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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Wt8ttqfir g rpcerieGeute.

8i9tig ii T g rocerieleute E.
6r. Short reifte eine Bin i'm Inter
bduIe Elm, pel6e ben 8%erfauf BON
Seif6 in 9rpcerielGben BEL elmer
Strdfe BON $50 perbietet. Die Bin,
pel6e Der ifGbtiI6en Delegation iiberz
pieIen tporp, lit 3fpur nur gegen Die
0spartemsntsgeIddfte seri9tet. Sn
ibrer jeBigen 5afiung betrifft fe u6er
jeoen grOBereu 9rpcerielaoen in Der
Stabt.
Spllte gepd6rf perben.
SIN Sntereiie elmer 8erpiIigung BON
$25O,O0O fir ben 4usbau bes neusn
Siren : QIpls Bel SDtespine arguz
mentirten 6euIe Die So. Sobn 9ubuer,
gbas. Weber, iun., Or. @ep. $. Rpbs
urb bic anberen Mitglieber bes 9iref=
forums Dor Dem 5tnan8 : Gpmite bes
Senats unD ppr benz @pmite fir Mitz
tel unD Me9e i'm llnterbauIe. Sn Mnz
beira6t Der qroBen 3abl 9atieniep i'm
@toate foate Die 8erpiqigung gang
gepd6rt tperoen.
Gin neuer &dndl.
I'm cine tiir3ere MaherItraBe bon
Baltimore na6 4nnapolis ber5uitel=
len, 6at it9 cine Gompagnie nit etnem
Qttien@aapital bon 100000 Organiz
iirt, fpel9e bon Curtis 8aD bis gum
Sepernz5luFe einen &anal Don a.
Meilen 2Gnge bauen min, Der fir ale
5abr3euge tief genug iein ion. 9r.
3tlep bon Nnnapolts reidte beute Die
Bin CUR SncOrpOrirung Der Gompagz
ME i'm llnter6auie elm.
+ ii &ebuttipn
9or Dem 8erit9erungs : Gomite
argumentirte eine0 Delegation, beTtebenb
aus ben So. 80. s. SenneB, u. Rps=
5el Gatbcart, ). 6. 8. Wolf prditz
bent Der r6iremsn's Co." S. 81. Bar
m BON Der vMer6ants u. Mlanufactuz
rerS' Co." Sobn 8. Stone bon Der
rMarplanp gafuoltp Co.," unb s. 6.
McGlelIan BON Der Baltimore Timber
tpriters" gu 9uniten Der Bin, Die 2tz
cerage6iibr fir a~uspdrtige 9eieqz
I6aften gu rebu3iren, neil bic bobe 2t=
cen5 anbere Sbuaten 3tpinge, G6nIi9e
MaBregeln gu ergreifen. SEPT be-
trdgt bic 9e6i6r $500 unb Die neue
8Orlage rebu5irt ben 8etrag auf$100.
@urblauDer staatsseirtsebuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

There Ia no German paper in Maryland, except
Ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual ediaiou of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the "Correspondent' win prin:
foiS and count the entire edition 90 any othe
q w German paper 10 Maryland I'm
FIVE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
2Si6tia fit Ansetgenoe.

Sn RareIonb cri6eiut duber Dem .9euti6sn
6urreipouDsnteus feline tinsios eeutibe Stitunu.
ip,l6e eiEt 9rrds9rtTs befBt, bic i'm Stanee III.
bic Guflaoe ets Y9suti3tn GorrsipcnOsntenA in
~tptniatr, as
fiinf Stttnocts
III srudeu. Sic 9rtfs n.s rGSrrtiponbtnitn' 'aHa
rie s~Iuflaqe iratno elmer auoersn tdoIiStH Ssuts
iAen 3eituna in Mcrplanb in
Tirf sDStn:aten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Wetterausfi9ten. = Sir
Marplanb unb ben 0iItrift Columbia
i'm Qloemeinen flares, gering pGrmes
res 8ettsr, OftIi9e unb Iiib0ftli6e
@inpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Ous @6rengef DENT ii I
@r SO dpor cooper miro bic
lem am 10. Se6ruar i'm n5otel 3enz
merit" ii6errei3t nerben. 6r. eugene
Qepertnq piro BEL Der lleberreidungsz
Geremonie ben @oriiB fiibren uno 81.
GbQar $. Sans bic lle6errei6ungs=
reoe balten. @rzWaDor Cooper tpirO
DarQuf antnorten unD 6r. @6as. S.
8pnQpurte bic S3IuB6emertung mo-
6en.
Der 81 orbpetIt4e 9 { r
{60nerunqsz 9erein" Der q.
MarD bat Die na8Itebenoen 8eamten
erpGblt: 9rGiiosnt ). 8. GnGopup,
8ice : Yrdiioenten 6enrb ). Seem uno
@eo. u. 0umFen, S6aBmeiiter Qeop.
Strpuie, Setretdr 5anion 6iB. Be-
idloTfen tpurbe, Der Stabtperpaltun9
ben @ori9tug bs8 9rn. Qleranber 3.
9uIfelo gu unterbreiten, pelfer fir
cine neue S9ule in 0eft : Qrlinqton
an Der @de Der Orforbz unb 5epinz
QpenUe Elm 8au : 8runDItiid bpniren
mir.
QincoIn's @e6urt8tuq lit
am SumItag, unb pirb bes6Qlb bic
6dnbelstdmmer 6eute oariiber 6eraz
then, o6 lie am SamItag bic 8ureuur
fhlieRen fpQ. en- perThisoenen Stooz
ten ift Samitug 5eiertag. 60 finD Die
NepsYOrtsr probuttenb0rIe uno bic
Gbicago'sr 9anbelstammer geI9lOIs
len.
- Der rQincoln : 9ebG6tniBz8srz
Elm" pirO mOrgen QbenO in Qebm1nn'5
5aQe iein 3peites Sa9rss : 8antett
db6alten.
Der nMc&inlepz unb 6Oz
BART Club Der Is. 0arO" BAT
geitern ietn neues Glubbuus, gtr.
1851, Columbia : Qpenus, Oura etnel
&aud<QbenO eingetpei9t.
SIN Sncubutpr. Sin 3pel
Wtonate gu fri6 geborens5 aino, oas
SOhn9en zines Baltimore 4r3tes,
piro i'm rSpbns SOpfins 9oiPttol"
in einem Sncu6ator aus 9las uno
MetaQ am Qe6en erbalteH uno CROP
ge3pgen. 0us 9ino tpog orel Pfuno
uno mar 3e6n 3Oa lang, ais IS nab
Dem 6uTpital gebradt puros uno bat
iebt nab u6ttGgigem A%utentbalte i'm
SoipitoI bier lln5en 3ugenommen, lit
oub 6sr,its elm paar 3oa getpa4ien.
Sn spei Mona!en piro Oas &inS BOZ
fla ausqepa6Ien uno aaer 8abrs
I8sinlihfeit nab z 9funO i6Der unb
% Rom lana fein. Dies lit bas isdIte
NAL, OuB i'm Scubotor, Der Dor etlis
den ,Sabren ang.i4dfft puroe, Elm
Friibqeborenes Sinh groBge5ogen
piro,
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Nus Dem Snnern IarBlanD's INN
ben an~grrujcnOen Staatcn.


MdIb6iter ermorbet du +
geunben.
en- Cumberland, Mb., traf geItern
bic NqGri6t Elm, bnB in Der gdbs BON
Glfins, @.zga., Der Wtlpbiter 'unb
9ebeimppli8iit Wilber Seeter erI6piz
fen aufqefunDen tpurbe. Seeter er6ielt
eiren SfuB in bic 6iifte, ben anberen
ms Ser5. Nabri4einlia 1T Der
Mforb bereit5 am 9onneritag b. %.
beriibt pprben. Die 2ei6e puroe am
Samitag BON etnem 9unoe neben Ell
mem 9ol3Itamm uno unter Rinbe oer=
ftedt aufgefunben. Seeter bate piele
5einbs, ba er berf6iebentli9 segen
WilDbiebe 4usiogen 9emu6t bate.
$4,000 i unben,
9ilbert Milburn, Elm 2e6rer, bat
ongebli8 in einem6taQe on ben5runtz
lin : @ruben bel Cumberland $4,000
~qefunoen. Sn Der Hd6e bieies Stall
les tpuroe por mebreren Sabren @rus
ben : superintendent 9refton 9aloerz
man auf 10 ge6eimniBpolle DeiIe err
morbet unb UNI cine groBe 8eloIumme
berQubt, nit tpel6er er bic 4rbeiislDb=
ne Der &oblengrdber be3ablen noQte.
Wilburn beppnirte bas Gelb in Der
8dnt unb partet auf Den Gtgent6uz
mer beffel6en,
Dur9 @ae er It idt.
Mi6ael 9ugbss Duroe an ben
!6ampibire : @ruben BEL Wsitport auf
einem 5aufen gltmmenoer &pblen ais
Qei9e aufgefun0en. Mun Dermutbet,
baB Der Mann bur4 &pblengas err
itidt tpurbe. 6ugbss pObnte friiber
in 9ittsbura.
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Der 0eutf6e Correspondent.
Npmncrhaa,RScn 10. Sebrmar 1898.


,Eoro'S Spernhaus." Siele Wode
GoRrieb's Spereftens@ eieIihaft.
3oEEerfioa aten6 49,. -g9alnntettef."
tSreitag gte1e. :. ......-...g9ie lhoHe 9elenG."
Gomfua WtoiiHee. ftont Seleil1."
Gamitag ateno .............s3 lie Bleecrindns."
Nlrou uun 3~numerman'S nnjrnt-Ataee
Nli.. = Seben abenp uuo samitas Diatigst: 1.-THE
Idols Eye"
n6oliropfraBen Tbenter."-9iele Wotle
iseen absuo unb NioHtcs. Otittuod uuo Solnitas
1idilueeR: THE Last Stroke for Free Cuba"
.gucenm.8h heater" = 0ie'e Sode lebeu
abeuD unO glttluca uHO Sumiua 9iatincsn: "a
Scrap Of Paper"
nGuoitorrum .Mrithat - eie Wote
ieosE giodmittaa uuO absno: Spps's suitiVicIsR rupps.
yNurf.6dle," Wount 1oqaleI uenue.-
Tieie Uods: ~Sas Baifonipiel."
uGeiru 9armiIdo,er &>creiu. - ontaa,
ben II. 6sbruar. GROCER ginsftnbaI in StItssPs
nSrteitrioHs SALE"
p%llnfel Srditg, Screen" = 2ienitna, ben
Is. 6e6ror. grocer giGstsubaI in Der "Gernantas
Nt6nnerhorzSoac."
vGeEwauiu-S uruuereiu. - onutag. ben
IS. hs.. garrsniisuna; 9isEftag, ben %. bs.. 9ids'
fensSaa.
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8ettcrberid1t.
Ger. Ztaateu II
WALTZ NJ hen 81 e

DPittI. 8]qrometexf 80 SO b6hf. 1hermometerit. AT
gdttl. 5aprmometert. SO giieoriafer 81
Die bohte 5dneqiaiett oes SSiao;s IN elmer 5tlrOs
betruQ 6 Uteilen pom SitoofteE.
Sds gcifrise SSettcr-Sle 2cuIperdtur oes aeftri=
Gen GaIeS Is ubr 4beno5 Gui Ea4beHaHHtea Stof
rinurn mar. nis fo[ny.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Dds rW onumentdl= 6 0 n
all Nr. 479" BON rHppal Qrcanum"
per~dnitaltete geItern i'm yRopal 4rcdz
mum : 9ebdube" einen gemiitbli6en
Rdu9abeno, BEL psl6em Elm ~intereiz
funtss BrDgramm our 9ur9fii6rung
getangte. 8roBz Regent 70. 5rant
@oIt belt cine Nnfpra9e, unD Der muz
iifaliiGe She'll bes Yrogramms be-
itanb aus Den folgenben Rummern:
Sr9eIter : 8tecen = Wo5art>Sr 6ez
iter; SmperiDnationen = 5r. Sulius
!6ermun; gornet Solo = 9r. 2ouis
5errari; Rscitation = g. s. Scu1p;
8eIangsportrag : 6r. Matt. Sem
nebp.
Die bsuti do 0reieinigz
fetts @emetnDe trttt dajG6rz
lid UNI oiefe 3eit Dor Die Ssffentli3z
felt unb erlGBt cine ber3lide Ginlds
bung an bic SSreunbe uno 8Dnner oeutz
f9er Sitten unb beutIden 2e6ens CUR
S6eilnabme an benz 4uiterniouper
gum 8eiten Der Stride am a., 10. uno
16. 5%ebruar in benz S9ulbauie Der
9emeinoe. Der Die ieBigen @erbdlt>
niife unb Die 4bneigung gegen Die Oeutz
f6sn 9emein0en tennt, nirD leiGt perz
iteben, ME miiheboa bic 4rbeit lit, i'm
SntereiIe %unierer Spra9e unb Sitten
81 drbeitsn. Den u~Ientbalben bort
man ben finiteren Huf: Sort nit Der
beuti9en Spra6e. Die dlte @emeinoe
feiert in Babe ibr 60zid6riges 8eitez
ben unD tat ME aufgb0rt, ben 9runp>
IdBen Der Batter unb 8riinber treu gu
bleiben. Die itrsbiamen Oumen Der
8emetnoe fperoen in 8erbinDung nit
benz 8oritanoe QQes uufbisten, UNI bic
~biesid6riee 6eitli9teit gu einem finanz
8ielen grfoIge gu gsItulten.
Der p5robfinn" piro Ieinen
bi~esidbrigen Mastenbdu am q. b. Dt.
in Der nGermaniazM dnner6orz 6ale~
abbalten. @mIige @prbereitungen
iperoen o einem umii9tieen @omite
fir ben 8da getroffen. Oeriel6s pirb,
nie iibli6, our9 peri9iebene5 Q6leaur
ringeleitet, tpelde BON 6rn. q. @eipiB
arrdngirt tperoen, unb omar: /. Qnz
funft Bring @arneDals; 2. Die flint
Sinne; 3, ods beutigsG6 ina; 4. Seims
gang pom NastenbaQ; 5. 6ulbigung
Mnibington's. 8ertbboQe preiIe
Derben fir @ruppen, iopie ginsel=
4a1steR our 9ertbeiluns tommen.
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TO ADVER-
Users.

srudtu, tall,n uuO Gsldbl,n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01

Der. sc; December. . 1-4c: May. q l-as
asked.
Oats-Ffrm; No :. cash. nc bid; track
&c: September. % 1-2da 5-sc; May, sc bid
No. white. sc.
RysSteady. Ale.
Flaxseed-Lower, s. 1-oc
Burter-Steady; creamery. 1sf1s i-3c;
garry, 1871 1-2c.
NEW YORK
New York. Aug. 31--Wheat-Recespt
500 $50 bushels; exports. S.. ss4 bushels; xpo;
steady; No. red. y &c ko-o. afoat: 10
arrive, 3 5-Sc spot Opuous closed 1-SGS-Sc
net lower; Nay closed 81 7-Se; September
closed IS 5-sc.
Cora-Receipts. E1515 bushels. Spot
steady; No. .. IS 5-se fob afoat. Options
closed steady at I-S93-Sc net advance
September closed "a T-Sc-
Oat@Receipts. 1880 bushels; exports.
$50 bushels. Spot steady: No. :. &c; No.
white new. 5000 I-2c Options closed
unchanged; September. "a T-sc
Butter-Receipts. s,sls packages. Steady
western creamery. I41-291s I-2c. Egins.
IS lie; factory. Il 1-2GI4c
Eggs-Receipts. s.42s packages Quiet;
western. 15c.
Liverpool. Aug. s1.-Closing: wheat-No
western winter steady, IS I'D Futures
closed steady; September. IS sd; Deem
Der, Sc SD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01
COTTON

New York, Aug. 31.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices l 70 points
lower and trading moderately active. The
market was largely sympathetic one.
Liverpool futures having opened lower.
The local market derived q little support
from buying orders, chiefly German, be-
lieved for the evening up OF old obliga-
tons and the realization Of profits. Fol-
loving the call the feeling was mixed.
Heavy part receipts stimulated the
stronger bears to hammer the distant
months while official reports of further
rams in the Atlantic states led the more
confident bulls TO pursue a conservative
policy. Spot closed quiet; middlIng gulf
&c; middling uplands SAC; sales !, 200 bales
Futures dull; September $54s; October
s5.53a5-54; November 556a5-57; December
IS, 59a5-sO; January s5.63a5.64; February
IS. 67a56S; March S5.7la5. y; April IS. 75a5. 70;
May IS. 7Ia5-7s
New Orleans. Aug. s1-Cotton-Quiet;
middHng 52sc.
Galveston, Tex Aug. 31.-Cotton-Quiet;
nidding 7-16c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Charlie orsey was up from South Haven
with q car Of fair medium weight hogs
selling without dock TO Dold and Ben
nett.
Joe Scott OF Peck was on the market
with a car load Of mixed grade cattle.
which after feeding were shipped on 70
the.r destination
A. B. Crawford OF Garden PLANE was in
with two cars 81 hogs. one load OF lights
a-d one medium weight. both fair hogs
tha latter load selling for close 70 top
price.
Henry Stunkle Of Peck was on the mar
ket with TWO ears Of hOgs both being
prize winners Tor the day. both taking
the top price. They were extra heavy
butcher stock gong above the 800 mark
IT. weight ard well fed even stock Dold
was the buyer for the two cars.
Steiner and Blair Of Lyons we're again
on the market with a car Of good medium
heavy hogs selling without dock for next
. TOP prices This Is the second time this
week this enterprisins firm have been at
the yards with hogs They have been
heavy shippers all the season.
L NJ McCrocklin Of Derby vas up with
q car load Of fair heavy hogs selling well.
toward the close.
g II. Lang. Of Kremln. Q. T. was a
shipper Of fair light hogs selling without
dock toward the close Of the day.
" H Fitch OF Florence. was on the
market with a car OF first class cattle
the whole bunch gong 20 Dold. They
were heifers in fine well finished con6i-
ton. and sold well Up for the day
J. 3 Keu OF Clearwater was on the
market with car load Of mixed heavy
and light hogs. al Of which sold strong
The daily comparisons are as follows:
For Yesterday; tops. Ss5; bulk OF sales
S55rS2.>5; average weight -; receipts
S45 For chs day previous: Tops, $50;
bulk OF sales, $5.55GSS-70, average weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01

I westcheseo Country Club was burned 20
/ the ground Aeter that tAe r1fi IN The ute
grew wider.
The FIRE was prominent episode IN the
Welded Hfe % The Ezlots In SIS uxht the
world viewed the wife as a heroine. ras
husband As sometaing different. The IRE.
I which occurred IN the essriy morning. was
/ % mysterious origin. and N. flames. fan
ned by the breeze . dawn soon swathef
4 the home Mrs Elliot was IN her room 81
+ the ground floor when she heard The alarm
/ She dashed open tire door and ran 70 tho
room where her chadrea. Duncan. axei
3. and Robert. aged year,. were sleeping
She and the nuTs.. each carrying chEi
( in her arms. ian through ne hal 90 90
/ rear stairway. thinking thsz wa ths sho
est route from the house A cloud =
smoke and some u3enaciEK nsul~s bssrrei
( rheir progress. They ran 20 ne front stair
way and fought their way through ne
dense smoke 70 he floor below ard GA, -
the house Mrs Ei1ots cslrnue-s or this
trying occasion rusde aler che heroine %
the 40" f7r many a DAY thereafter.
Duncan Elliot was away from home On
That occasion some q bis friends std
he WAS a. early mass AZ s.. Pet--S= C'atn-
srrilet Il vas observed that Mr. ard Mr.
EiHot were together less than ever IN
society after thst
And GO ea- tbs Firre that Duncan Eflioa
vas no more seen smoking a naeerchsura
decorated With a. wifs's portrait Ths
pipe was Eift from hs vie.
Mrs. r sursrn Taasr Ans Mrs. Fr~,ifi.
Gebhard had presented tfsir h14soanfs
with rleersc nzunls on wfsisf -fnrir o.n fair
features were carved Mrs Ezliat -a~ sgFh
OF these works % az. toii her trends that
she could improve upon ther fezfEns. and
proved u she scconDz1l~d hsr ha-sand
% the pgp~snaker. sho~~z 2 m a portrait
q herself IN whs1n h~r Rad Wa ti}te3
81 ghriy 70 -. side T1s> p1p~nskzz ssjS
that srch a c@arn cous6 not - n-as-
Ms Eilo- said 8; must - uzts. and q
was.
Last ~z-tsr NJ ant NrS E-1ot vsr. a
Aiken shs ~e-t or hgt uftl> lie vas
ava yf-onn horn- q great deal TH-J we're
rarely seer together Tas whispers tax
Re waS euzn1oars6 % a bsautlf,s f'a1a-
ee1phiaa grew in,o BOD sni I0gd escia-z-
lions. IN 80 far - society r. ever br,if -
loud sfrs E1aos CAV. TO ~ q arris'Y-
She devoted n>z tine - ~ chl3tr-a- sns
ref-sed can66e1css Shs hza ever pre-
served 4 znf1-e zi.nes-
n Nay ~. went - TIE No--s - h@r 80
FER. Ms Cso-r- p y. FORREST son AFT
s~waryi shs w=r- - ~ hszss ~ 80 snK-
~ saFxsa - ManeNsssr ~ ~ = ss-s-s. uelsfs
ere has AWAITED ~ ciass - ~ VA. al
zfher~ z = n>asv-s - ~ receive ser
haaba-d a. xSxSsy a. hi -. - daTs b~f9ss
re We ~-S-7 esf-r fserr~ Wa h1rns1
A -sN hems ray - 5szis 5000 - rTlfus
- - o'd "a a svss- $3.50 81 &rA
EzGa< vzstinx ~ hzFs hss a. snf
Cssyauo. P0~9 RCD AeE = -fDeiaye1
81 trarsr7i ss-or -f-Trs eospfFsl shtp pa
icy s1-a q rr~n f-oFn h~ss5fsls ssrs fsv-r
azs WHOA Gases s1t va e Eirk usa
from P91cs safi - fsr gssfen foasy- 70
Fsurtn Or 70 T~z1aa>nt - kETio4s 20 20
hoass
w4sss-x-17 ~ r-B-trstf~- C~n~rai
Favsf z Trark ezs ts~n arrtgzst -
command tsnpa-ar-T - T-fsd Amy
es-rs formerly cs-n-saases - G~r~ra1
evass ff.s iztfsT hzvrr sssn rss@vsz q
5scv-s member q Cas Csssn sza-aTT
-1fssrE i-al1r-
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CATTLE.

The cattle market was active and steady
yesterday. with a continuance of the good
liberal receipts OF late. All other cattle
centers yesterday reported from 70 Is
gents lower, but the local market had a
strong firm demand and all offerings which
sold. went al good prices steady with
tuesday. Two full cars besides the driven
la stuff were received. There were two
cars sold, one of which was a hold over
from the late receipts Of the day pre-
vious, and one car arriving yesterday
was varded for feed and rest and for
E8rded 10 destination The stuff was the
principal line OF offerings, with one car
Of Western stockers. The quality OF the
stock was generally very fair, and with
the call strong. sold readily. There were
buyers for all grades. bold taking all the
butcher stuff and Frank Robbins the stock
cattle Prices are ruling firm and this
Is bringing into market a good line Of off
s-ings which are being taken readily.
Several more good punches are already
contracted for and viii be shipped at
once
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01
llIIl!lIl:71.E1IIZl

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured in 3 10 &
days You can be treated at home for
same price under same guarantee. II
you prefer to come here we viii con-
tract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel bUls
and no charge II We fan TO cure II Won
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HOGS FIVE LOVER
Another Good Days Receipts
and Quality Fair,
BULK $3.50 TO $3.50
Cattle Steady and Active With
Liberal offerings.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
five cents lower fully in sympathy with
other eastern markets all Of which sag
ged along with provisions. 1t was anoth-
er big day OF the local market. That is,
II was more like the busy season days.
and like Tuesday, both of which were
considerably ahead Of any time during
the present stagnation. The receipts were
again very much increased, and the yards
presented something Of the normal busy
conditions. Eleven cars were sold on the
market, all Of which brought the strong
est prices cOnsonant with the prevailing
markets everywhere The same number
OF cars were weighed up as on the day
previous, and about the same wagon trade
was had, both showing up a very satisfac-
tory day with the volume nearly the
same for the two days. The trade open
ed much earlier than usual. there being
three cars on hand at the opening. These
were moderately fair stock with one a
little the best which brought next TO top
price for the day. The quality for the
day was very fair, some few lots being
good The top was $3.65 five cents under
the extra top for Tuesday. The demand
was strong. and the market active, all
the offerings being taken eagerly and
more would have been equally readily
absorbed. Dold and Bennett were the
buyers, the former for all the available
butcher stock, and the latter for the sorts
and lighter hogs. The average weight was
slightly heavier than the day previous,
and the same as for last week Wednes-
day. There were more heavy hogs in than
on Tuesday, and 6 sprinkling of thin
young stock. The two top loads went over
the 500 mark and were we'll rounded hogs
IN first class condition. The range of the
bulk was the same as the day previous.
with the difference Of i've cent top 1t
was an active market with buyers keen
for hogs and sellers well satisfied The
business was done up early in all depart
ments and at the close the hog pens emp
y. The week so far has been very sat
tsfactory. especially the past two days.
Reports indicate that today will show a
continuance OF the revival and il viii
certainly be welcome. All the late re-
ceiprs OF Tuesday were inspected early
and at the close last night all businesses
was cleaned up, and shipments made Of
such stuff as had been bought on foreign
order. For the amount Of business done
the dockage yesterday was remarkably
light showing a clean lot OF hogs on So q.
A few coarse sows and rough packer
stays were cut out and sold separately.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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a Narrow Escape.

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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Aug. 31--The dry goods
market is quiet IN nearly every line except
print cloths and those goods which de-
pend upon that market. The advance in
print cloths yesterday was expected. but (
was not thought that it would occur 50
soon Ordered goods IL is also announced,
are f1rmer in tone than they were two
days ago. TIE hsaIes today are fairly
heavy in both extras and ordered goods
Twenty five thousand pieces are said TO
have changed hands. Other cotton goods
are quiet in nearly all grades. Convert
ers are buying quietly in the market, but
with slightly more activity than has
been the case heretofore. Export buy
ing, which has fallen off slightly recently,
has resumed its activity. Bleached goods
show somewhat better conditions in Aug
mented numbers of orders. Prints are
firm and in some grades have gained ma
terially. They are helped by the advance
in print cloths
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Aug. neutrality-suspicious. op-
ened steady with price unchanged to .
points higher and ruled generally mac
tive all day with narrow fluctuations; bull
lish cables from European markets and
small receipts were Offset by UnfavOrable
news from Rio and Santos markets. light
warehouse receipts and absence Of out
side deliveries. Closed quiet. unchanged
to 3 points lower. Sales. 5000 bags, in
GLIDING Septem Der $5.60d$5.65.
Spot-Rio steady; mild steady. Sales
good business on private terms.
Sugar-Raw very firm; fair refining
1850; centrifugal So test 415c; molasses
+ 5-16c; refined strong; No. I. 5-15c; No.
10. 411-16c; No. Z, 9-16c; No. 3. 412c;
No. Il Lie