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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Ian. 1S-Cattle-The greater
part of todsy's offerings Of cattle were
of poor quality amp rices showed de-
cline Of to 1Oc, buyers evincing no great
eagerness to take hold. The comparative
" small number of choice grades that
were offered were disposed of at gener-
ally steady prices. Fancy cattle, $0.SOa
81. 10: choice steers, s.. 5OG5. So; medium,
81 SO65. 10; beef steers, 81 .00Gl4. rs; stockers
and feeders, So. 25q4. 90; bulls, s2.50q4. 20;
cows and heifers, IS. SOd4.O western fed
steers, "a. 15d5. so; Texas steers, S.6Gq4.9O;
calves, SO. 5000.
HOgs-There was good demand Tor
hogs. with the competition brisk and
prices ruled steady some lots selling &c
higher Fair to choice, s3.6Ga3.7 70; pack
ing lots. 50. 45GS. sly; mixed. 50 .5OQ3 .671A
s.. 50d3. 6715; butchers, s3.5Gq3.70; lights,
So. 4503. 6715; pigs, $3.00d3.50.
Sheep-There was a fairly active de-
mand for sheep at about previous prices,
heavy lambs being, as usual, the poorest
sellers. Inferior to prime sheep, $500
40; western ewes, 3.50a3.70 yearlings,
81 1O64. 60; heavy lambs, A.75d4.SO.
Receipts-attle 10000; hogs 5000; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. 1S.-Cattle-Receipt
OFFICIALLY $3.50 natives; LILO texans. Best
killing grades very active; strong prices;
common grades hardly as active, about
steady prices. Heavy native steers, $500
G5.55; medium, s4.5OQ5.2O; lights, 1850
$40; stockers and feeders, 50. 5Od4 So;
butcher cows and heifers. s2.SOd4.2O; bulls,
s.. S0dS. 60; canning stock, $2.00d2.S0; wes-
tern steers, 50. 75d5. 90; Texas, s.. 65d4. s..
Hogs-Receipts, (officiaD 1850. Pack
ers and shippers active buyers at steady
to 1oc higher prices. Heavies, s3.60q3. 20;
mixed, So. $685. lights, $3.25d3.5o; pigs,
s.. 1895. 20.
Sheep-Receipts OFFICIALLY $500. Good
slaughtering 1ocks steady; common
grades a shade lower; lambs. S4.70G5 90;
muttons. s.. 40d5 10; feeding lambs S3.250
SO; feeding sheep, $S.O0gS.S5; stockers.
s.. 25d3. %.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Jan. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts. g.,
GOO. including 1900 Texans; market stedy
for natives, easy for Texans; native ship
Ping and export steers, 450d5.6O: light
and dressed beef and butcher steers, 800
as. %; stockers and feeders, s2.70G4 So;
COWS and heifers, s.. O0d4. so; Texas and
Indian steers, 81. 75d4 70; cows and heifers.
$. 20d3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; mmarket strong;
pigs and lights, 81. 40d3.5 So; packers, $500
g. 20: butchers, s.. 65G3.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,0o0; market strong;
native muttons. s4.0Ca4 IS; lambs, S5.0oq
=
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COTTON.

New York, Jan. 1S.-The cotton market
displayed a greater degree of activity to-
day with sentiment bullishly inclined. The
opening was steady, with prices unchang-
ed to I point higher. Immediately follow
ing the call the market stiffened on est1-
mates for a small port movement, bull
ish late English cables and brisk gen.
eral buying. Covering by yesterdays SELL
erS was d feature of the latter. Liverpool
purchased in a small way the nearer de-
liveries. but sold the new crop positions
Very few orders came to hand from the
south. The bulls became jubiant as the
forenoon progressed and succeeded in
working prices several points higher
Freezing weather in the west and reports
that the price of spot cotton had climbed
up another notch over night in the south
on pressing demand from New England
added to the better feeling in the pit.
Wall Street was again a conspicuous
buyer, absorbing offerings Of the March
and May deliveries readily Profit tax
ing al times checked the advancing move
ment. but failed 10 bring about any re-
action worthy of mention. Spot closed
steady at an advance of 1sc; middling up
lands. Csc; middling gulf, 62sc; sales, $50
bales Futures closed firm; January.
s. IS: February s. n; March. $50; April
S5.S2; May. $50; June. SIS; July, $3.50;
August. s5.92;~ September, $5.A; October,
S. IS; November, s5.S; December, S5.&.
New Orleans, Jan. 1S.-Cotton-Firm;
middling, 59sc.
Galveston. Tex, Jan. 1S.-Cotton-Quiet;
5Ssc
Liverpool Jan 1S.-Cotton-Spot steady;
good business done; prices steady; Ameri-
can middnng. 3isd; futures quiet; demand
moderate
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Strong TO ) HIGHER
Better Receipts But Only Fair
Quality,
TOPS REST ON S3.40
Good Hog Demand and More
Wanted.

Yesterday was a better day at the
Stock yards, better in point of receipts
and in market strength and selling prices.
The market was early quoted as stronger
and this feeling prevailed throughout the
early trading in the morning transac-
lions Of wagon hogs and some car stuff
held over from the day before. All sales
made in the first part of the day, before
the car stock commenced to arrive showed
strong market and this was somewha
accelerated by favorable reports from 9TH
er stock centers and the provision pit
The inherent strength of the local market
was asserted when the car lots arrived,
Is these a tonce showed even greater
lrmness The first car to cross the scales
was one from the territory and these were
OF extra heavy hogs Of very fair grade
md selling al the top Of the day. This
was the first top price put on the sales,
IS al transactions previous 10 this were
Tor small punches of wagon stuff Of gem
orally inferior grade, though always sell
Ing strong. The local business was light
and the hogs not better than ordinary.
The whole days offerings may be said to
be fair, not more than that There was
nothing received during the day as good
the best hogs offered sold at the best
price for the general markets everywhere,
and better hogs would no doubt have
sold at q still better figure. The average
weight was below either the day before
or the same day last week. There were
more light hogs in, as a matter of fact,
and more only partially fed hogs, but
the cut-outs and sorts were very few
and most Of the cars sold straight. The
receipts were above those Of both COM
Daring days while the bulk range and the
tops were about the same. 1t was a very
good day In all, and hogs sold as well or
better at this market than they could
have received anywhere. Sellers Were
always at an advantage, and the new
comers expressed themselves as well sat
ssffed. There were mean common hogs
offered, but the demand took in all that
Came and was enough eager to absorb
even more at equally stiff prices had a
better grade appeared. The day closed
with the market in good condition and the
demand firm. Today is hoped TO show in
creased receipts, and if this comes about,
all offerings will be taken care of at the
best market values.
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WOOL MARKET,

Boston. Jan. IS-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow:
While the VOL markets have been qui-
eter during the past week than for a
long tine, they have not been without
some interesting features. one OF the
most important Of these is the pronounced
inquiry for woods grading =, : and 2
blood. and this inquiry has extended to
both domestic and foreign stocks Of this
description Australian cross oreds in par
ticular having been we'll sought for and
firm n price. In fact, these woods are
quoted fully 4 cent per pound higher
than they were a month ago Gross breds
had been depressed disproportionately in
comparison With merinos. On pulled woods
there is a fifirmer feeling, especially on
BIS" and the same may be said about
carpet woods which the buyers have
shown more disposition 10 purchase. The
sales Of the week IN the Boston market
amounted 10 "a, 500 pounds domestic and
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The smiling and always genial counte-
nance of Charlie Granville of Sedgwick
was seen again at the yards yesterday,
nnd all hands welcomed him cordially.
He had in this time a load of heavy hogs
of fair grade which sold at the top price
of the day.
JEFF HHouston Of Ponca City was the
first car lot consignor to pass over the
scales His load was the heaviest of
the day, the average coming close to the
300 mark. They sold at the top price Of
the day.
John Catcliffe of Cunningham was in
with a car of heavy hogs which sold to-
ward the close AT the top Of the bulk for
car hogs.
The Farmers and Drovers Bank OF Mt.
Hope were on the closing market with a
car load of heavy hogs. which easily sold
at the top of the bulk.
Jim Miller of Viola was among the old
reliable shippers to the Wichita market.
dunn hogs. selling at the top of the bulk
Tor car hogs.
Ciood-natured Pat Mckinley OF Ere
port was a shipper of extra heavy hogs
in fair form, selling at the top Of the
bulk
Knepper fl Lamison OF Wakomis, o. T.
were new shippers on the market with
Two cars Of hogs Of light and medium
weights. both OF which sold at a good
bulk price for their grade.
NJ. s. Smith Of Spring Vale was on the
date market with a car Of hogs OF light
weight and fair quality and selling at a
good bulk price.
Joe Scott OF Peck. one of the regular
shippers to this market. was in with a
car Of hogs of fair medium grade and
weight
The cattle trading was light. Besides
the following sales. there were scattering
hoofs sinzly sold OF only ordinary stock
and usually selling we'll There was a
good demand. and the feeder tone con-
tinued TO exhibit the late well pronounced
Hrmness. Fat butcher cattle were also in
demand. the local packing interest being
on hand 10 take in all OF this class. Be
sides a line of single head transferred,
OF no especial Importance. there were !
etockers selling at S42 and cows at
$500. the former averaging as. and the
latter I'D
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows; Santa Fe. {: Rock Is
land. s: and Missouri Pacific. .
Yesterday was a good day al the Doid
plant There were cars sold for imme-
date delivery; cars besides these shipped
out in the contract division. made up
Of mixed abattoir products4 from the
1obbing department, besides a heavy line
Of express stun distributed throughout
the southwest.
Mr. Arthur Godair. one OF the firm of
Godair. Harding * Co. Of thet National
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THE WEATH Err

Wichita, Kan, Jan. u. 1899.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Friday. fair and warmer
During the past "A hours the highest
temperature has been "a. the lowst u. and
the mean q. with clear weather. light
northeast to south wind and high bsrom-
eter.
SO far this month the average rainfall
has been only 0 inch: and the mean tenn
perature has been ; degrees above the nor
NAL
The temperature has no time this month
been as low as II was during December.
For the past ten years the average tenn
perature for the month Of January has
been 81, and for the 18th day. q
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Jan. 1S-Forecast for
Thursday:
Kansas-Fair; warmer; east to south
east winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
warmer, light. easterly winds.
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Live Stock yards, East st. Louis, was at
the yards yesterday mingling business al
fairs with the pleasure of again meeting
his many friends at these yards.
The daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday, tops, $40; bulk, S.2oq3.3I12
average weight, 239; receipts, $50. For
Tuesday, tops, 3. 40; bulk, 50. 25d3. IS; ay-
erage weight, 254; receipts, 716 For the
same day last week, tops, S.45; bulk.
s.. 2715d3. 40; average weight, 243; receipts,
7c9.
Provisions were firmer ON better demand
and in sympathy with higher hog market.
Large shipments of meats and higher
prices at the yards started provisions
strong. Lard closed up 212 cents, and rib
about steady.
Other markets were as follows: Chicago
estimated 5000 hogs, received 1900,
against 34e5O the day previous. The mar
ket was last given this way: There
was a good demand for hogs. with the
competition brisk and prices ruled
steady, some lots selling cents higher. "
Kansas City received Is. $50 hogs, against
%, 10 the day before, and the market was
as strong to cents higher. ST. Louis
was quoted as strong with 5000 in, against
II 600 the day before.
The estimated receipts for today at Chi
cago are 81, 900 hogs.
Most all the convalescents from grippe
among the stock yards and packing house
contingent are gradually getting better.
For a while it looked like the entire
commission crowd would have to give up,
but they are a nervy set, and one at
time they are getting back without act
uaIly giving up. Marsh Psugh has about
recovered his usual urbane temper, Allie
9 1aorr
coarseness. is again agreeable, while the
balance are regaining the vitality which
ebbed out at the first symptoms OF the
fashionable complain. This little group
isolated away up in the north part of this
growing city, somehow keep each others
health and interests always on their
minds, and they welcome back from the
sick room those VINO have been Obliged 10
give up and go home.
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This line is now running through chair
cars (seats free) and Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars Wichita 10 s.. Louis.
daily without change This Is the only
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20 ali points in Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on sals
steamship tickets 20 ali points on tho
globe
For further information address
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city Ticket Agent.
Corner Main and Douglas Ave.
/. r DELANEY. Agent Union station
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Jan. S.-The spot demand
for cottons has been moderate today in
all departments. Mail orders show some
Improvement. Staple brown and bleach
ed cottons steady. firm and full prices well
maintained. Coarse colored cottons quiet
az previous prices, Prints firm and
against buyers. Ginghams steady. White
goods tending upward; mems woolens
quiet and irregular. Dress goods improv-
ing. Silks show upward tendency. Print
cloths quiet. but firm at previous prices.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Jan. 1S.-Coffee-Options
opened steady, 5 points higher. 10 points
decline. The firmness and smaller re-
ceipts at Rio and Santos and bullish
speculation in other markets steadied
prices, closed quiet, net unchanged.
Sales, 5000 bags, including March, S-55;
May, $50; July, $50; September, $50;
October, 1915. Spot. Rio. dull and easy;
No. invoice, CSC; No. Z jobbing, &c.
Mild, quiet, but about steady.
Sugar-Ray dull, barely steady; fair re-
filming, 3 13-16c; centrifugal. 96 test, 414c;
molasses sugar, 9-16c. Refined, quiet
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PLATFORM FELL WITH BRYAN
And 400 Others at Denver. But No
One Was Hurt

Denver Col. Jan. 1S.-G0lonel ard Mrs.
William J. Bryan leave for tneir home in
Lincoln Nsb. this afternoon. A p0-tion
OF the platform, Two feet high. from which
Colonel Bryan delivered ais address AZ the
Coliseum last night. feE down under the
weight % 80 people who were seated upon
g. IRE incident caused some confusion
for few minutes, but a. 70 time was
there any danger % panic n the closely
packed audience. Several people on the
Platform received slight scratches and
bruises but nobody Fas seriously hurt
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Millions Given away

II is Certainly gratifying TO the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous TO the needy
and suffering. The proprietors of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
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Elsgsn free reclining chair cars OF al
trains and Pullman Paiace s5eepers rom
Wichita 70 Chicago and Kansas 'ttF
without change Also sseepeTs on ah
p Rht trains q Fort Worth. Houston, naE
Antonio and New Or,sars. Tlckets sgtd
and bazEa e checked % al pGsu-s rgrt1-
east south ard west Sreamship tcEefa
sold % all European points ~ i9Wesi
rates. Passenger station corner DS@s =
and Mad avenues Telelnlre -
= DRAKE y T. A o. = = 4 ?.
z " THOMPSON. \ g. =. 4 7 4.
Topeka Kan
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WICHITA & WESTERN
los m

Arrive from West
No. z-Pratt and KiuEman pas
senger daily except sunday 'io:5
No Pratt and klnEman ac-
commOdatiOn TUESDAY Thurs
day. Saturday, ..-........-........il 10
Depart West
No. 1-Kingman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday. b.. SD
No 2-Kingman and Pratt ac-
nesday and Friday - IN
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$4,000 pounds foreign, making total
of 2,6o5.50o, against total of S,2l0,500 for
the previous week, and a total of $1,000
fer the corresponding week last year.
Since January l, 1899. sales amount TO
1852 900 pounds, against Il, SS5, 900 pounds
last year at this time.
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Nicholas. william and Felix

Pans Jan. lN-The SolieI today pub
fishes report TO the effect that the car.
in May next viii spend a fortnight on the
Riviera, where, the paper adds-,1iz mai
ssty will be visited by President Faure
and by Emperor William OF Germany.
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Force of Drrvi-hes Captured

Cairo. Jan. iE-The whole remaining
force o.: Ahmed Fe8J. re only unconqaer-
e Derrsh calef,a1n. nun 5eriug about
9es9 men. has surrendered 20 Ire B-tisa
o. the Bag Me Fedl escaped
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North and Fast

North and East.
No. 2-Kansas City, Chi
cago and s.. Louis
limited daily 900 a n o n
No. 2-Colorado SPRING.
Denver and PscLhct
coast daily .......... 1000 a n 1000 a n
No. LKausas CITY. s.
Louis and Chicago
ulzht express daily.
except Sunday .-....-. i9:3e :. n 1879 ? n
No. Accommodation.
daily except Sunday. 81 a n 80 q n
South and West
No Fort Worth. Dali.
Las. Houston and Gal.
weston express daily. s.S D n s:ss . n
No. oklahoma Fort
Worth New Orleans
and Pacific coast (dal-
- ---------.----.- 81. 5-Ss , n - 3 n
No. 3-Oklahoma. FORT
Worth Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except sunday. $40 = n 80 n
No. 2-Ft Worth Hous-
FL ton. GaivestD1 ana san
Antonio express DAILY
except sunday .----. so IN SO 2
No Accommodat
daily except Sunday $40 ? n $40 ? =
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CHOCTAw ROUTE.
Choctaw oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Company.
Condensed Time Table. effective Sep
temher II. 1895.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and provision markets,
furnished by P L. Bostick, Commission
Broker, rooms 10 and Il, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 1sI.
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D. II. RHODES. superintendent.


CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Time Table Effective Nov. n 1897.
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Capital stock. t25o.00a Paid Up.

II you want Stockers or Feeders. write
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statesmen n each department.. Cattle,
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WEST BOUND.

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Arrlvs Lay.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-03-08
"A Plain Truth.

No man has right to marry till, In
every human probability, assured that
he can support family in his own sta
ton. Mere love or improvident matches
seldom turn out well; poverty comes.
and there is so much self-reproach on
either side that gall is added to its bit
terness; their tempers are soured, and
they soon wish themselves unmarried.
But when trials assail an attached, a
reasonable pair, sorrow unites them
closer; the man, feeling how much de-
pends on him, never flags in his eXer-
ton. and often RECEIVERS the lost step;
If not. there is still consolation In his
wife's unvarylng love-in her sweet,
noiseless sacrifices. In these uncertain
times there are few commercial men
but have met with reverses, and they
will often say:
Had it not been for those at home,
/ should have blown my brains out;
could not have stood it,
Wife and children! They are bea-
con to us in our troubled sea; we renew
the struggle when ready to sink be-
meath the wave, and at last are saved.
At the worst, when all Is black-when
friends are cooled or reproachful-
when the cruelest doubts assall us
there is still one who respects and loves
us; at home we are still dear.-New
York Ledger.