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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
COTTON.

New Orleans. Ang so-Cot.on-ou.et
sales. 20 bales; ordinary, 6 3-isc; good ordi-
nary. S-iSc: low m,ddl.ng csc: middling
3-lsc; good middling. 7-lsc. middling fair
77sc.
New York. Aug S-IAverpooi cables al
hand when the market opened this morning
ish average. receipts were heavy. outside
buying orders were few, and local sent
ment hada bear.sh temper. yet the market
opened az an advance Of points on August
one point on September and October. and
TO > on the remainder OF the list Domi-
mated by manipulation IN August with ap-
prehensons that the deal would extend 10
September and October caused more or less
hesitation. Following the opening call the
market adjusted itself 10 an advance OF
5a7 points before noon. the exception be-
ing August, which al that hour showed
net advance Of points and held the gen
erai list Later in the session. the market
bad an easier unGertone. ard estimates OF
heavy receipts for tomorrow. especially al
interior points. AT the best point the gen
eral LIST showed a net advance os 3Ei7
points. with the market finally quiet and
points on the general LIST. while the re;
advance on August was % points. Closing
quotations: Spot. nominal. S-i6c higher:
middling uplands. SIC; midding gulf Ssc:
sales, 1910 bales. Futures quiet and steady
January. $50: February. $50; March.
ss.ss; April. 3. 50; May. $3.50; August. NOM
inal: September S.22: October. s6.9l: No.
vember. s6-T; December, <oT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
cHICAGO's GRAIN MOVEMENT
For Forty Eight Hours the Heaviest In the
City's Record

lily AboCOEO
Chicago. Aug. seTne grain movement
in and out Of Chicago the past forty
eight hours is re-ord-breaking. Exactly
5,065 cars. OF ali sorts. were received, in
Guiding 1856 cars OF corn. Shipments ag-
gregate 2.4O0,Oo0 bushels, ali kinds of
grain, including $4,000 bushels OF wheat.
1,666. 900 bushels of corn, and over 500. eco
bushels of oats. The receipts in bushels
were: Wheat. 1880: corn. 1.244. 200: oats
SOS, 900 bushels; The remainder was rye
and barley.
Chicago. Aug. 30-The railroads and
the elevators in and around this city are
being literally swamped with the IN
preceden,ed amount of grain from the
west. The railroads not only have every
box car in service, but are boarding up
stock cars and rigging up other equip
ment in a vain effort 20 handle the ,raf-
fc. The 81. Paul, Burlington and Rock
Island roads were blocked with grain
trains for miles out OF the city yesterday.
and every side track in the country is
being used for storage tracks. Today,
6,065 cars OF grain were offered for sale
on the board Of trade. This means two
days receipts. The receipts OF corn for
the same period were 3,5s5 cars. The
bulk OF the stuff is being concentrated
10 go east via water. The demand for
vessel room is so great that the lake
rate from Chicago 20 Buffalo mas advanc
ed 100 per cent; or cents per bushel.
and boats cannot now be secured at thar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
Arkansas City.

From the Daily Traveller.
TO J. Mack Love, chairman OF the Dem
Ocratic Central Committee:
Dear Sir and Brother:-The interest
that 1 have always taken in the old
Democratic party prompts me now TO
write to you. l notice without pain Of
any kind the bold front of your "ulti-
natum" and demand for places as the
price Of fusion" and hope you will kind
ly permit me 10 give you few Klondike
nuggets Of advice. that you may more
easily surmount your difficulties. AS
you are well aware, in working the fu
sion racket, you have at least two
classes of Populists TO work with, viz:
the bosses and the rank and file. In the
early days of Populism ii took great
skill and care to recoy Populist into
a fusion with either OF the twins of
niquity-Democratic and Republican
party. Now il doesn't take anything
but a bold front. Then il was just as
bad to be a ballot box stuer Of the
south or a Tammany ring bodoler Of the
east a. Il was to be a Republican. 1t
ISM that way now. But they are all 10y
al. just the same, and are greatly devot-
ed, at times to their party and its prin-
clples (Watsom and this Characteristic
is so strongly entrenched that you will
experience no diffiulty whatever in get
ting Democrats into the places now &C.
cupied by Professor Stryker, Justice AL
len. or any other place you may take a
liking 10. All you have 10 do is 70 pui on
a bold front, and state that il is necessary
I
and save the country" and these patri-
otto gentlemen will rush, without muir
muir. 10 throw their offices, their titles
and their salaries upon the altar. l an
ticipate. however. that your greatest diff
rculty Will be with the less pa;rioicJ-
non-office holding class. The more in
telligent and devoted among them won't
like il, but You can coax some OF them
in line with a promise; others by show
ing that half a loaf OF bread is better
than no bread at all. But The fellows
YOU cannot pacify in this way are kick
ers. and the way 10 fix them is 10 get a
lot OF TRUSTEES" like Spy Simpson of
Medicine Lodge 10 accuse them OF selling
out to aMrk Hanna, and what few you
cannot control in this way you Will just
have 10 let go 10 the devil As a matter
of course there will be few fellows like
Clemens and Sisted Annie Diggs who
YOU can't absolutely control even in that
way. but they are all harmless and
chuck full of the very best OF discretion.
They will kick. They will protest. They
will admonish and do lots OF other foolish
things. but all you will have 10 do is 10
put on a bold front, attend 10 your bust
hess. pass them by unnoticed. and when
you ge; by turn 10 them with smile
they will follow-werli without end.
W. II. BENNINGTON.
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NEEDED IN cROP-MovrNG
Small Bulls and silver Dollars sent to the
Soufh and Nes-

New York, Aug. S0.-TAe s9b-Tszsu-y
through the treasury az Washington
Slce.ooo n currency % Kansas City. and
s-5.c9 in silver dollars 70 Texas through
lie su5-treasu-y al New Orleans. Snip
mems q currency - he SCUM and xes:
today BY banks direc; were very large.
al banks reporting the receipts % Or
de-s Tor rsniJIznces- The United sta:es
treasury i doing all &; can % facilifs,s
ne transfer y currency. esrsclall.- srlali
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
Mark Lane Express Complains of Ameri-
can Government Crop Reports.

London. Aug. 30.-The Mark Lane E.x-
press, reviewing the crop situation. says
that the wet weather has seriously de-
layed the ha-ves, and that the new
wheat is bound . suffer.
Continuing. the paper asserts that ai-
vices show the Russian crop % be decid-
edly below the average. while the Ameci-
can crop is probably ABOVE he average.
In tais Connection me Mark Lane Express
Gays that Information regarding the
American crop appears 20 be kept back
and adds thai the experience OF recen.
years leads - tie American government
advices being placed on a much lover
level OF authority than those o: any Eu-
Eopean country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
In Towns About
Wellington,
From the Daily Mail.

From tle Daily Mail.
F. A. Dinsmoor, the Caldwell attorney,
Is carrying a face around with him at
present which looks somethink like
Chinese wash ticket" 1t is all the re-
suit OF a brutal assault made upon him
by q man whom he supposed was his
friend until the troublec commenced. Mr..
Dinsmoor was in Medford last Friday
looking after a mortgage which the
Plano Manufacturing company held up
on some wheat belonging 10 Alex Cum
innings, formerly Of Cleardale, this coun-
~, but now living near Medford, Okla
Loma. John T. Stewart of this city also
held a mortgage upon some Of Mr.. Cum
mings' wheat, and James Lawrence
went down from here as Mr.. Stewards
attorney Before this, however, Cum
mings had wired Mr.. Stewart asking
permission 10 sell enough wheat to pay
expenses of harvesting and threshing.
The request was granted and Cummings
hauled three loads to Medford and sold
them to J. V. Ra.liffe, agent Of Swatzell
1S Richmond Of Caldwell. Some how or
other Mr.. Ratliffe got the idea that the
two mortgages upon Mr.. Cummings
wheat confiicted and that he should not
pay any money for the wheat he had
received until he knew more about the
mortgage complication. When Cum
mings called upon Mr.. Ratliffe for the
money, the latter referred him 10 Mr..
Dinsmoor as being responsible for the
non-payment This Br. iDnsmoor de-
MES, however, and said he never inti-
mated that Mr.. Ratliffe should not pay
the money over. However, just as soon
as Cummings had talked with Mr.. Rat
life about the matter, he left in search
Of Mr.. iDnsmoor. He soon discovered
the latter walking down the street. Rid
ing up near Mr.. iDnsmoor in his buggy,
Cummings alighted and walked up be-
hind Mr.. iDnsmoor and grasping him by
the collar struck the latter vicious blow
in the face. He continued the punish
ment until he had literally beaten Mr..
Dinsmoor's face 20 pieces. One eye was
swollen smut, the other was almost clos
ed and his face so completely diSfigured
;hat his closest friends would hardly
know him. After it was all over and
Cummings was placed under arrest, he
came to Mr.. Lawrence for legal counsel
but that gentleman soon told him that
ne would not defend him in court. The
above is Cummings own story Of the
trouble. Mr.. iDnsmoor failing TO file |
any complaint, Cummings was soon re-
leased from custody. Those who know |
The facts in the matter say that Mr.. iDns- |
moor had done nothing whatever TO |
merit such punishment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS.

New York. Aug. O-Conee-Opaons
pened easy. points lower: ruled weak
with heavy receipts a. Santos and Rio.
and prediction OK Increase Of CO 90 10 TO-
0Do bags In the worlds visible supply.
weak feeling increased by unsatisfactory
European cables Selling checked b. fear
that market had been over-soid. Closed
dull. net unchanged to 70 points decline /.
sales. $3.50 bags. including Sepieui5 Der.
ss35; December. S7p. Spot coffee RIO
quiet: No. inco.ce. &C. No. : jobb.nE.
~; Mld-Qu,e;; CorIovs. I0ik1ls5zc.
SGgar-Rzw. Arrn; refined. ;irn-
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ing with them. The Banburg committee
on Central Pacific also issues a circular
calling for shares, and stating that Au-
gust Belmont. John G. Carlisle and
George Cappell will cooperate in New
FORK. Gold is in strong demand at rs
IL l. %. Russia is the chief buyer at the
moment, exchange favoring shipments
ot gold.
"The Paris bcurse was dull on the
commencement Of the monthly settle
ment, and the Berlin market was
steady"
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Aug. 30.-oMney on call
easy at 1@1 1-2 per cent; last loan 1 IA
per cent; closed 1 IA per cent; prime
mercantile paper 3 1-2d4 per cent. Sterl-
ing exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.S5 5-S for demand
and at s4.S3 3-S and SO - for sixty
days. Posted rates s4.S4 1-2G4.S5 1-2
and Sass 1-244S7; commercial bills 81. S3.
Silver certificates 52G53; bar silver 80 Is
Mexican dollars Al IA cents. Govern
ment bonds strong; new fours regular
l25 5-S, coupon 125 SIS; fives regular lib
5-s, coupon lib SIS: fours regular 112 1-2,
coupon liz 1-2; twos regular 81 -; Pa
cific skies of '9S, 102.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Aug. 30.-Today's state
menr Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balances s2H.-
170,035. Gold reserve S144,019,6T7
SILVER FOR EUROPE.
New York, Aug. 30.-The steamship
HaveI will take on 100000 ounces Of sill
yer 10 Europe tomorrow. The steam
EMP ST. Louis, sailing on Wednesday,
will take 100000 ounces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. Aug. a0-Dry goods opened
with a firm tone and demand both by
mail orders and on store trading OF very
fair proportions. Wooiens are firm and ac-
tive. Staple cottons are stii firm. Print
cloths are still very firm Futures are re-
fused at &c. and that quotation on spo;s
was not met with much aiacrity BY manu-
facturers. odd goods are also strong.
Prints are also very active and the price
situation was a firm one. Staples are In
particularly good demand and are firm In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
HARD TO TELL WHAT
Continued from First Page)

some talk of government ownership Of
mineral lands, but nothing has been pos
itively determined upon"
At midnight the committee went into
session at the Laclede in an endeavor to
prepare something tenable TO report to-
morrow morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

the money is needed for moving the
crops. and 70 that end has placed sup
plies at various sub-,reasuries. New Or
leans. St Louis. and Cincinnati. in order
that the transfers may be made as quick
ly as possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
THE WEATHER

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

REPRESENTATIVE sArE-


J J. Houston q Ponca CITY. oxia. had
W o-s a. q hogS.
James 50 rks q Conway spyiuEs vaz
Se-s WITH cze ear q ruEs
u = Burwsl CO Go11zr5 hz4 ,ozr car.
cs cattle here
Dan Ilnn &C T1al rad - saae car o;
hosA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
ANSON ACTS UGLY
he AND ENSLIE FALL OUT on
CALLING TIE GAME.

Which seems to Warm ENABLE Up for
Giants Like Step children. Finally Cali
ting the Game In the Bsitimores
Take Their Fifth Consecutive Game
From the Cincinnatis. the Champions
Doing Feature Work In BantipE and
Bsse Observation-Disclosures scores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
Geo Bars.. Pres II Wake. Sec-Trea.
DAD &C Live Stock
LIZ ANIL Commission On

Rooms ISs-.51 1--we Stock Exchange Biz
KANSAS CITY. NO
Capital Stock s5a.eoe. PAD Up
u you want Stocksrs Or feeders r-1,.
a. Reasonable advance E1y-rssnce-s
ssiesalea Il each department Cafe. hog,
s-1 soeep. Telephoze .s0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur
nished by X. l.. Bostick. COMMISSION Mer.
chant, rooms 10 and y Jver Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank. Telephone s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
Western Association Games.

acknowledgements. Dixon. Butter
ard Sullivan. Graham. Mauck ard Pace.
A. Roc kfori-rotay's game was FORTE 81
20 Rockford. . 20 y on account q 4H-ncy
failing 20 arrive.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

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rrsoea rs1sessy sissys sf,o--ts s-szasS fe-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

state ana Pennsylvania II 1-aS1sc; west
ern Is 7Ie9I7c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Aug. 3o.-Wheat-No. rel
winter dull IS Sd. Ne. red northern
spring dull. SIS Id.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
wc.tera ,-.xa. Danes.

Batteries-Bos;on. Nichols and Bergen.
Cleveland. Powell and thinner. CmpaEe.
Lynch. Attendance. 500.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
WICHITA NAB Ers.
ATTvE SALES

HOGS.
Wichita. Kan. Aug y.
Hog+About s. lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

BatieT.es-Baltimore. Corbett and Rob
tnsoa: Cincinnati. Dwyer. panmann and
Vaughn. Jmpires. Kelly and Opay-
BOSTON. 6: CLEVELAND. =
Boston. Aag. so.-Cievelznd could no; hin
Nichols today. Powell was batfed for three
runs in the first inning. bat after that be
kept the Bostons well Ia hand, Magnifi-
cent pays by Coiltas. Lowe and Tenney
and the ali-aTound play o: Childs were ths
features. Score.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

Tapare. Ont. Aug 5a-SoIne tire Frsday
nighr the branch OF the Dominion bark
here was entered by burglars and S1oco
in checks and cash were taken from The
vault When the officials t-ei The vault
Saturday morning they could no. work Z
ana an expert was ser, Tor. L was not
Until Z O'clock Saturday = ght raj he e,-
pert get through his work ard IRE d.s-
cove-y was then made % The robbery. BY
that time the burglars had good start
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS UP IN THE MORNING AND
DOWN IN THE AFTERNOON.

Weakness Considered Due to Heavy Profit
Taking in the Changers, Rock Island
Being the Only Member of the Group to
Close Higher, and That But Little
Whole List Affected end Many Promi-
and Steel Group Show Great Strength
London Prices for Americans Improve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
APPROVED by THE MAYOR.
The Mnin-strect Track Ordinance
and the G. 4. II. Invitation.

Mayor Taylor yesterday signed large
batch of papers which came TO him from
the two branches of the City Council FOR
his approval. Among these was the reso-
luton inviting the Grand Army Of the
Republic TO hold it's annual session in
this city i'm 1899. and the ordinance al
lowing the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company TO proceed with laying ITS
new girder rails on its Main-street line
without the requirement that II should
put down n concrete fovnddti0"'
But little news Of interest was CLEANED
in the City Hall courts yesterday. The r.
b. Taylor Company instituted suit against
r. l.. Courtney. Jr., for Sl27.5O
Mr.. Charles W. Goddin. the popular
Clerk Of the Chancery Court, is quite SICK
at his home or west Grace street
Suit has been instituted I'm the Circuit
Court by the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company against the Board OF Pub
lie Works and Morton Marye, Auditor OF
Virginia, asking that the former be re-
strained from further proceedings for the
assessment of two tugs and six barSes AT
Norfolk for taxation. and that the Audi
tor be enjoned from collecting the taxes.
II Is set forth I'm the declaration that the
vessels i'm question are used in interstate
commerce, and are not assessable In TIN.
State. Application was also filed for
correction and reduction Of the assess
ment on the same property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21

- ~ compliments betwee"
'"0 -, and the other side IS hkeS
'he 49, ~ the committee think they
- sllenced the Colonel py
TO- him down, they simply ooh ,nor,
.h Tso,e have been intimations rum
nm =, time that he had In reserve !"
'''''' I,,o-,,,n Of facts Regarding inc
H U.S.. oioc,ion" methods OF the iao-
tn that controlled the hepuOi''''
-, during the ast eampnsn' anu
80 ,or, much surprised II '"o
sne'' 49, not turn the gun loose anu
~hodlng. lie is a good markshah'
I'D I'll accounts has fair game anu
49,. fun will be fast and furious H. aS
nav be more than reasonably eNpeo''u'
the game show fight.
There is no law against the Deinoo' ''9
ENJOYING the fun. but In the OUTSET v"
would warn them against aho"i"s -
o. a,vert ,helr attention from the MS
tory of past rows in the Hepu'' -
camn Judging by experience 'ne'
,oLa the nresent unpleasantness aS III
1,oa,,no auv serious division In the
- ~ the enemy. they will find them
sel,.eg sadly mistaken. Whatever en"'
',..t each other the leaders oil
go t,yo factions may indulge in' "heh
g comes TO voting and the word mas
beon passed. the rank and fle Oh the
,or,y y,ul line up. whatever else may
ho on tho programme, there Is no ques-
t,on that the policy Of the RepuoiicanS
tbls fan will be to attempt to produce
d,scord and division in the Democratic
r.nks IN the legislative districts. NO
matter how fierce may wax the quarrel
between representative Lamoites ana
ant-Lambites. the agents and emissa-
rles of the party, as whole viii ADDRESS
themselves sedulously to carrying out
that policy. This we should bear in nina
10 the end that IT may stimulate US 10
urceasing vigilance and to the Work Oh
perfectlng our county and city orsaniza-
tions at once. The sooner these organi'
cations are perfected. the sooner the
encmv's fun hand win be forced ana MS
f,u prorramme will be disclosed, ana
the better prepared we shall be to drive
him into the open and press him at all
points when the campaign shall nave
been formally inaugurated