The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], November 08, 1903, WANT AD SECTION, Page 11, Image 11

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Receipts Light Which Were
Expected on Saturday
TOP PRICE WAS $4.85
This Is the Only Market to
Protect Shippers
Host receipts were light yesterday, but
no surprise was expressed at this, because
light receipts are the rule for Saturdays.
The only car load of hogs sold was one
that arrived late Friday night. The buy
ers quoted the market at steady to strong
and they were present to buy whatever
came. The buyers left the yards early,
but told the commission men that they
would take all the hogs that arrived be
twee nthat time and Monday morning at
yesterday s prices, and at weights at time
of arrival.
A good many of the trains that bring
hogs to this market come late in the
night, and tills course has been adopted
by ihe packing houses to protect the
sipiers who patronize this market. It
is probably the only hog market in this
country in which shippers are thus pro
tected against-a decline in the market
axcer their hogs arrive.
Hog Sales.
Dock. Av. Wt. Price.
40 248 $4.85
275 4. to
241 4.70
220 4.70
430 4.35
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Local Grain and Produce Market.
Below And sales as made yesterday hy
Bample on the Wichita Board of Trade
basis, delivered Missouri river. To est
price f. o. b. your station, deduct Kansas
City rate from your -station.
Wheat No. 2 hard, 73c; No. 3, GS70&c;
Xo. 4, GltfiCoc; rejected, 90g62c.
Corn Xo. 2 mixed, 40c; Xo. 3. 33c: Xo.
4. 37c; Xo. 2 white, 41c; Xo. 3, 40c; no
grade, 3C635c.
Oats-Xo. 2 mixed, 34c: Xo. 3, 3232c.
Floui (wholesale) Best patent, deliv
ered to southerfi Kansas points west of
Emporia, $1.90; to all southern Kansa3
Emporia. J2.00; to all southern Kansas
points cast of Emporia, 12.00; delivered to
either section named, bran 70c, shortB
Ei0c, corn chop 90cc. corn meal $1.25.
Hay Alfalfa. Xo. 1, 57.50; Xo. 2, 56.50;
praire, loose, No. 1, $6.C; 2o. 2, I5.0C;
baled. Xo. 1. $7.00; Xo. 2, 5.0u. No. 3. $5.00.
Butter Packing, 12c; Vountiy, 1214c
Eggs Frcph, per dozen, 17c.
Poultry Hens. 5c; spring broilers,
to 2 lbs., Cc; young roosters, 5c; turkey
hens, Sc; toms, 7c; geese, full feather, 6c;
ducks, full feather, 6c; young ducks. 7c.
yesetables Onions, bu., 65c; pop corn,
per 100 lbs.. $1.00; turnips, bu., 40c; po
tatoes, bu.. 75c; applts. bbl., S2.002.50;
sweeit potatoes, bu. 75fcS0c; cabbage, lb.,
Vegetables (Jobbers' prices to trade)
Oranges, Valencia, box. 3.503.7, lem
ons, box. $3.0utf?3.75; strained honey, lb.,
720; comb honey, lb., 15c; walnuts, lb.,
loglSc; almonds, lb., 13c; Brazils, lb.,
12c; pecan?, lb.. 12c;' filberts, lb., IS;
cheese, fiat, lb., 14c; brick, 15c; limberget,
14,fc Y. A.. 14c; Kansas. He; bananas,
lb., 4Mc; apples, bbl.. SS.O-yoSiS: potatoes.
JiuS05J&5c; cabbage, lb., lilic; Spanish
jonions, per crate, $1.60; fancy red globe
tonions, $1.5001.75 per 100 lbs.; peanuts,
b., jumbo. SVic; roasted. 10c; parot.
(cr Toasted, sue; Acs. per box., tl.25.
' Wool Light bright medium, 15616c;
dark ar.d heavy medium, 1214c heavy
fine. 31 lie; burry. 7ff?c.
Leatht-r Xo. 1 Phoeiiix, 38c. 3 35c; har
ness, union A, 34c, B 32c; chestnut oak,
B, 34c, A 3Cc;' ure oak, 34c; sitirting. 40
42c; solf leather, slaughter, 332c; oak
sole, 3rt?3Gc per side.
Hides G. S., 1 and 2 rounds, 64c; side
brands, Cc; under 35 lbs., 4c; bulls.
6c; green hides, lVc less than cured;
part ourcd, c less; Xo. 1 horse. S2.25; Xo.
2, $1 5; pony and Xo. 3. 75cS1.00; glue
hides. 3H:c; dry ilint butchers. 16 lbs. and
up, 13c; dry flint fallen, 16 lbs. and up.
lie; dry flint, undet It :bs.. Sc; dry salt,
10c; dry cull. 7c; Xo. 1 tallow, 3c; Xo.
2 tallow, 2ic"; heep pelts, green, 3O4?SS0c;
dry. 69c per lb.
Hams. "Westphalia 10-12 lb. average.
12V ". 12-14 lb", 12c; 14-16 lb.. 12fcc; 16-1S
lb " 12c; 18-t-O lb., 12',ic; skinned. 16-20
11 12c; 20 lb., and over. 12VsC Add c
per lb. for fancy wrapping.
BreakTast Baoii. Wcsphalia 8-VS lb.
average, .16rjc; iO-12 lb., 16Vjc: strips. 4-6
avf-rage. ICc, Fancy swnet pickled Eng
lish bacon bellies. 12-14 lbs., llftce; Cali
fornlas (picnic?). 7'ic: boneless roulettes,
! Add '4c pound for fancy wrapping,
fancy Xiagnr:t breakfast bacon. 20c;
f.i. cy Niagara, hams. 12-1 1 lbs., 14c. Fan
cy wmpped in extra charge.
Side Meats, t-ry salt Extra short clears,
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Sc; standard backs, 16-20, 9c; fat backs,
6tc; clear beilies. 12-14, 12c; 14-16. ll&c;
16-1S, HUc; fosters, 7c; cheek butts, 5e;
S P. -butcher" backs. He
Side Meats, smoked Bacon, extra hort
clears, 9c; fat backs, 7;rc; English ba
con bellies, 12-14. 13c; 14-16. 12&c; clear bel
lies. 16-ls, 12iic: bacon fosters. Sc.
Fresh Pork Dressed hogs, heads off,
ViitC heads on, 7',ic; fresh shoulders, 6c;
fresh shoulders, skinned, 6rc; fresh hams,
10c; fresh hams, skinned, 11c; fresh dai
sies, 11c; pork loins. 11c: tenderloins, 17c;
fat backs, skin on, 7c; raw leaf lard. 7c;
spare ribs, 7c; hogs tongue3, 10c; heg
brains, 10-lb. boxes, oc; pig3 feet, cleaned,
Cc; uncleaned, 4c; hogn ears, cleaned, 4c;
not cleaned. 2c; hogs' livers, each, 5c;
hogs' hocks, 5&c; pigs' tails. 3&e; chitter
lings, 4c; hogs" heads, cleaned, 5&c; neck
bones, 3c; backbones, 2c.
White Rose Lard Smooth, tierces, about
300 lbs., 7c; grainy, tierces, about 360 lb?.,
8c; open kettle, tierces, about 360 lbs..
ViC; Silver Crest brand, tierces, about
300 lbs , 7Hc; lard compound, tierces, about
360 lbs., G5ic. Add for smaller packages:
0-lb. wooden tubs, Uc per lb.; SO-lb.
wooden tubs. 4c lb.; 50-Ib. tins, 50-100 lb.
cases Uc lb.; 20-lb. tins, 80-Ib. cases. c
lb.; 10-lb. tins, GO-lb. cases. ?4c lb.; 5-ib.
tins. CO-lb. cases, 'ec lb.; 3-lb tins. SO-lb.
cases, lc lb.
Fresh Beef and Mutton Cows and heif
ers, 4Sj5c; fere quarters, 4S5c; hind
quarters. 6I.ic; steers. S7c: fore quar
ters. SMrSec; hind quarters. 910c;
beef loins. Xo. 1, 12c; No. 2. 19c; beef ribs,
Xo. 1, 12c; Xo. 2, 3c; chucks and plates,
3c; square chucks, 5c; flanks. 3c: shanka,
2c; plates. 2,e; round and rump. 7S7&c;
suet, 5c; beef livt-rs, 3c; beef hearts. 5c:
beef ' tongues, 10c; beef brains, oeaned. 6c;
sweet breads, 25c; ox tails. 2c; mutton,
7&c; lambs. Sc.
Sausage Rath man pressed ham. car
toons about 25 lbs., 10c; Devey sausage,
cartoons about 25 lbs., 5c; welners. Car
toons about 25 lbs.. Sc: bologna, cartoons
about 25 lbs., 5c; Cony Island Frar.forts,
10-lb cartoons, 10c: pork sausage, bulk,
10-lb. cartoons, 7c; pork sausage, link,
10-lb. cartoons, 7'jc; liver sausage, round,
5c: liver sausage, long, 6c: head chees. 6c.
Sausage-(in "Konserve." packed in iron
bo.und pointed palls with handles and
having bung In head which obviates the
necessity of removing hoops. Bologna. 15
lb. pails, Jl.Oi; 30-lb. pails. J1.S0; 60-lb. palls,
palls, 51.09; 30-lb. palls. 31.80; 60-lb. pails.
J3.43; weinery. 15-lb. pails. $1.55; 30-ib. pails,
S3.00; eo-lb. pails. $5.S5; pork sausage. 15-lb.
pails J1.45; 30-lb. pails, $2.70; 60-lb. pails,
J5.25.'
Pickled Products Pigs' feet, per bbl.,
$0.50; half bbl.. W lbs. net, 52.S0; quarter
bbls., 40 lbs. net. $1.60; eighth bbls.. 20 lbs.
net. 90c; kits. 15 lbs net. 70c Regular
tripe, half bbls., 12.40; quarter bbls.. $1.25;
eighth bbls., 90c: kits, 60c. Honeycomb
tripe, eighth bbis . 31.25; kits. 31.10. Spiced
pigs' tongues, quarter bbls.. $5.75; eighth
bbls.. $3.00; kits. 52.25. Hogs' snouts and
ears, half bbls.. 36.00; quarter bbls., 33.25;
eighth bbls.. 31.S5; kits. 31.35.
Empire State Hams, cooked, bone out,
skin on. 17c; p?cked in box, ISc; cooked
beef tongues (to order), ISc; smoked beef
tongue. 15c.
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.
Chicago, III., Xov. 7. Cattle Receipts,
SCO; market steady. Good to prime steers,
35.00flz5.5o; poor to medium, 33.50410;
stockerg and feeders, 32.00 1-10; cows, ?1.00
3.50; heifers. 32.O04f4.75; canners, 51.0O
2.28; bulls, $1.754.20; calves. 32.0dg7.25;
Texas fed steers. 33.003.50; western fed
steers, $2.904.15.
Hogs Receipts today, 11,000; Monday,
30,000; market stronger. Mixed and butch
ers, $4.65.. 5.25; good to choice heavy, $4.40
4.S0; light, 34.705.25; bulk of sales, $4.70
fe5.00.
Sheep Receipts, 1,000; sheep firm;
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
$3.4(ff3.85; fair to choice mixed. $2.S03.30;
we-stem sheep, 32.00Si3.60; native- lambs,
33.50C5.75; weatern lambs, $3.5gS.16.
Kansas City. - " "
Kansas City. Mo.. Xov. 7j Cattle Re
ceipts 1,000; market unchanged. ' Choite
export and dressed beef steers, 34.15fi5.36;
fair to good. 33.505.50; stockers and feed
era, 32.0OTi3.T5; western fed steers, 82.15..
4.06; Texas and Indian steers, . $2J53.00;
Texas cows, 3152.05; native cows, 51-25S
2.70; native heifers, f2.54.40; cajiners,
S1.0&2.00; bulls. $1.752.35 calves, ?1.75
C.00. ' -
Receipts for week: Cattie, Di,500; calves,
6,672.
Hogs Receipts, 3,000; market steady to
strong. Top. 35.12; bulk of sales. $4. 75fe
5.05; heavy, 34.75$4.95; mixed packers.
54.956.10; light. 34.00. .5.12; yorkers, $5.05
fro.isifc; pigs. 34.5O5.05.
Receipts for the week, 35,300.
Sheep Receipts, none; market steady.
Western lambs, 32.90fjt5.00; fed ewes. $3.50;
Texas clipped yearlings. 32.5O4.u0; Texas
clipped sheep, $2.403-75; Blockers and
feeders, 32.O0fe3.5O.
Receipts for the week, 29,300.
St. Louis.
St. Louis, Mo.. Xov. 7. Cattle Receipts,
40), including 200 Texans: market steady
Beef steers, $3.5065.40; stockers and feed
ers, 32.20&3.75; cows and heifers. $2.25&
4.&V. Texas steers, 52.30ft3.40; cows and
heifers. S1.80I&2.40.
Hogs Receipt?. 2.500; market strong to
10c higher. Pigs and lights. 34.8065.25;
packers. 34.655.15; butchers and best
heavy, $.S55.25.
Sheep Receipts. 100; market steady. .Na
tives, $3.u03.60; lambs. 34.5ttui.25.
St. Joseph.
St. Joseph, Mo.. Xov. 7. Cattle Re
ceipts. 576; market steady.
Hogs Receipt. 3.350; market steady to
5c higher; light. 54.90. .5.10; medium and
heavy, 34.755.07.
Sheep Receipts, none.
COTTON MARKET.
Xew York. Xov. 7. Cotton The cotton
quotations were as follows:
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands,
11.15c; middling gulf. 11.40c; sales. 2C3
bales.
Futures opened weak. Xovembr. 10.78c;
December, pi.S3c: January. 10.73o; Febru
ary. 10.78c; Maroh. P.75c; April. l.77c:
My. 10.79c: July, lMc; August. l'f.Svc.
FHtures closed strong. Xovember. l..92c;
December. 11. '-lc: Januarj". H-04c; Febru-ar-.
103c: JiJarh, ll.i7o; April. ll.tk;
JUiy. 11.03c: June. I1.7c; July. 11.' 7e;
August. 10.S3e.
Galveston. Xov. 7 Cotton Strong at
li-c.
Liverpool. Xov. 7 J Cotton Spot high
er; American middling 6 yd.
Xew Orleans. Ii.. Nov. 7. Cotton Spot,
firm; middiinjr. Kio.
Washington. D. C. Xov. 7. A bulletin
issued by the census bureau today on the
cotton ginned from the growth of the
present year up to October IS plae? the
amount at t, 39.627 commercial b.V.os. ?s
against E.925.S72 bahs ginned up to th
same date last year.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Xew York. Xov. 7 In dry goods buy
ing shows little improvement in volume,
but pr dictions are not infretjwr.t that
the comtnir week will witness decidedly
more eagerness to enter the market b
for the posbiUiu s t f an advance in
the price of goods af rral'r'-d. The ftmi
r.cs of the manufacturer is still a feat
ure of the market, a irod many orders
at old prices bing refilled.
WOOL MARKET.
St. Louis. Mo.. Xov. 7. Woo? J!"t ;
nvdium grades, combing and c'.oth.ng.
17iS4c: l!rht flne. 15$17c; heavy fine.
Iyi4c t :b washed. SttJWc.
TO CREATE A BOARD.
Premier Balfour, With King's Approv
al, Names Them.
London. Xov. 7 It was o!Bcial5y an- '
nour.."d toniuht th:u Prem'er Balfo sr. j
wi:h K'.rc Kdw. rd.x approval, hasfi aftr j
cc:iuitatlon Hith tit M-vrt'tary of war, j
ap?.-:r.tod a mni-tr. t - .-Uve concerr.-
injr the elation of a board fur the ad
ministrative business of the war ofTi-re ,
ar.d the consequent chsngrs Involved.
,The ccmm.ttKmen named are Visccmt
Eslum. Admiral Sir Jotn A. Fishir an!
Col. Six Ueorse S. Clarke.
Early in the Session the Price
Falls Rapidly.
THEN IT RECOVERS SOME
Corn, Oats and Provisions
Rule Easier,
Chicago, 111., Xov. 7. December wheat
was offered quite freely at the start on
large receipts in the northwest, and there
were also good commission hous? salss of
that commodity, which resulted in weak
ness early in the day. Dwomiwr opened
a shade to c lower at 7S:i'57S -c. and
before the end of the flrst hour the price
had dropped to 7S',ic. Toward the mid
dle of the session a good genernl demand
developed, and with outside markets
showing some advance, and with pre
dictions of urifavorable weather the mar
ket assumed a brighter aspect, ar.d the
early loss was all regained. Reports ot
a small export business at the seaboard
caused- further liquidation late in the
day, and prices again eased off. The close
was at the bottom with December prices
lower at 7834c. Clearances of wheat and
flour .were equal to 45190 bushels. Pri
mary receipts were 1,308.300 bushels,
against 1,614,400 bushels a year ago. Min
neapolis and Du-uth reported receipts of
975 cars, which, with local receipts of 95
cars, two of contract, made the total
receipts for the three points 1,070 cars,
against 1.020 last week and 1,176 a year
ago.
Corn did not receive any particular
support, and prices sagged. After sell
ing between 44c and iihsc December
closed c lower at 4444kc. Local re
ceipts was 387 cars, with 17 of contract
grade.
Oats ruled a little lower along with
wheat and corn, but local traders showed
little disposition to take the selling side
of the market. After ranging between
8rf7tj?sc and 3594c December closed at 3d
$35c. a ioss 0f -ic. Local receipts
were 279 cars.
With the exception of lard, provisions
ruled easier. There was some buying of
lard at the start, but from the action of
the other hog products it looked as" if lard
was being supported in order to make a
better market upon which to unload.
There was scattered selling of pork by
tired holders, and that commodity closed
15c lower at $11.90 for January option.
January lard was 5c higher at S6.S0, but
ribs were off 7ic at $6.20.. 6.22. Esti
mated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 130 cars; corn, 220 cars; oats,
215 cars; hogs 33,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
i Close
I Qpeo.l High. Low. I T dayjYes dy
Wheat! I ,
Dec ..t7SV?7S 7S 7Sy,-7S4ri 78
May .'i8l&l&lS&G 78'7Sit7Sst
Corn-- 1 I
Dec ..!43i 44 44;VSy1 44!
May .43C3 43"-U 43,43j 43
July. 431 43 43evH 43j 43fe
Oabs- I l I
DeC ..I 352U 35S5&!35! 35
liny .136?! 36 SCi 361
Pork- I I 1
Jan ..112 02 12 03 11 00 11 92' 12 05
May .1 12 15 12 15 12 00 j 12 02; 12 15
Lard: t i
Dec ..I CS2 6S7 G S2! 6 S5 6 77
Jan .. 6 77 6 85 6 77 6 80 ; 6 75
May .1675" 6S2 675j6 77; 6 75
P.ibs I I
Jan .. 0 27 6 27 0 20 ' 6 22' 0 20
May -16 37 6 37 6 30 j 6 30 ! 6 37
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour Quiet and easy. Winter patents,
34.00.. 4.3); straits. 33.1?ti.l0; spring pat
ents, 34.103f4.40; straits, 33.303.90; bakers,
32.50CS.50.
Wheat No. 3 spring. 79S0c; Xo. 2
red. 794S0Vic
Cora Xo. 2, 45V4c; Xb. 2 yellow, 451ic.
Oats Xo. 2. 36c; No. 2 white, 3Vric; Xo.
3 white, 363Sc.
Rye Xo. 2. 55c.
Barley Good feeding, 40c; fair to choice
malting. 456c.
Flax Seed Xo. 1, 90c; Xo. 1 northwest
ern. S4c.
Timothy Seed Prime, 32.90.
Provisions Mess pork, per bbl.. 511.37
&1L59; lard, per Iff) lbs.. 3.S7i6.&0; short
ribs sides, (loose. S7.25r7.o; short clear
sides, (boxed t. S7:x.''7.'",.
Whiskf F.asis of -igh wines, 31.25.
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was entirely cured. I have been in good health now for several months aJ&' Vn-A----
trcanirs to your preparation.
That Wine of Cardui brought Mrs. Smith relief and permanent health when she was in such
a terrible condition shows it is the right cure even in the worst cases of female trouble.
Even when the doctors give up hope there is always some relief in Wine of Cardui. And this
relief has come to women who wished for death as Mrs. Smith did to women who did not
have any tolerance for Wine of Cardui and took it in order to satisfy their friends to women who
had gone through operations one after another for severe chronic troubles.
Wine of Cardui is
simple or how severe.
trouble peculiar to their
You can secure a
RECEIPTS AXD SHIPMENTS.
Rec'ts. Shipm'ts.
Flour, bbls 23.SG0 15.20..
Wheat, bu 124.8(0 4G.200
Corn, bu. ' 340.300 14G.CC0
Oats, bu 2G2.Oj0 332.V(
Rye. bu W.300
Barley, bu 134.400 1S.S0Q
On the Produce Exchange, today, the
butter market was easy. Creamery. 15"S'
21c; dairy, 14lSc: eggs, firm at mark
cases included, lSg22c; cheese, easy, 10
11c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo., Xov. 7. Wheat
Close: December, C767c; May, 6Sc;
cash, Xo. 2 hard. 72c; Xo. 3. GS70c;
Xo. 4. Clfi7c; rejected, ESgGOc; Xo. 2 red.
79c; X'o. 3. 7577c
Bran Rran, C7c; shorts, nominally. S7c.
Corn December, 3-tVic; May, 37c; cash,
Xo. 2 white, 39c; X'o. 3, 3930Vic.
Oats Xo. 2 white, 35.. 38c; Xo. 2 mixed,
34c.
Rye Xo. 2, 49c.
Butter Creamery, lS25c; dairy,
fancy, ISc
Egrgs Fresh, 20c.
Receipts of wheat, 194 cars.
St. Louis.
St. Ixouis. Mo., Xov. 7. Wheat Close:
Weak; X'o. 2 red, cash elevator, nominal;
track. 876'SSc; December, SSc; May,
Sic; Xo. 2 hard, 77..7Sc.
Corn Lower; Xo. 2 cash, 41c; track,
42iN3c; December, 40e; May, 40c.
Oats Firm; Xo. 2 cash, 37c; track, 37
3Sc; December, 3Gc; May, 36c; Xo. 2
white, 40c.
Rye Firm, 54c.
Pork Easier; jobbing standard mess,
SU.80.
Lard Weak, S0.S.
Lead Dull, 34.25.
Spelter Lower, 55.50.
Poultrj Firm; chickens, 7c; springs,
9c; turkeys. 11c; ducks, 99c; geese, 7c.
Butter Steady. lS23c.
Eggs Steady, 22c. loss off.
New York.
Xew York, Xov. 7. Wheat Receipts,
105.300 bushels: market opened easier, but
soon rallied on further covering by De
cember shorts'. December StoSCf&c; May.
S2 3-ieS2c.
Butter Receipts, 4,lio packages; fnnr
ket steady to firm. Creamery, 1622c;
state dairy, 15.g22c.
Cheese Receipts, 5,535 packages; mar
ket quiet. State, full cream, fancy, small,
colored September. Uc; October, 11c;
small white, September. llc; October
11c; large colored, September. 11c.
Poultrj' Alive, nominal; dressed, dull
and unchanged.
Eggs Receipts. 4.01 packages; market
strong. Western, 212Sc.
Sugar Raw, steady; fair refining. 3-5-16c;
centrifugal. test. 3 13-lGc: molas
ses sugar. 3 l-16c; refined, steady; crush
ed. 35.30; powdered, 34.8U: granulated. 34.73.
Coffee Steady; Xo. 7 Rio. 6c.
Molasses Steady; Xew Orleans. 31 42c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Xew York, Xov. 7. United States Steel
preferred dipped to yesterday s low re
cord immediately after the opening of the
stock market today, but its easy recovery
dealings, almost as light as on the de
cline, made the drop not very impressive
The relaxation of the recent severe pres
sure on this stock realized the market
to some extent, and prices were inclined
to harden. The railroad list was but lit
tle affected by the opening dip in steels
preferred. The upward movement was
extremely sluggish and doll and the mar
ket showed little breadth or animation.
Reports were in persistent circulation
that the United States Steel corporation
rUnnfd a cut in all grades of steel pro
ducts on the basts of the lower price for
biMct. but all attempts to secure official
information were repelled. The bank
statomeV.t was regarded as favorable on
rccT'tint of the heavy loan contraction
disclosed, although the rash dcrreaw was
abo-it as large as had bee ncstimated.
Th" decrease in deposits reduced th- re
serve requirements so far that rather
more than half of last week's surplus is
eor,-er."d. The decrease in kan i at
tributed in part to the liquidation in the
sto. k market and to the repayments In
cident to the completion of November 1
settlements. Some of the borrowings of
last week incident to the crisis at St.
Louis are rl. bflieved to have bn re
paid. Tho money ami exchange markets
are rather nominal on Saturday, but the
tone of sterling was rppcrted weak, and
derr.".nl bills were quoted at 4.M flat,
wh.' h is within the margin f profl. in
gold imports. None were announced, but
ther- were variotia rumors of farther n
gagrmentp. Reports from London sh w
a harden. rig market for discounts and an
mr.-'-ased c r.trol of the onep nony mar
ket by the Bank of England. This may
l in preparation i make iTeetsvc an
i.W-.r.cr in the Eank of Engtands rate of
dlf-uunt
The i'tention of the stock market hi
largely b.n devoted to conditions and
rrosjxts in the iron and steel trade tr.U
ffivlt. r.d the renewed outbreak heavy
!!;td-st! n in the rtel stock... Th
aarv .-f th" money market ass
contr;h:tary cause to tbe psurarys. f
d.ir.jr! for securiti. Tbe Ime.rjption
-i .. t:cn day holiday also hid tr
v: fffect of discouraging "jx-cw-uiv
a-f.-.ity. xpt for some professional
oneratu'ns In the Xew York corr rati'-n
st.ks. whielvwfrr nm;nalSy based wpno
th- r lit .'i! rtjrtt in th 'ity Th ?-gagr.-.
" t of a rr.t"l;en d I'.ar ;n n-d
-r. ii L- r.i'n r h-.E f--r "t-'prn r.t
to X'w York was mad 2 ib oc4aios i-jt
'orr. bTrjIng of storks on StOBdy. and
rlv .r W-Jnddy. after tbe holiday
'-T3'. Th hVT tiQilatyn in tK
v, w..s -- rnmoE'r attribtjt-d to ?r.v
' : -n, b.t lr-jgratir-B wr a -r
- ' 5i' r from th- f.aftal svi
for th se'lin. For instance, targe sa
.. the preferred nodes tot Lrodaa
was !aid t be for aectmrt of a
io icr.-ag firm there waiffh was tide
ovr the last Ixndon settleavmt ard
T;v.h was presucably left ia a rtilrer-
IT iiMiil 1
IS RELIEF FOR YOV.
a medicine which cures all the ailments peculiar to women no matter how
It is the medicine for daughters, mothers and grandmothers in any
sex. Can you refuse to give this medicine a trial?'
$1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui from
able condition. It was current rumor
In the stock, also, that some of the sell
ing was due to changes in the executivve
department of the corporation at differ
ent times since its formation. As a re
sult of these suppositions there was a
crop of rumors also, of further changes
to come in the executive department and
of friction and antagonism. Authorita
tive Information on these points was not
to be had, and the market improvements
in the securities were left to surmise
whether these rumors were not set afloat
to confuse the public as to the causes
in the Industrial situation to induco the
selling. The influence of the operations
of the bond conversion syndicate was
also subject for consideration. Tho dif
ference in the prices of the preferred
stock and the bonds of steel was consid
erably extended, and this measures the
proflt to the syndicate for the process
of conversion aside from the 4 per cent
secureu previously. The Incident which
was most effective in disturbing senti
ment over the iron and steel trade condi
tions was the cut in the price of steel
billets of 34 per ton. Reports of large
sales of steel products for foreign ac
count were considered corrobative of the
shrinkage of the domestic demand and
the break in prices to secure the foreign
market. Fears were felt of a general re
duction of prices for all lines of steel
products and a process of contraction
throughout the state. Plans for further
restriction of output, a decrease of the
scale of wages and a large reduction in
the force of laborers employed, helped
to feed the apprehension of the specula
tive public over the future In the indus
trials of this class. Stocks of Indepen
aent iron and steel companies were af
fected in sympathy, though less activity
than the United States Steel securities.
There was resumption of the conserva
tive attitude of banks and money lend
ers, which had begun to be somewhat
relaxated with the London delay in the
crop moving demand for currency. This
demand, though but little, was above the
normal of the preceding years, warning
the banking community that their pre
parations for such a contingency were
not mistaken. The heavy movement of
cotton and tho high price at which the
crop Is selling has increased the needed
volume of currency to move it. Foreign
money markets have made some show of
opposition to the Xew York presattn for
gold, the Bank of England s soiling pneo
of gold having been advanced. But con
fidence Is felt that any approach to strin
gency in the Xew York money market
would lead to prompt relief by gold ship
ments as the international trade move
ment his given Xew York a control oJ
the situation. The week's events on tbe
Isthmus of Panama have passed without
apparent notice in the stock market In
spite of the importance attached to the
Panama canal project in its bearing on
trans-continental freight traffic. Re
ports of an adjustment in the relation
between- Japan and Russia, in the far
East have had some reflected effect from
the London market.
The tightness of the money market l-as
reduced the demand for bonds and the
recent average of bnslnesa in that de
partment has been considerably dimin
ished. The prices hav- yielded to de
clines. United States 3s declined H from lat
week's closing prices.
Quotations were as follows:
IHJght
est eat. I
ijowfClos
est. ilpx.
"in! ca4
ii
W 14
26Hi 24
130H' 13S
US i
1(0 ' ins-'-
; &
17 ! 1
117 i 117
Jl?i 1174
(4 4 IS
a;; sis
71 3.
k
11 1ISU
264' 27-.t
I Sal
Atchison
do pfd
Chi. t Great West.
Erie
Illinois Central ....
Louis. A Nash
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ity
Missouri Pacific ...
Mo . Kan. & Tex...
X. T. Central
Penrsylvania
Reading
Rock island Co. .
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Ana!. Corpr
Amr. Sugar Re....
Pr-uf' &trl Cut.
Tenn. & Iron
L . S. SteH
I SW &9 i
i 5&Ji tt
i isaoi 27
949 ISPS:
I 13P! l&ft!
i KOj U,i
9! H0:
i isjs' w
1393 17 ,
1 in irr',
' jsso: 4i;
t 7SW 24:
! CM
SB? 72U
ita n&H
. sm
7i nv.
Bank Statement.
Xew York. Not. 7. Tho statement of
averages f tbe clearing hmw har.fcs of
tbts ctty for five days of thte week shows:
Loans. J.sB.5; derroase, S:i.4l'-.'T.
Pepm. im.m.7ifi. dcra'. 317
Clrcuiatlot!. 3&-77Jl; dereao. V.' "
Igal I''n. JS&Sfi. a-Tea. J4 -S.-(n.
Fpei. SW-f3i.1f'rr dewase. Xi 2
Rerr. t32.Se.'i: decrease. a.
Reserve rfUtri 3217 "'.1 dcrs. 14.
SS:jrr Ex-Untted Stat-- dpo;?. Jlt
29.775. dVcreaae. J t J7I.i .
New York Money Market.
Xew Ycrfc. Jfov. 7 Oooe: Prime rr
cantile pa?T. 5f rn st-Tllr. -x-chanr.
weo with aetttftl U4ntea In
hanker' hilts at $4Ls4 for denary aaaf st
II71 for etaty days blSU fMOUl
rat if4lS and ilMfHM. : murrtai
bill 34 7hsa4.; bar -Hrer, STe; Kexi
can 0 !.ir. 46c. swa-aeat booda.
steady . ra: road bond trrgoiajr.
GROWING MORE TENSE.
Notice Posted That Men Mest Work
JAostdsy or Lose Job.
Perv". Colo., Kov. 7. A cocf'rMsre h
:n : r-t-- In Desrrer teeStac to a
mer.: cf th trosfcte srtta the eni nsmers
:r r ,rtim ':"riral sjs awl with
r -t '-f cr!!;, tsrsoseatteo. Th
n - sr'hem fleMa 1m grow
ing raor tasase. hawr. and thr ks
now apT-aratly nrthtog that wtU prrvK
th miners from giaa: Mooy it re
call of Prdi 3itefcIL of the I"atel
Mir. Wctker.
District Prssdeo: WilU: KoseiU. cl
Psotsetess o? Whitx Faws Couxcxz, Xo. 12,
Dsesxji ot foc-isosrxs.
any druggist.
?RS0 RAVMOND'Sao
V- . . -1 '
At Crawford Grand on Saturday, November 14.
the United Mine Workers of America,
said today:
"We have abandoned all hopes for a
conference with tbe Colorado Fuel and
Iron company and the Victor Fuel com
pany, ami the light will be In full Mast
Monday and will bo waged to a flnteh.
National President Mitchell will be on
the ground. Commtasarle are to be es
tablished In nearly every rain ins town
and Pueblo will be the oammismty
point."
The number of minors employed In the
southern coal fields Is about MMXO.
Xotlees have been posted by tho oper
ators at ail the mines in tho TrlaJdad
district, ordering tho mlnera to report
for work as upual Monday morning or
consider themselves discharged, never
again to be employed here. The towns
of Hastings and Delogua are now sur
rounded by armed guards In the erantcy t
of the Victor Kurt eortfpany. No on j
is allowed to enter either earns from tin
outside unless it Is mooe Hear that his ,
business Is with the company and not (
with the employes. I
Denver. Colo . Xov. i. Orders were In- J
sued by Governor Peabody this afternoon :
to companies A and K. First regiment, tt j
proceed from Cripple Creek to Tettnrtd. i
where they will be employed gamrds i
at the mines which the owners will try j
to reopen with non-union foreoa. There I
has been a strike in praa-reff at Tella
rtde for several month, hut no vtoleneo
has been reported.
CRUELTY TO ANIMLS.
Humane Officer Finds Methods of ,
Denver. ol- . No-, '.nUm R. Twfts.
an offkr f th Human -rity f for- '
rsdo. today swore t r f'rmst'on a Knln'
B'er3l J'wlh r''J.s of th.i c-ty, rharc- (
Irg tJ.'-m 'ft.fj. irv::'. t i-.o-.a! .; th'rr
mtr-d ' '. i . .h-r!r:f 1 ;.t!" A--rl- i
UTHFUL VIGOR RESTORED
After Investigating an Known Methods
"CALTHOS"
To Prcve It, Full Five Days Trial
Needy Man. Sead for it Today.
ThU papor li sslbtlr4 to it tilt If r ?Ut-izt or old ss whs 44 sot fet Usuit
at capaUe tossy at t?s ! s la st twcsiim. r an? yeeor bmo ee &tlti a
lui$hecs3tttobe,wtilTrrlte in eoeiae to ike Ven Meal t'o.ef Ceo-4ti. taey W si$4
& J earei.
'! f nr4T -r- T Jf ' t tt wfll V Iri
ly wfR mat t. W Cx !t i iy rrtai trvteatH. a? tewiasttear r3orsi Inshsoa
HkWi.i t s m49f ae sxMsmi tcs. p sot -x to . n tf9
aoiT tot c'U tsemn :r i- ec?naz ? T seat test nmtu seats yo $& mi
sy aasaaJ trau' it Cz: act e - Wm tsity fail m. limm- t
THE VOX KOHL GO,. 5 7 B,
Smith WShm
log to th tcneta of tho Jewish religion,
the killing of animate for food wK b
done by certain authorised peraunc and
by certain preoerlhed methods. OCIr r
Tufts says he irrm net kwrrw whether
the rcejlrennu of the Jewish r HarWtn
nro . reopoasmo for the tu m . r tho
fault Nea with the persons ;; t-! to
do tho work: not be or krv t toe
easterns as they orrvaii in Inw sr
contrary to the law r r th pnN- t f
animate, and he propose to ' : "..to.
The matter H now in th han-t f tho
district attorney. No arrests ba ., yet
boon taal.
NIXON SOLE OCCUPANT.
He Is Kept on the Stand Another Full
Day.
Xew Y rk. Nov lw) .'U u wa4
agam th sr-l v upari of th- i m.j at
th hearlr.g this atr Hn on t!i- .
tho to maJt prn?ar-t th r Heir
ship of th Unit.! 9t,itrm t: !ln
coraprtny. the l"n t-ini rr.A -1 by
fixjUfn: tilts bt n -ouw i ' ' K
voring mi personall'i' sir umI
Mr t"ndrBejr nh rut in 'tt
trst of iirjUl f t .:.m-nt nal" hy
the ecnor and Mr UtHtU iet'st n
MMMloa of the im- f rtlnm. e f Mr.
Unlarweyer
Mr. Schwab wan r-1 rfli a. wit
vw. 3ir UntrmTr per.dl- af
ternoon in jni:!-. : Mr. Si'--- bt
the (Uiegrd fai- t fnTj'- w--:
ropfeaesHatiooji to th futile l . tho
prItmhiafT U orri '- tt
nan Franr-i- '. L".pr-t wtc
ganJ. an aired ferrrr "f K - ' x . r ty,
Jfeb . Whose Haj.ir'.' fr
aco reuitel in a searrh for Rftn all ovr
the rryntrr. h b-en loeate4 1ft th' I
Hty. !! i.jr a farr.l.y f nin ehfldrn
In XhrFkj H t i h.-w ' A
a h'-fp:" ' !" " - 'b h
wc Believe There Is Nothing to FhsI
It Cures L Horae.
Treatment WHJ Be Sent Free to any
No C. O. D. or Prescription ScJvec.
v m&g ea mm m -m ua a :. trtfe ut
oesf l -(.iths.v the jtrttt f eo4ty fer ak 4 serwre
as. tf os-tto ky (kit 6rirMi Jtm mmm, Tnf.
Jsirf Latorie. Ttii 1 tfc rtj nwety te4 h tmtt4 9
bu; thoetaeosof saof at! Vo tkr jrfc arrert ta
"Sib. tzenf t Isrrr itfe sea eru: -kr k4 1-
ccse k!si;t of it seei estherracjc ces tl -tiXT.l'J
TrSXrC e IkMS UH yV f r -fcry ae4 ImI a4
S iksa ticl gi;m ts ipm. - 4 mttmm t
j ovist T dayi, sotf aJl Sfti s hM. It !
tbe eslf rtwMj i i: i' Mactioe4 7 M Tmk aa
rrfia8 ara4. zm4 to Tea Jfiohi t o. th sef Nsr
sties tstu for JL1e.
7Vj rtajK -ittttrT bbiU tiu eCer to ti
tk tSdtfr uUiUKtonirn. It weeoathx eiiw
lor am. U t a C o l . arawteaaw er otaeittt ree-.
M Mi eaacers it tvo Hrfa to te so ecftt
xWhoK. am4 otlwf re eOez teieVo f
Ums4s of sftai rrcj jt t eeftst. the Ts
Kekii .. pmt$ i; tfr smmrj utto fr trm iwsiihi,
ws'rs li edi eel VseOtoet te tit Ske e4 tfcHf
sasae se4 t4L Het is tae way f hey set vmy yjf ie j
tti CMihi. a: tsey ee auxeiMM gsoa. Too
terr zi t t'v-X eiry if )e ftmm Lnt
Xjimx4, simem, Prnaaf smjr. iarts tnmt, Tairtes
rs. rie'! pf tee rroetet of TtrB
lv'r Byrarl4, false; . if aa'.. OMtf a
tr-t rjyii of ie tt yv ,ri o5st - y. if sow
rrt. tf yea xrt esa ea : i strei j ttok
i' jss are te Me "neie he "
f'- er b ami te ttM&t t tu 4r4 feef
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