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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Nov 1.-THE light supply Of
cattle today kept prices from weakning.
and settling We're at steady 10 strong
prices. some choice lots selling a dime
higher. Sales were on a bass Of $50
40 for the poorer lots OF native beef
steers. up to 5S.oJG5.6o for good to prime
shipping lots. the bulk OF the cattle touch
ing S4.5Od470; common 10 good stockers
brought S5.00G4.o0 and feeders $01G45O.
\ moderate supply of western rangers
sold we'll steers bringing s5.60G4i5 and
cows and heIfers s. 61d3.S5.
Prices for hogs were weak and while
a very few attractive lots sold well. sales
were largely cents lower than on last
Saturday. Hogs sold at $32gq2.60. largely
at s. 45u3-35. the best sales beng made
early. Pigs sold at s. I0d3. 10 largely at
S3.ecG3.I5.
There was a good demand for sheep
and lambs at steady prices. Sheep were
wanted ar S2-5ed3 - for cUus. up 20 81 -
d450 for choice mutton flocks feeders sell
ing at 3 5ed4Ho; choice range sheep sold
around Si35. For lambs the ruling prices
were S5.75fi5. .. sales being largely at 81. -
G5.50; feeding lambs sold :. 5c75. %
Receipts-Cattle $3.50; hogs ), 0o0; sheep
17.eo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo Nov. 1A-Cattle-
Receipts. Official. $50 natives; 20 Tex
ans. Good demand. Desirable slaughter
ing stock and feeding cattle active, stea-
dy prices. Half fed unfinished cattle
shade lower No choice dressed beef
steers offered; medium Sl75G5.31; light
weights s.. 4oIs.03: Stocke-s and feeders
s. 2JG45o; butcher cows and heifers s2s5s
=: western steers S5.oed4. -; Texas steers
s. s514S: Texas butcher cows s. 65zIS- .,
canning stock So0G260
Hog-Rece5prs. official. Il so The lib
eral supply and lower quotations from
eastern markets caused decline OF ~
as cents Heaviss s. s5G3 Sls; mixed
8 s0E3. -; lights sS.I5G5- ~.
Sheep-ReCeipts. Official ISso Active
competition FOR both killers ard feeders
Small supply soon absorbed AZ steady %
ID cents higher prices Native lambs
$ Sss7s. -. native muttons s4.l574.5o. West
e-n lambs s 1SS5-25. western muctons
$50. western feeding sheep S-7eg4-O5;
stock ewes S3.5"ESso.
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis, No, Nov. 14-Cattle-Re-
csipts Leo, marker frner- Beef steers
s. 00z15-2S, stocke-s al feeders S2S554 70:
COWS and heifers S11,G450. Texas and In
dian steers s. .51s-0u; cows and helte-s
S2s5GS 10
Hogs-Receipts $50: market steady.
Workers SSFSS; packers S2.sosS IS:
butchers Ss-597s5o
Sheep-Receip,s $50: market steady.
Nuttons SSG4S; stocers Se&9s-oo:
lambs s. ao.55-5o.
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n the morning but warmer in the after
noon. hight northwest 20 southeast wind.
and very high barometer.
Last year OF this date the corresponding
temperatures were y s. and =. the warm
esS cay OF the month: and 40 years aga
they were Sc. a and 81
TaGs far this month the average tenn
psraSIsrs has been Just a. or about ore
degree daily above the normal for the
FIRST fourteen days
Fer the past ten years the average
temperature sO- -he moatc u Novenosr
has been - ard for the eth lay IS
FRED L. JOHNSON. OBSERVER
Washington. Nov. l4-Forecast for
Tuesday
Oklahoma and Indian Te--s<ory-Falr,
warner, variable winds.
Kansas-WArzner. southeriy wsndA
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How TO Look Good

Good looks are really more thar skin
deep, depending entirely o. healthy con
dltioa ot al Ire vital organs. Il the liver
IS inactive. you have Billions look, = your
stomach IS dLsordsred. you have dyspep-
TIC look. Z your kidneys are Affected. you
have a pl1ch@d look Secure good health.
and you VIII surely have good looks
Electric Bitters is good Alse-ztivs
and Tcui-- Acts directly O. tee stomach.
Liver and kidneys. Puriaes ne blood. cures
p.rnDiss. bIotches and boils. ard gives a
good e7uplsIion- Every bot-1e E1aran-
tsed- sod a. 8. Gsariags Drug Store
. cents Per bottls
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HOG MARKET WEAK
Very Light Run But Strong
Demand.
TOPS REMAIN AT 3.271-2
Cattle Market Steady But a
Light Supply.
TOPS REMAIN AT 3.271-2

The Wichita hog market yesterday
ruled weak, with only a very small line
Of sale stock in and quality Of that not
at all extra, in most instances NOT even
attractive Il was a dun day again and
though the demand was unusually heavy,
the shipping call being greatly increased,
there was not enough stuff in in which
TO deal 10 make any degree Of enthusiasm.
L was a most painfully light day, light
IN the volume Of receipts, and conSe-
quenIy light in trading. This was espe-
ciaIIy unfortunate yesterday, since the
buying element was unusually strong,
and at least twenty-five or thirty cars
more would have been easily sold on the
very best market possible in consOnance
with the ruling tone Of all other western
markets II was in more sense than one
a Disappointing condition OF affairs con-
fronting the buyers yesterday. They
we're early on the ground for hogs, and
y nile good hogs in the various classes
and grades would OF course have been es-
peciaIly acceptable, almost any sort OF
stuff would in the emergency have been
quickly absorbed and al prices strong for
this point As a matter Of fact, and
fact many times asserted through these
columns, and yesterday demonstra ted
most thoroughly, there are not enough
hogs arriving the past week or more 70
anywhere near meet with the normal and
natural demand Yesterday was a typi-
ual day and not unlike many other days
Of late namely, that shippers can sell all
the hogs they want on this market, and
al Just the difference IN freight rates be-
tween here ana Kansas City. Added 10
this comes the further advantage to the
shipper OF being able 70 get back home
day earlier. The market yesterday was
quoted as weak. and that IS all that
can be said for r. No hogs sold quot
able point under the average prices OF
Saturday. and one load al least sold prob
z bly, about steady. There was a fair sup
ply OF wagon hogs, though not unduIy
heavy. The car stuff was Iamentably
weak, and at least twenty-five more cars
with no exaggeration, would have sold
off the reel as soon as yarded. The local
packing demand. this for fat butcher
hogs. was At the maximum, and Dold
would have eagerly absorbed a large line
Of hogs. Added TO this was an active
shipping demand on eastern order, and
altogether they all held the sack simply
from want OF hogs to buy. The little
weakness on the local market was IN all
instances only the natural resulting IN
fuence Of lower markets elsewhere and
entirely In sympathy. The average
weight as found below might be mislead-
ing. since It simply represents the extra
l r7- ar7 those painfully few,
y l.Cu ..-. .r..- - all was
common enough, LOO L----. ----.- - 81 ~ gIeS
and roughs being in evidence
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LATE NEWS 81 wIRE

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l1UsIC AND DRA1A.


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PARISH IS IN JAIL

fCon-in1e5 from ski PzSe)
Ez1szs Cry P.zke-ro1 agency yzts-say
Every to-g=y. aid he has I believe
COMM I'D many. VAS carefully panel
s1r wees II advance % tie sr-2l COUP.
For three ysz-s he I'D he Piaks--oos
= chase Evs-y agency Il Iae county
va on me lookout for III rer Cc-zhs
We lad D@1 stationed a. every 1rss- II
Ka1sas cay. ard a. tae C1lon dsp-o- Pm
ss-ToEs wee always On quart We frat
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III. who rad entertained h-n n Sals-
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Thompson. attended rs chEca 2-e EsEs
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York. Nov. H-Cofee-Options
opened Z unchanged prices 10 five points
lower under weak European and Brazil
ian markets, steadiei on local buying
following light Brazilian receipts. heavy
warehouse deliveries and better feeling in
spot departments ruled inactive pretty
much all day with narrow changes
Closed steady at net unchanged prices;
sales 1900 bags, including December S5.45;
February $50; March s.s5; July $50
Spot coffee-Rio quiet but steady; mild
steady; sales moderate jobbing business
and some sales invoice lots on private
terms.
Sugar-Raw strong, held higher; fair re-
fning. 3 13-1sd57so; centrifugal S5 test
sc; molasses sugar, 3 9-1sd3ssc; refined
frmer; Mould a 57sc; standard a &c; con-
fectioners &c; cut loaf Csc; crushed 5ssc;
powdered SIC; granulated 51sc; cubes SAC.
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AnEnternrisinr Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than G. Gehring. who
spare no pains TO secure the best OF ev-
erything in their line for their many Gus
toners. They now have the valuable
agency for Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. This is
the wonderful remedy that is producing
such a Juror all over the country by its
many startling cures. Il absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
affections OF the Throat. Chest and Lungs.
Call at above drug store and get q trial
bottle free or a regular size for 50 cents
and 800. Guaranteed 70 cure or price re-
funded
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;IIIIIIII1IElIIIj

Primary, Secondary o. Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured % = - :,
Savs- You can Dc treated a. home 90
ss~ue price under s4r-s guarantee -
-! prefer % come here We W. CO..
tract 70 pay railroad fare 2c1 hots. bE-s
ana 10 charge y Ee tsL 70 cG-e- Z -
have taken mercury. ioc415 potash go
go have aches and pains. lE,c---S
patches n mouth Sors Thro1-. P.r1.@-
t-cpE5sr .Coio-e1 Spots. Elcers q any -
81 tie BODY. Hair O. Egeorows raiI5rE
out = = the Sec01GlrE BLOOD POISON
We gZa-1u-es 70 c--e- 81 solicit -
most obstinate cases ard challenge 80
wo-lG tor : case we car not care ms
disease has a.Esys o1rts1 me SKI of -
mos. eminent Plysicia-s- S51G 935 cz-issI
behind orr Unconditional guarantee A.
so-Gte pEccts sent sealed On spp--catior
address COOK REMEDY Co. $50 ~
soale Temple. CHICAGO. Ill
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Puts cans.
December wheat .................657s ga

Chicago Nov. 1t-Wheat-Cash: No. >
red. 67l-asSc; No. 3. 6SQ67c; No. hard,
63d531ac; No. 3. case: No. 1 northern
spring. 66i2qG7c; No. >, 65a6612ci No. 3.
6ea65c.
Corn-No. 2. &l4c; No. 3. &c.
Oats-No. ,. pa d2512c; No. g. 24c.
Receipts today: Wheat, 40 cars; corn.
46S cars: oats, is cars Estimated cars
for tomorrow: Wheat. $50; corn, 80; oats,
20 Northwestern wheat receipts today
so cars.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov H-Whsat-Receipts
S74 cars. Steady. No hard size; No >
Co. a621.c; No. 8. 57G57l=c; No. red, 65Izc :;
No. . 6lQ64c; No. > spring. 6ogs2c; No. ;,
55d59c.
Corn-Ffrm- No. ? mixed, 2d-i2c; No
white, 29iac; No 3, &c.
Oats-Steady. No. white. 3698lac
Rye-Steady. No > acc.
Hay-Steady; unchanged
Bucter-Weak. Separator. no; dairy.
I5c
Eggs-Firm. Fresh. ISc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. Nov. 4.-Wheat-Closs: No.
> red. cash elevator. 6sQ70i4c; track, ssi=G
7o14c; December. 7o'sc asked; May. 69l4 z
695sc; No. hard. ca. 465c.
Confirm. No. cash. Size; Deem
Der, soi4c BID; May. &c asked.
Oats-Firm. No. > cash, 25c; track SIC:
December DC bid; May. 257sc; No. =
white, 2Sc.
FIaxseed-Higher s5lzc.
Butter-Wesk; creamery pGzc; dairy.
15c.
Egg%Steady.
NEW YORK
New York Nov 1A-Wheat-Receipt
~. - cars; exports l65. II; suot frmer;
No. red Use Z o. D. afoat Options
closed steady, strong. No. May closed
use.
Corn-Receipts $3.50; exports 4zr4
Spot steady; No. > S'3sc :. o. ,. ahoat
Options quiet ard steady. closed IN
changed Nay closed Sc
Oats-Receipts - 40; exports z0S5; spot
steady; Ne. :. e; options dull ard nom
inaL
Bu,5er-Recsip,s. 5s1 packages; firm.
Western creamery, Et-5@Sc. Elgins, &c,
factory 1lt-G1p-c.
Eggs-Rece.ptz. ssh packages: firm.
Western. -
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Nov. I4-Whea--Seot No. >
red northern spring. steady. - 81 Fu-
lures closed firm November nominal.
December. s. ID M4-ch = I'd
Liverpool. Nov. 1.-THE imports q
wheat into Liverpool for the week from
Atlantic ports. 1854 quarters. from Pa
c-fc ports. none; from o-he- ports. :. 90
quarters. TIE imports o. corn from A.
lantic ports for the week. 2.-sp5 quarters.
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eIs.. Operator. Re.ume werk.

T'stts5-srF. Pa. Nov. H-w fndor xiaas
factories. witA a capacity % about 100
pots started work this mornfnG. and near-
iy - 20 men and boFs are earning cheir
hrFi money n over ha3f = y-sr Or ths
total number % about roo pos controlled
b. the Aulertczn q 49, company. on-y
about so were op@Fstec before ths a<Tse-
ment was r-sohed yes;-rtzy. TIE remain
INK die pots Egfl - IA cornpist- vorfl,E
ord-r early this wsez
AisN.adris. Ind. Ncv N-Afl-r sv~
MONKS i5lensss. work ha- resumed a; -
United DeP&uw ard A}eEsndr window
gas factort>s tofaT. one th7-lsand rrss1
vi bs gwen employment TIL 81 one
month latsr thsn ths scn -,iuirf tine 20
s.srt owing 20 dGersnc~s betxsca The
men ia regard - wages
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COTTON.

New York. Nov 1.-THE cotton market
opened cuis. and firm with prices ITO 5
points higher. the distant positions show
ing rhe greater gain A buHish set q
ca bles from Liverpool. buying orders
from the south ard smaller receipts than
looked for were responsible for the open
ing advance. Following the cali trading
was very duh. but the market retained
mos; Of is early strength with prices %
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The cattle market yesterday was steady
u IN nothing transpiring 10 make an ac-
tive or especially brisk day of trading.
There was only a moiety Of offerings. and
these were with the exception OF one ruiz
car load. only nominal and generally in
single hoofs. There was no lethargy in
the demand. and more fat cattle IN prime
butcher form would have at once sold at
the best prices. but in the absence Of this
most wanted grade and also OF feeders.
the ght run Of what was offered was
taken quickly and at the best prices pos
sihle. the quality OF the stuff considered.
Al stuff on sale Nas promptly absorbed,
and there was legitimate call for more,
ana on the close buyers for cattle DIS
persed. disappointed at the light run.
,-r----.r-,--r, -r-rx-r- ls.r.--
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SIX ALLEGED Train ROBBERS
Arc Having a Hard Time TO Prove an
Abilf.

s., Pau. Minn-. Nov. IA Fargo ".
D special - The pspatch says
There was a conHicf q authority iris
morning between Deputy United state
Marshal Sbeehan % s. Pap, and Sheriff
Billings. OF Fergus Fails over the Gus
tody - TX train robbers ARRESTED 81 Moor
head The sheriff won out T71e ev.c~ucs
Is closing IN on the men and conviction
seems certain II 81 Amos certain that
shcy are the ulsn VINO r1bhsl fha pe-to11c~
a. Aoerieen. s u. recently Their eTorsa
90 prove an Abb are v~ry weak
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MAKE PERFECT MEN

points above Saturdays final figures.
Official reports Of showers 20 heavy rains
in eastern Texas and that portion OF the
belt in Mississippi contributed 20 a better
feeling. Few orders came TO hand outside
Of local sources. but there were unmis-
taxable evidences OF attention on the part
OF old time investors. A reconsideration
OF estimates for the weeks receipts at the
ports, pointed TO q movement of about
415.ceo bales as contrasted with early pre-
dictions OF 10000 bales.
Spot closed steady at I 1-1sc advance.
Middling ups sac; uidGing gulf 55sc;
sales ST bales. Futures closed steady.
Nov. s5.15; Dec. S. IS; Jan IS y; Feb. g. %;
March $50: April 1874; May s5.3S; June.
s542; July s5.45; August s5.4s: September
s5.4a: October Ssh
New Orleans. Nov. N-Cotton-Firm;
middling 5-1Sc
Galveston. Texas Nov. H-Cotton-
Quiet, 47sc.
Liverpool, Nov. 4-Cotton-Spot good
business done; prices steady; American
middling Sd. Futures quiet but steady.
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appoint.d an. Pr.ssa~,t

wsssiaEtou. .. O.. NOV i1--rh- p--~e-
uneDss.
Richard Grsafh-- - Wi-oousn. % b
c7nsd E@u-rsl q che United Efstas AZ
Frankfort Ge-uaaT.
Frank r. Mason - oho. 20 - eo1rsl
general o, tes Unsfes s;ztsa ~ BerlEa-
~-.---.-
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Nov. H.-There was no
change IN the condition prevailing in the
dry goods market today. Buyers were
plentiful in the jobbing stores. but al first
hands there was little trading Of i'm
portance. The market for ali kinds Of
cotton goods remained featureless There
was no trading in print cloths reported
today. The demand remained dormant
but quotations were as Arm as they had
been since the curtailment began. The
demand for export goods continued active.
Prints are generally in quiet demand
Recent reductions in shirtings and SINH
lar lines produced less improvement than
was expected by sellers. In wooden and
wOrsted goods there was quiet q quiet
prevailing. Dress goods were unchanged
IN their dullness
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by r. L. Bostick, Commission
Broker, Rooms 10 and 2. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 167.
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What promises 70 &c a great society
OF the season VIII De the forthcoming pro-
ducdon OF 1872 at tie era wford Grand
This remarkable extravaganza was org
inslly written for and produced BY the
famous Military zCdets OF BostOa, -
which city i had the unprece dented -un
% fourteen months al fremont and Park
theatesr ats which Il passed 70 ehe
hands OF Klaw & Granger. whose name
is sufficient guarantee that L = mag
nificen- production. absolutely devoid Of
anything offensive or suggestive. Last
season while IN Nashville. Tenn. Sslen
the great exposition was closing IN a
blaze OF glory. '13Se was selected as a
1T closing % rnosr brilliant Is. OF ne
atrical attractions And Mr.. Stuart and
mis- meTry company hal the honor OF sp-
pearing before four governors OF four dif-
fsrers states. who were accom- panied by
their wives and diplomatic corps. and Mr.
Stuart values highly the words OF praise
OF his performance sent him by Governor
TAYLOR OF Tennessee.
The tour is as usual under Klaw and
Erlange- who promise Us a magnificent
display OF scenery and costumes. for
transportation OF which a s-srial baggage
car Is carried. The comply lumber ATTY
peopse and are 20 appear mere Thanks
giving
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ALBA HEYWOOD.

NoSs q the cheap companies Tow upoc
the road carry from on4 90 hall dozen
Characters who are each IN 4 Different
way ;nps-sona-ors-ot a degree n keep
ing with the companies with which they
travel. Aha Haywood = al tInps-sOn-
ator who needs not 20 attach himself
20 any combination. however great or
small lie = enough ot himself his
representations range from The merida
cam. 10 a Bosl-vari1sr attired N his
most scrupulOUs evening makeup. lack
ing possibly nothing save the absence ot
brains. and a tzint % aoSirthA NJ
Haywood VIII appear as an extra num-
Der upon -he Lycs-m course tomorrow
evening. He VIII appear with th-es 9TH
ess Of his company. baSsc. s vtolin;st
and q pianist who VIII render selections
from tie 6eSt composers.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-11-04
ACROSS THE
MIGHTY DEEP.
Tennessee Boys Set Sail
for Manila.
SEVEN COMPANIES EMBARK.
Company b., From Maury County,
Among Them-The Remainder of the
Regiment VIII Begin the PerilOus
Journey To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 30.-The
transport Zealandia started on its
second trip to Manila to-day, carry
ing % officers and 562 men of the
First Tennessee Infantry, U s. V.
The companies which were en-
barked were seven, belonging to the
First and Second BattaliOns-A, b,
&, K, F, l. and NJ. Their tents were
strdck this morning as soon as they
were dry, and the troops for the
Zealandia, accompanied by the com.
panies who are to follow on the city
of Puebla on Friday, marched to the
dock through the chief streets of the
city. AT their head rode Brig. Gen.
Miller and staff, with Col. Smith and
his staf. The streets were lined
with thrOngs of onloOkers, and the
good feeling and enthusiasm evinced
Oy them would go to show that the
regiment is by no means blamed for
the acts of few Iniscreants in it
during its five months encampment
in this city.
Fifty policemen could scarcely
control the crowds which assembled
at the dock. Women were in the
majority. They surged about the
gang-plank and tried to get aboard
the steamer. Many of the farewells
were fearful ones, and feminine sobs
were not wholly lost to the ear in
the hustle of embarkatiOn.
The Red Cross Society provided
refreshment for the men, of which
they ate before going on board Led
by Col. Smith, the men gave three
hearty cheers for the ladies of that
society.
The transport got under wav at 3
O'clock, and an hour later had passed
through the Heads. A chorus of
whistles gave her salute, and mum
Der of yachts and tugs escorted her
down the bay. The men clambered
into the rigging, and as the ship
sped into the distance they looked
like flock of crows perched in the
topmost spars.
The city of Puebla is slated for de-
parture next Friday, carrying the
remaining five companies of the
Tennessee regiment and the Nevada
cavalry.