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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-14

oats-sept. oo4sc; Dec. soc; May SO.
Pork-Sept. $S.55; Oct ss.55; Dec. sS.65;
Jan. s945.
Lard-sept. $3.50; Oct $50; Dec, sAs5:
Jan. s.. o21z.
Ribs-sept. ss.35; Oct s5.s24s: Dec. SASS;
Jan. A.65g4S71a
Chicago, IL, Sept B-Cash grain: No.
red wheat. 65Izc; No. 3. 62Gs+7zc; No. Z
hard. 622 qs3c: No. 3, s1GS257c; No. 2
spring, 6l1agS3c; No. 3, 61qs4c; No. north
ern spring s51zc-
No. 2 corn 301zc; No. 3, So74c; No. oats
211ec; No. 3, &c.
Flax-CaSh. northwest s11ac; No. g. Sec:
Oct, Sc; Dec. sS1zc; May Sic.
Chicago. III. Sept 13-Butter-Firn /;
creameries 1491s1zc; diaries u12G16c.
physically; fresh 1211d13c.
Live poultry-Steady; spring chickens
1cql01zc; hens sQ81zc; ducks 7QSc; tur-
keys 7qsc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Sept 13-wheat-92
cents higher; active: No. hard. sc; No.
2. 611zGs3c: No 5. 526G6oc; No. 9 red s4q
Sc; No. 8. 531eGs0c; No. 2 spring 58c; No.
3, 50 cents.
Corn-Scarce. steady; No. mixed,
sAG1ac; No. 2 white. PC; No. 3. 27lzQ2Sc.
Oats-Firm, active; No. white 2612c,
Rye-No. / 42c.
Hay-Active, about steady.
Butter-Steady; separator 161zG181zc;
dairy Ice.
Egg-steady. 111io.
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. B.-Receipts s. cars.
Wheat-Higher. No. 2 red, cash. elevator.
CSC; track. $3.50; Sept 65zc; Dec. As9
64Ac; May $3.50 bid; No. hard cash, 61g
s213o.
Corn-Weak, heavy; No. cash. 2e14c
Sept. 2S1zc bid; Dec. 281zq9sc; May SG1s
asked.
OaU-Firm; No. cash. &c bid; track
PC; Sept, 22c; May % bid; No. white. Ac.
Rye-Higher, A14c.
Flaxseed-Steady, ssc.
Pork-Higher. standard mess Jobb.ng.
sS.6211
Lard-Better. prime steam, $3.50; choice
81 g.
Butter-scarcs and higher; creamery,
1Sq22c: dairy 14Q1so.
Eggs-Stesdy. 1910, loss OF.
NEW YORK
New York. Sept. IS-Receipts rs 775
bushels. No exports LAB, 400 Spot firm;
No. red 12csc; T. o. D. afoat to arrive.
Options closed unsettled at tzG1Hc adj
cluded No. red September, closed ss5sc;
December closed 66sc.
Corn-Receipts 90 SIS bushels; exports
i 30S bushels. Spot steady, 354sc Z. 0. b.
aioat. Options at first were stronger on
cables and covering, but finally yielded
TO the late break in wheat and closed
easy at &c net decline. September closed
34Isc; December 345sc.
Oats-Receipts 239, 600 bushels; exports
80 900 bushels. Spot firm; No. Csc; No. 2
white. 28c. Options entirely nominal and
without an official close.
Butter-Receipts SsT packages; firm;
western creamery 1H2Q20c; Elgins zoe;
factory u14114o.
Eggs-Receipts 1855 packages; firm.
1912 cents.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Sept. 13-Wheat-Firu, $50
117d higher. September IS lad; December
5s 414d; March IS 47sd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-14
DICK SAYS IT'S ALL RIGHT
Hes BEING Treated in Hospital a.
Well - Home

Ps-ry. o. 7, sept I--fs7ec5aI TIE
following lsttsr has beez received from
Rough Rider SEzuzseft lis t-sarr-.e-t =
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BUGLER DID The BUSINESS
Charge At San Juan HfIl HasOrd ored
Mifhnrf Auth oritN

Cincinnati. Sept L3-A1 Evansville.
md special % -hs Enquirer. says
". G. Thurman q TIE Slxta Regiment.
wEo 5 aow AZ his home = thls city re-
covering from . wound. SAYS TIE charge
a. san Juan Hi was Ire work os . bug
Ter
Whs1 the S.xtth and Sixteenth Infantry
hs6 gained = poiat O - yards from ,.s
1ro2- q tae hill af-er 6 series @ s7o--
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6r= and load They we're szt CT re
ground awaiting TIE huzle cal 70 make
suo-1sr rush. Suddenly re notes rang
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HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Better Supply and Fair
Quality In.
TOPS REMAIN AT $3.50
Cattle Market Steady and a
Good Line of offerings,

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
again cents higher. with a good deal
better day, ali things considered, than
Monday. The receipts were considerably
better. and the quality very good The
receipts were nearly the same as a week
ago yesterday, and the average weight
eight pounds under week ago. The quail
ity as compared with the day before was
not so good. though the receipts on the
latter day were so light as to make the
Two days hardly comparable, The tops
were the same for the two days s. IS,
and the bulk about the same. The bust
ness was done scatteringly all through the
day instead Of in spurts as is usual. All
the car lots came IN in good season. and
all the business Of the day was done up
earlier than usual when there is a fairly
good run. There were four cars weighed
up and the last one was wound up early
and the scales closed, as nothing more
was reported or in sight. The car stuff
was Of very fair quality and was readily
absorbed about as soon as yarded, and
the demand was firm enough 10 have tax
en as many more All grades were eager
" sought and the call was about as good
for the lights and underweights as for fat
killing hogs. The DOld company were
keen bidders for the best OF the fat hogs
and took all in sight. The wagon trade
was just fair. better than the day before,
but not heavy for an ordinary day. The
grade for this branch was inclined to be
common in the main, although there was
some lots which sold around 1876 that
were Of better weight and sold we'll The
dockage was light the top load being
clear and straight The better supply
yesterday had the effect Of stimulating
the trade and the market was active and
firm, the demand being as good with the
added receipts as when lighter. There
was more interested feeling and buyers
and sellers alike felt an enthusiasm as
natural as pronounced Most Of the cars
sold straight, only one having any cut
outs, and these latter selling strong for
their grade. The better showing yester-
day gives color to the prediction made
Monday night that the rest OF the week
would show a good record.
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COTTON

New York. Sept 13.-The cotton market
opened dull at unchanged prices and for
the rest Of the forenoon speculation was
stupid with fluctuations limited 10 mat
ter OF two points. Numerous complaints
Of rust and shedding in the Atlantic states
and too much rain in the central portion
o fthe belt were offset by an Indifferent
set OF cables from the Liverpool market
Selling was checked by light port receipts
today's movement promising TO reach less
than 1900 bales. Scalpers operated in a
half-hearted way on both sides of the &C
count.
Spot closed dull and easy; niddling up
lands 13-16c; middling gulf Lie; sales
rs bales. Futures closed quiet; Sept 551 /;
October $50; November 557; Decemb Der 561;
January 565; February 55s; March 572:
April 575; May SIS; June ISL.
Galveston. Tex, Sept. 13.-Cotton-Stea-
dy. Ills asked.
New Orleans. Sept I3-Cottou-steady:
middling 5 7-l6.
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Price. SI.oo.

clearing weather ard sllEh1y wzrTDsrs
Tas riyes r. vsrv ios. Il fse- On -
gauge
Thus "a sfis uuoath n. sv-rsxs ten
psrstgrs has been g. Ger-e~s
For ~ pag: zen years ~ average tszs~
psrztslrs for ths month - srp>erab-E Has
been = sezTee1 ar f9= fas 30 1sy -
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OkisA0raa AZ TA-stss Ts-Tfto-y-Part-
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They Have Much Nampum and the
Tribe Gains Many Braves

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept 11.--At today's
session OF the NsGonsl couacn u Red
Men ne financial committee made Is Re-
port II showed reeefpts from Al sources
"a. 50. expenditures Tor al purposes "a
54s. balance % hand. .lg.s1a
Ire permanent fund amounts % g -
Charles s. Co1ioy, E-eaE chisf q records
IN his report shows. Total receipts 8 rs
g19: paid Tor relief q members. fgs =
re3lef ot T11ows ard orpas-s. =. ig7. bur
"a = the dad 81. 4ifs other expense seaz. p
e2s, investments g. ~. a. tr-bas f,elra
sI74: total worth 3 1s9.g77. Ore year
aEo The total 1asu5ersazD wzs lss.zzs Now
Il IS Ig2e 80
During ne afternoon ssEsio1. BIS wsrs
made f3r ire convention b. Houston.
Texas: Denver. HEEaake.. Bu9z-e. A.
iaziic City ard yvasAlaKtou- To sent
meat seems % Dc r favor q ,Es .zsi
named p.Ace-
IRE sasiooa question Genes - t5r 90
si1sr@t-oa ton9rrow
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TO punish the man, but to compliment
him and get him a promotion Il possible.
Then tte man was pointed out By his will
ling companions. He was Bugler Schroe-
der, OF ehe Sixth Infantry. He received
the Communication OF E!s chief modestly
The fact that Bugler Schroeder ordered
the charge was not noised about, but the
men IN the brigade knew it. and IL was
comon talk with than He was q hero
with them, for they considered his &C;
the only ching to DO. At each snort rush
more men we're falling AS they nea-ed
the foot OF the hill the Spanish FIRE was
getting more deadly and demoraEziag.
The order to charge would doubles have
come from the commander after few
more short rushes and rest. but BugleE
Schroeder FASTENED matters
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Queensland comblng sc.
DRY GOODS MAR EFT

New York Sept 13-There was a fair
trading today in nearly all lines Of dry
goods. Buyers IN town are numerous, al
though individual takings were not heavy
There was the usual Tuesdays record for
mail orders. The operations in print cloths
were not heavy. Buyers have apparently
satisfied their pressing needs. The strong
position Of sellers they refuse 10 part
with cloths except as spo,) kept buyers
from operating in some degree. CONVEX
tiers are not now heavy operators in the
market Coarse co,o-ed cotto1s showed
generally poor results.
In kid-fnished can5r-cs and. in fact.
in all grades OF Innings. the market was
Cflier
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crowded a. the general hospital az Mon
tsuk that they moved the strongest 20 The
hospitals IN Brooklyn and New York.
They moved me with others 20 the 81
Johns hospital I get good care here. 50
you need not worry.
I am going 20 get a Through when
get well enough. unless we are 6i.charE-
e before that time and Will stop az
LswiBburg. I wish I was good and we'll
and / tell you 7 would bs enjoying spp.es
peaches and grapes ard aii The rest Ok
them, but fruit IS just what 7 viii have
10 &c slow on.
rr~-ty rrr.N~a--r-r
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COFFEE AND SUGAR ,IARKEr

New York. Sept. 2-CoGe-Options op-
eued steady at unchanged prices. ruled IL
active with weak undertone- declining 5
points under Iocsl pressure following dis
appointing European and Brazilian cables,
absence OF speculative support aud de-
cline n spot prices, selling checked BY
small movement st Rio and Santos and
low prices for futures
Closed easy, unchanged to z points low
81. Sales 80 hays including Septen-
her $5.oo: October $. -: Spo--Rio quiet a.
decline; No. : tnvo.cs SO; No. : jobbiag
CSC: mid quiet and steady.
SuEz--S-ronE; fair refining 5 t1-lsIS-sc:
centrifugal. g tesc A.: uoisssss s $3.50
SSc. Refined strong.
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LIVE STOCK MARRET
CHICAGO.

NG111AGO.
Chicago. Sept 13-There was q fairly
active demand for cattle today but prices
showed no particular change. Choice
steers s5.25d5.65; medium 81. 25q45o; beef
steers 50. 90q450; stockers and feeders 500
G460; bulls 81. 2594.0o; cows and heifers
s.. 59d3.S0; calves S4.0oGT25; western rang
ers s.. 856450; fed western steers 81 0oG5 40;
Texans S3.25G490.
There was an excellent packing and
shipping demand for hogs and prices kept
strong. Fair TO choice S3.s21444lo; pack
ing lots So 50d3.s0; butchers $4,000 05;
lights 3:7Gd465; pigs g 90a3.9o
The market for sheep stood the strain
Of liberal supply better than might be
expected, but offerings that were not good
in quality ruled weak with sales a de-
clining prices. Western rangers 81 O0G4 %;
native sheep s2.75G450; poor TO choice
lambs So 75I6.15; western lambs 45oQ5. 20;
feeders A,50G475.
Receips-Cattle 5000; hogs 20 900; sheep
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. official. s, 80 natives, 2505 Texans
Supply largely range stock and sold at
good values. Desirable killing and feed
ing cattle strong TO 10c higher Common
quality steady. Choice heavy steers s. 20
5:35; medium sAsGd5.2o; lights s4.10G5, Is;
stockers and feeders So 55d5. 90; butchers
cows and heiters 81. S5G47 western steers
s.. 45d4 s.; Texas steers s3.0564&: Texas
butcher cows *2s0Q3.3O; canning stock
s. 25d2S0
Hogs-Receipts official, .5.445. Vigorous
demand Packers and shippers active
buyers at 5q1oc higher prices. Heavies
50. S0td3. 9212 lights SO. 60G3.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. official. 22e0 Light
supply, mostly common quality. range
stock, fairly active, steady prices. Range
lambs 81 40G465; range muttons s3.50d4 IS:
range feeding lambs 81 25g4-65; range feed
ing sheep $3-5oQ3.s5; stock ewes So. 4oG3.75.
ST LOUIS
St. Louis. No, Sept. 13.-Cattle-Receipts
:. 900. including 1900 Texans. Market stea-
dy; native shipping steers "a 60Q5. 65; light
and dressed beef and butcher steers s3.I5
d5.15; stockers and feeders 81. 50d4. So: cows
and heifers s.. 01a4S so. Texas and Indian
steers s3.15Q4O0; cows and heifers $4,000
$50
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market SC higher.
Workers s3.9cG4. %; packers s3S5g3 IS;
s4Oo7405.
sheep-Receipts 1900. Market fairly
steady
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WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. 13-The past week has
shown considerab bic dullness in the wool
market here. The dealing in territory
woods show small sales at ruling prices.
while the same IS noted n the sale OF
fleeces. Australian woods are held strong,
but sales are almost nil. Quotations:
Uuwashed medium-Missourl quarter
blood comb,ng 2lG22c; Missouri three
eighths blood. combing &c; braid combing
20c.
Texas wools-Spring medium. z months
15GISc; secured 1880; spring fine u
months. I76lSc; secured 47G4Sc.
Territory wools-Montana fine medium
and fine 14G17c; secured 4794Sc; staple 50
752c; Utah, Wyoming. etc. hne medium
apd fine 14Gl6c; secured 47G+sc; staple SOC
Australian secured basis combing. So
perhne 7eG72c; good 65G6Sc; average SO
CSC.
Queensland cOmbing &c
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Portland. 8s-. sep 2-Tas races AZ
Ragoy today sers asc81ee n ere. two.
th-ss orcer. W.T. I'd fez<uFs - s-@1Al en-
tersst- Tae stteGSzacs "a. F-n1l3 Es-
Ezts.
AZ class --ot. purse sz-s19-2Ee-ti Pat
terson won = s-rz4zat sezta Tszae zo=.
- 80 Etzz-1soaletts. sssa3a4. s-s-
prsTlseooe. tha-G s1e-sss. Cthe1. war
rez Guy Ge1ers-. C1ertz. Cessasa. 81
sette. EHsee~ aas Tlalara1 sas stared
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Ezz--lecsz. se-ozs. .. T. o. tHFs Es-z
serszans Percy. ElnEeaol1. ssersa1ker.
I1lllaa os1-za-k. f1srazs an4 Gesrrs ASA
s.z<as1
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LOCAL UEATmER

Ez se- = L
Esoza5 soreass - p sss AS sse1rsf ~
= s41eaz1g. s4lr A-3 @ uar@sr
T--rEE tas pact t@easg -.91r kazrs ere
szaest sszssssaters h1s seea = degrees.
1se lgweas &. ard EAe zsean g wsla
ss2es q s&Sz = 80 Essrasn. .s.a0ssss :.
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Appointed By the President.

Washington. Sept THE president to-
day appointed Fra-g e Ramsey O: Izano.
United States marshal for the district CO
IDAHO and CSla-,ss Il Ss-sezoy. % west
Virginia, surveyor os customs tor The p3rt
o. MhsaIirE W. VI.
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Western League

At Kansas City-First game
Kansas city ........1o22 IN :
Columbus ...........0 0O0I01oe-2 :
Batteries-Pardee and Wilson; Gupa-
trick and Buckley.
Second game
Kansas City ........oo20 03o'-1l I 0
Columbus ..-..-.....0 0 Ole 20 :
Al ST. Joseph-Detrolt and St. Joseph
won one each Of the two games played
today.
Detroit ...............2ooo5o0ol-sls :
s.. Joseph .......-....o oo00I0I-5 0
Batteries-Briggs and Bueiow; Dauo and
Wilson
Second game
81. Joseph ...........o10 01IoI! :
Detroit ........-......00 0 0 90I0I - Q
Observation-Disclosures and McCaaley:
Beam and BgeIow-
81. Joseph. No. Sept 1S--The last series
OF Western League bali games 20 have
been played here between the s. Josep5s
and M.lwaukees Sepcnber :, = and -
VIII be transferred 20 Milwaukee. The
league season wiz close here September
=. WITH Indianapolis. Al eEl-- S beng
made % secure one II the Indianapolis
Kansls CITY exhibition games Tor St
Joseph
s. Pzct-St- Paul-T-5ianapo-ss game
POSTPONED. ran.
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The cattle market was steady with a
better run Of offerings and the quality
mixed. John Hesseu of Cheney had in a
steers and cows which sold to Robbins.
DoId took all the available butcher stock
and could have used more. Everything
offered was taken and at steady prices.
RE-pP Is NJ, 4 TIVE, : IL E-s
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CeeI-r Meather neIn. Rarar.i.

De5han. Mass. sept 2-Hoa. Thomas
2 Bay2rt passed q cozto-faa.e 7ig1.
and today his condition vas reported
about me same as yesterday The cool
weather has helped tae pzLen; bu- & IS
rnought NJ Bzyar5 w.u X uaz5la =
survive dis present Illness
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bASE BILL

| BALTIMORE 3-5; NEW YORK 10.
/ New York, Sept 13-The Orioles took
/ two games from the Giants. The first
was won by opportune hitting and good
base running. Errops and inability to hit
Nops lost the second game. Score: First
game
New York ...........0O O000O1o l
Baltimore ............0O0 I00101-31 10 /
Batteries-New York. Rusie and War
ner; Baltimore. hitsOn and Robinson
Umpires, Swartwood and Warner.
Second game
Baltimore ..............4 0 0 0 0 0 Q-5 0
Called on account. Of darkness. Batter
ies-New York, Doheny and Warner; Bal
timore. Nops and Robinson Umpires,
Warner and Smartwood.
CHICAGO 4; PITTSBURG O.
Pittsburg, Sept. 13.-Pittsburg got only
one man as far as second base. and ne
reported It in the ninth inning. Woods
gave one hit in the second and one in the
ninth. His excellent support saved him
in many instances. Attendance 100.
Score:
Pittsburg .............cO 100000 8
Chicago ............2o1 01O0O- /
IL - CAT ~ -44EE anu bow
erman. Chicago, Woods and Chance.
Umpire, Emsiie.
PHILADELPHIA 5; BOSTON J.
Philadelphia, Sept. 13.-BOston played a
sloppy fielding game this afternoon and
Philadelphia won easily. Attendance
? 253. Score:
Philadelphia ....2SO0000o.5 SIS
Boston ................o11 oO10Q-3
Batteries-Phlladelph Orth and Nc
Fariand Boston, Nichols and Bergen
Umpires, Ganney and Smith.
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sEABoARD DEFENsES.
Fully Prepared tn Cope With Any
Fleet within Range.
New York Sun

y generation has passed since our coun-
try was a war. and some % the current
anx.eties expressed as 10 the safety Of the
sea coast suggest the fact. One Of thu
latest alarms. for example, comes from
Little Egg harbor, which thinks IL may
be selected as an object % attack by
Spanish feet.
While there should be 10 relaxation IN
the fogtiications Of the seaboard. especiai-
~ since perfecting It's fixed defenscs VIII
release the ships for moving after the
sipaniards. Il may quiet approximations 10
observe a few facts. SPANS only base on
this side or the Atlantic Is IN Cuba and
Porto REQ, and her forts there will prob
ably be blockaded or captured To
imagine that she has not only her own
peutasusar coasts secure, but also those OF
Cuba and Porto RICO, 50 t1at. with n navy
far inferior TO ours her chief occupation
Will brs patroiing oar northern coasts. now
demonstrating against the forts that shut
Up the eastern end OF Long Island sound.
Dow tossing shGlIs here ard there among
the New Jersey watering places. and ncw
pOk!Gg far up the Delaware In calm re-
gardsAsness of distractions and ~ res. IS
to pay q very high compliment 20 her
proves Such a notion. Of course. NAT
only suppose5 the annihEat!ou or nsessss-
ness OF our OWN fest. bat some Tnyssegi-
Gus way OF obtaining supplies OF fuel ard
ammunition.
When ye consider the absolute necessity
81 directing naval attacks only upon points
Of ztrateyjc consequence. since il - fo.@y
= waste coal and even Yro3ectiles In at
ten,lon To anything else. the chances or
the obstruction Of any particular sae %