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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
CHEHALlSCOUNTY
lODAl DO!NGS IN ALL PARTS
OF TIE COUNTY
ltsfA II Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County, Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
COSMOPOLIS.

Miss Leila Judge has the typhoid fever
There are $50 registered voters in Cos.
msxslis.
Nightwatchman A. w. Carl is a sworn
dcFsay MARSHAL.
Edgar Davis is at Cosmopolis general
hossits', Ni'h pneumonia.
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, of Edwards
Wills, Oklahoma, is visiting the family
OF her brother, w. S. Mclaughlin, of
Cosnopolis.
Wednesday afternoon, in some OF the
roa1as at Cosmopo!is public school there
was special programme appropriate to
Thanksgiving.
BY Monday evenings train, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Rhodes returned from their
TRIP to San Francisco and Oakland, hav-
ing been gone three weeks.
There is no need to say that the mas
qusrade ball given Thanksgiving night by
Wamego council No. 6, Degree OF Poca'
hontas, was highly enjoyable affair, fol-
tho mere announcement was guarantee
OF that.
Mrs. w. 5. McLsughlin, Mrs. A. N.
Flsyd and Mrs. :. T.! Johnson, assisted
by others, gave All invitation party in
Cosmopolis City Hall, Wednesday even
ing, Noyerlnet 25t.I, the guests being
ladies' and gentlemen residing in Cos
nI>polis.
At the home of the BRIDES sister and
brother, Mrs.. and -. Wartman, OF Mon
tesano, WASH, at noon, Thanksgiving
day, November "6, 1908, Miss Gay Hays
and Nathan o. FRY were united in mar
risge by Rev. J. w Flesher. pastor O.
Montesano W. +. church-the ceremony
being witnessed by relatives.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
HOOUlAM.

Mr.. j. X. Larson Of Seattle, is in the
city for few days the guest OF friends.
J, d. Dean left for Seattle on BUSH
ness trip OF great importance. He will
return some time this week.
A snap social was given by the Inter-
mediate league Friday night OF this
week at the residence Of J. A. Parker.
The Poison Logging company present.
ed the Hoquiam General hospital with
four large turkeys as Thanksgiving gift.
O. NJ. Kellogg, OF the Z. X. Wood
Lumber company, who has been spend
ing several days in Portland on business,
returned home Thursday.
Miss Helen Waymire, who is attend
ing school and studing music in Seattle,
arrived home I'll ursday 10 spend few
days visiting her parents.
The work OF extending Eighth street
across M street and to the Eighth street
pier is under construction under the su
pervision of VIM. Dawson, street com
missioner.
Mat Steeples and wife have returned t.
this city, after years absence in Ore
gon. They will reside here in the future
as they say there is no place like Ho
quiam.
Harry Coombs has bcught a photo
graph business in Tacoma end will close
up his business here in about ten days t.
take charge OF the new business. Harry
is one Of the most popular young men ii
the city and his place will be hard to gil
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
10 Heron st.

J. Z. Calder has commenced work o.
improving further the opera house prop
erty. A concrete foundation will be
placed under the building and new dress
ing rooms will be built on an adjoining
lot. the present waiting rooms to be add
ed to the stage.
Engine No. of the Montesano and
North River Railroad arrived last week
and is now at work assisting in the lay
ing of the rails on Chas. H. Clemens
logging railroad which runs from Mel
bourne, near Montesano, into the fine
belt OF timber on the south side OF the
Chehalis.
Following marriage licenses were is
sued last week Andrew p. MykIebost
Mrs. Amanda Engleman; August G.
Jones, Mary Lentz; Guy W. Powers
Laura Ethel Hines; Thos. L. Morgan,
Anna Martinson; Job L. Beardslee
Stella II. Spicer; Edw. G. Smith, Edith
Darling; Alfred A. Carlson, Gertrude w
Krull; Nathan A. Fry Gay Haye.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30

Send the Semi-Weekly Herald to
your friends in the east. A twice-a'
week typograph of Aberdeen and sur
roundings.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-30
Boats and Boat Building.

N. A. Springer is again in business at
his new place foot Of Wishkah street.
Estimates on and contracts taken for
building boats OF any description. Boats
for rent. Parties wishing them on Sun.
days will engage in advance. 71m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Wagon hig deliveries have been light
since the storm and that is usually fol-
lowed several days later by light car re-
ceipts.
robins & Alexander have about 80 fine
stockers and Norris & Rich have over 200.
These men buy them and sell 10 farmers
for a small commission above cost. This
section of Kansas and Oklahoma cannot
very well afford TO have these fine native
stockers shipped out. They will be in
demand when another corn crop is raised
The farmers who get them will very like
ly find them good money makers. Now
is a splendid time TO buy.
F. u. WoIcott of Hutchinson and Will
liam Donnell of Haven had car load
OF hogs each on the market yesterday
that came late the previous night, but
they got good prices just the same.
c. E Blake OF Haven had not been on
the market for several days. but he
turned up yesterday morning with two
car loads Of cattle. Mr.. Blake is a very
modest man. but he never fails to ask all
his stock is worth. and he knows how 10
call attention to their fine points
C. r Cole OF Mount Hope had in one
car load of cattle and one mixed load
OF cattle and hogs. His territory is the
cream of the Kansas hard wheat belt
but the farmers up there manage to raise
some hogs and good many cattle. Some
Of the finest stockers on this market come
from that section.
Ed Clark OF Andover ought 20 he
classed among the shippers. He brought
in forty-five head OF hogs yesterday IL
six wagons and sold them for 1850.
z D. Keriey of Peck was a late arrival
last evening with a car load Of cattle.
They were held over for today's market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

progress upward hut without maintain
ing its highest price. which reached "A
This. compared with = IA February ck
last year. which VAS fhs highest for that
year. Todays price was the highest thus
far touched this year. There was moths
ing new 10 explain the continued advance
IN these stocks beyond the current CON-
ment on the favorable outlook FOR the
trade. a further rise in prise Of metal.
rumOrs OF agreement BY coatrudiug In
tsresis and the universal activity ard
strength OF copper stocks as a class both
here and abroad. The sustaining iafu-
ence Of this movement WAS supplemented
early In the day hy the conclusion -
the part of international exchange houses
not 20 ship gold by toFaorrows steamer
Money went higher ia London today.
but the advance In the sterling rate az
Paris showed thar French capital was
ready - respond Ia Tho additional ne@ds
in London The tow Pate for money "a
Berlin indicates also that Loudon Dor
rowers may continue 20 resort - that
center The fact that these resources
are open - London r. evidently me ex-
PLANTATION Of the pcstpon~ment or pre-
ventiou OF the expected gold outEo from
New York
Some iatsrest attaches 20 the action 81
the Bank % England London sdvicss
indicate some expectation that the rte
will be reduced. bat the known large de-
pendence OF London at this time on coz
fidential capital and today's advance IN
the private discount rate IN London make
Il questionable whether the rate Will D.
reduced
The local time money rate was frmsr
again today The deposit OF So on az
the sub-treasury for transfer 10 New Or
leans brings the total Tor that des;ins-
ton up to sszs 90 for the week Customs
collections also continue very large. %
that the sub-treaSury has taken from ths
banks sss4ec9 before tc1ays transfer tn
New Orleans. The movement 10 New or
leans T. evidently due 10 the speculative
activity In the cotton market with New
York exchange al = discount IN Chicago.
/; is not probable that there - any large
movement OF currency from the vsst 10
New York
Sterling exchange continued strong 3,
this market These various Developments
In the money situation may have helped
20 depress prices or sscgritics. The prob
ability % reductions IN railroad earn
ings on account 81 storm damage vas
another factor
A new divisional bond issue BY th~
Atchisoa and rumors % large Issue by
the Louisville and Nashville served as
admouitions % the large corporate ~
Quirenentz ovsrtaxing the money market.
me special hesviness % New York CEN
trail was attributed 90 a doubt 81 ths
productive results % some % the heavy
outlay contemplated by that company
Chicago and Northwestern preferred soif
at decline 81 Is points from Last months
preceding sale.
The boud market was dun and irregu-
lar Total sales. par value. s. finsssi
United States booas were all unchanged
on the last call.
Closing stock quotations. were az fol-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Sew Tosk. Fes. Is-Tk@ d-~ss.eo - she
EoVa-nsrs = re Sss YORK rsock e
eharzs today - s1sEras ossrzs.sas frp-n
F'rfszT eseaaaE sEfa ihs fagsowsax Tees
day rsoTzl-x csrs--s~1 to t~n1ezeg ie-~-
ard srsEnztsoa in ~ a1&rx.f- Ts~ rrs-
feszseazi trn1-rs ars zf~sgs dzssnrllzs-s
- snS@rtzre <arurslts~utx cn sks 80 -
a foiicsF ass5 tkre~-.3zF lnT-rvai 81 ~
s1iuz q Fa-z--1@f fl--cssrt - i-azzsr
a. 49, E-sTsrrsi ca1sisx - g 49,
c.ss-zts ard psaetseal 6~rerxiaa - iaz
to--G roa-
Htfa - @Erfs-iessas = 80 arfis.fF.
ETir~z --os~-- = xF's1lF sz1 n az -7~re-
az 1SV onf "a ccErNzrt fe-ste1ry fr~-
Ez-ssd sd ~ n-zfsef eto~~t 49, - sez-
srzi ~ e~rf.r<s r-zsfzs - . pe11f -
Es-- - Z f~w - ~ prozBsz~ns rtct
A-rAx.rsz-<-1 Cs~r>- co1flna~9 20 - =
feature ef the t-&tizS s0c made szr<aes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
WAR is INEVITABLE.
Passengers Bring News Of internal
Trouble in Guatemala

San Francisco. Cal. Feb. N.-Psssen-
gers on she steamer Peru. which has ar
rived here from Central American ports
believe that var between Guatemala and
Salvador is inevitable They report that
prominent residents Of Guatemala City
gre not backward in circulating the state
nent that President Cabrera VII not
live 70 serve out his term They say the
Inference is that General Toledo II he
desires viii be placed AZ the head Of the
government.
In the latter part OF January, according
20 NJ. Uhremisrer. a merchant and Her
man A. Dodge. a locomotive engineer.
both from Guatemala CITY a battle w2s
fought by the government troops against
rebels AZ Jutiapa. about ten leagues from
Salvador frontier. Business in Guatemala
- beginning 70 wane on account OF the
excited condition of the ceuntry. and II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
Local Grain ard Produce Market.

] Wheat Farmers Jeiivery)-HarS.. Did.
No , SIC: NEWEST. down 10 &c under
/ Carloads on track-Hard. M. >. 5sc;
/ No. ;. 55G5sc: No. I. tsG5Sc; red, same as
/ hard, on track
| Coru-No. >. Csc: No :. &c Carloads
| on tracy-No. ,. 3sc: No. ,. &c: No. ;
white. sc: No white CSC.
| Oats-Farmers' delivery, SoQ35c; car
! loads on track-No. ,. Sic, No ;. 30c; No.
I / esG2sc.
I Flour-(N holesaIe)-Best patent. s5s:
/ in carload lots. delivered to all southern
| Kansas points Delivered. same. Bran.
/ 70c; shorts. soc
! Hay-Alfalfa. No. |. $50; No. ?, $50:
| prairie. loose. No. !. $50: No. 2 SEQ:
| baied. No. I. SEQ; No :. IS %: No. :. g &C.
| Seeds-KaTir corn. per bu-. 20GcSc; cane
seed. Per bu-. S3gSsc: fax seed. per bu,
s. .: uiIlet seed. per bu-. 35d+lc-
Garden Seeds-Aspsragus OF. 10c:
wax beans. Of. Sd3oc; green pod. qt-
seG25c; late varieties. ct. &c; pole beans
stock beet ID. sc. o.. g; sugar beet 10.
Sc. OF. &C: cabbage. H. 81 5Ss2-oo OF. I5c:
carrot 10 sc. OF. i0c; cucumber. 70. q sEa
o.. OF. I5c: celery. ID 81 56l7z c.. o. I5de3,
sweet corn. bu. 500 ct l5c. cora salad,
OF. Ice; cress. O. Ice; egg plant, OF.
eac: lettuce. 10. s0cGs-I10. or I0c. musk
melon. 10. secGsi-eo. or loc: watermelon
. o ~. OK ID. -
ES0. OF 5f,lo: onion. lb S5cfyi- -: OF I@8i5:
PARSLEY. 10. sc. OF. lie; parsnips. ID &C:
o. I0c: peppers OK &C. pumpkins. 10.
Sc or &C; peas. ou. S-5017-5o. ct &c;
rhgbarb. u. 81 3. OF i5c. racish. p. 6la ::
OF. &c: winter radish. ID. SC o. &C: oys-
ter plant OK. I5c; spinach. u. &c OF
SC: squash. II. seas loo. or I0c. ru-nip,
10. <Gsoc. OF ssloc: tomato u. sl-S6
as. OF zG5sc: popcorn. IL 10: pea
nuts. ID. l0c: bottom onion sets bu- 8 q.
ct l0c; sweet peas. b. 5ac: OF. I9c. ras-
turtiuns. 10. 81. OF. l3c; Red river early
10 potatoes. S.p
BusteT-Pscki1x. lie: country. IsGIsc
EggSI1c. subject 70 cz1Glilg
Poultry-Hens. 90: sPring e-oIIers II
: lbs l0c; turkey hens. IL. tons = los
and over. Sc, old toms. lac. geese. fun
feather. 6: ducks. fun feather Sc
E;6es-G. : and round SIC. 10
side brands. 6. do under - lbs. SC: &,
bulls C. Nc. / horse. e.. Nc. TX:
pony and gezl. 75cSs, q; dry fiat butch
ers. Is lbs ard Up. lsc. dry -jnt rzIlen, a
10 sand p. lie: dry flint under IS lbs. &c.
dry salt iec: dry Gull. SC. No talow.
SAC: No. > tsiiow. &c. sheep pelts. -Sa-5c
Furs-Rscccons. Nc. ] large. 7e.x; me-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

WAS DOWN
Wheat 3-4C Off and Trading
Rather Dull.
PRODUCTS EASY AND OFF
Brokers Made Heavy Sales of
Oats.
PRODUCTS EASY AND OFF

Chicago, Feb. lS.-There was only a
moderate trade in the grain pits today,
and under the leadership Of wheat the
closing prices were lower. May wheat
being OF &c. May corn isc and oats were
down ksG2.c- Provisions closed easy. the
May products being from Zlza5c 10 71zc
lower
Trading in wheat was dull and the news
IN general was bearish. The English ca
bles were better and this fact impaired
strength 10 the opening prices here. May
being a shade to isGa4c higher. at 7st.
Q7s2sc. Considerable selling followed a
report OF Argentine shipments Of over
two million bushels May dropped 10
T@sc. The market was extremely weak
the last hour Of the session. and May
closed &c lower, at 97asq77i.c. Clearances
OF wheat and -four were equal 10 go 90
bushels. Primary receipts were 407 90
bushels. against B7.eo bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 257 cars. which, with local re-
ceipts of 19 cars-none of contract grade
made total receipts for the three points
of 273 cars against ig7 last week AMI 249
a year ago.
Corn was again firm the greater part Of
the day. July delivery being relatively
stronger than the nearby deli-cries ;.
There was heavy selling early by com
mission houses. but the offerings We're
weak and the market held firm until late
in the day. when the extreme weakness
in wheat caused an easier undertone. 4
good cash and export demand were bull
factors. while clearances of over a mil
lion bushels also added TO the bullish
sentiment. The close was easy. with
May isc lower at 45i.c. after selling be-
tween $50 and i5ssc. Local receipts we're
III cars. with two OF contract grade
Oats suffered another sharp break on
heavy selling by brokers and commission
houses. there being no particular siIppor.
given to the market The weakness in
wheat was bear factor. The close was
weak and near the bottom. MAY being
on s.1&c. at 35-sc. after ranging be-
tween 5o1zC ana 1s4Jr-s- L@Scal receipts
were light-76 cars
Provisions were duh and ruled unex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
HOG MARKET
SLIPS BACK
Receipts Were Moderate and
Less Than Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS $685.
Better Supply of StockerS---
Butchers Cattle Scarce.

The upward tendency OF the hog mar
ket came TO d sudden halt yesterday and
moved down five to ten cents There
was only a moderate supply of hogs on
the market. The trains have all been late
since the cold weather, and the evening
trains bringing hogs were so late that
the buyers for Dold and Cudahy went
home at late supper time. They both
wanted hogs. and everything in the yards
was sold and weighed up when the mar
ket closed. The late receipts the previous
night and all the fresh arrivals were
cleaned up There is an impression
among the commission men that receipts
viii be light for several days on account
OF the storm. They claim that most of
the hogs coming this week Were bought
before the severe cold wea Their. The mar
ket was generally quoted five 20 ten cents
lowe. but il is doubtful If a single hog
sod for ten cents less than they would
have brought on Tuesday. The buyers
may have intended 10 take off q dime.
but they did not succeed in getting sell
ers TO concede more than 4 nickel The
top price was 1856 against $40 the pre-
VfOuS daV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
New York Produce.

New York. FEB. is-Buiter-R Receipts
S. ~ packages. Market arn. state dairy
isz12fc; extra creamery. 4izc, common %
choice cresme-y. Is<Ez5c.
Cheese-ReceiDts. LTD packaxe8 xfzr-
ket firm Fancy large. coioreS. an To-
1870. late made fz+.c. fancy lsrg-. Waite
fall made itisc late made Bi1c. fancy
snail. coiOred. fau made iSzc. late mace
II. atfc. fancy small Witt fall ras3e
ia.c late made i1A.c
Receipts. I3SIs packages Market
firm Aversx e 20 best state ard Pens
syiyani2- -. western fancy IL
Suxsr-RsS firm Fair refrfze -
centrifugal = test. ~, rsoiasses a. gar
e. Refined. unsettlssl. CRUSHED szfr.
powdered. fS-s Erauuls,e So
Cofree-sfsady No RIO. ~
Molasses-Firn- Se~ Orleans zerssc
PouitTs-Aiive. ARA Tufksps fse ~
fowls. 10 Dressed firm Western
chsckers IfdIfssc. western fopls -
IL. turkeTz l.sfsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

The remedy has p@celiar grateful -
fegr Of warmth er-1 se@-rs - ACT sslrect fc
ne 6-zsre1 io-rstt1c. gzF4Ez sfrelErE ara
s.ysscr rrsnt 1T Erers & = SEEDED =
cursz az tn lIls ard ;ro15iss Eszr cu<zss
from yezrS q misuse g rfss aztE-Ss sss-sc-
tfc-x az rs h~-7 a. aD~gtslfe sEEcge@f
L a. rsse< 4 --s1es- q - STATE Nd
sczf IrEsitu-s - Esekt-ps SS-si1ErE "a
Ma. Inc szst.r< hat "a Desire Gee
Z thsl- FREE crzl $3.50 Ses wEf - rCC-
rsisz ~ sr0zzE- b. 7 - lcs-sTUre r. De-
ss-s.ls u reschsrg fhzr SzrsT q 80 -
-el who are szuzcte = -czFS k9--e = -
then - 80 hcE -4EV ss - y = rzrs1 q
s~x-aE E~zE $50 Nhe1 re rr-F- r--e-
sssss az ~Fza5oF@6- THs zrs.f-ufe rzzie~s
- resr-1cr.c-s- AIRY -zz1 = - zrTfse< Ei5i
Be set f--s zz.s~Sf- csr-fEiiT f-Afe-f
= = rzzf- rzcsz<e. - tat Is rert.ss-t
-e~d have 70 f.z< 60 e-ncarrsss--ent -
psSsse5,y. Rezd>, az requested - =zsl~
vs,togr delay
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
COTTON MARKET.

opened STEADY Februa-y. . -. Hzrrh
q. April 8 So Nzy. fssr- Jsae F,Gc.
July. So AuR1ss alsc. sryfe--b>r. sEr.
October 80 So. eles-e gEisf E5d.
disrx Dplanas - rzitti.sr rsif. - -
Szies - hziss
GsIrsston. Tex. Fee is-cotfon- Fsrra
80
I-irerp1ol. F~b = "a , zB-.-Ce-ssrs-
spet god b SITES sorss prir-s ss7s resrfl
HIGHER amer scaz rnlsdifng -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
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unfavorabIe Report Authorized.

Washington. Feb. IS-The resolution Of
fered in the senate by Mr. Morgan. de-
claring that 10 provision Of the Panama
canal act shall be nulliaed by the canal
treaty. was considered today by the sen
ate committee on foreign relations and
an unfavorahle report authorized
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pectedly steady in view OF the weakness
IN the hog situation. A good commission
house demand was the sustaining factor
The close was steady. with Mar pork
sizc lower at $40; May lard was OF
TIC. AT s.57Is. while ribs were si@G5c
lower. at 81. 5e(is al.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars: corn. l5o cars; oats. 10 cars. hogs.
s. opo head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19

the time Of the Peru's departure from
San Jose de Guatemala 81 81 in native
currency was worth only Slco in gold
4 passenger on the Peru leaving San jose
dc Guatemala. was General Pablo Ruis
3 Colombian. who had been expelled from
Guatemala by order of President Ca
br~ra
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CASH OTOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No. spring. 77Gesc; No. J. 7ic;
No red 7i1sG7s1sc.
Coorn-No- :. sc: No. yellow. SC.
Oats-No. ,. G7sc: No. : white. 5f.f'
351ec
Rye-NA =. 4SS. G50c.
Bartey-GOod feeding. iaQ55c: fair to
choice mailing EQS3c
Flax Seed-No. l. MA: No. north
western. Ni9
Timothy Seed-Prims. as.
PTovisicns-MeSs pork per Dbl. si7. eO<f
T.2. lard. per 40 lbs. sssfsde. sLs: short
ribs sides 0oOsel. So 2J1s50. dry saited
shoulders (boxed). j. 12I19s .; short clear
sides (boxsd). - 75Qs.S.iz
Whiskey-Basis OF high wines E.3e.
Cloyer-COntract grade. tlI55
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To Commission the senninoson.

Washington. Feb iS-The guaboat Sen
nirs1o1 Will b commissioned a; the Mare
Island navy yard about March Il. and at
tached 70 the Pacific squadron. She Wiz
be comma nded 10y Commander Chaunce~
Thomas
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. s.-Cattle-Receipts. Is
GO Market led15c higher. Good 10 prime
steers. S5.50dS.75. pOr to medium. ga
10; stockers and feeders. s2-s01&50: cows
81 4c14 30; heifers. 81 25Efi s.: Gamers. 81 =
H259; bulls. s2-0o0+Z5: calves. S-5oqs. -:
Texas fed steers. 8 .5oSpi-25.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1850: tomorrow
5000. left over s003. Market 5I15c lower.
Mixed and butchers. s.. Sf7 p; good q
choice heavy. Sss51..l5. light. g. +0e1s- %:
bulk OF sales. S. e5G12o
Sheep-Receipts. 15.os. Sheep and lambs
loHfSc higher Good 10 choice wetherS.
s. 01d5. =. fair TO choice mixed. g s5ef5 -;
western sheep. s-75d5-75: native lambs
3. 75fI7-ls: western lzmhs. 81 75fr7-n
Official yesterday. Rsceipts-Cattle,
Sea, hogs. 2iI+i. sheep. lZS.- shipments
-a-affl. leS- hnzs O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
Hog S aies.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were the best
since the advent OF the snow and cold
weather. The bulk OF the offerings were
stockers and feeders. The supply of good
butcher cattle was less than the demand
and the packers went after everything
fat enough TO kill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-19
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