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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKET.


The top price yesterday was $3.50 on
two loads.
The stock yards people took a half a
day off yesterday. All the receipts were
IN by noon.
Manager Fred Dold, jeff Houston and
W. NJ. Paugh are down in Oklahoma,
near kiOwa, at Mr.. DOlds ranch. They
are looking at some fancy cattle near
there, with a view to purchasing for the
ranch to be used, as they are needed IN
the Wichita packing house.
The DoId company find themselves I'M
able TO supply the demand made on
them for meats, and have run out Of
certain popular kinds. They expect to
be able 10 catch UP in q few days.
All of Dolds travelling men came in
Yesterday TO make their weekly reports.
Every one Of them reports big trade
and a greater demand than they can
supply
Chief Clerk Harrison, Of the Dold
packing house, sad yesterday that an
enormous amount q business was done
during the " ek, Notwithstanding a short
stock.
4 Letter was received yesterday from
a Carthage, No, dealer ordering meats,
and saying that the people over there
want the Wichita product Carthage is
in what is known as the bull-pen, where
St. Louis. Kansas City and Wichita all
meet in strong competition, and Wichita
IS not ony holding its own With the
other big cities, but has more than dou-
bled lis trade.
The Chicago Drovers Journal remarks
that q packer may be stingy, but 1T can
not be trut hfully said that his slaugh-
te house never gives away a scent.
AT Chicago on Thursday, Representa-
tive Christian Miller Of Elgln, Ia, was
on he mark with three cars of grade
Brown Swiss cattle that averaged 1888
pcun5s. and sold at $685. These cattle
are quite a novelty, and although but
tn.o-year-o-ds showed considerable
weight. which is a good recommendation
for their feeder and for the breed of
cattle.
Cincinnati Price Current: Inquiries
Rrong the trade in prominent western
markets in regard to indications as to
proba BILE receipts Of marketing of hogs
during the coming three months, COM
pared with corresponding time last year
result in expressions rejecting more or
less differ ence Of opinion, but which may
be regarded as suggesting that some in
crease is looked for at Kansas City,
about an equal number compared with
last year at Omaha and st. Joseph,
some decrease at St. Louis and Chicago
about as many or possibly less at Mil
waukee. and a decrease in sundry in
terror sections. Taken as a whole, the
Information does not suggest much
chang as likely. with the chances more
IN favor OF some decrease than for an
Increase. with the decrease likely to de-
gelo7 D-ior to October.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
TRAlN MEN ARE KICKING HARD
Against the Union Paeiflc's Orders as
to ErnnloNes' Tickers.

Denver, Colo, July pa Republican
special from Cheyenne. Wyo.. says; II is
learned here that the several laDor or
CARNATIONS on the Union Pacific. includ-
ing the Order Of Railway Conductors.
Brotherhood OF locomotive Engineers,
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen,
Order Of Railway Telegraphers and the
Sw1tchmen's union. will ight the new
watch inspection and physical exanina-
ton orders which win go into effect on
the Overland on August 1. Represe nta-
tives of the orders named have travelled
over the road and have visited the vari-
Gus lodges. Meetings have been held and
it has been the unanimous opinion OF the
employees that the company has no right
TO coerce them into buying watches OF a
certain make: that the employees should
unite and make ssnd against the or
der. and. II necessary, go on strike. Com
mittees have been appointed from the
several organizations and these viii wait
upon the officials OF the road during the
next two or three days and protest
against the new orders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

other hand McHenry was doing every
thing IN his power TO push Anaconda 10
the front. The two PAGERS went under
the wire so close together that many OF
the spectators thought Anaconda had
won. The judges. however. gave the race
10 Prince Alert and marked up the time
as 2:03 In the 2:1S, Palm Leaf was the
favorite but it took seven heats 10 de-
eide who was the victor. Johnny Agan
won the BIB pace so easily that it depriv-
ed the race OF interest. Results:
2:15 class. trotting. purse Sl500. three In
ive-Arch " won third, sixth and sew
enth heats. Time 2:13 1-2, 2;17. 21s.
Senator K won first and second heats
and was second. Time 2:lS 81. 2:Is 81
Palm Leaf won fourth and hfth heats.
and was third. Time PA. 2:15 Ia Mag
gle Anderson, Belle Curry. Patsy 3. Clint
Carly and Maud c also started.
2:04 class. passing, purse $3.50, two In
three-Prince Alert won in straight heats
Time, 2;oS 300. Anaconda second, Indi-
ana third.
2:13 class Pacing, purse 1890. three In
five-Johnny Agan won in straight heats
Time 2:11 IL, 2:1O IA. 200 81. Major
Marshall second. James r. third. Friel-
mont and Connie also started.
2:27 class, trotting. purse 1920. two in
three--Annie Burns won in straight
heats. Time 2.1s IL. Ala IL. Lasso. sec
and; Texana. third ParalIax and Bertha
Baron also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
NOTHING Of INTEREST
In Stocks Except TO the Pro-
feSsionaIS.
NET LOSSES THE RULE
Sugar the Feature, With Its
Drop of 8 Points.

| New York, July 2s.-There was almost
nothing in the days stock market to in
! terest anyone outside OF the small cir
cles OF professional operators In stocks,
who conducted all the business. Prices
advanced IN the first hour and declined
after the appearance Of an Unexpectedly
strong bank statement. Small net losses
are the rule as a consequence. The fea-
ture was perpendicular drop Of points
in Sugar, after an opening advance Of
3-S The reason assigned was rumor
Of a strike in one OF the conapany's re-
fineries. The rumor was denied without
materially strengthening the stock. Sell
ing orders to stop losses on the long side
were uncovered at the decline and the
raid on the stock was doubtless made
with the purpose Of dislodging these or
ders. The bears were content TO take
their profits and the stock quieted down.
Brooklyn Transit was bid up on contin-
ued rurnors OF a good annau report and
Burlington was bought on the belief that
the juno report would show net earnings
that would compare favorably with those
Of other roads. The selling after the
bank statement seemed to be realizing
and was based on the superstition that
shorts would cover on the good bank
statement. But there did not seem TO
he any shorts and the market sagged off
TO the low point of the morning. The
closing was heavy. AS the added depos-
its in the bank We're largely cash, the
surplus reserves benefited 10 the substan-
tiaI extent of S3, 456,075. The field of the
loan expansion Is now very clear. Ger
tainIy new loans did not find their way
into stock market operations. The in
crease of over a million in the outstand-
ing circulation of the banks is due TO the
completion of plates for printing notes
in Washington, work on which has de-
layed the issuing Of notes already applied
for by the banks. A recovery in sterling
exchange in Paris TO the high point OF
the week and a sharp rise in Berlin &C
counts were the features OF the day bear
ing on the question of gold exports next
week
The bull interest in the stock market
demonstrated to their own satisfaction
early in the week that their campaign,
while easily successful in advancing
prices was entirely abortive in inviting
any outside demand for stocks. 1t was
easy to bid up prices. as there was not
large selling of stock, but there was
practically no demand outside of that
from the professionals themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
SAN JOSE SCALE HARMLESS
Germany Is Convinced Mt last. and
Admits California Fruit.

Washington, July 2s-The fruit growers
OF California viii be glad 70 know that
among the good results % the late digso-
matte agreement with Germany IS the re
noval OF the vexatious inspection a
dried and evaporated fruit exported from
the United States These fruits VIII here
after be admitted into Germany "a for
merry without inspection on account OF
the San Jose scale. Il has required Two
years Of earnest work on the part % the
state department to convince tho Ger
man government that tho danger from
San jose scale in American fruit Wa
purely fanciful. The department was
seoonded tn It's efforts by some % the
leading German hoarls ~ trade and s.
was finally established beyond coutra ven
ton that the san Joee scale. even II
present IN American fruit originally, soon
dies ard IS always inert and harmless
before Il crosses The ccean-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Wichita, Kan, July Is, 1900.
During the past "a hours, ending at I
p. m, the highest temperature has been
SO, the lowest "a, a range of % degrees,
and the mean has been rs, which is 4
degrees colder than the normal ten pera-
ture for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with clear weather until
nearly night, when a bank of stratus
clouds formed in the northwest.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been Is, which Is
just the normal, and the total rainfall
216 inches, which is .64 inch less than
the normal.
Since the first of the year the rainfall
has been 1877 inches, which is II inch
less than the normal. For the same time
last year the rainfall was 81. % inches.
The river has fallen to feet on the
gauge, the lowest it has been since Au-
gust 4. FRED l.. JOHNSON,
Observer
Washington, July 2S.-Forecast for Sun
day:
Kansas-Generally fair Sunday and
Monday; warmer in western portion Sun
day; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Local
rains and cooler Sunday; generally fair
Monday; southeasterly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
TELEG RAPHIo nKEVIrEEs

Carthage. Mo, July 2s-Arthur Castle
ban % Eozei.an. Mont. was run over
and killed b. a Missouri Pacific train
near here today.
San Farncisco. July 2s-Richard D. r.
land. the distinguished landscape artist.
is dead from pneumonia al hts residences
IN Oakland. after go Illness ~ several
months. IIo was a native q England.
aged g years.
Austin. Texas. July ss-A hrs. due 70
careless handling % kerosene "a starting
a Gre. Destroyed the residence q Thee
dore =. Hackenbrrg- Hsckenh8fR and
less about Ne1co.
Memphis Tenn. July "a launch
loaded with pleasure seekers coliiasd
with a barge IN White river. near BACK
Rock Ark. last nIvat and sank JOHN
Wyckerahau. recently from Kansas
City. was crowned
Seattle. wan. July "A special -
the Ties from East Ciaaa. wash rays.
The steamer Evteta CaEtain Ianslag
san Fraucis@o fsr Seattle. owned hy Al
erdeen parties wsnt IN tha rocks hlEh
and dry here last nlgbg a. uisn3zat ia
dense Tex
Atlanta Ca. July AT ths fgssr'h
days session q -. aouthern genera
conference y the TpTo~th J<arua TIE
topic % Missions VAS generally fiz-
cgseed. IT. e. g. REID. - Korea. ais-
e1saed ''Ths Fegfern Question and S.
Relations 20 2iisa RS"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
WHEAT On b SLUMP
Cables and Receipts are
Against the Price.
SEPTEMBER | 1-8 LOWER
All Other Markets Close at
Reductions.
SEPTEMBER | 1-8 LOWER

Chicago July 2S.-Disappointing cables
and large receipts were mainly RESPONSE
| BILE Tor a slump which wheat took today,
September closing 11sc under yesterday
Corn closed 14c and oats a to &c lower.
| AT the end Of the session hog product
was 5Q71sc to 20c reduced in price.
Liverpool turned a deaf ear to the
bulge here yesterday and dished out dis
| appointment 10 local holders by closing
I'D lower to sd higher. Paris was also
| lower and the weather favorable. Sep
TENDER opened 4 to 1ac lower at $3.50
757sc, and for a time fuctuated between
759s and 7Gc. business being Of a quiet
order. Some were as bullish as they were
when the drought was on, while others
predicted crops almost double the more
gloomy estimates. An hour before the
close holders became discouraged and be-
gan selling. The outside demand was
very slack and there was no hope TO De
drawn from the cash business. Septem-
Der tumbled down to 70 and closed weak,
11sc lower, at 75l4c. Primary receipts
exceeded last year's-S940 900 bushels, com
pared with 100000 bushels. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 217 cars, against
265 last week and 344 a year ago. Local
receipts numbered 1T cars, 81 of which
graded contract. Clearances at the sea-
board were equal in wheat and flour 10
405, COO bushels
Corn was quiet, but compared with
wheat the market showed considerable
firmness. Country offerings, although IN
some instances freer, were generally
small, and the cash demand remained
brisk Liverpool was a Disappointment
but following the opening the dip caused
by the English easiness was overcome
Later, however, the pronounced wheat
weakness caused a fractional recession
from the top, but the end of the session
found the market steady. There was
some selling by shippers who had good
profits on their freights. Receipts were
301 cars. September sold between 3S7s and
38ssc, closing 14c undr yesterday, at 382sc.
The weakness of wheat was an inAu-
ence the oats market could not ignore
Traders sold on the weakness of the big
market and the elevator people unIoaded
moderately on the expectation of larger
arrivals next week. Receipts today were
III cars September ranged between
22A and 2215c. closing Q2sc under yes
terday, at 221zc.
Provisions were quiet an easy. The
market opened firm because hog receipts
here and in the west were light and
because the market at the yards showed
an advance. Hogs later essed off. traders
in hog product sold moderately and pack
ers did very little buying. all OF which
cost the market its early bulge and
more, too. September pork sold between
s12 and 81 TO- and closed 20c lower at
81. 70. September lard between Sc 671A0
60, closing 5GR712c down, at $6.75, and
September ribs between sos and S.. IS,
with the close TIC reduced. at $685..
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat,
90 cars; corn, 253; cats, 242; hogs, 5000
mead
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
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BROKEN RECORD BROKEN
at Cleveland. Where Prince Alert
Get. Under gouey-~ Time

Cleveland, July 2--Tse last 1ay q tAs
Grad Cz-cs1st meeting was market by
aug-her sensational pa-fg-rnauce- The
v-orld's Tscgrd Sr pzcr-s r. aovuges.
Sazch E72s 5-o<en On TE-s5s .Aoy C-rey.
when - went 1zile n "a - VS.
again loE@-@d 6Y Pr11oe Ale~- today
wien - covs1s-s she track u 90 TEE
- pz.c~ wss tie Frsat Taoe - tze raeef-
s-z TIA ;sa ea-tss d~.sEl@4 - teree
sta-ta<s, Anaco12a- 8 y lSsast.Ye fsv9--
re Tr6saza snd Prf-e= Aie-. T1rinos
As@-t Esaa Ihe a-Ss hea< VIE ease - -
n tae seeo-5 hsat P~t-aee Ale-E rs -
20 sg2s fret xezE :Ae quarter q DIRTY
ss@azds ard tae ha1f 81 1.sl - Ten
McEsen-v s@Ezu - sr4vs Anzeo-asa- Te-s
1ezree-esz--s w-1s rescssed - III -
Bon A1Eszs e2ae srg@1 liz s-r 10 1ske
t2e Esrsz walker et3 net fgaea Przzaae
IA with tAs wEg z11s - -&s wszA1a
sSls y Era .@zx.2z q Ia VIE. Or "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
COTTON.

New York, July 2.-The market for
cotton futures opened quiet AMI easy,
with prices to points lower, and dis
PLAYED a feeble undertone throughout the
day. The market was quiet. with prices
net to points lower.
New York, July &.-Spot cotton closed
dull; middling uplands, 10 1-16c; middling
gulf, 10 5-1sc; sales, 52S bales. Futures:
July, $500; August, sac; September,
9.24c; October, S.36c; November, 8.22c; De-
cember, S.19c; January, S.19c; February.
SIZE; March. sac; April, S.26c; May,
$3.50.
New Orleans. July 2s.-Cotton easy;
niddling. 101zc.
Galveston, Tex, July 2S.-Cotton quiet
SIC
Liverpool. July B--Spot cotton higher;
tone dull; American middling, 25-32d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Pittsburg. Pa. July z.-val Ee1nmei
candidate for vice president q the United
States on the Socialist Labor ticket. was
arrested THURSDAY night together with
Paul p Binger of Ohio and william O.
Cowen OF Peasyivania- charged vlth VIC
lsting city ordinance IN holding street
meetings without license. sgpeaied tae
case 20 court today. The hearing On fhe
appeal vas fixed FOR August =. Tne
petitioner claims that the ordnance IS q
violation Of the state constitution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

St Louis. july "a party = - per-
sons. consisting = e.gh'y ne'1t-Tz % the
Alabaoa Press association ard taair fzsai-
lies. ere IN the city. Thsy arrived here
today from Denver ard W. remain uEtil
Sunday evening shsa ths party vii Pro
cee8 home. Reception. coEn-Izlttess eaeo-t-
ed the visitors q tbs points q Interest
abou- ere CRY ~ e oc.os al safsrfnsl
reception xa= tsas5sfs3 them on fbe
sls-cs41ls' Exchangs ard ths rnTEnaln9er
q rhs day Eas sae1t FfEatsss51z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
DRY GOODS sIARKErs

New York, July 28-The market for dry
goods retains its slightly frmer tone
though no radical increase in business
is reported. The reduction in bleached
cottons has helped to make an increased
yardage. while III brown goods there is
a slightly better feeling, some makers
having practically withdrawn from the
market. The curtailment at Fall River
has been a bullisn factor, which is like
~ TO be Of increasing importance. The
opening of lightweight woolens on Mon
day is awaited with interest by the
trade
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WICHITA POULTRY MARKET.
z q q narr Wichita
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, July H.-Cattle-RecsipCs, ;0C;
nominally steady; natives, good TO prime
steers, S5.1505.S5; poor to medium, 81 500
80; selected feedrs steady, s4.GG44 .e5;
mixed stockers, 3.00d3. 90; cows, S.. Goa
40; heifers, $S.2565. 10; Gamers, So q
$50; bulls, 50. 9oq4. 60; calves, S. 5Gd7. 90;
Texas feed steers, s4.40a5.15; today's
grass steers, 50. 35Q4. %; Texas bulls. $50
as. 80
Hogs-Receipts, today, 10000; tom orrow,
27,O0O estimated; left over, 1000; active,
mostly 10c higher; top, $5.4215; mixed and
butchers IS. 15q5. 40; good to choice heavy
s.. 2OG5. 4215; rough heavy, $5COd5 1214
light, IS. 2Od5.4O; bulk of sales, S5.25Q5. 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep and lambs
steady; good TO choice wethers, $4.15a
49, fair TO choice mixed, s.. 25Q5. 10;
western sheep, 81. G0d4.4 20; Texas sheep,
s.. 00d4.00: native lambs, $4.4GQ6.G0; west
ern lambs, S5.0066.c0.
Receipts, this week-Cattle, 46, 200; hogs,
105 600; sheep, $500.
Receipts, last week-Cattle, 4S, 900; hogs,
115 so; sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, July 2S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, so; market unchanged; native
steers, 81 75d5. 45; stockers and feeders,
So. 1906. go: butchers cows and heifers.
S9--5Qi.oo' GAMERS $N.oVWS-6o' leu west
ems, 81 O0d5. 90; fed Texans, s400g4. IS
grass Texans. s3.35d4.c0
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong to
&c higher; bulk of sales, $5.1Od5.20; heavy
s.. 16Q5. Ply; packers. S5.10d5.35; mixed,
S.. 05Q5. Is; light, s4.S5d5 .2219; workers,
s.. 15Q5. 2215; pigs. s4.50G5. 05.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. July 28.-Cattle-Receipts,
100; market firm; native steers, 81. $50
SIS: stockers and feeders, S.. 50G4. IS;
COWS and heifers, s.. 0of4. 50: Texas and
Indian steers, $3.65G4.S5; cows and heif-
ers. $2.45G13.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market to 10c
higher; pigs and lights, s.. 2505. So; pack
ers. s5.2pQ5. 80; butchers, S5.SQq5.40
Sheep-NOne on sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

EeE York. JBly zs-T7ns weaaaa who
committed sgic5ss AZ TIE Prssb yferias
hospital YESTERDAY Azs been ss siTsig
Ideafaed a. 1Ass Seslas g. B1azs . 81
CzroEns STRESS. g. L1zia = re5.y 70 q
Message ser; By FHe A1@pstal aGta1Tsfses
% g. Less. they received to1zT lhs -
Eoxa-x- ',Tsssl8 rsrua-ns 4 ss'-.s = BAR
unta further a0tscs. ItAss la osEe. 40
Ca-arGs7st''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
New York MoneyMarkes.

Money on call nominal; no loans
Prime mercantile paper, to S-4 per
cent; sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual business in Bankers bills at s4.6 5-S
for demand and 81 rs for sixty days;
posted rates, s4.S4 IL to AS and Sass TO
Sass 1-2 Commercial bills. 1893 IL. Bar
silver, 60 7-Sc; silver certificates, 81 IL to
g. 1-2c; Mexican dollars, 4Sc; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29

Des Moines. Iowa, July ss--The program
% the Great Western circuit races end
ID today vfla two races, ne rs trot and
RE go pace Results:
rs t-o--.ns purse $50 three IN FIVE
Ganize won Gthr1. fourth ard 1fth
heats. Tine. Els lis -; ala - I&ta
won first and second heats and was sec
ond- Tine. IA -: "a - C0mstzn-
ers. third Clara. LlIy Ssiso. Ina Eaeo-
rate. Co-ysan5-. Val. Florence 3. Al
utrzl Slucus and Extinct also started
2-I2 passing, purse sdss three IN FIVE
Alpha " won ses5nd, thir4 ard zogr-h
heats Tine. 2.ii IL: SIC -: FL -
Max Deity won tazrd hsat al ia ard
was second aEcy5icon won erst beat 81
III - and vas cslln1 szn6y P. ard u.
Psstit also started
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-29
COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARKETS

New York, July 2S.-Coffee-spot, Rio
steady; No. Z invoice, s12c; mild quiet;
Cordova, s12G131zc. Futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged TO five
points higher; closed quiet, with prices
net unchanged to points lower; sales.
$3.50 bags, including: October, 8.15c; No.
vember, soc; December, S.35c; January,
8.45c; March, S.5GqS. 55c.
Sugar-Raw, strong; fair refining, $50
1-32c; refined, firm.