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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 30.-Today's cattle
market was of the usual Saturday charac-
ter. Receipts were very small and sold
readily at S3.50G5.O0 for good to choice beef
steers. A few extra good beeves brought
S5.10G5.90.
Hogs-Receipts were exceptionally light.
and they sold readily at an advance OF
about 2la cents per 100 pounds. Sales rang
cd at s3.3G3.55 for common to prime lots
with trades largely a So. 35dS As
Sheep-PriceS were steady and generally
unchanged. Sales were made at s.. 25d2 %
for few inferior f1ocks, up to S4O0G4 70
for a few prime 125 to 30 pound sheep.
Rams sold at s2.51a2.s5 and western fed
sheep brought SS.J0a3.S5. Yearlings were in
500, a few prime lots selling at S5.25.
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs, 1,600; sheep,
2,000.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 0.-Cattle-Receipts
$50; market steady: native beeves S3.40GI4 so:
stockers and feeders, s2.25G3S0: light steers
s2.65d4.25; Texas steers S2.S51425; cows 81. 10
@3.00.
Hogs-Receipts $500: market active to Sc
higher. Light SS.40Q3-5o; mixed, s.. aO03 As
heavy. S3.10d3.55
Sheep-Receipts 800; market steady. Nut
tons, $275d4.25; lambs, S37jd5.4O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 30.-Cattle-Re-
celpts 800: shipments 800; market unchang
ed from yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts 1850; shipments 100: mar
ket strong to &c higher. Bulk of sales So 2OfD
$40; heavies, s3.25Gt3..0; packers s3.20tI3. 81
mixed SS25Q3.45: lights s3.20G3.40; yoIkers,
S5.3o@9.40: Pigs. SS.20G33o.
Sheep-Receints 500: shipments 800: mar
ket steady. Lambs, $3.25d46o; muttons $2.Oa
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

London. Eng. Jan. 30-The selections Of
fered at the wool auction sales today We're
OF poor quality. Medium secured ragged
while shafty cross-breds ruled firm. The
attendance was good, with American buy
ing greasy and South Australian wool very
freely. Slipes were in fair request at a
slight reduction of the closing prices of the
December series. The offerings agsrega,-
ed 12,id bales. and Of this number I,500
were withdrawn.
New York. Jan. 3o.-Cotton-Quiat: mid
ding. 5-l6c. The cotton market has been
small one. exceptionally so, as indicated
by the unimportant total sales of 3 500
bales. The spread of the fluctuations was
narrow, almost Being , points. while most
of the months scarcely changed a hair at
the opening call. which showed a loss OF !,
az points. Later the market rallied 12fI2
points with the Improvement started with
light buying by few commission houses.
said to be for New Orleans account. At
tee same time southern spot market ad-
vices We're somewhat encouras ing and la
ter indications as TO receipts for next week
pointed 10 movement less than estina :ea.
Hence the market, though quiet throughout
the session had a firm uRdertone. The
close was steady al an advance OF II2
points.
New Orleans. La, Jan. 50.-Cotton-Quie.;
middling, l5-l6c; low middling, 67-lsc;
good ordinary, 6 3-lSc.
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Poultry-Firm; turkeys, nd12lkc; ducks,
101zG11c; chickens, 7QSc.
KANSAS CITY.

Poultry-Firm: turkeys, ndlZ12c; DUCKS
101zG11c; chickens, 1QSc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No.. Jan. 30.-Wheat-Duli
lynfmproved: No. hard, nominaIy I5Gtl12c
No. 8, 7Od72c, No. 4, 62de1c; No. red, eeq
eoc: No 3 nominally eOd85c; No. nominal
w s5G75c: No. 2 spring, 74G76l2c; No. 3,
71G72c.
Corn-Fairly active and fractionally high
err: No mixed, nominally 16c; No. white,
pominally 19G2lc.
Oats-Firm; fair demand; No. mixed,
nominally Ice; No. white. nominally 19a2lc
Rye-No. 2, 30c.
Hay-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Active; creamery, TleGlsc; dairy,
1od13c.
EggsWeak; 1zc lower, 131ac.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Mo, Jan. 30.-Receipts-Flour
1900; wheat, 5000; corn, u1,000; oats. 5000
Shipments-Flour 1900; wheat, 5000; corn,
Il, 600; oats, 1000.
wheat-Steady; No red cash evelator,
s2a4c bid; track, S5dssc; No. hard cash,
74c asked; May, S2I4a42sc.
Corn-Easy; cash, 1870; May, e13sc.
Oats-Dun: No. cash. 1910 bid.
Hay-Quiet. steady; prairie, si0oa15o;
timothy, s5.5ea1100.
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Lower, 12c.
Pork-Higher; standard mess Jobbing,
SI.GpG820
Lard-Better; prime steam. 1915; choice,
s5.S5.
NEW YORK.
New York. Jan. 3o-Flour-Rece:pts. a.
SS5 barrels; exports, $3.50 barrels. Steadier
with spring patents more active and winter
quiet. Minnesota patents, S4.40G450; winter
extras, s3.2d3.s45; Minnesota bakers, $3.50
SIS; winter low grades, 50. 60lI3O0
Rye-Quiet; No. western, 3Si2 a 39c.
Wheat-EXports 53,501 bushels. Spot very
firm: No. 1 hard. 92alc. Options stronger
and higher and closed 11sd1fsc net higher;
February S4c; May, S2i4c.
Corn-Receipts 2O,475 bushels: exports 49,
81 bushels. Spot dull; No. 2, 2s11c. Options
February. 294c; May, 3014c.
Oats-Rece;pts 27,6o0 bushels: exports 80,
4o1 bushels. Spot dull; No 2, 212.c. Options
dull and easier, closed partially &c lower;
February, 2112c: May, 22Ac.
choice. 5!1a@721ac.
Wool-Steady; domestic, 15620c; pulled,
l5G1Sc.
Lard-Barely steady; western steamed,
Sab: refined steady.
Pork-Dull: old mess, se506S.70; short
clear. sS.75Q1oO0.
Butter-Receipts 1861 packs ges; steady.
Western creamery, 12Q20c; Elgins, zoe; afc-
tory. 1ed14c
Eggs-Receipts 500 packages: steady.
State and Pennsylvania, 1Sc; western, $50
1Sc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eng, Jan. 30-Wheat-Spot
quiet; demand poor; No. 2 red spring. 6s6d
No. l California. esd. Futures closed firm
with near and distant positions I'D higher;
business heaviest on middle positions: Feb
ruary, 6s512d; March. 6s6d; May, 6s6l4d;
July, 6s5d.
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where this "s:nuous" coast IS. from
which the thirty mile strip is to be meas
ured- II IS understood that the British
contention is that the measurement
should be from the outer fringe of is
lands. In this way they have the prece-
dent to the fisheries dispute, in which the
American claim was based on a meas
urement from point 10 point Of the outer
limit of islands, and was a distinct denial
Of the theory Of a closed sea II this
is applied to the present Alaskan bouz-
dairy it will limit the American territory
largely 10 the islands, while a measure
ment from the mainland Will give the
United States a strip thirty miles wide
along the entire coast. as far eouth as
the Portland canaLAside from the value
Of the land involved, ii has an importance
for strage:ic purposes. Until treaty
covering this part Is made il is felt that
the more difficult questions are still un-
settled.
VENEZUELA BOUNDARY.
Washington, Jan. 3o-The Venezuela
treaty has not advanced to a stage
where ii can be said with definite
ness when il will be signed and there is
no present agreement for signing the
document in time 10 go by the steamers
leaving for Venezuela in the near future.
The negotiations are in such condition.
however. that the several essentials
open may be closed at any time. The
acceptance Of King Oscar to act in the
| matter has not yet been received and in
view Of the recent criticisms of the mon
arch this may occasion delay, although
there is no serious apprehension OF
such a contingency.
The personnel of the British arbitra-
tors is also an open question. There is
a general desire 10 have Lord HerSchei
serve but as he is absent on the conti-
nent some difficulty exists as 10 fully
communicating with him. He is felt TO
be eninently fitted, as his service as
chancellor makes him second only TO
Gladstone among the conspicuous men
of England. He is member of the
present government and is felt TO be
free to accept the place so far as official
obligations are concerned. His associate
has not been mentioned this far and re-
ferences made to the probable choice of
Lord Chief Justice Russell and Sir
Francis lockwood are misleading, as
they have not been considered. II is re-
garded as settled that Chief Justices
Fuller and Fuller and Justice Brewer
Will be the American arbitrators.
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NOT MARTYRS At ALL
Continued from First Page)

whom the Democratic national commit
tee, and every man thereof from the
chairman down. claimed TO be moving
heaven and earth 10 elect; and they who
make this excuse in extenuatio should
remember that by so doing they are not
only branding the members OF the COM
bination in the legislature who voted TO
Cefeat the election OF a silver Republ-
can 10 the senate as guilty. not only OF
the heinous crime OF ingratitude, but
open to a suspicion OF exercising their
high preroga,ive influenced by a money
consideration. Fred Dubois. whose elo-
quent tongue and active brain made him
a power for the accomplishment OF re-
suits. was thrown down. endorsed. de-
fea,ed. by the men he made. in favor OF
a man professedly lacking in all the
qualifications that would render him o.
service 10 the cause which these hypo-
critics claim 70 have at heart The dis
patches this morning gave US the news
that the gentleman who succeeds him
will go 10 the Democratic caucus OF the
senate. and thus IS the Republican state
OF Idaho turned over. boots. body and
breaches, TO a minority representing less
than 10 per cent of her total vote. and
thus is the true animus OF the campaign
for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT under the
guise OF devotion 10 the silver cause ex-
posed TO the exercation OF the nation"
MIGHTY POOR SEED.
In the course OF the seed debate, which
had been diverted by Mr.. MondeIl. Mr..
bfoaIwel tRep., Oniol asserted that
seed firm. May & Co. OF MINNEAPOLIS.
had offered him "a direct bri5e" OF /, 500
packages CT SEEDS 10 prevent him from
calling the attention of congress 10 the
poor quality OF seeds furnished the de-
parrme.. OF agriculture by the firm.
Mr. Northnay ORep.. Ohio charged
that the secretary OF agriculture procur-
ed the poorest seeds, 10 discredit the
practice of giving them away.
Mr.. Hill Rep.. Comm offered an
amendment 10 stop the distribution OF
seeds.
Another amendment was offered by
Mr.. Mercer rep, Neb) providing that
the secretary OF agriculture furnish 10
each senator and member six chickens.
SIX hogs. six cattle. and six horses, all
thoroughbred and distributed as TO sex
nalf and half"
And hound pups" added Mr.. Kyle
Oem., Miss.)
When tie chairman ruled the amend
ment on. OF order as a joke. Mr.. Mercer
said IL was no more a joke than the
whole gift business. Congress was spend
ing $4,000 900 year for documents most
of which were put 10 use.
Mr. Brownwell's amendment was
adopted, and that OF Mr.. Hill was lost,
50 to 30.
Much interest was excited by this vote.
Speaker Reed. who was on the floor, vot-
ed For the first time this session, and
vQted against seeds.
The bill was then passed.
a bill to increase the pension OF Silas
VI. Stevens TO $50 a month. was passed,
and at 455 p. m. the housed djourned.
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AvALUABLE fREscRrprroN.

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said he had come here 20 talk over TIT
New York situation. and particularly Z
recommend General Woocford for ii
navy portfolio. While nothing of %
finite nature had been accomplished. ia
said he felt confident that Major Nc
kinney wants 10 place a New York man
in his cabinet AS 20 whether or not Mr..
Woodford will be the man. Mr.. Wood
ruff says he has no actual knowledge
Woodford and Woodruff are neighbors
in Brooklyn and very excellent friends
The visitor today spoke in the highest
terms OF the ex-governor and took pleas
ure in calling attention TO the endorse
ment given him in the Empire state
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ALGER BEsEIGED ALREADY
once Seeking Element Jams Itself late
His Waiting Room.

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 30.--General Alr-r
found a large pile OF kilograms on his
Office desk today. congra,ulating him
upon his appointment as secretary OF
war. The chairs IN the waiting room
outside his Office were filed with callers,
among whom were some OF the persist
ent office-secking element. The general
related the incidents OF his visit 20 thu
president-elect with evident satisfaction.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York. Jan. 30-Coffee-Options OPEN
ell quiet. unchanged: prices TO points adj
vance; ruled generally firmer. Havre i'm
pTovement and smaller Brazilian receipts;
speculations slack. but sellers scarce and
firm undertone apparent in view of large
warehouse deliveries in this country. Clos
ed firm a net advance of points; sales
$500 bags. including March aS5, and Nav
S9.45. Spot-Rio dull; No. invoice. CSC:
jobbing, l0lzc; mild-quiet; cordova, 15156
lie.
Spgar-Raw dull; fair refining. 90 az 13-isc
centrifugal, S. test 31sd3 Slice; refined quiet
mould a, Age; standard A, 41.c: confec-
toners A. fac: cut-loaf AS: crushed, -. :
powdered, 4lZc; granulated, 4l4c; cubes, 4
I.e
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

Fan River. Mass. Jan za-Broke-s rs-
port a disposition On tHe part % ccnvertere
"a hcii of and SCI What effect the pro-
p-cs-d cu-1ailaaeat VII hare o. The pTlat
market Accordingly he sales OF TIE wee K
have been % small amount. mainly % old
goods TIE deliveries have ben hezT.s-
noweve-. and have prevented any material
ina-szs OF The stock On aazi- Market
steady a. - cents
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Hou.e Committee ON Pacific Roads

Washington. Jan. 35.-The house COM
rnit;ee on Pacific roads considered thu
Harrison plan for commission today
but we're not able 10 agree upon IL and
adjourned until Wednesday.
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Philadelphia. Pa. Jan 31.-Cs7.sin DAVID
Taylor. forn<rsy o. the shspbUslding fin,
cs Mathis 4 Taylor % Camden. y. J.. was
found dead n bed today. he vas - years
Cd AID had .te GRIP
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eprze El.!ot. of 20 South vaser street
says thst 20 report - MS sentence On
Tuesday lss; vas erTSDeous. he zaa
accused o. crsu-. but the report % h,s
sentence Vas premature. rs. name was
Tafrosded taroUEb "a the hurry - 49,
nsxs makeup snd tas Eagle IL CAD n
corTsct ne error. and glad % Know thzs
Dr.. Elllo.t has been g.ndicafsd.
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William Abbott and Mas Katie Dow
rey were married last nizat BY Fsths-
7 nen a. she churea rscfSFy. \ numb~r
- railroad employees waited upon ths
newly welded coupe e. their bonn On
Sortl Washington avenue and extended
ccrgrstglations. The groom 5~inE =
railroad mar himself. tie joNity OF 80
occss.oo Was grezt.
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Egzlss.on Pcs. q. A r. o, rs cssy
have secured from 70 government a D.
pound PaTfott cernoa - b planted n
Their csnsteTy as a rrsonunsn: % 3D.
non5rs1 dad, together ~.;h 100 sells e,
form base pyramid nnser or nesr 80
FUN TIE pa secured sa~ Ean from -
Cn'tsd states srs5oTy a. San Francisco
oT paying The freight aaa Ca; q isaasx
On gxrH
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CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DRUGGIST.

Headquarters in Wichita for Mum
yon's Remedies. Sent 20 any address on
receipt of price.
Guides sent by mail IL requested.
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The WEATHER.


local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Slightly warmer sunday with light snow
turning 10 rain. probably clearing SUNDAY
night.
During the past twen,y-four hours rs
highest temperature was - dsEre-s this
lowest q degrees. and the mean . degrees.
with cloudy wsfh-r and trace OF very hns
snow after 4:75 p. m: fresh south wind snd
lower barometer IN Tire morning. followed
By rising barometer e. night
Thus far this month The sveTar- tenn
peratuTe for The month OF January has bee1
81 degrees.
For She quasi sight years the average
temperature for the month % January hzs
been q degrees, ara for the 10Th day ~ de-
zress. FRED T.. JOHNSON
Ob@~ry--
Warrington. y. g. Jan. % Following Il
the forecas. ID 8 p. m. Sunday.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Light rain or sno-. south WINS. sAxhtly
warmer.
For hsnsas-Pzrtiy cloudy W. h'irh; o.
cal SHOWS; souta winds: silgh;iy warmer
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A 'arre- Vas SrsYl-x siOng ~ street
zl-1 a Dad % corn yesterday ard oe zzs
zsk@5 whether :; as god or silver eo~n-
Der szd b<en Tlzds a. 70 Ehzt as an
sSs- wS1si be. I1oa HoSinx . re Esxis
was s.a11lng 1szr ard recow1,zi-g n -
farmer a prom aeEt Republican. sal:
I'll b. sa@rs sat q grain % pop cera
= e. Lea Eoa - pes art xss a g.
cxr
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Paris. France. Jan. a0--The chamber Of
deputies today. by a vote OF 81 20 2g re-
jected the amendment OF NJ Jaurez. Social
ist. 10 the first clause OF the bill granting
per cent bourties on sugar which was
adopted yesterday. Tine amendment Of VI.
Jaruez was that the bount.es should only
be paid on sugar produced IN 1887, instcai
OF ls-s. and herefafe.
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TIE skstlsx On ;As rivsr Increases ~
s;ezd - 6ecreassS. TasFs xeye fglly I 20
people nut YESTERDAY. zzd tasy~ IL 20
fesssnz aoS many Slu - sat today. A
-ew asr1oleN have Spssezfsf. o1t ~ oas
Azs gotten .1sG iA@n 8ertaE i1e day. a.
faoES1 fsE . TEEN have xglen Hfs3s
Eef Whf@ skating - axat TA~ main
part = ne tee T. ST. quite firm. b~.Gg
hout snczes th.cS Sz1 sszneS ast
sz.ec.aes tnz4 b<fo.e.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain markets, furnished by T
L. Rostic, commission merchant. rooms u
and u over Kansas National bank. Teie-
phone No. 167.
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TROOPS MOSTLY wIrHDRAwN
Hundred Mili.iamon and the Sheriff for 10
Now at Leadvitie.

Lesdville. Col. Jan. 3o-Und.r ord
ers OF Governor Adams. Brigadier Gem
eral Brooks and staff and ali state troops
except 100 men under command of Col
onel Mccoy, were Withdrawn from Lead
Vile today. Sheriff O'Mshoney thinks
ne can maintain order without trouble
The legislative committee. consisting
or two senator's and three representa-
tives. appointed to Investigate the Lead
Vile strike. began taking testimony to-
day. The only important testimony MAS
that OF Secretary De War OF the miners
union. 10 the effect that managers pay
ing So day had notified the union be-
fore the strike that II those paying less
were not forced 20 pay 81. wages would
be cut TO $50 IN all mines. This. ha
said. was what pro.npted the strike.
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REPRESENTATIVES SALES.
shippers

c. c. Carson. Bentley. hogs.
John Williams. Bentley. cattle.
c. W. Talbot. Haven. hogs
W. VI. Ferguson. Wellington. hogs.
Payne & LoomiS, Garden Plain. car
forS
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Butter-Firm; creamery. 15gs""i S~'vy,
Sale.
Egg-Steady: fresh. ;6c.
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WICHITA Markets

Wichita. Kan, Jan. 80, lsa7.
HOGS
Hogs-Strong TO higher.
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WON'T HAVE OSCAR
SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS CON-
MIrTEE DRAWS THE LINE,

Neither Shall Questions Affecting Foreign
Parties be Included-Oply Ono Vote in
Oscars Favor, aud That Comes From
Bayard's State-Oluey and Sir Julian
Paunccfote Sign an Alaskan Boundary
Treaty-Loud Bill In Committee-Con-
sressional Sews.
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