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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12
NEWS AND VIEWS.

DR.. Zertucha, who was thought to have
betrayed Gen. Maceo into the hands of
his enemies, has been arrested and plac-
ed in Havana prison. He will be depor-
ed to Chafarinas islands, the Spanish pc
nal prison off the African coast. Good.
A writer in an exchange says that he
lives on memory" 1t does not appear,
however, that memory pays the grocery
bills Of the balance of American writ
erS.
1t is estimated that the worlds cucum-
bers are worth 100000 annually 10 the
gardeners who raise them, aud twice
as much TO the doctors and druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

THOSE senators, editors and public
men who were so anxious to rush the
now defunct Olney-Salisbury arbitra-
ton treaty through the senate without
examination or discussion have an Op-
portunIty to demonstrate their sinceri-
ty. Senator Bacon, representing those
who earnestly believe in the principle
Of arbitration, has called up mis- resolu-
tons introduced some time ago, which
declare that the United States warm
~ fayors peaceful arbitration. The
Bacon resolutions are more definite
and perfect than was the Olney Sails
bury treaty, broader in their scope and
more unselish in their purpose. They
appeal to all nations and announce that
the United States are in favor of arbi-
tration with one government or with
all; not for period of five years. but
Tor all time. Now let the peace people
get together on Senator BacOn's reso-
lutiOns, and have an arbitration treaty.
that is fair and creditable not only to
the United States but TO other coun-
tries as well.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

IT is too early to launch gubernato-
rial boomlets, but the Atlanta journal
has undertaken to open next years
@mpaign ina two column article in
which the prediction is made that the
next governor of Georgia Will be one of
nine gentlemen, viz: Robt. l.. Berner,
Pope Brown, Clement A. Evans. Jo-
seph M. Terrell, Allen d. Gambler.
Charles A. Collier, Elem. G. duBignon.
Hut Jenkins, Peter J. Meldrim. 1t
might be hard to pick the winner
among these gentlemen, but it would
be no trouble to name some of them
who will be far from winners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12
COMMENTS FROM CONTEMPORARIES

The gubernatOrial candidate who at
temptS to launch boom thus early, be-
fore thu people have had chance to
even taste the sweet respite from tur-
mol, much less recover from the worry
and disgust occasioned by the recent
campaign, is the poorest sort OF politi-
clan. His friends should phil him in
'Uut of the wet. Fort Gaines Senti-
mel.
1t is said to be the duty of Osman
Pasha, the great general now in com
mand of the Turkish army, to taste the
Sultan's food before the mighty poten-
tate of The east dimes. If Osman should
get killed in the present Greek war
there would be very fine opening for
some Georgia or.--Summerville
News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

Hon. VIM. j. BRYAN is said to have
mapped out quite an extensive tour for
himself, first through Mexico and then
some OF the principal countries Of Eu-
rope. lie goes to study at first hand
the people of silver country, and
then those of countries of gold stand
ara principles, SO as to thoroughly
equip himself for discussion Of public
questions in 1900 Mr.. Bryan and 9th
ers believe that great changes in the
financial status of several countries
besides the United States are likely tc
take place in the near future.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

DR.. HOwARD's Early County News
continues to have duck fit every time
Cleveland, Turner and a few other
''exes" are called to taw by a good
democrat This is queer when it is
remembered that the good man was
once an ardent Ocalaite.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12
FORTYKILLED BY HAIL.
TtOnes Weighing Three Pounds Reported
in Mexico. ezaSN

special dispatch from San Luis,
Potosi, Mexico, to the Globe Democrat
says:
The Rio Verde valley in this state has
been visited Oy a terrific haistorm,
which not only ruined growing crops
but caused great loss of life. Reports
have been received here of the killing of
forty-one persons by hail stones. On one
hacienda alone twelve farm hands were
killed. Some of the hail stones weighed
over three pounds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

attend the banquet given in his honor
prior to his departure on the way to
his new mission. The governor was
there and made some felicitous and
eloquent remarks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

The Florida senatorial deadlock is
still on with several anxious heirs in
the broil. Stockton and Chipley tied
on the last ballot, with Rainey a
strong second.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

BUSINESS is still balky, Dun's re-
view for the current week says: SIN
spite ofmoderate Improvement in most
of the great industries business is still
Disappointing"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

ATLANTA, which always has a great
way OF making much ado about moth
lng' has just engaged in stopping over
because number of Colonel Bucks
democratic friends had the temerity To
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12
Picked Off a Misfisstppi RIVER Raft They
Fall on Their Knees.

NATCHEz, MISS, May Gone of the
most pathetic scenes since the flood took
place here yesterday.
Thirty negroes drifting on raft were
landed here, having been floating four
days with nothing to eat, No sooner had
they reached land than they fell down
and worshipped it.
Farmers Fire on Vessels.
New ORLEANS, May 6.-The work of
raising the banks continues with unabat-
ed energy, and they will all be in condi-
ton to stand from one to two feet more
of water.
There is still a constant warfare be-
tween the levee defenders and the steam
vessels, tie latter running far too close
to shore. Legal prosecutions were first
instituted, but these failing there has
been resort to arms. The Henry Du-
mois, a Norwegian ship, alarmed the
BnraS district residents, and guards in
ambush fired vOllev of pistol shots al
the pilot house. These did no harm, and
the guards will now be armed with ri
fes.
The government boat has gone down
the lower coast TO rescue cattle, and full
ly thousand head will be brought up
to the New Orleans market this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

DR.. IKE HOPKINS minisUership and
the Macon Telegraph's wave Of pros
perity are both still hanging fire.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

CUcUMBERs have made their appear
ance, and now the fearless girl can
choose between green plums and salt
and cucumbers and sugar.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

Miss A. B. Smith is saving buyers Of
millinery money this season. Everything
stylish aud cheap.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

The Greeks seem to be better run.
ners than fighters.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

system, using schedules that will enable
! their patrons to arrive at a desirable
hour. The return trip will also be ar
| ranged to suit the convenience of the ma
JOrlty. 1t is estimated that there will
be over twenty thousand persons in az
tendance.
| Among the several suits filed in Sumter
superior court for the May term is one
| by w. T. Persons, CanvasSer, against
Mayor b. I. Wise of the Plains, in which
he claims damages in the sum of So 900.
In his petition Persons alleges that when
he asked permission from Mayor Wise to
canvass the town he was roughly treated
ana showed out Of the door with such
force as to sprain an ankle, and for this
and the cursing alleged he asks balm in
the above sum.
! P. j. Moran, who is writing an inter-
esting series of letters frOm the wire
grass to the Constitution, notes the fact
that Barlow Powell, an Industrious col
Ored farmer of NOugherty county, clear
ed 81 900 on his plantation last year.
Powell makes pile of cotton, bit he al
so makes enough supplies TO run his
place And this is the secret of his sus-
cess.
! Cards are out for the marriage OF Pro-
fessor COvingtOn TO Miss Burney Shelf
field at Arlington today. Professor
| COvington is the principal OF the Airing
ton academy, and was among those in
jured by the recent cyclone, and Miss
Burney is the charming and highly cul-
tured daughter of Judge H. G.. Sheffield.
The promoters haye taken the first step
towards a county far at Cuthbert during
July. A committee of five has been ap-
pointed from each district in the county,
who will begin at once the work of ar
ranging details and securing exhibits.
W. j. Oliver of Shellman has been elect
ed president of the tair association.
Albany's city c1uncil hastily gathered
together Tuesday and voted to l to
stop a prize fight advertised to take
place at the opera house in that city
Tuesday night. Il lot of kicking was
done over the matter by the sports, but
the police were careful to see that no
knocking took place.
Mr.. J E. Peterson, the late republl-
can candidate for congress, announces
that Mrs. Terrell G. Peterson will be ap-
: pointed postmistress at Fl. Gaines to
succeed Judge Graham. The change
will take place July %, when Judge
Graham's term of four years expires.
The "Maypop Cadets and the "Blaek-
/ berry Invincible are two baseball teams
, in Albany. We are backing the black
berry crowd,
Hon. Fleming duBignon will address
the editors of the weekly press assoca-
ton at their annual meeting in Cuthbel t
July 18th.
Calhoun COunty's contributions to the
seasons mOnstrosities ale fOur-legged
chicken and a calf without a tail.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in few days, but old
| chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perma-
nently cure by One Minute Cough
Cure. SALE-DAvIs DRUG Co.
y COLONEL HENRY WATTERsON thinks
Grover Cleveland is bad egg. And
7 that is what a great many people think
of Colonel WattersOn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

RESCUED NEGROES WORSHIP LAND
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

COLONEL HENRY WATTERsON thinks
Grover Cleveland is bad egg. And
that is what great many people think
of Colonel WattersOn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perma-
nently cure d by One Minute Cough
Cure. SALE-DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

Calhoun cOunty's contributions to thu
seasons mOnstrosities ale fOur-leggeC
chicken and calf without tail.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-12

Cards are out for the marriage OF Pro
fessor CovingtOn to Miss Burney Shelf
field at Arlington today. professor
COvngton is the principal OF the Airing
ton academy, and was among those in.
jured by the recent cyclone, and Mis-
Burney is the charming and highly cul
tured daughter of Judge H. G. Sheffield
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
ApRrrr on AN ICE rloE
One Hundred Hne Fifty Fishernsn Out n
Saginaw Bsy.

SeSewaing. Mich. March fs.-The
heavy wind today broke up the ice on
Saginaw Bay. One hundred and htiy
fishermen, OF whom about half are from
BAY City. were on the ice about four
miles from shore Most all escaped 70
Maison and Lone Tree Islands. II ~
reported that five men from Bay City
are on the ice. and have been carried CUE
with the foe. The wind has shifted 20
the northwest. and will probably bring
the Ice back IL is very cold. Abous
500 worth OF nets AM twenty shantles
were carried out from the Iettlemen.
near here. Last year about tsirty men
were carried out. but were rescued ~
boats after being on the ice two days.
The ice fioated Of In shree foes.
When the first struck Lone Tree and
Maison Islands. the men upon !, were
rescued from the snore. The second foe.
with some thirty men upon Il. also drift
eI near the Islands. and Il is reliably re-
ported that nearly all. Z not quite all.
the men got ashore /; was stated late
tonight that three OF the Bay city FISH,
crmen were carried out into the lake.
bot ;ass is not verified.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
WONT BE 20 PUSSY rnEs
-. Loa3s weather Observer .. After ths
Tornado HfiI-stf<Ssrs

81 Louis. March IL Dr.. Frz-ksn-
fed. Observer % ne local Eezthsr 30
reap. has received orders from ire wash
iaE;on officials % prosecute al pszsons
snzzzed o. ~ distribution of ths fesi-
ficGs bat Alarming tornado Earu1nxs'
"a: were porfsi throughout th~ eity
cary IN The week. 20 @Gsl s;teafisn -
a nsiodrana . spp@sr a. . tAsa;ss
bee
d.. FrzHkezasis eaii@d a. tss feE-
cog-fs to-day. ard asS-s fas city ss;os-
o>y % issue sursnons against 'he oTea-
asss. charging zhs-a sta SlSfgr9.az ~
peace. m cify attorney ask-f ne g.
opsra;l1a - Psis-~ Capitals O-HzilsY aad
;se lst,er Instructed hls aSscers - l<arn
to- names q ihe men was aisr-iaus-
ne EE1E "A sooa a. fa~sr rzrres have
ben bzn5st . the city stcorzey - WI
ksgrons tasza % spD>4r Sefo-e Je3rs
PezSa.9ys
Eyss s.acs Nay =. Isss. uasa fas ser.
noe tornado Kidd - many Dsep~ aus
gF7uSn - sEeh ~xt<1Efvs damage n taas
ticiniiT. re people have b~~a very ners-
gas a. ere approach . szss1. q p.
The eTl-snsl 9os.ing q sses~ asvsrslss~
rnsaiz caused graf slsEn aad sD2rsaea-
s.o5 ann. sAsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13

Butter-Steady; creamery. i2dlsc; dairy
| 9Q1Gc.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 1OG1oAc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No., March 12.-Wheat-fG:
| c lower and dull; No hard, 75c; No. J.
| 67s1D; No T. 5Sd62; No. red, 90: No. 8. s59
! SO: No. 4, 7GQs0; No. 2 spring, 70974; No. g.
! 65a70
Corn-Active, very firm; No. mixed, Il
d17i.c.
Oats-steady; No. white, 1sq2Oc.
Rye-Steady: No. .. 29c.
Hay-Firm. unchanged
Bu.ter-Weak; creamery, 16q1Ic; dairy,
| 10n13.
Eggs-I15c lower, nc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo- March 12-Receipts-Flour
5460; wheat g. $50; corn 1880; ats 80, 456;
sc, 565; oats 5000.
F'lour-Dull and easier; patents S4.e0d4IO;
extra fancy A.SOQ4.4o; fancy sS.50uS.7o,
choice S3.1oGI3 20.
Wheat-Higher: No. red cash elevator
92fI93c; track 9215d?51a; May IS.
Corn-No. cash 30s.c bid: May 217s bid.
Oats-Steady; no. 2 cash lie bid; May 1Sc
BID.
Rye-F;rm. track 75c.
Flaxseed-Nominal, 15c.
s. 25S,SS0.
Lard-Higher; prime steam s4O5; choice,
$L12K.
Hay-Quiet, steady ard unchanged.
Rutter-Firm; creamery. Hql9c; dairy,
Sa15c
Eggs-Firm, Sc.
Pork-Higher; standard mass jobbins,
SS.25dSS0
Lard-Higher; prime steam s4.o5; choice,
si.12i@.
NEW YORK
New York. March 12.-Flour-Rece.pts IS,
hor rolc &c =
at first with wheat, but finally improved on
the closing firmness in grain. Winter pat
ents $45504S5; Minnesota patents s4.2od4. 40.
Wheat-Spot irregular; No. hard S654c.
Options closed strong at 1sGAc net adj
vance. governed by active covering on large
export rUmorS and war talk; No. red
March S014c; May 1874.
Corn-Receipts a. $50 bushels; exports 30,
0il. Spot steady; No. .. 29c. Options firm,
lsc higher; March 2914c; May, 2ss4.
Oats-Receipts 105,Goo bushels; exports III
175. Spot quiet; No. 2. &c. Options mac
tive, unchanged: May 2li@c.
Lard-Firni. bull dull; western steamed,
S4S7le: refined firm.
Pork-Quiet: old mess Ss.751e.oo.
Butter Steady; western creamery, l3G1e;
Elgins %; factory 7G12.
Eggs-SteadY; state and Pennsylvania II
G1I2cls western II; southern 10l4ql0i2.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Eng, March 12.-Wheat-Spot
quiet: demand poor; No. red spring esd:
No. ! California 6s4l.d. Futures opened
steady with near and distant positions I'D
lower; closed dull with July 1i2d lower and
other months lad lower; business about
equally d.stributed; March 6s%4d May and
July esd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
WORST OF THE WINTER
4. the snowstorm Now Raging Over the
Northwest.

Minneapolis MINI. March 12.-Specl ais
70 the Journal from North ard South
Dakota and western Minnesota snow
that the snow o. last night did more act
ual damage than any other 81 this win
ter. one that mas never been edusilet
in the costs 81 has levied on railroads.
Wednesday Of this week. after almost
berculean struggles. several 81 the roads
opened their lines and began moving
freight 20 towns where food and fuel
.amines existed
b. the time these trains were well on
their ray the storm blocked everything
Frcights are stalled IN al parts % the
three states. Scarcely passenger train
- moving north OF central South Dak3-
"a. Drifts miles long and from ten 10
thirty FEET deep on those roads which
have not yet begun work. Much stock
On moving trains has been Killed snd
Thousands % head ~ cattle are report
81 dying n eastern South Dakota. north
en- Minnesota Loggsrs are al forced
out o. the woods. and Will work all
ce1se.
IshDeTniuz. March 12-The Eorss
storm in Eve yssrs = raging IN the uD-
per peninsula. Freizh: trains are hiock-
AIDED on both the South Shore and rs
Chicago sad Northwestern lines. A
freight train On the latter rad has b~sa
stuck n q drift a; the Buffalo mine
FittY men are now a. work Clearing rs
track. Al passenger trains o. Iris md
- tie road are ted up On seco5Ht ot
me freight blockade on che man ii1--
Two freight trains on ;ss Ess.sra snd
q tae South shore. between Sestoria
ard Dafuta. are It'd up ara viii not p.
moved un;H the ato.m - over. J. sorns
places me STOW n from siK . 81 f~~s
n dep;h. xl.h drifts rapidly growing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
The qahita aily Eagle Saturday Noina Eare a. 1897

tuai business in bankers bills A-s1GL for
demand, and 81 s5EGGs. for sixty days;
posted rates si.sstzGissie; commercial bills
si.S4s: silver certificates 6sizQa; bar silver
633s; government bonds stron; state bonds
duh; railroad bonds firm.
BANK CLEARINGS.
New York March 12.-Clearings 81, 9i0, III I;
balances $..41s,2i2.
Boston, Mass, March s13,2ss, COO; baish
Boston, Mass, March 12-Clsarings 3d.
2s5,ooo; balances 81, CO.
Philadelphia, Fa.. March 12-Clear:ngs Sc,
756, 100; balances s., So, 5N.
Baltimore, Nd, March l2.-Clearings 81
S73. 9sS; balances S356,5i7.
St. Louis. No., March 12-Clearings 81
l0l, 6s5; balances s5io,e63; money 5d7 per
cent; New York exchange par bid; . cents
premium asked
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington. d. c.. March 12.-Today's
statement OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance s21o, 76q, 59S;
sold reserve 51,0i6,7el.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago Ills, March 12-Cattle-Prices
| for cattle ruled steady for the general run
The bulk sold a s350Q475, with a good
many sales at S3.SeQ4.25. The stocker and
feeder trade was lively at si0od4.25. Butch
ers ard Gamers stuff was active and rela-
lively higher. Cows sold largely at s.. 40le
40. Bulls sold at s2.2I3.50 and choice
calves sell around $500. Texas steers were
offered az si"0G425.
Hogs-There was an active and stronger
demand for hogs. with some sales cents
higher than yesterday, and the supply was
soon taken a. S3.4Ja3.95. The bulk OF the
sales occurred at s3.scd3.S. L.ge weights
brought S3.95; heavy $.S9. and mixed s. 20.
Sheep-In sheep. an active demand en-
abled sellers 70 dispuosa OF their holdings
at strong prices. Sheep sold at s.. 75G309
for inferior up TO si.l0l4S0 for good 20 the
best Sron sheep sold at s3.eod3.75. Lambs
were active at SS.70ll5. 40. COlorados selling
fer $50. For yearlings buyers paid 5000
45a and shorn lambs brought 81 .05GL3o.
eipts-Cattle, 800: hogs, 1909; sheep,
500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. March i2-Cattie-Re-
reicpts 400: shipments 200; market steady;
Texas steers 81 21fIi 40: native steers g coz
90: native cows and heifers SlS0a3.75:
s,ockers and feeders S.60lt.45; bulls s. 106
80
Hogs-Receipts 1900: shipments eo0: mar
ket steady: bulk of sales &. 7063-75 heayies
ds.75; lights s3.60dS7j; workers s2.65Gs. IS;
pigs S.4eI3J0.
Sheep-Receipts 300: shipments 1860: mar
ket active ana steady; lambs s365dis5:
muttons $. 50G4T0
Representative sales: Texas steers g
head. average 1850 los. $40; Texas cows. q
head. average Si5 lbs. $.c5; native steers.
e head average 1910 lbs, $50: native COWS
and feeders, = head average 1l5a lbs, &. IS:
stockers and feedrs. IS head. average 30
lbs. A-45, bulls head. average 1850 lbs.
$3.50
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis Nc. March i2-Cattle-Rsceipt
1000: market steady 20 strong; fancy export
steers sl.00G75 %: native shipping steers 500
$50: steers ander 100 lbs S-Z514 70: stock
ers and feeders Sa50s74.e): COWS and heiters
s2-31n4u0: Texas steers S--75I 4-lei cows and
heifers s2.oo63ea
HoSs-Receipts sDD0: market active end
strong; light N.scQ3s9: mixed SS.55G5s5:
heavy, S.soa395
Sneep-R@cs.pts 20: market steady; IA
tive muttons S.5la425: lambs A@G5 81:
Texas sheep S.ac13s0: spring lambs ss.s,a
1eGsl.
NEW YORK
New yor. March z-Beeves-Receip.s =
Isl: slow ami lower except for bulls. native
steers s. 75f35c1: stays and oxen S159E4 %:
bulls 8 sSI375: dry COWS S7sda15. Gables
quote American steers a. ieizIil1sc: sheep
lVEI+tzc: refrigerator beef s7sfIsc. Exports
tomorrow ipo8 beeves and 1oo quarters OF
beef
Hogs-Receip:s 1sI: lower. SSa4In
SheeP-Receipts 4jsl; sheep weak Ss-59G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

London, Eng, March I2-The wool snc-
ton GALES were continued today with a very
frm tone. The continental buyers were
more active bidders while American repre-
sentatiVes bought good WOolz. Inferior
stock was slightly better. American pUr~
chasss 80 far for tbs series are placed a.
200 bales. The offerings aggregated "a
o62 bales. OF which 100 were Withdrawn.
New York. March 2-Wooi-Fleece. ia
Zoe: pulled 1j12Jc.
New Orleans. La. March i2-CotiOr-
Steady: middhHz. &c. low m5cdlng, &C;
good ordinary. sfsc.
New York. March f2-Cot'on-Spot clos
ell QUie:: uiddling upiands. 7lsc; m.ddii1E
gulf. nc: sales ifs bales Futures close,
steady: sales Ini. 80 bales: January. sas1s
March. . q: April. SIS; Nsy. 80. June.
$50. July. SO. August. s7.0s; septonber.
!s-si: October. ~: November. fS7i. De
-srnhc- &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
The WEATHER

wichita. Kan. March - isT7.
LEGAL forecast for wichita AID v.cini;y-
Fair ard warmer Saturday ard Sunday.
During the past twenty-fogr hours ths
highest tsInDerategre was . degrees. ths
loves; q degrees and the H'ezn = e
grecs. With clear weather. fresh to Hzat
north 70 u5rthcas; kind and higher pres
sure. 3ens inches 80 =. n.
Thus far this nsonth the sversz's ten
re-at1re has bser a degree
For tze past eight ears the average tern
perzture fo- TIE month of March 5as bssa
a. degrees. AMI Tor the iz1s day - degrees.
PRED I. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington p G March I2-F5l,ozing 10
tSe forecast I'll 2 ?. n Saturday,
Fer OKLAHOMA an1 Inf.zn Territory
Fair but with l-creas ng ciosr,.inssz. silzat-
y warner. ssst ~snds
For Kznsas-isereztiaz c,oE1ioszs. 70
babe local SHOWS IN tas a,;srzoa o. nixst:
Marta 10 ezs- wln1s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
Cattle-Steady.
Shippers.

/. B. Connell. Anthony, was up with a
good load OF hogs.
Paugh & Granville. Sedgwick. was on the
market with mixed load OF hogs and cattle.
A Il. Crawford OF Garden Plain was in
with load OF light hogs.
Pat Mckinley was up from Freeport with
a load OF hogs.
J. j. Houston OF Perry. o. T, sent up a
load OF hogs.
hogs.
The Duke OF Haven from Haven. Kan,
had one load OF hogs on the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-13
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. March l2-Cofee-Options op
ened steady. BJ0 points higher on more
rcassuring foreign cables but later easeG
of 5diO points under the local bear ham
mering and closed quiet az a net advance
OF 10 points. Sales I1.Z0 bags including:
March. ss.70Gfs.7j; May. ts.7Ods.75. Spot cof-
fte-R!o steady; No. : invoice. 9i.c: job
bling. sz.c M.ld-CluIet; Cordova, l5Hi6i<c.
Sugsr-Raw. strong fair refining 1916 .
centrifugal. IS test 3-1Sc; refined firm .
crushed. SC; powdered. 4%sc. graduated. {