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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-09
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
SHIPPERS AxD NOTES

5. NJ Mcconnell shippe5 in car OF
hogs from Patterson. the lot going 70
DJld. and showing up medium light and
taking a good price
J. B. Bell Of Clearwater was on the mar
ker with a car Of light hogs. selling with
out dockags TO Dold for the top price Of
the day.
House & WouI1 OF Newton were down
with car Of ush- weight hogs among
the early ones 70 cross the scales.
Adam Hudoauer of AIulvaae was in with
q Dad Of medium heavy hogs, selling
toward the close 10 Doid for high price
L. 3. McCrockun Of Derby was a late
arrival with 2 top load OF hogs. selling on
the close 10 the Dold company. They
showed up the best weight for the day
one COW was sold yesterday At $3.50 per
cyvt. averaging LI70-
Frank Robbins last night shipped a car
Of stockers east, al having bean bought
on this market.
The third shipment was made Sunday
morning OF light hogs on the Montana
order. This market now has a permanent
and regular order for hogs from 100 pounds
and Up. and the lights and thin stock sort
ed out Of cars bearing a bulk Of heav4ar
and better stock now 1nds ready sale a.
the yards. This grade is now being care
fully taken care Of, and at good strong
prices. the call being for really more than
are lately arriving.
The daily comparisons are as follows:
For day-Tops. SD; bulk OF sales,
s. 60G3-79; average weight 2l3; receipts.
ASS. For Saturday-TOps. S3.6li2; bulk Of
sales, s. 60tl3- 6Ii2; average weight, ~; re-
cejpts, $50. For the same day week ago
Tops. $50; bulk OF sales S5.55 l3.62ia:
average weight. 2o9; receipts, So For the
same day q year agO-TOps. $3.50; bulk Of
sales. S3o5GS.15: average weight, ~; re-
Ceipts, SS6
Other markets yesterday were as fol
lows: Chicago estimated 5000 hogs. re-
ceived p 900, with 5000 left over from SAT-
urday. The quotation was 5GI0 cents
higher. with an active demand both from
local packers and eastern shippers. The
estimated receipts at this point for today
are coo. Kansas City received $50 hogs
against 1000 on Saturday and the market
was quoted as 5EI0 cents advance. the
light supply and general demand causing
an activemark ct. The receipts OF hess
al the St. Louis market were $500 against
zoe Saturday. and the market was re-
ported as active and 10 Centsh igher. Pro
visions started firm or light supply Of
hogs at better prices. but was dun and
narrow and Welding ma terialiy toward the
close on selling by the packer interests.
Both cash ribs and lard closed OF aUout
~ cents.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were; Santa Fe. I, and Missouri Pa
cidc. !
The DoId improved hog pens are neari1g
completion, the work % laying the pressed
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COTTON

New York, Aug. s-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged 70
points higher, the slight Improvement
being in sympathy with more oullish set
OF Liverpool cables than had generally
been anticipated. There was moderate
bnying on the first call in the nearer
deliveries, and English, local and southern
interests, the leading bears supplying this
demand \ prominent Liverpool firm was
free seller OF the distant deliveries later
said 10 be on reports OF more favorable
weather IN the south and fwer complaints
Of shedding. rust and insects Following
the call trading was less active although
a steady feeling was current with prices
about a. Saturdays closing figures. With
the exception OF New Orleans. Montgcm-
cry and Oklahoma, where liberal rains
were noted, the cotton belt during the past
twenty-four hours has been free from
moisture OF consequence.
New York. Aug. S.-Cottor-Spot closed
dull; mtddIins uplands. e1-16; niddling
gulf. SIS; sales. 2,272 bales
New York. Aug. s.-COtton-Futures
closed dull: August, 5-sS; September. $50;
October, seq; November, SIS; December.
$50; January. 500; February, sos; March,
SOS; April. 6-13; May. SIS
Galveston, Aug s-Cotton-Quiet, ) Ills.
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LIVE STOCK HARRIET

Chicago. Aug. s-Trade in cattle today
was quite animated at strong prices.
Choice steers, $ 259565; medium, s4.s09
ass; beef steers, S4g4.75; stockers and
feeders. sSf14 IS; bulls. 81 seq. .; cows and
heifers. s. 20: calves. So SCI; west
ems. S4G4 20; fed westerns, S4.25E5 f;
Texans. g. 1908. .
There was an active demand for hogs
Both Chicago packers and eastern ship
pers operated as freely as the supply
would admit Prices ruled strong and 5G
I0c higher. Fair 10 choice. S5-92ixE4l0;
packers. ss.7oG3so; butchers. 5-75G4e5 !:
mixed. S5.7564G5; light. $5.seg4- oel2; pigs
g. zoos. s71s.
There was a good sIaughtering demand
for sheep and prices ruled strong. Poor
TO prime lambs. $48s-53; yearl!1ss. S475Q
3; western sleep. 81. 51G4 50; good rangers,
81 e0q440.
ReceiptS-I6.0oo; hogs. =. 0o0; sheep. E,0oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. S.-Csttre-ReceIPt
(odic5aD 800 natives. $50 Texans. TIE
small supply caused 8 strong market;
some sales were SC higher. Choice heavy
steers. s. 1oG5-3o; medium, - $50 10; lights
81 40G5. stockers and feeders. S3G+ s.;
butchers cows and heifers, S2.SG5; butch
e-s bulls. S553S0; westerns steers, s. 417
40; Texas steers, SSG425; Texas butchers
cows. g SG3-50; native and Texas can
uers.s 2e512Sl.
Hog-ReceLpts (o6iciaD Ss7O The light
and general demand caused Al active mar
ket 5TIhc advance il prices Heavies
& S594: mixed. $. 9; lights. S5.e0.l5-s SC;
pigs. S3I5G3.5a
Saeep-Recespts (oH.c.sD $50. There was
Z good demand; prices firm; spring lambs,
& SOS: rnuttous. SS-5E54. ~; western sheep
S+f4 =. western stock lambs, 8 &C 4 81
western stock sheep. 2-75G4
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

WICHITA LYCEUM COURSE RUS
SELL II. CONwELL
over II Philadelphia there IS a Baptis.
preacher named Russell H Cozwell. who
has the largest church and ne largss,
congregation in America So sharp y me
desire 20 near ain preach that hundreds
are turned away from The doors every
Sunday, and visitors who gst n have 70
Apply several days Z advance tor acke,s.
Sometimes he has three services gang On
az once. ard 500 Or more Pe-z5as are
listening 20 sermons Z TIE building But
that Is Only = sinai part Of ;ais preach
Srs cain % pubic attention He has
5ulc Up a college. chartered b re state,
with = curriculum nodesed after Prince
tons. wasVe ) % students a-e getting II
s--Gct:o1 day after dzy ard rignr afte-
ught Il AZ sorts q s.u5s=s- Tbs c5lleze
has a faculty ot over forty professors
Who give she.r TnSe z-ts1ti01 % Cos
To-k n a56-Iloa 20 -1ls = t1e Samaritan
hospital w5ca t5-ty-two oa2s- Ta=ss Is 70
clu-cA ard co-eze. Every 6zy from
0 sock II chs morning mn = - = g.
zE1t - cau-Ch and college bul.s3lzEs
are sws-zizs vtth psrsozs. AID ACTIVITY
= gong q n = form -aat -sgat - eazr-
actsrlzs3 properly a. i1-szss- NJ Cor
Es.l. -1s 1za VIC nss a-o7azD SD 81
t1as started % preach n P1-zlAs5elF1iz a.
,eea years axo Tl-a q c1--ra q 1.1e-y
members M Co7Eez = zot ssZs@Elo-zI
preacher Il ne gezs-2@sy zcosPt@1 rss G
IA; term ne o<.s2 SPEAKS CT topscs g
cu--e-, interest b. ae zaso p-asczss
vaat z Kat - cz-1e 6octr1-zl serao-.s
Es gOsSe. 10 gss gos2e. g love he 1=Ts-
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CAME HOME AND LOST
Wichita Loses to Topeka in
Nerve Straining Contest.
SCORE SIX TO EIGHT
WooIiver's Batting and Nc
Grevey's Pitching.

Yesterdays baseball game between the
husky Topeka boys and the Wichita club
was one that was rasping 20 the nerves
Of Z crank. Arkansas chiIJs and fever
wasn't IN It for raising excitement For
seven long innings. which were running
over with sensational plays the score
stood / 70 ! in favor OF the capita3 city
boys For seven innings M. McGrevey
did not let one OF the striped-legged boys
get q hit He threw them hard; ne threw
them easy, curves and straight balls. and
a general contoUnding delivery made the
fans 81 ck But IN the seventh ne was
raped. not very hard. but three runs
resulted Montgomery picked one out and
smashed it on the mark that has made
Mr.. Spau!ding wealthy. II went ont bee
lire out 70 center. Then Mr.. Spencer picked
up his old wagon-tongue. rubbed his hands
in c:.a dirt. smiled and placed one out for
a single. With two men out, Mr.. Wooliver
came up 10 the plate. He took his position
and with an ugly look IN his eye he waited
until the umpire saH 'One ball Md
McGrevey then leaned back. his arm went
high in the air, il cut a semi-circle about
his head, his foot came down and the ball.,
ike lightning. was sent toward the plate.
Wooliver swung the bat There was
swish. a clear ringing crack, and the ball
rose high in the air. II fioated upward
and onward and finally dropped out OF
sight on the other side of the right feld
fence. Montgomery and Spencer had
crossed the plate and Wooliver logged
around There was cheering and cheering;
men acted like mad so intense was the
excitement. II tied the score
There were several features TO yester-
days game. The game was lost through
the inability OF Callahan, in right fed, 70
catch any OF The flies that came into his
territory The sun was IN his eyes, which
accounts for il, as il takes q ocular sun
dog TO get them there. Cahill had Cog
giles on and made two rank decisions. One
cost the game for wichita Bailey, Kreu-
ger. Mayer and Spencer did some fine
fielding Wooliver pitched a good game.
Of the ten hits. four were rank scratches.
The two teams will play this afternoon
at O'Clock Callahan will pitch for
Wichita and Pap Eyler viii twirl for To-
peka.
T-ra o%1cfaI scors "a az FoTows.
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HOGS TEN HIGHER
Fair Quality of offerings, But
Light Run.
TOPS UP TO $50
General Notes For Last Weeks
Provision and Hog Conditions

The Wichita hog market yesterday ruled
a strong 10 cents higher on q strong and
eager local demand, early reports OF firm
markets from other live stock cent rs, and
q start of better prices in the provision
pit Later. provisions eased OF somewha'
on selling by packers, but the 1.-Two stock
markets generally held firm on light re-
ceipts and good stiff deua and. The re-
CENTS Al this point were light and con-
siderabIy lighter than was hoped for by
The several interests. They were, how
ever better than last Monday and better
~ last Saturday, yet still below The
Aans Of the buyers. Tia local packing
'denandxa as usual more than enough
to absorb al the hogs offered, and this
interest-was On the market for consid-
erably more than came IA. All the best
OF the stuff on sale was quickly taken
by the Dold company at the advanced fig
Ures, the lights and Thin stock selling as
readily &c outside spectators. The quail
ity yesterday was very fair IN the main,
some loads being fair 10 good but nothing
that could be called really choice. The
average weight was higher than the same
day a week ago, but under that Of Sat-
urday. AL but one of the cars received
sold at the top price Of the day, $40, and
the excepted one sold al the next toppy
figure, S3.s71z These car lots ranged IN
weight from ISs pounds TO 30 pounds, most
Of them being at the minimum weights.
The wagon trade was at low ebb, a not
unusual factor OF Mondays business, and
thi susuaI apathy was no doubt materially
accelerated by the bad roads IL many sec
tons caused BY the late heavy rains, and
the duliness already IN evidence the past
-weekO more The few hogs on the mar
ket IN this branch Of the trade sold at
lower prices all through, and were not
Of a very tempting grade. The car stuff
was eagerly seized as soon as yarded ard
alWeys at the highest prices. While th5
drocping provision market OF late ma
made an uncertain outlook for finished b,
products, most Of the psckeries, including
the local house, are killing right up to the
usual average, ard are even embarrassed
somewhat by the unfayOrable run, their
demand being greater for immediate
slaughter than the supply IN sight. The
shipments Of the Dold company last week
were up 70 the average fer any normal
week and the killing and curing Is going
on just The same, SO far as the hoss Of
fered will allow:
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HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.

HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE.
In the opening number OF rnis course
a great orator viii be presented. Rev.
Thomas Dixon, Jr. Dr. Taimage's pulpit
has for years been the Mecca OF the
stranger in New York Il is now the
pulpit of Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr.. whose
congregation leased the Academy OF Mu-
sic on the removal OF une great Brooklyn
preacher This vast auditorium is now
crowded every Sunday by even greater
multitudes chan once listened 70 Dr.. Tai
mage.
Mr.. Dixon Is undorhtedly a very re-
markade man. His youth. ais intellectu-
al ability, his gifts az oratory, natural
and cultivated. and 6s skill II church
management, Joined 20 his determination
10 succeed as a preacher to the people,
make him power worthy Of study.
April Z. 1885, Mr.. Dixon LEFT Twenty
third Street church, and founded the
Academy OF Music. the largest auditorium
in New York. TIE Peoples Chtrch.' on
me bread basis OF fellowship IN the SER
vice OF Christ. There have been enrolled
over seven hundred members during the
first nine months and the movement
promises to be a great success IN practi-
cal realization OF Christian unity. fea-
tuure Of Mr.. Dixon's congregations IS the
fact that ;hree-fourchs Of his bearers are
men, while no other New York audience
has, IL is sail, an average Of over enc
third men,
The ladies have been highly comph-
mented On the fine list they have secured
The lecture has not been chosen from Mr..
Dixon's fne HIST yet, but the one most
likely 10 be taken is his new one. "CUb<,
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Millions Given Away

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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Aug. s-Coffee options opened
firm with Is TO 20 higher on live foreign
bnying, covering by shorts and advanced
increased on active foreign bnying by
shorts and purchases for investment ae-
count, aided by bullish cables from EU-
points higher. Sales 22,25o bags. includ-
ing September. 5.SGd5 So; spot coffee, Rio
steadier; No. Z invoice. 6; No. : jobbing,
611 Mid steady. Cordova, s1zG15c.
Sugar-Raw strong and still tending up
ward. Fair refining, S3s; centrifugal SO
test, 3-16; refined, firm.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Aug. She dry goods mar
kee was fairly active a. the opening To-
day The coming buyers from some of
the larger 1oo5inE establishments u the
west had a coed effect on the market gen
orally Mall orders were also fairly heavy
These heavy orders influenced cons.dera-
be spirit ir5o sellers and Efforts 70 dis
pose Of goods were mere marked than
has been the case for some days The
print cloth situation s also crystaIlizirg
\ slightly better market for print cloths
was noted. SIS result % tbs report extras
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CAMP H0BSON NEXT
swell Wichita Push 6eing Down to
Dunn's Mill

Camp Hobson, al Dunn's mill. Will be a
little the swifrest place OF the Walnut
river next week George Lynch. Arson
and Mort Rutan, Hal Mccoy. John
Crib, Pierce HallowsiI. VIII Funk. with
others, viii establish Camp Ho6sou and
sink everything imaginable except the
Merrtmac. Thsy VIII hoist a flag. thou
sand good. honest yeIs and that peDpery
miscellany incident upon visit OF the
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saws the air with theatrical gestures and
never uses violent language TO attract the
attention OF newspapers He has a slo"
deliberate speech. e resonant voice, uses the
simplest words. recices anecdotes. gives
much popular Information in MS talkos
rises 20 eloquelce occasionally. and always
speaks Independently. He has not
written a sermon or address for ten years
and often changes his subject after he
takes his place in the pulpit--New York
Sun
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AUDITORIUM AUGUST 10. Il AND -
TIE Edison V1tascops company gave Al
excellsnt exhibit OF the wonderful NOV
ing pictures and dssolving views al the
Mckeanon opera house las. night 20
large and appreciative audience Al
though We have had several Of this class
OF entertainment in the city during TIE
past season it can be safely said that re
one last night was by far the best Of all.
and that tue audience was pleased with
the performance was plainly shown by
the frequent and hearty outburst OF ap-
plause gwen each particular view.-Gurh-
ne State Capital
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at &c were not sold OF contract bids, al
though there were many bidders IN evil
deuce. Odd goods show frmer tendency,
though there were no changes N quota
tons yet Staple cottons show slightly
better position. Printed cottons are dru
and without 4 feature.
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Chicago, Aug. s.-Butter-Firm. Cream
cry 1312Q1s; dairy. 12QlS-
Egg-Firm; fresh, T.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. S-Wheat-ReceIpt
100 cars; somewhat higher. No. / hard.
7212: No. ., 721a; No. 3, 70la; No l. 661a; No.
2 red, IS; No. 3, "A; No. , spring, nominalIy
65G6S: No 8. 64G65.
Corn-Fair demand; No. mixed, 3212;
No. white, 81; No. S, BIZ
Oats-SIightly lower; No. white II.
Rye-Higher; No. 2. ~.
Hay-Quiet; choice prairie grass, $5.509
SIS: No. I, S. 9Q5.59.
Choice Timothy, TGT25; No. l, $3.50
s675.
Butter-Firn; good demand; separator,
IS: ordinary. Is
Eggs-Higher; 10.
ST LOUIS
St Louis, Aug. S.-Wheat-Receipt
70 cars Lower, closing: August &c. Sep
TENDER 5 to &c, December 7se OF and May
unchanged compared with Saturday. Spot
easy: No. 2 red cash elevator. 20 bid. track
74415; August. So bid; September 6714
asked; December, 661s; May 6S?; No, 2
hard. cash 70G72.
Corn-Steady TO a shade better for fu-
lures; spot steady; No. 2, cash 3224 Aug
ust, 32S4; September, G212; December. G214 q
?. May. a.
Oats-Steady for both spot and futures.
No. >, cash 3; track. 241Z; August, 23i4
September, PA bid; May. "a bid; No.
white. 90.
Flaxseed-Fir-1, 81
Hay-Duu. steady; timothy, ss50GIo5o;
prairie, $50.
Buttsr-Firm; creamery. 1896. dairy.
1917.
Egg-Higher. 1oc loss.
NEW YORK
New York, Aug &-Wheat-Rsceipt
T., go; exports, III. SIS bushels. Spot easy;
No red. 7S7sG7sls: + O. .. at0a; export
grade spot and 10 arrive. Options opened
firm on cables and continental bnying. but
failed 70 hold the rise Ac-ive selling.
based or prospective larger receipts and
a bearish Michigan report weakened
prices decidedly The close was heavy a
a net loss q 1G11s No. > September, rs
-: closed -IssG72?.
Corn-Receipts. 4. Us bushels; exports.
8 SSs bushels Market steady. No =
SSl- Z o. .. =afoat. Options opened easier
on liquidation but rallied later or cover
ing inspired BY export but reacted &c ne,
lower. September. S-lx12s: closed SIS
Oats-RecelPts, 81. 80 bushels. Exports
q. SIS bushels; spot firm; No- :. y, No ?
Waite, 81 Options quiet but barely
steady. closing sc Let lower. SEPTEMBER
closed Is
Burter-Receiots 7.0-17 packages. Firm /;
Elgins. q; factory. uG14
Eggs-Receipts. .4s- packages; firm;
western. AZ.
Liverpool. Aug S-Whezt-Eut-rss
closed quiet; September. 8 usst, Decea-
Der. IS SD
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TOPEKA.

Summary: Earned runs-Wichita, 3.
Two-base hit-McCloskey. Home run
Woollver. Stolen base@wachita, I; To-
peka, 3. Double plays-Spencer 70 McCIos-
key. O'Conneil TO Griffin 70 Rebesman.
Bases on balls-Or McGreyey. /; Wool
iver, s. Hit by piccher-HaIL Struck out
Hoover %, HaII Rebesman, Ash. Passed
baH-Menefee- Tfme-Two hours. Umpire
-Cahiu.
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DR.. r. C.. Flower

The many patients and sick friends OF
Dr. Flower will Be glad 20 know that he
wiz be at the Hotel Carey, Wichita Kan.
Thursday. August Is. where he VIII re-
main one day only. Don't fail 10 see this
great physician while he IS here
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comIncIocAI EVENTs

The ". c. T. [. viii bod thelr usual
meeting Tuesday. Angus; ssa. az ~ ? n.
al r-eir headquarters opposite Tire post
Office The pUozc cordially invited
TIE Unitarian woDar's society VII
NEE. with Mrs. : Il. DEIloa. los s7u.h
Topeka avenue Wednesday. August =. a.
z:51 . Il, sharp. Sewing for ~ hospital
Al must come. Literary su5jec- " u
Carleton" MRS. BURRELL. Sec
BEST HUNTING AND FISHING
Found o. the Colorado Midland Pal
road. Rates zre very .ow . a. Do4atA
write fsr Illustrated pamphlet
VIZ. BAILEY. D P. \. DeaTsr. Col
SUPREME LODGE CONVENTION AND
UNIFORM RANK ESCAMPAEST,
KNIGHTS or PTTHLAs. N
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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WARRANTY DEED.
Harry p. Palmer 20 E c. Ashley. L.
q. block 10. Garden Plaine.-......-.-S q
QUIT CLAIM DEED.
Ellen Slower 70 e G. Robertson. ~
Is3 Market street--..-.--..---.-.--
TAX DEED.
Sedgwtck county % Iona Callahan.
beg. 3 feet q ne cor. Of 5. block 4.
Perry's add. thence . feet, 70
railroad, M along railroad 70 point
opposite beginning. 20 beginning. !
ADMINISTRATORS DEED.
o. H Bentley. administrator % Alb
ram Tee, 70 Samuel r Aduour. Is
Wichita avenue. Bentley .-.........