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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-19
RECOVERY IS CHECKED
Stock Market Refuses to FOL-
low Mondays Lead.
CLOSE AT NEAR MONDAYS
London a Buyer--Germany in
the Money Market
CLOSE AT NEAR MONDAYS

New York, Sept. IS-The stock market
demonstrated its insrtness again today
and the effort to continue yesterdays
course OF recovery fell fat Prices were
at one time advanced considerably above
last nights level, but they did not hold
and the closing showed some OF the
gains completely wiped out and all OF
them reduced TO small proportions. The
announcement during the day OF fall
ure OF a stock exchange house had de-
pressing effect, although the suspension
seems to be due entirely 10 private
causes. About 300 shares OF stock were
sold under the rule for the account of
the suspended firm on the exchange and
the quotations for some OF the stocks sold
were considerably depressed. London was
inclined TO buy stocks in this market not
withstanding the general depression in
that market and the demand from that
source was a factor in the early hours OF
the market. With a general election i'm
pending London expects a period Of the
same kind Of dizziness as has been pre-
vailing here. The expectation that por-
ton Of the American subscription TO the
German loan will be paid by the transfer
of sterling exchange bills helped TO weak
en- the London market The strength Of
Americans in that market In spite OF the
general weakness and of the further rise
in discount rates was a distinction for
that group OF securities Notwithstanding
the buying here for London account and
the continued large exports of merchan-
disc, the rise in London discounts was
eectiye In causing a sharp upward jump
in sterling exchange, the price demand
bills rising quite 1-2c in the pound. Dis
patches from Chicago reported that Ber-
lin bankers were applying to banks there
for loans for a period of several months.
The New York money market showed a
hardening tendency and call loans com
manded l 81 per cent. Times loans were
also more firmly held. The movement OF
money. to the interior continues large
Closing prices OF stocks were as follows:
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CITY IN BRIEF.

The Missouri Pacific pay car was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur are making
an extended tour of the west.
Rev. N. z. Harmon Of sedgwick was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. B. F. Dunn Of the Frisco came In
yesterday from Eureka Springs.
new flag staff will be placed on the
city building. 1t will De of iron.
Miss Ida Barwise has returned from a
five weeks stay at Geuda Springs.
Miss Pearl Guchrist of Valley Center,
was shopping in the city yesterday.
George R. Davis. the real estate man
Of Valley Center, was In the city yester-
dayL
Miss Agnes Davidson left yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific for Salt Lake
City.
The Wichita people who suffer from
hay fever say it is unusually severe
this fall
Mr.. Earl Brooks Is one of the new
& Hess.
Mr.. S. n. Bridgman returned to the
territory yesterday after a short business
trip here.
officer A NJ Sutton of the North Main
street beat, is getting a reputation as a
practical Joker.
Mr.. Fred Bennett, who has been in the
city for several days, has returned TO his
home in Cincinnati.
Amarriage license was issued yesterday
both of Newton, Kansas.
Mrs Wells W. Miller Of Oklahoma City
is visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs. Bry-
ant, 1921 Park Place avenue.
VI. J. H. Lyon, western passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific, was doing bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Paul Fordyce, son Of Dr. Fordyce. has
been il bed since Saturday with append
citis fever. He was little better last
evening
Mrs. J. B. Chandler left yesterday for
Wisconsin, where she viii visit friends
and then go on to the east for quite an
extended visit.
The beautiful design of the Main street
entrance IS still on exhibition in the
window of StaePs hardware store on
North Main street
Mr.. W NJ JaaiIlite of Council Grove,
Kan. general agent for the old reliable
Chamberlain Medicine company OF Des
Moines, Iowa, is IN the city looking after
the interests Of his firm.
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HIDES
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept IS.-Receipts. 6,oo0; in
Guiding 2co westerns and 1.eno Texans;
generally steady; natives, best on sale
today. one car at 500; gcod O prime
ste r, $5.5ed5.so; poor TO medium. s. 4el7
$40: selected feeders about steady. s. %
a. 90: mixed stockers weak. s. 75ds. "a
cows. s. Sod4 -; heifers. ss.0055 90. can
ners. steady s.. se72 20; bulls firm. S. Se3
4sO: calves. Sed2sc lower than last Tues
day. s.. eode. IS: Texans. receipts Leo:
best on sale today, l. cars Al $40; Texas
fed steers. 81 4oi5. Il; Texas grass steers.
$3.50. 30. Texas bulls. s. 7ES.5l.
Boys Receipts. today. lS,00a; tomorrow.
2S.e50 estimated; left over. 4.oco; rnsrket
STEADY: top. s. 81: mixed and butchers.
s5.1065.59; good 70 choice heavy. S5.05E
6.ssia: rough heavy. s. $3.50; light. 8. -
q. 6cia: bulk Of sales. s.. I5l25. 40
Sheep-Recsipts. I4oo1: sheep and lambs
choice steady, others 10 to 15c lower
good 10 choice wethers. 3. S5Gz. .: fair 10
choice mixed. g $3.50; western sheep
&.S5Q4. y; Texas sheep. $2.59aS. 70; native
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either side have positive advantage.
The government report proved to he de-
cidedly less bullish than the trade had
prepared for and as a result selling be-
came general Prices withered generally
under the pressure brought to bear, de-
clining 10 points by ? p. N. During the
last hour the market was feverish with
a weak undertone, closing steady, to
Is points net lower.
Liverpool, Sept. 1&.-Spot cotton dull;
prices lower; American mlddling, SAD.
New Orleans. Sept. E.-Cotton-Weak;
middling, 105sc.
Glasgow. Sept 1s-The Central Agency.
comprising the firms of the Coats, the
Clarke company and the Brooks COM
pany, today advanced prices three-pence
per pound on knitting, mending and tam
bouring cottons. The increase equals 121a
TO 1715 per cent
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ADVANCE N WHEAT.
Due to Northwest News and
Market Strength There.
OCTOBER AT IT 5-8a3-4
Corn Up; Oats Down. Provis-
ions Unchanged to Higher.

Chicago, Sept 1s--Unfavorable news
from the northwest and strength in the
markets of that section were mainly IN
fuential an advance in wheat today,
October closing 1zd5sc over yesterday.
Corn closed re higher and oats a shade
lower. Provisions closed unchanged to
171Ac higher.
Wheat opened nervous and easier, Oc-
tober 761zc. because of LverpooPs fail
ure to respond to the advance yesterday
and because the predicted rains for the
northwest failed to materianze. There
was considerable amount Of proft-tak-
ing at the start, but the offers were
well taken and the market gradually
worked up 10 771sc Bradstreet's report
of an increase in the worlds visible of
5.l18,000 bushels caused more selling
later, but meantime the northwest mar
kets had turned strong and the stuff
was readily absorbed. When shorts
tried to get back some of their sales
they found a very stiff array OF holders
and the price was bid sharply up to
TAG. The close was firm, October y as
cents higher at 775sd7TAc. Cash sa. es
here were reported at 10000 bushels.
New York had 81 loads taken for the
other side. Ciearances in wheat and
-four were equal to 10000 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts aggregated 1223,010 bush
els, compared with $500 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
SOS cars, against Sol last week and 1,3S5
a year ago. Local receipts were $50 cars
20 of contract grade. During the after
noon it was reported raining at Grand
Forks.
Corn was dull and devoid Of specula-
tive interest. II was aiso inclined to
seek a lower level because of easy ca
bles, large receipts, freer offrings and
good conditions for tn maturing crop
wst- Trade was largely of scalping
character. Receipts were go cars. Oc-
tober corn sold between 3S2+ and 3SAc,
closing kc higher. at 3Stsc.
Oats were dull, the range narrow and
the trade local. October sold between
21% and 21i5c, and closed a shade down
at 21ssd21%c. Receipts were 9e6 cars.
The demand for lard was the feature
in the provision market. The small
stocks of this commodity caused cover
ing by shorts and as packers were also
buyers the market advanced. October
pork sold between $12. % and S12 30 and
closed 106121&c over yesterday al 81 .1212;
October lard between s. 0716 and 81. 90.
closing 171zc higher at s7.05. and October
ribs between $7.45 and 81 371zd7. 40, with
the close unchanged at s7.371kd7.4
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
g cars; corn, 400 cars; oats, go; hogs,
$500 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
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RESURRECTION IN SALVADOR
Nipped in the Bud and the Chief An
HtiHafnr shot

San Diego, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Herodot brings the story of a quick sup
preston Of an incipient Instruction at
Salvador Minister Of War Castro was
the insdgator OF a plot TO remove the
present president. Thomas Regalado, and
have himself proclaimed president Of the
republic In his plans to bring about the
Instruction Castro deemed 1t necessary
to remove the colonel OF the barracks and
shot him down in cold blood. It was
not known until after his arrest for the
crime that the murder was a part Of the
plot to overthrow the phesent govern
ment, but in the investigation that fol-
lowed the whole scheme was unearthed
Castro was found guilty of murder and
on September he was shot by order Of
the president. With the death of the
leader the threatened instruction sub
sided
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Harness Races at-Columbus

Columbus, Sept. 1s.-Au the events on
today's card were decided in straight
heats, the favorites winning in each. The
weather was clear and warmer and the
track fast. Summary;
2:l7 pacing, purse sS0l-Hsrold H won
three straight heats in 2:11H 2::12i1. 2:1p4
Black Cecil, Imperial Hal. Texas Jessie.
Colonel. Dick Thompson, Bub Brown.
Rosetta and Star Tom also started
2l7 trotting. purse SSo-Fereno won
three straight heats in 2:15l5. 2:l5l1. 2:l5L
Helena Ruthella- Stockton. J ". c.
Black Raven, Nettie Blair and Rainforth
also started.
zoo pace, purse sSoo-Fanny Dillard won
three straight heats in 2:a9. 2:9Sl4. 2:oSI.
Tom Nolan. Effie Powers. Nicol B.
Woodland Boy and Milton S. also started
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lambs. a.x@s.o; western lambs, 500

lambs, N.z5qS.O; western lambs, S.0o9
500
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 150o0; market steady to lower; ma
tive steers, a. 2595. So; Texas steers, 8 20
Q5.45; Texas COWS s1.75G3. 90: native cows
and~heifers. 81. T5d4 IS; stockers and feed
ers, $3.00q4. %; bulls, $2.7593.5o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
bulk of sales, S. ae65. 3; heavy, s5.056
8. 21z; packers, &. Nd5 q; mixed, 5.156
Spy; light, IS -1711G6. 271s; workers, S. %6
5.2712; pigs, "a. 75Qo-25.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong:
lambs, ;4.00G5.2o muttons. $S.OoGs. IS.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept. 1&-Cattle-Receipt a.
500; market steady; native steers, s42=6
SIS; stockers and feeders 50 .2oa4 80; cows
and heifers, s2.Oo94. 20; Texas and Indian
steers, g. 40G4.s S.; cows and heifers, g. A
G3.75. -
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market steady;
pigs and lights, $. 4O65. go; packers, s5.15
Q5.SS; butchers, S.35G5. so.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
native muttons, s3.75G4. 90; lambs, $3.50
SIS.
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waters Of the ocean and the GuR will
cause consequent expansion 81 tire earth
In the region OF the belt aud (ths Bible
says there VIII ,. rift IN ut oiiyet
and IN the latter and the hinder sea
in summer and in winter snail u be.
CBibIs students ard uSpre1udicsd theo-
foCiAns understand these q1ssrons)
They also know about the TIT IN ut
Onvet az the tirne OF the c-uciaxion %
the Lord Of heaven ard earth. 6y whom
che eartn vas crpats6.
when the trsns-N lsEfssip2i eonKrsss
vas IN Session n Ire Auditorium one
year ago asst June AMI the gentlemen
and fz1dses from TsIas were Tis2fiDE for
a government subsidy 50 help them sEta5
ia a seeo zz.sr hsraor A. Ho1aton- ]
,old thsn that they ~gsild have AL ths
water fheT would need Eifbog; EoTera-
rnAu. ss-is,suos 81 due firns" The "6ze
tine cane a few rsonths after thst
meeting WHEN the anountala Of - ara
snow flooded Houston and vicinity With
more water tan thsT ne@1ed" thro1Kh
thhs Cofo-a5o river. fTAe rssfs-s OF n
Tszsp WI REMEMBER IT. Wen taose
cs,lss e. Texas ara prepared 20 take os-e
OF al IRE water they are key - Eet
through natural sources. then = I'll =
tine esongh fer thia xrsat goTs--uses.
% distribute i;s rsazniGcsEt ssaaisien
alorx TIE Nnss q re dangerous 5saess~
zhe-. ths Almighty Crater has sxs&
Ire the fo- TIE re- 4. tlss ea-ta II to
-essvsurinze ~haz Fsod created ire
hezvs-s and re ez-fh zvd a. tnA, there
l. A. a. u-sr4 80 - es--a er~s-fzr saT
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LITE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light For
a tuesday.
MARKET 5 CENTS HIGHER
There Was a General Demand
From Packers.
MARKET 5 CENTS HIGHER

The supply Of hogs yesterday was
moderate for Tuesday, and the bulk Of
car hogs came in on the late afternoon
trains. The top price yesterday was
$50, against s5.021z Monday, but top
hcgs yesterday were a little better in
quality than the hogs that sold for
$5.0212 the previous day. The general run
of car hogs were good yesterday, being
more even and less. heavy rough hogs.
bold was the principal buyer and took
about al the hogs offered.
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NEW YORK


New York. Sert- N-CstJco futur
Afts- steady start at unchanged pixies
10 q decline OF 3 poi1ts the market Hork-
&c . TO points lower under foreign sell
ing and room lsqssisarfon. 7 hroog hout the
forenoon fluctuations II TIE local pr EiS
not exceed q points ana az 70 tize id
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CASH QUOTATIONS. =

OASh ZJOIAI1ONo-
Flour-Firm.
Wheat-No. spring, 1Q76c; No. 2
red, 7s1zc.
Corn-No. . 4oG4ol4c: No. yellow, 40l4
Q4012c.
Oats-No 2, s1%Q22c; No. white, &c;
No. white. 23L G251Ac
Rye-No. ., 5215G4c
Barley-Good feeding, S96Ss1zc; fair to
choice mailing, i9G55c.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, 81. 15d12. 20.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s7.0557 07i2.
Short rib sides Qoose). s7.7o97. 90; dry
sailed shoulders Cooxed). 62s d6ssc; short
clear sides Cooxed), IS. 1cdS.2 %.
Whisky-Basis of high wines S.S.
Sugar-Cut loaf, $50; granulated, $40;
vonfectioners' A, $500; of 4, $5.S.
Clover-Contract grade, SO.
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cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
Il is the grea, medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kiimer, the emf
nent kidney and blsd-
-
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Raers at Fort Wayne. Ind.

Fort Wayne Ind, Sept. ia big
crowd and fne weather marked the sec
ond day Of the Red Ribbon meeting. The
2:l6 pace, postponed from Monday, ran
into eight heats. The sixth heat was de-
clared off and Saurs driver, Honey, was
fined 800 for not driving to win, and bets
were declared off. In the next heat he
was replaced by John Payne, by the
judges order. The favorite, lone, after
being a trailer the first part Of the race.
showed up well and took the last two
heats. The 2:O9 uot was a long drawn
out affair. Lord Derby was a rank favor
ite in the betting, but was not in the win
ming. One heat of the PIP class trot was
pulled off and Cornelia Bell won out in
a driving finish with Silver Wilkes. Sum-
mary:
PIG pace. postponed from Monday.
purse sSo0-Ione won fourth, seventh and
eighth heats in 2:14 L.; 2:14 IL; 2:i6 Jes-
sic L. won second and third heats each
in 2:13 IA Saul won fifth heat in 2:13 81.
Alice J. won the first heat in 2:1o 81.
Pearl Sherbet., Circle, Silver Bells. Bon
ME, Alice J., Lady Hontas and Poca Da-
Wis also started.
2:0s trot, Manufacturers purse, 1900.
Charley Herr won third, fifth and sixth
heats in 2:os ga; 2:12 I-2; PIP 1-2 Cay
ton won first and second heats in PA:
200 S-4 Fourth a dead heat between
Charles Herr and Gayton. Neereta. Lord
Derby, b. B. and Pilatus also started.
PIP trot, purse 5000, inlshed-Co<ne-
LA Bell won first heat Silver Wilkes.
May Onott Nell Gwynne, Chain Sheet,
Tudor Chimes, Aggse Medium. Alverda
Aiken and Genevieve also strated.
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The WEATHE

Wichita, Kan, Sept 1S.-During the
past twenty-four hours ending at D. m.
the highest temperature has been So, the
lowest 80, a range of 27 degrees, and the
mean has been 70, which is three degrees
colder than the nomal temperature for
the day as deduced from the observations
az this station for the past eleven years,
with a thunder storm and heavy rain be-
fore daylight and light sprinkles in the
forenoon but clearing in the afternoon,
fresh southeast to south wind. Sunday
the highest temperature was So, onday ii
was GO and today Sc. One year ago the
temperatures were "A, BS. and 81
Since the first Of the month the average
temperature has been Il, which is 5 de-
grees daily warmer than the normal, and
the total rainfall 2.6S inches, which is
LOB inches more than the normal
Since the first Of the year the rainfall
has been 224 inches, which Is LIS inches
less than sNe normal
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Sept. 1s-Forecast:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Show-
ers and cooler Wednesday; Thursday
fair; southerly winds, becoming northerly
Kansas-Cooler and partly cloudy We'd
nesday, with showers in eastern portion.
Thursday, fair; variable winds.
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In the pocket of my Tuxedo coat said of the New
York four hundred-thats the coat wear when go out
to dnners-i always keep of the small vals of Rpans
Tabues There is in the pocket now. always look
to that it is there before go of evening.
After the dinner always swallow Tabule and then
know that l shall have trouble that night and no
headache morning. With the Tabues in my pocket
always feel free and drink everything that Is
put before me at dinner
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CAME BY The CARLOAD
DeId Psekiax asas~ Receives ssppiy
% Lars F1aA

Psg7ls va - - - II. ress Fss1ssE
Eosss szs - gs4 1sss slze esse-rs 90
operations thsre. zre sssrP-ssss - 80
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Bonds were dull and irregular. Total
sales, par value ts45,ooa United tsates IS
advanced IA in the bid price.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know OF the wonderful
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ages 20 pay - 20 much nzgusy for
livestock and labor ard have any pront
remaining.
A small huckst % lard seems a vsrY
iuanatieai thing. but - manufacture q
many bDoksts ~ lard requires a iarrs
drove % hoEs and considsszb's nuuesr
% expert Sutchs-s. whsn a reporter go
the EAxss saw a force q rasn a. ma
packing bos1ss unloading in1rrsnss fsrul-
ttsrs cars izsnnsd fgil of empty IN cars
70 o flied with White Cover Less tars.
hs wondered wher. all TIE beg Fat wsat
There we're -<-Posuf rsns. avs-pound
cans. tsn-paund cans. twenty-five oaznA
ssns sns sfty-pSnnA ears. stacked ers
IN TIE other from for 20 rDea q fhs
high cars. Men zossd carry sss = SAX
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looked Bks = ron % shss, IN afns Pet
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Wlef,ta- Ezrsa=. o wIchs.A z a
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nosss sowsvsF, fears tiaf s0nos sthsr
I'm zsT soras Gag ssI lard On tss sses
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Button! Button!
Who's Got the Buttons
For Sale?
We Have
For Sale?

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Stevens Clothing Co.
John Braitsch
Rock Island Book Elk.
Phi. Aherne
The Tornado
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