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tub TorzzA daily ctats jcuziTAir-iiDAr .cvzixra jixrr.: 2. 1:11
Tas i:e is w
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Johnson Fights Desperately
With Ills Brothers. "
STOCK SHIPPERS
f ....... :-.
To loww Yomntlm Biwt RMoItolC
. Peoria. Jan. 2. Charles A. John
son, Peoria contractor, who disappear
ed last July, has been found tn Rock
Island by his two brothers, Albert and
Fred, of Cambridge, 111. He did not
recognise them as his mind is a blank.
Johnson fought desperately with his;
broher. when they followed onto at
train. He claims that his name is
."Jack Johnson." ' 1
Johnson has been wandering about
the country following his trade of .
bridge carpenter. He was located as
the result of a mysterious telephone
message received by Chief of Police
Rhosdes last night. - The chief was
told that Johnson was In Rock Island, j
but the informer refused -to divulge (
bib luenuiy. 1 . - inuufiui ai wa
Johnson, who called up. , ... ...
Many Idle Men.
Albany, Jan. 2. Lack of work, not
labor disputes, was responsible for an
Increased percentage of idleness among
anion workers in New Tork state dur
ing 11U, according to a statement to
day by Labor Commissioi-er Lynch.
His report shows a greater percentage
of idleness than for any year since 1886
with the exception of 1908. The number
reported Idle was 101,000. a percentage
Of U.O.
- Only One "Dromo Quinine"
That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
tor the signature of E. W. Grove. Cures
a Cold In One Day, Cures Grip In Two
Days, 28c. Adv.
Travel with TeueU through Panama
canal. Adv.
CLAY, ROBINSON a CO.
Ltrc Stock Commission MercbacSs, Stock Yers,Eaa.Cft7
We Also Have
ha. Denver, Bk
Pert Worth,
Offices a4 Chicago, So. St. Jose-kh. Set. Oma- II
So. M. BanL. K. mMd. K. M. Loads and II
"Isn't It awful about poor Mr. Jones'
trouble?" "I didn't hear about It." "Didn't
Jou? Mrs. Gaddy told me Just now that
Is son has turned out to be a criminal
Meyer." Baltimore American. -
K2n Vnn HEFulTS.
Chicago, Jan. 2 WHKAT Wheat moved
Ufnrard tnriav. Argentina atilnrnMitfl wimt
meager, threshing returns disappointing, '
and winter conditions northwest indicated
diminishing receipts. Opening prices were
a shade to e up, with a subsequent
material advance..
On advices that the winter crop was In
almost perfect condition, the market
dosed steady, He lower to HOKc net
higher.
CORN Unsettled weather put strength
Into corn. Rural offerings were scanty.
The market opened unchanged to HtH&e
higher and scored a further sharp gain.
OATS Oats hardened with other grain.
The gain was not held. The close was
weak; unchanged to ie net lower.
PROVISIONS An advance In hog
Prices gave steadiness to provisions. First
sales varied from to lower to THc higher,
with values apparently disposed to keep
Within that range.
Chicago Grain Market.
The range of prices for grain futures on
the Chicago Board or Trade as reported
by Thos, J. Myers,- Broker. Columbian
Bldg.
Chicago, Jan. .
. High Low Today Wed.
WHEAT
; Dee. . .... 9H4
May .. siVfc 91 91 91 ' 91
July .. 87 87 87 87- 87-
CORN
. May .. 8- 99 98 6844 .68
July .. 67 68 67 67 67
OATS
- Dec ;..; Si :
i May .. 0 ! 41 40 40- 40-
1 July ..39 -40 ' 39 89 89
PORK
Jan. ..20.E0 .58 - I0.S0 20.52 20.65
' May ..21.00 21.00 20.92 20.92 20.92
day. Colorado Fuel rose one. These were
the only Important changes. Trading was
light and speculative leaders barely
moved.
ing of American Telephone with some
weakness In Steel and New Tork Central
finally proved effective and prices yield
ed in the last hour to a level generally
under Wednesday's close.
New Tork Stocks.
(Close of prices for the leading stocks
en the New Tork Btock Exchange as re
ported by Thee. J. Mr era. Broker, Colum
bian Bldg.
New Tork, Jan. 2.
Cloa-
Today. Wed.
Am. Can, c 29 29
Am. Car and Foundry 46 44
Amal. Copper - 73 73
Am.. Locomotive, c 32 ....
Am. R and R., c 63 62
Am. & and R. p '. 9- 98
Am. Sugar Ref 109 116
Am. TeL and T ...117 11
Am. Tobacco, c 24 ....
Anaconda Mining 34 35
A. T. and 8. F.. e 93 93
Baltimore and Ohio 92 92
Brooklyn R. T... 88 88
Canadian Pacific 209 206
Central Leather 27 27
Chesapeake and Ohio 60 60
C. M. and St. P., c 99 100
Chicago and Northwestern 130 127
Chlno Copper 28
Colorado Fuel and Iron 28 ....
Erie, e .. 28 28
General Electric 139
Great Northern, p 126 126
Illinois Central 108 ....
tnsplraton IS 16
Inter Harvester ...101 101
K. C. Southern. 24 25
Lehigh Valley 149 149
Louisville and Nashville 133
Missouri Pacific 24 24
M. K. and T.. c 19 19
National Biscuit.. 122
Nev. Con Copper 16 ' 15
N. T. Central 90 92
N. T.. N. H. and H - 76 76
Norfolk and Western 76 76
Norfolk and Western 102 102
Northern Pacific 109 169
Penn. Railroad 109 109
Ray Con Copper 18 18
Reading, e 168 168
Rock Inland, c 13
Rock bland, p 20 21
Southern Pacific 88 88
Southern Railway, c 23 23
Tcnn. Copper 34 31
Union Pacific, c 165 154
Union pacific, p 86 85
U. 8. Steel, e 68 68
U. S. Steel, p 106 106
Utah Copper......... 50 60
Western Union 59 67
Westlnghouse Electric 64 64
Ex-Div. Anaconda Mining, 75c
Kanaae Otv' Rratn Market. '
The range of prices for grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as re-
. ported by Thoa J.Myers, Broker, Co
lumbian Bldg.
' Kansas City, Jan. 2.
Close
Open High Low Today Wed.
WHEAT
Dec. . .. - 82
May .. 86 87 86 86 . 86
July ..82 83 82 82- 82
CORN
Dec 66
May .. 71 71 71 71 71
, July .. 70 70 , 70 70 70-
. Chicago Grain Market,'
' Chicago. Jan. 2. WHEAT Close : May,
lc; July, 87c.
CORN May, 8c: July. 67c.
OATS May, 40c; July, 39c.
PORK January, 120.62; May, $20.92.
LARD January. $1065; May, 81102.
SHORT RIBS January, 810.82; May,
$11. IX.
Liverpool Grain Market.
i , . vmvim c-.... ,t..i .
uvenjfWI, rfan. fc-nniwii-oiwi, tuuii
No. I red, western winter, 7s 4d; No. 1
Manitoba, 7s d; No. 2, 6s Ud; Mo. 8,
6s 10d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed,
6s Sd.
Kansas City Produce Market.
Kansas City. Jan. 2. WHEAT Cash:
Market unchanged to c higher. No . 2
hard, S88c; No. I. 817c; No. 2 red,
904R92c; No. 8, 8890c.
CORN Market unchanged to lc higher.
No. 2 mixed, 66967e; No. S, 6SJ66c; No.
2 white, 69c; No. 8. (8c.
OATS Market unchanged. No. 2 white,
60e40c; No. 2 mixed, 3939c.
RYE Market unchanged.
HAY Market unchanged. ,
BUTTER Market unchanged.
EGGS Market unchanged.
POULTRY Market unchanged.
. WHEAT Receipts 67 cars.
CLOSE: WHEAT May, 86e; July.
fSuRN-May, 71c; July, T0c
OATS May, 4141c.
New Tork Produce Market.
New Tork, Jan. 2. BUTTER Market
Steady. Creamery firsts, 29934c.
CHEESE Market firm. State whole
milk, held specials, 17017c; average
fancy. le; fresh specials. I6016c.
EOS Market steady. Refrigerator first,
H632c; seconds, SMgSlc; state Pennsyl
- vania and . nearby hennery browns, 870
: 88o.
POULTRY Live, firm; western chick
ens, 16c; fowls, 16c; turkeys, .18920c.
' Dressed, very quiet;- fresh killed western
chickens, 13(6 23c; fowls. . 12918c; turkeys.
18e23C '-
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Jan. I. BUTTER Market low
er. Creamery, 22935c
EGGS Market lower. At mark, cases
Included. 27932e; ordinary firsts," 990
Sic; firsts, 32c
CHEESE Market unchanged.
POTATOES Market unchanged.
' POULTRY Alive, unchanged. .
. Hew Tork Stock Market.
Wall St., New Tork. Jan. 2. STOCKS
Announcement that the partners In the
banking house of J. P. Morgan and com
pany had retired from the boards of over
a scope -oc railroads, -banks, trust-companies.
Industrial corporations' and ' utll
. tties companies did not become pubne un
til shortly before midday, prior to which
time the market had shown some, firm,
sees on light dealings.
The strongest Issues were Canadian Pa
cific and New Haven with substantial
gains in Northwestern and Readng. The
market leaders were under early pressure
but soon rose above the previous close.
Bonds were steady.
American . ' Telephone And Consolidated
Qas declined a point at the opening to-
New Tork Mnwi Market.
New York, Jan. 2. MONEY Money on
call firm, 49 per cent; ruling rate, 4
per cent; closing 5(S6 per cent. Time
loans, firmer; 60 and 90 days and 6 months
45 per cent Mercantile paper, 696
per cent.
CLOSE: Sterling exchange, steady; 60
days, 84.82; demand, 84.5.60; commercial
bills, $4.80. .. e ;
SILVER Bar silver, Sflfcc; Mexican dol
lars. 441.4c. - -
BONDS Government bonds strong, rail
road bonds. Irregular. -
' -Wichita Lire Stock Market. "
Wichita, Jan. 2. HOGS Receipts 1,500.
Market higher. Top. 87.90; bulk of sales.
$7.6097.80.
CATTLE Receipts 600. Market steady.
Native steers. $6.6098.25; cows and heifers,
85.0098.00; stockers and feeders, $6.6097.60;
stockers and hirers, $4.5096.60; bulls. $4.25
96.60; calves. 66.006 10-00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market
St Joseph, Mo.. Jsn. 3. HOGS Re
ceipts 1,000. Market 6910c higher. Top,
$8.00; bulk of sales. $7.6597.90. ,
CATTLE Receipt 300. Market steady.
Steers, $6.2598.90; cows and heifers. $4,260
8.15; calves. 96.00SW.6O
SHEEP Receipts 1.000. . Market steady.
Lambs. 67.5098.10. '
New Tork "near Market,
New York, Jan. 2. SUGAR Raw.
steady; Muscovado, 2.82(92.72; Centrifugal,
3.1293.34; molasses, 2.8792-48; refined, un
settled. ,
Chicago Live Stock Market
Chicago, Jan. $. HOGS Receipts 28.000.
Market strong; mostly 10c above Wednes
day's average. Bulk of sales, $7.9598.10;
light 87.7098.10; mixed, $7.7506.15; heavy,
$7.7598.20; rough, 87.7607.86; pigs. $6.7507.75.
CATTLE Receipts 4,000. Market steady
to a shade higher. No fancy offerings.
Beeves, $6.7099.40; Texas steers, $6.9097.90;
western steers, $6.2898.25; stockers nd
feeders, $5.0097.45; cows and heifers, $3,500
8.60; calves, $7.00 11.40 .
SHEEP Receipts 16,009. Market steady
to strong. Native. $4.7006.10; western, $7.00
9B.ZU, - -
Kansas City Live tfk Mre
Kansas City, Jan. 2. HOGS Receipts
4,00. Market 10c to 15c higher. Bulk of
sales, $7.7598.05; heavy. $8.058.10; packers
ana omcnen, i.vwvo.w;- ufus t.wvwwt
pigs, $6.7697.36. , , .
CATTLE Recpiptg 600 including 'M
southerns. Market strong. Prime fed
eteers. 68.6099.00; dressed b?ef steers, $7.26
98.40; western steers. $6.6098.00; southern
steers. $6.0um8.00; cows, M.5097-00: heifers.
$6.5099.00; stockers and feeders, $6.6097.60;
bulls $5.60&7.25; calves, 16. 604i 11.00.
SHEEP Receipts 2.009. Market 10C high
er. Lambs, t7.SMz8.56:; yearlings $4.0
7.26: wethers. $5.0096.00: ewes, $4.6096.26;
stockers and feeders. $3.5006.25.
Kansas City Live Stock Sales.
The following - sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards, Kansas
City, and reported ovr long distance
telephone direct to the State Journal by
Clay. Robinson A Co., live stock ' com
mission merchants, with offices at all
markets.
Kansas City, Jan. S CATTLE Receipts
600 head. Market strong.
HOGS Receipts 4,009 head. Market So
to Me higher. Bulk of sales,. $7.7096.00;
top, $6.05. . .
SHEEP Receipts 3.009 head. Market
strong. Lambs, 68.10.
HORSES AND MULES Receipts 750
head. Prices firm.
KILLING STlSaiKB.
No. Wt PrleelNo. Wt
- Topeka Market . '
iFumlshid by the Chaa. Wolff packing
Co, yaids close at noon Saturday. We
cannot eee pigs, tiua sews or hog
weighing leas than 170 lbs. Do not mar.
ket hogs uuless same are well finished
as we cannot ue half fat stuff. We give
below prices effective at once, until fur
- that notice. - - Tl JT
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 2.
- HOGS.
MIXED AND BUTCHERS 7.8507 J6
HEAVY 4.7.367lo
ROUGH HEAVY 7.1097.20
LIGHT 7.30tt746
STElLRb.
Prime $.5&er7 m
Goo to choice (corn fed. iiouu
rah, to o4-......6.wi............ tSSt.;,
Prime 6.6506.21
Good to cholce (corn fed) 4.a506.&t
Kair to good 8.8004.50
Common to fair................ 3.2&.75
HEIFERS.
prime 6.esai.T6
Good to choice (corn ted).....;.... 4.8006.69
Fair o good 4.0i&4.75
Common to fair. ...... 6 snAi
BULLS. 1
Prime tat Ceora fed) t.6606.69
Fleshy 4.36U6.9
Mediums .......j............. 9M9.
TEAx CALVES. I
Prime tat ktanoiat
Medium good S.60-6.69
Fair 4OaA09
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Fat wethers Wi le
Fat ewes kooaat
Fst lambs. - 16006.1
Positively cannot use sheep or lambs
unless fat I
Don't send In rough, thin, unfinished
hogs or pigs, as we cannot use them for
packing purposes end will have to buy at
stock hog prices and-low enough to en
able us to reshlp to the River, market so
it to your advantage as well as ours, te
keep them beck until finished.
Cannot use grass cattle unless strictly
good.
Market price paid for dry lot cattle. '
If you will favor us with your Inquiries
cdvlslne number of head, quality, age
snd length of time on feed, we will make
you an offer or arrange for ear bnyers
to call on you.
Topeka Fruit and Prod ace Market.
Selling prices by Sam'! jr. Lux. whole
sale Fruit and Produce
Topeka, Kan.. Jan. 1
APPLES Extra Fancy Jonathans, per
box $2.35; Fancy Jonathans, per box $2.25;
Choice Jonathans, per box 81.75; Extra
Fancy Roman Beauties, per box 82.38:
Fancy Roman Beauties, per box K IE
Choice Roman Beauties, per box 81.7E
Extra Fancy Winesaps, per box $2.35 :
Fancy Winesaps, per box $2.26; Choice
Winesaps. per box $1.75; Extra Fancy
Lawvers, per box $2.59; Fancy Lawyers,
per box, $2.35; Extra Fancy Genoa, per
box $2.25; Fancy Genoa, per box $2.00- Ex
tra Fancy Ben Davis, per box $2.00; Fancy
Ben Davis, per box $1.25; Extra Fancy
Genitons. per box $2.00; Fancy Genltons.
per box $1.75.
ALMERIA GRApfiS Per bbl.. 86.7S.
CRANBERRIES Per box ( bbl ) M S6.
FIKlUA GRAFS FRUIT-Per bofc
$3.1093.75.
PACKAGE FIGS Per box, fie.
DATES Per lb., 70. .
; NEW PACKAGE DATES Per boxATEO
SWEET ORANGE S-Per boxT iTso
COLORADO HON EY Per case TiSl
LEMONS Per box. H6906.O9T
COCOANUT8 Per doa. 60c; per sack.
rDu..V$t.5oT OT watoIes-
CABBAGE Holland, per, lb. tua.'
' BANANAS Extra fancy, per lb lvte
fancy, per lb., 8c; choice, per lb. 'atT
ONIONS Red. per bu., 61.SS
SPANISH ONIONS-Per orate. 8H6:
per case. $3.66. ; - . r"'
RED RIVER EARLY OHIO Per bit.
HOT HOUSE LETTUCEPer basket
BOTTLED HORSERADISH per dox.,
CARROTS Per bu.. tl.fB. avi'
TURNIPS-Per bu.. 26o, -
BEETS Per bu., lOe, - ,
PA RPNIPS Per btt.. 90c. , '
RUTABAGAS Per lb.. lc; lots Of 609
lbs. or more, par lb.. leT -
CELERY Jumbo. 69c doa.; Mammoth.
90c dos.
OYS" -"S-Standarda u,
Plain Si. rets, per can. 45c; Extra Selesta
per can. 50c; New York Count, pel
65c; Bulk Oysters, Standards, n-r eJ
$1.50; Plain Selects, per gal., nJ Kt
Selects, per gal.. 82.10 ' KxtT
CHEESE 189KV&C.
Batter and EfcSA
(FurnUhed by The Continental Creamery
Co., Topeka, Kan. wr.
CHICAGO EG3J3SKan-'
NEW YORK EGG3-Sjsc.
CREAMERY BUTaERCnica0 i
...1204 88.60 I 2 966
29 1273 8.50 2.. 1110
44 916 6.90 24 1015
28 885 6.85
COWS AND HED7ER8.
1........ 660 7.76
1.. ...... 650 4.75
L .1410 6.40
.. 870 6.76
... 933 6.26
6.16
1..
8..
27..
Price.
$7.76
7.76
7.16
4 1076 6.69
23 811 4.26
2 ...1015 6.10
866 4.50
2. .... 975 M
2 930 6.16
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
68 717 7.20 1 26 721 6 86
43 . 646 6.60 f 1 710 C26
CALVES
6.. 118 9.25 I L. ...... 880 7.06
1. ....... 230 6.75 1........ 209 6.78
BULLS.
1....... J180 6.00 I 1 1646 6.66
1 900 6.26 I 1..-......U6 6.26
I........ 680- 6.00 I 1 796 M
HOGS
192 250 606 I 64 245 600
11. ....... 96 7.10 I 63 172 7-90
8 2F8 7.90 I 15 127 M
16........ M 7J
Topeka Batter. fp and Ponltrv
(Furnished by the Topeka Packlnr caj
EGGS Fresh coun?ai?aB- 3lta-
POULTRY-Hens, 3 lb. and over
under 3 lbs 9c; springs, over Jiff
broilersl lbs. and under7l4"u;kIb";v":
to young toms, 15c; old torn turkeys. 55"
ducks, 10c; geese. 8c; stags. lOcl :
BI1TTRB Paokta. X.
. m ira
Toneka Grain Mww
trunU"bSa.b:vl- hFX1. Kan.
NEW CORN-TO"
OATS 40c
WHEAT 76080c.
OLD CORN 75c. .
Topeka Bay Market
Furnished by T. A. Beck, 212-214 & 6th.
PRAIRIE HAT-Nkl' S2i. .
$13.06. '
VM.Ei AMraLTA-cnoloe. B7.st; Na 1.
Toneka Hide MarW t
rQ.uoU.dons furnished by James C Smltb
1 Hide Co.. 108 East Third gjj1
ropeka, Kan.. t, ,
BALT CURED HIDES Salt cureodes
m v i4c; Ko. 18c; salt cured k.T."5
ind stags No. 1. 11 6 no. .Uo:-d. brands
under 40 lb. flat No. L lie; aide branded
SSlls and stags Oat No. 1. 10c; aaUcured
fcSaJSf 1. WW
fTrT. than same sxsde ennt VV
v 1. $2.0993.50: horse hTXL. 5
X5C01.W;
Ttoe-. tallcw
VZlliii bees wax. uesae.
tiSy HIDES Dry flint butcher ho...
no to 28c; dry runt fallen heary, tOo tb
gc; dry flint under 1 lb., lie u facTdr,
runt culls Oat Ute: dry salt heavy over
Ji W. 17c to 18c; dry salt light 14c. to Mc
over lb. OatVo. t 12c; sldT brands
WkNSAS. NEBRASKA AND OKLA
HOMA-Brlght - medium. J6-WC; dark
medium. lS15c: Ught flae. node; heavy
One. 9916c
COLORADO. NEW MEXICO. UTAH
tUML nSfie; heavy fine. 9j6c.
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Qoskg Houirs of the Credites' Sale
OPEN TOMQH1T '
Cost and profit have ; been
trampled under foot during
this sale. Nothing was con
sidered: except the: fact that
we had to raise $40,000.00 to
satisfy the insistent demands
of our creditors. We have lost,
but the public has gained.
WARNING!
I wish to assure everyone that the sale now brtns;
conducted for the benefit of my creditors will posi
tively be brovght to a close in a short time. Under
no conditions will the present prices continue after
that time.
Tonight and tomorrow may be your last opportun
ity to purchase merchandise from this hlajh grade
stock at such remarkably iow prices.
My earnest an J sincere advice to all In to avail your
selves NOW, for yon will never again have an op
portunity to bay Suits and Overcoats, made by the
finest manufacturers in the country, at S7.&0.
But once in a lifetime an op
portunity of this nature
comes. Think of being able to
buy a Suit or Overcoat for
$7.50! Suits and Overcoats
made by the best tailors in
the most skillful manner, this
year's styles, and marked to
sell the country over at $23
$25, $22.50 and $20.
As a mark of appreciation to our patrons for their strong sup
port during the closing hours of our Big Creditors' Sale, we are
going to give every purchaser of a Suit or Overcoat, today and
tomorrow, a handsome One Dollar Silk Necktie. Remember,
this offer is for today and tomorrow only a $1.00 . SILK
NECKTIE FREE.
. F-j iwl i &
A! . Fe'sasfags One-Half
FTTH
Price!
IJJVUIU UliU XlVClUwUeJ iVUUUC only
rlotliing

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