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Evening journal., 1893-02-21
lost AND FOUND.
PROFESSIONAL.

NNILLTAM #. sMALLEY, ATTORNEY
w at-law, removed to offices No. 800. EuUi-
nhla Rriiding qth and Market eiraeta
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

2020 Gilpin avenue. 10 rooms and bath.
llU Madison street, ~ rooms and bath.
l0l4 Trenton Place. rooms and bath.
1895 Van Buren street. II rooms and bath.
500 West Thirteenth street, rooms and bath.
ll20 Poplar street, rooms and bath.
1912 West Eighth street, 10 rooms and bath.
7ll West Eighth street. rooms and bath.
COZ West Eighth street. rooms and bath.
100 West street. 10 rooms and bath.
6l6 West street, ~ rooms and bath.
l2l5 West street. rooms and bath.
1901 and lsl3 West Thirteenth street, rooms
3li East Eighth street. o rooms.
hif East Sixth street. rooms.
Ills West Eighth street, IL rooms and bath.
1905 Delaware avenue, rooms and bath.
500 windsor street, rooms and bath.
no jefferson street, 10 rooms and bath.
t0i Madison street. S-story brick, Q rooms, batl.
700 Franklin ST., B story brick, 10 rooms, bath
hlb West street. 3-suory brick. 10 rooms, bath.
S. W. Cor. Seventh and Orange streets, house
and store.
6l3 Orange street, 3-story brick, rooms, bath.
And many others. send for list.
Now Is tho time 10 purchase.
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Industrial Improvement Company of
Wilmington, Del.
There viii be a stockholders meeting Of
above company at the Builders Exchange on
Wednesday, the end inst. at 53J D. m.
ANsoN A. MAHER, Sec'y Pro Tenn.
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Attend the auction tonight at Yer, er's
Arr Gallery. alA Market street.
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qreE INSURANCE.

IHOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
reliable cOmpsnics az lowest rates, call
10 " VIZ f,ca =. co. 7i2 Market street-
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Lace window Shades.
Duchesse and Norfolk. Yeager's. i0s King
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New Hnt Store

Go TO the picture sale tonight. 4l9 Market
street, IL will pay you.
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Strictly one price and IL dis
satisfied with your purchase
we Will return your money.
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Look for great bargains at the picture sale
tonight, tip Market strVet.
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nrLP WANrHD.
sIruArIoNs wANrnn.

TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE DRESS
/ making TO do at home, apply s2l Oranp
street.
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RANKING AND rTNANCTAr.

Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until D. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
D. III.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND.
A Bold and Daring Robbery
 at South Bend.
BROAD DAYLIGHT AFFAIR.
While the Officers and EmpIoyes Are st Dinner tIss Thieves Enter the Bank and Carry Or the Gasil-They Left
 No Clew- s100o F eward offered.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec, 9.-The South Bend National bank, one of the largest in Indiana, was robbed of over s15,000 Thursday. The robbery was committed in broad daylight while hundreds of people were on the streets. and the robbers succeeded in getting away with the booty without leaving the slightest clew.
 Chief Ross was at once. informed and set officers at work immediately, but no trace of e men has been obtained. It is believed there were no less than four in the gang, possibly more.
 Cashier Myron Campbell remained at the bank, which IS i'll the heart of the city. until all tEe employees ha6 gone. He then. as he supposed, locked the middle room of the big vault and left everything iE the usual shape at the b@on recess. It was 1915 when he left. At .2:50 o'clock he returned, en- teEing by the front street door. He passed down the corridor alongside the cAshier's, collectors and other desks and turned 10 tie left to enter door opening back of the continuous desks As he was bout to enter the door his foot struck ehisel He picked 1t up but thaHght nathing of it, as plum bers had been in tlle building and he thought they, had dropped it. Ten minutes later Assistant Cashier Brown arrived. Campbell showed him the chisei Browns suspicious were aroused to such aR axtsRt that an investigation was immediately instituted. The men found the rear window open, the back door unlocked and the door between the directors room and the countips room mutilated. A rush was made for left it. They swung it back and ex- amined the safe within. A glance showed that money had been taken. but they eond not tell how much. The pc
 lice were notified.
 It developed that the robbers secured SID, 90o. There is little doubt but that the bank had been watched for several days. The raid was we'll planned as is shown by the fact that the robbers touched no money that would be at once missed. On top the safe was 9 counter tray containing about S5000. Not dollar of this was touched. They confined tAemsslyes to the safe, which combined in the naighborhood of s25,
 O00 and Sl4, ,0G9 being i'll gold. Of the gold S400 was taken, rhe rest of the sl5,0e0 stolen was i'll paper money. The robl,srs then closed the vault door to all suspicion and left by the Jack door, which they unlocked, leaving by the rear of the building, as they had approached it. The chisel IS tie only object that appears to have been used.
 There is every reason to believe lhat the robbery was the work of profes- sionals. The bank offers 5000 reward.
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 CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Great Indignation Toward the Man Who
 Killed Henry Collier.

Killed Henry Collier.
 LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 9-The young bookkeeler who was killei Wednesday i'll saloon in this city was named Henry Cullinan instead of Henry Col Tier, the police having been incorrectly informed as to his name, An inquest was held over the remains and Me Namara was committed without bail to answer to the charge of murder The barkeeper who refused Cullinan drink and who was the indirect cause of the trouble was arrested as accessory, but ordered released by the coroner's jury It has developed that the body of the murdered man was moved after he was killed, bottle of whisky placed in his pocket and pocketknife belonging to the bar placed near the right hand of : the dead man. There is great indigna- tion over the murder. Young Cullinan was but 2i years of age, of exemplary character and came here from Port land. Me, where he was born and reared, as bookkeeper for J. H. HamIin & Son, large stave manufacturers. Manager Copeland of the factory has employed able counsel to prosecute and the crime will be ferreted to the very bottom.
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 Wife and 9yffiHI De ati.

s 0wBNsBoRe, Ky, Dec. 9.-Riley Hughes, miner employed st Tsylor's Mines, Ohio county, threw wet lump of blasting powder on the fire at his home. It exploded snd the fire com municated to s5-pound can of powder sitting in the room. A terrific explosion followed, blowing the house to atoms Hughes. his wife and five children were shockingly burned and m8ngled Mrs. Hughes and her daughter Sarah died in few hours The others are seriously injured. but it is thought they will recover. The explosion was of such force that the people for some dis tance around thought it was an earth quake
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Brutal Murder Ia Alabama. a.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 9.-News comes from Berlin, a small town in Dallas county, of a brutal assassination that occurred there. Jack Tubbs, prominent merchant, on going to his store found the rear door broken open and the dead body of Reuben Smith. 8 clerk, who slept in 8 room adjoining the store, lying on the floor. His head had been crushed with a club which lay near by. The store had been robbed of money and goods. There is no clew. but posse with bloodhounds is SCOUT ing the country.
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Sues For Damages.

DEs MONIES, Dec. 9 9-Emery Lloyd, aged A, went to the witness stand in the district court and in graphic man. her told jury how Dr. ]. H. Puckett, aged 4o, had won the love and affection of Mir. Lloyd's wife, who though 60 years old is according to her husband E story, quite sentimental. All the parties live at Runnelsin this county. Lloyd has sued Puckett for S10,000 damages for alternating his wife's affections.
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War Scare In Italy.

ROME, Dec. 9--The Riforma pub fishes letter signed Belli which af- firms positively that there are 40,000 French troops eche1oned between Nice and Barcelonette, with large advanced
 posts within few yards of the Italian frontier. Along the same line the French forces are being gradually ad- vanced toward the frontier. There are immense quantities of war material at their disposal and they appear to be prepared for sudden attack. The writer of the article calls the attention
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HEY AND OATES.
Y Make Speeches Upon the
 Bankruptcy Bill.
|r TEXAN MAKES A HIT,
,,..t Address Against the neas- r,,.,ted Much Applause-oa Oates
 aa the Measurs-The senase
 .nrns Untn Next Monday.

au,xnToS. Dec. 9.--Dur1ng the
 ,, bour a resolution authorizing I *;+ional clerical force for the house #.soa some opposition from Meesrs. Zars and Kilgore, and Representative
 aon of Illinois took occasion to re- Raeb and chide the Democratic side ks sO basksliding in its pledges of re- ' .nrans and reform. The resoiu-
 \ however, passed.
 ,,on the announcement Of the ex- stson os the morning hour the house
 ',.ad itself into a committee of the ,,s for further consideration of the Eavuptcy bill. Representative Bailey
 axas in charge of the opposition,
 ron,zed it in & brilliant speech.
 sssfarred to the. many acute finan-
 ssytnrbations in the history of the
 atry which stranded thousands of
 .It;z4ss and left as their only ref
 from their creditors the bank btey court. It Was the only hope of Ieasinq and uptettering their sner-
 } soti.ey could begin life anew. An Hissble bankruptcy law could work Possible injury to either debtor or zd;nr He felt confident that the kirity of the house favored some syer measure, but as to the proposed < radical differences existed ss to ksther 1t was 8 proper measure. He not 80 consider it. therefore he op- ked 1t. MT. Bailey's eloquent perora- h evoked much applause.
 fn closing the general debate for the kocates of the bill Colonel Oates di- 1ed the house into bulls and bears of z;slation-the former the creation of Eslation, the latter opponents of all |W legislation. All creators were an- xonized, their work picked to pieces a ridiculed, their motives impugned. ne authors of this bill were held up Econtumely and scorn. as actuated by spirit of Shylock, the Jew. He bceeded to answer various criti- s,ns. He explained that the charge at the bill provided Imprisonment for ht WAS without foundation. He de- ed that the bill had any harsh pro sions and expressed & willingness to eept any amendments proposed in Ibd faith and sustained by honest sr ament.
 During dialogue between Messrs. htes and Denson of Alabama, which lifted to the money question, the lat l, who was an ardent free coinage emocrat, spoke of the day when a smocratic house would remonetize Iger.
 ssThe gentleman does not seem to dnk this & Democratic house." Mir. btes said.
 Mot on the money question, replied |. Denson. Il assert that most em- satically."
 FsYou are right, ejaculated ex. peaker Reed. ''1t is not Democratic the money question. If it had been E house would not have uncondition- " repealed the Sherman law. Having delivered himself of this shot, hereat the house laughed, Mir. Reed pk nis seat snd MT. Oates continued E advocacy of the bankrupt bill. Air, Oates spoke an hour and a half the conclusion of his speech the 'mmit,ee rose and the house ad. ErDaa
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The Sss, ate.

" AsHlsGToN, Dec. 9.-The senate et with very light attendance. A paon by Mfr. German of Maryland,
 ht when the senate adjourned it be meet on Monday next, was agreed |Mr. Hill of New York gave notice H|at on Monday next, immediately ger the conclusion of the morning Rsness, he would move to take up for |nsideration the bill to repeal the Fed
 Fl election fawe reported from the |mmlttse on judiciary.
 Seyeral ninor hills were passed in |ecutlve session. Adjourned till
 nndan
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 Com ing C9 Texas

.lEixARKyANA, Ark, Dec. e.-Six hun ~ ~ immigrants passed through here pm Alabama and Georgia yesterday
 VI 1tne Cotton Belt to find homes in e1as' Three hundred will settle in alfant county and the rest at various '''''s. A bout 800 more are sehed aled
 pass through, who will also find 'mes in Texas.
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BeasAt by Benaholders.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 9.-At Annisten the Anniston nipeworks were sold to J. B. Knox, representing the bandhold- eEs, for $i65, ,000 It is stated that the plant, which employs 500 men, will re- sume work at once.
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storm on Bsglaaa's Coast.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-A severe storm swept over the west coast of Englsnd Mail steamers are tied up, auays sub merged and houses damaged by the gale st Dublin and elsewhere. The steamer Enterprise WAS wrecked at FolkstoAe, but the crew was rescued
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Shaving s Nnsns.4tx-

AASsAs 2 C1TY. Dec. "A. B. Wick
 ', foreman of the Midland barber op, ,ss was tried before jury in a jus ' V court, charged with violating the
 fa.so snsyAhs man on Sunday. The
 ,ease ], ~ was that the shaving was an ye,a; Ol necessity. The jury brought in verdict of not guilty.
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A Farmer Suicides.

MARSHALL. Mo, Dec. 9.--John Clay. ton, aged about 50 years, well known farmer, committed suicide by hanging himself to a rsfter in his barn near Fairville, web halter being used to accomplish the desired end. The de. ceased, it seems, had been worrying considerably of late over some financial matters and his inability to dispose of his corn.
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4 Rscesvsr Appoiatsd. .

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-A receiver was ap- pointed for the Mccormick Construe- tion company, which has an excavation contract amounting to $500. 000 on the drainage canal. Mccormick is the con- tractor who some weeks ago claimed to have been robbed of S7000. but after ward retracted the story.
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ARpreved hx clexalapfi.

WASHINGTON. Dee. g. -Ths president |s approved the jeint resolution con Frlng diplomas upon designers, in- |ntors and expert artisans, and the ant resolution providing for the pay
 eht of salaries, expenses and addt- phal collections of the internal rev Rue 10 execute the provisions of the
 pinese exclusion act.
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Win Fight the Tariff BiIl.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-The Whole sale Grocers' association of California has passed resolutions denouncing the proposed reductions in the tariff on raisins. figs and prunes, and asking all producers to agitate the subject. The production of prunes in California this year is estimated at 60.000,000 pounds; raisins, 6a,000,0 GOO pounds; figs, 1,5t0,- 900 pounds.
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Indignation Over "A Verdict.

CEARKsyILLE. Tenn, Dec. 9.-An unusual verdict was rendered by the jury in the criminal court James Northington, colored, was fined $100 and costs for committing criminal as- sault upon the person of Mrs. Ophelie Davidson. white lady of this county. There is much indignation over the verdict.
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4 Receiver Named.

LIMA. O., Dec. 9.--On application of The Times-Democrat Stephen Easly was appointed receiver for the Ohio Chemical company, doing an immense business by extensive advertising, sell ing socalled bichloride gold tablets for the drunkenness, tobacco and opium habit,
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state se,larsr nurr.

MAsooUTAn, Ills. Dec. s.-Hon. P. Seibert, Democratic state senator from this district, met with painful acoi- dent at Fayetteville. While walking on the slippery pavement he fell, break ing one of his legs
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Raided "A Dynami,er's Den

MADRID. Dec. 9.--The police raided a dypamiter's den at Messina de Rio Seco, northwest of Yalladolid, securing documents indicating widespread movement to spread an anarchist pro paganda. Information secured enables the police to frustrate plots and arrest the leaders.
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Aid For the Deserving.

DECATUR, Ills, Dec. 9.-A big move ment to aid the poor has been started. L. l.. Burrows, a banker. is raising S1- 900 by private sv hscription. Sixty local singers gave concert which netted S400 and Goodmanss band is arranging grand concert to be given i'll two weeks. An organization of citizens is districting the city to help every needy family.
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Extra sessien For cola...,a

: Dec. s.-Governor Waite . . oeen preparing the call for the ex- ra session ess of the legislature. to con , v, euhesday, Jan. 10. His Mexi- onsl I.iser coinage scheme is unani-
 condemned by the newspapers.
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h1x sfsa tuAaes FitAti.

SHELBYvmLB, Ills, Dec. 9.-There has been filed for record in the record CTS office of Shelby county two mort gages aggregating Sa6, 250, 900. They are given by the Baltimore and Ohio Southern railroad i'll favor of the Farm CTS Loan and Trust company of New York. one for $87, 800 600 and ths other for SIS, 750, 600.
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Nsmsnatsa hx Anetamatien.

RICHMOND, Dec. 9.-The Democratic members of the legislature in caucus nominated General EpFa Hnnton for United Ssates senator fer the skert term by acclaMAtion.
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Lynehing of Henry araen.

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 9.-Nsws was re- ceived here of the lynching of Henry Green, colored. at Cherry Valley, Way cross county, Sunday. No cause for the deed was known The leader of the mob, Bob Wilson, has been caught, re, fused bail and taken to Jonesboro fer safety
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The nrfhsrx Case nlsnfssetl.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The ease of jury bribiRg in connection with the Curtis murder trial which was com mencsd aaainst State Senator William Dunn and Frank McAanus has been dismissed. 4
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n,,vt,oa ts tfss QsounA,

CH1oAae, Dec. g. The Northsias schoolhouss st Hinsdnis was burned yesterday. Loss. S20. .00o.
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Graad Lodge Aejsaras.

HOUSTON, Dec. 9.-The grand lodge and grand chapter both completed their labors and finally adjourned after the installation of officers.
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MurderaA IA Team star,

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Lawrence Chase, a teamster. was murdered by an uu known man while hitching up early yesterday morning. No clsw.
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Coaiworks Burned.

ba, ADnswoRTH, O, Dec. 9.-The Akron ay PF,npany P,I works burned yester- ken o.iy insured. Two hundred 'arown out of employment.
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THE MAHkETs.
nieaEo.

cHssAeo, Dec wheat-Lower, weak; May dl1sc. Corn Weaker; May lo3se. Oats-S!ow, easy; May 5lssc Provisions-F Firm. January pork-$ $l2.92@ Lard-S7.y71a. Ribs SG.S0.
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vn,.. uope e.daes Eonpd

HIaHLANB LIGRR, Mass, Dec. D. Three mors bodies, making 1a in all, have been recovered from ths Jason
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Rnhhed fnn nannt-

LITcHFELD, Ills, Dec. 9.--The St. Louis and Chicago Railroad company's depot was burglarized and all the tick cts stolen. Ne clews.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-09
New York.

NEW YORK, Dec g.. Money easy. Bonds Government, higher state dtli' rali- road weak.
 Stocks opened steady with some declines. Later, impro ged.
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aufd Fov Eurns1e

NEw YORK. Dec. a.-Yhs talk on Wall street is that $i q00, GOO ia gold will be exported today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-09

'r Une 7. r.a;lan government to the serl-
 )usness of this situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELE"'"'

chicago. Aug. 3i-"The Evening ?os shipments
norris: Gattle-Recepts, llcW he s,aers IA S0as5
200 head market cs sSaSy; 81 7sas IS Western
steers SSGSi: Texans. 81 55n3 ~, nrsct slightly
tLiTar act,ve: prime mixed and PacksesIsS "a i,ebt
e. az heavy and butchers weights - ~" sb,nnents
e. 22ii, a. Sheep-Recepts l2.0O ned"; oha lower
81 COO head: market steady on sheep, Ia s a i5Ts 81
cowmon to good natives ard westerns -
Hst berty Aug 3l-Cattle,Rece2's Unchanged
rom Yesterdays prices. No cattle sbp shinments
VIZ today Hogs-Receipts. 2So nesui h,s s6 ion
Snn baod market slow; choice light welsn's,
a: * ,%edlum ard fair light, - Dh 90 w. shinned
Se aS s 5oas5 70 Three cars hogs Tead ship
em,s loo head: market slow and unchanged HUM
=, oiiis Aug 3l.-Cattle-Rcceipts ta e. fair
hinrnnts 800 head: market steady ana III % 5on
-, phoIre native steers, SMy 50 TeXas steri eO0
10 o. Unrs.Recepts 100 head; shipments * ~
go. MARKET easier light 4oa$ %; packins - s1S
~ x "a. h@avv a 9OM s. BIZ Sheep-Receip'S' "
pefa 40, Aug l-Cattle--Recepts last twe, ts
, ,i hnnrs 600 head: total for week thus Ia,
~ fo head: for same time last week ''Sg head
ncrsicmed through $50 head: to New YORK oN he ai
an sale no head market closed dun apout an ,ad
REGENTS last tweniy-four hours L'oo NJ" 80,
total for week thus far 4lO head; for ssiIe .,'
last week Fl $50 head consigned through o',oo l,ea
IN New-York 800 head on sale, 2'W neau, C'o c
,,aak sheen and lambs-Recepts last twenty TOUT a
hours 4 So head total for week thus iar. 1919"
head: for same time last .ek, Z6oW hean' eon,
signed through 5000 head: to New orK Law hcdu
on sale 1000 head; closed strong; all scid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-The wheat bulls
for "A week have predicting that when the de-
liveries were over there would be a sharp advance
for sentimental reasons. To-day. with the deliv-
cries only day OF. the people entertaining this
theory could no longer contain themselves. but be-
gan buying little in advance. Money was being
offered from all directions by the banks the
different carriers selling December and buying
September fast they could 1t became ap-
parent that the wheat deliveries In the morning
would be very light The market Jagged during
the first two hours, but advanced very sharply In
the last hour. September advanced almost cents;
December IL cents September sold between ~
and 63l2 and closed at 63is cents. December was
-, cents Exporters said that they could do
no cash business; no charters were made; cables
were easier. 1t was day given to sentiment
Chicago receipts were los, against SOP last year
Primary market receipts were less than half what
In spite OF large receipts corn was strong.
particularly for the nearby futures. September sold
between 365s and 317s. and closed at 3a cents Ship
pers have been buying the September and seing
the December October for over a week They
believe that the September will sell at a premium
December. The drouth In the Mississippi Valley
continues unbroken. West OF the Mississippi Val
ley the crops are going TO be enormous. The ship
ping demand Is large: Today's CPS: the
estimate for Friday 6l5 Charters 2i2 900 BUSH
els. Oats advanced a fraction in sympathy with
futures OF oats and selling May espeetng that tRs
difference will be narrowed next month. September
sold between 23i2 and q, and closed at "A cents.
sions al the session. Prices finally closed at a lit
tie advance over Wednesday-pork 10 cents over;
lard. 21s cents over; ribs. to 1919 cents over.
Armour says that for the next sixty days II is not
matter OF price, but matter Of supplying the
demand He predicts. however. enormous crop
of healthy hogs this winter
At night the curb calls December wheat
70i4 cents: puts 6SH cents. Puts on May corn
were 400. cents; calls, AZ cents