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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Market
Steady TO Strong.
TOP PRICE WAS Sc. 35
CatIe Market Here Is on
Solid Basis.
TOP PRICE WAS Sc 35

Thee was a light supply OF hogs on the
market yesterday. but light run was ex-
pected fsr saturday The week closing
fast night was not altogether sa satisfactory
20 sellers Of hogs, but il can be truth
fully said Of this market that It was no
worse than the other hog markets OF the
west The market yesterday was steady
e. strong. ana the sale pens were cleand
tD wIth the exception Of one carload Of
p.gs rl--c were held over The top price
was s555, but the hogs that brought this
price were only good mixed packers and
NOT fancy heavy hogs II is the opinion
among the people on the market that
there VIII be q fair run OF h0gs this
weeS. and that there VIII be a some what
larger sprInkIing OF good. heavy hogs
II IS the seavy hogs that are in favor
win TIE buyers and there is little ques-
ton that good heavy hogs viii bring a
good Drlce on this market this week as
compared with other markets. Cudahy
snd Armour make good team and be-
81 en- them the seller generally manages
o. get a fair price for hogs OF any weight.
bar IL should nor be forgotten that il Is
me ven finished hogs that bring the
good prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

5e present Every ersc-- ard rserS~s
are erdeavoriaE 70 have this neetIns an
enthusiastic one. sounding the KEY uots
for the year
Reformed church. correr o. South To
peka avenue and Lewis street. Bruce
Griffith. pastor. Preaching services az
u a IA morning discourse The Es.-
phan- Evening discourse On '-Iszsah.
rhe Statesman Prophet" The cacrns
-hosr viii sing 20. Gone u Couse.
Enamaauel by Bosslni Tor resrcsass
ard Mrs. Griffith viii sing In Old Issice :
BY Gelb-.i. for orertery az the morning
service sunday school II 10 a. Ia. Z F.
s C. F. az $50
FIRST Baptist church. corner OF FIfsk
ard Market streets. " E Gfbsea. p4e-
tor. Sunday school AZ $50 a. m. y =
sherman. superintendent. preacniaE a.
q a n. and az 7-3a 3. N b. Rev. Geo.
Il Thompson. the harp evangelist This
is the Beginning II a revival service. Rev
Thompson VA prc2ch ever night during
ne week lie uses a large Italian harp
Tor accompaniment IN music Special
rusic also by the choir. Ia the rneTn-
ing. Day Break" BY Parks. IN ths
evenfng. ''Sa vtour. Now the Day = End
ns" By SuGds. p. Y. r e. meets az g .
8 m Toric. That Which Genes First.
Leader. u. Z. HEAT a coriial invita-
lion 70 al people % attend our meeuaxs.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Hon. Rudolph Hatfield viii lecture on
'Longfellow at Plymouth CongreSa-
tional church, Monday night
All carpenters are invited to meet at ?
O'Clock this afternoon at 40 East Doug
las. Come out and get acquainted.
Mrs. Campbens class in cooking will
meet at her residence in Riverside. as
usual on Monday afternoon next, Janu-
arr 5. at 2.20 p. II.
The board Of Associate Charities viii
meet in the court house Monday evening
January g. 1902. at clock VIII meet
early. SO those wishing 10 attend the
lecture at ?. m, may DO so.
George H Thomas Regiment. Union
Veterans Union XIII meet Monday al >
O clock sharp. at their hall. over Tapp's
store. Installation OF officers and mus
Ter. Every comrade is urgently requested
10 attend. Supper to follow
The annual meeting Of the Wichita
Hospital association viii be held in the
Office of the hospital Monday. January
6, at 10 O'Clock a. n. Members Of the
association, as well as the board OF trus-
tees and board OF directors, are requested
70 attend this meeting.
WOmans Veteran Relief Union viii hold
their regular meeting on Monday after
noon. when they viii have a joint install
iation Of officers with the George H
Thomas Regiment. L. '. L. Every sister
OF the union please be al the hall az I
o clock and bring cake.
All members OF the Fraternal Aid asso-
citation are particularly requested 70 De
az lodge Monday evening Installation
OF officers VIII take place Brother A
Johnson. a noted lecturer on fraternaI-
ism. viii be present and viii speak on
the good Of the order. All should avail
themselves Of the opportunity OF hearing
him ar Harmony hsH. AL members please
take notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
LIE SAVED BY swAap-ROoT
The Great Kidney. Liver and Bladder
Remedy.
AMPLE BOTTLE sENIFREEBY AAIL-

swamp-Root. discovered BY ths emf
aeUt kidney and bladder s2e-Ialist.
iro17tiy cures kidney. liver. Bladder ana
1ric acid troubles.
SoE.e OF the early symptoms OF weak
s.czeys CT pain o. duh ache il tbs
sack- rheumatism. dizziness. headache.
-ervoUsness. catarrh q the bladder.
yravel or calcuii. bsoassag. sallow con-
clcxicn. puffy OF dark circles under TIA
sycs- suppression 90 urine. o. compelled
% pass water often DAY and night
The Ei.6 and extraordinary eject q
Dr. hilmer's Swa'np-ROot IS SOFA real
eel Il stands the highest FOR its Won
ds-fcl cures OF the nos distressing cases
Z you need a neiieize you should hays
The best.
swamp Root Is not recommended for
every tnirg. cut Z YOU have kidney. lve~.
bladder or uric acid trouble you WI fad
/. Just the reneiv you need.
Sid BY druggists # iftv-ceu. ard enc
ioiiar sizes You may have a sar,r,s
bottle OF Dr.. Kiiners Sxaup-Rost and
q pamphlet that tells al about Il. lacius-
ing many Of the thousands % letters re-
csivsd from sufferers cured Doth sent
free By mail Write Or. Klirner X Co.
Binghamton. y. Y. and please rseutsoa
th1t you rad this generous o1-r N TIE
Wichita sunday Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
HOG SALES
Cseegz

The cattle market was active yesterday
u the extent of the offerings. Light re-
CENTS or cattle are always expected on
SATURDAY and yesterday was M exceD-
ton in this respect. The pens were clean
81, and when the market closed Iast
nizEr there was 1Ct a single head u1sold.
The week trade was in every respect
satisfactory T. sellers Cudahy and local
butchers are az all times on the market
Tor butcher grades. and Robins & Alex
s.ater VIII buy anything from q Gamer
coV tn an export steer. and at such prices
that the shipper who fails to accept their
tIls VIA nave the consolation Of know
Ing after they have sold on any other
market that the market here Is iu line
Eith the other big cattle markets Of the
country The cattle market here used 10
- considered sort Of side Issue TO the
aos market hCr that time has passed
Wichita now mas a reliable cattle market
and cattleuen are Ending II out - the
buyers continue their present liberal
policy THE trade VIII keep rlSht along
growing as y has done Tor the p1st year.
The Shipper who VIII huy cattle and then
b.il tleu q Kansas CITY with the or-ri-
iega ~ the Wichita market viii have no
trouhie % sell Tor a satisfactory price
ra-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP DAY
VIII be -CeIebrated at the Methodist
Church This Afternoon

Today will be Church Membership
Day" at the First Methodist church The
exercises viii begin At 30 4 fine must
cal program has been prepared which
vii be rendered as follows;
$50 ?. m--Opening-
O'Sanctissima-Barn --.-.-.----.-.---
.-... Orchestra. c. II. Bluue. Director
Sfenc-Prayer.
Soug-~couut Your Blessings
= -----------.-.--.-----..- Scnooi
accompanied by Pipe organ Or
chestrz and Piano.
Song-"Oh. That VIII Be Glory
page "A school
Prayer church cha,
Roll Coll
SEQ .. MP
sacred Heart''-shzrwsnka .Orchestra
Scholars march 70 class roons
Sunday school Lesson-Acts !. III
35 p m
I knox That Ny Rsdeemsr Liveth"
Handel ..-....--..--.---.-....- DrcneS-ra
Classes return 20 auditorium
Festival March '-Battam -.-.. Crchsstrn
Sorz-.'It Saves Ne page "a ----S -1ooi
Reninsseences CO Fioaeer sunday
school Days in Kansas r. " Ran
Solo .--.--..---.--.---.- ne 4soFl - hAi-N
G. whitney Comb. RolaEd MurdocS. u.
Sometime ono class has learned during
the past quarter
Duty OF TIE Church 20 the san1ay
school -....-.-..- Frank z - -
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

MIS- n n. Hubbard VII preach az tn
Friends church on Cleveland avenue. an
j m and 80 ?. N. Bible school ID 2
n. - z. al $50 D N.
Rev A y Morrison tonight IN the y
r a hall. . North Main above Dun
bars AZ 80 O'Clock. Subject. The Isnd
of Nod. the Fate OF Cain"
Regular services AZ the South Law
renee Christian church. conducted ~ Z
2. Han. Morning service II o'clock. ever
lns service at 80 Members especially
requested TO be present All welcome.
Come
St Johns Episcopal church. Rev. :
ID. Rttchey. Rector. sunday school a,
9-45 a n. holv communion ard sermon
~ the rector az IL O'Clock: ocertory tv
the full choir; evening. prayer am ser
mon by the rector al 80 o'clock cTer-
tory hy the quartet.
Emporfa Avenue Baptist church. corner
Of Tentht street aad EmEoria avenue.
Sunday school az u a. m P p Carlton
superintendent. preaching AZ y O. rs by
Prof J. Edwin JAY. and AZ $50 p r. hv
Prof. F. J. Harold. botE ~ the Frierds
University. 2 Y =. Z. az 5.3a a cordial
invitation 70 all il IS expected that the
pastor VIII be able % I'll the pulpit next
sunday
First Church o. Christ Scientists. az
the corner Of Lawrence avenue ard Sec
ord street Services ~ II O'Clock M
Subject Of iesson-seuuon- God Suacav
school for the children az - o'clock We'd
nesd1y evening meeting FOR testimonies
sc the usual hour. All are invited 20 tns
services. The reading room 81 the front
Fart OF the church Is open daily e1cept
Sunday from 80 % O'Clock 10 - free
% the public
Rev. 4 + Duhber VII sreak AZ the
mers meeting this afternoon AZ 2. 70
q rooms q T0unEs Men Christian As
ISOLATION over 2l3 North Main Sab fect
u address. An Old Promise for the
Saw Year" An interesting neetirR -
expected Thoss who do not attend vii
miss a good th1nE- EVER man ought %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

range steers. 50 5d5. 90; Texas and n
dian steers, q .Z505-59, Texas cows. $3.50
AIS native cows s. 75li5-00: heifers.
. 1850; Gamers. S1.75G3 .: bulls. go
AIS, calves. S4.g.G6-09 Receipts for the
week, 22.5e0, last week. - 800.
H0gs-Receipts. 3.00J- Market steady TO
SC higher Quality poor. Top. $3.50, bulk
Of sales. S5.806.6}, heavy. IS. 60d6. g (;
mixed packers Sd. 21ll6 CO. light s. 49lt
$50. pigs. Si-5005-4l. Receipts for the
week. 77.0o1; last week, 43 CO..
Sheep Receipts. 80. Market compared
with d week ago. = 70 SIC higher. Fed
lambs. S5.9fG6e1: fed Wethers 8. ia 4 50:
ve8rIinEs g SO 15.l-1. ewes S3.5Gl54.10. culls
and feeders. S2o103-75. Receipts for the
week sla- last week fHaf
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bad, because ny customers are please
with the patterns and style ct goods !
offer them
While he Is east his able clerkias corps
lead by bis right hand" M Vicar. arr
very successfully conducting his semi
annual sale. sndc7vOrsng 70 make room
for the immense stock which he IS pur-
chasing.
M Hess viii return from the east thu
latter parr Of this month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
The SECRET OF LONG LIFE

Consists IN keeping al n the maic or
gans OF the oody in healthy. regular
action. and in quickly destroying deadly
disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys, purify the
blood. and give splendid appetite They
work wonders in curing kidney troubles.
female complaints. nervous diseases, con
s-ioetion. dyspepsia and malaria Nis0r-
Gus health and strength always follow
their use. Only soc. guaranteed by Geh-
rirrls rharracr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

Il was thought probable there had been
shipments OF cash 10 Cleveland 70 meee
the exigency there Considerable atten-
ton vas still given 70 the Cleveland
incident Predictions among exchange
authorities that exports OF gold would
soon be resumed also disturbed sentiment
over the money outlook The market
closed generally easy, but with some
slight recoveries from the lowest
The bond market has been fairly active
but somewhat irregular. and there has
been no striking investment demand for
mortgage securities.
United States refunding 2s declined Z
and old IS 4, and the fvss advanced =
per cent from the closing call OF last
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
FINDS WAY LIVE LONG.

Ihs Startling ar0o1rcemelt Of a DIS
covery that viii surely lengthen life is
made by Editor 0. H Downey. OF Chu-
rubusco. Ind: 4 wish 70 state, he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most infalhble
remedy that 7 have ever known for
coughs. colds and grip. It's invaluable 70
people with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful. medicine no ore need dread
pneumonia OF consumption It's relief IS
instant and cure certain" Gehrng's
pharmacy guarantees every SOC ard 81
ho-f1a
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FAIHER Is DYING
80 said n Telegram TO o. W Trout
Yesterday

NIr. G. ". Trout received telegram
yesterday from his brother aC Hickory.
O. T. saying that his father was dying.
ard that i he wanted 10 see him alive
he should come at once. 1Ir. Trout is
IS years OF age and has been in feeble
health for some tire. ar Trout vas
unable 70 - las- riEht. and up 70 q la-e
hour has heard ncthiug from h-s brother.
80 he IS feeling better, as there IS s0uze
hope thai his father nay not die now
Mss Fannie and Master Jin Mcka-rs
OF Oklahoma CITY. - T. came Up last
evening AID VIII spend Sunday = this
clty vls.tins their faLhsr. Dr. J. J. &c
Kama, al the Carey
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Several Miraculous Cures
Have Already Beer Effected by the
British Doctors at 30 {. Douglas
Ave, Whine Bldg. They Are
Giving Their Services Free for
Three Months . Al Invsiios
Who Gail Before January X.

star q eminent pEyFlcizrS s-e s1r-
reors from the British Medical Tnstisuts
have. az ths urEeat solicitation - a larxs
nguber q PATENTS under their care IA
this country. established permanent
branch q the Instituts n this city. az
et5-z2 Ess. Douglas avenue. Rooms 70
zrs-2Il glnne Bal,firE
Thee eminent gent.ernen have decided
- give shefr services entirely free fer
three noufhs fusediciEes excepted 20 al
in~aii6s Eh3 car gpcs then Tor treat
-se1f teta-eea u1w and lamar g. lhe-e
services consist not Only of consultation.
erar.irztloa ard zdvtge. b4l a.s0 q a..
minor surgical Operations.
The OBJECT 81 Darysias t5ia co1rss = -
become rartsIv azS ps-soaallv acsglls lrfss
wiz the sick ard aGiicte1. and lnssr 10
conlltio1s Ell arv eLargs NhzteFer oe
rsads for Any sersicss re-eerel for tars1
months. q al Eho ca before Taneary q
The cocsors treaf 81 forns & c.s~z.s
az 6sfor-i-5es aa1 r-zara-tes a c-re u
every czss theT u13ertzSe- - re ersf
fr.ervfs~ 2 fscrsEEE sEar1rzstsoa =
r-sss. I'D Z l1rzrskl-. T1s are srsrksv
AZ kluzy tod -. also ADVISED aga -
scenL4-x y1sr Ecney s9z azelezs f-szs-
-e-r
Nzls AID Fe-ais Tezknezs. cs;srrA
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Coirre. Ca-asr. a. san D.sss.sss. as1 al
s.seases & ths Escr-as- are pes-lls ely
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ne Gag aasaelzts szFEr1z = tes n
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a NEW MAN.

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York, says. For years have been
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from their use. I feel Ike a new man
since commenced taxing Ins-ns ana
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they viii surely cure them. for 1 believe
It al comes from the system being ouE
Of order-the liver not doing its work
July =. fSS3'-
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NEW CENTURY COMFORT.

Millions are daily finding a world OF
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HEADS SHOULD NEVER ache

Never endure this trouble. Use at once
the remedy that stopped Il for Mrs. y
A Webster OF Winnie. Va she writes
DR.. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
me OF sick headaches had suffered iron
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pharmacy
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Chicago.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Ffour-8Iarket slow.
Wheat-No. 3 spring. TsG7si=c; No. : red.
0at+No. .. 47l.GE7zc; No. white,
4qqI4stsc. No. 8 white, 4sg4-zc-
Rve-Nc > sic.
Bariey-Fsir TO choice mailing. 5er6-c.
Fax seed-NO. l. sl-el, NJ. l north
western. 81 s..
Timothy seed-Prirne, s5.57
Pork-Aless. per bbI, 8 6sGlloo.
Iar3-Per Ito lbs. Se.s-1e
SEort rih sides doose3. IS sos. g., dry
salted shoulders tboxedl. ~ l--c. snort
clear sides fboNeGf, s. ..--fs-l-
-hiskv-Basis CT high vines 81
Clovar-ColtraCr grade, SIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

ca The Produce Exchange. today che
market closed IS follows
Buc-ar-Maraet steady creamery lz--
Eers-K-er, en-. frssh. 49,
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II his letter, Mr. Morton says 1t IL
gratifying 70 note the large number OF
agents strongly endorsed BY their inue-
da.e superiors for recognition and.
VILE the limited number OF prizes dis
tributed does not permit Us 70 show our
appreciation alike 10 all who are deserv-
ing. I desire for the officers IN charge
CT the freight traffic TO express their ap-
probation and thank you. one and al FOR
the support you have given them.
In addition 10 the prize winners the fol-
lowing agents are mentioned for recoS-
milton. the order in which they are named
being the order Of their merit:
". Y. Arnold. La Platte; c. T Bar
rett. Antioch: h z. Brady. Yates Cen
ter; D. J. Clauser, Plsttshurg; J. Il Clau-
baugh, Anaheiu: ". E Clay, Lenonr;
g Y Class. Kingsley; R J. Crawford,
Girard: Bud Casey. Garland; J. F. Floyd,
Hardin: A z Fcrd. Colorado Springs;
3. II. Garrett. Canyon City; J. 2. Geary.
CarroIton: c. S Gilman. Rivera; C ..
Quinn, Peabody; O. Johnston, Coleman;
John Kendrick. Enterprise; F D xii
mer. Pekin; II. c. Knowelton, Joliett' j.
A. Lucas. Emporia: G. " LuDton,
Bakersfield: II. 8. Lutz. Santa Fe; \ v.
Mcclure, Geneseo: Geo P. Nelson, King
man; Henry Newell. North Ontario; o. G.
Palmer, Florence; = E Purdy. Wiling
ton; ". F. Ralston. Cherryvale: H B.
Sherman. Pasadena; e c Smith. Pat
ridge George Sorenson. Burlingame; s. J.
TaIcott, Norborne: c. a Walker. Hutch
inson; A D. Walton, Elk City: u. z.
Way. Ness City; J. E. Wood, Augusta;
R j. Woodward. Silver City.
The man who took the first prize IS
formerly 3 Wichita man. II. B Keller.
He was one OF the first. if not the very
first agents for the Santa Fe at Wichita
and was q very popular man Il was
under him that Ailt Rudolph. now agent
for the Frisco in this city. learned the
business OF railroading and he was tick
eled yesterday 10 know that his Old
mentor was tbs prize winner.
Colonel Delaney SAYS he wont spend
cent OF the money for corviviality and
that the fellows who went on the water
wagon New Years 6ay need not back
slide so far as he is concerned. He pro
poses TO put that 500 IN Wichita real
estate. where It viii grow into nice
little nest egg for him n his old age
While the awarding OF the second prize
10 Colonel Delaney speaks well for that
gentleman. It also speaks we'll for Fich-
tia. as It is an indication that Wichisa's
business Is growing. u is not 50 Singh
lar as il is noticeable that every Prize
was won b. agents west OF the Missouri
river. 10 prize going 70 agents on the
Chicago extension
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
ADDITIONAL CITY HEHS
DELANEY IS A WINNER.
Local Santa Re Agent Takes Second
Prize Of Company.

Many citizens who. on the first OF the
month. had formed q resolution 70 jour
ney through the new year on al aquar1o-
bic thought they would have 70 suspend
thei- good intentions yesterday when
they heard OF The good luck OF Col L r
Delaney The mornings nail brought
him l letter from Third Vice-Pr=sadent
Paul Morton. % the Santa Fe. coclpli-
me1tiEg min on having taken the second
prize il the annual contest OF Santa Fe
agents and enclosing q check for S2o0-
Every New Years day the Santa Re
company makes W 4 list % the agents
who have made the most gain n lusl-
ness at their stations and then gives
S11t0 nprzss among the eight agents
who nave made the best showing The
result Of this years distribution is as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
. adWay's
Il Pills

cure al Disorders OF The Stomach.
Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. ELzzlnsSs,
Costfveness. Piles, SICK HEADACHE.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. BILIOUS
NESS. INDIGESTION CONSIlPA ALTON,
AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE IIE En-
&c PER BOX At DRUGGISTS OR 81
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E p es O. ~ cw7 fsstr
Ky taste -zz es Vszs
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8 gAlTRes " cHAseED tbs oP!HlgH.

Won M0h Coz 658 B. psss:s i Cincinnati, O.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20
FELT A COTTON SQUEEZE.
Corner Said to Exist, Despite All De
mails Made.

LONDON, July 19.-Despite persistent
denials from New York. 1t is confidently
asserted by a man who is we'll qualified
to speak on the subject that a serious
attempt was made to squeeze the Eng
llsh cotton markets by certain spec,ila-
tors. among whom. It is declared were
Theodore Price, OF New York. and Mr.
McFadden, of Philadelphia.
Il was partially due to the assistance
of an Anglo-American firm, which Is
supposed to be the Storey Cotton Com
pany, which months ago obtained large
options. that English spinners were
enabled TO keep up their mills and pre-
vent the absolute success of the scheme.
The present opinion of operators in
Great Britain. however. is that to re-
commence greater selling would be ex-
tremely dangerous. The man referred
to said:
'Tn my Judgment English spinners
should only operate for the present 10
such an extent as TO keep their mills
working. If they endeavor to do more
they Will find themselves in q tight
place with the American operators.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20
THE COTTON MARKET.
Further Moderate Rise, With September
Much In Demand

NEW YORK, July 19.-There was a
further moderate rise in cotton, owing
to dry weather throughout the South,
high temperatures ip Texas, increasing
strength of the statistical position, the
fear of manipulation In July ard Au-
gust and last. but by no means least.
an excellent demand for Septcmber-ex-
cellent-that IS considering the present
rarrowness of the speculation-from
houses with extensive Southern and
Western connections.
This buying OF September Is in the na-
turc of q straddIe in which the operator
buys here and sells In New Orleans on
the theory that the abnormal premium
In New Orleans must ultimately be wip-
ed out. San Antonio received new
bales. Houston TO- and Mobile l. sale
of 5000 bales OF spot cotton was made
In New ORLEANS in one block.
Dry goods reports are rather more
favorable from New England. but more
than half of the number OF mills re
CURED to carry 1t through have voted in
Lancashire to go on short time two days
a week and the rest will vote on the
question Monday. Rain is needed in
Alabama, Mississippi. and Louisiana, but
on the whole the crop advices are con-
sidered favorable. The chronicles"
weather and crop report was bearish.
There is a nervous feeling among the
shorts. who are apprehensive OF manipu
lation.
The visible supply is 2,102,462 bales
against 2,251 $40 last week, and 2,4i4. .0i2
last year. including i.345 1852 American
against 1,45s,8i last week, and 1,455, ,Si2
last year.