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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-03
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-03
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Gruve's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
Inc that u Is simply iron and qulnlne
in tasteless form No cure. 10 pay
soc. "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-03
atoRoF M0HTON. G. FAT AZ. g loul


THERE'S SOMETHING DOING
il the uay Of comfort aud pleasure n using
The lannon's train, the katy flyer in tfa-
yelling either 10 Texas - to st. Iuuts Uu-
exeeiisd meals - diHluf u ttions euFuutes
through sieeueFs and cuatf ears nuan-
pFoschaLle sefSiee throughout.
KATY's ANNUAL sEAstDE EXCURSION.
An excursion 10 Galveston st this seasou
Of the year iesuEss \ delightful tip = >
small cat 1hefu i HotHtnR 50 Fofd for
fited ht.iiea aud NeHFy utnus - ocean
ifeexss aad ! trip Of this ttnd ~ this tlme
alil pfuve hntu 4 health aud pie sure I'll
tickets y III be 81 6 II Fstes less than o. g
fare II August soshl HiIh nuaf itmit ltaFt =
Gaivsstnn oa al ftFuiss tsias up % aud
lHrfadlHH sefts mbssi Is. lna saeclsl train
wfll fuH eBmpassd IT d. caHehes, chair
ears and I uflst kleenets hunet mesl
ssfstee eIit be furnished ~ feH=onanle
ustres Her b IN tourist sleepsf are =. ole
berth b. los su.d faF tsn fHfseas AT ap-
uiicstts NJ fas berth RS fFHtios should be
made 20 SIR + H nfeE. General tsf
Agent. sfsuus. Kas h special etl psss
fhrsush Nt4sffH 1T T. ~ q august a,aud
the rate wlli be - foF Fouud trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The Union stockyards are now lighted
with electricity. furnished by the bold
Packing company
There is q growing demand for good
feeders. Cattlemen seem 10 have recov-
cred from their scare over the packing
house merger and are not afraid TO feed
c@ttIe
Col. Forney is a prominent attorney,
farmer and stockman of Belle PLANE,
and he spent q few hours in the city yes
terSay Re is ne Of the regents Of the
Kansas university ana was On his way
to Lawrence 10 attend q meeting Of the
board
bold bought az hogs yesterday and
Cudahy took 953-
w. J Norris Of oxford furnished the
last carload of hogs 10 60 over the
scales last night
c. A Rollins Of Peekham. .. T. fur
nishe- two cars Of cattle and one OF hogs
for the market yesterday He considers
that the Wichita market is the place "a
sell lie never lost on load he sent here
Smith Bros. OF Zenold tweiled hog r.
eeipts 70 The extent OF one carload
NJ Guirty is not related 10 the man who
went to the bottom OF the sea He vas
ND near the band wagon yesterday, with
. carload OF hogs on this market
c s Wiisn OF Pcuca City. .. T. fur
nfshed 2 carIad Oklahoma hogs for
the market yesterday.
f 3. StaIey the We'll known shipper
az Rose Hiu. marketed a carload OF hogs
YESTERDAY.
W. p. Heath OF Douglas consigned .
carload Of hogs 10 this moTket yesterday
W. & Johnston OF Enid and VI. {. Nc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TWENTY WERE KILLED.
Total Known Loss IN Wreck or Cen
trai Near Graceianc.

New York. Jan 2s-Th~ total loss OF
life BY last nights frightful collision on
the Central railroad OF New Jersey at
GraceIand. y. J.. Is Up to tonight. twenty
IN addition TO these Engineer Csvfs and
his fireman. Mccarthy. and TIRE express
messenger, who are In the hospital AZ
Plaianeld nav die at any moment. and
il Is believed that several OF the injured
passengers cannot live. The number of
those known 20 be injured. exceeds -
% whom thirteen remain IN the hospital
The blame Tor the disaster - placed BY
the railroad officials on Engineer Davis.
who. according 70 q policeman uho took
him from the shattered cab % his engine.
admitted ina; Re had seen the rod ard
green danger lights di=pisy~d. bat ex-
pecting % see them suddenly change %
white rushed on until u vas TOO late.
20 check speed and plunged into the rear
OF the train ahead No statement ha-
been obtained from DAVIS n Ire hospital
cut II intervals q serni-couxciousrlexs and
oeiiriur1 he noass 50 nothing
According % the zfatsneus - TIE STA
ton sEen, AZ CRAWFORD an ATTEMPT wzs
made % hold the express at that p1iat -
telegraph bot almost AZ IRE instant fae
message vas received. tss train thun-
d-rsd BY az q SPEED % more than sixty
niles an hour and the crash followed two
minutes later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
WHEAT QUIET
BUT STRONG
Corn and Oats Both Went Up
Few Points.
SHORTS COVERED EARLY
Market Was Nervous but
Closed With " heat Higher.

Chicago Jan. S.-Wheat was quiet and
strong. with MAY &c higher May corn
was I'D ssG1-c and oats were higher
Provisions were firm, the May products
closing with a gain of .l@ TO i2tsca15c up
Wheat was quiet but strong on higher
cables and predictions of unfavorable
the northwest. and there was considera-
bic covering by shorts early on the IN
favorable prospects. Outside markets
We're strong. which also aided in the bet
ter feeling Later when it became evil
dent that the leader OF the longs was
again selling the market broke ana a
drop of one cent from the high mark of
lsss was made. the low point of the
day being reached a. 97ssc. after opening
l.H@sc higher al 7szs17si2c. The market
Was nervous the greater part of the day.
but toward the end a hrmer tone devel-
Op-d OF smaller offerings. and on the
strength in corn. The close was strong
and &c higher on May al 7sasc- July was
in good demand and ruled strong through
cut the day. the close being &c higher az
75isc Cfearances OF wheat and -four
was equal 20 4s7 .eoo bushels. Primary re-
ceipJs We're again liberal at 567 .0I1. COM
pared with tl4.o1o bushels year ago. Min
neapoIis and Duluth reported receipts OF
90 cars. which with local receipts OF g
cars. two of contract, made total re-
ceipts for~ the three points OF al cars.
against 34 last week and 34i year ago
Corn ruled firm during the greater part
Of the session, but was OF limited volume
and no special features developed The
weather was still damp and unfavoraole
for the grading. and an excellent cash
demand and higher cables also contrib
uted TO the generally bullish sentiment.
The close was strong, with MAY asdi1c
higher a 45c. after selling between A7sls
SIG Local receipts were 90 cars. with
onl yone OF contract
Oats were strong and higher. but the
scarcity of offerings caused a rather dull
market There was a good demand from
brokers and commission houses and the
prices held firm. the close being &c higher
for May. at 3sssdseloc. Local receipts
were -13 cars.
Provisions showed a tendency 70 do
better along with the strong hog mar
ket, prices at the yards being up Zoe on
smaller receipts OF hogs There was a
fair scattered demand for the May prod
Ucts. especially lard and ribs. and little
pressure 10 sell. The close was firm.
with May pork up 12isG15c at $3.50 May
lard was TIC higher, at 1875, while ribs
closed at ss17I. "a gain OF 1oc-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: of
wheat 45 care: corn. 80 cars: oats, 10
cars; hogs. 24od0 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

C2nerty Of CARRIER are two prominent
Oklahoma shippers rho had stock on the
market yesterday
s r Overton OF Hennessey and Dun
naway & Son of Tonkawa. each furnished
car or hogs for the market yesterday.
Col Paden Of Homestead .. T, sent
n a carload OF hogs yesterday
Abel < Blue of IngersoH. 0. T., sent
ten carloads Of hogs fo- this market yes
teTday. over the Choetaw road.
/ l. Lewis Of Lambert. .. T, was
another Oklahoma shipper who furnished
hogs for this market yesterday
J. D Rabcarn Of Bentley furnished 4
carload OF cattle for the market yester-
day.
Q. s YaZel of Furley was a late arrival
with Z carload OF hogs. but he was IN
time 20 sell. and for q good price.
That popular shipper. F. N Pope Of
Arg0nia furnished another carload Of
hogs for the market yesterday
Two carloads of hogs over the Rock
Island. one from Enid ard one from
CARRIER. O. T. arrived late and were held
over for today's market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
UNITED STATES WILL WIN.
Sir Charles Topper Talks About the
Canadian Boundary,

Seattle Wash. Jan. "a special to
the Times from Vancouver. B g. says:
Sir Charles HILBERT Upper. who won
his title for his able work as a jurist in
the interests OF Canada at the sessions Of
the Bering sea commission in Paris on
that occasion handling the case for Can
ada. in speaking OF the proposed COM
mission To settle the boundary question.
said To the Times correspondent That il
simply meant that the United States
would euchre Canada out of her rights
he said further that England will never
fight the United States fo- one inch Of
Canadian territory The United States
knows this. and was sure Of her ground
when she arbiarated with Great Britain
over Canadian rights The three similar
arbitrations known 10 the world prove
that the United States knew what she
was doing when sue agreed 70 4 commits
sion Of three on each side For the side
OF Great Britain there viii g one and
Perhars twe Engiishmen. and where Can
ada Is concerned IN an arbitration Eng
lishmen are disposed 10 lean toward the
United States o. the ground OF justice
the merits Of the case ard strict Impair
tia.i;y. They are careful as 70 The legal
phase 81 the question.
On the other hand. American jurists OF
n arbitration commission never swerve
q hairs breadth on any grounds.
II the English jurists favor the Amer
leans. Canada loses. Il each SIDE holds
its own. Canada loss. for. according -
legal procedure. the case falls 70 the
ground. which leaves the Americans IL
possession o. the disputed territor---
The United States will szv. '-Can zia
could rot prove l5s case and We have III
territory - the United States win
doubtless win II any event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

poor digestion. when obliged 70 pass your
water frequently night and day. smart
ing or irritation in passing orick dust
OF sediment IA the urine. headache back
ache lame back. dizziness. slee3lss<ness.
nervousness. heart disturbance due To
tad kidney trouble. skin eTgpsIons from
bad blood. neuralgia. rheumatism. esa-
eetes. blaattng. irritability. worn out feel
ing. lack OF ambition. loss 81 essh sallow
complexion. or Brixhts disease
IL your water. when allowed to remain
1ndisturbed n glass or bottle for
twenty-foar hours. forms sediusen; or
settling or has a cloudy appearances. u
Is evidence that your Kidneys and blsd-
der need Immediate attention
swamp Root i the great discovery %
Or. KHnaer. the eminent kidney and elsd-
der specialist Hospitals use Il with
wonderful success Ia both slight ard
severe cases. Doctors recommend Il "a
their patients and use Il In thsir own
families. because they recognizes n
swamp Root the greatest and mos; sue
cesful remedy.
Swamp-Root - pleasant 10 take and
IS FOR sale the world over at druggists
in bottles OF t~o sizes and Two prices
nifty cents and one dollar. Remember the
rarue, swamp Root. Or. Ktim~r swamp
Root ard the address. Blnghan1ton. y.
r on every bottle
the slightest symptoms of kidney OF
il IN your family history. send at cncs -
who will gladly send you ey mall. i'm
bottle Of Swamp Root. and beck con-
sands OF testimonial letters received frora
sure to say that you Rad this gensr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
GERMANS GIVE EXPLANATION
Panther Was Only attempting 20 Get
Better Shelter.

Washington. Jan =. - The soslo~inx
statement E@s made a. tn D@Fuas EN-
bassy Tonight D. Cozut Q-2st g, tie
Pauths- Episode ~ Pert Szn Csrlg-
we Rad thought sntl nsU rszf -
P&u;hsr zss tryfug 70 g. into Hara~
cssbo hzTbsr. EAsea Il BAD = per>srf rgat
70 &c 4 rnsk@ tn nioek.ess 1aore eject
re ard % ssop th1 ssyrsoscs .Tuportz-
tsoz e, supple ,roz aeress szs coio-z-
bizr border
Heretofore this s-.zsss rrs-s1lesi n
E@rsl-. ard oaiy now hss = rFport osrs~
sn7zsng zhzosUtslY c,~zrsT fhss ~ Par
;hs- Lad not - r---otsxr lsssntiea q,
EssEg fr.to the hzrssr z5a c9Did -, saFs
core &c s~czusS 80 va 1x4ztux too
sr1eh zs.eS % c-oss tke bsr H~- inss7-
Ton IA. 20 g. better st@st~r a<ar -
tzr ~ ~H~a sh~ agsrpsfs~ss ~ ssx
Sc was sr~s u7os ~ To- So Cares
f1rst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

do No. >. lie: do No ;. SC; chucks ard
plates nc: beef ribs. No. !, &c; do No :.
re. do No. ;. 81: TANKS. Sc; round and
rump. eGr61Ac. suet. &C; beef ivers. &c; do
hearts. &c; do tongues, l0c; do brains,
cleaned. SC; sweet breads. &c; OK tails,
ai.c: mutton TIC; lambs. S..c-
Picked products. ready 10 serve. new
pr0cess-Pig-s feet, Y bbls, 50 lbs net,
g So: I. bbis. % lbs net Sleo; 3 5bls. %
lbs net. S1-0o: kits. Is lbs net. zee; regular
tripe. = bbls. 81 lbs net s. 70: i4bbls. ~
los ret. He5: Is bbis. 81 lbs net. Doc; kits.
Is lbs net. &c; honeycomb tripe, Is bbis.
- lbs net S1I3: kits. y lbs net. CSC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
WILL olsIsrEcT MONEY.
ssxstlsn Hss Received Appsrstss -
s.co Plague

&szsfl8H ~. Jan KID psr-
s7na COX ia th~ iaxzrvstfs W. 81. Mers
families hare tak~a ss: permits 80 ssaT@
shs city Th~ stezssr f1snsteasr sss
beazAi q slslaf~etfux kpSaFstes. ft .
res proposed q slslnfeet 81 nnon~y -
e8rrs1izfhe1
a chad ssck wish shs sgaKus SD ssss-
dpzss - - aas~nss hss a~ea i2k<a -
-. laxsretfns
contraastaoaz - fhs Fsli~g = 80 ~
rerera raetlrs~ - ae--s lr xs-~-rssss~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
PRINCE HAS DISAPPEARED
Hss Married &c Divorced Woman
Only Few Weeks Acc.

Lo1doo. Jan ---Ihe DallF ExpreSS
announces TIE disappearance. since De-
csmoer - % Prince AthrobzI Stuart De-
Noaeka. who On December =. was mar
RED al Por- sraouth 10 M=bel SAT-. for
merly Countess o, Russell. TAe latter
ebesiaei divorce from Earl Resell n
March ls1l- Th- bride : aow staying
81 London with her aaothev- while ~
prince ! supposed % - il New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
DRY GOODS MARKET.

<~x ys-k- lea =-D-v Eso<s-Esusl-
-~<s - - e1fso- zo-sss yzzrEsf fsA
sz.azh % zees 81 zsl So up and s-aa~s
v~rv Sra F-S-essio9 Esu.zE sros-1
-rsr f@asss-~ as@aer~d rort0a> 81 - al
xzzr~1 A<<o-- t1-z prtzt rio-r -4ykss
s-r,a< EerTalzrs h<s5 q sh-r~-zzs--e-
80 as--ox oszs - sszt szsas- Ccssaz
z-1~rw.zr vel $50 a-1 Ss<- Ecsss-y
e.t<-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
FRIEND oF ENGINEER.


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f-u- CsrTas ~ r'eseek 49, astesrs-sz
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dsas zsiE-s avssxlr .asxsrd - - secs~
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csrr<ssc=z - rrerrsr~s 80 - - = sfts
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esv 80 sr-zkS<7s sx-Tss~es sl-sr<st -
hzssr< ss1 T. -sos- e.ssszns< trsr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

curing the return journey. II vas late
before the president ard party arose this
morning and the day was passed quietly
IN the private car Al Harrisburg. the
president. accompanied b General :. ".
p Young. took walk Tor exercise along
the station platform subsequently, hs
held an inforIas reception on tn plat
fern GreetiaE heartily large number
% railroad ennployes.
Charies Emory Smith accompanied the
party a. Ear a. harrisburg snd thes
pro- eesief directly to Philadelphia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

osiissote, Indicted fer ssrs-r. s8f
Ncss CO Free

POSE jar 1-Th@ seart - Cz-~staps
Sac gssaness tHe e&afsnes - fasffg Ees-s
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G~psFF ~ Fs i-asra sns ss~rst~F = 80
ZzHa ~ ireff--1rss - shs maTs~r =
saxsse- Sessssstass. zt Fs1sr-s. zE-s 80
srseres ~. rrlzl - fzRs nfsz- - Per-
szcs
ne ssszsse'lse 1ssf Issfg - Pa.lssels ss<s
- TO se-sF-ssasTs. T-zpasf an Fe1-
szaz az rz.~suaers = - &xsa - nszs-
80 49, esz.ss~r-d - - xr~sf ass-
= - E4Es sa<rsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
TO EXPLORE sLUe NILE.
ST. Louis Nan viii lead az important
Expedition.

f4ondon. Jan. Nv X AaeNHfza e
- Louis No. has planned 10 leave Lou-
don N q fy~ DAYS for Abs Abba. cap
itzi % AbyssiHi& whence. ~ssh Coion~a
John B.. Harrington. Br.sisa agent az
More - B-asfon. be all LEAD a. impeF-
t4nt sxpesfffior - ezpiere tns ~kB~
ire eTpe.sf1oa - - aseestefr fhe nagf-
zablLfT - fhs Efas Me "a a trade rgzss-
from central Ahyssinas - the G~51fssra.
rear THE AnElo-EEy psiaa aatksrltses
are sffsnx ~ wrSrtzu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30

Germany Is set esssesas az Mary
sozss as rS~rssf4

E~rffn Jas s-ss~sxz&z sAsses 4<azs "a
SO bsat ~ sae@zs~ss - - * s@r~ r-x-
sssv- zerr~3s~ - sss-~ ssss-~ss sz.s
q - tazs 81 cszfz-ssAz $50 80
- <ezs~~S zssz~- sessz<rs~rssna as -
rrsr@ sae sa-ss~rsss - - 49, tss~
szsz=ss ~ = - - sszss.tA ~ - 49,
- r~se~ss - s. 80 tees @sTr hs IS
~. -zzz-x 81 s-<ses-~ - = sssssss al
Nc fszs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
New York Money Market.

New York Jan $-HoH>y OF can
steady. ss.a4 Der cent. ruling rate. =. /.
least. 81. clozing. 31s41z. Tine uoasy
Hrz-rs 50 days. - PR cent - days. fs<G
= 5 E10zEhhs. A. j.. prime nserczntfi-
paper. "a - per cent Sterling II bsuse
ezsy with actual business IN b zkers'
IS II pS--s r demand ard a. 81 & -
r - days oils. pxted rates - "a sfzf s. (.
commercial Bills - %G&Esz
Bar silver. &C. Mexican doilsrS. Ls-c
Government bonds. steady. railroad
bonds Irregular. state bcnds STEADY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
To Prove what swamp Root, the Great Kidney Rem
edy. will Do for YOU. every Reader of the Eagle"
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness suffering disease therefore WHEN
other kidney trouble is permitted to
fatal ire SUI to
Your other need atenrion-but kidneys
most, because they do mesta and nee
II you sfeel badly" begin taking DR.. kimer's
we'll they Will help ali the other
organs to A trial will convince anyone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago.
Chicago Jan. 2e-Cattle-Receipts - o1l
including 30 Texans Market very slow
Goo dto prime steers. 81 .5e45- 80 poor TO
medium 3.o314 81: stockers and feeders.
s. 2544 ~: COWS. 81 AGA g; he-fers, 81 0Sd
4 80; Gamers. & 4oo2 20; balls s. 25G4-5 +;
calves, - 50GIe. "a; Texas fed steers. $ -
G449
Hog-Receipts today. $500; tomorrow
300o9: left over. 400. Market 1Odl5c
higher Mixed and butchers. s.. 50Gs. %:
good 10 choice heavy. So s5t1.60: rough
heavy s.. 5Gas-s0: light. ss.25G6-55 bulk
OF sales 81. 59d6. -
Shee2-Reeeipfs. 1000. Sheep and
lambs firm. others. lower Good TO choice
wethers. A.2 sat 20: fair 70 choice mixed,
81 J0d4 y; western sheep. s3.75d4-s0; ma
tive lambs. 81. 4eGs-25; western lambs.
T. 1915 ..
Oricial yesterday: Receipas: Hogs
=. f54; cattle. - Esq: sheep. I2.26S. Ship
ments: Cattle. 4.156; hogs, $50; sheep,
IA.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Jan. 2s.-Cattle-ReCeipts
5000 natives. so Texans Calyes. 100
all natives. Corn cattle steady to strong.
quarantine steady COWS steady 10 Zoe
lower Choice export and dressed beef
steers. s4.sff75- y; fair to good. $. 60d4- "a;
stGckers and feeders, s.. Goa 50; western
fed steers. s2.7eGi5. 10: Texas and indian
steers & i0fTl %: Texas cows. sl.75l2 8 /;
native cows. 3. d0Fi4-c5 native heifers.
s. 9e14 Is; Gamers. 81. 0od2. 10; bulls. 3 20
G370: calves. 3. eeG1.00.
HogsRecefpts 500. Market 5N10c up.
and active Top. So 50: bulk of sales. S. IS
Gs So heavy Sc Pros go mixed packers.
So 35ds So light. So 4eGs. e2i.; workers., s.. 50
ds.62; pigs. So. 00fI5.35.
Sheep Receipts 600. Market strong.
Native lambs 81 Go9e. Is: western lambs.
81 S5ds 10: fed ewes. 81 oAiT5 10: native
wethers s.. 5114 s.: western vethers. = %
G4-99; stockers ard feeders, s2-5oel5 80
ST. Louis
81. LOUIS. Jan 9.-Cattle-Receipts $500
including 1000 Texans Market steady.
Beef steers. 81. o0G5. ~; stockers and feed
ers. s. 3gI4 -: cows ard heffers, sea
I'D: Texas steers, S2.S~I4 To- cows and
heifers. $. 2oG3. 30.
Receipts. 800 Market 5G1oc Up.
Pigs and lights. Sc -35Ge.70; packers. $3.50
6. 80. butchers g. 75ds %.
Sheep Receipts. 500. Market strong. Ma
tives- g .9eG5. .; lambs. s4-75d6. %: Tex
ans. S3.25G4.4
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joe. Jan 29--Cattle-Receipts, 2l4S-
Natives g. S5fI5- %: Texans and westerns.
g. 55d4 s. cows and heifers. 3. 6oG4 %;
veaIs. s. 5o6g6.25 bulls and stays. s2.5oq
As
Hogs-Receip;s. 5lOo Light and light
mixed. s. 52Iaas so; medium and heavy.
Sc. 67isds.S7l2.
,heep-Receipts 27oo Market steady to
&c lower Lambs, steady. Tops and
westerns, $3.50
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HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
REGENTS Were Liberal but
Packers Wanted All.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.57 10
About Usual Supply of Cattle
Market Steady.

There was good supply Of hogs on the
Eaarket yesterday. More hogs were Of
gfered for sale than the buyers expected.
but they took all offerings up 70 o'clock
last night The market was a strong
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Cattle

The supply of cattle on the market yes
terday was falIy up to the expecta lions
but there were not enough good butchers
grades to supply the demand About the
cnly change in prices * noted in the ten
dency to make a wider range in values
for light and heavy stockers- The de-
mand for good heavy stockers and feed
ers is increasing, and that Of course
causes higher DriclS