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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-04
COTTON.

New York, March 3.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of ! 10 points.
following less favorable Liverpool news
than looked for Selling was chiefly for
the taking Of profits BY the smaller longs,
who loaded up before the recent advance.
indications that port receipts would fail
below estimates started covering shortly
after the call, but after an advance 10
last nights figures. prices again eased
off under subsequent bearish English
news. At Il o'clock the market was irregu-
Ular at a net loss OF l 10 points. Sales
TO that time reached but So, so bales, rep
resenting a comparatively small market.
Aggressive action on the part Of the bears
was checked by claims Of strong and &C
tive southern spot markets and increased
interest in dry goods. Spot cotton dull;
middling uplands, 5-16c; middling gulf,
9-l6c; sales, none. Futures closed quiet
and steady; sales, III, 100 bales. March.
s6.u; April, S6.14; May, S8.17; June, 1913;
July. SO; August, 1924; September, 1913:
October s6.17; November, s6.16; December,
s617; January, $500.
New Orleans, March 3.-Cotton-Spot
good business done; prices steady. Amer
lean middling, 3 15-32 pence. Futures quiet.
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ships 10 her ancient enemy. to be used
against the United States. which helped
her so generously 20 her independence
But even should Chill or Brazil sell ships
TO Spain they would be Of no use 10 her.
Il have always expressed in the nous
OF commons, as you H1o-. - admiration
for American wsrships. I challenged our
government to test the new cruiser Pow
erful By sending her across the Atlantic
az full speed as the United States had
sent the Columbia, but our government
declined
y consider that America has some OF
the very finest ships a1oat and I know the
American sailors to be as good as any
in the world.
why, Spain is q retrograde-a mort
bund nation. II she should snap up all
the wsrships available all over the world
she would not give the United States
cause for an instant's concern
Il believe in the grit. tenacity and
fighting capacity OF the Anglo-Saxon races
as against these Spaaisrds, who are fed
on oil and garlic and are without STAN
ina. Why. in the olden days our bucca-
neers used TO beat them. and they have
not improved since then-rather the con-
trary.
But there viii be no war. The Spanish
government knows 1t would be the sigma!
for a Carlist rising.
They viii have some kind of a revolu-
ton in Spain before long. but as to war
with the United States. there viii be
none.
Il have never believed that the United
States wants Cuba. but I expect they will
employ all their influences to establish q
republic there"
Mr.. Tweddle, the manager OF Thorny-
crofts famous torpedo boat works a.:
iswick-on-the-Thame said 20 the
Worlds correspondent:
''I don't think the Spanish navy can
cause the United States much concern.
Il really don't think SPY has much
Of a chance Of getting warsaips in Eng
lish yards from the governments FOR which
they are being constructed The great
majority Of the ships now on the stocks
are for the British government. which, OF
course. won't sell"
inquiries DF me " ora cores )flQenL al
Ysrrow's torpedo boat works, Blackwell.
ELECTED the statement ttat the firm IS
building four torpedo-catchers for Japan
and four for Austria Neither power
would sell the ships TO Spain.
New York, March 3-''The report that
Spain is negotiating 70 buy from Chill
three warships now in course OF construc-
ton in England IS characterized az alb
surd by the government officials here.
says the Valparaiso correspondent Of the
Herald. They laugh at the story and
declare that the Gillian government has
never received even the most remote hint
from Spain as 20 the purchase Of warships-
i IS further stated that Chilli mas no IN
tentiou of parting with any vessel % her
navy. ChG has only two ships in Europe.
the armored cruiser O'Higgins, which is
nearly finished and i expected here in
April. and the sch7olship General BaEre-
dona- which viii be finished abou. TIRE
end q the year. The Chllan transport
Augamos Isft for England several days
ago with officers and crew for the OHlg-
gins"
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HOGS A NICKEL HIGHER
Receipts Much Lighter But
Quality Much Better,
HIGHEST FIGURES 1915
Good Demand For Cattle But
the Market Bare.

The local hog market opened five cents
higher yesterday and remained steady.
closing strong. The receipts were very
small, considering both the advance in the
market and the wonderful advance in
pork and ribs on the eastern markets
Wednesday and Thursday are generally
among the heaviest in receipts Of the
week, but the past Two days have proved
10 be exceptions. Dold took all the hogs
received from the other buyers. The buy
ers would have bought twice as many as
were offered Owing 70 the luII IN ship
meuts the work about the yards was
over an hour earlier than usual The
quality Of the hogs received yesterday
vas better than on Wednesday, yet there
ere 70 many lights at that. The tops of
Wednesday would have received five cents
more yesterday. Tops brought yesterday
$5-75. They were sold by Mr.. c. NJ Geland
Of Winfield and Messrs. Steiner & Blair
Of Lyons The receipts for the day were
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When the Queen finished unloading al
Juneau. the thirty-fve Indians that had
been doing the work were taken to Skag-
uay. They work for . cents an hour and
the white men demanded Is cents
At Skaguay. the Indians went ashore
and were beset BY a crowd OF fifty angry
men The white men were well organized
They did not know. however. that the
Queen had federal troops aboard
The stevedores made a rush and the
Indians fell hack and were crowded close
TO the edge Of the wharf
A. this juacture three shots were fred
az the Indians BY the attacking party
The shots did no damage.
Then the 10 soldiers il charge OF Cap
tain F. F. Eastman were called OF BY
Captain Wallace 10 protect the Indians
The company quickly formed on deck
point OF bayonets.
The fact that soldiers guarded the IN
loading Of the Queen probably caused the
passengers 70 give out the report az Vic
toria that martial law had been declared
az Skaguay.
MINISTER SETON DENIES
Ottawa Ont, March 3.-When shown
the Victoria dispatch stating that reports
from Skaguay had confirmed the report
that the British flag had been raised al
Summit Lake. also that the Canadian gov
eminent intended establishing custom
house al Crater Lake. both places being
in disputed territory. Minister OF the IN
terror Seton. said tonight:
This is an old story revived There IS
q Canadian customs pert A. Summit, but
it IS not in disputed territory. The British
flag was not being raised and customs
posts were not being established IN dis
puted territory. There is nothing in the
story"
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IahN|NGSCI)SI MOST
Switching and Overtime More
Than Freight Charges.
IMMENSE CORN TRAFFIC
Wages to be Raised on the
Louisville and Nashville.

Cleveland. Ohio. March 2-At toaay's
session OF the interstate commerce con-
mission vhica Is investigating charges o.
discrimination against rAe Car Service
association. J. C. simmons. . grain dealer.
was on tbs witness stand He testified
mat ne was forced 70 pay service on as
shipments and goods recssve5- May
times the Charges or cars he'd overtime
OF for switching was greater than the
regular freight charges
The comm. ssion thea continued the
hearing TO April -
TRANSCONTTNENTAL WAR
Chicago. March S.-Tae western roads
declare that in consenuns 20 meet wi-h
the officials of the Canadian Pacific IN
resa-d 10 the rate situation. as suggested
BY General Passenger Agents Roberts and
Daniels. they have in no manner changed
their position II regard 70 TIE t.Isrca-
tills demanded by the Canadian Pa1lac
OF the reduced rates made by that Hae.
They will meet the rates made By the
Canadian Pacific and any further reduc-
lions that i may make VIII D. met by
them without delay. IN c0rzen-ing 70 the
conference they say that they are merely
standing on the ground they have oceu-
pied since the controversy with the can
adam Pacific was started. They have at
ali times been willing 20 confer wiki Jhe
Canadian Pacific with a view 10 settling
the whole matter OF rates and tinerea-
tiaIs Rate clerks 0f The western roads
were in session today preparing new
sheets showing the reductions in rates
made in consequence or the tr1nscorti-
mental rate war. The general passenger
agents have completed their arrangenra;=
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Chicago. March S.-Cables this morning
were slightly lower. but our market open
ed from = TO sd higher; became weak.
selling down 70 s1l4 for July, advancing
10 9l7sc, declining again to s114c, and
again advancing to 917sc, subsequently
declining TO s11.c and closing at Sic. The
market was featureless. Receipts were
50 cars short Of the same day last year
in the northwest, and clearances were
light, only lSs.o00 bushels. The market
had the appearance OF a heavy one and
very little life was apparent MinneapO-
lis was said 10 be buying wheat in the
state OF Washington. Spanish bonds
were somewhat firmer. but lost Z per cent
OF their advance, closing ar 5914. The
London stock market was generally stea--
dy. but featureIess. Continental securi-
ties were inactive Letters wheat con-
tinues to move out OF Chicago. but ii
was believed in the pit that yesterdays
strength was due 10 shorts covering and
the fact that the Letter crowd appeared
70 give no support TO the market either
Yesterday or today tended TO confirm the
theory. Letter probably feels that all he
has TO do is TO wait, and If it Is a fact
that he has not covered by selling against
any OF his long wheat. It is only d question
of 4 short time when the bears viii be
compelled to put il up, without any ef-
fort on the part OF the Letter crowd. If,
however, he should slip out OF his hold
mss a very different condition OF affairs
might exist We incline TO the belief that
tonorriw Is likely TO give Us higher prices.
but recognize the fact that there are two
great big sides 20 the market and We
rather look for good sCalping market
for some weeks and viii be compelled
10 form our opinions from day 10 day.
Corn ruled strong from the opening 10 the
close. The bull sentiment among the big
operators IS growing and our views r.
main buTish. Hog products were also
strong today under high receipts. We
rather expect higher prices
CHRISTIE-STRE COM. co.
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CYCLISTS TO Be COUNTED ON
Ninety thousand In the l.. A " Alone
Would Doubtless Respond

View York March 7-Cyc,ls-s az over
the country. particularly ths members u
tie LeaEue or American Whee.Esn. are
p--pa-ing % offer tbei- services 20 TIE
coverrneu. IN case open bozt.Istlsz are de-
c.zrad between spain and tire United
states. OF the 1000 members o. ire
league. fully 81 o.. IL Is estimated. co1-1
BE- called 1ro1.
President Isaac p Po-ts- q the League
q American Whee-nea- says:
white 7 hope the-e vii - TO var -
tween rE.s country ard sgsln. ar5 I do
not AZ present anticipate r1sr opea hos
-Hltles VIII - declared. rave 10 DOUBT
--et n cz=e var rs declared. ard - the
en- a-Ee1cy requires g. tae Eoseiuel C.
.hts county. particularly tz7Es who age
members - rhs L. = W- w1l1 - f11-1
ready q take rzr- Il ire c1uG.cc zn1
offer -hes- services - the E7vs-u-s1--
II any body q men a. tbe face q che
earn are fearless q t2zzer e ls enc
uhoe.-4u. for ever n thsse rzas -
r-s-s they encounter more s&rrlrez
iran IRE average person azs any sea c.
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they ,r5u5d = 3 ~15,e -exzs1c q arr-ss
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

New York. March 3.-Coffee-Options
opened steady and to 10 points lower;
ruled Irregular and inactive; liberal Bra
lillian receipts, predicted increase in
worlds visible, slack cOnsumptive demand
and European markets caused early de-
cline; selling checked BY continued liberal
United States warehouse deliveries; closed
quiet at a net loss of to 10 points; sales
$3.50 bags. including May. $3.50. Spot cof-
fee-Rio dull; No. INVOICE. SIC; No :
jobbing. 64- Mild-Steady; Cordova, SKA
16c. Sales, 200 bags Maracajbo, 60
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 11-15c;
centrifugal, SO test. I 3-15; refined steady;
crushed, 534; powdered, 7-16; graduated,
SIC
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FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
Americans Higher in London: span
iards Lower in Paris

New York, March S-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram saws.
The stock markets here were stag
nant today. except for Americans and
Grand Trunk, which were dealt in specu-
latively. The latter has risen sharply
on excellent tragic reports. which. how
ever. is attributed in some quarters to 4
possible larger scale OF reduced-priced
tickets agencies. New York supported
Americans, which consequently closed at
about the best. Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific were specially bought by
New York. which caU.ed the belief that
the rate question has taken q favorable
turn South Americans were dull. but
a recovery Is looked for as The result Il
today's export OF -. 90 pounds IN gold
20 Argentine. Mines were weak Gold
sold al rs s.zd. There was no rasuno-
ton OF the New York demand The fat
ness il silver Is mainly due 70 New York
sales and 20 the renewed talk OF an IT.
creased Indian import duty
Paris March son the Boe-ss today
Spanish fours were quoted ar 57s. They
closed yesterday at = 80 Prices opened
firm. became Irregular and closed duh
Berlin. March 3.-Cn The Bou7ze today
business was dun. and American secur,-
ties easier
New York. March money On call
nominal az 2EZls per cent Prime ner-
camille paper sas1+i2 Per cent Sterling
exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills Al S4s4'4 for demand and a.
s. - for sixty days Posted rates. s. 81
4Slz. Commercial bills. 3 So Silver ce--
tiiicates. 551sib5s7s. Bar silver. - MsIi-
can dollars. =. Government bonds strong;
new fou-s registered ard coupon. - !,
fours, IL coupon II2iz- seconds, So 6ves
registered LI2lz. coupon 11-'z; Pacific SKIES
OF e. I15zs-
washington. March 2-To5ay's state
rneat % the condition e the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, g. - =; ;
gold reserve. sls-,ss-.
Texarkana, Ark. March A Big steam
dry kin a. the Central Coal and Coke
company sawrulIl feu IN tais afternoon
b,.rying several men Ten men have
beer taken from the debris. al q them
painfully injured and II x feared that
Gus WsItoa ard Richard Hunting VII
die. BIZ Smith Is also seriously hurt
Tommy, who vas Joan C arr asked
he teacher Noah wife sid Tommy,
gho i considered great al guessing
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stand back for civil law. Munyon has
discovered laws which overcome the ci1ief
diseases that affect mankind, and APPLIES
such laws in an effective way.
Mrs. J. ONeiIl, S7Zs Chauteau Avenue,
St Louis. says: u was very badly
afflicted with nervous prostration, had
pains in my heart, was weak, intensely
nervous and irritable. and constantly los
ing flesh. Weak nerves brought on faint
Ing and dizzy spells. Physicians utterly
failed in my case. l began using Nun
yon's Nerve and Heart Cures. The pain
In my heart ceased, my nervous condition
vanished, I gained flesh rapidly, and I
am now 50 well my friends are aston
ished to find my recovery 80 rapid"
MI. a. Wright e41 y. Market St.
Wichita, Kan, says: 81 had Kidney
trouble for years. accompanied by severe
pains in my back. One bottle of Mum
yon's Kidney Cure has entirely cured me,
Ny wife was quite sufferer from Rheu-
rratism, and your rheumatism Cure has
been OF the greatest benefit 10 her"
Munyon has a separate cure for each
disease, mostly Is cents & vial, sold by
druggists II IN doubt, write Professor
Nunyon, at Philadelphia, Pa, and ges
medical advice free
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ST. IOCIS.

St Louis, March 3.-Cattle-Receipts q
600. including LOO Texans; market steady
10 strong. Fair 70 fancy native shipping
and export steers. 81 30G5.50; light and
dressed beef and butcher steers, s.. SOFAS. %:
stockers and feeders, S3.oog455 cows and
heifers. s.. T5G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market 5 cents
higher; Torkers. g. 95G4o5; packers, Sc 50
a4l0; butchers, 81 o09410.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,000 including 300
Texans. Market steady; native muttons,
S4-0o14.so lambs. s500G5.eo; Texas NUT
TONS 81 0n94 *
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, March 3.-The demand for
dry goods show no feature Of moment
as the week grows older. The mail orders
have been somewhat restricted. Store
trading has been dull az first hands,
though the price situation remains IN
changed In staple cottons the firm posi-
ton Of sellers seems to be impaired. Print
cloths are quiet. The quotation on extras
on Fall River at , size. but the best bids
offered are for contracts at 21sc. In prints
there IS no feature Of moment Staples
are unchanged in any grade.
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WOOL MARKER,

London. March "A sale of sheepskins
was held here today. There was a good
attendance and good quality was in strong
demand owing TO the smaIlness OF the
offerings, and the low stocks. Compared
with previous sales. mertnos were I'D and
finer grades sometimes I'D dearer; cross
breds, I'D TO sd dearer. with fine show
ing frmness. and Punta Arenas I'D high
er. The offerings today amounted to
4,400 bales
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ssGsloa: March. $50; May, s1-o1H; July,
S5c bid No hard cash. 9212c.
Corn-Unsettled for May. which closed
easy. but with sellers nc above yesterday
Spot lower: No. cash. ~: March, 2712
May, 277sQz7S4 July. &c asked
Oats-Futures duh. firm; spot firm; No.
cash. elevator. 261z; track, IS; March,
2s1a May. &c bid; July, z414c bid; No.
white, 29lz.
RysEasier; 4s1.c.
Flaxseed-Quiet; SIS
Hay-Duu. but frmer; timothy, $3.50
1850; prairie. Ss-51de.o0-
Butter-Steady; creamery, 1sG1. dairy,
sq1sc
Pork-Higher; standard mess. jobbing,
s1O6
Lard-Higher; prime steam, $50; choice,
$50.
NEW YORK
New York, March 3-FIour-Receipts,
L. 1872 barrels; exports, $50 Inactive de-
mand being checked by the nigh prices
asked.
wheat-Receipts. 49, 25 bushels; exports
g. 105. Spot steady; No. > red store and
elevator. SL0sl4 I. 0. D. adoat 70 arrive.
Options opened firm and 1sG;-c higher.
but developed considerable irregu.ariIy
near months advanced on clique support
and reduction Of the Spanish duty on
wheat. closing &c net higher, although
somewhat off from the top. Late deliver
les affected by bearsh crop news. weak
ened and closed 2ss45sc net lower; No. :
red March. Sl07; May. S1ol%4.
Corn-Receipts, $3.50 bushes; exports,
s.. 333. Spot firm; No. ?, 37zs. Options
opened steady at unchanged prices, but
was advanced or broadening speculation
and a good consumpJive demand, closing
firm az &c net advance May, 35ls.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, March 3.-Wheuat-No. red
northern spring, dull, IS Id.
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REPRESENTATION SALES.

There wasn't heifer, steer OF horn Of
any kind on the local market yesterday,
although prices were reported steady ami
buyers were present 10 take what was
offered There we're thirteen cars Of .
year-old stockers shipped by Mr.. A. 2.
Jones Of Midland Texas, TO the Interstate
National bank Of Kingman- There was
81 in the herd, and they were al good
looking animals
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SACRED CASTLES
Laws Recognize the Sanctity
of the Home.
Only Disease and Death Can Enter.

Old English
j a n c 5 | q b.
iiShed the tact
that a man 3
house is his
c 4 S ! e. Not
even the King
can enter IN
! Z it ed The
nome can only
be invaded by
d / s e a 5 G and
death. Death
will come SOON
or later to
everybody, but
disease must
now stand back
for natural law
aS Kfrnn ~---r
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March 3.-Cattle-The market
for cattle was steady for ordinary offer
ings. and stronger to 10 cents higher for
tat Cattle Somerather choice !, $50 pound
cattle sold at 5000. but these were not
nearly as good as the steers that went
at t5.75d5.& last Mondey. Fair numbers
Of fat cattle sold at S5.10G54 A, and an oc-
Casional sale Of very common steers was
made ~ s3-75Q3s5. the greater part OF
the offerings going at 34.35G5.10. Fed west
ems found buyers at $. S055 40, according
to quality, while fed Texans brought s.. .
G465, Texas bulls and cows going for
s.. 40G275. Choice sorted lots Of feeders
sold at S.6og47o. Canning cows sold chief
j. at S2507300. while fat heifers brought
high prices. There was no change in bulls
and calves
Hogs-The market for hogs was strong
and ) cents higher early. The strength
was short lived. however. and the early
advance was soon lost, late sales being at
yesterdays figures. Hogs sold during the
day anywhere from S3-9oI 4I7i2, largely at
SA0504I2z. Late sales were largely at
S40Qa405 Pigs sold mostly al g 501Se5
Sheep-Lambs were active and steady.
with sales Of ordinary 70 prime fiocks az
St60N5-60. and shorn lambs at ST. 49f4 So
Sheep sold ~ Ss-2oa+6o. ewes going at s350
G+15. and sheep sales were largely at
sAi5GA54. Colorado lambs are arriving
freely and sold today around S550G5 90.
Receipts-CattIe $500; sheep p. Geo; hogs
slVa
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 3-CattIa-Recelpt
500 natives; 7d0 southern. Market strong
er, 3 cents TO . cents higher than a week
ago. Choice shipping steers, s5.25E5. 80
common dressed beef S40OG425: stock
ers and feeders, S5-75d5- 40; cows and heif-
ers. 50 5oG4 40. Western fed steers. S40oG
80; Texas and Indian steers, especially
active steers S4loG4.5o cows. bulls and
stays. EETS.50
Hogs-Receipts, $50; market active.
strong 20 : cents higher. Bulk az sales
s. SE4eo; heavies and packers. S5.So7 SIS,
mixed and medium. S-S054.05; lights. S $
Q29o. piss. kS.3rGS.15-
Sheep-Receipts. 2eoo Market IN
changed. active. Western uuttons. & 5lG
40; yearlings, s45elT IS; lambs. $4.5oQ5.s5
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range Of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished BY the Christie-Street Commission
Co, Board Of Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block. Wichita Kan:
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, March 3-Forecast:
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and KAN
sas-Fair Friday; variable winds, becom-
ing southea steriy.
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ParLz-5. Gre Asr-a 2-Tas steamer
Gsarzs X Elser sailed t3zlga: f5r 5sax-
uzy saG Dvez ~.ta - pzzse7rsrs Es-
- xht spa-e VAS taken Ep wltz u--srs
o1ts-s. ard 50 -e-s = zsr1zzo1lzs aze-ts
here Eaa 70 bs As.G ever Tor znerzsr
steamer
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The Christie-street Commission Com
pany can give you q continuous market
First class service. Fair treatment
Write Or call on Us at our Office IN the
sedgEick block, Wichita. Kan. Private
wire everywhere.
Long Distance Telephone go.
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Do You

Speculate in grain?
Speculate IN New York stocksg
Speculate in provisions?
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Tommy. who vas Joan c. arr asked
he teacher Noah wife sid Tonuy,
gho Is considered great 81 guessing
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MADRID PAPERS ROAR

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-04

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