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HOLTZMAN. REAL ES-
er. 10th and F SITS. NV.
1017-1019 10th, 17r. 65. 90
2O9 " ] av NV Or. 2b. 80. so
2031 + NV. lot. D. 80. 90
1921 NJ. apt. 5r. E. so. 90
Farm near Laurel. Md.
1Sr, iS acres. 40 90
1927 9th NV. 11r. $500
S36 p NV, Sr. .3. 90
sos 18th. apt. Or. .30.O 90
1911 X ne. 5r. II. 90
% HOUSES.
C near Sd NV. Ter. $50
Wyoming av, 1Sr. %. $50
fifth near A ne. 15r. 100
Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
I4th st ex, Or. 30
Magnolia, rs
ICES.
.-.....-......$2S to $3.50
42J 18th NV. Sd dor, $50,
with heat.
RES.
pa 9th NV (14x20. $40
3LES.
124S Sth NV. rear. SIS
no23-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED Oh UNEURNIsHED-

FOR RENT MOORE Il HILL UNC.). III 18th ST
UNFuRNlsliED.
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THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE..
lili ST. NV. TELEPHONE NJ. 34S
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-BI0GH1T BARGAIN ON THE
HsiGhtss new 10-focm house; steam heat; all mod
err improvements; price 8e 400; little cash re-
nee. no28. 24&2S'
FOR sAE.E-"FINE HOME-ON 9Th ST NE;
reduced to $4,000; bet q car lines; east front;
Groom frame; nodnTn; cellar furnace; lot ask
1866 to 15-ft. alley. D6n't miss this chance.
no233t' o. N. BRfANT, warder bldg
FOR sALE-REALdi EsT4TE INVESTMENTS.
ave-: also small h0nses &c the NV. s.w. ne.
and sections Of che city; all well rented and
paying handsomeiy.7f al
no23-3ts 0. NJ. BRYANT, warder bldg.
FOR SALE-'PHONEI N. 6e8; 2s3O ST NV.
Q r. and b.. rented to gcod tenant. $3.50 per
menth; must sell at once; give ms an offer.
no2f-4t ELLERSOS wEMPLE. e03 18th st.
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l41A ST. NV TELEPHONE NJ. 34s.
uNFURNIsHED
1919 NV, lar, % 81 500 14O7 staughton 81 81 50
dIa' NV lar ss 500 A Ana Hts Or 60 90
g9s cSnpn sr 4tS u 1er s
aots ? NV. l7r; 1850 isiS nv. r, b.. q 50
25I6 10th Tor sb 100 oo s2s Del av ne, 5rb 81 SO
1921 18th NV, 12r % - 1874 me- 7r. b.. 20. 30
1918 NV 1lr. 2b- 20 00i 1902 Princeton, sr 20 30
I6 NV lSr b. - e 9o 40 LIST ne Ar b. y 90
1905 Lawn I2r b 90 90 224 Quincy ne Ar b. IS 90
1915 Kenyon, 1or b6o 00 22es Quincy Al. 10 90
I7us 18th NV 11r b. 10 o0 50 Jackson me- 5r. g. 80
2llo NV iar b. 800 4Watsins Chew Cd 2r 800
S4o2 l4th NV. llr B. % oe Lot l.. 50 es5 Offer
l4lo l4th NV, 1r, O0 per annum. Il 200. 90
ID floor FIAT, $50 18th st. NV. r. b. $40 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Conn av mr. $. 11r b. 81 500 Woodley lane & Hart
slh ns o sr az f5d mr. ior
18th mr. r, 22r 3D. 500 SunderI'd pl mr. 20. 9b 135
'a ,n pl lsth&c .oo ar l7th. iIr B. dss 90
I7tn Fl. 17r. sb: :50olI BIT 20th&21st 15r Oh l25
n side Mass av BIT 18th y nr 2lst, lar, b.. 1913
g. j. sss "a! 1ss r 9ye ls' Is IS
Insleside, 18TH & How: Providence st. Brook 49,
5%s circle. saa I'M or. i lSs
Mass sv nr 54ti 70, $50 ed mr. r, ,oT i @
18th r. lar, ah. 80 mr. 18th. iir, b. so
Una az " luz u.<O 18TH nr Chapln. lOr, b. 20
l5th mr. 81 13r ~. .166. 81 Corcn 18th, Or 3b TX
&Cncinnatf 10, 3b 100 l. BIT 2TthS2Sth Sr h Gs
I'd mr. ne, 16r Oh $50, U mr. 18th ar X m
y AZ mr. ~, 1Sf n 160 SsideKirke, ChCh, Tor b. 65
d 9F s~ 49, iSr k.5a nv Gs n
FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THE
MARION, THE MANCHESTER. THE REGINA
STODDERT, THE MAURY & THE B. & Q.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES
S So ta NV 10 S ~ i42i NM slos7S
1871 + NV, ROem o.. SIS NV. Room 12. "a
Sc 12th&F NV SIS $50 $50 + NV $40 SIS
i4ll NV, 1r SIS 1923 s. $l6
Century bldg. Sl2 $12a 605-7 18th NV. Sc $45
wcr 1lth&E NV. RmI $12+I114-16 f NV. So 28
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COLI
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
SEND OR CALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FuRNlSHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
OFFICES. STORIES AND STABLES
THoS. J. FISHER CO., Inc,
n NV.
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FOX RENT
NV .2O29 !. DIR, 2b. SIS. 90
NV ,2U27 D. 22r, 2b. 81 Is
NV AZ ID, i1r, b. 40. 80
NV. 1908 DSales, II b40. 90
NV .931 p, Tor, b. AS. 80
NV. 1909 18th, Or. b. 81. 80
NV 1894 p, Sr, b. %. 40
NV. 2022 SD, Or, b. IS. 90
NV ,2047 9Th. . rms. - 80
NV ,419 10Th, base, II. ID. 90
NV 400 o. hall. fr. IL. 90
NV. 400 o. Sd q. 1r. 10. o.
NV 1893 L MON CT, 4r. 12. o.
FuRNISHE
NV 1872 N II ave,
l3r, 2b. ~. BOO. 90
Subj
On ienleytowb 4 Rocky
nished house. 8 rooms.
ground. Per month. -.
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| NV, 3O5 o st alley, ar.S.0
NV 1874 Shows row SRI 80
4 NV .14O'Brien's ct, Ar 6. 30
NV. 18 O'Brien's ct, Ar 6. 80
NW,7 O'Brien's ct. ART. 80
I NV. 424 o st alley .4r6. 80
NW.l Shows row 4r. o. 90
NW,1 Shows row Ar g. 70
NE, 200 LIST, furnished,
17r, 2b. $50. 90
NE, 1924 Lewis. Ar. 8. 80
Sw. 71S Sd. 6r. b. q. 50
Sc, 2l9 10th, Tor, b. 6.75
ID HOUSES.
1 NV, $3.50 Newark av.
] 13r, 2b. 10000
RBAN.
file electric rwy., fur
stable and 8 acres Of
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CONSUL MARTINS REPORT
Gives interesting Matter Concerning
the German Trade.

Washington. Jan Je.-Deta3ie0 INFORM 4
tion concerning German trade OF much
value 70 exporting interests is contained
in a report to the state department by
United State Consul General Mason at
berlin. jest published. Mr. Mason point .
out that the date on which the tariff act
is to go into effect will depend on the
time occupieI in arranging new CONNER
cial treaties. which he places at from ten
70 twelve months. thus bringing the new
law into effect somewhere between Jan
nary and July. 1914 Mr.. Mason analysed
the act tersely. showing how IL viii affect
t.e future import trade OF Germany from
the United States unless meanwhile mod
lied b. reciprocity treaty. Especially
significant he says. are the largely in
creased duties on grain and cereal pro
ducts; that OF wheat rising from the min
in1urn rate OF - cents 20 SIS per 10 ki!o-
grams. The duty on horses. now uniform
at SIS per head. rises 10 . figure vary
ing from 81 to -. Bicycles. instead of
paying ss-s2 viii pay Ss.7s per Jos kiIo-
grams. Similar incresses are reported n
O -.er important staple exports from the
United States. such a. shoes lumber. ma
ehsnery. railroad apparatus and railroad
material Most raw materials remain on
the free list Agricultural implements u
small type are given reduced duties which
Mr Mason Cites 4s illustrative Of tn
scrupGlo,is care with which the rev act
faTors the Interests opp9sesi 10 the ayr
cultural and mechanical classes he
shows that the duty on grain. WATCH
zfll % about 81 cents pr bgshei IN
some years. would have been a fair aver
age price for the grain Itself IN the
American markets. while IN four there Il
paced a practically prohfbstive duty q
s4s per barrel By an Ingenious publ
cato, 81 the act apples n bags. or loose
in canal boat loads. when coming from
nesghborirg countries. are free during the
oopse h1rresx and az All times are rnte-
a nominal duty. while frzlIs coming from
ore- the Sez o long hail distances -ils
- ASSESSED 3 per barrel Er. Sasoa
says TIE Arse-scsa apple could 20, stznt
thss duty. The rsschstsx 30 - elected 4
Jure n depez3eSi or 20 rzfify the 3sw
treaties. ard sr Nz~o- says skat fer
sh.s reason Ire coming eiec;ion ~gi hzye
al exceptional izteTes; fs- oLAsr nations
skaa Germany.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Wheat Farmers deiivery(-EarS. Old.
no. 2. 5s11c; new. Sc under test down TO
3 pounds Carloads OH track-Hard.
-. Z ssG5Sc; No. 5, 5iq56c. No. 4, so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
MAY WHEAT
WAS LOWER
Market Was Dull and Trading
Very Quiet.
SOME OF LONGS SELLING
Shorts Covered and Market
Became Quite Strong.

! Chicago. Jan. 31.-Trading on the board
( o ftrade was rather quiet today, but after
an easy opening wheat closed strong with
May fraction lower. May corn was
also shade lower while oats were un-
changed. Provisions were dull and closed
steady with May products from u. to &c
lower.
Wheat was duh and prices We're con-
fined within a narrow range. The feat
ure OF The day was the ssiline of July
and buying of May by commission houses
supposed to have been acting FOR the
leader OF the longs. The opening was
lower on weak cables and favorable
weather throughout the winter wheat
belt, May being i.Gas to lz4tsc lower at
az TO 77Ac. There was some selling early
ty discouraged longs at 11c. the low point.
but later Il better support developed on
buying by commission houses and on COW
ering By shorts and the market became
quite strong. May selling up to ssS.e. the
close firm May shade lower at s1isc. y
fair export demand was strengthening
factor late in the day Clearances OF
wheat and -four were equal to $500 bush
els Primary receipts were jGs. 0n9 bushels
reapolis and Duluth reported receipts Of
60 cars. which with local receipts of 3
oars-none Of contract grade--made total
receipts for the three points of S52 cars.
against 4l4 cars last week and S2S cars
a yea rago.
Corn was quiet and after a little weak
ness on the early depression in wheat
irmer feeling developed. The offerings be-
ing light A good cash demand together
with no Improvement in the car situation
were bull factors The principal buying
was by commission houses The close
was firm with May a shade lower at iis.
@7.c, after selling between i4ssns.c and
45c Local receipts were l3s cars. With
none of contract grade
Oats were also neglected. but in the
absence OF any selling pressure prices
ruled firm Cash demand continued good
and receipts were rather light. rs cars
being received here The close was steady
with May UNCHANGED at 3si.c. after rang
ing between sisaI. and Sasc-
Provisions were dun and prices held
iarely steady. There was no important
trade either ore wya OF the other Late
in the dav a sharp break occurred in the
price OF January pork which yesterday
sold at sls.oo ard the support heretofore
given that commodity by a leading inter
est having been withdrawn and drop to
sl54e took place with the close a. the
low point The decline in January lard
was, also heavy. amounting TO &c May
pork closed Zisc lower at sss-; May
lard was of Sc At s. S7ia; ribs down -izaSc
at 60 i2iz Estimated receipts for Monday
Wheat = cars; corn. - cars: oats. -
cars: hogs 4. 90 head.
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do unclaimed. &c; hogs ears. cleaned, &c;
do not cleaned, &c: do livers each. SC; do
hooks, Size; pigs tails. 31sc; gatherings,
4c; hogs heads, cleaned, SIC: neck bones.
&c; back bones. &c.
Fresh beef and mutton-Cows and
heifers. 5G6l9e; kinds. &c over. fores &c
under; steers. 524@61.c; kinds &C over.
forcs. 1c under; beef loins. No. !. 13c;
DO No. ,, lie; do No. 3. &c; chucks and
plates nc; beef ribs, No. /. 1Sc; do No. ,.
lie; do No g. &c; TANKS &c; round and
rump, 6q6lsc; suet sc; beef livers, &c; do
hearts, SC; do tongues, lOc; do brains.
cleaned, &c; sweet breads, &c; OK tails,
212c; mutton, nc; lambs. SIC.
Picked products. ready to serve. new
process-Pig's feet, Il bbls. so lbs net,
go; 4 bbls. 30 lbs net, sl.6O; Is bbls, 20
lbs net $l.00; kits. 10 lbs net, Zoe; regular
tripe. = bbls so lbs net. s. 20; izbbls. 20
lbs net sl.25; Il bbls. 20 lbs net, 91c; kits,
Is lbs ret. Coo; honeycomb tripe. Is bills.
20 lbs net S1.10: kits 10 lbs net CSC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
LITTLE DOING
IN STOCKS
Venezuelan Situation Affected
Market Slightly.
-AR6E CREDIT BALANC {
Reported by ub-Treasury
Owing to Recent Payment.

New York, Jan. 3I.-The stock market
was merely nominal affair today. Some
traders who sold short yesterday bough,
on the belief that there was no warlike
threat in the Venezuelan situation and
that the labor dispute on the Union Pa
cific had a less serious aspect this morn
ing than was reported yesterday. The
extra dividend OF y per cent on North
ern Pacific had not been foretold out IL
was without apparent effect upon senti-
ment. As Northern Securities is practi-
cally the sole owner Of Northern Pncinc
shares. and as the increase IN the Secur-
tiles companys dividend already made
was presumably based upon the North
ern Pacific extra. lie episode was allow
cd To pass without "A ripple IN the stock
market. Intrest centered in the weekly
bank statement and even the days
clearing ho1se figures.
The heavy individual debts and credits
of few OF the largest banks in the as
ISOLATION made "a seem eviden. that some
financial transaction OF great magnitude
was carried through today The sub
treasury had a large credit balance. due
que 10 ele government The large loan
expansion for the week was attributed
70 the Pennsylvania loan. which Is sfs-
tnoritatively stated to have been nearly
100000. IT f. generally believed that a
considerable portion ~ the loan was
taken by foreigners and was thus q
factor ln the easier tone 81 exchange
which developed during The Neek. The
Te-disposition With the banks rs the
railroad company Of the proceeds 81 the
loan has been responsible Cor The Re-
supply OF funds which Developed yesseF-
Gay ia the money market. The ordinary
spsculator instocks finds cause for hest
tstion about operating. IN the evidence
% such financial requirements az vas
furnished by t0iav's bank statement ard
clearing house figures. The market soid
of after the bank statement and closed
dull but above steady
All through the week there has been
little 70 arouse the market FROM -
lethsrgy. Its occasional air sn1 starts
were due 20 the efforts 81 the profession
81 traders 70 feel tie market and % an
ticiaete any new movement that might
possibly develop.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 3l.-CattIe-Receipts 900.
Market nominal Good TO prime steers,
81 5ya5.15; poor to medium. S.0oJ4>50;
I stocizers and feeders. S2.2sG4.50: cows.
81. 49a45 heifers. s.. od4 20; Gamers 81 40
@2.4o; bulls, 81 .25d4. %; Calves Sc. 50d4. 81
Texa sled steers, :3.50Q4. 50.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900: tomorrow.
! 5S.0o0: left over. $500. MHarket steady at
yesterdays close. Mixed and butchers.
Sc .500675: good to choice heavy, $3.50
6.95; rough heavy. s6.50Gs.So; light. So. 3ed
600: bulk of sales. So. 5GQ6.75.-
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers. $4.49dt
/ 5.25; fair to choice mixed. So 504i. 20; west
ern sheep. $S.75QIo.0l; native lambs, 81. 40
csc; western lambs. si.75a6.25.
Oficial yesterday. Receipts: Cattle.
3-s9: hogs. y .595: sheep. 1888. Shipments:
Cattle, 4slS: hogs. 26io; sheep, none.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, jan Si.-Cattle-Receipts.
Goo. Market nominal. Choice export and
dressed beef steers. si.S5@5.Jo; fair to
good. ,2.9.I4-so: stockcrs and feeders.
-. 75aii.5 30; western fed steers. s2.6VJ5.10:
Texas steers. 81. O}ef4.l0: Texas cows. 81. 00
$.S.c0; native cows $l.75di.00; native he.f
ers. -. 7cfJS-15; Gamers. 81 oog2.o bulls,
81 .25alS. 10; calves. s3-O9as.9o.
Receipts for the week, 6.i50 cattle; 1850
calves.
hogs-Receipts. 2oOo Market weak 10
lec lower. Top. So. S212: bulk of sales, So. %
G6.SJ; heavy, $1,000. 32lz; mixed packers.
Sp.Soa6,9o; lights. s6-4as.77lz; workers..
81. 1Ccds~.5's: pigs, S6.0ae.Se
Receipts Tor the week, =. 400.
Sheep Receipts I,oo0. Marekt strong
Native lambs, Si.00QS-225; western lamt's.
S5.S5G6. 10: fed ewes S3.c0G510: natile
Wcthe-s. 81 5l44.S5; western wethers.sS.G9
also: sfockcrs and feeders. s. .5cG,3. so.
Receipts for the week. lo.0e.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. Jan. ai.-Cattle-Receipts.
80. including 20 Texans Market steady.
Beef steers. s. 50G5 80; stocllers and feed
ers. $2.aai.25: cows and heifers. se-225a
40: Texas steers. S2.S5n4. 80: cows and
heifcrs 50. 20d5.5o.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 200. Market Toe lower.
Pigs ard lights s.. Ease 80. packers. So. so
10: butchers. s6.10d6. %.
sheep-Receipts. 100 Market strong.
Natives. s. sJa5.20; lambs 81 sat. 4J:Tex-
ans. s. 25<ii.i0.
ST. Joseph.
s. Joe. Jan. 3I.-Cattle-Receipts los
Market steady Natives. s.. 756i5.65: Tex
ans and westerns. s5.25di.s5: cows and
hefe:s. - ooQie5: veals, s. seq as; bulls,
and stays. S2.5og4-a5.
Hogs-heceipts. 46o. Light and light
mixed. se.7cae.s5; medium and heavy.
SG.Sosi6 97is.
Sheep-Keceipts. s Market firm Col
orado lambs. s6.25; yearlings. SIS. weth-
ers. SEQ. ewes. 81 q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
Supply on Sale Was Liberal
for Saturday.
PACKERS TOOK THEM ALL
Cattle Receipts Light Market
Was Steady.
PACKERS TOOK THEM ALL

The supply of hogs on the market yes
terday was rather more than the usual
Saturday 5 supply. but most Of them
came in the previous night after the
market closed. The market yesterday
was sc lower than the best time Friday,
but not very much lower than the buyers
were bidding late Friday night The top
price yesterday was $3.50 but the sell
ers claim they were sold on Friday $
market The buyers left the market
early but not until every hog offered was
sold. There were a few car loads re-
ported to arrive late in the evening. but
the buyers told the commission men they
would buy them Monday at Saturday :
prices and take the weights at time of
arrival
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Wheat-No. . spring. 7s!9a1c; No. 3,
76i2c; No. red. 7sz.d74isc.
Corn-No. =. 4S74c; No. yellow, SAC
Oats-No. :, 23asc: No. 3 white -. Z
35s1c.
Rye-No .. 49c =
BarIey-Good feeding. 43a4sc; fair To
choice mailing. 4s@55c.
Flax seed-No. /. sl.16; No. ! North
western. $l.21.
Timothy seed-Prime. A00.
Mess pork. per Dbl. sl650Gl6.62is: lard
per 100 lbs. S9.50@9. e2Ia; short ribs sides
doose) Ss.s549.15; dry salted shoulders
(boxed) sS.25QS.50; short clear sides (boxc.
So. 81 2d9 621z.
Whisky-Basis of high wines. sl.D.
Cloyer-CoDfracf grade xifg1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
To Prexen. M.iI sohbIna.

washiugtou. Jan The house commit
tee on IsostonIces AID p-asS roads today
authorized a favorable report on the BIZ
introduced b. XT. Gardner Of 3lchi-
gan to prevent robbing the mail and TO
provide a safer ard carter method OF
sending money b mail. Il pross dos fer
2 system Of Dossi-ch@ck Fs0tez. Ehirh are
male exehsneeahie ~ Essuey order o1ices
and banks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
Union Livestock Commission Co

A. g. MOORE. Manager.
stock Yards. wichita Kan. ,-onsls,.
menfs and correspondence. salfrltsss Nay.
ket report furnished free on spDlleaffo,.
Proceeds remittsd on day of sale Money
10 loan on cattle. Phone zfe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01

On tnS pfOuuCe eNCndnSe prices were
as foliows:
i5utIer-Dull and steady. Creamery. 1G
a25c; dairy, 1Sq2sc.
Eggs-Woaker, 20lzc.
Cheese-Steedy. 15N16c.
Kansas. City.
Kansas City. Jan. 3l.-Whe3t-Close:
May. 6S7sc. July. 6e=se; cash No. ? hard.
6@61c; No. 5. e51i65isc; No. 4 5000: re-
jected 54n57c: No. red. zoe; No. ,, 65nsS.
Corn-Jan. sc; May. 3s3s43SIsc; cash
No. mixed 1914 04Cc; No. white. ,4li4c;
80. 5. 4lc.
oats-No. > white. SsaSe1sc; No 9 mixd.
Rye-No. .. 45c.
Hay-Cho-ce ,-mothy. $3.50; do prairie.
500
5utter-creamery. lsa2sc, fancy dairy.
&C
Eggs-Fresh l7Izc.
-.eceIpts OF wheat, So cars.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis, Jan. Sl.-Wheat-Close: Mar
Ike; weak No. red cash elevator, nomi-
nal; track. 7in ,5rac; May. 5fsc. july.
7ls.G75I.c; May s4lsc; July. 1%sQ1i4c;
No. hard. 71ei73c.
Corn-Higher. No. cash, Hitc: track.
f1l.d4rkc; May. 4l34c.
Oats-Easier. No. cash. 35izc; track.
Soc May. 3Gisc: No. 2 white. BIC.
Rye-Steady: l9izffJOc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
Cattle Sales
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hogs sold on the market Yesterday
were consigned BY the following ship
perS carload each: Nm. Donnell. Han
en- Wolcot, x ONeaL Hutchinson; Lo-
gan q Co. Sterling. Arrived after mar
Ike; closed: Townsend -Lamon. Andsle;
Henry Ste; nkirChner. Newton: \. =. Ste
phens, Lahoma. .. T.: J. II. Moore. Pond
Creek. q. =; l.. W. Mckinney, Pond
Creek q. +: G f. Blake. Haven; w
p. Johnston. Enid. - T; Bay, Andrews
4 Davis Corwin.
}. J. iNeeconib bought on the market
yesterday which he VIII tske 10 his farm
near Benton.
T. b. and W y Park viii send ont
a carload of stockers to their ranch at
furiey tomorrow
W. 4. Cook Of Furiey. was a visitor at
the yards Yesterday
NJ r. Bernard of Galley Center was N
yesterday and bought forty head Of fancy
stcSkers, which he will send TO Eureka
Atervin Stanton. who recently accepted
the position OF master mechanic at the
Plant of the John Cudahy Packing com
pseny has been making some changes in
fhe engine room The big engines have
"a been painted and now Cudshy has The
finest engine room in Kansas The y z
Ice machines are painted red and On the
eides are fine paintings OF Arctic scenery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
New York Produce.

New York. Jan Sl--Butter-Receipts
S77e packages. Market firm. State dairy
&c: extra crearns Use; common 10
choice creamery. I9n25c.
Chez Sc Receipts. 3efs packages. Market
firm Fancy small state. full cream. col
ored. fal made. l4'ee. late made. ~. q
SIC: fsncy- small state. full cream fail
made. iHs-sii-C: late made. I3Ssc, fancy
large state. fun cream. fan made. 14sec
late msde. l4S.c: fancy large state. zuli
cream. white, fan made. 1ntc: late made.
ISssc
EggsEReceipts. 4se packages State
and Penasyiys MIA. average best. 2iq-5c.
western. poor TO fancy. ISa-Sc-
Sugar-Raw. nominal Fair refining
SIC: centrifugal st test. il-isc: maIas-
ses sugar SC: powdered. IS5 Refined.
dull Crushed, e4s5. granuia;ed. 475-
Coee-Quiet- No Rio. Sc.
Msia sses-Quiet. New orleans, S2a4oc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
WOOL MARKET.

ST Loifss Jar. 3I.-Wooi-Unchang ed.
Territory and western mediums. la iSc.
fine. 13dlSc; coarse. Bale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
COTTON MARKET.

New York Jan. 3I.-Cotton-Futures
opened steady Feb. SIS: March. SS:
April SS.sS; May. SIS: June. sSss. July
SSSs: Aug $50: Oct. sS.ie. Dec. $50.
spot closed steady Nidcii1g upls nds,
ss.5: do gulf. 80. Sales none
Galveston. Jan. 5i--Cotton-Stcady al
l5-Ioc.
Liverpool. jar. sl--Cotton-Spot IN fair
demand Prices unchanged TO ? points
higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01

The receipts OF cattle were light yester-
day. an. the hulk Of sales were OF stoci,
whoch had accumulated during the week
There was 20 Guotable change in prices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Lucky Man Finds Lost
Eat in Which Was 500.
Peter johnson Will Never Again
Csc Derby as a Safe De
post Vault.

JfA IL 8iA10DaliD 1ffhueA
Some one - wearing 4 me hat around
the streets Of Minneapolis.
II - an old one. and the wearer does mot
skno! It's real value. but should he happen
to raiss the inside band he VII and. care
fully tucked away. ave 80 bills
Peter johnson. ~ Hennepsn avenue, b
the sorrovtcg owner. He had BEEN intend.
Ing for some dine to deposit the money
in a bank. but being suspicious OF footpads
and hoid-up Arttsss. temporarily concealed
the currency under the band OF his hat.
When he went into the St James iunch-
rooms yesterday noon he hing his hat
on hook and proceeded to FORGET all about
1t while he remembered the inner man.
After his meal was over and he looked for
his headp1ece. tn place Of his hat vas am
other. . battered and worn affair, which
hung on the hook next to the one on which
his had been suspended
Tho vigorous search under the band Re.
ve4led nothing but the manueactuxes,s
osds.naxk and = more vigorous search
thfoughout the room failed to reveal tn
nat In question Consequently the matter
vas reported to the police. but - johnson
could give little Information ~ to these
who sat near him at the lunch counter. but
slight hopes OF finding It are entertained
1t 10 thought that the hat was taken by
mistake and johnson d engaged in figuring
ont the probability OF the Under heing an
HONEST man
Ffom the 81. Paul DispaseA, nsxs day.
johnson has recovered his hat.
He was eating dinner In the same rso-
nuf1nt yesterday. when Z man came fn
ana hun9 his hat up johnson thought the
mar looked very much Ike hia. an6 jumped
up to inspect IL There he found the mouey
safely hidden in the band.
IAo man Nhra ha6