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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-04
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Major Chris Shepherd, one of the old
time reliable shippers on this market,
was a conslgnor yesterday of load of
heavy hogs which brought the top price
of the day.
Edgar and Knox OF Beaumont were
shippers of heavy hogs which sold with
out doc6age at the top price for the day
J. r. Hawthorn Of Benton was a ship
per of heavy hogs which sold at close 20
Top prices.
Bert Keu Of Clearwater was in with a
car Of heavy weight hogs which sold at
once at a good bulk price.
Mr.. Joe Cheskey of the old time ship
ping firm OF Cheskey and Funk, was in
person at the yards yesterday with a
car load of mediums which sold at the
popular hulk figure.
Adam HumbauerOf Mulvanc had in two
caps Of stock, one car Of hogs ~ heavy
weight which sold at strong prices. and
also 4 car of cattle, stockers ana feeders,
part Of which sold wei.
The Burton State bank had in car
load of fair mediums which sold on the
close at good bulk figures.
Ed Wedline of Augusta shipped in
car load Of fair mediums which sold
without dock ct good bulk prices.
D. NJ. Hutchinson Of Haverhiu sold out
q load OF heavy hogs which went at stiff
bulk prices.
Smith and Jackson Of Fur,ey had in a
EAR load OF heavy hogs which were dis
posed of at bulk figures.
7 c. Greenwade Of Huunewen was a
shipper Of cattle, stockers. on the late
market
Joe Knoblauck Of Colwieh was in per
son at the yards yesterday with very
fine car Of fat butcher hogs. They were
among the best which this market has
seen in a long time.
Clarke Kincaid shipped in from Nor
witch a car of thirty head Of stockers and
feeders on the late market
The Dold Packing company yesterday
bought Of the Prewitt Stock firm. through
the Healy Commission company. a car
load Of sheep, 1913 in number They We're
prime. Well fattened butcher sheep and
sold at good market price They aver
aged "A pounds and told at $50.
Charlie Dorsey OF South Haven was
among the old time shippers, his car be-
ing medium weight h-gs.
W. A Stetler % Nedford. was among
the late arrivals with car toad OF boss.
A. R Smith Of Pratt was shipper Of
fair medium hogs on Jhe late market
Mr. N. r. Davis had in two cars OF
calves which were yarded here and brand
cd on their destination east.
The Dold business yesterday was more
than normal. there being = heavy ship
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and extra shorts, $50; clear ribs, s5.s21k:
clear sides, $5.75.
Bacon-Quiet; boxed shoulders s5.75; ex-
ira shorts. $500; clear ribs, s6.1z1z; clear
sides, s6.25.
Receipts-Flour, 5000; wheat, 1900;
corn, los, 600: oats, 1900.
Shipments-Fqour, 5000; wheat, 5000;
corn, 1S6. coo; oats, 5000.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. a. lour-Receipts,
1895; exports, 3s,417; moderately active
and steady without quotable change.
Rye lour-Firm.
Wheat-Receipts, 7Se, 800; exports, III $50.
Spot easy; No. 2 red, 7S14c f. o. b. afioat
spot; No. l northern Duluth, sc f. o. b.
afoat to arrive; No. l hard Duluth, s424c
to arrive: No. red, 7615c elevator. OPP
tions opened easier with prices 14c lower.
cables being disappointing and weother
in the northwest favorable to the move
ment of supplies Later the market ad
vanced &c on renewed war talk and
claims of increased export interest re-
garding cash wheat. Again the market
turned easier following the publication of
Bradstreet's visible supply statement and
disappointment in the amount of cash
EG5sc with the market finally easy at a
net decline of 1ac. March. S1&QS2c, clos
ed size; May, 81 5-160S2 1-16c. closed
Size; December, Is 5-16q79 1-16c, closed
7S15c.
Corn-Receipts, 1872 2G5; exports. 1916;
spot easy; No. ., Ale Z. o. b. af1oat, 401sc
elevator Options market opened firm
at an advanced of sc for December on
strong cables, but turned easier under
heavy receipts, which exceeded expecta-
tions. The market was finally easy with
December &c net higher and May &c
net lower. May, S7dS72sc, closed sT1sc;
December, s12S6S7S4c, closed 371Ac-
Oats-Receipts, So, go; exports, 1o2,Sl0
Spot firmer; No, 2 es1llc; No. 8, 2S1kc; No.
2 white, SIC; track mixed western, 299
3o11zc; track white, z9114q35c Options quiet
and featureless-
Butter-Receipts, r,2S9 packages; firm;
western creamery, 17d24c; June cream
cry; factory, 14G1sc-
.Cheese-Receipts, 4,5u packages: firm;
large white. 111kc; small white, u%c;
large colored- nazc; small colored, 12c.
Eggs-Receipts. 1n,I7S packages Strong;
western ungra6ed at mark. 14Q1Sc.
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FIRM But SIAGNANI
Is the Stock Market at the
Closing Hour.
NET GAINS IN FAIR NUMBER
Money Rate Ranges as High
as 40 Per Cent.
NET GAINS IN FAIR NUMBER

New YORK, Oct. s.-The disturbed condi-
ton Of the foreign markets for securities
and the upward tendency of foreign dis
counts caused a break in prices az the
opening of the stock exchange here. The
selling movement was quite active in the
first hour and low prices for the day in
the majority Of stocks were made in that
time. There was some pressure later in
the day in obscure quarters of the stock
list But prices generally were better by
the end OF the first hour. In the latter
part OF the day the small volume Of offer
ings invited the bidding up of prices
The level OF many stocks was carried
above that Of last night both in the rail-
road and industrial departments. No large
offerings were brought out by the ad-
vance, and even the violent upward leap
IN the money rate TO 40 per cent after 2
o'clock caused only a slight setback in
prices. They hardened again and the
close was very flrm(in an almost stagnant
@-AeiAAON anu OAAAJ SAA6AlAg DCiOH the tCSI
Of the day. There is very fair mixture
Of net gains throughout the list. The
stock market was strikingly Indifferent to
the gyration. There was considerable
calling Of loans in the early hours by ma
tional banks whose reserves are below the
legal limit. But the money rate did not
get above 26 per cent during this period,
and at the opening loaned at per cent.
Before the afternoon furry It had fallen
back again to per cent. 1t was after
o'clock when the ratetpurted to 40 per
cent. and 1t then dropped back again be-
fore the close. The urgent demand for
money seems confined TO the stock ex-
change, and the small disbursements ere
ated by today's high rate indicates mar
row limits of need there. Time loans,
though they - not respond to the high
rates for call loans, are not offered in
large volume. Call loan rates at neigh
boring financial centers showed some dis
position TO advance today. But the severe
stringency seems confined to New York
and to a. narrow speculative circle in the
stock market. There IS no evidence as yet
of any disturbance of the course OF gen.
eral business for lack of money. The ac-
ton OF the London and Berlin markets
today and the weekly return OF the I'm
perial Bank of Germany indicate an ur-
gent need for money there. Obviously no
further movement OF gold TO New York
is to be expected in the immediate future.
No effect is yet apparent from the Octo-
Der disbursements of dividends and inter-
est, but some funds are expected to make
their way from this source into the New
York money market before many days. a
hope is entertained in stock market cir
cles that some measure or relief by tht
treasury department is imminent, as the
absorption of surplus revenues is the prin-
cipal cause of exhaustion of the local
money reserve. Closing prices were as
follows.
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Slespinz Car
Line Between 81 Louis
and Jackson villa.

ConmsngrE December 80. TIE LOUIS
vie Al Line haa eatsD. shed tbs great
IhroGzh 6ieepiax CIR Rguts - s9flaA-
Thr9uEh sleeping ears a-r4rEe1 - iesfs
g. LOSS s.l5 : "a daily. psEsing L9als-
VIE "a IN Lrs4nEiga e. -
reaching Cha ttsacpEs So . "a. Afissta
1919 . IT, ard Jsczfe1FIlls g. r. RI. fss9-
ed morsi sg5. ssss-sTsTs sll9He4 Ia
r1-.e y shrsurh large cisles sr8 i-tsfsst-
fnz country. sd. uhas nTs tsrsffEa
seepinx car rsufs. = Gsef suost ss2zrisg
ar sve.l-szts $50 s1zef Ehss ~ ss8lWsY Tss
sehsdsIes are fsEf ard most ccsvss.EFat
Tha LIE also snerts psssenEees -
Fserl1A tap s1a ASSEM- = g. -.
Ftaagcst Afusrseau 81 gszF-sfegH1 fea1ri-
CeFfeapaaee1cs fsa-ltss s1a l1fDFnsa-
ses p.1nefsy fura'sae4 8 4 CAMP
BEs-L genaf.l Passenger ago. 81
Less. 80.
Tas Is aiso tss bsst Ere - pes-fs n
Ksntaeky. Tssnessss. CssfxAA 49, 4ssrta
sze soEth czrptiaa
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FOREIGN STOCKS AND MONEY
Baron RothsehiId says There Is to be
No War

New York Oct 1.-The Commsreial-Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabiegrzm:
The stock market here opened <eak to-
day and went fat early or the an
uounoement OF al advance n the AK
rate OF discount from - 20 Il per
cent The advance was made By The
governors % TIE Bank q England On
their Own responsibility because % 20
rise IN the rate Al Berlin q from 70 s
per ceaL There wzs D. psn2c AID nttle
excitement n The market bgt 4 was de-
csde8ly wesk although there Sss .
slighr rebound anAlly. Lord Rothsch5;d,
despite the critical state q affairs n the
TransvaaI told hls friends his m9rEiraz
that ;hs-e would - no var. Caascis
were do<a % - - for noney. - s. tos
the SSvez5e- zseoazt Al re esoss 90
6ar .zsy ws-e - - f9- snaaeg. ~ -
soe TIE account Aza~-scSns beEza aaE
z-d w4at from hzsf - sa4 pelnt g15sr
PARTIES SeE York hoagss slsZAtlT o3t
tie close Vas sabaT near III worst TIE
Berlin fAws-fsaz Eertae-z Pzcaae. Unssz
Pac.se. ans Canadian PASS. were =zoss
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,pressed a money tluesze Is expected

depressed 4 money tlueezs Is expected
there.
Berlin. Oct. 7-The bosrze opened weak
being unfavorab'y Influenced By The baak
return. The maTkst again rallied tas-
ards the close In consequence q re-par-
chases closing. however. for ms most
part With declines.
Paris. oct z-The bourss wa Ssak A.
the opening today. TIRE use IL the bank
rate causing reaiizazlons. Later the mar
ke: rallied and was slightly ealrnsr. rs-
naming fairly steady during the closirg
hour. Rfsars opened fat. then recovered
sligntly. bat finished dBH
London. Oct z-The eoverners - the
Bank o. EnEisnf net today and ssesssd
20 raise TIE banks rate q 4aleFss, - -
per cent
Beriia. Oct The rate g siscpss; o.
fhe Imperial Bank & Germany h<s Be q
raised from e - cent
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct 3.-Little of interest
transpired in the local market today.
From start to finish buyers and sellers
were Indifferent. Spelter alone showed
the least degree of firmness due more to
favorable cable and other news than to
improved demand or any special efforts
of holders to improve their position. Tin
displayed a certain amount of weakness
under sheer absence of support. At the
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants dull and nominal at SIS; lake
copper dull and easy with $3.50 bid, and
So p asked; lead quiet with $50 bid and
$465 asked; spelter firmer with $40 bid
and $50 asked. The brokers' price for
lead is $40 and for copper 1Sss11S1k.
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On the produce exchange today the but
Ter market was firm; creamery. 151z2c:
dairy. 1+aIsc; cheese. firm; ia G12c; eggs
firm. fresh. lsizc
Dressed poutry-Steady. Turkeys, "a
9isc; chuckens. Sasc: ducks, slsasc.
KANSAS. CITY.
Kansas City, oct. S-Wheat-Decem-
Der. 6sAc; NAY, 7Sssc- Cash: No. , hard
6SiAas7c; No. ; 6+d65izc: No red, 7oc;
No s. S5lzGsac-
Corn-December. &s1sc; May, g7l4c. Cash:
No. ? mixed. 2a1%14c; No. > white. 2Sizc.
No 5. esa2si.c
Oats-No. white, e5s7@'izc.
Rye-No. =. Sc
Hay-Choice timothy. 500; choice pral-
RE. s5.75G700.
Butter-creamery. lsazlo; dairy. sc
Eggs-Fresh, I5c.
ST. LOUIS.
S. Louis. Oct 2-W-heat-L-ower No. =
red. cash elevator. 79szc: trsCk. -Sa14c:
December. Eslsl74ssc; Nay. 7ss4c; No. ,
hard. 7eiz17lc.
Corn-Hlgher; Ne. cash, &c; track.
PC; December, 2ssg1S5se; NAY. sac
Oats-Quiet; No. : cash. &c. track.
e4isc: December. &c; May, &atc. No. :
white. ssa2s1so.
Rye-FirIn. 81.
FIour-F'irm; higher; patents, S155S777o.
extra fancy. &.zsGl8sS: clear. S2-9yl1-7
Dry sat Haeats-1uiet; boxed shoulders
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HOG MARKET NEBK
Heavy Supply and the Trad
ing Active.
TOPS STICK TO S4. 80
Cattle Steady With Fair
Business Done,
TOPS STICK TO 81 80

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
quoted as weak with a heavy run Of
hogs and the business active. Steady and
steady to weaker ruled for the quotations
fall the western livestock centers. The
local market was enlivened by a heavy
run Of hogs both in the car receipts and
the wagon trade. The latter was the
heaviest that has beeen received in these
varded and transferred from this division
alone. Added to this there was an extra
large supply Of car hogs, ana ten loads
OF them were weighed up and sold, the
Dold Packing company taking the entire
line. None of the markets reported
strong quotation and this one did as well
as any. The prices at which the hogs
sold showed here a quotation of weak
ness The receipts were generally good
all over, and they were all disposed of at
the best prices possible. The local trad
ing yesterday was made more interesting
by an augmented run Of hogs, the most
of which sold, and sold at prices in line
with the general trend everywhere.
Nearly a thousand hogs crossed the
scales, and in 1t all It may be said that
the quality was generally very fair.
There was nothing in especially choice
neither was the grade at all common,
but a fair average estimate would be that
the quality was fair to good. Though
there was an unexpected run Of hogs, the
trading was active and the business was
done up early and all that were sold were
sold at an early close. 1t was a good day
yesterday, and there was more real activ-
fly at the yards than has appeared in
some time. The cattle end of the trading
was lively. as well as the hog division,
and in all the day closed with a very good
Showing.
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View York. Oct 7.-Ao1sy - eau
steady a. go Der eeat. isst laaa -.
Prime mercantile paper SO - psr ctat
Sterling e1ehazEe frT<Estsr Efts s-tDzl
Business 81 BANKERS blls ~ f4Ea
Is - f5s demand ard q; ffE t-sa
as "a fcF g 2aYs. gsns4 rates 80 ~
eAEz - sn8 fissasss IL. 17zEsgei4l
bis t&sss4l silver csriseatss = -,
bar SILVER $ sfsrsezs ss1zrs =. Cow
e-zrent be16s sasar $40 b1zSs steady
rz2l-ozd kazas xszE
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nent from the straight car source and az

ment from the straight car source and al
so from the local and jobbing division.
The statement for yesterday was as
follows: Tops, 1870; bulk of sales, si.20G
4.3O; average weight, 246; receipts, 1853
Mr.. John Norris. of the firm Of Norris
and Yazzel of Furley, is on the market
buying feeders, and yesterday he pur-
chased of Adam Huffbauer part of his
load.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fee Z; Frisco, z;
Missouri Pacific, 4, and Rock Island, 2.
The Kerfoot cattle deal did very well
at this point and the sales were very sat
isfactory to the firm. In all 800 head were
sold as follows: 100 head to John
O'Mealey; 200 head to W. NJ. Mosier and
90 head to Mrs. Caroline O'Briest. Of
White Horse, Woods county, Oklahoma.
The balance will be shipped at once to
Nebraska
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Oct. 3-Coffee-Options op-
ened steady with prices unchanged to 8
points lower but Immediately developed
inherent sctrength on local covering, i'm
proved demand for spot coffee, favorable
foreign market and scarcity Of sellers
Closed quiet with October points higher:
others unchanged to 8 points net lower;
sales 13.250 bags. including October, 4.25c;
November, 4sec; December, A-55c; sJanu-
airy. 4Goc: March. 4.70c May. 4.s5c: July
1850; August, 5.00c. Spot. Rio steady;
mild steady.
Sugsr-Raw weak and nominal. Re-
fined dull, barely steady.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 3.-The quality Of cattle
offered here today was ordinary and the
demand moderate Prices were steady.
Good to fancy cattle brought $3.50 to S.05;
medium grades, $4.5Gq5.75; stockers and
feeders, s3.C0G49Q; bulls, cows and heif-
ers, $1.6515.25; common to prime calves
$400a7.40; rangers, s.. 1OQ4.15; Texas
steers, SO. 10d4.10.
Hogs-Trade was slow and prices &c
lower per 100 pounds. Prime hogs
brought 4.1Nq4.75; mixed lots s4.45d4. so;
light hogs, $4.0G04.so; pigs, $4.1OG4. 50;
culls, stays and roughs, $1.50d4.00.
Sheep-Sheep were fairly active with
about yesterdays range of prices. Sheep
were wanted at $2.59d3.0O for common, up
to AG0q425 for good to choice f1ocks.
Western rangers sold at s3.5014.1o; feed
ers at $1,000 IS. aLmbs were in demand
at $425045O for common, up to s.. 150S. so
for choice natives, with feeders selling
at s45O047O, and western rangers at $3.50
@515.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 1900;
sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Oct. 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, LOCO natives, 1000 Texans; mar
ket about steady. Native steers, $4.609
6. %; Texas steers, $3.C0d4.1O; Texas cows,
$175G315; native cows and heifers, 5000
800; stockers and feeders, 81 4Oq4.9O; bulls,
81. 75d4.10.
Hogs-Receipts,- 1900; light steady to
strong, others steady to weaker. Bulk of
sales $4.45d46O; heavy, s4.4OG4471a; pack
ers. $L45d455; mixed, 81 421ad45O; light,
S44O64 IS; workers, S460q4.65; pigs, $3.50
G455.
ST. LOUIS.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Lambs, S45OOd5 90; muttons, SS5O9h25
st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 3-Cattle- Rec aipts,
{, 500: market steady. Native shipping
and beef steers, $3.7O96.5O; stockers and
$2.5GG4.65; cows and heifers, SEQ
@4.75; Texas and Indian steers, $2.15Glf.40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market steady.
Pigs and lights. s46Od4. 20; packers, 1850
4 60; butchers, S4.65G475.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900; market steady to
strong. Native muttonss s3.25q3 IS; lambs,
So $4,000
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Oct. 3.-No abatement of
strength in the cotton goods market,
Sellers are reserved in all directions
Raw cotton makes them uneasy and
they are unwilling to take forward con-
tracts TO any extent. Brown sheetings
and drills scarce and advancing. Fine
brown and gray goods tending against
buyers. Bleached in good request at the
advanced prices. Coarse colored goods
strongly held. Prints show more bust
ness doing. Ginghams scarce and strong
Mems wear woolens and worsteds quiet
and unchanged. Jobbing trade here good.
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New Orleans. Oct 3.-Cotton-very
steady: middling sac.
New York, Oct 3-Cotton-Futures
closed steady. October, 81. Sc: November
S6.g3; December. s7.03; January. SOS;
February. S1.12; March. s7l5; April. Sis;
May, 1921; June, S7.22; July. s724; august
$724
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour, firm: No. 5 spring wheat, $50 I2la
cents; No . red 7S24 G74Tc; No. corn.
9IlaaS2c; No. yellow, 32d32l4c; No. oats
23G2Sllc; No. white, sc: No. white.
24s4 a 25i1c; No. ? rye. 5SG5Si4c; No. bar
ley. 37G46c; No. l faxseed. S.l5; prime
timothy seed. S220G2.25; mess pork per
bbl S6.oGS25; lard per leo lbs, $500
$50: short RIBS sides GooSe). S4S5d5.3o;
dry sal.ed shoulders Cboxed), 606isc; short
clear sides boxed, $5.50G5.55: whisky. dis
tillers finished goods, per gallon, S122;
sugars. cut loaf, unchanged.
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CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was quot
ed as steady with q fair supply and the
buying element strong. Feeders were the
most in demand, and this grade sold It
once with a good call for them. Besides
the sales as listed below there were sew
eraI more cars in late. the most OF which
viii cross the scales this morning. There
was a very fair trade in the cattle divis-
ion and the activity was taken as an in
dication of improved business in this line.
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dresses to DR. Rnmsr Co. Binghsmton.
y Y
II you are already convinced that
swamp Root Is what you need. you can
purchase the regular Afty-cent and one-
dollar size bottles az drug stores. pout
make any mistake. Dot remember The
name. swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's swamp
Root
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The bond market was 5uIl, bat prices
were lower in res2onAe 10 the high money
rate. Total sales. par value s. -. 90.
United States rs declined IL IN The I'D
price.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
strong Assertions as to Jast What
the Remedies VIII Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his RheunIatisTn
Cure will cure nearly
al cnses OF rbeume-
tisn in a few hours;
that bis Dyspepsia Cure
Will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
win cure 80 per cent.
Of ell cases of kidney
trouble; that his Ca
tsrrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter bow
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind of headache IN
q few minutes; that
his Cold Cure will
r-,rictlv hraoG M .ny