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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

into England every month of the year.
| wheat is being harvested somewhere al
most continuously from February to
November, and corn, rice, rye, oats,
barley and millet from August till June,
so that the worlds visible supply" in
September is no longer proof of what
it will be in March.
Some OF the figures are quite surpris-
ing. The first and merely experimental
export from India was some 800. 900
bushels. 1t ran up rapidly to 80. 600. 900.
and some claim it will this year reach
45, zoo, ,000 The traveller may thee start
in the south while the February harvest
is in progress and watch the harvesting
week after week as he goes leisurely
northward till it ends on the great
northern plateau in September. by which
time the harvest of another grain has
begun in some sections of the south In
Australia the wheat range is from 25 to
81 degs. south latitude, the sowing and
harvesting varying in like degree, and
the Argentine Republic reproduces IL
inverse order January for July, etc.
the best conditions Of the middle belt oi
the United States.
And what can the effect be for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1891? The Finan-
cial Times, of London. which has made
the best September estimates for two
years, says: "The European wheat
yield for this year is 263, 600, 900 bushels
less than that of 1890, and that of Sou tn
America - 900. 900 less; that Of Australia
and Africa the same; that of Asia india
principally 80, 1000, 900 more than in 1890,
and that of North America 66, 900 600
bushels more. Net deficit for the world,
7S.00O,0 900 bushels The net require
ments for the importing countries are
468, ,000, 900 bushels and the net SURPRISES
of the exporting countries are $50. .000.-
600 bushels. Add the greater deficit of
rye and deduct the posi- ole but as yet
unknown increase for corn and the final
net deficit is-wel, the bulls and bears
differ again, but it is considerable"
So far The Financial Times, but in the
face of its figures wheat declined. 1t Is
not here presumed that any one can tell
what the real demand will be, or how
far other articles of food can be substi-
tuted for wheat and rye; the point aimed
at is to show why fluctuations in the
price of wheat ara steadily growing
less, why they must continue to grow
less, and how it may come to pass in q
few years that the yield Of wheat, tax
ing all the zones and divisions of zones
together. may be almost exactly the
same year by year, increasing only "a
population increases. and so wheat may
be as stable in value as gold.
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/ reality IL was much higher IN the latter
years than in the first named, for the
S11.75 of 1864 was in coin but half as
much The point | wish to enforce,
however, is that the fluctuations are all
the time growing less, and of late very
rapidly, the cause of which viii presently
appear. When the Dutch PATRONS on
the Hudson framed those famous long
leases which led TO the riots Of 1874. etc,
the payment was 10 De in sound wheat or
its equivalent on Jan. l, and the records
of the Van Rensselaer, family show that
/ only five times in the sixty-ons years did
wheat reach 81 per bushel, while the
| average for the whole lease was $1.3S
| So it appears that even then wheat was
| for long periods, the steadiest of all prod
ucts, and it is all the time growing
steadier,
In the year 1855 the price Of bread
stuffs Of all kinds averaged higher the
world over than in any other year Of
this century except 1917, but in 1885
there was a general decline. Then the
grain buyers of Europe made an e1-
haustive study of the subject, and ar
rived at these conclusions; The world
consumes nearly the same quantity Of
grain year By year Of all kinds; the nor
NAL cost averages very near fifty cents a
bushel. and no possible combination OF
capitalists or Spectators can raise or
lower the selling price except for very
short periods or IN very limited areas
Nobody Is big enough to corner the
world"
Ii Is obvious that the world is CON-
mercially much bigger than then and
the consumption Of grain much greater.
but the production has increased sui
faster, and it Is this which mas n effect
forced an increased consumption This
wear for the first time since 1870 consump-
ton has almost overtaken production:
but has Ii quite? Let Us see. The largest
crop of wheat ever produced n the United
States hitherto vas GsS4l SO, 800
bushels and the same year witnessed the
largest crop OF corn down 70 that time,
VIZ, /. .7e5. .52s. 432 bushels. but the Latter
was exceeded II 1855 A conservative
estimate Of this years wheat puts II az
600. .000. 900 bushels and it Is al saved.
Now. what Is Europe's defcit-how
much must she havez All here Is where
tae bulls and bears" distract rs with
sheir alleged facts A leader On tie
bear ade puts the demand On the
United States ss low as l50. .0o0. 900 Ozss
els: a great bull" operator Is positive
il viii reach 80. .000. COO bushels Both
include al kinds Of grain Others oau-
tent themselves with declaring n gen
eral terms that Europe wants al the
corl and wheat we can spare az good
prices The last year ot general foreign
defclf was 1851. when wheat n SsT
YORK ranged from S1-l4 70 <1-55 n
1873 IL ranged from Sl-55 70 S225. and
IN 1861 from - 80 20 $40. Note the de-
crease II the range Of fuctUzrlorA Nov.
the European ee6cst being FAR KrezEex
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

this year than in either Of those years, il
would at first view seem that the price
should rise accordingly; but has any new
factor come in TO prevent il? There has.
As late as 1879 the grain operator knew
Just what he had to depend on-a de-
fined belt in the north temperate zone
the chief surplus countries being the
United States. Russia and Hungary
The harvest was completed in Septem-
Der, and the world knew to bushel Just
how much wheat it must make last TILL
the next July. That condition has
passed forever. England chafed at her
dependence on the United States and
exploited the world for new grain fields
The result is that the south temperate
zone and even the tropics yield an enor-
nous surplus The harvest month in
one country is the sowing month in an
other, and vice versa Grain is pouring
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
WANTED-HIscELLAXEOCs Is

Employment agencies.
t4esr s4s assz -e - - - say
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country az the same time with failure In
other countries, but never a year when
so large Gn area in America Welded so
great a general average, and very few
years Of such general failure in Europe.
Nevertheless, the evidences multiply
daily that the results so confidently pre-
dicted cannot all be realized, and that
within the last ten or fifteen years new
factors have come in to render all old
time calculations of no effect.
Let Us note briefly the extent Of fail
ure in Europe and the amount of the
American surplus, and then go on to
consider the new elements in the calcu-
lation. And first let it be noted that
the extension of wheat culture has been
so rapid since 1870 that the fluctuations
IN price common before that time can
never again be expected. Only once in
the century ending with 1870 did -four
reach SIC per barrel (golD in New York,
and that was in 1897, when limited
yield in the New World was coincident
with blight, unusual cold and almost
universal war in Europe.
1t is worth noting that in the next
year came the first financial panic of
note in the United States, and that for
eign war has ever since been closely sue
ceeded by panic at tolerably regular
periods, the sequences being as follows:
Waterloo, campaign 1815-panic of
1S19-22; Crimean war, 1S546-panic Of
1857; Austria-Prussian war. 1S66-semi-
panic or depression" of 1867; Franco
German war, 1870-great panic of 1873.
In 1917 -four reached $14 per barrel. and
in 1847 it once reached SO in London
and S8.75 in New York 1t is the popular
error to attribute this to the Irish famine,
but as Ireland's total population was but
S, 900, 600 the mistake is evident.
In the ''greenback era" -four in New
York city once rose to $l1.75, and in
1866 it was again at S11.70. In 1877 it
was once s., and in 1892 Ss.75, and N
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

- - = A1t .--ls ~
g. FOR HL@ i--itDJs So fl8 r. CENTRAL
"a Lady and little slri want 70 bard With party
v 10 rsEts. Inquire ca pfsuises- dl-8-e'
L7OK RENT-oNE GROOM HOUSE, N0. as =.
u Eupori- also one furnished room. healat-
inquire at - y. EmPoria Kent rs.lsotaae dl-l-le
- EOt EENT-sEVEN ROOM HOUSE. GOD
Al bara- ~ south LmPorlA ave. Apply at -
ta=t Douglas Ef
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
Brief Mention.

J. A Duuaway of South Haven was one
of the shippers of hogs today.
c. Shepherd Of Goddard marketed hogs
today.
C E Blake, a well known shipper of
Mount Hope, was visitor today.
!. b. kell of Zyba and c. W. Hall of
Acunt Hope had hogs on the market.
X. I. Hargrove Of Argonia was in with
hogs today.
John Oman, a cattle man of White
county, Ill, was visitor at the yards.
l., Z. Connell of Anthony marketed hogs
at the yards today
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. q-CATTT, ,F-Receipts
$50 shipments 495l. Market duu, steady. steers
- 2Ja5 8, cows 81 25es- - stockers and feeders
- UoI3 -. HOGS-kcceiDts 7lS0 shipments 29A
Market S@l0c lower. Bulk - -5E455. all .rades
> 55's5 75. SHEEP-ReCeipts 1860. shipments gl0
Aarket steady.
ST LOUIS. No. Oct e-CATTI. .E-Reoeipts 5fsn
shipmeuts 40l Market strong Natives s. 0Gd5 al
Texans and Indians - 5,sS IS HOGS-Heceipts
&-n shipments 5luG Market closed weak Heavy
> 0&5 IS mixed - OG48. light S4Ga4 IS
SHEEp-ReceipIs 1900 shipments e5lO Market firm
a - 1j14 60
CHICAGO his. Oct 9.-CATTLE-Receipts laCoa.
: ipmeAts sou Msrset steady prime natives
strong Aatives $5 l5&6 ~. Texans a 45.1s a.
rangers s. sUe4 sosJockers s. 55a5 ., butchers
cows = 25E3 - HOGS-ReceIpus p CO. shipment ;
I.Ua- Market steady to stronger Colnrnon
- 75a4 % mixed . 50E4 - butchers - $ E5 l6 icht
= @taf s5 EEP-ReCeIpts 7u0 shipments SOL
Market steady 10 stronger Native ewes IS 25tE4 -
we5hers 81 s0S5 ~, Texans e. 45G4 =, aubs a. %
@ ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

4 cat in Chico. Cal, pcurced upon .
sparrow and was about 20 make a meal
OF Il. when dozen ether sparrows few
70 the relief CT rs captured associate
Tney so terrified the ezE that the latter
hurriedly dropped ths captive and ran
aEzT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

Sharpsighted observers can see on
moonless nights nearly three thousand
stars. Jupiter is the brightest Of them
all The telescope brings cut 80. .0o0, eco
stars. Not one can compare with Jupi-
Ter. Ven1s IS his only rival, and she 10
now hidden II the suns rays, 60 tha: hs
reigns alCre
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
REPRESENTATIVES SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS

The receipts in hogs were liberal today
The market was a little draggy. Three or
four loads of the good hogs went out on
first hands and a few loads went over IN
sold. The prices were weak today. The
quality Of the hogs in today were inferior
10 yesterdays offerings. Good hogs will
lind good sale. The market closed steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
2 ~ var ro.la
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

A queer story comes from Russia TO
the effect that the expulsion Of the Jews
has prevented the full harvesting Of the
crops The Jew loaned money 10 the
farmer early IN the season on the secur-
ity Of the crop and the latter paid the
money for harvesting: this year the Jew
could not advance the money, and 80, in
many districts. more than half the grain
rotted in the field From Germany also
comes the report that because Russia
does not export rye the German soldiers
are compelled 70 eat wheat bread" and
are greatly disguSted- II sounds queer
to an American: but what one people
doesn't know about another people would
make q big book j. Il BEADLE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
HOW WABOUT THE WHEAT?
A GREAT QUESTION IN WHICH THE
WORLD IS NOW INTERESTED.
America Has Produced an Enormous
Crop and There Is = Shortage in Eu-
rope = The Situation Carefully Re-
viewed.
ECopyrfght, 1871. by American Press Associa-

HE year 1891 is
destined - be
noted in history
for a combination
Of accidents and
incidents in the
grain markets
which probably
ever occurred
before and is not
likely to ever oe-
cur again There
have beeA very
large CROPS in one
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

EOH RENTAL OK PART OF HOUsE OPS
Il rooms, stable. soft and vel water, eeii ar a1.t
walk. az aglets. eeFEeE 81 " go Eaa EeatistA
street dIlosIs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

A recent invention Ussd IL factories
enables any person II any part Q! The
factory 70 sop ths u2IB engine BY glm-
ply pushing an electric button
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

L'OK 1.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. 80 la
4 y. Topeka Gl---el"
E.NOls hEEr 81 Two FURNISHED EOUns.
II with or thouf board. 4ls0 = Furnished hou-e.
Inquire ~ ~ ". " .llla11s - dlZz ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

CToRE Room FOE RENT-TnE STORE ROOM
= now ocCgpssd ~ tie ATisatarJ hercsEtiis
paly. $50 10 u. I'm POI "a sfal Dcssskaiel EtFel
&oF. l. building > -sIlsI fsal WItA gaLAr. BsEfD
' - bard. -sii.lsCE block. Gili-I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

L1OE 1ESDE-A GOOD 81 EAh-JLU BLACK
II horse. cau trot a u.lls o. mfagtass Vii tra4s
Ter cOita Uf youaE calils. ,. - yaFgsns- eAslet'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
ichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Oct 9
FLoCR-Hichest patent s. So second patent s. 50
extra fancy g ~.
BUTTERFLIES creamery &c, second creamery
Is finest dairy l5c. rne dairy lc,cOJuuOu DAIRY lie
LGG~-l5ipC per coLen-
PoCLThl l-kcosters 81 56s2 90. per dozen or SC
ler pound. hens = uDa2 5 per dozen or e. ger
round. spring chickens 81 55E2 50 per dozen or nc
Der Fu4nd turkeys e4t>c per pound. ducks ~ per
~ound young Ee-Se &C per pouCG.
tNlAlOES-t hoice ooC per bIiShel
SOAl.--Anthrscl1e Sll UO. canon Ci1y IS O. Weir
Stty = - trouJenac - a. PttsJUr. - ~ IAinoIs
= 81. McA lister s. 10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

An llnois man has IusE completed 3
trz1P from Serra Lawrence 70 Chicago.
a distance % GO miles, and re Is over
s~ver-v Tezr= q zE@
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Sup piled

he follortnrratss ns6sr the G. Ter eEf head sgs
VII Se Gsar=e1-
~ Payable Strictly ii Advance.
No Advertisements sszsE for les Ia n 10 ceats
Oze line advertisements charged ~ 20 rare a.
ines
NO ADvEET1SEsESTs TAKEN ~T0atUS IN
I'll. FORB-DDEEr =
Prices gwen under clzss1s9 bead: n - Il cou7ur
ap2iczbla ozly tcctl 31ysstlsssle tSs- No forcu
advertisements taken at fF11ss TEve- /
Answers 70 Advertisements Seszt ~ care % Ire
EAGLE Oslcs ShoElG Ae csl1st Scr ~ kin T. layS
after insertion. hen acvaFrfses FAi rcpvs sur-
wsrced 10 them stan ped ENVELOPES IA u sent
Reference % nu-rnsr aEveT1Se Se-aca - sn0ulA give
description and date ~ Insertion or solY 0t tie
yeytisSn eat should ~ SILT
Net spoassDe for advertisements siVsa or d.
ecrrinned by selepaSns-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10

First dance of the season. THURSDAY.
Oct : Ar Schiller's ball. West SIDE.
Shawis orchestra James EEaIey and
NeEI o BEien, AaRsSsrA Ils-Ss'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
Wichita GraIa Market.

WICHITA, Oct. 2
Following nre the CLOSING quotations.
GRAlN-Car lots on track
WI H-A1-sla-SC.
toRN-No or better 4jc. new 2>aDc.
OATS-Zsa24c.
kNE-No 3or better Sldfc
kAl-Baled a ttAsS go per ron. loose. 81 50as On.
GROUND CoRN-CEOp iu car lots 81 % per 100
pounds corn an oats i 70 per ll0 pounds. bran
sacked. &c per 40 bounds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
RAILROAD TIHEr4BLEs
GoING NoRTII AN EAsr.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. . Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific COas.
Express dajlv.......-.....-
No. > Kansas City st. Loui-
and Chicago. ThrouC,
Mail and eX. daily. y....-....,
No. : Kansas City st Loui-
and Chicago night eN
daily. y........-....... -...
No. y Accommodation
daily. except SundsY.....-.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 9 Kansas CITY ~. Louis
and Chicago rT. daily ...-..
No ! Kansas City II. Lon :
and Chicago through mail
and ex. daily. y.-..............
No. 81 Accomiuodp dption daily
eXcept sunday .
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
WICHITA. Oct. g. 1891.

" ANftII a. ODl, . IOol.
The arrivals at the yards were moderate
today. The market opened lower to-
day. in sympathy with eastern markets
Best butchers stock was about steady
Some Of the offerings were of very poor
quality and trash is hard to sell at any
price. There is a good demand for good
butcher cows, which find a ready sale.
The quotations mere presented are 20 give the
shipper sD idea OF tie general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quality OF offer
ing and the state OF the daily markets These quo
IHllons ar only changed when there has Dcea a
permanent change il the general market The
representative sales should be referred to 70 get the
daily fluctuations
Native shipping steers. good 10 extra...s4 O0a4 50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
Ad,lse to Nosners.

advice to Mothers.
Mrs Ninsiow'> Sooihin. Svrnp Should
-.lways lie used for children teethinc. il
sootAes The child, sogtens the gums. allsvs
ali pam. cures wind cole, and i the best
remedy faT dlarrhUesL Tweutv-rivecents A
bO0tls- Used by millions OF mothers
C64 u w46 x
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
VETERINARY SURGEONS
IHILLIPS e pHTLLIPS,

ttTEElNAltY - ECEuNS.
ho-T;'t7i scccu1 Toist'o1a cas- n Ts'eFhon.
IeteEr@eh % Mai viii receive prompt att-nsioa
oiEce Ne- u. - izN renee sve. u.lce tese3loEs
70 - - -e1-e L.-e.on-e v. IS e. q Va :.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-10
AGENTS UANTED.
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= fe a. lsf Ec1f1. at cisy 91z.- &cerFFs So
- fs1srazcs. aa1. 1ez 80 ~ etA2sf
Employment agencies.
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chiIdrsn CRY for Pitchers CsstOfa
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sous.A.ns Ne~-Thro1sh Cars Be'vesa :.

Something New-Thro-gh Cars Between -
I'azf and hAnsAs City.
The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has Instituted new order CT things,
and has put on their trains. q through Car
between these points. The cars run on
this service are PQlluAn combination
chair car and s.seper. and sTe TIE enbodi-
meat Of comfort The price charged for
This especial service y bat Iittie CON pared
with the accommodation given
see that your t:cke;s read via the Albert
Lea route C. Z. l. * p, 3, & z & y.
and y q - L. RysL Maps and time
tables sent Oh application
JOIN SEBASTIAN
tSenI Ikt & Pass. Ag'
E ST. JoHN. Geal Manager
General Offices Chicago 3-tf
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Mjfllil Eagle
FINANCEANDCOMMERCB
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 7o2; Hogs ee2.
Shipments: Cattle, 4e3. Hogs, 318.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Phororrarher- Pictures n 81 sfrsSasa s.yte.
He s1so carries the nRest sssnrt1r rea. o. p.cf-rs
Eu'es IA the city. Give hlzz = IEis1&J oAl lad
H25,.tls samples
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kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CTTT. Oct 2
.fLL.s fL.l lR-XX sc. Xxx &C. family s. Is. choice
=, h1A Firm No hard. cash SC tfa
oS.9qet = - bid. Va red c.zsh - bil
-, SOhN-Ao"er- No caHh sc bid. October &C
yss1a,ss oA,Ls-steAay. No cast sssse bid. October
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blIIEIs-Higber Fancy creamery ass--.. wesz-
e. -a-F-sl. seie,red daIriss = Z1sc.
EOGS-lsssslac-
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IANTED-sISUATIOS ~ CLERK BY a
w yoU1g man . yeafs q az sith fogr Tsafs
exper3enEs 10 dry gDs-cs ard gEDrsrV store 81 10
ful uisn good rsfsrcnces AIRES. ~ a. = etst-f
u. : red ave. - Joaepl. Eo, c1f-s-.