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JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of more than
800 were fled yesterday. the first name being
that of the debtor:
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BOSTON STOCKS.
,-,i,bss Nv 7. pav . Co.. No. 3 Na..au-stJ
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ASKED. Tex dividend.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
COTTON MARKET.

New York, Aug. s-The cotton mar
ket opened steady, with prices 1 10 5
points lower August sold down to II. 4lc.
a net loss OF 9 points. while September.
selling at 103Sc on the call, recovered to
10 40c then turned easier again. while
the late months. though somewhat ir-
regular, displayed a declining tendency.
New York. Aug s.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull Middling uplands. 12.75c; middling
gulf. 1900. Sales, Il bales.
Futures opened steady. August. II. 4oc: /:
September, 1890; October. s.s3c; Novem-
ber. e.e5c; December. s65c; January, 9.61c;
March. 9e6c.
Futures closed steady. August. II i9c;
september. 10.e7c; October. 9.79c: Novem-
ber, s64c; Deceplber, 9.62c: January. 9.63c;
February. os3c; March. se4c.
Galveston. Tex, Aug. s.-Cotton-
Steady. 12c.
Liverpool. Aug. s.-Cotton-spot. fair
demand; prices steady. American mid
ding, 664d.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
HOG MARKET
STRONGER
Week Showed Gain of One
Eight of Dollar.
GOOD MARKET THIS WEEK
Cattle Market Closed Steady
with Light Receipts.
GOOD MARKET THIS WEEK

Another week on the Wichita hog mar
ket closed last night and was laid away
with the everlasting past. One week
ago last night the top price for mixed
hogs was S4-s5 and the record was made
il this column that the general predic-
tions were that the bottom was going to
drop out OF the hog market. Good mixed
hogs sold readily yesterday for $5-071z,
Just one-eighth of d dollar more than
4 week before All of the western mar
ikets showed stronger or higher and it
looks like this week would be a good
time for sellers. but this is not a predic
tion that hogs viii be higher. The few
hogs on the market yesterday sold strong
but there is no question that a larger
supply OF good hogs. so as to insure the
packers a killing for Monday, would have
sold higher. The local packers want
hogs and there is no indication that the
supply this week viii exceed the local
demand. The indications are for a good
market this week and shippers who send
their hogs TO this market viii hardly
have occasion TO regret it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
BULLS ARE
EAGER TO BUY
Wheat Was Good Property
on Board of Trade.
CORN AND OATS STEADY
Provisions Show Strength for
a Saturday Market.

Chicago, Aug S.-A bullish sentiment
prevaded the grain pits today and on a
good wheat demand ruled strong. the
September delivery closing with a gain
Of &c. September corn was up 1sc. oats
were 1.aAc higher and provisions from
SC to loc higher.
An improvement in the export demand.
higher Liverpool markets and continued
small movement were bullish influences
which caused a strong opening in wheat.
There was a good demand from com
mission and local traders at the start,
principally for the September delivery
and that month opened &c to sc higher
at 7S4c to 1850. Some scattered liqui-
dation during the first few minutes
caused a slightly easier feeling when
September sold off TO 7s1kc, but when the
selling had ceased the market quickly
regained all loss and prices continued
TO advance as the session progressed.
During the latter part of the session
there was considerable buying on pros
poets of a bullish government report Mon
day and on the strength of the outside
markets and with slight offerings Septem-
Der advanced 10 S012c but eased of later,
closing at s01sc, gain of 12c for the day.
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
TO AZ, 500 bushel Primary receipts were
546. 500 bushel, against 1,310.S00 year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts Of los cars which with local re-
cepts of 1G cars. 81 of contract grade.
made total receipts for the three points
OF 247 cars against 2s cars last week
and $50 cars a year ago.
Trading in corn was rather quiet and
the market ruled steady throughout the
day Local bulls and some of the larger
commission houses were good buyers of
the May delivery and the selling was
mostly by longs. After selling between
521sc and 52$sc, September closed &c high
er at 429sc. Local receipts were lls cars
with 13 of contract grade.
Oats ruled fairly strong, with moderate
advances in all months. The close was
firm with September 1scQAc higher, at
34AQAc after ranging between 3nsc and
3f4c. Local receipts We're 1S7 cars.
Provisions experienced better support
than for some time and a firm tone pre-
vailed. Small receipts of hogs and bet
ter prices at the yards were carly bull
factors and with the fair demand for
brokers prices were well maintained.
September pork closed sc higher. at
s13.321s; September lard was up 16c at
IS. O2is, and ribs were &C higher at $3.50
Q792i1.
Estimated receipts for Monday.
Wheat. 155 cars; corn, 12s cars; cats,
205 cars; hogs, 35 900 head
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Aug S.-The list of extreme
breaks in prices in today's stock market
conveys the best description of the dis
orderly selling movement which followed
upon the appearance OF the bank state
ment. Another increase of 50 S32 600 in
the loan account of the banks after
week Of such painful liquidation as to
verge upon panic at times. upset the
newly found eouanimity of the market
and an avalanche OF selling orders came
into the already wavering market Prices
yielded with a downward plunge to the
lowest prices generally for the year.
Where there were exceptions il seemed
due principally TO the fact that traders
were so busy with the active stocks as
not TO have time TO spare for the exempt
stocks. Wall street has been busy all
week with attempts 10 explain last
weeks small increases in loans without
any consensus of opinion on the subjects
SO that today's more formidable increase
intensifes the obscurity. It is likely
that the support TO the market which
was accorded on Thursday involved a
loosening of the purse strings of the
banks for the purpose of checking the
Generalization then threatening. 1t is
also now agreed that much of the recent
heavy liquidation in Wall street has
been for repayment to banks outside OF
Wall street and to trust companies
whose showing does not figure in the
banks statements. The result is 20
throw demands for renewals upon the
associated banks. Loans made at the
stock exchange on Friday carry over
stration was not due to actual further
calling of loans. but TO apprehension of
next weeks proceedings. Chief prees-
sure today centered upon the Pacifics.
Union Pacific plunged downward ga
points. TO s. IA Missouri Pacific's ex-
and Metropolitan Street Railway lost as
much, Atchison So. St. Paul IL, and
Northwestern preferred Z. to 190. The
last named stock closed 175 bid and ls5
asked. Consolidated Gas was off IA
Great Northern preferred s. and Della
ware and Hudson 4. The rush TO take
quick profits by the room traders on
the short side caused some violent re-
bounds from these low figures. but the
market was running of rapidly in the
final dealings again and the closing was
very weak and furiously active.
Bonds were weak and unsettled and
recovered in sympathy with stocks.
United States IS have declined Is, the
3s registered IA per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
sENATOR H6NNA's sEcRET

OF all our .bosscs. - caued. Hanna
Is the most remarkable u was not I'll
IssS that anybody outs Ge % Ohio ever
heard u him. Three ycais later n was
the most powerful indlvidgsI politician ia
the country. lie made Mckinley COVER
nor and reelected him. Tic made McEin-
lev President and reelected him. He cor
ducted 70 triumphant issue the fercest
political a. aupaiz1 in cur history. he US
the commander o. his party when mar
yeious wave 0f property swept over ths
country Ike Caesar he has never
known defeat IN combat with ths 81
emy-
They ssy hls secret IS a very single
thlng. r. never faiss-it reser s1oce~is- q
the kings palace ard ia the sher herd 3
cotss-e It = this- 10 vhsf 500 ~ n Sc
u d. Z you make a Fiedge. ksrg g.
That is the se--et q Hanna success
ard of hss power u is q lrsson that 70
weak n1an can learn. and that accounts
for 50 many failures IN tae vorid - poll
tics NOBODY but stronE zaa can grsc-
Ice Hama uerho5- ard that is why
there are 50 few b0ssesf 4 the a-st
rank
-Ah. ssghsd ihe zo-tn Tho zas % tAe
arxiouH sat love makes tire %
Yes resoined ths msn Siih tbs halr-
les pate. and tire frequently u-ases
love ry
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
Bank Statement.

New York, Aug. s.-The statement of
the clearing house banks of this city for
the week shows:
Loans, $972 e97. 100; increase, s.. So, 500.
Deposits. 1912 272 500; increase. 50. .414sG0.
Circulation, S43, 3,91690o: increase. s54 800.
Legal tenders, s77,sl3, 300; decrease,
s2.972, 800.
Specie, Sl71sA,s 900; increase, sl,1oS.60O.
Reserve. s24s, ,S55. 200; decrease. 81. 869. 800.
Reserve required. sos. .5S7, ,075; increase,
$685. 700.
Surplus, 81. .5s7.075; decrease. s2.473coo.
Exchange United States repositories,
$50, $40, 500; decrease g, ,469, ,625.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

25 lbs, 10c; pork sausage, bulk. 1o-lb.
cartoons, SC; link. I0-lb. cartoons. Sc;
liver sausage. round, sc; long, &c; head
cheese, &C.
Sausage, in "Konserve" (packed in iron
boound. painted pals. with handles, and
having four-inch bung in head. which OBJ
viatcs the necessity of taking OF the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid)-
Bologna. 15-lb. pals, s1.G0; 30-lb. pals,
$50: 60-lb pals, S345; weiners, BIB.
pals, 81 45: 30-lb pals. s2.7O; 6s-lb. pals,
s5-25; poork sausage, 15-lb pals, s1.45;
3O-lb. pals, S2.7e; 60-lb. pals, s525.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
St. Joseph
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Aug. S.-The week in dry
goods ends with jobbers sanguine Of the
future. In certain quarters the belief
in higher prices for goods is growing ow-
ing to the strengthening of conditions
caused by the .curtailment of produc-
tion at the nGxs. Business at first hands
continues restricted.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

firm. Western seconds to extras 1sG20c.
Sugar-Raw, firm Fair refining. 3 3-1sc;
centrifugal. 60 test. 3 ll-1sc; molasses su-
gar, 2 l5-16c. Refined, firm Crushed,
$500; powdered, 5.10c; granulated, soc
Coffee-Quiet No. I Rio. SIC
MoIasses-Firm. New Orleans. 31d42c.
Poultry-Alive. quiet. Western spring
chickens, 13c; fowls, l3c; turkeys, l1c
Dressed, quiet Western broilers, lac;
fowls l4c: turkeys 13Gl5c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quiet and steady. Western pat
ents. s3.75G3.90; straights, s3.51Q3.70;
spring patents. 81 0oq4 30; straights. $3.50
as 80: bakers. 81. 6od3.30.
Wheat-No 2 spring. ss19S2c; No 3, n
Gs1c; No. 2 red. 7S1zG791kc.
Corn-No. ?. SIC; No. yellow. 53c
Oats-No. ?. S5aS71zc; No. 3 white. 3sz
@34ac.
Rye-No. ?. SIC.
Bsrley-Fair to choice mailing, 54d55c.
Flax Seed-No. l. s4c; No. l northwest
ern CSC.
Timothy Seed-Prime, $40.
Provisions-Mess pork, per Dbl. sl3.20G
1925; lard. per 100 lbs. s7-S5a7.s7ls: short
ribs sides Qoose), sL60lF7 so: dry salted
shoulders Cboxed). S7.50d7. .62i2: short clear
sides Cboxedl. Ss1211dS.25
Whiskey-Basis OF high wines. sI2s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining in the post
Office at Wichita. Kansas. unclaimed for
the week ending August g. In calling
for any OF these letters say advertised.
giving the date:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
Hoo Sales.
Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light yesterday. but
nothing else was expected for Saturday.
The supply consisted of drive-ins and
they sold at prices about steady with
those OF Friday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

How many people knc~ Ehzf water
monkey iss Il - q ute1sl cutie con-
r1-only used n the troples .s71 - uofh-
irz zors or iess taan q juS- = very f-'r'-s
CAV xffh a snail mouth ard groFstel
-g5,h rrezss for hanging i uP- !, = A.
says hung ia = aTeezy sp1t- n o1e czn oe
so-nd ard he Ezfer ccataires n = b.
oorz-s apparently eoos-a potst q TnS1s
importance Il WAITE coz-rr1ss. ~se7s a
dr1nk Of cooi w-zte. cs-zDt s-ssys se OBJ
tzEned
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis, Aug. s.-Wool-Steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 15lzGlS1zc;
fine medium. 14Izdlsc; fine. 1S1zQl6c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ch.cSJo.

Ol-CeNO
Chicago. Aug. s-Cattle-Receipts. 300.
Market steady. Good to prime steers
s.. .C0G5. 10; poor TO medium, s.. .65d4 so;
stockers and feeders, s2.5oQ425; cows.
81. .5Gd4.50: heifers, s2.c0a4 70; Gamers. s1.5C
a2.70; bulls, S2.00Q420; calves, S2.5Od7. 90:
Texas fed steers, $3.25G4.50; western
steers, S3.25d4J0.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1890; Monday,
10000: left over, 1.O00. Market closed
strong. 15c higher. Mixed and butchers,
$5.05d5. %; good to choice heavy. $3.50
5.55; rough heavy, s5OgG5. 20; light, $685.
@5.s5; bulk of sales. s5.2oG5.45.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, s.. 400
$50; fair TO choice mixed, s2.50G3.25; west
ern sheep, S2.75d38 80; fair to choice mixed
s. -50G3.25; western sheep. 81. 75G3.S0; native
lambs, S3.25d6.00; western lambs. $4.5Oq
565.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Aug. -CattIe-Receipts,
100 Market unchanged. Choice export
and dressed beef steers, s4.6GQ5.20; fair
to coed. s4.00d460; stockers and feeders.
8. To-. 40; western fed 5teers, S3.00d4 So;
Texas and Indian steers, s.. .25d 400; Texas
COWS, s2.05G3.O0; native COWS Sl.50G4 co..
native heifers 90 -2504. 30; Gamers. S1.00Q
Receipts for the week: Cattle. $3.50;
calves. 5.707.
Hogs-Receipts, 1J0 Market strong to
&c higher. Top. s5.45; bulk of sales. $50
053O; heavy. SsOd5.25; mixed packers,
S5.15a530; light. $5.3Oa5.40; yorkers, s5.35
G5.49; pigs. S.35Q5.45. Receipts for the
week, "a 500
Receipts, none. Native lambs.
$3-OoQ5.75; western lambs, s2.soq5.4O; fed
ewes s.. .s0d475; Texas clipped yearlings
s2-90G47o; Texas clipped sheep, s.. .65q4 30:
stockess and feders. s2.5Gq3.55. Receipts
for the week, 1880.
st. Joseph.
St Joseph. Aug. S.-Cattle-Receipts
5lS. Market steady.
Receipts, 2.772 Mostly 10c higher.
Light s5.271zq5.5O medium and heavy,
s51Od5.35
Sheep-Receipts. none.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

on the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows:
Butter-Steady firm. Creamery. 14G
1Sl4c; dairy, 131i7c.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included, u
Gl4lsc
Cheese-Steady. 1oGll5c-
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY, aug. S-Close; Wheat
September. ssSsGsslzc; December. 1lG7llsc:
cash. No. hard. 1G1S.c: No. 3 hard.
7eG7Ic; No. hard e1as9c. rejected hsra
64d65c; No red. 75c: No. > red. 74c.
ReAipts Of wheat. SIS cars.
B-an-65ie dSsc. shorts. 67d16c
Corn-September. 4si.c; December. ss-s 2
46lzc: cash, No ? mixed. &c No. white.
46lzc: No. white 45Azc
Oats-No white. S5a54c; No mixed.
3oa2gsc.
Rye-No. ,. sc
Hay-Choioe timothy. ss.co; choice prai-
RE S25G7.50
Butter-Cresmery. I5FI7c; fancy dairy.
I5c
EggSFresh. lie
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Aug S-Cl7se: Wheat
Higher No > cash. elevator. S1i.c: track.
So[aS7c: September. GIsGSN.c. Deem
Der. $50; NAY. se1sc. No. hard IA
sc
Corn-Lower. No >. cash, Sc. track.
lssg5oc: September. ssizc December
.sise4sl.c; May. $40
Oats-Hisher. No. , cash S3i,c, track.
s4c: September. S4c; December. s4c; May.
sc: No white. Sc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

L. r. DELANEY, Ticket Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

New York.
New York. Aug s-Wheat-Receipts
49, bushels. Market firm and higher
on better English cables and small win
ter wheat receipts September. s4A. Csc
Butter-Receipts. sssi packages Mar
ket firm. State dairy. 1tGI71.c; creamery.
l5EIec
Cheese-Receipts. s.sS2 packages Mar
ket barely steady. State fun cream. fa--
cy small. co,ored and white. Ie-sc: large,
colored and white. iec-
Eggs-Receipxs, s.sS packages Market
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-09

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Irritation in Babies an Der W}lnoung
Oes Cooper : Riper, 4ldsta, cine an
6ere Gage aus3upGblen, pa tie jeBt i'm
@6atten zines 1000 SUB boRen Der
qes liegt unb ben grDBten 3Retl oes
SaQes feline Come erbGlt.
Die Quf9e6ung pon Sort 9apt8 bel
Some Stir piro befiirmortet, tpetl
MilitGr CUR gr6altung BON georonez
ten 53uitGnoen bort ni4t meRr nothig
fet. 9ie 8ep0lferung BON Rome be-
loufe ii8 ieBt ouf un9efdAr 10000 II,
auf lire unteritiiBung t0nnten Die GtS
btlbe60roen i'm 0otbfule re6nen.
6teI feIbf 6tnetn.
3. &. QnoerIon, S6mieo in Ter
Re6araturperffdtte oes 9oit : De-
partements fir 9oitIdde, melder Dor
Rur3em 6ei elmer llnteriu4ung iber
bic Rfii6run9 Der 0ertitGtte e%ntla1en
pur0e, bat Bel Der G~ipiloienit : Gomz
million 6eantragt, i'm in feline Stel@
luna nieoer ein3uieBsn, gr fiiRrt8e@
f6perDe barber, boB er Ielbit ben
QnItoB 8u Der llnteriu3ung ge8eben
uro trobbem aQein unter oerIelben gu
lefoen ue6u6t babe. Setnes @ra4tenS
fat er BEN qlei6en QnIpru4 auf net
tere 8e76dftigung tpie Der 6ilfSpor@
mann Miuer in Der 8u4btnoerst Der
R~eoierun98 : 0ruderei. 8ie dber in
Der GipiloienIt : Office D%erloutet, lie
Qen bic 6GQe gon5 Deri4ieoen, tnoem
Q(nOerIon i'm SntereiIe oes 9tenltes
entlQfIen nprben lit.
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ooB Bic r6amburg @merito Qinie"
ben rufiii8en QoF Gontratt na8
BORT @rtbur uno Shanghai iih gez
ithert uno babel bier euglii6e M}itbez
tperber gei6Iagan babe.
Die omeritantf6e SGnqerin 2(oa
9iobinion lit ais Ia6Folgerin Der
Satin 6elir Mottl5 am qroB6er3ogz
lt6en 9oftbeater in &urlsru6e engaz
girt morben.
Sn @ien 1T @raf Gu0oIf Gingtp,
Der in 5peiter She nit Der frii6eren
s.. II, 6. 8ommeriGngerin Morie96cz
reie &enorO bermd6lt 1T, fir bautez
rott ertlGrt mproen.
Die S%tuDenten Der 8erliner Uni
oeriit0t erbalten iebt 6ei Der Smmutriz
%tulUtion ejne8ro7dijre, nel6e BEN 81
tel fii0rt oQBi6en16aft uno Sjttli6z
felt" sic lit nit @orporten 8renz
tanOs unb 6arnots Der7e6en, uu0 bic
@erren StuOiOit Deroen bartu our
46tung DOr Den 6rduen erma6nt.
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@aBnc Mt@ragb ipri6t.
Seine 36dtigteit i'm S4ieosgsrtdt gu
6aag ri6tig geiteQt.

86iIuDelp6ta, ga, Is. Oft.
- 0unne Muc9eag6, Der Reprdlert@
tant Der fogenannten 6rieoenSnottO@
nsn C(merita, 5rantreid, 8elgisn,
6oQanO uno Gpanien) BEL Dem 9uaz
qsr 66ico8geri8t in Der @ene3uelaz
6raqe, 6at auf ieinem 2anOiiB bel
8~bilQbelp6iu einem 8eri6teritatter
Der ,QTpciirten 9reie" gegenIber ale
@erii6te Dementirt, Die man ii6er feline
S6dtiQfeit Dor Dem S6sO8gert4t,
pG6renb er auf Gee mar unO iid ntft
bertbeiOtqen fonnte, gu Derbreiten fur
uut 6eFunoen bat. Gr 6ube Dor benz
56ieOsoeri6t nur bdgegen proteftlrt,
bah man ben Nntpdlten 8ene3uela'S
Ginii6t in gapiTe 9otumette Dertpetz
aerte, uno Da8 Ri6tertribunal babe
ii6 feiner Nniift iofort angei6lo1en.
.3niI6en i6m unD ben dnOern Dtploz
matiI6en 8eprdIentanten Dor Dem
S6teO8Qeri6t 6dtten Die freun0lt6z
ten 8e3ebungen beitarOen, uno er lei
nit Der au8geIudteiten 0Oflidteit DON
benIel6en be6anoelt porOen. Seine
i6neQe @l6reiIe lei oe8bal6 erfolgt,
neil Die anoeren Reprdi entanten Inn
BEL benz 64luBplaiOoDer uuBer Der
Rei6e ben @orrang gelafen bitten, oa
er eigentli4, inOem Die Reprdientanz
ten in alp6a6etiider ReibenfOlge iprez
den iouten, crit 3uleBt gum ReOsn gez
fommen nQre.
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golfmaroCr ber6nftct.

G6icugo, Is. Ctto6er. IT. Qlz
Bert Soernbt, Elm 8rieftrGger, 1T nee
qen Gte6lsn5 pm 8riefen NIT 0eloz
IsnOunqen uno G6ed5 oerbaftet NOR
ben. Der &(rreitant lift qeitdnoig. gr
fuqt, er babe beDeutenbe Summer auf
8ferDe Gennen D~erl0reu uno iet bGz
bur6 gum 9iebFoHl bsrleitet norOen.
Geit einem Sabre bate er 8riefe, bic
i6rem Qusie6en nah WertbIenbun9en
ent6ielten, unterI6la9en. Die 8eiEobs
lenen 8etrdge IoQen 5i6 auf 0ielc tauz
ienb Dollars be.aufen. Soarn0t mar
frii6er 8eumter oes 0otipnal Der
banoes Der 8rieftrdger uno 5ueimaL
9elegat gum Natjonal Gon1ent oes
8erbanoe5.