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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
COUNT BECAME ANGRY.
pasos Will Fight Because OF Faneied
Insult.

Rome. Jan 12.-Foreign Minister PTin-
etti. has accepted challenge to heht
duel with former cavalry officer. Count
Belgrade. The latter was commissioned
70 report on the conditions OF the little
Italian Slaves abroad and not seeing
his report published the count obtained
personal interview. which resulted IN
n Quarrel. Later the count sent two
friends To signor Prinetti who promptly
named his seconds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Wheat Farmers delivery)-tiarC. old.
No. .. 5SIsc; new. Sc under test down to
81 pounds Carloads on track-Hard'
No. >. 5Sc; No. ;, 9Slsaf aeise' NO =. az
655ol.c- red same as hard, on track.
Corn-No. ,. SOC; No. .. 2Sc. Carloads
ON track-No. >. Sc; No. ). 32l@c; No.
4 white. s3Ikc: No. ;. SSc.
oats-Farmers' delivery. 2Sd3Oc- Car
loads on track-No. ,. 29izc; No. ;, 2Sisc;
No. {. 26c.
sn carload lots delivered tc al southern
Kansas points Delivered. same Bran.
sc: shorts. 75c.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. l. 500; No. ?. 500:
prairie. loose. No. l, $500; No ,. 500:
hailed. No. !. 500; No. ., $500: No. ). 500.
seeds-Kaffir corn, per bu.. 20d2cc; Gaze
seed. per bu.. S3dsSc: fax seed. per bu-,
e 90: millet seed. per bu. S2GS5c
Garden Seeds-Asparasus o. 1ee;
wax beans. ct. &c; early green pod, al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
FOR AeeTTlNo ROBBERY.
Officers Looking for an Ex-Deputy
United States Marshal.

Council Bluffs. Iowa. Jan 2.-Ex-
Deputy United States Marshal W. s.
Richa rdson. OF this district OF Iowa Is
being sought for by the authorities or
Marion county. n warrant having been
issued for his arrest on the charge OF
assisting and abetting in hold-up at
Hamilton. Iowa. a week ago. In which the
robbers secured 5000 and one OF the
members of the gang was fatally wound
ed and is now In the county jail at
Knoxville.
The would-be robber this afternoon
made a confession.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13

boys and choruses and Fourteenth cen
tury Italian music. The critics take the
most diverse views of the artistic merits
OF her performance. but most OF them
express unmeasured admiration Miss
Duncan gave a private performance 10
seventy-five sculptors. painters. must
clans and critics. among them being
bearers OF the foremost names in Berlin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
MAKES DECIDED HIT.
California Girl 10 Making ReeSts''en
IN Berlin.

g~-sir. - IA Cafeteria ziri. iss-
.s.... Issaaza. ~ho So 6sDes.< a. Nrssls
.s.a,-- 1ra-F t.s- RSy - 0ss~rs rasa-<--
-, 49, h~-u sHs tse4f-iczi ossel;y -
- ~-~k So undertakes 70 ist~rDr-s
,iss,sr .aa Resistance pz.ofinss z.
49,. "a Tie seoozpsz1zz.a: :, eAssr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
AMERICAN CONSUL DEAD
.xrssrs - Fr.nen o<isss,is, sfss1s
fSrsrsf

yssfs. s4r 1-Tf.e saee-sl q kss~sss
x.ef-zs a.a~ - ssssszfr -ssassi xsfssfsi-
- al ssrs skr1zrF =. 80 A-ti as -
s-a-rs,sa rhsrrt t~ss9 farsszi -flrr~fzt
$50 zs1 - sc 50 az4as eipss
Ars2sAcs-s srf- rF~sTaf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
ON RETIRED LIST.
Admiral Melville Has Reached the
Ace Limit

Washington. Jan Z-R~ar Admiral
Melville. chief Of the bureau - steam 81
cheering was placed on he reired lot
Of the navy today. having reached ne
eye limit q - years. SPECIAL authority
granted rs congress his been Involved.
hoxever. u erable ADMIRAL Melville 20
contiunet hts ssrvsces ~ the head ~
the bureau untlI he commission expirss.
August :. f>e Admiral Melville We sr-
POINTED 10 The navy from Ne~ YORK IN
July ISL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Jan. 12.-Dry Goods-There
is no change in the demand for home
trade and export business is quiet Riv-
erside sheets advanced 12c per yard. Ne
other change in prices. Print cloths
continue scarce and very firm. Silks
and ribbons firm. with fair demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13

This private hospital Is nov one OF IL
best equipped institutions In the south
west for the treatment Of both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention 10
given 10 the various ferns OF stomach
and liver trorblss- diseases peculiar 10
women diseases OF the rectuu and gen
No-urinary organs. chronic maiariai pol
scning, rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases of the throat. lungs. heart and
kidneys: goitre and varicoceis cured. One
noor Is ress rvec for a maternity DEPART
ment and IN some instances homes VIII
be found for children For short time
only ward Will he set apart for the
treatment OF the morphine. opium. CO.
caine and whisky habits.
Resident physician. able medical stan.
quiet and healthfui location. extensive
grounds with fine shade. home comforts:
terms reasonable. No contagious diseases
admitted Write for particulars.
Thomas Sanitarium
Cor. Tenth and St. Francis Ave-
WICHITA, KAN.
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ST. Louis.
COTTON MARKET.

New York, Jan. 12-Cotton-Futures
opened steady January. S64c: February,
see; March. s.6Sc: April. S6Sc offered;
May. s.6Sc: June. s.70c offered: July. S.6sc:
August. S53c: September. sic; October,
S.10c offered.
Galveston, Tex, Jan. 12.-Cotton-Quiet
& lI-I6c
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For Another Library.

Council HUFF Iowa. l@z- l--Ar1F-~
earn~st- hss offered 20 essntritgte les
sor a oslgic library IA this eisy. on oofs-
dIlion that tn eisy furnish sis- aud aP-
prop-sste Ss.sos q year for EAi'-;eAs
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were as ioUoWs.
Sfeadx-

Cash quotations were as IoVoWs.
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring. 7sa75c: No. 3.
.2M74c: No. red. 72fi12i4c
Corn-No >. 457sc: No. yellow. i9'sc
Oats-No. .. s2s,c: No. , white SSleG35c.
Rye-No. .. 4Sc.
Bariey-Good feeding. Ha45c; fair TO
choice mailing, i7G5Sc.
Flax Seed-No. l. Sis; No north
western. Sl-2i
Timothy Seed-Prime. s3S5.
Provisions-Mess pork. per bel.. Si'.'o'
lard. per 100 lbs. Ss92is: short ribs sides
ooose). s. 75aSS7iZ: dry salted shoulders
(boxedD. Ss37isGs s2l2; short clear sides
,hoxed). $a.cnG9le lz-
,-hiskev-Basis Of high wines. $50.
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WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis. Jan. l2.-Wool-Unchan
Territory and western medium, l1dl9c
fine. l3IlSc; coarse 13411c.
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Kansas CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 1e.-Wheat-Close:
May. CSC; July 66i.c; cash. No 2 hard,
seassc; No. hard. 64d6sc: No hard.
5sas1c: rejected hard. 52q5sc: No. red.
S7I@ssisc; No red, Soizg671zc-
Corn-January. s11.c: May. 3saSS.se
cash. No. mixed. CSC; No. white. 5sS4
uasc; No 3 oats. 3sie@Sss&c-
Oats-No ? white. 35c; No. mixed.
34izc.
Rye-No ,. 46i2c.
Hay-Choice timothy. $500; choice
prairie. SEQ.
Butter-Creamery 25d2sc; faicy dairy,
&c.
Eggs-Fresh. 2lisc.
Receipts of wheat, 1.3 cars.
St. Louis.
St Louis, Jan. 12.-Wheat-Close'
Lower No. red. cash. elevator, ,ol2c'
track. 74d75c: May. 74ssc; July. se7sc;
No hard. 67i2G10c.
Corn-Steady. No. ?, cash, 4lc; track
41d42c: May 40asc.
Oats-Strong. No. ,. cash. SIC: track
341adS5c: May. 34ssc; No. white. S6c
Rye-Firm: 491zGoec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
Hog Sales.
Cattle,

Yesterday was rather duh day III the
cattle section of the Union stock yards.
The entire offerings would have hardly
made a car load. The market was about
steady for the class of cattle sold.
Cattle Sales.
AMI
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ChicaQo.

SntCd0C.
Chicago, Jan. 12.-ReceiptS-Cattle,
20 .O0o. Market lOd15c lower. Good to
prime steers. S5.25@6.25; poor TO medium.
So. 2sd5c0: stockers and feeders. s2.o0a4.e0;
COWS. sl40T4 80: heifers. s.. 25lI5.0O: can
ners. 81 40d250: bulls. s. 25d4io: calves.
50. 5oGS.OO: Texas fed steers, sS.75@4.S5.
Hogs-Receipts today. $1,000; tomorrow.
3o.0oo Market l0c higher. close easier.
Mixed and butchers. s6.Sed6.65; good ia
choice heavy. 81. 75Q6.95: rough heavy,
Sc. 3eGG. 20: light S5-90d635; bulk Of sales,
ST. S5G6.70
Sheep-Receipts. So,0oo Sheep steady
to strong: lambs. 10ll5c higher. Good to
choice wethers. si$564.75: fair to choice
mixed Ss.25Q425; western sheep, &29G
e.25: native lambs. S4-0ea6.e.
Official Saturday:
Receipts-Cattle. 800: hogs. 2sl2S; sheep,
( 2.e72
Shipments 80; hogs. 2,s7S-
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. Jan. l2.-Cattle-Receipts.
/ 5000 natives. 2Jo Texans; calves. 100 Tex
I ans. 500 natives Corn cattle leGl5c
/ lower: cows and heifers steady to strong;
+ stockers and feeders active. strong; quar-
4 antine steady Choice export and dressed
( beef steers. S490G5.99: fair TO good. g -
G4S5: stockers and feeders. Se.e594-S;
western fed steers SS.coG5.20; Texas and
Indian steers. S3.00lf4 10; Texas cows, $50
/ as. -: native COWS. $2esI4.oo: native heif-
: ers. s. 50l7s0o: Gamers. $l.esGe-e5 bulls,
g 65a3 y. calves. S2.5oT,-25.
Hogs Receipts Asa. Market 5Hloc
higher. Top. S6.s7Is bulk Of sales. So
G6.so: heavy. S6.ssf6,67lz mixed packers.
s6SSa6 Gsl-: light S6.25164sis; yorkers-
SIS 4OSI6 81. pigs. s5.65G615.
Shrep-Receipts. 400. Market strong.
Native lambs. S4eaf7525: western lambs.
{ $. SssT4ss: fed ewes. Slop3s5; native
wsthers. s. e,li4 -: western wethers. see
! a4eo: stockers and feeders. S.orI2$a
ST. Louis
/ St Louis Jan. i2,-Cattle-Receipts
4.eo. including sec, Texans. Market
steady Beef steers. S-.eG5-s5. st0ckers
and feeders. s. 5000: cows and heifers
s. "a ~; Texas steers. se-7@G i4s' COWS
and heifers. s. taqS-S5.
Hogs-Receipts 4.5.. Market SAX
higher. Pigs and lights SsesGeSS; pack
ers. So esa6s butchers S6.ie1sS0
Sheep-Receipts lca Market steady
Natives. S, 7ad4oo, lambs 81 so5iS-.5: Tex
ans. s. 7ea5.ec-
ST. Joseph.
ST Joseph. No. Jan. is--Cattie-Re
CENTS .eSn Market sctive. steady L
strong. Natives. SSsSase0; Texans ans
westerns. s. 1855: COWS and heifers
s. teffl 81: stockers ard feeders. Seoai i
Hogs-Rece.pts. @.ssS- Light and Ugh
mixed. s6.S5G6 s2ls; medium and heavy
- Esas. 81: pigs. <5-esa6lo. bulk 81 sales
8. S5EI6.S5
Sheen-Receipts. Ls;i Market active
strong. Ton Colorado lambs. S60: 10
iwesIern wethers. 81 %.
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on the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows:
Butter-QGiet and steady. Creamery
lSTc73.c: dairy. Isu3Sc-
Eggs-26c
Cheese-DuH. stead; lSIlic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13

marvellous results This m-dFTiae hsS NOR
reinyensting. WALKING force :. has ever
been offered. Sen, by mail - plain package
only on receipt % this adv sne 81
Made by is orIginaf0rs &. ]. ho-od o. Yr,
S-,e-ors 6ooc-s Sz--anAriHa IDSsL kAxa
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Union Livestock Commission Co
A. 3. MOORE. Manager.

Stock Yards. wichita. Kan. ConsIgn-
.aeuts and correspondence solicited MAJ
kst report Furnished free on application
Proceeds RENTED on day % saie. Monsy
10 loan on cattle Phone "a
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e: j. HEALY & CO.
LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANT

Union Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan.
Special Inducements 90 feeders Markets
Furnished on application Phone 8A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13

Those suffering rom weak
nesse- which sep TIE pleasure
OF life shouts take Juvrn Pills
One bottle vii --ll . story Of
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

81 + Ell.
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Thomas Sanitarium
COMMISSION MERcHANrs-

Cor. Tenth and ST. Francis Ave-
WICHITA. KAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22

caution to hire special guardboat for its protec-
ton. but had also hojsted flags belonging
fewer than four different pirate chiefs A guard
boat often not accompanies these large
RATS. but they utterly useless. and usually
only hired TO appease the mandarins TO whom they
belong
1t is some years since the Namoa
pirated outside Hong Kong. but her case shows
that the Chinese pirate still some of the pluck
of his ancestors The Namos left Hong Kong
bound to Swallow. Annoy and Foo-Chow at about
sengers large number of Cinnamon who were
fHrnfng to their homss N Fekien Province from
We're bringing their accumulated savings with
considerable amount of specie but this it fortu-
All Went we until . TIN when m descend hf
into tire saloon to that meal of the passengers
asked the captain why rifles were carried and was
laughingly told that they Were relics of the old
by pirates. The meal had hardly commenced when
il was interrupted by revolver shots fired down the
skyIigat while some stinkpots found their way into
the saloon by the same entrance. Captain Pocock
the pirates. who promised not to harm him If he
but no sooner had ne " come m tb Sl a Sr' Than he
WAS shot and mortally wounded The passengers
hey fcsnS fb resi- Of tS ou FTa1s ' an u board
With the exception Of one pasFengeP Who had been
left on deck seasick. and the engineer. who was
on watch. and who managed to find hiding place.
IL seems that the pirates had come on board dis,
about them They divided into two gangs. one of
WHICH attacked the saloon and held the after part
charge forward and held up the officer watch on
the bridge Two Malay quartermasters who offered
resistance were promptly shot and dropped over
board.
The ship was Their kept nearly on her course, the
pirates forcing the Chinese greasers 10 work her
engines, and, although another vessel OF the same
line was passed shortly after, nothing suspicious
was noticed The pirates proceeded to small bay
behind an island and there they anchored; 1unks
came alongside the Chinese passengers were re-
leved of their money and the vessel was ransacked
for Talua bleS. Then. in the true old Spanish Main
style. the mainbrace spliceG, and they had
fine carousal. The refreshments having been made
her remaining anchor was dropped, her lights sig
nails and rockets were dropped overheard, and the
wincheS disabled that the anchors could
not be raised The pirates having departed. proba
bly, to return the engineer. who had concealed
himself in some out of the place Of the engine
room came out and released the other Europeans.
who got UP steam again slipped both cables and
brought the vessel back to Hong Kong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
R0THSCHILD AND WATERLOO.
One Member of That Famous House Made
Six Millions by the Battle.

There is probably no more picturesque and
unique bit of fnancering in history than that
by which Nathan Rothschild made Sc. 100000 as a
result OF the battle of Waterloo. says 'Leslies
Weekly" Rothschild had followed Wellington
during his campaign against Napoleon. and at
Waterloo the man of money" sat like soldier
in shower OF rain and bullets, watching the bat
tie As he observed the arrival of Butcher
and the rout of the French Rothschild set spurs
TO his horse and rode swiftly to Brussels A car
rage whirled him to Ostend. and the next morning
he was at the Belgian coast The was so
rough that he had to pay 500 to boatman to carry
him across the channel. and he landed at Dover
in tlc evening. The next morning he was in Lon
don before the opening of the Stock Exchange 1t
was known that he had come direct from Wei
outstrpped all the cOuriers and messengers of the
nation. There was telegraph then In answer
10 the anxious inquiries for the Of yelling
ton. Rohschild dscreety said nothing OF the battle
Of Waterloo Instead. he sighed. and told Of
Butchers previous defeat at Ligny. and said that
result there could be little hope for yelling
ton The gloomy report caused panic the
exchange. and when the market had reached the
bottom. Nathan RothsChd bought everything that
he could find money fOr-all being done quietly
through his brokers' Then the of the
battle Of Waterloo, England's victory. the final
defeat Of Napoleon Securities of all kinds went
stocked at small cost, made great profts-about
81, 600 600 lie OF the i've the orig
inal Mayer Anselm Rothschild, who began his
career in little money lOaning shop in Frankfort
Germany, and founded the richest family in the
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York February Il. 1903
PFF,VFS-Receipts. 81 500 head all consigne1
5fract few bulls sold 81 100 n Dressed peer
..esd civ dressed sides. general sales 1s2c
he selling at f2iz0f3c. dressed weight; refrigerator
hesf AZ Zoe n. following exports are reTorII
FOR TO-DAY and The Lancaster for l>iverpoV ~
Garlic and quarters Of beef; the Aenonlinee or
eenss for Para Brazil cattle. and the Pretoria Tor
Bermuda l. sheep and 40 quarters OF peer
estimated -.
age at 100 IL .., -, g - -
kat and An Eastern calves. s. head The market
steady one sold az - - per ~
N. one car unsold CITY dressed veals IL 1sgloc FER n
country dressed i12G3 dressed oarnyard anu
calves. $3.50. - w., -,r-.- as4 y,
SaIes-J. II. Hume & Rrc.; - western caves ''1 d"
average a 81 - loo ID. an . -
SHEEP AND I.NMBS-Receipts were zoe cars. or
456 head. cars slaUgherers, ana Ils cars
he sold. Jersey city and az SiXtetn
d slow and slightly easier than yesterday Five cars
~ stock were GnsoId. NJ sheep trade OF nuch I'M
D-tance. lambs sold s6aS7 12' Dressed mutton "a
o. m. dressed lambs general sales. gal &c
re AZ e per loo n Buffalo do. Go 10. at So 80 10
1S,ffaIS vearlings ~ 70. 50 % -
sanders los Buffalo lambs. 50 n. ar So 80: lta DO
So ~ az SIS: / Buffalo yearing 10 10 at - 90 a.
40 70. a So 6 Co 100 state lambs n. 81 12i1
OF Fsfa5 do 90 n at ST state sheep, 100 70 At 81
Judd & Co: Indiana lambs. I6 n. at 50 80; 2l9
Buffalo do n. at SO - - W. -. O..
D. Harrington yesterday; 40 Western lambs o.
S. ...-t 49,. ,,f. ,,-s -
az head None on sale alive country dressed at 81
Zoe per m for extreme weights . CO.. -,
date Yesterday . state Pigs,
- n, average a 81 so per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
ELECTRIC DEATH FOR RATS.
Effective Protection for Small Birds in
CITY Zoo
From The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune,

From The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Superintendent Stephan of the Zoo is thinking
y what to call the achne he has recently per
"Stephan's electric rat extermnator" The IN
VentlOn was born Of mat necessity which has
nothered SO many other labor saving devices, and
has proved invaluable TO the Zoo
Not long ago number of rats and stray cats
discovered that the Zoo was a splendid place for
foraging. and that game birds. such as pheasants
and quail were numerous in the big inclosure- All
charge. was to jump the fence and pick out the
Superintendent Stephan was the first TO discover
why Of these valuable birds were miss
him long also ind remedy for the trouble,
While ehe Zoo management is willing TO replace
animals and fowls that fall victims to ordinary
diseases or accidents, il has no desire TO furnish
food for all the rodents and fenes in Avondale.
and Mr.. Stephan n-me diately set about putting an
end 10 the free lunches. One evening. after he had
retired TO rest suspicious noise IN the locality OF
the pheasant Enclosure caused him to dress hastily
and repair to the spot As he approached he
French leave over the fence, with handsome
that would look well in print. and sat up the
rest Of the night. waiting 10 slay any other rats
result
The next day Mr. Stephan did some deep think
stretched along the top of the fence and connected
was closed for the night the current was turned
and the superintendent went to bed convinced
that tried TO the trOcha he had prepared for
the enemy. Nor was he wrong.
were discovered as dead as the proyerbal doornail
f 5e ffer COMM, IN contact With the CHARGED
wire. The next night Mr.. stephan was awakened
vibrate Al first he thought the animals were hold
ing a noIirical meeting i'm the carniyora hut an
other howl put him at ease. 1t was merely the
too often and fallen victim 20 lis own expensive
Since then a daily harvest of rats and cats is
found lying across the wire the ground, but
Ewes shut now; where before they had TO keep one
open if they hoped to be alive Tie next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot
american 1000 recePts. % 6OO American 1000: mid
cling
AaEas2sspie@5s 5iIa5i2d;
FLOUR AND MEAS usual on SATURDAY tobbers
et nevertheless displayed fair steadness in sympathy
s. 5o@ss s5 wnteT s. g spring clears 20
asa 40 extra No winter 81 9oa 81 TO- extra No winter
s. & ri s2F IT, sote ans Soa ss?s
3G sood $$ass 81 ss5o@sa
MAead2 quoted Fine white and yel
s. egs 81 . s, Ss,s sacks to sT2s o
H. SCI spring bran middnc $2las24 in 200 II sacks
s4s 500 chop 81: clinical S45as95 30
chiefly repopsoIe for he higher nigh prices in .Ics
somehar hgher Correction PH IN the ocsi Government
recton the French crop position was made to appear
already little 9y,rsold quickly proceeded to adjust
Vas in February wheat at Paris
ing 1920 points asanss faT % shorts n2 change l
advance amounted to .a,sd On futures fayorabls
for cash wheat. both from exporters and milers In
and Sweden minneapolis reported 100000 bush No
as a1es ed 9d po G1f Of
throughout the session At pterior points only 81 90
total Of the week and factor in the demand which
sa run 'G of shorts May closing rssuiay e higher
faS d5c S price was 81 Sc No red Closed at Sc Elevator
s3i2c o afoat No / Northern Duluth at 90c
and No | hard Manitoba 9Os.c, both o ahoat
CORN-Au active trade took place in the local market
S sfo Ih regular close ( Sc net higher CONTRARY to
The curb wheat. maintained its advance
right nm to o'clock close. which J2esc
Nav Controlling In the market the advance
n isGi4d in English cables. good trade and
further disappointment over the grading OF corn at Chi
rago included loads here and loads
10 arrive | T. AZ loads outports No
al Ghe elevator and 5G1sc ahoat. No white and
. at IGiac o b anOat o.
1sts market at a firm position most
tine strength from the advance n
corn Locally amounted 5000
M nats !. =
80 white. 43S.c; track mixed nominal track white.
43i914Sc standard white. 44l4 ,RYE-Msrket firm.
No . Western 62c. rye 57d6oc.
BARI,FY-Mariet steady. Feeding quoted at 47o
md mailing a SCI d59c both Buffalo.