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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-29
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. 2S-The heavy demand for
wool here continues and prices are being
forced higher for all grades. Territory
wool continues to lead and prices have
advanced sharply. Prices for fine medi-
um and fine range from IS to Sec secured,
while staple lots call for s2067c. Fleece
woods are quoted higher but the sales
are quiet. owing TO moderate offerings.
Quotations
Unwashed, etc, Missouri quarter blood.
combing, 65c; three-eighths blood, 25c;
braid com bing, 2la22c.
Territory wools-Montana and Dakota
fine medium and fine. 2pd24c; secured. 57F
60c; staple. 620s7c; Utah. Wyoming. fine
medium and fine 1sG2lc; secured 55d5sc;
staple. G0Q62c; Idaho fine medium and
fine. 1sd21c secured, 5sd6sc; medium, 10
arc; secured, 50G62o
Australian. secured basis, spot prices.
eombing, superfine 22deoc; good, 8ds7c;
average SEC: Imports. SOC.
London, Nov 2s-The sixth and last
series Of the 1893 wool auction sales open
ed today. The sales room was packed
and the bidding was animated. The Of
farings amounted to 1910 bales. composed
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STOCKS sold LAIE
Movement Induced by a
Money-Market Furry
PRICES TURN DOWNWARD
Generally at Closing, Which
Is Easy in Tone.
PRICES TURN DOWNWARD

New York, Nov. H.-The furry in call
money induced a selling movement in the
late hours which carried prices in the ma
jority of the list below last night Stocks
which had advanced suffered from profit
taking and their gains were much re-
duced where they were not entirely wiped
out. The market was spotty and irregu-
lar throughout and the maintenance Of
the price level was due rather TO cessa-
ton of yesterdays factors of weakness
than 10 any elements Of positive strength.
London, which was a heavy seller yester-
day, was inclined to buy today on the
new account succeeding the settlement.
An attempt was made TO inaugur2te 3
bull campaign in the Iron and Steel stocks
but it proved abortive. The movement
in the Baltimore and Ohio stocks, Penn
sylvania and New York Central was the
most conspicuous movement of the day
and did more than aything else TO sus-
tain prices. Manhattan lost all its gain
before the close. Enthusiasm over Satur-
days strong bank statement was much
diminished by the discovery that the
whole strength Of the showing was due
10 the operations of one bank. The re-
newal of apprehensions over the money
outlook was emphasized By several devel-
opments. There were renewed shipments
of currency to New Orleans through de-
posits for transfer at the sub-treasury
and New York exchange al Chicago
weakened suddenly to 2Oc discount, COM
pared with par yesterday. The opera
lions OF the sub-treasury yesterday with
the banks resulted in a gain by that IN
stitution Of 1926. 90 in spite of the govern
ment bond redemptions Yesterdays re-
ceipts of revenue by the United States
treasury exceeded expenditures by S2f54.-
0S7 more than -off-settfng the total Of
bond tredemptlons for the day. The fur
Their rise in the London money rate and
the prospect of an advance IN the bank
rate on Thursday aroused apprehension
that London would want money from
New York, which is likely TO displace
loans by Canadian banks which have
been placed here in large volumes. When
these various symptoms Of the money
condition eliminated In the furry In the
call loan rate to 10 per cent, prices turn
ed downward throughout the list and the
tone at the closing was easy. q.
The bond market moved in sympathy
with stocks, early firmness yielding in
the late dealings. Total sales, par value.
81, SO 600. United States fives advanced
Il ana the old tours and new fours Is IN
the bid price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-29

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Kilmers Swamp Root. the great kidney
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nervousness. irregular hearj-beating. skin
trouble. Brlght's disease. neuralgia. rheu-
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feeling. lack Of ambition. loss OF flesh.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-29

C. G. Handy of Norwich was in per-
son with car load Of heavy weights,
which sold at close to top prices.
jeff Houston of Ponca City shipped in
car of heavy hogs which went with
out dock at good top prices.
D. McNaghten of Newkirk was a ship
per Of very fair hogs. which sold at good
bulk prices.
Cheskey & Funk Of Nickerson were late
arrivals Monday night with a car load Of
sight hogs which sold at next point to
tops
Ed Weidnne of Augusta sent IN a car
of mediums which sold readily at bulk
prices
A. c. Golden Of Whitewater was ship
per of extra heavy weight hogs which
sold WITHOUT dock at good bulk prices.
Bennett & Riley, the buying and order
shipping firm located here, had in three
cars Of hogs yesterday from Perry, one of
which sold out at a good price for their
grade, the other two being consigned to
their destination.
W. P. Heath, OF the firm of Heath C
Haskell of Douglass was In person at
the yards with a car load Of fine, well-fed
hogs which will cross the scales early this
morning
Billy Johnson of Attica was late arr1-
val after the close with two cars of hogs
too late for sale, and which will be trans
fer-ed this morning.
D. Jackson Of Hazleton was another late
arrival with hogs.
The roads doing the hauling to the
yards yesterday were as follows: Santa
Fe, Il; Missouri Pacific, z; Rock Island,
4; Frisco. l.
The Dold shipments yesterday were
again very heavy, there being about II
NJ
straight contract car division; a very
strong jobbing and express trade and
about a quarter Of a million pounds of
products sold for immediate delivery.
Provisions opened easy, and then
weakened somewhat by a liberal supply
of hogs and the lower prices paid for
them. The trade was all through the day
very dull. Cash lard closed 21a cents of,
a $3.50, and ash ribs steady at 4.S71h.
Yesterday again displayed an activity
in the hog trading the most marked Of
any hog market in America today. There
are now present at these yards buyers
for hogs which Will go about all over
the country. The Cudahy Packing COM
pany have a representative here for one
grade Of hogs and they are shipped d.
rect TO Los Angeles, Cal. Bennett g.
Riley have a man stationed here oerua-
nently and this firm are liberal and
heavy buyers. for an order IN Oregon.
The Armour Packing company also are
In the field for hogs, and they likewise
are literally In for their class of hogs.
Always and ever. the year round. the
Jacob Dold Packing company are pres
ent to buy all that may came in of their
packing grade and altogether, there is
not for its size, a better or stronger
market existing right now, than the
Wichita point, and yesterday proved 1t
for the hundredth time, as this condition
has prevailed now for a long time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-29

swamp-Root Is the great discovery OF
the eminent kidney specialist. DIT Kilmer.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Nov. 2S.-Co1ee-Futures
opened steady at unchanged TO poiats
higher and became firm and very active
on better news than looked for from
foreign markets. Local bulls and the for
eIgn element absorbed offerings Of the
more easily satisfied holders. The statis-
teal situation was not sufficiently ex-
p.ained to influence quotations. closed
steady TO 10 points higher. Total sales
- 600 bags. including December 5.S5l5 .9gc.
January. 6.oJI6.e5c; February, 6.ICc;
March. 6.l5as soc. Nay. s.25a6.5ec: June
4. 25a6.SGc. July. sE5l6 4pc. September
s. 56I5.5oc. Spot. Rio firm; No. jobbing
Tic, mild dun.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining.
5 l3-l5c. centrifugal. S'r tess. &c; moias-
ses sugar. 9-l6c. Refined, steady.
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Campbell & Horton Of Caldwell. one Of
Ire oldest shipping firm to this market
were IN yesterday with car load OF me-
dunn heayies. which sold az the top of the
day.
J.. J. Downey Of CARRIER. o. T.. was IN
with a car load Of fine heavy hogs which
sold Without Gockage at the TOP Of the
day. Mr. powuey Is new shipper here
IN she sister territory. and was well
pleased with his deal. and saws he VIII
come here regularly from now on.
W. C. Lynn Of Winfield was another
new shipper in yesterday. and his car o.
medium hesvies. which were OF good
EraGe OF stock, sold at the top &c the
dav. He expressed himself as perfectly
satisfied with his deal yesterday.
John small Of Arness was IN with a
car Of mixed hogs. The medium lights
selling AT the Jop Of the day. without
dock. and the heavies at good strong
balk price.
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of
IL, Hope were late arrivals with q car
g. heavy hogs in charge OF ChSrte bake
.-4 -ney sold at the top Of the DAY. TINS
" rs aoaut the heaviest car WE-cn has
Reached ,n-ze Yards in over a year. The
actal weight being over 25,ooo pounds
n II. Brooks az Anthony was a ship
peT o. heavy hogs which sold at once
81 the ton NJ the days trading.
George FishhsUgh of Anthony was rep
resented Oh the market by 4 car Of eX-
ia heavy hogs which sold az the top.
Commodore Hans Peoples was in. ac-
ccnpaaied hy Lr. Swan Swanson Of
1Iachi, ard their load II heavy hogs sold
- the top Of the day
J. = Tiaden az Clearwater. one Of the
Cd reliable shippers 10 this point. had n
cars Of hogs, all OF which SOLD without
oockage and two at the top price
J. Z. Givens ot Kildare wss in with
car lead OF heavy hogs which sold early
top prices
NJ. c. Figge Of Nashville shipped n
car load OF mediums which sold at
Good. strong bulk prices.
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IHH GEAFaE :.

Wichita Kan. Nov. 8. ISsa.
Local forecast. FOR Wichita and vicinity;
Fair and slightly warmer until Friday:
During the past q hours the highest
temperature has been 6s, IAe lowest -,
and the mean - with partly cloudy
weather. light northwest 10 sJu;hwes;
wind and lower pressure.
The temperature vas Z degrees higher
than yesterday
On tais date last year the hisheS; ten
perature was t2 the lowest -. and The
mean s. % degrees colder than THIS year.
So far this month the average te1cpsra-
ture has been =. which Is degrees above
the normal, and % above last wear.
So FAR this month the rainfall has been
Ice inches. which is The normal I.ss,
year To- the same time 1t was lis inches.
The river now stands AZ 30 tset OF the
gauge. FRED !. JOHNSON.
Observer.
washington. Nov. S-FoEecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Kansas-Fair Wednesday and probably
Thursday, westerly winds.
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or a Strain.

be considered that only urinary troubles be
Kidneys modern proves nearly
their beginning the disorder of these inn
organs.
Now by this is meant that you should overlook all the
organs merely look after the kidneys.
other need attention kidneys
because they do most.
you Sick do not neglect kidneys, because
they well they will help all the other health
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LIVESTOCK Market.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000 natives, 2,09O Texans; market
steady 10 strong; native steers, $4,000
:. 90; Texas steers, g. 60G4. 70; Texas cows
81. 40a3. 20; native COWS and heifers, S.50Q
AS; stockers and feeders, g. oGQ4.60; bulls
81. 40d3.70.
Hogs-Recelpts, 14COO; market weak to
PIC lower; bulk of sales, s3.771zG3.S0;
heavy. S3.771sd3.S5; mixed, S3.77k6S. so;
light, S3.65d3 SPY; workers., S3.771za3. S2l2;
pigs. 50. 20l3. 65.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. No, Nov attle-Receipts
$500: market steady to strong; native
shipping and beef steers, SO. S0q6.35 stock
ers and feeders, 81. 1904 so; COWS and he.f-
ers, $2.0Ca4.60; Texas and Indian steers,
s.. 4ld4. s.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market cents
lower; pigs and light, s.. 50: pack
ors. IS. 7Ctq3. 81; butchers, So. S5d3.95.
Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tive muttons, $3.60d4.Oo; lambs, H.709
5.25
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Fat cattle
generally steady; butchers stock strong,
active; Gamers, 10c higher; calves.
steady; stockers, ard feeders. quiet; best
Eteady; good to choice, s.. 40d7. o.; poor to
medium. 81. 25d5. %; mixed stockers. 5000
800: selected feeders, s4.15a4 IS; good to
choice COWS. 80. God4. 20; heifers. S3.5'R
as; Gamers. $1.5Gd3.cO; bulls. 81. sass;
calves. $4.go67.0o: feed Texas beeves,
81 50q5. 20; grass Texas steers. $3.50. 2j;
western range beeveS, S4.03G4.75.
Hogs-Fairly active; averaged 8 cents
lower; closed weak: about 5000 carried
over. Mixed and butchers, 81. 1855;
good to choice heavy. s2.75G3. s2ts: rough
heavy, 50. 65a3. 10: lights, s.. 7Gd3 .92rs; bulk
of sales, s.. 75GS.s7l2
Sheep-Narllet opened steady; lambs l0c
higher; closed easy, native wethers. 50. 500
40: lambs. 81. o1G5.5o; western wethers,
s.. sea-. -: western lambs, s.. O0G5. 81
Receipts-Catt!e, 500; hogs, 81, 900;
sheen - coo
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COTTON.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 2s.-Cotton-Firm !;
7ssc.
New Orleans, Nov. 2s.-Cotton-Very
stedy; middling. Z 7-16o.
Liverpool, Nov. 2S.-Cotton-Spot de-
mand fair; prices higher; American mid
ding 5-15d.
New York, Nov. 2S-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; November, N.4s; December
$780, January, 1915; February, 1871;
March, 1873; April. $50; May. 1872: June
1872; July, s7.63; August. SIS; September
81 Il. October IS oS
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CATTI.T.

The cattle market was steady, with
nothing on sale Of any Importance. There
were no car lots offered. and the little
stuff stringing IN was either local driven
81 stock or else single hoots consigned in
cars Of hogs. All that was in was sold
promptly and the demand was strong
enough TO take IN lots more than was Of
Tered. The quality was very fair Of the
light line offered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-29

largely Of new clip Merinos. which were
taken eagerly BY the contingent against
the home trade bidding Medium aud
coarse cross-bred sold briskly 70 York
shire. and America secured a few Of r.
regular qualities. There was less de-
mand for secured. SllDes were readily dis
posed OF az full rates. SINAI. supply OF
South African was IN great request prin-
cipally for tho continent. and brought 80
per cent advances. other advances we're
fine cross breds l per cent, and secured.
I2H 70 70 per cent
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for heavy brown cotton goods quisi IN
all quarters. but prices strongly upheld.
F0ur-yHrd sheef'nRs tending upward.
Print cloths inactive. no sellers &c. Wids
grey goods bafd 20 Ind and against by
era. Bleached cottons quiet. but firm
coarse coiored cctf0us scare. Prtnts
tending upward GinRhaua Unbalanced
Mems wooden and worsted fabrics quiet.
but higher prices talked o. Market ztl
be closed ThIrHday.
liverpool. Noy. 2 Emperor William
Of Germany has wirrA h's condolences 70
ne widow o. che istA 'r1r7rfsas Henry L.
may. founder % ~ White STAR lins 81
steamers. who died November =
Daily Eagle. BY carrier. - cents a week,
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CAsH QUQTATIONS.

N--NtoLl = Z = I = = ~
FiouT-EaSy.
Wheat-No. 8 spring, eoG65c; No. 2 red,
67Q5Sc.
Corn-No 2, 31h931l3c; No. 2 yellow,
S1ha52c.
Oats-No. :. 23G234c; No. white, 251z9
252.c; No. white. 24s4 Q25s4c.A
Rye-No. ?. 55i4c.
Flax seed-No. l, $1.59A; northwest,
sl.S9la.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s7.6lds.55.
Isard-Per 100 pounds, S4.s015.o7iz.
Short sirbs sides Goose. 81. Sea5.l5; dry
salted. shoulders (boxedl, 5asu5i4c; short
clear sides (boxed), s. 1850.
Whisky Distiilers' finished goods, per
gallon, 49,
CloVer-SS. 0AdS.e5.
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A jury o. ravens would not te lo1S N -
z isr- TIA. isrlr.e. cs1i3 act sns-
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REPREsENTATE Z SALES.
>szIPPEms AND NOTES.

Thore was one bul sold TO Taylor or
private sale at $25.O0.
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DRY GOODS MARKrrs

New York Nov 2s-The character Il
the market for cotton goods has not M
dergone any change today. The demand
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REcEIPTs ~ sHIPMENTs

on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows
Butter Market firm; creamery, 1890;
dairy, l6Q-ec.
Checse-F,asy: fIi-d12izc.
EggS-Steady: 1Sc.
ouItry-FTr1n turkeys. l7i4gnc; chick
ems. 5'.g7c.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. 30. Nov 2S.-Wheat-De-
ceuber 6i1zc; May, s2sc, cash. No. :
hard. r:l.Fssc: No. 3. 5si G62i1c; No. ,
red. s9dlc No. s. 65asSc.
Com ecem oer. z7-sc; May. 2S7sc; cash,
No mixed, anG waits. pc; No. white,
2slic.
oat<-No. white, @a25'.c.
Ry-No. :. sc
Hay-Caoice timothy. &5aeoo; choice
prairie. 81 era7-io-
Burter-Creamery. 21a25c; dairy. sc.
Eggs-Fresh, E6l-c
ST. LOUIS.
= Louis. W. -Wheat-FI CHEZ: No.
red cash. elevator. sec. track. -1tsc. De-
ceu6er, 6.7sc. NAY, I--.cf Ne : E4rd, s.
Gt--sc.
sl2.lt-e: Decembe-. ee7se; May. eli.c
Oat-S,eedy: Nc cas-. 24c- track.
49,: December &c; May. zs7sc. M. ,
white 2s,sa97c.
Ry@steady; s26521c-
Rece5pts-Fsour. 1oce: wheat. Loo5;
corn. l53oo5; cats, - 80.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Sov. @s--Spot, No. red IVES
ten winter. : 81. No. northern spr.ns.
steady. = i9sz5 F-yu-es Arm; December.
s. I'd, March, = i5s45 NAY = TOAD
Corr-Suot American mixed usw,
steady. $ 4<d; American mixed cd.
steady. - sss3. futures steady. December
B Sd; January. IS sd
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov 2S.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Daily Eagle. by carrier 70 esnts week.
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Notes of the stnge.

The Philadelphia Inquirer's list of dra-
matte attractions for the current week con-
tained this populistic announcement:
Slaves of Gold-Standard."
And this insult to the readers taste in
drama;
The present week of Hyde's Comedians
ana Helene Mora at the Park is quite M
to the remarkable engagement they played
at this house last season, when the receipts
were among the largest in the history of the
Park. The desire to hear Mora sing her
new songs is evident in every performance
All the star comic opera comedians to-day
have in their company one assistant closely
associated and identified with themselves.
and so placed in the opera as to constantly
contrast or fence" the star character. In
Francis Wilson's case II Is clever Tulu
CHASER; in De Wolff Hoppers il is little
Alfred Klein in Frank Daniels's IL is Wall
ter Allen. and In the case of Jefferson De
Angels II is that droll and unctuous comed-
ian Harry Macdonough. These two clever
fun-makers are said to work admirably to-
gether ia singing and dancing Macdonough
Is really a star comedian himself.
Jefferson De Angels win appear at En-
glish's tonight Ia his new opera, The jolly
Musketeer" which delighted New York
theater goers for twelve weeks and crowded
the big Broadway Theater TO it's capacity
The story OF The jolly Musketeer," be-
sides being hugely funny. carries a distinct
and pretty romance 10 a dramatic conclu-
sion. IL Is story which should be fun of
picturesque charm beautiful maldens and
dashing men at arms, kisses and rapiers
and all the romantic color and attraction Of
that period IN the history of France when
Louis XIV was King and Cardinal Richie
lieu was the real potentate. The picturesque
s"ashbuekIers Of the time are said to be
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Fair Weather and south Winds Pre-
dicted for Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, s p. m.-Forecast
for twenty-four hours:
For Ohio-Generally fair; light to fresh
variable winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair; south
winds
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The storm which was central Wednesday
night off the middle gulf coast moved east
ward to the South Carolina coast and
thence northward with increased energy to
southern New Jersey, where 1t is central
tonight. General rains and high winds have
attended this storm as far north south
ern New England. For the second time
within a few weeks the unusual spectacle
has been presented in the middle Atlantic
States of heavy rain, with temperatures
from to s below the freezing point Out
side the territory covered by this storm the
weather has been generally fair. In the
plateau region and On the Pacific coast the
weather has been warmer and generally
fair Rains are indicated in the New
England States, clearing in the middle
Atlantic States, fair weather in the south
Atlantic States, and in the remainder of
the country geneI ally except in the west
gulf States, where the presence of another
low area pressages rain. The temperature
conditions will remain practically UNI
changed