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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-13
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Jer Houston. Of onca City, was a ship
per of medium light hogs on the early
market
The santa Fe railroad IS replacing their
old rails with new steel rails. making
their road bed very fine. The district
through the stock yards Is all laid and the
work is.n0w laid as far as Douglas ave-
nue. from Newton. and when completed
viii extend TO Purcell.
\ car Of dressed lumber for the box fac
tory department of the Dold company IS
being unloaded az the north docks.
\ car load of mixed packing house pro-
ducts was shipped 20 the south Easter-
day from the Dold works.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows. Chicago looked for 2l0o0 hogs. re-
ceIved 1900. with 900 left over. The
market was quoted as fairly active. and
20 10 cents higher The last bulletin
was: There was strong local and ship
ping demand for the Hight supply Of hogs
and BUYERS had TO scramble ID get any"
The estimate for today is 1900 Kansas
City received .665 hogs. against -0.0o0 the
day previous. and the market was quoted
as opening active and 5 10 u cents higher
and closing weak 4 later bulletin read:
Vigorous demand caused prices % ad-
vance about u 10 Is cents s. Louis
had in 40o6. against 5000 the day before.
and The market was active and 10 cents
Eigler. Provisions started strong from
q good cash trade over night and higher
prices for hogs AT the yards, but weak
ere5 -owa I'd the close br free selling BY
packers. The two leading articles closed
about ~ cents lower.
Mr.. Everett Bach-eI. Of the Doid COM
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COTTON

New York. Aug E-Thec otton mar
ket opened steady with prices unchanged
10 Two points higher on scattered local
covering. but almost Immediately broke
5 20 points under bear aaumericS. local
liquidation and some foreign selling
Speculation was spasmodics2ly sctIvs6ur-
ing the early part % tire session. bu- as
the morning progressed interest laPse5
and scatpers gained control Of the market.
Shorts selling was Induced BY q better
weather nap than noted IN soma tine.
Spot cotton closed quiet: m.ddung up
lands. S lis; mid5Iiug gulf. SIS; sales
$50 bales. Futures quiet and steady.
August. 5-S1; september. IS. October.
SIS; November. IS; Deceuber. SO; jan
uary. SIS; February. IS: March. So
April 5GS; Nay. SOS
Galveston, Aug L-Cotton-Ste25y
T-lsc-
Sugar-Raw strong; held higher, far re-
daing. 81: centrifugal. 5 test. SO; sales
small OF account @ scarcity OF ssl-ers Re
fined firm and active
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me-t n TIE street nor - seeenoca paid
10 cre steadiness OF exchange ard the
postponemeut OF gold 1nportatscns, for
me present az least The principal lac
eors were The growing certainty thSt the
spania-ds ~1uld submit 20 peace terms
lad down By our administration and more
reports that the spring wheat crop was
no, damaged aid that there rad been
much exagge-a,ioa IN the report OF de-
crease in tire crop yield. Recent rains
az the west dad done much - dlssipats
the u1t2vorable notions o. chess matters
and n work was eomplsted By TIE ex-
cep1onaIly favorable character CO the
Wednesday last The belief Sh2t railroad
trafic and earnings ~ rhe west viii Be
on q par with those q the past year has
made re granger stocks the feature OF
TIE market This has reduced the spec
uiat1ve attention paid % the lnduStrlals
and caused slight declines Il the recently
active speculaSives OF this class. On the
other hand, tie activity OF the general
marke; and the bulish tone and temper
have facilitated movements IN minor
socks and aeglsnted parts Of tie LIST, while
the inevitable accomplishments % bun
m2rk.t-reports OF various railroad con-
b.natioas and OF increases in dividends
have not been lacking. Nor has ne bond
department been negsected- Tue invest
ment buying IS large and IS supplement-
ed BY more or less speculation in bonds.
Governments were strong. though the
old issues receded fractionaliy OK resal.z-
ing. but the new per cent war bonds
AFTER a slight reaction, recovered 70 loo's
TIE railroad bond hst has ben strong
and active. new records having been uada
n many issues and especial interest Gas
been taken in Dr. cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-13

with the government report OF al IN
changed condition as result Of July
weather. but this is partly due 10 COM
plants OF 100 much rain since August l.
the date OF the government report Signs
mat eastern markets are about 90 ex-
perience some Of the improved demand
reported a. rhe west are more additional
favorable features.
Evidences Of increases in business at The
east are beginning 20 appear. Business
at the west is, II anything, more active
than last week. dry goods. clothing. boots
and shoes, groceries, hardware, lumber
and hats and caps all sharing in the
swelling fall demand. On the Pacific
coast business Is relatively best in Ore
gon and Washington
Cereal exports are OF a satisfactory vol
ume and are still ahead Of last seasons
liberal movement. Wheat shipments for
the week, including -four as wheat, aggre-
gate 4.3S6595 bushels. as against ALI. 3D.
bushels last week and compared with
4460 SIG bushels in the corresp onding week
Of 1897, 2635. 2l5 bushels in 1885, 1874. 62S in
1850 and 2.979, 924 bushels in 1884 Since
July ! this year the exports OF wheat
dS9IeS1l 4c,f1-ro0i bushels, against To-
lis "a bushels during the same period last
year.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
3,51S, e52 bushels. against 2,s4S.523 bushels
last week, 3,275,652 one year ago. 2s67.5S5
in 1886, al $40 in 1895 and 166 26S, $50 IN 1894
Since uJly l. this year. exports Of corn
aggregate 1902, 344 bushels, against 1,736,-
SIS bushels last year.
Bushes sfaiIures still incline toward
minimum, numbering only Isl. against
1S9 last week, PA in this week year ago,
25s in 1885, 1s5 in 1885 and 254 IN 1894
Business failures in Canada for the
week number 80, against o last week. 81
in this week year ago, IS IN 1896. % in
1885 and 40 in 1884
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THE WEATHER.

Vrlchita Ra7. Arg -
T.oczI fo-Hcart sor wichita ard vicinity
T'r-g Sunday fair and werner
During TIE pass = hours re tighesf
temperature azs as-z - - i7Esst e.
Ard Ire mean =. vlta = oxT weather.
Ezh. r1r-aesst 90 soaca Ein1. zs6 rao5sr-
s-sly - barornslsr-
TIE temperature thts meath = nrT
rea-zy Eve degrees day 5stgE ne rorrrz.
ard IRE rasafzl Is zire--e1tss - a. Iaen
zo-e taa1 tAe n7rEsi white F.-es Jas
ua-y Isl j. Is - szcaes 10 excess q t5s
normal
Taus "a AIS moth Ira svs-aEs ter
psraturs las beer -
-zs river ro-s1rses - "a Fl1=lT
Fsr --s past ts- years 80 average se--
verats-s f5r 80 Eerta - AszgE< las
sees =. a-6 - re - cay
PRED = ToETSsSo.; ees--vs-.
was-iart1z. AK 1-FaEscSst faT sat-
E-1aT- Il
~ Kazsas--Gsaer4iy FAR var.aals
xs-Ss
Fa- ok.ah1-a AZ Issssa Ts-rsts-T-
Ce-e-zzsy Tar. vzrzzs.s EaeS
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HOGS TN HIGHER
Practically No Run and Little
Market,
CINE TOP LOAD AT 1870
Cattle Strong With a Very
Fair Run.
One TOP LOAD AT $3.50

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
IN a state principally Of patient waiting,
waiting for hogs 70 come IN. Dizziness
and quiet ard q light run were al ex-
pectsd for the day. but hardly the leth-
srgy that prevailed. There was practi-
cally no market here al al. though the
quotation generally accepted was q fat
ten cents higher. This quotation was GER
tain to prevail and those prices paid had
any stuff appeared TO receive it. There
was no lack Of interest and latent en-
SRlasiasn1 II the local trade had there been
hogs TO trade in. There being none, or
practically very few. this stored Up vim
was allowed 10 die a-bornin'. The buying
element was ready, but the shipments
were MT. and hence only a lifeless and
indifferent trading was experienced Dold
was on the ground for any stuff that
might come in and ready 70 pay the
highest top prices along with the report
ed Kansas City quotations. Had there
been any sort OF 8 run in OF good first
class fat hogs, the best prices would
have been paid. IN fact 10 10 Is cents
higher than Ihe average for Thursday
was freely talked among the commission
men and bpyers had there been hogs 10
buy. AS il was, however, the promises
Of liberal prices were all that developed,
the real article and essential necessity,
the hog. was all that was lacking 70
make II a robust and lively market The
usual annual midsummer stagnation is
now upon US, and not alone this market
either. as all the principal receiving
points are experiencing this same dull
Eess, Chicago yesterday receiving only
$500 hogs, an almost unprecedented light
run for the Porkopolis. On the local mar
ket, hogs were wanted, even at the high
er prices, and would have been promptly
taken had any sort Of run headed this
way Buyers would not have stood long
on quality. either. almost any kind Of a
hog being welcome and above reproach.
The only car load n readily brought 80 20,
and was a load OF only ordinary pa
pound hogs, from Oklahoma 1855 and
so were the other prices paid for the
handful OF wagon hogs. More stock is
reported for today. and no doubt fair
Saturdays business viii be the result A
very fair cattle trade was done yesterday
on this market a.d il is expected from
edvtces from shippers to their brokers
that both cattle and hogs viii be a little
more plentiful today.
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- DRY GooDs sdARRET

Nav York Aug il-TEe-s hzs heez -
concentration q demand Il any 11s q
s-v goes. ard therefore there e ID
change r re p-tcs situation TIE -arkst
s8- xoosen goods hzs EazE@d very HIKE
during the week TIE dry goods Situation
IS an uzsa- fssac:ory ou@. Stage gods
have 1cI gained III strength Tas trading
i 11th brown znd blezcae1 gods for
domestic cazs1-p ei1z 1as bes1 Czis-sy
pursued / Is cozES=1Eiy Tor some lots
a. pr5ces hass5 q preTioZ-s QE0tzrsoz-
Export goods are s-i.l n FAR demand
rszy cloths are again quiet Taere Is
uuc1 t--egula-t,Y y ne BIDS 5lt IS .
rue ttstan. contract b.c1l2E t5T ezra 81
squares a. tEo cszts Is unsuccessful
PT.nts ara 9z..: - nearly a. srSEsA
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady
70 strong, with fair run OF stuff offered,
and all taken readily at the best prices
warrantable from the quality Of the stuff
On sale. The grade was mostly Of an in
ferior tone, there being more light thin
stock st0ckers, and heifers than good
desirable fat cattle. Irrespective of the
kind on hand. all were at once taken and
always al prices advantageous to the
sellers The stock in was mainly local.
being driven in from surrounding feeders
and farmers, one or two hOofs being leave
overs from cars Of mixed cattle and hogs
received the past few days. Dold took
what could De used for immediate slaugh-
ter. and Frank Robbins and others the
lighter and stocker grades. All on sale
We're disposed Of and toward night after
al the business was done. several small
6roves came IN and were -penned for sale
on tOdav's market
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Open. High Low. I clos

Chicago. Ill. Aug. E.-ReceiPts today;
Wheat ~ cars: corn. Isl. oats. s45 cars
Minneapolis wheat receipts. IS cars
FIax-May. $50. September. 80 Oeto-
Der s92..
Butser-Firn: creamery. l5i49lsi4; dairy
I2G1sc.
Egg-Steady; fresh. &c
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 2-Wheat-Strong;
II higher; No. ! hard. 1913; No 2. $50
y: No. 3. s71eF70. No. red. q; No. !,
IS: so. ? spring. So; No. ). 9.
Con-lsc lower; No. ? mixed. $780, No
. white. 80; No. 3, %.
Oats-Actfve; somewhat lower; No :
white. 3.
Rye-SteaGy; No ?. a.
Hay-Active. unchanged
Burter-Barely steady: separator. 1919
Is; dairy, Is
Egg-F1rm: fresh, loc-
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. Aug. 2.-wheat-Receipts .
cars. higher: 10. red cash. elevator. 2
bid. track. 74d75. August. q; September.
ss4, Gss7s; December. e614 asked. May. 81
bio: No hard 71lN7Z
Corn-Higher; No. cash. s1L bid An
gust szt4; September. 5iA.8ai5s' December.
5I&: MAY. o asked
Oats-Firrn. No. > cash. y; track. .:
August. p. September. ~ bid, May -
bid: No ? white. 30.
Rye-Lower. ~
Flaxseed-Elg h-r; 50.
Pork-Easy; standard mess III
I.ard-Duu; weaker; prime. sniz;
choice. 5iztz.
B1tter-steady; creamery. ran; dairy.
1f917c.
Egg-st.ady; rzc, loss Ell
new YORK
New York. Aug 1z-wheat-Rsceipt
s. go bushels: exports. A ST Bushels.
spot strong: No. red. so1sc. ?. o. b, a1oa;
70 arrive. Dc ss.c o. b. adoat. Spot
options closed TIC ret advance: No. : red
March. 70t1 September. closed al 7zf.c.
Coru-Receipts $3.50 bushels exports.
81. 20 bushels. SPOT hr1; No ? ~ Z o
B.. af0a- Options opened steady ard
later scvaaced Win wheat ard on fears
% frost. closing NC ret higher September
closed az g7-c-
Oats-Recespts. q 90 bushels; exports
y 81 bushels. Sales. 60 bushels. Spot
firm: No >. .: No. white zs1551zc- Op-
lions closed &c net advance
Butter-Rscelp $50 packages; market
firm, western creamery. ifz9l.. ElzlHe.
2. factory. 11aIsc.
EEE-RecelptE. 41lo pzckzgss: market
STEADY. western. Ifz-
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Aur 12-WHsa7--Futu-rs
closed quiet. September. IS u1ss. De-
csn5er. IS "a
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Aug. I1-CoEee-Optioas
opened steady. with prices unchanged 70
{ points lowera despite unfortunate Ell
-o1ean cables. LIBERAL rscs.2ts and light
warehouse deliveries showed positive
frrress ATE n thstore1o3a a-c re az
rer1ooa q active covering ara some u
vsscus1t bCy.rE; late c25-ss s12Es1 ta-4
~zs-1se 20 our stszdiuess. which added .
co-fGs1cs q 5uIls Ciosed steady. II
changed 20 FIVE points higher Sales. p 70
bags. including August. E-55; September.
& sBF5 s. Spo- co6ee-Scezdy; Re. No :
invoice. ga No tcboing. -: md
steady. Cordovz. s5l5c. sales fairy a.
tive
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IRY GRALN-0l ny GRsIH-OI

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"a. axes re y.z-s g ca=e- Tas ess1
tre- zay 1-.1k < E.cEcZz tal--y a. Hea
as - zdzsE Al E1c ~ = axa +.
F,REEN-Q as tat -sez seal kr1Eu q
49, G. Java. kug T. - zzzA f-ena 5.srs
E-szzA al tEe =zst Gs4Gz1s sE1rnsrz -
cssTsz < EftAcu. 5Astrssz. :. "a pre- >.
ccNs< &c al - SSr 1A11zxG $50 -
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PREMIUM lists RtADY
or the hay County Fair. October
IIaoIa

Eewkirk. o. T. AuK 12-fspecisl The
Kay county falr wiH b. keid October II
% "a. inclusive The premium kEts Sor n
fair are now rss3y. Ire lists give al ths
rules and ree1iatsons 81 the FAIR assoc. -
tien. spe~d-rtng rules, 2grsss sor the ra1s
track and general ard SPECIAL Dr-sniuras
offered Every farmer or 7erson intsrsst-
sd n The Kay county azIr = iavstei -
cal on Or address Q. ~ Burnett sscgs-
tary. Sewk.Tk. foT a coy % ne premium
lsr
The recent rzins hav. put ths cD-n crop
n SHAPE for a sns yfrfd ard Erouad n
splendid con6sTlon for wheat sowing.
verify The kazszs-okizaeanz farmer
e9eiis fl a and % plenty.
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as ar@ssa Sc pee 81 s<E tszs
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SOUR STOMACH.

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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York, Aug 12-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearances a the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease. as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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sN-o- Included IN totals because contain
51z o-ne~ items t1zu c.sar.1Ss
'-Ncr included = totals because o. 10
COMPARISON Tor last year
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago grain and provision markets.
furnished by P L Bostick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and z over Kansas Ma
tionaI Bank Telephone I6I.
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Geo p Barse. Pres H Waite. Sec-TreaA
D AID GE Live Stock
Commission CO
Roonsl5s-l6l Live Stock Exchange BIdg.
KANSAS CITY. NO.
Capital Stock $z5o.ooa Paid Up.

Il you want S,ockers CT Feeders. write
rs. Reasonable advances Experienced
- lesren N each department Cattle
HoEs anu sheep Telephone 1S49
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Aug. 12.-There was a good gen.
eral demand for cattle today and the sup
pIv was quickly taken. Prices were
stronger and some sales showed advances
Of 10 IOc. Choice steers $3.50 80; me
dunn. S4S0G4g5. beef steers, S42GG5. %;
stockers and feeders. S3O0G5.15; bulls, $50
AS: cows and heifers. $3.50d425; calves,
s.. 5ed7. 90: western rangers, $5-00G4.60; Tex
ans. S225G5-4o-
There was strong local and shipping
demand for the light supply of hogs and
BUYERS had 10 scramble to get any. Prices
ruled lnc higher Fair 10 choice, $4,000
AS: packers. S3.70G3 91la; butchers. S3.751
40; mixed. s3.15Q405; light, S3.T0d+.05;
pigs. S2.S5Q3S5.
Trade IN sheep was active and strong
prices. Common 20 prime. S5.50G4S0; rang
ers. S3.a0fI4 50: choice shipping lambs, So So
G6.75: yearIirgs. &.75G5.25.
Receipts-CattIe loo; hogs 1900; sheep
6oOo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 12.-Cattl-Receip
CofsiciaD 3.275 natives; 207 Texans. Excel
lent demand caused advance of 20 1oc
on choice dressed beef and desirable
Texas steers, all other grades steady.
Choice heavy steers. S5.20G5.49; medium
s. 7od5 .; light weights. 81 40E5.55. stock
ers and feeders. St-0GG50o; butcher cows
and heifers. S2S5E475, butcher bulls. $500
G400. western steers, S3-55G5-l5; Texas
steers, s. solI4 &C. Texas butcher cows, 5 50
Q350, Gamers, s.. 25H3-s5.
HoEs-Raceipts, (officiaD. s565. Trade
opened active. vigorous demand causing
prices TO advance about = 70 15c- Heavy
s. S5T410. mixed, S375G3.s5; light, S25cG
SS2l-. Pigs, $3.35G3.55-
Sheep-Receipts. CoficiaO, ; $50. Market
active: a shade stronger. Lambs, s50e9
615; native rutto1s S+I5G4-20. range weth-
e-s. SA1Gl74 %; stock lambs. 81 3 14.65; wes-
tern stockers and feeders. SS60G4-l5.
81. LOUIS
3. Louis. Aug 12-Catrie-Receip
So including 40 Texans; market steady
20 strong for natives. with Texans : 20
l9c higher; native Shipping seers. SA5o7
SO; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers, 81 9oT5-15: sIockers and feeders. g %
TAa1; cows and heifers. Se0of4 = ;
Texas and Indian steers $330T450. COWS
and heifers, s.. -525.so.
Hogs-Receipts. +0c1; market active ard
10c higher; yorkers. s3-s17+-0O; packers
$ s5T4-85; butchers. S4-05E410
Sheep-ReceiplS. 1513: market steady 10
firm: natives. $3.72l?+0o; lambs. 81 ooGs6.o0
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tables, and states showing animals and
birds. such as the hawk, bull, lion, and
leopard. which manifested a well-acquir-
ed knowledge of these animals as well
as of the ibex, gaZelle, and antelope.
Large numbers of animals such as the
calf, monkey, and dog, had been found
modelled in green clay, together with a
model of a lion in red pottery.
These finds were very important. as they
showed the skill of clay modelling of the
earliest dynasty, the rise of the art of
modelling, and the Egyptian ideas and ap-
probation of the forms of animals and of
the human body. These important monu-
ments of the civil life of the early kings
proved that glazing was 4 speciality of the
original people. and that Egyptian art
reached its high-water mark somewhere
before b. c. 1900. Other finds showed the
kings in triumph over their enemies, re-
ceiving captive kings. opening the public
works or reclaiming the marshes. Others
were vessels with dedications written upon
them, and stone jars with chambers as
storehouses for the kings soul. The han
died copper vessels showed the most ad-
vanced metal work found of the first three
dynasties. The population of the pre-dy-
nastic age was different in type from that
OF historical times. and in the early mon
uments the presence of diverse types was
very clear, some being shaven. some
bearded, some long-haired. We had at last
before us evidence of the close of the
period previously considered prehistoric,
showing the development Of the art, writ
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NIcARAeuANs CELEBRATE.
Unconditional Amnesty for Refugees
in Foreign Lands.

At the State Department yesterday aft
ernoon the following dispatch, which was
received from the United States consul
at San Juan del Norte. dated September
q, 1898. was posted:
"In El Commercio, one of the two lead
ing papers at Managua. Nicaragua, ap-
pears the following: The independence
of Central America has been celebrated
by the proclamation of unconditional
amnesty to those Nicaraguans who. for
various motives, are refugees in foreign
lands.
Proclamation: The president of the
state. with the desire to give the greatest
solemnity to the seventy seventh anniver-
sary of our political emancipation, with
the approval of the council of ministers
and in use of the faculties conferred by
a part of Ia of article 9S of the constitu-
ton,
'Decrees-Article l. There is granted
unconditional amnesty 10 all OF those
Nicaraguans prescribed on account of
their participation in the conspiracy of
February s, and in the rebellion of Sep
tember II, 1897. and February 5. 1898.
Article 2. This decree shall take eff
feet from its publication. Given in
Managua. the 18th day of September,
1888. J. S. ZELAYA.'"