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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-08
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN.

T. c. Trlte was down from Newton yes
terday.
J. w. stran Of Arkansas City was in
the city yesterday.
L. II. Stephenson OF Paola was IN the
city yesterday and stopped at the Man
haitian.
F. VI. Rhinehart, sheriff OF Logan couu-
~. was up from Guthrie yesterday on
officia, business.
T. D. Mccall OF Newkirk was in the
city on business yesterday and was
guest at the Manhattan.
J. T. Ludlum left yesterday for Kansas
CITY. Topeka and Newton on business. He
will probably be gone two or three weeks.
The following out-of-town people were
registered at the Santa Fe hotel yester-
day: l. F. Simpson. Jefferson, o. T:
]. w Hamilton. Nashville. Kan; W. f.
Lowry. Pond Creek. o. t: Arthur Drake,
Hutchinson: J. w Ruling and wife. Har-
per.
Mrs W. P Stewart arrived in the city
last evening from Oklahoma City. where
she has spent the winter with her daugh-
ter She will visit a short time IN this
city with her son. Patrolmsn Stewart. o.;
the police force. and then 90 on 20 her
bona a. AxtAfI Kan
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HOGS FIVE HIGHER
No Prime Hogs in But De-
mand Firm.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Cattle Market Steady With
Light Supply

The local hog market was generally
quoted on the average sales for the day
q full five higher. 1t was a iuctuatlng
market governed by the volume of re-
ceipts at the yards, the low grade Of sale
stock, and the reports from early cor
responding markets. There was di-
versihed quotation on the local market,
ranging from steady to . cents higher TO
a fat five higher Some Of the wagon
hogs sold, early in the trading, seemed
20 show a quotable market just strong.
This supply, however, ran out early and
the limited line Of offerings from this
branch OF the trade was hardly fair
standard to Judge by. All the local and
wagon stock was disposed of as soon as
yarded and for q while the prices paid
for this class of stock prevailed and the
market was quoted accordingly. The first
ear load to be weighed up crossed the
scales early in the morning trading, and
was sold at strong bulk price, being of
medium weight stock. Then came more
small punches, and toward rthe close
there were yarded the bulk Of the car
lot stuff Most Of this branch was sold
on the closing market and generally sold
at the best prices for the day. The quality
Of the car hogs received was just falr,
with no prime hogs received The demand
for good fat butcher hogs was good all
through the day, and there was a pro-
Younced disappointment manifested from
all quarters because Of the lack Of this
grade of slaughter hogs in. The local
packing call was all day firm and eager,
and a much larger supply of hogs would
have been absorbed had they appeared. As
il was, there was no want of active en-
thusiasm, and all hogs offered, both from
the car lot delivery and the local trade,
were at once bid upon and taken in, al
ways to the advantage Of the shipper. The
average weight for the day, 235, was below
that of the day previous and the same
day last week. The total receipts We're
above the day previous and below the
same day last week. The market was
strong all through the trading, and full
cents higher was the average quotation
for the days trading. There is a firm
demand for fat butcher hogs, and il is
not especially expected that they should
be prime, but a better class of hogs than
have been received lately will receive at
all times good, stiff market price, and
the markets for the past week or more
will show that this is a comparatively
higher market one week taken with an
other. than Kansas City or any other
western point.
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CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady, with a
very small supply of any class OF stock
There were a few punches of stockers in
which sold well up, and heifers and
COWS also took in some attention, and
all offerings sold at the best the mar
kets would warrant. The supply of fat
butcher steers in well fed and finished
condition is below the demand and more
of this class of stock could be used all
the time. The Dald Packing company are
now having a large and growing trade
I'm beef products, and are on the mar
ket for any prime cattle which may
come in. These columns have before an
nounced that ii VIII pay any shipper from
a nearby tributary section to enclose in
a loosely filed car of hogs a fattened bull
lock or more. and this arrangement Will
never fail TO bring the shipper ample re-
Turns for the investment. There are buy
ers on the market every day for all
classes of cattle the stocker and feeder
grade and the fat butcher stock both
being in demand. and calls for both. 1t
has been proven time and again that
even a few head Of fat beef cattle enclosed
in a mixed car Of hogs and cattle viii al
ways zring profitable results 10 the ship
per. and there was never a better time
than right now TO do this.
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WOOL MARKET,

Boston, March There is no material
change to note in the wool market
Prices obtained are about the same as
last week. The movement in territory
wool still holds up q fair average The
general range Of prices Is about +oG+ec
for fine medium and fine. Sales Of fleece
woods are scarce. bur the prices are large
" nominal in the absence Of business.
Australian WOODS are quiet Quota lions:
UnwasheG medium. etc.-Missour. guar
ter blood com5.ng. 2o13ic; three-eishths
blood 21G2li.c. braid comhilg 1SEl9c.
Texas wools-Spring u months, 1stl6iec;
secured. t2ct+c, six - eight months
spring IlGlsc; secured. SSH42c
Territory wools-Montsna. fine medium
ana fire, Ieal5c; secured. 4iG4@C: staple.
45c: Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium
and fine, I2Ql5c; secured. soq47c; staple,
4Sc.
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COTTON.

New York March THE cotton market
onened quiet and steady, with prices IN
changed TO ! point higher. and ruled ex-
cept;onally dull. with changes in prices
sught. New Orleans sold August and
bought May; Wall Street purchased the
present crop deliveries in a scattered fash
ion: foreign representatives took little or
no part in the business done; room trad
ers for the most past adopted scalping
tactics. The news at hand averaged up
in favor Of the bull crowd, the features
being = bad weather map.
New York. March 5.-Cotton-Quiet;
mid6ling 9-i6c; sales. 40 bales.
New Orleans, March 7~Cotton-Very
steady; middIng. . 1-l6c.
Galveston. March 7.-Co,ton-oulet; 614c.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

J. ". Haskell of Douglass was a ship
per of medium heavy hogs on the mar
ket which sold at a good bulk price.
J. r Coy.e Of Perry. one of the most
regular shippers of the oklahoma ship
pers on this market was in with car
load Of heavy hogs of fair grade, which
sold at the popular bulk price.
a. 3. Crawford. who prides himself on
being one Of the oldest shippers 20 this
market. was in person at the yards yes
terday with car load of medium weight
hogs which sold at stiff bulk price.
J. NJ Pirtle of e Dorado was in with
a car OF heavy hogs which sold al a price
well M In the bulk range. Mr.. Pirte
is A hog dealer Of long experience, and
never fails 20 consign the best that his
neighborhood can furnish.
Steele & Son Of Blackwell were among
The last To welsh up car of light hogs
which sold 0n the closing market at bulk
prices
/. W. GcGiboney Of Pond Creek shipped
NJ car load OF medium weight hogs
which sold at a good bu,k price.
W. l. Farquharson Of Hennessey. an
other oId-time Oklahoma shipper TO this
market, was early on the trading with a
Car load OF medium weight hogs which
sod at a good bulk figure.
w :. Smith OF Spriugvale who arrived
late Monday night. sold out a car Of light
hogs which sold well for their grade.
The roads contributing TO yesterdays
receipts were as follows: Santa Fe. g.:
Rock Island. 8: Missouri Pacific. !.
The daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday. tops. $3.50; bulk Of sales. S.s5E
So; average weight, %; receipts. IA.
For the day previous tons. SO. bulk
Of sales, s.. AZ .lS.55; average weight. IS.
receipts $50. For The same day last week.
tops, see: bulk Of sales. s. S5a3 s.; aver
age weight. -. receipts. 10l2
The demand Yesterday for hogs was
above the supply considerable. There IS
not enough Of fat Wei finished butcher
stock coming in 10 meet The call The
grade is low and the abundance Of thin.
haIf-fattened pig stun is too great for
the market. This point IS not alone suf-
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FINANCE Is ON THE PROGRAM
Committee Named by the House eau
Gus Il Getting TO Work

Washington. D. -. March Sine COM
rn!ttee Of eleven members appointed BY
the Republican caucus OF the house OF
representatives to prepare q financial nes-
sure for the next session Of congress held
a preliminary meeting today y the room
~ the house committee On judiciary. The
especial purpose OF today's meeting was 70
decide upon a time and place when and at
which the work shah be begun All the
members were present. as we're also some
Of the Republican members OF the senate
committee on finance. There was gen
eral discussion NJ conclusion was. how
ever. reached and al adjournment was
taken until o'clock tomorrow.
The Republican members q The senate
committee on finance have decided not 70
si- WIKI the committee appointed By the
house Republican caucus 70 prepare 2
financial measure for consideration by the
next congress, az least rot until after the
return from Europe OF Chairman Aidr.ch-
They take this position because TIE sen
are made no order in The matter
washington. March The CON mfttee
appointed By the Republican caucus 81 the
house q representatives 70 formulate .
financial rne2s-re for the consideration
q the next congress. AZ met al Atlantic
City for the purpose Of caking ID tie
question. on the i-th d April This vas
decided az a meeting o. the committee
rlfz bore r11sE
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The aaaieita nalu Eagle aaenesdau urnn ztare see

proceeded this afternoon to Windsor.
where they were to dine and sleep al the
caste A royal carriage conveyed Mr..
and Mrs. Choate from Cisridge's hotel IN
Paddlngton railroad station. and her mai
esty's master of ceremonies, Colonel The
Hon. William James ColvilIe. conducted
them to Windsor Royal carriages awaited
Mr.. Choate and his party at Windsor sta
ton and conveyed them 10 the castle
where Lord Salisbury introduces Nj
Choate 70 the queen. The other guests at
the royal dinner party were Prince Chris
tan OF Schleswig- Holstein. Lord and Lady
Salisbury. the Earl OF Hopetoun, the new
Y appointed lord chamberlain: the Ouch
ess of Buccleugh and Mr. Henry White.
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Him who hearoth when we CRY; Be Il fur
Their
Resolved. That copy Of these rssoiu-
tious be presented 10 the family and Alec
taat the same be fled in the college 0eies
and published IN the daily pa2eTs-
By order - committee.
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
MLchlfa Marrh Z 70
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, March 7.-Coffee-Options
opened barely steady, at 10 10 points de-
cline, under disappointing results Of Dutch
sale, large receipts at Rio and Santos
lower HAvre and Hamburg cables, and
weak spot market. Rallied partially on
local covering, but general undertone
weak. Closed steady. unchanged to .
points lower; sales, 12,7 $50 bags, including
April, s5.l5; June, S5.25; July, S5.35; Sep
TENDER, s.. 45G5. 80; October. s5.55d5. 90; De-
cember, s.. 70; January, s.. IS. Spot coffee
Rio duh and easy; lower TO sell; No I
invoice. SIC; No. jobbing, sac; mild,
quiet Cordoya, Sd14c.
Sugar-Raw strong. tending upward
Fair refining, 37sc; Centrifugal, 90 test.
47sc; molasses sugar, 324c. Refined, firm.
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Examinations

Examlnatio-s f3r the county grsf1a'fs
XII - heis a. taa f3l,9Eing PAGES. GaFea
18th and Ap-. 1-t-
Cheney. Garden Plain. Go1dsfd. C.saF-
water. Wac. Derry. Fgriey. Bsntley.
VALLEY Center. ~ HOPE Aadsjs. Co.s.of.
Maze ard wlcalta- PspGs who hzTe e7rE-
ple,sd ;as seventh grace nay take t7ese
branches
R1zs ~. o--h'Era2ay. EritirE. gfnFra-
nsv an phys.o-oEy vll - g.veH &zrc
ts-h. Pu2.s u1sy ETsfs Ei,h pm o. ps1-
eg' = = CoITFLL>E
CrIlr-r s-lr.e-. t..-l-r.-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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FIVE ITALIAN CRUISERS
win second ItaIy's Motion for Re
considerations.

Rome. March S.-The Italian government
is fully determined 10 obtain an apology
from China for the Tsung Ii Yamen's re-
fusaI Of the demand OF Signor Martino,
Italian minister al Pekin. Of a concession
at San Nun bay. province of Che Kiang
to be used as a naval base and coalihs
station A squadron of five cruisers VIII
lee guns and 1900 men viii soon arrive
at San Nun BAY.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, March IA snow storm pre-
vailing all day had the effect Of checking
spot trade to some extent, and business
has been of smaller volume than of late.
There has been no change in tone. which
continues strong. Further advances of
&c in some leading makes Of standard
drills and three-yard drills and sheetings.
Bleached cottons quiet, but very firm.
Denims and ticks are firm, but demand
moderate. Other coarse cOlored cottons
quiet. Print cloths inactive, but very firm.
Mems wear woolens quiet. Dress goods
firm
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EXCURSION PATS VA SANTA FB
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY
SAPOLIO
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END

day. March 10. Mr. Tadd has been teach
ing and talking about manual training
in the public schools for twenty years and
is a recognized authority on the subject
In the educational world.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as to Just What
the Remedies VIII Do.

Muryon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure Will cure nearly
al cases Of rheuma-
tism n a few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
VIII cure Indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
viii cure 90 per cent.
OF all CAGES OF kidney
trouble; that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter bow
long standing; that his
Heads che Cure will cure
any kind Of headache in
q few minutes: that
his Cold Cure viii
quickly break Up any
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Close
sn,ntsh Republican. Ae.lre.

aMdrld. March The Republican dep
uttes. Al & NEE Ing Just held. have decided
upon vigorous Republican propaganda.
The Pals Republican newspaper. has
been seized.
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AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago Grain and Provision markets
furnished by C. B. Bennett Commission
Company, S26 East Douglas avenue.
Wichita, Kansas. Local and long dis
lance telephone, 1874:
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

It Is a question whether the beautiful
new interior Of the new scenic display in
YaIe's Devils Auction" is the greater
attraction at Gilmore's auditorium Yale's
Devils Auction" is now in its seven
tenth edition. but IL has lost none Of It's
charm. and there are 30 many new fea-
lures that its interest gathers increasing
force. Many of last years members re-
main in the cast, but there are some new
ones among them Ben +. Grinnei. the
comedian, as Toby, and Phyllis Allen. as
Carlos The special features Include tho
Bashful Maldsns and the Timid Old Maids,
the Phantos Brothers, in an aerial enter
tainment: the premiere dancers. Signoc!-
mas Chitten ana Fasseggio; The Dance OF
the Illusion. the Mus cal Nurses, Alexsn-
der Decca and his wheel, Colby and De
Wit. in the organ Grinder and His
Monkey" and little Mss Columbia 70
dances. There are the usual gorgeous
scenic effects. including a new and mag
nificent transformation scene. entitled.
The Flight OF Time '-Phlladelph.a
Times, Aug. 16 "The Devils Auction" Is
ono Of the March attractions at the Cfaw-
ford Grand.
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New American Ambassador Presested
to the Queen

London March s-Tae American sa5zs-
sa6o-. Joseph Chosie, and rMs. Choz;s.
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Australian, secured basis. combing, SUI
perffne, 70G721zc; good, 65d6Sc; average,
62065c
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form Of cold and 80 on through the entire list of
remedies. At all druggists. % cents vial.
II you nefd medical edvice write Prof. Munyon.
l505 Arch st., Philn. L ia absolutely free,
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


C,bicaqo March 7.-Cattle-There was a
good demand for cattle today at yester-
DAVIS advance; fancy grades brought $50
a. 90. choice steers and medium steers,
q -e56i4. q5: beef steers. SS.9Oq4 60; stock
ers and feeders, 50. 40d4.70; bulls, 2.5Vd
4 %. western fed steers, 81. 20d5.60; Texas
steers. 50. 50d5 90; calves, $3.50Q7.W.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was brisk al fur
Their advance of 212a5 cents. Fair TO
choice, SO. 75dS. 80; packing lots, $500
3. 721b; mixed and lights, g 60d3.H42;
butchers, So. 6Oa3. S712; pigs, s3.15aS.6o.
Sheep-Business in sheep was fairly ac-
tive at previous values. Poor to prime
s.. z5f4.75; yearlings. 1904. 60; lambs,
81. O0d5. 90. chiefly 4.75d5.0 90.
Recelpts-Cattle 5000; hogs 1890; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
1850 natives: !. $50 Texans. Liberal sup
nlv of dressed beef and butcher cattle;
very few exports offered, and not any
more were fancy. Trade was fairly &C
tive at about steady prices. Heavy native
steers. s.. 1915. "A; medium steers, A.6eQ
SIS; light weights. 8. 40d5.S0; stockers and
feeders. 2.65Q5.00; butcher cows and heif-
ersIr. 50 GOAT %: Gamers, s.. 25d3. 90; west
ern steers. 81. 0e14. 50; Texans, S.25a+ 10.
HOgS-ReCelptS. S.l-u- supply uucH ieS9
than estimates; both packers and shippers
active buyers. at sc advance in prices.
Heavies. $3.50. tx; mixed, S.55a3. 20;
lights. 50. 7Od5. 6219.
Receipts. 1000. Light supply of
common quality: market active at steady
prices Lambs. 81. 40d4.75; muttons, g. 40
"A. IS; feeding lambs. S3.70q4.5o; feeding
sheep. s.. OOd3. As; stockers. 50. e5G3. so.
ST LOUIS.
St. Louis. March 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000. including 1000 Texans. Market
steady TO strong; native shipping steers.
81. 6od5.75; light and dressed beef and
butchers. s.. O0d5. 80; stockers and feeders.
So. 75T4. 40; cows and heifers. S2.c0a4.65 .;
Texas and Indian steers. So. 6OQ5. %; cows
and heifers. $2.25Q3.So
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market strong TO
sc higher: piss and lights $5.65d3.75; pack
ers. So. 7oG3.S5: butchers. $3-S0a3.9o
Sheep-Receipts. 500; market strong.
native muttons. S4.o0G4 50; lambs. sang
SEQ
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GpE.ortullly g-skr- s1eff ezfif. - ~ -
= at Z .e-fss e-T2 49, saeszs ca. Il
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When viii the time come when Uncle
Toms Cabin" viii lose Us charm 90 the
rising generation? Judging b. Us present
freshness. It's allunng powers VII be
perennial. There Is something IA the
sklnful combination Of che pathetic and
the humorous that never fails % faselnate.
and the story that i tells % tho suffering
OF the poor slaves appeals directly 70 me
finest senslOilities Of the human soul
Such plays are better than sermons. They
point a moral and adorn tale. They
teach Us lessons IN thoughffglness and
charity They impress on cur minds the
precepts OF the golden rule. Me. Stoves
book IS one Of the greatest book o. I'tera-
ture. because 5 ideals with questions %
.mmeasueable human import. aC8 The play
i.self is one Of those simple master pieces
that can never de, II j. does 10 more
than 20 keep alive the memory Of the rlas
and fan q one - the greatest iniqu.ties
that history deals with. Il was not written
IN vain.
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psny viii appear a. the Crawford Grand
Saturday. matinee and nigh,. March L.
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When opie Reed witnessed Cay C'er7-
ent's a Southern Gentleman" in chi
cazo. he said. Take this play south. is
beauties vii b better gnderafood IN the
south than IN the ncrfa~ General car
roIL" "Arzella Th0mpsn-" cod Hsuni-
bar and Many L<nday" ~G be rec7z-
nlzed and REGARDED a. t1eir trae w7tfh IN
the south. ard RE story tod IA a dozen
lines hv Hrs stg-firz 81 enough. wae
there nothing else m ne play. % assure
rs success.
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