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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-22
CONCERT WAS EXCELLENT
Largest House for Long Time Listen to
the Ariel Sextette

The grand opening concert of the
Wichita Lyceum association was given
by The Ariel Ladies Sextette TO the larg-
est and most refined audience that has
graced any house in this city for years
and TO say that it was the event of the
season is putting 1t mildly indeed, FOL
the cream OF Wichita society was in at
tendance. The association is to be con-
gratula,ted on such an suspicious open
ing. From the very first the Ariels
won the hearts of the people and re-
tanned them until the last number. The
quartet work of the sisters should be es-
peciany COMMUNICATED.
The voices of the young ladies are uni
formly marked by a sweetness of tone
which when taken together with the per-
feet blending of the choruses, furnished
music fit for any occasion. Semi-class-
teal in its nature, the program was rem
dered with that artistic finish and
smoothness which marks the perform
RRee of only skilled musicians.
Numbers deserving special mention
we're the superb contralto solos by Miss
Grace Smith and the rendition of child
sialects by Miss Marguerite Smith who
was compelled to respond to eneores
From two TO three times for each num-
Der. The success of the Lyceum course
Is certainly assured for the people can
depend on it that their entertain
are strictly first class and just as they
advertise. The better class of people
DO not care for the rough, crude class of
entertainments which cnaracteriZes the
vast majority of events upon the boards
at this period and when company of
entertainers who are truly artists in the
better sense of the word appear they
never fail 10 receive the hearty acclaim
and full appreciation of every one. This
class Of entertainment is always elevat-
ting, never the opposite and after listen
ing 10 an evenings program one feels
better, nobler, purer and happier than
before. Mr.. o. A. Boyle, secretary of
the Lyceum association, has been work
Ing night and day to make the series of
Entertainments a success, and if last
nights concert is a sample of what is to
come, he could not be rewarded any bet
ter "A large number of season tickets
have been sold. The high class of en-
tertainment attracts only the best au-
diences.
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| CHICAGO.
Chicago. Oct N-Butter-Firm. Cream
| eriaes 9019c; datries, 9Gi7c.
Eggs-Firm. Fresh, lie.
Poultry-Easy. Turkeys. 7asc: chickens
&C; ducks, 7@sc.
KANSAS CITY.
| Kansas City, Oct I.-Wheat-Soft. q
| lower; hard, unchanged, trade very slow
No. hard, nomniaIly, nc; No. 3. 67qloc
No. red. soc; No. 3, Use; No. 2 spring, &
| q70c; No. 3, Coo.
Corn-ssteady. No. mixed. 2alac; No.
white, 2tu12c.
Oats-About steady but SLOW Ne. mix.
ed, nominally, tic; No old, BIC; new
nominany. 17q1Sc.
Butter-Very firm Creamery. 15Qlsc
dairy, loe912c.
Esgs-Light supply and good demand
QCotable at lac.
ST, LOUIS
St Louis Oct. 21.-Receipts-Flour, s. 600
wheat, 400; corn, HOO; oats, A. go
Shipments-F'lour, 1900; wheat 4. coo; corn
SO, 90; oats. L, GO.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-The speculative market here
opered weak on the report that corner
had been run in southern Russia, but taht
IL had been broken and that large ship
ments had been made TO western Europe.
Following this the reports of lower cables
caused sharp break in prices. During
the last hour the market was weak, the
selling continuing much freer and the buy
ing, and futures closed 1T.af3sc under yes
terday. Spot higher; on call. No. 2 red
cash, elevator, Tic asked; track, 79a1sl9c
No. hard cash, 7O12c; December, 7Sc bid;
May, $3.50.
Corn-F'utures weak and lower. with
quite a pressure to sell at times; spot low
er; No. cash, 21zqS4c; December. - c;
May, 2Sc bid.
Oats-Futures firm early. but eased off
later and closed lower. SPOT dull, steady
No. cash, lie bid: May. As.c asked.
Butter-Steady. unchanged.
EgSSFirrn. 1zc.
G775.
Lard-Lower; prime steam s4.07ts: choice
SIS.
NEW YORK
New York. Oct l-Flour-Receipts. o.
600 barrels; exports, II 90 barrels Market
opened firm but later weakened with
wheat and was lower TO sell Demand En-
tied; winter patents, G.30q450; winter
extras, S3.Ogq36a
Wheat-Receipts. 1860 bushels Snot
weak; No. l hard. SfEc fob. afioat Op-
ticns broke badly today under a heavy
weight of both local and foreign offerings.
weaker cables. enormous Increase in the
worlds shipments and absence OF short
sellers. Closed weak at lowest points ard
3is7fSlsc below last night. No. red May.
S51adS7iac. closed, s5iAc: October. closed
7sS-c; December, 81. G9s4izc, closed s2isc.
Corn-Recespts. 1890 bushels exports
$500. SPOT weak; No 2. aoa31c. OPP
tons weak ard declined with wheat and
u-.ier the big increase in Bradstreet's,
closed u, nc net lower. May. 81. 6S5c.
closed. 81. October. 2sSf9Disc, closed.
2s5-c: December. s. d32asc. closed. &c.
Oats-Receipts. 275.543 bushels: exports.
ISL. SPOT weak: Ne. ., 2izc. Options
quite active and daCidsedly weak with
corn. closing sss5siZc decline October .
iac; December. - 7-ls62sJlzc. closed. Z5lzc.
Larf-Quiet; western steamed. q s.; re-
fined. steady.
BUtter-RecesptS, TG7 pkss: steady
Western creamery. ,i1Gaoc: western dali
~. Sffl2c; factory. 74ffizc; Eigins. 20c
EggS-Recetrts, 7.4ol pkgs: quiet. State
and Pennsylvania, 1898; western. La-s
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LIVING BENEATH A LAKE.
Cool Retreat an Enshshman Has Con
structed for Warm Weather

stfucied t0r warm weather.
An Englishman, who has lake upon
his estate, recently caused it to be
drained, and in the deepest part he had
house built, which contains smoking,
dining and servants rooms. The frame
work of the house is iron. The floor is
of stone, resting upon a foundation of
concrete. The sides and roof are COM
posed of thick plate glass. There is a
passage under the water from the boat
house to the glasshouse, and air is OBJ.
tanned through large clumps of arti.
fetal water lilies which rest upon the
surface of the lake.
1t is indescribably pleasant to sit in
one OF the rooms upon warm day.
The air is cool; there is no sound to be
heard, and it is interesting to watch
the fish swimming around attracted by
the glare of the electric lights.
The house cost comparatively little
TO build. The owner contemplates a
more ambitious scheme. He has two
square miles of forest. which he in.
tends to inclose by wide. deep trench.
strong iron railing and high stone
wall. He will then turn loose into the
Enclosure every sort of wild animal
that he can procur-lions. tigers. ele-
plants, etc, in order to ascertain If
they can live ct large in this climate and
without unduly interfering with each
other. There is TO be anetwork of under
ground passages leading to numerous
stone towers in different places in the
forest, says London Truth. and from
these he intends to watch the ami.
mails and study their habits when in
comparatively wild state.
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your BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH
CITY IN BRIEF.

Senator John ]. Ingalls, was in The city
last night.
Mr. Mark Day Of Chicago is doing bu-
siness in the city.
AIR. GriInehaw Of England has return
ed from his eastern trip.
Late alfalfa hay has begun 10 come
In. The price per ton ranges from S. 10
$3.50.
Mrs. LYDIA Jones and little daughter
Bernice OF Evansville, Ind, are visiting
AIRS. DR.. Purdue.
A Banner Of Mareago. Ia. 5 visiting
his daugnter, Mrs. c. /. Wheeler. AT l02s
South Water street.
Special communication OF Albert Pike
1-oige No sos a. +. < \ N. This ev-
ensng. Work in the third degree
The roads are in excellent condition
fo- Bicycling now. ana many are taking
advantage a 81 ard are making frequent
.rips out into the couatry.
Rev. Mr.. Todd desires as 70 say that
tie reception al h.s house announced last
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CRUSADE AeAINsTLoNo SKIRTS
New York Women With Pretty Feet Active
In the Movement.

The crusade against long skirts for
wet weather is TO be carried on. in New
York city, and the Rainy Day club Is
now an established fact. On or about
November 1 the club viii be seen on
dress parade. All of the women con-
nected with tie club Indignantly deny
that there is anything connected with
the costume that has been adopted to
bring the blush of shame 20 any mem.
Der OF the fair sex. whether she is in
sympathy with the new movement or
not. Everything suggestive OF the
blcoIner girl has been carefully avoided
by the women who propose to fight the
uphfted skirts.
Mrs. Bertha welby. the founder OF
the movement. thinks the costume
adopted an enlinently proPer one. ard
belleVes that as soon &C. the public ap-
preciates the idea Of dress reform in
rainy weather there wiil be increased
enthusiasm and mere members of the
Rainy Day club. The club has now
ever 100 members. and has elected Mrs.
Emma Becl1with president.
All of the women who belong 10 the
club are said TO have very pretty feet.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
TIICAGO.


Chicago. Oct. g-Cattfe-Usual scarcity
Of chogce co-n-fed cattle. prices renal inE
firm; other kinds about ttc lower. sale-
on the basis OF S3.4fsGS2S for common 10
fancy native beef steers. with trsJlsac lion
largely at g. gyla475. Stockcrs ana feed
ers 81 f,GS75: COWS and heifers. &1cs13 %.
bulls g Gnd2 20: calves. sseJifo-l0 Texas
steers & 6Lsf.s d: choice heiferS. y ~; Wess-
tern rangers :3Ss62.eO for steers. Szs,a5,S
for COWS and heifers, feeding steers yell
inS at S3GcsI3.<0
Hogs-stronger: yesterdays decline %
s. recovered: coarse heavy TO prime as
sorted tight. - lefi3. 50: packers. . 49,
shippers. g. +0q350; hght. S.4sfsSS' pigs.
sbee-, and Iambz-Trsie In sheep good
Inferior to prime. =. 2.03.50 westerns, 60
az ~. feeders. g e115.70. lambs, 1<stslis-s5,
averaging a little hover than yesterday.
Receipts-cattIe 17.ooo: hogs "a. So sheep
1900.
s.. Louis. Oct. Z.-Ca;tle-Receipts 100.
market r-sszsty a. -s-ce1t declines
Hogs-R@cslpts, 1903. market SOW on
light: steady On heacy; workers., S.s.fs1S-s''
packers. = osa3 X: heavy. Ss.lelI2ss.
Sheep-Fsecefpts. 2. Sca: market strong.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct H.-Cs:sie-Recsirfs
= o.; shipments, 4 80. Market steady for
beSz grades, Others slow anG weak Texas
steers. s2.1s55.os; Texas cows, <lssf-S,;
native steers. i3I594.75: native cons sTsa
hcsfers. sl.syT5. %: stockerz and f>oters.
s. zyds6 bulls 8 <0Gz 81
SSneep-Flecefpts. SEQ. sh.pments. 30
Market STEADY. Lambs. Sznd4i5. mat
tons. slDG7B-
NEW YORK
New York. Oct- 3L-Beerss-Pscsipts
ssz Steers stezdy but SOW. rough stock
quiet but generally firm. native sf~@rs
g 400 81. Colorado and TeIzss steers. r.
ss37G stays and oxen. fh1ES- q. bulls g 40
Gao. cables crOte American sfes-s a 70
f1c..c elressgss weight. snee2 AZ sflSc.
dresSed weight: refrigerator beef a. =. y
Sc Exports. 1.4az beeTes arsi 4. 50 quar-
te-z OF bee.
Shop AMI T1ambs-Recsipss, 10 No--
active At Uachs1ge1 PTscsss SAeeD szGsS
zS
Hoes-Rsceip.s 1.5ss: a-Tn a. y.71r4 "a.
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FREE PILLS

Send your address to H. z. Bucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipa ton and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed TO be perfectly free from
every celeterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
% the stomach and bowels, greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular size 25c
per box. Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy, 32S n. Main street and G.
Behring's drug store. northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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OF bullion gone into the BANK o. LIE
land on balance To-Day s,VsV Pou-io =.
amount Withdrawn Il5.0e0 pounds. VI
the latter sum $1,000 pounds was IN tne
United states coin. Bar gold has az.
vancad ia To IT'S hid Gold is quoted
al Buenos Ayres a: 1882 MaGrio i''-'
Lisbon ssh Rome l0e.25.
Paris. Oct. 2l.-Three per cent renIes
iolf 471Ac for the account EXcAanss
on London 25f &c for checks.
Berlin. Oct. I.-Exchange on London
eight days sight 20 marks S6is ptennigs
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
New York. Oct. 2i.-Money on call
easy at 3ST7 per cent; last loan per cent
closed 8 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per nominallv 7Qe per cent: sterling ex-
change steady with actual business In
bankers bills at s4.sSsi @4-Si Tor demand
and siSoA G4I for so days Posted
rates s4.sIG4S2is and s4S4ia44.s5; com
mercial bills $3.50. Bar silver 6oA' sii-
yer certificates 653s166.
BANK CLEARINGS.
New York, oct. Chickering's $685.
74S; balances s.. 215.4l2.
Boston. Oct. 2l.-CIearings N5,4oo, $50
balances 81 1885, S2.
Philadelphia, oct 2l.-Cearings w.
si5,1s5; balances 81 sos 257.
Baltimore. Oct. 2l.-ciearings $9.sd.-
65l balances SSS6.slo.
Chicago, Oct I.-CIearings sl5,e32.-
~. Money firm at per cent for time
and cell loans. New York exchange
81 90 discount: foreign exchange firm;
demand S4.SS$.: GO days s4.SoS..
st. Louis, Oct. 2l.-Clearings s3.s1l'Su;
balances $3.50. 233. Money cas- per cent.
New York exchange $3.50 discount bid;
s. % discount asked.
AUSTRALASIA GOLD.
Melbourne. Victoria, Oct. 1.-THE
Weld of gold from New Zealand and
Queensland for the quarter ending sep
tember 50 was 237,079 ounces.
GOLD RESERVE.
Washington, Oct. H.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Avalable cash balance s2Ss.ee0,-
45s. Gold reserve sl2i .s27. is3.
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and fell 70 s1.i31s. December opened at
sl.50 and declined to s1.49.
TIVERp poor ErRu

4
] Liverpool. Oct 21-The wheat market
here today was firm and without recur-
| renee OF the excitement of the closing yes
| tarday. There was d decline of about 2
| pence from Mondays prices Of IS. Prices
! opened 2 pence dearer and advanced a
f, further p pence upon reported buying OF
Russian wheat by the Russian govern
| ment in cargoes. This produced sharp
advance OF IS Sd to SIS upon yesterday )
| prices. The principal dealings were in
/! American red wheat options. There
was not much doing in California options
| The consensus OF opinion Is that, in spits
| OF the recent adviceS the wave has not
| yet spent its strength. At the close of
| the day there was a slight raise. The
| bushes done amounted o 10000 quar-
! tiers.
LONDON RECEIVERS.
! London. Oct. 2.-The wheat market
opened firm At the Baltic there was
heavy trading and prices recovered TO
! Mondays extreme rates. On Marx
Lane. English wheat, spot, was a sfal-
! ling, and foreign wheat Cd 10 Cd dearer
| over Mondays prices. with steady de-
mand. Flour showed shilling adj
| vance. Horn. Son and Bryant, DeWar
and Webb and other leading firms were
| interviewed by representative Of the
Associated Press. All the mercra uts
questioned think the advance Is due -
an American corner" The price OF
risen slightly.
PARIS AND BERLIN.
Paris. Oct. 21-Wheat here opened
| weaker. but at the close prices were firm
at . confines per hundred kids under
yesterdays prices. The market was &C.
tive at the close.
Berlin Oct. 21.-The wheat market
here today opened active on American
advices and at the close prices were 2 10
21s marks per thousand kilos better than
yesterday.
RRADSTREET'S VISIBLE.
New York, Oct. 21.-Speoial cable and
telegraphic advfces to Bradstreete COW
ering principal points OF accumulation,
indicate the following changes in avail
abe supplies last Saturday. as conlpaC,-
ed with the preceding Saturday:
Wneat-United States and Canada
east of the Rockies. increase 3,3Ss. coo
bushels; afioait for and in Europe, In
crease 2.1S4.oO0; total increase in worlds
available 6.oe4,
Cern-United States and Canada east
Of the Rockies, increase 2,740,000.
Oats-United States and Canada cas-.
of the Rockies. increase 792, 00e.
The more important increases in avail
able stocks OF wheat last week not COW
cred in the official visible supply state
ment include 774,000 bushels in north
western Canada points of accumulation,
10000 in northwestern. interior efeva-
tors. $4,000 in Milwaukee private eIeva-
txs due to changing public houses to
private), and 143, 900 in Chicago private
elevators. There was decrease OF 1885,
900 bushels at Galveston and 80, 900 at
Cleveland
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ZuE WEATHER.

Wichita kzsrs-. OFT -. -rsss.
Iso-2i forecast for wichita ard vtclr.as ~
Fair aad warner until Frf1sy
During Ire -szs1 rEes4ty-four hours TIE
highest ten peraIurs szs -. ire owes. =
Ezd the rn=aa =. with eiszr weather. Lgh.
SsEfa E.sid ard nearly ztztl-nz7y p-1s-
E.ire-
thus fz- MS Elozra the average ter
psratU-e has tSea =
Fer The oasz eight years tlss a-s-zgs
f-a15.eFatssr. for The facnth q 1ScEoAs- azz
tesa =. AMI fo- re Isl cas-
FRED L JOHNSON
0aze7Te-
W. .e-Ss-z. n c. Oct s.~-F.ssis.x s
49, fo-s-zsz asssI p N Tfsu-s-sss--
Fo- Oklahoma aaa IHs*-zs Tsrrltsrv-
Far. sssss-fersy WINS
For Nzrsas--8tr sostozeS ~ c.osssr
z-i tar@ate-tnE Ec-h>-- sCsf.e-ir rtrs.s
ss.<.z< 70 -orT.<rsy AID cooker TAE-Sc2y
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Oct. G--There was no rfe 70
the demand in the d. goods market e.
though many moderate selections made
Up By spot buyers ard nail orders for cur
rent wants resulted II q volume Of sales
thz. was vssibly increased through ship
nertS from the rls.is direct 70 markets q
purchases There was no-s inquiry for
spr-.E dress fabrics a-zl other svsecialtfes.
for which far eng2geu1ezts were MADE
Printing cloths firm q { &c be and dectn-
FAR this week have been about 20 go
pieces
Fan Rsver. Mas. Oct 1--P-!zt cso;hs
steady a. SIC, nominal
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Real Estate Transfers,
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abs.sac,

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
F. Hageman ct al lots to s block
Market street Fairview add sd s2S4
H. B. Robertson lots II 10 % block
D East University add qcd 80. 81
Bedford Wood lot Is Washington
lave Matthewsons I'd wd $1,000. 500
Hartford w. L. Co. lots 81 to 10f
Mosely ave Ransom and Kays ID
qcd .-......-.. 5000. 140
F. Koenig lots to 10 and Sc and So
Ellis ave I'd Observation-Disclosures. 13
Z. B. Allison lots &c and IS Univer-
sfty ave Lawrence's 9Th add wd S75
]. E. Bishop lots Is to IS block Is
Junction Town Co.'S add wd go. 60
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COTTON MARKETS

ST. Louis. Oct. 1.-Cot;on-Quiet: ua.ddl-
ing TIC: sales 6no: receipts. All: ship
Tne1tS. 81: stock, q. SIS.
New Orleans. Oct. T.-Cottoa-Essy:
-n.dGling. S-15c; low ui62ling, &c: god
ordinary. 8.
New York. Oct e--Cotton-Quist; mid
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under local pressure; closai barely steady
net unchanged 10 10 points deciia- Deceua-
colree--Rio easy: No. 1cbbing. r5ac: In
wee, icAe. rihi. quiet: Cordova. l5.aflsse.
Sugar-Raw quiet but firm. fair REIN
ing. Csc. centrifugal IS test, &c, refined
drm-
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Third Ward Mckinley club Will
meet al the court house this evening al
s o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
First Presbyterian church will give a
social al the church on Friday evening
next
All old soldiers who desire to take part
in the parade Saturday night will meet
at Republican headquarters this CThurs-
day. evening at 1870 O'Clock. J. NJ Min
lick, NJ. S. Rochelle, W. w. DIE, ]. c.
Kirk, w. r. Kesler, committee of five.
Attention, O. n. B.-A special meet
ing of Wichita Lodge No. 1. o. NJ b.
Friday evening this week. Usual place.
Important that every member should be
there. Remember the cause and come.
j. I. Dorsey, secretary.
Meet tonight. All the members of
both companies A and b. of the National
Wheelmen's Mckinley and Hobart club.
are requested to be at the city building
tonight at 7:30 for the purpose OF elect
ing lieutenants for both companies and
receiving instructions for Saturday
might.
Attention. travelling men, All mem
bers of the Travelling Mems Mckinley
club are expected 10 take part in the
travelling mems mounted parade Satur-
day night. Oct. "a. and are requested TO
notify c. Munson care Manhattan hotel
as 70 whether they will take part or not.
and also state whether they WEI furnish
their own horses or not. Please answer
this notice al once. BY order of VIM.
S. Human, captain.
Saturday the Mckinley FTambeau
club Will take part in the big Republican
parade. Uniforms viii be furnished the
officers and drum corps. etc. from 6:45
p. m. 10 $50. The members win be uni
formed from then until 7:15. Any officer
or member who is tardy must wait until
after 1:l5 in order 10 receive mis- uniform
Let everyone be prompt. for the club
viii leave the city building at .:e5 p. m.
BY order of quarterrlas:er-
YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH
SO Mr.. Gilman Brown of 81 Mil St.
South Gardner, Mass. was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble.
following Typhoid Malaria. and he
spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him UP, saying: Your boy won't live
a month. He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles restored
him TO health and enabled him to so 10
work perfectly well man. He saws
he owes his present good health TO use
of DR.. Kings New Discovery. and
knows il 10 be the best in the world for.
Lung trouble Trial bottles free at
George Van Wecden's Pharmacy. s2s
N Main street and G. Behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Dougl3S avenues.
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COFFEE .So sosAE naEKxrs

1es TX f5-t. -1,--sse sf~s.--fssls lsrs cfez
- szrtlT ss<z4sv -ss Fss ~ rs e.
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IT TAKES A HEADER
WHEAT MARKET MAKES A MOST
NOTORIOUS TUMBLE

December Closes at 70 Ia Cents, a Decline
of 3 1-8 Cents Since Tuesdays Closing
Tight Money Market and No. Hard
Winter do the Tripping Up Act-Curb is
Hysterical Before the Opening ard the
Early Hour is Frantic, With Cables Up
Corn. Oats and Provisions Down-Wh heat
Marke. Elsewhere.
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san Francisco, Cab. Oct- 2l-Foilow-
ing yesterdays declines there vas an
other break IN wheat nri1ss wasSa took
al = ril4 >-sarn out O. Eae mark, an
caussd those g5o Soug5t a. top Egu-ss
u giye serious sasofSgt. as 10 sis-4r mar
gins. TIE i3c2l ca1l bl-8rt market cz@l-
81 duh aEd shay IL V4eW ~ ne tatEsr-
i5g condition % TIE markets elsewhere
og,ssoses continued 20 Gsc,ine this zfser-
noon ar unsavorable foreign news Al
TIE -egaiaT session - Re caii brsrs fas
safes were large. May opsne1 :; sl.iiS.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 21.-Butter-Firm. Cream
eriaes. 9dl9c: dasries, 9Gi7c.
Eggs-Firn. Fresh. lie.
POultry-Easy. Turkeys, 79sc; chickens,
&C; ducks 7NSc
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