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NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentine showed
Rnd prices lowered a trife owing rIark
local demand Rosn steady and fairly active.
named Tar ruled steady. fairly
q fohhirr and unchanged 10 prices ". quote;
TURPENTTNE-spirtts. oil and machine bbls. SO y
r. Ron bhls. 81
RosIN-Comu1on 20 good strained 81 IS p 81 90: z
s. =. s. co. G 81 s5: n. 80: l. s. IS K So 70; 81
s. ea7st: y. - oSG& 10: " G. 81 Is. and W VI.
STOCK on HAND.
Resin "a 495 bias
sos bbls
Wilmington. March lA-TURPENTfSE-spir
nothing doing: receipts. casks ROSIN-Nothing
doing: receipts % hNls TAR 45 receipts IS
bbis. TURFENTINE-crude firm at s. IS. 81 and 81:
receirts. 80 bbls
Savannah March INSTRUMENTATION
doing: receipts. $50 bhis; exports 232 ROsIN hru;
SAFES SCI. bel, receipts. 80; eSports $50 We
n s2s 8: IS; K. IS 80: 81. IS IS; y. 50 90; W @.
Charleston. March I4-TURPENTINE and RosIN
nominal
New-Orieans. March i4-EKperts. Liverpool Turpeu-
tine Isl bbls: Costo Rica- Rosiu. So
London. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as Sd
RosIN-Arier5ean. strained - ID fne. lis I'd
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. (Tims rroua sousa
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown belowl
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND uACCa
CHLNk-z4O 90 gu Easton Only). 40 A. n. no,
40 500 (545 Easton Onlyl P. " Sundays n IS
300 n 81 SUNDAYS. q IS A N, 100 p N
LAKEWOOD. LAEEHURST. TOMS
EARNEGAT-zt0 90. $40 A NJ. $50 (3 40. LAKE,
wood and Lakehurst Only's 40. a5-0O p. ~ (SOf
P Y Saturdaysl. sundays 9. 40 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a. NJ, +3.40 p NJ.
NlNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzI00 A n. tlS1
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zAo9. $50 t13o A. NJ. 20. cas-. 30. $50 II so
P VI sundays. except Ocean Grove. 800 A NJ. 400.
PHiLADELPHHA-tREADI TERy1NAL). .azs.
toe = 90 200. tlO 90 t1Lo0 A II. t12. 90. s100.
!i3o 299. t3o9- 400. 800. ts.0O. 17.3o. 5000.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-sA25 1880,
1880 ms A. NJ. Zoe. TAO. 800. 100 % IS
RI Al TNG HiRRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMSPOBT-.+oo "a Is, IS 90. $40. $1,000 100
Reading PottsviI1e and Hrsb'g only. +too. 1900 P NJ.
sunday. SUNDAY only. tParlor only. Via
Tar1aqua- saturdays aEUcept Saturdays
Ofaces: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry. g Aston
West t25th St. 2t5 Columbus Av- New YORK: 4 Court
yarnsburg y Y Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage - destination
". @ BESLER @ n BURT.
Nice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt.
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A DVERTISElIENTS and subscriptions FOR The Triou1s
~ received Uptown Once.
NO ] 3f4 ErJNIFAY.
Advertisements will be received a. the following branch
caices regular Office until O'Clock ? m Vlzi
- shave. 235-st 153 6ta-ave cor lZth-sti
% East l4thst 25T West 423-st. between Ith ana S
Z between I6th and
.-- be- % 2
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ROYAL BLUF LINE.

Daily fDdly, except Sunday SUNDAY only.
Oces. Liberty ST Ferry south Ferry. Aston HOUSE.
Isl. 2iI. $50 1900, 1884 Broadway. IS2 5th Av Is
Union square West f53 East t25th ST. 273 125th
St, gas Columbus Ave- New York; Court St. 344.
$50 Fulton ST. BrookIvu 500 Broadway. Williams
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for and cheeks
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND COETLASDT STREETS.
- The leaving time from Deshrosses and COrtlault
Streets Is i've minutes Inter than that given below for
Tweatythird street starion. except where otherwise
noted.
s.55 \. ". FAST MAIL-ParIo7. Sleeping and Dinins
Cars For Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville
% \. VI. ST LOUIS LIMITED --Iuii1laa sl.sPins.
aLol-. - Louis Dining Car
seePIns. Dinine. Smoking ana o6ssryaiion Complrt-
nent Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and De-
LIS P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
20, $ashvis via GHeinaati and Loglsyillel. In
smoking. ana Observation cara For Chicago. To-
SIS +. " 81 Tours ExPREss.-For Pttssburs.
Car. For Cary. y. Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
555 2. VI WESTERN EyPEEss.-zzFor Chicago For
s55 P. g. P fF ri q xPrfs For Pit.sburs To-
aTIsah Tailey Route Comets ,6f Seveiand
SIS ?. & CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI, TX *
PEESS-Tor PlttshurE Cleveland. Cincinnati m
Is p ~ PITTsEURG sPEcIAL--Daily FOR Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTR.
90 .lo55 a m !is55 no CDss5rqsses ana Go5 Il
sII Tsr 20 s AZ :. - 'i25 Ass 5Desbrosses
a4 co-:i % Ses 20 5, so 90 S. Is coh
',a5 .i55 Tesb4ossts and cortiandt streets. BID.
sof = FISa IA 12ss 80 as
12io rzS, 5ai5. .'soGibern's palm Limited. 81 40
ATLA,TIc COAST LINEExDress q m ard Z; 3
?. IL daily. New York AMI FLORIDA SpeclA'' -A
sEAEOARD AIR LIVE RAILvAT.-EEpress u q p n:
AMI 12GO ntSht daily. "seabocrd Florida Limited
NORFOLK ASr WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--TsS q N week
FOR OLD FOTNF COMFORT and SORFOLH.-T.55 a m
~eek-Isy5 and SOS .. m. daily -.
Atlantic city, - a n. and > 50 n. veek-days:
Sucdays g - a. Through Nestnuled Trains E,-e-
parlor cars and Stantari coaches on v EEK
lor Smoking Psrlcr Cars Dining Car. and stanara
CAPE NFav.--125 50 .. n weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. AsBCEY PARK Iutcriaksn sTndays.
third street station: IS a. m y % 3 p 80 m
Il 10 night weekdays sundays. u 10 . a N
ard - . From pesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
n. Il 81 8 20. 3 70 ard IL Il night week
days Sundays. y 10 945 a. $50 D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
COS rs .75s SIS IS Cs5a ~. Louis limited.
fDestr1sScs C0~-ia1It 102Ol "l0&0
DesTosses ana Corjlndt Streets 22o, 49, 3 3. SIS.
sr 2 S1 ~: s ls IN fP5 $ o f5r adTts
dsys sos .755 SOS ~ Is Csg55 s.: Louis Llmiseel.
es5 ('1025 Psnna. Limited. 30 s. a. NJ 'I255 si55
49, s.. . - IS Chicago Limited FOR North Ph-
s54lpnia cnIy). '455. Is IS 755 SIS. 8 Is 055 for
North Philadelphia only ,. m. III night
"DininE Car.
fifth l5eow I'D Stl. 2G3 Fifth Avenue corner
Stl. I House. and stations named a5ovss
Brookly. Court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
wav. Pennsylvania Annex Station The Sey-Tork
Transfer Company FOR and baggags from
hotels and residences through u destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Sc vice.
W. w. ATTERPURY j R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r TTafac Manager
GEO. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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e q contract prices IN ths local market today

.it't1 nee NarEets-E Coffee market STEADY. 80
40 USo'9. exchange. j. l-1e3. re-etrts UGl hars.
ssafea he United states. 1000 bags cleared fo- u-
- sue, SOC aye1aEe Santos $500. receipts. 1000
go. e-.5-h- a.N-1ND taEs. ia1llrr--1~.er market
epeled = rtg higher az $50 = 1 was net i ~. ~
less - IS 1000 bags. Havre--0fae market c.-.ei
= l-6 h.gheri a. y On unchanged 20 r- far,.r
gse5y AID unchanged. $50 RI un-h1rce5 total sales
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March i4-wHEAT-cIosing spot ouIet.
No California Is "a; futures quiet: March nominal
Nay IS I'D; July. IS SD coRN-Spot frn; Ameri.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March I4-FJOCR steady; fancy BLENDED Pat
- - fancy srrn- pa'e-ts - ~; family patents
winter IS 81 bakers patent 81 90; bakers No patent
s. 90 pastry s. 10 low grades 50 IS 81 80 WHEAT
Spring ztrong. 40 / Northern Duluth. 81 10 corn
only steady. I2ie- rif. = 5}15}'zc- OATS
dull. y white. 4S i-c asked. No mixed sac
chicago. Nar-h l4Tlc leading futures ranged a. fol-
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Business Opportunity.

WANTED agent with -ood established
w business. deal IN and second hand Cannon
Machine Guns Rifles. sporting Guns and
ammunition % al descriptions largest stock In Europe
Write BRITISH GUN Co. Government Contractors &
BouEerLs street Lonlon 2. G. EngIand.
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Sprfng7eld and the
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains leave t9O2 II ". t12OO noon. 400 p. Ne
I'll 90 p NJ
Tickets az New-York Central ticket Offices 1877 as ana
izl6 Broatway. and at Grand Central Station.
A Fl SMITH. GEORGE II DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger AgsnG
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School Agencies.

A NERIcAE AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. 70 Colleges. schools and Families. Apply
Mrs IA J. YOUNG-FULTON. . Union SQUARE
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STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREE
AND DESBROsSES AND CCETLASDT STREETS
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Eeeeips q hreadst-fs interior points f. THOUSAND
follows:
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STOCKS AND SONDS.

New York, Feb. 13.-The two hours
session of the stock exchange today. in
tervening between ;he sessions OF Thurs
day and Monday. did not attract more
than a small attendance II brokers and
members. and the trading was Istless
and unimporlant. The opening level was
higher to conform To the parity ~ Lon
don prices which had been lifted slightly
yesterday during the holiday here The
small room traders attempted 10 take the
days profits after the bank statement
with the result II CARRYING prices back
10 about the level of Thursday prices
Although the preliminary estimates u
the currency movement through regular
channels indicated q cash increase OF
about $2e'.rJo, the decrease Of s. 6sls $50
shown by the bank statement did not
cause great surprise. as there was kuowl-
edge of large shipments 10 Baltimore.
which did not figure in the estimates. The
nominal increase in the loans was Jess
than was expected and would be c0usid-
cred a negatively favorable factor.
The stock market had % face with the
opening Of this week the unexpected ca
lamity OF the great clngagration IL Bal
timore and the outbreak Il var between
Russia and Japan. which latter event
was not unexpected by the best Informed
opinion. That * was not wholly discount
ed however. was obvious from the mo-
ti1r caused in foreign security markets
and especially among state funds. notably
al Paris. This concurrence OF hzrutf
events Was % staggering blow 20 ser-l-
men;. and grave fears were fell ~ the
consequence. These fears have thus
sar failed i1 Q striking degree of reaiizs-
cia-. The sharp declines os Mauday
were almost made up on Tuesday. show
lrz thar "a considerable Vart - the SELL
irS even on that Gag was fer fhe short
account which vas hastily covered on
Tuesday eaadtr evidence that t'e-e va-
no urgent pressure - liquidation whseh
r-orr1isa Opportunity - her.1E in sto-kE
m IoTe- level u is highly probable
that some measure ~ powerful support
hy large capitalists ard bankers played
3 part in Tuesdays rally
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with butter balls that his brand new uni
form was ruined Re feit the indiEnl'y
seeniy. but stood drmly 90 duty This
demonstrated his moral stamina lie
captured both bu-Rlsrs-und IRIS proved
his phyHicsI grit
shortly after o.ciock the ofscer 81
loved two suspicious looking nen along
the avenue ~ Ninety ninth street Al
Ioad street they suddenly disappeared.
The oHfcev after search fourd thu
door ~ Ii-aiys grocery ajar Entering
sleaittnv 10 discovered his men s-atsd
80 "a butter barrel scoopiuE oct The con-
tents with crackers and evidently 81
joying an early breakfast
Hands up shouted O~r-r Pabzf. at
tempting go pun Isle revolver Instead.
tho men plunged their hands iuto ne but
ter one - tho tbie' - p-ompffy hurled
q large yellow bali. which struck SO o.
Seer FUN fH fho middle Before Pc eogid
recover fvon1 ihe shock another b7il piss-
tered ifssIf win q duu thad on his neck
tie. while q third caught him i1 fh> bel
ust struggling sairly o. diarrxaEs his
unfamiliar plsfa. d. var pezt struck sim
1Itaaeoaslr IS ta0 hsrefale ~ auitsr a.
rectly on one ere
Hands up-' cried fre once desperate
81 afI1ttsriaE through gilrfsrinT afoeul~s
which covered ms fsce. Hands -. Or
shoot
March % ;be station conn. ss.ded ~
pouscrnsu. shaking slse batter from rs
Isiras-
-Don. -,ip m Der soor pars saxxesssf
ore ~ the robbers stepping zirs~rfT areT
= large .rrszne rrtof
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. 13.-The cotton market
opened steady a [ a decline of eight points
20 an advance Of Il points Soon after
the call the marked edSed off, with the
active months losing Is to % points. This
was followed by a recovery, after which
The market ruled narrow and irregular.
with trading largely of the professional
character common To aSturday.
New Orleans. Feb. 15-CottOn-Quiet;
middling 1910
Spot closed steady: middling uplands.
l3.oJc; middling sulf. 15.05c; sales. 2045
bales
Futures opened steady: February Of
fered 1860; March 1870; May. li.ooc;
June. 14lsc: July. l42lC: August 366c:
September, l2Glc.
Futures closed steady: February. - SIC;
March 1890: April. l3.73c; May I3Nc;
june, 1a-suc: July. l3.95c: August. 1880;
September. l221c
Galveston. Feb 13.-Cotton-Steady a,
1886
Liverpool. Feb. I3-Cotton-Spot in
limited demand; prices 20 points lower;
American mlddling 7.36d.
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The daiehta Daily Eagle Sunday zHornne February a. 1904

16-S. SIC; 20 and up, 754c; fosters, Sc;
cheek butts. SIC; s. P. butcher backs. &c.
Side Meats. smoked-Bacon. extra short
clears. Sc; fat backs, T4c; English ba-
con bellies. 12.14. 1O1lc; 14-16 9s4c; clear
bellies, 1918, SIC; 20 and up. SIC; bacon
fosters, &c.
Lard-Open kettle, tierces. about 3so
lbs, SIC; granny, tierces. about $50 lbs,
&c; smooth, tierces, about 260 lbs, ne;
Silver Crest brand, uerces. about $50
lbs, &c; bakers special lin tierces and
S0-lb tubs only. fierce, SIC; lard COM
pound, tierces. about geo lbs. 612c. Add
Cor smaller packages: 60-lb. wooden
tubs. &c III; S0-lb. wooden tubs. &c 10. ::
5O-lb. tins. $1,000 ID. cases, &c ID. 2o-lb.
tins. s0-lh. cases. @sc ID; l0-lo. tins, 50-lb.
cases. &c H.; 5-ib. tins. s0-lb. cases, &c
ID: 3-lb. tins. 6e-lb. cases. 1c h.
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs. heads or,
SIC; heads on, &C; fresh shoulders, SIC;
skinned &c; fresh hams. 10c; skinned,
1O12c; fresh daisies nc; pork loins, Sc;
tenderloins. 12c; fat backs, skin on. &C;
raw beef lard. nc; spare ribs &c; hogs,
tongues, 10c; hogs brains 1t-ih boxes,
SC: pigs feet, cleaned. &c: uncleaned. &c:
hogs ears. cleaned, 4c: 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 Mutten-Cows and
heifers, 45g5Hc; fore quarters. 4d4Mc:
hind quarters. 7GSc; steers. 7G714c; fore
quarters. 5kd6lac; hind quarters 10l.Q
u1.c; beef loins. No. /. Ice; No. 9, Sc;
beef ribs No. l. &c; M. , &c; chuc6s and
plates, &c; square chucks. &C; farks.
&c; shanks, &c; plates, 2Iac; round AMI
rump, 6a6Izc; suet, &C; beef iivers, &c;
hearts, Sc; tongues, Ice; brains. cleaned
&c; sweetbceads. &c; OK tails, &c; lambs,
91ac; mutton, Sc.
Sausage-Rathman pressed ham, car
toons about % lbs, &c; Dewey sausage.
cartoons about % lbs. Sc; weiners. car
toons. about p lbs, 712c; bologna, cartoon
about % lbs. &c; Cory Island Frank
forts. l0-lb. cartoons. 1oc: pork sausage
bulk, l0-lb. cartoons &c; link l0-Ib. car
toons. 81; liver sausage, round. &c;
long. &c: head cheese. &C.
Sausa Ces in 'konServe''), packed In
iron bound painted pals, with handles
and having 4-inch bung in head, which
oovlates the necessity of taking off the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna, bib. pals. SIC; 3O-lb. pals,
$50; 60-lb. pals, $3.50; weinvrs. bib.
pals, $40; 30-lb. pals. $3.50; 6O-lb pals,
$500; pork sausage. bib. pals. s1.25: 50-lb.
pals S225; 60-lb. pals, s435
Picked Products-Pigs' feet Dbl. s7.25:
l@-bbI-. So 90; K-hbl.. 81 70; l1s-bbl. $40.
kits, is lbs, 75c; regular tripe Abb.
3 40; A-bbl. SIS; ;s-bbI.. soc: honey
comb tripe. 1s-bbl.. s1-25; kits. 10 lbs.
81 10: spiced rigs tongues. I4-bol.. s. 40;
3s-bbl.. $500; kits. 10 lbs. SIS; hogs
shouts and ears, 1a-bbl.. $500: 14-bbl.,
81; }s-bbl.. SIS; kits Is lbs. n.35.
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Oats-Higher; No. cash, i2c; track.
i3c; May. 43c; No. > white. 4ic.
Lead-Higher. s4.35-i.31*.
Spelter-Higher, $4.10.
Poultry-Steady; chickens. l0c; springs.
Toe; turkeys. l2"c; ducks. lSc; geese, g
d7c
Butter-Steady; creamery 1Sa25+c; dairy.
15Nl9c.
Eggs-Lower, sc. case count
New York Produce.
New York, Feb. 13.-Butter-Firm;
fresh creamery, 15a26c; state dairy, Il
ale. 4
Cheese-Quiet; state full cream fancy
large and small colored and white Sep
TENDER pc: late made. 10i2c
E,ggs-Firm: western tirsts, 32lHc
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. ?
27-32c; centrifugal. IS test. ll-32c: mo-
lasses, sugar. 19-32c Refined steady
crushed. Size; powdered. 4.55c; granulat-
ed. 4.45c.
Nominal: No Rio, 13-16c.
Poultry-Alive and dressed quiet, IN
changed
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Feb. BIN he'd rvgoods
market the week closed with consider
ahl" more frmress on the part of sellers
Eaysrs. while placing orders COnserva-
lively. are insisting upon early deliveries
of purchases already made and the cur
rent business which is in progress Is
largely confined 20 spots or nearby de-
livery. many of the jobbers finding DIFF
fcllty in securing Jobbc-s are eNper-
fencing a comparatively free ordering
from house trade which is here in large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

Business In bonds has been less. the
placing q the railroad notes and II vari-
0us new bond issues serving 70 divert
the investment demand from existing Is
sues.
United States now A. coupon haze de-
cl.ned d per cent on call during the week.
Quotations were as follow.
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BATTLE OF BUTTER
Policeman Captured the Burglars but
Sciled HIS Uniform

Sev York. Feb 3--Ofsrer Pssat -
- .fuf street uo.lce station ir e reF
RAN on th~ force 49, Re f. a promising
ag-~e both i1 ph~H-al E-it s71 raorai
z.ar-i-s. while s-ReKef - "a e1~o1rt~r
Eith tee 5-rEisrs 81 th~ ET9-srT - q J.
Hear 80 Secord avenue a1c fc-1 stree;
early this morning hs uas - hesr-~srsf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS.

Among tine list of shippers of yester-
day appears the name Of J. E Hardesty.
o. Cairo, Kan. who shipped his first
car load Of cattle to the Wichita mar
kets. Mr Hardesty is well pleased with
the prices here and spoke very compli-
mentary Of this city's market. He had
fine car load of cattle and it is quite
proba BILE that in the future Mr.. Har-
desty viii ship to Wichita
The following well known stockmen also
had stock on lie market: J. @. Fowler,
Enid. . T; Sam H Elliott, Wilmot,
kan; II. H. Shaffee. Winfield. Kan; p.
J. Quigley. Winfield Kan; r. d. Ker-
ley. Peck Kan: Ed Weidline, Augusta.
Kan; Hugh Johnston Braman. Q. r:
Runaway : Son, Tonkawa, o. T; A.
n. Fritz Ponca City, .. T.
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Naw York Feb i--Mouey ou e4l
nominal 7o loans sine ioarr steady .
sixty dsvv easnf Der cent. NINETY daye
sax. SIX months g. Prime rurr-antile
aper f1s01is 7tsTi NJ chang. STEADY.
with actual business T. tanker balls -
3 - sIf ~ r pr demand. and ar = - -
~ s. 81 Tor sztr day bills Posted rates
8 s2rq4.s AID - So Commercial h5Iis.
8; G+aZ Par sIver $50 MeEian do
lars. 10
y re-rrrert bonds stta51. r. rosI
..l~45s afe.F-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

New York. reb 13.-The statement Of
averages Of clearing house banks Of this
city for the five days OF this week shows
Loans S999. $50; increase, S719.10O.
Deposits-SlO 36. 357 800: decrease. S79s. 000
Cirrulation-Si0. a5a1D), GeCrease. $7.2. 800
Legal tender-$I. 81. 100; decrease, 81
243 900
Specie-S-95, $50; decrease. S319 400.
Reserve--$216,Sv,6 600; aecreasc. S14.6s3.-
300
Reserve required-S355. So. SO; decrease
1898. go
surplus 800 279.225; decrease. s.. 1850.
EXTnited States deposits 50 CO. .935
decrease. 81. 3qS.175
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. Feb. -Cattle-Receipts.
400 No southerns. Market unchanged.
Export and dressed beef steers $4.5GG
go; fair to good $3.75d44o; western fed
steers s.. f0df.30; stockers and feeders s.. -
li425; southern steers. s. 25I4.0 south
ern cows S2.25G2.90; native cows $1.75G
800; native heifers $2.40G4.2j; bulls 81 $50
$50; calves s2.75G6.50 Receipts for the
week $4,000.
Hogs Receipts. 800 Market &c TO Zoe
lower Top $50; bulk of sales S4.70Q5-0o
heavy S5.0Oa5-1o; packers s4.S5d5.00; pigs
and light $4.6Ud4S5. Receipts for the
week 1920
Sheep Receipts 500 Market steady.
Native lambs S5.O0G5.75; western lambs
S4.9Od5.70; fed ewes $3.t0G4.00; western fed
ycarlings $4.5Odo 90: stockers and feeders
s.. 50G420 Receipts for the week 17.1oO
ST. Louis.
ST Louis. Feb. .-Cdttle-ReCeipts 400;
market steady Beef steers S370d5.35:
stockers and feeders 81. O0Q4C0; cows and
heifers S2.2504.25; Texas steers s.. 75I %;
cows and heifers $2.O0d3.gD
Hogs-Receipts $500: Market &c lower
pigs and lights &.75d4S5: PACKERS "a. S0Q
90. butchers and best heavy S5.1024535.
Sheep-Receipts none; market nominal.
ST. Joseph.
South St Joseph. Feb. 1S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. POO. Steady.
HoEs-R Receipts 5000 SC lower; lights
A.70a505; mixed and heavy 81 90a515.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
ChicdQU.

StlNdSS.
Chicago. Feb. 13.-Cattle- eceipts. 2.o00
Market nominal. Good TO prime steers
81. G5d5.15; poor to medium $3oOQ 60:
stockers and feeders s2o5G4l5; COWS 81 %
G4.0o; heifers S2opI4.75; Gamers Sl,25@2.50;
bulls 2.0Gqil0; calves $3.50@to.70.
HOgs-Receipts. today. $4,000; Monday
5000 Market mostly :0c lower; mixed
and butchers ,.9od5.25; good to choice
heavy SJ.2545.y'; rough heavy s495M5.20;
lights s4.7C65.05: bulk of sales 81. 950o.20.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 Market steady.
Good TO choice wethers s400lDf55; fair
to choice mixed S350a4o0; western sheep
S3.J0H5.3I; native lambs s39ea615; western
lambs IS 256IC 10
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WOOL MARKET.

s. Louis Feb. 1S.-Wool nominal; ne
dunn grades Combins and clothing 17a-lc,
light fine 15ul1sc- heavy fine. Ie1l+'c;
tub washed 2css2pac
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BANK ClEARlNCS.

New York. Feb 13.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended February H. with the per-
csntage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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Open. High. ! Low. r dayG7ss
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Closing quotations We're As follows:
Flour-Steady; winter patents S+.HuA50;
straits. S+1OG4.3o: spring patents. $4.2oG
450. straits. $3S0G410; bakers, $26oI3.40.
Wheat-No. 3. S5dS6c; No. red. s4Sd
CSC.
Corn-No. >. soc: No. yellow. SOC.
Oats-No. >. 417sd42'sc: No. ) white. ala
Hc
Rye-No >. sc
Barley-Good feeding. 4cq4ec: Fair 70
choice mailing. 4Sa5Sc.
Flax Seed-s1.ulz: No. northwestern.
Sis
Timothy Seed-Prime. $50
ProvisionS-Me Pork. per bbl.. S45o
0l46ei2; Lard. per Ice lbs. S7i2i-lt- >:
short ribs sides. 0oOsel. ss-=67-en. short
clear sides. sboxedl. s712'a7--5
Nhiskey- Of high wines $I-27.
CloXer-Contract grade. SIC =
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q ank Statement.

Totals. Canada ...... 81 70l Cos .-.. 81
'*Not included in totals because con-
taininE other items than clearinEs
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

On the produce eNcharSe TO-DAY closing
quotations were aC follows
Butter-Firm: creameTies, l5'195c; dairy.
l3'd23c
Eggs-Weaker at mark. cases included.
2SfISac-
CheeSe-Stsady to frn leGsc