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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
HAIL STREET MARKET
Quiet Day Yesterday Among
Spectators.
NO EXCITING FEATURE
All Stocks Seem to Have
Gained Normal Conditions,

New York, Jan S-Conditions we're
qmeter on the stock exchange this morn
ing. although the volume OF trading and
the speculative excitement stfn conun-
ued far above normal and even above
all records except those for the last few
days. There were no such wide open ngs
or so enormous blocks of stocks chang
ing hands this morning as the first rec
ords on the tape have shown for many
days past. Neither were there such wild
and erratic fluctuations in the movement
Of prices. The market was sun- GENTLY
sensational and exciting for all that and
the amount Of business left nothing like
leisure for any ore in the neighborhood
of the stock exchange.
The powerful speculative interests
which have the bull movement in hand
had apple forewarning that organized
support would be necessary 70 prevent
break in prices. and they took their
measures accordingly. London followed
the lead OF this market ate yesterday,
and sod stocks in the American depart
ment this morning IN sympathy with
L4lE= EellAllE LAELE were opening 4ltl+Ah'11
amongst the internationaIs md espec Al
" the coalers. PacIfcs and Changers, in
which speculation has recently been larg-
est. OF / 20 IL. Buying orders awaited
this selling and there were quick recoT-
cries. In the meantime the support o.
the market was furthered by aggressive
bidding up OF some Of the incusrrlals
and specialties. Sugar was marked Up
2l2 and Peoples Gas and Rock Island
were actively strong. The market
promptly rallied under this treatment
and the bears were rather inundated
By the show Of strength, but the raj
izing continued in large volume and
yielding spots were inclined 70 develop
here and there in the market. Tho bulls
showed no signs # discoura enent. and
resumed their tactics of manipulation
for an advance in prominent individual
stocks with a view 10 influencing the
general list Missouri Pacific the
Changers and Baltimore and Ohio were
the most conspicuous examples OF this
treatment There were gains of p. 70
31a amongst these stocks and the under
tone Of the entire market became frner
ia sympathy The belief thar gold eN-
ports were impending had somewhat
subduing effect on speculative enthusi-
asm The market showed renewed
strength and VIII p ST. Paul was lifted
to ISL the other Grangers reached a high
level and Baltimore and ohio and Con-
tinentaI Tobacco showed gains Of rs and
Q points respectively. The m weren't was
feverish and rallies were not wen main
tanned. The falling Off In the buying de-
mand prompted bearish traders 70 offer
prices down They forced a reaction &C s
in St Paul and OF between I and .
points in several of tina coaiers. Balti-
more and Ohio the Changers. Pacifcs,
Peoples Gas and elsewhere. An iucipi-
ent rise amongs the Southwesterns was
checked BY this selling Closing prices
Of stocks were as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
LIVESTOCK 1lARKErs.
CHICAGO


Chicago, Jan 7.-Cattle-RecefDts g.
000. including 200 Texans: choice steers
steady; others weak; butcher -tock and
Texans Zoe lower, good to prime steers,
S5.N06.l0 poor 10 medium. s.. 55d5 10;
stoekers and feeders. firm, g. 75d4. 40;
he.fers, 2.6514.50; Gamers, S2.0d3 s.;
bulls S2.75d4.30; calves, &c higher than
a week ago 81. 0o76. .; Texas-fed ste rs
A.o04 so; Texas grass steers. S3.2504.t0;
Texas bulls $2.50d3.4o
Hogs-Rcceipts today, s3 900; tomorrow
a. eo; left over, ZOO; mostly Ice lower
closing steady; top, $40, mixed and
butchers, &.0o65.30; good to choice heavy
S7.lh65.3a. rough heavy, $4,000 light,
}5.oeG5.25 bulk Of sales. S5.I5d5.25.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Sheep steady to
stron-; lambs slow, good to choice weth-
ers. 2.l as: fair 10 choice mixed s. 20
$3.50. western sheep S3-6F4.65; Texas
sheep S-.5'N3.s0; native lambs, S4.o0G5. s. f,
western lambs S5.oo15.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Jan. S-Cattle-Re-
ceints. 600. market TO 10c lower. ma
tive steers. $4.0105 so. Texas steers s.. 50
"a S.. Texas cows g. 4ea3. 30; native COWS
and heifers. q. SOFA 40; stockers and feed
ers 2.51d4-5o; bulls, f1.5o11- 70.
Calvc-Recaip 7oo; market steady TO
lac lower. sales S425T5. 30.
Hog-Recelpts. 20o; market 20 Toe
lower. bulk IF sales. S5.o11a6 as. o7ts; heavy
S5-=15.l5. packers. s. OASIS; mixed. $500
T5 lei light. 81 e505. 10; workers, S5.Co9
$40; pigs. S425G5.oo
Saaep-Receipts. s0e: market steady;
lambs. S3.ooG5.5o; muttons. $2.oG72 %.
ST LOUIS
ST Louis, Jan. S-Ca ttle-Receipts. o.
500. market steady native steers. &.457
SIS; s.ockers and feeders S2.fos 45:
COWS and heifers S2.e'74 Texas ana
Indian steers. s2-51E+.5o. cows and self
ers. 90
Hogs Receipts, 25oo; market n cents
lower. PIGS and lights. 3 nG5 Is: pack
ers. S. f615.-0: n'u-chers. s. 1895
sheep Receipts. 1865 market steady 20
stronE- native muttons. S2.7e74.s5; lambs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
CASH QUOTATIONS..
H. 49, 1870 u - Nr.--

F'lour-Market quiet and firm
Wheat-No. . spring, CSC; No 8, 67GG4;
No red, 7Sc.
Corn-No 2. SIC: No . yellow, 37Ac.
Oats-No. ., 2pac, 10. . white. 2-1-l1a;
No white. 2sssG27l4c.
Rye-No. 2 see.
Barley-Fair To choice mating, 5T0soc.
Flax seed-No. l. $l.6s; No. north
western SI.s1.
Timothy seed-Prime, S4.75.
Pork-Mess. per boil $14.25d14.5O
Iard-Per 100 lbs s. 2o17 2t5
short rib sides 1oosa), S5.s5T7.10; dry
sailed shoulders C50Ned). 6054c; short
clear sides Cboxedl. S7.4e07.75.
Whisky-Basis Of hiEh wines. S.27
Suear-Cut loaf. 81 %. granelated. s. Is;
confecuoners' A. 569; of A. So
CIover-Contract, $3.50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
WHERE WIRES ARE THICK
one spot i'm wichita which l. Fun OF
Them

Manager sullivan. Of TIE Western
Union Offices here saws that on Fist
street.. between Market and Main. inst a.
the alley. there are more wires In one
place than il any other single spot in the
state ~ Kansas With the telephone ana
telegraph wires which cross here there
are nearly enc thousand wires There
are sen cables ccnainins them. ana II
an rhe wires were strung separately il
mi5-ai- they would form olack van
against che sky.
PRICELY ASH BITTERs cures the
Kidneys. regulates TIRE liver ara pr hes
the bowels A valuable system .oale
Attorney O. A. Esach has rsce- Ir
b-oaelt 70 g successrui issue in Harper
county q matter in litigation. BIZ vhch
Park college IS the Beneficiary q rte
amount o. several thousaad dollars Farz
c-Gese IS q Presbyterian sch7sr
NaaSas city ana hiss also rece sea 10 .hs
neighb7rhoo6 q siooelo lroa the Payer
weather estate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
What a Woman
Says of
SWamD-RoOt

back Ny water az times looked very
time. and then only after suffering rreat
that I had no strength and was au rur
not affected. but / felt certain that .hsy
Mrs c. + LittIedeld. o. Lynn. advised
trial + procured a bottle from ms drl
cine TO take and inside Of three days @
bottle with another and at the compile,
cured. Ny strength returned. ana t0da
that OF canvasser am on my feet q 81
energy tn getting around. NY curs IS "a
oeedingly gratifying 10 me"
If YOU are sick or "feel badly" Begin
taking the famous new discovery. DR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. because as soon
as your kidneys are well they siu De u
all the other organs to health a trial
will convince you-and sou may have q
sample bottle free for the asking.
when your kidneys are NOT dolng tae.r
work. some OF the symptoms which prove
ii 10 you are pain OF dun ache in tho
back, excess OF uric acid erarei rhea-
matte pairs. sediment ln the urine sca1-
ty supply scaldiug irritation in passing
It, obliged 20 go often during The day and
to ger 30 many tiues during the nisht a.
empty tha bladder sieeplessness ner-
vous irritabilty. dizziness. Irregular
heart breathIessness. sallow. unhealthy
complexion. puffy or dark circles unaer
the eyes loss OF ambition. general weak
ness and debility
swamp-Root Is used IN the leading hos
pitfalls. recommended by PHYSICIANS in
their private practice. and is taken 8g
doctors themselves who rara ltfIu.v -f.
ments, because they recognize la u tn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09

Irregular bowel movements lead 70
chronic constipation. PBTCKLY ASH
BTTTERS e a reliable system regulator;
cures permanently
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09

on the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows,
Butter-lIarket dulli creamery, l5g-ec;
dairy. 12d9oc.
Chees-Quiet. 10lt 0ll2tc.
Fsgs-DulI. fresh &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09

105 W. Ninth St. Kansas City, RALPH
I. Milis0n, Wichita; 3. W. Prince, z03
Grand Avenue, Oklahoma City
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-09
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO
Chicago, Jan. S-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

observed by the church in commemo- ration of Christ's temptation and forty days fast in the wilderness. and 90 following a wisdom Wis,r than that of mans, she has biddcn the members of her spiritual household to try for a little while the effect of d voluntary ab- stinencc and self-discip,ine. Welcome, then the discipline of L,nt; welcome its se!f-denial, its penitential sermons. fits solemn devotion and prayer: vel come its holy thoughts, it's sacred med itations and its spiritual rest, Thrice welcome. too. the stiffness into which it hush S, some at least, of the noisy follies of a vain and frivolous world. Like the gentle silence which twilight filings upon some rural scene in spring time, is the quiet calm which should now fall upon the church of God. No matter who invented Lent. or how it camo, here ar, forty days in which the church of God asks you to examine yourself and find out what kind of life you are living and whither it is tending"
 There will be a short service at Trim fly church every day during Lent at i o'clock p. m., except on Wedn sdays. when it will be at 7:3 D. m. Pews are free and Mr. Penick has extended l hearty welcome to all.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20
THE OBSERVANCE OF LENT
Period of Devotion Begins Today,
 With Ash Wednesday.

Today IS Ash Wednesday and be- gins the Forty Days deVotions of the Lenten period In the Catholic and will be held In speaking of the ob- scrvance of Lent, Rev. Father Novatus. pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, said yesterday:
 Easter is preceded by the sacred memory of Lent, or forty days fast. It is a time of penance. Again and again he church eXhorts us during this holy season to become reconcil,d d to the Lord our God, whom ~e so often offend by sin. For the same purpose, she p.rforms on Wednesday, which is the beginning of Lent, the ceremony Of distributing ashes; 1t being d symbol of peuance, and an cXhortatiOn to pen ance.
 Examples from holy scripture ev- t5nsivcly show that ashes have ever been regarded as a symbol of penan ce. David. Wh doing penance for his sins, said of himself q did eat ashes like bread and mingled my drink with Veepng' Ps CI:10 Similarly We read Of Tdamlr. Davids daughter: she put ashes on her head, and went on cry iug' II Kings. XII I.l9.-Likewise we read of Job, of Judith, of Mordacai and many others, that tn manifested their pcnance by putting ashes of their head.
 Tn the new covenant. Christ him < If speaks o1 this syhbol of D nan e.: Wee to thee. Corozain; woe to thee, Bethsaida; for if in Tyr, and Sidon the
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

and tho poor, Far".. hcl5, Lord. why .-@r lo1E-e1rcJ workers within seven miles take up.tla cry and repeat his '1mrutatlnu.
 Jose. tac Mexican OF indian sheep h,sder. pr Cimau. .thc spanish herd rr when they come iu out of he awful solitude "r flc r1rraras are no less t...U..I IHa than th ir ieeoy charges. "taua3 face, mng f HaIr. open eyed and .lwl;y they are ilea's, rustic and ya.., rlsri,dtrd lu their ways. Jose and C.ar.Juo are bo'h good patrons f ,ho pos" Aoe department, and many ay tEr Wissivrs ,n2t pass between the sheep camps ot Arizona and New Mex i,o and ;hc .1li.-us as old Cave Creek.
 r.. r. MCCORMICK.
 Ct,. C.o';. Ariz February IG.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

teristic view b,flra o0n'S eyes. \ view of shepherds ln rppoac OF Tn rut lD reminds onc oe the Man |: GaHloc. But at least m tons If halaj wool, loading and moving t0wlrl market at once reminds gun Df the cA ak-b1ok and the bis bank account. You may for the timeAe,ng tu,y !uc man with the bank account, but too soon g,o realize that the mal with tho hall, o'- count is a 'gtayer" At least he con- mands most carefu, consideration.
 Next comes in ?law Ialua If packed burros. They come in and eu out .y- cry hour of the day. Tn couln4 and going of these burros indicate business here which the book aCruu1J and thD contents of the til corrJbnrdle. These burros in whatsoever shape
 they are present pigtur squr view; but at night the" are ,.' musical. LockcttS train O. fueca and half burros. rendc" iV all paris "G-d Save the cue u.' That ai" i' really good. but when they sing rp'h- ing else and keep 4 mp 1li th. nisht r. wonder that God It go His ha't "u the queen.
 Tho dogs and hurar. coming in out of the solitude of tAc d sort, seem m appreciate tho lively H7n-et .t tre camp. Both in their ,haga.torie.n way, indicate that they har. sru k town on a circus day. Ed n D -lora pack Of dogs as they ca0r 'o. 1, 'u.r interview ali t1o u.n.r AT u.-s in camp. They i0qu.st If each a,Nn.: "How is it with your souI.' ,t.. f any "shep" feels 'th4t the l5yo"n- ment policy in the Jijlupiu.s is HrH.y he lifts up howl which Is taken mp by 5I1 dogs within a mile. !; Is the same way wi:h a bu~ro. When t- oE- claims in tha sallt1d- cc .'. 1iausnts, "Oh, Lord, the rich ar, setting richer,
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

For recruiting th strength and spent cncrgi,s uf men and women advanced iu years. there can be no substitute for Faiy.'s celery compound. IL is the one preparation consider worthy of the uarc a truc nerve food and blood remedy by physi,lans throughout the country. It ,s prescribed by them in
 very state in. the union to tone up the system. regulate the nerves, and re- s,e.e health and strength.
 Nothing in the past has ever ap- preached 1t in power of building up Jkcuad nerve tissues and giving strength to the tired body. In severe c7se. of persistent haadaches, dyspep- sa. neuralgia and sleeplassnes. due to roroyus feobcncss. Paine's celery com paHnl has d record of rapid and last ing eur that embraces every city and town in th wide sweep of the United States. It's !, marka1le power over dis CT se lies in it's active r. placing of wTn out parts by new. healthy ones, and it's healing and purifying action among the most minute tissues of the body.
 The heavy, alarming pain in the back and loius disappears; the growing pale ness. nervousness ana loss of flesh is stopped. and a bright, houyant feeling gradually takes the place of that amending sense of tNe and n rv us depression.
 An improved appetite. sound digos- ti7n. uninterrupted sleep. and an ener- GC,ic nervous condition invariably fol- low the Use of Pain,'s celery. compound
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20
ARE YOU PLUMP

or thin? red cheeks or sallow life in your step or feel your weight' are you comfortable or hoping to De 50 next spring or summer or fall?
 Ona is health; the other is not-quitc health.
 This condition of not-quitc health can be turned into health with Scott's emulsion of Cod-liver oil.
 It is a pity to get in the hab- it of thinking of health as a thing to be hoped for; why not go for it nowl
 There is only one way to make strength: by food. You want appetite first, then fcod. The emulsion will give you food-rest, to master your food with.
 Wellsend you little to try you like. k SCOTT & BOVINE, @oo Pearl street, New York;
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

Elghty-twI wars .!l, o0I fra. f.0 ache, pains and f,ehi-ur-s, Ts. h.. ten years of his Hfa lho h.alralsj u. has known.
 And f5rty-0vc yo1rs-a Hfr-sIJa ..r most psople--of hard work and s.s.... s.bility as a bank cashier and rDa.l.- CT too l9-E back upon.
 For the past ,.n years Mr. pst..r has never known d day Uf .ri1us lu"ss Previous t. that time h. suffered r..H nervous rostration thau chung io h.u for six wears.
 That this remarkable immunity t' m weakness and disease ,@t such a timr in life, has not happened by chmcr Hp one inows better than the aged treas erer himself. Tn June, 1S3l Wnu sH'- fering from a number ,' old earNna complaints Mr. Putt,r was ir@C-rI T.. relatives tD use Pain g celery ,.gI- pound Cor tho first Gno Tn. effect was immediately bananci1l The un,u- terrupted gocI health tha. hc has sH.. since enjoy-d dates fram tla t..... Mir. Po,tcr's grateful lcts.. ' tN '"'- prletors of Paina's celery comp uud .s based on long personal cHlorieu aud also full knowledge of what it h.s done for very many Of fs fr'.ri. .o whom he has in turn rec c.mmcuj t JIo great remedy that made him w.H. M" Potter's letter is given iH its .rJ5-.ty.
 Centrr.l'., E. l. Wells. Richardson. & e..
 Gent, men! .a:c tl. u.w7' la.h in Paiu-'S celery rJu' and. U- the great good it has oN.r, me a"o many others O. my ao1uan0u.a ,1at has come under F.. IHys rau' know, .'r.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20
A POOR BREAKFAST
Very Few People Eat q Good Break
 fast.

'All want for breakfast is a roll and a cup of coffee.
 This remark is heard not only in hotels. restaurants and lunch rooms but it is the usual breakfast order in the home circle as we'll After a twelve hours fast it would cccm that the first meal of the day should be a hearty. substantial one. and if We all lived natural. unartificial lives, it would be s but none of us do, hence break fast is d mere pretence.
 Says d latter day philosopher: Dur ing many years of active business life. I never remember having eaten good substantial breakfast but supposed it was of no importance until l began to loose appetite for lunch and dinner.
 My physician told me that l was a victim of nervous dyspepsia and must take rest and recreation as no medicine would reach the trouble, but this ad vice | could not follow as my business affairs would not permit it. and to get relief l resorted to medicines and per scriptions and it was purely accidental that l hit upon one remedy which did lU& buSIftSS. w me III uEuS sure one evening noticed number of peo- ple buying Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. widely advertised preparation for stomach troubles, and the force of eX- ample was loo much for me and I bought a fifty cent package.
 "I took a tablet or two after each meal. and in week my appetite picked up. I began to feel my old ambition for work returning and could eat a good breakfast because l wanted itand from that time 10 this take Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets as regularly as 1 take my meals, not because l now have any trouble with my stomach, but because l don't want to have.
 "A fifty-ccnt box of Stulrt's Tablets will last ma a month and keep my di- grStion in good order, and know of no better investment a business man can make"
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

".,a.n ,'o last @.ta years. in iNi3 Nal .H give tr bu-.7 .s on 2.Hunt ,l v.sy u..r health ] 1as sun ring from ur'Hn.r ot.oIG nG ln.p ullaints. '.r r0..a lH" g.s, hlG .umpletc nervous w.-lr,|"u lrom va. h l suffer d f11 s.. .ur it.JU-a. iu, commence r7 t' Nsa pain~s celery C mppund. After taking a...v battles found that t'.. s'j u..ir.a u.e.o to.c ease up, which oo..If7a.j W. t1 -p on With D.. .Hf ral ...1 gut owe" uil ul ta t:.u.l t.. H'l ciuug to me frr s1 .r-. arl au. and Wa- more H.. myself Since h.a havy taken a r.w lrlt'.7 t9 tHo e.r'ng and fall as a ..r.a. ..1 I. few b1tj,s be tW preventive.
 am IuH'r.I {. ns.ievn in the old p 'ra.. .j.g. ..'u u1"s. pf prevention is wo"ua P ua5.. cHr1.' SD when there asa HH I.....'aa sickness in the rHnuuu.'y s~.h a. grippe, malaria. r.y.rs etc.. ! t|.. ,H. Dmpuund, and ta.s rr |HEs had ft,c of thceo aiI- ucr.s a,'iHuEh t.a" have been p1oya- ... .N .'.u .uHl Hy. s1 tgat hay. great .H..h lH'n celery compound as a Gr. N.r.ig.. | have recommended the a"nHui to E.t. uAy If my friends, a.., ! lfs. tA. #ii-firtian of knowing thal ,, has dome ,h m y.ry much god. Was .gsAios iH tho hIni. i'm south Counts r.. -l y.a.s. and f.r tho last r. .C1rs W3s so.ra.Ir> and treasurer of iI. u " sav.l-- nlNN in connection "..' \lti .'a1E.
 Nr ,. .,Ha iu ,J- banks was my last work. ! ann s- years 1ll
 ,Iu.t sin.sr..y g urs,
 tJ B POTTER.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

All druggists guarantee every bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who is not satisfied after using two-thirds of the contents. This is the best rem edy in the world for la grippe, coughs, colds. croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. IL pre- vents any tendency of a cod to result in pneumonia.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20
GOOD ADVICE.

The most miserable beings in the world 0re those suffering from Dyspep- sla and I.iv.r Complaint. More than eeVen,y-Gye per cent Of the people in the United s,a,os are afflicted with these two diseases and their effcts such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Hdb.ual Co-tivcn,ss, Palpitation of tEe Heart Heartburn, Wa erbrash. CnaWiH@ and Burning Pains at the Ph or the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Disagr cable Taste in the Mouth, Coming Up of Food after Eat ing LoW Sr,ils. ric Go to your Drug eist and get 9 bottle of August Flower for 15 cents. Two doses will relieve you. Try it. Get Greens Prize AL man1e. Wal,e,iu's Pharmacy and T r. Hudson.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

H. C. Barnabee's role in "The Vice. roy is the 27th pr0minint part he has sung on the lyric stage When the new production 0f Robin Hood" is made he will celebrate his 3.2O0th performance of the Sharif of Nottingham.
Arizona republican., 1901-02-20

T.c mo l nia n.. h. | s,ci.ty favor i'o, lUt.il lrlUsn',y appears ia d drr- s Suit.