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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-28
WALL STREET STOCKS
Business Yesterday SmaIles.
Since Election.
TOBACCO STOCK ACTIVE
Northern Pacific Stock Still
ApprehenSive,

New York. May 27.-Today's business
in the stock market was the smallest OF
any fun day since the presidential cleo
ton. There was nothing in the market TO
indicate any outside interest, either spec
ulattve or investment. The bond market
shared IN the dullness. In the general
run OF stocks professional traders made
futile attempts 10 force a movement Of
prices. but in covering their contracts the
movement was undOne again There was
a slight hardening OF prices early in
sympathy with the movement IN Tobacco.
followed by period of weakness. There
was a general hardening again before
the close. Recoveries we're not com
pleted ia the general list and losses are
the rule IN stocks that were traded in.
The movement in Tobacco stocks was
the only thing worthy Of special notice in
the days trading. Ii was unexplained
and the movement came 20 halt and
suffered some reaction on the first an
nouncement Of the supreme court decis-
ion in the special case Continental To-
bacco, however, held stubbornly and rose
10 the highest later In the dealings
closing 81 points over Saturday. Ameri-
can TobaccO's net gain was 32
The weakness in Sugar was perhaps
Tic c-A--L OK the DECISION although the
trouble with the importers OF refined
sugar Als ahected the stock Lacka-
wanna moved up conspicuously s points
after an opening reaction on light trans
actions and without explanation. There
was, besides. a gain in the Twin City
Rapid Transit OF ~, North American /
Laelece Gas 3, Minnea polls an st. Louis
2 STANDARD hope and Irvine Ia. and
United States Leather l. Amalgamated
Copper was under some pressure and fell
at one time pa. Late IN the day there
were two transactions OF 100 shares each
IN Northern Pacific at $50 as compared
with 200 on Saturday. The failure to re-
lax the close holding OF this stock on
the part OF any Of the interests CON
cerned keeps alive apprehensions re-
speeding the Northern Pacific situation.
Although the foreign markets were all
closed today, there was a good demand
for exchange from arbitrage houses. said
to be in preparation for the stock ex-
change settlement in London in the latter
part Of the week. The continued demand
for exchange from these sources attracts
increasing attention TO the heavy return
or American securities 20 the home mar
ket The money market showed increas-
ing ease and IL is the general expectation
that further gold viii go out 10 France
this week. There was a small business
in bonds, with an irregular movement of
prices. Total sales, par value, S2,200.08G.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
Closing prices Of stocks were as fol-
lows:
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H1G MARKET LOVER
Five 10 Ten Cents Off and the
Quality Common.
TOPS REST ON $685.
Receipts I ,237--CattIe Steady
With Some Good Stuff,

The hog market was demoralized and
there was a difference Of opinion among
everyone interested Just what to call It,
IN the first place. there was little in Of
any kind until late in the afternoon. when
practically an the days receipts appear
ed The wagon trade was light and un-
Important, and not a car load came in
until near the close. At first buyers bid
spiritedly for the hogs. though ct weak
90 cents lower quotation; then poor
hogs. and there was a plenty OF this class.
went of 10 cents. and the most Of the
bulk averaged about to ~ cents lower.
Fifteen cars of hogs crossed the scales,
and while there was nothing IN that could
be clsssed as choice, all being more or
less mixed, there were a very few lots
that averaged fair TO good In the main.
But there were far too many lights and
pigs. and this grade ruled for all the
trading The demand was limp toward
the close, the few that were left after
the first rush for them being so common
that they were a drag.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. George Hartman. of the Mexican
Central leaves today.
Judge Elrick Cole, of Great Bend, was
in the city yesterday.
It seems to be warming Up at last.
It was cold again Sunday night.
F. J. Rose and family leave tomorrow
morning for Des Moines. Iowa, for a
short visit.
Mrs Belle Hopkins and son. Of Letoi.
Kan, is visiting Mrs. J. a. Moore. Of
III y. Emporia-
J. B. Chandler left yesterday for Chi
cago, TO attend the horse sale held by
the Chicago Horse sale Co.
n. n. Courtney has leased the blue
front building at 3lS East Douglas and
VIII open a new grocery on June L
Smith and Martin. OF Wheaton. IL, viii
open a general merchandise store at 400
East Douglas avenue about June 5th-
H. c. Hodges, OF the Western Grain and
Storage Co, left yesterday for 4 ten
days trip in Texas and Oklahoma
Mrs. D. Campbell, Of the WelIs-Fargo
Express Co., from Los Angeles, Cal. is
the guest Of Mrs. Hi of West First
street.
Mrs. Louis Major and son. and Mr.. J.
r. Halstead. are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. J. W MCGEE, over 80
North Main.
Mrs. Henry NJ Stewart viii leave this
week for an extende trip through Can
ada and the east, visiting Buffalo and
New York before she returns
Last night Waverly marooned colored
wheel. belonging to Mr.. D. B. Crewson,
was stolen from the stairway leading to
the lodge rooms at ~ East Douglas ave
nue..
c. E. Bascom. Of the Rock Island, re-
turned yesterday from the Oklahoma
country. He went down on the Rock
Island excursion from Caldwell to Man
gum.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Geore A Lamb.
of 1912 North Emporia. Friday evening,
May a. handsome l2-pound boy. Mother
and son are doing nicely, and the father
is the happiest man in town.
DR.. Evans. who has been practicing
at Great Bend. Kan, bought one-half
interest in DR.. Strotner's practice and
they will continue their practice here
under the firm name of Evans * Strother,
osteopaths.
Rev. C, E. Bradt, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church Will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon for the graduates
Of Friends University at Russell Hall,
Sunday evening. June 2. at o'clock.
The public IS very cordially invited to
be present
Mrs. Linnie Sanford arrived in this city
last evening, having just completed a five
months musical engagement in St. Louis,
No. She win remain with her mother,
Mrs. c. E. Martin for the summer and
viii leave for Europe in September. ac-
companied by her mother and little Car
los Diamond, where they Will meet the
Diamonds-Aiss Beatrice, saxophone
soloist. and Chas- Diamond. harpist- This
Is their second season with the great
Barnum and Bailey show.
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man. Just before the train began % DO
scerd the eastern slope or the Rocky
Mountains. the elevation exceeded 7.59l
Brief stops we're made for water and 20
change engines ct Rawiins. Laramie and
Cheyenne. wyo., and Kimban and sidney.
Neb. The president made no remarks at
any OF these places. but ne appeared upou
the rear platform ard shook hands with
some OF those nearest the car There
were crowds az every station along the
route. and every csttle ranch its little
group Of COWBOYS sitting bolt upright on
their horses and waving their sofnbrercs
as the train went by. Mrs. McKiniey Sc
standing the trip very wen and seems
% rejoice that every hour brings her
nearer home
The weather has been exceedingly
pleasant and that ueans much Tor her
comfort.
The presidential train win reach wash
layton Thursday morning a. 7,21. u viii
arrive 1t Omaha tomorrov morning early
and reach Chicago az T. m, Wednesday
morning. The train vii be Transferred az
Chicago 70 the Pennsylvania lire and
proceed without further stops
The president ard cabinet received In
foruatioo here that the supreme court
lad decided the insglar cases in accord
ancs with the contsltiols o. NJ gov
crunent Naturally The president ar1
cabinet ofcsra were eiated, aitbourh
they have never doubted nat tbs O.
clsiou would - IN favor q re govern
ment TIE u1emaers q the cabi-et aooard
she train decllfied 20 express their 1pi1-
ions Tor publication IN advance q a per
uszl e. the tex; ~ tie oDiuioa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-28
"My Head! Hy Head!'
Sudden Blindness and Dizzi-
ness. What Causes It?

The first step to the finding OF a cure
for any disease IS TO find It's cause. And
it's a notable fact that the cause OF
disease may be quite remote from its
the eyes and dizziness are only symptoms
Of disease. When the experienced ply
sician is confronted with these symptoms
II 9 woman he enquiries az once IS 10
the condition Of the womaulv health.
He knows that the general health IS
Intimately related to the local womanly
health. and from the very symptoms he
argues arrangement or disease OF the
delicate womanly organism. So FAR be
Is right But when he begins 70 treat
the disease be has located how often he
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REPRESENTATIVE Sales.
sHIPPERs - NoTEs.

Steele e Son, Of Blackwell, were ship
pers Of TWO cars Of hogs, one Of heavies,
and one OF mediums, and both sold well
at the top price of the day.
tritZe & DenOya. of POnca City, had IN
car of very heavy hogs which sold on
The close At the top Of the days sales.
Morris 81 Rollins. Of Hutchinson, sold
car of medium lights Of far quality. at
the top of the bulk range
Martin q Wilson. OF Enid. were ship
pers of car load Of mediums, which sold
at the bulk tops
~. T. udsou. of Nashville, besides his
car Of cattle, had in a car load of medium
lights which brought a good upper bulk
price.
Frank Moore. Of Andale. had in a car
Of mediums. which sold towardd the top
Of the bulk range.
C. ~. Astle. Of Haven. was a shipper
Of q car of mediums, which sold at a. up
per bulk range figure.
J. M. Pirtie. OF El Dorado was ship
per of a car of medium light weight
hoss which sold straight at a good bulk
figure
G. A Gift, ofNTanchester. was in person
with q car of mediums of very fair Grade
and they sold easily at the bulk tops.
.. b. Kidney. one of the old-time Okla
homa shippers. was in with a GER of
lights which sold at o. good price FOR
their grade.
Y. Griniths. of Belle PLANE. was a ship
per OF a car OF light boss. with pigs
aboundine. which sold al G. bulk price.
Dan Nnn. Of Udau. was a shipper OF
a car load OF mediums. which sold at a
strong bulk figure
Logan s. CO.. OF Sterling. shipped IN q
car load OF light lights, which sold at
bulk figures.
Charlie anna, Of Pond Creek. shipped
rD q ear or lights. which sold an righr
Tor their weight and class.
other shippers in with ears of hogs late
were: p b. Lincoln. OF Enid; John
GatH0e. of Hennessey; and Bank of
Whitewater Kansas.
Robbins & Alexander. had ia two cars
OF cattle. all stockors. bought in the
country and consigned here for sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-28
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
May and July Deliveries on
the Ascent
WHEAT MARKET WAS FIRM
Corn Closed Steady and Oats
Developed Dizziness.
MARKET WAS FIRM

Chicago, May Pin the absence Of ca
bles the wheat market ruled firm today
on account of bullish statistics. The July
delivery closed sc higher. July corn
closed &c improved and July oats 1sQ1lc
higher. Provisions closed from ~ TO
lOc lower The July wheat opened IN
changed to a shade lower. 727sQ75c. IN
duced by reports Of dry cases and dam
age by insects an advance developed and
within half an hour after the opening
July sold at 1890. The buoyancy OF the
situation was accentuated by favorable
figures on the visible supply and a de-
crease in the quantity on passage. The
total visible supply showed a decrease
Of 2z54,000 bushels. The quantity on ocean
passage decreased 10000 bushels. Dur
ing the forenoon, the bull leader in corn
who had been seller Of July wheat,
became a buyer, carrying a following
with him and the price rose to 1873, after
which under pront-taking it reacted to
7Sssc. The close was steady, July sc
higher, at 1880.
Worlds shipments for the week were
reported as e.2A 900 bushels, against T.
$4,000 bushels the preceding week. Pri-
mary receipts were $1,000 bushels. Sea
DOdTO CtedTauccS OF wheat ana QOur were
equal to 100000 bushels. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 4ls cars, against BIG last
week Local receipts were 81 cars, one
of contract grade.
The activity in the corn pit was only a
shade less marked than that exhibited
in wheat. Under large receipts, July
corn opened unchanged to a shade lower
at 421zQ42&sc Dided by the strength in
wheat it sold up to &c before the mid
die Of the session. Under profit-taking
there was a reaction and the close was
steady, &c higher, at $40. Local re-
ceipts, go cars.
The oats market was active and i'm
proved at the opening, but later devel-
oped dullness. July oats opened unchang-
ed, at zSssc, closed steady at 1sd5tc higher
at 2S5s4259sc. The bull element got con
siderable satisfaction from the weather
conditions and there was an active out
side demand. Local receipts, 322 cars.
Provisions were dull and featureless
Lower prices ruled owing TO large re-
ceipts Of hogs. July pork sold between
S14.571k and 81. g. and closed l0c lower
at S14.571a. July lardd opened 2G5c lowe.
at SS.075s9s.10. closed 21kG5c lower. AZ
s.. 9Oa7. 921k.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-28
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. JOSEPH. 3; MINNEAPOLIS. 4
Minneapolis, Mimi. May dragged
work En- the first put St. Joseph in the
game and three hits in the twelfth gave
them the victory. Attendance, SO. Score:
Ri E
Minneapolis ...O0OO21O1O :
ST. Joseph 1000 GO0O000 Is
Batteries-Parvin. Mcconnell. R1einow;
StenanL Mcdonald and Doom.
OMAHA. /: COLORADO SPRINGS. O.
Omaha. Nay 27.-In the eighth inning
Carter made a threehase hit and on
long ifs scored the only run IN today's
same. Score. RH E
Omaha ..............00000 o
Colorado Springs 20 o o o o o 90
Batteries-Herman and Cooling: Ream
ana Donahue.
DIES MONIES. s. DENVER. S.
Des Moines, Ia. AIay e7.-Des Moines
wen the opening game of the series, but
il took thirteen innings TO do IT. The
all-arouud playing OF Denver was the
feature. Attendance, 100. Score: r Il E
pes Noines 3OOOOOOII001- sr
Denver ..--..2 10000 o100e-5 /
Batteries-Glade and Pouchows Connen
Meredith and X. sullivan
KANSAS CITY. 5. ST. PAUL. 4.
St Paul. Mimi, Nay 27--Kansas City
took todavs game by timely batting
Attendance. I09- Score. + II &
St. paul ...-.........00s0 OG@4s 81
Kansas City ..--....0 o00o4o0 I-5u s
Raueries-Cogan and Wilson: Rettger
ana 3lessigt.
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SNOWMAN IN TROUBLE
Modern Hage nbacs Nipped With
Bad$er in His Possession.


Joe Cornish was arrested yesterday On
warrant sworn TO By Charles Payne.
the animal man. charging the theft Of
one badger from his premises last Sat
urday night Along IN the week Cornish
visited the Payne animal farm and
bought a wildcat and couple OF coons.
J5e stated thai he was buying animals
for a small circus that vas under can
vas near Andsie. he also priced the
badger, which IS a Young one ard partly
broken TO handle, brt did not buy f. On
Sunday morning NJ. Payne missed the
animal and notified the police. Cornish
was arrested and his outdt condscated.
and taken 70 police headquarters. He
had small spring wagon 1igh a wooden
cage buat on Il Of laths- IN this be had
the wildcat ard TIE copns. a couple q
tame cats and a pair q rabbits. and also
a lot Of snakes and the badger n an
empty beer case. jim Cairns was detailed
on the case and brought the wagon down
from Oak ard Walnut streets whore
Cornish vas found Jim SAYS the wilt-
cat growIed and sna-lsd al ths way
down and he was sitting with lis back
right Cd against the erort q the cage
where the feroclous animal was and ~
the tine he got - the station be had
made I'd his mind that Re wouldn't drive
hat vazon another rals foT hundred
dollar note John k1c1lalch. the day
clerk. has the pleasant duty e searching
al prisoners .Tought in- ard &c gro
ceadsd 10 90 through TIRE captured disci-
Die OF HaEenbach s. the latest approved
manner untl Re put his Asud ~ ths
mans pcckes and tslt something so<t ard
pulled out 3 snan cottolulo1th snake
species whose oGe 6 dea1lv- John ha-k-
e. then ard the enlnsi lraizer Eas -u-r-
ID in wi-nolt fur-her f-iskiag- Cc-nish
denies that he STOLE ths lsdge- ard saTs
that Re gave a uan So ard t-ld a.n -
Sc and oly Q, f7r hin sat-riaT ana tt-at
the man brought i c. hi1a sl1iaT morn
ing II Sc prceat.e fhat - WI have %
exaisin matters % 2 hiEhcr es1rt thzu
thst prest5cs over 80 Judge s.arlsy. ~
Il is unterstoo5 that ~ Payne via
svs1- . = burglary eEzEEs -<llnst A-rl-
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$1,000 For It's Equal
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fails. IN the letter OF Mrs. Douglass
given below, she says thar IN ten years
Of suffering she tried seven doctors with
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WHAT cURED NE wHEN OTHERS FAILED.
UFor ten years I suffered with female
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liver and kidney tron bles, and catarrh
of the bladder" writes Mrs. Lotte NJ.
Douglass, of Glenmore, Oneida Co, NY.
* 7 1Uonl9 haze vsyY hand he1aaoSes and
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Had female weakness so bad Tor three
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WOOL MARKET.
ST. Louis. May 2T.-wooI quiet and
easy; territory and western medium. Ia
l5c; fine. 1o813c; coarse. IoQ12c.
ON HOMEWARD JOURNEY
President Arrived at sydney without
Incitenf

Cheyenne. wyo-. May z7-The prss36ca-
tial train arrived at Cheyenne az l2.15
and stopped fifteen minutes % change
locomotives. 4 large crowd Eas 20 the
depot and Senator Warren and Ex-seua-
tor Carey were there 20 greet the presi-
dent He made no remarks b1t shack
hands with several hundred people
Sidney. X. s.. Nay 1.-THE presidential
train made the third DAYS run on the
homeward Journey without incident The
trip across Wyoming was ~ "a average
elevation q over 4e)1 feet ard AZ sh.r-
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The WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. May -. 1901
During the past p hours The teupera-
tlre has been from 45 10 ~. a range OF
s. degrees. ard the mean &. which is 4
degrees cooler than the normal with
clear weather and light noIth 70 north
west gind. and q marked fan IN pressure
Sunday The temperatures were from ~
O. N degrees. ana the mean =.
This was the coolest uorning since
April 18th.
80 Tar THIS month the temperature has
been lia deErees warmer than the nor
mai. bgI the rainfall has been 49, inches
less than the normal
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
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XII be 20 appeal from ne eecis;eas x
this commission.
Darlnr Tbs afternoon srezion. rsge-fs
~ vsryea saeclal co~rriftsss we're con-
-lasrsd ard asortsd snorr ther1 a ssP-
rlcrarnfaf r21rf - tbs COMMITTEES On
ttsol zeal ser1'raffen. which recrfr-
NEEDED ere ccreo'I3afion a. t.e Lol's-
sre al Daaflis sszs.i1aFiss
Sew YORK vaa aeiactsd ~ fha r1e~fisE
plare far fha naFt Fsnera1 asasasiS
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They are choice stuff and IN fine trim for
anyone wanting feeding stock.
The roads bringing in the stock yester-
day were: Santa Re, 10; Rock Island,
s; Missouri Pacific,
The tops yesterday were 5.65; the bulk,
S. sal. 627k; the average weight, %; the
receipts. 1877
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continued The medicine until 7 had taken
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scriptio1 ard uire bottles Of his Golden
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his Pleasant Pellets I also followed
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which are caused bv disease Of the
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CASH QUOTATIONS-

Flour-Market quiet
wheat-NO. spring, 71G78c; No. red.
75a76c.
Corn-No. 2. 425s94sc; No. yellow. s25s
04Sc
Oats-No. ., 2ssGsOc. No. 2 white. 295za
soc; No. white 2s1sQS0c.
Rye-No. 2, 55l+c.
Barley-Good feeding. 45c; fair to choice
mailing. 49G53c.
Flax seed-No. l. s1.73; Mol North
western. s1.73.
Timothy seed-Prime, 50. 40.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, 81 60G14.65.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s.. 071s1 10.
Short rib sides Ooose). 81. s0Q7. s23h: dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 6ZQ7c; short
clear sides (boxed), S. l1i50S.25
Whisky-Basis of high wines. S.27
Clover-Contract grade. 49,.