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T. UlItD, hAtAN, IihL'
The Destructive esrnadO In Neb-
raska: Downponrs in the North
Ill., western States.
lTef -
d. '1ia i-------- 4 y
PANIC AND DgazH IN 4 BALL
81 ROOF:
Two Females Lose their Lives and
} Thirteen Others in a Crlti-
so .ar cal Condition.
-sltffr 49, XII -
Ex-PREsinEST HAYES AND THE
s..a u NEGROES
German -Lutheraps in Convention
Pass ResoIutiOSs Against the
80 Bennett Law.
PANIC AND pEazH IN a BALL
81 ROOF:
Ex-PREsioENT hayes AND THE
~. u NEGROES
ADAY's CASUALTIES.

By Telegraph to the SEws.i
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DIRECTORS:
JOHN SHARP. President.
NOSES THATCHER Yioe-PrssieeBt,
". W. RTTKR,
: r BARsEs,
J. T. LITTLE.
:. C. CUTLER.
JAMES sHAKP.
aESET DswooDE4
D. Il. PEEKT.
wv. JzSS.SGs,
sEoEgE RosSEI,
ALGEASr,
L : Ellis. Gather
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WASHINGTON, June TN The
Senate the resolution was agreed to
for an inquiry Into thu manage
ment Of the Fish Commissioner
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

License to marry was issued yesterday to
Peter Junger and Catherine Hemes.
Governor Toole has appointed Simon
Jacobs, of Silver Bow county, a notary pub
The election returns will be received over
special Western Union wire at The Helena
Tuesday night.
The Office of train master on the Rocky
Mountain division of the Northern Pacific
has been abolished.
The regular meeting of the Helena Re-
lief committee will meet on Monday after
noon at half past one at the residence of
Mrs. Atkinson on Hiawatha street, west
side.
There is a rumor around the railroad
shops of Missoula, that the Northern Pac.
ific general Offices Of Helena are to be
transferred to Tacoma, but the rumor has
no creditable source.
Registry Agent Smell will be at his Office
ON Edwards street on che day of election to
correct any errors which may have been
cincts Of No. registration district.
W. H. Baker was given hearing before
Judge Sanders yesterday. His attorney
moved dismissal of the case on the ground
of insuffcienoy OF evidence. The motion
will be argued tomorrow.
The society of the trainers Of the consti-
tuition are issuing some neat invitations to
the first annual banquet at The Helena.
The banquet committee is L. III. Hershfield.
w. A. Chessman and William Muth. Sat
urday evening. November 8, is the date Of
the feast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
TWO MORE FOR THE PEN.
William Sheldon and James Baker
Found Guilty in the District
Court.
The First for Perjury ana the
Other for Attempted
Burglary.
All Kit withdraws His Plea OF Guilty and
Will Stand Trial for Smoking
Opium.

The jury in the case of William H. Shell.
don came into court yesterday, and an.
nounced that they had agreed on verdict
of guilty. No punishment was fixed in the
verdict, and Judge Hunt will impose
sentence at some future day. Sheldon was
tried on the charge of perjury, and it was
his own affidavit that convicted him. He
had been witness in civil case il which
A. A. LaRue was interested. His testimony
was given in LaKue's favor. After the case
was decided Sheldon and LaRue fell out. aud
the former went to Lawyer William Wallace
and told him that his testimony had been
false, and that he had sworn as he did on
promise of receiving $7s. Lawyer Wallace
had been counsel in the civil case, and inn
mediately had Sheldon make his affidavit,
and called the attention of the grand Jury
to the matter. The result was that Sheldon
was indicted for perjury and LaRue for
subornation of perjury. LaRue will be
tried later on. The punishment for per-
jury is from one to fourteen years impris-
Onment.
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cans, and claimed that wherever England
carried her commerce there was steady
now OF money to London, leaving behind a
mock OF beggars. This and similar appeals
TO national prejudices somewhat marred an
Otherwise entertaining talk.
On the silver question Mr.. Sweet was ev-
identity at some disadvantage on account of
Carriers record, but he got around the mat
tef, or rather he walked right over it, by
not attempting to explain. Carter's repu.
tation ON that issue had evidently reached
Mr.. Sweet, 80 he contented himself with
the modest claim that there was but one
mantle fame-chased Carter-to speak for
the miners against the greatest lobby ever
seen in Washington.
The speaker, in reviewing some of the
events of the late war, referred to the rotten
navy-so denominated. he said, by the
democrats-and told of the engagement of
the Kearsarge and the Alabama off the
coast of France. "In thirty minutes after
they met" he asked, where was the pri-
vateer!" and answered his own question
tersely, "McGinty." Laughter ''Sent
down by one of the rotten hulks," he con-
tlnued. Gone where Carter sent Macgin-
MS, and where he will send that estimable
but misguided gentleman, w. W. Dixon"
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JAMES BAKER CONVICTED.

A Very Bad Man, but Not Success as a
Burglar.
While the jury was out celebrating on
the fate of James Baker, the accused sat in
the district court room yesterday chatting
with the clerk and bailiff. AS the Jury
came in and handed Judge Hunt their YER
dict Of guilty and as the clerk read il
Baker was apparently the most Indifferent
person in the room. The jury did not az
the amount of punishment, but it is in the
option of the court to make it anywhere
from two to fifteen years. imprisonment.
Baker had broken a window in the store of
the Helena Hardware company on the
night of Aug. 10 last, but was arrested be-
fore he secured any booty. While in the
station house he made saw of part of Ia
BILE knife. and had nearly succeeded in cut
ting through the bars when detected. A
few days ago he assaulted and badly beat
up one Of the prisoners at the Jail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
PERSONAL.

Col. Broadwater visited Butte YESTERDAY.
returning home in the evening.
Departures via Great Northern: Robert
Mckee and Scotia Matson, Kansas City, Mo;
A. Cowden, Chicago; Agnes Otterman,
Cleveland, o.; Il. j. O'Connor, Sioux City,
Iowa.
Abe Deutsch and Happy jack Shannon,
jovial pair of drummers representing New
York importers and manufacturers, are al
The Helena, and will spend a few days in
the city.
Helena Business College-Wm. r. Allen.
OF Anaconda, Mont; A. III. Gassert. Cooke
City, Mont. VIM. HomburQer, Neubero.
Baden. These entered the Helena Business
College last week.
Departures via Northern Pacific: Mrs.
NJ. Blackwell, Racine, Wis; Lora Black
we'll. Racine, Wis; NJ. Mails San Francisco,
Cal; D. G. Morrison, San Francisco, Cal.
J: L. Plat, Jr.. st. Panl; II. d. Garfield,
Chicago; Ohas. j. Vaughn, New York.
Monroe Salisbury, the pioneer stage pro-
prietor and extensive horse breeder of
Pleasanton, CAL, also owner of Homestake.
is in the city on business connected with
his Montana and Idaho stage lines, G. r.
Felt, superintendent, and J.J. Davis, score
tary for Mr.. Salisbury, are also in the city
They are domiciled at the Grand Central.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
A Successful l school.

Successful School.
There are now more than a hundred
pupils enrolled at the Helena Business COL
lege. the attendance averaging SO per cent
of the enrolment. Speaking of the pupils
the other day, Prof. Engelhorn said he
never before witnessed 80 much application
and such good results in SO short time.
Some Of the work of the pupils shows a
decided improvement in the past six weeks.
A majority OF the pupils are from out of
town, and nearly if not quite all the coun-
ties in the state are represented. Prof.
Engelhorn we'll deserves his success, as he
spares no expense in securing trained and
competent assistants, while an examine
ton of the text books in use in the school
the students knowledge of the things
which will be useful to them after they
leave the college.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
An Kit Thought Better Of It.

All Kit Thought Better Of 1t
All Kit. one of the Cinnamon under in
dictment for smoking opium about two
weeks ago appeared in court and pleaded
guilty. All Kit can talk no English. Yes
terday, through an interpreter, he told
Judge Hunt that he did not understand
what he WAS doing when he confessed, so he
wanted to withdraw his plea of guilty. and
stand trial. Under the circumstances Judge
Hunt allowed him to do so, and his friends
furnished bail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
New Corporation.

The certificate of incorporation of the
Iron Chief Mining company was filed with
the secretary Of state yesterday. The in
corporators are Henry Kertz. Charles H.
Kertz, John E. Kertz, John G. Kertz and
p. T. Suydam. The capital stock is 3, $780,
coo in shares of S. each.
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Arrivals At the Grand Central.

H; W; Burroughs. st.
Paul.
E: +. Nave. Raiders
burg.
NJ. Salisbury. San Fran.
cisco.
C. B. Felt, Salt Lake.
Court Sheriff, Canyon
Ferry.
W. A. Passarant, Jr,,
Pittsburg.
j. j. Hall. Jefferson.
]. r. Whitmire, Bloss,
burg.
j. d. BoAsley, Rosebud,
Robert Zugen6elder
PiQuA, @.
John Forrest, Black
foot.
p. u. Cofman, Chi,
]. II. Kerrick, Mime
apolis.
John buchanan. Cedal
+ Rapids, Ia.
Mrs. Shemline, Great
Falls.
David Thomas. Great
Miss Mollie Foney,
Wickes.
Jas Nihley. Fort Nc
Leod.
C. L. Robb. Best Foun-
tam, u.
c. p. st. John. Chi
Geo. J. Bottchsr, Jay
Gould.
Wm. Hughes, White
Sulphur Springs.
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Cha. 8. Harris, Raiders
burg.
A. j. Burns. Marysville.
Ed. Rurns, EllistOn.
f. NJ. Eastman, Chi
cAgo.
U. d. Rcwser, Forest
City, III.
G. H. Sherman, Uni
versity Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Boz
CART. Demersville.
Val. Starhach, Placer.
w; ". Beasley. hose
bud.
+. IA Herrin. Black
foot
Dan Cook. Blackfoot,
G. j. Jones, San Fran
cisco.
Hy Deyo, Chicago
J. r. Cha!dicott. Chi
cAgO.
s. Hanson. Maiden.
3. Spitzley, Great Falls.
]. j. CAvis, Billings.
j. A. Littoll, Great
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Fresh Oysters by Express Daily,
New York Counts 50 centa Extra selects
% cents Per can. No slack Allsd cans. Try
tnem. LxmaAY 4 Co.,
20 and e Edwards street.
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The Pee Hive for bargains.

You can find everything in the line Of notion
1T FOwles' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
WIN Arrive To-Day.

Via Great Northern: N. M. Styles. Chas.
Spencer. G. A. Speedy, E. T. Broadwater
and wife.
Via Northern Pacific: Mrs. Nelson Rogue
and brother, Mr.. Frank Jacquem,n, Mr..
Christian Wilson, Mr.. A. l.. True, Mr., A.
Norther, Mr.. J. Black, Mr.. j. H. Kenner,
Mr.. I. u. Duley, Mr.. T. NJ. Sanders and
Mr.. S. X. Noeze.
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Arrivals .. Tho Hel.n..

Lesley Bates, San Fran Mrs. Il. J. Sv.v.
clsec. Billings.
>. n. shannon, ian Frank W. Gibbore. st.
=, rfancasco. Paul
n. = Laggett, Chi G. w. Herr. Rochester.
pn A. D. TourtillOtt, San
=. 0oAto Great Francisco.
~ ans N. q. Bntter6eld. Chi.
~, euu Mu. mos. cAH0
u I1snasan, Greet Tails. Geo. H. Campbell, Min
hApE. anss Asnew. St. neepolis.
I: L: Daggett. st. Paul. Psni. As' o''
Abe DeotscA. New York. Willis Sve,t idaho
;r,h anuerson' big I. Hanlon, White Sul-
W r. phur Springs
VIII AsSAor, canton, M. and Mrs. W. T.
A Taylor. New York
.. ~. 8. aoons' san fraa- y. G. Shepard. St Paul
r r. Seims, St Paul.
It. 1T9ses 81. raul. r Il. Smith, Omaha.
MY Sucnt. Great ]. Il. krand, Urea
+. HAmlin and vita. Wa n. ~ III psn ICA-
Michigan. n II. N,lIs fsx;r.
z. N8an, St. LOuia ston.
J. Tucker, Denver. Col r III. Narlovr. Ch;c..r
ueo NEWMAN. n Paso. ". D. TAornton, HQtte
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Latest from London.
LONDON, Nov. l-[Speoial cablegram to
z. G. Baboock. THE annual auction sale
was large and competition strong for mid
ding and small Alaskans. Large pups ad-
vanced 80 per cent; middlinR pups ad-
vanced 100 Per cent; small pups advanced
lib per cent.
G. NJ. LAMsoN l. Co.. London.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Michigan Sweet Cider
For sale In barrels. half barrels and by
the gallon. LupsAx 4 Co.
20 and % Edwards street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A few baby carriages at Tn, Ees Hive at less
than cost to gain room.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

For children's and ladies' wool hos cry and I'M
cent.
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Towels and table linens ut cost at The Bee Hive
to make room for no iday goods
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

beautiful 1t ]. Steinmets Cos thsn slssvhera e
go them. it buying for wife, sWesthsaTt OF
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Kid gloves fitted to the hand without extra
charge at Fowles' Cash store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Buy your silyerware and ont glass at The Be,
Hive and save 20 per cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Wells
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
New outs of all kinds At Lindsay aCos.

Ladies' and children's wiAtsr underclothins
very low At The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Lnndborg's perfumes at The Bee Hive at New
York prices.
Handkerchiefs from SO to $2.25 1t Fowlss'
Cash Store,
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Latest from London.

The largest line Of glassware in the city at The
Bee Hive. ~
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Fresh Oyste~hv

New as.. date. and lemon. :. 1ina..y 4 Co.
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If You want number one dinner 90 to thu
Crystal, Grand street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

x. YORK Prodacs Exchsnrv upen
thsu. snd send them oas a. e1cisl
u sea detained LsaTea xorth, s.
Josspb NsEph-s Ns~ orls2A1 ash-
- ana Port HsrOn ss0cks bsslAss
.grulsss az fcrsy oF mere ether polnts
q sssaull2tion. n addition q supplies
.talgkt o. nine hlna-ed railway ele-
vators Nhich. IS voc say. have sprung
ap "a Minnesota, Dzkotz. Nlsoonsin
snAloxa how DO yos kno~. 81 h0~
~fll ths trsas knoW. thst tie totals are
&ecuratef
replied that 4 BEststreets undsr-
took to obtain E0e o4la referred 70 IL
would get it from sathorl1ed agents of
elevators and warehouses. through its
orn CORES pondents. ass As any news
usoer might that tie presump ption thAs
warehouse agents would or could lie
su,.c essfaily) month after month 10
intelligent lOoal CORES pondents was
not only absurd BAT libel On the
commercial morality ~ The trade Of
which tie New YORK Prod ges Exchange
Is type
.Bnt. intsrposed Mr.. walker. we
are the New / ork Produce Exebsnge.
and make an 'orrciaI statement OF that
on which We set cur seal Go ahead.
shall watch your work with interest "
And be did Some years after he
d.clsrsd that the new and compfe hen.
siye report % the visible supply OF
wheat which included SOCKS az
7s cities and SOS interior elevators
along the lines Of railways, East o'
tha Rocky Mountains. was al that
had been promised in my conversation
with hin IN 1854.
In October last these reports showed
the unprecedented movement OF wheai
from farmers hands ot 90 oOO. oOS
bushels, while the oficial statement
knew moth ing of =
The report now goes 90 India. as vel
a. n London and Liverpool. where 4
appears TO be regarded as more OF I
I prics-maker than the Official statement I
ALBERT c. STEVENS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
AGAINST THE ORDINANCE.
The BOARD Of Trade viii Protest to the
Common Council

At the last meeting OF the Board of
Trade the millers called attention TO the
new car service rules, the charges for
demurrage, and urged that they arc
serious detriment 70 the milling busl-
ness here. The whole matter was rc-
ferred to tho Committee on TranspOrta-
ton to report at the next meeting,
which will be held next Tuesday night.
That committee viii meet the millers
and others VINO are not pleased with
the new rules, for consultation,
tonight. Jonu WiddIcomb stated
that the rules, IN his experience, are
proving very useful.
Citizens Of HoughtOn county, Upper
Peninsula, asked that the Board OF
Trade Iou them n urging Congress to
hiv the Portage Lake ship canals across
kcwccuaw peninsula, and make them
free water WAYS. 10 was referred %
the Committee on legislation, watch
subsequently, made the following re-
port. winch was unanimously adopted.
Your Committee on legs atlon, t.
winch was referred the matter of the
commun cation ot the citizens com
nattro 0f Uougttou. relative 10 the
Portage Lake channel and canals, beg
f leave 20 report and recommend:
Tuat We request our Senators and
I Repre- seutat.ves i'm Congress that they
urge the passage of a measure tor tie
purchase %. those canals or waterway
bv t1c general Government, the cana s
t0 be- hereafter maintained and im-
proved and made free g. tho public.
Re,,f-~f That the secretary transmit
I a memorandum of the acton 0f The
E H,.~f ff.+h fho rrrrfn~t that fn0V GIVE
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

DROBATF ORDEB-Staie ~ Michigan. Coun
4 ~ OF Kent. 50. At = sesS OF ~ the PROBATE
bate once in The CITY 81 Grand Rapids on
the llth day of February. in the ycaf one
thousand eight hundred sEd ninety
Present. Cyrus Perkins. Judge az Probate.
In the matter of The estate Of
JACOB W. Ann III. deceased
An instrument in writing purrorinf - be
the last will and testament 81 sa'd deceased
having been hled in tlis court for probate.
IL Is ordered that Friday. the I'D day 81
March next ~ 10 O'Clock Do TIC fore
noon al said Probate once. he appo atea iof
proving said instrument
And if Is further ORDERED. that copy ~ fhis
order be published three successive v eeht pre-
viouS n said dav q hearing. Iu fhf IfF
cp.u Hrrarn. 2 daily news paper printed anc
circulating ir saId County ~ Kent.
~ trne COW ClTI-E n TIEkINh
Judge ~ Probate
ADofrH =. Mteos. Register fr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

SIDEWALK AND Nuisance ROLL Tor
= quarter ending February DO ls'o City of
Grand Rapids
TO
Hattie +. Adams A T. Burnett Mary f.
Roa Oman Fif Cummings, V. Cooper 1. p
Corblt. lsasc T.. C.urch. IS. Croakute. Peter
Dorau / ID. FoIrff Grand Rapids and lnfI
ana Railroad Company. Freeman Godfrey
Nj Gardiner NT hathaway. Mrs Homer.
W. Hewlett. Mrs Harriet Morton. George 81
Moore. l. D.. Mcdonnell. Mrs Morris. kichsic
Orpeu. Joseph Penney IS. p. Parks. fuiCIs
Page T. j. Roberts. Rathbun and iIory -
fafes r = Richards. julius Nchlndlrr. Frler
~nidcr SIR. Stewart. saiah stewart uknnNI,
%. A. Whitney. Edward. n NcathcrN, john hit
worth. j. :. Whitman. John Vest. George
LuIdcms
lau are hereby notified that assessments
are about 70 he made upon you 90 ociray fhe
expense % the Aforesaid Improvement an
assessment roll has been made "a the prem
Uses and is on fle in the clerks once -
said city. where ~ VIII remain open for ir
specilon until Monday evening. February .
1sa0 when and where you can appear bfio0r
the Common Council on said even nE and
show cause II any. Why saic assessine ut~
should not be made and collected accord ne
10 law. " A. Fhl d AhN.
city CLERK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

Ass Subscribe 40 rHE fEdEShsn'
aKEAfD ~ho faiis 80 receive tne paP1
rzsataciy. ar Who nay have reason %
.onsplain ~ late delivery. vii confer
special favor 81 Informing this osios ef
she fact a. once. s-nd Pestai card or ssl
- teiephoas 58t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY LOANED or real estate Fsuass 4
VI >wsrthout. lawyers. over National City
Bank -
cash To J0AN-Houses 70 sell and rent.
y farms aud vacant iofs 90 soil. al grades
and fp different localities - betf0m prices.
terms and time made 90 suit. interest low
Cal ~ room b NfT HousemsI block. on Henry
fralrk 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
BusIKEss cELEcrg.

4 RARE business opportunity stock of
y general merchandise Tor sale ln village
within a. miles of Grand Rapids Sales itsf
year g.. '0). pay sare. Buildings Tor saie o.
rent. Would Iahe ln part payment some
desirable real estate ln tsrsno Rapids. eood
telegram II Herald. l
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
TURSTTURE STORED.

RADCLiFF 6HQLT. general warehousemen.
~ ~ Ut south Division 81. store hoUerhni1
goods A. low rates; p7rkinE and moving
promptly ATTENDED 70 by telephou|aE 20. an1
fs-I ..
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be ths
largest Of AL Micn gan Deilles Ex'
sept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14


This is reached by presuming that
the IS. 600. 600 bushels of wheat on hand
lin and out of farmers hands, on
August1. 1889, prove sufficient 10 carry
US into the new cereal year seven
months hence out OF these l2S. 600, 900
bushels we have exported about 55. OOO,-
600 bushels. leaving, say, 20, 100000
bushels for export during six months
10 come.
Hingeing upon our calculated ability
20 export 20. O9O. coo bushels within
six months. comes the available wheat
lin sipht" in the United States, east OF
the Rocky Mountains; that IS, In the
United States and Canada. for our
wheat exports 70 the Dominion annu-
ally have about equalled the latters
exports for II the farmers hold back
their wheat il cannot we'll be exported
except at higher prices, at figures
which will induce the growers to part
with il.
may thus be seen how important IL
il 70 know what is the sotsl =" visible
supply OF wheat tributary 70 the Al
lantic ports
L
wheat report is Mr.. Elmer ". Walker,
for many years statistieian OF the New
York Produce Exchange. Some twenty
years or so ago he began this work by
/ couating weekly for the Exchange at
New York totals OF stocks OF wheat az
points OF accumulation where, at that
time. the bulk of all stocks "out Of
I farmers hands" wore held. viz. Mil
waukee. Chicago, Peoria, Kansas City.
St. Louis. Chicago Indianapolis De
troit Toledo Cincinnati, Buffalo,
Albany. Boston. Toronto. Montreal,
OsweRo. New York. Philadelphia. and
baltimore. Within few years Mime
spolis. Duluth and St Paul we're added
20 the list. about which time the Chicago
Board % Trade began the compilation
eacn week of visible supply report OF
its own. claiming that the New YORK
statement was TOO slow in appearing
not then being given out until Thurs
DAYS following tho Saturdays for which
totals OF stocks on hand were con piled.
This rivalry proved fortunate
.nd in the race FOR prompt re
turns both reports began 20 sppea'
on Mondays, as they do 20 tbs
day
Theimportancs q these oslcial visibi'
supply reports was speedily recognized
abroad. AMI zach week - total o
wheat. and ~ corn. oats barle7. snt
20. az cabIei 20 leading Europe a.
gran markets
Ff~a o- six years $50 called ths a.
,a7.f0n 70 several members - the Ne7
yo-k Produce Exchange to TIE made
erar~~ - its weekly visible supply o
wheat showed chem how 81 failed =
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