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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
snEpPEas AND NOTES.

Harvey Grace Of Cheney was in yes
terday with three cars of heavy packers,
which sold for the top price of the day.
They were fine lot and readily brought
the SUM, being the first hogs to receive
the high price Mr.. Grace Is one Of the
aeaviest individual shippers in southern
Kansas and deals exclusively on the
Wichita market He has been shipping
here fer years. and says that there is
no market in the west to compare with
Wichita. He was well pleased with his
transaction yesterday.
a. .. eaton the jovi8l shipper Of Pea
body. had IN q car Of heavy hogs late
last night. which sold for the top figure
Mr. Cation has been shipping here for
some months, being a convert from other
markets he says he Is more pleased
each time he comes here, which IS two or
three times each week. He says one ad-
vantage the Wichita market has is the
fact that a shipper loses no time and
can 90 a larger business. He is able to
ret urn home the same day he has his
hogs on the market Outside of this
prices are so high that the shipper nets
more than he would by trading else
" here.
F b Stsley. the well-known young
shipper of Rose Bill. was on the mar
ket yesterday with a car Of good heavy
hogs, which sold for the ou.k nEure. Mr..
Staley is doing a good business and has
been very successful. He was pleased
with his transaction yesterday, receiving
considerably more than he expected. he
deals on the Wichita market exclusive
~. and says that he is confident he makes
& good profit by so doing
Schroeder Eames Of Butler were down
with a load of heavy hogs yesterday.
which brought the top price. They are
G firm Of heavy shippers and do large
business.
George Stayton OF Mayfeld arrived on
TIE market late last night and his hogs
had to be yarded over until today
Jim Greenwade Of HUnneweH. on old
Eme shipper, was q late arrival yester-
-Say on account Of delayed trains. His
pgs were yarded over.
Brown & Brown. we'll known shippers
Haverhil. had in a car of medium
eight swine yesterday. which sold for
bulk price. They are regular ship
here.
Dc Kirk. the old-time shipper OF King
In was on the market early yesterday
Ina car OF medium weight packers,
iseh sold for the bulk price.
81 r. Bourgette OF Augusta had two
cars Of hogs on the market yesterday.
They were heavy in weight and sold for
4ha top price. They were good lot.
i. ". Robinson, ths weli-known and
poDular cattle dealer and feeder OF To-
wanda. was a visitor az the yards yes
terdav. Mr.. Robinson leaves today for
Tratt. where he has purchased bunch
OF 800 feeders.
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serious. however. sni ths trial viii 20 on
Tomorrow. n al likelihood.
IN III sargunent for the prosecutions
Assistant District Attorney Osborus made
a vigorous defense % Harry Cornish
Referring - thA insinustion = NJ. weeks
that Cornish vas the guilty man. Mf.
OSBORNE exclaimed: Great Cod 7 +
not enough - send man The poison ~
which the most dreadful crime % the cen
terry vas e5mmlttef7 Mast yo1 satisfy
your-sf 1ifh fstlraaiion - open c1srt
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aa4.ardly crfToa7 know that you. NJ
weeks. g. rot fhlnk tor ons faonsut
that Harry cornlsh hza any had ia This
crime
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Business was brisk at the Dold Pack
ing company yesterday in spite of the
bad weather. The effects of the quaran-
tine in Oklahoma have nearly disappear
ed, and business is now exceptionally
heavy for this time Of year.
The Sedgwick Paragraph says: This Is
g. typical country for the raising of fine
live stock. There is plenty Of cheap feed
the winters are mild, the water is pure
and plentiful. AS yet the raising OF nne-
blooded stock is confined to a few farm
ers here and there. 1t takes out little
or no more money to raise good regis
tered live stock than 1t does to raise
scrubs, and the price when selling time
comes amply repays the breeder for the
original outlay in starting. The output
OF registered stock cannot all be sold
at fancy prices for breeding purposes, but
a nice run of solid color cattle, or a
drove Of fine, square-built hogs will al
ways top the market over grade stock
or scrubs. and leave a good margin of
profit for the careful breeder. Farmers
should improve the quality OF their stock
1t pays.
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LIVESTOCK Markets,
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb. Seattle - Generally
stronger; export cattle 1Oc higher; Texans
steady; receipts 1850; cow market and
Gamers steady; calves, 30 cents lower
good to choice, $5.2Od6.1O; poor to me-
dunn, $4,000 80; good to choice cows,
"a .3ed4. 40; heifers, $3.50. 70; Gamers,
g, 10q2So; bulls. s2.eOd4.sO; calves, s4.5GG
500; fed Texas beeves. 81. 00G6.10
Hogs-Five to ten cents higher; top,
s. 90; good clearance; mixed and butchers
81. 65G4.95; good to choice heavy, $500
800; rough heavy. s4.s5G4.7 70; light, 1860
4.S71A; bulk Of sales. $4.S0d4.90
Sheep-Strong; lambs about steady; ma
tive wethers, $4.5Oq5. 50; lambs, s5.OO6S 80;
lambs, $s.OOQ6.s0.
Receipts-Cattle. $500; hogs. 5000; sheep
1000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market steady; native steers
s.. 7595. 60; Texas steers, 50. T564. 40; Texas
cows, 81. 75Q4. 10; native cows and heifers,
50 25d4. 25; stockers and feeders, So. 0015. 90;
bulls, s.. 500. GO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady to
strong; bulk of sales, s4.65d4.75; heavy,
81. 60d4.S0; packers, 34.65d4. 70; mixed, $50
d4.7O; light, a. 40G4. 70; workers, 81. 60Q4 10;
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs, s.. 10a6.5o muttons, s3.25q5.2.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Feb. s.-Cattle-Receipts, L.
500; market steady; native shipping and
beef steers, So. 6004. IS; stockers and feed
ers, 50. 4OQ4.7O: cows and heifers, $4,000
$50; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 30d4. IS;
COWS and heifers, 81 45q3. So
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market strong;
pigs and lights, 4.75d4. 80; packers, 81. 100
AS; butchers, "a. S0lI4. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market firm; ma
tive muttons, S. 0Od5.7; lambs, s5.70q5 80;
culls and bucks, $4.00d4.75.
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went 70 police headquarters. where NIL
Ter was introduced 20 Caief % Police
Devery. Nj Miller was IN good humor.
He did not seem az all put out or disturb
Cd By being IN the hands Of the police. or
IN the slightest fear OF the future chief
Devery was very anxious 20 hnd out
something OF MilleT's d7inEs since he JEFF
the city. but Miller positively declined 10
say a word in that direction
According 70 a statement made by
Chief Of Police Deyery. Captain Rey-
holds found Miller IN Montreal CAP
tain Reynolds refuse dto 20 into the de-
tails % his search for and discovery Of
Miller. He said that several days ago
he vas furnished with clues OF Mflsrss
Whereabouts and vas Instructed By ne
CHIEF q police % get HIN y he could
II following NJ the elgea Captain Rey-
nolds said h ran across a Tlan who knew
KILLER. The movements - This mar Car
tain Reynolds followed untfl the latter
and Miller met Captain Reynolds would
not Eay where this Tseetnr occurred A.
cnrdiag % Captain Reynolds. AlfIe- vas
not taken BY surprise. TIE cap.a,n tof9
him that az they ve-e n Caaesa -
would not arrest hin. z1t ~7asa follow
hin wherever he vet miller rr1Ied
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reached the G-a.8 C~nfrsi s-p1i when
he shozed ~ warrant - - Ei-g's
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
FRANKLIN SYNDICATE MILLER
Brought Back FROM Canada and Il In
Brooklyn 3aiI

View York. Feo 6-Wulam ?. Miller.
the head q The no<o-t11s Franklin syndI-
cafe, in Brooklyn. vE1sa promised 70 pay.
aid did pay 70 many Persons. 81 ps-
csns CT investments. a7d WHO fsd ghez
TIE news reseaed hiD y rs iSzicfzze1.
foT grad larceny and coas2irsey b. ths
Kings couu<y ErznE tarT. was ts1ay
hroEEht back - thls czy. Re had elzss5
csprsrs s.ncs November Izss- Ii vas -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
HOES WERE HIGHER
Prices Advanced 5 to 7 IL
Cents Yesterday
TOP PRICE WAS S4.62 IL
Cattle Market Was Inactive
and Rather Dull.

The hog market was to ~ cents
higher yesterday. The advance was
maintained throughout the day. The
market opened fully cents higher and
as the day progressed prices strength
en- ed and the market closed fully to
~ cents higher, and several sales were
made at an advance of nearly 10 cents
The market closed firm and strong, with
an undercurrent rather bullish in feel
ing
The quality yesterday was generally
good and there were few mixed loads
IN The general run was composed Of
good lots Of heavy packing hogs, which
were even in size and Of good confor1na-
ton and makeup. The quality through
out was q great improvement on the
day before and better than 1t has been
for some days.
The receipts yesterday we're light. The
bad weather prevented FARMERS from
bringing wagon hogs in, there not being
a single lot placed on the market. Far
raers and shippers were also unable to
get their stock to stations and naturally
the receipts were quite light. The ship
ments did not begin 10 arrive until quite
late. The market closed at the usual
rived after the close Of the market and
had to be yarded over until today.
The top of the market was 81 .e21z, the
highest price paid on this market this
year and for several years past. A year
ago the price Of hogs was a trife moro
than 81 lower The bulk of the sales
yesterday were made at 81 .6212 fat. This
was the top also Of medium and light
hogs There were few Of this grade in
and the range of prices were greater than
II the case of heavy hogs.
The market compared we'll with other
markets. Other western markets opened
steady to strong and closed cents high
er. while this market opened cents
higher and closed practically TX cents
higher Comment is. to say the least,
needless.
The hog market here is daily gaining
IN popularity and rapidly growing. 1t is
patronized by nearly every shipper in
southern Kansas and Oklahoma. After
the first visit the shipper seldom sends
hogs elsewhere, as he sees he is losing
mone- If he does.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Feb .-Coffee-Futures
opened steady, with prices 10 TO 10 points
higher, and ruled generally firm on local
covering, with occasional weak intervals
under liquidation following dissppoint-
ment as to speculative volume. The mar
ket hardened IN the last half-hour, clos
ing firm, with prices . to IS points net
higher. Total sales were 1900 bags. In
GLIDING March, 7.15a7.S5c; May, 740G
7.55c: June, 7.5oc; July, 1897 30: August.
:. 50G7 soc; September. 7.5577. 75c; Octo-
her. 1859; December 7.7o6-- aoc. SPOT.
Rio, flrmer; No. invoice. sac; No. :
iobbing. sllc. Mid, firm; Cordova, 100
I316c.
Sugar-Raw strong: held higher; fair
refining. &c; centrifugal, IS test. &c Mo-
lasses sugar, S2s d3 1850. Refined, firm.
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FRENCH CROP DAMAGE
Works One Way and Profit
Taking the Other.
WHEAT A SHADE HIGHER
Corn and Provisions Up and
Oats Unchanged.

Chicago, Feb. S.-The wheat market
was strong and active today, mainly I'M
! der the incentive Of reported damage to
the French crop. Profft-taking also play
| ed a part, and most of the advance was
| lost May closed a shade over yesterday.
Corn closed 4sq44c improved and oats un-
changed Provisions at the close were
21a to loo up.
Breadth, strength and animation were
shown in the wheat market, and foreign
buying, caused by further reports that
the French crop had suffered severely,
was the feature. Paris was up equal to
&c a bushel here and was reported TAX
ing all offers made over night. The ire
sponsive attitude OF Liverpool to the ad-
vance here yesterday had a discouraging
effect early, May opening 1sc lower at 68k
65Sssc. A reaction followed by reason of
the prediction of a severe cold wave, the
better tone of later Liverpool cables and
the French advices. May was bid up to
691k95eAc. There had been talk of con-
siderable export business, but New York
reported only II loads taken, which caus-
ed some selling, which combined with
vigorous proft-taking by traders result
ed in a reaction which sent May to 6S15c,
W
Iva shade over yesterday. Primary re-
ceipts were 600 bushels, compared with
ga, 900 last year. Clearances at the soa-
board in wheat and -four were equal to
IA. 900 bushels
The corn market was strong and trade
fairly active. A reiteration that the Ar
gentine crop had suffered severely and a
cable announcing the ruin of the Uruguay
fields by heat were the factors. Liverpool
was up e trif1e. The strength of wehat
was also an influence. The market was a
broad one. May closed Is to 14c improved,
at 33ac.
In the oats market, which was firm but
not active, light country offerings, small
receipts and the strength of corn were
the influences. May closed unchanged
at 23sAc.
Provisions were very active and proper
tionately strong, pork at the best being
up 121k61712c; lard sc and ribs 10c. re-
cession from the top was caused by profit
taking. The factor. aside from some nat
ural sympathy with grain, was the eX
cellent outside demand which met with
very light offerings from those who are
supposed to be the largest holders Hog
receipts under the estimate and better
prices at the yards were also influences.
May pork closed TIC higher, at s11.20;
May lard 215c up, at $6'15G6 III; May
ribs 71aQ1Gc better. at $40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
wheat, So cars; corn, 725; oats, 185; hogs,
5000 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
|, 1TrrrAro
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DRY GOODS MARKERS

New York, Feb. s.-Some good-sized in
quiry in the dry goods market today for
brown cottons and for print cloth yarn
goods. Narrow odds in the latter goods
at full prices. Brown sheetings 1rmer.
Bleached cottons in steady request for
moderate quantities at firm prices. Dem
inns firm. Ticks against buyers. Some
lines of checks advanced 1zc. Prints
without change. Ginghams continue
strong. Leading makes of quilts adj
vanced 215 to &c. Cotton Innings firm.
Silks IN good demand Hosiery and un-
derwear sold we'll for fall and tone Of
market very firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
METAL MARKET.

New York Feb. 8-Business in the local
market was slow all day and prices about
unchanged in all departments, with the
exception of tin. The latter metal was
f1rmer, following an additional uplift il
the London market News from the west
was pretty thoroughly in line with local
expectations. At the close the metal ex-
change called pig iron warrants vary dull
lake copper easier at SIC 25: tin dull at
$50 Lead unchanged, with 10 bid and
81. 70 asked; spelter quiet, with $40 bid
and $3.50 asked. The brokers price for
lead is S4.45 and for copper s16.25.
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Cotton.

Galveston, Feb. -Cotton-Steady; SIC.
New Orleans, Feb. S.-Cotton-Steady;
sales, 1850; middling, 5-16c.
Liverpool, Feb Spot cotton business
good; prices higher; American middling,
5 sgd
New York, Feb. S.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady; Lice higher; middling uplands,
sac; middling gulf, 67sc; sales, 1S1 bales.
Futures closed steady; February, 1874;
March, $S.32; April, 8.36; May. 1886; June
$S.37; August, $3.50; September, S7.s4; Oc-
tober, s764; November, S7.51; December,
s.. 80; January, $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09


THEODORUs VAN WICK former Editor o.
News and Of the prosperous real
estate brokers York, South Eleventh Avenue
Mount Vernon n. Y.
To Whom It May Concern:
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Of them seemed do any good svas per-
by old and valued friend Root and
frankly confess that it has benefited other med
cine has I myself again do have the
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DR.. KILMER & Co.,

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IuRoR RaOWa IS I'D AGaIa
Heaee the Hsisasux Cnse Vet Vet
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
OUTSIDERS LOSING INTEREST
In stoeks--Proht-Ta Prevails.
Net Losses the PuIe.

New York. FEB. S-There vas E decided
falling of today fl TIE speculative inter
est of outsiders in the stsck market
There was considerable degree Q. a.
tivi;y and some irregularity. but It was
largely due to the closing Up CT speeulz-
i've accounts O. either side OF the mar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09

New York. Feb &-Money on cal noni-
usliy p Per cent Prime uereaEtils pa
per, 42z 2er cant Sterling EXCHANGE
etezdy, with actual business T. bankers
bis AZ =. 81 a. s7is for 6enan1zzd a;
s. 81. 2 4-sf1s for 9 days. posted rates
81 sal ssh. commercial Bills. s. s1F4 -.
silver certificates, ssSzaso1z: bar silves.
So; Mexican Dollars. 81 Government
bonEs Reak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
THE WEATaE

Washington, Feb. s.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday:
Kausas-Fair Friday. with rising tenn
perature; Saturday cloudy and warmer;
variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Friday; fair and warmer Saturday; vari-
able winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09

New York, Nov. II. 1889
TO whom " May Concern
all down in health and spirits from over
work the Exchange floor. developed nervous nsu-
Tagia and sufferer from acute attack Of rheu
matsm.
OF had careful medical attendance, but while
convalescing physician himself ordered me 70
take Swamp-RoOt to build my nervous system, and
put my kidneys In shape. II helped than
tonic I used and I always keep it
my medical chest. With best wishes Tor sufferers,
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chickens, s&9Ac.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Feb. S.-Wheat-May.
637sc; cash. No. hard. SIC; No. 3, scQ62c;
No. red. CSC; No. 3, 6Sd6Sc,
Corn-May, 3e@sc; cash, No mixed,
29%c; No. white. 20G9oc: No. 3, Soc.
Oats-No. 2, white, 24ac.
Rye-No >. SIC
Butter-Creamery. 30Q23c; dairy, 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh, lie.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Feb s.-Wneat-Weak: No. 9
red cash, elevator. 7aikc; track. 711z7721sc:
May, 707sc; July. sS5sc; No. , hard, 67d5Sc.
Corn-Higher; No. 2 cash, &c; track,
S2i4 dS2izc; February, sll4c; May, She:
July. 23isc.
oats-steady; No. . cash. 2Hsc; track.
24l3c; February, and May, 24izc; No.
white. e572S1lc.
Receipts-Flour. 200; wheat, 1000;
corn. 500; oats. $500.
Shipments-Fyour 500; wheat, 1900;
corn, $500; oats, 21o50
NEW YORK
New York Feb. SYSTEMATICALLY
s. 200 bushels: exports, 1885,; spot firm;
No. red, TS2sc elevator; No. , red. -. c.
Z o. B., afoat, prompt; Nc. I Northern
Duluth s%c. + 0. B.. afloat. prompt; No. l
hard Duluth. Sl7sc, Z .. b.. afloat. prompt.
Options closed easy, AZ unchanged prices
10 &c ret advance; March, TSlec; May.
T47Sc: July. SAG
Corn-Receipts E.775 bushels; exports.
SO 5s7 bushels. Spot firm: No. ?, s1ssc. Z.
O. B., aaoat and 40z4c elevator. Options
closed firm at &c advance; Nay. 2Sssc
Oats-Recsiats. q 30 bushes: exports.
80 Spot quiet: No . ~ $50 No. ,.
sc; No. white Sac; No. s. white. 81
Csc. Options inactive, but irmer Eith
corn.
Butter-Receipts. ass packages: steady f;
June creamery. 1sG@isc. western cream
cry. IG3sc; factory. 1s11sc-
Egg%Receipts S,ss9 packages; firm
western, 15GIst.c. loss OF; western IN
graded, az mark. IsEI5c
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HEAVY HOES.
CATTT h

The cattle market was dull and mac
tive yesterday. The receipts were very
light, but prices ranged steady. Reports
from other markets indicated a weaker
tendency, but the demand here held up
prices. The quality was fair, but there
was little range in class. Shipments were
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PPOVTSTON MARKF'

The provision market was bullish yes
terday and ali products made heavy ad-
vances The market opened strong and
advanced rapidly, with little fluctuations
Pork futures advanced ~ to 10 cents
while lard and ribs made advances of
to =. cents
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OPPOSITE
Continued from First Page.)

consent to pass a bill authorizing the sec
rotary OF the navy to place the frigate
Constitution (Old Ironsides), now at Bos-
ton, in the same condition she was while
in active service The work is TO be done
under the auspicts Of the Massachusetts,
state secretary, the cost 70 be betrayed
BY popular subscription
Bills were passed requiring certain
lights on steam pilot beats al anchor and
requiring masters OF vessels 10 MAXI re-
ports o. collisions. A bill was passed to
amend the act 10 relieve certain enlisted
men of the navy and marine corps from
the charge Of deSertion so SIS 70 extend
the time within which applications for
such relief may be fled
At 10 p. NJ the house adjourned until
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bottle Swampoot which good
me
suffering fromx disease
New