sc. new-No. 2. Sc; No. ;, 54d56c;
No. 4, 5lG5sc- Carloads on track-Hard.
No. ?, 5s1ac; No. 5 54a1551zc. No. I. 4Sls
fG521sc; red, one cent less than hard on
track
Corn-No. ?. Soc; No. 3. SIC. Carloats
on track-No. :, S21:f3Sc; No. 3, SlE0
oats-Farmers' delivery. 2sasoc. car
loads on tracl1-No. :, 27c; No 5. &c; No.
L. 24c.
Hay-Alfalfa. No l. $3.50; No. :. $3.50:
prairie, loose. No. 1. $500; No .. $500;
baled No 1. 500, No. :, $500. No. 3. $500.
ur-(Wholesale)-Be patent. $40:
in carload lots delivered to all southern
Kansas points. Delivered. same. Bran,
zoe: shorts. soc.
Butter-Paekins. 14'4c; country. 20(f22c:
creamery. No. I. 2Sc.
Eggs-17c. subject TO Gambling.
Poultry-Hens. &c; spring broners, IL
20 lbs. SIC: 2lz to 5Is lbs. TIC: turkey
hens. &c; toms. Sc. old toms &c: geese.
fun feather, SC; ducks. ful feather. sc.
Green Fruit-Applee, hand picked. $50
6oc.
Hides-G. s. l and pounds. 7lzo: side
brand hides. g pounds and up. 7c side
brand hides. under IS pounds. Sc; G. S.
bull hides, &C; glue stock and bad grub
by. sac; green hides. SC; No. I horse.
ID. NO. morse. No. pony macs. toC 10
81 90; dry flint butcher. Is pounds and up.
Isc; dry flint fallen. l6 pounds and up.
lie: all light hides under l6 pounds. &c;
all dry sailed hides. loc ali culls, &c: No.
! tallow Sic. No. : tsllow. &c; sheep.
pelts s5G75c.
Furs-Coon. 10000; skunk. black. SEQ
s. 3: short stripe 5e0s9c: narrow stripe.
S5d5oc: broad stripe. 1920. mink. soc
Gs1.o0; opossum. 6G25c, polecat. Io8I5c
coyotes, 4c975c; beaver, s2.Ooa5O0: otter.
100000.
vegetabIes-Potatoes. per bush. acc;
sweet potatoes. &c per ID cabbage
1880 per 100 lbs: wax beans, 5o765c per
basket: esq plan. 25G5oc per dozen on
ions. per bu., Go: carrots, FER bu. soc;
rarsnips, per bu-. sc; pop oorn. per 100
lbs. sI.oo
Vegetables 6obbers' prices tt traael-
Oranges. per box. S4o0G8.7S; lemons. per
box g 10. Wisconsin cabaa=e. st6oa
y per loc lbs bananas. per 10 Ss63s.c:
craRbeEries. HeI barrel. ts.et; celery. per
doz., Sat5e; comb honey per 70. lSc;
strained honey per 10. -SQSc; potatoes.
toG7ec: apples. Per barrel. s. 5oas q:
New York apples. per barrel S.25; san
ish Onions. pr crate SI.75; sauer kTslr.
per key, s. 10000: dates. per H. g. pr
box. 800: peanuts. raw. Csc: per II j..
roasted. 7ixz10c; walnuts. lsdlsiec: al
ronds. lSc: flherts. I2o: brazils. lie; Pc
cans 14cr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-15
WHEAT AND
CORN HIGHER
Heavy Trading and Unfa"Or-
able Weather Did Ii.
OATS AND PROVISIONS
Were Each LoWer---0theF
Grain Markets.

Chicago, Nov 14-There was q heavy
trade in wheat today and prices were
higher. December closing lsQi.c higher;
December corn &c higher and oats
shade lower; January provisions closed
PFC higher TO T1kd10c lower.
Unfavorable weather strength IN corn
with higher markets abroad and q good
export demand We're responsible for the
strength in wheat. Trading during the
first part Of the session was on an enor-
nous scale, but later IL the day there
was a quieter feeling although the mar
ket was active right up TO the close. A
leading bull operator was credited with
selling a large line. but it was stated that
his buying greatly exceeded his sales.
Realizing sales were on large scale,
but the demand was always heavy
enough 20 bring about a rally after a
momentary decline. The close was strong
and near the top price. December opened
IS 70 &c higher at 72ssc 10 PIE and after
selling at 72ssGIac Clearances Of wheat
nd -four equaled SS6, 900 bushels. Brad
streets exports Of wheat and -four for
the week was 900 bushels against
5. 7l5, 900 bushels last week Primary re-
ceipts were l.127 900 bushels compared
with 1,l37. 900 bushels year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts Of 102 cars. sixteen Of contract
grade, made a total receipt Tor the three
points Of 50 cars. against 1,oSS cars last
week and $50 cars a year ago. 4
There was a wild scramble TO set De-
cember corn and as a result the price
went up TO 15sc over yesterdays closing
figure during the first naIf OF the session.
There was liberal realizing at the adj
vance and a reaction followed, but the
close was strong Wet weather and light
receipts with predictions Of continued
rains today caused a stampede among
shorts, who are beginning TO entertain
doubts as to their ability TO secure
enough contract stuff 10 fill orders for
December delivery, as grading continues
extremely poor. December opened $ TO
1Sc higher At 5215c TO 53i4c and sold up
to $3.50, declining late In the day on local
selling and closed sc higher at 52s4c.
Local receipts were Isl cars, with only
five of contract grade.
oats were dull and featureless with
prices firm, in sympathy with other
grains. The close was steady with De-
cember a shade lower at 29ssc after sell
ing between 295sc and SIC Local re-
ceipts were AS cars
Provisions were quiet and about the
only feature for trading was a fair de-
msnd for pork The strength in grains
helped provisions and the close was
steady with lard and ribs trifle weak.
January pork closed z2c higher at Sl512l2;
January lard 7ls6l0c lower at S8.971a and
ribs PIC lower at $7S7ls.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
s. cars: corn. 10 cars: oats, 100 cars;
hogs. 1900 head
0DntN AMI p2O7IICE hApKTc
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Der s.OSc: January s.6Sc; March, 7-s2c;
April offered 7.g5c; May 1850; June offered
7.Sc, Judy 7.97c; august offered 7s7c,
New York, Nov. 14.-Cotton-Spot SO
ass.
New York. Nov. a. The cotton market
opened cas-. at a decline OF TO points
and closed barely steady, with the de-
cline finally a matter Of 10 10 II points
Liverpool. Nov. 14.-COtton-SpOt quiet;
prices 4 points lower. american middling
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The supply OF hogs yesterday was SEA
Hog market was i've cents higher yes
tsrosy.
Wagon deliveries Of hogs yesterday
were light. on account o. the condition
Of the roads.
John Garrett. hog buyer for Armour.
VIII SO 70 Kansas City this evening. 70
spend Sunday with Mrs Garrett and The
children.
Roy Scott OF Maize had 2 carload Of
SA<ht hasa an thu rnarjSst vaStard2N- He
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO,
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Steady.
vheat-spring. 72a7sc. No. 5. 6s54a70c;
No red, 717sd72i4c.
Corn-No. >, 54lLc; No. yellow. SOC.
Oats-No. >. 2Sl4c; No. 8, white 29ss q32c.
Rye-No. >. 49&c
BarIey-Good feeding barley. 35G37c;
fair to choice mating, 43d5Sc; No. flax
seed 1l6: No. northwestern. l2l: prime
timothy seed 365c.
Po-k-Mess pork. pm barrel, Sl6S752d
1900 lard per 100 pounds. Sl0-55dl06o:
short ribs. sides $1,000 1920; dry salted
shoulders. sa.5ha9.67l-; short clear sides.
Nato9lo25
-fo,-e-- Contract grade SO 20
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Kansas City. Nov 4--Ciose-Wheat-
December s4ssQ6f2sc; May 6S7sa6sc; cash
No. . hard 65iz96Sc, No. 8 hard 639oie:
No. red. CSC; No. red. &C. No hard.
57a59c. rejected hard 65a5-c.
Corn - December 3si15sssc; January
$3.50: May ssisc. cash No. mixed Hiza
sc: No. white. s2izGssc: No. white 90
QHc.
Oats-No. white 22gg5c No . mixed
2sizaSlc
Rye-No. .. &C
Hay-Choioe timothy sio5oan-oo, choice
prairie N875GllS5.
Butter-Creamery 24Qesc. fancy dairy