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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nov. Is.-Prices ruled above
last nights level Throughout today's ses-
sion of the stock exchange. but there
were numerous minor fluctuations. until
the tendency OF the market was clinch-d
by strong and comprehensive upward
movement in the final dealings. which
carried prices to the highest level OF the
day, where they closed. Net gains OF
from TO points are the general result
The market showed hesitation from time
TO time chiefly on account of the current
pressure on United States Steel preferred
This stock WAS carried down 10 500 soon
after the opening and reacted 10 that
point or near II several times during the
day, each time with disturbing effect
upon the stock. The assertion was made
that orders on the books of the steel rail-
mills present almost wholly the residue
from orders for delivery last year. but
carried over into the present year. The
report of q cut in black steel sheets was
also an influence. The resistance of the
stock as il approached 90 was attributed
to buying for account Of the preferred
stock conversion syndicate. The stock
finally sympathized with the strength or
the general market and rose more than
q point over last night. thus freeing The
market from its restraining influence and
facilitating the closing advance.
The stirring OF pooi operation in a num-
Der OF minor railway stocks was contin-
ued some OF which rose yesterday and
being selected today and others OF the
same class were added today. This move
ment in itself had no great effect on the
market, but the resumption of this kind
OF speculative activity is considered symp-
tomato OF the easier conditions of the
money market and the decidedly less
stringent exactions regarding collateral
and even regarding the proposed use OF
borrowed funds which have been existent
in the money market IN the recent past
Money could be had today for short per-
iods down to 60 days for So per cent, while
for longer periods the rates are lower.
but with practically no business. With
,ne easier tone in money and the recovery
in exchange, there was an awakening dis
cussion as TO the probable termination OF
the gold import movement. The total
engagements of gold are in the neighbour
hood of 50. oeo. Co., of which upward of
s65l2, 900 is still due to arrive. Heavy Of
ferings OF cotton bills weakened the eX-
change rate again and an additional $500
600 gold was taken in London for New
York; This was probably a decisive in
fiuence on the late buying movement in
stocks.
Bonds were duh and about steady To-
tai sales, par value, s. $4,000 United
States IS declined a per cent and the old
As ,. per cent on the last call.
Citations were as fnllnUS:
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HOG MARKET LOWER
Sellers Refused to Concede
That Much Decline,
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Good Hogs Required to Bring
$40 al Close.

The hog market took a big tumble yes
terday and closed here fifteen cents
lower. The late arrivals were not sold
because buyers and sellers were apart in
their views. The buyers claimed that
sellers were pricing their hogs only five
to ten cents lower. They showed private
dispatches which said that Kansas City
packers had bought their hogs 4 fat
twenty cents tower. yesterday than the
previous day and the buyers here de-
Handed fifteen cents off from Tuesdays
prices. Doid and Gudahy wanted The hogs
and they remained on the market until
dark trying TO buy the hogs. The COM
mission men could not be blamed Cor try
ing to hold the market up because these
twenty-cent breaks in the market make
it pretty hard on the shippers. who buy
their hogs on a close margin. The buy
e-s for the packing houses claim that
they very promptly follow when the Mis-
souri, river markets advance and that
when they decline there should be a like
reduction here.
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OF A MONTANA BLIZZARD

Gid residents OF nor,hern Montana sill
peak os ire terrible s;orn % TIE winter
of IssI - the most severe within tEsir
knoSledge. Many remember as 0se pn-
toward incident - that trying ard dis
SstrouS storm the search fcT Charles
Casey driver % The sage between sIa
River and For, Benton.
One O. ire Old Inhabitants ct Fort Pen
tor = William Rowe. 81. VITO J. the
early days ran The stage between Re
leza aid Fort Benton and % ci-as boz
I nthe Ni-ter - 81 he was T--nzi.g Tie
stage between Fort BeEssE ard S-n river.
on o. hts drivers being a Young naz1
named czssy. Mr. Ro-ne toii q the dnt-
ing % Casey as fellows
CASEY Jeff SUI river Ter FORT Es1toa
with q single horzr ard single r1g. there
being TO passengers There was drsvfns
storm when Re eft ard he soon got lest
he rad been six Gays iozt before heard
OF T. at al. cS T.s showed IN a. High
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WHEAT CLOSED HIGHER
Demand Was Good and Sellers
We're Cautious.
FEAR DECEMBER SQUtEZE
Corn and Oats Feel Effect of
Bull Movement.

Chicago, Nov. 1s.-The feature OF the
trading in the wheat pit was the urgent
demand for the December delivery, while
at the same time there was very little
on the market, and as a result Of this the
price took sharp upturn. With the ex-
ception Of the continued favorable
weather. conditions in general favored
bulls and the cash demand was much
improved. There was a good scattered
demand for both December and May at
the start. and the former month opened
lsai1c higher. at 7SQ7s,sc Outside mar
kets were all higher with those at Du-
luth and Minneapolis showing special
strength Fears OF the December shorts
that Il deal was about to be sprung on
them by big local operator were the
primary causes for the sudden enxiety
to cover short lines. and these. fears were
strengthened By the report from Duluth
that big line there held by this same
prominent operator had been sold for
eastern shipment which would cut off
this source of supply for filling December
contracts. AS the price advanced there
was considerable buying by commission
houses on stop orders. which added to
the strength. and during the last hour
the price rose rapidly. December selling
up to 7shc The close was at 7sq79lsc.
a gain of nc. Clearances Of wheat and
-four were equal TO 1900 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were l,267.3so bushels.
against As. 800 bushels a year ago Min
neapolis and Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 63s cars, against SO cars last
week and S5l cars a year ago.
During the early part Of the session
there was tendency on the part OF local
bears to sch corn. influenced by the favor
able weather and lower cables. and prices
held steady. Closing prices were at the
top. December being up %q7sc. at 421ac.
after selling between 4lssc and 425sc. Lo-
cal receipts were 139 cars.
There was considerable buying by shorts
in December oats and the market ruled
strong After ranging between S31kc and
34@c. December closed 11.Gl4c higher, at
1880 Local receipts were Ill cars.
Provisions ruled steady. at a small de-
cline for all products Liberal receipts of
hogs and lower prices at the yards had
a depressing influence. About the only
feature was the selling OF January lard
by commission house and buying by pit
traders. January pork closed unchanged
at $11i7Js: January lard was sc lower, at
$685. with ribs unchanged, at $50.
Estimated receipts fer tomorrow:
Wheat, 40 cars; corn, 100 cars; oats, ll5
cars; hogs. 81. coo head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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65kc; clear bellies. 12-14 lltzc; 1915. lie;
1918. I03.c: 20 and up. IoNc: fosters. 7c:
cheek butts, sc; S. p. butcher backs,
lie
Side Meats. smoked-Bacon. extra short
clears. SIC: fat backs. TIC; English ba-
con bellies. 12-l4. I2i9c; lf-le, 12c: clear
bellies. 1918. 1lAc; 20 and up. uAc; bacon
fosters. Sc.
Lard-Open kettle, tierces. about $50
lbs. size: grainy. tierces. about 800 lbs,
Sc; smooth. tierces. about $50 lbs, TIC;
Silver Crest brand. tierces. about 800
lbs. nc; bakers special lin tierces and
S0-lb. tubs only (tierce). &c; lard COM
pound. tierces, about $50 lbs, SIC. Add
for smaller packages: 60-lb. wooden
tubs. &c Id; S0-lb wooden tubs. &c ID;
50-lb. tins. 5o-l0o 10. cases. &c Id; 2o-ib.
tins, S0-lb cases. sac ID /; 1e-lb. tins. 6O-lb.
cases. &c ID: 5-lb. tins. so-lb cases. &c
h; 3-lb. tins, so-lb cases. 1c ID
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs. heads of,
nc; heads on. &c; fresh shoulders. &C.;
skinned. 6l4c; fresh hams. loc: skinned,
10lkc: fresh daisies lie; pork loins. 10lzc;
tenderlOins, lie; fat backs. skin on, 1c;
raw leaf lard, TIC; spare ribs. &c; hogs
tongues. 10c; hogs brains, 1o-lh. boxes.
&c: pigs feet. cleaned. SC: unclaimed. 4c;
hogs ears. cleaned, &C: not cleaned, &C.
hogs livers, each, &c: hogs hooks, 5l2c:
pigs tails. 31sc. gatherings, &c; hogs
heads, cleaned, 5ikc: neck bones, &c; back
bones. &c
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and
heifers. 4k65Hc: fore quarters. 4iaa5c;
hind quarters. sac; steers, 7G7zc; fore
quarters, 51kG6lEc; hind quarters, SIG
l0ikc; beef loins. No. ], 1Gc; No. ?. Sc;
beef ribs, No. !. sc; No. 2, &c; chucks and
plates. 315c; square ,chucks. sc. tanks.
&c; shanks, &c; plates. 21sc; round ana
rIImp, 6@61zc: suet, &c; beef livers. sc;
hearts, sc; tongues. loc; brains. cleaned.
&C; sweetbreads. Csc; OK tails, PFC;
lambs, SC.
Dried Beef-Insides. lsl4c; knas,zles.
PFC.
Picked Products-Pigs feet. Dbl. 81 %;
is-bbI. $500; L-bbl.. s1.75; is-bbl.. 500:
kits, Is lbs, 75c; regular tripe. 14-bbi..
$40; 14-bbl., SIS; 1s-bbl., soc; honey
comb tripe. 1S-bbl., Sl.25: kits. 10 lbs.
$40; spiced pigs tongues, Abb. $50;
1s-bbl., 500; kits, IS lbs, s2.25; hogs
shouts and ears, i5-bbl.. $500; l.-bbl-,
S325: lk-bbl. slS5; kits, Is lbs, N.35
Sausage-Rathmnn pressed ham. car
toons about Is lbs. 10c; Dewey sausage.
cartoons about - lbs. &c. weiners. car
ICONS about 20 lbs, &c; bologna cartoons
about q lbs, sc; Cony Island frank
forts. l0-lb cartoons. lOc. pork sausage.
bulk, 10-lb. cartoons. 1lzc: link. iO-lb car
toons. TIC; liver sausage. round. &C.
lonG. &C; head cheese, SC
Sausages Gn 'Konserve'D. packed in
iron bound painted pals. with handles
and having 4-incli hung in head. which
obviates the necessity of taking of the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna. l5-lb. pals. sL00. 30-lb. pals.
81 so: 60-lb. pals. s. Is; weiners. BID.
pals 81 s.: S0-lb. pals. g 90; GOLD. pals
$5S5; pork sausage. l5-Ib. pals. S.i5; 5o-lo-
pals, $40: 60-lb. pals. S525.
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Cattle Sales
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 E o. b. your station. deduct kansas
CITY rate from Your station
}Wheat--No. , hard. lie; No. 3, 65g6Sc;
30. :. 61G65c; rejected, 59d60c.
| Corn-No. = mixed, 40c; No. 3. SEC: No.
q. 37c; No. white. 4Ic; No. 3, soc; no
grade. SoGS5c.
i, Oats-No 2 mixed, SAC; No. 8, 32GS3c.
Flour Ccar lots}-Best patent, 70 all
&outhern Kansas points. 81 30; bran, zoe;
shorts S5q9oc; corr chop, 9ec; corn neal,
sL25
Hay-AIfalfa. No. l, $50; No ?. ss5O;
praire. loose No. l, 500: No. .. 500;
baled, No. !. s. 90: No. >. 5000. No. g. $500.
Butter-Paclsing, 12c. country. 12Ql4c.
rggs-Fresh, per dozen, 2ic.
Poultry-Hens, SIC; spring broiiers, lls
TO 2 lbs, 6I5c; young ROSTERS. 4Q5lgc; tuT-
kew hens. sIsc; toms, case; geese. fun
feather. &C; ducks, fun feather, &c; young
ducks. &c.
per 100 lbs. Sl.0o; turnips, bu.. soc; po-
tatoes. bu.. 75c; apples. Dbl. s. OoQ2 50;
sweet potatoes, bu., 15QS0c; cabbage. 3D.
1%c.
observation-disclosures prices 20 trade}--
Oranges. Valencia. box. s. .50a3.75. lem
ons. box. IS 50GI3. rs: strained honey, IL.
TIC; comb honey. 10. 15c: walnuts. ID,
lac; almonds, ID. 13c; Brazils. h..
I2c; pecans. H.. 12c; filberts, ID, IA
cheese. fiat lb.. lac; brick. i5o: liinbergei
15c: Y. a, 14I5c; Kansas. lac; bananas.
III. 4ILc; apples. Dbl. 50. 50Q3 IS; potatoes.
bu. Sc; cabbage, H.. ll2Ml24c; Spanish
onions, per crate. SLIGO; fancy red globe
onions. 81 50G1.45 per 100 lbs: peanuts,
H.. Jumbo. sI.c; roasted. l0lac; parrot.
SIC: roasted. SIC: figs. per box. 81 %
NNool-Iight bright medium i5ai6c;
dark and heavy medium, l29l4c. heavy
fine. s6lic; bury. 1Q9c-
Ieather-No. l Phoenix, CSC. Sc; har-
ness union \. SIC, II 32c; chestnut oak.
B. sac. A sc; ure oak. sac; sKiTting. 40
f42c: sole leather. slaughter, SoqS2e; oak
sole. 35G36c per side.
Hides-G. 6. and rounds. 6%c: side
brands sac; under 50 lbs. SIC, bulls,
&c. green hides, lItc less than cured.
pert cured, izc less; No. morse. 81 p: No.
2 H25: pony and No. .. 75cei$l0o; glue
hides. 3i2c; dry hint butchers. 10 lbs and
up, 13c: dry flint fallen. Is lbs. and m.
lie: dry flint, under l6 lbs. Sc dry salt,
Zoe; dry Gull. &c; No. ! tallOw. SIC; No.
dry. case per 10.
Hams. Westphalia brand--l0-I2 ID av-
J erage, I11sc; l2-l4, l1iSc; li-i6 lli9c; 1918
I 1Iisc: 1923. Ili2c: skinned. l6-sa lbs. liAc.
20 lbs. and over lac Add &c per ID
J for fancy wrapping.
Breakfast Bacon. WostphaHa brand
$40 10 average. l614c Io-l2 ID. Ike;
strips. 4-6 average. l6t2c. Add &c per
10. for fancy wrapping. Dold's Sweet
Picked English Bacon Bellies. Fla lbs.
13isc CALIFORNIA; Cpicnics). 7i4c; homeless
roulettes I0c Add &c per III. for fancy
wrapping Dold's fancy Niagara break
fast bacon. 30c: Niagara hams. l2-l4 lbs,
lSc Fancy wrapped ne extra charge.
Side Meats dry salt Extra short clears,
7'ie; standard backs. loo exc; fat backs.
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the Missourian saw that the odds were
against him. lie fought ana hcwed his
way through the crowd. crossed Tire Ane
onto the reservation and succeeded "a
getting away. Dir. Wright had been
watching the procccding from a distance
but before the smoke al battle had Gear
ed away he had ordered his team ana
left town. lie knew that Waters Snd
himself would be good friends later on,
bat just ~ that time, until things cooieo
OF n little be knew equally wen that
Waters and himself couldn't stay IN the
same town over night and both enjoy sood
health A few days later mutual friends
patched Up a truce and Wright returned
TO town Versatile Dodge was LAUGHING
at some new prank or hoiding her breath
over a new tragedy and the whitewash
incident was no longer live ISSUE
Dodge city Globe Republican
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Lead Dull. 800; speIter. dull. $500
Poultry-Quiet; chickens. Sc: springs,
&c; turkeys. l3c; ducks. Zoe; geese, &c.
Butter-Steady; creamery. BQ23c; dairy,
1341Sc.
Eggs-F'irm, 24c, loss of.
New York.
New York. Nov. 1s.-Butter-Receipts
<,440 packages: market quiet TO firm
creamery. f6G2Sc.
Cheese-Receipts, 200 packages; mar
ket quiet.
EggsReeeipts, 500 packages; market
firm. western. &c.
Sugar-Raw. nominal; fair refining
SIC. centrifugal, IS test, e4sc: moiasses
sugar. &c. Refined. quiet; crushed. $3.50
powdered 1900; granulated. ioc.
coTee-Steady; Nc Rio, 6isc.
Pouitrv-Aiive. nominal: dressed, frrler;
western chickens, l3Q131sc; fowls. l,sQ
12c; turkeys f9c.
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We Can All Be Happy.

No real good can come from deccP-
ton. Our physical, moral and financial
or social conditions and surroun dings
are never the better through deception.
Truth, csndor and loyalty are the rocks
upon which stand all that IS built to
benefit and giorify. No greater IN
Justice can we 90 ourselves or our
children than to neglect the one neces-
sary adjunct to perfect health and peace
of mind Three-fourths of all the Ills
(so-called) from which we suffer and
by which we are hindered from perform
ing our home or social duties, may be
traced directly TO the irregular and
general upset condition of the stomach
and bowels.
Mothers may rely upon DR.. Caldwell's
(Laxative) Syrup Pepsin as a stomach
and bowel remedy for themselves as well
as the little ones. By its use you keep
your own physical structure in perfect
cleanliness; hence healthy condition.
You will be free from headache, your
breath will be pure, your digestion per-
feet, your bowels regular, your nerves
normal and even tensioned as they
should be. You will find the same
pleasant and beneficial results If you
raise the babies" as it were. on DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as it keeps
their little bowels cool and regular,
prevents or cures Wind Colo and ali the
little ills SO prevalent and annoying
among children. Do not deceive yoHr-
selves or your children by using heavy,
poisonous, nauseating drugs that rain
the stomach and congest the bowels; use
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin; read the
directions on the SOC or 81 90 bottle. Use
it according to the suggestion in the
literature that is so gladly given free by
your druggist. Look to the nanufac-
turers if the results are anything short
of your fondest hopes or our sincere
representations.
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COTTON MARKET.

New YORK. Nov. IS The cotton market
opened firm. at unchanged prices 70 an
advance OF 3 points and closed weak and
net iSa30 points lower
Spot closed steady 10 5 points higher.
middHng upIands. ll.35c: midding gulf
if6ec Sales. 81 bales
Futures opened quiet and firm. Deem
Der. u &c. January. Il.i5c: February.
II lsc. March. II &c; May, li2Sc; June,
II l2c. July. Il.-.c.
Futures closed weak: November. 1oslc:
December 10 gle; January. II nc: March.
II CSC. April, ll.e2c; May. iioic; June.
II oee.
Galveston. Tex, NOV. -2-Cotton-
Steady. loT.c.
New Orleans, La, Nov. lS-Cotton-
Easy: middling. io5.c. Sales. see bales.
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Steamship Tickets TO al
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ready 20 hard 20 the purchaser as sooa
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SAILORS LIFE SPAN.

II one THINKS or sailors as berg hhcTs
lived we would prpba bly, give as a Gauss
OF early death drowning. or. IN the nat-
ter Of diseases rheumatism would be thn
tlisease which world mes, readily sugges,
itself 70 Our thoughts.
Or. co'IngI .dge. a great En1lish au-
tiority on all that concerns the Attn
Of the sailor. says it is d fact that csa-
sumption clairus tho lfrsesf number Of
victims from the seafattng class. ard IN
attributes this fact 20 the small portion
Il air allotted 60 each berth IN he sleep
ing arrangements on board ship. The
maximum space a'laweI sailors - sew
enfy-tWo cubic feet. while Dr Colilns-
ridge points out that. from a moderate
sanitary point - view. one hundred iest
should Be provided.
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Sales for the day, as. 800 shares.
New York Money Market.

New York. Nov. lS-Close. Money on
call firm. sass per cent. closing bid, 5
per cent; offered at 81 per cent. Time
loans easier: 60 days. 565is per cent: 90
days and months. 4s.45 per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 6 per cent: sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at %s5 sSd4SS 81 for demand
and at isGff5lo for 10 days bills. CONNER
cIal bills. $50.
Bar silver. 5ss.c: Mexican dollars, i43sc
Government bOEds weak
Washington. Nov. lS-The amount Of
and per Cent bonds SO far received
al the treasury FOR refund into per
cents is 1896 800 The amount Of IS
redeemed to date Is SlO.S72 10
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CASH Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
wheat--No . spring, TIC; No. 3, 7sas1c:
No. 2 red. S24s224c.
Corn-No. ,. 422.c; No. yellow. 4ic.
Oats-No. .. 34.sc: No. 8 white, Sid3Sc.
Rye-No. ,, 5Sc.
Barley-Good feeding. S6d3Sc; fair to
choice mailing. i3I5Sc.
Flax Sced-No. l. s4c; No. northwest
ern. 81 90.
Timothy Seed-Prime. g.
Provisions-Mess pork, per Dbl. 81. 37ij
6o1i 80 lard, per 100 lbs. Sc S7i2@S 90, short
ribs sides Ooose,. So 75lT7 %; short clear
sides tboxed, Sc aas 6eiz
Whiskey-Basis of high wines si25.
CloYer-Contract grade. $40 so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Nov lS-BuyiuS has been
more or less restricted in the dry goods
market. but the views of agents and man
ufacturers are increasing Sellers are not
likely TO grant concessions. although buy
crs are stu trying 10 obtain them and
are frequently surprised 70 Ind they can
not be secured
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JOKES OF EARLY DAYS.

Ezes T. ~ IgEz c5z f-zes g Cotz.
c8ty. TIE aghieT zay hare I'D ~ Ga
CT. -, tie practical s9kes tex - -
oz.ic- AID woykes ovs- tl=se EFf1 3 HsE
SETTER couisat te y Dzes- EscEc ten
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WOOL MARKET.

S. Louis. Nov s.-wcol-N9minal Ne
dunn grades combias ard clothing. 10
elssc. light fine. I5T1gisc. heavy fne, Ia
&c. tuh washed. 2eRSac.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19

On the Produce Exchange today QUOTA
tons were So follows:
Butter-Firm; creameries. 20Ge2c; dair
les. i4fpiec
Eges-Firm. at mark. cases included,
Z212sc.
Chcese-Steady. IoGtilc.