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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-07

land. Yesterday the Dold Packing com
pany received large order by wire from
Mr.. Stewart, the superintendent of the
Rock Island dining car service. with
headquarters at Davenport. Iowa, for
Perfection hams and bacon. These meats
have been adopted for use by the Rock
Island, as they want nothing but the best
for use in their service. Mr.. Stewart,
it is said, considers the Dold product Of
hams and bacon as the best produced
anywhere.
All the Dold travelling men came in
yesterday and made their reports for he
week. Trade was very good for week
following Christmas. The increase Of
business is very gratifying and the local
plant expects to far exceed its last year 5
business, which was ore Of the largest
in the history of the house.
The specialties produced by the Dold
Packing company seem to be taking the
fancy Of the public The homeless pressed
pigs feet is proving a phenomenal seller,
while the Rathman pressed ham and the
Dewey ham sausage and the speciality de-
partments are working large forces of
men. who are required to work overtime
nearly every day to keep up with the
flood of orders which are being received
Waiiace's Farmer: The world is a great
consumer of lard and OF bacon with thick
fat. Those can De raised profitably only
in the region of the cheap corn and cheap
grass, and within these limits il will al
ways prove Improbable TO grow what
is known as the bacon hog. Outside Of
this corn and grass belt and outside Of
the region where corn and grass is cheap.
the bacon hog can always be grown with
greater profit than inside of it. This ad-
vance in the price of land viii compel
farmers to lean over more strongly in the
direction of dairying. the dairy viii give
them a large amount Of by-prOducts In
the shape of skim-milk, the existence of
the dairy will require larger use of
clover, of oats and of peas, and with
these and a comparatively small amount
of corn hogs of the bacon type can be
produced with greater profit. The type
of hog grown in the dairy sections will
tend more TO the bacon type because they
can be more profitably grown on bacon
food, and it is food that fixes type, and a
change of food changes the type. There
will be no lack of bacon hogs, for hogs
of that type can be grown with profit
over a larger section of country than
hogs fthe lard type. 1t is not worth
while to discuss the breeds best adapted
to that purpose. The environment will
fix the type, no matter what breed is Sc
lected.
The Chester White Breeders associa-
ton held it's annual meetings at Indian
apolis Officers were elected as follows:
President, Allen Beeler. Liberty, Ind. !;
vice president ]. R. Harlowe, Hillsburg,
Ind; secretary-treasurer, J. c. Bridges,
cambridge Ind; committee on program,
J. R. Harlow, Hillsburg; F. c. Moore,
Rochester, and Allen Beeler. Liberty.
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COMBINED 10 WEAKEN
Bear influences DepreSs May
Wheat 1-4a3-8 Cent.
COARSE GRAINS LOWER
Provisions Unchanged TO Up
Cents Higher.
RISE GRAINS LOWER

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Liberal receipts, the
poor export demand and rather easy ca
bles combined 10 weaken wheat today
May closing AQ7sc under yesterday. Corn
closed a shade, and oats SC lower; pro-
visions unchanged to 7izc higher.
May wheat opened at SIS G69c, a shade
over yesterdays close, the steadiness.
which was lost almost Immediately, be-
ing accounted for by unseasonably moist
weather in the middle west and the fact
that Liverpool's decline was less than
the loss here yesterday. Longs. however,
discouraged by the poor export business
and the large stocks. particularly in the
northwest, began selling at the opening
and kept 1t up throughout the session.
with their ranks reinforced by most OF
the scalping fraternity. The buying was
nearly all against puts. Dizziness charac-
terized the session May sunk to 6S3sc,
but near the close advanced on buying
against provisions and closed weak. izGSsc
under yesterday. at esIR1sSssc. Primary
receipts were 512,4 Al bushels, compared
with 755 SIS bushels last year. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported $50 cars, against
36S last week. and SIS a year ago. Re
ceipts here were ~ cars, 10 Of contract
grade. Atlantic port clearances of wheat
were 2S3, SCI bushels; flour, 31S33 barrels.
New York reported only five loads taken
for export.
Corn was easy with wheat, but outside
this influence there was little cause for
depression, and though the tendency was
downward the decline was trihing. Bus
mess was dull. Considering the good
roads. country offerings were small. Sell
ing was scattered. Receipts here were
446 cars. May ranged from 322z G327sc to
33c, closing a shade under yesterday. at
327sc Stocks here will increase about
1.G90,G90 bushels.
The usual Saturday dizziness dozed in
the oats pit. Fluctuations were very mar
row. and If the market can be said TO
have had any tendency, Il was DOWN
ward in sympathy with wheat. the iHfu
ence of which caused a bit of liquida-
ton. Receipts here We're 15S cars. May
ranged from 2324c 10 237sc, closing rather
easy, &c down. at 23Sac.
Provisions, after a period Of despond
ency over receipts of hogs, which We're
somewhat larger than expected. steadied
later and held to the close. The opening
twas at a shade loss. and this was fol-
lowed by some realizing, which depressed
the market, which was rather active
throughout, still further. At the decline
support was received and the early loss
was retrieved. May pork closing III cents
over yesterday at 3d. s.; May lard a shade
under yesterday at S5.921aGl5.95 and May
ribs unchanged at $5.T21zG5.75.
stimated receipts Monday: Wheat. 40
cars; corn, 430; oats, $50; hogs, A,o0)
head.
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LIVESTOCK NIAEaErs.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Jan. 6.-Cattle-With gain Of
higher Good to choice, IS .3566 so; poor
So. O0a3. 30; selected feeders, 81. 306I4. 80 (;
good to choice cows, $3.600490; heifers,
s.. 59d5. 90; Gamers, 81. 25d3.O0 bulls, $3.50
al 80; calves, 81. 0097. so; fed Texas beeves
81. 1Oq5. 80.
Hogs-Steady, closing a shade stronger;
tops, $4.52la; good clearance. Mixed and
butchers, 81. 25q450; good to choice heavy
81. 1904 .5219; rough heavy, $4.20Q4. So; light,
81. 20q4. 4214; bulk of sales, 81 .371aQ4.45.
Sheep and Enthusiastically; good clear
ance native wethers, s4.4od5.05; lambs
81. 50d6. 25; western wethers, s4.25Q4 75
western lambs, S5.650d6. %.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs 26,0O0; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 900; market steady and unchanged
from yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
bulk Of sales, $4.35G4.40 heavy. 81. 32129
AS; packers, A.35d4.45; mixed, 81. 300
"A; lights. 81 15G4. 40; workers, s4.3Oq44O;
pigs, 81. 09d4.SO.
Sheep-No market
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Jan. notwithstanding 200;
market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; market about SC
lower; pigs and lights, $4.30q4.40; pack
ers. 81. 35Q4. 45; butchers 81 4504. 5212.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market strong; ma
tive muttons, 50 .75G5.00 lambs, s4.25G6. 10
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WHAT IS
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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF BERLIN
stock Market suffers From Contima-
on OF Liquidation


New York, Jan. 6.-The stock market
suffered today from continuation OF the
liquidation for Berlin account. The vol
ume of this selling In New York was not
formidable. bur the sentimental effect OF
il was decisive in driving prices down
ward throughout the list ard discourage
ing buying of stocks. The further sharp
decline Ia interest rates In Berlin and
London preciuded the explanation Of
money stringency. 70 account for the
selling. ana made it appear that Its mo-
tive was political The friction between
Great Britain and German mail steam
ers was not left alone as an explana-
ton. the reported movements OF Rus
sian troops towards the frontiers OF AZ
shanistan arousing the apprehension OF
further embarrassments FOR Great Brit
ain. n leading authority on the sterling
market recorded his opinion that as long
rs the Transvaal war continued god
would continue 10 go out frcm New York
The moard of trades returns OF Great
Britain's foreign trade for December
showing a decrease Of over SSe, 100000 n
imports and an increase Of S5305.O0O ii
exports. taken in connection with the
heavy selling of securities in New York
for London account. goes TO explain Lon
don's confined control over the interna-
tional exchanges and ability 10 draw gold
at viii. The hghtness OF the outward
movement Of cotton from this country
also keeps up the rate OF sterling ex-
change. While the selling for foreign &C
count was being executed. there was no
disposition to keep prices above the Lon
don parity, and pressure against some
leading industrials, especially Sugar. was
sdded. With tho cessation Of the London
selling and the appearance OF the bank
statement there was an improvement in
sentiment Losses were partly recovered
and the closing was firm on a good vol
ume OF business. closing prices being as
follows:
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HOGS WERE STEADY
Prices Remained Firm on an
Unsteady Market.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.27 ~
Good Prices Paid for Fancy
Feeders.

The receipts at the Wichita stock yards
were light yesterday They were light
even for a Saturday in December, and
there is no doubt but that the slack in
business was caused by th% very heavy
roads. The shippers who dId get in said
that if they had not had their hogs at
the station, they would have been unable
to ship, as they could not have hauled
any kind of load through the mud.
The market was steady. First reports
from other western markets indicated a
weakness, but the local market did not
show any tendency to decline, but held
firm at yesterdays figures. There was
a marked absence of choice hogs, and as
result there was not as high top on
the market as there would have been
otherwise. Choice packing hogs were in
demand, but there were none offered.
There were some fair heavy packers sold
but none which could be called choice in
any sense.
There was very light run of hogs in
the morning. Nothing was in but few
wagon hogs. Late in the afternoon the
car hogs began to come in and business
was quite brisk for time. The run Of
wagon hogs was exceptionally light. The
bulk of sales were 81. 25G4. 2719. The top
price was $427ll, while the extreme
range was $4,000. 271&.
The market compared well with Kan
sas City and other western. markets
Kansas City opened weak to sc lower,
but later advanced and closed steady at
the day before prices. St. Louis, how
ever, reported the market as being a
fiat &C lower. The market here was firm
at all times, and there were no soft spots
where a buyer could pick up bargains.
The demand here for hogs is increasing
faster than the receipts, and the shippers
are beginning to recognize the fact. The
daily receipts here are increasing, and
the prospects are that this year will be
one of the largest in the history of the
Wichita stock yards.
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corrEe ANDsuoAE nARSEr,

New york. Jan. e-coffee-Fusufss
opened barely steady Nth prices as-
changed 10 6 points lower. Dut sisadisi
soon after the opening ard ruled teiriF
active and firm. despite large receipts ~
Efa and Tlutas and an absence - siE9E-
Gus speculative support Selling sas
checked enectua.iy By evidences ~ pre-
uounced strength and large demard Ia
spot coffee department The market
closed steady with June 8 points ioRer
and other months unchanged te Doinis
higher. Outi0rs. Sales. $3.50 bags. in-
clualug. January. 6soc; March. s.f3
6. ~: MAJ 6 esqs zoe. JAY eEe. A.
gust. g5as Gee September, a.Tfts 80.
rnot no strong: 40 E. Z 5-ifc lgyo8cs;
jobbing. i8-lgc. mid arm-
sugar Raw. arm. fair fehning, t7-isc:
centrifugal 8 test. 80. mJIansea sugar.
2 s-lgc Refined. steady. mould \. 80.
standard A. axe; confeeti0ners' o.. s.T4c;
cot loaf. Sc. crushed 70. powdered.
c DC: granulaiea. CSC. cubes. 5.ifr.
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View York. jar. Sew prices we're
made today m American prinfs Infizo
tgvaured. bfcks ard uhita ard gfefs
advancea q : 9-5r. sinFham styles 90 -
ard n8irfiaEs - SIC THeEe prices 20 ~
70 effect with the ienbirz January -
fn other reaueCts The msFket n eifagaf
charge The genersi eemana has as2sa
been - indf9exenf dfmeHsI0nz fpr 81
kinds - cotton goods afnQgt material
change o. prices. Wsifs cloths are tsli.
nuf prices oFe sfesfF f1r regulars I'd
odds 8er's ueaT Nesiens are r. geos
Gemand Cotiau ysfns aye eaai. bHt
firm. Weolsu aod uarsie3 gaFBs sFa
firm. ulta q fatr demand
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Paris. Jan. s-Prices On the oourse to-
dav opened fairly firm. but subsequent
iv eased IN consequence OF less encpurag-
ing London sdvices, Discrimination 20
operate. and the uncertainty Of war
news. Later business was better IN SYM
pathy with the improvements Ia renies
and large investment buying. kafirs
closed nrmer De Beers mines were
heavy
Berlin. Jan. s.-Prices on the boeTee to-
day were weak In consequence q Rus
sian political rumors. Local shares and
Americans were particularly affected
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2HE WEATHE

Wichita, Kan. Jan. g. 1900.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been %. the lowest 80
and the mean a. with a dense fog in
TIE morning. followed by cloudy weather,
light. variable winds. and nigh barometer.
So far this month the average temper
ature has been g. which IS 5 degrees
daily above the normal, and 3 warmer
than last year.
The coolest part OF the year is usually
about the middle Of January. although
some years It comes as late as the mid
die of February.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Jan. 6-FOrecast for sun
DAY and Monday:
Kansas ThreaJening Sunday; probably
fair Monday; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territo-y-Fair
Sunday and Monday; variable winds.
London. Jan. 6.-Kylre Bellew, Fhe act
or. is seriously ill and has been ordered
nhroad
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COLT

New Orleans. Jan. 6.-Cotton-Easier
middling, 7-16c.
Liverpool, Jan. 6-Cotton-Spot quiet;
prices lower; American middling, 4 3-32d.
Account of the stock Of the Egyptian cot
ton here shows a decrease of 25.SSS bales.
New York, Jan. 6.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull; middling uplands, u-I6c: middling
gulf, 15-16c. Futures closed steady:
January, 1928; March, 1871; April. 1913;
May. $.35; June, 1916; July. s7.3S; August
s7.S5; September, 1872: October, SC. So No
vember s. rs
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Nrv Ysrls HamIs @tat~m~es.

New York. Jan. 6-The weekly bank
statement shows the following change;
Surplus reserve. increase $780,. io4ns.
Increase 81. io1. 0oo. specie. increase t9t.-
500: legal tenders. Increase sA8ilsi". ae-
posits. increase S.g'59o. circulation. Ia
crease Sal 80 The banks now hold fil-
70. 70 in excess Of tie ie5al require
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New xora4'. Imports and Exports.

New York. Jan s.-The imports ot
specie this week we're 81. 80 gold and fse.-
% silver. Exports OF gold and silver
from this port 70 ali countries Tor tbs
week aggregate ts297oi silver bars ard
coin ard s2.eS7.932 gold The imports q
dry goods and merchandise 81 the part 81
New York Tor this week were valued a
fra qse Ola
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady yester-i
day, and the prices paid were good. The
receipts were rather light. and the quail
ity was fair to good. There were some
fancy feeders on the market and were
sold at high prices. The demand was
good and all offerings were snapped up
at once at the ruling prices They Gem
pared well with the prices paid in other
m
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METAL MARKET.

New York, J4h. s.-The brokers' price
for lead is 81. 40, and for copper, SIG. so.
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Washington. Jan. s.-Today's statement
OF the condition - the treasury asoNss
Avaiiabie cash balance. 49, so.iP9. sid
reserve. S.ss.s55.t7l
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The fact that She surplus reserve wa
maintaiaed ard even slightly Increased u
face Of the gold export movement. and
Joan expansion % sfie7.0s0. AFFORDED much
encoura cement over the domestic money
situation.
The bond market f0r ths past week has
been less active than stocEs. RE Lowell
~ prices On present returns offering
fewer attractions fHau in stocks United
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Hay-choice timothy. ss.@9s.sa: choice
prairie. S7.0od7 80.
Butter-creamery. aaSc; dairy. l2c.
Eggs-FTesh. lee.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Jan 6.-Wheat-No. . red.
cash, elevator. SEC; track, &c; January.
6Sssc; May. T0sse; July, eqsc: No. hard.
s69S7lsc.
Oorn-steady; No. cash. sc; track.
s1i4GS1lsc; January. sc: May. sls4c.
Oats-Lower: No. cash. &c; track.
24izc; January. Ac; May. 2isse; No. :
white. 25sza2e.
Rye-Easier; 5ziSc.
NEW YORK
New York, Jan. s.-Wheat-Receipts
2. 600: exports. 4sTa bushels: spot market
steady; Ne. red, 75c Z o. B.. prompt
No. red. Use. elevator. Options closed
weak az itGSsc net decline; March. s5isc:
May. 7flsc; July. 74i5c.
Corn-Receipts, 34.7s5 bushels; exports,
81, 9SS bushels; spot steady; No :. 4oise.
e O. b., afloat. S9ssc elevator. Options
closed steady and unchanged; May, SIS
GSsc. closed at SS7sc.
Oats-Receipts. s&eoo bushels; exports.
1,S95 bushels. Spot hrmer; No. ?, 2sc;
No. 5. 39iac; No , white. SlS4c; No. 3
white, SlAc; track mixed western. ga
Se1sc; track, white. SiG35c. Options quiet
Butter-Strong; western creamery, "a
soc.
Eggs-weak: western. 2la25c:. loss Off:
western. ungraded. NJ mark, 1s0S2c.
Liverpool, Jan. e-Whest - Futures
closed steady; March. IS iesd; May. IS
led
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Fnrnirr sfnck.nna lIoaer.

states threes. old fouTs. new fcurs and
flves advanced = in the bid price.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters advertised by postmaster at
Wichita, Kansas, fer the week ending
January Z, 1900:
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On the FTOUUCe EAgIlllEsv' Ivuayl IL
market closed as follows:
Butter-Firm; creamery, 22q29c; dairy,
17a2Jc.
Cheese-Firm; 12d12z4c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. loc.
Dressed poultry-Flrm; turkeys. easj4e;
chickens, Sc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Jan. 6.-wheat-Nsy
Sc. cash. No. nard. 62izas3c: 70. 9.
5sG6azc; No. 2 red. 63G7oc; No. :. egqs7c
Corn-May. 2@sc: cash. No. mixed.
-. d2s7sc; No. white. &c: 10. 8, 2s5z4
2s2sc
Oats-No. white. 24G2ii4c.
Rys-No. 2. sec.
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Five Minutes at Any Time or in Any Place

WILL INSURE YOU AGAINST DIPHTHERA, SCARLET FEVER
AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
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CASH GUN AllONS
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 52Ad66c; No. 2
red 671ad6S14c.
Corn-No 2, 302sc: No yellow. BIC.
Oats-No. 2, 2224 G2314c; No. ? white. 2Ja
- &c; No. white, 2424q25i4c.
l.ye-No. .. 52%4c
Barley-No. 2. 3SG42c.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. sa25d10.6o.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. S5.65d5. S2l5.
Short rib sides Ooose), t5.50a5.75 70; dry
salt shoulders Cboxed). 5ikG5s4c; short
clear sides C5oxed), s. 75d5.S so.
Whisky-Distiers' finished goods, per
gallon, s1.23lz
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rpc0f~ts Sffyu~
Flour, bbls. .20S.o00 81 coo
Wbeat bu ........ 81 go 30 90
Corn, bu. .....-...-.--.435Wy0 slWI
0a+s IN. .........25l.e0 600 1900
% I'm - 300 400
BaTiev bu. ......... 5000 $500
IN the Produce Exchange. today. the
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Parties calling Tor zzy os the ahevs lst-
ts-s, please sAy siaaxsrt1xAa-T
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LADIES' LIST.

3. 7.
Brown. Mrs Corney Johnston, RUBY
Burnett. Mrs K
Bruce, Mrs. Hender- Key, Mrs. L. A
son Knowles, Leiey
Bramlet, Mrs. Ella NJ.
Braden, Mrs. Rob May. FAME
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. s-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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i've Minutes at Any Time

WILL STOP COLD.
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NATURES OWN CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE HEAD. THE
AND LUNGS.
The Conservative, 1900-04-12
v

The Civic Federation of Chicago
which has been active in the promotion
of conferences having for their object
civic improvement, has taken steps for
the organization Of a national associa-
ton. The object Of which, as stated in
the constitution, is:
"To provide for a thorough discussion
of questions of national import affect
ing either the foreign or domestic policy
of the United States, to aid in the
capitalization of the most enlightened
public sentiment of the country in re.
spect thereto and, when desirable, to
promote necessary legislation in accord
ance Herewith"
The plan provides for the appointment
of an advisory council of five hundred.
Several months have been spent in care
fully selecting the members Of this
council, the object of the committee
being to secure only representative, con-
sentative, practical men of affairs, re.
publicans and democrats. No federal or
state office-holders, professional poll
t%icians, cranks, lobbyists, or revolu-
~tionists have been knowingly included.
In a government like ours, associations
of this character, that have for their
object the investigation and discussion
of public questions, are of incalculable
value in influencing popular Judgment
and avoiding the evil consequences of ex-
treme craftsmanship. 1t is to education,
by encouraging men to think more and
talk less, that we must look for the
remedy of existing evils in government.