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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
CLOTHES OF PREMiERs.

CFrom London Men and Women)
The late Lord Salisbury shared with MI
Gladstone n disregard for clothes, and
several times his attire was referred 10
with rerret by satorial writers. So long
as his coat hung fairly we'll from the
shoulders the deceased Premier cared 1T
tie hut he never went the length of MI
,iadstone-whose clothes were often so
shabby that only an eminent person
would wear them. Lord Salisbury's hats
were enormous affairs. quite equaliing
Mr.. Gladstones in size, and much more
resuectabie. Indeed. Mr.. Glsdstone's head
gear was generally in the shocking bad
hat category While IN attendance IN
The commons. Mr.. Gladstone dressed fair
i. we'll but outside the house he paid Iii
lie attention TO his garments. The sue
casso~s in office Of the great depstsd
arc on the other hand. careless drossers
soecislfv Lord Salisbury, who designed
a COLLAR for himself with the turnover
beaks rounded Cor gresteT comfort and
DURABILITY. Mr. Balfoar's appearance ia
,.s,;-lv very smart on social occasions
although he seemingly does not endeayor
to attain the wen-Sroomed condition OF
Mr. Chamberlain.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
Chicago, H., Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receipts.
500; market, nominal Good 10 prime steers.
s. 15I5.75; poor 10 medium, Sc. 5oI4 70
stockers and feeders. s2-ooq425; cows. SIS
G4.0o; heifers, s2.GGQI15; Gamers. s1-501
20; bulls. s20Ga4.5t; calves. S5Gas.7a:
Texas fed steers, S3.609S.75; western
steers, $3006420
Ho,s-1Reeeipts. today. S2.o00: Monday.
$1,000; market Zoe to 15c lower. Mixed and
butchers, s4.2oI4.55; good to choice heavy,
81. f9fii.5 50; rough heavy. s415g4.35; light.
81 2eGI445
Sheep Receipts. 25oOa: sheep and lambs,
steady. Good to choice wethers. $3.50
425; fair TO choice mixed. S3.o0G3.T5; west
ern sheep. s3.00q3.s5: native lambs, $4D
G5.75; western lambs s4.0oG5.40.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market unchanged. Export
and dressed beef steers. s4.4]f5.0o; fair to
good. s360G4.4g; western fed steers. S.. .
3S5; stockers and feeders, $2p0@3-7o;
southern steers. s2.5eG3.35: southern COWS.
S. s5li2. 60; native cows, s1.75G3.50; native
heifers, s2.0OQ3sO; bulls. 2.l5a3.25; calves,
se.56s6.00.f 5 q
Receipts for the week. 37.z00.
Ifogs-Receipts, 4,oee, market 1oc to i5c
lower Top. ss.55: bulk of sales s45oa4.S5 .;
heavy. S45el4.55; packers, s4.559455; pigs
and lights, s4.40d4.50
Receipts for the week, 42,100.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Native lambs,
s4.5905 %; fed ewes. se9o6i3.35; stockers
alad feed ers 81 Fed3.35.- es-s =
Receipts for the week, 3O,400.
ST. Louis
ST. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receipts.
400: market steady. Beef steers. $3.50
5. 40; stockers and feeders, s2.5043.so; cows
ana, heifers, s2,25I425. fancy corn-fed
heifers. up to $3.50: Texas steers, S22oq
425: cows and heifers. s2.OGq3lOo.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market. SLOW, loc
lower. Pigs and lights, t4.250445: pack
ers ~ al1a 40; butchers and best heavy,
$4.9Gdi.55.
Sheep-Receipts 500; market. steady Ma
tiyes. IS. 10d3.75; lambs, $iooG5O.
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EASY TONE IN WHEAT
Cables Did Not Respond to
Advance on Their Side.
LONGS SOLD FIR EEL Y
Corn, Oats and Provisions All
Sold Lower.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The fact that cables
did not respond to the advance here yes
terday caused an easier tone in wheat
at the start, and opening sales on May
were unchanged to Sc lower, at S2l4c to
s2ac.
There was fair scattered demand
early but offerings were more than suf-
ficient to meet the wants and after
selling at S2ssaa4c, May gradually de-
clined. Local longs sold freely through
out the entire session and there was
nothing in the way OF news TO stimulate
any large buying movement. With the
exception of the July option which was
firm on continued dry weather in the WIN
ter wheat section the market closed weak
with May hc lower at S21sc, after SELL
ing at S2Ghc.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 2ss.1Oo bushels. Primary re-
ceipts We're 976,e0o bushels against 9i9. 800
bushels year ago. Minneapolis. Dulutn
and Chicago reported receipts of S16 cars
against SIS cars last week, and SS5 cars
year ago.
Expectations OF heavy deliveries on De-
cember contracts caused liberal iiquida-
ton Of that option in the corn pit and
the market weakened uncer the pressure
to sell. The weakness in wheat also had
a depressing influence. The demand was
only moderate and from scattered points.
After opening a shade 20 axe lower at
4s1.sc TO 1850, May sold between 423sq4Sc
and 1901, closing at l3is Local receipts
were 2O3 cars, with seven Of contract
grade.
The same conditions that ogeyrned
wheat and corn prevailed in oats and the
trade was weak. Local longs sold out
their stocks and this affected the whole
list. May opened shade to ;qsac lower
at 3s1sc to 3sssc, sold between Soc and
3sssc, closing at 36;c. Local receipts were
l35 cars.
Liberal receipts of hogs and renewed
talk Of enormous receipts ror next week
caused liquide ton in provisions. The sell
ing was largely by packers. Shorts were
the best buyers but there was a scattered
dealings from other scources that held
the market steady at the decline. Janu-
airy pork closed 17I4c lower at slo.s11a;
January lard and ribs were each TIC
lower at $751; and s5.67ta.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat 50 cars; corn. 200 cars. oats, $50
cars, hogs, $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Lard-open kettle. tierces about $50
los. SIC; grainy, tierces. about $50 lbs.
&c; smooth. tierces, about 800 lbs. nc;
silver Crest brand tierces, about $50
IDS, 7cs bakers special Tin tie-ces and
So-lb. tubs only, fierce. Gszc; lard COM
pound, terces. about $50 lbs, 61zc- Add
Tor smaller packages; 60-Ih. wooden
tubs. &c ID; so-lb. wooden tubs. &c h.;
oo-lb. tins. 5000 Id. cases, &c h.: 2n-lb.
tins, So-Ib. cases, ssc h.: ie-lb tins. 6o-lb.
cases. &c h.; 5-lb. tins. s3-ib. cases. &c
3D. 3ib. tins. GLIB cases. 1c 10.
tfesh Pork-Dressed hogs heads of.
&c; heads on, SAC; fresh shoulders. SIC;
skinned, 6lc; fresh hams. loc; skinned.
O1ac; fresh daisies. i0c. pork loins, SC;
tenderloins. lie: fat backs, skin On, &c:
raw leaf lard. Sc; spare ribs. &c; hogs
tongues. 1oc; hogs brains. 1L-ib. boxes.
sc; pigs feet, cleaned. sc: uncieaned. &c:
hogs ears, cleaned, &c: not cleaned, &c:
hogs livers, each, sc; hogs hooks. SIZE;
pigs tails, &c; gatherings. &c; hogs
heads. cleaned. SIC; neck bones. &c; back
bones. &C.
Fresh Beef and Muttsn-Cows and
heifers. 41z45izc; fore quarters, f.95c;
hind quarters, G97c; steers, 7G7Ac: fore
quarters. 5i14s1zc; hind quarters, eilzg
1o1sc; beef loins. No. ], &c; No. 2. &c;
beef ribs, No. /. &c; No. 2. &c; chucks and
PioNcs>, oN, SqudIc CANCaS, iohhSp
&c; shanks. &c: plates, 2i1e: round and
rump, 5q5zc; suet, &c; beef lvers. SC;
hearts, SC: tongues. 19c: brains, cleaned.
&c; sweetbreads. &c; OK tails, &c; lambs,
Sc; mutton, &C.
Dried Beef-Insides, 1890: knuckies,
12ikc.
Picked Products-Pigs' feet Dbl. SIPS:
15-bbl. 500; A-bbl.. s1.75; s-bbl., s1-09;
kits, Is lbs, &c; regular tripe. s-bbl-.
$40; iz-bbt, s1.15; H-bbi.. soc; honey
comb tripe. is-bbl, s1.25; kits. 15 lbs.
lilo; spiced pigs tongues. 14-bbl. S5-15;
1s-bbl., 500; kits. Is lbs, s225: hogs
shouts and ears, is-bbi.. s6.0e: lt-bbl.,
1926; h-Lbl,. SIS: kits, Is lbs, s1.S5
Sansage-Rathman pressed ham. car
toons about % lbs, &C; Dewey sausage,
cartoons about p lbs, Sc. weiners, car
toons about 25 lbs, SC; bologna, cartoons
about % lbs, &C; Cony Island Frank
forts, 10-lb cartoons, 10c; pork sausage.
bulk. 10-lb. cartoons. 6lsc; line. 1o-lb. car
toons, 65sc; liver sausage, round, SC;
long, &c; head cheese. &C.
Sausages in "Konserve'D. packed in
iron bound painted pals, with handles
and having 4-inch bung in head, which
obviates the necessity of taking off tho
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna, lib. pals. sl-0o; 2o-lb. pals.
$3.50: G0-lb. pals. sS.45; weiners. 15-,b.
pals, s1.55; 30-lb. pals s. 90; so-lb. pals,
t5.S5; pork sausage, 15-lb. pals. S.45: 3o-lb.
pals, $40; e0-ib. pals, $5.25.
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Cattle Sales.
Local Grain and produce Market.


Below find sales as nude yesterday by
sample on the Wichita Board of Trade
basis. delivered Missouri river. To get
price T. o. b. your station. deduct kansas
City rate from your station.
Wheat-NoS hard, 72T73c; No g. 67G70c:
No !. el165c; rejected, 591Goc.
Corn-No. mixed. 3Sl9c; No. Q, size;
No. 4. BIC; No. white. S9c; No. 3. Csc; no
grade, 3e435c.
Oats-No. mixed, SAC: No. ,. 3o1a3c.
Flour Gear lotsD-Eest patent. to all
southern Kansas points. $50; bran. zoe;
Fhorts S59soc; corn chop, 90C; corn neal,
sl25
= Hay-Alfalfa, No. /, $3.50: No. 9. Sc so;
prsire, loose. No. l, soc; No. .. 500;
baled No /. S7.3o; No 2, $500. No J. s. 90
Butter-Paclbing. 12c; country, 16GlSc.
Eggs-Fresh per dozen, pc.
Poultry-Hens. 4isc; spring broilers. liz
to . lbs. &C; young ROSTERS. 4dilzc; tur-
key hens, &C; toms Gl5c; geese. full
feather, &c; ducks, full feather. &c; young
ducks, 6ikc.
observation-disclosures prices &c tradc,--
Oranres vfiencia. box. So 5o4s.75. lem
ons. box, sS.75940O; strained honey, H.,
7i-r; comb honey, h.. lie: walnuts. H..
,4c; almonds. H.. l3c; Brazils. ID.
I2c: pecans. ID. 12c: filberts. lb-, a.;
cheese. fiat, lb.. l4c: brick. l5c; limoerget
15c: Y. A, 14lsc: Kansas. lsc: bananas.
H., &c; apples. Dbl. 50 75Gs.00; potatoes.
bu.. Sc; cabbage. h.. &c; Spanish
onions. perecrate. $50; fancy red globe
onions. &c per h.; peanuts. ID. jumbo.
SIC: roasted. l0izc; parrot, 6lsc; roasted.
SIC; fge. per box. is.
Wool-Idght bright medium. I5a16c;
dark ami heavy medium, leqi4c. heavy
fine. sQl1c; hurry. 7gsc.
Leather-No. l Phoenix. Sc. 3 sec; har-
ness. union A. Sac. . sec: chestnut oak.
n42c: sole leather slaughter. :oQ$Hc: oak
sole. 35G3sc per side.
Hides-G. s. and rounds CSC; side
brands 5S4c: under 50 lbs. ii2c; bulls,
&c; green hides. Itkc Jess than cured;
part cured. nc less; No. no;Se SIS: No.
?. sl.25; pony and No. 5, 55cdfsI.0: glue
hides SIC; dry mint butchers. IL lbs and
up, 15c; dry flint fallen. is lbs. ard Up,
lie: dry flint under l6 lbs. &c: dry salt
Ioc; dry Gull. &c: No / tallow. SIC: No.
? taiiow, CSC; sheep pelts. green. ScgsS9c;
dry. 6d9c per ie.
Hams, Westphalia brand-lO-i2 III. av-
erage. Iliac; l2-li, Ihc; 1+-l6 HE: l6-is
1liHc; 1922. 1Ii2c; skinned. 1920 lbs, lsA.c;
30 lbs. and over 1lSc. Add &c per lb.
for fancy wrapping.
Breakfast Bacon. Westphalia brand
$40 Id. average. Ice: 1912 10. 1ic;
strips, 4-6 average. lsi2c. Add Ac per
ID. for fancy wrapping Dold's Sweet
Picked English Bacon Bellies. 1874 lbs.
IS;tc: CaIiforaiss (picnics). TIC: homeless
roulettes. Ice. Add &c per 10. for fancy
wrapping. Dold's fancy Niagara break
fast bacon. 2ec; Niagara hams. 12-h lbs.
ISc Fancy wrapped no extra charge
Side Meats. dry salt-Extra short clears.
7S.c: standa7d backs. 1870, si4c; fat backs,
Glsc; clear bellies. Ie-14 lli=c; if-le lie:
1918 l0S.c: 20 and up. l9I.c; fosters. &C:
cheek butts. sc: $. p. butcher" backs,
lie
Side Meats. smoked-Racon. extra short
clears. $50; fat backs, &c; English b.
con bellies J2-l4. i2i.c. l&-se. isc:' Gear
bellies. 1918. 1lsac; 20 ana Up, He; ba cor
fosters. SC.
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KING EDWARD AS FIREMAN.
nrom tNe london standardl.


By actively assisting 70 suhdue the
flames at his racing stables Lord Rose
l.ery is added TO fine famous people who
have turned fireman on occasion Though
We now learn that II is net true that
th, Pope siuperintended TIE werk OF put
ting out the fire st the Vatican, the
German emperor was certainly well 10
the front when thers was an outbreak in
the New Palace = year ago. King Ed
ward. tee. displayed the utmost energy
when a fire took Place 1T Marlborough
House in July. ISIS. lie toa's command
OF the water-taps ard superintendent the
filling and passing Of jugs and buckets
snd the flames not a5atins he took fur
Their measures. When Captain Shaw az
rived with his brigade he found the King
In his shirt-sieeves and as black as
sweep. hard al work ripping W the scor-
ing TO GET at the seat CT the lxe.
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This fou.~ r. III The EneilsA style 80
seservesly grosszz ssSr.sIar and IN charm
srx in is exterior and very corve-is., T.
TIE Interior. il - shown beilt eofirsly q
xood ses eesnert caa be ss~f for The
walls z-d ,1n.siing = e-ras ADVANTAGE.
though :. N sac-ease4 cost
Te~ rsof s. sss-gse1. fl.e haszss = f2sn-
ost, q b c-ezrn a. sef. &c. xssh b-9xn
ti-nses.rx. starred. ard . 30 ro5f
II ssa realty sssiEEtsai sS-ze. e>--
sar.zE.e ard aezgfsaz- TIE eetrznc<
2orch Iez1s into ilse E25. sAsch as ,
corner nook ard So1r issesng - me
r.xxzs At ;he =sse. ~isea Eaz1ss rszAszs
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Dec. 5.-Cotton-Futures
opened steady at a net loss OF D 10 .
points and closed steady, net points
lower TO points higher.
Snot closed Quiet: middling uplands.
- CSC: middling gulf. 12.eoc. Sales, 10'
bales.
Futures closed steady. December. II 4cc
January. FAC: February. 12.53c; March.
12.57c; April. 12.55c; ay, 125sc; June. l2.5ec );
July, 12.57c.
Galveston, Tex, Dec. 5.-Cotton-Steady'
12Lc.
New Orleans. La, Dec. 5.--Cotton-
Quiet: middling. i2isc.
Liverpool. Dec. 5.-Cotton-Spot' Hniet
prices TO 10 points higher. American miu-
ding. 6.Sid.
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szs rfsnz~y. Tas back stairs are $3.50
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aEa.z fron fso akrzry as vsa Sc 80
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fer sAe sssszss~s eesss n =esf stssrs-
saezss -exr isre~ eass<~.
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o1 the BroGuce EScnaDge To-Day, the
butter market was steady; creamery. 168
cases included, 5a25c; cheese. steady, 10
dlolAc
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo. Dec. Close: Wheat
-Dccomber. ssI2c: May. 70ssc: cash. No
. hard. 72I7sc; No. 5 6Siza51c: No. red,
ga s5c: No. 4. 65as,c; rejected, eoQ62c;
No. 3 S0SS3c.
Bran-eSc; shorts. nominally. 7sa7sc.
CornJDecember. 3Sc: May. S7GS71sc: cash
No mixed. Seisc: No white. 4oc; No
3. S9d3eizc.
oats-No. white. sSassc: No. mixed.
SJi55Isc
Bu;ter-Creanery aoa22c: dairy. fancy,
i?c
Eggs-Fresh, s.1ec.
Receipts of wheat. 1a5 cars.
ST. Louis.
81. Louis. Mo. Dec. Chose: Wheat
No red. cash elevator. nominal: track.
sIhe7e2c; December. s1i4c; May, SAC; July.
76 c; No. hard. 77LaG7ac.
Corn-Lower-No. cash. 4ic: track &c:
December. 4ic: May. Elsc-
Oats-Iower: No. cash. SIC; track.
s.is aasc; December, 3sisc; May, s7i.c; No.
? white. Sc.
Lead--Firn. slo2i=.
StsctSe--Ossi, S--Si.
Poultry-Steady: chickens. &c: springs.
7isc: turkeys 1e;sc: ducks. Zoe; geese. Sc
Butter-Firui: creamery. eod2sisc; dairy.
i5d2sc.
Esgs--Lowe- sc, loss Of
New York Produce.
New York Dec. 5.-Butter-R.ceip.s
$3.50 packages; market firm Creamery.
1sn25e; state dairy. lSG2ic-
Cheese-Rsceipts. 43o packages; mar
ket quiet: state. full cream. fancy. large
and small eolored and white. September,
IAN
Eggs-R Receipts. 3Iea: market strong:
western, SSdSic.
Sugar-Rav. nominal: fair refining.
3-iee: centrifugal, IS test. ll-isc: mo-
lasses sugar. 2 Bile: re1nid, quiet; crush
ed. s.osc: powdered. tSc; granniated.
s5Sc.
Conee-S;eaiy; No. Rio. s.sc.
FoEl,ry-Aiive. weak: western chicken
1870: fowls. 1lc: turkeys. iec. dressed
weak: western chickens. Ie<li-isc: folSs.
iii<TIac; turkeys. i4Htsc-
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New York Money Market

New York Dec. CLOSE; Prime rssr-
car.tiie paper sTSiss stirling exchange.
steady: scuta! business IN nzisers bifis
az s. s. 1894 Sc for demand. ard a. ~ .
9x.ssa for sixty day bills. posted rates
81 s0r64N and sss+fis<Ss: commercial
bills. - ar-lxS
Far silver. SIC: Mexican dollars Ei-c.
Government bonds. STEADY. raifro1d
bonds. steady.
Close: Money. on cali. uoznizsi. ~
loans Tine loans. steady: Fa-Aays au'
se-days. 5 Per cent: six months. 80.
-~r cent
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trie battery are 30 arranged that The
light arc passes through thr s'reafr or
near A. The ozone IL which Is thereby en-
gencorcd from the oxygen % the air %
said 70 be sufficient 90 kill all fnicro-or-
genisms contained in the milk.
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An apparatus in use In Germany To-
the publication of milk by ozouization l.
so constructed that the milk contained In
a Vessel flows thence in a thin stream
into another vessel passed below. The
wires ami carbon points OF strong cleo
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm: winter patents, 4.20G422;;
straits, s3.7oaf.10; spring patents. $4,000
400; straits. $2.5Gd3.75; bakers, s.. 1903. %.
Wheat-No. 3 spring. 7sqs2c; No. red.
S6Gs61.c.
Corn-No ., 421sc; No. . yellow, 44l.c.
Oats-No. 2. 351sc: No. white, 35G37Ac.
Rye--No. 2, Size.
Barley-Good feeding. 34a37c; fair to
choice mating. 43GoSc.
Flax Seed-No. 1, Gle; No. I northwest
ern, CSC.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s2.S5.
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl, sll12s
Gl1.25; lard. per ic0 lbs. s6.37ikG6.40; short
ribs sides Qoosel. s60ea6.25; short clear
sides. Cboxed), s6.12laG6.25.
whiskey-Basis of high wines SI.27.
Clover-t,ontract grade Slice
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec 5-The dry goods mar
ket shows some signs Of settling down,
ars \ few more quotations are available.
hfft the future is still very hazy and Pre-
dicticns arc ri made with any certainty
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by manufacturers or sellers. The busi-
ness of the day was not large, although
inquiries were frequent fro mthose who
have not supplied their wants to the full
est extent for the coming spring. and they
are particularly anxious about prices.
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ten6er. $50. As. 500: increase. s1.146,s0O. Spe-
Gle. sl51. Gil $50; decrease. S629.6e0 Reserve,
s2l7. 90. 400: increase, s1l7.200. Reserve re-
quired, 500. Tzs.i09: Increase. sz.lp Sur
plus. S. 305, 800; increase. :iS9.l0o. EX-
Nited States deposits, sl55o5.57o: increase.
81 III, go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
WOOL MARKET.

st: Louis. No, Dec 5.-Wool-Dull; me.
dunn grades. combing and clothing, l.4
Ole: nght fine. l5al7isc; heavy line, l2p
14tkc. tub washed, 29aSlc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Bank Ssasenen..

New Yo-f. De- 5-The statement OF
averages for the Gearing tc-se banks ~
Iris rity for the weak shows
Leans. SSsz ssk 81. szcTezsf- i-ls--se De-
posts ss<. Ienfsa izcTe2rc. S.s4s-fs- CIR
cuIs uoa. tE. -. 80 increase. <i.sS- LeSz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
HOGS GO STILL LOWER
Decline Here Was Ten to
Twelve and a Half Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS $40
Prices Here Are Very Near
Missouri River Markets.

Hog receipts yesterday ~ere fully up
to expectations for Saturday but the
market took an9Hier tumble downward
snd the decline here was about 10 to
12is cents. All of the hogs that arrived
late Friday night were sold 10 arrive and
yesterday morning they were turne.
over TO the packers and quoted this morn
ing under the head of early sales. By
comparing the sales on this market with
those at Kansas City and Chicago it
will be seen that the men vino sell their
hogs IN this city are getting compare
lively good prices. The top sale here
yesterday was fifteen cents under the
top sale quoted in Kansas City but the
bulk Of the sales here we're within about
ten cents of the bulk OF the larger Mis-
souri, river market. The top sales yester-
day We're $40 but at the ciose it would
have taken pretty good hogs to have
brought over s4.3711.
Hog Sales.
BY an arrangement between the packers
and commission men, hogs arriving late
ia the night are fed. watered and weighed
up on arrival and the next morning sold
at the previous days prices. These hogs
are quoted under the head of early sales.
and the fresh receipts, the 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, 1903-12-06
MEANS

That the brain and nervous system
will be restored to q healthful eondi-
ton That instead Of constantly los
ing vitality. you will gain vigor and
strength. That instead Of life being .
misery, you viii enjoy the fruits OF
robust manhood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
MEANS

II the brain becomes soft-Insanity.
Epilepsy or Paralysis. II the spinal
column becomes innamed and soft.
partial loss CT power Of one or more
organs or complete paralysis. II you
consult us in time, IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

On the Produce Exchange today, The
butter market was steady: creamery. 16lI
25c; 6airies. 4I2lc: eggs. firm. IT mark
cases included, a25c; cheese. steady, 10
Gf1QlAc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
BRAIN ON FIRE!
nrlA NERVES. sLEEpLEss WILD DELICIOUS


That your brain and nerve structure
are gradually becoming soft. That
they are losing their vitality. That
their power OF restoring waste is be-
coming less. II you fail to get re-
- =
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-26
Court Notes.

John B. Connolly was placed under arrest by I. J. Crabtree, United States deputy marshal of Candle, yesterday on warrant sworn out by w. M Wheeler. The charge against Con- molly is perjury. He worked last year for Wheeler, and to collect some money is said to have sworn falsely. He will probably be bound over and tried at Nome.
 Nes L. Peterson was fined e25 and costs for assault and battery. The war. rant was sworn out by D. J. Preston. Peterson bought claim that turned out to be valuable, and Preston, it is alleged, tried to jump it. In putting him of Peterson became rough and hit him in the face. He plead guilty and was fined in Judge Reeds court.
 The case of U. s. vs Harry C. Cor. don and w. R. Hart, for compounding crime, was tried this morning. The jury had not reached decision up to the time of going to press.
 The cases of U. s. vs. D. w. Sim. mons, Charles Ramsdale and c. D. Lane will come up for trial tomorrow.
 Six witnesses in the case of U. s. vs. Simmons. which was set for trial las, Monday, Leo Bartz, Patrick Burns, Nels Swanberg, Joseph Lee, Thomas Muckle and Joseph Lane, failed to pu, in an appearance. The case was up in the district court, and the witnesses were sent for at once on contempt Oi court proceedings. It is expected that they will report soon.