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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

10 cents, and ribs up from to ~ cents.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe, 3; Rock Is
land 3; Missouri Pacific, ..
The out shipments yesterday were three
cars OF feeders received from the south
by Frank Robbins. and later re-shipped
20 Iemple Son at Eureka. There were
in ali l24 head of very fair grade.
There were also shipped out on the
late close one double-deck car Of goats.
part Of the consignment to this market
early in the week. They were billed from
Forrest TO Kansas City.
The Dold Packing company shipments
yesterday We're the heaviest of the week
and week. too, Of unusually heavy con-
signments. There were in all nine cars
handled, three straight car loads Of STAPLE
cuts in the contract line; three cars Of
mixed produce in the joobing department;
two more cars sold and ready for immedi-
ate delivery, and one early car shipped
out on orders from the day before. There
are still booked several more cars on
this weeks business and all VIII be wound
up by tonight. This IS a heavy day. but
fairly indicative OF the growing trade
from the local house, their several sps-
cialties lately improved being winners on
all retail and jObbing markets. Cali
fOrnia hams. White Clover Leaf lard
Dewey Philippine ham sausage and sew
eral more special leaders have lately tax
ed their several departments to supply
the increas sing demand. but nevertheless
the well arranged plans OF the house are
always capable Of turning oout any and
all orders just as fast as received.
J. ". Woods OF ST. Louis was on the
market again yesterday, he being buyer
of hogs for eastern order.
The Stock Yards company have a team
at work grading the drive way leading
up TO the scale alley. This has long
caused trouble and inconvenience whenev-
er il rains. water standing IN pool there.
BY the new improvements this VIII be
filled up and graded so that no more trou-
Bile will follow in the future.
The Union Live Stock Commission COM
The Union Live Stock Commission COM
pany are reftting their office apartments,
placing new outside iron lattice work
about the desk room, making a very at
tractive interior fixture. and adding to
the convenience of customers and pa
irons.
The Dold company yesterday received
1890 new improved sacks and muslin
cases for their Philippine ham sausage.
They are finely lettered and painted.
bearing the legend: Remember the
Name" with the former accepted pla-
cards. They are tasty in design and well
finished
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HOG MARKET STRONG
Light Supply and Quality
Ordinary.
TOPS REMAIN AT S3.45
Cattle Steady With a Light
Line Received,

The Wichita hog market yesterday
Kas stronger and some sales indicated at
least q 21A cents advance It was in ev-
cry respect light day. both in volume
Of receipts On SALE and the quality and
tone Of the market. For the most part
OF the day there were very few offer
lngs Of any sort and these were all from
the local trade. and there was no very
choice stuff on sale at any time from this
branch. II was for the most part a drag
ging market, ALT he various buying ele-
nents being on the ground for hogs
which they could Use. but the supply be-
ing so small there was afforded a very
slight selection. Up to nearly the close
OF the trading there was nothing offered
al all choice, and not very much even or
dlnarily attractive. There was at all
times disposition on the part OF the
buyers to take any hogs on sale which
were anywhere near available and this
LIBERAL spirit was kept up throughout
lie days trading. The only wet blanket
thrown over the trade was the light run
which nearly always has the effect of
-asnating enthusiasm. The demand was
good and the reports by shipping advices
81 late trains bearing stock had the ef-
feet Of keeping al the buyers and COM
mission firms present at the yards long
after dark. ready to DO business should
any appear. Light days invariably pre-
duce this symptom. On days when the
early trade is heavy and active, all the
first arrival hogs are at cnce disposed of
and each succeeding oomer Is promptly
handled and the rule is on the close 10
find ell the hog pens empty and the stock
sold, and business closed early. On the
contrary. on a light day when the de-
nand is strong and the call for hogs
enough firm to make 1t a case of dividing
up among the various buying elements,
all remain at the yards TO be in on the
deal and secure what they want The
receipts yesterday were below those of
the day previous, but slightly above those
OF the same day last week. The average
weight was pounds better than the day
before, and three pounds under the same
day last week. There were jusc TWO top
loads received, and these were about the
same weight, being fairly me iium heavy
hogs, and easily taking the S3.45 top
price, and these both came in late. All
hogs but one light load we're sold al once
some even after dark.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

SHIPPERS AND NOTES

]. /. VandiveeT of Hackney was on the
market with one of the top winners. his
car of medium heavy hogs securing the
high point He also had in another load
which was good enough to take the price
which registered the top Of the bTlk. Both
leads wee Fairly representative IF tie
best hogs offered during the day and
each brought the best price possible.
elem Fairchld. the weu-known stock
man and politician from K!nEman cOun-
y. was a late arrival on the market with
a car of medium heavy hogs, which on
The close took the top price Of the day.
This sale is especially significant in that
Il shows that any hogs arriving at this
market. he they early or late, invariably
receive the same attention.
=. NJ. McCrockln of Derby was on the
=. lrlIet with a car OF medium heavy hogs
which took the top Of the bulk.
Mr. J. &. Day % the Old, reliable firm
Of Day * Youman. Of Alameda, was a
3atc conner with a car load OF light hogs
Of plump grade. and selling after dark
10 Dold AZ a good price These hogs were
fat ana well finished, though little light
IN weight and sold on their merits Mr..
Day says that his section manages 20
turn up q car of marketable hogs about
once iH so often, and this regular sup
ply will. he says. not only continue bur
De cons GUT.-OlN lIlCE6-tSNO from IFN Rfl
The daily comparisons are IS follows:
Yesterday, hops. SIS; bulk. S3.SoQS.95:
average weight. 23S; receipts. f55. For the
Gay previous: Tops. SIS: bulk. $3.50
S45; average weight. go; receipts, 6S7.
For the same day last week. tops. $2.45;
bulk. $S.S5G3 S5; average weight, "a; re-
ce;pts. $50
Other nlsrkets were as follows: Chicago
received ?. coo hogs against y. eo the day
before, ana the market was first gwen
out as steady % weak; and on the close
with this bulletin: There was a sod de-
rnanG for hogs and prices ruled steady
ana unchanged" There were left over
from Thursday 3.7ss hogs The estimated
receipts for today are sona. Kansas city
received lo23e hogs. against 9e6o the day
before. and the market was last given
as STRONG demand, packers ard shippers
active buyers at steady 10 cents higher
prices" =. Louis was steady with $50
hogs received. against > .oo9 the cay be-
fore The provision market was strong
er and active there being a f~Jn demand
and less professional selling either from
hackers or SPECTATORS. Lard closed up
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady,
With a light supply, and all offerings
readily absorbed. the demand being great
'r than the supply. The cattle trade the
past week has been both active and
.lTm. the call being most of the time suf-
7c.ent to readily take in all the sale
.tocll, and prices being in the main high
s compared with other centers. Yester-
cay fen off a little IN receipts and quail
lty of sale stock, but was as firm as at
any time in the week 80 far as demand is
concerned. There were, besides the record
ed sales, three cars Of feeders received
ar the yards by contract, and these were
later forwarded, after feed and rest, TO
their destination in Greenwood county.
More good fat cattle of butcher grade.
and prime feeders, would have met with
welcome reception and sold at the best
market price. The supply yesterday was
only nominal and though light, served
70 establish a representative market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

Saving WOOD, wortins IN ms garden,
walking three times a day to and from rs
place OF busineS-these form part Of TIE
dady routine OF Erwin r. Trit,, Pest
master Of Miidlsi:e,i Centrc, NY. He
Is paSt his ssvendeth e:rh6ay.
Nearly fifty years BLACKSMITH; thirty
two years Justice Of the Peace; three years
town clerk, then postmaster; forty-six yeas
resident Of the town he nov lives ir--
these are th- care outlines Of OSSful lie.
Nr. Tiirp's career Is type. his story
vii &c read with heartfelt sympathy by
thousands. His hearty en5c-ssrnsn. Ct q.
Williams Pink Pulls for Pale Ps,rl. viii
DC echoed by teas OF thousands.
He saidi
IN March. 1892, I was aAseked BY
what | Afterwards learned Vas locomoscr
staKiA-
1.-TWO skillful doctors did everything
they oould for me. ] steadily Became
worse. Was unable TO dress unyscls.
Later could not move even abcu; the
room, oct was carried n my chair.
- gave Up hope TIE doctors gave me
20 encouragement. ] did net expect to live
very long. vas more hElpleSs kaa
baby. ] sank lower and lower.
In june the tide turned! From the
lowest etc, II began to set toward health
and vigor.
"The turning point was a newseapef
a-t;cle.
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che aa Daily Eagle Saturday gor,ime @etobsr Is 1898
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Address COOK REMEDY CO., 1856 Ma.
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LIVESTOCK MARK EFT.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Oct. 14.-Cattle-Receipts
(official,) $500 natives; loo Texans; light
supply, early trading active; prices steady
to 10c higher; advance soon lost; sales
mostly at yesterdays prices. Choice
heavy steers, s5.30Q5.75; medium, s4.S56
80; light weights. S4.65Q5.30; stockers
and feeders, g. 3564. %; butcher cows and
heifers. s.. 7oa4. 80; western steers. s.. 159
4. 90; Texas steers. 50. O0Ge. so; Texas butch
er cows. $2.70q3.20; canning stock, 2.10Q
30
Hog+Receipts, (official) 1920. Strong
demand; packers and shippers active
buyers at steady to &c higher prices.
Heavy hogs. $3.6O9S. 70; mixed, S3.55a3. 90;
lights, S3.5G-3.G5.
sheep-Receipts, Officially 80. Supply
too small to satisfy demands. Killing
stock all the offerings at firm prices. Ma
tive lambs. 81. 25G5. 30; native muttons 81 Is
IA 80; western lambs, s.. 2OG5. 10; range
muttons. S3.S5G4.35; range feeding lambs,
A.JOQ4.G; range feeding sheep. s3.7GQ
40.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Oct. H.-There was fair gen
eral demand for cattle today and prices
ruled steady. the supply being pretty well
taken. Native beef steers, sold at 81 2pG
$50 for common grade to extras. the
greater part fetching 81. 25I5. 60. and com
u4oIl LET II exams ana leo westerns sold
at 81. 00d4.3 30; the stocker and feeder
trade continued active at 50. 0Os74. 50; the
demand being chiefly for moe selected
steers; butchering and canning cattle sold
at better prices and brought s.. 70, while
calves sold at "a 5p9J4 So
There was good demand for hogs and
prices ruled steady and unchanged at
S3.55dS. SEA. for common to fancy hogs
the greater part changing hands at 81 5
Q9.S0. Very few pigs went below 500
and sales were largely at s. se93 50
Offerings for sheep and lambs were well
taken at SS.60d4 50; choice 20 fancy year
iings brought 81 5S14. %: western range
sheep. were wanted ct 8 so: feeders sell
ing actively at $4,000 30; lambs SOLD
brskly at 81. 500. 80 for common I'D 70
60GGs x for choice to prime hocks. choice
range lambs selling around $50 Feeding
lambs were in active demand at 81 safD
SIS
Receipts-Cattle 500: hogs 1900: sheep
7.oO0
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Oct. 14-Cattle-Recsipts. J.
native shipping steers, s4.70QS. IS: light
G5.25; stockers and feeders. $. 5ell4. %;
cows and heife-s. s. on34 &: Texas and
Indian steers. S3.ltdS 3; COWS and heif-
ers. S3.@G3.3 30.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady:
Workers. s.. 6G375: packing. s.. 70GS g;
butchers, 8. Solf3. 30.
Receipts 100; market active:
steady and unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
An Old Mans
Last Hope.

Made helpless as a BABY ~ dreadful s<,ps6r ~
ease he read Of hke ks ozss, and had csessH
fafts 10 foLlo1D tie example ii set kin. Noy 10 a.
himself Gn example to others ado sns6syeE ESs1
disorders Of the neyzeas sysfsm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
BANK CTEARINGs

New York. Oct 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings a. eighty-nine cities for the
week ended October Il. with The percent
age OF increase and decrease ne com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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DRY GOODS 1IARkEr

New York Oct I4-In STAPLE cottoas
q quiet market was reported today Ex-
port sheet.ngs and drills have shown
some Improvement during the week, but
hardly enough 20 make the trading lively
The GuieJCde which prevails = re Sl.1a
de-na and has proved a sreas drawback 70
business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

wssh;ng,oz- .. c OF i<--odzy's
Statement g me coa5l-ion q TIE treasury
Shows; AvAIlzs,s czs- balA7.. 10. -siS-
ls; SOD reserve. sex, 72E&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
GRAIN ARD PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago grain and provision markets.
furnished by r. l. Bosrick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and y. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank Telephone l67.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
81. 330U0

4Obd-S e-oS-clfS4S -
'Not included in totals because contain
ing other tens than clear.ngs.
--Not included IN totals because Of no
comparison for last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

Opportunity makes snort calls. when OF.
Weekly.
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Capital Stock $3.50 90. Paid Up.

II you want Stockeys or Feeders. write
SIS Reasonable advances. Experienced
salesmen IN each department Cattle,
hogs and Sheep. Telephone Is4s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
oofrE- And >ucAE MARKET

$s~ York. Oc.- = -Crf;es-Op; sus
opened s.ea5T a. sachSaEsz grfces = 2
p-o---s 1.,c.lEs -L=L sal-iy Sc-lTs b1t
seesSy Ezt>r foreign s..rE sd 1s-zv-
pointing E1r0psaz azG B-sz.Ean czolss
-o-0unrs vf;A 20 io>2I sDecgla;tTe z,rvsort
ART so. buyers Ill iFa1.-s-~-. cscsss
va price, u casrre< - Eve pS<rts ,oE-
- s@les. SaoD S2Ss- Octoosr g - =
: Ste-E5e-. - a. 50. 20 qzle-. Ealiz
cz.sl
SaEzr-Rar H-n. szsr -.1zz-x. : r-l.c
rs-.xifuEd = ;e~-. 7-SSS<.c. zoil<sss
~ "a 60 reE-es ss<a1y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15
Open. High Low. /! Close.
CASH GRAIN

December wheat .644 Ssh
Curb December wheat, S6qe51sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-15

9fAtssc- VS. O. I-1C--zro- 50
ass4 today aS2oias~. Ez.I CE5oszz 70 ;as
csc % state i1rz-2s5oe eozz.<E05s- =
,l1es CT ". A Frfcxa reGgzA1
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
&obcsI 1862.

Stdnoinapisn 4msirtd Gtnitns
Camper "0orge" anton til ajsbens
,huOn | Srsoags.
49, 5rsodg uomsritreoss | q. pdul
bet 14oe Winn. REQ. Dol. al be 5ors
eneos Stdtsrs 2iensite. og Der meogit
$4,000 til llobstaling al SoIodtsrs
mes 3ilgobebapenoe.
&pitopmaalirger | 4luIid 'ioite
CONNER bar gOotgiort. at be 5ors
snsoe Stuter bar $500 apuoratmil
mere 2anoomrddoe oeo YutonNooens
llols6, eno man Tor bar bdOt Reoe
pdd.
- SOIepb 8iibop, en- II Mar gam
mel Neqer0ut, blep forleoen Dag
brdgt op for 9ommer Wdrtin | 6bts
cago og fortalte 9ommeren, at ban
bdooe oGret pua Rsiis ct belt aar ior
at ndu 6bicago. Gutten bar iommen
lige fra Snbian territory og d~rreitea
rsoe8 Snsbng aften. bd ban bapoe
la9t iig til at iope i en- Ydagaos.
Sommeren gdo BAN en- Dollar al i'm
egen CONNIE og lob BAN 9dd.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
5orifieuiet.

- Dilmot ital life lGnger. p9rs
Gountpi9be i Roberts Gountp, g. ..
Deb iioitafbolbts 9alg If Sisietpn
rGiten fire 8ange iaa mango Stemz
mer iom Wilmot.
- Gn Stolebpguing, Der Ital opfsz
res pua 54tb 81. % Union gpe. / Gns
glepoob, Gbicago, oil blips optalot sfs
ter Selten peo Manild. Mlr. 9epep
bar egenbanoig i~trsoet ct grsp til
Stolens 5ruitier mso 5at for Sps
mRrtiombebeu.
Sperbaaosmdnoss State Osborn
W. 9eisnan. ION bar mso !So6Ipn
pda "Werrimuc," pil faa Qogdng til
Ssatabemist og berfra tunns ipinge
iig op til MurinsoHicer, bOis ct Sop,
iorilas, Tom til ben Gnoe sr unoer
uour6eioelis, gaar igjennsm. 0sigs
nan bar nemltg q aar iioitlsosn Re
bruur Os tan life giUes 2tOsang til
ataoemiet paa anben Waaoe. u. 6.
Saser. &ongresmuno fra 9bs Soma
9iitritt, bar tasst zig al Susen, Oa
ban Ear lopst gorssrne / Studrt. al
ban pil lasse bet frem for tommsnos
strengthening. vi Sendtorsr bar
aaiion os Scar loust Jorilasst i'm
Siette.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22

meo, bar henoes intimeite 9eninoe pu
pleleoe benoe unoer bsnoes iioIte Snos
bonn. CHARLES Qlorib er en- at be
beoit tienote og melt dsteoe Neno /
Soma, itripes fra Oes Moines. Sios
Ing | 50zNdrene Tom ban til oenne
Stat og bar pGret / Qpisiorretnins
gen euer Iignenoe geItiqftigelie bet
me'te at Stoen. San er tienot oper
belle Sdnoet iom en- flint Srnit6oloa
eller 6u8lstjenber. San g~runola9oe
Soma 9iitoricGl Department paa en-
photographic amling, Iom ban Itofz
feoe tilpeie o9 bar Iuppleret for egen
Hegning. gu / hans 69oe gdr bar
Staten label puabegpnoe SpfcrelIen
al en- Spgning, ipm Itul toite $780,
900 og ~inoeboloe bans Samlinoer.
TnslriiSs aine / Siour 6is.
Spo Sun Clubs oorli0e 'Suoles
itponing afIluttsoes Sborsoao SITTER.
miooag. 5reoag bar Der 9eobe,
maalsitponing for tore SnoIatIer.
Seierberren / 5ugIeItponinger blep
Rusieu alein fra Spirit 2ate. :
StioeItponin0en panot Charles Sum
ter, Siour Gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
9llt,tpis.
Sohn Sohnion bill blue brnst.

Sobn SobniOn, Tom mproeoe Bal
laro SobnIon peo en- Dams NOR 9rdpe
Street, ben 5te Mai ioar, blso 3borss
bag 5ormiooag / 0dnpiQe bsmt til
at hanges. Sans MeoItploige, Wurs
tDn, iii Ia Mars 5ugt6usItrdf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
MtnnrJptu.
Suuas getrrion / Sca &iua cr nah.

s en- Gloer al SO Nor osoe ,Sonas
peterIor / Reo @inq IioItleoen Sirss
bag. Ifoeoe baooe oreoet Sorrstning
Der / 9pen / opimoo 40 4ar.
Ora Rso 8ing berettes iumtibi9,
at 8eor9e poit bsoe iamme Dag /
Wacouta / en- Qloer al 81 Qdr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
NfbruTku.
SrGrieil0.

s 0iron, Rod og 9ropn Gouns
ties bar Yr9riebranoe | fulo Sang
iibite Snsbag. Gnorme Wangber al
aprn pg 5urmmuitineri, mango SuIe
os llobp9ninssr og me9et ap9g er
Itrsgst meb. Sabet fan lite bers9nss
meb nogen 9isbeo; men bet gaar op /
man9folbige 5uIinoer. Sngen Mens
neitelio er bog gauet tabt, iaupiot man
peo. Den n1pnte Dag raiebe Sloen
fr.moeles meo uforminbftet Stprte.
cmabanohiainsrn iurtiGtter n9fs Mar.
Deb ct Wasiemeoe at Smabas
9Orssrs Sborsbas often blsp bet for
melt beIluttet, at 5ransmisIisiippis
ll~oitiGingen ituloe forti9ttes / 1899.
De ns~bpenbige Mibler er allerebe till
peiebragt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
5un Hukptn.
srel Cliun ifnot % npbelig iaarct.

Gn ung Oattsr at Samss Sipiit /
Horolanb reiite for nogen 3to iioen
fra Siemmet og began zig til Dahpes
ton | Pprbs9 atota. Mr. Spift, Der
aneoe llraao, fulgte eiter Yigen pg
bsntebs benoe biem. Sun bupoe pans
tet iammen meo en- ung Wtano peo
Hapn grel Slion, og Spift tom unz
oerpeir meb, at SHon bapoe leoet
benpe pdd Ifpeie. San trueos enoog
meb at Itpbe Slion, iaainart ban fit
Sie paa ham. Paa 9alsoasen msbs
tes be. Sisblittelig trat Spiit jim
Repolper og affpreoe fem Club mob
Slion. 30 at Sfubpene trdf, ct / Den
bsire 4rm % ct / hsire Srpit. Slion
bapoe osiaa Repolper paa fig %
Itisb ligeleoes fem Stub, boordf bog
fun bet enc traf Stpift / Saanosn o9
aiitjso en- Singer. Dillon blep oeoes
Tia iaaret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-22
yauotcs bpo pna Wntru.

2iget at en- utienot Mano, formcs
oentlis 6. 9. Sanpquiit fra Barron.
Wis., families tiolia Snspag Morgsn
/ 8oben paa S%iernet at 5ourtb og
gfb Streets / glittin. If en- Bog,
Ipm families / 2ommen, ldoer bet til,
at Manosn / forrige Maaneo bapoe
p9rst / Cumberland, Wis.; men ingen
bar funnel iise, enten hans Nupn CT
SanbquiIt elsr GnoerIon. S en- Hus
tiSbog fob neote9net aoresisn til
Oscar 2inbsren, 3O3 18th ape. G.,
Minnedpolis. Gproneren dngap
SsbsuarIaeen at bore Sjertefeil. Der
bar insen W9rter paa Soloiombeo
at opbass. bporfor 2i9ipn lite a~nIaaes
pdatrGpet, og gegrapelien fanot Stec
ON Gftermiboaoen.