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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-20
COTTON.

New York, Feb. 19.-The cotton market
opened barely steady at a decline of ! to
points under local and Liverpool selling,
following predictions for heavy port
movement on an unsatisfactory turn Of
the English market and disturbing advices
from Washington and Havana. Liquida-
ton set in shortly after the call on
small scale and prices further eased on,
with the decline increased to to points
by IL o'clock, at which time the market
was irregular. Sales to that hour were
IS. 900 bales. Spot cotton closed dull mid
ding uplands, GA middling gulf, 6l2; sales.
none Futures closed quiet; sales $1,000
bales. February, 1888; April, s5.sS; May,
$500; June $6.O5; July, s6.0S; August and
December, $6.12; September, S611; October,
and November, $500.
New Orleans, Feb. 19.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling, sec.
Galveston, Tex. Feb. 19-Cotton-Steady;
middling, 13-16c.
Liverpool, Feb. 19.-Cotton-Steady; So
Liverpool, Feb. 19.-Cotton-Spot quiet;
prices steady; American middling, 3 11-32
pence. Futures closed barely steady.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

| Chicago Feb. 19-Cattle-There was the
usual Saturday scarcity Of offerings of
cattle, and the market in consequence was
practically a nominal one. Yesterdays
prices prevailed for the few cattle Offer
ed for sale.
Hogs-There was a good demand for
hogs both from Chicago packers and east
ern shippers and prices ruled stronger and
on an average about 212 cents higher than
yesterday. Sales were largely at 1880
! Ape: the extreme range of prices for
common to prime hogs being $3.91a4 III;
heavy lots sold at the usual good premium
and light hogs had to go at decided dis
count.
Sheep-Prices for sheep and lambs ruled
steady at yesterdays quotations, sheep
being salable at s3.OOd46O, with fed west
ems steady at 50. 75q450. Lambs sold at
A.00g5.5o chiefly at S5.O0d5.5Q, aEld prime
fiocks were worth $3.50
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs, 1900; sheep.
5000.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Feb. 9.-Cattle-Recei7ts
200. Market unchanged; only a retail
trade.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market strong.
Bulk of sales. $3.SDaA0O: heavies, $3.50
4.4o; packers, s3.75a4Oo: mixed. $3.75a4O0:
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SIDEWALK PROPOSALS.
Wichita Kan- Feh q

n ttEildr ran. ? en- - 1FfS
Sealed proposals VIII Be received A, This
Office until Z O'Clock p m, Feb. =. ls6
for the construction ot a 5-foo. cfr6e~
sidewalk on the north side q Eleventh
street from Fourth avenue 10 EnDor.a
avenue.
Also q 5-toot cinder sidewalk on the
south side ~ Kellogg street frsn En-
Po-ia 20 Main street
The above walks must be constructed
according to the Specifications or file in
the of1ce % the city engineer The price
must BE- Per Hneal foot
Each proposal must - accompanied by
Z certified check FOR S10.a9 payable % ne
city ~ Wichita. Kansas. which check
viii be forfeited 70 the city in case the
bidder receiving the award shall fail %
execute the contract. Otherwise. 10 be re-
turned 80 tie bidder,
The city reserves the right 20 aceept OF
reject any or all bids
ST., H KRAMER, City Clerk
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A q LIZ PFNErTT.

One q the features ~ 4 .. T.. y. week
xill - the presentation - the pretty
comedy drama. Rose Garland b. the
Payton Comedy company and ZONE 60 the
best local talent - wichita lodge
Campbell. ~ho has earned a reputation n
his hls,r4o1lc work heretofore Viu pre-
cent a strong character NeEsFs. Foster
Toler. Fritz Huffman. Ebert PaYt9a.
Isaac Pzyton. Mrs Mabel Howe. 81 ss
Love. Miss EstsIe Downing ard cpal
Street xsH al appear tn r7les &gmerour
excellent ayscialuss al - presented and
the theatre E7ers ma yearsct something
good TIE pay has been reaezFss9 and
warm perf7rraaace Is promised Epe-
cialtlez vlll - presented b. Misses Hoes
fed. NJ EabeI Howe. ~. FrtZ HIATT
mann. Foster Tolsr and otaers- me pro
ose5s All X towards 6ef-ayinz re eT-
te-ses = fas Grand E>asEs q the s. q
T. * Perf5-Ua1cs On Wednesday aaa
THURSDAY evenings.
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1ou1 DTrJ,OEs NEW PLAY.

The play in which NJ Dillon vii appear
on Tuesday evening at the Crawford
Grand Is from the pen 81 Darrell Mack
lii. an Australian author, and has met
with great success. Hiram Joli John Dil-
lon) IS d good hearted, eccentric Old chap,
and at the somewhat matured axe Of q
resolves to get married 10 4 charming girl
BsinE a man of wealth and a bachelor.
he is an object % interest 20 his rela-
tives. Mr. and Ms Harry. When the
news % their dear" uncle's contempt
led nuptlals reaches them. they are ;aau-
de--str1ck and hasten 20 bis home 70 pre-
vent the marriage Fun q schemes and
resources they iastlu dls,rust IN Uncle
Jolly's mind and trouble breTs. \ laugh
able turn Of affairs causes al the char
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WHEAT PIT BO|LS Up
May Advances 5 IL Cents
and Holds 2 IL of 1t.
CLOSES AT A DOLLAR-SIX
July Closes at 90 1-8, a Gain
of 3 IL Cents.

Chicago. Feb. 1s-For about thirty min
utes today the wheat market was the
scene Of more excitement than has been
witnessed since the bull campaign in
wheat started some months ago. May
wheat at one time sold at S1-09, the high
est point reached during the recent De-
cenber squeeze and an advance Of 81
cents over yesterdays figures. July
showed equal strength, bringing 9414 cents,
when May was at its highest point. The
market was strong from the start on con-
firmatio of the reported sales in Europe
of 4,O00, 900 bushels of Letters wheat and
Oh reports of the shipment Of 50O,0 900 bush
els Of Letter wheat at Duluth all-ral to
the seaboard. About on hour from the
close an attempt to protect weekly "calls''
brought out the fact that the market was
practically bare of offerings. Prices be-
gan TO advance rapidly under anxious bid
ding At the same time Allen & Grier,
Letters mbrokers, crowded July. Calls
Tor margins came in and the pit, from
a condition of comparative quiet, became
a perfect badlam. 1t was impossible to
BUY wheat and prices jumped n cent at
q time as shorts tried to cover. At the
TOP longs realized heavily and prices
broke sharply but shorts had been so
thoroughly frightened that fluctuations
were rapid and violent to the close. May
wound up at s1O6 bid. an advance for
the day of 21k cents. July closed 312
cents higher at 927s cents.
LETTERS BANK ACCOUNT.
Chicago, Feb. 19.-The Journal says: ut
IS prettl well established in inside circles
about the board of trade that within the
past ten days there has been turned into
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cries. 11d19; dairics, IQ17c-
Egg-Steady; fresh, 1874.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, SIG
Il; chickens, 7GS; ducks. 7dS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb 19.-Wheat-Receipts
12S cars; active, 1zGlc higher; No. l hard
81: No. ,, SSd91; No. 8. sass; No. i red.
95ds6; No. >. 92G95; No. 8, 90qs2; No. z
spring. Sass; No. 8. S56S6
Corn-About steady; No. 2 mixed, ga
271a.
Oats-Active. firm; No. 9white, 26q26i+.
Rye-No. ., 46.
Hay-Higher; choice timothy, sS.5O9s.oo;
choice prairie. s7.O0d725.
Butter-Steady; creamery. 15G1S; dairy,
12d14.
Eggs-Generauy steady; receipts heavy;
1ll2.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Feb. 19-Receipts-Flour, s.
600: wheat, 10000; corn, 5000; oats, 81
600.
shipments-Flour 1000; wheat, 5000;
corn. 52,000; oats, 10000.
Flour-Unchanged
Wheat-Higher closing 12sG1l5c for May
and 25sT2a.c for July above yesterday.
May opened SsQ&c higher, never sold
more than sc below that. advanced 10
2Isc above the bottom, closing with buy
ers 1Ssc below the top. Spot higher; No.
red cash. elevator, SI.00; track, 99q$1.o;
February, S10015; May, S1-o2i4 bid; July,
IS: No. hard cash. "a.
Corn-Futures Guctuated with wheat,
closing for May with sellers sc above
Yesterday. Spot higher; No. cash, &as;
Feb. 22Isc asked; May. 2Sss; July. $50
SOC
Oats-Futures dull. but higher; Spot
steady; No. cash. elevator 20; track.
26l2: February, 26'4; May, "a: July, Gaze
bid; No. white, 2Sc.
Butter-Steady; creamery, l5G 1871; dairy
S6l5c.
Pork-steady; standard mess. jobbing.
slLO0.
NEW YORK.
New York. Feb. 19.-Flour-Receipts
l.. 75S barrels; exports, e3.757. Quiet. but
firm and held higher; winter straights,
$i.55G4.75; Minnesota patents, 5,2515-5o;
winter extras. s. 500 20; Minnesota bakers
ST. S5d45o; winter low grades. S2-904 800 a.,
Wheat-Receipts, 4.So0 bushels; exports
s.. So Spot strong; No. red. SL092s, (. o.
b.. afoat to arrive. Options opened rather
easy at partial sc decline, but turned
strong at once on covering: shorts became
excited towards the close on war rumors
from Europe, strong London news and re-
ported further Letter shipments. causing
strong upturn. Prices LEFT off strong at
IsGec net advance; on the curb May sold
1t slG4: May. SI.o27s.
Corn-Receipts. 65,2S5 bushels; exports.
g, e9S Spot firm; No. . SS1sc. Options
opened steady and advanced all day. with
an active trade. influenced by talk Of
light receipts and the jump in wheat;
closed sc net higher; May. Sslsc.
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1IIl'1i5l.Ii'3||

cash in two Chicago banks on LaSalle
street about 5000, 900 for Joseph Letter
account. This is in confirmation of the
sale of the wheat. Within 4S hours ocean
tonnage has been taken at a very low rate
on 100000 bushels to the leading English
ports.
Favored people who had the tip on the
heavy deposits with the banks were get
ting all the wheat possible on soft spots
yesterday.
WEEKS WHEAT REVIEW.
Chicago, Feb 19.-The last weeks trad
ing in wheat has been remarkable for the
fact that the highest prices for May
wheat since the season of 1891 have been
reached. From a closing price of 94s4Q1sc
a week ago The market advanced steadily
till on Thursday, May sold at s1O611 and
even bringing cent mort than that figure
on the curb Though a sharp reaction
followed late on Thursday and on Friday,
the net gain for the week was very sub
stantial one, May closing yesterday at
an advance of 53sG24c over last weeks
figures. July dragged until the middle of
the week, when it, too, moved up but re-
being 27s cents. Up to Thursday there
was apparently but one factor in the mar
ket. The belief that the enormous line
OF cash and May wheat Joseph Letter is
carrying amounting, it is alleged, to 90
100000 bushels, gave him practical control
Of the market, created much anxiety
among shorts. Much difficulty was ex-
perienced in covering short lines and on
Wednesday the demand from this source
almost assumed the proportions of panic
and resulted in an advance of about 3A
cents both IN July and May. The market
opened wild on Thursday but the ad-
vance resulted in enormous quantities of
wheat showing heavy profits being put on
the market and prices dropped quickly.
The effect of this liquidation was notice
able Friday. Heavy Argentine shipments
caused a renewal of selling and a further
decline, the weakness being especially no
ticeable in July. Later in the day re-
ports of the taking of ocean freight room
for 100000 bushels of Letter WHEAT for
Liverpool caused a rally, the market clos
ing fairly steady. The weeks range for
May was between s1.o61a and eSss; and for
July between s11k and S514c.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Feb. 19.-The price tone in
both cotton and wooden goods continued
to be we'll sustained. In staple cottons
the local market has shown a firm tone
all week The demand for brown goods
has shown no diminution, converters be-
ing steady buyers in the market. Bleach
ed cottOns are firm and without feature.
Prints have had very fair week in many
grades. Staples continue fairly active.
Fancies show no change of foment. Cot
ton dress goods in all seasonable and
fashionable lines are active. Ginghams
are active and without feature. Mapped
fabrics are dull and unchanged.
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WOOL MARKER,

New York, Feb. 9.-Wool-Quiet; fleece,
24d31; Texas 1312G15i2c.
London. Feb. BIN the wool trade du-
ring the past week there were large in
quries for merinos. but business was
small on account of merchants preferring
TO hold off for the advance which is
expected shortly owing 20 the smallness
Of the sllDDlieS
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lights. $3.55G3.sO; workers, sS.S5d3sO; pigs,
S.. 25G3.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market firm.
Lambs, s4.5OG5.40: muttons. S350Q475.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Feb. 19.-Cattle-Receipt
2G0, including $50 Texans. Market steady
for natives and slow for Texans. Native
shipping steers. S4.25d5.35; dressed beef
steers, S3.75Q490; stockers and feeders,
$3.25G450; cows and heifers, 81. 75a4 20 +:
Texas and Indian steers, s3.00q450; cows
and heifers, 250G3. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market steady;
workers., S3.S0G400; packers. s3.S5d405 +;
butchers. $4.00d410.
Sheep-Receipts. 800. Market steady TO
strong; native muttons. s4.O0G4.70; lambs,
S500q5.75; Texas muttons, &.O04425.
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EAxari Rosteil. ;he trazsslan. ssts--
;zIne1 a. sppre1tetlre audience A. tss
C-axfo-a Grazs last a1rht- he present
e RlcaeIsez IN 81 sIeeigen, ard very
artistic n7zzner ard held ;fe afteatlo- =
the audience very eiozely. TIE s8V9s-F
va 10. ~aat = s1asld - ans TIE srs-
arencY q NJ EgateIts s1Tx co-frssts
TOO strongly N.ts fBs rss1l7-r..y g raeat
II his support However. ~ A11er-
so. a. Jals e HaTrszsar. sre NJ Be-
Gezrs a. C5sat B7raa4a 1ld god SIX
A far s.z@s sG3lsace saw tbs 2fteTr-2esa
psTfsruzzcs O Merchant - Feate-.'
which was GOD
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SHIPPERS.

]. J. Houston Of Ponca City had up one
car Of hogs.
J. L. Vandaveer of Hackney was up
with one car of hogs.
Pat. Mckinley OF Freeport had one car
of hogs here.
J. Z. Cooley of Rose Hill, was over with
one car of choice hogs and topped the
market at $3.50.
J. w. Workman of Lyons, has one car
of hogs here.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. 1s.
Local forecast made at this station for
Wichita and vicinity: Fair and colder
Sunday; Monday warmer and fair.
During the past 81 hours the highest
temperature has been IL, the lowest q,
and the mean 81, with clear weather,
fresh northeast to northwest wind, and
slowly rising barometer.
The temperature so far this month has
averaged 10. which is about nine degrees
above the normal.
For the past nine years the average
temperature for the month OF February
has been SO, and for the 18th day, 3d.
FRED. L. JOHNSON. Observer
Washington, Feb. 19.-Forecast for Sun
day:
Enthusiastically fair; colder; north
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gener-
ally fair; much colder, with a cold wave;
north winds.
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ALL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER

Observe the following symptoms. result
Ing from diseases Of the digestive organs:
Constipation. inward piles. fullneSs OF
blood in the head, acidity Of the stomach
nausea. heartburn, disgust Of food, full
ness Of weight of the stomach sour eruc-
tations. sinking or fluttering OF the heart.
choking or suffocating sensations when in
q lvinE posture, dimness of vision. dots or
webs before the sight, fever and dull pain
IN the head. deficiency OF perspiration, yell
ade. chest limbs and sudden fiushes Of
Eea:. burning in the flesh.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Street Commission
Co, Board of Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block Wichita, Kan.I
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acters in the play 20 take Bartlett's road
to Seltzerville. each bent on deceiving the
other. They all meet 20 the tent Of Peter
Bannister an innocent old chap who f.
camping alone in the woods. This occurs
in the last act and the complications that
ensue never Jail 10 KEEP the audience IN "a
storm OF laughter and applause. The play
will certainly be enjoyed by all who at
tend. and will doubtless attract a splendid
audience.
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The Blind Boone Concert company filled
a splendid engagement FOR four weeks tn
this city. The principal member OF the
company. John W. Boone. is one o. the
most wonderful pisuists Of recent years.
His playing II remarkable. not boause Of
his blindness. but because Of his artistic
excellence. Boone IS Justly considered the
successor Of the celebrated Gottschalck
He grasps with marvellous rapidly any
composition played for him. and the most
difficult pieces are played after single
reading. His enga Eements here drew
crowded houses nightly. He has net the
leading professional men ~ the city and
tho opinion f. unanimous that he is the
most wonderful artist before the pubic
We advise our patrons. wherever ne ap-
pears. TO take advantage % the oppor-
tunlty % hearing him -Kunksi-s Musical
Review, St Louis. 10.
Blind Boone and his company viii ap-
pear al Garfield hall Tuesday evening.
March /
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. 70.
HOGS.
Hogs-Market strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

New York. Feb. 19.-Cofee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices to 5
points decline; ruled irregular advancing
on active local buying and reacting IN
der foreign selling and short selling by
leading bears Of the season; cables too
conflicting to be important factors; closed
steady with prices unchanged to points
net lower; sales, I2.750 bags. including
March. S5.75d5.S0. Spot cofee-Rio quiet;
No. invoice. s.. No jobbing "a Mild
Steady; CordOva, 7I=G15l2; sales. 500 bags
NaracaibO On Co.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining 11-1sc;
centrifugal % test. 3-16c: refined firm.
Mould A. 9-I6: Standard A. 5l.. Con-
fectioners' A. SIS; cut-loaf. SAC: crushed.
5+sc; powdered, 5l9; graduated. use; cubes
sc
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Rev. White. y. D., formerly Of New
York. viii preach at the United Presby-
terrain churh, corner of First and Ohio.
this morning al Il o'clock and this even
ing al 80: \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all % attend these services.
Elder J H Miller is SAL with the En-
Poria Avenue Baptist church and viii
preach today az Il O'Clock a. n and al
30 2. m. Sabbath school az u O'clock a
n. conducted By Superintendent p P.
Carlton Young Peoples prayer meeting
al So p n There viii DC q call meeting
next Monday night az 80 O'Clock for the
purpose Of calling q pastor. Ali are cor.
daily invited TO attend and WORSHIP
with US
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pneumonia, and all throat and lung troubles. These
saved thousands Of lives and prevented much sick
ness The Munyon Remedy Company prepare
separate cure for each disease. at all druggists
Is cents vial. II you need medical advice write
Prof Munyon, 1855 Arch Street, Philadelphia. It Is
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Malaria i'm its Various Forms
FEVER AND AGUE.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

not only cures the patient seized with
MALARIA, but II people exposed to it
Viii. every morning in getting out of bed.
lake twenty or thirty drops of READY
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and eat a cracker, they will escape at
tacks.
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CATTLE-
Cattle-Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No Av. VT Price
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