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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-27
HOGS WEAK IO5LONER
Fair Receipts and Quality
Generally Mixed.
TOPS BACK TO 1913
Light Cattle Trade, DoId the
Main Buyer.

The hog market yesterday was on the
whole weak. with the market variously
Quoted from steady on the opening to
21z@5 cents lower. The market at this
point opened about steady. and in SYM
nathv with other points weakened
tbrough the main part OF the trading,
and closed weak to cents lower though
hardly any sales registered couio De
ouoted as fully cents lower. Inc run
was not heavy at any time, ootn the
wagon trade and the car stun being scat
,stering and light in volume. The tops tor
yesterday were cents higher tnan LOT
the day previous, the weight being 30
pounds in favor of yesterday, the two
DAYS average weights for tops being for
Monday, 25S pounds, and for yesterday,
2S3 pounds. The day was In the main
dragging, the bulk of the receipts coming
in slowly and most of them toward the
close The wagon supply was light and
came in mostly before noon, and the
prices for this branch ranged, for the
better lots, between s3.55 and 1855. The
main run Of the car lots came in from
the middle of the afternoon to the close
of the days business, the last Of the
sales closed very late. Only one car load
took the top price of 1915, and this was
10 cents higher than the next high price
of $365. The top load was a very good
one, avera ging 28S pounds, and made up
of first-class hogs, well fed and in prime
Condition. The demand was good and
the limited supply found no trouble in
finding q read yzmrket, the buyers taking
all that was offered, and on the ground
for more. The average weight shows up
we'll as compared with the day before
the weight for yesterday being pounds
under that of Monday. but on the latter
date the offerings were so few that any
weight was hardly comparable with a
normal day. The top load, and perhaps
one or two more, were fairly good loads,
but the bulk of the offerings was not in
the main at all attractive, or such as
could legitimately call for good price.
Everything offered was quickly taken, and
at the close only one late load was left
unsOld. The days business was finish
ed late. with the offerings taken. and
the market as strong as other principal
markets would warrant. There was de-
mand for lights and pigs, and a few
mixed loads were first sorted, the bet
ter part OF the load going to local pack
ing interests, and the lights to outside
buyers. The daily comparisons are as
follows: For yesterday, Tops. BIS; bulk
of sales, $3.571a@3.75; average weight, 229;
receipts, STA For the day previous Tops,
$40; bulk of sales, $3.6O93 20; average
weight, 2S5; receipts, 278. For a week ago,
same day: Tops, 1915; bulk Of sales, So. 65Q
3-75; average weight, 234; receipts. 1,229.
For the same day last year: Tops, S3.17I2;
bulk Of sales, S3.0OQ310; average weight,
20i; receipts, $50. Shipments out last night
of hogs bought on this market, two cars
The market year ago yesterday was
quoted as strong to cents CHER, with
the figures as given above. year ago
today the market locally was quoted as
DC higher.
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BAHIA HONDA AFFAIR
According TO Spanish Sources Was
an American RepuIse.


an American Repu1se.
copyrighted, 1888, by Associated Press.)
Havan. July % &c p. m)-The following
is the officiaa report, made today, Of the
engagement between the Spanish forces
and the American marines on Saturday.
July q. near Bahia Honda sixty-dve
miles west of Havana. on the north coast
OF the province OF Pinar del Rio:
''On July q. Senior ManZanal. mayor Of
Bahia Honda, left the town about sunrise
with forces OF all arms, proceeding in
a northerly direction toward Maniman
creek and Gobernadora beach, TO the west
o. the entrance of the bay. on which the
town of Bahia Honda rs situated II has
been reported that American ships had
been seen there the day before (F>riday.)
''On arriving. :he Spanish forces opened
with artillery and musketry fire, COMPEL
ing the American ships in the ofing TO
withdraw. with several losses on board.
OF the landing party four were killed,
among them Lieutenant. as was ascer-
tanned from documents on his person
Our troops also sank the boat used in
the landing. with eight men. and cap
:ured one new Remington. a Bordan and
a hundred cartridges. The Spanish losses
were three slightly wounded"
The censor would not allow the trans
mission Of news as 20 this engagement
Yesterday
(The foregoing dispatch corrobates ad-
vices from Madrid 70 the Associated Press
Monday night, which said that private
dispatch from San Juan de Porto Rico re-
ported the appearance Of a strong Ameri-
can squadron before Bahia Honda and the
repulse of the American landing with con-
siderable losses
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

j. r. BroWnback :. Torbin was a ship
per of hogs on The early market. his car
being a load of medium lights sold with
out dock to the Dold Packing company
for a good price.
Charlie Dorsey shipped in a full car Of
light medium hogs from South Haven,
sold TO Dold at a fair price
Joe Scott Of Peck was on the market
with the top load OF hogs for the day. his
load being lot of good heavy. fat butch
er hogs. sold on the early market at the
top price of 1915.
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of Mt
Hope shipped in car of mixed~porkers.
the main part going to Doid. and the lights
10 outside spectators.
The Honorable Frank Weinshank, presi-
dent Of the State Sanitary Live Stock
Commission. was on the market yesterday
with consignment of hogs and cattle.
the hogs selling to Dold toward the close
Of fair price. and weighing up me-
dunn.
Mr.. Williamson Of Pratt was present on
the market with a car load of fair me-
diums sod 10 odd. He reports fat hogs
as very scarce right now. and stock hogs
as not any too. plentiful. He says that
no one seems to be raising hogs this
season. and the short corn crop last year
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HARBOR DEFENSE BOATS

Washington. July 26.-The navy de-
partment has issued an advertisement
calling for proposals for constructing by
contract four harbor defense monitors
provided for by the naval appropriation
bill. The bids will be opened Saturday.
Oct. / II is a matter OF regret to the
naval desig ners that the limit of cost for
these vessels fixed by congress (. so low
as 20 make il necessary to build the YES
sells OF very small tonnage and Of lighter
battery power than Is desirable in these
advanced days. but the construction bu-
reau has managed 10 prepare plans that
will after all result in a very serviceabIe
harbor defense boat.
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SPANISH PATROL or CUBA

Key West. Fla. July PA squad OF
Spanish soldiers. three miles west of
Bahia Honda, province of Pinar del Rio,
yesterday afternoon fred dozen shots
at the Associated Press dispatch boat
Dandy which was passing that point
two miles out. Flash and smoke signals
also marked the progress Of the Dandy
along the shore, which seemed to be ex-
cellently watched.
The country from point west OF Bahia
Honda to Havana is in high state of
cultivation.
The red hull of the Spanish steamer
Alfonso XII, sunk near Mariel, is a con-
spcuous landmark.
Cape San Antonio light, at the western
extremity of the island of Cuba is burn
ing and Havana was brilliantly illumin-
ated last night.
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TWO COLOREO YOUTHS
Indulge in u Shooting scrspe Over n
Trivial Difference.


Guthrie. o. T. July 2S.-The Oklahoma
City Times-Journal says; Yesterday at
council. rank Rogan shot and dangerously
wounded Eddie Ross Both boys are
coltored. Rogan is Is years OF age and
Ross IL. The weapon used was a shot
gun and the shot took effect in the right
shoulder and neck.
Rogan cdains that a white man shot
Ross while Vhey were talking. but Ross
tells a different story. He says Rogan.
himself, and another boy were sitting
talking and looking at a book which he
(Ross) held in his hand and was turning
the leaves rapidly. Rogan told him 10 stop
turning r1e leaves ;ha; way but Ross paid
no attention 10 him He again told Ross
to stop or flewould shoot him. Ross kept
on and Rogan pulled up his sho; gun and
shoE him. Ross was put on horse and
rode several miles TO his nome where.
after telling how tegot hurt. he tainted
from loss OF blood.
No further particulars could be learned
Rogan was arrested today.
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, God in His infinite wisdom has
again visited our council and removed
from our midst our beloved sister. Mrs.
Lucy Alexander.
Resolved, That We extend to the family
Of our deceased sister our heartfelt sym
pathy in that they have lost a true de-
voted wife and mother,
Resolved. Ina, we as a council have lost
a faithful and loving sister. one whom
we will ever miss, one VINO always hal
the interest Of the council al heart but
was not permitted 70 meet with Us on &C
count OF sickness. but has Joined the
Supreme Council above.
Resolved. That a copy o fthsss res0iu-
tons be sent % the family OF the deceased
a copy spread upon the minutes OF ms
council and COPY printed in the Wich-
TIA Eagle (Slgned-)
A G. MUELLER
MRS. JENNIE KELCHSER
GEORGE z. ROGERS.
Committee
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I
Chicago July 26.-Wheat-No red, n1s;
No. 3, 6Sd7o; No. hard, 6sq6913; NO. D.
6S: No spring. nothing doing. NO. .,
7OdS0; No l northern spring, 50.
Corn-No. ?, 347sq35; No. 3, S41a.
Oats-No. @ 2414; No. 3, g.
Flax-Cash, northwest, %; September,
90c
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 26.-Wheat-Receipt
147 cars; active; steady; No. l hard, 65;
No. 2, 63l2q66; No. g. 6012Q65l4; No. red,
72d73; No. 2, p; No 3, 6;466A, No. 2
spring, 62d6S; No. 3, 6Oq6l
Corn-Active; No. mixed, 80; No. 2
white. 26G2S; No. s, old. 81; new, 2513Q26.
Oats-Fairly active; about steady; No. 2
white, 26d2S.
Rye-Firm; No. 2. 42c.
Hay-Active; firm; cnoice timothy, cd,
$500; new. $3.50; choice prairie, new. s5.S2-
Butter-Higher; separator, l3l2gl6; dairy
13c
Eggs-steady; fresh. 81.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July 6.-Wheat-Receipts Is
cars; lower: No. 2, red cash, elevator, 20;
track. 70a72; July. 6s24 August, 6519; Sep
TENDER, 6419 bid; December, So asked; No.
? hard, 6713Q70.
Corn-Lower, No. cash, 3SS. bid July,
22la; September. $685.; December. SS1z.
Oats-Lower; No. ? cash. "a; track, 25G
25k; July, "a; May 2S7s bid; No. ? white.
2si443Oc.
Rye-Lower; isc for new.
Flaxseed-Lower: Ssc.
Pork-Quiet; 1915.
Lard-Lower; prime, Ss22lz3; choice.
S32i2.
Butter-Higher; creamery, Is61S19; dairy
lSql6's.
Eggs-Steady; &C.
NEW YORK.
New York. July 25.-Wheat-Receip pts.
12l 45o; exports s3.7Si bushels. Spot weak.
No. red. 75a76c.. (. o. b. aroat; export
grade arrive Options closed weak. low
er. July closed at IS; September closed
al 7ossc.
Corn-Receipts. 143. 600 bushels; exports
IS. 1876: spot easy; No. >. 90: Z, Q. D.
ahoat Options closed &c lower July
closed at Htzc.
Oats-Rsceipts. $4,000 busels; exports.
Isl. $50. SPOT steady: No >. .; No white
sc Options closed weak and duh. Sep
tember. 2ss5c.
Butter-Receip,s. I2.2s1 packages. firm.
western creamery. I4Gis; Elgins, Is: fac
tory. uG1Sla.
Eggs-Receipts. S.24s packages; steady;
western. II.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. July 2s,-wheat-Futurss
closed dull: July. IS I'd; September. IS ID.
December. - Ssd-
BRADSTREETS VISIBLE
New York. July Especial cable and
teIesraphic dispatches 70 Bradstreet's in
d5cate The following changes n ava-la be
supplies last Saturday, as compared with
the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-Cnited States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies. decrease 90 20 bushels;
ahoat for and in Europe. decrease @,y'9-
bo3 bushels; worlds supply total, decrea Sc
4. 20 90 bushels.
Co-n-Urited states and Canada east
OF the Rockies. decrease. I.sla,0oo bushels
Oa,-Unite5 States and Canada. east
of the Rockies. decrease !. tos.0o bushels
The combined stock q wheat held -
Portland, ore and Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash. shows a decrease OF $3.50 bush
els from last week
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GORED BY A BULL
Mr. Kleiwer. Near CI0ud Chief. Mar
rOMIY Escanes Death

Guthrie. o. T. July 2s-The Cloud Chief
Sentinel says: Nj Kleiwer near Shelly
met with an accident one woke ago last
Sunday which, ii was thought for some
time would prove fatal. He was passing
through a pasture when bull made for
him and before he could escape che ami
insensible. The only thing that saved Mr..
mai had gored him IN the side and be-
fore assistance could arrive had made him
Kleiwer was the fact that the bulls horns
were not sharp but had ben broken OF
and were blunt. Mr.. Kleiwer is much bet
ter now and his recovery Is almost GER
tain
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FOOLISH MISS SCHlEY

London, July 2s.-The papers here con-
tinue TO confound Miss Jessie Schley.
daughter of Mr.. Charles Schley OF Mil
waukee. cousin OF Commodore Schiey.
with Shafter. Miss Schley recently ar
rived in Madrid on a peace mission with
out the approval Of her father but neither
the queen regent nor any responsible
person would receive her. 1t was added
that she viii probably be requested TO
depart as soon as possible. A special
dispatch this morning from Madrid says:
Miss Shafter'' has been requested TO
leave Spain forthwith.
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SAFE CONDUCT TO SANTIAGO

Gibraltar, July Z5.-In accordance with
instructions received from Washington.
the United States consular agent here has
issued safe conducts to the Spanish steam
ers Isla de Luzon and Isle de Panay, now
at Cadiz. to proceed to Santiago de Cuba
and return to Spain with the surrendered
Spanish troops.
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HOW SPAIN KEEPS FAITH

Guantanamo Bay. Santiago de Cuba,
July 2s.-The Prairie arrived here from
Nipe bay last evening and reported all
quiet
The Spaniards last night sank the
Spanish gunboat SandovA. which has
been lying near Caimanx-a- This is look
ed upon as being a gross breach Of the
terms Of the surrender. which the Span
iards then had knowledge of. especially
considering the fact that food has been
sent by the United Stttes navy INTO Cal
rAuera-
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Of Mr.. Testamen, caused some confusion,
but il soon Quilted down
Alter che convention had been COM
pleted the two conventions Joined in one
long embrace OF fellowship around the pie
counter ard Jointly ratified ire nomina-
tons OF both conventions.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 26.-The general market
for cattle today was not so strong as
yesterday. Choice beeves sold satisfac-
torily, but undesirable offerings ruled
weak, selling 591O cents lower; choice
steers, $5.25d5. 70: medium, s. S0d495; beef
steers. $4.259475; stockers and feeders,
s340Q+S0; bulls, So O0G4.25; cows and heif-
ers. S3.00d3.20; calves. $3.50G700: western
steers. $43OQ4.50; Texas, So. 5Od410.
Trade in hogs was fairly active at
strong prices; fair to choice, $4O21hG4. 171A ;
packers, So. S5G400; butchers, 50 9Od4121a;
mixed, $3S5Q407; lights, sS.SOq4.O5; pigs.
S30Od3.90.
Buyers did not take hold of sheep very
eagerly and prices declined 15q25 cents
Fair TO choice sheep, s4OOq45O; western
s4.0094.5O; rams. S2.75G300; choice lambs,
$55Od6o0; prime. $61O96.15.
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; hogs, Is, 900; sheep,
1000.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, July 26.-Cattle-Receipt
(officiaD, $500 natives: 2,O7O Texans. Mar
ket active; desirable shade higher. 9th
ers steady; medium to choice heavy steers
s45Od5.25: light weights. ST. 25G5.15; stock
ers and feeders, $3.00Q475; butcher cows
and heifers. $3OOaLS5; western steers.
S40095I0; Texas steers, sS.50q4.00; Texas
butcher cows, $3.O0q3S5.
HOgs-Receipts (officiaD, $1,000. Prices
5GIl0 cents higher; heav.' $3.S0Gi0O; mixed.
50. SOa3. 50: lights. sS.7oq3.SO; pigs. s. Esq
365
Sheep-Receipts GofficiaD. 200. Market
active: spring lambs. 34S5G6.10; natives.
S3.o094l0: southwestern. s490gi.S5; stock
ers and feeders. $2.75GSS5.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Mo, July 26.-Co' tie-Rec eipts,
4,SO0 including $500 Texas. Msrke:
steady for natives; easy for Texans; ma
tives shipping and export steers. A5og
$40; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers. $375G5Io; stockers and feeders.
IS. 25d4.oo; COWS and heifers. $20oa4. IS:
Texas and Indian steers. S3.50a4.S0; cows
and heifers. $2.S0dS5e
Hogs-Receipts, 500 Market active and
5 cents higher; workers., S.soG4.Oo; oack-
ers. S3.S5a4 70: butchers. s4eod+l5.
Sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady;
native muttons. S. 75Q4-S5; lambs, siOo4
500.
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Madrid. via Paris, July 2s.-The Trans
Atlantic fleet to bring home the Santiago
prisoners will sail tomorrow.
Captain Aunon, minister OF marine, says
Admiral Cervera's officers will not return
with the Santiago prisoners. but that their
return will be negotiated with the United
States government
He denies having demanded the expul-
sion of Don Carlos from Belgium
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES

The trade yesterday. while light in vol
ume. took in all the stun on sale. the
offerings being readily absorbed. at prices
strong with all points. The quality was
generally sNppy. but all the same the
stuff on sale had no trouble in finding
buyers at all times. More good butcher
stock could be used and at good, sJrong
prices. Following are the sales for yes
fer1aV.
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THE WEATHER

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COTTON

New York. July 26-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady. with prices one
point lower 10 ! point higher. After I'M
proving 70 a net gain of 10 points On
covering by small shorts. the market be
came inactive and prices sagged off tho
last nights mai figures. The fact thas
tomorrow is notice day. caused August
shorts TO seek cover and for time ihat
delivery exhibited relative strength. The
weather bulletin reported good rams
throughout the cotton belt during The past
- hours. except III Texas. The English
news was about as anticipated.
SPOT closed quiet; middhng uplands.
lis: middung gulf. 5-l6; sales Is
bales. Futures closed steady; July, So:
August. SIS: September. SSS2, October.
s. -: November. S.&; December. SSsi,
January. $5s4; February. SIS; March.
S6.6l: April, $S.05.
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SCHLEY GETS A PRESENT

on Santiago De Clz5s, July @-Here
are some good stories OF SehIey and tue
Rrook-y1:
\ boats crew. with diving apparatus.
was sent from The Brooklyn 20 examine
the TEfaata Nara Te-esA Among the
wrackage they found 8 standard com
pas Il was heavy thing and they
brought - over ard presented !; 70 Com
-rsodore ScAley.
L vas q curious sight and a pleasing
c1e 20 SEE, these sezz1en saE5se OF 10
the quarterback. ~oese CouzspdoTs
Schsey WAS reading. one q TIE mea.
representing Ire entire crew. and fzo
rsa following him ard cz-ry.nE the
cou7aSs stepped close % me COMM SOFs
and hen Tie spokesman n s.A<nzae-.ag
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Grand Circuit Harness Races

2ls class. pacing. purse F2.s9a-Lssy -
ne Manor won Third. fourth ard fftn
heats. Tine. z.Is. s.iss.. al Lotas smart
won frs; and socsn8 heats Tine 90.
I'll Sicol talrs- "a g. T2sns also
started.
20 csasz. tr9stinr; pare. '1-ofs--F3ea
Roy Won fosFta. hf;h ard sra heats
Tine. 80. 2-l7's ~. Louise Nc ~pa
arst and .coHa heats Tine 2.lfia. 2itss-
Trio won ihgza aat n z-11i7 Hivzl. Ma
ze.to. Name r. o@kleT. Val2a. Naiesao.
AHA &. Esos1 y ard Unique ai@o szriea.
ia class. rrof-lng. plsrss Fz4s--Fsla'a-
vab won arns. s.con6 and fsgrta has.
Tn.. -. sses. zpa- PsafiAs1 won
,efrs heat - zisss Sssss fhlrd NJ
pr.se. E4zara .. Ma. J.s Harry orsr.
Falrz1sz. EEsaoa Bere,oe. geaF-syrsss1.
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VA 49,. fut -
State OF Kansas. County or SedRwick sss
l. J. NJ. Moore. cashier Of the above
named bank do soiemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the beat OF
my knowledge and BELIEF
JOHN NJ MOORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
26th day OF July. 1888. n BLOCH
Notary Public.
Commission expires November 4. is9L
Correct-Attest:
J. s. NRF~rZCER.
r. Z HOLMES
J. y. RICHARDSON
Directors
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RrAI. EsTATR TRANsFKRs.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. II. II. Dubois. Abstract
or. Court House Phone zs55
David II Burgess 20 Bgnnsil & Emo
Investment Co. beg. . = " and
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Grirensteln's add. thence iss =
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Henry Been 70 L 2 Reynolds 70 z
Fourth ave Z.mmeriya add 70
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. July 6.-CoTee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prIcss 10 ten
points higher; showed investment orders.
not seen for a long time past: foreign
representatives also Bidding Closed
steady. unchanged TO FIVE points higher.
Sales p. 80 bags, including Angus. s5.i59
$50 Spo,-Rio dun: Nc invoice. &C;
No. jobbing. SIC; Mid. quiet; Corioya,
Siall5l.c-
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. ~; cen
trifugal, - test. sac; refined. firm