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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
THOSE WHO HAVE PROVED UP
Don't seem to Have Any GOOD Pros
pect Of Relief

Chandler, o. T.. June S.-The News
says: Many persons have inquired of the
News whether there would be any relief
secured by those homesteaders who, after
having lived on their land for five years,
had made proof before the passage of the
free homes bill. 1t has been suggested
by some that the money paid by those
settlers ought to be returned and others
argue that their homestead rights ought
to be restored. We addressed a letter to
Delegate Flynn about week ago in re-
gard to this matter and received the fol-
lowing reply yesterday:
Washington. D. c, May 90, 1900,
Dear Harry: No homesteader in Okla
horna has bsen compelled to prove up ex-
cept Of his own volition. When the time
of payment came due congress always
extended the same. Hundreds laughed at
the idea of obtaining tree homes. and
proved up. Whether relief can ever be
secured for those who after five years
residence proved uD, I cannot say.
I'D. 7. FLYNN"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

telegraph communication cut off. Heavy
losses in hay ba-ls and hay are reported
along the storm path. At Quapaw a
hay switch on the Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Memphis road, between Miami
and Baxter Springs, Kan, and nine hay
barns were wrecked. William HowelHs
large hay barn at Oceuma was also blown
away. No accurate estimate can be made
as to the damage to the wheat crop along
the storms path. Wheat is now ripe,
and farmers have just begun cutting, and
the storm blew the wheat down. Corn
is also greatly damaged The clock tower
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas sta
ton at Parsons, Kan. was damaged, and
the elevator at St Paul, Kan, was de-
stroYed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
TICKETS VIA WASHINGTON
TO Republican Mt onaI Convention

Two forms Of excursion tickets 70 Phil
adelpnia will be sold via Wanda -Psaa-
sylvania ehort Lines tor Republ.can "a
ticna Convention. One form viii De good
over direct route. the other via wash
inst7n- Fare win IS The same either
way and tickets via Washington will be
Epnd to stop over a. the Saao.aI Capital
June 18th 70 isth, inclusive, are dates on
which tickets VII be sold a 10 North
Fourth street and CnIon Ststicn tlcket
once. 81. Louis. They may also b CO.
tanned ny applying 70 J. " Ch=z5-o.sya.
A G. P ACT, So Century Building. St
Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
FINANCES OF THE NEW ROAD
Denver. Kin-hslter and Guif said TO
be Coming Nicely.

Oklahoma City, O. T., June S.-W. r.
Shankin. Of the force of engineers en-
gagged some time ago in making the pre-
l-m.nary survey Tor the road from King
fisher TO this city. says thar d. X. Cum
bingham, the promoter or the enterprise.
Is expected home from New York City in
the near future. where ne has been ar
ranging the finances. Of the road. and he
writes that ,he matter Of money for the
work has been arranged In The N ST sat
isfactory manner The projected road. Of
which this IS part IS styled The Den
Yer. kiusdshcr and Guf and the south
ern terminus il present plans do not mis-
carry. VIII be Saa-ne Pass. Texas. ten
miles down Sabine lake towards the ocean
from Port Arthur the terminus oI the
Kansas City. PittSburg and Guk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
INDIAN TERRITORY TORNADO
Eh002S Sh mass. - I.5mper, a5lIed
and Iuch Property Damage Done.

Nialta !. r, June a tornado struck
t. to7n q M.a2l. J. r.. YESTERDAY ana
did considerable damage. Thomas Skin
ner Has canned 3n the NeoSho river. near
the tpwn. ara his Wagon Va clown
e@as, ana h. was b5Uu against t-e-
ana instantly kued Tae v4soa was
t.5wn into the river several houses were
% own away The Christina church Wa
wrecked ana i-s loss Is estimated a.
5 81 Th= damage 70 property ia Miami
Is eysi1atoj- az tlaaU The livery harm
Marferd Co2.e vas blown away ana
tot-iy destroyed The Telegraph wires
as the kensas CHy. Fort scott and
.Ie-'2a.s railroad we're Blown dowa. and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

This new compound which IS made
from cheap chemicals. Is put Up II zap
suia form and when added ~ a certain
quantity OF water viii furnish electricity
enough 10 light house. drive an auto
mobile o. even q railroad train But ;his
IS nothing compared l. the strengthening
power contained IN a bottle e Hostel
te-'s Stomach Bitte-s L cures inE.-ez-
ton. dyspepsia b,iiousness. liver and
kidney troGales and Ills ;he syssa7a sikh
ire yiea- q health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
TERRITORY BILLS SIGNED
That Flynn Had introduced. Account
OF Indian TER tory.

Ga-hris @. T. June S.-Presidear Nc
hin.ey has signed the following bills In
rr5duoed by Delegate Flynn Of Oklahoma.
BID providing for the use Of timber and
stone en- highways and railroads in Ia
aian Territory. o+I providing for The
changing 81 HE pace q holiday eur.
ger tae Central division Of Indian z ri
cory from Cameron to Poteau. bill author
.i-0s the Seneca Te.eDsore company u
Seneca NJ. 10 construct telsph.n- Inc
from Seneca through number % towns
q Ysslts. Indian Territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
ACKNOWLEDGES THE THEFT
Ronald Mcdonald Held at Oklahoma
City for Horse Stealing.

Oklahoma City, 0. T., June S.-Ronald
Mcdonald was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Dean yesterday at Shawnee on a horse
stealing charge and the prisoner was
brought TO this city this morning. This
afternoon he was taken before Justice
Maidt and he plead guilty and was bound
over to the district court. He had q
partner in crime and ii is expected that
he will be captured within a few days.
They stole two horses some distance north
of here in the country and put them IN
George Brothers barn here a few days
ago. when they became afraid Of detec-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
ToNkAWA REPORTS HARVEST
la Fail Blast in TAat vIcInAze-- Esr.et
alsckS sse uxTa

-uHha"a- q n, juno A--ENaaat i rlo-
enins very rapidly ard the straw Is very
weak Helps Is scarce ana harvest han.sz
viii get their o7n prise fo- tie aext ssx
weeks. Harvest Is ia fEl b,as,. Taaka-
va wll have the 1rSt brick =. a- s.n-
pleted THIS uoath. aad she has avs oisr
store rooms uaaef contract. Tals Is tn
effects az good cscQs ana free homes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
Use Hens Foot-Ease IN Your Gloves

4 lady writes. 7 shake Aliens Faa--
as iats my @oveS ana rub e little on
re-1s qerSqiraticr. e Is q rrst dafrrv
te.r, Pow DER we Invite ire atrrrtior
a. anss-eisn rs and nurses 20 - shsa-lt-
T,l-,N - Aliens FoCt-Ease Or II a
&lb-it. editor ri the glica-1 Cllnsr
s-Fs ~ il q grand preparation. / ARR
2 lcs d. constantly in my practice Ar
* and shoe stores sell t. &c saEaoi.
ST FREE Address &Aea Oinsted
lie Roy. y. J.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

migration from Maloios- tArchives SUISSE
quent TO that date were, IL will be re-
mernbered, tsken al Tsrlac In the middle
OF last Year, There are letters 20 and
from Wildnan and Dewey, besides several
business firms in Manila AgmDaldos
own letter book. giving press copies OF
everything he wrote, is also there 1t IL
rumored that the correspondence shows
sane firms IN Manila 10 have had re,a-
TONS with the rebels hitherto unsuspect-
ed. The whole cache was ingeniousiy
hidden among the trees IN the raYine
and rooted over heavily with Dipa to an
unusual thickness. The structure made
quite a big warehouse. with not an inch
Of space vacant. II was found, later, that
there were other approaches 10 the cache
just ike the one described. with alarm
bells everywhere"
Detroit, Mich, June s.--Adrniral Dewey
was this afternoon shawn the statement
made By the Manila News concerning an
alleged recovery by General Funston's
men Of a portion OF the archives n the
Filipino rebel government. which II Sas
claimed contained certain correspondence
between Ae-IiBaido and Dewey. Afisr
reading the statement Admiral Dewey
positively denied ever having writer
Aruinaldo Said he: II never wrote
letter TO AFulnaldo IN my lie. when
ever I wanted TO see him ] sent FOR bin.
He vas employed by me for certain pun
poses lust as l employed lot u otner
people among tire natives. mads him 70
promises. II there had been 500 AHsFf-
can troops with me in the beginning 10
occupy the city and maintain order. inefs
would never have been this trouble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
saryer's Preliminary Thursday.

Oklahoma City, 0. T.. Juue S-There
are no new Developments Ia me case OF
James NJ. Slayer. the man who IS in the
county jail charged with the murder OF
William R DAVIS. Late yesterday after
noon BE was taken before Judge Joaes,
Of the probate court. and the preliminary
hearing was set Tor next Thursday morn
ing Paul < Paul represented he defea-
dant and County Attorney Taylor the
prosecution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
TRY GRsIN.ol ICY GRAn.0l

Ask your Grocer :o5ay L sasw you
package az GEAfN-O the rex so,4
1riuk Ih2I rakes ghe pi&ce = roH=s n.
eli l8reu nssy irinz IL zIs5uGt infGrx -
uel as she adult AL EG5 try u Ike Il
EEAE%-C las that E4-E seal 5-cwz o.
sEoora or Java. oHs = : Eazds fran Esu-e
gains and The mos 1ss.z&te staulEca
receives Il Without tstress = the Pri
% coffee ISc aud - per packase- Sal5
b. g. EroceEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
Duel Over the American Pavilion.

Faris. June As ! result . tie state
rnent published II New York taat ths
United States pavilion a. TIE Paris ex-
position = unsafe. cards have ssea *
changed and seconds nave been sp31i-t-
d, o. one SIDE a. least, between 81 No
IN GustisIx, he builder ard assista.t
architect, and NJ Henri Ds-sy TT CIR
respondent wAo sent Ihs story 70 Amir
srs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

Fa-t Scott. kan June 81 n AZ
- ny. brother - Susan z Ants ~
s11 Ceioae. p r Anlsory. e4z1or - -
I.eafen srgzea Tines s.Teaae1 dead ~
A-.vt sgseaae ae-e last r1gat IL a4G
f9r 'hsvty years seea = pFsz Ee-t sgs-
asss Eaa q Eort ScotL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
MiIe. and comm IN y.u ernde..

WsShtaE2ou- june SIN a-.or5s re-
vita The gvovisio-s as the military a-ass-
envy sp-ropT.s rt0r bisI. the pTesi5eylt To-
cas- Assiae3 re9TTEs8 1szsgoS - lie 1fsEsElt
General Ns.so- =. Niles sHt MAJOR Y. C..
Cgrtsz. s65aSsat cszsraL Tssss z-e re-
cess zpposntr7sntS ard E1H y minated
- re seasrs q, as Eexf sesston - De-
cs-ure-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
VIA washington TO Philadelphia.

Excursion tickets . Pniiadesphih JOY
Republican Natio7al Convention may %
Obtained oye, Vandalls -PenHsyivaala
short Lines VIA Washington a. sasne are
A. over direcc route. Tickets sia wash
srrton VIII De good f3r stOp-oveT a. Ma
+f7nal Capital ard Will De =oid June ifth
% 1sth. Inclusive, a. No 80 North
Fourth street and a, Uniea ststi,n tlr<st
Office s. Louis. 0r o. - ob-atne4 -
addressing ] n Chesb-1agh. = = p
AT. 80 Century Building s. Lou's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

Parties essirag - 20 - seasssfs r--
s.5ris CT ths JsrssF eosss shesls urf,s
- ~ Far.4ails- Ps-rnsg lVsas4 flssH -
fpsGsr sagzfBE ts~sr res tfus ssTsies
18th east a16 Wes1boars : Csss-
arguEh. Asst G. p \. s. Tests. Ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
rensIon. ar,nted nl.Inhn mnrs-

Washington June She following
oS.aaona citizens were granted pensions
to-day; CyTt.s HEsl9. Oklahoma CITY. s.
per month. Ssmuel 2. Jones. Sheridan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

s24: Daniel Harader Hennessey, s.; Henry
Morgan, North Enid, s: Augustus Wey.
Isabella. Sc; William warrih. s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
ROUGH RIDER HILL is DEAD
at Harrisburg. Pa, OF Fever Con-
fracted in Cub

Harrisburg, June Sc y. Hill Of Okla
hcma. who served with the Rough Riders
in the Cuban campaign OF the Spanish
American war, died today at the Harris
burgh hospital. of a fever contracted in
Cuba His remains will be shipped to
relatives in Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
BLOW SOUTHEAST OF ENID
Considerable Serious Damage Bone
Several Persons Injured.

Enid, o. T., June S.--A most terrific
hail and wind storm passed over Enid
and this part Of Garfield county about
o'clock this morning. The storm spent
its force southeast of Enid. Mr.. R. NJ.
Williams ofthis city, who was out south
east last night, tells about the storm.
FIe says a number OF farm buildings
were blown over, several buildings being
entirely demolished. The Atterbury school
house, a frame building, about twenty
miles. southeast, was entirely destroyed
Not enough Of the building remains to
make kindling Mr. Attorneys house
was blown from its foundation and Mr.
J. r. Atterbury and several others We're
badly injured. Mr.. Williams found his
buggy about 80 yards from where he left
it, in a wheat field, considerably dam
aSed.
Ohio points are best reached by the
-Pennsylvania Lines. Their S:l5
p. n. train out Of St Louis has through
sleeping car to Columbus, arriving there
$50 a. m. Good connection is made for
all interior Ohio points. The S:4l a. m
and 100 p m trains also reach these
points in twelve hours or less.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
DECORATOR is ON THE GROUND
To Put Oklahoma CITY i'm Trim for
the Rough Riders

Oklahoma City, o. T., June S.-Mr. Lee
Of R. f. Lee & Co, professional decor-
ators, is in the city To- arrange for street
decorations for the Rough Riders 1e-
union. He brings with him car load Ct
flags and bunting which he viii use n
the decora lions. The pan Of tai- com
pany is TO decorate for individuals. fur
nishing all materials and loins- all of tie
work. removing the bunting and lass af-
ter the reunion. Mr. Lee has made a
nice contract with the Rough riders as
suciaton for decorations Of headquarters,
stands and arches. lie has leased the
second floor at 1913 First street for storing
his supplies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
,nest toll brings a tired feeling which

Honest toll brings a tired feeling which
is relieved yhealthy sleep. The tired feel
ing thag We mean goes TO bed tired and
gets up tired, the appetite is poor and the
energy gone. There is but one quick. sure
and satisfactory remedy. BeEgs' Blood
Purifier. Take it now. J. P Alien,
Docllum & IIigginson, Geo. Van Werden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09
PA HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT To
SHAVE WITH"
S APOl 10
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HoUsE-CLEANINo.

says Lieutenant Sweeney in bis report
dld they hear the nolse Of ten sasuge-
meat Then he realized that D. asd sls
men we're sorely sesded aad hs ordered
the captain % the steamer to run his
boat at TOP speed. The boat steamed up
20 Cntuhig under a rain % Aasusr bui-
let's from both shores. The small boats
were lowered. lsndisg effected ara The
rescuers fought their way through TIE
open "a their bssisgsd comrades IN The
trenches. buried the dead zathls reach
brought back 20 the boat the bsslsgsd
party. numbering row only thirteen men.
and then steamed down the riltr
saptair Day bsstows tia highest com
msndation upon Corporal Carson as "dia-
playing extraordinary good Judgment IN
the handling Of his men thereby Saving
the lives OF the survivors and proteetirr
the wounded unfit relief came" Te eash
of the little c0nman and their reacuera
he gives the highest praise Their zeai
and ability" he says. we're a nttng sx-
ample OF the worth and soursEe Of ire
American soldier"
Pleas Mt Ways for SO ~ mer DBys-
IL Tire title az the Crasa Trunk Rsiiwsy
Systems rev Sammsr Tourist Feider.
wh4ch together vita other descriptive ia
erafare ran bs bad on oVFlsoaiion O. ,
II Burgss. city paasenser ard haket
agent. 20 Clark street. corner Jacks r
Boulevard. chisaeo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

vszor sat vfta'tfT 49, Fsz-- - n.
ssssse sgsesza - Rao>sr a4rusaarrr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-09

H.a-.F E@Ea s1.se9ss : sa.s :, -.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
RIrYERs AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers In yesterdays
market were: Chauncey & Co. Q,OOO bought Great
Northern preferred. Halsted & Hollister G.O00)
bought American Tobacco; H. B, Hollins Co.
q OOO and Warner & Co. sold. H Clews Co.
bought Sugar. II. Clews & Co. sold Missouri Pa
cifc. w. Scheftel bought Continental Tobacco; r.
w Newton 1000 sold. Halle & Stieglitz Q.OO0
bought Manhattan; J. ]. Manning Q,0O0 sold. A
Thomson sold Tennessee Coal and Iron. Halle &
stieeltz bought 1000 Baltimore and Ohio and 1000
Louisville and Nashville. c. NJ Oelrichs & Co. and
F. c. Potter & Co sold Peoples Gas. Rogers &
Gould sold Tennessee Coal and Iron. Halsted &
Hodges bought Leather. A. A. Housman & Co
1000. II. G. Campbell & Co Q.OOO and London
bought Baltimore and Ohio common. H. l. Nicholas
& Co and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co. bought
Sugar Refining; +. B. Cochrane Co., Bell & Co.
and H. Content & Co. sold. Dick Bros & Co
q OOO bought American Tobacco H. Content & Co.
sold. ]. c. Kilbreth sold Wire preferred. G. P
Butler & Bro Q,5OW and Halle & Steglitz bought
Missouri Pacific; J. s. Bearns & Co. sold. Floyd
& Moore bought Pennsylvania H. l. Nicholas &
Co. sold Northern Pacific common White & Bar
ton and H L. Langhan bought Federal Steel. H
G. Well Q,OOO bought Union Pacific; H. B. Vaughn
q O00) sold. Clark, Dodge & Co. bought St Paul
Lockwood. Hurd Co. bought Brooklyn Rapid
Transit c. l. Hudson & Co. 1000 bought Wire.
G. NJ Carnochan & Co bought Continental To-
bacco; Henry Bros. Co sold. c. l. Hudson g.
Co. bought Tennessee Coal and Iron; A Thomson
sold. John Muir & Co. Q,OOO bought Southern Pa
cifc. J. H. Olphant & Co sold Tube common
Tighman Rowland & Co. bought Southern Pacific.
II. B. Hollns & Co sold Dick Bros. & Co. and F.
H. Palmer bought Brooklyn Rapid Trahsit; Bell &,
Co. Worden Co. and H. Content & Co q 5O0
sold. H. Clews & Co bought Missouri Pacific;
Cruikshank Co. sold. Worden & Co sold 1000
Federal Steel J. S. Bearns & Co. sold 1000 Mis-
souri, Pacific and w. T. Nicholas & Co sold 1000
Northern Pacific. A. V. De Goicouria q 5000 bought
New-York Central Moore & schley bought Mis-
souri, Pacific. c. l. Hudson & Co. Q.OOO bought
Continental Tobacco preferred. E. Sweet & Co.
Q,OOW bought American Tobacco; Warner & Co. and
H. Content Co. sold. Boody. Mcclellan & Co
1000 bought Continental Tobacco. H. Clews & Co
sold International Paper preferred W. H. Granbery
Co. sold st. Paul. H. Clews & Co. QOOO In ain
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

bought Wire; C. E Knoblauch sold. Bell & Co.
n. 500 in alb bought Continental Tobacco; Pearl &
Co. and Ulman Brothers sold. A. n. Page Q,OO
bought Sugar Refining; ]. ]. Manning Q,OoO sold.
Wees. Herrick & Hicks GOO0) bought Manhattan
C. Minzesheimer & Co Q.OOO) and Holster & Bah
cock q, ,OOO bought American Tobacco. Watson &
Brown bought Continental Tobacco. John Muir &
Co. bought Leather common. Howard F. Whitney
bought 1000 Peoples Gas and 200 Tube. Keech,
Loew & Co. Q,5OO and Kerr & Co. Q.oO0) bought
American Tobacco Andrews & Criss Q.OO0 bought
Northern Pacific common; ]. Kirkner sold. A. De
Cordova & Co. bought American Tobacco; Ulman
Brothers sold Pearl Co. sold Sugar Refining.
Lockwood Hurd & Co QOO0) sold Union Pacific.
J. F. Carlisle Q.OOO bought Sugar; c. A Harmed &
Co. and H. Content & Co. sold. Bell & Co. have
bought $500 Continental Tobacco in all. E. & c.
Randolph (2.O00 in alb bought Sugar; ]. s. Bache
& Co. and A. H. Page sold. H. Clews & Co. bought
Wire and Federal Steel. John H. Dunno bought
4,oO0 American Tobacco
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
CAR AND FOUNDRY STATEMENT.

The American Car and Foundry Company will. as
usual send out a statement of the earnings with
the dividend checks 10 be mailed November to
stockholders This statement covers the earnings
for the four months, May TO August and also
shows the surplus earnings for the eighteen months
since the formation OF the company. after deduct
ing six dividends of ia per cent each the pre-
ferred and of u per cent the common stock
The figures are as follows;
Earnings-Balance. as per first annual report for
period ended April 80 1900 So SOS 64S net earnings
for four months ended August 81, 19O0 S2G02 49,
total. So 70l. .39l
Disposition OF Surplus Dividends on preferred
capital stock, ia per cent $2sO90OO0 paid August
/ 1900 500 075: Ia per $50 OOO 06O paid No
vember /, 1900 $25 coo; total preferred dividends
s1,0S4,075; dividends on common capital stock, u
i per cent on $50 100000 paid November l. 1900
$5OO0O total common dividends $685. $50; total dv-
dends, 81 ,329 525; balance, s4S7l,S66.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. % (SpeciaD.-The wet ~s1- .,
which the wheat bull has been waiting for "S
realized to-day. as there rain All OEO e
West and Northwest. and yet wheat 49, 49, IA
night are only &c under Saturday. DeoelnD -,
at T4stc and 741sc to 7414c and closed a. & ~ bsh
tom. Worlds shipments were only ''uoVO .oc zoo
els. and there was a decrease on passage OF SIs
bushels. but the visible increased 1SSoUVV tIs
and the English visible increased IZo'uVO - tn
and the worlds visible tomorrow VIII PiO of
the Speculation and the liberal receipts are oosa
against an advance. There ware lzIV ca % oto EAR,
three spring wheat points to-day, against sbels
last year: primary points had loo''OOO loo''.II. had
against 1 3s7, 900 bushels. To-day MlnneE rqssr-
liberal receipts and an improved sI@ .[s stsaay.
ances $4,000 bushels. Caeies 70 ~ large
The sample market was weak because U hsrs Is
quantity OF low grade grain. Tne h''I e,.,ar very
bearish and It will take. IL is thougn' - a, ar
wet weather with q resulting 1A4AiNs
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
AMERICAN LINSEED-

a further advance of five cents a gallon for lin
seed oil, TO 70 cents. was announced yesterday by
the American Linseed Company. This followed
an advance Of 10 cents last week. The Amer
ican company is the only linseed crusher that has
oil for delivery in October and early November.
Lnseed oil is employed In such important manu-
seamens clothing. and printing inks. Since the ad-
vance in oil began the American company's sales
have been larger than In the preceding sixty days
The price of faxseed in Chicago yesterday was
81 81 bushel. which advance from 81 %
when seed for October delivery was first offered
The situation in daxseed is a world condition.
The latest London quotation is 6ls Sd per quarter
(4lO pounds) which is the highest price in forty
years.