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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
HOG MARKET NEAKENS
Just Fair Supply and Demand
Good.
TOPS REST ON $500
No Cattle Trading and Moth
ing offered.

The Wichita live stock market yester-
day was quoted as weak TO cents lower,
with just fair run Of hogs. There was
a keen, active demand, and the trading
was active al through the day. There
were very few wagon hogs offered, and
the ten cars OF hogs On sale were taken
al once and at the best market prices.
Chicago gave out this statement: Heavy
packing hogs steady; others a shade
COVER" Kansas City reported STEADY 70
. cents lower" and St Louis about the
same. There was keen. active tone TO
khe trading al through the day, and d i
1ogs coming in were taken al once and
al the best market prices. The average
weight was S3 pounds and this was very
heavy as compared with the run of late
There was very fair supply OF hogs and
the ten cars which were received went a.
good strong figures There was & stronger
demand than the supply and everything
n was sold strong, as compared with the
other western live stock markets. The
tops were only ~ cents OF from the top
prices Of the day before. and the general
tone Of the market and the trading were
II line with the rest Of the markets. The
quality was geenraly very fair; there
were some loads In which were extra
fine, and others which were only fair and
some common; the whole average being
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
TABLED
CONTINUED from First Page.)

nance-Hansbrough spooner. Appcopria-
tions-Warren. Wetmore, Carter. For
eign relations-wolcott. Judic1ary-Fair-
banks. Simon Commerc@Hanna, Ma
son, DeDew. 4griculture-Foster Coast
and insular survey Cnew)-Foster. chair
man; Hawley. Mcmillan. Perkins, Well
ington. Contingent expenses-Kean |,
Scott Census-Quarles, McCUmber. Civil
service-Baker, chairman. Claims-War-
rem. chairman; McComas. DeDew. Nc
Cumber, Kean. District OF Columbia
Stewart, Wellington. Education and Ia
bor-McComas. To examine into the civil
service-Ross, chairman: Deboe Fisher
fes-FOster. Forest reservations-Bever
idge, chairman; Carter. Mcbride, De-
pew. Geological survey-Kean. Immi-
gradon-Penrose, chairman: Sewen On
place Of Nelson). Indian sffairs-Thurs-
ton. chairman; Nelson. Baker. Quarles,
McCumber. Kyle. Indian deDreda tons
Deboe chairman; Mcbride, Ross. Beveg-
idge. Interoceanic canals-McBride. Han
IA. Interstate commerce-Kean- Irriga-
tion-Simon, chairman; Stewart, Quarles
Manufactures-Scott, Foster. Military
afairs-Burrows Mines-CIark Cyyo.).
L
tive deDartments-NcCom chairman:
Beverage Pacific islands and Porto
Rico (new)-Foraker. chairman: Calm
ger. Perkins. Fairbanks, Nelson. Nc
Comas, DeDew. atents-Prftchard. chair
man; McComas. Pensions-Deboe.
Quarles, McCumber. Philippines new
Lodge, chairman; Allison. Hale, Davis,
Proctor. Mcbride, Beveridge. Postoffices
-Elkins. Printing-Platt N. ", chair
man: Elkins. Private land claims-Bev-
eridge Privileges and elections-Mc-
Comas. Public buildings and grounds
Fairbanks. chairman: Scott. Quarles.
Public health-Spooner, Deboe. Depew.
Public lands-Clark Cwyo.). Kean. Rail-
roads-Hawley. Wetmore. Scott. Rela-
tons with Canada-Fairbanks, Cullom.
Relations with Cuba Cnew)-Platt (Conn)
chairman; Aldrich Cullom. Davis. No
MILAN. Chandler. Spencer. Revolution
airy claims-Foster- Rules-Elkins Ter
ritories - Beverage. TRANSPORTATION
routes-Quarles, chairman: ShouD. Po-
ter. Five civilized tr1bes-Baker- Trans
portation Of meat 9roducts-McCumber.
McComas Industrial expost tions-De-
pew. chairman; Proctor. Haasbrough.
Lodge. National banks-Kean. chairman.
Trespassers upon Indian lands-McCum-
her. chairman. Woman age-Fostsr
It Is observed that Kyle Independently
and Stewart Silver are considered in
the majority list of committees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
WHAT IS
THE REASON?

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Why those distressing pains across
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
WASHINGTON DAY ELSEWHERE
New York. Philadelphia and Denver
Notable Upon the List

New York. Dec. An the comneno-
"a ZION Y the 152-h anniversary of tHe
death OF George washington services
were heid in churches and schools and
By several patriotic societies = this ci1y
today The memorial services at noon
il s. PauTs chapel were held BY The
sons os re Revolution ard the Society
of Cincinnati 4 was in 5, Pa1rs that
washington v1rsalaPed whsle The frst
congress under the constitution Vas IN
session in this city and the psw waicz he
occzrled Is stu preserved
Philadelphia. Dec. I4-Th4 1eta amt
versa-y r ire dsa,h q General George
" zshtug-sa was observed b=-s to5zv
win impressive cereuaas-s- TIE feature
re The occasion vas the memorials exsr-
cLses Il Independence Han
IerVs-. Col. Dee NV zs1suz-5r cen
te1a2I memorial exercises were b=la zere
ur5e- he auspices q ire ztae Masauie
s-o5ias q thss CITY TIE p-cg-a--l n
cZu5e5 zuzlc- IKE reading . AZ a-courr
o. Tash.nstoz's lzst Illness. a. 26srezs
o. TIE pe-saazl Character snd s1a.i- seq
vices q yEzsa.z-tez and tae rszEfnx 4
a portion - TTssal.g ton-s Fa~ezeG A.
dress also &C address uDoa TIE t-3g-
ez-s q sfas7rrv II bringing &5ozt tas IL
psz5zncs - tts co55nses ard he real
izz - ss-.a~ t-ez re wo-szl-gt7l ms
ts- - me sssze IA Virginia = -hzea
George washington vas the erxs razzte-.
wA1ca letter Iae'ade6 al ar-o1ut =
wzzhEzE.or-s Masonic ia Tae r-ar-az
eaaelazes R+11 sAs singing ,: -.Azs-scz~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
REPRESENTATIVE sAr,Es.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

BurchAeld & Connen Of Anthony were
IN with carload OF mixed hogs, which
sold At a very good bulk price.
L. ". McCrockIn OF Derby was a
shipper Of a car OF heavy hogs, which
sold az q god strong bulk price.
John D0nahue OF 1Iuihall had in z good
load OF hogs. Of medium weight, selling
at q good toppy figure. This is one OF
the oid-time shipping firms 70 this mar
ket
J. 3 Ovens Of Kildare had in a carload
good bulk price.
J y. Hannigan Of Deer Creek was
shipper Of a carload OF heavy hogs, which
sold at a good stiff bulk price.
PhiIo Hunter OF Elbing shipped up
car Of extra heavyweight hogs, which
sold at a good strong bulk price.
Ed Weidhne OF Augusta was on the
market with a carload Of heavy hogs,
which went at good bulk prices.
There were three cars Of hogs shipped
in from Rose Hill, which sold at top
.~5ces.
There was nothing doing on the cattle
market. there being no stock IN IN which
70 deal There were buyers for all the
several classes OF stock, but the lack Of
receipts was the sole cause OF the light
trading.
The DOld shipments yesterday were
very good for the season and all the
several departments showed up very well.
The express and pob5ing end Of II was
especially strong, and the straight cars
we're also very fair.
Provisions yesterday were steady. open
ing 2 shade lower on liberal hog supply
and lower prices for them. The market
held firm OF a good outside demand. The
market vas dull and huctuatingly narrow
well along in the session. Cash lard
c.osed az $50. and cash ribs steady.
William NJ Johnston shipped down from
Kansas City a carload OF cattle, billed 20
Isabel. and they were yarded for feed
and rest. They were mostly thorough
bred bulls.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe. Q; and one
each from the Missouri Pacific and the
Rock Island
Charlie Bosley. q we'll known stock
dealer. died at his home in West Wichita
s., South Nartinson avenue AT 7:S9 O'Clock
yesterday morning. He had been Tor
many years a resident OF this city, and in
boom days he and his brother. James.
were la-ge dealers in real estate. Later
they entered the cattle trade and We're
wei known 10 ali the Union stock yards
interests All the yards interests extend
the most sincere sympathy 70 surviving
relatives He was a member Of the
a. O [ " lodge No. %, and was re-
soected by all who knew him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
BROOKE ALSO HAS FRIENDS
With Less Sense Than Brooke Claims
to Haye-Cnhan Oninien of W cod

Havana, Dec I4-Governor General
Brooke is indignant az the reports cab.ed
from Washington whioh represent hin
as having protested against the order o.
the president relieving him OF the mill
tary governorship OF Cuba he says:
y am a soldier and obey orders.
would direct The arrest of any officer who
always render 20 a superior authority
the respect which would exact from a
subordinate"
his friends however. express the opln-
ion that ne has not been treated with
due consideration. They think that some
intimation should have been given him
OF the contemplated change, whereas. -
a matter OF fact. the first knowledge he
had that he was 10 be removed and Be
succeeded by Major General Wood was
derived from newspaper dispatches.
The Patria says: The administration
OF General Wood at Santiago has been
thought wei ot By Cubans OF al grades
1t must aL<o be admitted that he gov
erned the most sensitive and independent
section Of ths island without once Offend
ing the dignity OF the inhabitants He
understands the exigencies OF the situa-
ton and recognized the rights OF the
people"
Ia L0cha says: Judging from past
experience Of General Wood he VIII make
an excellent governor general Cuca has
cause for elf-oongrstulation- N san
uzgo his policy vas one OF harmony. he
was the first to promulssts ha5eas cor
pus. In a country where the embers Of
international hate are sttIl smoul3ering
a man OF his clear intelligence may &C
expected to solve prudently many COM
rllcaIed political problems. Those who
know General Wood best assert that e
Is brave soldier and a thorough states
man as well"
The members OF General BTo0ke's al
visory cabine, today rendered their rss-
ignatlons but were asked 70 remain il
Office until the arrival q General Wood
Santiago de Cuba. Dec. H-For some
months it has been suspected that large
quantities OF military stores were IN the
possessions OF CubaHs at some point n
the interior. Yesterday trs mayor % Tu-
MS. q small town Il the dLtric; OF Hoi-
gJin, voluntarily disclosed the location
and surrendered thee eective fed guns.
ten thousand rifles and large amount
OF ammunition 70 the Americans. The
gurs had been stored IN an obscure place.
in a rough country. under palm lesf
blinds. The Holguln district has been re-
garded as a probable starring point FOR a
possible uprising.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
ON OFFICE OF ISSUE
Money Orders Issued for Pay
meqt of Bills.
NEW RULING MADE
Coenynient for People Who
Have No Bank Account.

Probably not one man IN a dozen knows
that he can 60 to the Wichita postaelcs
and &c, money order Tor the payment
OF subscriptions. contributions dues 20 a.
sociauous. gas bills. trasesmea's Bills
and al manner OF smau debts almost \
money order for any such purpose may
ordinarily oe procured and cent With
saving q tine At cost less Than street
car fare or II any case where Il - uot
convenient 10 send check or pay cash.
A general order permitting money orders
on the-oflce OF issue has been made ard
IS In effect where there . a money order
Office.
IN the country. for settlement o ae-
counts between persons who uss tas
same postoaice. but reside at a couslt-
cradle distance from each other re
farmer. for lnstancs. Who Is INDEBTED %
another residing Ave o. tea mites away.
may obtain a. the village posfofaee 81
order ;hers payable 20 hls crs1.tor. Eho
may present IL for payment SO hss con-
veuieuce. or endorse u 20 another pers n
and receive the amount TIE Iaas % tire
FOR q personal VISIT S. avoided me cqft
% the order j. Bat a trise.
A. places where taare are - Ark.
when persons 1eare % Temporary de-
post fen1A f5r safe keeVlug. A1yons
90 sltasted. or chs sake ~ security here
By afforded may gurchzss a. his Sosf-
Office money ORDERS there payable - hin
SELF or demand. fusraDces - thts ki7e.
ia whilh the mcrsy order system e. 1se1
a. a savings bank. Asve no- Been "a
Sc the past Under ere nv ris - IN
crease n tie usuaef - a--h eases e -
BE- EXPECTED.
l. has been fany 5em1rsf-atsf thst
there existed zeTsiar demand - ms
modification - tas rezssistl3us. and t1At
money ORDERS rayaste AZ =bs cree -
IsrHa are great co7ver'sa-s % .z-zs
classes q people. especially fh7es paS
have no bank account AGAINST Naiea -
graE- checks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
MOODY GROWS WORSE AGAIN
His Physician Gives Assurance OF
Ultimate Recovery.

West NorthaeId. Mass. Dec I4-Dr. y.
?. Wood, the family physician y Dwight
l. Moody. the evangelist. issued the FOL
lowing bulletin this afternoon: "Dwignt
L Moody has not been a. vel during
the pas. few days. Complications have
arisen which have caused much ANXIETY.
His lower extremitles are swelling ard
al5Uminarla has appeared. whica Is con
sidered TO be due 20 the cardiac. Or heart
trouble D-. Frederick C. Shatfuck %
Boston. professor q Clinical H.edicize a.
Harvard Medical School was cared IL
consultation on "Wednesday. He endorsed
the diagnosis already made and Is quite
hopeful % ultimate rscgyery. NJ. Moody
IS confined 20 his room and sees only az
family and most Intimate friends"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
WHEAT STRONG LAIE
May Closes at an Advance of
1-4a1-0 Cent.
COARSE GRAINS HIGHER
Hog Supply and Profit aking
Weaken Provisions.
COARSE GRAINS HIGHER

Chicago, Dec. 14-Early rather uncer-
tain, wheat, later in the session, turned
strong in sympathy with corn and On
bullish statistics. May closing Hg.c
over yesterday. Corn was strong on a
good shipping and investment demand,
May closing nc up. Oats closed 1saLc
better. Provisions were weakened BY &
liberal hog supply and profit-taking, but
closed steady. 21aQ10c lower.
Wheat opened a shade down for May at
6S12c. 1t was believed that the govern
ment report would be bearish and there
was some selling on this. the market
early turning dull and heavy with the
price under puts. Buying against privi-
4eges held the market steady for some
time, when further support was received
from the strength OF corn ard the re-
duction in the Manitoba yield given in
the official report Of the Canadian govern
ment. The Improvement in the financial
condition of Wall Street was also some
thing OF an influence in the strength near
the close. May closed AQL4c over yester-
day ar 692.c.
Corn was exceptionally strong due
chiefly to the sudden squirt in the au-rail
demand which appeared yesterday. The
investment demand was excellent Sea-
board clearances were heavy, 1,u0 40
bushels. May closed at the top. PC over
yesterday. at 332zc.
Oats were very dull. but advanced a
bit with corn. May closed s84c over
yesterday at A1sG2H4c
Provisions were steady, but retTeated a
shade from the high plane which The mar
ket has recently occupied. a liberal hog
supply and rather free proht-taking were
the causes which nipped few cents from
the price May pork closed Tl2010c lower
at 1893; May lard nc under at S62119
5-65, and May ribs. sc lower at s5.45
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
s. cars; corn, S5; oats, 30; hogs. 28,000
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY TREATY
Defining Rights or American Citizens
and British subjects

washington. Dec 1.-THE president has
again sent 20 the senate TIE treaty Pc
tween he United States ard Great Bit
ain relating 70 the tenure ard dlEpos5fieE
@ reaI estate ami persoaaI pr9perty,
which was signed on TIE = O. Narrh
last and which reached TIE senate too
late for action a. The last ssssion = c1a-
zress. The sreaty provides t1at waere.
On re Death q aay pers1a boiling rezi
property zl-rta ne territories % ere -
tae contracting parties. suca properly
would IS the - OF ire fzus pass -
citizen AZ q subject ef ere other acre -
nos dlsg3s Sea - thz laws - the coTH-
t-y where s1cz zeal property Sc situated.
ssca c.tlzsn o. ss35ecl shzH 81 allowed
q term % three gears f. w1i-h - 2sl t@s
sane this ten - De reasona5iT v-2-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
STRONG MOUNTAIN POSITION
Where the Last InSurrection Was
Snuffed, Is Taken by the Americans.

Manila, Dec I4-tII 50 a m "A detach-
ment Of Colonel Hayes cavalry under
Lieutenant Arnold. has captured Biacna-
bato. the mountain stronghold where the
last instruction was ended with a peace
treaty large quantity OF munitions OF
war was secured. Major Bachelors bat
talon Of the Twenty fourth infantry Is
making slow progress in the Aparri val
ley. The villagers are giving the col
ored troops banauets and balls every
where
Washington Dec 14-Gaueral OTIS has
cabled he war department that Lieutan-
ant Batsou. who organized and com
manded the Maccabebe scouts. has been
seriously wounded in the foot Amouts-
ton Is probable. General OTIS dispatch
follows Lieutenant Batsou. Fourth
cavalry. organized four large companies
Nacabehe scouts. lad advance q Law
tons troops snd attended You1gs cav
airy northwes tern Luzon. Batson leading
with conspicuous gsuantry IN several
ba-d-fought enga geme7ts- On November
70 seriously wounded in foot, anQuJsrion
probably necessary. Can he not receive
majority in some staff corps as reward
for efficient service
General OTIS also today csbied the war
department as follows: General Law
Ton reports Buluczn province freed NJ in
sarEarts yesterday: troops Fourth cav
airy captured strong mountain position
Bsacnahato with food supplies. clothing.
cartridge factory an5 barracks. Mac
A-thur's troops occupied Tbss16- town
southwestern coasc LGzo1: slight op1o-
s.tion- and faw light casualties Eighteen
hundred Spanish prisoners received II
Manila ove- 2ao5 more e-roCce, Isas
shipped 70 Spain 18th instant These p-ts-
o-.e-s much better physical c1-5ttion
than Spanish troops surrendered when
Manila cs2irElatet'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKERS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Dec 14-C2ttle-Best steady
medium grades, 10G15c lower Medium
cows. -gz15c lower. Gamers about steady.
Texas steers shade easier; fancy Christ
mas steers S7Oo71S.S13 good. u choice, $50
as ga. Door 10 medium. S+-25Q5.op, mixed
stockers. sS0gd3.15, selected feeders, 81 >
GAO: good 10 choice cows. S.65G5-59;
heifers. Ss 40G4 -; Gamers. S2eod3. o., bulls
s. 40q4 10: calves. S+o3a .; fed Texas
beeves. Ac5d5-25; grass Texas steers, S3.25
Gsoa
HoE-Afarket averaged shade lower.
closed arn. good clearance. Mixed and
butchers. Ss.S5dAlo: good TO choice heavy,
$3s5G4Io, rough heavy, $SSaai-%o: light,
s. goo 40-i.: bulk Of sales. &.S5G4-15-
Sheep-Sheep and lambs active, mostly
7AGI5c lower. Fair clearance. Native
vethers. s. sel74.75 lambs. S4o.@I5-75; west
tern wethers. S40sG465; lambs, &.32E5.55.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, 5000:
sheep. 24ooo
Fancy Christmas steers again reached
3 : today. They we're Aberdeen-Angus
bred. averaging l,sS3 pounds and choice,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nc. Dec E-Catrlz-Re-
-eiors. s.1aG natives I00e Texans Market
steady 20 weak Native steers, &56l76--5,
Texas steers. &S-I0T5e5; Texas COWS. $50
aez native cows and heifers. Sl5af1t. -.
s,o1Ae-s and feeders, $S.3t65.oo; bulls.
S1ET5-s7
Hoss-Receipts. = GO; market steady to
e lower. Bulk Of sales. s. eea =: heavy.
g af.Isa5s packers s4ead405; mixed. $50
14oelr, AE1t. S3-g-lzs3s 071z; workers, Ssol
Eso.--; piss $5--1E4pa
Sheep-Recetpts. 5soa Market steady.
Lambs. $4-55a5-s5- mutroas. SS09E45a
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, No. Dec. I4-CattI-Re-
ceipts. I.5sl; market steady 10 easy. Ma
tive shipping ard beef steers. : S9G5--5:
stockers and feeders. s. sa65 o.. cows ard
,-eifers S2.oo7s-5e: Texas ard Indian
steers. s5-SeE+-Sa
Hog-Receipts, 500; market steady.
Pigs and lights. S3el7450 80. packers. & e5g
az, butchers. Ss.6o54-ziz
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COTTON.

Galveston, Dec. 14-Cotton-Quiet at
5-ISc.
New Orleans, Dec. 14-Cotton-Quiet.
MiddIing, Tzsc.
Liverpool, Dec 14-Cotton-Spot bust
ness moderate, prices unchanged; Ameri-
can middling, 11-32d.
New York, Dec. 4-Cotton-Spo closed
quiet; middIing uplands, 11-16c; do Gulf,
Z 15-15c. Sales none. Futures closed
steady. December, S7.Z7; January, 1874;
February, s7.39; March, $7.45; April, s7.47;
May, $50; June, $50; July, s7.51; August.
S7.46; September, S.u; October, S6.sS; No
,-err1 her Is @
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demand continues moderate for staple
lines, but still IN excess OF supplies and
the tone OF the market is strong without
quotable advances Of any moment. Prints
continue in good request in both staples
and fancies and the tone is firm. No
business in regular print cloths, but mar
row odds still selling well. Cotton Innings
Of all kinds strong and red finished cam
brics advanced sc. Hosiery and under
wear well situated and prices tending up