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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

CHICAGO, Sept. 15-Corn was heavy to-
day on large receipts, and wheat meekly
followed. They both ran down another q
of a cent. Provisions were smashed by
the virie blows of the heavy packers, pork
closing at decline of 211l cents. lard 20
cents and ribs 10 cents. The market fol-
lowed its own bent and closed 4 cent
higher than yesterday.
Wheat opened very weak. December,
which closed yesterday at 569s cents aud
that was the bottom of a "a ceut decline,
sold a moment after the stast this morning
at 80 cents.
The corn market was suffering from
what the spectators chose TO regard as
very heavy receipts of that article, and
the northwest reported considerable
increase in the number, of car
loads of wheat at Minneap polls and Duluth.
Those were the Influences which inaugur-
ated the weakness in wheat here. The
cables returned reflections of the weakness
which prevailed here yesterday. Business
was of moderate activity. A good deal of
scalping long lines came out at the open
ing aud the chief support after that APP
peaIed TO come from buying against
puts" aud covering by shorts. The
fluctuations kept virtually within the
range of 56d561I cents. Exports OF wheat
and flour rom the Atlantic sea board Tor
twenty-four hours amounted to the equiv
alent of 40 600 bushels. Primary market
receipts, Including those at Kansas City,
amounted to 909. 600 bushels. The estimate
that today's liberal receipts OF corn would
be repeated on Monday and rumors
that the receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
were likely to be ], 200 cars on the same
change heATY
feeling which has prevailed all day. The
price kept humping on 90 cents for Decem-
Der not far from the close. and finally
rested at 56@561s cents.
Corn was weak early, heavy all day and
limp at the close. IL did not, however,
sell lower at any time than it did imme-
diately at the opening. Receipts of GOO
cars this morning exceeded the estimate
by fifty cars and the prediction that on
Monday another 600 cars would be found
on The inspection sheet added to the selling
incliuatiOns evinced by the local specala
tors. A good deal of long corn came
on the market and the shorts gather
ed it in. May opened at from 500
81 cents, recovered to 534 @53% cents,
broke of TO So cents, rose 10 5519@53B
cents tumbied back again to 80 cents aud
closed at 53 cents bid.
Oats Were quiet throughout the entire
session. A firm feeling was noticeable III
fluenced by a bitter disposition to buy SEN
TENDER ranged from 301s cents bid to30%
cents, closing 1T 30$s cents bid. May
started at from 1875 @3519 cents; sold up 10
SO cents, and clos Ell al 35$4 (g351s cents.
The receipts at the yards We're only 1000
but the quality was reported TO be poor and
the price from 10 TO 10 cents lower than on
the day before The weakness of corn and
wheat gave additional encouragement to
provisions and the packers did the rest.
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HOGS DROP TWENTY CENTS,

CHICAGO. sept. I5--Only 80 head Of na-
tive cattle arrived -and trade was almost
AZ a staudslill The bulk Of the supply
consisted OF 2,Ooo Texans, nearly All Of
which went direct 10 the siaGEbt=rer-
TIE demsnd was very indifferent Toe ihe
few Texans on sale. and bayers bid a point
lower ali around Tie few small sale
were made AZ g 3s5 Tor steers and
calves around S3.65. There WAS no trade
OF importance IN native steers few
lots OF cheap beef steers wens &c .oes4
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ANNUAL NEErING.

The liuth annual meeting OF the Y ".
c. \. Of this city Will be held in It's audi
rorium on Monday evening Of TINS week al
o'Ci ck. Al this meeting the reports Of
THE officers and committees viii bs made
aud directors elected 90 serve for the en-
suing year. 4 fiue musical program has
been arranged ard pleasant evening Il
ass .rea- ~law'S orchestra viii lie in at
tendance. The public geuera.iy-.adis
aul gent lemcu-aTe cordially Invited and
III members are urged to b- present Ac-
tive mem bers. that :. those who are also
members Of evangelical churches. have a
vote ia TIE deliberations OF the association.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, No. Sept 15-Whest
Fraction lower; No. hard AZ cents:
No. hard 46 cents; NJ. ,
red $685. cents; No. red 45@45iS
cents: rejected 42G43 cents. Corn-1tz6r2
cents lower: No. mixed 50G5I cent;
No. white 526525s cents. OatS-NeTy
weak: No. , mixeu S0G3I cent; No. ,
white "a cents: Rive No. >. 81 cents;
Flaxseed higher; $L25Gi@5; Bran dull, 63
065 cents; Hay firm; timothy -, .;
prairie S7@S: Batter steady: creamery 70
& % cents; dairy l68lS cents; Eggs trm;
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Divers Notes on the wanderings OF wicnita's
Social FOLK.

~
Social FOLK.
Mr.. WILDER of Boston is visiting his par
ents.
Mrs. T. J. Rogers has returned from
Kentucky.
Miss Louise Bone has returned from
Wellington.
Mrs. W. B. Ryder has returned from
Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs C. +. Miller have returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smyth of Kingman
are in the city
Mrs. Julia F. Dunn returned from Ken
lucky Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Y. Walker have returned
from New York.
Dr. Fordyce Will soon take trim n
Edin boro. Scotland
Mr. aud Mrs r. p. Murdoch have re-
turned from the east.
Miss Dora Woods leaves for Atlanta
Gs., next Wednesday.
Mrs. Cyrus Leland and daughter Of II
Dorado are In tie city.
Mrs. f. e. Robertson returns from Hart
ford, Conn, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. l. Gordon returned
from Indiana this week.
Mrs Coffman Of Sioux City viii visit
Mrs. Nereus Baldwin this week.
Mrs l. / Doubleday Of Denver * visit.
Ing her sister, Mrs. J. l. HsI.oweII.
Major Powell aud daughter. Mss Dora
Woods, entertained Wednesday evening
Miss Moilie Wilcoxer Of North Adams
Mass, viii visit Miss Maud Pratt tbis
week
Mrs. Willard Boone gave a luncheon
Wednesday. Her guests Were. Miss
tiorence Nashburn, Miss Maud Pratt.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I5-Cotton easy,
sales spot zoo TO arrive e.; receipts ISIS;
exports Crest Britain, $40, coastwIse,
+ 81: stock. 3i2.
Futures. September So - bid; October
So 22576 "a: November 81 .2AG6 81; Drcem-
Der 81 81 I'd. 81: January S6 A. 9 -; FebrU-
arv 81 46R6 -: March 81 52,a6.53; April
81 55tdti -; May S6.6S@G64; June g. Go
q ~. July s. IS bid
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15-W beethoven.
Cash and Septem her. 80 cents; December,
525s cents: May. 5Sll4 cents. Corn lower;
ctsa. So cents: September 81 : cents; De-
cember, 20 cents; Nav, 50 cents. Oats bet
ter: cash 81 cents; sep emher 800 cent;
October. SIS cents; May, SO cents. Pork
lower: jobblng. S1462jz- Lard. nominally
lower: stem. $ %; choice, $50 Lead
Quiet: 3. a5a3OO; september and October,
spelter firm, $3.50. Flax seed, higher;
81 IS bid
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-Evervbody knows that much. Per
haps most. Of the So-called Mocha coffee
sold IN the United states J. TO -ucn
thing. but ouiv lev persons know
how som. q the counterfeit Mochz is
made. The berries growing oa The
highest limbs OF the coffee trees -
Brazil are ofcen >a-iveiri "a tae ~eE-
bi4nce ~ the trre Norha- aud these
are carefully ~; aside shipped "a s'sfn-
port fam0us Tor Io--aa coffee and seat
thence 70 the western world as ne true
thing.
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MTsICALE II GIVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Smyth gave a
musicale Thursday evening. Following
The program of choice selections, tooth
some supper WAS served. The guests Were:
M. and Mrs. Charles Smyth, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smyth of kingman, Mrs.
George Larimer, Misses Lennon, Dora
Woods, Elvie Walker, Genevra Jocelyn,
Mabel LHrimer, and Mr.. Z. a. Walker.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-There were num-.
Der of Geographic orders for moderate
quantities of specaities. but the general de-
mand WAS confined To requirements OF an
urgent character. As usual. large sales
were reached through deliveries on previous
purchases. The tone OF the market is steady
10 strong, and of the most desirable goods
there are no stocks. Printing cloths de-
clIned. For the week G0,0O0 pieces were
sold
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MRS. COLONEL BRYANT ENTEnTAINs.

Mrs. Colonel Bryant entertained Thurs
day evening for Mrs. Hewett and Miss
Hewett, OF Fort Sill. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. West, Misses Eva Dun
bar. Mabel Ayers. Monta Dunbar, Gertie
Lauck, Messrs. Ralph Dunbar, Robert
Sweet, Wells Miller, Harry Dunbar and
Ed Allen
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FOR MISS OWENS OF OHIO.

Miss Fannie Rutledge gave a party
Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Irene
Owens of Lima, Ohio. The guests were:
Mrs. George Bergen. Misses Minnie Drake,
Matte Ferguson. Mary Galway, Gertie
Haines, Maggie Lane, Carmie Lee, Jesse
Reynolds. Ella Bourgette, Katie Wigs,
Alice Danbert, Lizzie Nicholson. Messrs.
George Sendlebach, Frank Nicholson, Earl
Fawcett. Jasper Powell, Harry Hunt, Rey-
nolds, George Burns, Pierce Walker, VIII
I
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ENrERTAINs roR MISS RIX.
Elegant Party is Gwen For Her by MIS-
Bcacu.

Elegant Party is Gwen For Her by MIS-
Beach.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Z. l.. Beach
entertained for Miss Rix. Tue evening, 5
endowment was made mp Of dancing, cards
and refreshments. The guests were:
Misses Lizzie Noble, Marie Luling. Maud
Girty. Coral Harris, limo Creditor, Maud
r .niz. Olive Maglll. Anna Brown. Mar
< .ret Brown. Jessie Spangler, Bessie Nc
Coy, Lizzie Newcomb. Nina Reams, Sadie
Joseph, Evelyn Imboden, Olive Decatur,
l. a Decatur, - Tbol of Hutchinson, Daisy
Richardson, Jetta Campbell, Maud Parks,
Stacie Niederlander. their partners being
Messrs Ned Larimer, Roy Kramer, Gov
Kramer. Adrian Houck, Charles Campbell,
Robert Campbell, Vern Fraser, Lou Van
Ness. Bunnie knOrr, Delos Woods, Nermll-
ion Harris. Claude larimer, Park limbo
hen, Elmer Reese, Jessie NlcClees, Roy
Allen, Clarence Sluss, VIII Funk aud Lea
RleakmOre.
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SPECIE Exported FOR A WEEK.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 15.-The exports of
specie during the past week were: Gold,
none; silver, S54S, 70l. The imports during
the week were: Gold, Sl79. 10S. silver,
Sl3, GO2; general merchandise, sc, $50, 600;
dry goods, 8, 254 9S2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

Miss Elsie Woodman, Miss Pearl Skinner.
Miss Elvie Walker, Miss Gsrtie Moore
and Miss Gertie Lauck
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Cash ouotatlons were as foIlows:

UaTFUT-. .
straights, S3 20a30; spring patents, 3 l)a2 90;
spring straight, 81 - = 90.
No. spring wheat 533 sa537Sc. No 3 spring
wheat, nom1. No. > red 531stG$sc, No. = corn,
5i14c No. yellow corn -. cents, No. ,
oats S03Sc- No. white 81 4a32l2c. No. white
32l ia:ljc. No. = rye 41LaC. No barley, &c.
\o.3 52a54lac. No.4 5laj3c, No. fiaXseed 81 go :.
Prime timothy seed, So %. Mess pork
per Dbl. SIS 15al3 s515. Lard per 100 lbs, S %.
Short ribs sides. loose, s. 40a7 20. Dry
sailed shoulders boxed So 70aG 50. Short
clear sides, boxed. IS lOas p. Whisky dis
tiIers' finished goods. per gallon, 81 %. Sugars
Cut loaf, 5.93; granUIaied, 49,; Standard i,
1
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butchers around So so aud cows aud mixed
lots were cleared chiefly at 81. 50d260; LID
eral receipts were generally predicted for
Monday.
There was drop of 15G25 cents in the
prices for all grades of hogs today. The
10000 fresh arrivals and stale holdings Of
about 5000 head proved too much for the
market. Buyers were not eager for the
trade at the decline aud business dragged
from start to finish being the most unsat-
isfactory market in several weeks. Fancy
266 pound hogs sold up TO S65e but there
were very few sales above So y. Best
light SORTS could be bought at SO, and in
ferior grades OF hight around s.. Most OF
the useful packing hogs were bought at
g. J0@590, and plain lots around $3.50
The market closed weak aud fat at the
big decline.
Less than coo head of sheep arrived FOR
today's market There were many lots of
stale stock scattered around the pens, but
these met with no demand AID were
nearly all left uusold. The only sale of
Importance was that OF 600 choice mixed
Montana feeders. averaging nlnety-right
pounds, which were taken out by Ohio
feeders a s. 10 Fair TO good grade lambs
are quoted at s.. 20G3.5O
Receipts-Cai tie. , 500; calves. 200; hogs.
II, 600; sheep, 7,1Oo-
OMAHA, Neb., Sept l5.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts, u ,00J; stockers and feeders were IN
very moderate supply and the trade was "A
little quiet. There were however, some
lockers" from the country and the
market was very strong. The tendency of
the feeder market has been steadily upward
the past week and prices could safely be
quoted 2O925 cents higher ths II on last sat
urday. The advance on stockers has not
been so much, but they are fully - cents
higher. Hogs-receipts, 1900; market 10
cents lower on everything Except on heavy
hogs. One load brought $500. which was
the low price for the day. a good MANY
Others sold AL S5656 1915, while s. 20
bought the hogs yesterday. Sheep-re-
ceipts, LOCO; average price 81.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5.-Cattle-Receipts
3 600; shipments. 1000 Market for hest
STEADY, others slow Texas steers. 81 20I63;
Texas cows. 81 50@2.25; BEEF steers, So -
as 10; native cows, S15063.50: stockers
and feeders, S1.S5Gl3 e.; bulls, 81 2592 30
Hogs-Receipts. 4, 100; shipments, 400
Market teady TO 10 cents lower; bulk of
sales, 50 50d6 90; heavies. s. S5d6}5; pack
eTs, s. SJ@6 %; mixed, s.. 55d D %; lights.
So 35J5.zO; workers. s.. 65@5 20; pigs. 8. 50
@5.55. Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments,
500. Market slow aud steady
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HIT BY PACKERS
PROVISIONS ARE FORCED DOWN BY
a COMBINED ONSLAUGHT.

With Wheat Weak and Corn Limping
Meat Men of Chicago Step in
and Deal the Provision
Market Some Heavy
Blows Under Which
it Goes Down.
Live stock
is Dull,
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vlren BABY was sick. We gave her Cas;07o
when she was child. she CRED fo- CSs1o-1s-
When she became Hiss. SIZE chung e Cas5orie
<hen she ha1 Children, she sa7S hem ca -c-l.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
ST. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange TO-DAY the butter
market was firm; creamery. lia24c; dairy
l2jaa20 Eggs, firm, l5al6.
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Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES g. SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid for all kinds OF
grain Milling wheat speciality, Write or wire
for prices.
Basis Mississippi River.
Always in the market for strictly pure mill
ing wheat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats.
1O3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
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Chicago Market.
Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15
The market today experienced the following
range Of prices.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. Sept. b.-Government bonds
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
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FOR MISS INNES
FINE PARTY GIVEN ON NORTH To-
PEKA AVENUE

Lawn is Prettily Decorated and the
Little Folk Erolic to Their Hearts
Content--Niss Beach Enter
tains in Compliment to Miss
Rix-Mrs. Colonel Bry-
ant Gives Party in
Honor Of Ft. Sill
Guests - Soci-
ETY. Notes.
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Your Wants Supplied
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

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.DOOO barn. fenced, 81 feet north and east
'front.', corner opposite kellogg school. Terms 10
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Statesmen.

w ANTED-SALE~MAN Oh AGEST-GoOD
w pay selling pauts 20 order. g., suits 50.
Hunter Idlloriu. Co, Cincinnati. o. IA 81 . o q
w AETED RELIABLE ~ALE>MEN TO SELL
w mUrIcatiug OIL grease and painters scp-
uiie-- Address Sterling RynHlng Co, Cleveland,
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IGEN IS UANT,ED.

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w Tree by msIl e. stamp. Immense tnfivaied
Only good one eutcd. Beats weights. sales
unparalleled. Siz q day. Broha box ~ Phiit-
Gei pHia- q - sundays.
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TOR SILE-HOTNI,S.

EOR SALE CHEAP-D ACRES COOP EARLY
Il corn and On outs-irt- OF towa. rai-ssl good
corn THIS year. Easy teriRs. Hartford IN vsSt4nent
To-, SesiZNsSS block. aatf IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

IGOR SALE-eto ACRES CHOICES RQTroM
Il land eisAt miles from CITY. GeaSf hosss. lsara.
etc All SeDceG vltu wire. About aac-haf In cut
uVati0n- Pine orchard 81 apples, p aches cherries
craps e.. Aoout 10 acres OF his = The nircsi
carl and Ia the coautry. Price g. per acre. \
II. Basd. IA Main erect dtas ID
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A. o. All T4f sLEE 30 f0LADl-s AND
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TOR SsIE-TAX CERTIFICATES or lsai ON
II valuable Main street property Will be Sold ~ q
discount Arthur Faulkner a. ClSt@eEis' e1n
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IfOk Salt OH WESTERN GO rTAGE on
Il gaa. 80 one harrington aud lticu arl~ou Ham
nlerless SHOT gun, So two gold watches ls,iy's
and one gent one heI room SUIT. Iqtdlqg
lounge. one stand. one table. fsSe hesttnE stove.
three farm wagons Walter Morris. 70. y. N an -
dH&fg
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lNoR SALE-LuTS isS ANntoN :. Mostly
Il ave IN fug l. h'~ slh add. two ioascs thereon.
cheap Tor cash C-ii gPo1 = Rata n. No. .Ss Soath
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NOR ssLF-A s-YEAR-oLD JERSEY N L
It COW for sale; fine stock Apply Al 20 + lou
Is Ave. Se'