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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-24

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL-CLERK'S OFFICE.
touse Of Representatives,, United States, Wash
ingtcn, d. c., June 3, 1Sgi-Sealed proposals Will
DO received Ut this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
Nj. WEDNESDAY, JUNE THIkTIETH, 1897, for
the delivery Of two thousand 1000 tons, more Or
less, OF the best White Ash Furnace Coal tscreen-
cd; also one hundred and fifty Q50) cords, more
or less, of the best Spruce Fine and one hun
died and nifty GAO ca=tls, moro or less, Of the
best Oak Wood, MS may be needed at the House
OF Representatives during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1888; said wood and coal to be delivered
and stored in the VAULTS If the south wing Of the
Capitol, at such times and in such quantities
fnay be ordered 10y the clerk of the House Of Rep
resentGtlves The coal mist weigh 2,240 pounds
to the ton. and the oak wood must be cut N
three 81 pieces. The wood must measure 12S
cubic feet TO the cord. The right to reweigh the
coal at the Capitol and the right to reject any
ard all bids IL reserved The lids to be indorsed
Proposals for Coal and Wood and addressed to
A. Mcdowell clerk CT the House of representa-
hves Us 4: MCDOWELL, Clerk House OF Rep
resentatires, u. S. je3-1aw4w
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STORAGE.

GOOD STORAGE AT Low RATES ARMY AND
NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. l4c7 G st. C. q.
SLOAN 4 CO.. Props jeie-im
TIC. PER LOAD-FIRNrTERE AND HOUSEHOLD
goods stored z5c. per load: best location 10 the
city; dry. night and clean. Address II. BAUM,
Eli 9th 1t. NV. uu6Sus
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Minister Anxen to Sail July IL.

DR.. Angel the newly appointed minister
to Turkey. has notified the State Deoart-
ment that he will sail from New York or
the 18th of July for his post, stopping in
London en- route to confer with Mr.. Ter
rell the retiring minister
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MMLLMMMsAME @lGM l lM-

From New YORK TO Rotterdam and Amsterdam ri
BouioSnc Sur Mer: 81, hours from Paris or London
S. AMSTEitpAM..-......J June &c, 10 m
- IS MAASlDAM July J. 10
First cabin, Si2.5o and up. second cabin SO Fa
Information apply 20 General Passenger Agency
broadway, New York, 10 q. W Moss a2i Pa
ave; 4. +. Drop .25 la. ave-, and Crane Parri.
Co. Ebbitt House Washington D. c. miI2 I tlSsfI,
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Anchor Lime

Steamships from New York Weekly
g l. q " VIA LON n - u L II II \
Raics for Saloon Pass,lr..-
CITY OF ROME, $50. Other sitalhrrs $50
Second CIiin
Rome, Si2 80; Furnes.ia. $3.50, other steamers So
St"eraGe Passage-
Rome. $50: FlrnrSsia. s2i.5o: ether s;mrs SOB =,
For Illustrated BuoA cf Tours and fu.t!cr il,
forius lien apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS Co
eral Agents. Bowling Green, NY or q. " Moss
92l PeHna. NV. or EDW. +. pliOpP A S;pNS
g..s I'rnHa. ave. Washing ..ri-lJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR JAu.-U S. JAIL,
washington, ID. C., June "a, is97.-lropesals are
Invited for furnishing foui hundred and ATTY tons
more less, of best bituminous coal; twenty five
tons. more or less. of best anthracite coal and
NIFTY ceids. more or less, of pine wood, for the
trict Of Columia. Bids for coal aud wood should
be made separately, addressed to the General
Agent. Ipepartm ent of Justice. and will be re-
ceived until NOON of MONDAY, JUNE TWEEN
Ti EIGHTH. 1897. The right to reject any and
all bids Is reserved. JOHN H. LEONARD, War
den. ieo1-St
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
Lehigh
Preparatory School.

Best recommendations. Young men are pr.
pared for l>l'igh University. Yale. Harvard
Cornell. Princeton etc. Over seven hanlr,.,
pupils OF this school have brcu admitted
Universities during the past eighteen years
For particulars aIily
jel t.thSs-S 9t w TLHiCH. Phi ID, Bethlehem Ia
UNIVERSITY oF VIRGINIA
CIlARIoTT!SNIGIE VA
Letters. Science. Law. Medicine. rcncinecrin.
Session b' gins 18th Sept. In the -malarial P.d
. mont region Excellent gymnasium. For Gaia
l"cnes address 4. II. BARHINCEIi. Chairman.
jei-tu th&s-2Gt
New York. New Yort
The PEBBLES & Thompson School.
BpARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
70 81. 81 East 5Ith street
Academic. Coll, Preparatory and Art Dcpari
nents. Special Students admitted.
my Is tu.th-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-24

WANT ads. The Sta. pay because
they bring answers.
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TEE PEMBROKE, n. CAROLINA AVE- NEAR
beach. appointments End service excellent terms
reasonable: special rates for families.
myl 3Ia s AXE
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CAfoN SPRINGS AND BATHs-oN THE GREAT
North Mountain. Alkaline Lithia Springs, 10OO
TO 500 guests annually; Elite Of north and SOUTH
Largest and socially most pleasant company at
any mountain resort in this country. For ratea,
circulars. etc, address WM. H. SALE, Capon
Springs, W. Va, or d. B. MACKALL, 1924 II At
NV, Washington D. G. myi5- aat
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA, WILL
open June 10: hotel modern in all its branches;
most accessible Of all the Virginia springs; three
hours ride from Washington; four daily trains;
round "trip ticket $2.55-gOod from Friday until
Monday: no long. dusty mountain reads to travel:
fifteen minutes ride from II. Il. to springs; terms
moderate; write for pamphlet. E c. JORDAN,
Jordan Springs, Va. my27-lm
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AURORA HOUSE.

I'd season All open June 1. Greatly I'm
proved. Home comforts. Excellent table.
Finest pleasure and health resort in Allie
ghanies Near Oakland and Deer Park.
Reasonable rates.
ny15-tf J. II. SHAFFER, PROP. Aurora. W. vn.
THE LOCKWOOD" HAMPERS ERRY w VA,
Will open for the May 10: large and
airy: plenty of shade table first class rates rea-
sOnable. A. =. DANIEL. Proprietor. my1-sm
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN TIE ,MoIxTAINS.

THE ALTON nm. FfioSr, ROYAL. IA. A. p.
McInturfr J. g. Wiltshire, proprietors: mounta in
mir. water and scenery: electric lights hot AMI
cold baths bass fishing; fist-clsss in all its ap-
pointlnents. jeS3-lm
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CHESIE Err I'M
New York nea. the beach, steam heat sun
parloT: all mOdeTa SOnyenIences.
uyI-J2t ID. KNAUER.
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A Palace i'm the Mountains

For beauty of architecture and elegance OF equip
ment The AlegAany, at Goshen Bridge, Va, has
not rival among TIN. suHl,ner hotels Of
America. Located in the heart OF the Alleghanics
where the climate is always cool and invgora ting
amidst scenery OF wondrous beauty, its advanta es
as summer home umequHled."
Sulphur. Alum Lthia an. Cha!yhcatc Waters.
j L
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EAGLES MERE PENNSYLVANIA
Board in a private cottage; large rooms; ap-
polntlneEts f'st-class; terms moderate Address
je22-t, tn, SGT Miss A. W. KREBS
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GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY
w. fa-open Located on Frait Hill Farm
Blue Ridge mountain. 20 min. drive from depot
S.. Sc and 81 per week 81 and 81 SO per day:
for circular. my24 tim
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BrOOkside Hotel

And cottage life, with city comforts. In the Ale
ghanies, j hours =. and O.. near Oakland and
Deer Park: drive to Bro"kside in time for sup
per; very modern sanitaIy Improvement through
OUT many social and natural attractions: low
1ates f.. families and special rates for rooms
cured In June. Send for souvenir booklet. 5.
PRESCOTT WRIGHT, Prop, Brookside, W. Va.
it1O-S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. S.-Commander-
in-Cnief Goblin, OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic, has cal;ed a meeting OF
the executive committe OF the national
council to De held in Cincinnati, on De-
cember 10. TO fix tne date ot the next na-
tional encampment.
Davenport. Iowa, Dec. S-"Hampton
Rl0ads," war drama dealing with the
Monitor and Merrimac. was produced
here last night 10 the best audience Of
the season. The play is by Charles Eu-
gene Banks, the well known Chicago
poet, and Professor George Cram Cook.
o. the Iowa State university. The play
has been submitted 70 prominent man.
ayers and win probably be put on the
road.
Detroit, Mich, DEC. S.-Tae long an
,icipated United States steamer Ysntic
arrived at l O'clock this morning after a
long and vexatious voyage from Boston.
The ship is now in the possession OF the
Deroit naval reserve. she VIII be dock
ed and ove-hsuied. Her false forward
woodwork, which was taken off in or
der 10 get the steamer through the St.
Lawrence canals. will be replaced. as
well as her spsTs, rigging, etc, which
are now piled upon the docks. Crowds
% people visited the new acquisition of
the lake navy today. The vessel is 3s
years Old. but sound and we'll adapted
70, a training ship.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
COTTON.

New York, Dec. s.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices TO 3 points low
er under light foreign selling and disap-
pointment as to the condition of futures
at Liverpool Extensive selling was check
ed. however, by evidences Of a better feel
ing abroad in spot cotton and indications
of permanent falling off in port receipts.
Fears that the proposed reduction in wa
ges OF cotton operatives in New England
mills would lead to a strike complication
put an effective damper on speculative ven
lures and at 1890 a. m, the market was
quiet, with no further important changes
in quotations. Sales to that hour were
31,Ioo bales. Closing quotations: Spot
quiet: middling uplands, SIS; middling gulf,
6h.
New Orleans, Dec. e.-Cotton-Easier;
sales, $500 bales; ordinary, AZ; good ordi-
nary. 5tsc; low m:ddling. 4 15-16c; middling,
81: good middling. 5la; middl:ng far,
15-16c.
Galveston, Dec 9.-Cotton-Steady; mid
ding, 7-16c.
Liverpool, Dec. 81 p. m.-Cotton-Spot,
good business done; prices unchanged; (;
American middling, 7-32 pence; futures
dull
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10

averaging 1.oS0 to LOO pounds, sold at 3.9o
GIG A few prime mich cows sold at
$50 to $50 each. A sale was made of fifty
one fancy holiday Hereford cattle at $3.50
Hoes-In hogs there was a slower de-
m2rd from local packers than usual a3d
eastern shippers purchases were again
very light. Prices were 2lkG5c lower from
the start to the close, fat butcher weights
showing the least decline Sales were large
~ at s. 2JQS.40 with coarse heavy packers
selling at s310dS.2o, and prime medium
weights at s3. aa3.421z. Pigs sold largely
al S3.20d3.35. There was a fairly active gen
eral demand for sheep and lambs and pri-
ces were unchanged. Sheep were salable
az s2.S59325 for a few inferior lots, up to
Si.25di50 for heavy export lots, with prime
sheep wanted at S.60d4.70; lambs sold at
si.00Gi.O for culls, up to S5.5OQo.E for
choice to extra lots, with sales largely at
S5.O0G5.50.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, 1900; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. 9-Cattle-Receipts. g.
0co. Market slow to weak. Texas steers,
2.5Q36C; Texas cows s2.0G3l5; native
streers, S3.25Qf.80; native cows and neifers
Si.750410; stockers and feeders, s275Q4.E;
bulls, s2.50G365
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market weak to
SC lower. Rulk of sales, sS.22lzq3.3o; heavies
sa. 2214a2 .s2ls; l:ghts. ss.15Q3.aO; yorker.,
s.. 2.271zlf530; pigs S3.00d3-a0.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong;
lambs, S35o45.7e; muttons. s2.SeQ475.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Dec. 9-Cattle-Receipts, s.
100 of which $500 are Texans. Market
steady for Texans with natives steady to
sc lower. Shipping steers, A20Gl5.30; light
dressed beef and butcher steers, SS.40ls. so;
stockers and feeders, S240d4.20; COWS and
heifers, S2O0G4-10; Texas and Indian steers.
$3.0o1415; cows and he:fers, S2OQ3.5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Light. S.25Q3.o0; mixed, $3.2cd3.3o; heavy,
S3.3503. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market steady.
5.75.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
LoSDoN's LORD MAJOR
Some OF the 1nexpiicsbie Absurdities Of
the Lord Mayors SHOW"

London. Dec. s-At t1e very time
zaea Greater New York xas 81 the
throes b%ze.t!ng its hrst mayor. the
Wo-saipfI Court % Aldermen we're con-
cerued with the election o. the 63ora
clIef magistrate n this great and AZ
Gent city. The-e are few dignlta-ies in
tie kingdom more ho0ored or more bis
toxic Z their associations than ,kz< O.
IRE Por.e-zrzTe Cor by corruption. Porte
reeve, the governor o. the Po-<s). as .5@
Office was known at the tine of r5e
CcnQues.- Soon este-TaTds TIE odicisi
xas NAMED provost. a designation E3ica
SUI hoi5s good IN Scotland. and q ives
40. be<o-e Henry IIs reign that tie
Norman tile o. urzirs came into uze-
The mayC was originally s1pofnted
BY the king. an1 he'd Office durizx Ks
pleasure. TO charter ha-.ns bes1 grant
sd 10 London fsa 100 oy Hsasy I
Eignsy-a.n4 years zre- tie f-st mayer.
Henry FSz-AiShyn- vas spqo<n-e1 and
serged :z'enFy-.oGr yearz Bze ~ tss
s1bz~s a<nt c3srt~- OF ks1z Jean t--a-,
rse -ssy0- and ta- c5n-noa oo1ocsl s~.e
cs1o~n annually. TIE sEcn1 aEd cap
y Once we're granted BY RscfIa-1 IL
wasa Mayer Sir william WziSo~ia
.elisd Wat Tyler WIKI h1s mace GsslJ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10

yearly progress through Lon 5cn. Sss bn.ls
In I7s7 at TIE pr-porfsFous oatisy o. CO.'S.
True ~ H. however. fnsf tbe trco11tr .
Lore Mayor sas much rss1.d % hasns-d
rs powers % sngurance O. IRE Oar -
h.s installation. Oa ne sane svsnfnE re
must pfsz.de over iEe auE-st baaazse
which ssrsrrblss ysaFiy IN these siExs
dona. Re must DsrEenaiiy feoesvs a. .ners
nous company lnci1sinE al t5s notabsS
i,lss % ne land ~ mssf propose. via
zszt crziorcSi ability as may esurssnSs
some haIf-eozen toses Ia TIE prsss1os ~
a mos, critical sBtssDee. O-agraIly thss
feast was bed Ia ne xsrcAsas Tailo-ss
or the Grocers Han Bgc whsn. 4.s-s
Kitchens ard sissF ofloss we're afa~1 n
TIE GBli5asJ. that cA5sf H@sf % tss eSs-
oorstian be>ans the fsusezTo1s - "a
zr.zs z.ser-bssrs. Ire soup 1's~iI . nae
nfscsrt. out - f1ot = coarse snd 10y
ssrvsd Z IL 70 Eshf E4AsisT 20 sssTies 80
rezrfy tsoaszass cio.slT yaekss rsssss.
Ssvsr;hsgssz. fse Quantities % rr7sfsssns
eorfurass would A2ss sp2~aFse hess1ssas
~. fur ths neto-sous sg1@tstEs % tss 'rsiy
q s.bsrf"
TNsss esfy baragess are ar rssovnef 40
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.si-ed a ws1ss ccrsoszy % erv~rasc s>a<>s
!nrgztir< ~ Ezs<rer % RxEsaz al fss
Eirx os Prussia
Rgf Z = zzly ~sfAtn reoent t--s fa2f
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10

Corn-Futures closed fractions higher
than yesterday, after narrow ffuctuat ions;
spot higher; No. cash, Sc bid; December,
24ssc bid; January. 2i5sc bid: May, 2s5sc.
higher: No. cash. elevator. 2lAc bid;
! track. pc; No. 2 Write, 24Q2il9; December,
2l11e BID: May, 22Ssc bid.
Rye-Firm: 45izc bid.
Fiaxssed-H.gher: $.o9.
! Hay-Firm: prairie, E.Sds-5o; timothy.
! s7.50d9.25.
Butter-Qu.et; creamery. 1s1aGs31z; dairy
uG19c
EegsSteady, unchanged.
Perk-Unchanged; standard mess. job
bing, $50
Lard-Higher; prime steam. $40: choice
s25.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec 9-Flour-Receipts, 81
| 40 barrels; exports. Bis. Firm and high
| er, but not active; Minnesota patents, SIG
$40; winter stra:ghts. A@Q4.10.
Wheat-Rece:pts, 170.2oo bushels; exports,
2O;. 701 Spot strong; No. red. sl.0ols: op-
| tons opened strong and was generally
| very firm al cay on a stampede among
December shorts in Chicago, prompting ac-
tive covering In the local market, final
prices were 1lsa1sse net higher; No. red
May, 94s4: December, es&sc.
| Corn-Rece:pts, S0675 bushels; exports
| 66s. Spot firm: No. .. 81 Options opened
| firm with wheat but was dull all day,
cicS1LS sc net nlSneE, May, otS OcceinDeI
3l$tc.
Oats-Receipts, 10s,27s bushels: exports
2soa. s37. Spot stronger; Ne. 2. 26x a27ls. Op-
| tons firm and moderately active. with the
other markets, closing 1s47sc net higher
/ May, 271z: December. q.
California dried fruits-Steaiy: evaporat-
! ed apples, common, safe per uonnd: prime
wire tray. 7dsc; wood dried. prime, SIS
/ choice. Sl5; fancy. sQ9gls. Prunes. 3dsc
! per pound, as to size and quality. Apri-
/ cots Royal, 7Gs1kc per pound; Moor Park
Sale. Peaches, unpeeled, 7q9c per pound
peeled. 17G20c.
Butter-Receipts, $500. Steady; western
| creamery. HGe5; Elgins. "a; factory, III.
| @l4c.
| Eggs-Receipts. 6,343 packages; steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 21G25; western, q
Q2ic.
LIVERPOOL.
! Liverpool Dec. 9.-Wheat-Spot No. red
| northern spring, steady, Is I'D.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Dec. 9.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady at unchanged prices, ruled in
active and featureless. with only local trad
ing and exceptionally narrow variations
in absence of Rio and Santos cables on ac-
count Of Brazilian holiday, while European
accounts were Indifferent, selling arrested
by liberal warehouse deliveries in the Uni
ted States, closing firm. net unchanged
to points advance; sales 5000 bags. in
cluding December. S5.S565eO; March, $500.
Spot coffee-R;o firm; No. Z invoice. 6ss
jobbing, rs; Mild-Steady; Cordova, s1sI
I5c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 37sc; GEN.
trifugai, s6 test, 15-1ec; refined firm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO,

Chica go, Dec. 9.-Cattle-Trade in cattle
was again provokingly at a further de-
cline of l0c, ard cattle averaged 256S5c
lower than ar the close of last week. The
ruling features of the market were pref
~ much the same as for the last week
ana II was hard TO get buyers to look at
common cattle. The extreme range of pri-
ces betwesn the poorest and the best cattle
was unusually wide. a few cars of Christ
mas beeves going at $500d5.50. while very
common steers sold TO dressed beef firms
al S3.S5i3.60. The bulk of the cattle cross
ed the scales at s3hsod4.75. good export
steers selling at 81 25Q4.50. The stocker and
feeder trade has petered out and prices
are largely 25 cents lower than last week
while cows and bulls are irregularly lower
few TeXas cotton seed meal fed steers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10

their experience. Reader. Il u your tnrr now.
Mrs Oieya Brooks, Maplevood- ST.
Louis. Mo-. says: Il have been an,icted
with kidney and bladder diseases for
some time. and although I was treated
by a number or Physicians and trfed
many remedies, received but temporary
relief A short time agc I placed myself
under the care OF the Munyca special
fists. and began taking the Munyon rene
dies. AT that time I suffered a great
deal OF pain In different pSrta Of my
ooay. ana a nost aisTessins osckseae.
the remedies but a short time. can
testify 20 4 complete cure. I Arm indeed
q happy woman. as ! fully expected to
die, my complications were OF so deep
ly-seated character. i am recommsnd-
ing Munyon'e remedies TO everybody"
Munvon has . separate specific for each
disease. For sale by druggists mostly IS
Munyon a. Philadelphia, Pa. and ger medical
advice free.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Dec. 9.-Staple gods in both
brown and bIeached cottors are still with
out feature. Goods for export are slow.
In print cloths there has been no change
in the market. In woolens and worstei
goods. dress goods come in for the latest
share OF attention and are sold at very
fair prices in fairly large amounts Mems
wear fabrics, however, show increased in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10


Cent Higher at Kansas City.
Chicago, Dec. 9-Amid considerable
at $1-09, the highest price, with one ex-
ception, since the memorable "Old
Hutch" corner in 1888. The market
stained very nervous, bids at the opening
ranging ali the way from s1.01 1-2 to s1.0i
and in a few minutes sold UP to s1.05.
Trade was much broader than during the
the selling of not to exceed $4,000 bushels
caused the market to quiet down. Buy
ing orders came from all parts Of the pit,
mostly for lots OF from 5000 70 %, 900
bushels, but even for such small lots,
sellers were scarce and the market for a
moment was apparently in danger Of
running away. Then the bull clique
brokers came to the rescue, but not until
at least 900 bushels had been offered
and eagerly taken did the excitement
die down. About Has, however, shorts
got on the rampage again. The market
in the meantime had recovered TO S1.05,
having sold down to s1.03 1-2. An at
tempt to buy moderate line at that
price revealed the fact that the market
was bare. One dollar FIVE and half was
bid, with no takers Then the market
jumped 1-2 cent at time to s1.0S and a
little wheat dribbled out. Then back it
went to 81 .06 3-4, but only for moment,
when it turned again, jumping to s1.09
in three bids. The thoroughly frighten-
ed shorts wer enabled to buy and the
market quieted down. reacting to sl.0712.
There was apparently a general belief
among traders that the December bulls
intend to carry the deal in that option
10 the last extremity. This opinion was
strengthened by the announcement that
arrangements had been completed where
fby all contract wheat will be shipped
east by all-rail as soon as delivered here,
thus keeping the market bare. This an
nouncement had great weight with the
shorts, who, for the first time, displayed
real anxiety.
NEW YORK.
New York. Dec. 9-The sensational ad-
vance OF wheat in Chicago today from
s1.00 IA to s1.09 was reflected locally by
a net improvement OF 1-S93-sc per
busheL Speculation, while active at
times, did not approach the excitement
reported In the west, as traders here are
pretty well evened up and too shrewd in
the present unsettled state Of the mar
ket affairs to branch out into fresh deals.
Accordingly, only scasping business
was accomplished save for a little for
eign buying early in the day. The De-
cember option sold from SO to SO 3-4c and
closed at 9S 7-Sc May closed at 95c. The
advance effectively checked exporters,
who were able to secure twenty loads.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 9.1The bulge in
wheat IN Chicago today showed It's ef-
feet here. December opened at 80 3-Sc
bid, advanced 1-Sc soon after, and later
sold UP to s1.00. The advance in Chicago
caused some uneasineSs among the
shorts her and they began TO cover. This
with a good demand that had developed,
started the price upward and it shortly
touched s1.01 IA. Later a jump TO s1.O2
was recorded. A reaction set in and the
price dropped to sl.0l 1-2, but just before
the close the market became strong and
the top price, s1-02, was touched again.
The close was at that figure bid.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-10
Shippers.

Shippers.
Sale. Johnson & Co., Of Enid, Ok, had
in one car Of hogs
A. P. Johnson, Of Elmer, had one car
of hogs here.
Andy Hargett of Sedgw!ck had down one
car of hogs.
Adam Hufbauer, of Mulvane, was up
with one car of hogs.
Grace Bros, of Cheney, were here with
one car of hogs.
Farmers and Drovers' Bank of Mt. Hope
had one car of hogs on the market.
+. H. Wienshenk of Rochester had IN one
car of hogs