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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
HOG Market STEADY
Buyers and Sellers Each for
Their Own Interest.
PACKERS ENTER PROTEST
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Was Steady

Some Of the sellers claimed that the
hog market was shade lower yester-
day and that the ten or q dozen car
loads Of late arrivals which sold early
yesterday at the previous days pyices
should not be quoted because they were
cut of line with yesterdays market. Some
Of the wagon hogs may have sold a
shade lower but the car hogs sold about
steady and The market olosed with
strong upward tendency. The top price
was $40, but the commission men who
received constituents OF good hogs near
the close refused to sell at that price
an helG ioc S+-o9 The buyers for the
local packing houses declare their viii
lingness to pay within fifteen cents Of
the Missouri markets. but it sometimes
happens that the buyers and sellers d.f-
fer as to the grade Of the L s.. Just
at the present time the trade in the
hog section Is not moving as smoothly
as some might desire. There is evidence
Of war between the packers and the com
mission men. The packers claim that
during tbs decline IN prices for several
@A-OA-~--o Eea9N -A--~- NY nave pA1A--N-A
the shippers whose hogs arrived after the
market closed by buying them the next
morning at the prices preva ling the day
they arrived when in very many cases
they might have bought them ten or
fifteen cents lower Now since the mar
ket has reached q lower level the pack
ers claim when . pretty heavy HIN or
ers claim when pretty heavy run Of
hogs is reported to arrive late IN the
night the commission men mold the pack
ers UP for the benefit of the shippers
by bUlIing the market at the close and
in this way tx the price OF the hogs
carried over. The buyers are working
FOR the interest of the packing houses
and the commission men for the sd D
pers and adhered 70 the truth VIII war
rant the statement that both sides are
needing the scriptural injunction to avoid
the effort 70 serve the masters. Neither
the buyers or the comm -ssion men are
showing any very large amount Of ch7ri-
ty- II is the fa.thfulness Of both bu ers
and sellers that has caused the friction
and for that reason no deep heart bleed
ing wounds are liable TO be left unhealed.
In a few days the storm VIII have pass
ed and the rainbow OF peace viii span
the Union StOckyards.
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WHEAT DEMAND LARGE
December Shorts Still Fear
Something ola Corner.
GAINS MORE THAN A CENT
Corn and Oats Are Strong and
Provisions Are Weak

Chicago. IL, Nov. e0.-The demand for
December wheat from shorts was most
urgent. owing to the critical situation in
the northwest and with but small offer
ings the market ruled strong throughout
the entire day. The sentiment was bull
ish from the start. higher cables and
smaller receipts in the northwest being
incentives that brought cut good de-
mand At The opening. December was
shade lower 70 a shade higher at g 10
7sls, but with active buying BY shorts ard
local traders the price advanced rapidly
In the advance there was selling 10 Sc
cure profits and some sales for short &C
count which resulted in the market cas-
ing of slightly al times with the ten
deney constantly towar da higher level.
Thereport OF a big decrease in the stock
al Duluth for the week was an added
cause Of anxiety 70 the shorts. who are
beginning 10 fear they VIII experience
considerable difficulty IN securing wheat
70 apply on December contracts. \ pri-
vate estimate showing a greatly reduced
crop III the northwest was also . bull
factor. The strength IN December helped
May but that month did not show as
much advance as the nearby delivery
After selling up TO seq December closed
19sc higher at SOS qs01zc. Clearances Of
wheat and -four We're equal 10 1890
bushels World exports for the week
according 70 Bradstreets were 2,974.0co
bushels, The smallest weeks total for TWO
months Primary receipts were 1o45.5o0
bushels. against 1,121oo bushels q year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts Of 7S3 cars against SIS
cars last week and eo4 cars a year ago.
Corn for December delivery was es-
pecially strong. owing TO a scarcity Of
offerings. while at the same time there
was d good demand from shorts through
cut the day. December ranged between
exc and 4s%s d452.c and closed 1AG12sc
higher at 49, Q43s4c. Local receipts were
1C9 cars, with OF contract grade.
Oats advanced sharply on buying by
leading bull. which was accompanied by
large purchases for short account After
selling between 34S4c and 357sc, Deem
Der closed at 35@4 G357sc. a gain Of 1q1lsc.
Local receipts were 80 cars
Provisions were q shade easier at the
start. owing to decline of from ; TO 1oc
in the price OF hogs at the yards There
was some buying OF lard for foreign ac-
count, but selling orders for packers
we're in larger volume than from all the
other sources and prevented the market
from responding 10 the advance in grains.
The close was about steady. with January
pork 5a71zc higher at $1571zd1 l.60; lard
and RIBS were each 2l4c lower at S6-7o0
015
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
100 cars. corn. rs cars; oats. loo cars;
hogs. 200 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cattle Sales.
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday by
sample on the Wichita Board II Trade
basis delivered Missouri river To get
price T O b. your station. deduct kansas
City rate from your station
8yheat-No. . hard. tic, No. :. 65GGSc;
No l. 6I065c: rejected, 591C1c-
Connie. > mixed. 40c; No 8, 39c; No.
4. sc; No. white. &c; No. ,, 4oc; no
grade7 5eQ35c.
Oats-No. mixed. SAC: No. 3. 32d23c.
riour fcar lots)-Best patent 60 all
southern Kansas points. $50; bran. 1ec;
shorts, S54s0c; corn chop, 500; cora cal.
IS.
Hay-AIfalfa. No. 1. $50; No, ?, SO.
prsire loose. NO. !, S6.'9; No .. 500.
baIed. No J. s. 20; No =. 500. No. }. 5000.
Butter Packing 12c; county, 1Gal+c-
Esgs-Fresh. per dozen. pc
Poultry-Heus. size, spring broilers, IL
10 lbs. 6l.c: Young ROSTERS. +15l-c: tuT-
key hers. size. toms. 6G9c. geese. full
feather. &C. ducks. 1uu feather. @. younE
ducks. &c
Vegetabies-Onious. bu-. Co; pop corr.
per loo lbs. slice: turnips bu sec: To-
tatoes. bu. 15c; apples bbL. s2.cd2 50:
sweet potatoes, bu-. 754S5c; cabbage. h.
1&c.
Vegeta bleS-( Jobbers' prices 70 tr1del--
Oranges. Valencia. box. 3 aolI- -. LEM
ons, box. s. 53cJ3. IS; strained honey. H..
he; comb honey. ID. 1se; wainuts. 10
lac; almonds. H. &c: BraZils, ID.
&c; pecans H. &c: dibe-ts. III IL;
cheese fat. 10. l4c: brick, IL. Hruherzet
15c. Y A. 14i.c; Kansas. 1+c; bananas.
Eb. 4i.c, apples. bbi-. S. $50, potatoes.
bu. s5c: cabbage. 10. Il4Hl&c, Spanish
onions. per crate. SID; fancy red giobe
onions. St516l-75 Per la lbs: peanuts,
ib.. Jumbo. Sic; roasted. l5a3c; parrot.
6l.c: roasted. sc. rgs, per hoS., 81 ..
Wooi-Iigbt bright medium. la lee;
dark and heavy medium. 11GI4c. heavy
hne. sale; bury. Ease.
Leather-No. ! Phoenix. CSC. 3 Sc; har-
ness union 4 81. Il So: chestnut oak.
Is. SAC. \ Sec. ure oak $40; sSiTtins. a.
acc; sole leather slaughter S0GS@ci oak
sole 35llS6c per side.
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St. LOUIS.
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. e0.-Cotton quotations
were as follows: spot closed quiet ;
hisher. middling uplands 11-3ec; uliddiing
guif. Il 4oc; sales. 1oi bales
Futures opened weak December. Hoo;
January. noe: March. ud6c. April. ll-a5c;
Nv. i CSC June. 11o6c; July, ud6c-
Failures closed steady November lee
December. SIC. January. L-tc; Febru-
arv. Hoe; March 1Ie-cis; April. uc-c;
My. 1I-aSc; June. u-eSc-
ket steady. lose.
New orleans. Nov. o-Coteon-Easy
nlddlirSs. -y2sc.
Liverpool. Nov. a-Cotton-Spot in
limited demands. prices . points higher;
American middlinEs. 6-e-d-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Nov oo-The dry goods mar
ket remains in q very firm condition with
sellers showing 10 inclination % grant
concessions. and yet the effort is beng
made 70 obtain such concessions more or
less from buyers and sellers Jobhers are
dong an Indifferent country business.
though q slight forward demand IS re-
r,.l--17
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21

No. mixed. ss,.c: No. white. sSqsslzc;
No. 3. 37;zc.
Butter-creamery. 1sg2o14c; dairy. fancy.
1se.
Eggs-Frezh, &c.
Receipts Of wheat 1o9 cars
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. Mo, Nov 2G-CloSe; Wheat
Higher: 40. > red cash elevator. nominal /;
track, SS1zGS9c. December, ssS4c; May. Slss
S17sc; No hard. 7SQ3sizc-
Corn--Ifigher; No , cash. Eize; Decem-
Der, use; May, 402sc; track. E1zc.
Oats-Higher; No. cash, SIC; track, SIizc;
Nay. 37Ac; No. , white, &c
Iead-Dull. 500
Spelter-DEIl, 500.
PouItry-Good demand; chickens. &C;
springs. SIZE; turkeys. Bic; ducks. Ice;
geese. Sc
Butter-Steady: creamery. 1sG2Sc; dairy.
13a1Sc.
Egg-Higher. &c, loss of
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New York Produce.


New York. Nov. 20-Butter, receipts
80; market quiet 70 firm; creamery, 16
lf23c; state dairy, 15G2ec.
Cheese-Receipts. 3 469 packages; mar
ket Irregular; state. full cream, fancy,
small. colored. September, &c; late made
made. 1074c; small white, September. 12c;
late made, 1074c; large, colored. September,
I9c; late made 1624c: large white. Septem
Der 12c; late made le2&c-
Eggs-Receipts. 5.417 packages; market
unsettled: western, 26G34c-
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal, 9s test, 334c; moiasses sugar,
&c; refined. quiet; crushed, $3.50; powder
ed, $3.50; graduated, $40.
Coffee-Steady. No. Rio. SIC.
Poultry-Alive, quiet; western chickens.
13c; fowls. &c; turkeys. l4c.
Dressed POultry-Firm; western chick
ems. Isal3Izc, fowls. 1lisq12c; turkeys. Il
TTSC
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New York Money Market.

New York. Nov. 20.-CI1se. Prime ner-
camille paper. 8; Sterling exchange firm.
with actual business in bankers oils at
81 - 2Cs14 So for demand and at 81 so-4l
d4S451 FOR sixty dsy bils, posted rates,
s. S1rtSllz and t4-s41.9s-S5.
Commercial bills. sts8i Bar silver.
-. Mexican dollars. 80 Government
bonds. easy, railroad boaGs. irregular.
Money on call. strong sizss Per cent,
closing bid. -. offered ar 9 Tine loans.
easy. sixty days =. a. per cent. ninety
DAYS. =. bid. six months. hid.
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WOOL MARKET.

s. Louis. 40. Nov. -wooI-St estiy
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Tickets sale daily good for 80 days
Sulphur Springs T., and return. lZlO
Tickets sale daily, good for 90 days.
Mammoth Springs, Ark and return. l520
Tickets sale daily, good for go days.
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Tickets sale daily, good for 80 days
tickets the South and Southeast sale
Tuesdays each month Round trip tickets for
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Colonist tickets West and Northwest sale daily
follows
Billings Livingston and Logan. $50 90
Ogden Salt Lake Citv and Pocatello ......... 2O00
Helena Butte and Anaconda . ............. 20O0
Spokane and Thompson Falls Observation-Disclosures. -
Portland Tacoma and Seattle 2JOO
San Francisco Sacramento and Los An.cIes.... - 90
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Nov 2C-The following table.
complied ~ Bra6srree1 shows the bank
clea-iuEs III che principal cites for the
week ended Noy ember j. win the peg
cCutaEe % increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week las
year.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


40G9. including 100 Texans western mar
ket steady. Good TO prime steers $510d
$50. poor 10 medium, S3-50a3-9o; stockers
and feeders. S2.00U415; cows. Sl50d4.Z5
heifers. SZCIlJf.59: Gamers. Sl-Je1Z-z3; bul s,
S2.G0C74-25: calves. s2-J0Q1.15: Texas fed
steers, s215u3.5o; western steers, SS.ttG
45l
Hogs-Receipts. today 5000, tomorrow.
1000. averages lower. Mixed and butch
ers. s46ca477l3: good TO choice heayy'
S46sd47e. rough heavy, S43J1A55; light,
$445a465.
sheep-Receipts. 1860. sheep and lambs.
steady. Good TO choice wethers, SEQ
425: fair TO choice mixed. 8. lJ23-15; west
ern sheep. S2.15a400; native lambs, S5-'94
$50: native lambs neutrality-suspicious.
80; western lambs. St-o9a5.75-
Kansas City.
Kansas city. No. Nov. 20-CattIe-Re-
ceipts. 500 natives. so Texans; calves,
400 natives: Joe Texans Native steers.
steady: quarantine, steady u firm; west
ern feeders. firm: native cows. steady
stock calves, dull Choice export ana
dressed beef steers. 81 3565.Ie, fair 70 good
s. $50 80; stockers and feeders, Sl5of1 800;
western fed steers. S2.45lI450; Teas and
Indian steers s. 4513.4Jls Texas cows.
Sl15Q2.5a. native cows. $-5eGS %. native
hetf,rS. s. c5G40 %. Gamers. 81 e0G 80, bulls,
SI-50510: calves. $l5cIt-oo
Eogs-Recuipts. SEQ; market 2lzaloc
lower. Top S4s5; bulk of sales, A.504
t65- heavy. s. 25Q455, mixed packers. 81 -
GA s.: light $3.50 65; workers., $6-i-g
4e5. pigs S4AGA61.
Sheep-Rece- pts, SOFA Lambs. $50
$50: western lambs. S2-sCF5-3o. fed ewes
g 3oaSs5; Texas clipped year.inss S--5o0z
/ > 50; Texas clipped sheep. S24os3.,5; stock
ers and feeders, S2ooG3.54
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Mo Nov. 25-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. . 90. including sen Texans; market
steady 10 firm Beef steers. 50 69I5.2 .;
.stocke~s and feeders s134G2.5o; cows and
he fers. s2e5ds0o. Texas steers. S-30ilS- So
cows auG heifers. $2.oo026e-
Hocs-Receipts 4.o03. market steady 10
a shade lower PIGS and light S+25lz 1a;
packers. S4S5G465. butchers and best
heavy. S.s5c4-75.
Sree7-Receipts. 500. market strong.
Natives, S&6oE3.59, lambs, Stoea7--9-
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Balances paid in cash
s@Not included in totals because con-
taiuirE other items than elearings-
NOT included n totals because OF no
COMPARISON for last year
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ISL or0TATInNS

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations were IS follows.
Flour-Firn.
Whe4t-No. spring. 7sqac; No. , red,
S3qS5c
Corn-No. .. 43a4c; No. . yellow. 46G4size
Oats-No. , 35i4c; Nc. white 1850.
Rye-No. . 54c
Barlcy-Ciood II ding, 81 Sc; fair to
choice mailing. 47G5Sc.
Flax seed-No. l. s0lsc; No l north
western. 97t.e.
Timtohy Seed-Prime. Soa2i5
Provisions-Me pork. per bhls. So 50
G1Is2ls, lard per 100 lbs. Sb.ge:G 9-i-.
short ribs sides. 0oosel s.. 7lu 1.lc, short
clear sides (boxed). So 5od6.6-ta.
Whisky-Bsis Of high wines. So.
CIover-Contract grade. 1900.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec rs- Shipm' -.
= l0Lr. oplS. --------.------- --N'o ----t
" heat. gu -.--- 5.p 800
Corn. bu- -----------....---. lve tcau.-
oats, bu- ---tl'H -a-9H
Rye. hu- --------.--- WED
Barley, bu- ----......--..---l-6 ,ato 80
on the Produce Exchange. today. the
Butter market was arm; creamery l51
Z-lac; dairy i+N-9c; eggs. firm. az mark
cases included, -jG25c, cheese, steady,
19lec.
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WEEKLY HERALD can both be had for
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23

The Order OF Washington gave pleas
ant social in their hall last evening. An
interesting program was rendered, re-
freshments served and most pleasant
time had by those in attendance.
Creech Bros, are building a large
addition to the Commercial hotel, to ac-
commodate the increasing patronage this
hostelrie is receiving under the popular
management of Geo. A. Woodward.
There were 80 patients in the Aberdeen
Gene al hospital this morning. As the
normal capacity of the hospital is 20,
man slightly i'll was placed on cot, a
number OF which are kept for emer-
gencies.
Clarence Crmmons tried to chock his
wagon, while stopping on the G street
hill, yesterday morning, when he slipped
and the wagon, heavily loaded with
wood, ran over his right hand, severely
crushing it.
A. c. st. Geo. Kemp has come down
| from Montesano with a view OF opening
an architects office in Aberdeen. Mr..
Kemp is an architect and draughtsman
of recognized ability, and will doubtless
do well here.
WANTED TO BuY-About ) acres OF good
| land, that does not overflow, lying so as
to permit irrigation, gentle slope to the
| A a.
ton. Address w. +. WILSON, Box 4S4,
Aberdeen, Wash. cost
NJ. F.. Horr has returned from Del
Norte county, Cal where he spent the
winter, at the Elkhorn mine, in which
he is interested. Mr.. Horr says the
mine is being rapidly developed, and
shows plenty Of good grade ore.
Robt. Forbes left Tue day for a tour of
six months in Asia, visiting japan and
the Siberian coast, fer the purpose OF
studying the fishing possibilities on that
coast, in the interest OF the fishing COM
parv with which he is connected.
GRAYs HAkBvR SToCK.-I have for sale
a certificate for fifty shares OF stock in
the Grays Harbor Company. Wonlu De
glad to have anyone interested write and
make me an offer. :. S. BEAvIs. Room
9O5, 1923 Broadway, New York. 81 st
A fire alarm about 70 o'clock Monday
night was caused by small blaze in the
kitchen OF the Up-to Date restaurant.
The fire caught in the floor from the
bottom of the range, and was extin-
guished by the chemical machine with
but trifling damage.
The Cosmopolis improvement Society
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, w. F. Patlison; Vice president, A.
G. Wellington; Secretary, Otto Noerd-
linger Treasurer, w. S. Mclaughlin.
The society has appointed a committee
to investigate the proposition OF estab-
| fishing q brick factory
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23

Architect Stranahan has prepared
plans for a handsome dwelling, to be
erected for Cliff NJ. Weatherwax.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor is seriously
i'll since her recent fall, and her friends
are alarmed about her condition.
Superior Judge Bell and Attorney
McCafferty, OF Seattle, were among the
visitors to the city Tuesday night.
Since the repairs to the Hoquiam road
were completed, the Wolverine has
ceased making the run to Hoquiam.
Chas. Louth had finger badly injured
Monday, by getting it caught in the belt
ing at the Western Cooperage works.
The local lodge OF Odd Fellows will
appropriately observe the eighty-nnth
anniversary OF the order next Sunday.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G. streets. has the sole agency for Aber-
deem for Montesano creamery butter. tt.
DR.. j. Lewis Smith delivered couple
of interesting lectures at the Baptist
church, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing<.
Asa Mallette came down from Matlock
Tue day night, and entered the Aber-
deem General ospital with sprained
ankle.
The best physic: Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take {;
pleasant in effect. For sale by All
Druggists.
Mrs. n. D. Coons has kindly consented
to take charge OF the musical program
at the High school commencement
exercises.
The jury term OF the superior court
was adjourned Tuesday until next Mon
dav, owing to the continued illness OF
Judge Irwin.