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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-25
HOGS SIR||NG5H|GBER
Better Run of Receipts and
Quality Fair.
TOPS UP TO 1855
Light Cattle Trade Market
Steady to Strong.

The Wichita hog market yesterday
was strong cents higher. with slight
y increased run OF stock in, the quality
on the whole fair. and the average weight
good. The receipts for the day, while not
at all heavy. and not what during a reg
ular season would be considered even al
tractive. were better than the day pre-
vious by 80, ahead Of the same day the
week before, and better than the same
day last year. The wagon trade was
6Agatly better than the day previous. and
OF fair grade OF stock. The outside bust
ness was represented by four cars of fair
weight and killing condition, and all sold
promptly as soon as fed and ready 10
weigh Dold and Bennett were the prin-
clpaI buyers, Dold readily taking all the
pest Of the butcher stock and Bennett
The lighter weights and cut outs The
trade was generally active, so far as there
were hogs to deal in, and the business
done was done with more spirit and vim
than for several days. This showed that
when the hogs are on sale, this market
has no trouble in disposing of them. The
demand was good, and continued firm
until the last car load, which came in
late, was bought. The local packing de-
e
ready to pay the best prices for hogs, and
more than taking everything offered late
y. The market was accepted as strong
DC higher, but some sales showed a 75zG
70 cents higher. The average was clearly
DC higher than the average the day be-
fore, and strong. The tops were yester-
day 1886, and for the day before S3.571a
The bulk for yesterday showed a Is cent
range, from $3.50 TO 1856, and the day
before 121z cents, from s3.45 to s3.575z The
weight was a little heavier than the day
before, and the quality of the hogs about
the same. Better hogs yesterday would
have brought better prices, those which
were sold bringing ali they were worth.
There was however. a call for a superior
grade Of hogs, and had they come IN would
have received prices above the tops as
registered 1t was late when all the pens
were emptied. as il was reported that
more cars were coming on late trains, and
all concerned waited until the last The
business was done promptly and to the
best advantage of the shippers. Other
markets and the provision pit showed
some advance and a stronger, hrmer tone.
The receipts were generally light all over
and not better than naverage for some
time past.
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A startling incident. ot waleh Mr. Joha
Oliver CT Philadelphia was tbs subject
is narrated by him as follows: 7 was In .
most dreadful condition. Ny skin was al
most yellow. eyes suuken. tongue coated.
pain continually IN back aad side. no ap-
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day. Three physicians had given ne Up
Fortunately. f-iead advised trying
Electric Bittsrs.' and to my Joy and sur
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provement continued their Use for
three weeks. and am now a well man
know they saved my life. and robbed the
grave OF another victim" No oae should
fan TO try them. Only 50 cents per bottle
az c.. Behring's drug store.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

John Sice1oT Of Belle PLANE sent up 4
car load of medium heavy hogs good
enough TO take the top price OF s.. So. They
vere a fair TO good bunch Of butcher hogs
and sold at once TO the D0Id company.
Big. good-natured Dan VIM was at the
yards from Cdau with the other top load
Of hogs. his lot being OF medium weight
sud of generally well finished stock, sell
Ing partly 10 Dold and q small bunch TO
Bennett
Charlie Dorsey. from South Haven. was
n with Il car load Of hogs. the load being
heavy packers. selling without dock TO
U0ld
T. VI. Hutchinson. Of HaverhilI. was the
last 10 arrive at the yards with a load Of
light hogs of very fair grade. selling viii
o. toward the top. He reports the hogs in
ais section being a little unfortunate. a
good many dying. There is apparently no
cholera. he says, but a stomach and di-
5estive aHment which has been fatal in a
number Of cases.
The santa Fe yesterday brought in three
ears Of the receipts and the Frisco one.
The Dold shipments yesterday were four
ears Of jOhbing trade and three caTs q
sar lot stuff. In the jobbing branch tne-x
vas one Rock Island. one Missouri PGcIiiC
and tow Santa Fes. This end OF the bus
mess is all the time growing and freQusut-
Is Of late there have been as high as 20
separate shipments going 10 different Gus
toners. This IS entirely distinct from the
-ar lot trade which IS handled b. differ
ea, department
The daily comparisons are as follows:
For yesterday-Top. 1855; bulk OF sales.
s3.51G3-s5. average weight. 80; receipts,
s46 For the day before-Tops. $3.57l.; bulk
Of sales. 8. 45T3 57'2; average weight, S26;
receipts. 49, For the same day last week
Tops. SS.65; bulk OF sales, S5.52Ial73-f5; ;
average weight. 237; receipts. 2l9- For 2he
same day last year-Tops. s. % for wagon
hogs and S3-571a FOR car hogs; bulk OF
sales. S255GS.65; average weight. zoe; re-
re.pcs. SS4
Other markets yesterday we're as fol-
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NEW DREIBUNO ANNOUNCED
spain. France and Russia Befss
Parties Thereto

London. Aug z4-Ths Madrtd co-rss-
pendent - the Times ssys.
zone paper haze declares bcsf1v. On au-
thouty q an anonymous French dipao-
mat. that ow.ng 20 N Han7tsuxa e1ar-
lions a treaty y alliance hss been signed
between SPAN. France ani Pa ssis. vita
the object Of cogn:sr.ss-'nx the Auzfo
German influence n n yrocca. other pa
pers mention this matter bat ul;h5zs az
nrr0lng nat the .rsasy has BEEN setu&EY
signed
The fSea - permanent sprroacA nett
betwrea France aaf Spain = certainly n
,hs air and may n ffrne assume e1ns.t-
s-ahls Drsct.cai srnpo-.aae@ y haA 20
origin n Francs's role n 80 peafs n@se-
cations. and reports a .s--i " wfia F.sx-
Lard over sozi-'s rnllltn-T activity "a ths
netghborhood q Glh-sitar.
Many patriotic sganlaris who s57rs-
bard Further nzcrtGo-z iurtaz tas forth
carn5uw regulations. 49, 8 the srkSss-
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day or active covering oy shorts invest
ment purchases and foreign buying fol-
cables; light receipts and increased con-
sumptive demand. trading more active
than in many months Closed steady,
prices 5G2o points higher. Sales. "a go
bags, including September s5.S5G5.79.
SPot-Rio, firm; No. invoice. e2sc; No.
iobb-ng, SEC; mild, firm; Gordova, SQ15c.
Some business on private terms.
Sugar-Raw, strong, held higher; fair re-
fning, 1I-1sc; centrifugal. So test, 4 5-Isc.
Refining strong
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holting the attention % her audiences
Throughout Ter seiectson& Lynn rtecn-
The ho1ors OF ne evening. nowevers
were shared by Mss Burnett In her rad
i7gs- Her several selections were rem
dered IN . spirited ard artistic manner.
She Is one os the best readers head IN
Somervtlle this winter.~-Sonervflls Ad-
vocats-
The readings BY Mss Burnett captures
tbs audiences. ard ste Vas gwen AZ en-
core On every number. she cc1nei1es
beauty % face and figure WITH a pleasing
voiee. an abrasive stage presence. ana
much talent Her selections were vel
chosen. and her Interpretation OF them
excellent Milford Daily.
Yesterday quite = number % people
from the country awaited themselves %
the opportunity 20 purchase season tiek-
cts for LoLs Big course
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LIVE STOCK MARREr

Chicago, Aug. 24-Trade IN cattle today
was fairly active and generally steady
prices. Choice steers, $5.30I5.70: medium.
s4S0d5.00; beef steers, 81. 25Q475; stockers
and feeders. s3.35d4.75; bulls, S265G4 90 ;
cows and heifers, Sc. 6414 IS; calves. s400G
7.Z5; western range steers, $5.00d4S5; fed
western steers, S4-20Q5.5O: Texans. S2.5G9
SO
The supply Of hogs was well taken at
an advance Of 5GI0c. Fair 70 choice, $50
G4121a; packers, S3seQ41214; butchers.
s37oa41o; mixed, $3.0G410; light. sassy
40; pigs, $3.0oG3.se.
Receipts of sheep were much more mod
crate than looked for. but prices were not
generally encouraging. Poor 10 choice
native sheep. $3.GoQ475; western range
sheep. $400E4 80; common to prime lambs
s400d6 .; choice natives. $500.
Recei7ts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, 5000;
sheep ZOO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Aug 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. official :, i25 natives. I54o Texans.
Demand good both on local and shipping
account Liberal receipts soon absorbed
al steady prices. Choice heavy steers
s5.I5a5.35: medium. s49eq515: light
weights $3.15d5.25; stockers and feeders
s.. 45d5.00; butchers cows and heifers. 500
GAS: western steers. S3.55G+95; Texas
steers, S3.25I4 40; Gamers, s2-30G3. 90.
Hog-Receipts. official, 7,720. Good de-
mand and light supply served to advance
prices. sales averaging $500; 5d10c higher.
Heavies. S3.50GAe0; lights, S3.5GQ3.70.
Sheep-Receipts official, $3.50 Supply
too light TO satisfy demands. Slaughter
ing focks active. seady prices. Stock and
feeding sheep active. strong TO shade gh-
e.. Lambs. IS 50l75.75: muttons, s+0oT ! .35;
western yearIings. &0074 80: stock lambs.
50 25G4 %; feeding and stock sheep, $50
Gi00.
ST LOUIS
St Louis. No. Aug, 24-Cattle-Receip
800. Market steady to easy on natives
and steady % strong or others. Beef
steers. s450I5.50; stockers and feeders. s. .
G46o: COWS and heifers. s.. onG475: Texas
and Indian steers. S3.1e9+45: cows and
heifers s. 51G5.35
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market 5G1ac
higher. Workers. s. S5G40o; packers. s. 50
G400; butchers. S-e5G4oS
Receipts. 2500. Market steady 70
firm. Natives, S5.0oG425 lambs, $5.ooG6.o0-
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 24-Receipts, 220
cars. Market active, slightly higher. No.
l hard, not quoted; No. ?. 6115G6512c; No.
g. 5S12@62c; No. red, CSC; No. 3. SIC; No.
2 spring. 60q62c; No. 3, 5SG59c.
Corn-Market neglected. No. mixed,
2Sd2S14c; No. white, 2734c; No. 3, 27Q2712c.
Oats-Market slow, about steady. No. ,
white, &c
Rye-Market lower. No. ., 41c
Hay-Market weak. Choice timothy,
$6.50q7Oo; choice prairie, $3.50.
Butter-Market steady. Separator, 1515
q17c; dairy, 15c.
Egg-Market firm. Fresh. 1115c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Aug. 24.-Wheat-Receipts IS
cars. Market lower. No. red. cash eIe-
vator, SIC bid; track, 69Q7Oc; Sept, 647sc
bid; Dec, 6314c asked; May, 65c bid; No.
2 hard, 65d66c.
Corn-Market lower. No. ? cash, 29@4 c
bid Aug, 2992914c; Sept, 2S94c; Dec, 2824 c
asked; May, Boise.
Oats-Market higher. No. cash. &c
bid; track, 22c; Aug, 21c; Sept. 201ac bid
May, 23c; No. 2 white 241zq25c.
Rye-Market higher; 45c.
Flaxseed-Market higher; sec.
Butter-Market steady. Creamery, 16q
45t. 11AL LII 1ot-
Eggs-Narket easy; 12c.
NEW YORK
New York, Aug. 24-Wheat-Receip
S2S75 bushels; exports, $4,000 bushels.
Spot weak; No , red, 74c f. o. b. afioat TO
arrive. Options closed 2s62c net lower.
latter on August. No. red august, 3
G7312c; closed, 73c.
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports.
SIS 900 bushels. Spot easy; No. ?, 357sc T. o.
D. ahoat Options closed i4q13c net lower.
Sept. 35c; closed. 34$sc.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bushels; exports.
1000 bushels. Spot easy; No. >, 26l2c; No.
white. SIC. Options closed unchanged.
Sept. closed, 2424c.
Butter-Receipts, 9.2S7 packages. Market
steady. Western creamery. 141zq19c: FL
gins. 19c: factory 11d14c.
Eggs-Receipts, 6.a29 packages. Market
steady. Western, 15c.
St Joseph, Aug 24-The National Ex-
Slave Home association began a three
days session here today. Delegates from
five states are in attendance. The oo-
ject OF the convention is TO provide for
the support OF the national Ex-Slaves'
Home mere and 70 extend il.
Washington. Aug 24-The president to-
lay appointed John ". Phineny OF Penn
sylvania 10 be assistant United States
treasurer al Philadelphia.
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sp-sngfe.d. Mass. Aug 24-E. Victor
and Rose-t McK.ss9n. boso a L1EegI
RAISED through tnis city yesterday even
ing n blcyclss u raelr way 20 san Fran
cisco. wEiel pare r5sy z11st rearA ~
December 15raog- assistaze. q rzilroa5
o. steamboat convey aaee. % S2t4asy =
wager ua6@ b. Members of ss- yes17r
Country Club % Lowell
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The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheuul. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chllblalns.
corns. and al Skin Eruesion& and poai-
lively cures Piles. or 10 pay required 10
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price = esnls per
box. Fer sale b. G. Cehrinx.
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Washing t7u. Aug 2f--Fo-scsst. Okla
bona and Indian tsrrItory-SaoxsTs; var
fable winds
Kazzzs-Fzir Il western portion; thun-
5erstons Il eastern portion. varias.s
WINS.
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TON or BRICK
Fell on the sidewalk en- scusA
Hahn 81

HAHN 81.
1eSssrsay atts-a55n about o'elcck tns
troat Wal o. tie hack srore-roon OF me
Bos-ua store ss1 over On the sidewalk
with a roar and a crash sufficient 70 kEl
hals a dozen people < anyone bad ben
walking along ScGth Main a; that place
when It feu. What caused x 70 fan Is rot
known. unless Il was the weight 81 ths
sign IN front. I, lacked caty aoous SIX
feet OF striking man who was passing
en- the sead- Over ton OF brick Eel
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COFFEE AND SUGAR NARkEr

New York. Aug. 24-Cone@Options
opened firm. with prices 5Gl5 points higher
and continued TO advance pretty much al
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Chicago. Aug. 24.-Receipts today:
Wheat, AS cars; corn, SD cars; oats, 300
cars. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 215; corn, 100; oats. 46o. Minnea-
polls receipts Of wheat today, 33S cars.
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II you want Stockers or Feeders writ.
Us Reasonable advances. ExpsrfencA5
statesmen N each department Cattle
Hoks sS<d Sheep. Telephone IS1s
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rErcAcn

Chicago grain and provision markets,
furnished by P L. Bosrick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and Y. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 167.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.


The cattle transactions yesterday were
limited 70 two. these selling well the
quality considered This branch OF the
trade has seen fairly active the past week
Or more and a fair run Of stuff has been
received for some time Yesterday and
t55 day before. however. It has been light,
G. the business in this branch being local,
tae usual scattering head Of cattle coming
IN with hog shipments being of course
missing because Of there being no hogs.
REPRESENT TIVE SALES.
10 Az. w Price.
low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S375
ouu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -1+00 3.00
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Chicago. Aug 24-Butter-Market firm.
Creameries. 13d17c; dairy, 12Q17c.
Eggs-Fresh. 12c.
Live poultry in fair demand. Spring
chickens. 10d1O12c; hens, ne; ducks. 7G8c;
turkeys, 7qSc.
Observation-Disclosures. sic; Sept. sSAc:
Oct, S6c; May, sic.
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Do You

- Speculate in grain.
Speculate in New YORK srocEs<
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The Christie-Street Commission Com
pany can give you continuous market
FIRST class service Fair treatment
Write or call on Us at our Office in the
sedswlck block. Wichita. Kan Private
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Capital Stock s2so.ooo. Paid Up

ooulslSS-l60 Live Stock Exchange E.dS
KANSAS CITY. NO.
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Washington. Aug. 24-The president to-
lay appointed John ". Phineny OF Penn
sylvania TO be assistant United States
treasurer at Philadelphia.
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Geo F Barse, Pres. II Waite. Sec-TreaS
rad CT Live Stock
~ \0A Commission 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
TIE "HEIR or NORWAY"

Russia Is busy ut the West as well rs m the
East. She is improving her harbor of Nladi-
vostock and taking possession of Port Arthur
and fallen Wan and completing her great rail-
road thither At the same time she IS pushing
toward the Atlantic Ocean. too. and preparing
to establish great ice-free port thereon We
have hitherto told Of the renaissance Of Archan-
gel and the opening Of Il railroad connecting
that ancient city directly with Moscow and ALL
Russia That is an important step But 1t IS
not enough For Archangcl is near the inner
end of the White Sea. and that sea opens into
the Arctic Ocean What Is wanted Is port
on the Atlantic or at least on the Arctic near
the Atlantic and that IS exactly what KusSa
is now endcavoring to secure.
The first step Is the opening. or reopening, OF
the old port Of Kola That is on the Murmanian
coast we'll up toward the Norwegian frontier.
AT that point the Arctic Ocean Is practically
always navgable. instead Of being for months
chokcd M with Ice. ms IL the White Sea at
Archangel And II is five hundred miles nearer
the Atlantic than is Archangel 1t has the dis
advantage OF being much further away from
Moscow and St Petersburg. and not connect
ed with them by river or railroad. But'the en-
tcrprise that runs a railroad across Siberia can
he trusted 10 pullu one i'IOS- anu zap
land. Large epprOprIai lions have been mad"
from the imperial treasury for the Improvement
OF the port Of Is Ola, or rather Of Ekaterna,
little lower down on the river. and that place
will doubtless soon become n considerable centre
of commerce.
That Russia will stop there is not. however.
10 be supposed. Negotiations have been under
taken now and then during the last fifty years
for the acquisition Of the Varanger Ford and
even OF Fnmark and all Northern Norway
down to the I.ofodcn Isles. As yet these at
tcrnp;S have been lnconcluslve. but they may
De- renewed any day under the potent stimulus
Of the Discussions between Norway and Swc-
den. OF course. sweden and Norway are bound
hy the Treaty Of 1870 not 10 cedc any Of their
territory 10 Russia I'm return for which the
other slgnatory Powers are bound 10 protect
the Scandinavian kingdoms against Russian
aggrcs sion. But those other Powers are Great
Britain and France. the latter of whom Is now
Russians firm ally. II IS doubtful. therefore.
whether that treaty would bc sufficient 10 re-
strain such n compact from being made II
Russia ard Norway should agree upon II. The
Gar has among his titles that Of the Heir OF
Norway and il may one day become more
than an honorary one