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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Dec. s.-The bull movement
in stocks continued in force during the
early stages of today's stock market
but the preclpitate course Of the advance
oyerrun the market and reaction fol-
lowed, which carried the average level Of
prices below last night. The closing was
easy and without recovery. There was
no news of the day whose Influence could
be perceived in the market. The momen-
tum of previous advance and the accre-
ton natural to any speculative movement
after given amount of progress seemed
the principal elements OF the strength.
Druing the bulge of the morning there
was more appearances OF animation and
variety in the dealings than at any time
heretofore. Stocks Of all classes were
transferred in enormous blocks and at
rapidly rising prices. This great activity
caused skepticism about the market and
induced professional traders. wstchful for
signs of n turn To put out shor; lines
When the market paused after the first
reaction and then started upward again.
the demand from these uncovered shorts
helped the new advance. From the Outset
enormous sales to lealize we're manifest
in Brooklyn Transit, which was a con-
spicuous figure in last weeks advance.
Amalgamated Copper Jared better. adding
a point Of yesterdays FIVE point rise be-
fore il was seriously affected by really
ing The sympathetic effect OF strength
IN copper stocks generally il home and
foreign securities markets and violent
advance e. raw copper - London helped
- = =
closed at net loss 81 IA. with decided
effect upon speculative sentiment gener-
ally The failure II United States sfeel
preferred T. hold its ad ance wss another
strong influence i1 the reaction Reports
q difficulties made ~ employees over pro
posed reductions in wages and rursoTs
n the closing 81 important mills affected
this stock. n became kroEn this morn
ire that gold vas taken % Londoa yes-
terslav for account q Chicago and New
Orleans to the exten, q three euaTtars
Of q million dollars and adoifioral er-
"a rerrsents zare made today q sszs6 On
TIE renewal rates for call loans ~ers
generally marked doxn this morning
Some unwsrTy borrowers were apparent
Is IN hope that stln i1wer rates voal4
prevan Late in he ssy. wbea thsy az
fe--rtef TO sung5T their needs ard Naea
ire active speculation had already HoaS@
ar-sa furoads rsVou she zTsilzhle E9ney
supply. she sa1e fer ell iosrs was "a ~
10 pr cent Nfis tse urEsat demands
u these hssafg fyarrc~sTs This ru~ry
IN can money soUb-less ~za a pofsufisi
Influence OF The rs-aessar n Etocss. The
optimistic Tfex - the tss'o~ss ard =
narres . she coGn;-y t7kea ~ - 49,
retsry q TIE treasury AS q ehee-zssx in-
c0eace
There o2a b. 20 aeant isa. eeass.no~
Rad been greatly ncrszs>t - th~ p
fir-s araneizg se-zrslF - ihe eoE-t-y -
ire dsre.oa-seais n 80 sEehsnss raar-
sst ln1ica.f1~ The scrrrsr'a'soz - Arg
reserve credits ah-oal oeToat tAass s~i-x
net ~ the current imports 90 Er56- THs
immediate fztErr - she ra-k<s = 70
course Isrxsiy d~gsr,cs-E Epra tks char
acrer ard ssss reserves q tsoss -h1
Tough, Stocks TO-DAY ln Ia trszxnssss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09
WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis. Dec. S-Wool quiet; weak.
Medium grades and combing and clothing
I76Hhc: light fine 15Q171zc; heavy fine Il
01fzc; tub washed 2eG3lc.
Boston. Dec s.-With the trading only
moderately active the wool market has
maintained steady prices the past week.
Manufacturers are purchasing TO cover.
The tendency is to buy slowly of wool
until the heavy weight season opens.
Theer is quite movement in territory
woods at steady prices. For pulled wool
the market is dull at unchanged prices.
The market for foreign woods continues
quiet with prices nominal. Territory quo
tations: Idaho fine 1&dl5c; fine medium l6
di7c; medium 1SGl9c Wyoming fine la
lac: fine medium 16d17c; medium ls1zn
lie: medium 1920. Utah and Nevada fine
1412Gi5izc; fine medium 161zal7c; medium
19G20c Montana fine choice i9fi3oc. fin.
medium choice 19G20c; average lSdl9c
staple 19d2oc; medium choice l9N2oc.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. S.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady. Midling upland u. soc; middling
gulf u. 75c. Sales 800 bales.
Futures open ed weak. December II soc;
January 12-c; February u .02c; March
u. 12c; April IL 1sc; May Il 2oc; June offer
ed Il PC; july 22c; August II .9ec.
Futures closed steady. December Is. Csc /;
January 12.19c: February Il. &c; March
123 26c; April L. 36c; May u. $50; June
u Sec
Galveston, Dee. S-Cotton-Easy. 121sc.
Liverpool. Dec. S.-Cotton-opened lower
amid some little excitement The market
further gave way and at 1870 p. N. 1t
was 12d19d lower than the last closing. A
somewhat and ruled firm after the receipt
Of the New York opening quotations. The
closing was firm but prices were under
yesterdays final figures.
Liverpool. Dec. S.-Cotton in increased
demand: prices points higher. Ameri-
can middling 6. 46d.
New Orleans. Dec S.-Cotton-Quiet
SaIesqloswerellingts .ercneotp;a EFT l
Sales 1863 bales. Middling 1q4c
New York Money Market
New York. Dec. S.-Close: Prime ner-
camille paper 6@61s per cent: Sterling ex-
change stronger with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 S2s5I4. $40 for demand
and at 81 1904 1855 for sixth day bills.
Posted rates s.. s01hN4. say Commercial
bills "a 49, Bar silver 55ssc; Mexican dol
lars 41c.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call strong, 4sG7 per cent.
closing bid. offered at Time loans
nominal; sixty and ninety days per cent;
SiN
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Dec. S.-Cattle-Receipts 5,eo0.
Steaoy. Good to prime steers S. 2od so:
poor TO medium s3.50d4. 20; stockers and
feeders s2.10Q4.15; COWS s1.50d4.10; heif-
ers s2.0oG4.75; Gamers 81 .59a2 So bulls
81. 00a4 80; calves s.. 5Oq6.eo.
Hogs-Receipts today 5000: tomorrow
$1,000. Steady TO &c lower. Mixed and
butchers 81. 25Q4 go; good to choice heavy
s4.35q4.So: rough heavy A.2od4.30; light
A.f5d4.55 bulk of sales 81. 45a4.55
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Sheep strong;
lambs 1oal5c higher. Good to choice
wethers $4.0O04.25; fair TO choice mixed
So. 4oQ3.15 western sheep s.. 0eQ 4.25; native
lambs 81. 0oao. IS; western lambs 81 .ooa5. 10.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Dec. S.-Catle-Receipts
1905. including 1870 southerns. Market
steady to 10c higher. Export and dressed
beef steers steady TO 10c higher, 81 30Q 5. % !;
fair to good s.. 25a4 .25; western fed steers
Zoe higher s.. 50q4 so; stockers and feeders
strong 50. 25d4.0o; southern caws steady,
81. 5o92.40; native cows strong. 81 seas So
native heifers strong s2.50Q3.65 bulls
steady s.. 25d3. 90; calves steady s. OoG6. %.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market closed SC
higher. Top A.57Iz; bulk of sales 81. 45Q
4.57,k; heavy "a. 45Gr4 57lz: packers 4.45a
4.421s; pigs and lights s. 40G4.5712.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 Market steady to
10c higher. Native lambs s4.50'd5 25:
western lambs 81 1595. 90: fed ewes 50 .0o0
80; stockers and feeders $2.ooQ3.75.
st. Louis.
ST Louis, Dec s.-Cattle-Receipts $500.
Market about steady. Beef steers s.. 75Q
BPS: stockers and feeders s.. 00a3. 40; cows
and heifers 81. 25q4.50; Texas steers $3.50
as 60; cows and heifers 81 15d2.70.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Pigs ana lights "a. 15Q4. 80; packers A.:cQ
40; butchers and best heavy 81. 30G4.Sp.
Sheep-Receipts $500 Market steady.
Natives Sc. 25@3.S5; lambs s4.0045.3s.
St. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Dec. S.-Cattle-Receipts
3, 400. Steady to 10c higher. Natives SO. 40d
5.25; cows and heifers 81. 5Od4. 40; stockers
and feeders 81. 50S14. 10
Hogs-Receipts $500 Weak to &c lower.
Light "A .30q4. 5212; mixed and heavy si.35
also.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Steady to 1Oc low
er. Lambs $3.50; wethers $500; ewes $50.
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NEWS WAS BEARISH
Wheat Sold Off a Fraction
from Previous Day.
CORN AND OATS LOWER
Market Was Dull with a Down.
ward tendency.

Chicago. Dec. S.-Commission houses
were free sellers of July wheat early in
the session and pit traders sold May.
The cause of the selling at the start was
the strength exhibited mere yesterday.
May cpened a shade to A@ssc lower at
traders the price quickly dropped to SIS.
q7sc. Or the decline the leader of the
bulls supported the market, buying heavi-
~ and a steadier tone developed The
local crowd however, sold freely through
out the session. influenced to great ex-
tent by the weakness at Minneapolis
News was of a bearish character, re-
oeipts in the southwest being extremely
large and primary receipts showing
iar increase over those of a year ago
The Kansas crop report was also bearish
| ntnat it showed much lighter crop than
had ieen estimated and the condition was
but little under that of last year. The
buying of the big bull operator was the
feature of the day and by today's trad
ing Re is reported TO have added an half
million bushels TO his holding. Outside
markets showed losses and helped depress
prices here. There was less pressure 10
sell late in the day and the close was
steady at the declinew it'll May off SO
I:c at 2lsc. Clearances OF wheat and
fuor were equal to $4,000 bushels. Prim-
airy receipts were 1.219, 800 bushels against
912 900 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
s36 cars, compared with $50 cars last
week and 6l3 cars year ago.
Corn again had weak undertone and
prices az times showed a considerable
loss The continued fne weather freer
country offerings from Illinois and the
general talk of larger receipts al weighed
upon the market and bearish sentiment
prevailed. The cash market was decid-
eddy weak and Influenced speculative
trading. A big provision house was sup
posed to have been the chief seller. while
the same interests that were leaders in
the wheat pit wer tn best buyrs. After
opening sc to &c lower at 42esc to l2fsc,
May sold between 42AGssc and 42isc,
dosing at 42asc Local receipts were 34S
cars, with two of contract grade.
Oats traders were guided entirely by
the act.o nof the leading grains and as
Il result the market ruled easier. May
opened &c lower at 36lsc. sold between
355sI3Gc and 361sc. closing at 36c. Local
receipts were 306 cars.
ProyisiCrs were neglected but in the
absence OF offerings the market about
held It's own. Prices ruled steady at
lat
was the cause of a small loss. May
pork closed 7iac@10c lower at 81.
Ma ard was off 21sc at s6.471z and ribs
were down sc at Sc. 05ds6.071a.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 100 cars; corn, 1875 cars; oats
30 cars: hogs. Il, 900 head
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railroads to deliver the brick as fast as
needed.
Here are some of the shippers who had
hogs sold to arrive Monday night and
which sales are quoted under the head Of
early sales: Walcott O'Neal, Hutchinson,
two car loads; II. A. Thomas, Freeport
one car; Armour & Reddinger, Bentley,
mixed car of cattle and hogs; j. n. Dice,
Harper one car load; VIM. Risley, Black
well. o. T., one car; Beckham & Ostoff,
Sterling, one car load; A. Hufbauer, Null
vane, mixed load of cattle and hogs; D. B.
Holland. Zyba. car of hogs; Dan Winn,
Udall, HI. G. Bell, Attica, Steiner & Blair,
Lyons, c. e. Houchins, Burton, and Kohl
& Yazel Furley, one car each; Z. NJ. Car
ter, Clearwater, two cars; o. +. Barr,
BUTLER, one car; j. l.. Griffith, Carmen.
o. T., one car load; Dunaway & Son,
Tonkawa, o. T., four car loads.
Shippers who had hogs on the market
yesterday were Sweeney &Fowler. King
man, one car load; French & Pickens,
Partridge, one car; VIM. Wiley. Sedgwick
one car load: Campbell & Horton. Cald-
well, one car load; c. s. McDaniels. Bill
ings, o. T.. one car load; f. Smith, Zenda.
one car load; Steiner & Blair, one car
load.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Dec. S.-Buying of dry 81
has hown little encouragement and get
enquiries to secure goods at the old prices
are frequent but universally met by stub
born opposition on the part of sellers
Advances have been made all along the
line and while price losses are not gen
orally quoted each individual order is
based upon its own merits and a prof,
obtained if possible.
The United States is the host OF the
chinch bug at a cost of Slco.oo0.0o0 The
Hessian fy costs 100000 for its enter
tainment: the grasshopper. ss0. .Cs,o; the
potato bug. sS.oo0, 90. and the cotton boil
worm sS0. eco CO.
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IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS

OF the 1871 hogs on this market Monday
Cudahy purchased I347 Dold ISL. and lSS
were taken by spectators.
The paving If the hog pens with brick
h now completed and the shippers who
send their hogs TO this market can feed
in the best pens in the state Of Kansas.
The stoke yards company have had this
Sob on their hands for long time. The
delap was caused by the inability OF the
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WASHINGTON. DAY BY DAY.

Washington. y. c Capt. Hobson's
proposition TO have the country spend
81. 80 10000 for bsttle-ships in tho next
twenty years reminded Col. Pete Hep
burn. OF Iowa. Of the Populist who held a
joint debate with the late Judge Culber-
son. OF Texas. The Popullsi was taking
of the need OF money. lie said
And yet. IN the face Of this crying
need Of money. the trust-ridden govern
ment at Washington every year mace
rates billions Of dollars in hiIs-biIlions.
my friends. billions
See here" said Judge Culbers0n. don't
you mean millions
Now. Judge CulDerson. the Populist
shouted. you cant win this campaign
b. resorting 10 ;echnicalities'
Down in nay country said Represent
alive Swanson. Of Virginia. Just before
We market cur cattle We take them from
the clover patch and put them OF short
grass "a get their flesh hard and firm
Every farmer knows that II he leaves his
cattle or short grass too long thsy get
IN bad condition
The trouble with the Democratic party
il that we have been on short grass too
many years what Ne need IL a chance
at the elovcr-psteh"
Representative Cushman II washing
ton. The has been pronounced the home
hest man IN the house now that JeNHe
Eddy - ainnesota. has retired. and who
s. also the humorist - fhs house. arrived
az hreaftleHs TINS morning fran Tacoma
10 save his 3 - mileage Re zas sworn
ard took q seat. srriilnE expansivesv
Heard arr rev 3okes Ia;-lyY asked
Repreaentafive Tsv-nsy.
No sad Cushnar ~r.oshlrx hat
sounded quite 80 eleefus ~ that s~esriax-
in ! s'1sf got tel yoB there l. q iot u
hsmor in T-5t
can sou name the three covrtie- IN
Delaware s0-net9iF asked Hepreseats-
tise HuEh-s = NV jersey
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CASH QUOTATIONS..


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring 79dsSc; No. red
H7s4Se2sc:
Corn-No. 44c: No. yellow 44izc.
Oats-No. , 34$<c; No. 3 white 3412G3724c
Rye-50I5G5lc.
Barley-Good feeding 3sd37c; fair to
choice mailing 42d45c.
Flax seed-No. l Sole; No. l northwest
ern g7ikc.
Timothy seed-Prime s. s..
PrcviSions-Mess pork. per Dbl. Sll 1919
oil %: lard per 100 lbs. 81. 3si.sie. 40; short
rib sides Ooose) s6osGs %; dry salted
shoulders (boxed) -. short clear sides
(boxedl s6.12izG6.25.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines sl21.
CIover-Contract graCe 81 90
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2iG2ec
Cheese-steady. l0alezc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec. -Wheat-Close; Dec.
sc: MAY s9A.c; cash No. hard 7lizlI7zc.,
No , s7d7oc; No I sldesc: No. ? red a4isc
No "a &c; rejected ssas2c.
Bran-ssc. shorts nomiualiy 72G7sc
Coru-Dec. 3s7sd37c: May d. 49, /:
cash No > mixed &c; 40. white ssl
Ssisc; No. ; %sizc.
0ats-No. > white ssa7c: No : mixed
siixc.
Butter-creamery 2la2e; dairy. fancy.
sc.
Egg-Fresh g7i4c.
Receipts OF wheat. 3s cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis Dec. S-Wheat-CIose, Lower.
No. 2 red cash elevator nominal. track
sei=aeIc; Dec. &C. MAY ss7.6S5i-c; JURY
S17s,.c; No. hard 7siz9ssc-
Corn-Lower- No. cash SIC. track
EG4z'zc. Dec f5azc May tsz.c
Ogts-Weak. No. cash 3szze- track &c.
Dc. osi.c; May sc. No. : whhe -
Lead-F'lrra. pests
Spel;er-Firrzer. s. ssegs <
PouliFy-TuTseys higher chickens &C:
springs Ike; turkeys &c. ducks Iee, geese
RltfeT-FirEu- Crea risrv Ssa9si1e d.
l5sT5sc
Esss-6.ower. - current receipts
New York Produce
New York DEE s-BEtter-rerefpsz So
paCkzses Fs-rn- Creamery LSF@e
CAeese-Receipts tsos packages. Qt.ses-
late large and small co5ores and white
September Sc late mad. isc.
ES-s-Aecefvts $50 r.arkzxe< FIRM
Western seconds 10 extras SG1ic-
SGxaf-Rz~ weak. fair refining 80
ceatrEuEzl = test nc. EaoIasseS saxar.
2zsc. kenn-d duh. crushed :. &C.. r-osder-
ed 40: graduated 5 SC
Coree-FTrn: No : Rio 60
Po1iUy-Aase stead. xestess cs4czeas
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,utpouring. 10 take profits.

OutpourIng 10 take pronIs.
Business IN bonds was principally In
speculative issues in which the price
movement was irregular. Total sales. par
value. a,535. Coz.
United States bonds were unchanged
or the last call.
Quotations were as follows:
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10c; .owls He; turkeys lie Dressed
weak; western chickens He, foSls ia
HE; turkeys 146l7c.
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts continue light and but
littlt change in prices from day to day
can be noted. The receipts yesterday
were mostly of common cattle with
sprinkling of medium butchers cows and
taif
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STEADY TO WEAKER
Receipts Liberal LocaIPackers
Taking All Offerings.
TOP PRICE WAS s4s37 IL
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Unchanged.

Steady to weak wouH about describe
the condition of the hog market yester-
day. Receipts We're literal, but the local
packers took them al except one car
load, which was SOLD to a specuIa tor.
The receipts for MONDAY, a good part of
which came in late nglhe night, and were
turned over to the packers yesterday
morning, Were 1.94I.i The hogs were all
sold when the mariet closed last night
but nineteen car less Were reported to
arrive during the night, all of which viii
be taken by the packers at yesterdays
prices. 1t would seem that Dold and
Cudahy are getti,g all the hogs they
want, bgut Cudahss buyer said last night
that he wanted mare hogs. The shippers
are pleased with The prices they are get.
ting on this msrket, because they I'M
derstaad that thgNare getting more clean
cash for their htss here than they would
bring on any OF sr market. The top price
yesterday was Is4.37lz. and good mixed
packers sold ff 2lz cents less than the
top price.
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Hog Sales.

BY an arrangfment between the packers
and corpmissN,a men. hogs arriving late
IN the night acre fed, wntered and weighed
up on arrival and the next morning sold
at the previous days prices. These hogs
are quoted snder the head OF early sales,
and the fresh receipts. the sale of which
is governed by the market for the day on
which they are sold, are quoted under the
head of late sales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09

This private hospital 10 now one % the
best equipped Institutions In the south
west for the treatment Of both rnssi.cas
and surgical cases Special attention -
given 70 the various forms Of stofuaf n
and liver troubles. diaeasta peculiar 10
women diseases 81 the rectum ard g.nls0-
urinary organs. chfonlc malsrtai poison
Ing rheumatism. nervous disorders dis
eases " the throat. lungs. heart end KID
nsyE: goftrH and varirocele cured. one
foor II reserved for maternity ifpart.
msnf and In some Instances homes VII
be found for children. For a short f.fns
only ward will - Fst apart for the
treatment Of the morphine. ogiam. Coz
caige and whiak~y habit
Resident phyntcisns. able medical star.
qtgss and heaiihfuI location. EXTENSIVE.
grounds with fine shade home comforts.
terms reasonable No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars
The THOMAS SANITARIUM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09

On the produce exchange quotations
were as follows:
Butter-Steady. Crea ulerise 1eH95c (:
diaries I4d@IC.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included.
2iG2ec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-09

Wnen YOU treat with poC1Ohs jon
to publish the names CT secrets Of any
They cannot bring commercialism into
could. for the sake ~ the almighty dolia
be kept sscredly confidential
If you cannot call, write. Hundreds
Hours. from 10 60 l. a. m. . to p.
ings. from L 4. N. to ] p. m. CONSULT