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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-17
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY INsRiEE.

Mrs. Victor Murdoch IS visiting In Chi
cago.
Miss Carrie II Carpenter returned home
FROM Nebraska City. Neb.. Sunday.
EdRard JEFFREY. OF CARRIER. O. T. was
in the city yesterday visiting Walt Hen
rion and Bert Kellar.
Evangelist Mccoy. CT Dennyson. Iowa,
is holding meetings At the mission hall
2o3 St Francis Avenue.
Albert Liephart and Mrs. Geo. Vail
left over the g r. I. & ?. railway for
Los Angeles. Cal. Sunday night
F. J. SImraors. OF IoEaviIle. and Cora
Yeagsr. Of Rose Hin and r. T. Tyson
ana Mamie Smart, both Of Hayss-ille.
were granted marriage licenses yoster-
day.
Mr.. John Carey arrived home Saturday
from Chicago. having been called there
two weeks ago in answer 70 = telegram
announcing the death OF his father and
mother.
Mrs. Amanda Jones announces the mar
rage Of her daughter. Bessie. 10 Mr. Col
lis Evans, of Kansas City. No. for We'd
the a II. E church
Mr. Chas. Martin has resigned mis- pc
sit;on with the street railway company
the Calumet Street Pathway company OF
chicago. Mr.. Martin was chief engineer
for the Wichita Street Railway. Light
and Power company for = number OF
years.
Many Of the leading coIored people OF
Wichita are writing letters 10 Congress
man long asking his support OF Mr. J.
Hume Childers. OF Topeka. for the appoint
ment OF register Of deeds OF the District
OF Columbia. Mr.. Childers IS very Pop
ular with his people and IS said 10 be
competent in every way
John Clayton and John MCGOWAN re-
ceived word yesterday from Colwich say
ing that their club house six miles west
of that place was burned 10 the ground
Saturday night No particulars could be
learned about the fire. This was one Of
the finest preserves in the state, and.
besides the club house there was large
farm house which was also burned. The
loss was fully covered by insurance.
Miss NEdith Francisco returned TO the
city day before yesterday afternoon. She
was taken 10 the south hail at the
Friends University. where she can be
with her sister. She has suffered a re-
turn OF the rheumatism with which she
suffered so much last winter. Miss Edith
has been teaching this winter at Lowell
Academy in Lowell, II IS hoped that
she viii be able 70 overcome the trouble
before il gets any very severe hold on
her
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COMING LOCAL VENTS.

Regular meeting OF the board or d.
rectors OF TIE Wichita Hospital Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock
The womens Christian Temperance
Union viii hold regular meetings this
afternoon at o'clock at 2ss Sedgwick
block.
There VIII DO a regular meeting OF Ivy
Leaf Chapter No. 70. o. Z. S. Tuesday
evening December Il. 1901. Comforting Of
degrees.
The recital by Mr.. Robert Staples this
evening Will take place at Plymouth Con-
gregational church. corner Of Lawrence
avenue and Second street.
There viii be a special meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society o. the Reformed
church, at Mrs c. II. Sumption 121C
South Emporia tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
The domestic science department OF the
Twentieth Century, Club VIII meet today
at 2;3j o'clock at The home Of Mrs. Z. =.
Murdoch. The demonstration will be
Christmas candy, by Miss Harriet Van
divert.
There viii be a special meeting OF Wich-
tia Encampnent No. 2e. I. 0. o. T. this
evening at 80 o'clock. Work n the
ROYAL Purple degree. Every memter is
expected 10 be present Visitors are cor
dialfv invited TO attend
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GRAINS BORNE DOWN
Dizziness Decreases Cereals
on Board of Trade.
CLOSE Is MUCH LOWER
Wheat Leads Off at Opening
With Bulls in Sight.
CLOSE IS MUCH LOWER

Chicago, Dec. 1e.-Dullness and heavy
increase in the visible supply OF wheat
depresse dali grains today. May wheat
closed sc down May corn &c lower and
May oats $50 lower. Provisions closed 21s
to 1Oc lower.
Wheat had a number of bullish iafu-
ences at the opening. cables were unex-
pectedly firm. Marked decreases in
worlds shipments and bread stufs on
passage were reported and shorts were
nervous.
Prices all around were better and out
side markets early showed q slight ad-
vance. This started May HG1k TO 1sGH
at soH to 50. Shorts covered freely and
held prices here for z time but offerings
were liberal. the selling side seemed pop
ular and in view of a heavy visible sup
ply Increase there gradual slump. Trade
also was dull and uncertain. May de-
clined to 1915 and closed weak q lower
at 79ls9K. Local receipts were AZ cars
ons OF contract grade; Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 713 cars, making total
for the three points Of 755 cars, against
s8S last week and s15 year ago. World S
shipments were 1880 bushels against
s.49s, 900 bushels q week ago. The decrease
in the amount Of bread stuffs afioat was
10000 bushels.
Primary receipts were sS5. 600 bushels
compare dwith 1,12s, 900 bushels last year.
The visible supply increased 4.11s.0o0 bush
els. Seaooard clearances in wheat and
-four equaled only 2l4,0Oo bushels.
The early corn trade was the best OF
the day and it was only fair. There was
a good support from Liverpool, but later
cables showed decline and on reports Of
increased stocks here and the late wheat
weakness, prices sagged from their early
high level. Business at all times was duh.
May opened a shade to isGA higher at
67lA. but sold of to 66i6 and closed weak
&c down at 661kG5s. Receipts. III cars.
After firm opening oats developed dull
dragging market following the influences
of the other pits and prices suffered. The
business was all by the locals who
favored the selling side. The visible sup
ply was decreased, but this factor did not
seem 70 help prices. May opened Ha4c
up. sold of 1c and closed sc lower at
447sc. Receipts were 1e3 cars.
Provisions were very dull. Better prices
for hogs brought firm opening and there
was some outside demand early, but the
grain weakness influenced this pit and
the close was easy. May pork closed 10c
down at $3.50; May lard 21s OF at S9S71e
and May lard 215 lower at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorroy: Wheat
20 cars; corn 20 cars: oats 105 cars; hogs
20 900 head.
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NOMINATIONS BY ROOSEVELT
~. "a Colbert a. Named as a - sssr-
shnI In lndlan IrrrllorH


Washington. Dec. is.-The president 80
day sent the following nominations -
the senate
To be United States marshal Tor the
southern district Of the Indian Territory.
= II. Colbert.
Kansas. ". c. Markham. BALDWIN.
Charles sprague. Ciathe. John 0ufhris.
Topeka
Nebraska. G. e. Copeland. fgaveiock.
:. z. ClasEow. South Auburn: Robert
D. Thompson. Northh Platte. s.. J. Cook.
Blair. Conrad Huber. bloomington.
Arkansass ". s. Holt. Little Rock.
Enoch II. vance. Malvern. .. r. Taylor.
Csceoia-
South Dakota. Geo. Reed. Arllnzten.
Utah. Arthur J. Thomas. Salt Iaks
Cigy.
Texas. Patrick 2. Gibbons. Parts.
California. Robert shaw. Holister.
Oklahoma: J. 4 Felt. Heaussssy.
Admiral schiey has been reilevei fsc-a
further duty IN connection with fae csurt
~ inquiry.
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEETING
VIII Be Held Saturday Afternoon in
Court House.

The Sedgwick County Teachers associa-
ton viii meet in the basement OF the
county building Saturday, December p. at
p. n. The following program viii be
rendered:
Roll CaIl-Quotations from Lowell.
James Russell Lowell-dis Life. Fannie
White. His Works. Grace Showaiter.
Perreu Dunn.
Advantages and Disadvantages Of the
Topical Method in Teaching Geography
and History Discussion general, led by
Happy Randall and o. O. Nease.
Schools in Engiand-Edgar Wright.
My Ideal SchOol-V. c. Nangeison.
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New York faonev Mario.

New York, Dec. l6.-Close: Money on
call. easier. at Ii5a5 per cent; closing
bid and asked, 80 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. 4izQ5 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet, with actual
bankers bills at S4S71sqss for demand and
81 S3ls0A for 50 days; posted rates. s4s5lz
GS4-S and a.S7dis; commercial bills, "a
sisg2s-
Bar,silver, 55i5; Mexican dollars. SIS.
Government bonds strong; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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~ eoops 1870.

Dry goods; The week opened Qu1etIg
as far as the sereral demand for cotton
an indifferent business IN hreva cottons.
hut prices are Grin. Bleachad scots a.
changed, but higher rrices aye proNaa.c
There were hayers il the zariset gar ze--
iaas. but not ~ sellers prices Other
coarse cclored cettczs nrm- Past cictAs
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IuST As GOOD As OuRS
Treaty for Danish Vest Indies Are
near 10 Completion.

Washington. Dec. 1s.-As result Of
the negotiations between Secretary Hay
and Mr. Brun. Danish minister. al tho
material obstacles OF substance % the
preparation OF the Treaty q ceasion.
whereby the United states viii become
possessed Of the Danish West Idian Isle
snds. have been removed u 81 SAID that
the points o. difference have been ad-
justed ia q manner 20 insure the accept
ance q the treaty By the Tulfed States
senate. and it IS even possible that ths
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JOINS THE sHRINERs
Jerry Simpson to Be Initiated at sa-
lima TODAY.

Jerry Simpson g. gong 10 be a rncrtber
Of the Ancient ana Arabic order Of the
Mystic Shrine Tie VIII be initiated into
the mysteries 3f the order az S.lins. to-
day. The isis temple OF that place uiti
hold r ceremonial session today and
nearly JOB VIII re initiated into the crder.
The order has ABOUT l.Hf members in this
stare and lie lareest emp b % salIna.
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THE WEATHER.

For Kansas: Fair and colder Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair and cold; northwesterly
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Fair
and colder Tuesay; Wednesday, fair.
northerly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-17
THE PRIDE oE HEROES

Many soldiers in the last war wrote to
say that for scratches. bruises, cuts.
wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints,
BuclSlen's Arnica Salve is the best in the
world. Same for burns. scalds, boils, Ill
GERS, skin eruptions and piles. It cures or
no pay. Only sc at Gehring's pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-17

convention may be lais before that BODY
before the holiday recess.
The decision Of the supreme court n
the insgiar eases has made easier the
preparation - The treaty on satisfactory
lines. u is said.
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please be present and &c prepared for
quiz on following chapters.
Men and Cities OK Italy, chapter T. part
2-Mifs Mosher.
Formative Incidents IN American Dip
lomacy-Mr. Bradley.
Recreation-5Iss Bowen.
Roll Call-Sor1ething about Danute.
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SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.

81 know I would long ago have been in
my grave" writes Mrs. S. II. Newsom of
Decatur, Ala, If IL had not been for
Electric Bitters. For three years 1 suf-
fered untold agony from the worst forms
Of Indigestion, water brash, stomach and
bowel dyspepsia But this excellent med
icine did me a world Of good. Since using
it I can eat heartily and have gained IS
pounds" For indigestion, loss Of appetite,
stomach. liver and kidney troubles Elec-
trio Bitters are a positive, guaranteed
cure. Only SOC, at Behring's pharmacy.
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CsttIA,

The supply Of cattle on the market yes
terday was as large as expected for a
Monday. but there was a scarcity of
butchers stock. The bulk of the Offer
ings were stockers, which sold Sc TO IOc
higher The buyers are paying close to
Kansas City prices. and as rule the sell
RS 80 away satisfied with their treat
nent.
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st. PauIs Circle.

ST. Pauis Chautauqua circle meets
with Miss Slosher. 1851 Park Place. on
Tuesday evening. December j.. II go
Miss Moshcr. leader. Al members viii
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e:EE.EHozA!kINF:S

l suffered for three years with Indigestion
Our family doctor put me light diet and
was nearly starved. 1 lost 20 pounds. l had
such a. lump in my chest aud everything ate
seemed to stick there. I had such pain in the
chest when I would breathe friend who came
to see me asked me if ever tried Ripans Tab
ues. I told her no. She said: We'll just get a
to the drug store herself and got a box and
took one right away and it gave me relief. 1
have been taking them for two months now and
am glad to say 1 am cured and can eat anything.
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CATTLE SALES.
Chlcaaa

chicago Dec. l6--Cattle-Receipts 1s,-
)00; active and 10c to 25c higher. Good to
prime. S625uL65; poor to medium, $500
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unchanged. both in regulars and orders
Prints and ginghams in moderate de-
mand, but market firm.
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Resolutions of Coincidence.

RESOLUTIONS Of Coincidence.
Royal Neighbors Camp 1867 adopted the
following resolutions at their last meet
ing:
Resolved. That our camp has lost. by
the death OF Neighbor Smith. one Of its
able and worthy charter members, who
had the welfare of our camp at heart
We kindly extend our sympathy TO the
bereaved family. We greatly deplore our
loss. but feel that we should humbly
submit 70 the DEGREES Of an All-WIse
Providence.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
printed IN the daily papers. and a copy
OF the same be sent TO the family, and
also put IN the minutes Of the meeting
NEIGHBOR KENSIER,
NEIGHBOR FRANCIS,
Committee"
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500; stockers and feeders. s2o014.25; cows,
SlooSgz- %; heifers. Sl-50Q5.o0; Gamers, Sl5eo
02o; bulls, $1.15G450; calves, s2.5eQo-zo;
Texas fed steers, s4.eed5.40.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
3, 900: left over. 5000: opened active and &C
10 1oc higher; closed weak. Mixed and
butchers. % s0d645; good 70 choice heavy
S6.25g6.65; rough heavy, . gga6.lo; hght'
S5.09fq5. 90: bulk Of sales, S5.S966-55--
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep, Nc 20 lac
higher; lambs, l5Q25c higher; good 70
choice wethers, s3.75d450; fair TO choice
mixed. q S0qS.40: western sheep. ss.0ea40o;
native lambs, $2.5oQ5.z5; western lambs
s.. 01d4.e).
Official Saturday: Receipts-Cattle, So;
hogs, Is, 785; sheep. 7SS. Shlpments-Cst-
tie, y; hogs, 1,063; sheep. 1850
ST. JOE.
St Joe, Dec. 16.-Cattle-Receipt 1900;
steady; natives, 50. 25d4-75; cows and heif-
ers. S100G5.40; veals s2.50d5.25; bulls and
stays, s2.e0d5.25; stockers and feeders,
higher; light and light mixed. S5.50ds.50;
medium and heavy, S5.2506.75; pigs, 5000
40.
Hogs-Receipts, coo; market steady.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Dec. 15.-Cattle-Receipt
800; So9 Texans. 100 calves; beef steers
1Dc 10 15c higher, stOckers and feeders
strong: others steady: choice export and
dressed beef steers. s5.59G6.51: fair TO
good SA.5ep5-5O; stOckers and feeders, $500
eTn range steers. s4.50fl5o0; Texas and IN
dian steers, $329fF4.75; Texas cows.
30; native cows. S2.75q450: heifers, $500
90; bulls. S2-25Q4.25; calves, s3.50q5.75.
Hogs Receipts, l0.90o.' market loc 70 l5c
higher; top 1913; bulk Of sales. $4,000;
heavy, S6.6gd675 mixed packers, $3.50
go; light. s5.35q625; pigs, sz.25d5-25.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. market strong:
native lambs. s45eI4 80: western lambs.
$400d4G5; native wethers, S3.Joq40o;
western wethers, S3.Z5Q5.75; ewes, S2.S5Q
$50; bulls and feeders, $2.004325.
st. Louis.
St Louis, No, Dec. 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300, including 1,500 Texans; mar
ket steady TO strong: native steers, $3.50g
SIS; choice S6.5CQ8.00; cows and heifeTs,
. o5I5.00; stOckers and feeders, $2.4Gd3.75;
Texas and Indian fed steers, S40005.10;
gross, S3I0d4.25; cows and heifers, $3.50
3.f5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 10c high
er; pigs and lights s6.00d6.25; packers, Sc. Is
$50; butchers, S6.35d6.65.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady &c
strong; native sheep, S3.10q3.So; lambs,
S42oG5.20
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

CASH OlAI4ONS-
Flour-Barely steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 7S7sg7ec; No. 2 red
791elS2c.
Oats-No. 2. 46I46isc: No white, 4slsG
4Satc No. white. 47I4G4Ss4c.
Rye-&o. .. Size.
Barley-Fair TO choice mailing. 56IlS2c.
F1axseed-No. I, S1.4S; No. l Northwest
ern. sl50.
Timothy seed-Prime, $3.50.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, si5.90d15t0
Lard-Per IO5 lbs. SsS2lkG9S5.
Short ribs sides GoOse), SS.S5Gs.5; dry
salted shoulders (bxd1. 7ssQ7laC; short
clear sides thxd.), Ss-SOliS90.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. S1.52
Clover-Contract grade, $3.50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPNENTa
Rec pts. Shipm'tS
Flour bbls .................. 5000 5000
Wheat. bu ..-...-...........ltl,Vv L5,te
Torn, gu ....-..-.-.-.s.-...-l 9ery1y 81 ~
oats, bu at.tty 1i-,ryN
ttNe. Du ....--.-.---.-.r--.-- --i-ity lry1
Barley: bu .--,---.-..:-.-,- 500 4,eo
on the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed aS follows.
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market closed as follow s.
dairy, l4U20c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 26Q2sc.
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY No. Dec. 16.-(Close y
Wheat-Decembcr. 4a4; May, 1etsa4lc.
cash. No. harp. 14fil7c; No s. l3leGs4iz &C.
No. red. S5Isszc, No. 3. SilS5ic.
eSi. &c: Nav. 49, u6Si5c, cash. No. mixed.
69c. No. white. 6sc; No. 9. 6sssc.
Oats-No white, 4l1-94s4ac.
Hay-cboice timothy. 1850; do. proirie.
But5eT-cresmery. lsa22o; DAIRY fancy
Eggs-Fresh. &c.
Receipts OF wheat, Y cars
S.. Louis.
St Louis. No. Dec l6-lClose. )-TVhea
Lower; No , red cash elevator. sc. trS-
SfGS5c; December. size. May. SC. No. 2
Corn-Lower: No. cash, s57sc; trl5-.
Csc; December tosc; May sse; July.
6sts-Lower: No. +: cash. 47s.c. trz..
+Si.c. December SAC. Nay. sslsc; No.
Rye-Lower. at case.
New York.
New York Dec. Receipts
40S3 packages, firm; state dairy. 15f1z-lzc.
-Iizc. factory. Ia Isle
CheeScS-keceturs. Ans packages, 1irEn.
fancy large September l9 lli-c5 fancy
small. September, i-ss isllc-
EgEs-F Receipts $50 racEaces- 6-r-eT.
state and Penrsv lvauil- -1-sc. western
corded, -ia-.c, southern, = &C.
Sugar-aaw. STEADY; LAR refining
9-.zcs centrifugal. - test. SIC. uolasses
> f3- powdered zee gralulated. So
COffee-Steady Nc. Rio. 5zsc-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. Il. NJ. Dubois. Abb
stractor. Court House. Phone 2os)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Rose L. Rothkopf TO Fannie Wit
beck, 100 Ill Main street, Lees add $50
Same to Clarence 4. Wltbeck, 1l3, Us
Main street, Lees add .......-....... 100
Alfred Crebbin to L. B. Leighton, "
VIZ 1921 " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Hannah Stout ct al to 2. l. Tniing-
hast, " = E i and N 4 NV
4 1921 + ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1903
Frances E. Dodge to Jonathan Z. Ca
rey, 30, 81. % Anderson avenue.
Dodge's End add -..................... 10
Hart-West Land Co. to A. A Rec
side. y, so Martinson avenue. Law
rence's 18th add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
]. n. Haymaker to II. II. herman,
5 w 15-27-4 w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2200
d. A. McNicol to c. s. Smith. z z
Z Il 1898 W ...................... 1900
f r. Powell to S. S. Billingsley,
1910, 1912, 1914. 1916 Water street.
Bush's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
S, NJ. Croker TO Hiram Imboden, Is.
blk 3, Colwich Observation-Disclosures. 20
Wn. Brown TO Elizabeth NJ. Brown,
p Waco avenue, Lake Side add -. 1000
Henry 5. Freeman to Arthur L.
Baird, IS Handley avenue. Neider-
lander to ". W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
W. 6. Bennett to Ezra Spencer, 16
Indiana avenue, Mathewson's 3rd
add ........................... 1850
NJ. +. Rockafellow to B. Maxwell,
W 4 and y z L and S y y " =
So-so-S w ..-.-...-.--.-...-....-.... $500
Clark Kincaid TO John Smith, blks
and Eicholtz's add ............. 375
Same 10 z. HOllicke, IS New York
avenue, Mathewson's 4th add $500. 90
L. +. Helar ct al to Hart-West
Land Co. 4s6. IS New York avenue,
Aathewsons 4th add ............. 500
John A. Edwards to NJ. NJ. Mcdaniel,
IS. 40 Dayton avenue. Lawrence's
eth add .......................... 1850
z. Smith to Mary L. Dutton, even
q to 50 Topeka avenue, Law
renee avenue add ................... 5000
c S. Smith 10 Samuel NJ. Sargent.
E1z y f 4 2-29-3 W ................ 1900
Julia a. Dickson 70 Simon Haugh.
Martinson avenue. Lawrence's
4th add Observation-Disclosures. go
E D. Allen 10 Edward I. Gould,
80. 81 Lulu avenue, Nc CoTmicks
add .-..-..-.-..--..-... 3
Newton Garst to Hart-West Land
Co. 50x1S7 feet Market street, Hyde
& Ferrells add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
James Z. Wiglesworth to L. II. Hell
lar. IS New York avenue. Mathew
sons 4th add .....................-. III
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At DRUGGISTS.

At DRUGGISTS
The Fvecent Package Is enough for ordinary occasion
The Family Bottle. sixty contains supply yssn
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-24

loss was chargeable to South Africa.
and only $7,2o00OO last year. The United
States added over $S,ooo.ooo, and Canada
nearly S7,oooo0o to their gold produs, of
the year before And there We're trlling
Increases elsewhere. But these Were not
sufficient TO of set the Suspension of
operations in the rransvaal.
The production OF silver in the United
States increased perceptibly last year
The tiguss Tor 1898 We're S34 oSs, It's, and
for 1900 sS65i6.9oo Colorado piedueed
about 81 5oo.ouo and Montana sle,5oo,0oo
Of this amount. but Showed no gain.
I''ah's yield Jumped from si,2se,5s5 10
sa.S,6,4s5.
MeNieo comes next after this country
in the production of silver. Her output
in 1900 wyss SS4.2bs 494. which was d gain
ef about si5oo,o0o When Canadais s., :
s9osqoo and central Americas sSsS.47F
are eounted. it Will be found that North
america produced about s14,o0oOoo III
SILVER o. about tMd-thiitis u The Sll2,
2Qa,sas which rapreseats the worlti' sup
ply Asia pfodueed about slo.0oo.oa0.
Europe about silpoo,ooo aud south
NneEica SlssQ9ooeo Tie worla's gain
iast Year Mas about s6,oopooo ii Which
fully Si0teooo Mas effected in the
EMiteQ states and MsNlco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-24
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