Meanings of elicite little in English

One question after another elicited little that could be construed as intelligence.

Sir Donald asked many questions about the deaths of Oswald and Alice, but elicited little further information.

Exclamations, questionings, elicited little from Marian.

I endeavoured to trace it on the coasts, and had a vast amount of correspondence: but it elicited little.

The opening part of it dealt with the murder of Hippolyte Ballet, and elicited little or nothing that was fresh.

The warm-faced man in the faded mackinaws then put the witness through a searching examination, which Frona followed closely, but which elicited little new.

"We are," Grace answered for the jury in a deep voice that elicited little shrieks of laughter from her companions.