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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
WILL SHOOT FOR TROPHIES
Two Hundred Leading MarkEmen 10
Attend Tournament In st.
Joseph I'm April.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. March I-(SpeciaL)-
The annual shooting tournament OF the
Missouri State Game and Fish Protective
association will be held in this city April
Z to IL, inclusive.
tary Of the association from all the import
ant shooters of the west saying the would
attend the tournament. Among these ara
shooters in Omaha. Kansas City. ST. Louis.
Dies MOines and Lincoln, Ii Is expected that
200 will compete for the medals and
trophies.
Thu prizes will aggregate 5000. The Haz-
ard trophy, a silver cup valued at $500. will
be competed for in a special event.
The committee 10 arrange the detailed
program for the shoot was named yester-
day, and consists of Charles Budd of Des
MOines. A. ID. Mermod OF ST. Louis. Harvey
hall and Chris Gottleib OF Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
NAMES KANSAS CITY TEAM
Ball MREnRte Publishes
Lineup of Men for Coming
Season,

KANSAS CITY. March manager Gear
OF the Kansas City American association
base ball club tonight gave out the follow
ing lineup for his 1903 team:
Catcher, Maloney; first base, Grady; sec
ond base, Nance NioN; third base, Mean
drews; shortEtop, Lewee; outheld. Rothfus.
Nance, Cannon GanlCy, Maloney and Gear;
pitchers, Gibson, DurhLm. Mcdonald, hin
and Gear.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

annual meeting today and adjourned until
Monday without having made pubic the
expected announcement CONCERNING the
new grounds in Manhattan. The protest
OF the Jersey City club OF the Eastern
league against the action OF the Detroit
CHM in taking First Baseman Carr ana
Outhelder Oakes was considered and Presl-
dent Angus of Detroit agreed to pay the
Jersey City club for the players IN cues
tion. President Pulliam of the National
leagu sent out a notice today saying
P%ittsburg had released Catcher thinner to
PHILADELPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
Inter-LeaEue Games Certain.

CHICAGO, March I-President James A.
Hart OF the Chicago Nat Onal League club
returned from New York today saw his
ball PLAYERS safely started for California
and Announced an agreement between him
self and the American league. Wh!cA makes
a post season series OF games between ths
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

High scores made on the Western alleys
last week; II. Beslin won the 81 weekly
month. r. F. Riddell is high for the nine
pin prize with p. G. e. Morland. 221. 23.
EOS, 221; H. Beselin. 23S, 236; F. A. Anderson,
POS, 200 POI, 2O1; Ralph Dawson. 200; F. j.
Bengele, 215, 213. 200, 203; r. Grub, POI; H.
Clay, 226, 26S, 22O, 203; H. Munger. 2l3; r. B.
Stoetzel. 203; G. e. Gibbs, 215, 203, 2O7; STAN
ton, 204, 25 Miss Bessie Crow won the
monthly prize for women, a fve-pound box
of bon bons. with 156.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
CORNELL BEATS COLUMBIA
Indoor Athletic Meet al Warrington
Calls Forth some Fast
Work.

WASHINGTON, March THE fifth an
nual indoor meet of Georgetown university
was held at Convention hall tonight. An
immense crowd was present.
The relay race between the University OF
Pennsylvania and Georgetown was the fea-
ture Of the evening. Georgetown took the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

VANCOUVER. -. C.. March THE Van
cOuver Base Ball club has offered a purse
OF $4,000 for a tWenty-round contest be-
tween J, j. Corbett and ]. ]. Jenries.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

Chicago teams a certainty. While the
agreement provides only for games be
tween October l and October Is the two
Chicago clubs consented to play two or
three games in the spring on April II, Il
and 10, provided the American team Is re-
leased from it's engagements on those dates
at Kansas City and st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
BoHEMIANs ARE IN THE LEAD
American BOwIers Not in the Race
with other NntiOnalities I'm
Contest at WahOO

WAHOO, Neb., March 7.-(Special)-Th
bowling contest between the Americans,
Germans, Swedes and Bohemians is Great
ing no little excitement here. The teams
are playing a series of thirty-six games.
The following is the score of the games
nlavad fhia week.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

academy QS yards) won, Abbott of Penn
sylVania GA yards) second. Time: OBS.
Relay race Pennsylvania won, George
town second. Time: 1881 2-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

Bail MaEnate End Conferences.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The American
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

Two gymnasium class exhibitions are to
occur this month. on March q the High
gymnastic and athletic exercises, there be-
ing some twenty-five contestants and ten
events I'm all. On March 30 the night class
comes on in a similar AFFAIR. There will be
twelve events, illustrating graded work,
and the number of contestants will be very
large, probably sixty men.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
RHEUM ATISM
Cured BY a New
REMEDY.

While an invalid from
Rheumatism, when no
thing in the world would
even relieve me, I sue
cseded in combining i've
harmless ingredients in
TO q compound which
completely cured me
contrary 70 the predic-
tons OF my doctor. I
thsa Gisd this remedy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

as occurred in the corresponding period
last year
Less interruption from fuel scarcity and
traffic congestion has produced most
desirable condition of activity in all de-
partments OF the iron and steel industry.
but the structural workers strike
threatens 10 restrict consumption am
provides the only menacing factor. Tex
tile manufacturing conditions are unset
tied by strikes and the future course %
prices as well as the general sotuation
must depend largely upon this factor.
Throughout the cotton industry there =
"a disposition 10 await developments.
Jobbers purchase only for imemdiate re-
quirements- Only a very light supple
mentary demand is coming forward for
mems wear. woolens ard worstedS AMI
most new orders arc for filling cut sample
business. There is much complaint 4
delayed deliveries In this line and cancel
lations are again feature increased
firmness IS recorded in the market for
footwear particularly as To mems Kid
shoes Leather is firm but comparatively
quiet and another fractional advance s
reported III Chicago hides.
Failures for this week In the United
States are iT3 against "a last week. eee
in the preceding week. and iS7 in the
corresponding week last year and in Can
ada eighteen. against twenty-six last
week. twenty in the preceding week AMI
twenty-five last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
CHESS MATCH BEGUN.
Great Britain and America for Tro-
phy

New York. April 3.-The eighth annual
chess match between America and Great
Britain for possession OF the Newnes
challenge trophy. ten players j side. was
begun today and Will be finished tomOT-
low America haG won the trophy four
times. Great Britain twice and one match
ended in a tie. With the exception OF the
first match in 1Ss6. when eight players
were engaged on each side. the contests
have been fought on ten boards. Sixty
eight games in all therefore have been
played so far. OF which the Americans
won thirty-six and the British players
thirty-two. The American end OF the
match is carried through at the Academy
OF Music. Brooklyn. under the auspIce
Of the Brooklyn Chess club and the Ion
don esd under the auspices OF the city
Of London Chess club az the Cannon
Street Hotel London. The American
umpire at London is Leopold Hoffer AM
the British umpire at Brooklyn. Chair, 3
w Phillips. a member Of the City OF Lon
don Chess club. The referee T. Baron
Alfred De Rothschlld and Champion Las
ker. probably will be called upon TO Al
Indicate any games left unfinished tomor-
row afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

IS GENERAL
Market Ruled Easier---May
Wheat Lower.
C. @ R N w AS D u L L
Provisions Dull With Com
mission Houses Selling,

Chicago. April 3.-There was quite gen.
eral liquidation in May wheat today and
the market ruled easier. May wheat clos
ing @sq9zc lower May corn was down
&c and oats was ba14c lower. Provis-
ions were weak, and the May products
closed from to 20 cents lower.
Failure of the Liverpool market 10 re-
spond to the advance here yesterday and
the liberal Argentine shipments created
an easier tone in wheat at the start. Az
ter few sales at the lower figures there
was quick rally due 10 bUllish influence
advices reports from France being TO
the effect that unfavorable weather had
done much damage in some parts OF the
country Under information May sold
up TO 7issc, but the advance was not
maintained, heavy realizing sales bring
ing reaction, aI.S May declined to ISizc-
There was a fair export demand late in
the day, which caused a better feeling in
the pit, but final figures on MAJ Were of
zsd1zc at 1874 I133sc. Clearances Of wheat
and flour were equal TO $4,000 bushels.
Exports of wheat and -four for the week
as reported for Bradstreets We're 3.1S0.0c).
Primary receipts were 3SS.SoO bushels,
against 80, 800 bushels a year ago. Min
neapoiis and Duluth reported receipts OF
go cars. which with the local receipts of
y cars-none of contract grade-made
total receipts for the three points Of 81
cars against 233 last week and 229 a year
ago.
Trading in corn was dun, and the mar
ket lacked any features. There was
much liquidation Of the May option. in
fiuenced largely by the poor showing OF
the cash article, and there was also more
changing from May TO the July delivery.
Later in the day there was little better
demand for the near BY month, but the
close was e asy, with May &c lower at
4Sc, after selling between i2ssc and BIC.
Local receipts were lis cars.
oats opened with some show of strength
on local buying due TO the unfaVoraple
weather but commission houses had plen-
ty for sale and the market became easier,
being aided in the downward course by
the action of other grains The cash BUS
mess was small and after selling be
tween 3314c and 3S1sc May closed lsIAc
lower at 1885, G3324c Local receipts We're
TO- cars.
Provisions were dull, with commission
house selling producing general rsak-
ness Liberal receipts of hogs and a de-
cline of &c TO l0c in prices al the yards
were early bear factors. Closing prices
were weak with May pork 2Oc lower at
81 72Ia May lard was of l04l2lzc at
50 80 and ribs were down &c, closing at
$50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 80 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, lJo
cars: hogs 1890 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
DYER WAS SHOT.
Proclaimed Leader Of the Ysouis ard
"Ei RENEGADE"

Tucson. Ariz April s-The Mexican
Herald publishes report q the capture
and execution 81 John Dyer. the Arizona
newspaper man who is reputed o. have
recently proclaimed himself leader - the
Yaquis IN sonora The capture vas
made BY the Fourth battalion u Mexican
regulars. near Bscum. state y souorl-
according 20 the Herald. and Dyer wa
Immediately tried Is court marital a1d
shot
Dyer. during his brief isadeFship = The
Ysaais. earned the name = ri Rene
gado." on account - his alleged iuhguls .
cruelty % Mexican women aad wilts
men Dyer vas FOR time q HewspapeT
correspondent ~ Cananes Ter n number
q eastern ard Mexican paper ard he
sent olt many sensational storier o. al-
legged Yaqgis upriEaE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
REVIEW OF TRADE.
LARGE vclure e. Business ard Salts
factory

New York. Agri s-R- .. Dunn 4 c. =
veekIy review q tad tomorrow al
say
Another Eesk o. good weather hsz
brought 0ut 3 large volume q bsssnsss
many manufacturers recelTiHg UrEsnt -
Guests for i-nreIlste shi1-uenf- Fi0ssds
have cau=s5 Serious losses II fen poinfs
along ne Hisslsx.Bsi ard tras.c So 30
turrupte4 80 railways n that viriHifT
IN; o. the g asis the freight Ssfusfion g.
rrn-e satisfactory fhsn ~ ans pTsssels
tire iris year 4uicE tf4nzEsoFtsti0n
has rellssed ~ feel pFesssrs ard ths IA
sustrszl sstaatson WoEld . unarecesssi-
ssEgy .avorabls zsre 81 ret fsr the ~ ~
sIez.,e q izbor Dispute. zaETzF cara
fzzs "a March t1ereassss 10 ~ cs1t cr~V
last rears ars II - csnf as compared
with ~ Daring ~ raoafh = Aarfa
prizes q o1ra1ao1lfiss a. measured =
uunsE index nErnssr. sssiire1 - To
a. co-.rzre5 zish 81 ~ Tk.As csser-1se
u Only sessozzs1s. ard = sh,cgs - szr7s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

View Yors April 7-Acti9a vas ayeTun
before Surrogate Fstzgersd issaf 81 =
Emily Eerraida - WrsfifEte1. Eho
% compel me executors - ~ iate Coi's
Hu-flrEfou 10 fle an iaye1fqrs - ~
estate. sad - - vsiasd ~ fhirtr ulH-
Ions Tse zcfiou w. o4t - ST.
fo- IN sco8anfirz 90 ee9f 20 sid -
have hc@n reaiife- frara fhe 1o1fTaefs 20
the hugeI-g ~ 80 Central Pseiac rsii-
pad - have hee7 ciTqrtei from $40
sfo.es-h1lferE - HE-sirEt1a. f.sfs-sf
s,sn>e-a Charles CrocEeT sd Mark Hep
Ef-n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

This private hospital IL nov one OF tbs
bes, equipped Institutions IN the south
west FOR the treatment q both medical
ard surgical cases Special attention -
given to The various forms 81 staFoar =
and liver troubles diseases peculiar Ga
women. diseases % the recfufn and gen
ffo-urfnarT organs chSgri~ riata rial pol
K0ning rheumatism. nervous dls0fders
dip-aess sf the throat. longs heart and
fi6ueys. Fulffe ard vnTicoCls cured. ,e(ns
Goor a. rpEfrs "a for maternity Depart
rnfnt and - some Instances homes uiii
D. found for children For n short tine
only ward will 30 nef apart fos ne
Treatment n fhe mnrphias et3um. CO.
cafn. aud Vhistey habits
Resident ~ siclau. stie rue-iical star.
Quiet and heaiihfa1 location. extensive
grounds vlfh anr SHADE home comforts.
terms reasauati~ 10 Contagious diseases
admitted Write for particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
THOMAS FROM MANILA.
Has on Beard 600 Soldiers From the
East

San Francisco. April 3.-The transport
steamer Thomas steamed into the hsr-
Dor this afternoon from Manila. and went
into quarantine. Subsequently she was re-
leased and her passengers landed. Among
the passengers on board are Brigadier-
General r. j. Baldwin ana Bris8dier-
General VI. G. Foote. she has - enlisted
men OF the Twenty-hfth. Twenty seveuth,
Thirty-nrst and Thirty-sixth batteries ~
coast artillery. and the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth batteries of field artillery. There
are also 10 discharged soidicrs. H. casuais
and 90 sick soldiers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
Receipts Continue Large as
the Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS $40
Cattle Receipts Were Light :
Market Steady.

Late arrivals Thursday night were
weighed up at time of arrival and sold on
the early market at Fridays prices, but
when the fresh arrivals of hogs yesterday
went over the scales it was at five cents
lower prices. The top hogs were not as
good as the previous day and the best
prlce was 7.lo- Kansas City has begun
TO show more preference for light hogs
out the heavies are still very largely the
favorites here.
Light hogs probably bring all they are
worth but they are not as easily sold as
the heavy weights
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

yew yofk kari g.-If aes ragored IN
Wal sfrert iste fats afserHoga ihat Eahn
f~ssh q Co ard = q. Herzan q % had
faEsa at~r RE srsl stses fn ffe saafssfa
Fssrlar Tfis POS uaE cfars1 =
Jarnes y Esere. Talaatf Tsgapr. Hf
teerr s9n-ir-isw. ae8 BE becker aasg
g. ed ns afasfs thst fhs rssayf Eas
trus 4 ssfsessseef rsrneeFf i- sesfasf1
Fsrif~ efefk ffru e. a. wss sftrs-
ssfa6 ~ ftf ar-arssr.eaf sfsxsd 90 have
f..-s- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
10 York Money Market.

New York. April 2.-Ci0se Money Oh
call firm but clo=sd easier az s1S Per
cent. closing s1s Time money nominal.
O days 5i.Esi. per cent. . days 49,.
SIX months 8 sG51z. Prime mercantile pa
Per 5--as ger cent
Sterling exchange easy with actual bus
lrass Ia bankers biIis az - sE.9 fer de-
rasrd and az s. sE75g s-sgs1 for y day
bills. posted rates = So and 81 Z. com
rsrrlaI bills 81 Sct 2
Ear silver Fsssc Mexican dollars ~
Government bonds steady. railroad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

xanHa. ss-a a f9rc~ = 'rpcFs a0s
ce-zsatesiarg c1urazrfsf - Caafsta
Psrrv. orsTfesak ans rruse1 f-s shnre 70
Lake II ns Wsreh e. rhs tara = esa-
ricfs srd I-a8roass Shr rscsaszY sffzcs 81
su5 h-sa for 3 fisDe pesserrtcs = sgrfs-so.
-sEsr1 - &luar1znaa- 10 cstzEe - ~
cxat hsxs b~~n received Cagtsi1 5'~frg
- rors1IuF re eaeuF a rztxef teres -
scouts al ccarfala-a-T. s--ss@Ts-z -
n.an. 6stsatas - Lz1Ta1ss g. f9a arEsE
aea- aaaa- prsTiacs - Cays;s. FssssFsisg-
kiaiaE q - ef,s1G ard wasailr< =
r. sovera--szt faroeF kat 80 esH-sittrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
New York Produce.

New York, April 3.-Butter-Receipts
$3.50 packages. Market firm. State dairy
11G2Ic: creamery, extra. &c; creamery.
common 10 choice, 1SQ2slzc-
Cheese-Receipts 2.3z7 packages Fancy
large state full cream colored irzG1i%4c;
fancy large state fun cream white, 14i4G
141zc; fancy small state full cream color
ed 15c; fancy small state fun cream white
l4S.c.
Eggs-Receipts 22..12 packages Market
firm. State and Pennsylvania 15d151sc;
western lts.G15izc
Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining SIC:
centrifugal IS test 9-i6c; rlolasses sugar
27sc. Refined irregular; crushed 9-Soc;
powdered i.s0c; GRADUATED n 7oc-
Coffee-Quiet; No Rio sac.
Mola sses-Firm; New Orleans 3la i9c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
The THOMAS SANITARIUH
Corner Tenth and ~ F'fanria Aysass.
WICHITA EAAAAa

eepafiaa. as q, wEy he w1Bia ras &c
cofnuauT President r.oub1f g. Aiteris.
said tbs rfai resarn vas ere fhfrstfairz.
aads5 fhsf there YES ~ mirtnklaE tt~
Fnanner in utlrh fkr fr5ests - TIE cpn-
Er~zafious ard the caEzrfEstlers thsra-
selves shstl1 receive che arfiou - fhs
chamber ga esfiaR 10 eEpsi ne latter
fran Frsn-e raev were ossuiJ taking
- violent rerfrfsnre
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
COTTON MARKET.

Galveston, April 3.-Cotton-Firm at
$50
Liverpool April 3.-Cotton-Spot mod
crate business done: prices unchanged 10
points higher; American middling. fair,
5.S4d: good mIddling 5.52d. midGling 5.5sd !;
low u1iddiing SD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
St Joseph.
Behind the Bars

Toledo. o. April S-Thouas Keersn.
who. with 'Topesza' Joe and two other
postofioe robbers. made sensation A,
escape from the Toledo jail in 1871. has
been landed behind the bars here TO ans
wer the charge OF robbing the West
Toledo postofaoe Keegan was csagn;
in Los Angeles. Cal. last October.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
wilkins Is Better.

Washington. April S.-Beriah Wilkes.
editor and proprietor of the Washington
Post. and who has been seriously III II
New York. has returned 20 Washington
lie has been making steady progress tow
ard recovery and suffers no I'D effects
from the TIP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April Am advance of Lon
dale has been the feature Of the dry
goods market today Other lines Of
bleached goods remain firm and the mar
ket i'm all sections is firm. Offers are be-
ing made below the market but in the
majority Of instances no concessions are
obtains BILE. II is quiet condition. with
the margin Of profit very small 10 the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Steady.

wheat-No. > spring 76Q1c; No. 6s4
76c: No. red 72lzQTSssc.
Como 42c; No. yellow PC
Oats-No. 33ssc; No. ) white 3SS4936lsc.
Rye-No. $3.50
Barley-Good feeding 3Sa40c; fair to
choice mailing Eq53c
Flax seed-No. $1.10; No. l northwest
ern 81 liz.
Timothy seed-Prime 500.
Provisions-Mess pork per Dbl. 81. 10a
Il. 20: lard per 400 lbs. 50 .S7ikQ9.a5; short
rib sides Qoose) 50 65d9. 80; dry salted
shoulders Cboxed) SIS. 75GS .S7l2; short clear
sides Cboxed) s10.37l2 d1o.5o.
Whiskey-B of high wines $3.50.
Clover-Contract grade Sl1.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04

7oan,zc: May eSAc; July s5ltas5ssc; No .
hard 12T3c-
Corn-Lower; No. cash ss1zc; track 40
94lc: May 391zc: July 3Sssc-
Oats-No. 2 cash 34c; track S6c; May
SSi2c; PJuly 29lsc; No. white SIC.
RySSteadv 4-c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-04
BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. April S.-The following
ia BILE. complied by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings AT the principal cities for
the week ended April ?, with the per-
centage OF increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding weey last
year:
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ON the produce eNCnGfSt loufN SHt Quo-
tations were as follows.
Butter-Msrket firm; creamery lSa-S1-c;
dairy l4lt24c.
Eggs-FIrm at mark; 13i=c.
Steady; 13a13i4c TO BIC.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 3--Wheat-Close:
May 64s.c: July s1ssc; cash No. hard 81
as7l1c: No eal4a64isc; No. 1 59G63c; re-
iected 5iG60c; No. > red tegioc; No. }
e4d6Sc
Corn-Aprn S5s.c: May SsizaS5ssc; July
g5I5Q25ssc: cash No. mixed 36izG57c; No.
white 372c: No. 3 Sslzc.
Oats-No white S4aS6c; No. mixed
33-c
Hay-Choice timothy 81 %; choice prai-
Tie s. 5sqloeo.
Butter-creamery maze; dairy. fancy.
I9c
Fggs-Fresh lie.
Receipts of wheat g cars
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis April 3.-Wheat-Close- low
CT: No. red cash elevator sSfsc; track
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hogs were a nickel lower yesterday. but
they are still bringing reasonably good
prices.
Cattle receipts are falling off a little.
hut Wichita has furnished a good mar
ket for quite a large number of cattle
during the past six months.
All of the people at the stock yards re-
5oiced over the nomination of Victor
Murdoch for congress. They are for him
because they know him.
X Warkentine of BUTLER marketed a
mixed car of cattle and hogs yesterday.
ests of Oklahoma the names of Z. w.
johnson OF Pond Creek and w. B. John
eton of Enid are recalled by every one.
They are among the largest, if not the
largest shippers in that great new sec
ton They each had car load of hogs
on the market yesterday.
H c. Bell of Attica furnished a car
load of hogs for the market yesterday
that brought a good price.
Bay Andrews and Davis are among the
well known shippers who had hogs on
the market yesterday.
c. A Foster of Whitewater furnished
car load of Butler county hogs for the
market yesterday.
Ernest Lemon of Waketa. Oklahom1 J.
furnished a car load of hogs for the mar
ket yesterday that brought a good price.
John Diest Of Harper, one of the big
towns reached by the new Orient rail-
road. sent in q car load of good hogs
yesterday.
Armour & Redinger. the high shippers
at Bentlv. marketed a car load OF hogs
xrr-ta~da.
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Totals. Canada .......s52.C

4oIdlSs 1dHoud 1903 o-f'o0'1AS S4-S
Balances paid in cash.
Not included in totals because Of no
comparison for last year.
"sNOt included in totals because con-
tanning other items than clearings.
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Purs Ap~n z.-Pre-i-r eos-nts. So
sxsssnx 81 satsrseiaatss- - - Tsaseiio.
I1seraI Rsgaasscsn 81 - rha-t~s =
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Hoo Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were again light yester-
DAY. The market was generally steady.
The bulk OF the offerings were cows and
heifers, nothing fancy, and mostly COM
mon.