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RattIesnake Bite is Fatal.

PORTERVILLE. Aug. 3.-Cayetano
Martinez, a wealthy rancher, living
near the Deer Creek Hot Springs, was
bitten on the hand to-day by a rat
tlesnake. Some neighbors found him
four or five hours afterward in part
" unconscious condition. They started
for this city to obtain medical assist
ance, but Martinez died before they
reached here.
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EMBELLISHMENTS
TIE MODERN WAY

TO cure a weak stomach is TO
take HOstetter's Stomach Bitters
at the very first symptom. 1t does
dWay with starving and dieting
yourself because 1t puts the stom-
ach' IN proper condition to digest
tlle food. In this way it cures
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, ~BiEousness, Heartburn, In
somnia, Headache, Cramps or
.Diarrhoea. Nervous and sickly
women also find the Bitters IN
.equaIed as a regulator and tonic.
We urge a fair trial
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santa 80 ReguIates Autos.

SANTA Cruz. Aug. 3.-An auto
mobile ordinance has been passed by
tfe- Supervisors which prohibits au-
rCmObiles on the mountain roads,
switch include the Big Tree road The
Crdiuance also regulates the speed.
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PLANS TO KILL UNDER
SHERIFF AND ESCAPE
Felony Prisoner i'm San Luis Obispo
Jail COnceaIs Himself I'm
Officers Room

SAN LUIS OBISPo, Aug. "A jail
break was narrowly averted about 5
o'clock this afternoon at the Jail under
the County Courthouse in this city,
when Rupert Downs, felony
prisoner, was found in hiding in the
room of Under Sheriff Charles WINS
Downs was armed with a piece of gas
pipe two feet long. Had Downs not
been discovered he would undoubtedly
have Drained WINS.
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WEAPON Is DISCHARGED
AND LADS ARE INJURED
CareIessness in Handling of Shotgun
Results in Serious Accident in
Afendocino County.

AIcldOcInO COUNTY.
UKIAH, Aug. 3.-Orne Montgomery
of San Francisco was accidentally shot
at Redwood Valley yesterday afternoon
and may lose his leg as the result. In
company with Ernest Lynch of this
city and T. Thomas of Petaluma Mont
gomery started on hunting trip. The
boys were shooting doves along the
road and in some manner the shotgun
slipped from the wagon. Young Lynch
grabbed for it and as he pulled il over
the dashboard the weapon was dis
charged A few shot pierced his ear.
Young Thomas hand was injured and
the remainder of the load took effect in
Montgomery's left leg. Montgomery
probably will recover.
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Adopt New Game Law.

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. Am ordin-
au1e has been passed which. August
20. makes IL unlawful 10 track deer
with hounds in Santa Cruz County.
The penalty is fine Of 500.
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Allied Trades Involved.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 3.-The Allied
Trades have gone out on a SYM
pathetic strike. involving all the
trades of the packing house industries
i'm St. Louis.
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Shower OF FISH IN RUSSIA
BIALYSTOK, Russia, Aug. 3.-Dur-
ing a downpour of rain there was a
regular shower of small fish.
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Inquest en- Murder Of wright.

r ". H.-There is good news for you a.
home. NJ W. H.. Ontario.
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year ...-...-.- 80
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year $1,000 $1,000
-Jst amount IN force
December 81. 1905 .
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want 70 see the zoo
And the panyrana, too,
want to look at everything like.
I've heard o. the Plaisancs
And the Cairo girls that dance
Say, wonder ifthey'n have an on the Pikel
"a Ballad Of the Pi.E,' BY Wallace Irwin c
nEhted by Golfers Weekly. Published BY permisI
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90
To st. louis and Return

MIy,I=,I5; June rs, rs, AZ July
August SO I9, sePtemoer5 october54S,6
Return limit, ninety days
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GEO. ". 3ABB. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9th day OF January 1904.
GEO. H COREY.
Commissioner for California IN New York
Western Department. CHICAGO
@. H LERNIIT. MAnaksr.
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erds. steady. s2.50Q40o; southern steers.
$2 5O04.o0; calves. $2.50d5.75; cows, $500
2.90; bulls, $275@3-50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market. steady to
sc lower. Bulk of sales, 81. Sed4 s21z; heavy,
s. 4621zG4 S2Iz; packers, A.45Q4721e pigs
and lights. s4.35445715.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market, steady.
Lambs, s5.2S@5.75; range wethers. $500
4.9o; ewes s. 0@3 50; stockers and feed
ers, $4.50Q5.50.
st. Louis.
St Louis, Mo. Jan. S.-Cattle-Receipts
1.509 Market, steady. Beef steers, s3-25G
SIS; stockers and feeders, s2.25ds.60; COWS
and heifers, $2.25G45o; Texas steers, $50
44s0. the top for fed cattle: cows and
heifers. s2.l0G3.1o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market. generally
SC to 19c lower. Pigs and lights, 81. 4oG
475; packers, 81 45d4 so; butchers and best
heavy, "a 65@49o.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,5oo. Market, steady.
Native muttons, $3.3OG14.oo; lambs. s4-25@
475.
st. Joseph.
St. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1.1O0 Market steady. Natives,
s.. 4ca5.15: cows and heifers, $l.75G4-35;
stockers and feeders. s2.75QT400.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market, steady to
SC lower. Lights, A.s9a4.7o; medium and
heavy, S465a4.S5.
sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market, steady.
Sheep. $500
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Is practically ground floor price. Those
who get IN now viii make big money.
There IL no question but what they viii
get big oilers on the Burns land. This
property was secured by the managsrr of
the company when there was but oae
we'll In the vicinity. No~ there are FIVE.
entirely surrouninE the farm. and there
are three RIGS running. putting down as
many more wells and with the Publishers
rig. makes forr wells under completion.
all there together The history OF all sue
cessful stock companies Is that the stock
started iow at first and thea steadily
advanced There are always Knockers
and sore heads that discourage and ven
tuTe that strikes out 10 make good re-
turns for your money. Don't listen 10 tho
knockers but remember the time 8 limit
ed that this stock can bo bought Get
IN now while few hundred doiiara VIII
count Don't wait until a big oilsT puts
the stock 10 Eve times It's present price.
The company has passed the stage of uo-
certainty. IL has sold stock 20 eorte of
the most substantial ncn in tbs state,
who. after thorough Investigation. have
purchased stock IN the company The
drill is going deeper every minute Yeu
can gel this stock n you act promptly.
Write, phone or wire 70 the SER frctarf.
A. II Tucker. Sr. CbsrTyyale Ksu fsr
maps and further information. or remit
at once for the number ~ shares you
want See other ad. n shis paper. Refer
snce. Montgomery County National Bank.
Cherryvaie. Kan.
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inal; track, sSas4c: May, sac; July size;
No. hard, 7S@s0c.
Corn-Higher; No. . cash, 4Stec; track.
4zl1c: May. 44A.f4is.c; July, 4oac.
Oats-Firm; No. . cash, 3Sc; track. SeHz1
3sc: May. 39itd3sxc; No. white, 4lc.
Lead-Steady. S4.2o
Spelter-Quiet, $40.
PouItry-Steady: chickens, Size; springs.
91zc: turkeys. Haze; ducks. 10c; geese. sc.
Butter-Steady; creamery. 1Sd25c; dairy,
1sGeoc.
Eggs-Lower. 25c, case count
New York Produce.
New York, Jan. S.-Butter-Steady;
creamery. 1925; state dairy, 1542lc
Cheese-Steady: state. full cream. fancy.
large and small, colored and white, Sep
tember. 12c; late made. 1oizc.
Ergs-Unsettled; western. 3lG3oc
Sugar-Raw. nominal; fair refining, &C.
centrifugal. &c test. 3i2c; molasses sugar.
2a,c; refined. quiet; crushed. 5.Ooc; powder
ed 455c; granulated. i.45c-
Coree-Firm No. Rio. Z 9-1ec.
Poultry-Alive, firm; western chickens
lie; fowls. 121zc; turkeys, 13c; dressed
weak; western chickens, l3413iec. fowls,
l2kc; turkeys. 174l9c
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Receipts Were Much Less
Than the Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.62 ~
Cattle Receipts Light---Stock-
ers Were Higher

Hog receipts yesterday were lighter
than expected and a long way below the
demand. Eastern markets were quoted
steady to lower but there was no decline
the late arrivals Thursday night and the
hogs were bought yesterday as fast as
they were unloaded from the cars. The
present indications ali point to a demand
for hogs on this market that will exceed
the supply for some time to come Ship
pers can send their hogs to TINS market
with the assurance that they will re-
ceive fair treatment The tops yester-
day brought $4.6212 but GOO hogs were
required to bring this price. Heavy. we'll
finished hogs are easy to sell. 1t is the
light weights that are difficult to dis
pose of at prices satisfactory to ship
pers. The reason for that is that coun-
try shippers buy the heavy hogs nearer
their real value and pay too much for
the light hogs. There is a constant effort
on the part of buyers to widen the range
in prices of light and heavy hogs. The
shippers who allow this fact to be i'm
pressed on their minds will be most liable
" be satisfied with their return of sales.
Hog Sales.
by an arrangement between the pack
erS and commission men, hogs arriving
late in the night are fed. watered and
weighed up on arrival and the next morn
ing sold at the previous days prices.
These hogs are quoted under the head of
early sales" ana the fresh receipts the
eale of which is governed by the market
for the day on which they are sold. are
quoted under the head of late ssles''l
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Jan. s.-There was a dull
stock market today without marked fea-
lures. An easier feeling over the far east
ern outlook and the promise OF large
replenishment OF banking reserves TO
be shown by the tomorrow's bank state
ment were the compelling implements Of
any rise. The closing was fairly steady
and near the top prices. Actual news on
the war situation was meager, and there
was no deep-seated conviction that hos
tilities would be averted, but the pos
sibiiity of quick change in the situa-
ton and the important influence which
would be caused by such change in
duced great caution in trading on any
assumption that war was inevitable. The
forecasts of the weekly movement of the
currency promise a gain in cash of be-
tween ten and twelve million dollars. Ex-
will show a further substantial expan-
sion, but go large an increase in the
,asis for credits deprived that prospect
of any disturbing power.
Money was very easy today for all
forms Of loans, and call money became
almost a drug in the market at per
cent a condition not seen on a Friday
for many months. The speculation in
Amalgamatsd Copper continued very ac-
tive and that stock rebounaed from early
depression to 1a4 lower last night.
Rumors were current of some large
sales effected above the market price.
United States Steel preferred was largely
traded in and lifted a point and hope
fu} views were expressed of the outlook
in the trading and the character of the
buying of the stock. The special strength
of Baltimore and Ohio was due to the
report that application had been made
to list the stock on the Berlin boerse.
There was movement in Mexican rail-
increase the demand and the price for
silver would rebound to the benefit of
the Mexican railroads. a gain in gross
earnings was supplemented by reduc-
ton OF operating expenses The average
Of net earnings of railroads thus far re-
ported a decrease from November of last
year for the first time for the year 1903
The gross earnings thus far reported for
the fourth week in December, however,
show a larger ratio Of increase than for
any week for some time past
The bond market was dull and irregular
Total sales. par value $1,1l5O00 United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Quotations were as follows:
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Cattle Sales,
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS

What the Wichita packers particularly
want at this time is more hogs.
The great pile of meat put out on orders
yesterday at Dolds explains why the
packers keep calling for more hogs
If you have some good steer calves or
coming 2-year stockers this is the
place to sell them for a good price.
John Keil has taken the Loop hotel
mt the north end Of the stock yards
street car line. He says he is going to
give the stock yards and packing house
people something good to eat.
Henry Steinkirchner, Of Newton; y. NJ.
Constant, OF Pretty Prairie, and Maddox
and Cavanaush. of Sharon, were the ship
pers who consigned hogs to this market
yesterday. W. l.. Gordon, Of Winfield
Y. Griffith, OF Bell Plain; J. n. Diest. of
Harper; W. j. Norris. Of oxford; Ernest
Carter. of Clearwater. and 5. l.. McMul-
len, of Manchester. We're the shippers who
had hogs on the early market
Henry Scweiter. who is one of the best
cattle feeders in this section of the state.
does not take as gloomy a view of the
cattle business as some others. He is
feeding go head of calves this winter, and
while feed is high he expects to make
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CABLES WERE EASIER
Advance on Consols. Induced
Bears to Act.
ARGENTINE SENDS REPORTS
Bulls Take Hold but Thei
Nerve Fails.

Chicago. Jan. S.-Easier cables and an
advance in consols caused the selling of
considerable long wheat at the opening
and initial sales were at loss from yes
terday's close, May being 9sce1sc to &c
e9sc lower at Ss1zc to $3.50. Nearly every
body had wheat for sale and the demand
was small. The sentiment soon changed,
however, and a better demand developed.
One of the main causes OF the reversal Of
sentiment was news from Argentina re-
porting that rains were greatly delaying
harvesting and that strike was inter-
fering with the movement of grain. These
conditions taking into consideration with
the war troubles started good buying
movement and May went up 10 s7i4c, final
iy a sudden advance TO Sas. During the
last half hour the local crowd were liber
al sellers and part of the gain was lost.
The close was firm with May unchanged
at S7i4 4c@%sc. Clearances of wheat and
-four were equal to 1890 bushels. Prim-
ary receipts were e53. 300 bushels against
4s2. 900 bushels year ago. Bradstreets
exports Of wheat and -four for the week
were 1859, ,0oo bushels Minneapolis and
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
474 cars, compared with 324 cars a year
ago
Corn was weak at the start, due TO
lower cables ana in sympathy with wheat.
May opened Lease lower at 1914 TO 47c,
sold up to 47tsc, closing at 47ssc Local
receipts were 222 cars, none of contract
grade "a
Oats were influenced chiefly by the ac-
ton of wheat. After opening Ac0Ac
lower, at 3S1!c, May sold up to Ssf.c and
closed at 3s11cQtsc Local receipts were
1s6 cars. 4
The feature of the early provision mar
wet was the decline In May pork, due to
heavy liquidation
While there was a fair demand from
commission houses and shorts prices
showed but little recovery from the low
point although a steady tone prevailed
at the close. Final figures on May pork
were down 221ec at sl2.l May Lard and
ribs were each off TIC at see3,s ard
s. S2h. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 47 cars; corn, 400 cars: oats, l&5
cars; hogs, e, 90 head.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Jan. s.-Cotton-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance of 15
TO - points and closed very steady at q
net rise of % TO % points above the best
of the day.
Spot closed quiet 80 points higher: mid
ding uplsnds. 1s.4ec; middling gulf. l.. CSC
sales. 1,5o0 bales
Futures opened firm. January. 129oc:
March. ls 25c; April. 1880; May. 13. 46c
June offered, 13 l9c; July. i3 sc; August,
l3. eac.
Futures closed very steady. January.
1S.00c; February, 1S.I3c; March. 1880
April l3. 4ec; May. 1850; June. 12.5lc; July.
1850.
Galveston, Tex. Jan. s.-Cotton-Steady,
u ls-l6c.
New Orleans, La, Jan. s.-Cotton-Ffrrn;
middlings l3isc.
ate businesses done; prices 10 points higher.
American middling, 6.7od
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Until They DO They viii Offer Five
Thousand 81 Shares for sf3o-
Company in Coed Faith and
on the Sauare-Have Sold
Stock All Over the State.

CherryvaIc. kan Ian Son the Burns
land near Bolton the Publishers OH com
pany commenced drilling this week and
al present are down several hundred feet
and are going deeper every minute. There
are three big oilers right against their 10
cation and three more drilling rigs run
ming right there ia a few Tods n one
another. There is OH on the east. rorfh.
south and west No dry holes between.
sixty per cent of the stock a. treasury
stock. The company now has on hands
over three thousand dollars. has isf con-
tract fer three wells and Tor the next
few days wlI sell stock in i've thousand
share lots FOR $50, ten ihorsa arisi el.arss f0r
,zse In less than fve Thousand sbare ipt-
al four cents per Ehsrs The treasurer
Of the company IL under a ten thoDza "a
dollar guarantee hoaa The BuTus land
IS the prize tract q tn company ard oil
men claim x f. one of fho b~sf 81 traeft
in Mont goTnery county II LAYS right ia
lire zith the big Bolton oiie-s and there
is oil 81 every direction and s0rss whrre
81 that vicinity some drfll wln strike tho
main pool The Publishers company t.
= srock company working Ia god faith
and ou fhe square Every doilzr invested
IN sheir stock VII 20 Tor pIuEEins a hoie
IN tn. ground right IN a stones fhrgw
of three big oilers. TheF ozu ciS ihlrty
wells on the BBrns land alone. and aEure
for yourseIf the prfce fs.la s.Dek may
ssvauoe 50 They roE have rasseT
enough or har8 - puf tgn zsiis % ssssBp-
ing bst VII se1l iitfss more stock ~
prices rneufione1 above ar:a tks ar1i
strikes tfs oil sad Psr1en1bs- fas Sril-
Iers work IN two sAifsz zrs keep s-rexing
aWsy nishf ard oay Ton'f fhso. ihss
paper away ard 90 70 aieep fhsrx8ax
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fhfs prsoe. tsf bear II rn31t fAst
tbs Ps.bilshsrs o. eouEany 10 = Hss.
sosTsetie 81 company sn ss~erfis~r az1
managed - Tzsa Eho ssi4sFs - azl sfses
company csa rnske - sfock asz3rrs s1rDr
rnoasy and ;feT Ara orsanz siis sfa<k
suhserr - srrressat- zareQtsD1e Tse
cfsn = zIng eeeE,er eTtFy ssrafe nss
before rnazy 6zTs tteT zI p~esrsi-
;az o1 szad ~sra AL sfe~E usii ~ fakss
q she rnzrkes Ffrs fizs1ssrs szs4rss
that ygu sza r1E secisre foT eas sg-s-
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l. 10 r4gss E-esraE cssrasetes Slta IL 90
bssg1esS fn sonfxeszerx cogafs Een ase
szakfrE fs~s-snes ss-zs 81 tae eal assfzs~ss
Ire cr - ns-e a~s = - s2ss as@zssor
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
eY HYPNOTIC SUGGESTION.
IL Is Claimed That Wealthy Worssn
Was So Murdered

Paris. Jan. Paris $ deeply interested
IN sh eaIiegsd hypnotic murder of a
wealthy old woman named thzppius.
whose surviving relatives iacipde Leon
Gresse. az operate conductor. Lieutenant
Giradot. Of the army. and 81 Toatssn.
bank official
The neighbors q the Chappuis woman
were a family named Martin. consisting
II husband and wife. who are spiFfsai-
lsis. II T. aEiege dthat Nine Martin %.
islned q commanding Influence oTsr Aras
Chapruis. with the result that sifns-
ch&ppuis uaae = viii r. her f&vor. cut
ting OF her natural heirs Aris chsp-
puts died ard ~an busiss' On complaint
u her relatives she body Has sFhanssi.
but no trace % poison zss fosn5 IA the
stomach.
Nrre. Martin has been arrested arsf
CHARGED wlth the exercise - occssif pow
ers 1Shuezsee have testified IS Nspe.
Martin ALLEGED oontsei over sse araf
woman. bst i - scarcely ssiieFsa feas
she all ibs pfosseuss1 Unless fats zre
0eiewoIpe,i ssaouiaz that sfe pisFEseziiT
broashf atoat the death - Mae CasG-
puIs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Jan. S-The dry goods mar
ket has exhibited little evidence of any
weakness and with the tendency of print
cloths toward a high level the predie-
tions of authorities are numerous that a
further general readjustment of prices is
inestimable in the near future. Buyers
purchases. while not large, are for i'm
mediate requirements. indicating scar
CITY in many lines
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
JtaI seleS for the GAY. 403, 500 shar
New York Money Market.

New York. Jan. S.Close: Money on call
easy at lt962%; lowest. IL; closing bid
~; offered at 2; time loans, easy at 41sG
4B for all dates.
Prime mercantile paper, 5a5l6: Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in
bankers bills at s4s4Soa4s5 for demand
and at s4SIs5G4.sl.9o for sixty days
Posted rates S4.S21sG4S3 and $4S5IzG
ass
Commercial bills s4.si1zd4 S1ss
Bar silver 57es; Mexican dollars, 434.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds irregular
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
ChicsCo.

Chicago. III. Jan s-Cattle-Receipts
5000 Market, slow and weak. Good 10
prime steers. S5e0Gi5.65; poor to medium.
S %; stockeTs and feeders. &-SSa As;
COWS. sl75ETS -; heifers. 50 eoG45e, can
ners. 81. .75I2 70: calves. So.
Hogs-Receipts. 3S0.S. Mixed and butch
ers. s465Q5.Geis; good TO choice heavy,
s. S0f15.06 rough heavy, s4-se&4.se; light,
s45eEe4 20; bulk Of sales. Si70l34s
Sheep-Receipts sea Sheep and lambs.
steady. Good to choice wethers. SileG / %:
fair to choice mixed. sS-1SG4s: western
sheep sSeoEIs.50; native lambs. A-es1sSo;
western lambs s. 5Q6.1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
Cattle.

Cattle receipts continued light. There
is a better demand for good stockers
and prices are stronger for this class
of cattle at $50 and $3.50. Good steer
calves viii bring the prices above named.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
THEY ARE DRILLING
FOR OIL NIGHT AND DAY.

The Publishers Company Hard AZ
Work on the Burns Land Near
Bolton-Will Strike Oil Sand
in Few Days.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09
BANK ClEARlNCS.

New York. Jan. S.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet shows the tank
clearings AT the principal cities for the
week ended January s, with the per-
centage OF increase and decrease IS COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09

Totals. Canada -. .S2. 1880 -. 1s.5
Balances paid in cash.
seNOt included n totals because con-
tanning other items than ciearinEs.
Not included in totals becsuse OF 10
comparison for last year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-09

On the produce Exchange. today. the
butter market was easy; creamery Is
91sc: dairy, 14d21c; eggs. weaker at. mark
cases included. 23q27c; cheese, steady 10
d1oi5c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. s-Close: Wheat
May 72%4G727sc; July. 7oA.c: cash. No .
hard. l3a74c; No 3. ssf72c; No. 4. 6eGs7c :
rejected, 59Gt62c; No. ? red. SEC; No. g. SIG
SIC
Bran-NominalIy, 7og71c: shorts. NOM
inally. 74G7Sc.
Corn-May, 4ssG40s.c: July. 49iza4O+sc;
cash. No , mixed. 4oa4lc: No. 2 white,
4lc; No. 3 4oc.
Oats-No. ? white. 3ec: No. 2 mixed. Soc.
Rye-No. 2. 491kc
Hay-Choice timothy, ss0oas-59; choice
prairie. s7.5067.75
Butter-Creamery. 1sd21c: dairy. fancy.
Isc.
Eggs-Fresh &c
Wheat receipts. 1B cars.
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis. No. Jan s-Ciose: Wheat
Unsettled: No red. cash elevator, nom
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Karsss CITY.

Kansas City. No. Jan. S--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 800. including l5o southerns- Mar
ket. lae to i5c lower. Export and dressed
beef steers. s4l5E7< g.: fair 10 good. $50
0i.1e: western fed steers, S.e5r4.5e; COWS
and aeifeTs, Sls5gs -; stockers and feed
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