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AGENTS.

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WANTED. D.-Several capable men in each
State TO travel and appoint agents; sal
airy S1G0 per month and expenses. together
with commission on sales made by agents
appointed: position permanent to light
party: no experience necessary, but un
questioned references as to high character
must be furnished. Address JOBBER. 933,
$50 Dearborn-st., Chicago.
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OF Sk1WEHS.-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
j.. G.. Washington. D c, May %. 19O1.-SEAIFD pro
IoSAlS VIII be received this Office NJ
luna % 1901 for constructing sewers in the Disrct y;
'ouinbla Specifications and blank Of proDosaIs
may be obtained at this Office The right reserved to
reject any and all bids parts bids HENRY r y
MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS LANSING H. BEACH
Commissioners, D. c. - --'
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-S00 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEO. Il. EDDY. 39s Madlson-st.
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Proposals.
A RNIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST New

York, May 81 l9O1.-Sealed proposals in tripicate
VIII be received here until IL o'clock 10 1901 for
making from khaki material furnished by the i
whenever available coats 100 600 prs trousers
.oot' pairs trousers.
Preference will he given articles domestic
ptonuctlor or manufacture. conditions quality and
nIlee tncudng in the price of foreign productions or
The duty thereon being equal. Standard
sample can be blank forms and specifcations
laned az this office. Envelopes containing pronosaIs
souId be marked; Proposals for Khaki Clothing end
adaTessed %: A. s. kIMBALL. A. Q. NJ G nennt Or III
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ATTENTION.-Mei4 wanted: So 10 all prin-
cipaI ports of Europe; London Liverpool
Glasgow. Hull. Hamburg. Bremen; also
free passage procured. Apply Shipping Of
fees. Clinton-st. and T3 West-st-, N Y
WANTED.-Men to travel TO Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steamers;
also experienced CattlemSn for steady work.
Call personally ATLANTIC SHIPPING OF
FICE 90 1st-st., Sew-Iork.
WANTED.-In the office 0f dryguods COM
mission house. Protestant American boy.
about II years old. Address in own hand
writing. Z. o. Box 2.S99. Nep-York.
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COACHMAN.-Married, no family: good
city driver; first class references; fam
lilies can be seen; city or country. L. T.,
Box 20. 1.242 Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
WAITER. E.-T'V Young treTUan. with nrsr
class references. fiusEt English G.
EORNEI. 2-2S East 6th-st.
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MANAGEM E;,ST Of an estate wanted by &C
tive young business man who holds re
sponsihle position in bank but requires less
indoor confinement. 20 years experience in
estate matters and general business; travel
ling not objected to: best references. Ad-
Dire IS ESTATE. care =. d. Foster, Detroit,
Mich.
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IN PrRsUANCE OF an order Of HON. ABNER

c. THOMAS. a surrosate OF the County Of New York.
NqpoleOn HenrqueZ, late Of the County Of
YORK present the with vouchers
subscribers their place tTausacting
business No aIg Seventh Aver in the Borough OF
Hgrbsf+s- CIV u Nes York before the day
a July
Dates NeyY York the 2fth Qag OF l,ecefaber, 1900
GEORGE A HENElQCEZ. RICHARD A HEAflGCEZ.
CLARA HEHRIQCEZ. MARIA {. HENRIQUEz.
COTUFRT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors, Il
Troe dstaav Borough of Manhattan. New York City
u PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
G Thomas 2 Surrogate o the County of York,
Is hereby al persons having claims against
Ac-ua u OF New deceased.
q present With vouchers thereof 10 the sub
their tTausacting business. No. $50
Eroa6Nay ia lie Ciy Of Eew Norz. before the 1919
Cav O.: jane neLt. --,- 80.
FRANCIS c. REED, WILLIAM II. REED. Executors
FRANK q MASON. Atty. for Executors $50 Broadway.
NeN York c..
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CRDAM IS the standard
Icr Cream If the world 1t IS no secret; I;
everybody knows IT, All orders promptly
hi.ed. city or co. utry.
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CfIARLEs p. F. McCANN. Reteree.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Nc>- Yorl


- Crunty-Edward a. Morrison ard Warner Van Nor
mont of Samuel Philips. deceased Plaintiffs. against
Amanda c. Hunt wife of defendant J. Hamilton Hunt.
J. Hamilton Hunt. and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure and sale
Ing 22rd day Of May. 1901, hled in the Office
Of the clerk Of the County o York on the
dav of Nav 19O. Undersigned the referee said
nd named. sell, public auction. the
in he Borough Manhattan the City Of Eew York,
on the Sth dav june 1901. twelve o'clock Of
day by Adrian H Muller & Son Auctoneers. the
by judgment be sold and therein
described as follows All that certain lot piece parcel
Of land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected lying and being In the Twenty
second the City OF New York and bouuded and
follows Beginning point the EasterlY
End Avenue, distant thirty-hree (S3 feet
Northerlv from formed the intersection of
Easerly of West End Avenue and the Northery
with Seventieh Street part Of the through party
wall seventy feet, NortnerlV
parallel West End SAvenue seventeen 90 feet;
thence again parallel with Seventeen Street
more less the Easterly side of West End Avenue
Southerly along the Eastery side Of West
Avenue. seventeen 90 feet 70 the point or place
OF Subject all covenants 70
deeds tenth day Of June, lStl,
by Halsted Executors OF ana
Trustees under the Last VIII ana Testament OF JACOB
Harsen deceased 10 Alexander NJ. Ross and James
recorded the office of the Register OF the
City and County York the tenth day of June
1873 Lber 1888 Of Conveyances at pages $50 and $50
respectively.
Dated: New York May 27th 1901
J. WARREN LAYTON, Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, once
and 2. o. Address, No. IL William street Ne" Aoih
The following diagram Of the premises TO be sold:
It
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

ALBERT II. F. SEEGER Referee
BUTLER HOFFMAN. JOIINE &, MYNDERSE, Attorneys
for Paintn. "a Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

PAINTING. papering. kalsomining, deco
rating done at low prices for landlords.
estates or private; take our estimate before
giving out contracts. KAPELSOHN. 434
West 19th-st.
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DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

q J. DiCKMAN & co. invite orders Tor
Honsa Painting. Decorating, Pa
per Hanging and PlasterinS; artistic.
~ perfect work at low prices; supplies
lrss at wholesale figures ,,d0 I9'' -a.s nsAIns
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

GARDENER.-By middle aged Swede mar
ried. on gentleman's place; Al references
given. Address AXGr. JACOBSON. Post
office box 5SI, Mamarnneck. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

PRIVATE SECRETARY or confidential
clerk; several years experience; stenog-
rapher and typewriter; best city references.
]. p. POI West 9Ist-st.
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ITu4TIoSs WANTED.
E'e-laies

COOE.-Bv Young swedish woman; eS-
celiert references Can be seen at present
employers. 423 9Th ave. from 10 until
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141st Street-

The approxmate amount charge satisfy
described property is be sold Five
with interest thereon from the 4h day Of
April 1899 together with costs and aIiowance amounting
siXty-fOur and 91lO0 dollars. with
interest from the 2Th day April 1901 together
expenses of the The approximate of taxes
which be allowed the
purchaser the purchase money paid by the
Referee Three and thirtyseven 15100 dollars
and interest.
The premises viii be sold subject TO first mortgage for
offs per
Dated May Is, 1901.
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ORGANIST.- - Permanent, or as deputy for
summer season; familiar with Episcopal
service. REASONABLE. Box II. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

BUTLER. VALET. French. middle aged:
experienced in his duties. excellent city
references. u. T.. 22l West S5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

GARDENER--By a man who thoroughly
understands the care and management Of
greenhouses ErapeTies. flowers. fruits ard
vegetables ant the laying out OF new places:
twelve years FIRST class recommendation
from present employer Address for one
PosJoffice.
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Gnrronatcs' Notltes.

i = T4-or,as a Surrogate the County New York
r-ce Is hereby given all persons having claims against
csr1sl Hamilton Of the County OF New-Yorl
ceased present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
trs-ite- al her pace of transacting business
I.-6s5a.sy In the City of Nevv-Y0rl, Borough
hat,sn On or before the 18th day Of June
T5srfs Nevy-Y orS 1871 day Of December. 1900
~ MARY ANN HAMILTON AdmrE
EDWARD J. NEWELL ATTY. for Admrx,. % Broad
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ANITOR.-Amercan; care three first
class flats; experienced: sober: reliable.
LLOYD 240 West 67th-st.
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NURSE or assistant or companion: dfplor,a
from training school; salary So weekly:
good references. city OF nearby; COUNTRY
H. r.. Tribune Office
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LADDERS q STORE FIXTURES.

x !. A WESTON'S
n ]. ! Il.
GGTli STORE LADDER SERVICE.
fE,il II Special Features. Smaller
tl31t II Space Bear More Weight Last
tN III II More Years Than All Others.
GH III II The trolley guide wheels at
III ii II the top allow the ladder TO he
TII II II used at any desired angle
III lLAllt These ladders run on bicycle
B M $. &; 81 5::.$: s. ;:s ;::5;: ,5 ;s;;
PORTLAND LADDER co,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Ladders
Tel, {. 4gI. Is PLANE ST. NEWARK. N. J.
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~ t4o7 tbner G Thomas a Surrogate Of the County
New york notice Is hereby given 10 all having
claims eaa5rst Cola. late of the County
Yo+ 6eCrreea 10 present the with vouchers
a 10 ne subscriber his place of transacting
"a 2 Broadway. Borough 0f Manhattan City
o. Nev York al OF before the 2sth day Of next
I)s;es rce-v York 18th day Of December. 1900
CHRISTIAN GOLLA Administrator.
ALBERT r. WRIGHT Attorney for Administrator. 81
Easssu street. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
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School AQcucies.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
SUPPLE Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
etc.. 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. - J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
ATTENDANT, &c.-uape as gentleman 8
attendant nurse. courier; refined; speaks
four languages; good caretaker OF invalid /;
best references. Address MAZANrI. las
West 2ist-st.
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REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT. by ex-
perienced. responsible man; best city ref
erences: security given ]. p. 201 West
9lst-Ss
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TN PTRSEANCE Of an order Of inc Hon:

ktner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County of New
York notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Mary Goodwin lste of the County of New York
deceased m resrnt sane with vouchers therefor 70
the s1l.ser,er Of tfansacting M
30 sa Est 35th street Borough of Manhattan IN the
City York before the 4th day Septern-
hcr. 1901 ALFRED J. GOODWIN Executor
ERNEST r EIDIITZ Esq. Attorney FOR Executor, 81
Nassau street Borough of Manhattan. New city.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAISISG.

CORRECT STYLES; perfect fit; taultless
skirt droop: superior work and finish. IA
dies may furnish material; responsible; rea-
sorahie COOKE. 30 West 44th-st.. near
Broadway.
DI;tiSSMAK Experienced; go out by
day; III perfect; private family. D.. Box
II. l.2i2 Broadway
SUMNER GOWNS made. reasonable prices.
by French dressmaker; first class New
York and Newport references; out by day
or home. 15T East 4Tth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

GARDENER on gentleman's place: thor
ouchly experienced in greenhouses. lawns
gardening. farming and stock; married. TO
family. very best references. =. 4. 54
West S0th-st.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Office No. 1.242 Broadway.
I'd door north of 31st-s, until o'clock advertise
ments received following offices
Office until O'Clock 254 sth-ave.. S.
23dst: 152 Macys.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD IND ROOMS.
ST. ALBANS, East 31st-st.-Redecorated
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service; parlor dining room; table
board
1TTH-ST, 80 WEST-Desirable rooms.
with excellent board; transients and table
guests accommodated: references ex-
changed.
19TH-ST l22 EAST.-SOutherners and
others, exceptional accommodations; large
rooms; private baths: also others; parlor
dining; uuexcelled cuisine: central location
FOR shopping and amusement.
46TH-ST.. 34S WEST.-Private family
would like congenial man and wife. or
TWO gentlemen. to board with them; no
other boarders.
A.-40 EAST 3sTH-ST.-Large and small
rooms. with board; reference exchanged.
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- - Hon Abuer c.. Thomas. a Surrogate o the
County II notice IS hereby given 70 all per
having claims against Edwin McNeil. deceased.
ncr -aefrrr a The state of New-York who died
Tck county leaving personal property IN the County
New Work 10 present with vouchers thereof
tie heCrher al his place of ransacng business. No
~ Nassau street CTrbune Buildrg) the Borough
,,arhat-an in the city Of New York before the
arst day O. November next
SEI-DEN BACON. Executor
WILLIAM a -FOT-ATD. Attorney for Executor No l54
,,asaau street CTrfbune Buiding). Borough Of Man
haitian New York City.
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GErur5lous.

Steamer Edmund Eutle-.'' hav-
- -<9-zr ing made extensive improvements
s-----7---iSs> alterations. Will regular
-ss.slss-~ trips Fishing Banks every Tues
cay. Thursday and Sunday. Leave
So s. p 7:S0: Battery $50. Fare 75c; ladies' soc
o. - DEEP-sEA FISHING DAILY. Al. Fos-
Es9sSe>~ re-s safe iron steamer Angler, East 23d-
sse.sssss5l 7:l5: Battery. sos a. Gents.
15c.; ladies' 5oc
DNERTISEA-ENTS and subscriptions T-+s:Ine
received their Uptown Ofce. No. 1922 Broadway
% door north of 3lssJ.. Until O'Clock advertise
rens following branch Offices regular
Once rates CrtI O'Clock viz: -5i sth-ave
6tt-aVe l2th-sr.. MaCys 6Jl-ave
o Izft-s1. Columbus West f6tl-st.
Vast 42i-st. 9Th % East l+th-st: 257 West
42l-s- between 47th-s:
atave. between 7Cth ana T7th sis. 1925 3daVe near
los Ist-ave. rt-st $40 Tremont-aye-;
GO 2l-svr ilstst 554 3d-ave; 80 Bleeckerst
Bleec<er-st-
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Inc approx Innate of the ier charge satisfy
which the above described property is be Sold is
S+i4O with interest thereon from April 29th 1901
Eeher with costs and allowances amounting S2S2 o.
with interest thereon from May 10Th 1901 together
he expenses OF the sale The approximate
taXes and water rates other liens
Referee. is $f06.9O. and interest.
Dated. New York May 21st 1901.
WILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
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COACHMAN.-Marr.e no children: first
class personal and written references: ten
years with last employer; honest. willing.
Address THOMAS, 81 West 44th-st.
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Abner O. tn mas a Surrogate Of the County o New
YORK notice e hereby given all persons having claims
aesnst Graham Dun. late Of the County OF New
YORK the with vouchers there
o % The subscribers her place Of transactinR business
81 nc ofce 4 Iastus Ransom. no. l2s Broadway.
borough Of Manhattan. the city of New York,
teore seventeenth DAY August
k,s'sd NeW York the 18Th day Of February. 1901.
S-Akf B Dun. ENecutrfN: POBERT DUN DOUGLASS.
FRANCIS l.. MI&TON. WALTER y. BUCHANAN.
EEeeutorE.
hhsTCs E. RANSOM Attorn,y Executors. l2S
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New-gOrk City
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EYARTs. WILLIAM Mn pursunnce of an

- order of Hon Frank Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of
the County New York. notice is hereby given to all
rrsrrs having against William H. Evarts
~ ne county Icv York deceased. present the same
vi-r vouchers the subscribers their place
~ -s-zs--fog business a Office Eyarts
br ~ wan street Borough Of Manhattan City
- Wv o-, on or before thrtie;h day September
Dated Nezy York. 2lst daS OF March. 1901.
ALLEN " ENARTS. SHERMAN EYARTS. MAX
WELL. EgARTS. Executors.
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ofEltIgSEhEATS and subscriptions for The Tribune
itoelFed their Uptown once. No. l2i2 BROADWAY.
north of 3lst-st. until o'clock advertise
@ received the following branch Offices at regular
-. rates until O'Clock o. VIZ 23a hth-aYe e.
[ao-st: 1852 9th ave. 18th st: Macys 6th-aYe.
49, st. is2 Columbus near West 5sth-st JOG
ssssL E<st. 6h-aye.' 90 East l4th-st PSI West
49, between 7th and sth i59 East 47th-st i.ss
we between S6th and 77th ss.; l.o26 3d ave. near
ssI: Lly6 lst-aye 69h-st.s 759 lIenontaye.:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10

Pain or duh ache IN the hack IS unmis-
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble II IS
Natures timely warning 10 show you
that the track OF health is not clear.
II these danger signals are unheeded.
more serious results are sure 70 follow
Brights disease. which is the worst form
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The mild and the extraordinary effect
OF the world-famous kidney and bladder
remedy. Swamp-Root. is soon realized.
IL stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases. a
trial will convince anyone-aud you may
have sample bottle Tor the asking
Lame back is only one symptom Of Kid
ney trouhle-one OF many. Other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp-Root
are, obliged 70 pass water often during
the day and 10 get up many times az
night. inability % hold your urine.
smarting or Irritation IN passing. brick
dust or sediment ia the urine. catarrh
Of the bladder, uric acid. constant head
ache. dizziness. sleeplessness. nervous
ness. Irregular heart beating. rheumatism.
bloating. irritabiIity. wornout feeling.
lack OF ambition. loss OF flesh. sailow
complexion.
II your water when allowed 20 remain
'undisturbed IN a glass or bottle Tor
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settling. OF has a cloudy appearance. is
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Swamp-Root r. the great discovery of
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of wonderful swamp Root testimonials.
BE sure 20 say that you Rad this gcner-
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II You arc already convinced hat
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Root. ana the address. BinEhamton. y. r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
.L|VE STOCK MARKET
EventfuI Week Closes With
Hog Market Steady.
6,67O HOGS PURCHASED
Demand Was Always Equal to
the Supply.

There was the usual light Saturday
supply of hogs on the market yesterday.
The average in quality was not so good
as on Friday, and the result was lower
quotations. The market was quoted
steady by both buyers and sellers, and
if the hogs had been as good as one the
previous day the same prices would have
headed the column. The market was ac-
tive and the hogs were sold as fast as
they arrived. The week closing last
night was a very satisfactory one for the
sellers OF hogs. There were $50 hogs
passed over the scales during the week
and If the receipts had been much larger
al would have found purchasers at good
prices During three days Of the week.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 1883
hogs were on the market, and they were
taken just the same as when the supply
was lighter. There seems to be plenty OF
buyers for all the hogs that come, and
new shippers are constantly making their
appearance on the market. People all
over southwestern Kansas and Oklahoma
have found out that the Wichita market
is the place for them 10 sell their hogs,
and they are bringing them here. Com
mission men expect liberal receipts this
week, and none of them have any fears
OF not being able to sell their hogs. Brad
ley will be on the market for the ire
pressible Cudahy, and Parsons viii try
to satisfy the Unsuitable appetite Of Ar
mour for porkers. It is expected that
Wallace will be on the market for Wolf
this week and Sharp, after the first OF
next month, will have some Of the hogs
for the California packing house or
know the reason why. The Wichita hog
market is here, and it is here TO stay.
Dold IS rushing the building Of his new
packing house, and by the time the posies
bloom in the spring he Will want 100
hogs each OF the six working days in the
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago

Chicago, Nov. "a fair activity IN the
wheat pit today kept the grain markets
steady against otherwise sagging infiu-
ences. December wheat closed &c higher.
December corn has4c up. and December
oats a shade higher. Provisions closed
2k TO NC higher.
Wheat-Had a good business both on
the early decline resulting from weak
cables and on the later bulge. December
opened 1suizc down, at 72st d727sc, and
continued moderate realizing. eased mar
ket 10 729s Q721ac. Commission houses
were buyers, however, and on the cash
demand and reports Of continuous
drought in the southwest shorts became
nervous and covered. This brought a
bulge, though a small one. and December
sold at 73473isc. closing steady. sc up.
at &c. Local receipts were 167 cars. II Of
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 7s5 cars. making total for the
Luree points of s62 cars, against ], go last
week and 81 year ago. Primary re
ceipts were 10S4.0o0 bushels, compared
with $500 bushels last year. Seab0ard
clearances in wheat and -four were equal
TO f36 600 bushels. Australian shipments
for the week were 476.OO0 bushels. against
26o.e00 bushels last week and 116,0O0 bush
els a year ago
Corn was dull. with small interest man
ifested and unimpOrtant trading Deem
Der opened unchanged to sc lower on
cable influences. and was led throughout
by the wheat pit. There was some SELL
ing by prominent holders and q tendency
TO close deals over Sunday, but the ad-
vance in wheat brought a steady close,
isa14c up, at 59@sq5s1zc. Receipts were
q cars
Chicago. Nov. s.-The leading futures
ranged IS follows: