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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Sales of Sheepskins.

LONDON, y ov. Sat the auction sale OF sheep
skins to-day 1913 bales were offered. Tn ere was
a COED attendance. but competition 70 some ex-
tent reflected the difficulty OF industry and be-
trayed hesitation. A majority of the offerings
were sold. Homegrown merino sheepskins were
Il farthing own; sh crit unchanged. Cross breed
were up part OF 4 farthing Following the
sales in detail and the prices obtained:
New south Wsles-295 bales; clothing ard
cOmbing, 28s95l4d.
Queensland-3l0 bales; clothing and combing.
2G55Sd.
combing 1495 5sd.
sw n River-3S Dales clothing and combing.
3N@i4d.
y omania-236 bales; clothing and comDing.
25s@6d.
New Zealand-5.6 bales: clothing and com ping,
11a@5s4d
Capa .. GOOD Hope and Natal-e6 bales; cloth.
ing ana combing, 21s9I15d
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SEARCHING FOR MRS. TOY
Detectives Swear Out a Warrant for
Her Arrest,

A warrant was sworn out in Judge Con-
lan's court yesterday for the arrest Of Mrs.
Hattie Toy, alias Matte Emerson, by De-
tectives Dillon and Crockett on the charge
OF assault to murder.
Mrs. Toy is the woman who is believed
to have shot Robert V. Ojeda. the marine
engineer, In her house, IS Everett street,
on Sunday afternoon. She disappeared
Immediately after the shooting and has
managed to keep out of the way of the
police. But Dillon and CrUt kett expect to
be able to lay their hands upon her at any
moment.
Oieda is still in critical condition at the
Receiving Hospital. but there is chance
that his strong constitution may pull him
through.
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PALACE HOTEL
MARKET REPORTS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. s.

THURSDAY EVENING. Nov S.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Flour advanced 15c per Dbl,
Wheat hardening.
Barley very firm.
Oats, Corn and Rye dull.
Heavy arrivals OF Beans.
Hay steady.
No change in Potatoes.
Butter firmly held.
Eggs of again,
Game steady.
More Eastern Poultry Ia.
Pers1mmons in market.
Wine Grapes going out.
Provisions unchanged.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

nIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 3 AM <YETSS
Nov. 6, Il -. @ss@Saszsas
For British Columbia ana Puget Sound ports.
Oct. =. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humbo Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley " " Wednesday t VI.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only az Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles Redondo (Los
AnRe!eS) and export every fourth and fifth day
alternately. at IL A. Il
For ports in Mexico luA NJ. 18th OF each month
Ticket Onicc-Palace Hotel. New MONTGOMERY
street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
q 10 MarkeE ST. San Francisco.
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gal: cases. 16c 74o Gasoline bulk, he; cases,
Ice; $50 Gasoline, bulk, cue; cases. sc p gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 5s4 @616c > n.
RID LEAD-QuoLed at 612c . u.
TURPEN lNE-Quoted at 4Sc p gal.
SUGAR-Tbe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms ret cash Cube, Crushed.
Powdered and fine Crushed all Csc; Dry Gran
nlated, 4c; Confec toners A. 51sc: Magnolia A.
4s4c; Extra Z. 45sc; Golden c, 43sc; ID, 41sc;
half barrels, 3sc more than barrels, ana boxes
loo more,
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Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA. Nebr., Nov. S-CattIe-Receipts, 1000.
There was rather more inquiry for stock and
feeding steers and prices a rule were a shade
frmer ali around. Cows, S2@3i feeders, 81 100
so; calves, 81 5la3.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day realizing
the following prices; TOSay Grapes double
crates. So 1902 65: Cornlchon. half crates. 81 %
al 90; double crates, 81 40; Emperor halt
crates. 81 4OGl as; Muscat, double crates, 81;
P Barry Pears. S 30: Keller 81 90; seckel
81 65; Diel, 81 3o9l 40; Nellis, al 80.
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NEW YORK, Nov 3.-The Evening Posts London
cablegran: The stock market was very IDLE to-
day pending the settlement Monday. Profit
taxing caused relapse in Americans but prices
closed above the worst. Foreigners were easy,
the Paris markets becoming weaker cOnsos
rising again nearly to the highest point touched.
The China loan Is at a small discount.
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FOR PORTLAND s. ASTORIA, OREGON

rHE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO, e Nc ky<a
L NEILL,Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiil dis AssEM
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A NJ, for tns
above ports one of their Al iron steamships viz {;
STATE OF CAL1FORNIA-0cL 81, Nov 10, 20,
80 ~.
CoLUMBIA-oct. 20. Nov. 3. Is. 70, Dec. ., Is,
.
Connecting via Portland with the O. E. & " Co
system and other diverEinz lines for all points in
oregon. Washington, British Columbia, ALASKA,
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Europe
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. Sl6; steerage, IS;
round trip, cabin. unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, 1e Montgomery Sc:
Ticket office, Paiac Hot-i. New Montgomery sc.
6OoDALL. PERKINS 81 CO.. Supts. ocean Div.
lu 10 Market Sc. San Francisco
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

< TEAME2S LEAVE ASP NwALL Es~r
- fOrtnightly for the West lies and 1872
southampton. calling ell route at Cherboufy
france, and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills OF lading, In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight aud treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton First-ciass
$l95; third class $97 60 For further particu-
lars Apply to PARRoTT y CO, Agents,
u sos California st
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The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
Ing Liverpool quotations Tor No 2 Red Winter
November, As sad: December As I'd: January
As "a; February. As 714d; March, As 71ad; April.
As 71ad; May, IS Sd.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Nov. S.-Consols lO2 7-f6. silver
2S1sd; French Rentes, i02f 25c
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Builders, Contracts

NJ. Piche with Jean Saanave, alterations and
additions 10 a one-story frame building on line
OF Glover street, 81 e W of Jones: 1925
Henry Kahn with Morrison Il Cook, alterations
and improvements TO 4 frame building on 8 Z cor
ner of California and Larkin streets; S71OO
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Eonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at 70: last loan, II: closed al
IL. Time loans easy, being offered at gag q for 6
months. Prime mercantile paper. 21a@31aL. Stcr-
ling exchange firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 s712@14 s7gs Tor demand and 81 $751; a
s65s for sixty days Posted rates. 81 S7lsG4 50
aud 81 S012G4 SO. Commercial bills, 81 S5 5s
GA 1884. Silver certificates e4I2c.
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ChiCayO MarkefS.

CHICAGO. Nov. Sowing to renewed and
energetic talk of wheat feeding. the wheat market
was narrow but firm in tone The range OF prices
was IA cent per bushel improveme at the open
ing, and that was the gain with which the market
closed. Corn dull and heavy, losing 5sc of its
previous value. Provisions were firm and h higher
oats followed corn, losing 12c for May.
Wheat received q lift at the start from the re-
marks on feeding, and reduced exportabIe sur plus
when ctosed yesterd1v with sellers at 5S5Sc,
opened at from 5SS4 csc, but with sales freely
made al both extremes
Liverpool cablegrams quoted a steady demand
Iot wheat at 1Ac decline in price. MAY vibrated
nearly al day between 5S34c and 591Ac 1t
touched 5914c at one time but at the close II was
5S3sc.
Corn was sustained for a short time by the firm.
ness of wheat, but that was insufficient TO over
come the apathy of the traders. Siay opened at
QUO. sold as high as oO5s@5O$4c and at the
There was very little trading in oats May
started at 321ac, sold down to 30 Lsc and back to
SIC. ouchlng 81 Csc, and closing at SIC
provisions were hrmer Pork at the close was
2s1ac higher, lard lUc. and ribs l2Iac over yes
1hc leading futures ranged as follows:
NJ Highest Lowest Highest. Lowest.
e ss s5s Nay, May ssI I9 81
Jan. $50 o2ls 81 7214 xo CS.n 40 5ossc
Lard per 100 iGe. Dec.......5O5sc 1880
jan 81 0212 So IS May ......5U$4c 1880
unchanged. No. Spring Wheat 677sc; No. 3
Spring Wheat. nominal; NO. Red. 81 Iac; No.
Corn, 81 12@5l$4c; Prime Timotny seen. So So;
Mess PORK y bDl 81 20: Lard. p 100 Us, Sc 80
az %: Short KIDS sides Coosel So 20
@6 30: Dry Sailed Shoulders fDoxed), 53sG534 a:
Short Clear Sides fboIedl, S63sG6Ia; WHISKY.
distiilers finished goods. p paI 81 49, sugars
Cut Loaf, unchanged: Granulated unchanged;
standard A unchanged.
On the Produce exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was firm. Creamery. ll@23I2c; dairy, l2@
2Oc. Eggs firm, lS12@20c.
LIVESTOCK
Hogs-Receipts, 42,0O0: Oftcial yesterday. ST.
229; shipments. 1913; ielt over. about 500;
quality not good as for last few days: market
active. but easy, and prices average ful Sc lower
Sales range at 81 1904 90 Tor light: S. / al 80
for rough packing: 81 sol 65 for mixed 81 80
a Is for heavy packing and shipping lots and
50 4CGi 50 for Pigs.
CatIIe-Rcceipts. 1l.50O: active and firm al an
ADVANCE OF SO Zoe. Compared with Yesterdays
quotations the averages al prices was 500
higher. Sales were a basis OF 81 1896 - for
natives. 81 1905 80 for Westerns and 81 300
3 40 for Texans
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. Sheep and Lambs were
at decline. The prevailing prices for the former
were - $50 and for tue latter 81 1901 s. Ten
head Of fancy so n Sneep broua Mt S. 5 and there
were sales OF Lambs 81 AGA rs. Quotations
range from 81 SOS 70 Tor Sheep and from 81 "a
fOrI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

IN IEhNAIIONAb HOTEL.
ID Murphy & VT, PIT Ar F A Hoare HeaIdsburg
a Brown 81 ~, Newrk Mrs Brown Newark
Z II Belts, Los Gatos Mrs Curtis, Winemca
r II smith a sn. Lake Co l. X Penryn WI. Son Co
Chappell. U j Schwartz, u 81
Laughlln san Jose John Wilson. San Mated
Jos Hammel, Chicago + GateIy Santa Cruz
NJ Latimer, u 4 V Matlock, Omaha
kodman. baltimore John atson, USN
Nc Manus, Vallejo " Harding, Portland
L Denman, u y MrsGodman,4 chm z Ara
Miss Coates PIT Arena MS Phillips, Siskiyou
Sterling. Eureka c 4 Mooney Eureka
w Gibbons. Wyoming Walker, Portland
L Is Hall. vancouver Z Foster, MERGED
A MARI. Cousa Co King Los Garos
Ii Blackwell, San Jose
PALACE HOTEL.
H A Anderson, Boston ID j Mclaughlin Grass Y
J Callahan & W Boston c MACKENZIE Grass w
NJ l. Bristol, - yy Cunningham. Sta Gre
c j Taylor, y ew York A II Pc lock stanford
q o Peet. New YORK RI Levy & WI, y Orleans
w W Stevens & ,Philad & Phillips Sn Luis Obo
Mclaughlin. OrovIlte Leboit. Chicago
w Garland, Los Angeles Taylor, New York G
d Moore. Philadelphia A & Platt New Yerk
MERCER, Switzerland Kraus New York
D Meione & W, OAK Knoll AN KimbalI & W wilkins
x Ehey, Santa Cruz Mrs Atnswort. n City
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
NJ Hoff. Bakersfield hudson MERGED
Cosgrove, san Rafael Ed Skahan Sacramento
= CConnor walnut eve Cummings, Wal Grove
W LarSons. New City d II FitzgeraId s Jose
Ayers. Rio Vista Skasg Rio Vista
l. LeaVey, santa Clara Eoght, Angel Island
Duffey, San Diego OR Lane Denver
r DietZmaD, JameSt Bowen Seattle
i ) Ii elter Vallejo steers Montana
Miehoh. Chicago r Rudnick Tacoma
A Murphy, MERGED
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San Francesca Met Mark

''tsfl
wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BkEF-First quality. 5(051Ac: second quality,
4@412c; third do, 3@31ac 2 10
HEAL-Large. 4@oc; snail, 5G51ac 2 ID.
4c p 10
LAMB-41a951ac p n.
PoRh-Live hogs, 41ac p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed, and sL2c p ID for small fat:
feeders. nominal-none here; dressed do. $40
612c Q 10.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8. The spot market Is
quiet st Is I'D Cargoes are nrm at 24s for OF
coast, 24s Sd for prompt shipment and 24s
for nearly due.
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WHITE STAR Line.
United States and ROYAL Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpo oil,
S&ILlaG EVERY WEEK..

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD .asrA
y Ing TO steamer and accom- modations Sssx4kzS
selected second cabin So g.; Majestic and ieuton-
c, $50 and $40. Steerago Tickets from England
Ireland. Scotland. Sweden, Norway ana Denmark
through TO San Francisco at lowest rates tickets,
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from W. II AVERY, Pacific Mall Dock. or at the
General Office of the COMPANY. 6l3 Market ST..
under Grand Hotel, g. W. FLEI CHER,
APPS IuWeErSu IF Gen. AgL for Pacific Coast
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BOard-75 V Water, 971a
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-63 Eds n Light x Power Co lOl: 10
Market-st Railway. 402s; $4,000 Branch Rail-
way Bonds 9014.
90
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Portiand's Business.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. S.-Clearances 1922.
259: balances, s27l16.
wheat-valiey, 7212@75c; walIa waIia $50
66L1c ctl.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags 53sc, 57sc ana CSC for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta GRAIN
Bags. 4@414c for June aud July delivery; Wool
Bags. San Soc.
OIL-CaIlfornia Castor Oil. cases, No. l. 81 20 ;
bbis. 81 5 manufacturers rates) iinserd Oil in
bbls. boiled, 67c: do raw, o4c: cases. SC more:
Lard OH. bbIs. soc: cases. CSC; Cocoa 55c: China
Nut, 471aG5Oc 3 gallon.
UM-Starlight. l7Iac: Eocepe. 2OIAc:
Astral. l71ac: 1902 Elaine, 221ac: Pearl l7ISc:
Water white. refined. bulk, ll1ac: Hesdlight,
1852. cases. Gle: Mineral illuminating 3OOo 2Oc
In cases: Standard, l0o fire test l7c q gal In
cases (capsl. l71ec faucets and llLac In bulk.
GASOLINE, ETC.-63' Benzine, bulk, 12Iac p
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international Navigation Co.'s Lines

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTON Rrn
~ Shortest and most convenient route SsSSa4S
to London. Close connection at Southampton for
Havre and Paris. First cabin, $50 ana upward;
second cabin. $50 and upward: steerago, $40
Cape Town. South Africa, $50
PHILADELPHIA ana LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN. second cabin, $25 and upward. steerzge,
SO.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium. France Germany
Switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 and up
ward; second cabin. S3S; storage az very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternationaI
Navigation Co.. g. ID. FAHN ESTOCK. General
Agent Pacific Coast, 600 Market St., Grand Hotel
building oc23 II
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN 81 a. 4 "a El.S.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Per Br ship Scottish Dales-Aug 1877 As w,
Br bark Dunard, from santos for chilli.
Oct ga ITO w, Br ship Laomene, from San
Francisco. Is DAYS out.
Per tug Hercules-Nov 40 miles west of
Point Rey 3, schr Sadie, from Fraser River for
San Francisco. Wished to be reported
Nov As . w. BIZ ship Aigburth, from
Liverpool fer EsqulmaIt.
Nov 3-fS Is w, Br ship Sierra Cadena, from
Swansea Tor San Francisco.
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Domestic Ports.

FUREKA-Arrived Nov S-Stmr Willamette
Valley, hence Nov z; stmr Celia, hence Nov q.
ASTORIA-Arriyed Nov S-Stmr oregon, hence
Nov5.
Sailed Nov S-Br ship Pengwern, for Queens
town; ship Solitaire. Tor New York; ship Iro-
Quos, for New YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
ghr auhita nau Esee Sunday zarorniug aune L. 1884

some of the problems of life. The Grafton
| WIS of high order, aud was profound
enough to test the thinking powers OF his
hearers
Wednesday evening was the commence
| ment occasion. The class this year Is not
large but it is of excellent material. Two
young men completed the classical
course of study and received the degree of
ABB.
Mr. Geo. f. W. Bsrm spoke on ''Our
Conntr,'s Greatest Danger" and Mr.. T.
Ii. Black OIL ''Tbe Spirit of Unrest" BON
the speakers dealt with social questions
and showed great maturity OF thought.
On Thursday evening declamaiory
! contest WAS held in which seven contest
ants took part. The class hal been
drilled by DR.. W. 4. Todd and did adj
mirable work While all the contestants
acquitted themselves well. the judges
gave first place TO Miss Edna Spencer. sec
ond place 10 Miss Ava Allen aud third
place to Miss Eva Gorges.
The past year has been prosperous one
for the college. The attendance mas been
The largest the college has We, had
While many of the colleges of the state
have had a smaller number of students on
account of the financial depression, Cooper
Memorial has made a hauCsome growth
Professor ~ Gordon resigned the chair
of mathematics In order 10 enter the
XeDia Theological seminary next Sep
TENDER, and Professor j. q. Thompson
WAS electsd by the college senate TO take
his place. Professor Thompson has had
several years experience as teacher III
some of the best colleges in the west He
comes direct from the University of Mis-
souri,, where be has been employed during
the past year. He conducts the summer
normal at Columbia before entering on
his work in Cooper next September.
The degree of doctor Of divinity was con-
ferred upon Rev. NJ. G. Kyle of Philadel-
phia, and on Rev. w. ID. Irons or McDon-
aid, Pa.
Plans were laid for increasing the income
of the college.
The general assembly which met ut Al
bany, Oregon, in May, provided aid to sew
eral colleges. Cooper Memorial being
among them.
The prospect for large attendance next
year is tiatteriug.
The summer term will open on next
Monday. 1t will be conducted by Profess
Sors Wilson and Bell
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WALL STREET TRANSACTIONS.
Speculation Is Slow But Fairly Firm
in Tone.

NEW YORK, June 16-The spirit of spec
ulation was not very highly developed on
the stock exchange today. Many of the
leading spectators were away from the
street, the Arbitrage houses were out of
the market and the room traders were not
disposed TO do business. Most of the trad
ing was done by shorts who desired to
close out their standing contracts and by
small holders of long stocks who were
anxious to take profits. Consequently
there was 10 pressure to sell and the buy
ing was feeble and spasmodic. The
total transactions were less than 80, ZOO
shares and in only three stocks
were the sales more than 5000 shares,
Sugar alone exceeding 5000. Prices moved
sluggishly and irregularly with periods of
absolute cessation of business. The open
ing quotations were generally a small frac-
ton higher, Sugar showing the greatest
improvement, recording an advance of IS
per cent and Immediately moving up an
additional *. Then, under realizing sales,
the entire improvement was lost, but the
covering of short contracts in the final
dealings caused an appreciation in value
OF Is, the last being the highest price of
the morning In the general market the
tendency of prices during the first hour
was downward, but the losses were merely
fractional. After II o'clock better tone
prevailed and under the leadership of Chi
cago Gas and Cordage an advance was re-
corded The higher range of values was not
however maintained long, and On moderate
selling partial reaction took place in the
final dealings, speculation again became
strong and the market closed in good tone.
The bond market was firm during the
Cay, but the dealings were light in volume
and the changes trifling.
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CHICAGO, June 16-Bearish news was
largely in the majority today and
July wheat closed with loss OF %. July
corn closed 4 lower but oats and provis-
IONS acted independently and finished
higher
Opening trades in wheat were at 1zd3S
decline and gradually sold down 1.
rallied ss655. changed some aud closed
lower The weakness was mostly due 10
the rains, the lower cables and very limit
ed exports. Offering were quite liberal at
the start. with shorts" covering but the
supply was much greater than the de-
mand and the market ruled weak. There
was some selling OF July and buying of
September by the elevator interests and
this had a weakening tendency, especially
tor July. There was also an i'm
preston that deliveries on July contr acts
might possibly he quite Tree and this
added some decision 70 the market and
was lookeG upon as a bearish factor. There
was some unfayorable crop news but it cut
but little hgure. The market rallied some
toward the last, influenced by stronger
continental cables and covering by shorts.
Corn was weak on rains md free selling.
The range for the day WAS 5s
Oats were unsettled within IA range
for July An early break on the rains was
followed by liberal buying and the market
closed steady.
Provisions were firm on buying. presum-
ably by shorts and the higher Liverpool
market added to the strength. Compared
with last night July pork is "a higher;
July lard 10 higher and July ribs 10 cents
higher.
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corsted- la case hot spsll' should pay
visit during the celebration the i'm
mense sliding roof en- be thrown open.
thus giving the spectators The pleasurs OF
an open SIR concert. A trinmphal arch II
being erected IN froot OF the bslcooy ut
Madison avenue, anil it II expected that
from this ba'csny President Cleveiand
aud other distinguished visitors will re-
giew the procession which will herald the
opening OF the ssenSerfest. This parade
will be tie principal feature OF the
festival Fully 31.0g0 men Will be IN
line. each one wearing an alpine
hat and Carrying lighted torch TSey
will march 10 the time OF vocSi music sod
all along tbs line OF march the citizens
have been requested TO illuminate iheir
residences. laIeTs9ersed siong the line
there Will be several floats, beautifully
decorated, and the principal one viii rep
resent an aporheosis of music and
soag. IL viii have the place of honor he
tween the Ariou aud Liederkranze cl~-
ties. Several uniformed organizations
vii. also cake part, aud aito.etner the
sight will be pleasing as well as an In
structiye one
On Tuesday grand picnic and summer
nights festival will be a~lsl in Clme- PARK.
Benzonhlrst. Long Island, where the
pr:zss Will he awarded u the succrsstus
societies> This will bring the carnival 10
An end. and from present indications,
Judging from the extraordinary demand
Tor seats. the success OF this < gantic
saengeTfe-t = already assured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
KINGFISHER PoPULISTs.
Convention Called and Middle of the
Road Resolutions Passed.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
KNGFIsHER, o. T., June 16.-The CEN
trail committee of the Peoples party of
this county met at the court house today.
II. c. Wilson. member of the board of
county commissioners. was chairman. and
Spencer Saunders of Kingfisher secretary
The date of convention to choose delegates
to the congressional convention, which
meets at Ell Reno, July 10. was called to
meet here July :; primaries. July
-. The convention to nominate
county ticket was called TO meet at
Dover, September II, same day on which
The Republican county convention meets
in this city. The comfy was so appor-
toned as to give 103 delegates
The most important feature of the con-
veution today was the adoption of a reso-
luton unanimously declaring that any
man who shall propose fusion Is to be ta-
boced a. a traitor.
Heavy rains have been prevailing in this
section the past forty-eight hours and the
clouds are still Lowry aqueous.