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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-17
HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Good Supply for Friday and
Trading Brisk.
TOP PRICE WAS s6.45
Cattle Receipts Light--Market
Continues Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS s6.45

Hog receipts yesterday were fully up
to expectations for Friday, but the aver
age quality of the hogs on sale We're
hardly so good as on Thursday The
market was strong to cents higher
Dol dand Cudahy took all the hogs Of
fered up TO dark, and then told the COM
mission men to have the late arrivals
weighed up when they came in and they
would take them all this morning at yes
terday prices The yards have been
wired for arc lights and the electric cur
rent is expected TO be turned on by next
Monday, after which the night business
VIII be more satisfactory, because the
buyers and sellers will be able to see the
hogs to better advantage. S6.45 was the
top price for hogs yesterday but there
was not a fancy load Of heavy hogs on
the market.
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To those who made inquiry. a copy Of
the following statement. signed by Gle
ment 4. Griscom. president 81 the line.
was given.
There Is no apprehension whatever felt
about the ship. as several causes have
contributed To her delay. she did not
leave Cherbourg until Saturday forenoon
nearly sixteen hours late and. according
to her average speed for the last few
voyages vas not due here until Tuesday
Furthermore. most incoming ships are z
day late and report heavy weather
1t is known the ships boilers are not
in good condition. as she b 20 be with
withdrawn at the end or the present vog-
age for repairs. II il not even believed
that she net Hiih any mishap such az
The breaking Of a shaft or loss q = pro-
pauer
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APPRAISERS REPORT FILED.
Estate Of John Mackay Amounts to
Over 100000.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE appraisers re-
port of the value of personal estate of
the late John w Mackay was file1 today.
All of such estate goes to the son Of Mr.
Mackay. Clarence H. Mackay. the gross
value being given as S2.501.726 and the
net value as s2.l5l.726. The property con-
sists of 27s.500 par value bonds OF the
Sprague Electric company; 3.ll2 shares Of
American Telephone and Telegraph stock.
s5l3, $50; $685. shares Of Commercial Cable
company. S.oal.37s: 1881 shares CONNER
cial Union Telegraph company. s47.l35; So
shares IS Maurice Grau Opera company.
s27. 800: 80 shares New York Quotation
company. s7l.250: 425 bonds Commercial
Cable company; 30 bonds ditto. $4,000;
cash in bank, books. pictures. etc sls.303.
Mr.. Mackay left no real estate in New
York. His viii was probated in Nevada.
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TO AID The AlASglgS
Hou-e Com mitte~ Was Thea 60 MAKE
gshlsst at ~ Louis

Nasalngfnr Jar She haase en-
rniffsr On ineagfrisl arsa snd ~zbsfats
today apftorized favossHie report o.
tae biH sppraarisfi1R 80 - fsr a. sSrs.
c'sliEfsl exaitsf 81 the S. issssfs fs8t.
ArrsaarnsufE ztre tasds 20 sts baI pro
rieiuE foF ~ gpros.flafion - 81 % e.
AID me .essssnfs - Aaasks - ssaks -
ezhihit ~ s. 1>osis. fhs epsf ~ srsssr-
inx ari isanspoftiaz fp - borne - "a
rssias1fs q Aaasss. aiso for 80 ssS~orrl-
afion 70 fsfss ~ "a fasssa Tsrfffoey
erhitii. So srsscfrfa - fh~ ;sTrgfefy g.
ifE required - ss5s.s.f e. e-sszl sHso.set
slfh fhe tressafr
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BECAUSE OF WEATHER.
Price Of Cezi -ss Gore Up IN English
Markets.

Leas5n. Jan. 3. rs was sanssaces fsaf
the grses q coal has adtzar~t r. ~ tga
Wez-fss- aerEsaes sad parity q iacress-
Ing confract orders sn v5~~ = fhA coal
s.czsrloa lr &aseTscs Il zzs Sad ln
I-iver2sei fe-eag thsf sa1ce Ctrssr,1es
over asfs asessaers 7ase l~~n fharfares
% dad cg&l AZ vsTiasr ports = N Uaif-
- R.ns5ea fer ~ United sszfes ~
oursiaE e. cabieErarss received ~ g1s-
srpalf frosn AsaeFlcs. ~ f.rfaes orsr-~
70 coal EsB - i.sokse ~ pr~s~-f. tss
b>lisf belaE thaf - a-ssssx sST~eeg s.-
tered wiI calss a se=fa.ss eerxssfEr- So
szzsnivs ssiaJ r. ssf15rx % szsfsezn
rorzs
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DReYFUs GETS OPTION.

Philadelphia. Jan is-Tlzrney Drsvfus
~ piftessrz to-day occurred a. option for
the purchase a. the Philadelphia Nation
si league baseball cissb The option xng
expire sunday
50 FAR as ear br learned every share
- The stock O. the club ~Hl ~ pur-
chased outright ard Nhsa this L. Effected
Presideat Rearh viii bs siio~~S 70 b.
eosae ore - ne members - the sew
s-.-~.4f~ase
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

a letter was received yesterday by
some OF the commission men from the
widow of Tommy Cole, now at Des
Moines Iowa. She stated that Tho-.as
Cole was buried at Sioux City last Sun
day afternoon, and that she had gone
to Des Moines to live with her sister
and brother-in-law. Mrs. Cole desired
that her thanks be returned TO those
who assisted her husband in his last
Illness and who so kindly remembered
her in time of her deep trouble. Mrs
Cole during her short residence here
made many warm friends. She is regard
ed by her old neighbors here as a splen-
did woman. and it was with regret that
the ysaw her leave Wichita.
There was a c. c. c. c. car at the
stockyards yesterday. which is number 4.
That is the lowest number ever seen by
the men at the yards on a car. and ii
attracted a good deal OF attention. II
Se being used by the Frisco, and from
this one car the boys al the yards con-
cluded that the Frisco is not allowing
the rust TO collect on the wheels of its
freight cars 1t might be supposed from
the number on this car that it is a very
old car. but on the contrary, it is in
good condition. No. has broght two
loads of hogs to market this week and
taken out one load of stockers. and
every load from different station on
The line of the Frisco. II was sent east
last night empty. and may be in with
another load of stock today.
Here are some of the shippers who con-
signed stock to this market yesterday:
C. S Stewart. Whitewater; Joseph Bros
& H.. Potwin; y. NJ. Constant. Pretty
Prairie: c +. Sykes, Murdoch; Roy
Scott. Maize; Steiner & Blair. Lyons;
A. NJ Fritz Ponca City: Dunaway &
eon. Tonkawa: Ed Weidline. Augusta:
W. II. Donnell Haven; NJ. Schumberger
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ONE
MINUTE
GUS SAUR==G. VAN WERDEN

with Mr.. Gates about the Louisville and
Nashville stock sale, but he was not
present at it. He was never a director
o. the Southern, but thought his partner.
| Steele, was
| MI Morgan could not remember the pre-
l:minaries of the Monon purchase. though
| he might have known all about them at
the time. 4 sentence in a circular sent
out by Morgan & Co. August %, 1902. was
| mentioned TO the witness. Ii advised
stockholders of the Southern to make no
change in the management until after the
settlement Of certain matters pending
which might affect the development OF
their lines I'VE are trying" said Mr.
Morgan, in explanation. Ito prevent any
one getting hold of the stock like they
got hold of Louisville and Nashville and
knocking it into a cooked hat"
Witness considered it important to the
Southern to hold together the Louisville
and Nashville. The option on the Gates
stock was got April Is, and he did not
know in August who would buy it,
Mr. Gates had the stock said Mr..
Morgan. and operated pool which con-
trolled it, No one knew what he was
and pat it where it would not hurt the
Scuthern. At the time we sold it. we
leld it for others. Let me tell you the
story: We found that Mr.. Gates and his
associates had control of the Louisville
and Nashville. When Gates came to us,
we found that he had control of 3o6 600 of
the shares.
That gave him control" Mr.. Morgan
sr>l.
OF the year before made us aware of the
canger to the Southern stock. and so We
made arrangements with Gates. | knew
the sale to the Atlantic coast railroad
would not be a disturbing factor to the
railroads of the SOUTH
Mr.. Morgan said at one time he came
near returning the Louisville and Nash
vile stock TO Gates and the others"
Continuing, the witness said his inter-
est in the whole transaction was merely
as banker. He denied that the Southern
lad anything to do with the purchase or
sale of the Louisville and Nashville
stock. His desire was for the mainte-
rance Of the general business situation in
the south, and he deemed it unwise that
the stock of the Louisville and Nashville
which was for sale, should be "at the
mercy of stock specializing firms
Did you recommend the Southern rail-
way to secure the Louisville and Nash
vile stock?" asked Commissioner Proutv.
why. no, sir" Mr.. Morgan sad
They couldn't hold it. They are peral- |
lei and competing lines
Mr.. Morgan said he did not believe that
ane one interest owns as much as rer !
cent Of the stock OF the Southern rail- |
way.
Charles Steel. one OF Mr.. Morgan part |
ners. was the next witness. IT was Mr.. |
Steele who conducted tho negotiations |
by which the Louisville AMI Nashville |
stock was secured aud later sold to the /
Ausntic Coast Line company.
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roea, Grain and Produce Market.

Wheat CfarmerS' delivery)-HarG. old.
No. .. 5Sikc; new. Sc under test down 10
bs pounds Carloads on track-Hard.
No .. 59c; No. ,. 55G5sc: No. 4. 5oQ54c:
red. same as hard, on track.
Corn-No. .. SOC; No 5. 2sc. Carloads
loads on track-No. ;. SIC; No. 3, SIC; No.
3 white. S4lzc; No. ,. SIC.
Oa;s-Farmers delivery. 2SG3oc. Car
loads on track-No. >. soc; No. 3. sc:
No I. &c.
r-CNholesale)-Best patent. $40:
On carload lots. delivered to ~ southern
Kansas points. Delivered. same. Bran.
sc; shorts, 15c.
Hay-Alfalfa, No. /. 500: No. .. $500:
prairie. loose. No l. 500: No. >. S5.00;
bsled. No. l. SEQ; No. .. Sc. 90; No. 3. $500.
Seeds-Kaffir corn. per bu-. e0a2Ec; care
seed. per bu. S3q55c; fax seed. per bu.,
goo: mllet seed, per bu. S0&3Sc.
Garden Seeds-Asparagus. o.. l0c:
wax beans. OF. sc; early green pod. ct.
&c; late varieties. ct, sc; pole BEANS
stock beet. 10. soc. OF. SC; sugar beet. 10.
Sc. or SC; cabbage. 10. slS5Si 2.oQ. o. l5c:
CARROT ID. soc. OF. Ice; cucumber, 10. Sl-5oSl
zoo. o. l5c: celery. 10. 81 -25sI20o. OF. l5a20c.
sweet corn. bu. sec. Ut. l5c; corn salad.
o. l5c; cress. oz.. lee; egg plant. o..
soc: lettuce. 10, Soc@Sl00, OF. lee: musk
melon 10. SacdsIeo. or Toe. watermelon.
ID 5ocGs. 100. OK 5Gl0c: mustard. 10. 80
6Soc: OF. 10c; onion. 10. secGSl-T5;Oz. I90Is;
parsley, 10. 75c. OF. Ice: parsnips. 10. 4ac:
o.. 1ec; peppers, OF. &c; pumpkins. 10
Gee or sc: peas bu. S5-5oSf7-5a ct &c;
rhubarb. H. sl.s0. OF. l5c: radish. 10. &. =;
ar lOc: winter ra6ish. H. soc. OF. Sc: oys-
ter plant or. 15c. spinach, II. Sc. OK.
&c: squash. 10. sacu$-l6o. or i9c; turnip.
H.. zadSoc OF. S'dl0c; tomato. Id. SI-6Szf
as. OF. 20G5oc; popcorn. h., l0c; pea
nuts, H. Ioc; bottom onion sets, bu. SEQ.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-17

New York Jan. c-Cotion-F'u;ures
opened firm jan nominal, Feb 3 -
March g -. April offered. rsi. Hay
s. ~ June. ssss. Tuly. *. AUE 3 s..
sept. 8 2. Oct. s. L
spot closed steady. three points higher
NiddlinE upizn5z. 3 Il. nicoiinx gait,
3. > SAFES .ez- bales
Galveston. Jan. ls--coifon-guIef 80
I.sverpoel. Jan Is.-Cotfon--Spct IN mod
crate demand Prices s g points higher
arrer.csn rrlstlirg -
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Rates So aaG So Per Day
B. |. EATON. Proprietor
III SEVENTH ROUND
Would-5e Prize Fighter Ia Under the
Doctors Care.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. is.-clar-nce
Forbes ~as Knocked ont 10 the seventh
round tonight by frankie Sell NeH Nss
70 have fought Harry Forbes. ost ths las-
tor Vas declared not 10 be "a proper phyr-
seal condition and his brother ga sub-si-
tuied. Ia fhe second preliminary Frank
Mcconnell - san Francisco. was knnek-
81 ont in The fourteenth round ~ Spider
Wsich McConneii ~az krorked unear-
-cious and - noN ~ a crlticsi condition
in hospital ~ y though, The bass 81,
his sirai - fractured. wsieh and his
serond. ~. unaar 49,.
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New York Produce

New York. Jan. -Butter-Receipts
1895 packages. Market steady State dairy.
asa2ec; extra creamery. Sc: common 10
choice creamery. e0027c
Cheese Receipts. So packages. Market
firm Fancy large state fun cream. col
ored and white. fan made. Ike: late
made. 1850. fancy small colored fail
maze. Ill Il4isc: late made. ISislI4c: fan
cy small white. fall made la. sfIis--c:
late made. lSl.c.
Eegs-Reoeipts. ga packa ges. Market
steady State and Pennsylvania. average
and best. SeaSle. western. poor 10 fancy.
22dssc
Sogsr-Raw. steady. Fair refining. 81:
centrifugal sc test. S7sc- MolasSes sugar.
Sisc. Re1ned. steady. Crushed. SIS; pow
dercd As; granulated. 45
COfee-Qniet. No. Rio. Sic
Mols sses-F'irm New Orleans. 2aT4sc
Pouitry-AIive steady. Turkeys. IA
lSc; fowls. I3c. Dressed firrn Western
chickens. lSl.al4c; western fowls. IS,sc:
turkeys. ls0l9c.
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RECEIVED fsV0RsBlY REPORT
siHs-ter NJ uasHss Say- sss...
taxor TRAY

-s@siitasfsa g4e ls-Tsf sssfs Sassrt-
Hers h@s receives fren trlts1 States
Ninissrr Ssss 81 Elassas . f~Sor-
g5-sa re rFeErezs szsklsx ftsfs ~1fh se-
rscsEroesfr tFsssg Eifh ~ i-ns-ss states
TIE -liras;srs fsseFf tas~f upoa sssar-
ara.r - Ezs rsseises frurn So c1tza
sersszlstfaffsa - p -fs5z fssa~ztsz L. go
ssffr ra,iGasE8n ~ ~ sr-sfy ~ 49,
f-ssfss~ esaass
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Washington. Jan ls.-There were only
tzo con1T-aatio1s n sodzys executive
session o. the sen-te. as Senator Bate
announced that he aoaId oprose un4ni-
nous consent 20 he consideration Of b1s-
luess until h could receive assurance
Of consideration q bis bfn -zsEf-r-Por1
Arthur Tex port of eatrY- he cD-n-
pls red at ,f~ failure of ,h4 con7uift>e
on commerce 20 report the sal - the
senate eli asked II open session that
tie bill Be put or i,s passage independent
o, the committees action. bot Senator
Hanna Objected
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NO NEWS OF ST. LOUIS.
American Lire Snip Has Not Been
Heard rrr

S@x York Jar u Up % ss.c13Ehf -
ae<s has ben received e fs~ As~-tras
ire steamship - f.os1is- TsfossEsosf ;Se
dzy crowds q gnqssrs@rs called AZ ~
oSsces - the company. xher< TIRE ax-ats
MAINTAINED cheerful vfsE 80 ssSzre1
ali that there vas 70 re-s for alarm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-17
MONTANA MAKES DODGE.
Reconsiders Action on Woman Suf-
rage Bill.

Helena. Mont. jan is-The senate re-
considered its action q yesterday on the
woman suffrage bill indefinitely postp0n-
ing consideration and BY unanimous vote
sent the bill again 70 the committee The
VII take The bai Up jointly January Il
The action today vas ouS of courtesy 10
the senator who tr9tro1gc--5 the measure
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MORGAN NOT INTERESTED.
Rock Island Erie Reads Are No. In
der us Einners

New York. Jan ls-The report that
Rock Island interests have been negoti-
1tiag with J. Pierpont Morgan * Co. FOR
the purchase OF the Erie Railroad com
pany. vas denied today BY member q
Mr. Morgau's fra IL vas stated TIA,
there were 10 negotiations. and Mr.. Nor
san had not seen representatives q the
Moore interests for some Tin1e
The deal was explained 10 him By
Messrs- Perkins and Steele. when he Re
turned from Europe last spring Mr.
Morgan presumed a conference Vas held
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CASH Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Stronger.
Wheat-No. . spring. 75a.Sc; No. 3. 72G
73i4c: No. red. 73@.G74izc.
Corn-No. 2. 4sc: No yellow. 47c.
Oats-No. .. 34Lc; No. white. S5G36c
Rye-No. ., 4Sa50c.
Barley-ood feeding, 45dssc; fair TO
choice mailing. 50G5Sc.
FlGax seed-No. l, Sis: No. ! North
western. 1924
Timothy seed-Prme. S.S5
Mess pork per bbl. $3.50; lard per 100
lbs. sleo2is: short ribs sides 0oosel
sS.77i. az O9ia; shoulders (boxed) SS.37isG
ss2iz short clear sides (boXed) So 25G
1914.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. $3.50.
Clover-Contrac grade. 81 80.
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Of high wines. $3.50
grade. 81 80
RECEIPTS AND s
Kansas CITY,

Kansas City. Jan. le--W heat-CIose.
May. 6ss. Ges7sc; July. s7s4 dsT7se: cash No.
? hard. 66G69c; No. ;, s5ia Gssc; No. 4
eoGsic; rejected. 57T59c No. red. esG7oc .
No. ). 67dsSc
Corn-Jan. $3.50; May. 3S5saSse.c; cash
No. mixed. 5Sisq4ac; No. white. 4os4c
No. :, +9c.
oats-No. white. S5'4GSsc: No. mixd.
S5lzc
Rye-No =. 4ec
Hay-Choice timothy. $500: do prairie.
saea
Butter-Creamery. eSa9c; fancy dairy.
@c.
Fcgs-Frash sliSc
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago, Jan I6-Cattle-Receints 95oo
Market steady 10 strong. ooGd to prime
steers, $500 a6.09: poor TO medium. s. Oea
40; stockers and feeders, So 25G4. 90;
| COWS, s1.4og4. 40; heifers. $4,000 10; can
na-s. Il. 4oq2 so; bulls, 81 .ooT4 %: calves.
sS-OoH7.75; Texas fed steers. So 5oG4. so
Hogs-Receipts today, $1,000; tomorrow,
1000; left over. 5000 Market opened 5Q1Oc
higher, closed with advance lost. Mixed
and butchers. 81. 25Gs. 60: good to choice
heavy. So. 15st7 90; rough heavy So 40d6 60:
light. $o-SoG6.3o: bulk of sales. Sc. 35de 60
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
Good to choice wethers. 81 25Q4 30: fair
20 choice mixed So 25G4 %: westerns
si.25G6-25; native lambs. 81. 25G6 90; west
ern lambs. no market
Official yesterday: Receipts: Cattle
1888; hogs $685.; sheep. 1916 Ship
ments: Cattle, +.511: hogs, Sob; sheep.
Go
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Jan. -Cattle-Receipts
1900 natives. 100 Texans. Calves. 50 ma
uVes- Corn cattle steady. Gamer COWS
steady. good cows strong TO Ice higher,
stockers and feeders and bulls slow.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
A-9oQ5.15: fair TO good s. SCAT *: stock
er sand feeders, s. oGGQ4.25 western feed
ers. >4-s5d5-o0; Texas and indian steers.
HN-Nfti+-ft- 1 tAAS COWS. N--NQ0. 10. native
cows. 81 .5GTi %: native heifers. s.. OOGS. So:
Gamers. Sl.esa2. 90: bulls. 8. 5oa3. 81: calves
s.. 50a7 10
Hogs Receipts. 6.oOo. Market steady.
lec higher. Active. Top. S.. 72l2: bulk of
sales. Sc. sac %: heavy. Sc. 55a5. 72l2: mixd
packers. Sc. i2i4G6. 50: light S6l0a6 IS:
workers.. s6.S5ds IS; pigs. s.. 4aqs.I0.
Sheep-Receipts. POO Market active,
steady. Native lambs. 81. coG5. -: western
lambs. s. S5d4.S5; fed ewes s.. Goa. IS:
native wethers. S. 1od4 So: western weth-
ers. S.00a4.25; stockers and feeders. s. 90
ass
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Jan. 16.-Cattle-R Receipts.
$50 including 1850 Texans Market steady.
Beef steers. Si.5oef5. 81: stockers and
feeders. s.. 7o73. 50; cows and heifers. s. %
Q45o; Texas steers. s2.Sed4. -; cows and
heifers. s.. SoQS. p
Hogs-Receipts 4.coo Market strong.
Piss ana lights. s.. 25ds -: packers. Sc 20
G6 80. butchers s6.55as 81
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market steady
Natives. $i.eod4SO: lambs. S470Gs 20:
Texans s.. 75RS.sa
ST. Joseph.
St Joe. Jan acknowledgements. 1853 )
Natives. s.. S5fl5.S5: Texans and westerns /
S. S5a5.l5: stocgers and feeders. 3.oOG
4s5
Hogs-Recelpts. ssss. Medium aud heavy /
s. 5SqS.75.
sheep-Receipts, IS. Market steady.
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WOOL MARKET.

-, LOWS Jan R-Wcol E-nchsz nxess
TERRITORY ard EesteTas rnedi-rn. r-2lsy:
Ere. issTIEc- coarEe. lecfsc
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ESgs-Fresh. 2lizc.
Receipts ot wheat. 10 cars
ST. Louis

81. LOUIS. Jan. s-Whcat-Close. Mar
ket higher. No red cash elevator. IKE
bid; track. 1ei=fls5c; May. sc: July.
&c: No. . hard. tSG7Ic-
Corn-I-ower. No cash. SIC. track.
sls.G43c: May. H@saEs.c.
OatS-Firm- Ne. cash. &c Did: track,
SaaS6e: MAY 3sisG3si.c bid: No white.
Sc
pr-a- S-rNnr &c
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GROUP

Group ard Inflammation Of the larynx are instantly
relieved and permanently cured BY the use Of Ono
Minute Cough Cure. This never fzning prescripticn
q an eminent physician was given the name # ONE
MINUTE COUGH CURE because instant relief has
always followed it. 1t taxes effect at the seat Of
the trouble and acts On the irflamed membranes IN
stead ct passing wholly into the stomach ard drueene
Or Supplying the system. Gives relief instantly
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New Ycrk Money Market.

New York. Jan. Is.-Money on call
steady at 5i.7fiz per cent. closing fGTs
Time money easier. O. days. per cent
- DAYS. per cent: siT months. : peT
cent Prime mercantile paper 5h.G-..
sterling exchange firm. with actual bEsi-
ness ~ bankers bills ~ 8 = Sg6G - &
for demand and al = 6s1s go for -
days posted rates. - 49, ard "a s71zSis =
Commercial bills. 81 So. ~ scf
Bar silver 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-17
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light yesterday,
and there was no change in the condi-
ton of the maret. All classes of cattle
have been selling at steady prices for
several days.
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destroys the disease germ. clears the phleen and
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and curing permanently. One Minute Ccueh Cur. /.
perfectly harmless good for children and they Ike It's
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An ideal remedy for children. De rot forget the mama
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Those suffering from weak
u nesses which sap the pleasures
of life should take Juven PILE
I4s One bottle will tell story of
marvellous results. This medicine has nors
rejuvenating. vitslizing force y has ever
been offered. sent by HlsiI in plain package
only on receipt 90 this adv and ST.
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Srietors Hoods SsrSaoarilis. Lowell. Mass
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Union Livestock Commission CO

a. 3. MOORE, Manager.
Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan. Consign-
ments and correspondence solicited. Mar
ket report furnished free on application
Proceeds RENTED on day OF sale. Monsy
Go loan on cattle. Phone 5tG
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COTTON MARKET.

aI"NITal-I -T7IIHI--
Government bonds easy: railroad i,onss
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-16
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Simplicity is natures first step, and
the last of arj.--p. J Bailey.
He can never speak we'll who knows
not how to hold his peace.--Plutarch.
He that is not open to conviction IS
lor qualified for discussion.--Whatcly.
We can do more good by being good
than in any other way.-Rowland LII
Didst thou never hear that things il!
got had ever bad succtss:-Shukos-
peare.
Whcrc'a that palace whercinio foul
lhings sometimes imuudc not:-Shalie.
gpearc.
lie who dcsplsas mankind will never
get The best cut Of others or himself,
Anon.
Politics is the art of being wise for
hcrs--policy of being wise for SELF
Bulwcr.
Next 10 tic Slandoycr, we dctcst the
bearer Of the slaHGcl 10 or elrs,-M.
II. CatEcrWood.
Suffering itself does less aflict Tho
scnscs than the anticipation of suffer.
lrg. .-Qu!Ltilian.
II liberty with law is fire on the
hearth. liberty without law is fire Oh
the Aoor.-Iiillard.
/ saw cuc cXcellcncy within my
.each-it was hrevity, and determined
20 obtain it.-Jay.
The force OF his own merit makes
his way-a gilt that heaven gives to
him.-SEal;espcarc.
Gently l took that which urgently
came. and without scorn forgavt; DO
thou the s&Me.-Colcridge.
Oh! give INC liberty. for even were
paradise my prison, still | should long
TO leap the crystal walls.-Dryden.
The man who builds and wants
whcrewith to pay provides himself 4
home from which TO run away.-Young.