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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
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HIDES,
IlIDI75s
Green saIfeh h1,lls
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts, Eoo;
weeks receipts largest OF year; nominal
~ steady today. Natives, good to prime
steers, so.60l6 60; poor to medium, 81 esq
$50; selected feeders, s4.oOQ4. Is; mixed
stockers. So 0oas3 80; cows, 81. 1914 80; heif-
ers, So 00q5.00; Gamers, s.. 0o02. 75; bulls,
S2.50q4. 90; calves, $5.oOaT. so: Texas-fed
steers, 4.25Q5.00 Texas grass steers,
81. 25G5 90; Texas bulls, 81 D93. 10.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900; Monday,
5000 estimated; left over, 1900; average
shade lower; top, s5.521a; mixed and
butchers. s5.Bd5 .5214; good to choice
heavy, s5.1Oa5. an; rough heavy, 1900
sos; light, $5.15G5.52aa; bulk of sales, S. Is
05.35.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, $500
3.S; fair TO choice mixed, s.. 35d5. 90;
western sheep, 50. 50a3. IS: Texas sheep
&. 50ll3. %; native lambs, 1896. 10; west
ern lambs, s4.6OQ5.65.
Receipts this week-Cattie, IS, 500; hogs,
131, 900; sheep, $1,000
Receipts last week-Cattle, 40, 400; hogs,
141,0oo; sheep, $1,000
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Sept s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200; market nominal; native steers,
s.. S5G5. 10; stockers and feeders, s.. 500
500; butchers cows and heifers, s. coo
5.25; Gamers, S2.GdS. 90; fed westerns
81. CO.'S 90; wtntered Texans, s3.BG3. SO;
grass Texans, S3. 0013. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market steady;
bulk Of sales, 6. 20d5. 80; heavy, 81 $50
s.271z; packers, 5.2GaS. 30; mixed, $40
6.2711; Hight, $5.2O85. 3215; workers., IS. 500
5.32l9: pigs, $4.O0q5. 90
Sheep-Receipts. 200; market nominal.
ST. LOUIS.
Sc. Louis, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipt
$50; market steady; native steers, s.. SO
5. Sc; stookers and feeders, s.. GOA 10; cows
and heiters, 50 .0CG5. 90; Texas and Indian
steers, s.. sod4. 20; COWS and laeifers, ST.
G3.7o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady:
pigs and lights, $685. "a; packers, S.. 10
a. 20
Sheep-Receipts 800; market steady: ma
tive muttons, $3.5oq4.eo; lambs, $500
5. 90
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Hovey Medical q /
Association Is As
Zimmerly Building gIS%T9
Rooms o. o., % Wichita Kansas NyzH
Treatment for Mems MaIadies, M ~ = x,ov,v,,
tor. Women's Weaknesses, n D. b s. Pa D,
Childhood Changes Secretary.
OR WRITE
REAL EsrArE rKAssrERs.

FURNISHED By thu Wichita Aestr
and Land company. r. N Dubois.
stractor. Court House. Phone ess)
Stride 8 Touch to Frank Middleton.
lots s. :. :. II Topeka ave. North
Lawrence add ..........-.-.....s......
Regina Krans 70 Matthias Ssockemer.
ne Or sec G-s~2w ...-.--.........s...
S. W. Cooper 70 wm- H Norris. lots
IS and a Topeka avenue. MSad's
addition .-..............4s.......
Sarah A. Turney 70 Pa-slu simmons.
southwest 10-S7-2 east ..........,...
Arnold Neon 70 Hester Ann Wa
dell. north half southeast euarter
section $500 east ...................
Arnold Moon 70 samuel Arnold war
dell. southeast quarter section 49,
? east: lots to II odd 81 20 %.
Georgia avenue. e PAso ...........
Arnold Noon to Daniel Clark Moon.
south hslf northeast quarter go
ton $3.50 east ........s.--............
AFee-t Lester TO Henry Chas. L,es-
Ter. lots 81 ana 81 L1su avcaua
Lincoln street addition: lots =. "a
Laura avenue. Hyde's addition -.
c. r. and Laura L Bustsr 10 VIM.
J. Anderson. acres in southeast
quarter section $50 west .........
George 8 Main to Eta NJ. Hurd.
lot /. block 4. Frisco Heights add
ton; lee l. block 4, Frisco Heights
second addition ..............,...
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PROYIsIONS MARKET-
sssIPPEKs AN 5 NOTES.

Chicago figured on 12ooo hogs yester-
day but got 1890. which was 5000 more
than she expected.
English cables quote American steers
higher at l21zl14c. Rangers are worth
about cents less.
Eli Titus, general live stock agent OF
the Santa Fe, is confined to his home in
Kansas City on account Of illness.
Probability IS that most of them en-
The Drovers Telegram notes that while
the crop is reported short In this state,
that Kansas feeders are in evidence on
the Kansas City market buying feeding
cattle
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson re-
Gently speaking 10 the farmers of Stark
county, Ohio said that this country in
1859 bought Of foreign countries $50, 5I4, SSI
worth of agricultural products and dur
ing the same time sold to foreign coun-
tries agricultural products 10 the amount
OF S792, 81, 1913.
Joe kansome, former yardmaster and
sock yards artist here, is now travelling
salesman for DOld in Texas, with head
quarters at Armarilla-
A. J. Wallace, who has been trying TO
modify the temperature by making tons
and tons of ice AZ the Whitaker pack
ing house, was happy yesterday. Mrs.
Wallace and the be bies, who have been
taking month soiourn in the mount
aims Of Colorado, have returned home.
Sam Nolan. The successful merchant,
farmer and feeder at Goddard. was at
the yards yesterday, getting pointers on
markets.
Deck Parsons, hog buyer for the Nash
vile Packing company. had hogs enough
yesterday 10 load eight double deck cars
and the Missouri Pacific could only fur
nish four. There were $50 as fine pork
els as ever Graced any market waiting
20 be sent to the Cudahy house at Nash
Vile
Some people ara unable TO tell how
wagon hogs sell for the top price on this
market. That is because some OF them
are OF very fine quality. There is usu-
ally Il difference of to 10c in the price
Of car and wagon hogs Of the same
quality. Packers have learned that car
hogs shrink less and they pay more for
them.
Inspector Dad Tflford says some Of the
farmers bring in wagon loads Of hogs
everyone Of which are fine as silk He
said he would Ike to see a whole car
lead Of such hogs on this market Just
70 learn what price they would bring.
Business on the hog market all of last
week seemed duh because the hogs were
sold SO quickly and taken from the
saie pens
w c. McCune who was here in the
btom days, and who now lives at Ko-
koTlo. Indiana is in the city. He visited
the Dold packing house yesterday. H
said h was surprised to find Wichita
such hustling business city.
This has been the busiest week in the
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Supply of Hogs Was Lighter
Than Expected.
MARKET WAS STEADY
Close of a Very Active Weeks
Market.

Last night was the close Of a very
sventful week on the Wichita hog mar
ket The demand for hogs during the
six days was such rs 10 make very
active market, and II is hard to tell how
many porkers il would have required to
supply it. Hogs were bought in the sale
pens in the chutes and even before they
were driven from the cars. When buy
ers for the packing houses peep through
the cracks Of stock cars and buy the
hogs, sellers know they can get good
prices as compared with other markets.
The offerings yesterday were less Than
20 loeal deliveries. but they were bought
II steady to strong as compared with
fridays market 1t is believed that
there viii be q better supply of hogs
t1is week, as the few Oklahoma ship
J rs who Went TO Kansas City last
\ eek viii hardly try the experiment
aSain. 1t does not require a very expe-
T.enced shipper 10 see that there is no
Elai gin for profits between the Wichita
and Kansas City markets when SUCH
orices are paid here for hogs as was
last week
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SECUREAN ABLE MAN
Prof. stout OF Chicago University
Coming 20 wichita

Prof. II. NJ. Stout. Of the University OF
Chicago, will take the place OF Prof.
Jones in the department Of mathematics
and astronomy at the Friends University.
The university and the state are FORUM
ate In securing a specialist Ike Mr.
Stout, who not only has achieved disdnc-
ton as a teacher and educator, but who
Is recognized master in his hne The
Friends University faculty now stands
gathered out Of the best universities and
colleges OF the land. and forms a solid
working force that Is felt In every fea-
ture OF college work THE Fffends in Sc
lectfng their faculty have booked not
only upon the worth Of degrees and tides
but upon the practical conservative
worth OF the teacher as well. and this
year will start out with every depart
ment under the deanshiD OF an expert
enced specialist
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coMiNo LOCAL EVENTS.

The Tonties meet every Tuesday eSn-
ing over 400 East Douglas.
Special meeting OF Carpenters union
next wednesday evening ar ?. m All
iourneymen carpenters invited TO az
tend
Republican FIambsau club. All young
Republicans are invited 70 be az the otS
building at s .. m on Monday TO elect
ofbcers and make plans for the coming
campaign.
Members Of Camp 1881. Modern Wood
man Of America, are requested 70 be
nresent at their hall Monday evening,
SAp,eunber 10. Business OF Importance
Come, If possible
The ladies OF the G. A r Sewing C1r-
Gle will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Parsons. &l sherman
avenue. Quilts to be finished All come
Special communication Of Wichita
Lodge No %. A F. and A NJ. Monday
evening, September 1e. T:1 o'eicck-
Work in F. c. degree Visitors welcome
The ladies of the training school COM
rnittee OF the Wichita hospital VII meet
Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock st She r>e-
iGenCe OF MIS-. - - SN~NSs
Market.
R.xuiar meeting of C. L u this after
noon at their hail. i16 North Market
Meeting called to order at $50. Every,
delegane should be present Union men
are welcome.
The ladies Of the Highland Cemssery
association will give an tee cream social
Wednesday evening. September Il. at the
home OF Mrs. B. E. Hilliard s4S South
Main street.
Eggleston Post G. A r., meets IN reg
MAR session next Wednesday evening az
3 O'Clock. Members should turn out
promptly, as we expect report Of the
national encanpment from comrades who
were present
All members OF the National Reserve
association are requested TO De present
at lodge meeting next Wednesday even
ing, as there is business Of importance
to every member. At some time during
the evening there viii be free ice cream
served TO members only.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
OF the Central Christian church will give
a coach party Monday evening, Sep
ternber 10. The coach will leave the
church at 7:So ?. m, and will visit nve
of the important countries OF the world.
Free refreshments at each nation. Fare
% cents round trip. AL cordially invited.
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STOCKS N THE DUMPS
Just a Little Dabbling in the
ISpecialties.
COAL STRIKE PROSPECT
Is Generally Depressing--ho
iday in London.

| New York, Sept. s.-wfth the excep-
ton of a dab5ling speculation in some
OF the speoialttes. notably Peoples Gas,
Sugar and Brooklyn Transit. no particu-
| lar interest attached to the dealings, as
the holiday IN London aggravated the
dullness. and the we kness of the ac-
tive specia,ties made the general tcne
eavy. The impending strike of anthra-
cite miners had depressing influence
on sentiment generally. though the Coal
ers themselves were little affected. New
Jersey Central recovered most OF It's
arly decline, and Reading frst preferred
was not down more than fraction at
any time. None of the other stocks OF
misunderstanding roads was dealt in
The comparative irmness OF the coal
ers was partly due to the recent large
output OF coal from the mines and part
Iy due TO the belief that the strike might
be restricted within narrow limits. But
the prospect of a controversy affecting
so large a body OF laborers. and OF
such large investments OF capital being
abandoned to hostile methods for settle
menI aroused uneasineSs among holders
and operators in securities. Yesterdays
recovery in Brooklyn Transit gave place
TO relapse today and Peoples Gas con-
tinued weak. in spite of an effort to
make it appear that the Chicago Gas
was covered by an understanding be-
tween the contending companies. A
large demand from the shorts rallied the
stock, and practically all the loss was
recovered. The weak bank return failed
TO affect the market. The movement OF
currency to tn einterior has evidently
been much Iarger than the preliminary
estimates indicated. It IS evident, also,
that the banks have been obliged 10
draw on their legal tenders 20 meet this
demand. 1t had been expected that the
interior demand this fall might be met
by the newly issued notes of the New
York banks which do not figure in the
cash set aside to meet the legal reserve
requirement. The figures of the banks
show that this has not been the case.
The loan increase was made in the local
money market on time loans and on
purchase OF commercial paper Instead
of on sterling collateral, as has been the
case for some time past. The net re-
suit is a decline in the surplus Of a little
over million dollars.
Closing prices of stocks were as fol-
Irr
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history OF this institution" said Head
Clerk J. D. Harrison, of the Dold Pack
ing company, last evening as he leaned
back In his office chair and mopped
the sweat from his face with sopping
wet handkerchief. We have simply
been rushed to death to Ill our orders.
The demand for Dold's special brands Of
meat and for Glover Leaf lard IS amaz-
ing. He is now enlargfng the lard re-
1nery, and II this thing goes on the
whole plant will have TO be enlarged in
order 70 supply me demand for Dold'
products made here in Wichita"
Mr.. KillgoTe, of the Missouri Pacific,
said last night that the officials here
were not to blame for the failure OF
the Nashville Packing company to get
double-deck cars to ship out the hogs
purchased here He said they had tried
hard to get them, but the fact was that
the immense business Of the road made
them short Of cars.
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New York Honey narks {.

New York. sept Money on call
stea1y, at IGf1S per cent Prime rser-
camille paper. 4G514 per cent Sseriiug
exchange weak. with actual business IN
bankers. bilIs al $50. a. = for demand
and az - "a. "A. s14 for Ea-days Posted
rates. s. sfizf4 $ and "a ss94 sslz; con-
ra4rciaI bills. = ~ -s15s bar silver.
s2tS silver certificates. g-Ts1sssz. Nsxi-
can dollars. -; state bonds inactive:
railroad bonds frrsxuss-. CEov~rnnns =.
bon5s stezdy. Es. when issued. r=ztzter-
e5 1874, coupon. EsHs. 80 TsEisterSd.
Ias: coupon. IS. ns- as registered -
coupon. Tz5ss; cid IS registered Ia.
resu-sru 49,
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JURY APPEARS TOMORROW
District Court VIII Commence o.
Criminal Docket

Tomorrow viii Dc q busy day a. fha
court house. This Is M day set FOR the
beginning OF ne criminal CAGES for this
term OF court Several Interesting cases
viii re up. The sheriff and hLz aSgi st
ants have been busy serving suspoenas
for several days. Members OF TIE jury
are =1mmened 20 be there az 10 .. IA.
as work viii begin promptly. one not
able casa VIII b the trial % the men
who killed Hoffman. The santa re
brakeman
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COTTON.

New York, Sept. s.-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance of to
is points and ruled feverishly firm dur
ing the early session on fnrries of gen.
eral buying in which the foreign contin-
gent and southern shorts teok the lead.
The market became Quieter, but closed
strong.
New York Sept. s.-Cotton closed
steady; Cniddling gulf, 1c9c; sales, 225
bales
Liverpool. Sept. Spot cotton IN mod
crate demand; American middling,
g. 3-32d.
Galveston, Sept. S.-Cotton arm; 10c.
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Is DILL BIT HIGHER
October Wheat Closes f-8a1-4
Cent Up, at 73 3d.
RAIN DAMAGE NORTHWEST
Coarse Grains and Provisions
All Higher
RAIN DAMAGE NORTHWEST

Chicago, Sept. S.-Wheat was dull and
steady today. October closing hqAc
higher. Corn closed sc and oats Nc i'm
proved. Provisions closed higher.
Dizziness characteristic Of curtaied Sat
urday sessions pervaded the wheat mar
ket throughout. The tone, however, was
firm. October opened &c higher at 1850
to 73a4c because Liverpool was steady and
unwelcome rains were again reported
damaging wheat IN shock in the north
west. Following the opening, October.
on selling by scalpers, touched 731kc, but
at the dip there was some influential
buying. This stirred UP shorts and Oc-
tober advanced 10 737sG74c. The heavy
primary receipts, 32f, 099 bushels against
!, 1885, 900 last yea-caused some selling,
but the close was firm, October 1sd1zc
over yesterday at 7374c. The corn
strength helped sustain the market to-
ward the end Local receipts were 372
cars, "a OF contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported SAG cars, against 446
last week and s15 a year ago. New
York claimed Is loads taken for export.
Seaboard clearances in wheat and -four
were S37,000 bushels. Yesterdays export
.
100000 bushels
Corn was moderately active and strong
Liverpool was I'D higher and country Of
ferings bore the regular label, light .
in the reports of receivers. There was a
good outside demand while the selling
was local ard scattered. Receipts were
374 cars. The market early assumed a
booming aspect, but after a liberal adj
vance had been made further gains were
nipped by the selling of a good-sized
line by one commission house. October
sold between 3S1a and 391k63914c, closing
strong, sc up, at 38S639c. Receipts
were 374 cars.
Oats made a quiet beginning but were
more active later The corn strength
was help and there was a good cash
demand, although trade was mostly
local. October sold between 213s and
21%c, closing nc higher at M5sc Re
ceipts were 419 cars.
Provisions continued strong. Packers
tightened the screws some today and
shorts did their best to cover. October
pork sold between s11 10 and ST.. 1715, and
closed 12IAc higher at s11.15; October lard
between s6.721k and $685., closing 10c up.
and October ribs between s7.171z and
S.S21z, with the close 121zc better, at
$50
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
500 cars; corn, 450; oats, 400; hogs. 300
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
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GET A NEW LIBRARY
Friends University Receives yaiu-
able Present.

From the old home Of Financial Agent
J. @. Kirby the Friends University mas
Just received a collection OF books valued
at about 500. This IL the gift OF q school
library association in this state and in
cludes works Of standard authors. peda-
zogical, sociological and psychological
books, encyclopedias. dictionaries and
such reference books and other books
suitable for a college library. The books
are accompanisd by a very conE1odious
bookcase. w19ch VIII De OF great convent
encs Several other articles valuable -
the library ana other departments ars
also included in the Donation
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THE wEATHE

Washington, Sept. t-Forecast for Sun
day and Monday:
Kansas-Showers or thunderstorms and
cooler in afternoon. Monday fair; vari-
able winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Partly
cloudy Sunday; probably showers or
thunderstorms and cooler In afternoon.
Monday fair; variable winds.
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Sept. s.-The market closes
with a generally hrmer tone. More in
CURRY for brown sheetfngs and drills to
arrive and more doing In spots. Some
sellers ask an advance on latter. Print
cloth division strong. Wide she etings
very firm. Biesched cottons quiet, but
steady No change in prints. Staple gin
CHAINS selling well. Cotton yarns firmer,
with improved demand; wooden and wor-
sted yarns quiet and unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
o AND o. FIYvn

WA GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
For Lincoln. Omaha and Dss Mefhss.
leaves wichiia eAily - , IA: s~sivss
TAnooln o. m. Omaha . a. m. aaa uas
aosnss - ,. M Throagh ehasy ear asA
Pullman ordinary" s1ss2ars tareaxh
wlthort chanxa
Berth rates Just haif PuIi-n.n utanss.a
rzssA =. DRAKE. =. p. A
Y ". TTfoHPeos. h q p. aas T. A.
Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
NJ YOU'RE GOING East

And want 10 make early morning connec-
ton at Chicago take Santa Fe train No. {,
leaving Wichita AZ 1i;as a. N. No hurry.
No worry. Your troubles end whsn you
get your ticket. Pullman palace and
tourist sie@pers and free chair cars. Din
ing cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09

Inc konSyS are your
blood purifiers, they fl
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or on.
Of order, they fsi. &c do
their work.
Pains, achesandrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-09
New York Bank statement.

New York Sept 8-Tns weekly bank
statement for FIVE days shows the fol-
lowing changes: Surplus reserves, de-
crease s. 90 ~: loans, increase {, sss go;
specie, increase b 81 so; legal tenders.
decrease All, 100: deposits, increase 81
~. so: circulation. increase sd. 10 The
banks now hos5 -. o.. 80 IN excess OF
the legal requirements.
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Westeru Circuit Races.

st. Paul. MINI, Sept. s.-The racing
al Hamline closed today. In the 2:26
class trctting race, purse s1.0o0, Mabel
Onward won the second, third and fourth
heats in 2:17&4; 2:171&; 3:21k. Constaneer
won the first heat in 2:17h. F'lashight,
JOY Maker, John l. and Cleora also
started.
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Will MOVE TO WICHITA
>. n. Ciezgh VIII Move nere Prom
Macon. u O.

Mrs. J. s Clo1xh ard hsr son, BsrS.
are here from Macon, No. Visiting Hrs.
Sadie Ponce her dE8g11ter. - Mr. q
Wa1ns1, st-e~- Gr. Bert Cso1xh - a
business man IN 1sacoa- Oscar Poaes
has rad hin cut looking over vlehf-a-
Mr.. C7ouzh likes I-scbitz - wei tax hs
r gong % ksz1ur ard gel cut ard
com. 5sck % Ttcastz % make = als
home Bs vii 20 into 5ssssaess be-s He
thinks Wichita u tas bszt t2En n fAs
southwest.
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New York, Sept s.-The directors of The
Colorado Fuel and Iron company have
declared the deferred dividend Of per
cent on its preferred stock for the fiscal
year ended June 30. 1879. payable Oc-o-
Der 10. This leaves arrearsges OF S per
cent on The stock