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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-05
PROVISIONS
MAKE JUMP
Price Increases From II ~
TO 50 Gents.
MAY WHEAT WAS HIGHER
Corn and Oats Both Show
Light Advance.
MAY WHEAT WAS HIGHER

Chicago. Dec. 4-Wheat was extremely
dull at times today but prices were to-
ward higher level, the May option
closing &c higher. while corn was lsqizc
up and oats sc better January provi-
sicns showed q gain of from III to s5c.
Reports of heavy rains in Argentina,
causing delay in harvesting. caused
shorts OF wheat much anxiety and there
was considerable covering throughout the
session, resulting in a strong tone 20 the
situation. Firm cables. small receipts.
together with large clearances and a good
export demand. we're also factors in
maintaining the better prices. May open
ed 49, to isG9sc higher, al 75ls TO 75ssc,
sold up to 7524a7sc. but on realizing de-
clined again 70 75ssc, only to rally during
the latter part OF the session to 76c. The
close was iac higher at 759407sc. Seaboard
clearances Of wheat and -four were equal
10 $4,000, compared with 10000 a year
ago. Primary receipts were 800, 600 bushels
against 1os7,soo last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of LOIS cars
with local receipts of IS cars. one OF con
tract grade. making total receipts for the
three points Of 100 cars. against 7SS last
year
Trading in corn was OF but moderate
volume and was confined principally to
local intrests. There was considerable
manipulation IN the December delivery
and that option ruled strong. Firm
cables, small receipts adm a good cash
demand were Strengthening factors May
opened unchanged to sc higher at 1870
TO SIC and sold between 4S1sG4 1850,
closed 1sd1<c better at 43AG,sc. Local re-
ceipts were 14s cars. Of contract grade.
The principal feature in oats was an
excellent cash demand. which was the
main support of the market. Commission
houses we're fair buyers of May, but
there appeared 10 be enough for sale
around 32szc to supply all needs Although
december was about steady at the close.
May was firm and sc higher at 32lac,
after selling between 32ssc and $3.50. Io-
cal receipts were IA cars.
Provisions ruled strong throughout the
day. higher prices at the yards being
responsible for firm opening and d good
demand for all products and especially
for lard added strength TO the situation.
the close being near the TOP. with Janu-
AIRY pork sc higher at S16.95 and lard ana
ribs each up l71zc at $3.50 and SSH
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat:
81 cars; com, 1876 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
$4,000 head
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HOG MARKET
STILL HIGHER
Prices Were Five to Ten Cents
Better Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.15
Cattle Market Was Unchanged
but Active.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.15

Very unexpectedly TO many of the ship
pers who had hogs on the Wichita market
yesterday prices were five to ten cents
higher. Receipts were somewhat larger
than expected. bur Dold and Cudahy
wanted the hogs md their buyers stayed
on the market until late in the night and
bought the hogs about as fast as they ar
rived. each getting about the same num-
her There is lively competition among
the buyers for the hogs but it is friendly.
They simply want the hogs and usually
the rst buyer to the pens gets them.
There was only part of a car load
weighed up and held over. They were
pigs weighing only 129 pounds. The buy
crS showed q preference for the heavy
hogs and the top price was S6.15 for one
car load. while another car load not quite
so good brought S6.12lz The buyers claim
ed that their heavy hogs cost them ten
cents higher and the common hogs aver
aging around two hundred were five to
seven and a half cents higher than the
previous day. Armours buyer refused to
take any hogs. claiming that when
freights were added his hogs would cost
him away above Kansas City prices. Not
very much figuring is required to prove
the correctness OF his proposition. There
is 10 getting around the fact that hogs
are selling comparatively high on this
market and how long 1t VIII continue can
not even be guessed. The advance is
shown even in the wagon deliveries and
whenever 4 farmer brings in good heavy
hog the buyers go after it just as lively as
after the car loads.
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A. the ToIer.

HON. JOHN GRiGSBN.
James NELL Will assume in Hon John
Grigsby' at the Toler Saturday night
the role Of an Illinois country lawyer
living some fifty years or more ago, when
the attempt was made TO introduce sla-
very into the state. As candidate for
justiceship of the state supreme court,
which must decide the issue, he is sub
jected to many temptations in the nature
of brides. but his homespun honesty
brings him through triuuphantly, al
though he is sorely tried.
Mr. NELL is said TO bring to the role
sympathetic tenderness and at the same
time much virile power. both Of which
stamp him as an actor deserving OF sue
cess. The play in itself is brilliant. and
one of the kind that is a pleasure TO see.
Its dry humor is described as being
exceHently interpreted by Mr.. Neill. and
indeed his own personality is what con-
tributes 30 very largely to the long list
Of Nell successes.
For the matinee Mr.. Nell will pro-
duce "A Gnded Fool the play written
for Nat Goodwin which helped make him
his great reputation. Elaborately staged
and well produced.
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COULD NOT
BOOST PRICES
All Efforts TO Advance Value
of Stocks Fail.
DECLINE WAS THE RESULT
Tone of the Money Market
Continues Strong.

/ New York. Dec. 4-There was another
attempt TO put up price of stock this
afternoon. but it did net succeed and the
market soon became weak. Final prices
were considerably lower than last night
The last OF the days business on the
stock exchange had been completed by
the end of the first hour ana there was
TO further activity until an active sell
/ ing movement developed in the last hour
ana carried prices 10 the lowest OF the
DAY
The tone of the time money market,
which continues very firm, is convincing
evidence that no relaxation OF the money
market is expected before the turn of
the vesI. As the local trust companies
DO not make weekly reports Of their con-
dition that element in the situation is not
known 10 the public, but there is no evil
dence that they are Offering any OF their
Resources in the money market at the
present time and the tendency is believed
to b rather on the side of contraction in
their case. The Bank of England re-
NC4-AFA is 4O4I per cent minimum us
count rate this week. and the private
rate went lower in the London market.
but the bank 5 weekly statement discloses
that the government has disbu-sed over
s. 100000 Of its deposits. which, together
with the shipping combine payments.
accounts for the present easier tendency
in London. However. the bank has lost
sold 10 the extent Of about s3.675.0oo dur
ing the week. Notwithstanding tOday's
shipment of one million gold from here
to South America, which was in resOpnse
10 a demand diverted from London the
Esnk OF England sold today million
dollars in gold for South America and
100000 to Egypt The Bank of France
also shows a loss of about half mil
lion dollars in gold. but its loans have
been contracted about $500 600. although
the note issues have increased over go
10000 There was no transfer OF cur
rency to the interior through the sub
treasury today and exchange at Chicago
rose from part TO 10c premium. The ad-
vance in the price OF refined sugar and
in the price of copper. both here and in
London, made sugar and Amalgamated
Copper compare lively firm. Fort Worth
and Denver City stamped rose sharply
or the prospect Of an increased dividend
disbursement in February. Reports from
trade authorities of a downward tendency
in the price Of iron products and hold
ing back Of orders on account Of high cost
was a rather depressing influence.
Bonds We're fall and easier IN sympathy
with stocks Total sales. par value. SlS6o.-
eco United States SIS registered, declined
II per cent on the last call
Closing quotations of stocks were as
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicado.

Chicago.
Chicago. Dec 4.-Cattle-Receipts {. 200
including no Texans and no westerns
Higher. Good TO prime ste ers s.. sN97. 50
poor TO medium s.. 0065. so; stockers and
feeders S20lE475. COWS 81 4Of47o: heifers
S2.0Glso.G5: Gamers Si.2562.40 buns 50. Ooq
f-l5; calves S3.50a70o: TIE xas fed steers
$3.250475.
Hogs Receipts today 5000: tomcrrov-
>, 0D9, left over $500 TO 10c higher Mix
ed and butchers SJ.90f5e45; good to choice
heavy 50 4OGp6.65: rough heavy $5.e56655 s.;
light S5.So06.25 bulk of sales IS. oo06.35.
Sheep-RecCipts 1900. sheep and lambs
lo0l5c higher; good to choice wethers 81
ct25. fair to choice mixed s2.5odS. 20:
western sheep $2.75Q4So; native lambs $50
65.4o
Official yesterday: ReceiDts-Cattle TO-
ISL: hogs. 35.532; she-p lS.815. Shipments
Ca;dc, 4.-So; hogs, An; sheep, 553l.
Kansas cry.
Kansas City. No, Dec. 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 400 natives; 1850; Texans: calves.
$50 Texans IS natives Market steady at
last Fridays prices; closed weak: stock
ers and feeders strong. Choice export and
dressed beer steers 50 25a6.25; fair to good
S26545.39; stockers and feeders S2.25q4. 20:
western fed steers S3.5eH5.50. Texas and
Indian steers S3.030425; Texas COWS SIS
03.5o. native cows S-5o04l0. native heif-
ers S2.ZJQ4.50; Gamers $1.25a225; bulls SEQ
ass calves sz.2gQ601.
HoEs-Receipts 41o0 Market 1l0c
higher; top s635: bulk OF sales SC23f6.S0:
heavy S6.2ea6.35; mixed packers tso5Q6-So;
light $6.l-l Q6.22l2 Workers 36o506.22i1;
pigs S.. 75Q6.o1l2
Sheep Receipts $500 Market steady.
Native lambs S3.61a520; western lambs
S50oQ5l5. fed ewes SS0oI3.7o; native Weth-
ers s. )oI5.15. western Wethers S.ooQ3.s0;
stockers and feeders Sl93G3.15.
ST. Louis.
st Louis. No. Dec -Cattle-Receipts
5000 including 3.5o9 Texans Market
steady Beef steers S4-55G59o stockers
and feeders 8. 7513.S5; cows and heifers
S2z5l475; TeSas steers & sal SC; COWS
and hcifers S230G3-39.
iogs- Receipts 1910 Market 5610c
higher Piss and lights s eo1s %. packers
ST. 1860. butchers s. 2GG6L5
Shmeep- Receipts G.5@ Market steady.
Natives S2-25l3-S5. lambs $+3oa54a
St. Joseph.
z97. natives -&.75Q6.75. cows and heifers
S2250i5e: veals s. 6e06.25, stockers and
feeders $250944o
Hogs Receipts S45S; medium ana heavy
s5.-l6.35 pigs fioo06Io 10. bulk Sc z1sS
Sheep Receipts 27s stronger; native
lambs sac; wethers SIS; ewes $500
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New Yerk Produce.

New York. Dec. Receipts s.Sss
packages Market STEADY. state dairy
2ad27c. extra creamery 20 common 70
choice creamery e022Sc
Che>se-Receipts 27s3 packages. Market
Arm Fancy large rev state fun cream
colored and white. September - fgl3i.sc.
late made "a TIsc. fancy small colorrd
ard white September 49, l5izc- late made
l22s Gl3c
Eggs-Receipts 52Is packages Aiari1e;
steady state and Pennsyivania average
10 best $50, western uEcandled poor
10 fancy graded e9[fz1c
SuSar-Raw flrsn, Fair refining 7-i6c.
Centrifugal s. test 6 15-l6c. moiasses sugar
8 Size. Refined lrn; Crushed $40 pow
dered sc; graaulated 80
CoIee-s2uiet Nc : Rio 5.c
AIolassss-St New orleans SlI2sc
Poultry-Alivc steady Chickens l@tsc:
turkeys -ealic- fowls lsisC. Dressed week
Western chickens lsiz9l &C. western foWs
12-gl3c. western turkeys Ice
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Wee Sazaovs E;tEse pills
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

AT THE OLD CROSS ROADS.
AT the Old Cross Roads" which ap-
pears at the Crawford Saturday matinee
and night. December 6 for the first time
here is the play which met with such
unusual success at the Grand Opera
house Kansas City. last season when at
every performance hundreds Of people
were unable 10 gain admission TO the
theater. In beauty and adherence TO
nature the old cross roads scene exceis
anything Of the kind ever seen on the
stage. The company was everywhere
spoken Of as being splendid qne but
..-anager Aston, who Is always looking
70 improve has strengthened il this
season. Estha Williams viii be seen in
the role Of The Octoroon," in which she
made such a great hit. James N Bro
ply the wei known romantic actor.
viii be seen in the part of Doc Kerr
and it IS needless to say tina. he VIII give
a magnificent performance Of il Mana
ger Aston has also engaged as an extra
and special feature the Bachelor Club"
quartette. which has for several years
been ore of vaudeville's most expensive
headlinera.
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St Joseph.
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec -Cotton-Futures
opened firm December sec, January
S-sc; February Size; March S2lc. April
S2lc. MAY S-23C; June &23c. August soc
New York. Dec. Cotton Spot closed
quiet and STEADY Middltng up;snds S.5oc.
uidliug gulf S75c Sales 80 bales
Galveston. Texas. Dee s-CottoR-Easy
al S-16c
Liverpool Dec. s-Cotton-Spot in fair
demand: prices tG6 points lower. Ameri-
can -7,fS6lfnc sd
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Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible
sickness and suffering other disease therefore when
through neglect other kidney trouble permitted
continue, results 10 follow.
Your other may need attenon-but your kidneys
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Ii 'ieeI taking Dr. kilmer's
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New York. Dec 4-Ciose Money On C9il
firm III gssGF. per cents CLOSING 90 g.
time moaey very firm sixty DAYS per
cent. ninety DAYS PER cent. six months
- ~ par cent. frilre mercantile paper z
Ter cent. sterling eSeEarge steady ~ de-
cline vIth actual b-sinfss in bankers bills
AZ 8Es-f514 s72s feT demand and az - So
for s.xfr dsrs. posted rates g efiafft =
comm rrrial bills St1 "a bar Eiver
s-a., Mexican dollars fsic- government
f,orse easier. railroad bonds easler.
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HARRY WARDS MINsTRELs.

There was a large audience in attend
ance at the opera house last night. and
the attraction. Harry Wards minstrel's
was fully up 10 expectations The over
ture was thoroughly up-to-date. Harry
Ward was good. and the balancing OF the
La Noles excellent. Fisk and Rogers
novelty musical comedians. were above
the average and Monroe and Norello. IN
dian club swingers and jugglers first
class. As a whole. the show was worthy
Of conmends tion-The Daily Bulletin.
Cairo. III.
Wards Ministries viii be at the Craw-
ford Monday. December s.
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demanded that his strength fms in1nf-
cuate He has good rhylhmic serc sa+e
when his love for rsEiain' carries him
lcvond his fingers ca9snid,les. and iFn-
aeinatiou and temperament DE- poss.sess
iu abundance.
Rarely has the TschaiokoWsn Theme
and Variations been pilye1 eith reeter
style. with more o. fantae better
~ proportion. amt more attractive tloa-
nical clarity than BE- gave tfem. h.
crcore vas daiuty bt ezguh'feis- gie ea
The Alceste Caprice was fui ~ capri zone
spirit and surprises. ard the Brahms Msi-
cdie was read vith simplicity aad fnaitl
straightforvardness thar made f. slai-
nentiy effective ane sat's-ying
Mr Holman wiu come to tse Ioler
for a recital Mordag n.x- Decent
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SHIPPERS ANo NOTES.

shippers who had stock ora the market
yesterday were. Henry Bunk. Of Garden
Plain. had car load OF hogs. Joe Scott,
Of Mulvaue mixed load Of cattle and
hogs: 3. H. Craw. Of Havsviile mixed
load of hogs and cattle: SWinney & Fow-
Ter. OF Kingman. car Of hogs, Campbell x
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ct+Ie

There was about the usual number Of
cattle on sale Yesterday and there was no
ouota5le change in prices About the only
noticeable change in conditions was that
the packers did not seem so anxious for
killing cattle unless they were extra socd.
The shippers were allowed to set sa-ce
cattle that they could not have secured =
week ago.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Kansas City.

Kansas City. No. Dec 4--Wheat-De-
Cember s3R4632sc; slay es7s df9izc; cash
No. . hard 65i.uts'sc; No hard s4c. No
> red Soc. No. 3 red 63G55c.
Corn-December 5gssuS9Ssc May 37aG
37isc: cash No. mixed 4oisc; No. white
~. &C. Nc. 3 white c9ize
oats-No. , white s3i9a34c; No. > mixed
Sic
Rye-No. <sc.
Hay-choice timothy slo5oalloo; choice
prairie fs.5o.
Buuer-Creamery 24a-sc. fancy dairy
&c
Eae-Erash pic
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Eggs Fresh 2lizc
Receipts OF wheat = cars


st Louis. Dee. s.-Wheat- Higher No
? red cash elevator nominal; track ia
7Iisc. December 65ssc; Aiay 74FsG74izc NJ.
hard 6747Ic.
Corn-Easy No. cash 45-sc- track 45ss
No. hard 61G71c. G457sc; December
&c. May S9s.c.
Oats-Higher. No. cash &c bill. track
52z Csc. December Use bid. Nay Sis
bid. No white S5c
Rve-Si-c
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TWO or THEM.

There have been some peculiar in
stances OF mistaken identity in Stuart
Robsons company since this years tour
started" said Edward s Luther. bust
ress manager Ior AIR. Robson. and Who is
now in the city arranging tor the appear
ance Of the veteran actor in his revival
OF The Comedy OF Errors at the Toler
on Wednesday. December 10 The com
pany was PLAYING weeks stand and M
Robson. who appears as the Dromio Of
Syracuse. and clifford Leigh. the English
actor who PLAYS the opposite part that
Of the Dromi0 or Ephesius. were stop
ping at the same hotel Il was the Gus
tom of both men TO visit the hotel bar
her shop. Mr. Robson during the fore
noon and Mr Leigh after his luncheon.
AID by chance both men fell into the
habit q taking the same barberalthough
neither visited The shop while the other
happened TO be- there
Towards the close Of the week. while
he was shaving ar Robson. the barber
could contain himself no longer Mr.
Robson he said. YOU have the most pc
culiar beard I ever saw. You get shaved
twice dag and within three Or four
hours apart but the strangest thing Il
that your beard grows as much from
morning 10 afternoon as from afternoon
20 mornins. ara at each time the grain
changes
Mr.. Robson was puzzled for "a mo-
ment ard 5hen denied that r. was II
The habit of shaving twtce q day. How
ever. he Immediately saw the humor y
Che situation. and sent the brush boz
To ask Ar Leigh 10 come into the shop
For goodness sake AR Robson be
exclaimed. are there TWO OF you or DO
/ see double
And thar barber looked the two men
over pretty carefully TOO. ] can reIl sou.
before ~ could separate the two Dro-
mics ard tel which was which
Seat sale an stanford : drug store.
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CAsH QUoTATIoNs

Flour steady. No. spring wheat 7ic
No. ssd121ac: No. , rcd 75i4c; No . corn
e47.c; No 2 yellow CSC: No oats 3la3Iitc;
No white 3iia134c; No. rye 49c: good
feeding barley s5d5Sc; fair TO choice malt
ing 5Q5Sc; No. I fax seed $Ll4, No.
northwestern S1.1o: prime timothy seed
&. s.: mess pork per bbl sl6.75: lard per 100
lbs s10e5a1070. short ribs sides Ooos-)
s 1880; dry salted shoulders (boxcd)
- S7Izas. %: short clear sides Cboxed) $50
ESQ. whiskey, basis Of high wines. not
quoted: clover contract grade $1GS5
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4 GIFTED YOUNG PIANIST

Chicago Tribune. November si1 II VIII
81 interestine - observe what the next
few years VII &c srtisticaiiy FOR Arthur
Hochmau. The young pianist who rece wed
bis professional introlu r;fou % a Chicago
lr1ienc. ~ the haulliH popular yester-
day afternoon IA the Grand opera house
They VIII see his Development iato a
player 81 exceptional powers q = Dis
a-reeah,e uanueTisms.
Just AZ present p seems n staud II
dat critical pelnt where aeepening q
certain attributes vsn carry hin1 across
The slender une that divides so-e2lisi
Individuality 81 iutrrpreraf-ou f-ou The
aecenriesty that cersti-tes iatess Ia
Eire wfi.ellHess ln5 csrieaure
lie uoN iafs1 SIS the listener - con-
startiy eaing Gee unsxnrcsea ard unEo1s-
50 ter thing sra5en cirzlz ado - -
3 crescsnde z4s anticipated . ge.-k
ritardanoe ~ accsG-rsnlo a c1rs1arf
INDUCING il strong and striking dynamic
contrasts. hut she snr,c5izr = ~ these
Effects whae they. ~hen sudicsersir used.
lend playing a certain p,slsacy tat
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Union Livestock Commission Go
"a 81 MOORE. Manaoe

A. s. MOORE, Manager.
Stock Yards, Wichita kan. Consign-
Hnents and cores ondence solicited Mar
iSet report furnished free or application
Proceeds remittcd or day Of sale AlolLsy
20 loan on cattle Phone SSe
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cfsfrl remtds.
swamp-Eoot De- pleasant to take and
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