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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-10
STRONG CORN MARKET
On Reports of Dry Hot Wealth
err in the Belt
AND DAMAGE TN KANSAS
Wheat, and Everything Else,
Closes Higher.

Chicago, July s.-Wheat, following
early easiness, rallied in sympathy with
strong corn market and a higher close
at Liverpool, September finishing the ses-
sion &c over Saturday Corn advanced
on dry, hot weather in parts Of the corn
belt and damage claims from Kansas.
September closing s4qt2c up. Oats sc
higher, and provisions L1z 10 2oG291ec
improved.
The trade in wheat was fairly active
and rather nervous because the monthly
government report is due tomorrow. 7 hat
1t will reduce the spring wheat is ac-
cepted as q fact The market opened
easy, September AGszc depressed az s04
GlSAc. This was because Liverpool was
lower and there was cool weather n
the northwest Following this the tone
was firm. Liverpool, which had showed
some loss early, recovered and cos 4
sc improved Corn was strong. These
two factors, with corn the more infUen-
tial, caused a steady, but rather quiet
advance, which suffered few checks.
These were by no means startling. The
market for September clambered TO SIS
and closed firm, &c over Saturday at
Sic. Primary receipts were $4,000 bush
els, compared with $4,000 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
1856 cars, against $50 last week and 5e9
a year ago. Local receipts mum bered
q cars, none OF contract grade. Clear
ances in wheat and -four at the sea-
boar d were 10000 bushels. The domes-
tic visible increased 455, coo bushels. New
York reported eight loads taken for ex-
port.
Corn was active and at time broad.
Gentlemen with money in their pockets
and a supply of bulIishness IN their rea-
soning mechanism bought everything
which was offered-or nearly everything
and the smaller fry tagged along in
the usual way peculiar to small fry. The
why and wherefore Of the buying was to
be found in the dry weather IN Kansas
and other portions Of the corn belt, IN
2-cent advance for spot at Kansas
City, and in Insignificant country ac-
ceptances. There were some reports Of
damages IN Kansas, where the expsrt
and his microscope are ct large Sep
TENDER sold between 437s and &c, clos
ing asG15c up at 41zd45sc. Receipts
were As cars.
Oats followed the course Of corn fuct-
uations, being for the most part subject
To the same conditions OF demand and
prospective yield of growing crops Re-
ceipts were 17s cars. September sold BE-
tween $3.50 and use, closing sc bet
ter. at 2415c.
Provisions sympathized wit hthe corn
strength; the hog market vas steady
and receipts at the yards moderate. and
there was an absence Of influential sail
ing which last week was somewhat de-
pressing. There was fair OUTSIDE de-
mand as well as support from packers.
Trade was fairly active. September pork
sold between s12.721A and 81. ST. and
closed 2oG2215c over yesArdsy, al sf2 S71S:
September lard between Sc .92th and 500.
closing 121ad15c better. At S7.G0. and Sep
TENDER ribs between S-e0 and $40. with
the close 121ac Up. at $40.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
IS cars; corn, 1000 cars; oats. SO cars;
hogs, 2l.0o0 head.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, July 9.-The iron and steel
markets continue on their downward
course and in very unsatisfactory condf-
ton. Pittsburg reports that Bessemer
pig iron could not be sold SIS in the
valley, and steel billets are down to so.
Pig iron warrants were quoted nominal
~ at s13 80 and No. l northern at SIS
Tin was a shade frmer, in sympathy
with an advance OF 81 for SPOT tin in
London. The close there being e1i5 los
for spot and futures s133 15c. Our mar
ket closed firm. but very quiet on the
ba sis Of $31 So. Copper was quiet and
unchanged both here and IN London.
The closing price in the local market
was 1850. The American Smelling and
Refining company further reduced the
price OF lead today. The price now is
quoted at s.. 921aG3. s71z. and unsettled at
that. Spelter was a little easier at 81. 20
d4.25. The brokers' price for lead was
50 50 and for copper S16.25
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LIVESTOCK AIARKETs.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July S.-Receipts, 400; steers
steady 20 10c lower; butchers stock
strong; natives, best on sale today, one
car load az $50; good TO prime steers,
s. 1eg5. %; poor 70 medium. 5. .6o75. 80; Sc
lected feeders, steady. ss.75a4. 20; mixed
stoekers, S2.eod3.75; cows, 81 1904 81 /;
heifers, s3.00G5 co; Gamers. g. 0oG2. -;
bulls, $2-50G4.5o; calves, 81. 59G6. 30. Tex
ans, receipts 500; best on sale To-Day,
two cars at $50; Texas-fed steers steady
to q shade lower, "a 4G65. 20; Texas grass
steers, g. $50. %; Texas bulls, g. 60d4- 60
Hogs-Receipts, today, 30. 600; tomorrow,
5000; left over, 1900: active, a shade
higher; top, $50: mixed and butchers.
8 .1545s-50; good TO choice heavy, s5.210
$50; rough heavy, S. 05d5. Is; light, $50
$50; bulk Of sales, s5.35G5. az
Sheep-Receipts. 22eo0; sheep steady to
strong; choice lambs 10 TO 20c hisher;
others steady: good 70 choice wethers,
a. 10d4.75; fair to choice mixed, 500
AS; western sheep, 5000. IS; Texas
sheep, s.. 25G4 90: native lambs, 81 251
SIS; western lambs. s5.e0G6. 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, July 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market steady to 10c lower;
native steers. g. 75d5. IS; Texas steers,
So. 75d4.s0; Texas cows, s2.50d3 10; native
cows and heifers, 81 .2594 50; stockers and
feeders. s.. 1Gd4. 70; bulls, 3 .25G4 IS.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market steady TO
strong; bulk Of sales. s.. 221495 s21ss:
heavy, s.. 25d5.35; packers, s.. 21615 -391a |;
light. $. 10d5. III; mixed, s. 10d5. q;
workers, S5-20G5. %; pigs, $4.S5G5.o5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1G00; market weak;
lambs, So. 75qs. 90; muttons, s.. 00G5.Oo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo, July s.-CattIe-Receipt
$500, including 2000 Texans; natives
steady; beef steers, 81 .90d5. so; stockers
and feeders, s2.5Gd4- s.; cows and heif-
ers, 81. 25d5.O0: Texans steady; steers,
g. 00fI4. IS; cows and heffers. g -35G3. So
Hogs-Receipts, 42oo; market strong 70
&C higher; pigs and lights, S 25G5 %;
packers, s.. 2O6l5. 80; butchers, IS .S5d5 .45.
Sheep-Receipts, 700: market steady;
lambs. S4-50Q6.0o: muttons. s4.00q4.55.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-10
PROVISIONS lTAREFT.


A big deal recently made in Texas was
the subject Of comment at the yards yes
terday. :. Z. Burnett OF Fort Worth,
the latter part OF last week bought from
the Louisville Land and Cattle company
10000 acres Of land and 1900 head Of
cattle. The Big cattle ranches are going
into fewer hands ali the time.
] Griffith OF Belle PLANE marketed
car load Of hogs yesterday that went
70 Dold for = good price.
2. B. Statey OF Rose Hill and A Gar
land Of kiowa came in on late trains
with car load Of hogs each and sold
PIE a. the stock yards who favor an
eighth W day. but the Wichita mar
ket lasts while it is daylight
J. s. Taylor of College Hill was a
visitor at the yards yesterday. He will
soon leave here TO visit his Old home
AT Princeton. Indiana. and tell the peo-
pie there what he knows about Kansas.
J. c. Cundif Of Conway Springs, who
is a prominent shipper and cattle feeder,
was visitor at the yards yesterday.
He says ne would ike to see a feeder
market at Wichita, so that he could
come here next fall and buy his feeders.
Dunaway & Gregory had two car loads
Of hogs on the market yesterday from
Touka va, Oklahoma, that were fairly
good. and went 10 Dold
T. II Martin, a prominent business
man OF Tonkawa. Oklahoma. was at the
yards Yesterday looking after the inter
ests f MS town.
J. j Core. Of Pond Creek. had a car
load Of hogs on the market yesterday
that sold for the bulk price.
Dold cot IN two car leads II carn-fed
steers from Andale last evening.
Cattle receipts at western markets last
week were lighter than for three weeks.
bat were fully VI 70 the average for
the first week in July. Compared with
the previous week. there was q decrease
Of nearly 5000 head, while over the
same week last year the increase IS
more than 500. Chicago is the only one
OF the FIVE markets 10 show a decrease
from last year. her falling off amount
Ing to $500 Kansas City shows a gain
eff s0a Omaha 200. S. Louis 4630, and
St Joe. 2S0a.
There vas A heavy decrease IN re-
ceipts - hogs. 1ast week. the total being
only 2c4 1oo AZ five markets, which Is he
Iightest weeks supply since the closing
week Of 1899 The decrease from last
week amounts to 1880 head. and prices
advanced rather literally as a result.
Compared wit hthe same week last year
there was p decrease last week Of g. 7ao
head Of this decrease Kansas City con-
tribureI 4 900 Chicago $3.50. Omaha s.
sa0 St Louis 1850 while St Joe made
the only Increase. gaining 6.Ion
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN HUSTON
Continued From Second Pa=e

ing On his death bed in far Of Manila
Many were the inquiries made there Of
Captain Huston and all praised highly
his ability as an officer and his excel
lence as a man and comrade.
Captain Huston was very popular
among the officers and men Of the Rough
Rider regiment. A number Of his asso-
ciate captains. who attended the Oklaho-
ma City reunion. were highly eulogistic
in their admiration Of hin. and Colonel
Roosevelt, in speaking Of his sub-of1cer,
said: y viii see to il that Captain Hus-
ton is returned 20 the United States and
given a position here, where his health
viii not be so greatly endangered. =
When the Colonel was speaking these
words the captain was dying.
In regard 70 the admiration with which
CAPTAIN Huston was regarded by his su-
perior officers. is the following highly
eulogistic letter from Brigadier General
Wood, governor general OF Cuba recon-
mending Captain Huston as 4 soldier and
officer:
Santiago de Cuba, March Is. 's9.
ITO whom it may Concern:
Major r. B. Huston. assistant pay
master Of L. s. V, fas formerly captain
in the First United States Volunteer cav
airy. He served with the distinguished
gaIantry and ability in the engagement
at Guasimas and also at the battle OF
San Juan and at the seige Of Santiago
He IS an accomplished gentleman and
a man of good instincts and excellent
ability. He was an excellent officer in
the field and also during the organiza-
ton and equipment # the regiment I
strongly recommend him as major and
paymaster [. s. V, knowing that he has
been. and VIII continue to be an excel
dent and valuable officer.
GENERAL WOOD,
Major General L. s. V. Commanding
Department Of Santiago"
II was the wish Of Captain Huston, ex-
pressed before departing for Manila and
also in letters received from him, that in
case he should die whik in the service m
the islands, his body be returned to the
old home in Hamilton. Ohio, for final In
terment This wish viii oe regarded and
the body returned as soon as the war de-
partment can act. Attorney A II. HGs-
ton has already teIegraphed Adjutant
General Cor5in in regard to the matter
The mother Of Captain Huston IS still
living in Hamilton. Ohio, as are also sew
eraI brothers and sisters, to al of whom
will the sad news come with great sor-
row.
In Guthrie reside the wife and child,
3 years old. and the brother. A H. Fus-
ton. The wife was formerly Miss Wan
IA Rhodes Of Worcester, N 7 She was
married in this city to Robert Huston
ever been a happy and ideal one. She
has now with her ,the sympathy Of their
many friends in Guthrie and throughout
the territory
Wherever Robert Huston was known he
was highly respected and honored. He
lived that life that wins true and per-
manent friends and for him now none
has anything but expressions OF the
highest praise. His gallant conduct in
the service in Cuba and The Philippines
has added greater houors 70 his home
city and the territory that sent him 10
the front
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-10

from a political point % vfeS 4 seems
% be A fatal mistake on the part 81 tes
powers 70 have taken that aKzrsss.vs
step before they had landed sufH slt
forces % be abe % support s. or = 9si-
low it -. They stirred 40 a bee-hlva
when not IN a position . zc0arn oss~h aes-
thing Instead e relieving ne iee-
tors IN Pe<tag. they axgravats4 TIRE 4 70
alton. stirring ~ an iz-oraat AID raa8-
teret populace . Try.
What eject Different posicy vs. 4
have haG on TIE Chirese =. tfink. sx-
emp1ae3 - the .ttltufs which l. Eanx
Chang China's most proErasslve as ta-
fgsnt5ai sfafssusa1- has taken tosz-4
your admiral. Ee-pT. Who reeusrs .
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the American admiral - accompany ~
IN p mission 20 PeEiuE - TIE oe-
poss = pacsfgfrE ths ChInese. ns4 -
tas szpresssd fhs d-rses thzs - f'rn
5,atss Should Art ss iutsrrnstlary - 80
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The sheriff. however. removed him czicS
" and quietly to Mexico. No. and there
By avoided lyncnlng.
He was imprisoned for six weeks a.
Mexico. ard during that tine Re aug q
tunnel. through which he escaped N The
middle OF the nisaC he was Fan &
remarkable energy and shr4 Sdness and
succeeded IN covering u his tracSs en-
tirely.
For thirty years he remained entirely
concealed from the police and TIE author
itI4s-
The reward Of all their long years q
waiting and searching and dste1tiye wcrk
came lat year. X came. strange "a say.
in the form OF 4 letter from Mrs. Ger
nella Street. Alexander testers hs.f SIS
ter. much younger than himself Ibis
vas 70 Sheriff Simmons and was FIRST
printed n the Eagle:
To the Sheriff Of Sedgwfck Cou-tY:
II wish 20 make Statements 70 you n
regard 70 ny brother, whose nzms ls
Alexander Jester. who vas arrested near
Mag 2. for killing a young man for h.z
team. watch a.d ciofhinz
The murder vas c0rzmfttesd n NE
souri. near Ws--ensburg. Ny brother Vas
arrested f9r murdsrirE this young nan.
and I know Of ny personal kugS'e1Es
that he IL guilty az ths charge h rss
given 4 preliminary hearing fl W.c1its.
and vas sent 10 Missouri. nea- wasre
the crime was committed. ard brsss tsla
He - ny own b-o.ser. bat I want hsn
punished Tor that crime. hope you can
and VIII End On thA docket rs p-s',n-
mary hearing and Efil notify tne oaicers
OF the county where The murder vas com-
m3tted. NJ brother s ivi-E here "a
shawnee. 0. T. and "a known BY ths
name Ct II A HuL R7ptns 70 As.r f-on
Tou n reply. respectfully.
"CoRNrELrA STREET
Il has always ben thought thaf C7r-
nsilz Street exposed hsT brsrhsr becauss
Re wa sb5ut 70 enter int5 marriage
she id uot apDrovs.
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FOR WORKING A ECON" GAME
Hugh Cesner IL Given Fifty-Three
Days at Oklahoma city.


Guthrie, 0. T., July The Oklahoma
City Oklahoman says: IN police court
yesterday Hugh Cesner was given fifty
three days for working q 'con" game on
an upnsuspecting young man who was
logging for work Cesner and a partner
who was not apprehended. represented 10
the young man that they were wealthy
farmers from Ponca City. and that they
were booking for farm hands As the
young man was looking tor work. they
soon came 70 terms and he was 10 accom-
pa1y his new found friends TO their home
II Kay county. ~ this ju1cture the
'con" men explained TO their victim that
they had been having a pretty good time
a the reunion and were FOR the time be-
ing financially embarrassed, although
they rad their return tickets. They stag
ed that they hal = package IN the express
Office here with S15 charges on It and pro
duced a bogus Wells Fargo receipt n
support q their statement Their new
enploe had the money and he let the
sharpers have #, taxing 3 worthless
check on The state National bank q this
CITY for the amount The lamb vas then
invited INTO q restaurant 70 have some
tEing 90 eat. and while the meal
was being prepared ths "faruers'
stepped OUT oscensibly 90 20 y
The postofHce. But they never came back.
After an UnconfortabIy long wait f.
tawned uqon the young man that he rad
beer dupez. AM he made his JOSS known
q ths police. The arrest 81 Ceszer fol
loved but rs partner could not - found
Cesner Is IT ol5 offender. having bee1
given e sentence % Ei1ety-0rs days 1or
4 Ike s@ense during the s-rset fair LAST
year. After serving Two days q Rs ser
telcs he escaped ard had nor 5seu sen
again urtiI his Arrest YESTERDAY h VIII
probably have % an1sh tbs SCI teucs.
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ARE IGNORED
On Stock Market, and Specu-
Iation Is Low.
PRICE MOVEMENTS WIDE
Undertone Firm--Money Con-
tinues Easy--Bonds Dull

New York, July s.-Not much impress
sion was produced On the stock market
today By events, and the professional
contingent, which conducted practically
all the transactions, fel again 10 very
small proportions. The larger volume
OF dealings and the more important op-
erations. which characterized last weeks
market, were not in evidence today. The
failure Of last weeks attempt 10 az
tract outside interest In the market BY
bidding up prices seems 10 have been
satisfactory demonstration 10 that ele-
nent that the period is not ripe for &C
tive speculation Nevertheless, the price
movements OF the cay were quite wide,
owing TO the small floating supply o.
stock The undertone Of the market,
TOO was Enthusiastically firm. Even the
sharp break in Brooklyn Transit, which
stock ed the market in point OF ac-
tivity, had very eight effect on the
general list. although a few large gains
in special stocks were yielded in sympa-
thy with II. Brooklyn Transit at the
low point was SIS below the nigh point
The stock showed feeble resistance 70
the decline, the bears apparently turn
ing the course OF the stock as they
chose There was no news TO explain
the decline, but rumors were prevalent
CT a poor statement of earnings 10 be
made in the forthcoming report. The
other local traction stocks we're under
pressure, Metropolitan selling at one tine
points unuder Saturday, but rsllying
3. Illinois Central rose at one time ga
and dealings in tha stock were quite
large. Unofficial reports that the stock
is 20 90 on 6 Der cent basis were r.
FL
ed good recovery on the authorized an
nouncement that tomorrow's dividend
declaration IS 10 be on per cent
yearly basis. The grain-carryinz roa Is
were wei taken al day in anticipation
of tomorrow's monthly crop report,
which is expected To show the improved
condition from rains IN the northwest.
Baltimore and Ohio was weak feature
on the score of the Insignificant increase
in gross earnings reported for June. The
Steel stocks were inclined to hesviness.
Tennessee Cosl losing 2 points. The
movement in the group was supposed 20
be connected with the attempts 70 reach
an agreement regarding prices.
The large decrease in reserves shown
BY Saturdays bank statement remained
unexplained today. but the continued
ease Of the money market left no room
for immediate apprehension on that
score It Is tho r7Ore remote periods
regarding which doubts are felt and
lenders should hold ous for fuI rates
for time loans going over for the longer
periods. though the supply OF funds for
short periods IS abundant The doubtful
factors in the future are the absorption
OF the revenue surplus by the treasury.
the possible foreign needs for money
growing out Of the future developments
IN China. and the working out Of the
ove--eztension OF credits in Germany and
Russia. Closing prices OF stocks today
were as follows:
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COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARKETS

New York, July 9.-Cofee-Rio quiet;
futures opened steady at 20 points adj
vance on cables and foreign support, ard
closed irregular. with prices 10 points
lower to points higher. Total safes.
A. 80 bags, including July at 7.SeG7. sc;
August, SOFAS SOC; September, S.G5ds. 1Gc ;
October, S.10ds. &c: November, S15GS. 20c:
December. S.30ds. S5c; March, S.eOdS. 75c;
May, s.75ds. soc.
Sugar-Raw strong and held higher.
Refined strong: No. 5, 5.50c: No :, 5.45c;
No. 8, soc; No. g. 5.55c; No. 10 $500;
No. Il, 5.25c; No. z 5. &c; No. 13, SOC:
No. Il. soc; standard a, 5.S0c; confec-
toners A. $500; mould A, 6.25c: cut-l0af,
soc; crushed, 6.4oc; powdered, 6.loc ;
granulated, 5.00c: cubes. 6.15c
New York. July s.-The American Sugar
Refining company today advanced all
prices Of refined sugar 10 points
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HOGS F|TE HIGHER
Receipts More Than Expected
for FirSt of Week.
P0RkERS CAME IN LATE
All Were Sod When Market
Closed Last Night.

Light receipts Of hogs were expected
YESTERDAY, but they kept coming. and
by the time the 9ste trains were al IL
there was a fair supply of hogs for the
first day OF the week The market was
generally quoted cents higher, but
some OF the most desirable hogs brought
~ cents higher than Saturday. The
quaiIty Of the offerings yesterday did
net average very good. There were a
good many Iignc, thin hogs and heavy
rough hoEs- Some Of the car lots that
made fair average did not bring the
top price for this reason Dold took
about all the offerings, but order buyers
were present and held of until the very
last because Of light receipts. They did
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WOOL MARKET,

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tory and western medium. I96-Sc; fine,
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