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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Dan Vim, the old-time shipper OF
Tdan, was in the city yesterday with a
car Of cattle, which sold at a stiff bulk
price
]. w. Brown came up from Guthrie
yesterday with a car of hogs which sold
for one Of the high prices of the day.
Coyle & Sons were VI, yesterday with
price. This firm ships from Billings,
CARRIER and Perry and does probably the
largest business of any firm in northern
Oklahoma.
Charles Granville Of Sedgwick topped
the market yesterday with a fine load Of
medium heavy hogs. They were smooth
lot and were as fine bunch of hogs as
have been on this market for a long time.
MIR. Granville fed the hogs himself and
finished them well before placing them
on the market. He IS a regular shipper
plere and both feeds and ships hogs. He
IS well known here as a shipper of good
hogs and often gets the top price Of the
day.
Seymour Clark, the weT-known shipper
of Benton, was on the market yesterday
with a car Of medium hogs which sold for
the bulk price Of the day. Mr.. Clark Is
well known here having shipped to this
market for number OF years. He is an
experienced shipper and does a large bus
tness. He is very popular at the yards
and also at home and often gets the top
price. His hogs yesterday were not quite
choice enough to get the top price.
Henry Steinkirchner of Newton was
down yesterday with a car of hogs which
he sold on the market for the bulk price.
Mr.. Steinkirchner IS a regular shipper to
this market. He deals extensively both in
cattle and hogs. All his hogs come to this
market while he disposes Of his cattle
elsewhere. Mr.. Steinkirchner thinks this
s one Of the best hog markets in the
country.
Charles F. Blake Of Mt Hope came in
yesterday with car Of medium hogs.
which sold we'll. Mr.. Blake is an old
shipper here and never thinks Of selling
lis hogs elsewhere He has come 70 the
conclusion that the Wichita market is
hard to beat.
Houston & Taylor Of Ponca City were
in yesterday with a car of hogs. JEFF
Houston has been shipping here for years
and but lately formed a partnership with
Mr. Taylor
J. II. Sparks of Conway Springs got in
iats yesterday with a mixed car of hogs
and cattle Mr. Sparks ships here regu-
larry.
Taylor & Carpenter. heavy shipper of
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HOGS WERE WEAK
Market Declined About 2 IL
Cents Yesterday
TOP PRICE WAS S4.55
Quality of offerings Was
Poor as a Whole.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.55

The hog market was weak and 21kc
lower yesterday. The market opened
steady at the prices of the day before,
but when trading commenced and reports
from other markets began to come in,
che prices declined at once and after
reaching the point mentioned remained
there firm al day.
There wSs a fair run Of hogs in for
Saturday. There have been Saturdays
when there were larger number in, but
yesterday was a better day than the av-
erage There was a good demand for
hogs and all offerings were taken up as
soon IS placed on the market. There was
a light run of wagon hogs in and the
quality was very poor They sold read
lily. however, at prices well in lire with
the prices paid for other grades.
which was paid for an extra fancy load
Of medium heavy packers. They were q
fGe lot and were the best hogs which
nave been in here for some time. Inc
top Of the general market was $.412
but this was paid for all fair grade me-
dunn and heavy hogs on the market. The
bulk of the sales went at 81. 45q4.471z.
The market compared well with other
western ones. st. Louis was quoted as
TO 10 cents lower, while the best that
weak TO cents lower. The market here
was no more than 2h cents lower.
The quality Of the hogs in yesterday
was only fair. Outside of the one fancy
load there was nothing on the market
which was worthy of comment. The run
was much poorer than for several days,
but there WIZ a decided increase in the
amount Of heavy hogs. In the past week
there has seemed to be a great scarcity
of heavy hogs, but there were quite a
her in
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
HH1nACn

Chicago, Feb. -Norninally steady;
good to choice, S. 25d6 Is; poor to medium
S4.00Q5.00; mixed stockers, 50 .25q3. So; Sc
lected feeders, $4.25q4. IS; good to choice
cows, S: 4Gg4 80; heifers, S: SQ5.00; can
ners, s2.50q2. 80; bulls, $2.75G4. 60; calves,
S5.00d9 90; fed Texas beeves, S4.0eQ5 %.
Hogs-Active, averaging sc lower, clos
mixed and butchers, A.66af.sO; good to
Choice heavy, .. 75g4. 925z; Rough heavy
$4,000 70; lishts, $4,000 .S21a; bulk Of
Sheep-Stron; lambs steady to slow; ma
tive wethers, S4.75Q5.40 lambs, 5000
7.2O; western wethers, $4.75G5 Is; western
lambs, 81. cog. 10.
,Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, $4,000;
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market unchanged; native
steers 81, 2565. go; Texas steers IS. 6O14. 70 /;
Texas cows, $500. 30; native cows and
heifers, 81. 4094 80; stoekers and feeders,
s.: 2Oq5.s6; bulls. 50. 20q5.00
So lower; bulk Of sales, A.571sQ4 .671k; ;
heavy, I$4.60G4. 771s; packers. 81 .60Q4. 20;
mixed, &.65Q4. STA; light, 81. 40d4.60 york.
ers, 34,S5Q460; pigs. 4.2OG4 90.
SheeT-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
lambs, $5.60QB.60 In1Ittons, s.. 0095. go.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts, o.
600; market steady; native shipping and
ers, $3.75G4. 80; cows and heifers, 81. $50
c. 10; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 60d4. 20;
cows and heifers, 2.25d3.90.
Hogs-Receipts 4.0O0; market 5G10 cents
lower; pigs and lights $. 6Ogg4.7O; packers
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady;
native muttons, "a 5Od5 %; lambs, Sc O66
Z 90; culls and bucks, $3.50d4.50.
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What CLOSES LOVER
Than Friday, But Recovered
From the Days Worst.
DAYS NEWS A MIXTURE
Corn Up, Oats Unchanged, Land
Provisions Lower.
DAYS NEWS A MIXTURE

Chicago, Feb. 2-wheat was early easy
on disappointing cables, but some buying
by foreigners, a somewhat better cash
demand, apprehension over crop condl-
lions and sympathy with corn later
counteracted this. the market Closing
firm, May &c under yesterday. Corn was
up on light country offerings and damage
reports from Argentina, Nay closing a
6ssc higher. Oats closed unchanged and
provisions 5610c lower.
The serenity; of the wheat pit was not
disturbed throughout the session by any
thing startling Early news-Liverpool
and Paris both lower and the export oe-
mand tame-was Disappointing 70 the
bulls, May opening &c under yesterday, at
6SBdSsAc Traders sold and the. prices
quickly receded to 68qS21sc. This was
followed by a reaction which gradually
worked May to 6S5sc. That foreigners in
here was regarded as significant. Appre-
hension over the extent OF the damage
done the French crop was felt and many
were uneasy over the condition OF domeS-
tic fields after the cold snap. The visible
was expected to decrease nearly 1O0OVO
bushels. There was some cash business
done and the strength of corn was inspir-
ing. The result of this array OF intor-
nation was that early short sellers were
compelled to buy back early lines at an
advanced price. The market closed hrm,
May only &c under yesterday, a. Oo3sU
6S15c Primary receipts were 407, 900 bush
els, compared with $4,000 busels last
year Atlantic port clearances in wheat
and corn were equal to $4,000 bushels.
New York reported five loads taken for
export.
From early easiness, induced by large
receipts-6e5 cars here-and the sympathy
with the opening decline in wheat. the
corn market turned strong and held its
gains Small country offerings and a re-
port that the Argentine crop had suf-
fered for want Of moisture, were the
chief factors There was no selling
against the liberal receipts, which also
aided the price. Trade was fairly active,
the greater part Of the session. Local in
terests were good buyers and "a good ship
ping business was transacted. May closed
1s61&c UP, at 1874 Q332sc.
A good cash demand and sympathy with
corn held the oats market steady, but
trade was rather quiet Local receipts
were 203 cars. May closed unchanged [at
231zc.
The provisions market opened lower,
as hog receipts were 5000 over the esti-
mate and prices at the yards depressed
liverpool was higher for product, how
ever and there wac some outside demand
which held the market steady to the close
May pork closed 1Oc down at so. s.; May
lard sc depressed q IS .0215 and May ribs
sc lower, at s.. S5Q5.S71a.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat, 80
cars; corn, SIS; cats, $50; hogs, 1900 head.
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African warIneidents.

EGGS SCARCE IN LAD1SMlTh-
Il Will be noticed that among the
names OF officers wounded in the engage
rnent at Ladysmith IS that OF Major
Kari Davies. Major ". D. C'Kari'O
Davies was one OF the two Reform
prisoners who refused 70 sign 3 petition
to President Kruger. and who were &C
cordingly kept In prison when the Others
we're released. The other was Major
woolls-So-npSon C''Sambo.'D He was
wounded az ElandshaaEte so that the two
frieads-wFose names have become house
hold words among the British - SoUth
Af1cs- are now In hospital tosethe-- II
a lester 70 Major Davies a few weeks
ago SHuTbo'' reported himself as getting
along fairly well bat h coDsls!ned thai
''the fellows ws-e faring very poorly IN
the way ~ food" He begged KARI" ~
send eggs from time 70 tina Eggs. how
ever, are not easily oStz.ned az Lady
smith just TOW. You can't buy z bit o
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Blood Poison
Cured by B. B. B.
Bottle Sent Free to Sufferers.

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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Feb. 3.-Coffee-Futures
opened quiet, with prices unchanged to
. points lower. and ruled tame in the
tos being closed on account of holidays
while European cables failed to respond
to yesterdays advance here. Trading on
leither side Of the account was checked
pending official statement as to the
worlds visible supply, now due The mar
ket rallied just before the close on COW
ering, following better late French ca
bles. The close was firm, with prices
net unchanged to 15 points higher. Sales
were 1850 bags including March, at
7.15c; May. 7,25@7. 30c; July, 1901. 4Oc;
Spot, Rio nominal; No. invoice, SIC
No. I jobbing, &c. Mild steadier; Cordova,
So 61224c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, &c bid;
centrifugal. 96 test, 7-16c bid. Molesses
sugar, SIC bid. Refined, firm.
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TELEGRAPmIc sEEvIrTEs

Chicago. Feb. s-Motiou for an injunc-
ton in the case Of St Louis against the
Sanitary district OF Chicago has been
postponed by Judge Kohlsaat till Fe5ru-
ary 10.
Havre, Feb. 3-Ah Forruh Bey. the
Turkish minister 20 the United States.
and his wife sailed from this port for
New York today on board the French
line steamer La Gascogne.
Paris. Feb. s.-Sa4ah Bernhard was to-
day condemned TO pay an indemnity Of
5000 francs to the dramatist Kisemaclers.
whose play ''Marthe'' she accepted. It Is
alleged and began 20 rehearse in Noven-
Der. 1855. but failed 20 produce.
Hamilton, Ont. Feb. s.-Stlnson's bank
Of this city has suspended payment. but
IL is thought that all depositors will get
their money In full. The bank is owned
by James Stinson Of Chicago, who IS said
TO be very wealthy. Depression in real
estate is given as the cause. The amount
on deposit is not yet estimated.
Chicago. Feb. s.-Mandamus proceed
ings have been brought here against the
directors and officers Of the Cold
Dredging company. an Illinois corpora
ton operating in Montana. by Walter c.
Judson. Chicago stockholde-. Among
other things the petitioner desires TO
learn the details OF the purchase of the
Eugenia mine in Montana by the corpor-
alton
Baltimore. Nd. Feb. 3.-Two attendants
at a medical college in this city. named
Denine and Rupp. were arrested today
charged with having shipped the body OF
the unknown man whose corpse vas re-
ceived recently in Sioux City. Ia. in q
packing box. The police claim the dead
man was a tramp who was killed by q
trolley car and that the men arrested
shipped the body instead Of delivering II
to the college
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food" wrote Major Davies, anywhere,
so 1 have to borrow and steal when I
can" caught two fdiotic fowls yes
Daily News.1
LORD KITCHENER'S COMMISSION.
Lord Kitchener. as everybody knows,
was in Egypt at the time of his appoint
ment as chief staff officer TO Lord Roberts
and cruiser Of the Mediterranean feet
was sent to Alexandra to bring him to
Malta, whence he was conveyed 10 Gil
braltar by H NJ S. Dido. The passage
was a fine one, and was made at eighteen
knots. Lord Kitchener enjoyed the ex-
perience Of spending Christmas on baord
a man-of-war. It is usual for the COM
handing officer on Christmas Day to go
round each mess tasting the mems
Christmas dinner and wishing them a
merry Christmas, and on this occasion
Lord Kitchener accompanied the captain.
He was greeted with great enthusiasm
by the ships company, one man saying,
Excuse me. sir, but pull old Kruger's
whiskers for me when you get out there"
to which Lord Kitchener smilingly re-
piled, 81 will certainly do my best" The
Dido arrived at Gibraltar on boxing day,
and Lord Kitchener left to continue his
voyage IN the Dunottar Castle amid
hearty cheers from the bluejackets and
the good wishes Of all for his success in
South Africa-[Correspon dence London
Daily Graphic.l
A TERRIBLE BURIAL SCENE
Mr.. H A. Adcock of Charleton Kings,
a suburb of Cheltenham, has received a
letter from his son, a sapper of~the Royal
Engineers, with the Kimberley relief col
umn, in whicht he writer says:
I witnessed one of the most horrible
scenes that ever lad could witness last
night About eight O'Clock some officers
Of the Army Medical Corps came along.
and asked for volunteers to bury the
dead. About twenty of us turned out
and went. We had to walk about a mile
to the place. At last the officers took of
their caps as a sentry challenged US to
halt Well. we passed all right, and then
a sight which cannot describe or ever
forget met my gaze-rows upon rows OF
dead. Well, the first grave we bug was
about thirty feet long and three feet
deep, and-would you believe tive put
fifty-thTee Scotsmen into it-thirty-four
Of the Black Watch alone. 1t was some
thing horrible, and every man of US YVES
crying all the time we worked; and when
after we had placed them all in, the bu-
rial service was going on before we COW
cred them over three or four tainted.
while the others cried so loudly that you
could hardly hear the minister. After
the bagpipes had played the Dead March
we covered them over, and started on
another grave, when some Of our gall
liant sailors came and relieved US. and
we all went back to our train crying.
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COTTON.

Galveston, Feb. -Cotton-Firm; 77sc
New Orleans. Feb. .-Cotton-Steady;
sales, 1000; middling, SC.
Liverpool Feb. 3.-Cotton-Spot business
steady; prices higher; American middling,
25d32d.
New York, Feb. S.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet, 1-16c higher; middling uplands.
Slice: middling gulf. 9-16c; sales, %
bales. Futures closed irregular and easy;
February, S.95; March, &.93; April ST. 90:
May, S7.9S; June, $.95; July. S7.95; August
S.SS; September, $I.4S; October, 1871; No
Yember, $3.50; December, S.23.
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Augusta, were on the market yesterday
with two loads of hogs, which sold for
strong bulk prices.
D. Jackson, the heavy shipper Of Halle
ton, was on the market Yesterday and
disposed of a car of hogs for the bulk
price. Mr.. Jackson has had about a
half dozen cars of hogs on the market
this week.
The railroads did light business at the
yards yesterday. The Santa Fe brought
in cars. the Rock Island l car. the
Missouri Pacific 8 cars and the Frisco
l car.
All the travelingmen for the Dold Pack
ing company came in yesterday to settle
up their accounts for the week. The
travelling men in the territory say that
thus far they have been unable to get
into Billings, Tonkawa or Blackwell since
the smallpox scare. The towns have in
sisted on local quarantine and the ef-
fects are rather disastrous.
The shipping department of the Dold
Packing company did good business yes
terday. The express and jobbing trade
was very heavy for a Saturday and was
quite surprise to all the men in charge.
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NewYork Money Market

New York, Feb. 3.-Call loans nominal !:
prime mercantile paper. 4q5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 81. S7Iad4. ST.
for demand and at s.. s4d4 .s41h for 50 days
posted rates, s4.s5 and &.Ssq4. ssh: com
meroisl btH:s, s. S1zGn4. s4i4. Bar silver.
s01kc; Mexican dollars. Az; silver certifi-
Gates, 5e1kGso13 State bonds inactive;
railroads bonds Irregular; government
bonds steady; rs registered, 1921; 3's
reFistered and coupon. 10oA: new as reg
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HosrEsEEKERs, EXCURSIONS.

On January and Is. February and %.
March and 20. April and l., 1900. the
Santa Fe Route will sell homeseekers'
excursion tickets at rate Of one fare plus
g to points In Arkansas. Arizona, Loulsi-
ana. New Mexico and Texas. Those con-
templatine trip through above named
territory will do well to call on some
representative Of Santa Fe Route. Solid
vestibule trains and through Pullman
service to all points. L. r. DELANEY.
Telephone 13s. Agent.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.

Grand Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. Grand Chap
ter r. A NJ and Grand Council r
s NJ. Held at Topeka. Kan.
February 1913
For the above occasion tho Santa Re
has made a rate Of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale February II
to q inclusive. good 10 return until and
including February a. 1900. Trains leave
Wichita Union Depot HOG a m. $40 p.
m. and $50 p. m daily. For further in
formation call on L. r. DELANEY.
Telephone I39 Agent.
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One dollar pays for double lower
berth in sleeping car on the Rock Island
o. and o. flyer. Wichita TO Lincoln and
Omaha Leaving Wichita daily az ..
n, arrives Lincoln g. m. Omaha 9 a
m No CHANCE % cars.
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ia North Main Street. Wichita. Kan.
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets TO all parts OF the
world We are agents for the following
lines Of ocean steamship companies:
American line. New York to Soathamp-
ton and Liverpool.
Anchor line, New York TO Glasgow
Cunard line. New York to Liverpool.
and Boston to Liverpool.
North German Lloyd. New York to
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa, Naples.
China and Japan.
White Star line. New York 70 Liver
pool. Cape Town. South Africa and South
American points.
Hamburg American line. New York 70
Plymouth. Southampton. Havre. Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star line, New York 70 Antwerp.
Belgium.
Compagnis General TransatIanuque
French rne). New York to Havre and
Paris direct.
Dominion line. Montreal and Boston to
Great Britain and Ireland.
Letters OF inquiry promptly answered
We make a speciality OF prepaid tickets
from the old countries TO the United
States.
E.E. BLECKLEY, P. and T. A..
ia North Main Street. Wichita, Kan.