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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-15

Transvaal blue book Wis well received
Kafiirs closing strong. Americans were
idle and had dropping tendency. Cana
dian Pacific and Denver preferred dropped
heavily on fears OF stringency in money
in Berlin, and Denver dividend rumors.
Spanish As were IS rs. Coppers were
weak. Anaconda 10 1915. Tintos 8 81.
Six thousand pounds gold arrived from
Egypt. The net influx for the week was
e2ss. COO"
London. June 14.-Clasing: Consols for
money. los 11-l6; for the account, los 1876.
Canadian Pacific. IS 10: Erie Il rs: Erie
first preferred. IS 81; Illinois Central
lis IA: Northern Pacific preferred. Is Is.
St. Paul common 100; New York Central
1874 ii; Pennsylvania. s. Is: Reading.
10 81; Union Pacific preferred. IS 81,
Atchlson. IS IA: LOUISVILLE and Nashville,
6S SIS; Grand Trunk. s Is; Anaconda. 10a..
Berlin. June Mathematician securities
were dull on the bourse today. Spanish
As fluctuated. closing steadier. Americans
were dun and Canadian Pacifics were free
ly offered, receiving a sharp setback 10
cal shares were steadier at first but sub
Sc4NSAGy t4iti- "dS q N1iN +0't- Az
the close of the b0urse. bank and mite
shares were carried down speedily.
Paris. June lA-Businsss on the bOurse
today opened irregular. Later there was
an all around Improvement and prices
closed firm. Spanish As were the feature
OF the transactions. They recovered
sharply at the end OF the day. RIO Tintos
were easier. De Beers were IN good de-
mand and Kafirs were strong.
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GOOD FOR CROPS TO GROW
But Poor for Cultivating Was Last
Week in Oklahoma

OkianOnA lily, June 1i--(SpeclaL II OIL
lowing is the Oklahoma weather crop re-
port for the week ending June u:
The weather during the week was cool
and cloudy. Showers were frequent, rain
falling every day until Sunday. The
average temperature, PA degrees, was 20
degrees below normal; the highest, "a de-
grees. occurred on the Sth, and the low
est. 6S degrees, on the 9tn. The condi-
tons have been favorable for the growth
Of all crops, cotton excepted, but unfavor-
able Cor crop cultivation.
The weather during the week has caused
early wheat 70 ill perfectly, and greatly
improved the late portion Of the crop;
the kernels Of the early wheat are large
and plump and the heads vel filed. while
the quality of the late crop promises to
be as fine. although the yield VIII not be
as great. A few reports OF rust and bugs
havs been received, but neither has done
any damage. Wheat has ripened slowly
and only q few fields are now in shock.
Many fields are dead ripe in the south,
not cut because OF wet weather. Harvest
ing VIII be general this week. and Il favor
able weather continues during the cutting
and threshing season, the crop viii be ex-
ceilet only by that OF 1897.
Corn has made a phenomenal growth.
Much OF the early corn Is in tassei, and
has been lad by. Corn that would have
been cultivated for the last time this week
had not the wet ground prevented, IS now
very weedy; unless the Work can D done
during the early part q the coming week,
corn vii be too large 70 work. and VIZ
be laid hy In TIE weeds and grass, as
the wheat crop VII demand attention.
The we1 and cloudy weather has been
unfavors5le for cotton. The plant =
turning yesIoU. and has a s.ckly appear
auce. The earliest IS not frru.tins well
and a portion OF the late crop on the vet
Iowlan5s = dying. Only IN Greer county
where rains have been less frequent Jhan
elsewhere. 3 the crop reported 10 he IN
fine condition. IN this county 2 larger
acreage has been planted than ever be-
fore. and an average crop n Lincosu and
Potta watanie counties. Elsewhere the
crop = generally lesss than n former years.
very FAIR crop % oats = assured. Z
has q sple1d-5 development during The
week and The heads are f-Iei wal The
crop Is beginning 70 riP~n IN t2e SCUM
ard harvesting VIII bezi1 n this ssc--9a
the latter part q the coming week
Grass = everywhere very G1es t1e So
ona crop q Alfalfa Is berg cut. ard IA
tive grasses are ready 20 harvesr TIE
hay crop + Unusually large, b.; ta-s yeas
i wiI doubtless ae ,srgsr Khan ever De-
fore
AL ,ae minor crops, traits and vsgsta-
blss. have done vel. the winds aavs aee1
Eghr. and 10 fruiE has been oaoT-a fFe1n
tas -rees. Eaoush zpTies. pears pi1zaz
and PEACHES are H8E firmly So q make
8shs - FAR ezo7. Grape viness csat.a1s
aeartly seade-5 sikh fru.s. ne-tasT zaserrs (
TO- unEavorabse esaa-tia-s are present %
lessen 1ae saiessdid prospects.
JAS. / wIDEayER,
~sect!32 Dlrees5Z.
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pacity is now double what it has been
and all houses were hung with all the
various smoked cuts ready for emergency
calls.
". H. Woods. the popular cattle buyer
from eastern markets, dropped into the
city yesterday on a short business stop.
HIS friends at the yards regretted that he
could not take time TO call up there.
The daily comparisons yesterday were
as follows: Yesterday, tops, S3.55; bulk,
%. 4712G3.55; average weight, ga; receipts,
o53. For the day previous tops, 50. Az;
bulk, S3.3712G3.471z; average weight, IA;
receipts, Sl4 For the same day last week
tops, $3.50; bulk, g. 35d3. So; average
weight, 1874; receipts, SO.
Sam Bennett, once a large buyer on
this market for light hogs for the Mon
tana order, was again welcomed at the
yards yesterday, his smiling face enIiv-
enins the exchange. He has travelled
over many miles since last he visited this
point, but he says he never forgets the
Wichita Union Stock Yards or the dealers
and firms connected with It.
chicago Times-HeraId: A quiet market
IN June IS the sort provision people like
pest 10 see. II permits rapid consumption
and the manufacture of the heavy June
hog into moderate-priced product The
expectation Of liberal June hog receipts
mas Deen realized. Il is expected the
movement Will keep heavy into July, as
the whole season for one reason and
another is about a month behind spring
marketing starting late in May. There
has been some Improvement IN the ship
ping position, better prices for hams and
becon. but the lard prices have kept on
declining and the stocks have kept in
creasing. The scare over the isolated yell
low fever case in New Orleans is about
over. Texas has raised its quarantine.
That incident may prove a fortunate one,
redoubltng the preventive efforts south.
and warning provision spectators that
there viii be a constant peril all sum
mer to any fild campaigning. It looks
as if there would be a quiet time for
some weeks longer, with q fair prospect
for better prices late in the summer, if
the South escapes the pest, If the cotton
crop does well. and If there IS a fair de-
mand from the other side for lard
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HOGS F|VE HIGHER
Light Supply and the Grade
Mixed.
TOPS STRONG AT $3.50
No Cattle Market and Only
Two Sales.

The local hog market yesterday was
strong 5 cents higher, with a light supply
OF Just fair grade hogs. All the western
live stock markets showed a good tone
yesterday, with all Of them higher, vary
Ing in various split quotations. None
gave out early more than cents higher
and some were quoted as 2la to . cents
receipts Of hogs at q few points and
marked falling off in others. This point
Showed a decrease IN the volume Of Of
ferings from the other two comparing
days. There were cars weighed up here
yesterday, against nine the day before
but two Of Tuesdays cars We're hold
overs from the day before while there
was nothing carried over from Tuesday
10 "Wednesday, and all the cars sold were
received during the day. These seven
cars sold at d strong ) cents higher, and
al sold well for their grade. There was
nothing choice offered and the general
run Of il was just fair. AS 70 weight,
there was better showing than the day
BEFORE and below that OF Wednesday Of
last week. Ten pounds below was the
difference from the same day last week
and ten pounds above the day before. All
Nne cars ouered were promptly taken and
<here was nothing left unsold. The grade
was mixed for hogs, there being one load
of extra heav5es, and most Of the rest
mediums with one car load below the 200
pound mark. One or two cars were sorted
and the heavies sold IN one invoice and
the lighter stock in another lot, both ends
selling for all they were worth. There
were no prime fat hogs on sale and that
which was received was mostly mixed and
lights together. The bulk range was with
IN a ~ cent limit and six of the cars
sold within ~ cents range. The wagon
trade was light, there being very little
offered in this division, but all Of it sold
2nd It was Of fair stock. The business
. the yards was done up in quick order
with nothing Unsold. More fat butcher
hogs would have sold had they appear
ed, and at good, toppy prices in line with
other markets. The demand was good
and there was no trouble in disposing Of
what came in, and at prices satisfactory
70 shippers. Il was only a moderate day
for receipts, but q good day as to tone
and strength Of the market and the
buOyant feeling
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WHEAT LOSES A HALF
On Speculation Shifting to the
September Option.
BLACK SEA CROP RUINED
Corn and Oats Close Higher
Provisions Decline.

Chicoga,> June H.-Wheat today suffered
from lack Of speculative interest and
closed at a decline of about - cent. Corn
and oats were dull but closed about Is
cent higher each. Provisions declined
about 1-2c all around.
The main feature Of the wheat trading
was the general shifting Of speculation
to the September option. The opening
was steady, September starting a shade
lower. at Il 1-5977 lac, and selIin gat once
az II CSC. Gables were firm and higher.
Heavy rains were reported in the Black
Sea country, but Ii was also stated that
the grain in that section would not be
worth cutting. On this statement there
was a moderate support at the opening
but soon after the market commenced to
decline. A decline to IS SIC in September
ehsued. when a limited covering move
ment steadied the market for a time, Sep
TENDER recovering to IS 3-Sc. Northwest
receipts were rather small, owing TO the
storms in that section. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 434 cars, against 596 last
week and IS a year ago. Chicago receipts
were JOG cars, of which five were of con-
tract quality. The weather was reported
too wet in the sripng wheat country. and
this helped to sustain prices for q time.
The seaboard reported 30 loads taken for
export, but the cash demand here was
slow. Atlantic port clearances were $4,000
bushels. Bradstreet's reported a visible
increase of $4,000 bushels. The market
became almost stagnana during the after
noon. Moderate quantities were offered,
and in the almost total absence Of sup
ortp, prices for September sagged TO 7612c.
The close was weak at 76 5-Sc.
Corn was rather slow, but firm Large
buying of July by a leading commission
house was the feature, causing covering
by shorts and keeping prices slightly
above yesterdays during most of the ses-
sion. Receipts were 40 cars. Weather in
the corn belt was most favorable. There
was fair cash demand. The market
weakened somewhat in the afternoon with
wheat. September ranged from "a IA to
81 5-Sc, and closed a shade higher, at
"a 3-Sa34 LIE.
Good cash demand and the small coun-
IIg movement ILdIG d IlLlI iu6AhCt 4Ot
oats. Receipts were 1872 cars. Weekly
crop bulletins generally showed anxiety
on account of rust and rankness. Sep
TENDER ranged from 20 7-S021c 10 q lac
and closed 1-Sc higher, at q 1-Sc.
The market for provisions was irregu-
lar. Some strength was shown at the
start on higher hogs and on covering by
shorts. Later the market turned weak on
selling by packers and all the early adj
vance was lost. Cash demand was fair
At the close September pork was 1-2c
lower, at SS.42 II; September lard I'M
changed, at SIS, and September ribs PFC
lower, at S4.s2 70
Estimated receipts for Wednesday:1y,f
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, $50 cars, corn, 515; oats, 100; hogs,
"a 900 head.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
sHEPPERs AND NOTES.

P Dan VIM Of UdaH was in again yes
te-day with a car load Of medium heavies
which sold al the top Of the bulk.
Schroeder & Ems Of Buhler were ship
pers on The market with a car load Of
mediums which sold at the top OF the
bulk.
Charley Dorsey Of South Haven was in
person at the yards with a car of mixed
hogs, the big end Of them, these being
mediums, selling at the top Of the bulk
range
Burchheld & Cornell Of Anthony were
On the market with TWO cars of hogs.
One was Of mediums and brought the top
Of the bulk. and one was Of lights and
received d strong bulk price.
II. i. Williamson Of Pratt was a ship
Pr Of medium light hogs which received
the top Of the bulk.
jeff Houston shipped up from Ponca
City a car load of very fair hogs which
sold strong AT bulk prices.
There was 10 cattle market yesterday.
the offerings being 10 few to make a
CUotable market. There was q demand
Tor fat butcher stuff and also for stock
ers ana feeders. but only two sales were
recorded, and these We're of single hoofs
and OF no special Importance.
The DOld shipments yesterday were very
good in all departments There was a
very strong line Gf express and j0bbiug
stuff sent our and The straight contract
cars were wei no To the average. The
bulk of the output was Of staples. with
. good line of specialues and extra or
ners. The day was good in all lines
and the trade is in all respects very
satisfactory.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
We're as follows. Santa Fa .; Missouri
Pacific. .; Frisco. I.
Provisions were dull. but firm with hogs
There was a fair general demand later.
Packers sold moderately. Ribs were -
cents Off. closing at $8.62la. and lard was
steady ar S5.o2'a.
There was one ear load of cattle receiv-
al for feed and rest There were So head
- White-face bulls Corsi Ened by J. W
Avery from Argentine, Kansas, to -Eugle-
wood. Kansas
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows; ChicaEn expected 2oon hogs and
received that number. with 2S74 left over.
aea.us, 2llt1 the day before. The market
was quoted early rs strong. with prices
o. 10 cents higher, later weakening.
The estimate for today is 29.T1a Kansas
city received 1890 hogs against 1000
The day before and the market was
strong and prices cents higher. St.
lauis was - higher. with 900 hogs re-
ce.yed. against 5000 the day previous.
The sausage and smoke house depart
uents 90 The Dold works yesterday were
The busy ends. There were several thou
sand pounds Of the famed Dewey brand
- nam sausage turned out and all the
inside racks hurg full. besides the usual
storage capacity in the rh.r6 floor cool
ers. The demand for This brand keeps
the department busy. and added 70 this
are the other lines Of staples and spe-
Cia,ties from TINS end Of the BIG plant,
every one OF which IS known among the
dealers and merchants OF the southwest
as being prime. Wen finished product,
and a good seller. The smoke house ca
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 14.-Coffee-Options
opened quiet. unchanged 10 points high
er: ruled higher and more active. fol-
lowing better European cables and small
Ter receipts At Rio and Santos and liberal
warehouse deliveries; some positions fur
Their improved ; points on covering;
closed quiet. unchanged 10 . points hist-
er. Sales. 1920 bags. including July.
.65c; September. 4Npc: October. 4S5c:
November. 400; December, 5.2ld5.25c.
Spot-Rio. dun and easy; mild quiet.
SGEav-Raw. firm: fair refining. &c;
centrifugal. IS test. I 1l-l5c: moIasSes Su-
gar. 4 l-l6c. Refined, firm; crushed, &C;
powdered. SIC; graduated, 5isC.
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EXPORTS and Import. for Nav

Washington. June 1.-THE monthly
statement Of the exports and imports q
the United States for May. issusd by ~
bureau % statistics. she's as follows. I'm
ports. Merchandise. 80 81, So, an Increase
as compared with May. Isss. 81 about
SIC. 5000: gold. s. 90 rs. decrease. So
81. CO.. silver. t5gl025ss increase 8. so 10.
Exports; Domestic merchandise. 81. ~ slf.
decrease $4,000: gold. S2.94e r. in
crease $4,000. silver. 8f5s.5is Increase
s252.DO. For the eleven months ~ the
present fiscal gear the exports @; rner-
chandise exceeded the imports by
~. Al. IS
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. June Observation-Disclosures IN
cattle today was fairly active at about
steady prices; heavy and grassy cattle
were Disseminated against, prices for
those grades being rather weak later in
the day. Good to fancy cattle sold at
s.. 00d5. 50; commoner grades bringing
81 sat-. s5; feeding cattle sold ar 50. go
o.l5; bulls, cows and heifers ranged from
81. o0q5.10 the latter price for fancy heif
ers; western fed steers brought $4,000
5.S5. and Texans, 50. 1915. 90. Calves
brought 81. 25d7.00
HOgs-There was an active demand for
hogs and the early market was strong,
with prices ~ 10 ; cents higher; later
it weakened. Heavy hogs sold at 1850
3.S71a mixed lots, 50. 70d3.9O and lights.
s.. 70d3. 921z; pigs sold at So. 3G93. Is, and
culls at $1.50d3. 80.
Sheep-Sman receipts of sheep and
lambs made a strong market for desira
BILE lots. but common grades were slow
and weak. Sheep sold from 50. 50d3.50 for
culls up to $4.S5d5. 60 for good to choice
fiocks. Yearlings brought $5.8q5.50;
clipped lambs, 50. S5ta6 90; wooded Colorado
lambs, IS. 40a6.50 and spring lambs, $500
7.25.
Receipts-Cattle 1850; hogs $4,000; sheep
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Mo, June 14.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, natives, 1900; Texans. 500; mar
ket steady 10 strong and active; native
steers, heavy, $5.00d5.15; medium, 81 S0G
5.l5; light, 81. C0d5. %; Texas steers, $500
$50; Texas cows, 81 50d4.O0; native cows
and heifers. g. 00d5. 90; stockers and feed
ers. s.. 25d5.10; bulls s.. Goals
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market strong.
nc higher and active; bulk of sales. 50.
d3.75; heavy, s. 6503. S212; packers. $3.50
SO; mixed, s.. 6Gd3. 70; lights, $3.55d3.70;
workers, $3.65d3.70; pigs s.. $685. 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong;
lambs $4.50d5.S5; clipped muttOns, 5000
500; stockers and feeders, 81. 9G1t3.J0 culls,
g .00G3.OO.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, June misunderstanding, .
co. including 600 Texans; market steady;
fair to choice native shipping and export
steers, $4.5005.25; with fancy worth up 10
s. 50; dressed beef and butcher steers.
s.. 25d5.05; steers, under 1000 pounds. 1896
"a. 20; stockers and feeders. 50 .25d4 50;
cows and heffers, 50. 25d4. 20; bulls. 81. 70
G4.00; Gamers, S1.50d2. 50; Texas and In
dian steers, 50. 30d5. 90; cows and heifers,
s.. 5GG4.25.
Hogs-Receipts. ZOO; market cents
higher; pigs and lights. s.. 65G3.So; pack
ers. 81. 7Dd3. IS; butchers. 50. S0d3. 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong;
native mUttons. $S.75Q425; spring lambs,
81. O0G6.25; culls and bucks, s.. %;
stockers $230a3.35.
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Boston, Mass, June 4.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter Will say to-
morrow: The wool market has contin-
ued strong and active during the past
week, although the volume Of business
actually transacted is slightly less than
that Of the previous week. More wool
could have been sold Il holders had been
willing 10 make concessions. Those who
have done most of the business during
the past week have in most instances
been obliged to pay full prices for the
stock which they secured. Continued good
sales of territory wool axe reported some
Of which were purchased by dealers In
the country there is as much as ever and
prices are advancing all along the line.
Foreign woods are strong. but quiet The
sales OF the week in Boston amounted 10
49, 300 pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds
foreign. making total Of 1 795 co. pounds,
against a total of .426,000 pounds for the
corresponding week of last year. Sales
since January !, 1899. amounte 70 uL790
pounds, against $3.50 80 pounds last
year
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METAL MARKET.

New York. June 1.-THE situation II
metals Today was practically as hereto.
fore. fluctuations being narrow. v-i-r
prices a. the end Of the session az aaou-
where they left of last night A. ma
close The metal exchange called pig iron
warrants entirely nominal al SIS aka
copper dun with $lS-@5 bid and 81 - ask
ed; lin dull with s25-5o bid and s. - ask
ed; lead. ;rmer with s. IS bid and . =
asked. The brokers price for lead i.
Ss.25 and for copper $lS.&1IS.5o
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DIZZY GOODS MARKETS

New York, June 14.-Home demand for
brown sheet.nEs and drills quiet: fair bids
on export account. but few of them ac-
cepred- Prices Well maintained. Bieached
cottons quiet. prices Wei maintained in
al grades Coarse co.0red cottons quiet:
prices unchanged: fancy prints for fan in
good demand az firm prices. Staple prints
II average request Ginghams continue
firm. bu, without special feature. Bush
ness IN dress goods fair, prices hrm. SKIS
quiet and irregular.
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New York. June 1f-Sfoney on call was
steady ar 2a3 per cent. Last loan. 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 1-4a4 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady. with act
ual business in bankers bills al AS 3-4d
S4Ss for demand and AT $L5 3-4Nfss for
sixty days. Posted rates Ns l-zN4s7
and $3.50: commercial bills AS silver
certificates 50 l-2062. bar silver. g. IA.
Mexican dollars IS II. Government bonds
steady; state bonds firm; railroad bonds
irregular.
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seven Per c-ntoa the Preferred

New York. June tine directors o.,
the Des 9Io.1es ani Fort Dodge railroad
have declared dividend q per cen.
On IS preferred stock payable Agglst J.
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Northern paciir Diviaend

New York. June 1.-THE directors o.
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
have declared a dividend OF l per cent on
the common stock
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Treasury statement

Washington. June H-Today'z Etsteueui
Of the condition OF the tTeaslry sAoVs.
Available cash balance. 81 g.. 81. gold
reserve. 81. -. fs4.
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Nex YORK. June lt-Conuercisi AdTe--
tsser's London financial cab5egraras '-Tas
markets. h=rs were veEy inactive today.
ard the toze vas irregular. Tough the
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Generally fsir THara8ay auA
FRIDAY variable winds
GEIah1r1a ard Trcssa rsrfffo-y--f 'arsaf-
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There vas a reac-t1nsrv tendency mani
fest al some points "a beo1s arc rae VOL
unae q business done Eas o1iy moderate
Total sales. par value RS 90. Govern
ueas 1a16s were UNCHANGED
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REDUCED RATS
70
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