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Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
MISSED A MOVING TRAIN.
Private Raper Of Stafford Will Lose a
 Leg.

Prescott, Ariz.. Sept. 23-Private Raper from Stafford. Ariz, of Col Me Cords regiment at Whipple, attempted to board a moving train this evening" He missed his footing and fell under the wheels, ona leg being crushed so badly that amputation is necessary.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
GREEN WON.

San Francisco, Sept 23-In the box ing contest tonight between George Green and Frank Mcconnell, both of this city, Green was awarded the de- cision in the tenth round.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
PEACE IN PROSPECT.

Buenos Ayres, Sept 23.-An agree ment between Chilli and Argentine to submit their boundary disputes be- tween the two countries has been signed.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
PORTO RIcAN TROOPS

New York, Sept. 23.-The United States transport Seneca from Ponce, September IT, arrived in quarantine this morning She has on board ITO members of the Illinois signal corps, bound for Washington barracks, and 100 troops and government employees for this city.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
THE BANKS CALLED.

Washington, Sept 23.-The comp troller of currency has issued a call to the national banks for their report at the close of business on Tuesday, September 20.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
FORCING CHARITY.

New York. Sept. 23.-A Herald spe- cial from Havana says: Col. Clous. recording secretary of the American evacuation committee, with Captain Hart official interpreter delivered the American reply in the Comal proposi- tion. The reply insists upon the free landing of supplies.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
FOR A LATE SPANISH SHIP.

San Francisco Sept 23.-The naval rendezvous in this city has posted call for men to man the gunboat Gull goa, one of the Spanish vessels cap tured at Manila by the American feet Men to make up the entire working staff are being signed.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
GLAD OF THE QUARREL.

Colon, Colombia, Sept 23.-Demon- strations have taken place at Baran- quilla and Carthagena expressing sat isfaction with the withdrawal of the Italian consul and the severance of diplomatic relations with Italy.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
NO FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. Ex-Governor Bradley upon receiving a telegram conveying a rumor that arrangements are being made to have the Corbet.- Mccoy fight in this state, near Cincin- nati, issued a proclamation today warning all pers6Ns not to attend the same and directing the peace officers to take steps to suppress the fight if attempted in Kentucky
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
A DEAD NOVELIST.

Baltimore. Md. Sept. 23.-Richard Malcolm Johnson. the lecturer and novelist, died in this city this morning after an illness of several months.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-24
JOHN SHERMAN WELL AGAIN.

Washington, Sept. 23- Ex-Secre- tary Sherman has recovered from his illness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17

ne wind % - bullets tanning ny fscs
al he time I was IN some danger %
ths shots from behind ard Was surprised
20 get out alive Mors ot our men were
coming up an ne time and Ne soon made
another advance THIS time we et1n't
stop until We 20; into Manila
several % Dewey's Sips were pound
inx away az he forts OUTSIDE % cowa
and sending a cross FIRE along their
trrnches TIE Monterey reserved her ars
FOR th- Germans. In eazs they should
carry out their threats the littls moaisor
could have sunk ~ whole German fse,.
There were only about 1000 % oer
men engaged In ths ag.nt ard we captured
about 500 Spanish prisoners. They were
. badly scared and di1ar nre = shot frorn
the OH city. which - strongly fortified
with about 80 BIG S1sns There are swo
hiRn walls ahou: thirty feet thick aro@sut
q. besides two d@@p di.cheS or mosts.
/ nlied with water. and their garrison OF
500 should have been abe 20 bold The CITY
against a lard attack o. 20 90 Americans.
but they have a gres. respect for Dewey
The Insurgents arr no good and 81 pei
very LITTLE but riey thought uhsy haf
done q al and wanted 20 loot ev@ryrhilg
IN siFslt. They were rrhflnR rnsd wS@n
we disarused shrn before allowing them
20 90 into .he old city. We sxp~sfsd
trouble ard wsTs obliged 20 sle~p S1Th
our clothes and shoes on for several
nights Their Iea6er DOESN'T have uluch
coutro, over them. They ere an inferior
10, % uiEgers and think ~ are hsrs only
for their oonV-Di -7scs.
When We ger fairly s>rfIed n our 1e1
quarters we vii oAvs tAsnz- rrstsy sasy.
bat Ne nave % Eei - roo sariy sad hays
or breailfas, about dayiEht
Il ind 6, very inferss.ing % vsik ever
tte Oh town There are 90 - %
churches Eh.ca the Spartan uss IS cA..r
quarters. Everythgnx - very % I'D
looks Ike chs pictures % ancient US
tory.
There are very ts- Eng L-h-s2~skins
people doing business hs-s-sE SPANISH
and hsis estes.
q mus. .sG you % a slrp-7-. hsf
a snort tinle sKo. Thsrs = a Sssois sosr-
pauy = volunteers tsrs frozn TsrE Rsb..
s1t Z zss ueu aoQ al at~d ~fth a7o-st
eighteen 90 fR-nty - c1. 0Syx Ot- Tvt4
- ne c9sor s~rzasnt Tiers tsa Zen
los % cfaazss In York secs Es isff 81
a .ot = these boz. zsr- aatts smal Easn
was there Ansr 70 fan~s- p1~7i
cna-F~ q our raftsvv. ~v--y ors c4~-v-d
- wen ws 1aazs1 Ard 80 N'r-e~osa
boys wh9 burg - fn --rT ~hrs -
-Fr-soo Ears-9 20 e5oip Eiz- srsrT tsas
trey $40 ore @; Tl-sr- Ess a str,x'nx
cpr19a-.a7a s>-wern ear con1slct IN zrrloa
I'D cs.---s a. g Wss rzslr+s ia eur ,sFsr.
"lf - 80 or fi-~-zrss hers 2 sr2-rt
- 9r~rs fss niS,f'< r. 1a1s7 r-fo-s
~9-r;ak sf>rne. s'thovsn Esv~rai - go
p@e,o-r a1d rn1 seh CAV. hs@s hiekf-s
= ,ryi1z or la-k hsrs n - -refn go
8, -. na.lsss a.. aos TO t<sEsrezs
EF-ts 500 Yelrs
W a TIaHBATCH
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
OF the wool maret: The features OF the
market for the past week have been the
large sales Of foreign wool, a considerable
abroad. A round lot OF Montedivedo ag-
gregating about three-quarters OF a mill
ion pounds, which had been in bond. as
well As an equal amount Of Australian,
making, say million and half pounds
in all. have been taken for export, and at
this writing negotiations are in progress
on certain other lines Of foreign WOODS
held here which may result in the send
ing forth Of considerable more. The mar
ket has been active in spots That IS 10
say. transactions by a few large houses
constitute the greater part OF the bust
ness, others reporting no business what
ever. The tone OF the marlGt as 10 prices
is certainly on weaker. II anything, II Is
steadier. The trade seems az length TO
have touched basis upon which consum-
ers will operate, and the actual prices at
which transactions have been effected the
past week have been on a parity with
of the week in Boston amount 70 4.044 90
pounds domestic and 3.S4l,ooo pounds for
eign, making a total OF 1893 90 against
a total OF 4 $50 400 for the previous week
and a total OF ?, ~, go for the correspond
ing week last year. Sales since January
l. 1888, amount to ia, 49, 600 pounds,
against et1, S42 100 pounds last year al this
TINA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
CITY IN 3 7IEF

Mr.. George Cook OF Cheney. was here
yesterday.
Mr. r G. Brown q Cheney. was = bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. 5. L Davidson IS reported as recov-
erins from his dangerous illness.
Julian Williams. formerly win me Pitts
burg Pa. Times IS in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. 3. Took Of Wellington
were at the Manhattan yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. X. Deuse OF Harrington. vas a
eue=, OF ths Manhattan iast evening.
Mrs.. P :. Stobe Of Wellington. vas
shopping and visiting here yesterday.
NJ. Fred iDeks. travelling passenger
n ght-
Mr. Charles sessraves. travelling pssssn-
ger agent % no Saaca re. was az uhe
Carey last night
Dr. ". 4 N.us-k s reported &c - on
ire sick list slight attack % "a grippe
= -t.e compliant
". 10. Freeszrd q Cheney -as attend
ins % business ms---rs re-. y4s,s-csy
and calling OF friends
Nr : D. Reno. a Business mar ., Cns-
nsy Wa II re CITY yesterday attend *
% soma personal Affairs
NJ. isaac p. Snow q C1icaEo. s.opp-s
q yesterday % speai ne cay -i1o NJ
and Mrs J. II Kn47D- lie Is % as way
% Texas
NJ. Harry Brics. a prominent lave
Ciuarrca. Ezzszs = IL ne CITY attend
* . sons business All v-s.ciag Nh
trends
~. 4 c Sie-as trsv.4lE pa.s.nr.-
sxsa- g tee WABASH. ~.-h hss-ssg,.A
a. Kza<As CITY. r. re CRY a-ts1claE
% some matters for c-s -osG
r. .azzt-icsl E7Asoa o.. - - III o.
a. -ns A1@-orss-n tszlSat ~ re Msrr.s
Bell Cip~ro COMPANY 20 Ia Nz=c0-is
TIE advance - - are eEces1lZsly iSrxs
a-d - management SAYS The COMPANY
z1G - greeted T. = .arzs base. ard
sa3ging fr5n re v>-y comp t--lsatzry Eas-
-lcss from r. press. taose s-ten5zng ~.
- -1.aE-- entertained
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Knott < Wheeler Of Belle PLANE ware
on the market with car OF hogs good
enough 10 take the TOP price for the day.
Their aoss were the heaviest received
through The day. only wanting u pounds
- reaching the so mark and ~ fairy
eoo5 stock and selling easily 70 Doid.
Joe Scott OF Peck. one OF those Old
time reliable shippers who all the year
round ship On tl-s market because the
returns are found 20 be the most salts
factory. was on the market Win q car or
heavy ;at butcher hogs running fairy
even and selling on the late close al the
cep % tae bulk
81. p. Baushmaa ~ Ray1evi,ie was a
late arr val with a bunch NJ light hogs
which Sold az a good price toward the
close
j. r Porter y Towau5a vas N WITH a
c-r az medium heavy hogs which sod
We'll un in The bulk range.
Mr. McNauEhteu n Newark was a snip
per of medium weight hogs which were
IsadiZ disposed OF az a good price
= = Williamson OF P-acr marketed a
lead ot mixed hogs the Big end OF wdich
SOC a. -l- TOP - the bulk. These were
extra heavy hogs. and the light end.
y h-ch Were ush- piss. sold Wen also.
Dav * Eouan OF Alameda were late
arrivals the night before with ear ioa1
O. medium weight hogs which on the early
market received the top Of the ou-A-
Je6 Houston n Po0ca CiJy was another
Iare arrival on Tuesday with a car o.
light hogs. which were the nrSt on the
opening market yesterday 10 cross the
scales
" :. Thomas OF Poncs CITY was on The
market with q car ot uslium light hogs
which sold at a Soot price.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
STRONG. SHADE HIGHER
Liberal Receipts of Hogs and
Lower Quality.
TOPS UP TO 1925
Cattle Steady With Light
Supply.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as strong 10 4 shade higher. As
a matter OF fact the market all through
the day was rather erratio. the prices
which were paid for hogs varying to such
an extent as 70 preclude the possibility
OF accurately determining for some time
a satisfactory tone. Early dispatches from
Chicago showed steady 10 strong; steady,
and steady 10 strong also marked the first
reports from Kansas City and 81. Louis.
This condition OF affairs IN eastern mar
kets Of course affected quite materially
the ruling tone Of the local trade Later
IN the day there were enough sales made
70 determine the quorable market as
strong 70 q shade higher, with d few sales
recorded which seemed 10 Indicate AZ
least ~ cents higher. Just show what
naturally transpired on this market yes
terday, il may be cited that there were
a few loads sold az S3.12ia. which were
considered az least equal 70 some which
went a. $50 by al the buyers present.
This simply means that the market was
turbulent. uneasy, and erratic. Conflict
ing reports OF live hog conditions at other
points bore down with percepriole effect
on the local market No hogs were at
any time sold which could be quoted IN
der the market standard OF strong, and
there were several which showed a visible
shade higher. As 70 quality, il may be
said that the average grade OF swine stun
offered was generally fair. but at the
same time there was nothing on sale so
good as Tuesday. The top car or hogs
yesterday showed UP an average Of go
pounds. anc sold for all they could COM
mand, and yet neither they or others Of
the received stocg for the day could well
compare with the best, or even the av-
erage for Tuesday. There were several
cars in which displayed a lire Of real
me well turned hogs, but mixed with
them were coarse heavies. or else light
lights enough 70 make up the sum total
Of a shady load. The tops We're cents
better than the tops OF Tuesday. while
the bulk was the same. The receipts
were about 200 better than hte day previ-
Gus. the demand being active. firm. and
strong II all, the local market we'll held
It's own and a little better. with most
OF the other principal western receiving
points.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17

nerirg and light foreign selling. Trad
ing was tame with the local element little
inclined 20 increase their obligations in
the absence of outside speculative inter-
est. Crop and weather news was about
a stand of. Receipts were OF the impos-
ing proportions, today's port movement
promising TO reach over 50 GO bales. Near
" all dispatches were unanimous regard
ing sentiment in southern spot markets.
Exporters and New England spinners
were bidding last prices freely for almost
unlimited supplies of Texas and Miss-s-
sippi valley cotton, but offerings were
light even az the advance.
Spot closed steady; middling upIands,
SIC; middling gulf. 5-l6c; sales, 2,15e
bales. Futures closed quiet; November.
= %; December. IS. Is; January. Sis; Feb
ruary, $50; March. s5.24; April. S5-2S;
May. 3 81 June. s. %; July. s5-33; August
sd; September, s5.4l; October. s. Is.
New Orleans, Nov. 1s.-Cotton-Steady;
middhng. I3-lsc
Galveston. Nov. 1s.-Cotton-steady;
&c
Liverpool. Nov. IS q D m.)-Cotton-Spot
fair demand; prices unchanged Amer
can middling, 3 l-s2 pence. Futures dull
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
Rnhhed fheGrnUn

A startling incident OF which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject
is narrated by him as follows: Il was in a
most dreadful condition. Ny skin was al
most yellow. eyes sunken. tongue coated.
pain continually in back and side no ap-
petite-gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters' and TO my Joy and sur
prise. the first bottle made a decided I'm
provement. I 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 one should
fan 20 try them. Only - cents per bottle
al G. Gehrings drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17

CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Nov. I6-Wheat-Cash No. !
red. CSC; No. :. 65a67c: No. hard. s4c;
No. ). SIC; No. northern spring. 6I1qs7c 4;
No ?. s5dssc; No. spring. s3de5c.
Corn-Cash: No. .. S14.c: No 5. EI1c.
Oats-Cash: No. :. 25l.G25zsc; No 3. 2sl4
G25iac.
Receipts today: Wheat. ia cars; corn.
90; oats. 2n. Estimated cars for tOmor-
row: Wheat, s5; corn. $50; oats. $50
Northwestern wheat receipts. I.Og9 cars.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 1s.-Dheat-Receipts
112 cars. &c lower; No I hard. SIC; No g
6lQs2c; No. ). 51a6oc; No. , red, s5c; No
6. 56d5sc
Corn-Steady: Nc. : mixed. ~. gcsl-c;
No. ? white. i.a2lzc; No. 5. - Q2sc.
Oats-F'trm; No white, 2'sc.
Rye-Steady; No. = 4Siz9iaizc
Hay-Stesdy; unchanged
Butter-Steady; separator. .oisc; dairy
1sc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh. 80
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, Nov. -Wheat-Receipts -
cars. Higher; No. red. elevator. ssS. &c;
track. $500; December. 7p-s 67cssc asked (;
MAY. eS7sG6Sc bid. No. hard. STA
66l-c.
Corn-Higher; No. cash. SIC; Deem
Der. Slc bid: May. SlasE3la.c bid.
Oats-Higher: No. cash. Dc: track
Sic; December. 26A.c asked: May. Sag
easc bid; No white. 27'zG1Sc-
Rye-Easier: Sc
FlsNseed-IS0Wer. 94c
Pork-Better; standard mess. tooo'ng
s7sa
L-ard-Higher; prime ,iT7l.; choice.
s. Sei
Eggs-Stssdy; Sc
NEW YORK
New York. Nov 1s-Vheat-Recst
w. s.5; exports. = -. spot 1-n; No. red
&C. Z O. b.. af0a- Options closed isc
net higher: No. red MAY. . s-lsca Use.
closed At Ike
Corn-Receipts. 3esno, exports. e 40.
spot firm: No. > $40 Z C. b. sfoat Op-
tons closed &c aet higher. May closed
Sc
Oat=Reoslpts. - so. expor.s IL.
spot firm. No. > Sc Options nominal
Bu,ter-Receipts. sci packages; ar-n-
western creamery. lss1i-c; E-g--s. ~,
factory. 1IizTl4izc-
EggS-R=cep-s. $50 packages; nrm:
western. @S.zc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17

with very few exceptions, that caught
their trade Il - necessary FOR thsn 20
come over farther into the city. I have
heard that rhere . one span OF the prssen,
bridge that Il unnecessary and IL that IS
taken our as hear Il Is 20 De. % Will
be q block from The end OF The bridge 20
5be track I think il viii tend TO build
I'D wholesale and milling dsstrtc; that
win greatly enhance the property OF West
Douglas avenua I do believe. though.
that gates should be pu, there for the
protection OF the public Flagnea viii
no, do"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
Remarkable Re-rue

Mrs. Michael Curtain. PisinA-id. IL
makes the statement that she cauxh.
cold. which settled on her lungs. she vas
treated for month BY her family Dhyss-
clan, 5ut grew worse he told hsr she
vas hopeless victim % consumption and
that no medicine could cure he- Her
druggist suggested Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought .
bottle and % her ds.igh- found herself
benefited from first dose She continued
IFS Use and after taxing SIX bottles found
herself sound ard vel. nov does her ozn
h7usswOrk and IS as weIl as she eve- was
Free trial bottles Of this great Discovery
AZ 9 Genrings drug store Large bottles
= cents and 81 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. l6.-The demand for cattle
today was not particularly good, but sup
plies were small and sales were general
" Al unchanged prices Beef steers were
in demand a s. S9d4.G for common 81. IS
a5.o0 for medium 20 good and s.. 3q5. 20
for choice To extra the bulk Of sales be-
ing al 81 75G5.3 There was fairly good
demand for stockers and feeders at $50
Q4S5. Gamers sold at s1.7574.oO while
extra choice heifers were saleable at
- 75G5. 10 Calves sold mostly at $50.
Hogs-There was good volume OF bus
mess in hogs at yesterdays prices. Hogs
s3la at $S.l0G3.o. largely a. g 35G3. Is:
y Se sold largely az 81 eog3 u. Late sales
we're on an average 2lzc higher than yes
terday's prices and q few fancy heavy
hogs brought g 5sis.
Shsep-The pens were full % overfowing
with sheep and lambs, good portion OF
yesterdays supply having been carried
over. and II was almost impossible TO
make sales on any terms. Prices averag-
Cd sc iower Early n the day prime
lambs we're sold a. $ 4oG5 -. but toward
noon lambs were extremely duh al 8 SO
5. :. feeders selling Al s4.5oG+- SO
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs p, 20; sheep
= 90.
KANSAS CITY.
tor5ciall Q - natives: L4s0 Texans. De-
sirsble slaughterins and feeding cattle
active steady prices. Common feeders
slow. shade lower. Texans trjhe higher
No choice heavy steers offered. Medium,
81 eeaS. Is: light weights s.. 4o4G5.i5: stock
ers and feeders. $. 3rG4. -. butcher cows
ard heifsrs S.7e14.S5; western steers.
3. s5d4. 50. Texas steers S2.71I4. =; Texas
butcher cows. 8. 701S.po. canning stock.
S2leG2s5.
Hos-Receipts. tonieian. I5.s7a Good
general demand packers and shippers ac-
tive buyers az steady 10 sc higher prices.
HssvieS & 2s13. AZ. mixed S5--5ll3.5 !;
lights. S3.I5-q 3.57i=-
Sheep-ReceipJs. Official lSao. Fairly
good demand. All good punches quick
sales steady prices. Common kinds a
shade lower Native lambs seas -.
native mur-ons. s. 100 -. western lambs.
s.. S5Q5-25. western muttons. $. Ss7s ::
western feeding lambs. & 55G4. -; western
feeding sheep. s. 55F4.oo: stock ewes, $40
Qs.7o.
ST. LOUIS.
8 Louis. Nov Receipts. r
o0e. including 80 Texans, market steady
for natives and strong for Texans Ma
i've shipping steers = SIS x. light and
dressed beef and butcher steers. s. = O. 70:
stockers and feeders. 5 sss5+ 40 cows and
heifers =. oss74 -. Texas and Indian steers
8 7cS3.S; cows ard heIfe-s. S2-I0ss-50
Eogs-Receipts. 500: market steady.
Workers. SSQ255; packers. S.sG5- -.
butchers. ss-SsE7, *
Sheep-Rece:pts 50. market drn Na-
tive muttoas. SS-0ls1s-z5. lambs, S4.csa
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
MOI FOB HE RAILROAD
Extension OF Track Across Douglas
l. for the Union wills

since tas cou1cI gave re -.Er- - Ezy
f1- 20 ~ ss11-i Pzciac R-sil z-sy c111-z-y
20 cross Douglas avenue. -here aas beer
some t=E complaints from cfLzsns -
Wes- Wicai-a- A- Howard. q ths Tzl7n
Mis-. vas sci YESTERDAY and p SAL tasr
Il AS p-os-i Teiy not n tae interest y re
-aISay COMPANY TIA, they 80 azreed
10 extend ne -rsck a. s-s r-s1-ss- ia g.
De- t1s- The mills co1t nave ta@-- gar
ard c1al Skipped u and ~ p-olGr. ~
seer miI sEs7pet out
ar Z x. Clzpp wen sea ~ a. E2g.~
-ep-sszrfarirs. s2ic-
II ~ are 50 aRvs e5-y. thsr@ zzs
- railroad facilities az1 ! aop~ % sec
Wez- DozEizs avenue become Eho.esa-s
sistrict TWo-;airGs o. tie farmers . -
county eGs Svs- re D-ozgiAz &xszza
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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II cures painful, swollen, smarting, nerv-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-17
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Nov. 1S.-In the general dry
goods trade no change Of impor lance was
reported. The volume OF business doing
in staple cottons was fair. particularly n
the way of recorders of fail lines. Print
cloths continued duh and feature!eSs.
without quotable change IL prices Of or
oers or regulars. Printed fabrics were
better bought. especially those lines
which were lately reduced IN value. Wool
ems showed but little change. Mems
heavy weights were IN fair demand, but
in the main the caH FOR wooden goods
was better than anticipated.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 16-Coree-Options
opened unchanged 70 points lower. Weak
Havre cables. Offset by heavy American
warehouse deliveries and light Brazilian
receipts. Closed quiet. with November )
points higher; others points lower. Sales
Il, 800 bags, including December. 3 $50
$50; March s5.55; May, SIS; June, $50.
Spot-Rio dull, but steady: mild quiet. but
steady. Sales. fair jobbing trade, but lit
tie demand for invoice lots.
Sugar-Raw, strong and tending deci-
dedly upward. Fair refining, 3 15-15c; CEN
trifugal, 80 test. 7-16c; moiasSes sugar,
8 l3-lsc; refined, hrmer and fairly &C
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The cattle market yesterday on the local
trading was steady, with very little in,
AMI that OF a mixed line and fair grade.
The demand was good and no sale stock
Of marketable condition went begging IN
any class. Good prices were paid f. the
stuff received and there was a all times q
good. firm call for the better classes Of