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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-19
WARNS 1O VAR MEMS
May Wheat Closes | "a Cent
Over Saturday.
COARSE GRAINS FOLLOW
Profit Taking Depresses the
Provision Markets.

Chicago, Dec. 1s.-Indications that the
war in South Africa has reached proper
tions sufficient 10 actuate marked i'm
provement in the foreign demand caused
a sharp advance in wheat today, May
closing 1&4c over Saturday. Other grains
were Influenced by wheat, May corn clos
ing 2sc and May oats 4 TO &c higher.
Profit-taking depressed the provision
market, May pork closing nc, May lard
&c and Nay ribs 712c lower.
The small worlds shipments, the de-
crease on passage and other statistics
rather bullish, were completely overshad-
owed IN the wheat Dit BY the foreign
news The call for additional volunteers
for the British forces in South Africa
alone, II was believed, increases the i'm
portance of the Boer war sufficiently TO
stimulate the grain market. The strength
of Liverpool and the vigorous buying OF
foreigners was sufficient support for the
theories of the local dealers, and the
market, strong at the opening. added 20
it's strength throughout the session. The
crowd in the pit was large, the activity
and volume Of trade greater than has
been before in months. May opened "a
sc over Saturday a $3.50 T)c. Shorts
covered, Dut OHSIlnSS were not uUeIdl
and the price advanced to 7G5sc. From
this point the market dropped off 10 in
itial figures on selling against privileges,
as the price was above calls. But this
was regained- and from that point to
the close the advance was persistent.
Outside buying orders were on the floor
in force, and through 1t ali the foreigners
bought literally, absorbing every offer not
otherwise disposed Of. A few minutes
before the last trade had ben made May
was at 71i<c. The close was nc over
Saturday at 711sc.
Corn was firm with wheat and the
market rather active. The respone TO
wheat. however, wss held in check to
a degI z by some liberal profit taking.
May closed &c up, at 332sc.
The animation and strength of wheat
produced only drowsy movement in the
oats department. May closed Is 10 &c
better at 24l4q242sc.
Provisions opened strong and there was
an early advance with wheat, but this
was lost on realizing, principally by New
York longs, who were influenced BY the
Wall Street situation. The liberal supply
Of hogs and lower prices at the yard had
something Of a depressing effect. May
pork closed TIC under Saturday, at
SO. S21A, May lard &C under, at 3. 60, and
May ribs TIC down, at *. 214a5. 70.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars; corn, SIS; oats. 22S; hogs, a. 0G
head.
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EAuSIC AID DRAMA

Among the many clever features q the
olIo q Beach < B5wers' Ministries
which are the attraction tbs week -
Cor5rays- nothing has made - biz 4 III
as the tr1ck riding % that wonderful
young h.cvclist- D5Ezid Gordon. 4 d.tle
1r0-e man year ago thss young usaa
was AZ A .. 7 boy n Omaha Hs aai
always beer sllIful 5.cyciist. ard re
many wou6e-EoI tricks watch ~ iearzsl
70 perform soon called the attention x
alcycie dealers and for tine Re ruasss
hls living Tid1nz n front q the ~6se.
srs-ss thr0ushea KAMA. Ais<1sr1 al
Neorzska- TAza being abe 70 devote al
his tlruo 20 tire acquiring o. Few tricks.
he -a2.dly dsveiorad uatl Dow ne =
without 2 eoubt tie anszt rex rsze- II
the z-orld
C5ora0n SENS n = as rsgch 81 hone
or nylug Bicycle as a. eI1@ri hog1l4-
nan = ln thA saddle lie esa21E~s srszu
ons possefan % aaazss- With a. ruseh
ease as = he we-e sEzz5lzg "a -.
Erocad- lie g-zaSs or a.s heaS. turas
sone-sazl.s, raises himself "a rs s-z4.
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COTTON.

New York. Dec 1s.-It was red-letter
day for the bears on the cotton exchange
and one of reckoning for the bulls, who
have practically had full sway for sew
eral months. Prices went OF / 10
points. with excitement at the start, in
sympathy with the two points loss in the
English market. But no sooner had the
opening passed than orders came from
all quarters 10 sell cotton in great blocks.
The failure of the Produce Exchange
Trust company and OF Henry Allen s, Co.,
il New York. were telling blows against
the bulls A heavy slump in New Or
leans. a rapid fall in Liverpool and a rise
in money to a rate equal 70 1S5 per cent
caused prices TO tumble at terrific rate.
All the regulation news was discarded,
the one aim of all seeming to be TO get
rid of enormous amounts OF cotton accu-
INFLATED on the late pTotracted rise.
Houses having extensive interests IN
stocks and securities were the heaviest
sellers, presumably for the purpose Of
/ better protecting interests on the stock
exchange. The South and the West were
also large sellers. and futures went of
IS points and over. Late IL the day there
was somthing Of a reaction on profit
taking by shorts and quiet new buying
for parties believing the market entitled
10 a decided upift. The close was fair
IL steady. with the present crop position
23T25 points net lower The far or new
crop months were but TO 10 points low
err Trading was by far the heaviest in
! several years
! Galveston Dec. S--Cottou--Quiet; : SIS
New Orleans. Dec. IS-Cotton-Irregu-
lar; sales. 3.45o bales; m!ddling, 3-lsc.
Liverpool. Dec. 1S,-Spot cotton duh;
prices lower; American middling. 1 15-S9d.
New York. Dec. 1S.-Cott1u-Spot closed
! quiet: 1-l6c lower: mi6dling uplands.
/ 7'sc: niddling gulf sc; sales, IS bales,
( Futures closed steady; January. 7GlC;
( February. 70sc; March. 7.12c; May, 7.l9c:
( June. 7-9ac: July. $50: August. 7.I5c: Sep
/ TENDER. 695c; October, Csc; November,
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SHIPPERS ANO NOTES.

I. ". Hamilton, one Of the regular
shippers from Bramen, o. T., was in yes
terday with a car OF good hogs, which
brought a good bulk price.
Steel & Son Of Blackwell were on the
market yesterday afternoon with a load
OF hogs, which they disposed of at good
price.
J. ". Haskell, one of the old-time ship
pers from Riverdale, was up yesterday
with his usual good lot Of hogs. They
brought good bulk price.
Cal Stewart of Whitewater, one of the
oldest shippers 10 this market, was here
yesterday with a car Of good hogs. They
brought the ruling price.
i. 3. E.klor Of Pratt was in yesterday
with three loads OF cattle. He is on his
way 10 Kinsley. where he last week pur-
chased 80 head Of beeves. 3Ir. Eiklor
Is handling a large number OF cattle and
is doing a successful stock business.
JEFF Houston Of Poncs City was on
the market again yesterday with two
loads Of hogs. They brought good bulk
prices.
psnohoe Bros, of Mulhau, were here
yesterday with car of hogs. They are
doing q good deal Of shipping TO this
point Their hogs brought the ruling
price.
Edmond. were on the market yesterday
with a load Of good hogs, which brought
Z good bulk price.
l. NJ McCrocklin Of Derby was IN yes
,erday with a car Of hogs and two cars
Of cattle. The former lie disposed Of at
q good bulk price.
Campbell & Horton. the old-time ship
pers al Caldwell, were on the market
yesterday with car Of hogs.
Fritz & Bunch OF Ponca City sold two
loads OF hogs yesterday. They were q
good lot and brought the ruling price.
Johnson & Hanna Of Enid vere on the
market yesterday with a good load OF
hogs, which brought the top price OF the
day.
A arland Of Kiowa topped the market
yesterday with a good load of hogs, which
were quickly picked up by the buyers.
Damn VIM. one Of the regular ship
pe-s al U-dali. was on the market yester-
day with a good load Of hogs. They sold
fer the bulk price
Hun < Hoop were in from IcaU and
SOD their car Of hogs for the bulk price.
They have been shipping q good deal Of
late % this market.
Hugh Griffith Of Belle PLANE brought
car Of swine in yesterday and sold
them for the ruling price Of the day
Du2away * Gregory Of Tonkawa were
IL again yesterday with load % hogs.
They We're sold for a high price for the
day The firm is shippiN lots OF hogs
10 this market.
The buyers had & busy day yesterday.
The run Of boss was good. Following
were the purchasers; Dol6. l02S: Cudahy.
354; local dealers. l7o; Armour. . The
total receipts Of the day we're l.54s
Fred Dold, manager OF me local plant.
went 10 Kansas City 70 meet his father.
Jacob Dold, ST., who Is nov n that
C---.
z y. Barth Of Denver. Colo. is here
visiting his brother. Dr. ". c. Bsrth.
wao Is connected with the Dold plant
The provision market was weak today.
i closed : to cents lower Pork opened
- H2l and closed ~ ssh. Cash lard
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SPIDER AND Ely.

Beautiful scenery. shapely AMI pretty
girls and lots u singing we're the a.
fractions a. the Crawford Gra1d lee,
night. 4 good SIZED audience vs. Mere
- enjoy ali q these agreeable feature.
ard were very liberal n beztJwsaE their
applause. There Is 10 .i0t az al1 - RE
performance. bgt - b q spfeDffl5 cs~rlsgs
for spec sI5es. Nabis Re Casra has q
good voice ard stately 4D.searaa cs.
Zarnl4l an evil spirit vas im1e19a-
ated by Iss belle f-r5e-wo1a who ID ngt
make a very ferrs s..rlt bgt sang vefT
well TIE chorus WIS very far ard
would have been better had che girls ga.3
mere attention - Che.T s-nKirZ
TIE Ronald brothers have hesa es-
here before Fl ne "Br7Na.ss. aud c.
serve Tho highest Praise fer tde excellent
zo-z Ths c7rnesilans were sle1 vsry
fas- ard take- as q wh3ls ere oerf rra-
sr0e. -lth q fer e-se-.151s. vas very
Eses Sszt attrart19a = Dohosn Bro
sT-reis T5r-'s CABIN ~ wsdaes1ay
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COFFEE ANDs UGAE markets

New York, Dec. 1s.-Coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices TO )
points advance on higher European and
Brazilian cables, and small receipts at
Rio and Santos. Later the market was
more active, but easier in sympathy with
the unsettled condition Of Wall Street
and the cotton market; closed points
higher 10 points net lower. Sales, T.
80 bags, including: December. soc; jan
uary, 5.75d5.Soc; February. 500: march,
5.95d6. coo; May, 6.0oQ6. &c; July. 6.i5c;
August. 6.15a5. 5c; September, 6.25a6-3oc-
Spot coffee, Rio quiet;>Nc 7 invoice. 67sc;
No. joobing, 7$sci mild, quiet; Cordova,
SG12i2c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
81 3-l6c: centrifugal, IS test, ~ bid; mo-
lasses sugar, $3.50; refined, quiet.
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"A STRANGER IN NEW YORK"

"A STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
Charles H Hoyt IS not only the recog-
nized playwright Of the day, but the
most successful. In his ten years career
as an author he has written and pro
duced twelve comedies and has never had
a failure 1t Is doubtful II any other
theatrical attraction has as strong hold
upon the theatre-going public as the
comedies offered by Chas. II. Hoyt II
may be because Mr.. Hoyt IS an Amer
can himself and knows just what the
American public wants IN the way Of
amusement. When a Hoyt comedy Is
announced for a presentation people
flock 70 see II. Tor they have learned by
past experiences that this playwright
will offer something new and entertain
ing.
Next month. at the Crawford theatre
his best effort, "A Stranger IN New
York" VIII be presented. The company
Will, or this occasion. be headed by Mr.
Paul Nicholson, Jr., who viii be pleas
antly remembered as one Of the four
comedians of the Alice Nelson Opera
company the past season. Mr.. Tom Mar
| tin. Douglas Flint, Harry Rogers. Chas.
Hooker. Sidney Grant. Augustus Coletu.
Among the many pretty ladies are Miss
Marta Sheppard. Miss Brookfeld. Re,a
Riley. and Master Maurice, the greatest
child dancer in the world.
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afioat, and 4ec elevator. Options closed:
May, 2ssc: December, $3.50.
Oats-Receipts, 47.4sa bushels; exports,
6a.oS4 bushels. Spot firm; No. 2. 2sAc:
No. 3, 2S13c; No. white, S14c; No. 3
white, 39lzc; track. mixed western, 2Sq
3G1kc; track white, 3iQ34c. Options quiet,
but firm.
Butter-Receipts, 5,2o packages; STEADY;
western creamery, 23G27c; June creamery,
292512c; factory, 151zG3oc.
Egg@Receipts, 2.15s packages; steady;
western, ungraded, at mark, 1642llzc;
western, 21dz:c, loss of.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1s-Wheat-Firm; "a
Id higher; March, IS Id: May, IS lid
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MARKET WAS WEAK
1t Closed From 5 to 01-2
Cents Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS 1892 10
Receipts Were Quite Large
for Monday.

The receipts of hogs at the stockyards
were quite heavy today for a Monday.
over 1900 hogs passed over the scales.
Trading was brisk and all hogs were ia
ken at the ruling price
The market opened weak to cents
lower. Later, on bearish kilograms from
Chicago and Kansas City, the market
declined to 6 TO n cents lower. Just
before the close = hrmer feeling took
place and the market closed firm az So go
The market here, as usual, compared
very favorably with other western I've
stock centers. The prices paid were
higher, everything considered, than at
other points. At no time was the mar
ket OF more than from 10 71k cents,
while Chicago reported Hogs to 10
cents lower" Kansas City said: Hogs
> 10 10 cents lower; demand fair
The shippers Of this section are be-
coming more and more pleased with the
Wichita market They find that they can
get better prices here than elsewhere
and can get home quickly without loss of
time or money. Yesterday there was a
large number az Oklahoma shippers In
the city and sold an unusually large
number of hogs They say the Wichita
market is far superior for them than
any other in the west.
There was q heavy run Of hogs early
IN the morning. owing 10 shipments hav-
ing arrived on Sunday. During the mid
die Of the day there was a lull In bust
ness. but late IN the afternoon a num-
Der Of large shipments came in, and the
buyers and shippers were busy until late.
The quality Of the hogs offered was fair
and the demand was excellent. There
was not a hog turned back and bidding
at all times was brisk
There was a heavy run OF wagon hogs
for Monday and especially so, considering
the condition Of the roads. The offerings
were but fair in quality, but brought
good bulk prices.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Dec. 1s-The market for
metals was quiet all day, with some de-
partments showing fair steadiness. OH
ers, however. continued weak and irregu-
lar, with prices lower under large offer
ings, weak cables and a refusal of buy
ers to go On. The report that tin firm
in LONDON had failed served TO disquiet
the local trade. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants weak
for futures; lake copper dull and easy at
$16.Jo617 nominal; tin held steady for
spot but easy and neglected for futures
at S24. 9Jd25; lead steady at 81 65G4 49,:
spelter steady at 81 sal IS. The brokers'
price for lead is Si45, and for copper,
s1e.75.
St Louis. Dec 1s.-Lead-Firm; s4.65.
Spelter firm; 81.
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opened at s5.I and closed at S5.15. Cash
ribs opened at $50, and closed at s5.25.
Belmont Eiklor, a cattle man living at
Pratt, who is a shipper to this market
was married Sunday evening to Miss
Mabel Dunn of the same city. They viii
live at Pratt.
Inspector Tilford. It Is said, was out
turkey hunting Saturday night.
The railroads did a good business yes
terday to the stockyards. The Santa eF'
brought up q cars, the Missouri Pacific
car. the Rock Island cars, and the
Frisco I car.
Two cars of hogs arrived from the
south last night too late to be placed on
the market.
The express business at the Dold Pack
ing company continues TO be very large
Shipments are made every day to all
points in the south and west. The force
IN this department are rushed keeping
up with the orders.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET!
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec 1S.-Cattle-Good to choice
steady 10 10c higher; others weak to a
shade lower; cow market and Gamers
10 to 15c lower; feeders unchanged; good
10 choice, s.. 30Gf7 30; poor TO medium, As
a. 10; mixed stockers, s. 0043.60; selected
feeders, s.. 20l4 IS; good to choice cows,
S3.50d4. IS; heifers, 81. Ooi5. 90; Gamers, 800
SEQ: bulls, 81. 50d4. 25; calves. S4.00q7 90;
fed Texas beeves, 81. 3595-2 20.
Rogs-Five TO 10c lower; trade active
and closed firm fair clearance; mixed
and butchers, S. 95Q4.30; good to choice
heavy, S4.O5G4.2e; rough heavy, $500
4.OO; light. $3.s5g4.1212; bulk Of sales. *4o5
d4.15.
Sheep-DulI to 10 to 2oc lower, except
for fancy grades; native wethers. $500
4. 80; lambs, 81. Oo5 So; Washington weth-
ers, s4.00q4.4O; Washington lambs, S,o0q
5. 40.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. 1900;
sheep, 5000.
Kansas CITY. No. Dec 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market steady; native steers
81 .00as. 20; Texas steers, g. S5d5. IS; Texas
cows. 81. 0Cd3. IS; native cows and helfers,
8. 75G4. 90; stockers and feeders, g. 25Q
AIS; bulls. s2.6Od3.65.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market $40 cents
lower Du4h o. Sd4CSp SO.Jtts7r.vos A4CoN y >
s.. sOd4. OK; packers. 1856 10; mixed,
s.. 90Q4.O5; light, S3.95q4.O5; workers., s4.OJ
d4.05; pigs, s3.SOq4.00.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 400; market steady;
shade lower; lambs, S4.00Q5.50; muttons,
$3.3eQ4.50.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Dec. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
900; market steady for natives; lower for
Texans; native shipping and beef steers,
So. 20G6.9O, with strictly fancy grades
worth $7.25; stockers and feeders, $3.50
5. 90; cows and heifers, s.. O0d5.0 Gamers,
s. 5Od3. 90; Texas and Indian steers, $3.50
50; COWS and heifers, 81 .50d3 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 800; market q shade
lower; pigs and lights, 1904. 90; packers,
81 O0d4 %; butchers, S4.o5d4. Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,50a; market steady;
native muttons, s4.00Q4.50: lambs, 5000
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Elraoly atted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. No ioathso11e or contagious
diseases admitted. but All other diseases
that are usually treated a. hospitals szs
successfully treated here. including y Sis-
key. Cocaine and Morphine Haoits. sbso-
iutely, g1zrzntsed Women rna-rssd o.
Eug,e cau 1nz a safe retreat Se-e Cur
Ing confinement and home n every
ease found Tor the child x required 4
home fcr the Poo- and rich alike. 2s al
operations and medical treatment as
free. and the only charge that = fra6s Is
the ordinary hospital Zee. which IS t1ss
enough % pay TIE running expenses %
the &ustitut9on- The best CT references
given zhen required Write for cirru,zr
to the Martha Washington Home"
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The WEATHE :.
Wichita X

Wichita. Kan, Dec Is, 1919.
During the past y hours the highest
temperature has been q. the lowest 50,
and the mean - with 3 dense fog in the
morning. followed by cloudy weather, ris-
ing barometer and brisk north wind.
on this date last year the highest tenn
perature was 3. the lowest * and the
mean g. with Is inches Of rain
50 far this month the average temPe-a-
ture mas been S. which Is degrees be-
low the normal
So far this month the rainfall has been
lis inches. which Is s. .nch above the
normal FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer
Washington. Dec. IS.-Fo-ecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday;
Kansas-GeneraIly fair Tuesday and
wednesday: norJherly winds. becoming
variable
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday; uortherly winds.
Not all the great buffers are poker PLAY
rs-AtchIson Globe.
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The Great Rock Island has made rate
Tor the holidays Of one fare for the
round trip TO all points within 2oo miles.
Tickets or sale December .. q. =. % and
81. and January l Return limit Janu
airy ,. 1900 Z. DRAKE. D P. A
T. ". THOMPSON. a. C. p. and T. A,
Topeka
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what promises 20 Be the 6g thea.rical
event Of the season IS the presentation
here At very early date of PIafprtxht
Hoyt's famous musical triGe. a Trip
70 Chinatown" rewritten ard poiisaod
up to date. This piece a without doua.
the most popular and nost sacossss1I
ever written. and its drawing powers
seem never % fail
That the coming engagement vil BE a
record breaker goes without saying.
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On Wednesday evening. December o.
the Dob5lns Bros big production q
Uncle Toms Cabin will hold the
boards az the Crawford theatre. This IS
claimed to se The largest company and
production OF this play that has ever
visited this city. Watch f0- ne Big pa
rade, which consists OF two bands. icn
Shetland ponies. bloodhounds. donkeys.
cha]0ts. cabins and banners. The usual
prices prevail Seats are now on sale a.
Howe's tswelry store