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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01
ADDITIONAL GIIT NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. r. E Carter OF Aivs. o. T. is
in the city on business
Mr.. r A l4aiucs Of Augusta. Kan.
was in the city yesterday afternoon
Mr.. o. H Benuy has gone 10 Perry. o.
T. on business. He viii return today.
Mr.. Frank Brainard OF Argonia, Kan.
is in the city for few days. on business.
Mr. Sherwin Davis Of Alva. o. T. vas
in the city yesterday for a short time, on
business.
Judge Wilson says that since issuing
thirteen marriage licenses the day before
Christmas ne has only averaged one a
day.
Fred Chain. head clerk in the joint ran
road Office at the union stock yards, IS
threatened with pen paralysis OF the right
hand from too much writing
Register OF Deeds Kerr is doing more
business than he expected during the
holidays, the instruments fled this week
running over 25 cents per day. mostly
deeds.
Mrs. T ". James has purchased CT
E II. wilkins lot No. . on North Hy
draulic avenue. Matthewson's fourth ad.
dition. with the view OF erecting an up
to-date cottage in the spring.
Mrs. J. C. McCaddon LETT yesterday
morning for Attica, Kan. tc attend
the wedding OF her niece. Miss Edith
Markham, 10 DR.. CrIsler. u prominent
young professional man of Harper
county.
Mr.. Rodolph Hatfield took day OF yes
terday and went hunting FOR the feath-
cred tribe commonly called quan. He
spent good deal Of time tramping
around looking for quail but the success
Of the trip is rather doubtful.
Messrs. Robert and Charles Campbell
OF Ashland. Kan, are in the city visit
ing with friends and incidentally Il has
been announced thar they are engaged
10 n couple OF Wichita young ladies. They
have succeeded in inviting the jealousy
Of the beaux Of the city by their sue
cess. Tho young men are ranchmen and
have been very successful IN the past
few years
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GRAINS IRE NERVOUS
Choppy Market With Sudden
Changes in Wheat Pit
PRICES KEEP STEADY
Wheat Closes Unchanged,
Corn Down and Oats Higher.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. a1.-wheat expert
enced a choppy nervous market today.
with rises followed quickly by set-backs.
Other grains acted in sympathy, but at
the close prices were all steady. May
wheat unchanged. May corn &c down.
and May oats &c higher. Provisions
closed 10 to III cents lower.
on the whole. though faily active.
wheat was only a scalping affair. oper-
ating under local conditions. There was
only a small amount Of outside bust
ness. due largely to a general tlmidity
against carrying anything over the hoi-
day tomorrow. The bearish factor was
the disappointing tone of the cables.
! Liverpool was up, but not enough to re-
| feet the strength here yesterday, and
| traders took it for sign to unload what
they acquired yesterday. Some local
bulls took advantage of the nervousness
Of sellers and bought in at the lower
opening figures. This brought a quick
reaction and an advance, which, how
ever, was quickly lost on more selling at
the advance. May opened Is to 14c lower
at 81 to S17sc, sold up 10 S21zc and back
again to 81 TO s19ic The last hour of
trade was dull and even the close for
May being steady and unchanged at S2isc.
Local receipts were Sc cars, one of con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 473 cars, making a total for the
three points of 529 cars. Last year the
corresponding day was a holiday. Pri-
mary receipts were Ga, 900 bushels. Sea-
board clearances in wheat and -four were
363 coo bushels. Bradstreet's report of
the worlds visible supply decrease was
$1,000 bushels.
Corn followed closely after wheat. May
opened slightly lower, on cables, and had
a sharp recovery after the wheat bulge.
Conforming also to the next move in
wheat, corn lost it's early improvement
and dropped below the lowest point of
the opening range. Pit conditions were
somewhat bullish, traders fighting every
decline The feature Of the session was
the selling by houses that bought yes
terday. May ranged between 66ls9664
and 664c, and closed steady, sc down,
at s67sc. Receipts. $50 cars.
Oats were sympathetic to marked ex-
tent with the other cereals early, but
became somewhat independent later in
the session. Elevators bought early and
the crowd sold. Later sellers became IN
easy and wanted back the stuff they had
put out. There was considerable strength
in the close. with May 1sc UP, at $3.50.
Receipts were 172 cars.
Provisions were rather active. though
weaker on very heavy hog receipts and
correspondingly lower prices at the yards.
There was a tendency toward firmness in
spite of the weak hog market. but heavy
sales of lard-25, 900 tierces by a single
depressed the market
May pork closed TIC down, at ST.. 80; May
lard 17lkc lower. at SO. O215. and May ribs
1Oc down, at ss.s2ls.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: |
Wheat. 35 cars: corn, 100 cars; oats, 50 /
cars; hogs, 30, coo head.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
There Were Too Many Hogs
for the Buyers.
MARKET GOES DOWN
Cattle Prices Were Steady
but Strong.

The receipts Of hogs were liberal yes
terday and there were about 1900 in the
yards unsold when the market closed. It
was an aI-around bad day on sellers. The
Eastern markets all reported heavy re-
ceipts, and to 25 cents lower. The
market here was about 10 cents lower,
and there was a great scarcity Of buy
ers. Cudahy took his usual number and
Armour's buyer, who had stayed late on
the market the night before, bidding on
everything by the light of a lantern, and
getting nothing because the sellers
thought ne was not bidding enough
would not bid on a hog yesterday. 1t
looks like that when the packers want 10
break the hog market all creation helps
them. Country shippers could not have
picked a better time TO break the market
with heavy receipts than during the holi-
days. It is always the unexpected that
happens. Last summer about everybody
predicted that in December there would
be no hogs coming to market, and now
everybody can see how badly they were
mistaken When the buyers bid low it
makes a little life, but when people bring
pretty good hogs 10 market, as they did
yesterday, and cannot get a buyer TO look
at them, it is discouraging, to say the
least If conditions do not change today
the hogs on this market viii evidently
be sent out in first hands and perhaps
the shippers get IT in the neck at the
other end of the line. People keep say
Ing these latter days that supply and
demand have nothing TO do with prices
but it sometimes happens when there
are more hogs on the markets Of the
west than the packers want that prices
take tumble, and they generally keep
on tumbling until the heavy run is stop
ped What the future has in store for
hog sellers win not be revealed in this
column, but it can be emphaticaIy stated
that the market yesterday was a mighty
mean one for the sellers. There were
more hogs on this market than could be
sold, but the same thing could be said
of Chicago and all the other big mar
kets OF the country.
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track, Sc; December. s6ssc: May. Ssssc:
July, SOC; No 2 hard, SeeIS2zsc.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash, 651tc: track.
&c; December, 65l4c; May, 6Sssc; July.
Csc.
Oats-Easy; No. cash, z7o; track. as. 4
sc; December. 471zc; May, 471zQ47%c;
July, sec; No. white. 4sq491zc.
Rye-Firrn, CSC.
New York.
New York, Dec. Misunderstanding
7.299 packag es; market steady; state dairy
l5q23c; creamery, 16G25c; June creamery,
15q Ike; factory. 121zG15ikc-
Cheese-Receipts, 5.05f packa ges; market
quiet; state full cream. large. I0a1altc;
state full cream small. I1G1lt4c; late made
best large, SIC: late made, best, small,
l0Gl0j<c
Eggs Receipts. 1881 packages; mar
ket steady; state and Pennsylvania, soc:
western at mark. 2SG2sc: southern at
mark. 2202sc
Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining, 2Is;
centrifugal. s6 test. 35sc: molasses sugar
-5se- Refined. steady. Crushed, 5e5c;
powdered, use; granulated, 4.75c.
COnee-No. Z, Rio. Lice.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

II would be proper at this time to
change the tune and say hold on with
your hogs until the packers get the sur
plus on the market killed.
The hog market is lower but people do
not expect to find cured meat lying
around loose next summer. The Kansas
hog is not to be despised just because he
is numerous at this particular time.
Well finished hogs are now worth about
a dollar a hundred more than pigs. If
thing VIII be reversed and the pig will
be worth the most per pound.
The ArmOurs are pretty good people, but
that is no reason they should be expected
to buy hogs in Wichita when they can
get more porkers in Kansas City than
they want.
The Cudahy packing house is all right.
but if this run Of hogs is going TO keep
on this city needs more packing houses.
Dold is doing his best to get ready to
buy hogs. The bricklayers were thick as
bees on the walls of the big cooler yes
terday.
Here are some Of the shippers who
brought in hogs to swell the number of
those on the market yesterday held over
from Monday: w. L. Farquharson, of
Renfrow; w. B. Johnston, of Enid; S
;. Splitter, of Maize; Comes Bros, of
Burton; Steiner & Blair. of Lyons; w. z.
Becbham & Son, Of Benton; J. S. Knob
LAUGH, Of Colwich; Foster & Co., Of
Cliff = Probst. OF Bluff City;
Adam Huffbauer, of Mulvane; W J. Nor
ris, Of Oxford and Neal & Son. of
Leon. The latter firm had two loads
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WAS leading HlGH lie
Prominent IN society Once, Robber -
Arrested Ia Noueaun

Butte. Mont. Dec. si.--A special 70 tho
Miner from Hamilton. Mont. says.
y. X. Anderson. alias Byron 4. Keith.
FOR whom the authorities all over tbe
country have been on the lookout for =
year past. was arrested here this after
noon by Pinkcrton detective. IL is said
that Anderson. while telegraph opera
tor and express agent az Stuttgart.
Arkansas. about October !. 1900. alb
seconded with a package q currency com
tanning $3.50. deserving his wife ard iva
children. Andersoa. II transplred. cams
10 Corvallis. Mont. and invested ss0es iH
sheep. passing under the name ~ D. a.
Keith. lie bought an interest IA a stoTs
and became prominent IN social circles
and was engaged 20 marry highly re-
srcctcd young lady The prisoner &C.
knowIedred his identity ard consented -
return 20 Arkansas without rsguisirien
papers and viii .eavo with the oFieer
Thursday
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CAUSING MUCH TROUBLE
Secretary Root, lodge and PIatt Are
Worrying over Philippines.

Washington, Dec. S1.-secretary Root
has been in almost daily conference with
Senators Lodge and Plat Comm during
the past week In relation to legislation
for the government Of the Philippines.
Bills are in course of preparation to carry
into effect the recommendations made
by the Philippine commission and in
dorsed by the president and secretary of
war. looking to the material and political
welfare of the islands. These bills au-
thorize the granting OF franchises for
railroads, electric lights. telephones. etc.
the issue of bonds Of the insular govern
ment to purchase the agricultural hold
ings and property Of religious orders. pro-
vide for the acquisition OF homestead
rights. regulating mining and provide a
special system of coinage and banking
for the islands
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Sc. 75d7.5o; poor to medium, s3-75qS. 80;
stockers and feeders, 81. OGl4.00 cows.
81 .25G4. IS; heifers, 81. 75G5.25; Gamers.
81 .25G2 30; bulls. $.7564. so; calves, 2.50Q
ESQ.
Hogs-Receipts. today. 5.OcO; tomorr-
row, 5000; left over, 10000: market 10 TO
2Oc lower; mixed and butchers. S6-0OG6-50;
good to choice heavy, 6.4Ods.T5; rough
heavy, Sc. Ooas. 30; light, S5.35q5.50; bulk
Of sales, S6.00d6.15.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; sheep steady;
lambs. weak to 10c lower; good to choice
wethers. "a .09eI4 50; fair to ci)lcs niixtd,
s.. eoll3 80; western sheep, sS.Oo64.50; ma
tive lambs, So. 00G5. s.; western lambs, fed,
S5.S5.
Official receipts and shipments yester-
day:
Receipts-cattle. l7,11; hogs, % s2s;
shipments-oattIe. $40; hogs. 2,52s;
sheep, 1,27S.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Dec. 51.-Cattle-Receipt
5000; all natives; market steady TO 15c
higher; choice export and dressed beef
steers. Sc. 0lds. 20; fair to good. 81. 7505. 80;
stockers and feeders. 50. 0eG4. s.; western
fed steers, 81. 1850: western range
steers, s.. 50d5. 90; Texas and Indian
steers, S3.50I4. 50: Texas cows, S2.50d3. 70;
native cows, 81. 7504. 90; heifers. s.. 5Od
$50; Gamers, $1.7502. go; bulls, 81 .25q4. %;
calves, 50. 75G6.00
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; heavy, to 10c
lower; light, 10 10 25c lower; top price,
$3.50; bulk of sales, s6.0gQ6. 80; heavy,
S.. 7006.S0; mixed packers. Sc. 3eG6. 70 /;
light, $5.35d6.5o; pigs, s. 25G5. 30
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong;
fed lambs, $4.75g5. 70; fed westerns. IS. 10
a4.50; yearlings. S4.2594.75; ewes, s.. 25p
S.S5; culls and feeders, $. 00QS. 70.
st. Louis.
St. Louis. Dec. 21.-Cattle-Receipts l.
500, including 200 Texans; market strong;
with Texans higher. Native beef steers,
s.. 50q6.50; choice to fancy, up to $50;
stockers and feeders, 81. 50d3. So; cows and
heifers, s2.G0d4.50; Texas and Indian
steers. fed, s.. 95G5. %; grass, s. 1901 40;
COWS and heifers, 81. 4593.70.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 10 cents
lower; pigs and lights. S. 75q6.10; packers,
s.. 75Q6.25; butchers, Sc. 25d6. 70.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady to
strong; native muttons, s.. 25QS 50; lambs,
S4.50Q5.75; culls and bucks, $2.OOdS. 60.
ST. JOSEPH
st. Joseph, Dec. 3I.-Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady; natives, 50. 25Q3. 20:
cows and heifers. 81. 5OG3 %; veals, s.. 500
5.75; stockers and feeders, 81. 2564. %.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market 10 to zoe
lower; light and light mixed, IS. 1906. 70;
medium and heavy, Sc. 40q6.SO; pigs, $500
Q5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market steady; top
lambs, $50; top ewes, 500.
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PresIdent's Appointnents.

Washington. Dec a--Ihe president
has made the following appointments:
Porto Rico provisional regiment OF IN
fantr3; Captains-,Iohn " Field. Frank
l. Graham. Edwin J. Griffith
First Lieuteaants- Stewart PcDecker.
Ralph Z. Gambell. Miles X Tsuibee. sec
ond neutenants. Frank G. Wood; c. A.
Derbyshire. Ebert N Robinson. A. Nor
emo VIM. :. Woodruff. Richard H Poll
Ion. Jr., YIN. D. Pritchsrd. VIM. L. Pat
terson.
Philippine scouts-First leutenants. Am
brose {. &. Wiuiams-Foots; John Holt
man Second Heutenants. Lorenso Alex
IS ne C,airmont. Jesse Hazeitine. Jose
Maria Del Rosario. Howard White. Frank
g RaranHf
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COMING LOCAL TENTS.

The Musical club viii meet for rehearsal
Friday afternoon at ? o'clock
c. a. Walker. the Santa Re agent at
Hutchinson. is visiting wichita friends.
Mr.. obediah Thomas Of 1853 North Law
renee avenue died at 1870 last night. after
three weeks Illness.
wichita Lodge No. 80. K Of P. viii
meet AT castle hail tomorrow night for
installation OF officers; $50 o'clock.
Cards have been received in this city.
announcing the marriage - a.ias Daisy
berry. Missouri.
Women's Veterans Relief Union. please
meet at our hail. Thursday. January 2
al zen p n. 70 drill for Installation.
Ever cfcsr-elect must be present.
Mrs. 3. II. Downing u waco avenue.
and Mrs. J. 2. Downing % Maize went
to Freeport. Harper county. 70 attend
the wedding Of their niece. Miss Mary
story. tonight
There viii he a meeting az the g. A. r
az Garfield hall New Years night. lef1. az
20. FOR the purpose of instaIliHg officers
w T. Q. 80. - vii install az the same
time. The public Is invited.
The Christian Citizenship League ~
sedewick county wHl held a, blTiaesa
meeting AZ Temperance hezdquartera. -
Sedgwick block. January I. at Ia . m.
fheu adjourn 10 TIE South Emporia ave
nue II r. church where short Addresses
vii be given by the president. Res.
Pracht. and others
The -Fouaa Unitarian society wll
meet az Mrs T. s. Carriers rooms. rs
sedrwsek block. THURSDAY. January 2 at
o'clock p n. This being the a1rcal
meeting n the 7ocistT tse presence ~
every uemher iz needed aaI srealiy
requested Reeuiar program ana very
Important business e. ~ transacted
Ep1orth Chsgtsu1Us Circle.
The Chauta1ea4 Circle % EDWGrfh
League ulI raeet a. IT. %oh,ss cree
MONDAY. January 2
The program follows.
Reu can-Sarns thrse fssaiax sserts n {
Italian history
Poetry q itaiy Pars Il. cAss. 8 ~.
Sheppard
Men ard ritier q Itasy C.a-t u. chap. /
s. M.ss stevcr
Fgors1cs 81 art aai poetrv-sf-s pate 4
Chzracfsr ssstrhes-fI,eseezo ss He1.e8 F.
John G.tson.
Rsa5ing-1Er Tre5 Fezr1e.
Eefei,c r. B1rzs lfafer
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FINDS WAY ToLIvE LONG.

The startling announcement OF ! dis
covery that will surely lengthen life is
made by Editor o. H. Downey. of Chu-
rubusco, Ind: i wish to state" he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most infallible
remedy that I have ever known for
coughs, colds and grip. It's invaluable TO
people with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need dread
pneumonia or consumption. Its relief is
instant and cure certain" Gehnng's
pharmacy guarantees every soc ard 81
bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01

This large foUr-story building IL sd
mirably ntted and furnished for the cara
CT the sick. No i0athsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases.
that are usually treated al hospitals ara
successfully treated here. Including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women. married
or single. can End y safe retreat here
during confinement. and a home IN every
case found for the child II required \
home for the poor and rich alike. as eli
operations and medical treatment sTa
free. and the only charge that T. made is
the ordinary hospital fee. which IS JUST
enough 10 pay the running expenses %
the institution. The best OF references
given when required. Write for circuiar
20 the Martha Washington Home"
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TO PUNISH CHINESE


Pekin. Dec. si.-Th> szetfs publishes
ara edict rccquntag the massacre - Mag
shafo0 in KsaEoo province fwnsre a ..ie-
sionary and a number - Christians eon-
verts we're reported % have been killed.
supposedly by troops uader The c7rnmsHd
~ General TBngpy) ard ordering Chiussa
officials 70 pursue and punish the guilty
outlaws
n 81 undoubtediv true that Re!zfsn NILE
si0naries with chisese converts occupy
fortified villages IN the rsFion ahost Ming,
shafo0. and according - AZ uu~onfru@f
report which has reached the Belgian is-
cation here. missionary near HiHrsha~
zoo has been murdered
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TO REDUCE TARIFF
Duty on Cuban Tobacco and sugar 10
BE Heightened.

Havana, Dec. Sl.-A decree reducing the
railroad tarin on sugar and tobacco an
average Of . per cent was issued by
Governor General Wood today. Gu
ban planters have long protested against
the alleged excessive rates On these pro
ducts from points in the interior to the
seaports. According TO the new decree
also IS far as possible, the rates VIII be
made uniform throughout the island. The
decree further provides that the railroads
shah be granted hearings on their petit
tons TO show that their earnings cannot
bear the proposed reductions.
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NdNLaA

The cattle market did not follow the
price Of hogs in the downward course
The market was steady to strong and
fairly active. There was a pretty large
sprinkiing of thin cows and heffers
among the offerings. but this class Of
stun appears to be in demand and they
sold just as readily as the butcher cattle.
The buyers here pay comparatively good
prices. and there is very little. if any
money Tor the shipper in running past
1 his ~, Riot
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Roo<evrItI~r~ * awRin.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 2i--Presiiea5
Roosevelt has formally demanded the rs
ignation Of David a. Nunu. collector OF
Internal revenue. ffth district OF Tenn
essee. Alleged violation ef civn service
regulations. the discharge of q clerk. is
said 10 be the cause. Colonel Mum has
Ccne TO Washington.
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HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this trouble Use at once
the remedy that stopped it for Mrs y. a.
Webster, of Winnie, Va. She writes:
DIR. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
me Of sick headaches had suffered from
for two years. Cure headache, constipa-
ton, bniousness; 25c at Behring's phar-
macy.
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Santiago de Cuba, Dee Sl.-The elec-
TONS passed OF today without notable
Incident in the district. The Nationalist
was the only ticket II The field AID con
seQuen;ly & was elected. Very few votes
were cast in this city. and little interest
IN the proceedings was apparent
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Dec. 31.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady, unchanged 10 six
points lower, and closed quiet and net
to % points higher
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Ttttie Rock. ARK Dec 7i-Assisss
frorn Bratorrlli-. TO-DAY. irttraf- stzr
f-rltes States 6frate~ 5arss f HeFrv
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HAY SAYS 40 "SlaEEp
China I-ToIs That Tneie sans wsnt
Tot TndentnfY

Pckin Dec Hits brief seasatioz
caused hers ~ che cahsed announcements
thar the Urtaa siafes wosis ra5aes 80
Chinese irdernrify ciaisa ~ fis Sf c0 hss
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec. 31.-The market closes
the year with a very quiet tone in all
departments and without salient feature.
The tone continues firm throughout in
both cotton and WOODEN goods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-01

have a happy holiday time. for which the
ladies' Of the board wish to express their
most sincere thanks
MRS. W. LARRIN. Pres. Of Board