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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-13

P1ilo Hunter. one Of the Oldest ship
pars 30 the Wichita market. was down
from El5ing yesterday with a load OF
heayy weight packers, which he sod for
t. higb price Of the day. He arrived
lata and received the benefit Of the bulge
Bt The close.
Foster * Cheesman Of Whitewater were
o. he market yesterday with d load Of
heavy packers. which sold for the top
price Of the day They snip here regu-
Iatlv.
ecker & People came in late yesterday
from Kechi with & load OF medium
weight swine. which brought one Of the
hsgh prices Of the day.
CheSky * Funk, the weN-known ship
per- OF Nfckerson, had another load Of
H-lt hogs II yesterday, which sold for
the bulk price.
l. " Hamilton was up from Bremen
yesterday with a car OF 2-.-pound hoss,
which brought a goea price.
Ed WeidIine the veteran shipper Of
Augusta. received. tae bulk sum yester-
day for a car Of medium weight packers
Joe Kirk. the jovfal shipper Of King
man. was represented on the market yes
1eIday by a car OF 22S- pound hogs, which
sold for the ruling bulk price
Henry. Stefnk.rchner. the popular ship
Or Il Newton. obtained a stif bulk price
for q car Of heavtes he had in yesterday.
William Wiley. the heavy shipper Of
Sc lgwick. had a load Of good swine IN
yesterday which sold well.
J T. Patton Of Bliss. o. T, was in
YES erd8y and sold car OF medium
weight swine for the bulk sum.
J &. Ken, the well-known shipper OF
Clearwater. obtained one Of the stiff
prices Of the day for car Of heavy
packers ne brought in yesterday.
Grace Bros. Of Cheney, were represent
ed on the market yesterday by car OF
2iS-peund hogs. which brought one of the
high prices OF the day.
George F. Berry. Of Pond Greek. one OF
the best known Oklahoma shippers, was
f. vest erday and obtained a good price
for a car Of 222-pound hogs he had in
Seymour Clark, the well-iked shipper
OF Benton, was on the market yesterday
with 2 car OF heavy weight packers,
which brought a good stiff sum.
Sykes & Sons Of New Murdoch obtained
q good price for car Of medium weight
hogs they had in yesterday.
Jen Houston. the time-tried shipper OF
Ponca City. sold a car Of 2ao-pound hogs
yesterday for tie bulk price OF the day.
J. r Hawthorn of Benton received
good. high price for 4 car ot medium
WEIGHT packers he had on the market yes
teTday-
Dan Vim. enc Of the best known and
best liked shippers dealing here sold =
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

HoYTS a COMMENTED WOMAN. -
Miss Belle Archer made 4 hit Il a
Coutented Woman a. the Auditorium
yesterday afreruoon and night The play
IS satire OF TIA new woman and Is fall
% iaUghabie situations. The acting Il
Mss Archer and the singing OF Mas
Henrietta Lee ard Messrs Edward Crav-
ea and John l. Kearaey vas rewarded
with much applause. a number q clever
vaudeville specialtiss were introduced il
the third art The foundauoa q the
piece is the ambition a a few rassguiss3
women 20 enter politics. which araiiy
results e the female suTraEfsts gty1ng
up thei inspirations tor Office ard rstu-z-
ing 10 thsir household duties Ma Arch
e. a. Grace Home IS Eeu suited 70 fhs
character and gave q finished perform
aucs. Her costumes ara very hanSs0ne-
The eatlrs esss "a ~ above the average
Miss Archer ard he- excellent con-
p21y VII be a. the Crawford theatre
Monday next sale % s@zz Tor this en-
eags3ent opens a. HoEs's 3eEelry stare
ta-s zoTz2aE
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO


Chicago, April 12.-CattIe-Receipts H.
500; generally about steady; natives, best
OF sale today, $3.50. Good to prime steers
about steady, s.. O0d5. IS; poor TO medium
SLOW, 81. 10l4. IS; selected feeders, best
steady; others lower, s.. 25Gl4. So mixed,
stockers easy, g. 50d4. 90; cows, best firm,
others about steady, s3.0Od4.50; heifers
steady, s.. 10d4. 70; Gamers, slow, s2.00G
2so; bulls steady, s. s9G4.25 calves. 50c
higher, 81 .5cd7 %. Texans-Receipts, $50;
best on sale today, S4S5; Texas-fed steers
steady, s4.00d5. %; Texas bulls steady,
50. &G3.75.
Hog-Receipts, today, 1900; tomorrow,
% 900 estimated; left over, 4,50O; heavy,
sc lower; light mostly 10c lower; mixed
and butchers, $5.3GG5.60 good 10 choice
heavy, $. 1915 IS; rough heavy, g. SOd5. 20;
light, S.25q5.5 bulk Of sales, $. 400. So.
Sheep and Enthusiastically steady;
good to choice wethers, s. 00ds. 40; fair to
choice mixed, s5.05qs. 90; western sheep,
s6.ooq6-S5; yearlings, IS 60; native lambs,
S5.50Q7.50; western lambs, s.. 2597.5e.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceIpts, 1900; market steady to 10 cents
lower; native steers, 81 COZ. so; Texas
steers, S4-ga5.00; Texas oows, s. cog. 35;
native cows and heifers, 81. 6sd4. 20; stock
- N~-A~ -S~AS4SS vo-UO4O-lOg DQ4IS, -. 10y
AS.
Hogs-Receipts. 12000; market TO 1oc
lower; bulk Of sales, s.. 3oq5. 20; heavy,
s. Sgq5. IS; packers. s.. 30G5 .42lz; mixed,
5 .zSqSeSIH; light, s. 1Od5. 3211z; workers.,
5.25G5. $21z; pigs, 81. 0GG5. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong;
lambs, s6-o0q7.50; muttons. S4.Opq6.1 10.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, April Misunderstanding, l.
so; market steady; native shipping and
beefe steers. s.. SGd5. 50; stockers and feed
ers, g. 1904 So; COWS and heifers, g. 006
40; Texas and Indian steers, s.. S0Q4. 80;
cows and heifers, &. 50d3.S5
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market cents
lower; pigs and lights. s. 40d5. 50; packers,
$5.30Q5.55; butchers, s.. 50G5. SIS.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tive muttons. $5.OoGs. %; lambs, IS. 50G7. 25;
spring lambs, IS. 25G9 90; culIs and bucks,
81. 00d5. %
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|aOS|NGF(|R HOLIDAYS
Is a Price-RalIying influence
in Wall Street.
MISSOURI PACIFIC BUYING
Is a Chief Misunderstanding
Exchange Still Rises.
MISSOURI PACIFIC BUYING

New York. April 1.-THE fact that to-
days adjournment Of the stock exchange
was TO be until next Monday and that OF
the London exchange until next Tuesday.
prompted the closing up Of speculative
contracts today. Professional traders
are averse to keeping open contracts for
so long a period at any time and at this
time especially they have in mind the
varying possibilities of the war in South
Africa, the war in the sugar trade. the
showing to be made by the weekly bank
statement on Saturday, and the possieil-
ity OF gold exports by Saturdays steam
ers As realizing has been going on 10
large extent this week, most OF the I'M
covered contracts were on the short side
and the demand TO cover was an import
ant factor in rallying prices. In addition.
the pools which exist in a number %
stocks adopted aggressive tactics for an
advance, taking advantage OF the disin-
clination Of the bears 70 extend their
commitments On the eve OF the holiday
After the demand from the shorts had
DeSh SATISFIED Llc pppl 4lieb4l4 ApuAStOtS OS-
gan TO find themselves alone in bidding
for stocks, with a steadily augmenting
burden of realizing sales as prices reach
ed the higher level The process of bid
ding up prices was therefore discontinued
and the market lapsed into comparative
dizziness and sluggishness. The industri-
ais moved quite Independently OF the
general market and noe OF them occ1i-
pied a very conspicuous place in the trad
ing The most notable movement % the
day was that in Missouri Pacific, which
on buying alleged to be for manipulative
purposes was carried up nearly four
points and closed at the top. The Grang-
ers were comparatively quiet. The in
dustrials. as a rule, were heavy. Third
Avenue showed the effect Of disappoint-
ment over the terms OF the lease to Met
ropolitan. Closing prices Of stocks were
as follows:
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GRAINS At DECLINES
Cables Come Lower ond Crop
Outlook Favorable.
HOLIDAY HAS ITS EFFECT
Provisions Close at Unchanged
to Higher.
HOLIDAY HAS ITS EFFECT

Chicago, April H.-The grain markets
were weak and only moderately active
today, hit By lower cables and the IA
vorable crop outlook Wheat closed "a
sc, corn zG1c and oats 14q2sc under
yesterday. Provisions were irregular,
May pork and ribs closing unchanged.
May lard 121zdI5c up.
May wheat opened 1zc under yesterday
at 66%4 d667sc, depressed by the Increased
Argentine shipments, lower cables and
favorable weather. as well as the heavy
selling Of yesterday. Shortly after the
opening May touched sc, but from that
on the course Of the market was down.
ward, with few and feeble Interruptions.
The market was fairly steady up to noon,
but thereafter the bears began hammer
Ing and as the stop-loss wheat came out
the price sank till May touched 6614c.
May closed weak, 4q7sc under yesterday,
at 6S1zc.
The decline in corn, which was started
by lower cables, the wheat weakness and
a favorable crop outlook, brought out a
deal of stop-loss orders. There was a
bulge early which carried May UP sc,
caused by open buying by recent uqui-
dating long. but the gain was lost
May closed weak, Sale depressed, at SS&
q397sc.
The provisions market was generally
active. and strong, although May pork
showed a zig-zagging tendency early.
Hogs were lower at the yards, grains
depressed and the packing west larger
than the previous week, all of which was
not encouraging TO holders. Pork closed
firm and unchanged, at So. 6212; May lard
1212G15c up, at 81; May ribs unchanged
at 81.
Oats were weak in sympathy with
wheat and corn, and were generally in
sad state of neglect. Receipts were 1913
cars. The cash demand was poor. May
closed Aq2sc down, at 2414 d249sc
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 405; oats, 200; hogs, 22000
head.
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METAL MARKET,

New York, April 2.-AIthough price
variations were not much in evidence,
the market for metals today exhibited
quite little strength. Gables were of
bullish average and sellers conspicuous
by their absence. Tin ruled very firm
all day and ruled firm at 81. so bid and
sS1.75 asked. Lake copper, while showing
a strong undertone, continued unchanged
at ST. Spelter still holds steady at fully
sustained figures, closing at s4.721z and
Si.75ia asked. Lead and pig iron warrants
remain dull and nominal. the former clos
ing at s4.471zG4. M asked. The brokers'
prices for lead was A.45, and for copper
81. 2541T. 80
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SUPREME COURT OODGES IT
And the Question OF Porto IL co.'s
status As still Tnans wered.

Washington, April 12.-The supreme
court today denied leave 10 ale the pc
tition Of Ramon Raez. a citizen Of Porto
tiorari in the proceeding against him
for violation Of the Porto Rican elecdiNs
law By the provisional courts OF that
island. Baez being now IN confinement
under this proceeding. The decision was
announced BY the chief justice, who made
a brief explanation Of the courts art!
tude. The court did not enter al all up
on the question q jurisdiction or decide
any Of the more important points raised
by the petition. The chief Justice said
n his explanation that the Application
was not madeto the court until March =,
on the eve OF a two weeks recess This
delay was. he said. IN the face % the
fact that Baez had from December Il
to apply for relief. Because % this de-
lay he said, the courts inte-position
would have teen unavailing Il. Il had
taken jurisdiction r the wit OF habeas
CORPUS had been issued April 2. the next
court day after the petition was presented
70 the court, he imprisonment would
have expired six days afterwards and
fourteen days before the person having
him in custody would be required II
make his return. Thus. before the case
could be heard upon the>writ and re-
turn. the prisoner would be no longer n
custody.
New York. Ap-l 12-Jorge Cruz, the
Porto Rican Iaborer. who was held az
the barge Office as an alien contract a
borer on his arrival here via the steam
shto Caracas on April 3 but was later
discharged. today, throOEh COUNSEL
brought suit il the United States cir
cult court for sac damages against
Thomas Fritchie. eonmissie1er OF immi-
grafton.
Concord. Mass. April 12-The First
parish church. one OK Conoords best
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COTTON.

Galveston. April 12.-Cotton quiet; sssc.
New Orleans, April 12.-Cotton steady;
sales, 900; middling, 5-16c
Liverpool, April R.-Spot cotton quiet;
prices higher; American middling, I5-16c.
New York, April 12.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands, 1850; middling
gulf, 10 1-16c; sales 24e bales. Futures
closed barely steady; April, se.4S: May,
s.. As; June, 50. Il; July SO SO; August, So
September. s. Il; October, $s.11; Novem-
Der. 1886; December, 1875; January, 1871;
February, s7.s9; March, SOL
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PORTO RICO PASSES
Continued from First Paga

event of Mr.. McKinley's reelection, Mr.
Allen would succeed to that important
post. 1t is said. however that his as
signment to the governorship Of Puerto
Rico does not completely remove him
from the field as secretary of the navy
in the future, for the most expected OF
him IS that he shall inaugurare and put
on a sound business basis the new gov
eminent in Puerto Rico. He will return
10 the United States when that import
ant work is accomplished
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HOGS SOLD UNEVEN
Market Opened Weak but at
Close Prices Were Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS S5.27 ~
Quality Was No Better Than
on Wednesday.

The hog market yesterday was uneven.
but strong The market opened about 5
cents lower than the previous day. with
good demand for all classes. Later in
the day prices stffened somewhat and
most OF the sales were made at 2h to
5 cents off Wednesday. The best hogs
sold at nickel off, while the conmoner
grades were only 21zc off. The bulk Of
the hogs, however, sold at the latter
range The close was strong and active.
Prices advanced rapidly and at the close
nogs sold on a par with the prices of
"Wednesday.
The quality yesterday was common.
There was hardly a load of good hogs
IN. The general run was composed Of
mixed lots with plenty of roughs. There.
E2s not been a good Tun Of hogs this
week and yesterdays receipts were no
better. if hardly as good as those OF the
PREVIOUS day.
The top price was s. 2715. which was
paid for several loads Of heavy packers at
the close OF the market. The bulk went
al 1920 >. The top was 21z cents lower
than the previous day, but the difference
was due IN great measure to the vari-
Snce in quality. The bulk was 21z1z to
b cents lower than Wednesday.
The receipts yesterday We're fairly good.
the aggregate number being 1,5SS, com
pared with 1907 Of a week ago. There
was only fair run Of wagon hogs. The
car lots did not arrive until late and
The close was considerably delayed. The
market here was much stronger than
elsewhere. Kansas City quoted the mar
ket TO 10 cents lower; St. Louis 5 cents
lower, and Chicago > TO ~ cents lower.
CLOSING Quotations.
Light packing hogs, $50 to 200
Medium weight packers, 200
10 go lbs. ......-.............. 17I5q5 Is
Heavy weight packers, $50 to
S25 lbs. .........................5 20 as %
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RKAL EsTArE raAN.FEgi

Furnished ~ me W.caiJa Abstract and
Land Company. II. II Dubois. Abstract
OF. Court House. Phone 80
WARRANTY DEEDS.
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the total rainfall GO inch, which is g.
inch more than the normal.
The average date of the last killing
frost in spring here is April 15. Last
year the last killing frost vas April 9.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, April 12.-Forecast for FRI
day and Saturday:
Kansa-Fair and warmer Friday; Sat-
urday fair; variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
and warmer Friday; Saturday fair; vari-
able winds
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He wEArazG

Wichita, Kan. A1rsl 2. 1se5.
During the past - hours ending a. :
? n the highest temperature has been
50 ire lowest - range q = degrees.
ard the mean has been A.. which i =
degrees colder than the normal temper
azure for the day as 6esu-ed from thA
observations a. this stzJion tor me "a Isl
eievsn years, WITH s killing Eroxt II The
morning. high barometer brisk north
west 70 kEat west wind, and generally
Gear weather.
Since the first ot The mazth the aver
age temperature sas been =. wa.ch Is
nearly degrees below tas Ee--zzi, ana
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II. c. TOW NSEND.
G. p. & T. A. ST Louis. 30.
HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSIONS

HOMEsEEtNERS' EXCURSIONS.
On January and Is. February and e.
March 6 and q. April and Il. 80 the
Santa Fe Route VIII sell houesee ksrr'
excursion tickets - rate o. one fare plus
g to points IN Arkansas. Arizona. I.0uis.-
ana. New Mexico and Texas Those con-
templating a trip through above named
territory viii do wei to call on soma
representative Of Santa Fe Route sold
vestibule trains and through Pullman
service 20 al points. L X. DELANEY.
Telephone 10 AGENT
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Sterling exchange moved up an add
tional fraction today and all q the usual
authorities are az fault TO explain the
movement. a favorable bank statement
IS considered assured. owing 70 the large
gains from the su5-treasury; but ease in
the local money market Will facilitate
gold exports.
There was moderate activity and
strength IN the bond market Total
sales, par value s2Z5s ooo- United States
IS registered declined IS IN the bid price.
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DRY GOODS MAkAErs

New York, April 12.-Market conditions
are without material change in any di-
rection. A cool, wet day has reduced spot
business TO very limited dimensions IN all
descriptions of merchandise. Mail orders
have been light. As a matter of fact,
values have not been tested TO any ex-
tent and quotations remain unchanged in
cottOns. woOlens and silks. A more I'M
interesting or featureless market than
rules just now IS seldom seen.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, April I2.-Spot Rio, steady;
No invoice, 77sc; No. jobbing, S7sc;
mild market quiet and steady; Cordova,
9laQ14c. Futures closed quiet at I'M
changed prices to 5 points lower. Total
sales. 1880 bags, including: May, $500;
September, 7.O5c; October, 1851 .10c; No
vember, 7.10c; December, 1887. 40c;
March. 7.55c.
Sugar-Firm; refined, firm.
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NATIONAL
NAHUM Al
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.

BAPTIST ami EtsSARlf-Ss
Held al Detroit. Mich. May 80
100
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
has made n rate OF ore fare plus 81 -
Detroit and return. Tekets on sale Nay
p and e Final return Limit May u. Iso
The Santa Fe has two through trans
daily FOR Chicago. leaving wichita le.a5
a II and $50 p n. arriving az Dearborn
Station, Chicago. In tine 20 make direct
connection FOR Detroi, trains.
I. r. DELANEY.
Phone 80. Passenger AGENT.
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car Of heavy hogs yesterday for the bulk
price.
The railroads did a good business yes
terday- The Santa Fe brought in 10 cars,
the Rock Island 4, the Missouri Pacific
4, and the Frisco /
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TRANs-mssIssIPP1 coNNERcrAL
CONGRESS

Houston. Texas. April 7. to =. lsoa
For the above occasion the Santa Fs
VIII offer a rate Of one fare plus 3 sor
the round trip. continuous passage IA
either direction. with final return ln!s
twe2sy-one days from date Of sale. Taess
tickets are on sale April Is and -
Through chair car and Pullman scrvica
on trains and :. leaving Wichita So ,.
n. and a Il. For further information
address L. r DELANEY. Agens.
Telephone 10.
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION
10
ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA. TEXAS,
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
See
3. F. DUNN. DIST. PASS. ACT.
Run through trains daily 20 Kansas
city and St Louis. where connections are
made at union depot fer AL p5ints east.
Daily train for Denver. Colorado. con-
Meeting at Pueblo and Denver for ali
points in the west and northwest.
Elegant reclining chair cars seats free,
on all trains.
steamship tickets sold 70 al po!n.s "a
the globe.
City ticket Office 1Is North Main street
E. r. BLECKLEY.
p. T. A. wlchita. Kaa
II c. TOWNSEND.