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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKET.
zzsIPPEhs AND NOTES.

Dold bought all the hogs on the mar
ket yesterday.
Both July and September pork showed
a handsome advance yesterday.
The roD price Of hogs was five dollars
yesterlay.
Steiner & Blair Of Lyons had as pretty
e Ioad OF hogs in yesterday as have
been : en- al the yards for several d2J 5
DCld go them.
The ESht receipts Of hogs during the
week does not indicate a very material
shortage Of corn in southern Kansas.
Poor prospects for corn always mean
heavy receipts OF hogs this tine Of the
year.
All Of Dold's travelling men came IN
yesrerday, and reported a big demand
everywhere for meat Although they
have big opposition they ara doing near
ly all the business
Isor Ellsworth u Covley county was
at the yards yesterday looking around.
He had no idea that the Union sJUCk
yards was such an institution until he
looked over them.
Inspector TIIford IS looking for a great
many hogs next week As Mr.. Tilford IS
the stock yards prophet, every body is
looking for his prediction TO come true.
Edward H Seeley Of Monmouth, IL,
was at the DoId packing house looking
around yesterday. He is here visiting
friends and seeing al he can OF
Wichita. He says the packing house IS
a great institution. Il never in all my
life saw so much meat as I have seen
here" he said. after leaving one Of the
I'VE Big cooling rooms Of the packing
house.
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Strength N SPOTS
None of the Gains in Stocks
Held at Highest.
EFFECT OF CHINESE NEWS
Foreign Government Securi-
ties on the Market.

New York, July N.-Th-re were a few
sporadic cases OF strength in the stock
market today, but none OF the gains
held az the highest and some Of them
were more than wiped out. IN the rail-
road list Southern Pacific and St Paul
were the only stocks 10 make any con-
siderable show OF strength Amongs-
the specialties, Leather, the New YORK
TractiCas and Tennessee Coal were The
features. Sugar was Lifted , points at
the opening. but it vas very abviously
for the purpose Of affordtng a market
upon which TO realize profits The sock
closed points below the high level and
dominated the whole market. As the
London exchange was not in session to-
day, and had adjourned yesterday be-
fore the receipt AT washington CT Min
lister Conger's message. the effect OF that
news on the English market is still
somewhat problemat teal French rentes
rose Is confines doya- But the sceptical
tone Of the British press as 10 the aa-
thenticity OF the Conger message left 4
doubt in the minds OF Spectators as 20
how It would affect the market The
figures OF the bank statement are again
rather anu AAsrg ~ ~
prove The receipt this week OF &c.
$4,000 in gold which was shipped last
week from the Pacific coast accounts
for the large increase IN the reserve
The decrease IN the loan item indicates
that German borrowers are stu repaytnS
loans OF New York capital. Sterling ex-
change advanced IN Paris and Berlin.
and was firm. though nominal here, and
call money hardened in London, increas-
ing the likelihood of gold exports next
week. The much-u1ooted question OF how
the large balazce in our favor has been
paid or met is partly answered BY the
appearance today of advertised offerings
by New York and Chicago bond dealers
and bankers OF Il varied list OF foreign
government securities, including German,
Russian, Swiss, Dutch. Belgian, Swedish
and Canadian securities Of many deuom-
nations The market closed at unim-
portaur net changes.
The bond market was steady Total
sales. par value. H.lO0.0 coo United States
as were &c up in the bid price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

Davenport IA. July 2L-The tr9tring
meeting Of the grand western circuit
closed at Davenport to5ay. TIE tastes.
tire q the meeting was recorded when
E,dich y passed under tha vie a Eiaze-
IN TIA second heac % the .-e-tor-su pace
n 49, IN most . t56ay's events Ire
winning horse Geci5ezly oEt1--ssa1 the
field Results:
rs class. pzcinE-To-nhstoue Won Is
straight heats Tine 81 - 81 IA Il
Couutrv Girl sscoa5; Pear sae-be-t
tht-d Baby Bl0ss. BlscS Heart Par
tD1e. Stamp. admiral D@vsy. EIe--c Z
Tine. Rusaw3od. Dr. Psst1t ard Celeste
z also started
Free-f5z-alI tx pu-se S-3o-Joseosf-.s
D.xoz Won 81 Straight heats Tine 80
zlz - IA - Red SrE secoa5. Peer
Belle ral-d-
s-s3 os2ss. t-CrtfzE. purse szss-C5zr1sz
-o1 n straight zez-S TIE - -
us. "a - LAZY shzs second. Lltz II
third Cray Buy. Eva Cross Patch Res
CaE-ey. Barn Eoat II J IL EoAz =
ard LeIIls \ also S-z-tss
F-ee-15r-zu. 7azizz. parse E--Ess.a
X woz second. tourth Al ,o1-ta beats
The 1T-1--. 80 - ~ - Lorf
Roseos-v won s-zt se= = ~ - AID
Vas sscg-d Bascazoo-- th.-5
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REMAINS OF HUGE ANIMALS
Rich Find on the Little Minook River
Alaska

Victoria, B. c, July 21.-The steamer
Bristol arrived from ST. Michaels today.
after a passage OF nine and one-half
days. The passengers report new dis
cOvertes in Tanana. On Eureka creek
claims are giving from 3 TO 10 cents 10
the pan. A stampede TO the diggings
is expected. on Little Minook, what is
thought TO be a good yard Of mammalia
has been found. Tusks weighing twenty
pounds and over ten feet long and teeth
weighing ten pounds have been found
Also what are thought 10 be the skulls
OF aurochs, big skulls with horns twenty
feet long and measuring two feet across.
On nearly every claim on the creek ome
parts of skeletons have been found
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Detroit Raees Einished.

Detroit, Mich, JIy 1.-By declaring of
the 2:04 pace and 2:22 trot, the program
of the Blue Ribbon Meeting at Crosse
Pointe was finished this afternoon. Two
races on the card, the 2:E7 trotying and
the Hotel Nornardie stake for 2:0e pac-
ers, were finished from yesterday. Re
suits:
2.27 class trotting, purse $500 lunfn-
fshed yesterday)-Lasso won second.
fourth and fifth heats Time, 2:l5 l.;
2:177 -. Els Queen Eleanora won first
and third heats and was second Time,
2.I7 IA; 215 IL. Rhea third. Helen A
Mabel e.. Red Gift. Bertha Baron. Kel-
Ier's Heel Plate. Dewey, Parallo. George
Gurnett and Bert Herr also started.
Hotel Normandie stake, 5000; 2;0e class
pacing Diminished from ytsterday)-Het-
tie G. won third, fourth and fifth heats.
Time, POI IL; 2.O9: 2.05 IL Riley B.
won first and second heats and was sec
ond Time. 2:ss 81 2.0s IA. Harry o.
was third. Milton S. O'Connor. Nicol B.
Jersey Nc. Colbert. Fannie Dilard, Gin
ton B and Tom Wilkes also started
WAYNE Hotel stakes. s2Oae. 2:15 class pac-
tng-Sidney Pointer won in three straight
heats. Time. 2.11 -; 2:11 "a; 2.f2 IL
Henry P, second; The Admiral. third.
ARA, Ny Choice. Rotha J., Tom Calhoun.
Forum, Noelina and Lolita also started.
Merchants and Manufacturers Conso-
latIon sake. $3.50; IA class trotting-
Oracle Onward Won second and third
heats and race Time. Els 10; rs IA.
Walter Keim won arst heat IN 2.17 and
was second: Maud c, thir;. George II.
Ray also started
Chamber Of Commerce Consolation
stake. 1890; 2.24 class pscing-Pussy VIII
low won second and third heats and race.
Time. ia 81. Us - George c. won
first heat in 2.9I and was second; Little
Franz -hird Mt Clement BOY. Duchess,
Spot. Gamecock- George Wheeler and
Fred Wilton also started
2.l2 class trc1ting. purse tl5"o; two IN
three beats-Bora.ma won in st-aish:
heats. Tine. 2-l3 @; I'll - Georgian
ua, second. Ebert. third. Ed Locke. Cut
ting. Ka-e NcCraczel, Pilot Evans, and
8Ier-iment a,so started
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fact CUR government is proceeding upon
the presumption that these communca-
tons are authentic Il has not been in
auenced in this attitude by European
criticism. but, convinced that II had
everything TO gain and nothign 10 lose
By reposlng confidence IN the Chinese min
lister here, the state department has felt
it 70 be not only good policy. but duty
10 make use OF the friendly disposition
of the pro-forsign Chinese officials. 70
alleviate sAe condition OF the legation
ers, If they are Stil lalive. L certainly
has lost nothing by acting on this plan
for. so far from ahsung the execution
OF its military program, the government
has sought TO iRfuse additional energy
into the commanders OF its forces IN
China, as was exhibited ii Secretary
Longs cablegran yesterday 10 Admiral
Remey-
Therefore. the Shang Eai report that
Ii Hung Chang is TO De detained and pre-
vented from going to Pekn. is received
here with fo-eboding OF evil II cannot ee
conceived how Ii could materially add 20
the Boxers strength. even II he were dis
posed. by going 20 Pekin- On the other
hand Il cannot be doubted that % inter
fere forcibly with his freedom OF move
ment would preeinI5ate crisis IN the
southern provinces % China, and GER
taialy would prevent him from doing any
thing for the foreign ministers. Il he Is
acting IN good faith Feeling that the
powers themselves are now willing 70 ad-
NIT the error made by their naval com
manders IN not following Admiral
Kempr-s advice az Taku. the officials
the powers OF further measures IN the
same wrong direction Possibly this sub
iect may form the basis OF some rapid
diplomatic exchanges.
Beside Mr.. WI. who came with his two
cable messages, Secretary Hay this morn
ing saw Senator Burrows and succeeded IN
converting that senator in an half hour 5
talk from 8 pesSinits into an o2timisf
regarding the Chinese situation The SEN
ator frankly stated thai he had all along
felt that the Iegattoners had been killed.
but he was now satisfied that they were
alive and being protected by the Chinese
officials
General Leonard Wood also saw Score
ldEg nay - - QtcA4N Nbl[rt -ict@ 4hNA
the fate OF Miss Mary Condit-Smith. his
sister-in-law. who was IN the United
States legation IN Pekin, but he IS also
now disposed 20 believe that she has been
saved viii the others.
There have been no fresh orders 70 the
troops and in fact there IS nothing IN the
military or naval situation. save the
brief casualty list from Admiral Remey.
WHERE * ANCIENT CHIvALRYg-
The Daily Telegraph. in editorial
congratulattng the Washington COVER
ment upon its energy says; Unless the
powers are capable OF responding I'm
mediateiy 70 Mr.. Hays appeal BY order
ing their united forces 20 face and risk
all for an immediate advance. the yads
not only OF old chivalry but OF modern
humanity ara dead together
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HANNA VISITS The PRESIDENT
To Consult on Campaign PIaDs--NO
Speaking fill september.

+ Canton, O., July Ex-senator Hanna
monopolized nearly all OF President Nc
KinIey's forenoon today in their final
conference prior to the opening Of east
ern headquarters in New York next
week. The senator said ne would leave
for New York next Wednesday, and that
the eastern headquarters would be open
ed soon after MS arrival The speaking
campaign, he said, would not open before
the first Of September. and as yet he
does not pretend TO say what kind OF
q campaign will be conducted. The SEN
ator and his party left at 7:20 o. clock to-
night There were many visitors with
President Mckinley, among them J. NJ.
Foullon Of Denver, formerly OF Ohio,
who wanted a position in campaign
headquarters, and who is also interest ed
IN the natural resources Of the Philip
pines He came 10 Canton primarily to
see Senator Hanna and net him on the
Mckinney lawn.
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THE VEATaE..
Wichita Kan Tnlv 2

Wichita, Kan, July q, 1900.
During the past q hours, ending at Z
p. m, the highest temperature has been
s., the lowest 81, a range of . degrees,
and the mean has been z. which is
degrees colder than the normal tsmpera-
ture for the day as deduced from tha
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with clear and a little
warmer weather, with light south wind.
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been 70, which IS
one degree warmer than the normal, and
the total rainfall 1.5s inches, which IS
90 inch less than the normal.
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been II. 30 inches, which is 20 inch
less than the normal. For the same time
last year the rainfall was 81 . inches
During the past Z years the hot winds
have usually begun about this time.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
Washington, July 2.-Forecast for Sun
day and Monday:
Kansas-Fatr Sunday and Monday;
southerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gener-
ally fair Sunday and Monday; southerIy
winds.
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5o,ooo; hogs. u5,0o; sheep, $500. Last
week-CattIe and calves, 4,So0; hogs, 1A.-
800; sheep. q. 400
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 1--Cattle-Re-
eespts, 30; market unchanged; heavy ma
tive steers, $4.S095. 30; stockers and feed
ers, So 4o64 GO; butcher cows and heifers
s. 1eQ4. 70; Gamers, s.. 5ga3. 10: fed west
ems. IS. S595. 80; Texas-fed steers, 81 .032
4. 80; grass Texans, S3.o0f4.o0.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong TO
sc higher; bulk of sales, s.. o5Q5. Is; heavy
S. 0G5. %; packares, $5.0s75 III; mixed
and ught. 81. S5d5. Is; workers. s. o59s Is;
pigs, 81. 1856.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, July H-Cattle-Receipts,
100; market steady, with Texans lower,
owing 10 heavy receipts the past week :;
native steers, IS. s5d5 80; stockers and
feeders, 81. 75d4.50; cows and heifers, 500
G4.75; Texas and Indian steers, IS. GOA. so;
cows and heifers, sf.75G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1505; market to 1ec
higher; pigs and lights, s.. 15d5. Is; pack
ers. g. 10G5.25; butchers, s. 20G5.35.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market nominal
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TN CENTS HIGHER
Hog Market Climbs to the
FiVe-DoIIar Mark.
RECEIPTS VERY LIGHT
Demand Very Active and the
Quality Good.

II shippers had brought hogs IA yes
terday they would have struck it rich
Nominauy the market was 10 cents
higher, but in reality It showed an ad-
vance Of al least a ''bit' over Thurs
days prices One or two loads brought
Is cents higher than Thursdays top
price, but they were extra good hogs.
There were only two or three loads Of
wagon hogs al the yards, = record IN
precedented during the season The de-
mand was good for everything, for the
buyers were badly in need OF hogs. The
general opinion at the yards last even
ing was TO the effect that the early part
Of next week viii s. a hot and a lively
market The California packers have
sent Charlie Sharp 10 the Wichita mar
ket again. He arrived yesterday, with
instructions TO buy heavily. This ought
10, and VIII. stimulate the market great
y. Nashville viii also demand a great
many hogs during the coming few weeks
There VIII De an especially good demand
for light hogs
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

ChSago. July Z--Catt.e-Receipt 10,
no-rsin5lIy steady; natives. good 30 prime
steers. S5-Gt15.55; poor 70 medium. St-+0s5
800. selected feeders, S4-+17{.15; mixed
stocke-s. g $3.50; cows. SS-1oG4.5e; HEX
rrs. strong for best. s. uog5.-a; Gamers.
&. 596Z. -. bulls, S5-eolI4-s5; calves, 4-5-1
SIS Texas-fed steers, s4-2555.oo: grass
steers. S.SF4.I5; Texas bulls. s1-5l15 -.
Hog-Recsipts today, S,oa4; II may.
= o9e estimated: left over. 2ceo OQe0ed
e+~one 70 lsc higher, closing easier; TIP.
e mixed ard butchers. s5.f5 75-25
eoo5 10 choice heavx, S5-1oli5-SS rough
feavv. 81. s5G5. co. ugAt S5.l0Q5- 8; bulk
O. sales. 5eCF5- 81
Sheep-Receipts. so; sheep snd lambs
steady: good 70 choice wethers S=-afT
as. fair 70 choice mixed, S3.lele.S5.
western sheep. SS.eo74 >. Texas sheep.
ss.eT 4.55, native lambs, Si-0eG5.7o; west
en- .aubs. 81 6QSIS-5a.
Receipts this week-Cattls and calves.
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ALL SAFE SATURDAY
Continued from First PAGE.

/ itera tons in yesterdays dispatches OF the
/ Conger message have been causing some
revival OF hope, there Is too great a dis
trust OF Chinese duplicicy for any accep-
lance Of their truth
[ Berlin. July E-The alleged dispatch
from Minister Conger and ali the other
reassuring Chinese advices received here
are viewed by the erman officials with
extreme septicisn. and Ambassador
White has cabled the Washington author
tiles.
/ Berlin. July Administer Congers dis
patch IS regarded here with sceptlcisn.
Doubts are expressed at the American
and British embassies as wei as at the
/ imperial foreign office. L is thought
I probable THAI It is an old dispatch hith-
erto withheld BY the Chinese authorities
or dispatch connected By Chinese The
I foreign Office has a cab.egrsm from the
/ governor OF shan Tung saying that be
had received Minister Conger's message
/ from Chinese runners and forwarded Il
T 20 Washington. The governor also denies
I having sent a dispatch 70 She1g. the ad-
+ ninistratJr CT telegraph a. SHang Hal
saying that the ambassadors had been
murdered The British ambassador. Lord
( Cough. told the Associated Press CORE
spcndent that all ire cabinets were s;EI
acting upon the assumption that the NH
. Is,e-s were stiI alive
/ London. July 1.-THE uursze-ved ere
+ 6ence given % Minister ConZers message
f BY officials a. Washing continues 70
/ occasion surprise IL London The al
sence - any date and the absence q ac-
+ kn5 Ele5great q receipt Of tie telegram
/ from the state department ara considered
I hare as fatal drawbacks 20 acceptance %
the message AZ reply % Secretary Hay.
CT as anything but a spontaneous appeal
/ tor help sent CT ioug prior &c the al
legged date OF the message. his aE-ab-
s5ybi-g topic is fully cznTzsses IN -
+ pros and Gers. bgc al theories admittedly
Z present 6ifHcrlties watch Only add % ths
f obscursty of ths situation and rsn5sr ;as
urravs.Z1s e TIE puzzle harder
WARRINGTON HOLDS BY coSGER
Washington. jay -(Soo1s-After
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+ giving due consideration % .he ncreau-
+ loas criticisms q me E.urs5esz al-Hc-f-
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2EA1A Ll-E sll7tsass- N@S
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NewYork sfaueyHar,,et.

New York, July 21.-Money on call
nominal: no loans; prime mercantile pa
per, 4I4A Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills az
s4S71s for demand and 81. S37sG4-4 for 50
days; posted rates, s+.s415a4.SS: CONNER
cial bills, 81 SCI "A. S31a Bar silver. e1E;
silver certificates. s1IzG621.c; Mexican
dollars. 4s1t. State bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds irregular. Government bonds.
L. 5. srefundinE Is. when issued. regis
tered and coupon. 1o4; L. s IS regf ter
ed 100; SIS registered, 1891; coupon. kei4 {;
new ass registered, 122ss: coupon. 1898
old AZ registered and coupon, 11513; SIS
registered, 1874; coupon. u4l3.
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COTTON.

New York, July 21.-The market for
cotton futures opened quiet, with prices
unchanged 10 3 points lower and with
speculation totally lacking. Following
the call demand from shorts and scarcity
OF sellers caused prices TO advance quite
sharply, though business continued 10
hang fire. Futures closed very steady,
with a net advance OF to Z points
New York, July A.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling Uplands, 10c; middiug
quiz, 1G14c; sales, 134 bales. Futures
closed very steady; July, 1871; August
$9.25; September, sS.71; October, SS.3s;
November, s.24; December, S8.21; Janu-
airy, sS.2; March, s.. %; April, Ss27; May,
$3.50.
Liverpool, July Z-Spot cotton in small
demand; prices lower; American middling
25-32d
Galveston, July 21-Cotton quiet; s1hc.
New Orleans, July A-Cotton quiet:
niddIing 10 3-f6c
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DIX GOODS 1IARKErs

New York, July A.-The week closes
with dull market and 10 business Of
moment reported in any department.
Prices are all unchanged, but reductions
on Leading lines Of bleached cottons early
next week ara highly probable Print
cloths, fair demand for odd goods, firm
prices. Cotton yarns in fair demand and
tone OF market firm especially for lower
counts. Wool and worsted yarns steady.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. July 21.-Cofee-Spot Rio
easy; No. invoice, 924c; mild quiet
Cordova- S12d1S12c- Futures opened bare
ly steady, 10 Is points lower; closed
steady. 8 TO 30c lower. Total sales. 1890
bags, including August, s. 2GqS. z5c; nSep-
TENDER, S.25d8- Sc; October, s.S0GS. 35c;
November, S.40QS .45c; December, $3.50
soc; February, S.60c; March, S.759S. SIC;
May, s.S5d9. OOc.
Sugar-Strong; fair refining. 4ssc; cen
trifugaI. 90 test, 47sc; n4olasses sugar.,
41sc. refined firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
Discomfort
After Meals

STIFFNESS, and finding the Food both 20
distend and painfully hang like heavy
weight at the pit Of the Stomach. are
symptoms Of Indigestion Added 20 these
the sufferers viii often have Constfpa-
ton, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the
Blood IN the Head. Acidity Of the Ston-
ach. Nausea, Heartburn. Headache. Dis
gust OF Food, Gaseous Eructaions, Sink
ing or FIuttering Of the Heart, Choking
or SuffOca ting Sensations when in 4
lying posture Dizziness on rising sud
denly, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever ana Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Perspiyation, Yeliown5ss o. The
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest.
Limbs and Sudden Flushes OF heat
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