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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
BIO IS Sow in onr m.nrfs
IIlllsboro Mirror.

Some parties in Fort Worth are trying
TO induce Moody and Sankey TO visit that
city. The next thing we know some en-.
terprising citizen will be trying TO prevail
upon the Lord to visit the Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

TuERE died at plattsburg, Mo-, last
Tuesday, forgotten by all except his
ncighhors, a man who was one OF the
prominent characters Of the country from
$40 TO 1860 That was Gen. and ex-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Brentwood Bulletin.

Fort Worth is to have new paper to
be chrlstened the Prairie Queen, and
which will make It's appearance some time
this month. The Fort is live town and
encourages her papers We wish the
Queen success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
And Cots Its share .
Wichita Herald.

Sau Antonio has several cases of small
poX. We wonder II Fort Worth isn't en-
yious, as the latter city wants everything
that comes into the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

'INcfosEn dne postal note TO cover
subscriptions to weekly for eleven names
begin with last issue Thomas A.
MARKS, Whit Parker county. ON with
the bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Tur way The poor Mormons are being
treated uudcR Democratic administra.
ton Is enough to make Brigham Young
tnm o,Vr 10 ais grave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
y0 rHE pUBLIC.

Parties having bills against THK GA
IErTE viii please present them promptly
on the lat of each month. On the 10th
81 each month every bin of every kind
will DO settled 10 full, Il found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

rnE only short crop in Texas is hemp.
n we can't raise enough OF Il we ought TO
buy more Of Il Tor our sherlfts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Mobeetle Panhandle,

II the state would give one-half of its
school land 10 actual settlers, the school
fund and every other state fund would be
benefited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

"SENn me four more daily and nine
mere saturdays" 80, CAN'T, Brown
wood ON with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

"Ann twenty-five more 10 my Sunday
order, making II e'5 Tor sunday. In for
the bust.n Dick Chamberlain, Denison,
ON wlth We bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

"TuIs little city demands i've more
GAlrlrrs daily and eight more sundays
Ike watelsky, Alyord. on with The bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

OF course The GAZETTE is all the 20
here. People appreciate a paper which
has principles and backbone to maintain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
rnE oAzETrn ADrOAD.

TIE GAZETTE VIII be found FOR sale at the
places named in the following cities
CHICAGO, ltI.--W. q. Si1er, ~ Dearborn
street and L. schanncr Grand Pacific hotel.
sr LOUIS, Mo.--Phiilip Boeder 81 owe
street and Jas Ovcrt0n, southern hotel
UOr sFRfSGE. AMI. II, Davis Co.,
Homer u. Bull. N iIirshaeld and r Il, Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Tur drummer viii continue to occupy
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

81 WANT four more daily w 4.
Cobb, Harold on with tho bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

THE GAZETTE is the only paper in
North Texas tina, now publishes the Asso-
ciated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

pouuux wnv Uuu'u lvcneny ntlns uiu nas
about to leave the bank when happy
thought occurred 20 him. He reached
rto Mn breast nockct and brought ont 8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

vtlnaya - - ssss,'s i'4s.sk,sals, JuA1,.
Richard Need vs.. the State, from GRAY
son county, case 81 burglars; the lower
courts santenrn a nrn va - Al nllr.,.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

mss nate nyrOn mas ous1owuu much
Thought upon the character Of Jerry
TwaddIe, which she assumes with ease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fde circulation of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

one u Publication, second ~. Beiweea Hosstnn
aud Thr0ct morton. Entered At the FORT worth
posfofies - Second. Glass Hall Natter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

All papers in this district are most r.
spectiully requested TO copy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
JUDSON.

Corn planting Is the order of the day
DI. Elliott has built \ new frame
house which very much improves the
looks of his place
Sr.au gram Is looking we'll.
\. Blitinick Is not through gathering
corr Yet.
John Hanler lost L valuable mare
last week.
The bonds carried sor the school
house in ii>tript 20.
Mr.. Hardy and family. from Ohio
have moved into II neisbborhood 10
stay. We welcome them.
:. {. Johnson bong h; a span Of wild
horses. tie means business
Mrs. Hanler. the wife OF Mr.. John
iGmer. died very suddenly on Ion
day morning May L.. about ) o'ciSCk.
after an illness Of three hears. Dr..
Elliott Vas sent for Jut when he ar
rived She was dead. The cause UI her
death i not known. The ts,reaNed
husband and four ch ildrcn Rave the
sympathy ot the snt.-e neicht- ,rtood.
Elder J. l. Stone pr0 'chei the iuneSai
sermon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
CROOKED CREEK.

~
II Waitfe. o, where is our brother tina,
used to write from here Has he dried
up and blown away;
! Hot and dry.
Everybody &Es1sSahe Show.
CarK-fsSo0E is nearly all over
Corn was mostly planted with a lister
Among the farmer tina, have rev
wiDdmills are \. d. Demo, VIM
Dickson, and W. Z. Claypool.
Mr.. Chaplin has a brother here from
Iowa. He is breaking tor r. New
house now.
Someone is building a new house
and barn on a place vest OF Cbas. Fem
bricks. Does anyone know who it il
d. F. Tenant. house i nearly
completed, and the next thing in order
will be a house warming.
Henry McCup has built a pasture
for hl. COWS.
Joe Warner has rented his farm for
tin. summer to a Mr. Bird
Mr.. Mayfe!d'. brother, of Red Cloud
has been up helping him put in hi
corn.
Mr.. Jim Emigh has Dough. a large
number to feed for sale this fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
INAVALE.

The lad.c> Of this place arc prcpar-
ing for an ice Iea ~festiya! 10 be held
soon, the proceeds 10 80 toward:
purchasing an organ Tor the Sunda!
school.
\ little daughter has arrived al Mr.
James Broomiield'-, tic grow p with
the country All parties doing wei
especially the father.
Mr,. l.. {. Olmstead i, quite uuvelI,
Mrs. George Arnold, OF Red Cloud, ],
with her.
4 Mr.. C~hamberliD, OF kirksvillc, la,
Is visiting In. brother 10. Chambcrlin
for "A lew days. lie and his wife are
Oh 4 pleasure trip to the mountains.
our worthy assessor, J. T. Brooks,
has been appointed notary public.
Now We IA swear to anything We
want 10 and ia much as We have a
mind To.
We can entertain strangers now, as
r.. a. NanDykc has opened a hotel,
and l.. y. Edison a stable.
We have a ilourIshing Sunday
Nool now under the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of l.: Eddy.
Fast I~navale school house is
again on the wilRSs!!.vss' Will he located
nea Humphrey Smiths place this
time. SAME.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28

NoNIS To loan a. reasonable rats on
good personal or Cha;tel security. Also
farm, loans made al lowest rate. oi
interest. e. r. GATHER.
35rf Abstract Office, Red Cloud.
IrCH and scratches 81 every kind
cured In - minutes 10y Woolforl's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This
never fails. Sold hy Ferguson & c. drug
.i>t. Rri Cloud. 25-Iy
BOYS suits from Sl.50 and upwards
,men's suits from $50 and upwards, a
the Golden Eaale.
Tvs best aud cheape>, line Of laces
Hambures, and everlasting trimmings
At Mrs. Newhouses
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28

Hot and dry. yx
No severe storms Of. any Kind thi.
season.
Farmers are about through with theil
| lanting.
Mrs. VIM. Norris and her dsughte,
Clara. took the train at this place on
Monday last, bound for Idaho Spring.
for the benefit Of Mrs. Norris health,
which has been poor for severa! years.
II Smith. the old. reliable lightning
rod man, was in town Tuesday.
c. W. Fuller has bough, the stock oil
hardware Of Peak 4 La:ta.
Articles Of incorporation Of .'The
Cowics Bank were signed by the
shareholders this week.
The people Of Cowles and vicinity
baye organized a union Sunday school
which, 60 far. has been well attended
Memorial services will be held here
next Sabbath at II o'clock a. IN. The
Rev. W. ID. Page will deliver the dis
course. All are invited to attend.
Asa Hurd and +. :. Reed started on
tuesday IN nOrthwcsterlv direction
IN search OF homes. While We are
very sorry 10 lose them, We wish them
abundant success.
q. W. Hager and DR.. Schenck at
tended the Wad FL Ward lecture at
Red Cloud on Tuesday.
{. {. Bennett started on Wednesday
morning for Akron, Col, from which
point lac will so IN search OF land.
LITTLE HATCHEI.
The people Of Cowle, who desire 10
attend Sell, Bros consolidated SHOWS
at Red Cloud on June ), can secure
round trip tickets at reduced rates by
calling al depot.
w. II. Howe spent Saturday in
Franklin.
+. ". Ferguson was in Blue Hill on
Monday.
Are you going to celebrate the lth?
Don't all speak at once.
Rev. VIM. WOolman. of Napouee,
was III the city on Monday. .
Mr.. James Gibson. who for the pas,
years has been clerking for Peak
K Latta, started on Monday for Aims
worth. Neb. GIBBS many friends would
be glad To see him return to Cowles.
BY all means let lis have telephone
commur lcation with Blue Hill -
Rock, Red Cloud, " Luide
own IN the nd every other
And the ~Ce'Tt6ihity, making Cowles
he center Office. W
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Final Proc. Notice.
Legal Notice.
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th@ distract cuurt oi Webster ~s'au'l N"tsra~ss
a.asl~t nuu. trr u'gs,t Aud PRAYER e utt~h ~.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Money to Loan.

DIR. Schenck has been appointed. by
the Nebraska and Kansas Farm Loan
Company as their agent n Cowle>.
Parties wishing loans viii de- well 10
see the doctor. The company i pre-
pared 10 make loans a! ? per cent. and
IN sums Ia suit. 3ptf
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Farm Loans.

Farm loans negotiated. Farm loans
on most favorable terms. Loans can
be paid by giving - DAYS notice with
GU extra cost. Look To your hes,
Interests and call on me at nv office
over Fir>; National Bank.
ID. Il. SP,NoGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
For Sale at a Bargain.

\ new seven room house with four
lots, situated In the most desirable
bart Of the city. Can be- bought on
long time. Inquire OF ID. NJ. Plat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Notice.

A. that, want; a square meal ON -hor'
notice 20 {" it. >tar restaurant Srni
meals ~ a.! hour.
TARk HAT-pN. Proprietor.
y lunth a.. - h-si az nee .,D~s
hog consisting 81 bro j .Dr-. &c. T.:
.sle Inquire y!
81: JxIru GlAyn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Money! to Loan

On real estate in Nebraska or Kan
saS, interest al . per cent. No bonus
charged. CLANCY 4 bentley.
3.if Red CIoud \.L
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Notice.

Notice /, hereby given that the anc
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Red Cloud Homestead. Building and
Loan Association for the election OF
officers and the transaction of other
important business. will be held IN 'hc
Webster County Abstract Office on
Monday evening, June u, lsSG
NJ. Il. MrNITT, President.
\. 4. HOsNER, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
We Ill liveth yes.

We MI liveth va.
Rev. Pond, If &. L. church. will
preach at the Catherton school house
Nav :, NJ II u. IN.
Miss Scott Is proving an efficient
worker in the Sunday school.
tncie Henry and Aunt Margaret
Richards started To Virginia on las,
Tuesday.
Thomas MatheI is numbered with
the sick. DIR. Andre US, officiating.
Miss Mary McCallum is progressing
finely IN her music.
W. Ii. Householder takes the lead
for clean corn.
Miss Sarah Fisher. was visit,n. with
her many friends III Piainview last
week.
Rev. DAVIS preached All able dis
onr>e y; Highland last Sunday.
L-snm Burkholder drives with a
nss harness.
II. Rachendifer is the champion sod
breaker.
l.uther Richards desires 10 return
thanks TO his many friends who 80
kindly administered tn him ia his
recent illness. and especially ( Mr..
John McCallum and family for their
unlimited care and attention. LOVE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
bath sponges, a fine assortment, ut
City Pharmacy.

Datil spCllScS, a me assortment, IL
City Pharmacy.
Furniture OF all descriptions ut
Tinker's old stand, at prices that defy
competition. Always see us before
you buy, rs We buy extensively, and
can therefore sell cheaper than any
house in the valley. BE sure and see
us. +. Y. TAYLOR.
Patent medicines of every kind Il,
City Pharmacy.
\ guarantee with every can Of the
Sherwin Williams paints, at the City
Pharmacy.
\. large quantity of excellent brick
Tor sale at Plumb Bros brick yard. VA
1.-The largest assortment OF soaps in
tie city at City Pharmacy.
Remember the City Pharmacy EAR.
ri, only the best grades of medicines
Fifty empty barrels for sale cheap at
City Pharmacy.
Try the Es,ey Sewing Machine. 1t
is the finest machine that Is made.
For sale 10y F. V. Taylor the east side
furniture man, Red ClouG.
The E>tey Sewing Machine the hes,
in the world for sale by r. V. Taylor.
4 roNY for sale. Apply to Plumb
Bros, at their brick yard. 43w4
Toilet articles, Toilet articles Of
various kinds, mt City Pharmacy.
We are receiving furniture daily
don forget it, and we are bound 10
sell il. +. Y. TAYLOR
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
Ducker's Cash Dry Goods House.

Ducker's Cash Dry Goods House.
Just received, another large line OF
lawns in black, white, and colors. Also
IA large line of figured lawns, and figur-
ed and plain India linens, at prices
lower than ever before. We now have
the hand>Omc>t | ne of para>o!S and
fans eyer brought To the city, AT our
usual low prices. We would like To
call your attention to ouI stock OF
ladies hose. which Is the largest ard
best line IN the west, ranging III price
from 10 cents up To $50 per pair.
Ducker's Cash Dry Goods House is the
only dry goods house IN the Valley.
j. J. Du.kER K Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28

Excursions on all Rail- Dads NJ
Special Reduced Rates. Trip Tickets
sold. Inquire ot your station agent.
Y. BAT the end Of the present,
season the existing SELLS SYNDI.
CATE OF three shows will ne dissolved
and each separate establishment re
sumo lis own proper circuit. Never
again will the three shows travel in
conjunction n one price Of admission
Ia all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28

! see the CathertOn corrcspouden,
has moved away or intends to.
Weather beautiful.
Small grain looks well.
Farmers are nearly all done plant.
Ing corn.
Dr. j. W. Andrews, has returned
from his extended visit at Red Cloud
Miss Bertha McCaIlum has returned
home where she is going to school a,
present.
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. +. Richard hav.
gone to their old home in Virginia.
Luther Richard is improving fast, he
thinks he Will he able To 90 to work in
two weeks, he returns thanks 10 his
friends for thci: Kindness during his
sickness.
Mrs. John McCallum is able to be
around again.
MIR. Chas. Beetow has iugt complet-
ed a new ci>tern.
W. II. Rice boasts OF having the
finest calf in the county.
Some of the Red Cloud gentlemen
were visiting at Newtown SUNDAY.
Our Sabbath school Is a success. !Nr.
Z. IL. Rust, Superintendent, every Sun.
day at II O'Clock.
Mr.. /. Byrnes has sold his farm, he
will go Ia his old home in Ireland soon
There will be be quarterly meeting
AT Plain View school house Nav Is.
10, 20, the |. Il. will make y success.
II We see this in print you may hear
again from, Il. No.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28

>ila> CARRIER. rrr,t Gr". L. Holland. \ IT,
W. :. ~',aricr. td~uI-r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
THREE TIMES
LARGER!

Than any areniG establishment or wild
beast show that ever crossed the CONT
ncnt, requiring three times the invest
ell capital. ONE MILLION DOL
LARS INVOLVED, Three times the
largest travelling trains, three times rs
many employees. three times more ac
compli>hcd actors. three times the
salary list, and It's a natural conse-
quencc three Il mes the fun and three
times mo e show than Won ever SAW
since YOU were born. SELLS BROS.
confidently expect to draw three times
rs many people aS any of their predc-
rcsSor> They have been fourteen
years before the public ami never yet
counted without their host" When
the multitudinou~ masses know that
besides
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
3 More Complete Me.


Than were ever before put on wheels,
they will actually behold the only
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-28
DIRE TOR

>iia> CARRIER. t'ro- |. fini-ft'-.
l. y. smith. q - fri~|rs
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Jones, Vicissitudes.

There is considerable gossip here about
Senator J. P. Jones, of Nevada. He has
had more ups and down, perhaps. thae
any other rich man in the country. HIS
has been supposed to be worth SIS. .000,-
900 to $40, 900, 900, and again to be an
poor as church mouse. His methods
of doing business are so loose that he
scarcely ever knows if he is solvent or
not. For four or five years it was we'll
underst TODD that he was far from prosper.
Gus. Then it became known that he
had struck gold mine in Alaska, with
some California people which was lifting
him out of his difficulties. The adage
that it never rains but it pours seems to
hold good in his case. He discovered
few days ago. it is reported, that he held
the title to some property near Los An.
geles, California, with an extent OF some
is, 900 or 100000 acres, which in his
days of trouble he mortgaged to the
Bank of Nevada. The land was then
worth about 50 an acre. Jones never
paid any attention to the mortgage and
supposed that the property had been
gobbled up long ago to pay it. Recent.
ly he discovered that he held the title
and that the property had gone up in
value and is now worth SIS or $50 an
acre, enough in itself to make him big
fortune when the mortgage is paid off
On the top of this comes the rise in value
of the Consolidated California and Viz.
ginia mining stock, IN which he has some
interest. The stock has been down as
low as Is cents. 1t is now selling at $40.
OF course, every one who knows Mr..
Jones is gratitied with his prospects, as
he is one of the most genial men in pub.
lie life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
FOREIGN.
The Colin-C Campbell Case
in Progress.
IT WILL LAST A MONTH.
Editors Jailed in MexicO-Oarsmen
Preparing for a Rowing
Match.

Especial to the Herald by the Associated Press.
LONDON, December 4.-On the open
ing of the Campbell divorce case to-day
Fenlay, of the defendants counsel,
stated that Lord Colin Campbell be-
lieved that the testimony of Amy
Wright, the nurse, that Lady Colin was
suffering from disease at the time Of her
marriage. was false. Baker, the groom
in the employ of Sir Charles Foster,
deposed that in June and July he ssw
Lady Colin several times entering the
Duke of Marlborough's house. Marga-
ret Law, housemaid in the service of
the Duke of Argyle, testified to the late
ness of Lady Collins return home from
her visits to the Duke of Marlborough.
A number of other witnesses were then
called to testify to Marlborough visits
to Lady Colin. The Justice begged Of
the counsel not to prolong the case by
the production of unnecessary evidences.
SAT the present rate the hearing of the
testimony will last a month" said the
Justice. Davis, travelling servant, tes-
titled that he watched Lady Campbell in
Paris aud saw her at several hotels
where she received visits from MARI
borough. The hearing was then ad-
iourned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
THE WALKER TRACT.
An Auction Safe OF Real Estate
which Brought Ready Prices.

An Auction Safe OF Real Estate
which Brought Ready Prices.
The Walker Tract, consisting of forty
two building lots, on Main street and
Grand avenue, just below Adams street,
was sold on the grounds Friday after
noon at o'clock, by order of Geo. R.
Shatto. The auctioneer was Walter
Newhall. Bidding was brisk and prices
good, as can be seen from the appended
list of sale. The total sale brought
S34,OS5. The lots were disposed of Gs
follows:
Lot "a, F. McCoe, Sll95; lots 10 and
Is, J. M. Donahue, 500 each; lot II,
C. ]. Richards. $500; lots l, 2 and 3, H.
Stoffregn, $l240, $3.50, $500; lot 4, j.
s Mailman, 500; lot 6, ]. K. Smith,
$40; lots 9, 10 and IL, Harry Kemp,
5000 each; lot AZ, j. s. Sherman, Sl050;
lot 4S, H. Newtield, STOPS; lots A, 43
and AZ, F. McCoye, $3.50, $3.50, $675;
lot Al, G.. A. Newhall, S675; lot 20, A.
Willhartitz. S675; lot 80, G V Bouquist,
$675; lots 81, 80, 80 and "a, L Mays,
$645 each; lot 35, G.. w. Wagner, S645;
lot 36, j. P. Brockmier, $645; lot 80,
Jos. Mays, S645; lot 3S, III. Hudspetch,
S645; lot 40, w. A. Morgan, S645; lot
81, w Benz, $645; lot 2S, j. A. New
man, 500; house and barn, II. Stoffregn,
$2425; lot 81, j. I. Boyd, $500; lots 20,
Is, and Is, F. McCoe, 500, $3.50. $3.50;
lots l3 and IL, j. M. Donahue, $685.
each; lot IA, j. 7. Boyd, $3.50; lot 40,
H. j. Boyle, S670; lots "A, 43, AZ and
Al, Henry Wyle, $3.50, $3.50, S675,
S675
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
EASTERN.
New York Wheat Market
Excited.
MUCH GRAIN CHANGES HANDS.
Shorts Buy Heavily and Long
Wheat Thrown on the Mar
ket Without Effect.

TSoectdt TO the Herald bv the Associated Press
New YORK, December 4.-This was
another eventful day in the wheat mar.
ket aud option trading was simply phe.
nomenal, over 29,000,0O0 bushels
changing hands, making total of over
52, 900. 900 bushels for two days, some.
thing that has never before been known
in the history of the grain trade. 1t is
claim, d among brokers on the floor that
the speculative interest is steadily turn
ing from Chicago to this city. Some
attribute the increased activ.
ity to the abolition of trading in puts
and calls on the Chicago Board of Trade.
During the day there was considerable
although fluctuations were
within the narrow range of a@3 cents.
"Shorts.' were heavy buyers ana consid-
erable ''long" wheat was thrown on the
market without having much effect.
Prices were shade lower at the close as
with the current rates OF yes
terday.