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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
lITE STOCK MARKET
Yesterday Was Lively on the
Hog Market
PRICES WERE HIGHER
And Not a Hog Was Left
UnSoId.
S WERE HIGHER

IN many respects yesterday was Z very
remarkable day on the hog market. II
vas Ike a naval contest in which the
Participants were unable to tell the result
o. the battle until the smoke Of battle
mad cleared away and the ships were IN
epected- About all the hogs had gone
ever the scales before the sellers were
able 70 make Up their minds what kind Of
market 1t was. Teh bulk Of the car
hogs were sold late IN the day, and well
II the afternoon sellers were quoting the
market 5 cents lower, but at the close
they called It steady to strong and the
buyers insisted that their hogs had cost
them , cents higher. The top price yes
teroay was $50, against $. s. the pre-
FiOus day but the top hogs the day be-
fore were a good 10 cents better than the
Top load yesterday. Cudahy and Armour
we're both on the market and when the
market closed the last hog in the mems
had been sold and weighed up. Medium
mixed packers at the close also sold a
GOOD nickel higher than the day before
r. some OF the wagon hogs that sold in the
forenoon were about g nickel lower br+
u me afternoon they, too, sold higher
Jne shippers who had hogs or the mar
het were pleased, and some OF them ad-
mittsd that their hogs had brought more
money than they expected to get. Charles
" Oh the successful Topeka packer. was
on the market getting pointers and look
Ing at the hogs. He said he wanted
some OF the hogs that are coming to this
market and he viii have a buyer here
the nrst OF next week. The buyers on the
market yesterday were anxious for hogs
and the Indications are that the shippers
VINO bring their hogs here from this on
VII be pretty sure to get fair price as
compared with other markets. AS 2. r7lIe
the shippers who have STAYED by this
market nave done better than the few
VINO occasionally run past, and there IS
very strong probability that this ad-
vantage VIII be more pronounced in the
future. The buyers are not expected TO
run Wild, but there VIII be sufficient Ieeit-
innate competition TO insure such prices
that there viii be no profit left for the
shipper who passes the Wichita market.
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CORN RULES Strong
Strength Is Result of Wet
Weather for Spring.
SCARCITY OF OFFERINGS
Corn Closes Higher; Wheat
Advanced and Oats Up.

Chicago. Oct s1.-strength IN corn as
the result OF vet weather for spring and
a scarcity of offerings outweighed infu-
ences upon the board OF trade today and
December corn closed 7sa11c higher. De
cember wheat sc advanced, and Deem
Der oats &c UP. Provisions closed IN
/ changed TO 2lkd5c higher.
Corn was given an impetus at the open
ing by improved Liverpool cables and
December opened unchanged to A9%c
west prevented free movement Of crops
and advanced western prices and on
small receipts shorts began TO cover, soon
sending December 10 5Sc. Advices indi-
Gated e poor average in quality and guam
tity being fed 10 stock from the shock.
There was also q fair improvement in
the shipping demand, and some news OF
lots taken for export. Trade IN the
Nay delivery was prominent At the high
price there was a setback due TO profit
taking and a quiet trade until December
sold back to its lower opening price. To-
ward the end Of the session there was
renewed buying and December closed
firm. s.Qizc higher, al 5T7sG5sc. Receipts
were 80 cars.
Wheat in the main had an easy feeling
or numerous bearish influences, but sup
ported Dy corn, helu Wen THROUGHOUT the
day. December opened a shade lower
TO a shade higher, at TOSS to 7o5zc, on
weaker cables. Primary receipts were al
most double those Of the opening Of the
day last year. Clearances also were
small. but upon the corn bulge December
advanced quietly 10 7o74G707sc, closing at
that figure, firm, sc higher than yester-
day. Local receipts were 105 cars. none
Of contract grade. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported SIS cars, making a total for
the three points OF &C, against SIS bush
els last week and 526 a year ago. Pri-
mary receipts we're I,10e, 600 bushels, com
pared with 60 go bushels q year ago.
Seabosrd clearances in wheat and -four
were 701o0O bushels. The seaboard re-
ported nine loads taken for export.
There was some activity in the oats pit,
following the strength IN corn. December
opened &c higher, and q small advance
and buying by commission houses. East
ern houses were fair buyers. December
closed firm, &c higher, at sc. Receipts
were 123 cars.
Provisions were duh and steady. Prices
were unchanged at the opening. though
there was an easier feeling in the hog
market. January pork closed unchanged
at $3.50; January lard pa TO sc lower, at
S. 65dS. 67ia, and January ribs 2izc down
at S7.67lk.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. rs cars; corn, 10 cars; oats, 155
cars; hogs, 1900 head.
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eosLINs HAVE A TIME
Many Franks Played by the Young
sters Last NIGHT

Last night was AL Halloween and the
elfs and COLLINS held riot in Wichita.
Halloween is a sort Of extension OF the
old Scottish practices on the same night.
They held that many things that are
rot given to the lot Of common mortals
10 know if only the party go through the
proper ceremonies on the night OF Hal
loween- Accordingly every Scotchman
had big fire in his front yard on the
evening OF Halloween that the elfs and
others might be directed 70 his place and
that he might invoke their aid on that
occasion. The custom has extended all
over Christendom and is becoming gen
orally q favorite once more after q peri
Cd OF neglect. The young people are
using it for an evening Of general jollih-
cation And the youth Of Wichita are
no exception 10 the common run
One peculiar feature OF the night was
the fact that though there were many
bands and groups Of boys and men and
even girls out for a time. there was lit
that the crowds were simply having a
good time and were not iniuring any
property.
One very amusing thing was a man pa
on his coat. He had al OF the Halloween
people scared out OF their wits for fear
he would arrest them He was having
more fun soaring them than they were
trying to play a prank on someone else.
Wires across the walks in front OF the
policemen was a common thing.
One or the meanest things, and one
that only a scoundrel would be guilty OF
was played on two young fellows who
had tied their horse near the postoffice.
When they got ready 10 go home they
went 10 their buggy. which was appar-
emily undisturbed; one OF the boys got IN
and sat down on the seat and the other
united his horse and then he started TO
get in, but as he stepped into the buggy
he CHANGED TO put his hand on the seat
and found that It was covered with paint.
The other fellow then tried to get up
and found that he was literally smeared
with paint and q good suit Of clothes
was ruined. They were very much sur
prised and it would not have been advisa-
bic for the parties who did the mischief
to have shown up at that time. It would
have served them right, however. II the
young men had been able TO get hold OF
them and had given them a good sound
drubbing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
WERE IN A BARN
jelly Time Had Last Night BY Shirt
Waist Cub.


Waist Club
The shirt VAST club gave a =ery
unique EauoSe'-a party "a TIRE harm q
Sr. Z T. Bzttiu. &C North Topeka av-
enu4. which had been lastly decorated
with palms, tsck-o' Lanterns. strings O.
ap7Ies ard c-anoerrses 4 number o,
games we're participated Il FOR so-s
tine. which finally ended = a. Cd tina
pillow fight f. which The younE ladies
were sasv vIctoTs-
After this rsfresh-sr.s were se-vesi-
At q late hour ire lights were al tam
ed down and hiood czrdliaE Eh7st So
rzes were tod. each rleut>r having
cone rrepzred for tbs.
A. an early ho1r the clrb z53our-s1
votl-g TIE occasion = graf s1c-sss.
Those present Esre. Eesszmes El-el
ard Pzrkizsoa. 1flzses bertha Eirkwood
Mad lfIlzcv. Evelyn Izbodsr. Nay
belle Han. Islzre Esl. Ir~zs Han
Bzarche Iuso5ez. Alec Eatsin. I-1iz
Sherz-d Lula TsFker. DSsi C55FslE.
FVfnlf7ed vooizrd. oiiTs Decsf1r. Fra
Decatur. Hl5res Hzzo-1h- Tzarrs.f Sew
al Nay E-C1uozgh sra E6za East1-.
Nezsrs. Clarence gees. Pay To-reT. John
Gibson. Prof z C. Narshzz. CTS 3
Cave. Everett A1ezaass-. JACK Pzrksa-
soa s O. EsmeI. Csrl cssfsld. --
CrelxhtGa. Hear L-a-Eia. Fre1 HzE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
ASLEEP Avid FLAMES.

Breaking into blazing home. some
aremen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death near. It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do IL.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat, chest and lung troubles Keep il
near and avoid suffering. death. and
doctors bills. a teaspoonful stops q late
cough. persistent use the most stubborn
Harmless and nice tasting. it's guaran-
teed 70 satisfy by GehrinE's pharmacy.
Price, SOC and st.00
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New Yon Mnnev Marka,.

New York. Oct S1.-Money on call
firm, at 81 a per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 4i205 per cent; sterling exchange
firm, with actual business n bankers
bills at S4.s62t a s. for demand and at
81 S32z a. 81 for sixty days. Posted rates,
S4.S41z and S4.S71a. Commercial Bills, 81. SO
"A S31z; bar silver. 57Ss; Mexican dollars,
4514. Government bonds steady; refund
ing twos, registered. 1881; coupon, 1851:
threes. registered Io7@.: coupon, 1881;
new fours, registered, 1874 coupon. 1889
Old foUrs. registered, 1l124; coupon. 1I1Ss
ives, registered, 1851 coupon, los.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
HAVE GOOD PROGRAM
Halloween Party At the Presbyterian
Church wiz Sc Entertaining.

The following is the program for Hal
low cen party At TIE First Presbyterian
church this evening At 80 p IT,.
-AIassa's in the Geld. Cod Ground
.....-. Lewis Academy Male Quartet
Recitation -.-......-- Miss Laura Lzthrop
Duet-.'A Quaker Proposal .--.-------.
80 Miss Katherne ana James Stewart
Panto.nine-'The CannibaIs and the
Skeleton.
Characters.
Mumbo Jumbo. kiug Of Canibal Isles
TamataSa. his lovely dsushter.
Coccbolo. the medicine man
Eiward Lansing Mortimer the ship
wrecked living skeleton
Quartet selected -...--...L Lewis Academy
Recitation" SEEM Things at Night
------.----------. Aliss Myrtle Woodfo7d
'0ld Black Jce~-Scio en- costume
with quartet response
Good night scene and piIlow play. So
ulautila, Jos.ah ard = couple dozen q
their children.
Hailowee'ean refreshments and social
warreaho1 OF Fousts & CO. Is in St
Louis On purchasing TIP.
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Quite completely SC was the evident
idea OF the large audience that greeted
him in his several guises at the Craw-
ford last night
The simple plot OF q young couple
wishing to keep their marriage secret
from the old and wealthy father Of the
groom. and thus invite disinheritauce
and such other Inconvenience as being
compelled 70 work for a living. lead 70
a surprising lot OF complications. II
was 70 laugh. and the great majority OF
the crowd did it very thoroughly. The
cast was remarkably well balanced. so
much so that it is scarcely possible 10
single excelIencies- The interpretations Of
George Elmer made him several hearty
recalls. Fannie MidgeIy as 'Primrose"
had a very good makeup and accent
and sang several appreciated coon songs
Gertrude Wellington, who. by the way. is
4 relative OF several nice families OF this
city. was well received. but her acting as
Suzanne Dacre'' was better than her
singing. She Is OF attractive appearance.
very bright and perfectly at ease IN her
art. Tonight Alden Benedict's Quo
Vadfs''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

mount team has lately returned from a
very satisfactory trip and they have been
putting Up a fine quality Ct ball The
Lewis team has done some fast playing
during ISe season and they VIII certainly
make things interesting for their oppon-
ents.
The following Is the Lewis lineup:
Heirsig. left end; Kerr. left tackle: Alex
ander left guard; Small. center; Hare.
right guard; Buck. right tackle; Hayden.
right end: Roll. left half; FCote. right
half: HaeberIe. fullback: Shelly. quarter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct L-Cattle-Receipts, 5000,
Including 100 Texans. 500 westerns: mar
ket steady TO strong; good TO prime steers
S6-e0G6.s0; poor to medium. s.. Se15. so;
stockers and feeders. s. 00l74.2 cows.
S1EE4.50: heifers. s2.o5T5.c0. Gamers.
sl25Q2. >; bulls 8 .0954 SO. calves. SO. coz
SIS; Texas fed steers, S5.00G4 10; western
steers, s. 60T5.15.
Hogs Receipts. today. soeoo: tomorrow
2+00; left over, 500; market 3 to 1oc
lower. mixed and butchers, $. 70d6. Is.
good 10 choice heavy. S5.-576. III: rough
heavy. 5.zoQ5.1o; light, S5.5od5.S5; bulk.
S5.7e05-S5.
sheep-Receipts. 1000: sheep steady TO
stronger; lambs steady TO stronger; good
70 choice wethers, S3.50G4. .; fair 10
choice mixed. S2.9o13-s 40; western sheep.
s.. 0o03. IS; native lambs, S2.5oG3.65: vest
eru lambs. SCOTIA.
Official yesterday;
Receipts-Cattle. ., SIS; hogs, So,723;
s6ipmeEts-Cattle. 4.15O: hogs. 2s2;
sheep, 1857.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Oct. 51.-Cattle-Receipts 3
600. including 100 Texans; market steady;
beer steers. AS 40. .; two loads sold. one
81 s5.6 the other $50; srockers and
feeders. s.. o5zI4.o9; cows and heifers. geo
ass; Texas steers, S2-soG4.S0; COWS and
EelTerS. s. Det15-35.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; market 5 10 1oc
lower, pigs and lights. s. 4olI5 81; packers
s. .4)l5.S3: butchers. $5.75G6.95.
Sheep-Receipus. 1850; market steady;
native muttons. s. oa73. -; lambs. 4on7
800; stockers. N.5eS2-25; Texas sheep.
ss-03G3-S5.
Kansas City.
-4ansas City. Oct. SI.-Cattlo-Receipt
natives. -.olo: Texans, LOG, calves. 80.
Corn led steers and COWS strong. other
cattle steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. S5.Se56. $; fair 10 good. SD
@5.70. stoeSers and feeders x.-S6s =:
western led steers. S2.GE4.65; western
range steers. &.2505.S0: Texans and IN
dian steers. S2-5eE2 s.; Texas COWS. sI.759
800: native cows. s. 4as helfers. s.. %
-: bulls. SS.S5s53. g; calves. s. eo75-oo
Hogs-Receipts. ueo0; market steady,
ton. s.. co. bulk OF sales S5-stls6.o0, heavy.
8 .s5I6 o.. mixed packers. s5-le75-95, light
& 25T5.75. piss. s4.SoI5--5-
Shesp-Receipts 6.ea3. market steady.
native lambs. $4.oo04.71, western lambs
e 1894 80. native wethers, ss.25ll3. -:
western wethers. ss.2Gs.53; ewes. S.ooa
: 40 ctslls ESoIS.eS.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New YORK. Oct. a.-Except for spee.al
averages in = few individual stocks to
DAYS market ran down near the stagna-
tson many times. There was 10 pressure
70 seu. but prices eravitated 70 lower
Level owing 10 the paralysis of demand.
The central cause q this state Of az
fairs vas the advance IN the discount
at ~ the Bank Of England 70 per cent
cSmpared with the per cent rate which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
BUYS PARTNERS INTEREST
Ed Sturgeon Is Now Sole Owner OF
Longsdorf G Sturgeon Grocery.

=
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Mike Langs-
dorf, senior member OF the firm OF Longs
dorf & Sturgeon, sold his interest in the
grocery store at IS North Main street
to his partner. Ed Sturgeon, who be-
came sole proprietor of tire business. Mr..
Sturgeon is one OF Wichitas most en-
terp-ising and successful young business
men he hes been in the grocery bust
ness in Wichita for the past ten years.
having worked for c. J. Fletcher for six
or seven years and engaged in business
for himself II partnership with Mr.
LongsdOrf, three years ago and they have
built Up the business TO its present pros
porous condition. now one Of the leading
grocery stores OF Wichita. enjoying a
large trade. AIr. Sturgeon is wen known
and has many friends who the Eagle joins
in wishing him unbounded success and
lasting prosperity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

Mrs. A. c. Hern2day. az corresponding
committee Of Ladies II The q. A. r r.
ceived notice o. shipment - several had
stones fer TIRE graves % fecsae-s solslsra
x Errlest7n post The stones hzYs ar
rived and ara vGy harsiHgrzs. ars q
Nhits risrtis ard arfizficsliV engraved
They al. Immediately - PLACID r. rcsi-
ton a. EEgissfon post burial grcuns.
Harls eeraefsrT. another shipment -
looEed for seen. WIEN th~y arrive. al
the Kravrs VII - nsarset. The quarter
master sspsrtn-as e. wing thefr $3.50 -
forts % Supply Al posts vith taess ansn-
u-neuts fcr our dad h~ro~a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While yoa think Of II. 90 buy and
Try a box Of Csscagets Candy Ca
thartic. ideal laxative, tonight You u
never regret l. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk All druggists, Ioc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

At a committee meeting q ths ois
Soldiers Reunion Association. ths pres
ident. ". T. Burgess. said IN eou.piig~at
10 battery A. bovs. Captain DewninE
commanding. "their prcseFcs ard So
vices at the camp vas ere % to- meet
pleasing features OF enc four days en-
cauur1ent ard the boys were sxcagftsn-
ally polite. orderly ard sei6isrfy IS their
bearing ard their training f. almost ger
feet Do not think they car oe *
cslled IN tie rtsts We are praad %
them"
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catffa.

There were not cattle sales enough yes
te1day to make a market owing TO light
receipts Robins & Alexander had sew
sral hundred calves and they were sizing
them Up in car load lots ready to offer on
The market They have a large number
Of fine calves which viii doubtless be
making big money for farmers by grazing
sn the wheat fields
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
STARTLING. BUT TRUE.

III everyone knew what grand medl-
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills IS. writes
D. H. Turner. Dempseytown. Pa. you'd
sell all you have in a day. Two weeks
use has made a new man Of me- IN
faIlible for constipation. stomach and
liver troubles; sc at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Among the wen known shippers who
furnished hogs for the market yesterday
were ~. c. Beckham & Son. Burton:
DreSsbach & Richharit. Nickerson:
Steiner & Blair Lyons; Schumacher &
Rebst0ck, Putnam. Atkins & Wumot,
" fnFaf7
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10 keep out the 1gating. struggling
throng. as the building was already fall.
and almost q riot ensued- Tbs Buffalo
papers demanded more police protection
and thereafter the doors OF the building
were closed AZ the beginning OF each
concert, being opened only 70 admit per-
sons when others departed At the Wag
nsr concert on Friday night OF the first
week special reserved seats were pro
vided for the first time in the history OF
the temple The playing OF the bard has
aroused furoreS OF delight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
FOR STATE REGENT
Continued FROM Sixth Page.)

were shown over the city and were en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. R. P Muir
dock After the afternoon session, they
were shown the MASONIC Temple.
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$50 QUOTATIONs.

FI0ur-otealy.
yvheat-No. spring. sSasHc; No. red.
71isc
Oats-No. ,. ssGSS1tc: No white, 40s4 q
lie: No. white. 3i464olzc.
Rye-No. ?. 55izG56c.
Barley-Fair 70 choice mating, H65sc-
Flax seed-No. l. sl.45; 40. 1 north
western. s1.47
Timothy seed-Prime 3. 7015. 80.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, S13-5odl g. 50.
I.arNzPer 100 lbs. 8 40lzGS. -
Short rib sides QooseJ, S7.S5ds.oo dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed). 71s671zc. Chort
clear sides boxed. sS.25Ts-35
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New Xnk.
WOOL MARKET.

s. Louis. Oct sf.-wooI market steady:
territory and western mediums. lsals-s-
fns. 10 -5-zc- coarse, 19Ec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

Carey EoteI-M .. Gri6in. Omaha: z.
Otto, St Louis. -. 3 Din. 81 Louis
Il A Peebies. Kansas city. No: william
7 Dr-m. Top-ks. Kan: John Gibbons.
Chicago; p u Ffshback. Lamont III
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Kansas City.


Kansas City. Oct. 5l-Whest-Decen-
Der. IS 6ssSsc; Nay. 75lzc; cash. No .
hard. s76s71zc; No. 8. e6s65isc: No. red,
T7-oLzc No. 8. 6eizG-oc-
Corn-December. 81 9S'c; Nay. SC,
cash. No. 2 mixed, 6l14gelc; No. : white.
SIC; No. ., s'1zc-
Oats-No. white, ss1t G4oc.
Rye-No. >. Sc
Hsy-Choico timothy. sl.-5oa1s: choice
prairie. SlSGl3.5e.
Butter-Creemsry. Sc; fancy dairy. u
Glsc.
Egg@Fresh, lie.
New YORK.
Sew York. Oct .-Butter-Rsccipts
4.1s4 packages; market STEADY: state dairy
Halle; creamery. -5G2izc; June cram
cry. I7-zs21izc; facto-y. 1z4Tl5c.
Cheese Receipts, 2.07T packages; mar
ket quiet. fancy large colored. sisEsss
fancy large white. s-Es7sc; fancy small
colored, Isl. 8-oSsc; fancy sman white
19-zc
EgE-Rsceipts. All packages. market
steady: state and Pennsyl-an -ee5-sc.
western candled. -G@c. western Ezcz1-
died. lsF1lc
Sugar-Rsv. quiet and easy far resr-
ms , S-lec; centrifugal. S. test Isis:
uclssses sugar, l-lsc, refined quiet.
crushed so. powdered. S-s. gra1c-
lated SIC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
WILL CHASE PlcskIa
Fsir1ouns ard Leseis Tears % Fay
Tris Afterrrcr.

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es-.s-o nd Isse L<Eis Arssrug Al alaF
= ssz~ thls afss1aooa ~ s 7'ctsrz -
to Fzsr-z7zz. ztAisslr -ssE Z srs-sssa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01

St Louis. Oct. s1.-(Cfose wheat
Higher; No. red cash. elevator. TIC:
track, p G727sc; December, 72ikG72lt :;
May. 75ss a751zc; No. hard. eaisG5sssc.
Corn-HigheT; No. . cash. 6elsc: track.
eolz061c; December. 59lsc; May. 65hc
Oats-EIigher; No. . cash. Sc; track. g
G5sisc; December, &c; May. 4o5sc; No. :
white zcl4lc.
pr-a-T-l-r.,. 60