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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
ST LOUIS.


st. Louis, Nov. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, $50;
market steady; beef steers, "a. 0Od5. 25
stockers and feeders, s.. 50d4 so; cows and
heifers, 81 .OoG4. rs; Texas and Indian
steers, s. coz. %; cows and heifers, s. $50
| $40.
| Hogs-Receipts ZOO; market 10 cents
lower; Workers, sS.15ds %; packers. S. 35d
$40; butchers, s3.3563. 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market slow; NUT
tons, s3.50q4 %; lambs, s4.ooq5. 40.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Nov. 26.-Cattle-The few cat
tie for sale, mostly Of medium grades,
was disposed of a yesterdays prices. No
improvement in the market is looked for
at present the larger consumption OF
poultry tending TO injure the trade
Hogs-Receipts were surprisingly large
and sales were made at reductions of 5
10 10c, the greater part selling dime low
er than yesterday. Sales were largely at
Sc. S.43. An. the extreme range being s.. IL
as. 30, and light weights sold at large
discount. Most OF the pigs at S.l5G3 30
Sheep-The demand for sheep and lambs
was limited. and though the receipts were
light, prices were no better. Lambs were
ealeable at 81. Gd4 81 for common 20 so
as 65 for choice, feeders being sold at 81 50
a. 80. For sheep the ruling prices were
3. 50g4 80; westerns going at S.5o44 80;
ewes at g. 4GQ4 90 and feeders at 81 500
40.
Receipts-Cat;le, 100; hogs A.. 900: sheep.
1850.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts.
(official) $50. Steady: heavy supplies the
last half OF the week, supplied all pressing
demand and the advance in price first
half of the week was about all lost. Heavy
native s. 1904 80; medium. 81. 50GI5 10; light
weights, 81 .Oea6. 20; stockers and feeders.
IS .0OG3. 70; butcher COWS and heifers, s.. 50
d4.S5; butcher bulls. 81 $3.50; western
steers, s.. 00d5. I'D; western stock cows. BIS
as. 10: Texas steers. s2.sOd4.s5; Texas
butcher COWS, g. 6oQ3.2S canning stock.
81 .S5d3 so.
Hogs-Receipts. OFFICIALLY 12.44o. Prices
70 1Oc lower. Advance first part of the
~reek entirely lost; top hogs selling today
&C lower than the same day last week
Heavies. 50. aogS. 40; mixed. s3.2Dd3.S5;
lights. g. 2O9S.35
Sheep-Receipts, (offioial,) 10. Supply
this week too light to satisfy demands;
all grades slaughtering and feeding sheep
Is to CSC higher common feeders steady;
native lambs. s5O0g5.3 30; native and fed
westerns. 81 0pd4. 80; western lambs, A.75
SIS; western feeding lambs, 50. 1894 %:
western feeding sheep, 50. 25d4. 90; stock
ewes, 81 .50q3.50; culls, y. ooQ3.oo.
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HOGS TN LOWER
Fair Saturday Run and De-
mand Firm.
BULK S3.05 AT 1918
Cattle Strong With Moderately
Good Receipts.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
10c lower. It was thta way the day be-
fore as carefully outlined in the body Of
the leading Introductory and review but
from an unfortunate typographical error
In the first deck Of the head lines in Sat-
urdays paper, it would appear 10 have
gone the other way. However, the column
OF figures, the representative sales, and
the notes all clearly pointed to the true
conditions and Eagle readers of the live
stock markets will please be generous
and forgive. On yesterdays market there
was an unusual Saturday activity. with
fair line OF moderately good offerings
in which to trade. The buying element
was numerously represented, several east
ern firms being in evidence for shipping
orders, while Dold bought freely their
daily average for Mondays killing. Fri
DAY was a heavy day in point of re-
Ceipts. and Of course yesterday, always
q weak day was 2 falling off. Yet there
were nearly 800 more hogs in yesterday
than the Saturday Of the week previous,
al the close Of trade at night there was
not left one lone hog in the pens I'M
sold The quality was somewhat mixed,
there being none so good as the best of
Friday, which last day, a matter Of
fact showed up some really extra hogs.
There were some Of the last cars in which
showed up better, and some other cars
bearing q good line of fair 20 good stock
mingled with poorer grades. lights and
some coarse, uneven roughs being sprink-
led in cars with the good. Grade and
selling prices considered, the market was
a full ten cents lower All other live
stock markets were the same the weight
OF the market being inherently enough to
carry down any feeble signs of an up
ward tendency The bulk Of sales yesIer-
day locally was S3.05 to SIS, and this
range included all but three Of the whore
list Of sales. The wagon trade was light,
hui about all came well within the bulk
range, while the eight cars went at g. 100
S.15, with one top load at Pa cents better
than the top line of the bulk. Four Of
the cars struck the s.. 1919 point. and all
sold strong, with the advantage to sell
CTS. The average weight yesterday, while
q little below the day previous ana the
same day last week, was good, and better
than the average for several days Of the
week The week is necessarily light in
the aggregate, because Of the first few
days being shut off in receipts because
Of the severe wea Their. Otherwise It shows
up very well as compared with any other
western market
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he sure to get Railways" and see
that the name Is on what yOu buy.

number was 10000 From November
the total is 171000o, against $4,000 a
year ago. an increase Of DO. 900 Most Of
the current supply is of go d quality. In
regard to the outlook, nothing of new I'M
port has recently been shown. The sup
ply of hogs is manfestly abundant in
most sections, with ample feeding mate
rial. In a general way farmers seem dis
posed TO move the stock pretty steadily.
While current prices do not afford so wide
a margin of profit for corn thus utilized
as has been the case in some seasons,
there is still good return, so that there
Is no inducement to dispose of stock hu--
riedly from lack of profit in feeding. SO
far as can be judged the packing interest
is generally disposed to regard current
prices of hogs as warrantable, and there
is little or no hesitation in operating ac-
lively on the current basis. Values Of
product must continue to invite a very
large absorption at home and abroad. The
weeks export clearances of product were
liberal of both lard and meats. making a
decided gain over corresponding week last
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COTTON.

New York. Nov. 2--The cotton market
opened steady with December one point
lower and other months one 10 three
points higher. Trading was fairy active
during the forepSTt OF the session. with
the level q values 20 4 Poins over last
nights figures. The better feeling -
suits from better English reports and
a growing disposition 20 reduce crop es-
Inmates. Liverpool reports were n pos
session OF moderate buying orders Scalp
ers sided with The long cint.ngent. f9r
the most part Wall Street showed IN
cTeaSiug interest and not = fsE orders
came 70 hand from other outside sourcss
TIE south sod quite freeiy OF he s6-
Nsrce- Spot cotton closed steady I-lsc
advance; middl.ng upiza6s. s-4-: -alddliu-
gull 80, sales. none Futures closed
hrm: November. E-&: December. s -,
January. S-s1- February. - March.
S-os. April S.s7. June - -, July 81
August. s5-5ss September. S-ss: October.
Sc
Galveston. Nov. 3s.-Cot,oa - STEADY:
Lee
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Curb December wheat. 6s8c.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago, Nov. 26-Wheat- Cash: No.
red. 6s11c; No g. ssd57c; No. hard winter.
64c; No. 3, 62I5Gs3c: No 1 northern spring.
6slza6715c; No. 2, 6S1a66sc; No. spring. g.
G66c.
Corn-No. 2. 33l4c; No. 3. s215ds3Ac.
Oats-No. 2. CSC; No. s. 27Ikc.
Flax-Cash, northwest, e1zo; December,
$3.50; May, CSC.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were
400 cars, compared with 1.48 last week
and 927 year ago. Chicago receipts were
25S cars. SO of contract grade. New York
reported practically no foreign trade at
the opening there. but 1900 bushels were
worked here early for export. Corn re-
ceipts were 962 cars. and oats e73 cars
Estimated cars for Monday: Wheat $50;
corn, 2l5; oats, 1S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 3.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 1O7 cars: steady 10 &c lower; No.
hard. &c; No. 2. 61G62c; No. 3, 5sd6o1ac:
No 2 red. 6lad67c; No. g. 62d65c; No. ?
spring, 5S1zd5sc; No. g. 55n5sc.
Corn-No. mixed, S1l2c; No. 2 white,
31Ikd32c; No. 3. SIC.
Oats-Higher; No. 2 white, $40.
Rye-Steady; No. .. 4s1zc.
Hay-Steady; unchanged.
Butter-Firn; separator. 21o; dairy, 1sc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 20c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Nov. a-Wheat-Iower; No
red cash. elevator, roc; track. 776f1lfc;
December. 6el2c; May 6sssc bid; No. hard
G5c
Corn Lower: No. cash. &c; December
31itc asked; May. S2Is d3314c asked.
Oats-Lower; No. ? cash. &c; track. zT1k
G2Sc; November. 2714c asked; December
%. May. 27isc asked; No. white, 2s1sc.
Rye-FIrm; sc.
Flaxseed-LOwer; 9111c.
Pork-H CHER; standard mess. $50.
Landowner; prime. $50; choice. A.S.
Eggs-Firm; 1ac.
NEW YORK
New York, Nov 25-Wheat-Receipts
IS 80 bushels; exports, 1890 bushels;
spot easier: No red. 577sc, T. o. D.,
afioat. Options closed u TO &c net lower:
sales, including No. : red May. closed
NE
Corn-Receipts. 121.7oo; exports. 500
bushels: spot easy; No . 49c. Options
closed &c net lower; May closed SIC.
Osts-Receipts. $3.50 bushels; exports.
Al, 4S bushels; spot quiet; No. >. 301zc; Op-
tions neglected
Butter-Recelpts. 1884 packages: steady:
western creamery. 15izG34c; Elgins. &c.
factory. 111slT4izc.
Eggs-Receipis. 4sss packages; steady;
western. Z5izc-
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Nov. 2s-Wheat-No > rad
western winter. IS. No. ! red northern
spring. duh. IS I'D Futures closed
steady; November. nominal; December.
IS sd; March. IS l1A.d-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New YORK NOV. S--C0Ees-O7iions
opeued steady .. unchanged p-lces % a.
z6vsnc4 u points. Tl.ee arern AID *
e-ptLorzlly active On frne- Brazilian ca
blss increasing investment buyers Small
e receipts At Rio d Jare3ro ard santos
ard large warehouse deliveries IL thls
country C-ossd steady A. ust ulch Al 80
20 % points zovzzcs. Liquidation % free
contracts wzs feature SaI@s - - sszEs.
lrclutfnz D-cenber. a = KS e. Jam
arv. Be- Nzrca. = IS -. Nay. 8 81
IElv. 3 r.. AlE1Es- > <. S<Y-ers5=r. = 81
$50. coSe--Rlo market steady. tui qziet e.
No : suTo-ce. SC. No : soo1l-g. SO.
Ma. steady. C0Ts9osz. salfc
SUNDAY strong. far refining 8.
Centrifugal = test ~. nsolssass sIIzar
~ Refined 1rz- rnosIS A. 49, staz5-
a-s "A ~, coufec-iezers' A stsc. czf-
a.. g. crushed. 49, DoE6sEss. Eac.
EraEuesise. s4ci ezsee. AG
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GRANDMA WYNN MURDERED
She Lived Alone and Was at the
Mercy or Robbers


St Louis, Mo, Nov. 2s-Aged Grand
ma" Wynn the richest resident OF Brook
lyn III, and owner OF half the town.
winch lies across the river from here. was
murdered Friday night or early Sstur-
day morning by robbers who cut her
throat ard left her dead In the front
yard. after ransacking the mouse. Mr..
Wynn. who frequently has considerable
money in the house. lived entirely alone
She was q kindly old lady with many
virtues. Her only falling was a desire 20
live by herself. She managed AeT own
estate personally. collected her rents.
banked her money and invested her say
iugs. without consulting anyone. Mrs
Wynn was estimated 20 be worth from
81. 90 % il05 %.
The murderer OF mUr5erers lef; 10 clue.
Il = no; known how much money they
obtained bu; the anounut must nave been
considerable. Sirs. Wynn's relatives all
i've in 81. Louis They asked her many
times 70 lsav. Brooklyn and put her prop
erty there IN tie hands Of an sgen.. 81;
she always refused
A negro man and vculsn living near tne
scene % ire murder have been arrested
on suspicion They tel conflicting stories
about TWO tramps and otherwise act sus-
-,s~lor,.fv
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Another busy man Is Mr. W.T.. POWELL

editor and Publisher
Of the Independent,
ClaringtOn, y. He
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1rvyorl. Haas ~tstem-nt

New York. Nov. ss-The weekly bank
statement SHOWS the following changes
Surplus reserve. Increase si.s=.i 80. bans.
decrease. S-Ss5 80; specie. decrease 81
l95. .egal tenders increase 2 81. deposits.
decrease Sl7@I..s", cI-cElz-foz Increase
SSs m Ire banks TOW hold s. * .5-5
n excess q TIE requirements Q: TIE -
p<r ce2t rae
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was one
OF 1--we brisk trade and showed very cred
liable strength. The demand was good
and all offerings were promptly absorbed.
The sale stock was mostly in small lots,
except one Of q stockers. Dold in several
Instances paid prices better than Kansas
City, butcher cows being the purchases.
For Saturday it was q very satisfactory
cattle trade and everything was disposed
of which came in
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arixon. and Ohio Reach Manila

Washington. Nov. 8-Generai ctis.
commanding a. Manila. today teisEra 7fed
the var department q the arrival ;here
yesterday % TIE transport A-tzona from
Honolulu and today o. The Transport Ohio
from San F-z1csco. There va out ht-s
sickness aboard and 20 deaths during ne
voyage
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year. At the close the foreign trade has
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clearances OF hog product compare with
corresponding time last year.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
CHICAGO

Chicago Grain and Provision markets.
furnished by r. L. Bostick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and u, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 167.
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Liverpool. Nov. 25-Wheat-No rad
western winter s.: No. ! red northern
spring. duh. IS 2izd. Futures closed
steady: November. nominal, December,
IS sd; March. IS I1A.d
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-24

Mems Christian Association is a great
power as many a soldier can testify. The
tents are provided with correspondence
tables chairs and good reading matter,
such games as checkers, chess, croclN-
noie, dominOes, paper envelopes, pen and
ink for writing. social concerts are also
he'd; song books, Testaments. coportdge
books, religious services. Bible classes
and personal work as religious influences.
In the First Georgia Regiment the Chris
ttan mea have been organized into
Young Mems Christian Association, and
a board of directors composed of ten of
the best Christian men in the regiment, are
at the head Of it, They are as follows:
President, Corpl. l.. b. Warren, Company
e, Macon; vice president, Corp. K. A. Boil
linser. Company e, Macon; secretary,
Private j. NJ. Britt. Company =, Colum-
bus; treasurer Sergt II. T. Beall, Com
pany l, Macon; Sergt, n. c. Hardy, Jr.,
Company K, Savannah Private c. S. Tur-
ner Company il, Fitzgerald; Private j.
ID. Morgan, Company G, Brunswick;
Serst, W. A. Buruey, Company G, Cordele;
Private j. W. Hay, Company NJ, Savan-
nah; Private H. 4. Burkett. Company d,
Drybranche
Three committees Of Importance have
also been appointed. They are the commit
tee on religious work committee on So
cial work and committee on sick.
Bible class work is being pushed, and
class has been organized in nearly every
company, taught by some member Of the
company. In addition TO this Secretary
Johnson mas class for training Christian
workers. II is gratifying. ne says. to note
the onterest being taken in the study
of the Word of God. Everything Is pop
ular with the men. Religious meetings are
no exception. and are always vel attend
cd. Almost every time, when the oppor-
tunity has been given, men have expressed
Their desire TO be Christians. A tent has
been recently SEM 10 the Second Georgia
Regiment at Tampa. with Mr. c. p.
Nounts as secretary, and steps VIII soon
Ice taken 60 provide the Third Regiment
at Griffin with association privileges
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shomId ston the Nuisnnce.

Editor Morning Nows;-I am glad TO
notice that you have called attention to
The growing nuisance Of crowds of negro
boys paradng the streets at night From
appearances, they come principally from
Robertsviiie. Frogtown and such neigh
borhoods. These motley gatherings mo-
nopolze many OF the principal streets of
the city from eight 20 twelve o'clock D.
IN. Lofey they have taken 20 drilling
i'm the Park Extension. using the music
stand for headquarters. and making the
night hideous with their noise. II these
boys were wnite. the nuisance would not
have been permitted to East more than
ono night Sucl gatherings are forbid
den by the unwritton lave, il not by the
police regulations. If these darkies must
amUse themselves. LEI them condne heir
antics 20 the nelghborhoods in which they
belong. They have no right to annoy
people or mouopolize the streets al night.
T1er presence ia che Park Extension is
simply ignorance or impertnence The
police authorities should abate this grow
ING nuisance az once. Citizen