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New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
TIE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago March l3 (Specian.-Wheat tonight
shows &C 10 sc over Tuesday. helped most by the
frnness Of corn and the advance in provisions.
Phillips gave prices considerable support. There
was selling for the Northwest bat the market
showed disposition 10 react from the weakness
Of yesterday. Local shorts were anxious 70 cover.
Nay opened at 75sc, sold between 75c and s5c. and
closed at 75l3c to 75sc July closed at 74s.c There
wer. large clearances $4,000 bushels. That was
The best Of the outside helps. Western and North
western receipts light, 327 in the North
vest against 652 cars and COZ 900 bushels at pri
mary points. against 10000 bushels. Gables were
without change. Cooler weather is predicted. There
was some inquiry for wheat to load and hold for
spring shipment. The seaboard reported loads
Tor export. The mood here is not quite so bearish
The cold wave might make considerable difference
to prices
Corn gained &C and held it TIE Patten efforts
We're stll on the swing side, and Phillips the
active euu interest. Purchases Of July by the sea-
ooard here suggested shipping sales. New-York
put The export business only loads. The West
IS SUI bulish. Influenced by the advance in the
price OF hogs and by the feeding value of the
coarse grains Clearances were only SO 900 bushels
Nssh business here was embarrassed by car scar
0g- The grading is improving steadily, 80 cars
contract out OF 262; The estimate for tomorrow is
~ cars Hogs were at the high price Of the season
To-Day and the strongest talk on corn comes from
Inc feeding class West
sers There were only l33 cars, with 125 estimated
lor tomorrow The corn bulls becoming buy
efs OF oats, Phillips the best to-day. There has
'eA an enormous shipping business of late, at
sast $4,000 bushels sold yesterday and half as
mach to-day. In three days the shipping business
Iss peen considerably over 100000 bushels. Oats
a'e no" ls4c under corn, so large discount as to
invite investment buying OF oats.
flax was weak. the May off &c. The cash of
aoelnaly lc to l1@c, May closed at 81 so bid; the
asa a s. SE2- September s. 10 bid. AT the
Iiee points there were "a Of seed, against So
last year.
mere was wonderfully strong provision mar
~ PORK up SOC. lard and ribs up l2i3c TO l5c. The
tackers are the buyers with Armour leading. The
50 situation seems 10 be at the bottom of the
s-sagth- Hogs Were at the top prices Of the sea-
- me cash demand for product keeps good in
sr'e O the higher prices: stocks are not increas-
s appIsclably; the manufacturers seem TO be the
- oulls There We're 80 600 nogs to-day and 1000
= .ae West against Sc 90 last year.
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4 RN1Y RI-ILDING. Whi.ehaN ST.. New York

March H. loOI-sealed proposals. trtplicate will
he received here o'clock NJ April O. 1901 md
then opened supplying and delivering fuel
York Civ Wilets Point y. y, and Sandy Hook. y. J.
during the commencing July I. 1901 Informa-
and blanks for bidding furnished on application L.
reject all proposals
or any part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should he Proposals for Fuel opened
April O. ieOI'' and addressed to a. :. KIMBALI 4 q
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Dnbsir Notlres.
NEW YORK SUPREME COCRT-In the

NEW 1OtSh SCt isLAL OOJ Kiln the
Opening Improvement Of The cry OF New York By ths
T9iS 1if % Sv ' The Mayor Aldermen and 70 acSqr
CITY OF New 99r 70 & eeFfTn 9ads s9e2asnts heSedsa
Of New York bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues
Streets duly selected located and laid out as and S
public park 1 UFda m f and n % ss W. q s prOysons %
Commissioners OF Estimate in the above sntie matter
Laws OF 1857 hereby owner or owners
10 or interested in the lands tsnerents @
premises '5e & 70 wne9 m Is s9gn 5 70 De ACQUIRED in this
First: That We have eompstsd cur estimate and as
true EspoS b T osr Sa4see re- and bentt ana assessment
Of Department OF Public Parks for the Inspection ct
Second: That the Board street Opening and ID,,-
ment under and In PaTsgAaSe sf the Provisons OF
mined that ssvsn1yvs per Sent $50 Of me expense 70
De incurred IN Ihe I1hd ies such park should
the city Of New York now The CITY Of New YoTS and
the property persons and estates benefited BY the
pS5 or Of an qsh Pa r m 1nd aa ha the s
sessed should - he as IS, fGliSTs 1s9S namely: A.
Street the east by Ninth Avenue and west by
Third: That the limits Of assessment for senen.
n.d ns al in he drs | last aescfbsd and situate lying
Fog:th: That m an Partes or persons whose rights nay
thirty dsys after the st puSlestion of his may & ws,a
their Objections 10 such estimate in writing with @ s
office room No the fourth floor Of staats-zeituns
tan as provided by section Of cha6ter So OF h Ia
Pr o6,etns place at a5oSa sutoaea G ae1s oa
such SUBSEQUENT days as may be found necessary anu n
Fifth: That our rspos herein VIII be presented 20 N.
Term thereof e be he'd at P5s III in ne eosy Court
day or April opening Of tie court
% Jhs at d2y and s sns S % 2pd as Or as sSon %
made nsn n t9st the said oS 5sPoT an se confirmed
asSsSFS $5SSsf %5S EEHaa #AsArs IT, commissioner.
JOSEPH NJ scHsScK. Clerk.
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Crust Companies.
Guaranty Trustee.
of New York


NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
CAPITAL, $4,000
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN. :
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAXES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
sONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject TO cheque or on certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRr-
TAIN. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL |
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER G. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR.. Vice-President.
GEORGE r. TURNBULL. I'd yice-President-
HENRY A. MCRRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas. and Sec.
WM- c EDWARDS. 2d Asst. Treas. & See.
John GAULT. Manager Foreign Dept,
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. BabcocE. Adrian Iseln. st.
George T. Baker. Augustus D. JuiIiard
George S. Bowdoin, James y Jarvie
August Belmont. Richard 4 McCurdy
Frederic Cromwell Levi 2 Morton
Walter R. Gillette Alexander E Orr
q. g. Haven, Walter C. Oakman.
f. Il. Hartman, Henry &. Rogers.
Il Somers Hayes. II. NICK Twombly
Charles r. Henderson. Frederick ". Vanderbilt !
Harry Payne Whitney
LONDON OFFICES.
IS LOMBARD STREET. E. c
60 ST. JAMES STREET. s. w
Buys snd sells exchange the princip.l |
cities OF the world. collects dividends aud cou- !
pons without charge. issues travellers and COM
mercial letters OF credit, receives and pays
interest deposits subject 10 cheque at sight
or on notice, lends money collatera,s. deals in
American and other investment securities. and
offers its services correspondent and financial J
agent TO corporations. bankers, and merchants. {
Bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND,
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors,
FRESHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER, Chairman
DONALD C. HALDEMAN.
LEVI P. MORTON.
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1901 Scaled proposals duplicate received
\ NJ. March -. 1901. for purchase
Arnv transport TERRY. Information furnished on ap-
rIcation Transport be examined al Basin.
South brooklyn Z. 5. rSht any or all
containing bids Will be endorsed
posaI for purchase transport TERRY" {. \ DEvOI.
Cua
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Druuo5lI5.
DTBI1C NOT1CE-seaIed proposals viii be


DUBLIC NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be
received by Common Council OF the city Of New
eight o'clock p Tuesday. March 18th
1901 at Common Council Chambers. in the Cy Hall
RuiIdfnS corner Of Main and Mechanic streets. for
thrtyegh bonds OF thousand dollars the said bonds
10 he registered bonds and payable as follows
Two bonds thousand dollars April LIST. 1911
and two year thereafter until the total issue
is paid. -
Laws OF IS99 amended Chapter $50 Of the Laws
of 1900 OF OF New York for the purpose Of
street improvements
said bonds will be payable semi annually on
he Of October and April Of each
The bonds viii be numbered consecutively from one
The bonds be sold to the person. firm corpora
highest premium and will bear
al the and one-half (Sie) per per
The city authorities the right reject any
All proposals shall be accompanied by certified check
on national bank for 100000 payable the order
the Cetv Treasurer OF New Rochelle.
Nn hid will be received for less than par
purchasers will be required accrued interest
The bonds be delivered at IL q. 18th
5av Of Aprl 1901 the Office OF the City Clerk
Bv order Of the Common Council of the City Of New
Rochelle - -. 90, -
ANDREW J. SELF.
City Clerk
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
financial aleetinq5

Office of the Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pnny of New \ ork,
37-39 LIBERTY STREET
York. March 18th. 1901
THE ANNUAL. MEETING of the Stockholders
= of this Compauv held O Monday. April 1st.
1901 T. N, at the office q the Company. for the
purpose eleCng Board of Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other business as
before the meeting
The transfer books win be closed on 18th. and
rsopeEeI April Sri- WILLIAM + DIXON. Secretary
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MORTON TRUST
COMPANY
3s NASSAU STREET.
Capital, S2,000.O00
Surplus { Undivided Profits, So, ,000,000


OFFICERS:
LEVI p. MORTON, President
THOMAS f. RYAN, Nice-President
JAMES II. CORBIERE. I'd VIce-Prest
II NJ. FRANCIS, Secretary
W. REDMOND CROSS, Treasurer
EUGENE T.. EARET, Asst. Secretary
III. B. BERRY, Trust Odicer
DIRECTORS:
John Jacob Astor. Joseph LarocQue,
George f. Baker. ID. o. Mills,
Edward j, Berwind. Levi p. Norton
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
James Il. Duke, ". G. Oakman.
Henry NJ. Flagler, George Foster Peabody
G.. G. Haven. Samuel Rea,
Joseph c, Hendrix, Elihu Root,
Abram :. Hewitt. Thomas +. Ryan.
James y. .Jarvic, Jacob H. Schin,
Walter 5. Johnston. John Sloane.
T. Juinard, William c. whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
LEVI p. MORTON,
THOMAS F. RYAN,
EDWARD J. DERWIND,
C.. q HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES Y. JARNIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
JACOB II. SCHIFF,
WILLIAM C WHITNEY.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
U'xPERISfENT HAIL.

lOurlg LAIIes-IOIltry.
IyXPERINENT HAIL.
LASELL SEMINARY,
now prepared receive pupils in houseke
ing a few young in addition her own othe,
graduates whose school days and whose
making days begin may here themselves
for their professional To pupil Is assigned
department for week. until shows CON-
petence therein. line changed. The
cost $50 Circulars request Application
should be made
c. c. BRAGDON. PRINCIPAL.
Auburudals. MasaI
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ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
ONCE of the President.


Il nrpeto o the Tea
to the
sebos4 Q r u
CAPITA STOCK
bonds rqnu o oumenu ue11 a
nt and Improvement" 10 the properties repre-
acquired a pap 0 o
fa
m IN o
naaruea interest uan II 4H bonds snnn~ ~ then to drawing % or
way it sstna "
OF
mtraTr Ieur nnv We snsr
a
Pennsylvania Goa. C, wm wm ... .....~.--.. ssS@4m s@1%alo
upon 6a.ct
charge
the N
anticipated substantial economies aaaassa management
B
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
coroR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

=. quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
Ccsi--g r-vchange. furnished b. william p. Bon-
ins - = Co. Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.


T.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
No. - Broad Street.
York March ;. 1901
THE ANNUAL. MEETING of the stockholders
OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. for the
election the ensuing and FOR the
transaction OF such other business as may be brought
before meeting be held the Office OF the Com
pany in the City New-York. Wednesday, the Srd
day OF April 1901, a j. O'Clock
The Stock Books the Company Will be closed
o'clock NJ Saturday, March 10th, 70 10 o clock
\. NJ, Thursday, April +th. 1901.
I {. GATES. Clerk.
Jersey City. y. J.. March 12Jh. 1901.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Tt-l-E-I' NE TEL
E1iRAPH AND CABLE COMPANY OF AMERICAS:
TNAkE NOTICE that special meeting OF the
L stockholders Telephone. Telegraph and Cable
Company America will be held at The office ot SAID
Company, Montgomery Street. the city OF Jer
sey CITY. y. J., the 10th day of March. 1901 at i
O'Clock upon resolution OF the Board o.
Directors declaring II advisable that the auth zed e
tai "a said Company be decreased from Thirty
S9 0OoOOO be effected by reducing the
par and Of share - the stock
corporation from Fifty Dollars $50 to Fifteen Dol
By order OF the Board Directors.
JOHN B. STACFFER. Secretary.
T'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the
H Nichosburg Mfg. Co. Will held a Office. 6S
Dey the city of New York, on Monday April l. az
business may properly come before il 49,, .
EDWIN FERRIS, Sec'y.
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1earhers.


DR W e. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes O,
az III E s2d-st Two pupils received in family
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Grhool Aaent1ss.

4 MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
" supplies Professors Teachers.
etc. to Colleges. schools and Families. Apply TO
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for Tue Trinuns
N received at Sne.r Uptown once No l242 Broadway
Sls-St.. o'clock p. advertise
nents the following branch offices
ofice until O'Clock viz 25+ Sth-ave.
cor 23d-st l52 6th-ave l2th-st; Macy's. 6thave
i42 columbusavS. West 66h-st.: lO1
42d-st 6th-ave 90 East i4th-st. 25I West
42d-st 9Th and sth aves l59 iIth S3S
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OFFICE OF THE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF THE
United States
Flour Milling Company.


To Holders of Metropolitan Trust Company
Certificates of Deposit First Mortgage
Bonds. Preferred stock Common Stock
of the United States Flour Milling Conn
pany:
In consummation Of the Plan OF Reorganization. as
amended the Standard Milling Company been duly
organized and the Securities are now ready
for delivery
Holders OF the aforementioned Certificates Deposits
are hereby requested
the Office OF the Deposary The Metropolitan
pany Of the City OF New York No 81 Wall Street Ne.
York city. after MARCH 15 1901. q
receive the securities under Reorganization
Certificates OF Deposit should w.t.
messed. twenty-five United States Internal
Revenue Stamp affixed o
Application will made course list the
securities OF Standard Milling Company upon ths
New York Stock Exchange.
BY special request. in OF the small amount
OUTSTANDING the Committee hereby holders
the Preferred Stock and Common OF the United
post holdings privilege Of avairns OF the
benefits OF the Plan within hereof
upon fun compliance with terpls and conditions o:
Plan Reorganization respecting such
posits.
BRAYTON IVES. Chairman,
EDWIN GOULD.
j. EDWARD SIMMONS,
WARNER VAN NORDEN,
WILLIAM LANNaN BULL. Y
THOMAS A. MCINTYRE.
JAMES A. ROBERTS,
Reorganization Committee.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel.
GEO WN. BALLOU, Secretary.
2O7 Produce Exchange. New York
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Dipineno 3 otlres.
REPUBLIC IRON STEEL COMPANY.

REPUBLIC IRON STEEL COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. Z.
T'HE seventh quarterly dividend of ONE AND
THREE-oUARTERs u&D PER CENT upon tho
preferred stock OF this Company declared pay
able April ls 1901. stockholders record
close Of business March 1901.
The transfer books Will close March 18th. 1901
az 800 o'clock P II. and reopen April ist 1901,
1000 o'clock \. NJ.
WM BARRET RIDGELY, Secretary.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
New York, March 18Th 1901.
DIVIDEND No. 40.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
- q quarterly dividend OF ONE AND oNE-oUARTER
PER CENT upon the capital stock Of this Company,
payable at the Office Of the Treasurer and after the
18th day Of April shareholders OF record the
close Of the transfer goth March
The transfer books will be closed az ocroc, on III.
afternoon ot March Goth inst and reopened the
ing Of April 1st next NJ. T. WILBUR.
Treasurer
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DROPoSALs FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP.

PIIFSS.-Oflce Purchasing Commssary. L. Army
No 80 whitehall street, New York City, y Y. March
for furnishing and delivering
sistence supplies IN this city for thirty DAYS
will be received this office until IL
m on 10. 1901. Information furnished app-
cation Envelopes containing bids should be marked PRO
Subsistence Supplies. opened March rs 1901
ana addressed Major q. L BRAINARD. c. s. L s A
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Company.

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
so Broadway. New York March 1st 1901
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JnsirUrnon.
For Both Sexes-City
For Boys and Young Men-City.

DHRENOLOGY tells what the boy is best fitted ,o-
L FOWLER * WELLS CO. ~ z. 2Ist ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fully as
Large as Expected.
MARKET GOES UP 5 CENTS
Cattle Market Keeps Growing
Right Along,

There was fair run % hogs OF the
Market yesterday. The receipts were,
however. rather more than was expected
after the big receipts Of the previous
day. The market was active and a
Strong cents higher than the close the
previous day. The top hogs were not as
good as the day before. and the general
average was not equal 10 that Of the
previous day. Cudahy was the heaviest
buyer. but Armour was on the market
End got some OF the hogs There is no
right on between the buyers. but there
IS a legitimate competition that viii in
sure sellers getting the fun value OF
their hogs The only ones not sold when
the market closed was & car load Of pigs
that arrived late II the evening. All ~
buyers seeu 70 want hogs, and there is
not much probability that the supply
viii exceed the demand in the near fu-
tUre- The shippers who sold the hogs
yesterday were satisfied that they had
been fairly treated. This market is now
established, and shippers consign their
hogs here with the certainty that they
VII bring fair prices as compared with
other markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. James Dob6s. Of Medicine Lodge,
IS IL the city.
Fletcher Price. % Wellington. Kansas
IS il the city
Louis WOLF. Of Peck. Kansas, visited
with Wichita merchants Friday.
SIr. ]. n Rush. o. Colwich. vas II the
city yesterday afternoon ol business
Hr. and Mrs. H J. Roy and daughter
Of OatvEIe. were n the city yesterday,
shopping
7. Sweet has gone 20 e Reno to ac-
cept d position AZ the Rock Island freight
Office there.
aIr. W. r. Barchs is quite sick at his
home in this city. he IS expected . &c
ou- in q few days.
F. r Green. travelling salesman for
the A1las cats people, has <o-ce OF
young women distributing sample pack
ages o. their goods 70 the houses q this
ciry.
4 great many samples ard specimens
~ apples th5l grew IN the valley th-s
year have been brought 70 thls Office,
bar none have eZceEeG The samples Of
iered lT =. Cl-loway. oe waco. y no IS
STORMS frr u-..--- rt-a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
Many Weary Women
Are Shaving Over the Needle and
Wearing Themselves 0ut.
Mrs. Adde r Holt of Augusta. Me-. Tells How Her Health
Failed and tie Way in Which She Found Relief
F-or, re 1fas-. F,s--ser. x.=.saa.

I commenced 20 Improve n shou. tvs
weeks and n three . .onshs my weighs
increased from I2l 20 IS5 pouudA
Since taking the ril Is lave had 20
return Of the pain II my a-n nox near
nv heart.
II am st;i taking Pink Pills for PAls
People and am glat iiv recommending
them 70 al who say thai anything s1ls
them"
Signed. AID DIE r. HOLT.
Subscribed ard SW rorn 20 before IA
this 4th day Of Feoru Arv. 1901
FkxxoST J. c. IEruz.
fSeall Notary Public
Dr.. Williams Pbak Pills fer PLs
People contain. II q. condensed form.
al the elements niece SAY to give new
HE and richness 20 the hood and r.
store shattered ns-1 rs. They are a
unfaiiing specific f1l. such diseases -
locomoeor atAxia, pa rita. paralysis, Sc.
Vitus' dance, sciatics =, neuralgia rhs7~
-atism, nervous hes adache, the after
effects Of grip. p Agitation q the
heart, pale and szllos conplexiops and
81 forms Of weakness either In male or
female. DR.. William as Pink Pills for
Pale People sre sold BY az dealers or
direct from DR. WIN Jams Medicine Co.
Schenectady, y. Y. Price 50 cents 20
box: SIX boxes for s. so.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
BULLS Do DRIVING
Wheat Is Borne Up and In
f1uenceS Other Grains.
WHEAT CLOSES So UP
Corn Is BuIIed but General
Buying Is Lacking.

Chicago Oct 5.-Reports ot disastrous
damage to the Argentine wheat crop
started q bull drive in wheat today which
lent strength TO other grains. December
wheat closing sGAc advanced, Deem
Der corn 1sGEc higher, and December
oats 1zG5sc up. Provisions closed q shade
lower 70 &c higher. Slightly improved ca
bles brought the initial bulge in wheat
with December l4q7sc higher, at 11t9
7Ilsc. Trade was on broader scale. al
though il showed but little improvement
so far as outside interest was concerned.
Bears were inclined to keep the market
down, but when both public and private
advices reported from 70 Per cent to total
damage in three Of the principal crop
centers Of Argentina. this market began
TO take upward spurts- European i'd
vices in this score, however, were dis
appointing, neither Antwerp nor Liver
pool cables responding
Corn was buiIed easily on the bulge n
wheat, but there was not that general
buying that marked the market the past
few days and al the strength was not
held Trade was only active az times,
with little taken for export. There was
q good deal OF selling by country holders
and the demand for that delivery was
not as active as OF late. Husking reports
were still buiiish, and offerings OF the
cash article from the interior were still
light December opened isGAc higher
on cables, and sold between 5513656Ss and
56ss 6567s. closing barely firm. 5sGisc
higher, at 557sc. Receipts were lZs cars.
Oats ruled strong. the broadest market
IN weeks There was a lively demand BY
shippers and cash was in good demand IN
the east There was also 3 renewal OF
the buying that was conspicuous yester-
day At no time did this pit incline to
ward lower prices on the says IN other
grains. and ar every squirt il gained
strength. Most OF the trading was n
Nay. December opened unchanged and
sold between 3511 1865 and s6c, advanced a
shade OF the top figure az the close.
Receipts were 80 cars.
Provisions held steady on = dull mar
ket- Prices opened steady on a steady
hog market. and gained some slight
strength from grains, which IL lost On
liquidation. Trade in general was uniul-
portaat, and January pork closed sc
higher. at SI5-15; January lard unchanged
at S. e21z, and January ribs shade up.
AZ S7s5
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 100 cars; corn. leo cars; oats. $50
cars; hogs, 1S,oo0 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-26
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Wichita theater-goers who failed 70 see
Under Two Flags az the Crawford
last night, as played By the Ashley Rush
company. missed al opportunity OF at
tending decidedly creditahle perform
ance Of this thrilling drama which Is
now SO popular II the east ard IS being
50 successfully exploited By some OF the
foremost actresses and actors OF Amer
lea
The scenery was elaborate and the cos
tunes tastefully and correctly selected
The character OF Cigarette. which is
strongly emotional and very difficult 70
properly portray. was admirably handled
BY Caroline klohr, who gave the part
its fun color without Overactfng IL Mr.
Myers work as BERTHE Cecil was fair.
but might have been improved By d bet
ter knowledge CO his lines and Z little
less mechanical action The support was
adequate The usual specialtiss were
given and fsvOrably received
The company VIII give a matinee this
afternoon al 80 and will close their en-
gagenent ar the Crawford tonight II
a war drama, ~OR the Rapahannock