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was again prominent all day, and made
that end Of the market rather heavy to-
wards the close of the session.
After midday, however, July again showed
some snap. 1t had In the meantime declined
to 91Ac, but, under brisk covering demand
and some outside buying, prices were sent up
to 91Nc. Near the close realizing, mostly
by professionals, became too heavy for the
dull market to stand up under, and grad
back to 91Ac, where it closed. May slid off
to 81 .06, and closed at that figure.
Corn was strong, though not especially &C
tive Offerings were very scarce and shorts
had some difficulty in covering, resulting in
a good advance in prices. On little reac-
ton from top figures buying became quite
general, support being given the market,
and the CLOSE was strong. Shorts and local
professional bulls were the best buyers, COM
mission houses doing most of the selling:
May ranged from S0$ to S0Ac, and closed
Am&c higher at S05sc.
The market for oats waso fairly active,
and good deal of strength was shown.
Strength of corn and wheat induced some
buying by shorts and, with light offerings,
prices advanced steadily. Elevator people
were good buyers. May ranged from &c to
26asG261Sc. and closed as61ac higher at 26Mc.
Provisions were very strong, though trade
was rather dull. A firm hog market started
prices higher, and, under good buying by
shorts, and outside people, the market ad-
vanced steadily. The demand became quite
urgent near the close. May pork closed 2214c
higher at $106712, May lard 1212c higher at
$3.50 and May ribs 10c higher at S5.271A.
Estimated receipts Friday: Wheat, 55 cars;
corn, 575 cars; oats, 260 cars; hogs, % 600
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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NO OUTSIDE INTEREST
BULL EFFORTS TO ADVANCE
STOCKS WE'RE NOT SECONDED
specialties Bid Up EARLY and the
General List Carried Along
Some Part of the Gain Carried
Through for Most Issues-GOld
Imports From Paris Possible.

NEW YORK, March S.-some Of the bull
traders bid up prices of stock specialties this
morning, and carried the general list with
them in an effort TO renew the bull campaign.
But there was no outside interest and the
efforts of the leaders were not seconded. The
market drifted listlessly for the rest OF the
day. sometimes up. and sometimes down.
naming for most stocks at the close.
Buying of New York Central in the last
half hour on the receipt Of the news from
measure assuring the legality OF the bond
issue necessary for the consolidation with
Lake Shore caused a stiffening of the clos
ing deals.
There were long periods during the day
when business was almost stagnant, and
prices moved very sluggishly. The market
Elected condition of general business be-
yond the feeling of uncertainty regarding the
Cuban question. Large operators and the
general public are evidently out of the mar
ket, by reason of this same uncertainty, and
the room traders seek to move prices by all
sorts of rumors and surmises many of which
originate In the board room, and are denied
before they get beyond its doors.
There was serene disregard Of attempts to
precipitate new phase of the Cuban ques-
ton in advance of the formal report Of the
to definitely fix the status Of the question.
Most Of the days trading was in Sugar,
New York Central, Tobacco and the grang-
ers: Each Of these had some special cause
an agreement over threatened competition in
Sugar of largely increased earnings in To-
bacco, and Of buying for large corporate in
terests in st. Paul Rock Island and st.
Paul were both helped by the stated esti-
mates of earnings for February.
The exchange market continues dull, a
weakening Of the rate on Paris being the
feature Of the day. There was some talk that
further gold may be shipped from Paris be-
fore the end Of the week. but further i'm
mediate shipments from London are con-
sidered unlikely in view of the small supply
to be had in the open market and the disn-
clination of the Bank Of England to diminish
it's supply. Conditions in the money market
remained unchanged.
Prices were pretty well maintained in the
bond market. but the volume of dealings
showed a very marked decrease from the re-
cent average. Total sales, 81, 100000. United
States As and IS were n lower bid to-
day.
Total sales Of stocks today were 296, 200
shares including: 3,519 Atchison pfd; 5000
B. & O.; 1,948 Burlington; IT, 372 Manhattan
10,340 Met; b,700 Minnesota & st. LOUIS los
N. Y c.; $3.50 Northern Pacific pfd; s,s1a
Rock Island, 21,S71; st. Paul; 1910 Union
Pacific; 16, $50 Tobacco; $685. Peoples Gas; 73,
$50 Sugar; 6,445 Western Union.
The following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and Industrial shares fur
nished by c. H. F. Smith & Co., members
New York stock exchange and Chicago beard
of trade:
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AN INTERNATIONAL BANK
Designed to Give the South Amer
lean States Freedom From
European Money Control

CHICAGO, March "a financial cor
porat1on, to be known as the Interna-
ticnal American bank, with branches
throughout this country, Cuba and
South America, and with offices in
London and possibly Paris. will soon
be doing business on a capital stock
Of $25,000,00O
Private advices from Washington to
certain Western organizers of the
project indicate that the senate and
house committees on foreign relations
will report favorably on a bill intro
duced in the senate within the fort
night, by Senator Foraker, to carry
into effect plan to create an associa-
ton to be known as the International
American bank.
Inc scheme Is Of international I'M
portance. The passage of the bill
which, it is said. favorable COMMITTEES
reports make assured, will imply that
among other important features of the
measures provisions, the United States
and the South American countries will
no longer be dependent upon European
banks for monetary transactions on the
Western hemisphere south Of the ca
madam line
The International American hanl,
while 1t will slightly emulate such com,
panles as the Credit Lyonnaise. will
IdiHily ldr more ana be Infinitely
broader in its methods than the French
establishment.
The headquarters of the Information
al will be in Washington and New
York. simultaneously, there will he
founded at least eight branches in thjs
country, to be located in Chicago. Bal
timore, Pittsburg, New Orleans, Mime
apolis, Denver, St. Louis and San
Francisco, and one in each of the can
itals of the South American countries.
Twelve commissioners have been
designated to receive subscriptions TO
the capital stock. The commission
consists of John j. Mitchell. Samuel
HILL T. Jefferson Coolidge, Henry w
Cannon, Theo. Search, William Bar.
bour, John Cassels, Edwin ]. Berwind
John I. Waterbury, Charles r. Flint,
Grant B. Schley and William T.
Hughes.
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'OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP.

Gossip by private wire to c. H. F. Smith
Co., st. Paul, members of the New York
Price Current Condition somewhat preiu-
olclal IN limited portion of the wheat crop
area: situation regarded confidently in most
ing OF corn and oats free.
south Africa is In the market for flour "a
vv0 Dds being placed yesterday, making &c, $50
Dds IN four days.
London-Wheat off coast, nothing doing: on
passage, quieter. Corn, off coast, nothing
uolhg; on passage, quiet for American easy
I9r Danubian Paris-Wheat and flour dull :;
lower, March fou1 10 lower, May flour un
changed. French country markets dull.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March Sowing to cable ad
vices indicating that the Spanish govern
ment mad reduced the duty on wheat Is to &c
wheat n shorts today. May sold I'D here to
Sl02as, over a cent above last nights close
and and July reached sSAc. The clique also gave
wheat is still pouring into New Yor, da;Iv
over the Lehigh Valley road, destined to ship,
m me to Europe. The afternoon phases of
1e harRet revealed decided irregularity in
near near positions held fairly steady and closed
9sg9sc net higher July and September were
so1a on favorable crop prospects and closed
port interest and only a small amount cleared
from seaboard points. The Official closing
pIi ICE lot Nay was $1.01A, after sales at
$l:oZes' and of July. S21sc, after early
transactions at 93Ac.
Flour-Exports, 6,462 bbls; inactive, demand
S Seing che checked by the high price asked Rye
hrmer. Cornmeal dull. Rye steady. Barley
quiet. Barley malt steady Wheat-Receints
I95, go bu; exports, 81, 105 bu; spot steady. No
2, req, store and elevator, S1.0SA f. O. h..
anoat, to arrive. Corn-Receipts, 55.575 bu
Exports, S9,93S blu; spot firm; No. 2, 37ssc: OBJ
tions opened steady, closing firm at 1ac net
ADVANCE; May, 1914 @S51ac, closed 351hc Oats
a.Reee1pts, 81, 200 bu exports, Ats bu; spot
closed SO7sc. --'H' may
ST LOUIS. March 3.-No 2 red cash and
eievator, Ssc track, 99c@s1; March, 9SaIc:
may may, $lolA; July, S5c bid; No hard cash
Sz1zc. Corn higher; No. cash, 271bc: March
215sc; May, 27fs927Ac; July, 29c. OatsMNo
cash. 261Ac; track, 2Sc; March. 26ibc. MAJ
nc; July, 26Ac; No. 8 white, 29ibc ''
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, March 3.-Flour UNCHANGED
wheat dull; No. 1 northern. s1.O1. Nc .
spring S4g95c; May, s1.02lb Rive slightly
higher; No. 1, 50h@51c. BarleyEGood No
z, A942c; sample, 36@42c- 0N 4'''
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.-Closing wboot
STEADY; A@Ad lower March, rs 10@d. Nav
rs Shd; September, Is 6Ad; December e.
6azd. Corn quiet; unchanged to I'd 49,. us
March, IS 4d; May, IS Sd; july IS sd oS Sep
TENDER, IS SGD. -z2u' sep
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following the the receipts and shin
In mol rr,lz
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MARKET SUMMARY.

CHICAGO, March sit was an irregular
marke, in wheat today July was strong,
though dull. ard closed at advance of
&c. Reports that Spain had reduced the
duty on grain and ordering to the continent
of California cargoes atloat were factors.
May was strong tor time, but selling by
interests who have been disposing of 1t for
two weeks ultimately had It's effect, the
close showing sc decline. Corn and oats
were dull. but strong, and closed A@3sc and
%Ql5c higher respectively. Provisions were
also firm and advanced l0Q22l2c.
Wheat started with a decided upturn in
July, that option opening 12Q&c higher at
9ll2I9lAc. The bullishness of yesterdays
close apparently still prevailing, and
enough of the early news favored buyers to
give the market at the start firm tone.
Northwest RECEIPTS were moderate, Mime
apolls and Duluth reporting 273 cars against
264 last week, and 81 year ago, and Chi
cago receipts were Il cars, of which 25 were
of contract grade.
The advance, however, induced lot of
selling, and, Influenced by some bearish news,
the whole trade for a time favored the SELL
Ing side. For half and hour so there was
considerable pressure put on, the price of
July dropping to sic under the liquidation,
and May, which had opened sc lower to
sc higher at 81 C6la to Sl.07, dropping to
$1.05%. Liverpool was weak and showed
I'd decline: California reported crop pros
poets excellent after the recent rains there
blu.
About an hour after opening the market
aSdAh turned. little support in July by
the most prominent bull interests brought
shorts into the market, with moderate buy
Ing orders. Reports from New York that half
the California cargOes have been ordered to
the continent also caused some buying. and
a general Improvement in values ensued
July advancing to 91sc.
AFTER IL o'clock the trade queted down a
great deal There was a general slacken-
ing OF the buying demand and prices slowly
dropped Reports that the president had been
informally advised that the Maine explosion
was from without created additional east
ness around the noon hour. May especially
showed weakness. Selling of that option nv
hrm which has sold heavily for two weeks
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. March s.-Money on call
STEADY at 2@2h per cent; last loan. per
cent. Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business In bankers bills at $4S41s for de-
mand and g. S6@4.s6A for sixty days. Posted
rates. $4.S3 and $4.S51a. Commercial bills,
$4;MR. Silver certificates. 55h@56kc. Bar
silver, 54c. Mexican dollars, 45c
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
?, New York stock gossip, reported by Fl.
noibert d Sons. bankers and brokers, 341
robert street, National German-Amerlcan
Dank building, st. Paul:
There is no significance in the tone Of
the London market.
We are not bulls ON this market except
Ior occasional turns on the long side. We
would not assume now the long position
When the bears pound stocks be bought
lo oT, little rally, on 2-point advance again
sell them out.
increased $4,000 from July l.
me rumor Is revived that Union Pacific
Pre- Mdt would be placed on dividend pay
OF this nature will be taken before fall.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram: The stock mar
kets here were stagnant today, except for
americans and Grand Trunk. The latter has
risen on excellent traffic reports, which, how
eyer, are attributed to possible larger sale
OF reduced priced tickets to agencies New
YORK supported Americans which conse
qush1Iy closed at the best. Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific were specially bought nv
New YORK, which caused the belief that the
rate question has taken a favorable turn
t aold SOLO at IT'S SID. There was no resump-
In silver was mainly due to the New YorIS
sales and to the renewed talk of an increased
indian import duty.
BANKS ABROAD.
LONDON. March 3.-The weekly statement
Oh Oh inc Bank Of England shows the following
Gra reserve seo, decrease f87so0
crease 1884, 761; ether securities. Increase
10, NV; other deposits, decrease fS48 600; pub
e deposits S, increase. OOO notes reserve,
r rasas t..WG The proportion of the banks
AZ ieS 5e 10 liability, which last week was
disno, per cent, is 1902 per cent. The rate of
uiScount remains unchanged at per cent
parls, March 3.-The weekly statement of
ehe BANK or France shows the following
ok Hdc Notes in circulation, increase a.
G. crease eas 600 gold in hand. decrease
II S25 COO; bills discounted, Increase 4s 025 90
S'i Rer,i IN h MAJ a. increased. 1,Ss5 1000.
tho IraI Marcn Sine weekly statement of
daCCIioWing changes: Cash In hand decrease
foo co. ooo marks treasury notes, decrease
oIvo other securities, increase, IT, $50, OOO;
Ao'es III circulation, increase, 81, 900, 900.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Today,s state
ment Of the condition of the treasury oh o1.e !.
Available cash balance. s225. $50 7eS ,oId VS.
serve, $167,947 ,557. eoiu re-
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul, s743, $1,000
Minneapolis, 81, 446 1892
Chicago, SIS, 3S1, 1928
Boston. $21, 033, u.s.
New York. $166, 1851
CHICAGO MONEY.
CHICAGO, March 3.-New York exchange.
par; posted rates, 1884 and $4S6.
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ST. PAUL GRAIN.

quotations on hay, grain, feed, ETC., fur
chants: ~ W
Wheat-The market open, d ring yes. erdav.
put sold Off later and closed bo.ow opening
northern, 951a09S1bc ~ -'''
90 Corn-No. yellow, 2sk@2sc; 20. g. 2s@
Barley-32G3Sc.
Rye-4604Sc.
90 oats-NO. white, 27a274c; No. 3, $50
. SSseed-Timothy, s1@1.25; red clover, So. goa
$50; flax, $l.21@1. % F''-'@
o. FlourG-oPatent, per Dbl. $470@5; strafghts
@3. ''o Noui' $A'0'
s, Ground Feed and Millstuffs-No 1 feed.
$IlQl2:5O; coarse corn meal, Sill 25@11. 80:
bran, bulk, $10.75@11 Low
Hay-Market steady; choice in demand. 9th
er qualities continue very dull and slow OF
sale; Choice to fancy upland, S6@D6. 25; good
qualltles, $5@5.75; inferior qualities, So. 5O@
40; timothy, good to choice, $767.25. Straw
steady oats, $S@3.25; rye, $3G3.25.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.
MINNEAPOLIS, March S.-Butter rules
firm, and is without price change on all
grades. There is good demand from both
retailers and jobbers for creamery extras,
and all offerings are being readily disposed
Of. Firsts in creameries rule steady, and
are meeting with good call. Seconds and
thirds are going largely into packing stock.
Dairy extras are in light supply, and NOV
Ing quickly at quotations Medium and low
grades are cleaning up satisfactorily. Roll
mand at the advance of yesterday. Packing
stock is active and in moderate supply.
Eggs are in excellent demand by jobbers and
shippers. good many are also being taken
by retailers, with an occasional sale made
at fraction more than quotations. Receipts
are rather liberal, with most stock moving
out soon after arrival. Dressed fowls are "
ole lower, but in good demand at the de-
cline Chickens are firm and in good de-
mand at 10c for fancy. Turkeys rule steady,
with the few offered moving well at quota
tons Ducks and geese rule steady. Veal
is firm at quotations Mutton and lamb are
In good demand. Dressed hogs are firm,
with receipts light.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, March .--Butter-Receipts,
2,617 pkgs; firm; Western creamery, $50
2O1ac; Elgins, 201ac; factory, 11@141ac Cheese
Receipts, 1854 pkgs; weak; September, Size;
light skins. 6@6kc; part skins, 4@51kc; full
skins, 2@3c. Eggs-Receipts, 9642 pkgs;
steady; state and Pennsylvania, 13Ac; West
ern. 12Ac Southern, 12%@13c.
Chicago, March 3.-Butter firm; cream
cries, 10000; diaries, 11@1Sc. Eggs steady;
fresh, 12c.
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NEW YORK, March 3.-W. w. How
ara, OF this city, returned from Cuba
To-Day on the steamship Vigilance.
was IN Armenia with Clara Bar
ton,' said Mr.. Howard, but nowhere
In Armenia did 1 see such suffering
ana famine as l have witnessed in
CUBA among the pacificos and recon
centrados. Men, women and children
are SO emaciated from privation that
their ribs and bones almost come
through their shriveled skins. If ever
people needed relief it is those wretched
reconcentrados.
The insurgents are we'll dressed
we'll armed, we'll horsed and well
groomed-indeed, they are sleek and
Lead easy lives. Cuba has been laid
waste. Outside the towns one rarely
sees pundlng, for the reason that all
buildings In the country have been
RACED or burned. Grass and weeds
grow where once the highest cultiva-
ton existed
Mr.. Howard said that he was ON the
wharf when the Maine blew up. He
heard two explosions, a dull one, fol-
lowed by louder one, which shook the
ground and nearly stunned him.
d. j: Murphy, another passenger on
the Vigilance, said: II am positive
that there were two explosions. The
hrst one was somewhat muff1ed. but
the second was stunning in it's loud
ness"
The steamship Bergen, Of the Mum
sen line, sailing for Southern ports to-
morrow, will carry relief supplies to be
distributed among the suffering Gu
cans through Consul Brice at Matanzas
and Consul Barker at Sagua la Grande.
The same steamer will also carry a
miscellaneous stock of goods, in the
shape of food and clothing, the dona-
tons Of outside committees, aggrega-
ting about one hundred tons in all.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

MlNNEAPoLIS, March S.-Wheat onened
quite strong this morning in the face of low
er Liverpool cables, but soon became weak
a ana lost the early advance before 1850
There was a slight rally after this. and Nv
news vs. M Of ba half cent had been recovered The
May wheat opened at 9S1sc. against qSc VOC.
T nn tG oI gained &c, dropped to 972c. rmed
lost 3sc, frmed up to 9S1sc and Sold at 97%c
by II 30 a. IN. " - ~
os July wheat opened at S7Ac, against $500
so%c yesterday, dr0pped TO 965sc, firmed up
TO TO $6% &C. lost &c, gained sc, lost &c frmed
up To TO sc, cropped &c and by AS sold at &C.
1--WE with good demand for No. / northern
at &c oyer May, with 4c to DC over paid for
extra choice-now called Klondike wheat No.
~ northern lie. is sold at Sole over the May and
NO. at Sq4c under May. Rejected and no
grade wheat sold well. Receipts here were
2lg I cars shipments, 81 cars.
Inc market during the noon hour was
1eatureless save dullness. The price for Nav
appeared to be Spiked at 97%c March
at 961@c. " '
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northern CASH ssS s M Sep'f ssSe Ju ngS
97Ac; September, Use; No northern. 92c;
NO. sSe to c arrive No hard $lol No.
barley, 3lc; fax. $1.22 May, si.251a; corn. to
arrive, 29Ac. Car Inspection Wheat. Sc:
corn 9ada 50; oats, 22; rye 9; barley, 2; flax, 5.
heceipts@ ,oo neat, 5l,5l5 Blu; corn 6i,64l blu;
bu; fax, S,6l3 blu. Shipments Wheat, 2O9
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, March 3-Relative prices of
Duluth cash for spring delivery and CHI
cago May were such today as to permit sale
for Chicago del delivery April 20, with margin
%QAc over cost of transportation. Rumored
small to warrant risk If it doubles as If
may, 100000 to 10000 Blu would be in line
for shipment. Market dull and firm. Nav
opened PC up at $1.00R, sold off to 81 at $40
held between s1.O0A and 81 till /, at which
time 1t was the latter figure, and closed bc
Off at s9%c Cash. 1000 mills. 1900 elevators.
half over May. Wheat-No. hard cash. 81:
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HIS NERVE FAILED HIM.
"A Double Suicide Planned by m Man
ana Woman, but the Man
Weakened

CLEVELAND, o., March "a man
named frank Bochder rushed up to
Lieut. Schmunk and PatroImap C.in
who were standing on the corner 81
superior and Seneca streets TODAY
and In breathless excitement said he
had just made an attempt to commit
suicide. He was but addressed. and
was trembling violently. He added thar
his nerve finally deserted him, and he
gave up the attempt.
whom he called Mrs. Stable. had
agreed to die together. She took car
bolic acid and he took morphine They
retired after having turned on the
gas. Then he said his nerve failed
him and he fed
The officers went to the Lake Shore
house and found the woman dead.
Bochder was locked up.
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Surface of the Sea,

The surface Of the sea is estimated at 150.-
000,0N square miles, taking the whole sur
est depth supposedly equals the height of the
highest mountains four miles. The Pacific
ocean covers $4,000, 900 square miles. the At
600 >''
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Disposition of Stock March g.

The following shippers had stock on the
market shipped from the stations Indicated !:
Dan Linnehan, Red Lake Falls; A. Mcdowell.
Hutchinson; H. Huber, Alma; Aug. Muller,
Red Wing; Paul Eames, Red Wing; G.
Thompson Meriden; M. A. Hodgkins Waseca
P. T: French, Nerstrand; g. Mueller, Waiver
della; c. O. Martin, Madelia; ]. Lehne San
born; G. j. McBeth, Mankato; L. Martinek.
Pratt; G. P. Watts, Burchinal; Porter, Young
Cresco, To-; D. Van Grundy, Clarksville, To- :
A. S. Huff, GAINESVILLE, To-; R. Hunt, Clarks.
vile. To-; Charles Huber, Cochrane, wis.
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LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCKYARDS

UNION STOCKYARDS
Receipts-S00 hogs, 300 cattle, $50 calves
$50 sheep, IS horses.
Hogs-Active and sc higher than yester-
day. More hogs are wanted, and twice as
many would have brought as good prices
Repres entatiye Sales
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PRICE FOR MAY SHADED
JULY OPTION, THOUGH DULL,
SCORED A SMALL ADVANCE

Chicago Wheat Market Irregular,
the Day BEING Marked by Series
of Advances, Followed ny heac-
tions-ShOrt Selling the Factor
That Finally Dominated the Pit.