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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12

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Referee -Wrighton, of Harvard.
Umpire-Dashiel, of Lehigh
Score-Princeton u, Carlisle O.
Iouchdowns-Knight and Hodgman.
Mills anu
Time of halYes-25 minutes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
Northwestern.

TOuchdowns-Henr 2, Fell, Mamill 2
Shaker Sheldon. Webb
Goals-Kennedy II.
Umpire-Hadden.
Referee-HaYner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
MR.. H0BART's CONDITION.
Quiet and Satisfactory Day Passed
by the Vice President.

PATERSON, N J., Nov. u-Vice
President Hobart spent quiet and COM
paratively easy day. He was able to eat
three meals of solid food. and his friends
are greatly encouraged in consequence.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
SECOND HALF.

In the second half Sweeley kicked off
for Michigan to Pennsylvania fifteen
yard line. Outland ran the ball back to
Pennsylvania thirty courtyard line. An
exchange of kicks found the ball on Penn
syivania's twenty five-yard line, In Mich
iSan's possession. Mclean fumbled, and
Coombs picked up The ball and ran it
back to Michigan's forty-yard line. where
1t was fumb;ed on the next play. Mich
igan punted to the midfield and then
Pennsylvania began her fierce line buck
Ing. BY sudden plunges, with the aid of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
CINCINNATI NOT IN 1T.

Watch for the Great Western Indians
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12

watch for the Great Western Indians. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12

Partisnns of Both Teams Got "A Full
Run for Their Money Was n
Beautiful Game for the Spectators
Teams Were About as Evenly
Matched rs ImaginabIe-DueIs Be-
tween Players Exciting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
GERMANY'S PROTEST

Berlin, Aug. 1s.-The refusal to adjourn
the Rennes trial. pending the recovery OF
N. Labori. Is severely commented upon
here Captain Dreyfus Is compared 20 a
man in the stocks-at the mercy OF any,
body choosing TO pelt him. and without
cans OF self-defense. The German press.
hitherto reserved and moderate, now ex-
presses its feelings strongly on the sub
jects Of The evidence OF Generals Mercier
and Billot. Keen analysis and criticism
characterize every comment. The refer
ences by General Mercier TO Germany are
denounced as Inaccurate. mendacious and
pureIle." They will not be officially. con-
tradIcted, because Germany cannot be
held responsible for the causlstry OF
French generals" II Is equally improba-
BILE that Mercier's statement will be denied
In the reichstag. or that any steps will
be taken which would imply interference
in the domestic affairs Of France. beyond
what has already been done IN the name
OF humanity TO prove that Captain Dreyfus
had no connection with Germany. The
press OF Berlin Is practically unanimous
on this point
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 16-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
OF the wool market: The wool market
has slowed up somewhat during the past
week. although the volume of business
has reached a very good figure. Two fac
tors have been at work. The wool mer-
chants have been busily engaged In re-
ceiving. grading and delivering wool and
have had less time than usual TO think
about efiectinG new transactions. On the
other hand, manufacturers have been
more intent on their vacations than upon
enlarging their holdings OF the raw ma
terial. Travelling saiesmen for the wool
houses report that In inrumersbIe in
stances they have been unable TO find mill
pruprietors, the latter being away at the
seashore. or mountains. The buying has
lately been largely OF q nand-to-mouth
character. although there have been in
stances Of transactions OF considerable
magnitude. Prices continue very h-m
The sales OF the week In Boston amount
ed to 5.oSs 900 pounds domestic and Ii. go1
pounds foreign. making a total Of s. sss.-
90. against total OK s.ssl. COZ for the pre-
vious week and a total Of 2.55s.poo for the
corresponding week last year Sales since
January J. Isae amount TO 1888. COO
pounds. against L2s.Slo pounds last year
AT this time"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
QUICK
Uontinued from First PsgsJ

battalion depIoyed 70 the right Of the
track and Captain WOODS 20 the isft
Two companies remained on the track
with the artillery. The insurgents were
found ell intrenchsd In front OF the town.
the trenches having been dug thin q
few days and since the occupation %
Caiulet- At distance az roo yards the
F'ilIplnos opened Ere. Their force was
estimated By Colonel Saith az 10. ell
though the residents Afterwards said %
exceeded those figures by = thousand.
The enemy sent heavy soilsys against
the whole American line Most = thslr
shooting. as usual. vas hiEh. bdt they
c9ncsutratsd their heaysest Ere down the
track upon the artillery. Colonei Smith
kept the whole Hns moving rspidly. with
frequent r,Ishes. The Insurgents attempt
I'd % flank Captain EvsDs. ara there
fore two companies were ssa; % tn
riKht ana drove then b4ck- rssbis %
stand our c5ntinso1s v3li~Ts. the FiiipS-
nos abandoned THE trench@s ara retreat
es through re town aogfhEaF6 II so-
pezrs that they onlT received their sup
ply % zmrn1ai;ign tais morninE- Had
they besa af;acked Eo0Ber they could
have maze bat little resfstsan--
TIE intense hea; ea1Fs5 much suffering
anoaR TIE ADs-5canA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
IS Still EHG
Breaks No Record But Easily
Breaks the Hearts
OF HIS TWO COMPETITORS
Patchen and SearchIlght--
Best Time 2:03 i-2.
OF HIS TWO COMPETITORS

ROehsstsr. ~. r. Aug. Ana ntkia
esy stallion John r Gentry = sun kins
OF the light harness raesra At ths
Rochester driviag park thls aftsraosn
the three greatest pacing staIlions q tha
American turf. Joha r. Gentry. S;ee Ia
Joe Patehen. s.n IL and ssarchllghe.
9:0l l.. waged . battle royal for ths su-
prenacy. The attendance vas S0ea Tha
track was very fast ana altAoegh tAsrs
was slight bresss down the aoms
stretch. e did not sssrn 10 hola ths rae-
ers as they turned In 70 the strech and
headed Tor tia wirs.
The FIRST heat was the best % tha raca.
The owner OF Patches. ". 3. Haws. &c
the last moment decided to drive Ia place
OF Dickerson. The scoring Was promDg
ard at the fourth attcmDt the horses
started TO pace the race OF their lives.
At the quarter Gentry was . length aud
q half behind. while Patchen and Search
light were on even terms. The leaders
held the same position when the half
mile post was reached and Gentry had
dropped back another length and = half.
All three were driving at the three-quAr-
ters. but 70 was not until the stretch vas
reached that ths mass OF cheering aad
wildly excited spectators saw coming oue
Of = cloud OF dust In the rear ot the lead
ers. who were pacing like a-tsam. q fiash
OF horse aAd the steei-gray cap and coat
of ''BIliy'' Andrews. who. with = MASTER
iy hand guided his magnificent charge %
the outside OF the track and shot to The
front like 4 meteor. Faster and faster.
with every fraction Of q second seeming
~ gaining greater speed as they came On
toward the wire. moved the flying sulkies
until the gap was closed.A hundred yards
from the wire Patchen went IN the air
and searchlIght's driver began 20 use the
whip. Andrews drove steadily. leaning
forward as ~ TO help his horse and tbs
little stallion with 3 mighty rush passed
under the wire a neck and q triae more
TO spare 10 the end.
light acted badly a few lengths after the
start and broke often. the race Narrow
ing down 10 Gentry and Patchen. II was
a close battle the whole distance until
the stretch WIS reached. Then Gentry
forged ahead with comparative ease ard
won by nearly q length and half After
the race was over w II. Hartman. Of
nciatIug announced that he was ready %
match searchlight against Gentry foe
$4,000. the race TO take place AZ any time
within the present week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
HOGS OFF IOOGENIS.
Falling OFF in Receipts and
Trading Is Active.
TOPS OFF TIP CENTS
Another Good Cattle Day
Market Lower.

Packers at the larger porE-packlng CEN
ters and markets were decidedly bearish
yesterday, and the live hog market
slumped on from to 10 cents. and soIne
of the points early gave out a fiat 1O-cent
decline, with the above mentioned epiit
ruling at others. The local market was
on q split Of s to 100 lower, with tho
tops IA cents lower than Tuesdays tops.
1t was not % heavy q day as Tuesday,
and hte offerings were scattered end
came in In spasms. with the total for the
day light There were four loads weigh
ed UP, two Of them coming In late and one
of the earlier lots being a mixed car Of
hogs and cattle. There was a good call
for hogs and strong line would have
been taken had they appeared. There
were more hogs marketed at some Of
the western yards than on the day previ-
Gus, but Chicago. though receiving nearly
twice as many as on Tuesday, was under
The estimate made for the receipts Of
yesterday. Other speculative pits were
strong on the opening and q few remained
so, with q sag toward the close in 9TH
ers. The grains were firm with a little
better feeling and advance with dullness
following. The provisions were mostly
dull and irregular. Prices declined all the
morning, but firmed UP later IN sympathy
with wheat and the shipping demand. The
local wagon trade was very light and hte
supply made up Of small punches of in
consequential grade. The car stun was
mostly light In weight and fair only In
quality with one late load Of extra heavy
weights which sold s cents under the top
load Of 3OO-pound butcher hogs. All four
of the cars sold within this scent range,
with the bulk Of the remainder Of the
list 21z cents under that. The one load
Of heavies brought up the average weight
10 a point pounds above that Of Tues
day. 1t was a light and for most Of the
time a dull day. although the cattle bus
iness helped out the trade All parties
concerned were on hand until the last to
take care Of anything which might ar
rive as it was wanted, and the best prices
in conformity with other markets would
have been paid for hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
PARISlAN PRESS CRITIClSM

Paris. Aug. 1s.-The refusal OF the court
martial to comply with the request Of Cap
tain Dreyfus and NJ Demange for an ad-
5ournment Is variously commented upon
by the Paris evening papers. The Droiis
De L'Homme declares the decision "das-
tardly'' and protests in she name OF the
accused against an act that "diminIsheh
his chance OF Justice
The Temps says: ''ons cannot suppose
that the judges are tranimouzly unfav6r-
able to Dreyfus. Their unaninity rather
proves that they are guided BY consider
ations OF public order"
The Journal Des Debats says; 1T would
have been extremely regrettabIe had the
trial been interrupted. as a termination Of
the present situation is Of the highest inn
portance for peace and order"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
aEPRRsENTATTvE sALEs.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Cal Stuart of whitewater was IN on
the close with two cars Of hogs. One Of
them. a very fair. load Of lights. sold at
the top. and the other of heaYies at good
bulk figures.
Mr.. r. Hawthorn of Benton was a ship
Or Of medium light hogs which sold at
close to top prices.
Joe Scott's liked load sold out. the hogs
being mediums and bringing a good bulk
Price.
The statement for yesterday was: Tops,
2Tla; bulk. car hogs, 81. .22izGi. .2Iiz; whole
hulk range, $4.2OH4.27is; average weight.
-. receipts. 354. For Tuesday. tops. A.25;
bulk. 81. c5sI .; average weight, 2l7; re-
G. ipts coz.
The Dold shipments I'm the jobbing de-
pertinent were heavy yesterday. and a
icrEe nne of produce was sent out. The
express shipments were also strong. and
the straight cars about an average.
DuIlness and irregularily marked the
trading in the provision pit yesterday.
During the morning prices declined all
around on general liquidation, following a
sharp break in hog prices. pork being es-
pecially weak. The shipping demand was
good. and this and the strength of wheat
Brought about rally later in the day.
The close was firm for lard and ribs, but
easy f0- pork. Cash lard closed up 2's
cents, at Sis; cash ribs > cents up, at
G.1l
There were not as many hogs IN yes
terGay as the buyers desired. and the re-
ceipts We're a disappointment. The mar
set was lower only in sympathy with the
rest Of the live stock centers, and was
I'm line with all the rest
Eveu politics are quiet at the yards
right now. Usually during the mid-sum-
mer duHneSs this * q favorite topic Of
discussion. and war If words usually re-
suits. Now, howeve-. in the absence OF
Superintendent Dulaney. ana il being an
OF year anyhow. there is serenity even in
This line.
At Omoha last week packers bought
R.5sS cattle. S7.Ss2 hogs and cl.-aS sheep.
Sioux City hogs averaged ~ pounds last
week. one pound lighter than year ago.
PRICES OF MEAT ADVANCING.
Chicago. Aug. I5.-Mests OF all sorts
have advanced in price in the Chicago
retail market. Dressed beef has risen ,
rents a pound in the last six weeks. pork
Lcins have jumped from 81 cents a pound
60 20 cents within the last two weeks.
while ham and mutton are from 3 10 (
cents higher than formerly. The reason
Tor il Is said to be an increased demand
Tor meat at home and abroad England.
ESPECIALLY. is said 10 be buying much
American meat.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
PoreIea ssaeE. ssARoneY.

London. Aug. 1s-AmeTIcan securities.
after q dul I0psning. Ws-e hrner but
rather inactive. owing 20 the settlement
now going on The market closed steady
The amount Il bullion taken into the
Bank Of England on balance today EiIs.-
Ss1. Gold premium At Buenos Ayres E1ss.-
80.
New York. Aug. i6.-coumerciAI-Advs
Users hnaacisI eabiegram: The mar
kscs here ~ere irTegular this morning
but b-5EIteasd notably In the afternoon
on favorable Dispatches regAssing the
Tansvaai situation Americans wers euli
TIL NeT York opened. when they sp1rt-d
ciosing very strong They we're animated
n the street Csatrai and Southern a.
ciSe betrg the chief fes.ures. Tae lat
ter have q strong Eyrdicafe behiad then.
Eoh desire 20 make them popular stock
here Spanish Fs Eere - -. Tintos
~ T-s; Anneondas. II SIS: Utatz. , "a"
L90don. Aug- A-J , ml-Closing:
coa@oss for mOoey. iss -: foT sooouai,
~: CaEaAszn PaetSe. g1-2: Ere. - -:
Enc Grst prsfezred. - -: rls1o.a csatral,
II IL. NOrshsrB Pzrsac preferred. -: s.
Paul coz9on. y "a. New Yogk censrzi.
II. PsaasyIvazis- - -: Resalzs. Il Ia;
Unaoa Psesae prsfesreG. - IA: Asekasoa.
= 80; LseasvtBA 51-s; Grass Zruak, q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
INTENSE
CONTINUED from First Pass)

the refusal OF the court to adjourn when
applied to this morning. This IL eonsid-
cred a grave porten and Is taken to be
an indication that the members % the
court-martial have already made up their
minds unfavorably to Dreyfus.
London. Aug. 1s.-The correspondent os
the Times at Rennes. who speaks OF q re-
lapse noted by the doctors after the Roent-
gen examination of II. LaborTs wound.
says: This was probably due TO the fact
that his inability to attend the court mar
tial while Dreyfus was being subjected to
a grand inquisition at the hands OF Mer-
cier. Roget and others. preyed upon NJ.
gIabori's mind. The Official bulletin pays
too little Importance to this relapse"
Rennes, Aug. 17.-G - m)-Dr. Paul
Rectus says that Maitre Laoori was
weaker yesterday and suffered much pain.
The physicians have not yet extracted the
bullet and they do not believe that labor
can attend court Monday. They say that
II would be an act OF great imprudence
ff ha were k0 do 50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. Aug. 16.-Demand good IN all
lines Of staple cOttons and business larger
than for some time past. Tone strong
throughout. Advances OF s per cent in
Pepperell and Laconia wide sheetings,
and Of 51a per cent in Pepperell and fine
brown sheetings. Bleached cottons are
growing scarcer daily. and prices have
an upward tendency. Denims and tickings
are better and firm. Print cloths firm for
regulars and advancing for wide goods.
Prints comparatively quiet In fancies to-
day, but steady. Ginghams very firm;
wooden and w0rsted dress goods firm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
BEAR PLN REPEATED
Early and Late Attacks on the
Stock Market
SECOND MORE SUCCESSFUL
Closing Prices lO wer in the
Majority of Cases.
SECOND MORE SUCCESSFUL

New York, Aug. 1e-The violent raid
made upon the values Of securities by the
bear element yesterday furnished ma
terial for its own remedy In the shape
OF uncovered contracts on the short side.
There was q fierce contest In the early
dealings to break prices further, the
bears continuing to center their attack
on Brooklyn Transit and the local trac-
ton stocks. Other members Of the group
proved more vulnerable than Brooklyn
Transit, in which powersful support by
inside interests was forthcoming. while
Metropolitan Street railway and Manhat-
tan yielded easily. The best efforts Of
the bears only carried Brooklyn Transit
q shade below YESTERDAYS figures and
friends Of the stock were apparently
ready to take all that was offered. The
continuance OF the aggressive bull move
ment In American and Continental To-
bacco and strength in United States
Leather helped to the discontinue Of the
early bear movement. When Appearances
began to indicate that the bear campaign
was abortive there was q movement to
cover The strength embraced q very
limited portion Of the general list and the
high-priced railways continued neglected
and rarther heavy. Railroads In the
southern region were generally strong on
the general good business conditions and
Industrial expansion In that region.
Louisville led on account Of the reports
OF large current earnings of that road
and rose an extreme SIS. The declara-
ton Of a / per cent dividend on CheSa-
peake and Ohio stock. the first In the his
tory of the present company, helped the
movement. Atchison preferred was strong
on the reports Of continued large cutting
down Of the operating expenses. The con-
diblon Of the money market here showed
an easier tendency again New York
bsnks were reported to be bidding for
commercial paper, for the first time in
several weeks. Sterling exchange rose in
sympathy in spite of the continued hard
ening tendency Of money in London. The
late raid by the bears today came with
the appearance Of realizing sales in the
Tobacco stocks. They attacked those
stocks. wiping out the earlier gains, and
forced Sugar down to ISL "a and other
industrlals q less amount. Meantime
Southern Pacific continued its advance 10
81. This made the close active and very
irregular. the aiload stocks which have
advanced yielding only a small fraction
The majority OF stocks, however. are
lower.
Closing urices ywere a follows.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
PERFECT MEN
rexas steers. ss.75e6.S and calves. 1900

Texas steers. ss.7s@5.S, and calves. 1900
7.O5.
HogsIThe hag market was weak and
further reductions of to 10 cents were
made. Offerings were moderate, buy buy
ers were reluctant to take hold. Heavy
hogs sold at $4.1594. 90; mixed lots at "a. IS
G4.so. and light at $4.5O94. so; pigs 8. .5Oa
Az, and cuIls, 3 25d4.10.
Sheep-Another enormous run of sheep
and lambs resulted in a sharp break in
prices, lambs being 15G2c lower. while
sheep, except for choice western rangers,
suffred similar reductions. Sheep sold at
2.0a3.00 for culls, up to 81 25G4.5O for
prime natives; lambs brought &.5O@s 80.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900. hogs, 23,OO0;
sheep. 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, NO., Aug. 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 natives. 1000 Texans. oGod
butchers steady, others to l0c lower:
native steers, s5.2Od6.O0; Texas steers.
3.1og4.SO; Texas cows. 81. 40d3. 80; native
cows and heifers. 81. .40G5.35; stockers and
feeders, 50. 30d5.15; bulls, g. .40d3.s5
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market to 1oc
lower; bulk Of sales, "a. .50f4.65 heavy,
A.25a4.45; packers. A.s5d4.6o; mixed,
81 S.SI1zg4.eO; light, $4.5O14. .721s; yorkers,
81. 70d4. .Ig1k; pigs. A.6Og4.7o
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lambs. 50. 1855; muttons. &3.0OG4.25.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, A.
600; market slow; steady for natives, to
lower for Texans. Native shipping and
beef steers, sS.6Od6 10; stockers and feed
ers. 2.7Og5.Oo; cows and heifers, 81 S6
ASS; Texas and Indian steers, S .50d4. so;
COW sand heifsrs, $2.s5Gs.6O
p Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market to 1Oc
lower; pigs and lights, $i.7514.s5: pack
ers, A.6Oq4.75; butchers, $4.70a4.s5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady; native
muttons, SS.75g4.25; lambs, $4.25a6.15.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17


Anaconda. MA Bar s.fve.. rs-,a
Money. s91-s per cent TIE rafs Of dis-
count n the open marsst for short ana
three uzouths nills. SO pr CERT.
Paris. AUG. ls-Priess opened quiet on
the bourss today. Spanish fs and Porsu-
guess securities we're weak tn conse-
Quence Of the outbreak Of fhs plague a.
oportO. Rio TShtos we're also weak in
expectation OF nnfavoF1bIe copper sta
ttsticz.
Berlin. Aug 1e-on the bOerss today IN
ternatfonal securities were generally
maintained The other departments. how
ever. were weak. this condition being
chiefly due to the rumOr that Great Brit
ain had forwarded an uitinatum to ehs
Transvaal government.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York. Aug. S--COnee-Optlons
opened steady and unchanged to points
higher and ruled active. some positions
showing an advance OF 10 points &C fairly
good European news. Sellers We're scarce
In the absence OF Brazilian news Rio
and Santos closed On account 81 church
holiday. Closed steady. unchanged %
points higher. Sales. A.0o bags. inciud-
ing September. 40; Noveube-. As:
January. H.So; February. $50; March.
S.G; May. Sls. ds.3o. Spot coffee-Rio dun
and nominal: MID quiet and steady
SuEar-Raw steadier. with Lcndcn. Fair
refining. e: Centrifugal IS test {iSc: mo-
laSses sugar, S5xc. Refred. steady and
more active
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
LAST OPPORTUNITY
To Visit ths C~eatsst esazns- Res1-t n
the Wo<Sd
SSpax0unr0
COLORADO.

Aoeoant arzuA nsostisg Co-ssegat@d
Os3e- % Hoo-B0o. beld ~ De-TysT. Csl.
sepssmbe- . % u. -. ths Eaasa Fs
rruts has made = rate % oss FARE s.us
q. % PaaAi0 and rstErA. t1sAs: c0sara5s
sgTinss a8a resarn. s17-ss: Denver AT ~
turn a. TIek~ss os sale S~Dssn1sr &
asd 4 fnai rstarn Hsnis Ee1;s=sh~r -
10. 5sop-ogers On gDsag ssse aftsE reaeA-
Ing hrsf cslo-Aso es7DSs point sa ross-
Ths Szzta Pss Cotpra6a tra1s leaves
wtchlta s.ss Esa ssS .. n Asd argfsss
Dsayeg tl.E .. M asd isis , ~ ElsE4ss
ehzlx eax al PuI.@aa sfFvtes-
Z r DELANEY. AranG
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
METAL MARKET.

BY rather urfaSorabie reports from
abroad and neglect on the part OF buy
ers. tin and lead were lover today. clos
i-g with a weak unse-toDe- Iron and the
balance of the LIST he'd steady 20 nrrn a.
fun former prices. Business was fairy
active. A, the close the exchange called
pig iron warrants unchanged with 81 -
old and $50 ackeI. lake copper uachAns-
ed al zsss: tin duh and easy Efrh 81 %
BID and xa-z asksi; Lad quiet. fs.s7ss
bid. and a-E<sS asked: speiter dun ana
easier Al E.Ss TIE brokers price fer lead
Is as. and n5r copper SIs.5.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE

The cattle market at this point yester-
day was quoted as lower. Along with
the hog decline the cattle quotation also
took a downward slide and there were
reports given OF 10 cents lower. Butcher
stuff and natives resisted somewhat the
downward tendency, but there was SOW
and easier tone throughout the entire cat
tie trade. Stockers and feeders, cows and
helfers. were the grades of the offerings
yesterday, and there was live active de-
mand and good prices, as the other mar
kets went. Joe Scott had in a mixed
car and Bert Kell had in a straight car
nf Cattle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-08-17

Cnsnges n bonds are small and irreEu-
lar. Total sales, par value t2iss.0'o
United States new As advanced Ia and
the old l's registered Is In the bid price
Boston. Aug. 1s.-The directors OF the
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy railroad
met here today and voted the regular
dividend Of IA per cent
New York. Aug. IA dividend OF g
per shars has been declared on the Chi
cago and Alton stock, payable septen-
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