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STOCKS SlR|)NGEARY
London's Buying Is an Event
in the Days Dealings.
CLOSE DULL AND EASY
Following Realizing Which
Depresses Prices.
CLOSE DULL AND EASY

New York, July N.-Today's stock mar
ket was strong early and traders gener-
ally ranged themselves on the long side.
The shorts took alarm from yeste-1ay' 5
rise and the continued upward tendency
this morning and covered rather eNren-
siye lines. London marked up prices be-
fore the opening here and bought consid-
cradle amounts in this market The sem
timental effect of this buying was even
more pronounced than the direct demand
for stocks. The recovery in French rentes
in Paris had a stimulating effect, and
part of London's buying Of Americans
was reported to be for continental ac-
count. Taken ali in all, there was suf-
fcient demand for stocks to run the fore
noon business up to within 20.00O shares
of yesterdays total transactions and n
siderably over the total for some days Of
this week. Business fell off, however,
very notably in the afternoon. The pub
lie showed itself still coy about coming
forward and bull operators in conse-
quence proceeded to take their profits on
the advance. The stocks which advanced
yesterday and the day before were es-
pecially affected and in a number OF cases
were carried below last nights level. st.
Louis Southwestern stocks. Kansas and
Texas preferred, Lake Erie and Western
and the Trunk lines were examples. There
was nevertheless an appreciate increase
in commission house business. This was
conspicuous in the Changers, Burlington
leading on account of the benefit to the
crops from rain. The coalers were nota-
bly, strong on the approaching operation.
of higher scale of prices. and Lacka-
wana, which in addition enjoyed the ben
eft of a reported combination with New
York. Chicago and st. Louis. rose an ex-
IRENE points. Louisville was the lead
er of the market, considered as to the
strength and activity. 1t closed at the
top price at net gain of 3-Sc over yes
terday. Since the dividend of . per cent
was taken off yesterday morning, the
stock has risen ga points. There was an
active demand for Sugar all day and the
price went up to 161 So National Steel
was strong on the reported requirement
of new property, and Brooklyn Tran-it
rose an extreme 1 "a. There was a be-
lated upward movement in some of the
Southwestern stocks not heretofore af-
fected. Denver and Rio Grande preferred.
Southern Pacific, St. Louis and San Fran
cisco second preferred and the St Joseph
and Grand Island stocks gained from
to points. The late realizing movement
carried prices down from the best and the
market closed dull and easy. TOmorrow's
Ao efo &c AYnaNfad n
other loss in cash owing to operations
with the sub-treasury, though there has
been net gain on the interior movement
Sterling exchange was weak and lower
on account of London buying stocks here,
and increased supply Of commercial bills.
Closing prices were as follows:
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WHEAT GAINS 4 HALF
After a Weak Spell Early in
the Session.
INDIAN WHEAT DAMAGE
Looms Up In the Days News
Other Markets Higher.

Chicago, July B.-The board q trade
markets closed strong today after an
eariy spell Of weakness. September wheat
gained lie; corn and oats gained q shade,
while provisions rose lO91s cents.
Cool weather, weak cables ana Argen-
tine shipments Of considerably over q
million bushels caused q weak wheat mar
ket at the opening. September started
1-sG1-4c OF, at 70 1-4Gs-sc and on selling
by aongs fell immediately to 20 1-Sc. The
market rallied irregularly 10 10 1-2c before
noon. Trade was very light. outside or
ders being almost entirely nil. Reports
of fine weather in France and England
caused some selling. Receipts at primary
points were 657, 100 bushels, compared with
4s2.t5O the corresponding day last year.
Duluth and Minneapolis reported S1s cars.
against Al last week and IS q year ago.
Chicago received 113 cars. thirteen OF con-
tract grade. Press dispatches from Bonn
bay reporting the Indian wheat crop with
ering because OF the failure OF the mon
soon started shorts to cover. Some crop
damage claims from the Pacific coast and
northwest, together with Shows crop re-
DIRT showing a decline of from i've to- NJ
teen points in portions Of the northwest,
stimulated heavy buying by local profess
SIGNALS near the close. September rose 70
n 1-sc and closed with sellers at that ns-
ure, a net gain Of 1-2c.
Corn ruled fairly active and higher with
wheat. The market appeared to have been
oversold during the recent deciine. Crop
reports were generally favorable. Chicago
received 54s cars September opened Lag
$50 OF, at 81 1-493-ec. advanced at u SIC
and closed at 81 3-4c bid
Oats ruled dull but firm. September
opened a shade lower, at 10 1-4c. sold De-
tween 10 1-sc and 19 lac, closing q shade
higher for the day at 10 S-Sc. Chicago re-
ceipts were 367 cars.
Provisions recovered from spell OF
weakness at the opening and closed loc
higher for September pork. at $50; lOc
better for September lard. at $S45' and
1Oc higher for September ribs at xlI IL
$50.
Packers bought freely on the early dip.
and the rally which followed was chiefly
on their purchases.
Estimated receipts for Saturday: Wheat
rs cars; oats. SIS; corn. $50; hogs. A.V0o
head.
GRAIN AND PRoDUOE Markets.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, July Z.-The leading futures
R1Ifr
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eral Of Cuba during the late war. has
signed q deposition TO the effect that he
gave General Toral permission to surron-
der ali the district under his command
with the exception Of AanEanilio. The
defense also relies upon a telegram from
General IAnsres. General Torars prede-
cessor. which was sent after General L.
mares had been wounded. appealing 70 the
nation 20 say u the troops at Santiago
had not maintained the honor OF the army
intact, and adding: ''If Il r. necessary
that a sacrifice be made and that some
one must assume responsibility for the
events foreseen and foretoh In my dis
patches. Offer myself In loyalty for the
good Of my country. no matter what the
outcome viii assume the responsibility
Of signing the surrender"
Not all TIE great buffers are poker plRp
rs.-AtchisOn Globe
A lot Of oootblaeks sitting On q eurh1f0na
may not be India-rubber boys, though they
re gutter percherS.
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afIoat spot; No. north Duluth. q IA &.
o. b. ahoat: spot No. / hard Duluth. Sc
T. o. b. afioat to arrive: No. 2 red. Is 81
elevator. Options closed firm; July, Is Is;
September. IS; December. Is is.
Corn-ReceIpts. lsSI25. Exports, f4A1oS
Spot steady. No. ?. 50 (. o. b. aioat
prompt shipment. Sc 81 elevator. Options
CLOSED arm; July. 90 81: September. IS rs
Oats-Receipts. 166.lOO; exports. l2.S7l.
Spot quiet. No. ?. IS; No. 3. q; No. 3
white, -: track white. 1895: track mixed
western, "a Options quiet and nominal
Butter-ReceIpts. ASS: steady; western
creamery. 15d1s: factory. 11d14 Ia
Eggs-Recelpts. LTs3 packages; dull and
irregular. State and Pennsylvania, $50
Is: western, 10615.
Liverpool. July 2s.-wheat-spot No. :
red western winter steady. IS 81: North
ern spring steady. IS lid; futures steady;
September. IS 9 1 Sd; December. SC 10 SD.
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REPRESENTATIVES, Sales
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Asue & Son Of Haven were late arriv-
ais with car Of light weight hogs which
sold at the top of the day.
W. S. Thomas of Ponca City was
shipper of light weights which sold with
out dock at a strong bulk price.
Wyrick & Hurlburt of Perry were
shippers of medium weights which sold
mt the popular bulk figure.
Henry Steinkirchner, one OF the old and
reliable shippers to this market, sent
down from Newton yesterday car load
ofextra heavies which brought the strong
bulk price.
Mr.. Charlie Granville, the regular and
always genial, whole-souled stock dealer
from Sedgwick. was in person at the
yards yesterday, and every man about
the yards welcomed him just as though
It was ten years since he returned, in
stead OF just one week. His hogs twere
light but in good form and they sold at
the popular bulk price.
JEFF Houston was a shipper from Pom
ca City Of heavy hogs which sold without
dock at the best bulk figures.
The Dold business was yesterday very
we'll represented throughout the plant
There were seven cars of jobbing prod
uce sent out and all these cars were well
filled. The straight cars and the express
stun were also strong and the orders for
immediate delivery showed up a heavy
demand for the splendid cuts and spe-
Cialties for which this house Is now IA
NOUS.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Tops. S425; bulk. A.2OGI25; average
weight 2lS; receipts, 4Os. For Thursdays
Tops. S4S; bulk. S.15dL25; average
weight. %; receipts. S21.
The business at the yards yesterday
was divided between the Santa Fe and
the Missouri Pacific. so far as the haul
ing to the yards was concerned.
Provisions yesterday ruled firm on light
trade. Cash lard closed up l. ID cents.
and cash ribs 10 cents up. the latter rest
ing on Sis and lard on $40
Mr.. Elmer Rein. cashier of the Union
Live Stock Commission Co. Is absent on
a fishing expedition on the Whitewater.
Chief Clerk J. d. Harrison of the Dold
works has returned from short business
trip to Kansas City and neighboring
points.
Miss Pearl LudluHl amanuensis in the
bold offices and custodian OF the front
court flower garden. yesterday was pho
tographed standing ON the lovely green
plat surrounding the fountain. This
Bermuda grass plat is the finest in the
city and the honors and credit for keep
Ing IL and the flowers up are divided
about equally between Pat McCarty and
Miss Ludlum.
Just after the notable naval encounter
ut Manila bay, when the American sail
ors under the command Of Commodore
Dewey won additional fame FOR their
prowess. the Wichita house Of the Jacob
Dold Packing company placed on the
market their now celebrated Dewey"
brand OF ham sausage. This article OF
table delicacy has never yet been met
IN the trade. Many OF the large depart
ment stores throughout the land have
asked for exclusive sale OF this article.
and Its fame has gone all over the land.
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LIVESTOCK MARKER
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 2S-Cattle-The cattle
market was steady today with fair Fri
day receipts. Good to fancy steers, $3.50
SIS; common grades, 81 40d5.3O; stocders
and feeders. $3.OO5c4.sO; bulls, COWS and
heifers. s20Od5.15; calves, $S.25d6.75; wes-
tern fed steers. $I.5Od5.75; Texas steers.
$3.50T5.S0.
Hogs-A shade higher today. Choice
lots brought $4.25a I.55; heavy lots, 5000
460: light hogs. $4.4Od4.e5; pigs, $3.75G46O;
culls and rough lots. s2.COd4.0o.
Sheep-Sold unchanged today. Sales
were on a basis of $2.01a3.0O for culls. up
to S4.00d525 for prime wethers, $i.JOd5.5]
for yearlings and s.. 7514.5O for Gull lambs,
up to s6.S0d6.9O for prime fioeks. The f st
range lambs of the season arrived yes
terday and sold at Ss2546.65
Recelpts-Cattle, 1850; hogs, 1900; sheep
500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo, July 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200 natives, 200 Texans. Market
steady to strong. I Native steers APO
565; Texas steers, S3.3O1495; Texas cows,
81 6O12.4O; native cows and heifers, s2.C0d
$40; stockers and feeders, s3.2595.O0; bulls
$26la45O.
Hogs-Receipts. 90. Light strong to
&c higher: others steady. Bulk of sales.
A.22 1-2944O; heavy. %.s2 1-2ai.H 1-2;
packers. $43}G44O; mixed "a 2564.S7 1-2;
light si.25d445; workers, $4.35qi..5; Pigs,
SL259442 1-2.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; market firm.
Lambs, S3.5O96O0; muttons. $S.40G425.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, July ACCOMPLISHMENTS
900; market steady to strong. Beef steers
S4.5GG5S5; stockers and feeders, g COd5 90;
cows and heifers. s225G4.S5; Texas and
Indian steers, SS.25G5OO; cows and heifers,
&. 25d4.0O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market strong.
Pigs and lights. S4.5O6i6O; packers, st.i59
ASS; butchers. s4.5564.e5.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Natives, $S.OOQ4.50; lambs, $4.OOds.3h
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PEREECT MEM

A few weeks ago Manager Fred Dold
ever awake to the wants Of the mercan-
tile trade, proposed a new brand of ham
to meet the call ofthe trade which finds
the present price of hams to be more
than they care to pay. This article was
at once placed on the catalogue as the
'Rathman Pressed Ham," and though
only few weeks on the market has al
ready established itself and won the IA
vor Of the leading merchants all over
this territory. This is as fine an article
as can be produced. 1t is cooked, ready
to serve. 1t has no equal as a sand
wicher, and is made up TO eat just about
right to suit the picnicker and the house
hold. It is meeting with a ready demand
and the trade Is calling for it from all
over
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MYSTERIOUS CATTLE DISEASE
IL Reported Prom the Ranges Dsga
Teeuma4h way

Guthrie. o. T. July &--rhe Tecunssh
REPUBLICAN says: ute q number 81 cat
tie have ben dying in this county the last
few daye with a disease thar f. pazziing
the ozEsrs- Cattle are generally in spien-
dii condition. the range being 8ue. ard
when the yare taken Sick they die Il 4
very short TINE some say ., is nothing
less than nc Texas fever, while others
declare there Is 10 fever among the cat
tie There : large member % cattle
on he ranges in tais eouE;y and 81 a to
Be hoped that whateyer the trocbls is. 8;
can BE checked before The losses bee~Gs
ser10as"'
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i1as Discovered an AagIO- America
Alliance Mares Nest.

Houston. Texas, July eS-CongreSsInsn
]. w. Bailey today said: II am fully per
suaded that me national aimlnls;ra ten
has entered into a fun and complete
agreement for an alliance between Great
Britain and the United States. This al
lance. IN my opinion. IS to be both Of
fensIye and defensive. I think the reason
1t has not been published 70 the world
IS tina: for political reasons the president
Is afraid 20 do So"
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BRADsTREETs FINANCIAL REVIEW

RRADSTREET'S FINANCIAL REVIEW
New York. July 2S-Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Review tomorrow will say: Specula-
ton IS still withou: important move
n,euts and the ac'i.iir Ct trading on the
stock exchange has oecn at low ebb
all weet. The professional traders sup
ply nearly al the aCtUal interest the
public is taking little part and the pools
and large operators rest while these
conditions exist London has not been a
factor and the market there and abroad
Is experiencing the usual midsummer
dizziness. As far as the railroad share
list is concerned. the favorable crop
prospects and the large increases in cur
rent earnings reported by some import
ant lines. TO say nothing OF confident
predictions that tonnage VIII remain
heavy during the remainder Of the year.
keep up a steady 70 strong tone and IA
ciiitate shcrt-Iived rallies from time 10
time This process has been particular
IL noticeable In connection with thu
grangers and southwestern stocks 4 few
o fthe specialties have been the objects
of manipulation. The last named por-
ton Of the market Is. however. o. the
whole. neglected Foreign exchange has
been steady and duh at below the gold
point and fears Of a renewed novanent
OF specie TO Europe are lad aside. In
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w.wvorx Loan Market .

New York, July 2s.-Money on call l.
a 4 per cent; last loan LIZ per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 1-2a4 1-2 per
cent Sterling exchange weak. with act
ual business in bankers bills at s4.Se 1-sg
4.S7 for demand. and at s4.SS So for sixty
days: posted rates $.s4 1-294.S IL and
s4.s6a4S6 1-2: commercial bills ASG4.A
silver certificates 90 5-s6S1. Bar silver
60 IA. Mexican dollars A. Government
bonds firm: state bonds inactive, railroad
bonds strong.
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REPRlESEN
CATTLE

The cattle market was steady yester-
day on the local trading, but the supply
was light and the business done was not
heavy simply from the want OF cattle.
All that were offered were sold at once
and at prices the best to be found any
where.
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TRIAL OF GENERAL TORAL

Emphasizes SOme Of the Freaks Or
Spanish Military Law.
Madrid. July 2s.-The TRIAL Of Generals
ToraI and Bareja and Others for surren-
dering Santiago de Cuba will begin on
Monday before a supreme court martial.
and It Is expected to occupy six or seven
sittings Of the court. It Is stated that
General Blanco, who was governor gen.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, July 2.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage OF in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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NEW YORK

SsE York. July a--wAea;-Rsostpsa
s,.se. exports. u@s bsshsiA. sales. LEA
90 baAhsis: futures. Ns8 Deshssa s2os
nA-kss stsa6T. Ne rs9. "a Z q =
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Frank Long, who 1ivS neax
Lennon. Mich, says:
Twas taken with . pain a my
back, and I was Obliged 10 take 70
my bed. The physician pro
nounced my casa muscziar xhen-
matism accompanied by iumhagO.
~ gradually became worse.
until 11thought death would Be
welcome release. I wa finally
induced to Try Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. and after
using Eve boxes. was entirely
cured.
''I am confident that Dr.. VII.
tarns' Pink Pills saved my life. /
will gladly answer inquiries con-
corning my sickness and wonder
full cure, provided stamp Be en-
closed for reply.
FRANK Love-"
Sworn TO before me at Venice,
Mich, this 18th day of April,
1893. G. B. GoLDsNITH,
/Estias Of EGe Peace.
-FyoS Ele Observer, FlEsAiRg,
Mich.
Dr.. williams' Fink Pills SSp PAls Psopls
contain, in = condensed form, ell the els-
ments necessary 70 give new hse and Fieh-
neSs to the blood and rextnEe shattered
nerves. They are an nnfaiiing specific &c
such diseases e loeomotor aiaxia, partial
paralysis, s.. Wins dance, seiasica, neural
ga, rheumatism, nervous headache, the
afser-effects Of the grip, palpitation Of the
heart, pale and sallow complexiCns, and all
forms Of weakness either in male or female.
D. wHlls@s' Psah Pas ~ Pale Psop,s ere assss
sold b. the doaea % Asnered BET always N pacA.
sess. a. a:l druggists. o. direct lPcn ne o. ~
hans nedsciaa eeapany. sehoaeeiasB. n y. 80
cents PER bex. scenes sz.so.
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COTTON.

New orlans, July 2S.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady; middling, 5 SAC.
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Bonds did not respond fully to the
strength in stocks but prices are gsner-
ally higher. Total sales par value SIPS
coo. United States SIS registered advanced
is in the bid price.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour Easy.
wheat-Io. spring, 69sSizc; NO. REQ
711zc.
Corn-Nlo. q s2dsZGc; NO. . yellow. SSkc.
Oats-No. 2, 2Sac5hc: No. white Z54a
akc; No. white, 242S&c.'
Rye-No. 2. 5Slzc.
FIaxseed-No. i. g1kc; northwest, seif6
800
Prime timothy seed-<z.fTis.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. ts.O6ae.so
Iard-Per 100 lbs. 5.OOd6. s21a.
Short ribs sides uOose) S.@q6.5 dry
sailed shoulders, 5ssa5h; short clear
sides Cboxed) $.3sd5.5
Tyshtsky-Distillers finished goods, per
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. ............ H.Vo H'VW
Wheat, bu- ............l5V1 w.
Corn bu .Sil.VO 1919
Oats, bu ................4lo,VO "''""
Rye, bu. ...............' LUZ '-'''''
Barley. bu. ............. lVO 1900
On the Produce Exchange. today the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Steady: creamery, ERsre;
dairy, 1Zkd15izc.
Cheese-Weak; Skdec.
Eggs-weak; fresh. 1lf11ite.
CAST ~heat-eSo. red nan lie: No. J
rod ssap 1-2e; No. hard winter. 81 l-2c;
No hard winter. es lie; No. northern
spring. 70 I-a67lc: No. northern spring.
| 60 f-2a7o I-3c: No. spring sasSc-
Corn-No 2, 3Oc: No. =. q 3-4c-
oa,sSo. .. &c: No. 3. man lie
Flax-Cash northwest. 800: southwest
&c: July &c; September IS lie; October
% i-lc.
Bu,ter-steady: Creamery u iIsgI7 lie
dairy Il 1-3d15 1-3c-
Dressed Poultry-weak: TurkeyS IL
as I-sc; chickens Sds 1-2c; springs. Il 1-2
Gi2c.
ESgs-weak: Fresh 1iG12 1-5c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July z-wheat-Septsm-
Der a sc: December Is 1-3c: Cash: No.
hard. &c; No. 3 soas5e; No. red esa7oc;
No. 3. s. 1-2ds7c.
Corn-September = Sc: December SIC
Cash: No. mixed = lie. No. white
% i-4c: No. ;. sos lie
Oats-No. white sc.
Hay-Choice Timothy s7gG&se: choice
prairie ssEdssa
Buttsr-Creamery IL i-2c: dairy II ia
* 1-sc
Eggs-Freshs I-sc-
ST. Louis.
g. Louis. 80. July A-whe&s higher;
No. ? red. cash. elevator. - Sc: t-ank.
| Il i-zdac: July - i-sc: September = 80
en- &c: December re; No. hard g
9Tec.
Corn-fIIgher: No. cash s1e. track ~:
July Il s-sc: September - E-sS7ie: De-
ceruser = s-sc-
oats-HEgher. No. cash - i-3r: track
= 1-1E1 I-sc: July 2 sc; September
y 3-s61s i-sc: May 2 he: No white
. i-s9eSe
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on
Printing

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spark.
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T.nnanrv statement.

Washington, July @.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance 1855, as;
gold reserve $245. 49,
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CONTINUED from First Pager
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YOUNG Mr.. BAILEY OF TEXAS

Totals -:.-:-.:.:..-..-. @1,IsS,eSo u.s I.
sNoI included In totals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-29
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