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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-06
SUGAR A D|SIURBER
Dividend Once Declared the
List SteadieS
AND REACTION SETS IN
Enormous Sales and Lively
Fluctuations in Sugar.

New York, March 5.-Attention in the
stock market continued to be largely d.
verted to the feverish and excited iuctu-
ations of a small number OF stocks. Ma
nipulation by the bears was largely re-
sponsible for the changes. In the case of
Sugar the operations of the professional
traders were interrupted by the unex-
pected action OF the directors in declar-
ing quarterly dividend OF II per cent
on the common stock. This sudden turn
ing aside Of the veil of mystery rather
nonplussed the professional traders who
had counted upon a period of uncertainty
untid Wednesday in which TO circulate
vague tips and to keep up an excited
fiuctuation in the stock with opportunities
for profit both up and down. The cutting
in half Of the dividend was about what
Wall Street sentiment had settled upon,
but, coming suddenly upon the half-exe-
cuted plans of the speculative contingent,
1t left them all at sea The stock open
ed under pressure, but after falling near
ly points, encountered vigorous support
and was rallied to 1851 by noon. A 1000
share lot was taken at that price when
the news became known Of the dividend
action. Enormous selling for this ac-
count Immediately followed and the price
slumped sby wide breaks with occasional
spasmodic rallies TO g. Fluctuations
were wild on the recovery to par. The
food of offerings prevented the rise above
that, but on the reaction TO IS, large
buying was in evidence again, which rail-
lied it to 9s1k. where 1t closed. with a net
loss OF II. In the half hour after mid
day transactions IN this single stock
reached the enormous aggregate Of 100
shares. There were sharp breaks in To-
bacco and Tennessee Coal at the same
time with the slump in Sugar, but the
general market was not affected In fact,
the stock market gave evidence of It's
relief over the settlement OF this disturb
ing question by a smart rally, many OF
the railroads rising to the best tprices OF
the day. The market was again unset
tied in the late dealings by an attack on
Steel Hoop, Peoples Gas and Consoli-
dated Gas, driving them down to
points. New York Central reacted one
and quarter, but otherwise the railroad
list was little affected and retained a
fair sprinkling of net gains A quota
ton Of 315 per cent was made for call
money in the course of the late bear raid
on stocks. The money market during the
day showed no sign OF disturbance and
there was no evidence OF liquidation be-
ing forced by the calling of loans Lon
don was not a factor in this market.
Closing prices of stocks were as follows:
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE L1TTLE MTNrsTER.

The dramatization OF Barrfe's novel
was fneIy handled b. q Frohman CON
pany at the Crawford last night The
ba zaced.. finished and careful staging
was thoroughly ID TO The standard made
b. the companies playing under me Froh-
man management
Adolpa Jackson II the name part. wa
very good. although the lines hardly gave
room 70 show his strength. TIE wlnEoEs
v!vacious. lovabie character q Lady
Baobie, was eharmingly taken BY Craze
Hsysr. whose sprightly manner and
great mobility o. sea.urs easily showed
her ths bost of the cast p r Graham
vas effective as the Chief Elder and vas
vel assisted By three ether elders- The
part % Rev DoE was very well done ~
Giles shine Ksts Tereyck. as Mamie
webster. was good although she forced
ire PARK slightly Lord R4Hf1Bs was ~ery
weI taken b. william Charles Mason,
who fits the part neatly
TIE performance vas q high quality "a
every respect aid Ec7 1ost OF - z2-
pause fr51 those m1si familiar With TIE
story. = rather uaeennoa Circumstances
n these days q hsrry-ap erzaz1lEiag q
2oguiz< books
Toolzai retaru e1glgszeni q Pays
a Hst Old Tine
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EARLY Strength GOES
Movement Appears Bearish
and Demand Lacking.
MAY WHEAT 1-4a3-8 DOWN
All Other Markets Take the
Down Grade.
MAY WHEAT 1-4a3-8 DOWN

Chicago, March 5.-The strength in
wheat caused early today by higher ca
bles later gave way to the bearish aspect
of the movement and the lack of demand
May closed Vase down. May corn
closed &c and May oats a shade lower.
Provisions at the close were ~ to TIC
depressed from Saturday.
May wheat opened 1sc over Saturday,
at 66g6e{sc, encouraged by higher cables.
Trade for a few minutes was moderately
active. The export orders which had
been hoped for by reason of the frmer
foreign markets failed to materialize,
however, and the market turned easy,
giving much consideration to the large
dorlds shipments, the heavy increase on
passage and the favorable crop reports.
May early relapsed to 65z QS57ac, where it
clung for some time, ready, however,
to topple over still further. Holders H
nally grew weary Of waiting support that
never came, and about noon began sell
ing and the price tumbed, May declin-
ing to 651zc. The close was weak, May
AQSsc under yesterday, at $3.50. The cash
business was slack. Atlantic and Gulf
port clearances in wheat and -four are
equal to 10000 bushels. New York re-
ported ten loads taken for export. Pri-
mary receipts Were 94, 900 bushels, against
s62. 600 bushels last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 713 cars, compared with
S37 last week and sS4 a year ago. Local
receipts were 80 cars, of contract grade.
The corn market was heavy, but closed
fairly stead. The opening was firm with
wheat and on light country offerings, but
the market broke early in sympathy with
the drop in wheat At the decline there
was sufficient covering by shorts to have
steadying effect. They were influenced
considerably by reports that roads in
some parts of the corn belt were in such
a bad condition as to check movement
entirely. Save for some animation early
trade was dull. Receipts were 705 cars,
1S5 cars over the estimate. May sod
from S46sG34% to 1880, and closed 1sc
down, at 341ac.
The selling Of oats was better than the
buying, the latter being scattered while
in the former. the elevators were almost
a unit. It was a small market, however,
May ranging from 2312 to 1890 and clos
ing q shade down at 23$sc. Receipts were
354 cars, IA cars over the estimate.
The provisions market was dull. There
was some demand from English houses.
but it was insufficient to hold up the
price. The opening was firm becaIse Of
higher prices at the yards and receipts
Of hogs under the estimate but these
influences were short-lived in the face of
the poor demand. May pork closed nc
down at $1057; May lard 21ac deprt ssed,
at 5S5, and May ribs sc down, at $3.50
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 800; oats, 275; hogs, 10000
head
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METAL MARKET.

New York. March 5.-The huctuauon IN
metals as indicated by the official figures
today. were confined TO tin, which ad
vanced from $50. % to $S5 in response to
an upward movement in London, and 10
spe.ter. which advanced from 81 .5534 %
TO "a. 6514. Is. Both tin and spe,ter closed
with an upward tendency; although the
quotation of SIS for tin was nominal In
the absence of actual transactions. The
market for pig iron was quiet and easy.
Lake copper closed quiet, at Sl6.2 which
was unchanged from the closing Of last
week The brokers price for lead was
81 IS, and for copper SIS. 25GIs. so.
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June creamery. 1Sa2s1tc; western .cream-
cry. 2od2sc.
Cheese-Receipts, 5.2e2 packages; firm;
fancy large white, 13Q14c; fanny large
colored, 1Sd14c; fancy small white, $50
13lzc; fancy small colored, 1S1zc.
ggs-Receipts, 1854 packages; steady;
western, at maFk, 16ql634c.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining, 1S-
lie; centrifugal, S6 test, 5-1sc; molasses
sugar. 3ssc. Refined, quiet; crushed $50;
powdered, s. 80; graduated, $50.
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New York MoneYMarket.

New York, March 5.-Mouey on call
norninsIly 2QZ3z per cent Prime mer-
cantiie paper. 4ikG5ts per cent Sterling
exchange easier. with actual business in
bankers' bills al 81 SsQ4 Ss1l for demand
and at ss2a - for 80 days: posted
rates. 81 S4iz and 81 s7lz94-ss; commercial
bills. 81. s2d4. sz1x. Silver certificates. 81. n
sos.. Bar silver. 5sis; Mexican dollars.
Es.. Government bonds steady.
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, March 5.-There has been
fair demand for staple cotton on the
spot and quick delivery. but the demand
for distant deliveries has been Indifferent.
Further advances are recorded in vari-
Gus lines of staples. bleached brown and
colored. For prints the market is stiffen-
ing in staple grades, and discounts are
being shortened No change in fancy
prints. Ginghams strong, without new
feature. Print cloths inactive in regulars
and quiet in odd goods1 but decidedly
strong. Quilts occasionally PIC higher.
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How to Quit Tobacco.

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Butter-Strong; creamery, 1S924c; dairy
1S121c.
Cheese-FHrm: 12Glsc.
Eggs-Steady; l513d1Sc-
Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys, sd10c;
chickens, 9d912c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, March 5.-wheat-
May. 62I.e; cash, No. hard. CSC: NO. 3,
59d62c; No. red, 6s979c; No. ;. G4a3Sc
Corn-aIay. S1asc; cash, No, mixed,
S11sG31kc; No. white, &c; No ,. 3lsac,
Oats-No. white, 24izg2424c.
Rye-No. 2, Sc.
Hay-choice timothy. So.ooqio.5o; choice
Bueter-creamery 2oG2sc; dairy. 1sc.
Eggs-Fresh, PKG
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, March 5-Whaat-Lower; No.
red cash. elevator 6slzc; track. ui-4
nc; March. 6s7sc: May. 5slzQ6sssc; July,
s53sc; No. ? hard, 65G55isc.
Corn-Slow; No. ? cash, Sc; track. 2lc;
March, SIC; May, S5i4 G5S@sc; July. $50.
Oats-Iower; No. > cash, 2tc: track 81.
ae4i4c; March. 24e; May. 24124isc; No. ?
white, &c
Rye-FfrTn; 55c
Receipts-Flour, 700: wheat, 21.cco.
corn. 1900; oats, T4,0.9.
S4l2pllEllS-E 4tUE- -.tNys neat 4-stStr
corn, p, GO; oats, i. 0o3.
NEW YORK
New York, March 5.-Wheat-Receipt
5.eao bushels; exports. IS. is; spot steady;
No. red, 73a.c elevator; No. red. 75-.c.
Z O. B., a1oat in store; No / northern
Duluth. 775.c, f. O. b.. afioat- p-ompt f:
No hard Duluth. 7eS4c, I. o. b., -eaoat
prompt. options steady OF foreign buy
ing, but weakened. the market ruling dun
sn day. with the final tone easy. with =
nc net decline March. 1894 5-l6e,
closed 7sasc; May. 7.G72 7-lsc, closed
&c: July. = I-lsc. closed 7-tsc; September
7Sa12 I-Isc. closed &c
Corn-Receipts. 72Iso bushels; exports,
S.Ss- Spot weak; No. :. &c, Z o. b..
ahoat, and axe elevator. Options opened
steady with wheat after which It esssd
OF on heavy visible supply increase
and liquidation. closing weak and Tn
changed. MAY closed %ss.c, July. = L5-1s 2
ss7sc, closed Sic
Oat-Recelpts. 500 bushels. exports
~: spot steady: Nc. 2 2si.c. No. :. CSC
No. white, szi<c; No white. sac.
track MIXED western. 1sssl9,c; track
white. sl1S5e. Options inactive and easy
Butser-Recelpts. ais packages; Ernsr;
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 62G64c; No. 2 red,
6s14 dSSikc.
Corn-No. Q. SS2sQS3%c; No. yellow,
33s4c
Oats-No. 3, 2314G2s1ac; No. white, Esq
26zc; No. white, 25d26a
Barley-No. 2, 3794012c.
Flax seed-No. !. 81. 60
Timothy seed-PTime, 81. 70.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, s.. 6501o. so.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s5.7212G5. 771..
Short rib sides Qoose). $. s5a5. 80; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 614G61s; short
clear sides (boxed), 1856. %.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, &. IS.
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HEAVY HOGS.
CATTLE

There were no enough cattle sold 50
terday to make a quOtable market, The
receipts were especially light. The mar
ltet was quoted firm during the day but
buyers were unable to ill any Of their
orders
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TO REPORT SPOONER'S BILL
Senate Committee on Philippines SO
Decides--Text of the BILL

Washington, March 1.-The senate COM
mittee on Philippines decided today TO re-
port the bill introduced by Senator Spoon
er of Wisconsin for control of the Phil
ippines. Senator Lodge, chairman of the
committee, made the report to the senate.
The bin is as follows:
THAT when all insurrection against the
sovereignty and authority of the United
States in the Philippine Islands acquired
from Spain by the treaty concluded at
Paris on the tenth day OF December. 1898,
shall have been completely suppressed by
the military and naval forces Of the
United States, all military, civil and ju-
dicial powers necessary to govern the said
islands shall, Until otherwise provided by
congress, be invested in such person or
persons and shall DE exercised in such
manner as the president Of the United
States shall direct for maintaining and
protecting the inhabitants of said Islands
in the free enjoyment Of their liberty,
property and religion
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PROVISION MARKET

The provision market was weak yester-
Gay. The bears were once more In con-
troll and pounded down prices an av-
erage Of 2l2 cents. All futures showed
weakness and closed considerable off Sat
urday's prices.
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This large four-story building n a.
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick no loathsoms or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated At hospitals ara
successfully treated here. Including Nbis-
key, Cocaine and Morphine Habits, abso-
iuteiy guaranteed Women. married or
single. can nnd a safe retreat here our
Ing confinement. and a home IN svsFy
ease found for the child II required.
home for the poor and rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. ana the only charge that 10 made Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which 70 fu5t
enough TO pay the running expenses Of
the institution. The best OF references
given when required. Write for circular
90 tho Martha Washington Home"
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Sydney, n. S. W, March 5--According
to mall advices from Samoa the Samoa
Herald predicts grave complications in
connection with a serious native distur-
bance in the island of Savaii on Febru-
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The Pirates o. Pe1zzace. whsch Is %
se rsvea b. l3cai tzis=t, uzssr the Sg-se-
tEou ard wsfa Mr.. WE. Riley Hates f9r
ts1s Eks benefit. IS sn CONSTANT rehearsal
and az ths company sess-sSs are s7s5x
nrs!y- xr. Hatch. as late Iezss5nx hz-f-
tozs q Ia Caste Square Opera Company
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Beggs' German Salve-Guaranteed rem q.
edy for piles. sores, wounds, burns and
scalds-a soothing, healing application, of
wondrous merit Completely cured me
OF a bad sore on my leg, Of over ten
years standing" writes VIM Going,
Omaha, Neb ]. P. Allen. Dockum &
Higginson, Geo. Van Werden.
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and in a like capacity the season before
last with Camille D'Arville. IS well ex-
perienced and qualified for producing the
opera. and all in ali rehearsals are going
on so auspiciously that fl IS perfectly safe
TO predict the best local rendition OF any
opera done in Wichita for some years.
Supporting Mr. Hatch an excellent cast
has been chosen, including Miss Montez
Dunbar, the soprano; Mr.. J. B. Shields.
the well known profession tenor. late Of
the Dorothy Morton company; Mrs
Howe and Miss Whey dividing honors In
the secondo donno roles: Mr. Selbrandt.
Mr.. Yost and Mr.. Plerrepont complete
the cast. An excellent selection has been
made as to the chorus. roth male and fe-
male. and not only a creditable perform
ance. but an excellent one, worthy Of the
professional stage. is now assured fact
The opera will be produced March I6 and
II. with a matinee on the Eth.
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HOGS F|VE HIGHER
Market Made a Substantial
Advance Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.65
Not Enough Cattle in to Make
QuOtabIe Market.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.65

Hogs sold at least S cents higher yes
terday, and in some instances sales were
made at an advance Of nearly 10 cents.
The market opened strong and soon
made a heavy advance. Prices were
maintained up to the close of the market
and no weakness was developed at any
time Sellers held out for high prices
throughout the day and without excep-
ton obtained their demands.
The top price of the day was S.65,
which was paid for a number of good
loads. The bulk Of the sales went at
81 60d4. 90. There was no great range in
the market, as the quality was quite
even taken as a whole. The<bulk sales
were the highest for some days past,
while the top price was equaled upon
one day last week
The quality yesterday was generally
good. There were considerably more
light hogs in than heavies, but this has
been the case for some time. The heavy
hogs were, however, without exception
OF good class. There were no choice hogs
on the market, but the whole run was
better than the average.
The receipts yesterday were light for
a Monday, and much below that Of
week ago. Inc tOta1 NUMBER OF hogS
which passed over the scales was about
eco The car-lot receipts did not come in
until late, owing to delayed trains, and
there were practically no wagon hogs on
the market. owing to the very bad con-
dition Of the roads. The market com
pared well with other western ones.
Chicago quoted hogs active and cents
higher, while Kansas City and st. Louis
quoted the market as strong to cents
higher.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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The bond market was rather duh Total
sales. par value. S1.76O.0o0. United States
bonds were unchanged on bid quotations
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local theater-goers Will no doubt be
glad to welcome such a sterling attrac-
ton as tho great Empire theater success.
from New York, as Under the Red
Robe" which will be the attraction here
soon. This enhancing play was popular
from the first night and has retained all
its popularity ever since. None Of the
romance plays that followed Edward
Roses dramatizatton OF Anthony Hone
story, The Prisoner or Zenda." CAV such
satisfaction or was so important a fac
tor in turning the popular fancy once
again toward plays OF this romantic type.
In II Mr.. Rose improved on his work in
the Hope play. He made a splendid dra-
ma OF Stanley Weyman's story, retaining
the swagger cavaliezIy spirit Of the book
transferring the characters with clever
exactitude from the printed pages 10 the
footlights. The sklllful Interpretation OF
the play by this magnificent Company
had of course very much 90 do with its
firm establishment in popular favor and
the drama will no doubt long remain
favOrite in this country. The beautiful
love story OF Under the Red Robe" vita
a sweet and lovingly young girl vascn-
1ating between affection and hate for her
knight-an original type OF lover. too
has recommended Itself 50 strongly 20 the
fair sex that viii make a very strong
new romance 10 dim the charm OF Mr.
Weyman's work or 10 supply successful
rivals for the puflic's affections 70 sup
plan Gil de Berault and Renee de Cocae-
foret. The entire cast OF Under ne Red
Robe is large. strong and most efficient
The scenery and general stage effects
will be all brought from the Empire
theatre. New York. 50 that we arc as
sured of most perfect performance.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
| Open. High, Low. Close

CHICAGO.
Chicago, March 5.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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rInrrar and Younr- at Hoe spr ms.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 5.-Jinmy
Murray OF Cincinnati and Joe Youngs of
Buffalo fought twenty fast rounds to a
draw before the Hot Springs Athletic
club this afternoon.
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The extremely popular farce comedy.
In Atlantic City" comes 70 the Craw-
ford thester Friday. March 2. II IS one
% The most pronounced hits OF the sea-
son For the present. tour everything is
new and % an exhaleratinz character a
notable gathering % comedians. carcs-H
ana lyric artists makes up the perfect
comedy rzanization. The grace. f,as u 3
and CHIC Of the performers is furnished -
a bevy % attractive young girls. IN fact
the three acts 81 In Atsarr!e City. are
fasrly a5lsze with vocal and tsrzicosrean
novelties and unique speela]tles To the
performance Friday ia6ies securing fhe,r
seats before ?. n All be admitted a.
half price.
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Berlin, March 5.-The Berliner theatre
has contracted for the production here,
by an American troupe. Of The Belle Of
New York" during May
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Popular BILLY West VINO Will appear
here next Thursday at the Crawford
Grand with what ne terms his big Min
strel jubilee has had the advantage OF
that ra-est OF combinations. a wealth %
novel ideas, backed by a wealth % mon
ey and the whole directed by b-atny
management; 50 no one wonders a his
great success. TsIis season It IS said that
he PLAYS TO the capacity OF the ;heaters
in almost every city he visits
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Strong; creamery, 1sQ24c; dairy
16G21c.
Cheese-Ffrm: 12Glsc.
Eggs-Steady; I51aG1sc-
Dressed poultry-Firm: turkeys, sdl0c;
chickens, 9d91kc
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LAY xass.. - aAsFss'. . ssAis a sea.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

CLUSINT QUUIAIIUND.
Light packing hogs, $50 to 200
lbs ........................... 6OG4 e21a
Medium weight packers, 200 TO
80 lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 60d4 65
Heavy packing hogs, $50 to S25
lbs. GOA S.