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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11
CABLES WERE LOWET
Wheat Declines Netting Los
of IiaIf a Cent
CORN AND OATS CHEkPE.
Provisions Open Easy and Sci
IF Big Fraction

Chiea go. Nov. 15-with lower cables
(evtdent-y rejecting free offerings Of Rus
STA and Argentine stocks, heavy receipts
in the northwest and excellent weathe4
for continuance Of the movement. wheae
opened weak, December a shade 10 ~
2sc lower. at al. 9s71sc- This option. dur
ing furry by buying by shorts 10 Sc
cure profits, touched 77Ssc- Selling was
resumed with renewed vigor later, under
the influence Of the corn weakness ana
Bradstreet report OF an increase OF
I. 400 90 bushels in the world s visible,
and December touched bottom at ss7sc.
Indications OF an unfayoraoie turn OF
the weather in the northwest checked
the selling movement. but the closing
tone was barely steady, December beins
4s6s9zc down, AT Tie Receipts at Chi
cage. Duluth and Aiinnea polls reached q
total OF 1,544 cars. against i,S23 cars last
week and LIS cars a year ago Primary
receipts were /. s3s, go bushels. compared
with I.5ss 90 bushels the corresponding
day OF last year Seaboard eiearances
were I19.ya bushels.
Elevator interests sold December corn
on q liberal scale. and the price. having
touched sac at the opening. underwent
a sheer descent OF 1c, during which a
number OF stop-loss orders were exc
eHted. The finish was weak, December
3 Ole under yesterday. at Ez5sc- The chief
influences were the gnsa tisfactory ccndi-
tons Of the shipping situation, although
cables. the weather and receipts were
cOntributary bear factors. Local receipts
were i92 cars.
Oats were dull and fluctuations narrow.
but the weakness in neigh boring pits.
combined with slow demand and liberal
receipts sent the price 20 a lower Level
December closed ssg1sc depressed, al
541zc. Local receipts were 30 cars
January provisions opened easy. in SYM
pathy Win corn Pork closed Z1zc lover,
a s1l-75; lard 1SaI21zc down. at ss-754l
s.G7I2. and ribs he under yesterday :
price. at s6.177z.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, Ia ears; corn, 1sa cars: oats. rs
cars; hogs. Ss.Goe head
The leading futures ranged as follows
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&c; clear bellies, I2-Ii, 11tzc; 14-I6. lie;
l6-18, 1e@lc; 20 and Up, l154c; fosters, &c;
cheek butts, Sc S. P. butcher backs,
lie
Side Meats. smoked-Bacon. extra short
clears. sac; fat backs, nc; English ba-
con bellies, PA IKE: 1915. lie; clear
bellies. 1913. u24c; y and UP. 11l+c; bacon
fosters, Sc
Lard-Open kettle. tierces. about $50
lbs, size; grainy, tierces, about $50 lbs,
SC; smooth, tieTces about 800 lbs, nc;
Silver Crest brand. tierces, about 500
lbs. ne: bakers special On tierces and
S0-Ib- tubs only (tierce}, &c; lard com
pound. tierces. about go lbs. 694c. Add
for smaller packages: 63-lb. wooden
tubs, nc ID; S0-Ib, wooden tubs. &c 10
50-lb. tins, 5000 ID. cases, &c ID: 20-Ib.
tins. S0-lb. cases 2sc Ii; l0-lb. tins. 6o-lb.
cases, s.c h; BIB. tins. 5o-lb. cases, &c
ID: BIB. tins. 60-Ib. cases. &c ID.
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs, heads OF,
nc; heads on, &c: fresh shoulders, C;
skinned, SIC; fresh hams. loc; skinned,
10lzc fresh daisies, lie; pork Joins, l91sc;
tenGerlOius, nc; tat backs. skin on, &c:
raw leaf lard. 7I2o: spare ribs, &c; hogs
tongues. Ice: hogs brains. 10-lb. boxes,
&c; pigs feet cleaned. Sc; uncleaned, &c;
hogs ears. cleaned, &c. not cleaned. Sc
hogs liyers. each, Sc; hogs hooks, 5lec;
heads. cleaned, SIC; neck bones, &c. back
bones. &c
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and
heifers. 4Iza5I4c: fore quarters, f2Q5c;
hind quarters sac; steers. 7Q7i4c; fore
quarters. 5Iz06tzc; hind quarters, slz4
lo-@c: beef loins. No. l, 1@c; Ne. ,. Sc:
beef rios. No 1, SC; 10. &c; chucks and
plates. exc; square chucks- sc; fanks-
&c; shanks. &c; plates. 2lzc; rouRd and
L~- 20 har
hearts sc, tongues. 10c; brains, cleaned
&c: sweetbre2ss. Zee; OK tails, nc;
lambs SC.
Dried Beef-Insides. BIC; knuckles.
PKG.
Sausag@Rathmau pressed ham. car
toons about - lbs, 10c; Dewey sausage,
cartoons about 5 lbs, &c; weiners. car
toons about : lbs. &c; bologna. cartoons
about . lbs, SC: Cony Island frank
bulk. f8-lb. cartoons. 7isc; link. z0-lo. car
toons. 71zc; liver sausage. round, &C;
long. &c; head cheese, &c
Sausag yes in .'Konserve'D. packed in
iron bound painted pals. with handles
and having 4-inch bung in head, which
ctviates the necessity OF taking on the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna, 15-lb- pals 500. 3)-ih- pal.s.
g St: GO-Ib pals s3.45. weiners, bib.
pals. sl.55. sub. pals SEQ: 6e-lb- pals.
$50 PORK sausage, BIB. pals. SIS; Se-ib-
pals. Sc -: 69-lh. pals S5-25.
Picked Products-Pigs feet, bbi.. S12s;
Abb. s3-G0; h-bbE. Si-75; Is-bbl 800:
kits. Is lbs. 75c; regular uipe. l2-obt,
s. -; lf-Sol SIS; is-bbl., soc; honey
comb tripe. is-bbI-. sl-25; kits. d lbs.
10. spiced pigs tongues. i.-ohl, 500
abb s. oo; kits. IS lbs, 81 hogs
shouts and ears. I.-bbI- s6.50; i.-baI.
SIS: ls-5bl SIS; kits. 10 lbs, $50.
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The general average OF corn as % quail
IT. Is ST. per ce1s as compared with
So Per cent last year 81 per cent II
1871. and So per cent II Ic91
Il Is estimated that about So Per cent
OF the corn crop OF 1892 was stiIl n the
hands Of farmers On November !. 1853,
as compared with Ls per cent on the
crop Of 1871 IN farmers hands on NoveEl-
Der !. 1872. per cent Of the crop q 1919
and six-year average e 81 per cent
The preliminary estimate Of the average
Yield per ecre Of buckwheat is III bush
IN 1872. Iss bushels in 1917. ard q ten
year average OF rs bushels The az
ersge for quality Is si-f per cent, against
S-I ger cent last year. s-5 II -99l and
So per cent II 1870
The preliminary returns Indicate 4 FAX
seee crop OF about . 35ofoo bushels. Or
an average q 50 bushels per acre. as
compared with Z hnaI estimate @; IS
bushels per acre IN Eso2 The average as
70 quality is S4-s per cent
The preliminary estimate Of the aver
age Of the potatoes - ~ bushels aSstnst
al average yield, q - . bushels n Iss-:
6j5 bushels IN fe11. and teE-year aver
age OF rs bushels TIE average as -
quality j s6-4 Der cert. - compared with
= = Per cent n Novsnber lsst. 80 IN
November. I.-f. and 81 2 November
Ie9e
Ire preliminary estimate Of The aver
age xield per acre q hsy Is ~ tons,
against ar average yield Z - Tons
year ago. TIE quality IS 81. against 3 :
on November last
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11
CALLS SPECIAL SESSION
Governor Tocie Will Give Montana
Salons 4 Chance

Helena. Mont, Nov. 1o-Goveruor Toole
late this afternoon called the special ses-
sion of the state legislature TO meet on
December ct Helena the purpo-- %
the session Is 70 pass laws that Will re-
lfeye the situation IN Montana caused oy
the shutting down Of the Anal amated
Cosper company's properties. Fif-ee1
Thousand men are directly thrown out Of
work and 1900 mere ara affected. causing
the whole state to suffer from the suspen-
sion OF work.
Recently. IL Butte. Judge William Clan
cy OF the district court gave a Decision IN
which he said that he EnGsht sppesnt a r.
ceiyer al any time for tie Boston ard
Montana company. one Of the largest con
s;ltuent companies of the Auslganate !
The decision was made or the applies ton
OF John MacGinnfSx. a prominent boiler
* stock N The properties controlled by
z. Augustus Heinze, thu 4onta Ore Prr-
chasing company. whlch has been at var
with the Aualgamated for years. Upon
this announcement by Judge Ctarcy F-rssi-
dent william scannon q the Anaconda
Copper Mining oomFsas s+-l s--sers4 MAJ
ager Of the Arnaiganated. issuee orders
20 shut down al the Araalgaulated prop
critics n Montana and elsewhere, saying
that the company could not eentfuue 70
DO business when hss company could get
no judicial fairness IN the courts.
Thereupon the Suspension cane Since
that tine tbs government has been over
wheiriea with petitions signed By thou
saudzrs CT citizens q Montana asking ht-1
TO cali a special session 70 pass Lz@s 70
relieve III Conditions The governor 90
day complied wifh almost unanimous re-
quest The ain CT the session IS = pass
a lax WHEREBY mining cases may b
taken ron ora court - arc;hsr WIEN
tAe fudge IN TIE initial eoaFt - sEgua "a
be r-e31zices Othe- Legislation o. Ike
caaracier has also oeea pTou.zed- 50
called FAIR trial blli. q character row pro
POSED. was passed b. TIE last legislators.
sut uss tecs1ea ~ n. suSrsT7s c0s-rt -
b4 tsaeaass-t11tso AL on tsch1icz. GzoE-tis-
The zorks q the AznalEsnaated can
-a-v VII IL once resume Il various psyr
q the STATE THIS lncl1dss fhe great
ri1es p Butte the s-e.fsTs - Re Was
roa c0-ryznv n Anzcur1z- TIE isrgrst
q, trs zarIG. tie s-z&itsFs al t1s Bos.o-
and Mortzut company IN Great FaIs as
vzsr Il their cspaclsy. ~ coal =in~s -
s.a-rs Pet. ozk6s1s and IN WT0nlng.
ne great eazrrssz n Eorfss-a Aeaisra
49, ~ fsa--enss lu-rbe- tsaEz--1e1 =
western ard So-shS-n Mana
ProbzEly u-ore ihzn Eos Enea ~s5 y
~-rcgsyeS ssrecfiy n - prop@rfies o
~ Araslgz1-2;ed Germany aa1 ihzt RAN
rno-e MI be Indirectly gwen srz7ioTsezr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11
Dr.. Shops
RheumaticClIre
Costs No hing If it Fails.

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Rheumatism is welcome 20 this offer. For
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specific for rheumatism For nearly 70
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Tbs trial treatment Viii convince you
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Wis
Mild cases not chronic are often cured
by one OF two bottles. Al all druggists
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Local Grain ana PrcoECS u Si<cI.
Below End sales as made yesterday hy
sample on the Wichita Board y IFa'i7
basis. delivered Missouri: river. ID get
price T. O. b. your station. deduct ha1sa-
City rate from YOUR station
Wheat-Ne. hard. &c; Nc 3, 6SSI70i=c'
Ne 1, adsse; rejected. 6eG6zc.
Carn-No. mixed &c; No 3. sc: No.
4. sc; No. white, le' No 3. acc no
grade, sedS5c
Oats-iNo. 2 mixed. s4c: No. ;. Sel2Sc.
Flour (whoiesalel-Besr patent, deliv-
cred to southern Kansas points west of
Ernporia $50: &c sU southern Kansas
Enroria. g %; TO all southern Kansas
points east OF EmpOria, :2oo; delivered %
either section named, pTan fec, shorts
sESsoc. corn chop Sec. corn Eiesi Sl25
Eay--Alfalfa No / $50; No. ,, $50;
praire. loose No. /. s6vo; &c. ,. 500;
baled. No I. 500; No ;. 500, No. ?. $50
r...4 = 't~~ '-- ----.-v IaFlsc-
Egss-Fresh, PER dozen. DC
f,s.-@.---e--. 49,, 60 oilers, l-s
to lbs. &c. young ROSTERS &c; turkey
hens. Sc; toms. &c; geese, fuu feather. * ::
ducks. fuli feather. &c; young ducks. C.
Vezetables-Ouions. ba-. Sc; pop c0yn.
per Iae lbs. 81 %: turnips bu 4oc; 70
ts.toes, bu. 75o; apples, Dbl. s. oeq1 90
sweet potatoes. ou.. Is>ssec; caeoage' ID.
+ T.,s..asls.-,Joooer. price. to sraa,,--
Oranges. Valencia. box. S. 5oa1.75. lerr-
ors. box s. Sc6I1 -: strained honey, To-
ne comb honey. 10. &c. walnuts. H.,
iSQIssxe; almonds. Ii. &c; BraEils. lc
i2c: pecans. ID. &c. nl5erts ID. i
cheese. fat. ID. nc; brick, l5c' lrnbersei
lee; Z. A. i4kzc: Kansas. lee; esnar2s
ID. tie: sppies. Dbl. FS-.sstS,'s' pota,oes
hu. R4s5c: cabbage. 10. 1iz&IlStc SPANS :
onions per crate. SLc0. fancy red sfo1a
onions. g Ssdi.75 per 10 rs; peanuts.
81 Jumbo. Sic: roasted. 1aaeS; parrot
&c roasted. sac; fSs, per oo~-- S-o-
woos-Iasht bright medium l@'.lsc
dark and heavy medium. l-1l4c. heavy
fire. sIfIc. bury. s&Sc.
catherine. l Phoenix. 50 = SC; bar
ness. raion A &C. 2 &c efss tT-ut esS
b sc 4 Sc: ure oak, stc: s>iTtinS. =
Ggc: sole leather. slaughter. SG1s-cs CSC
sole. s54sse per side.
Eices-G. s and rounds SIC; sid
brands. &C; Under $ lbs si=c. oul-s
&c: greer tides. nc less than ctveo
part cured. nc less: No. horse. S.: Nc
= r.25; pony and No. 5. .5clg<l-ej; siue
hides. SIC: DRY stint butchers. & loS ard
%. Dc; dry flint fallen, Is lbs and 10
lie: dry flint. under IS lbs. SC; dry sa-'
fec: cry cnn &C. No ! talio~. IS; Nc
tzuow, exc; sheep pets, green. 50 81;
dry. slec per ID.
Hams. westphalia brand-Io-Ie 10. q
eraSe. HE: l2-i4. ul=c; I4-lS lli-c. ISIS
Irr1c: ts-2S LIsc: skinned. $50 lbs lAc
20 lbs. ard over T2.c Add Nc per ib
for fancy wrapping
q = Breakfast Bacon. Westphalia brand
$40 ID. average. 16tzc; 1912 10. Isic.
strips. As average. I6izc. Add &c peg
ID Tor fancy wrapping Doid's STees
Picked English Bacon Bellies. l9-i4 lbs
1sz<cs Casfornias gpicuicsl. 7izc. homeless
rculextes. lee Add &c rer To. for fancy
vraprinx. Dold's fancy Niagara bresk-
fast bacon. PC. Niagara hams, 1914 lbs
nc Fame wrapped no extra charge
SIDE Meats dry salt-Extrz short clears.
Slc. lstzndayd backs. ls-ea. SAC; fat backs.
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HOG MARKET LOWER
Decline Here Was Ten Gents
on All Grades
TOP PRICE WAS SAT- 10
There Was No Quota b | e
Change in Cattle Market.

The hog market was badly demoralized
yesterday A strong 1Oc lower is the
way sellers quoted at the close last
evening The buyers here bought the
did the previous day at a dime higher.
but sellers made business a little slow
because they did not Ike 10 submit to
the lower prices Country shippers. as
rule, buy hogs on 2 dose margin and
1oc decline usually means a loss 10
them Knowing this, the commission
men do not submit to lower prices with
out & protest. One car load OF fancy
light hogs brought S+.Ulz early In the
day, but at the close good mixed pack
ers sold for S4-e5 and s45T5k. Som thing
extra was required to bring sac.
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e: April. tosoc: May. ossc: June.

10.Tc; April. 1880; May. fossc; June
10 sic: July. 11sSc. August. lo.54c.
Futures closed firm. November. l0-Soc
December. lealc: January. 10 sc; March
Io.ssc; april. I0eGc; May. 10 ssc. lure
II &c; July, I0sec; August. lo.ssc-
Galveston. Tex, Nov m--Cotton-
Firm. 70 Ii-l6c.
New Orleans. La, Nov. 10.-Cottor
opened easy and closed firm; nniddImg
1oasc.
Liverpool. Nov. 19-i p. motion
Spot. quiet: prices 20 points lower; Ameri
ca n niddHng sed-
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New York Money Market.

New York, Nov. Io.-Close: Money on
can strong. S12G6 per cent; closing bid,
2ts per cent; offered at 3 per cent. Time
loans firmer-60 and 80 days. 52sGs per
cent; G months. 81. per cent bid. Prime
mercantile paper. 5l-d6 per cent; ster-
ling exchange weak, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4S3 50T4S3 50 for
demand and at 479d479 50 for So days
biHs; posted rates. 4S01z61 ts11s and Es41z
commercial bills, 47eI-
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Washington. Nov. 1a.-PreliminaTy re-
ports to the chief Of the bureau OF stats
ties Of the department of agriculture on
the production OF corn in 1913 indicate A
total yield 81 about 23i3. Cd. 900 bushels,
or an average OF 95.s bushels per acre,
as compartd with II average yieid Of -. s
bushels one year ago, 1871 bushels IN 1851
and a teH-year average Of Z3S bushels
Following are statistics GO Kansas and
Oklahoma:
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Essy.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 7s0sec; No. red.
777Ts@TS1c.
Corn-No ?. 4Sc; No yellow. sac.
Oats-No. .. s414d55c; No. white. 3fsc.
Rye-%o. >, 53tsc
Barley-Good feeding. 3Sd4ec; fair to
choice mailing 4SSl55c
Flax Seed-No. l. 90e; No. l northwest
ern. &c
Timothy Seed-Prirne- = s..
Provlsions-Ness pork. per bhl s1157ia
G1I.5o: lard. per 100 lbs. Sc. 90, short
ribs sides QOOsel $780,. IS; short clear
sides boxed. Sc. 75Q7.60.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines. SI25.
C10ver-Contract grade $3.50
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COTTON MARKET.

New Tork Nay -a-The Gotten zzrks,
opened zszk a. 4 decline e SEzs Essrlss.
a1d cioSed I'm ~ 2 let zETzzcs = e.
points
sEcs closed quiet r1io61zg C76zc1E-
LIS. rzt5dlizg Ezlt =, "a. Sales. -
bales
Futures cpsz>5 weak. Sove-he-. fASsc
December, sa.sses January, IAsscs March,
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago. Nov. I0--Cattle-Receipt
4oo0 including I90 western Market
steady. Good % prime steers. S.25E5.65;
poor 90 medium. So 251=25. stockers and
feeders. sl7sa4-5, cows Sl-2sa+-5; heit-
crs. & eEq45o. Gamers, &..2512-&s bulls
H.75Taz5: calves. s. srI7-5a, Texas fed
steers. ss75lS. -; western steers. S.00G
Az
Hogs-Receipts today. 2S.oeo; tomorrow.
81 g9G Market ljas-5c lower. MiAed anc
butchers Sf5lI5.05. good 70 choice heavy.
"A s1a7ssa. rough heavy. &l0Cf51, light
ss5oef4 81: bulk q sales s. 5<sTf15-
SHEEP Receipts, 1851. Sheep aad lambs
strong 10 1sc higher Good 70 chaacs
wethsrs. S2sa4z5; fair 70 choice mixed
& 5--as y. western sheep. - ga =, ma
tive lambs tA0E575. western lambs Si-5
G5Ie
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Nov. Io.-Cattle-Receipts,
1880 natives 10 Texans. calves. 60
natives. 80 Texans Corn FED steers
steady 70 lower. wtntere5 westerns
strong. Texans and western Gamers
steady &c strong. native COWS slow; stock
ers end feeders quiet but steady Choice
sxro~t ard dressed beef steers - 5e1
s 40. fair 70 good st0esls -, st0okers and
feeders. s. 5lsla. IS western led steers.
s3.l5f74 =. Texas and Indian steers. s.
IS Is. Texas cows. SL-tf@-5, native COWS
s. 1s7s 81. native heifers. 3 sSfz7s. can
rrers. 7scSs<Sts, balis. S-75zsAz5. calves
e.-50sea
HoEs-Receiots. S.so Market lo- lower
Tep szl5. bulk q sales. s. sy55 tsl- heavy.
s4s1CI2e. mixed packers. s4S.1i5e5: HgE,
sts7l.d5o5, workers S5-oeG5-es, pigs, SLG
Gas
sheep-Receipts. zen Market strong
~ &c higher Native lambs = 5Se55 s.,
western lambs. 8 saz5 Is; fec ewes. = .
,FS75: Texas clipped ysari!nEs- 8 5.s5s-oe.
Texas clipped sheep. S-4fe5-75. ssockers
and feeders. Zesc2-5a-
s.. Louis
St Louis Ncv. Ia-Cat;le-Eecsi2
son. including 2e3 Texans Narzs,
steady 70 1troae Beef steers. & 5STs Is;
stockers and feeders. sS2SS3 =; COWS and
f,cifers s7e5f7S- 3 Texas steers. 2 4asi1. -.
~ows ana Ae-fe-s- s1lSl25a
Hogs-eceipss as" Market 5ffac
over Piss I'd Fights. = -115.ss packers
81 es7 80. butchers and best heavy. s. -
gse
sheeP-Rsceipts. l.saa Market steady.
Natives. s5.esd5 =; lambs. S4E51
ST. Jcseaa
s. Joseph Nov Receipts.
2eol Market active and steady Natives
e s-s9sI y. covs ard hssrsrs. s. sog4 g ;
sf0ckers ard feeders 3 saG3A
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Butte sfone. Sov. i6-The news hat
Gogernar Toole had csfss- 81 >rsra 80.
sion Tor Decs-s Der I vs4~ rsccis ID q 80
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11

Hogs-Receipts, s.40s. Market 1lH30e
lower Light. s4.s5as.oo medium and
heavy, 81. sg6S-N.
Sheep Receipts. l,s2o. Lambs 204tzSe
higher than lass week close. Top, s0-Z5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11
WOOL MARKET.

81. Louis. Nov. Ia.-Wool-Steady. Ne
dunn grades combing and clothing, ia
feisc: light fine. 15ai71ac; heavy fne. lzG
Ike: tub washse s-@$sscs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11
IN AND ABOUT STOCK YARDS

The hog market tumbled down again
YESTERDAY.
Armour got some OF the hogs yester-
day
here are some good. heavy feeders at
TIE yards belonging 20 Robins & Alex
nder which they offer. worth the money.
Some Of The cattle sellers hope that
Colonel Groom viii sell every Shorthorn
fcow, heifer and bull that he has at the
= ards. on the Iath They are SO pretty
that they viii make all the other cattle
lock common
Here are some OF the shippers who
had hogs 81 the Wichita market yester-
day: Dan Wian Of Udan, c. G. Handy
of Norwich. W L Hoover OF Winfield,
Campbell < Horton OF Caldwell. George
Stevcon Of Maydeld Pat Mckinley OF
Freeport. Durham & Son of Rose HUI
Burchfeld & Coanell Of Anthony. J. Il.
Tiaden Of Clearwater. Schumacher K
Dunn and Z ". Johnston OF Pond
Creek O. 7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-11

On the Produce Exchange today quota
tons were as follows:
Butter-Firr1; creamery. l533fc; dairy.
14GistzC-
Eggs-At mark. g1GZsc.
Cheese-Steady. fo0l1c