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COTTON.

New York, Sept. 7.-Cotton futures:-
The market opened irregular with prices
down % to IS points under one of the
heaviest selling movements which has
ever been witnessed i nthe cotton pit.
Orders to unload came from Europe, the
south, the west. Wall street and the
speculative public in general and it was
not until prices were down Ac that buy
ers could be induced to take hold. Trad
ing was very active, except for a brief
period around midday. The market once
mere shifted in the last few minutes and
broke under heavy selling. The close was
weak, with prices 1922 points net lower
New York, Sept. Cotton spot closed
quiet; middling uplands lose; mddIing
Gulf 1880; sales III bales
Live rpool, Sept. Spot cotton IN fair
demand; prices higher; American mid
ding Sid.
New Orleans. Sept. 7.-Cotton firm;
middling 10Bc.
Galveston. Sept. Z.-Cotton, firm, csc.
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HREAI MARKET Dull
But Closes Higher, Mainly
on Argentine Shipments.
GAIN IN COARSE GRAINS
Provisions Close a Nickel TO
II Cents Higher.

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Wheat was dull but
steady. helped mostly by light Argentine
| shipments October wheat, corn and
oats closed each HQAc over yesterday.
Provisions at the close were TO 12c
higher.
Dizziness was probably the most notice
able feature Of the wheat trade. Trade
was restricted in volume and local in
character. October opened 3sQlc higher
at 1871 to 1880 because Liverpool was a
| trihe higher in the face of a half cent
decline here yesterday and because Ar
| gentine shipments last week were only
10000 bushels compared with $4,000 BUSH
els the week previous. The crowd was
rather bearish and as there seemed d
very slight desire on the part of outs.d-
ers to take any more wheat the market
sold off to 731sc. AT the decline reports
of an export demand frightened shorts
and under their covering, October rail-
led to 7534c and shortly afterward CLOSED
firm 1s@14c over yesterday at 731aq735sc.
New York reported Il loads taken for
export. Seaboard clearances in wheat
and -four were equal to 2SS, 900 bushels.
Primary receipts were LA, 600 bushels,
compared with 1,0S7,OOO bushels last year
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 4S3
cars against 3S5 last week and 82l a year
ago. Local receipts were g Scars, 5 of
contract grade.
Corn was dull and innocent of attrac-
tiveness. There was a demand but it
was a small one. Offerings to even up
matter, were also light and the result
was a narrow but steady market. Cables
staedy and the movement slow. Receipts
here were 312 cars. October sold between
3S1s and $3.50 and closed 3sQAc higher at
3Sl4 G3S7ac.
There was no outside specula ton in
oats and little business was transacted
by local traders. October sold between
21Aq21%sd2c, closing steady, 1s4Ac nigh
er at 213sq2114c. The market was sus-
tanned b ythe frmness of other grains.
Receipts here were 453 cars.
Provisions opened higher on strong er
market at the wards, declined moderate
" on local SELF gnof pork, but rallied
later and closed firm on an excellent
cash demand October pork sold between
$10.S5 and $11.0212 and closed PFC higher
at $1l.G21a; October lard between $3.50
and Sc. 7215, closing 5@71ac higher at s6.72R
and October ribs between s7O712d1O and
1920, with the close TIC improved at
s717Ik.
f, Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
81 scars; corn 800; oats 40; hogs 1900
head.
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THE NEATAE
WIchita. Kan. Ssnt

Nicaita. Kan, sept !.
During the past "a hours ending az :
2. m the highest Temperature has beeen
sS. the lowest =, range o. , degrees
an dthe mean has beeeR :, which Is Is
degrees warmer than the normal temper
ature for the day as deduced from the
observations ~ this s5sson for the pas.
eleven years. with cea-. not weather
and gentle z. 10 : wind. on rhis date
last year the temperature had been
above - every day q tbs m0uth-
Since the first u The month the aver
age temperature has beeel s, which T.
20 degrees daily warmer than normal and
the total rainfall none. waica is Sc inch
less than the normal
Since the first OF the year The rainfall
has beeen sss inches. which i ~ inches
less than the normal
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. Sept s.-E,orecast; Okla
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DRY GOODS MARkErs

New York. Sept. More inquiry today
after brown cottons and some improve
ment in biSe for forward deliveries hut
actual business continues moderate and
spot prices without material change.
Bleached cottons still quiet a. unchang-
ed prices. Wide sheetings are adYauc-
ing. several line raising ~ 70 70 per
cent Coarse col0red cottons Stea6ier.
moderate demand. Prints unchanged.
Staple ginghams reduced 10 and good OF
ders Sc cured Dress style gingha-s
unchanged. Linens are quiet al prev
icus prices. BUrlsps are in better de-
mand and tending against buyers.
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BIG OPERATORS BACK
From Summer Vacations and
the Market Feels 1t.
BUSINESS IN RAILWAYS
Review of the Money Move
ments of the Week.

New York, Sept 7-Today's stock mar
ket was exclusively IN professional hands
Although Ii was but narrow affair it
showed evidence of some operations OF
rather larger scope than have been seen
durin ghe summer, rejecting in all proc
ability the resumption OF activity BY
some of the influential traders who have
been away for the summer. Efforts BY
a bull CLIQUE were in evidence, but they
met with only moderate success Their
methods seems 70 be to pass from one
stock to another on successive days,
seeking some appearance of continuity in
the movement by manipulating stocks in
which the interest are allied or which
are materially affected b. some develop
ment of conditions Today Missouri Pa
cific was the favorite at an extreme ad-
vance from the low point OF IA. with
dealings on quite a large scale The at
tempt was made to make this seem
logical sequence of yesterdays movebent
in the Southern railway stocks, and ..
Louis Southwestern preferred was
brought in on talk of close relations with
Missouri Pacific and of benefit from the
prevailing high price of cotton. Mean
O.. and Southern Pacific and other stocks
which had been underN manipulation ear
her in the week were held back by profit
taking The fears of strike OF anthra-
cite miners was a depressing factor. and
Reading first preferred, Delaware q Hud-
son and New Jersey Central were on
from l to liz at times during the DAY
Liquidation i nthe coalers was not large,
however, London was a seller In III 8
market, owing TO uneasiness on account
of the anthracite situation and TO firmer
money rates iRT-ondon. The holiday IN
London tomorrow also induced some
closing out of accounts. In the list OF
specialties. ePopie's Gas and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit were the most couspicu-
Gus figures. Sugar moved narrowly on a
small volume of dealings. minus the div
idend which was declared early in the
week and closed with a small net gain.
The Steel stocks were rather quiet and
irregular, Tennessee Coal ralying sharp
" from yesterdays depression. Closing
prices of stocks were as follows:
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Western Circuit Races.

st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. AT Hamline
today the weather and track conditions
were ideal Summary:
2:17 pace, purse s1c00-Dunton Oh So.
won three straight heats in 2:11 IA;
2:1O IA; 2:11 ga. Theresa Wilkes, Reno
NJ, O'Grady, Bell Acton, Country Girl,
Tommy Wilton, Oak Grove and E. W.
also started.
2:45 trot, purse s1G00-Maud Marie fon
first third and fourth heats in 2:43 81;
2:2S IA; 2:24 IA Gale won the second
heat In 2;30
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New York Honey Market.

New York. Sept MONEY on call
nominauy al II per cent. Prime meroAn-
tile paper 4d5iz per cent Sterling ex-
change easy with actual business IN
bankers bills at t4-s7 for eenand and ~
& sslzl74 ~ for 81 days; posted ra;ss,
q Ssi-Fl4 X and . sssz Commercial Bills
q -. * 81. silver certificates sZlz9ss7;
bar silver SIC Mexican dollars $40
Government bonds Etrong.
Doouqus. Ia. SIT The exact dsts
= investing Archbishop Kesns vita The
nahum has not been h1sd Bat i VII
very likely be the srst sunday in oeto-
Der. Archbssho7 Ireland viii deliver ~
sermon, and the confsrrfng o. the pa
,iur vii be b. Cardinal Gibbons Mon
s.r7or MartineIa and many other high
church diEultartes. a large nsmher q
PRIESTS z-d members of the lzisy from
asroad MI - present
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Harness Races at st. Joe.

ST Joseph. No, Sept. Ed Bryan won
the 2:25 trotting race today after a JOB
had been made by horse men to give
the race to another. The judges were
quick to discover the plot, and set down
the driver, NJ Leach, and substituted j.
Tiden, who drove the horse out an easy
winner. Claudio C took the second heat
and Allen took the third. Best time,
2:21 IL.
2:2O pace-Belle Medium won; Dandy
Way. second; Frank Yokum, third. Best
time 2:15 Ia
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Interesting, as showing an excess Of
shipments over receipts b. express for
the first time this season. The sharp
decline in New York Exchange at Ch!ea-
20 from 3oc discount yesterday 10 sec
discount today explains the source OF
the demand, though money has gone out
quite freely TO the south also during the
week. Gains -by subtreasury operations,
due 10 payments Tn account Of govern
ment bond descriptions and Of deposits
OF gold at Pacific coast points leave a
large margin Of gain 20 the banks, The
indications being that the increase IN
cash reserves has reached over million
dollars.
Continued liquidation Of Kansas City
Southern bonds was the feature of the
b5n5 rnarket. Trading otherwise was
small. Total sales par value s@Secs.
United States sold IS advanced !. in the
bid price.
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SUMNER TOURIST RATES 70
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rAR.frNG * NEW MEXICO.

Tse Dsars- an RIs G-anse railroad.
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prepared an Illustrated book upon tAs
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Terrific storm sweeps Jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica. Sept a terTiac
storm sweet over this island last night
The rivers are al flooded ard great dam
age hss been done 20 he banana p'anta-
ton. Miles Of The railroad track have
been washed away. The tcrys.,iaI rains
continue. The Losses xii susgut 20
tho;fssrl,ss az -ou-dz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-08
Tod sloan Rides in France

Paris, Sept AT Maizon Lafitte yes
terday, Tod Sloan, on the Due De Ora
mont's Barnevell, won the Prix de Cha
mont, 5000 francs, over a course of 200
metres. The American jockey also won
the Prix de Maule, 4,oeO france, over a
course of 500 metres on the Due De Ora
mOnt's Fraisier
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago, Sept. 7.-Butter steady, cream
cry 1S52@21Ac; dairy, 14q1Sc.
Eggs-Firm, fresh 14ql5c.
Iced poultry-Firm; turkeys 74zGsc;
chickens 9Q10l2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Sept. .-Wheat-DecembeT
esqSS1sc; cash No. 2 hard 64Q65c; No. 3,
621kQ6411c; No. ? red 6SQ7012c; No. 3, 66q
CSC.
Corn-sept. S6%lc; Dec. 32c; May 1855 d34c
Cash; No. mixed sc; No. white size;
No. 3 SIC.
Oats-No. white 241zQ25c.
Rve-No. 2 44c.
Hay-Choice timothy .S.oogs.25; choice
prairie ..6.75aT.o0.
Butter-Creamery 1Sq2oc; dairy fancy II.
Eggs-Fresh, 12c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept 7.-Receipts-Flour Il,
oO; wheat 10. go; corn $4,000, oats q 0o0.
shipments-Ffour 1900; wheat $40;
corn 1900: oats 1000
Wheat-Firm; No. . red cash elevator
Use; track 721zQ'7Sc; Sept. 711sc; Oct. nc;
Dec. 73ssc: No. hard 6Sd6Slzc.
Corn-Easy; No. cash 39c; track 1911
@4o&c; Sept. 3s$sc; Oct. 2se; Dec. S27sc.
Oats-Weak; No. cash Ike; track
22Q2Z1sc; Sept. PIC; Dec. &c; No. white
25c.
Rye-Higher. &c.
NEW YORK
New York, Sept. Butter receipts,
1851 packages, weak; creamery I11za21&c;
June creamery 30a211zc: factory f4ql6i5c.
Cheese-Receipts G.569 packages; strong.
Large white 1850; small white 10lsd10l4c.
Large colored 10lzc; small colored loi4 2
lose.
Eggs-Receipts 4,sTf PACKAGE hrm;
western regular package at mark 10Gi6ci
western, loss of. 11QlSc.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining &c;
centrifugal IS test $3.50; uIolasss
sugar &c. Refined firm; crushed 6.55i
powdered 81; granulsted 61o.
CnNae-Sfeady.
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. Sept. THE following table
complied by Bradstrset, show 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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homa and Indian Territory: Local rains
Saturday and Sunday; variable winds.
Kansas-Partly cloudy Saturday: prob
ably showers Sunday; variable winds.
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I.a-Son. Sep The Trades Cn5sa
congress. in seEE15z a; Hp3dsrsasi9. 1aS
selee-sd JoEn Weir .. Dunfsrzrls Ee. sz-9t-
and. ard Peter Nolan CO Loneon as del
exates 70 shs cozing csaTsatisn a.
I.s4aE=FEIe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-08

Turn Your Liver While You Sleep.
The famous remedy for al stomach, liver ana
constipation ills Is PIR-So-TABLOE5. Tneyi
actually stir up and turn over the liver Wnlie
YOU sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten years younger. They are never-fsnsns
.ure for sick headache. At all druggisk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-08

Csas = - rsass p<saAss@ taanEt IN 80
E1r2 = ~ E-g=si sssFSS.sas.lsssss g
- ss2 sA.e--S. i. Ws<xS.
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RATES
So AND s. PER DAY

Qsalrtsa Vita ne usstsoss q farnalsx 81
lrrsgssign- Write X KscS<-. Q. p.
and 7. n. Denver. cela
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Pittsburg, Sept. Tn order TO com
memorate the baseball season of 1850 and
the fine work of the Pittsburg club. the
Chronicle Telegraph offers. Il Pittsburg
SHAH finish in first or second Place, 20
give q silver trophy, costing 800. to Be
contested for in series Of games TO be
played wholly or partly at P3ttsburg be-
tween the pennant winner and the club
standing next the trophy to become tho
property of the club winnin gthe series
and the receipts TO 90 10 the players:
the number OF games and all the details
OF the contest TO be arranged by the
MANAGERS of the two clubs.
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American League.

Kansas City at Chicago
Chicago ..............OO 01O000O-1 8
Kansas City ........0 0 0 o. 2 0 o. II 0
Buffalo at Milwaukee
Milwaukee ............04 0I11 90 - 10 0
Buffalo ..............0 00010o-1 2
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Daily Eagle. delivered. LOG psS week
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAE
THTCAHn

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
o., IIirI, r,rI- 1-,ir...-
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HIDES.
WOOL.

Green sailed butcher pelts, 4Oe to-. a
Green saited shearlings. I5c to. 2
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

FROM the ANhMH AtA NN@tfN
There Is talk now OF building an air
line railroad from Augusta 10 savannah
which would give the latter city Close
connection with the Louisville and Nash
vile system. and contribute greatly 20
the trade and commerce OF our sister port
Savannah" says the Morning News.
has had practical illustration OF what
a new railroad can do for a city Ia the
results which have followed the building
az the South Bound Railroad from THIS
CITY 20 Columbia. This railroad was built
almost entirely by Savannah capital ana
savannah men. With a short line
Dad 10 Augusta. a IS reasonable 10 CON
elpdo that the Louisville and NaHnFiHo
sy.tem would avail Itself OF the adNnni
are Of this port. a million q dol
Iara could be raised easily IN the two
lilies by construction company 70 build
n II Is about the on.y road needed 10 fulIy
s,tisfv the railroad needs OF savannah
srd Augusta" That Is important. u true
md we are prepared to believe that u y
tr,le. the Savannah people have a way
III helplne themselves. and lei THIS way
they have been able TO induce others 20
help them,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

~, smallest child rejoices under
1Ae' which. up TO date, Is
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

Many tropical birds are known 90 display
a decorative tendency. Most Of them build
nests on tho ground and place around
them bits OF bone. bright coored shells
aud pieces OF glass: the wings Of butter
flies and so forth. but the Baya bird OF
Southeastern Asia. which builds its meet
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

In cases OF caiarrh Hood's sarsaparilia
heaia the tissues, builds UP the system.
expels Impurities from this blood ana
cures. I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

In a tree. has a method very different, ana
as beautiful as II IS unique. The nest re-
semblea a long sack much enlarged IN the
middle and contains three rooms. When
completed the male bird goes OF at evcn-
Ing and gets lump OF moist clay. which
he attaches TO the inner wall Of the nest.
Then he captures several nrefiiea and Sc
cures them 20 tho clay This he repeats
until he has made several Of these insect
lamps. some OF which are placed on the
outside Of the nest. where they send forth
their strange phosphoreseent glow
throughout the night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

Reformed Presbyierians, who are also
known as covenanteTs. viii not vote az
the coming election. giving as their req
son the fact that the constitution does no4
recognize God. There are about 1000 OF
them IN the country
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

y iiSiitOl'S

To Savannahs Big Carnival, divided the hOnOrs
with hOmefOIkS last week in thrOnging the BIG
STORE, and Judging from the many expressions OF
pleased surprise, our friends from the Country re-
allied that they were in Savannat's biggest and
most satisfying show place. They discovered in
stanty that immensely and perfection existed here
they expected find them in Savannah they had
found THE REAL FINE CLOTHING CENTER
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
Ruler Initiated tn. Chinese.

The present trouble with China
serves to recall one OF the queerest
OF German rulers-namely: Duke
Emile Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, the
grandfather. 1 believe, Of Queen Vic
toria's husband. the Prince Consort
and great-grandfather of the Prince OF
Wales, writes the Marquis de Fonte-
noy. This ruler was SO daft on the
subject of China that he not only fill
ed his palaces at Gotha and at Coburgl
with Chinese treasures. but insisted
on wearing Chinese dress, donning the
state garb of a mandarin when he had
occasion to preside over the council OF
state. When the first Napoleon visit
ed his court in 1906 he had constructed
for the French monarch an immense
state coach in the form of human
skull, and was much distressed when
the emperor declined to make use OF
this extraordinary conveyance for his
state entry into Coburg. In spite Of
this disappointment he remained a
warm friend of Napoleon.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
A GREAT SPEECH.
Senator Teller At His Best Satur-
day Nighttime Waning of His
Love for Cause Of Silver.

The democratic rally al the Park opera
house Saturday night was splendid
success throughout. A very comfortab y
filed house, considering the other at
fractions III the city greete the SPEAK
ers OF the evening
James w Bucklin presided at the
meeting, a number OF other gentlemen,
members Of the silver forces In the CITY
and county were pr, sent and occupied
positions on the stage.
Senator Teller, the distinguished sill
ger advocate and honored senior senator
of the state. was introduced, after selec
tions oy the band.
lime and time again has Senator Tel
ler spoken in this city upon the silver
question, but never in the history OF the
silver movement has there been such a
lucid and forceful statement made OF
the great caus, to which Senator Teller
is devoting his declining years, as he
made in his argument at the Park Sat'
urday night. For over two hours and
forty minutes, Mr.. Teller held his au-
dience go that one could almost hear pin
drop, giving the history of the movement
the results which would come from
bimetallic currency and the woes winch
will follow a continued use OF mono
metallic star dard.
To any of those who had doubts OF
Senator Teller's strength OF purpose or
that his powers were failing, as has been
circulated by his enemies and the enc
mics OF SILVER, they should have heard
him Saturday night to have been disll-
lusioned. He was giant mentally for
the effort and his every uttered word
carried force and conviction.
The meeting was an entire success and
has added strength to the silver forces
in this part of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
GRANTED A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Mary A. Garman Formerly
Of This City Granted a Dr.
vorce in The Arapahoe
Courts,

Last Wednesday, in the courts Of Ara
pahoe county, Mrs. Mary E. Garman,
formerly OF this city was granted a d.
vorce from Adam r. Garman her hus-
band on the charge Of extreme cruelty
The account Of the granting OF the
divorce says that after hearing he test-
mopy OF Mrs. Ga-man and other wit
nesses for the plaintiff, the court instruc-
ted the jury and they returnrd YER
dict for Mrs. Garman in few minutes
after their retirement from the jury
box
Mr. and Mrs. Garman were married in
this city some four OF five years ago and
for time lived happily together, but
the extreme jealousy Of the husband
caused ferquent quarrels and chickering's
in the family. Ae last the wife, who
has many friends here was pursuaded to
leave her husband which she did and
shortly thereafter removed 10 Denver,
the husband leaving this city.
AT the present time Mrs Garman and
two sisters are running boarding house
successfully in the city Of Denver.