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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-22
HOG MARKET STEADY
Receipts Were Light Even tor
Monday.
TOP PRICE WAS S425
Some Good Stockers Sold
Cattle Market Unchanged


Hog receipts yesterday were light but
INTO expectations for Monday The late
2 arrivals Saturday night were weighed up
at time of arrival and the packers took
them at Saturdays prices and weights
The only hogs on sale of fresh receipts
until near closing time were wagon deiiv-
cries. Four car loads arrived just before
the close and three more loads were re
ported to arrive later, thus making only
seven car loads reported yesterday. The
market was steady and the car hogs
brought prices same as last Saturday.
The top price was 81 % for good medium
heavy weights Fair TO good mixed
brought 81 20 and 4.22l2.
Hog Sales.
BY an arrangement between the packers
and commission men, hogs arriving late
in the a.ght are fed, Watered ana
weighed Up on arrival and the next morn
ing sold at the previous days prices.
These hogs are quoted under the head
of .earl;y sales" and the fresh receipts
teh sale OF which is governed by the
market for the day on which they are
sold. are quoted under the head OF late
sales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-22
WILL PREPARE CASE.
Senator Dietrich Hopes TO Be Ready
for Trial Soon.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. I.-District Attorney
Summers said today that the government
would at once begin preparation II the
cases against United States Senator Die
trich and the others indicted here yester-
day. and he hoped to be ready for trial
on December =.
Senator Dietrich. accompanied by Gen
John C. Gown, his counsel. went 70 the
Office Of District Attorney Summers dur
ing the day and later had conference
with Judge Munger. Of the United States
district court. relative 10 date for the
senator's trial General Gown request
ed that Il he set for December >. but
that date was not finally settled upon
Mr.. Summers had left the city. and his
assistant had declined e. determine any
date until Mr. Summers arrived
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 1-Cattle-Receipts 1900.
10115c higher. Good TO prime steers 81 80
as. 75 poor to medium So .25d4 so; stockers
and feeders 81 .Oo04 90; cows 81 .50Q3 so;
heifers s2.oOq4 Els; Gamers s1.5Oq2 80;
bulls 81. 75q4. Is; calves $2.00G5.75.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 today; tomorrow
10000 Mixed and butchers 81 1854 so;
good to choice heavy s4.4504.55; rough
heavy s4.30d4.5s lighe 81. 15G4. AZ; bulk of
sales 81. 35Gl4. 40.
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Sheep steady;
lambs steady. Good TO choice wethers
So. 506l4 90; fair to choice mixed 81. 1905. so;
western sheep 81. 1874 90; native lambs
81. o0d5.S5; western lambs sS.75Q5. 40.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec. H.-Cattle-Receipts
$500. including 800 southerns. Market 100
15c higher Export and dressed beef steers
81 0oi4 80; fair to good So. 50d3 50; western
fed steers So. 25G3.9O; stockers and feeders
81. 50GI4.G 60; southern steers s2.50@3. 10;
southern cows 81. 50a4.oo; native heifers
81. 50a4. 90; bulls $2.00Q3.2 %; calves $3.50
@5.75.
Hogs-Receipts 60O0. Market steady to
&c higher. Top 81 421A; bulk of sales 81. 20@
4.40; heavy 81 AZ; packers S4. 32114d4. 371s !;
pigs and lights s4.15Q4.321a
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
Native lambs 81. 50d5. so; western lambs
~
yearlings $35Oq4.OO stockers and feeders
s.. 00G3. so.
ST. Louis.
ST Louis, Dec 1.-Cattle-Receipts 1000
Market steady. Beef steers S3.7G@5. so;
stockers and feeders s.. O0Q3.15; cows and
heifers 81. 25d4. 90; Texas steers 81 25q3. s.;
cows and heifers 81. 00d2.70.
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market barely
steady Pigs and lights 81. 25G4.4 packers
81 3Og4. "a; butchers and best heavy 4.30
0450.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady
Natives s.. 2503 10; lambs si.25Q5.65.
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joseph. Dec. H.-Cattle-Receipts
1900 Mostly Zoe higher. MATHEWS So. 25q
05.1J: cows and heifers s1.0094.0 90; stock
ers and feeders S2.00d3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Steady to PIC
higher Light $4.30@4.35; medium and
heavy s4.25G4.35; bulk $4.zo .14.321a.
Sheep-Receipts 1.1G0 Steady. Lambs,
s.. so: wethers 81. 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-22
HANDFUL OF STOCKS
Market in Wall Street Was
Decidedly Dull.
USUALLY QUIET SEASON
War Cloud in Far East Had
Some influence.

New York, Dec 2.-Whateyer influences
were in operation in today's stock mar
ket caused an almost immovable market
the whole interest converged in handful
OF stocks. Dizziness is seasouable at this
time when the year end money problems
are working themselves out. But the
extraordinary ease OF the money market
at present practically eliminates the
money situation as a factor in the dull
ness. a more substantial factor in today's
market was the gathering OF the war
cloud in the far east which took on SO
lowering an aspect today as TO lead TO
a general conviction in Wall street that
an early outbreak of hostilities could not
be avoided The conviction seemed to be
without any marked depression on securi-
ties especially as Londons more active
market Influenced New York This eff
feet conforms we'll to the uncertainty felt
as TO the effect OF war between Russia
and Japan upon cur situation. That con-
siderable issues of new railroad securi-
ties is imminent is the general feeling
in Wall street and accounts for the lack
Of response in today's stock market TO the
extraordinarily large offerings or funds.
Money brokers assert that money on
call was more freely offered this morning
than at any other corresponding 1eriod
for many years past. All departments OF
the money market were affected sly and
ninety day loans and even thirty day
loans being affected at below six per
cent. Mercantile paper for prime grades
also was offered at 512. thus breaking the
s per cent rate which has been deterHin-
eddy held for some time past. Senti-
ment was effected by the opinions ex-
pressed by eminent banking authorities
when questioned about the likelihood OF
a Russian or Japanese loan, finding sub
scribers here to the effect that We are
likely to need money in our market
There was some beaviness shown In Atch-
ison. owing to the poor grain movement.
The Atchison bond issue also played a
part in the sharp upward movement OF
the railroad equipment stocks owing to
the intimation conveyed in the Official
announcement of the sale OF Atchison
bonds that part of the proceeds Of the
sale of Atchison bonds would be used for
the purchase of locomotive and new
equipment. The depression of United
States Steel preferred was accompanied
by further discussion of the dividend
prospect for the stock and the express
sion of discouraging opinions as to these
prospects. There was some accumulation
of the coalers attributed TO better trade
conditions The speculation in the New
York transits continued without feature.
The closing was duh and heavy.
The bond market was dull and gen.
eraly steady, but some of the active Is
sues were heavy. Total sales. par value,
81, $4,000.
United States IS. IS and As advanced =
and the new As declined IA per cent on
the lats call
Quotations were as follows:
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WHEAT WAS NERVOUS
Prices Showed Rapid Changes
and Bulls Sold Out.
CORN AND OATS WEAKER
Provisions Sold at Better Fig
ures Despite Hog Receipts.

Chicago, Dec. el.-Trading in wheat
was of a nervous character. Prices show
ed rapid changes. The market was in
fuenced by the situation in the far east
and by conflicting figures on the world s
shipments as we'll as by the action of the
leading long. There was considerable
selling at the start by small holders on
increased receipts in the northwest. The
big bull interest was also an early seller
and prices ruled easier after a steady
opening. A good demand developed later
from commission houses on the strength
in foreign market as well as on the ad-
vance in outside domestic markets, May
selling up to S5s4c after opening ls@Ac
lower to shade higher. at SStz4S3l2c.
During the latter part of the session there
was renewed selling on the part of the
big operator. several million bushels being
reported taken over by shorts. In the
face of only a small increase nthe visi-
BILE supply when a large one was generally
expected, prices sagged gradually later in
the day and the low mark on May was
reached at s2A @S27sc. The close was at
S27sc loss of 12@5sc. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 1850 bush
els Primary receipts were LII, 800 BUSH
els, against 1903, 900 bushels year ago.
The amount of passage increase $4,000
bushels and the visible supply increased
1sS, 900 bushels Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 967 cars.
against 654 cars last week and 1,5l2 cars
a year ago.
Corn was weak with a good deal of
selling by bear operators and some local
k~1r-l; Sl.ns,- I;r1ac
Better weather and the prospect of larger
receipts made the sentiment bearish. The
weakness in wheat was also an important
influence. The buying was largely by
shorts After opening a shade to &c
higher at 44lsc to 441sQ4414c May sold be-
tween 435sc and 44lsc, closing at i3s4c-
Local receipts were $50 cars with one of
contract grade.
Oats were without support and active
selling by prominent commission house
caused weakness. The market was inf1u-
enced also by the action Of other grains.
The demand was scattered and of limited
volume. May opened unchanged to a
shade lower at 37ssG371zc to 371zc. and af-
ter ranging between SIC and 3i1sGS7ssc
closed at S7d371sc. Losal receipts were
242 cars.
Provisions were strong Notwithstanding
the liberal run of hogs. There was good
demand for outside account and shorts
were also good buyers An active de-
mand existed for May pork which was
said to come from eastern packers. Clos
ing prices showed good gains with pork
leading the list. May pork being up 25c
at s12. 20d12 221s. May lard was also 100
PIC higher at 1915, while ribs were 1oc
better at Sc. IS.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
us cars; corn 500 cars; oats, 800 cars; hogs
SO 900 head.
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1918, 7ssc; 20 and up, nc; fosters, &C.
cheek butts. SIC; S. P. butcher backs, SC
Side Meats. smoke d--3acon. extra short
clears, TAG: fat backs, nc; English ba-
con bellies. 1914. 1ec; 14-1S, SIZE; clear
bellies. 1918, sac; 20 and up, sac; bacon
fosters &c.
ard zen kettle. .ierces. about SCI
lbs, 7s4c; grainy, tierces. about 500 lbs
TIC; smooth, tierces, about $50 lbs, Sac
Silver Crest brand. tierces, about o6C
lbs. 61sc; bakers special lin tierces and
so-lb tubs only) fierce 64c; lard COM
pound, tierces. about $50 lbs, &c. ADD
for smaller packages: cobb wooden
tubs, nc lb: S0-lb. wooden tubs. &c ID.
5o-lb. tins, 5o-l6o Id. cases, &c b.: 2e-lb
tins. So-lb. cases. &c H.; 10-lb. tins. 6O-lb
cases. &c h.; 5-lb. tins. so-lb. cases. &c
h.; Bib. tins. 6e-lb. cases. 1c Id.
Fresh Pork-Dresscd hogs, heads off
&c; heads en-, sac; fresh shoulders. SIC
skinned, 5&c; fresh hams, Ice: skinned
l01kc; fresh daisies, SIC; pork loins, 71zc
tenderloins. 15c. fat backs. skin on, &C.
raw leaf lard, &c; spare ribs. &c; hogs
tongues, Zoe; hogs brains, 1C-lh. boxes
sc; pigs feet. cleaned, sc: uncleaned, &c;
hogs ears. cleaned. &c: not cleaned, &c;
hogs livers, each. 81; hogs hooks, SIC;
pigs tails, Sc; gatherings. &c; hogs
heads. cleaned. 51zc; neck bones, &c; back
bones. &c.
Fresh Beef and Muttsn-Cows and
heifers, 41zQ5Ac; fore quarters. 4q4i2c
hind quarters. 647c; steers, 7a7Ac; fore
quarters r1kd61sc; hind quarters. e12a
1910; beef loins, No. /. &c; No. 2 Sc;
beef ribs, No. I, SC; M. z. &c; chucks and
plates, &c; square chucks. sc: TANKS.
&c; shanks &c; plates, 21zc: round and
rump, 6961sc; suet, sc; beef livers. &c;
hearts, sc; tongues. 10c; brains. clea ned
&c; sBeetbreads- CSC; OK tails. &c; lambs
S1sc mutton, TIC.
Dried Beef-Insides, 1Slac; knuckles
121sc.
Picked Products-Pigs' feet. Dbl. s7.25;
14-bbl. SO 90: A-bbl., S175; 1s-bbl., $1.05;
$40; H-bbl, s125; ;s-bbl, soc; honey
comb tripe. 1s-bbl., s1.25; kits. Is lbs.
s1.10;- spiced pigs tongues. 4-bbl-. s5.75;
1s-bbl. $500; kits, Is lbs, s2.25; hogs
shouts and ears, " bbi.. $500; H-bbl..
1925; 1s-thl.. s1.S5; kits. 10 lbs. sl.2s-
Sausage-Rathman pressed ham, car
ICONS about % lbs, SC; Dewey sausage
cartoons about 25 lbs. SC: weiners. car
ICONS, about % lbs, TIC; bologna. cartoon
about % lbs. 4c; Cany Island Frank
forts, 10-lb cartoons 10c; pork sausage
bulk, 10-lb. cartoons, exc: link, 10-lb car
toons, SIC; liver sausage, round, sc;
long &c; head cheese. &C.
Sausages Gin "konserve''), packed in
iron bound painted pals, with handles
and having 4-inch bung IN head, which
obviates the necessity of taking off the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna, 15-lb. pals, s1.00; 3O-lb pals,
$50; 6o-lb. pals, s3.45; weiners, bib.
pals, sl55; 3o-lb. pals. $500; 6o-Ib. pals,
s5S5; pork sausage, BIB. pals, sl.45: 30-lb.
pals. $40; s0-lb. pals, SIS.
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on the produce exchange today quota
tons were as follows;
Butter-Quiet and steady. Creameries
16a2Sc: diaries 14a2lc.
Egg+Easier at mark. cases included,
27G2Sc.
Cheese-Firm. 10aioi5c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec. 2L-Wheat-close:
Dec 6sSqssl2c; May esssGlesS.c. cash No.
hard 6als72c; No. ) 67a7ec; No. 4 s0a65c.
rejected 57u ..l17c; No. red SiSSc; No.
1913
Bran-71c: Shorts 71a7sc-
SIC; Nc. 2e white yp31ssssto-Zu y;
Corn-Dec. CSC; May S77sc; cash No. ,
mixed sc: No. white S7ise: No. 37lzc.
oats-No white 36Gs7c: No. mixed
S4gSSc.
Butter-creanery soG24c: dairy. fancy.
lsc.
Eggs-Fresh 2sc.
Wheat receipts. 1t9 cars
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Dec. 2L-Wheat-Close: No. :
red cash elevator nominal: track sisc;
Dec. ssc; May S21sc; July ssasc: No. herd
77l7Sc-
Corn-Loxer. No. cash 44c: track 4sc:
Dec. &c: May szisc; July 4zlc.
Oats-Steady. No. cash sc: track S7is
Gssc: Dec. sslSc: May 5si.c: No. white -.
Iead-F'irm- s4.i7Is.
SpeIter-ouief A-55.
Poultry-Slow. Chickens &c: springs &C.:
turkeys i2c: ducks Iac; geese SC.
Bptter-Fair demand. Creamery 1Sa2Ec:
dairy I3aa0c.
ESg-Quiet &c. case count
New York Produce Market.
New York, Dec. G--Butter-Receipt
1850 packages. Quiet Creamery 15efz5c:
state dairy lSleec-
Cheese-Receipts $40 packages. Quiet
State fun cream fancy large and small
colored and white September i2c; late
made loc.
Egg-ReceIpts $50 packages Steady.
Western 5isIS6c.
Sugar-Raw quiet Fair refining 1-issS
SIC: centrifugal - test e-isc; uloiasSes
usar IS-isd27<c- Refined steady; crushed
5.t5c: powdered |. -; graduated & sc
cosfee-Firm No. Rio &c
eultry-Aisve unsettled. dressed frr,.
Western chickens &c; fowls Iii.Gl2c; tur-
keys l719dc-
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Visible Grain supnIY,

New York. Dec. 1.-THE visible supply
of grain Saturday. Dec. -. as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchenge is as
follows:
Wheat. 1886. coo bushels. decrease go, 900
bushels
Corn. s.sS..ee bushels, increase 5000
bushels.
oats. S.5saooo bushels. increase 252.cOo
bushels.
RYE. $4,000 bushels. increase 1s1.OoO
bushels
Barley. S.s4i.oeo bushels. increase 1e.oel
bushels
Houghton. Mich. Dec. sL-The wages
of iron mine employees of the Oliver Min
ing company. which is the iron ore end
OF the steel trust. will be reduced from
10 TO Il per cent on January l.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Dec. H.-Close: Mercantile
paper 5IzG6 Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills st
Is. s47574. $3.50 for demand and az ga
4sl40 for sixty days bills: posted rates
81. sea- $50. Commercial bills s4.Ssg
ASH
Bar siIver5fzc; Mexican dollars $50.
Government bonds irregular: railroad
bonds steady.
Money on call steady gzGs per cent:
closing bid offered 81. Time loans cas-
Ter: sixty and ninety days 51zGs per cent;
six months 5H5i.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Dec. 2i.-No activity as the
week opens in the dry goods market and
buyers are holding back and purchasing
only enough for their immediate needs.
Jobbers are experiencing only a moderate
business and are busy making prepara-
lions for clearance sales.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec 21.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of points TO
an advance of ) points and closed steady
net i6 to &c points lower.
Spot closed quiet, 20 points lower. Mid
ding uplands 13c; middling gulf 13.25c;
sales $500 bales.
Futures opened steady. December 12.Soc;
nJauary L SIC; February 12.93c; March
IS .05c; April Is .1Sc; May Il. 25c; June13. 2sc;
July 1880; August 12.96c.
Futures closed steady. December IL. sc;
January 12.e9c: February 12.S0c; March
u 9ac: April l. 97c; May Is. 05c; June lS.05c;
July Is .o7c; August 12.74c.
Galveston, Dec. 2l.-Cotton-Firm. 12S4c.
New Orleans, Dec. 2i.-Cotton-Quiet.
MiddIiny 19Tsc
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WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis, Dec. 2i.-Wool-Nominal. Me-
dunn grades combing and clothing 17G21c;
light fine J5Tl7i5c; heavy fine IQl4sc;
tub washed 20n31c.
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At the TcIer.
CHAUTAUQuA CIRCLES.

The ingalls, Chautauqua circle viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. r.
Kesier, 1904 East Murdoch.
Roll call--Items of Interest.
Literary Readers. Chap. TX.
Magazine Article-American Art
Geographical Influences, Chap. ".
The East Side Chautauqus circle Will
meet with Mrs. Cummings, 1926 East
Central avenue. Wednesday evening
Program
Racial Composition Of American Peo-
ple-Miss Wolf.
Geographic Influences in American His
tory. Chap. VII.-Miss Johnson; Chap.
vIII.-Mr Hutchinson.
Book Revfew-The Leopard's Spots
Miss SAKE.
Roll call-Show the practical results OF
negro education.
Music-Mrs Cummings
Song-Dixfe-By the circle.
College Iiill Chautauqua circle viii meet
with Mrs. Ella Howard 2ts7 East Doug
las avenue Tuesday evening.
Roll caIl-Response from LongfeFlow's
poems.
The New Republic OF Panana-Miss
Spencer.
VIII Russia and Japan F1ght?-MIss
Buckner.
Hiavatha ard the Finnish epic, Ksle-
vzlau-Miss Taft
American Bsckvardnsss in Art-Nr-
Cleayeland
College Hin ChautsaarIa circle VII meet
this evening with Mrs Els Howard. 2oes
East Douglas avenue
Roll cail-Response from Longieffo~'s
poems
New Republic OF Panama-Mis< Spencer
VIII Russia and Japan Ftght7-M.ss
Buckner.
Hiawatha ard ths Kalvelzfa-sfsse Taft
American Backvardaess in Art-2Ts.
Cieaveiard
Pittshurg. Dec 1.-THE Idle window
glass workers OF ne country viii receive
cash Christmas presents from the or
ganizztion Of which they are members
Fully $75cs xiii Be distributed. This
money will come directly cut o. the tgs2s-
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were light even
for Monday. The bulk of sales were
stockers. The largest number Were sold
by a Spectator and were select. Good
stockers are required TO bring s. 90.
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Oliotl elCO I n L hN-Nh
Cash quotations were as folloWs.
Flour-Duun and steady.
Wheat-No. . spring s2QS3c; No. 5 72Q
7Sc: No. red S3Ms1c.
Corn-No. 421ac: No. yellow Acc.
Oats-No. 35l4@351zc; No. 3 white 35s4
G.v.$4c
Rye-No. 5215c.
Barley-Good feeding $5G36c; Fair to
choice mailing 42GQ52c;
Flax Seed-No. l Sc; No. northwest
ern S1.ea
Timothy Seed-Prime s2.S5.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per Dbl, ST.
ali. S7Ih: lard, per 100 lbs, Sc. 471zn6.5212;
short rib sides doose) ST. 12i2a 6.371s; short
clear sides (boxed) se.25n6.S7ls.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines sl.2l.
f,in,.ar Contract grade 81 .
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REAE az 81 Sa& al Hf2s2E 80 -,
Local Grain and Produce Market.

Local Grain and Produce Market.
Below find sales as made yesterday by
sample on the Wichita Board of Trade
basis, delivered Missouri river. To get
price f. O. b. your station. deduct Kansas
City rate from your station.
Wheat-No. , hard. 7eG32c; No. 3, 6sd69c;
No. T. 60q65c: rejected 5ld6oc
Corn-No. mixed. Ss12c; No. 8, size:
No. 4. SIC: No. white, SSlsc; No. ), SIC;
no grade. S9a35c.
Oats-No. mixed, Sac: No. 3. 32d23c.
Flour (car Iots)-Best patent to all
southern Kansas points. N-so: bran. Zoe;
shorts, S5q9Oc: corn chop, Soc; corn meal
sl.25.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. l, $3.50; no. z. $3.50;
praire, loose No. !. 500; Nc. .. $50S;
baied. No. l. SEQ; No. .. $500. No. ;. IS 90.
Butter-Packing, 1219c: country, 16qlSc.
Eggs-Fresh. per dozen, 25c-
Poultry-Hens, SIC; spring broilsrS, IL
70 , lbs. &c; young roosters. 81 to AZ lbs.
&c: turkey hens. lie; young toms. lie;
old toms. &c; geese. full feather. sc; ducks
full feather. &c.
Oranges. Valencia. box. sS,5oa3.15. lem
ons. box. sS.a5G+oo; strained honey, H.,
TIC; comb honey. per case BIS; walnuts,
14c; almonds. ID. 13c; Brazils. H..
.1sc: pecans. h.. 12c: filberts. ID. 10;
3cheese. fiat 10. lac; brick. l5c: hmberset
15c; " A, 1870: Kansas. 14c: bananas.
H.. 4isc: apples Dbl, sS.75d4-0G: potatoes.
bu., S5c: cabbage, H.. 219c; Spanish
onions, per crate. Sl.50; fancy red globe
onions. &c per H.; peanuts. h., jumbo,
SIC; roasted. l0isc; parrot, SIC; roasted,
SIC, fige. per box. s1.25
Wool--Iight bright medium I5l1ec:
DARK ami heavy medium, l20i4c. heavy
fine. SOLE; hurry .dSc-
Jeather-No ! Phoenix. sc: 3 Coo. har-
mt, a. gNas- ~, 60 ,sr4 l.
r sSc; \. 4oc: Pure oak. Sac; stirting. sac;
nc; sole leather. slaughter. 80. sc; oak
sole. SiaS5c per side.
Hides-G. s. and > rounds. SIC; side
Drands. 5Slc: under 81 lbs. 4isc: buiis.
&c; green hides. lhc less than cured;
part cured. NC less; No. horse. s2.sS: No.
q S25; pony and No. 3. 7ecQSi.eo: glue
hides. Sl.c: dry hint butchers. ls lbs. and
up. iSc; dry fint fallen, 10 lbs. and Up.
lie: dry flint. under is lbs. SC: dry salt,
1oc; dry Gull. &c; No. j tallow. SAC: No.
tallow, 27xc: sheep pelts. green. 3oGS0c:
dry. easc per 10.
Hams. westphalia brand-10-l2 10. av-
erage. lie: 12-l4 lie; 14-I6. lie; Ie-IS.
lie; 1920 lie. Add &c per Id. cuseiP lb-e7
lie: lS-2e, lie: skinned. le-2o lbs rsc;
20 lbs. and over 10i2c. Add i4c per 10. for
fancy wrapping.
Breakfast Bacon-Niagara, 5 lbs and
under strictly fancy. lie; Westphalia.
s-10 lbs. fancy. lie; Buffalo. 1912 lbs.
i very good. l3c: Winfield. l2-14 H.. good.
Vic; Add nc per 10. for fancy wrapping
= kept Niagara. Boneless roulettes. Ice:
srDaisy hams no hone. no fat &c; break
fast bacon backs good slcersl. l0c: Epi-
cures Delight. Dold's fancy Niagara
hams, 12-14 lbs. I2c-
Side Meats. dry salt Extra short cleags.
SIC; standard backs, 1890 TIC: fat backs
Sac; clear bellies, 1918, &C; H-l6, SEC;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-22
Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS.

Some Of the shippers say there will be
more hogs marketed after the holidays
The farmers expect better prices then, but
will they get them
c. p johnson took q trip out in the
country last Sunday to see how things
look outside of the city. He says the
wheat is short but a good stand. He
thinks it is too early to make any predic-
: tons about the next crop.
Shippers who furnished the hogs for the
early market were Nolan Brothers, La
mont o. t.. VIM. Risley, Blackwell O..
T.; w. J. Norris. Oxford; Muegge Bros,
Lamont O. T.; fuller George. Jefferson,
o. T.; and L. w Johnston, Pond Creek,
o. T.
G. w. Heter of Peabody marketed car
load of hogs yesterday,
]. H. Martin of Mayfield. Maddox &
Cavenaugh of Sharon and Abe Meeks of
Nardin. o. T., consigned a car load OF
hogs each that arrived about the time
the market closed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-07
WEATHER RECORD.
Highest

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending Oct. s.