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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-25
once.
ESENTATINE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Il F. Williamson Of Pratt was on the
market among the first of the car receipts
and ms load Of 264-pound hogs was the
heaviest Of the day and one OF the two
TO receive the top price OF S.i1 Iney
were very fair butcher hogs and went 10
Dold
Bert Fairchild OF Hingman was one OF
.ha last TO arrive at the yards with Two
cars Of very fair 70 good hogs. one OF
them. the last tow eigh up, being the
other ton load Of the day. These went
without dock and were good medium
heavy sfsushter hogs running even and
one Of the best Of the day Mr.. FAR
child saws there viii be large ship
r,,ent Of hogs from his section 10 THIS mar
ta. the coming season and believes most
NJ them viii be prime fat stock he
himself has his plans laid for some ag-
sressive hog business this year ana Il
nav be said IN this connection that the
last two out Of three cars he mas had II
on this market topped the day. He says
there are good prospects for both tat hogs
and stockers all through MS section Also
that there are many cattle being FED. and
sock interests generally in very satisfac-
+orv condition As 10 corn, he says there
VAS a fair crop. each farmer havins
come corn. but no one very much. Both
or his cars sold or the close and al good
,~ices. according TO the run OF the mar
ket- - -
M Thomas was on the market with =
car load OF medium heavy hogs and good
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scream OF pain he grabbed the bypcder~
mic and threw q across the room
Somebody IS beating ne. cried the
man. Then ne raved wildly about sand
bags. Win each supposed blow he
crouched low. Until he looked Ike = bun
die OF quilts and faded upholstery. The
internes were called but Il was TOO late.
The once wealthy man, under their care
for govt, had died q pauper IN the ward
dressing room. HIS entire wealth bad
gone n a tr1Etless efor< 20 buy back his
health
A few months before the best room the
institution Afforded was scarcely good
enough for him 4 special nurse and a
man attendant responded 70 every look
The doctors had cheered him With You
will be all right n 8 few days; your
looking fns' But the few days had come
and gone and that niSht Charley took 20
the naorg9s on dis cart al that remained
OF the once special patient in the blue
room. here for govt. -
THE SNARE OF A CITY SrTLE.
There are people living IN Chicago in
the vicinity OF Thiriy eighth street on e.
lis avenue and also OF Lake avenue. who
AAdfC a A4dOA- % guns ~ t4AA ~ etAA - -
but 10 do so bicycle clothes and rope
ladder are necessary requisites 10 equip
them for scaling a so-calIed 'stile' between
Cottage Grove and Ellis avenue. Even
then the homes OF men who object 70 their
wives dressing IN boomers are made mis-
cradle by women refusing 20 overcome
that family difficulty otherwise alfred
Occasionally some IA; woman leaves
The car at Thirty eighth street with the
innocent intention OF dropping in on a
friend VINO lives on Ellis avenue she
sees tie stile. pauses. backs UP. looks
around. then makes n;tie run ana rolls
over it. When she picks herself up think
ing TO one has seen her black sateen pet
ticoat or polka dot stockings. she spies
a man in the next house sneak.ngiy peek
ing from behind the blinds and. norrorsl
he is laughing.
Another spectacle Is the overworSed
business man. hurrytng home wi-h a par
Gel OF steak under his arm. thinking 70
swallow his dinner and get back 20 ths
ONCE. He strides Up 10 the stile and runs
into a lot OF children playing tster-board
] over the obstruction After arguing ten
, minutes with the young Americas II oc-
ours 10 him that he might climb over tne
| high picket fence Enclosing the lot. In
doing so he drops me meat on ths wrone
side. The children grab It and run away
/ A modest person would not care % heal
/ what that man says.
| Il have known divorces caused by thai
/ hoard s,sTc. bruises and sprained limos
/ are every day happenings Some fes
/ pretty women have been known 20 win Z
I home. but We Will not consider the virtues
{ OF the Stilc.
Some day few public-sp,rted citizens
I will borrow some dynamite and that WI
I be the end OF this family skeleton and
| South SIDE While eleohanf' %
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 24.-The general demand
for cattle today was slower than usual,
and prices averaged 70 70 i5c lower; com
mon and medium grades suffering the
-,ost Choica steers. s. +ll5. $; medium,
G. -5Gs 90. beef steers S4-1oG4. 3; stock
e-s and feeders. s. 0o9+-so bulls. 3 ga
: *. COWS and heifers. S5-549i.25; calves,
g Sa7 90; western rangers. SsSGt-5o'
western fed, s.. ce54.5o; Texas grass steers
s. 1894 =.
T1e p.ns were OVERLOOKING with hogs
and buyers were once more II position
TO dictate terms. = consequence OF which
values suffered a reduction OF 10 ioc-
Far 10 choice. s. O914- 90; packing lots.
| s. SraS. S5s: pigs s. 2S8s- IS.
There was a fairly active demand for
sheen. but buyers were later than usual
IN getting down 10 business and prices
for inferior 20 fancy spring lambs were
& OlfS. 3 for feeding lambs; 81. s.ff5.oo for
veselings; s4.0oG+.s5 for sheep. and ga
a. - for feeding sheep. with western
range sheep selling largely al S-see+-7o'
common and medium grades Of both sheep
and lambs
KANSAS CITY.
z-s,sss Ci.. O-c. s4-Cattls-Receipt
fo4f.riaD $50 natives; $50 Texans. sup
~ IsrSe; desirable stocks steady. Com
non sIsughtering and feeding steers lec
lower: butcher AID stock COWS STEADY ;
no choice steers offered Lisn1 weights.
s.. SsGS. .: .tockers and feeders, : io'l
%. butcher COWS and heiterS, H-'ets SO
western steers. $685.. Texas steers.
/ (. oosFs. >: Texas huccher cows, S-'eGS- %;
canning stock. s1.IoGe- .
Bors-Receipts, (e1icisD, SOS Noder-
ate supply; al feeding kinds active;
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Beat. the KIondtke.

Mr.. A. c. Thomas. OF Marysville. Tex.
has found a more valuable discovery than
has yet been made in the Klondike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con-
sumption, accompanied by hemorrhages: :
and was absolutely cured by DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. He declares thai gold IS OF
little value in comparison with this mar
vicious cure: would have II. even IL Il cost
4 hundred dollars bottle Asthma.
Bronchitis and sll throat and lung affec-
tons are positively cured By DR.. King 5
New Discovery for Consumption Trial
bottles free at G. Behring's Drug Store
Regular size % cts. and Sl-Oo. Guaranteed
TO cure or price refunded
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WRITING IN CHICAGO


TRAGEDY or 4 HOSPITAL WARD.
some Of ne back wards of city hospi-
taIs could furnish the closing cnz2tsT OF
many a brhant career
TWO nurses were recently discussing
n re ward corr.3o- a particularly cls-
t-essug case.
7 simply cznno; give hin anosher ~
pose-usc.' sad The younger rs - arm
IS a sight. and here - III 2oscsss OF the
right where re pro5stse1er nate ner
first attempt WIN the ne.dls
'wt.at Go yo2 care remarked tie
elder nurse. st-a-Eht ezing hsr ca. HIS
azys are uurbered- Charley III bring
ne oz-t aso1a5 tor hlm = a ca o. tEo-
BIT ! uus- 20 ard gtvs II Cd woman
se- poison"
The 1rsE ls>tie nurs> Es1t slo-sT i1to
TIE d-esi-E roo1a @ ward ,. Were h--
paue--. p-opoei Ntrh RELIGIOUS 1llo.s.
sa- 4 a. % arnzcazir- Payers Az nag
zz.zss ard cups q stzls zrusi D--e Ecat-
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CATTLE.

The cattle market all over experienced
q toboggan slide movement yesterday,
and this market the least so of anywhere.
Al all the principal markets reporting by
Associated Press, the quotation was weak
70 10 cents lower with the main portion
Of the business the full 10 cents on. The
best butcher stuff received better treat
mont generally. while all others went off
ct a sky-rocket rate. On the local mar
ket the sale stock in the main was not
better than fair, and only bunch, car
load Of 10 stockers, consigned by Horton
& Campbell. and purchased by Frank
Robbins. could be considered as good and
averaging well enough to take a nrm
price. There were two car loads OF cattle
received billed direct 10 this market, and
the rest was scattering local trade Of gen
orally Indifferent quality, and being class
ed in mixed grades and kinds. As 1t was
the average market, while lower, more
than held its own with all the rest ana
most Of the bester grades were disposed
0F At
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post gradua;s course 81 ore year. a. ths
age pf - ~. went 20 New YORK. and spent
oas year studying dramatic ar and ora
tory Returning 20 Sorth Carolina. ss o.
came fnter-ssed IN poiiscS. and ~ % yszTs
% ass. before ~ could vote was sisetsf
a member az The North Carolina lexisla-
tura thur making him she younssss issis.a-
tor a. tho Un4ted Statr. Hs rev De-
termio,d 20 become lawyer ana poiiti-
can
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TALKED or BACKBONE"
Thomas DixOns Eloquent Lecture At
the Opera House

me nrSt attraction IN the vienna Hos
pital lecture course was Rev. Thomas
Dixon OF New York. who delivered his
excellent lecture. Backbone" az the
Crawford Grand. and the lecture - with
out doubt one OF the finest that has ever
been delivered IN wichita The audience
last night was one OF the best pleased
that has been in the opera house for
years. and those who heard the e;oGuent
orator enjoyed a rare treat. The frs,
number OF the Wichita Hospital lecture
course was certainly fine.
Rev Thomas Dixon. Jr.. Is a man who
looks as original az be talks. He -
man six feet a0t more IN height. Win
long arms. and straight as an arrow. lie
looks awkward when one Hrst sess Atrn az
he Slo1cnes toward the front platform
with his heavy black hss- t1nbled end
his heavy eyebrows contracted Hhs dep
set black eyes seem 70 pierce 20 ire hearts
% rs hearers X. booked stfl more
swkwz I'd as he zrasp>5 his th1n chin b.
fore him and surveyed bis alth.noe.
Rev. Mr. WarehzTn Introduced ths
speaker and from the opening ssnieSscs
20 the last re he'd ne attention q hie
aI,isence When ne bagins 20 talk ard
move IN concert with his sentences Ons
remembers only fhat hs . giving most
brilliant display % vocal hrsUOrkI He
talks very fast. bgt every word ia Ca
,inctly sr-goulst=8 and rs voice. IS q
ce~dinrly musical ana plsssszg.
slr. Dixon = "a years Cd. ard 5y btrth
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b-r N The legislature = as naive sac.
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Chicago, Oct 24-Receipts today: Wheat
343 cars; corn. 59e; oats, 351- Northwestern
receipts Of wheat were 1551 cars.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct A-Wheat-Receipts
soc cars: higher; No. l hard. 65067c: No
3. 6412d6612c; No. 8, 6112G65c; No. 2 red
zoe; No. 3. SIC; No. spring, Soc; No. g.
&c
Corn-Higher; No. mixed, 3oK G30%. C !;
No. white. Sic; No. 3, 3cc.
Oats-Hi CHER; No white, 2sG25tc.
Rye-Higher; No. 2, 52G521zc.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy, S67597. 90;
choice prairie. SOC.
Butter-Steady; separator, 2od2o1zc;
dairy. Ice.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 151ac.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Oct A.-Wheat-Receipts 2Ss
cars: No. 2 red cash, elevator. 733. &C; track,
72a74c; December 74c asked; May 73i4c
asked; No. , hard, Toe.
Corn-Higher; No. cash, 321zc bid; De-
cember. 3l7sc bid; May. S3c bid.
Oats-Higher; No. cash. 25c bid; track.
| 261zc; October. 2494c; December and AMY.
3sc: No. white, 27g27l2c.
Rye-Higher; Size.
Flaxseed-Higher; size.
Pork-Steady; standard mess, 1oooing.
Lard-Higher; prime steam, a.s5; choice
/ 500
Poultry-steady; chickens. nc
/ Butter-Steady; creamery, 1sT2SI5c;
/ dairy. 15d2ec.
/ Eggs-Ffrm; 15c.
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct 24-The highest prices
/ OF the season were reached in the wheat
/ pit today. December sold up 20 772.c dur
/ ing the regular session and reached 7Sc
/ on the late curb. The advance followed
/ a weak opening and was based on sharp
/ drop in consols ands a late advance in
/ Liverpool cables resulting in a war scare.
! Local traders and foreign houses sold
/ heavily around the opening and were
! caught in the subsequent rise. There were
export orders in the market but they
were affected by the big jump in prices
/ and only % loads taken Of all sorts. The
! visible increase of fully $4,000 bushels
( had been expected. The total advance
/ today amounted 20 1Ss0lS.c over SatDr-
/ davis close.
/ New York. Oct 24-Wheat-Rece!pts
/ So. 5s5: exports. 1s1,1s2, spot irregular; No.
7 2 red. Sole. Z. o. B., sfioat- Options closed
strong at Ixd1S.c net advance No.
red May. rs ,5l@c: closed al 15lzc-
! Corn-Receig-s. 125,575; exports. 1880;
n
( Options closed IL 10 Issc higher; May,
I closed at foisc.
! Oats-Receipts. rs SO; exports. I1s.2ls
Spot quiet; No. >. "a options dull.
LIVERPOOL.
( Liverpool Oct 24-Hisher rates are be
4 irz demanded for cargoes 20 French ports
I and some ship owners have refused sew
4. erai cargoes. The average increase IS
Sd 20 % SIS per ton. net register L IS
reported that several large vessels have
been engaged or French account 70 lead
grain az American ports
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York Oct. 24-The statement Of
the visible supply OF grain II store and
saoat. for the week ending Saturday, Oc-
/ .ober -. as compiled by The New Yors
Produce Exchange Is as follows; Wheat
- 90 bushels: increase, - 80. Corn
= Sc. 90: Increase. 7I.as.o. Oats, sls4ec
increase s go Rye. lIs1Qoe. increase
q 900. Barley. 5 ee4. 1lo; increase. i5e.9p2-
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HOGS FIVE LOVER
Good Monday Run, Quality
Averaging Fair.
TOPS REST ON $40
Cattle Lower With Mixed Lot
of Offerings.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
q full five cents lower IN unison with the
other live stock markets, provisions. and
the early quotations in grains, the latter
however, stinening somewhat on the later
trading There were unexpected heavy
receipts of hogs at all the principal re-
ceiving points, and this with co-existing
conditions IN othsr channels OF trade
caused a sIurnping market. not so much
70, however. as on the last day Of last
week. 1t was good strong days trad
ing II point OF receipts, the Monday bus
iness being among the very best IN many
sweeks, showing again that no particular
day of the week has the bulge on any
other day. The volume Of receipts was
just about twice that Of last week same
day, and over 300 more than on Saturday.
The business was scattered throughout
the day. too, although the usual condi-
ton prevailed OF the bulk being yarded
and handled late in the day, in fact
good share Of II after dark. For a long
end Of the first part OF the day the
quality Of the offerings was not consider
ed anything especially attractive, in fact
not so good as on Saturday. The last
cars IN, however, were better stock and
the last car TO cross the scales by liant
ern light was one Of the top loads OF the
day. 247 and 264 were the weights on the
two top loads and they were better hogs
than anything arriving during the day.
Outside Of these two there was nothing
anything like choice. although the av-
erage weight for the day was 10 pounds
better than that OF Saturday, but "A
pounds under the same day last week.
All but two cars received were sold al
most as soon as yarded and fed, and these
TWO will be transferred this morning on
the opening, the sole reason for holding
over being that they required some sort
ing which could not be done satisfactO-
rily after dark. There was no weakness
IN the demand, and all hogs received
prompt attention and good treatment all
through the day. Dold was the main
buyer OF fat butcher hogs and paid the
best price for his purchases. the other
lower markets considered. II was a very
good day all around and the sellers
though striking a lower market, did very
well and all and better than they had
expected. The wagon trade was light,
but the car stuff more than discounted
this and the trade was at all times &C
tive. firm and buoyant. The day closed
better than il opened and all parties sat
!sfied.
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[lI!I!lIl.Ii!..l!.|.E.lSl

Primary. Secondary OF Tertiary BLOOD
o1FSDN permanently cured In j - 8
5sxs Tou can 1s treated ~ home for
Ss-ne price under SANE guarantee II
- prss=- - come here viI cen
:~s.t 70 pax railroad fare and hotel BIS
- no ca2rgs Z Ne fzli 20 cure Z ycu
We taken mercury. t0d-5s potash. arc
So have aches ana pans. Mucous
ps-ches n mouth. So-s Throat PlEupley
t-auoer C5lorsc Spots. Users On a-F -srt
- me body. Hzsr o. Eyebrows falling
oT,t h i tae Secondary BLOOD POISON
- s-t.s rarres 10 cure We solicit thA
r~osc obstinate cases ard chzslensE the
r-or.s fer 4 case Ne Can not cere- Tass
SsSease has always ozf..sd t2c skin q ,he
ucss eminent physicians S5.s' -. capital
Sesir6 our unconditional guarantee 40
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Ass~sss COOK REMEDY CO. 10 Ma
scric Temps, CHICAGO. LII
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steady prices. Best sheep steady: common
stock loc lower; native lambs, s.. 23GS. 30;
native muttons, 81. t544 80; western lambs
s. .OG5.5o; western muttons, s. so44 IS
range feeding lambs. S4.8l4- IS; range
feeding sheep. s3.75G4.oo; culls, s2.N93. Is.
ST LOUIS.
St Louis, Oct. 24.-Cattle-Receipts s.
300, including $500 Texans: market steady
TO 10 cents lower for natives and Tex
ans; native shipping steers, IS. 0gG5. 80;
light and dressed beef and butcher steers.
S. l0G5 %: stockers and feeders s.. 1gQ4. 20;
cows and helfers. 81. O9q5.l0; Texas and
Indian steers. s27GG4 Is; COWS and heit-
ers, s.. 0r33. Is.
HogsReceipts, 1000; market generally
l0c lower; Workers. s3-50Qe. s.; packers,
s.. 60g3. 20; butchers. So. T0a3. s2i3.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady;
native muttons, 81. o0q4.75; lambs. s5.0Q
SIS.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-25
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARkETs.

New York, Oct. 24-Cofee-Options
opened quiet and steady at unchanged
prices 10 8 points decline, developed con-
siderable activity, but weakness under
liquidation following unsatisfactory En-
ropean and BriZilian cables, absence of
speculation and Indifference OF spot buy
ers closed barely steady, to 10 points
lower; sales. 1900 bags. November, $40
Q5. 10; December, s.. 25G5. 80; January. $40;
February, 500; March. $50; May. $50;
July. s.. 80; August, S. So; September, s.. 90
Spot coffee-Rio quiet; No. invoice. Sc;
No. Z jobbing. SIC; mild quiet; COrdova,
sQl5c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, SIC; CEN
trifugal, s6 test, nc; molasses sugar, s1se;
refined, firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-25
HAVE YOU A SON. BROTHER.

Husband or Lover in the Army or Navy
Mail him today a sc. package or Allen
Foot-Ease, power for the feet All VINO
march. walk or stand need IT. II cures
aching, tired sore, swollen. sweating feet,
and makes hot, tight or new shoes easy
Feet can't Blister get Sore or Calous
where Aliens Foot-Ease IS used. 1900
testimonials. All druggists and shoe stores
sell II. 25c Sample sent FREE. Address
Allen s Oimsted. LIE Roy, y. Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-25
COTTON.

New York, Oct a.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull and easy; middling gulf, 5 uiSc; mid
ding uplands, 7-l6c. Sales. 1880 bales.
New Orleans. Oct A-Cotton-Easy
middling, l5-1sc.
Liverpool. Oct N.-Cotton-Spot good
business done; prices unchanged; Amer
lean middling. 1-1sd; futures quiet and
steady: demand moderate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-25

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