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Evening star., 1898-02-18
Standard Oil Interests Sell Sugar and
Buy St. Prul.
STOCK OF FORMER ON A DECLINE
During Closing Hour the Whole
List Showed Weakness.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
NEW YORK. February lS-OpeninA
p' ces this morning reflected consideraoI
hregularity, but the undertone of the
market was decidedly improved by the
more pacific character OF the correspon-
dence relative to the Maine disa ster The
feverish condition established by the early
reports of the disaster will not easily be
remedied. perhaps but the effort Is almost
wholly in the interest of general market
Improvement
interests were selling sugar and buying
ST. Paul was fully sustained by the subse-
qCent direction of the two properties.
The former was decidedly weak at de-
cline OF two per cent and the latter excep-
oonaaly strong at an advance OF one aud
one-hslf per cent. The motive for the
activity in ST. Paul Is said to be an encour-
aging prospect for an Increased or extra
dividend. That the earnings warrant a
more liberal payment cannot be doubted
but the question OF policy is always a seri-
Gus consideration in such cases. The con-
nueace exhibited In the buying today is
taken 10 indicate the presence OF reasonably
safe assurances that the advance Is at
least contemplated.
The outlook for igar, On the other hand
Is less satisfactory because Of the already
ovcr-discountiLg OF its future without prop
er regard for increasing competition and
possible adverse legislation. Interests re-
last summer are now quoted as the most
Ger fident believers in a lower speculative
level for these shares.
The traction issues were all moderately
active but irregular. Interest in the group
is centered largely in Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and in Manhattan. As at other
points of the market directly opposite
results are expected in these shares the
lower-priced issue being expected TO ad-
vance. The earnings of the latter com
pany have been materially improved toy
the bridge loop" and future dividends
have become a probability.
The buying Of Lake Shore by specialists
vas the feature Of the trading in the Van
derbilt issues. an order to accept all offer
fnSs around l92. inspiring speculative pur
chases above that figure. The market is
one Of especial features, and has but one
common characteristic namely. resistance.
The points Of activity are carefully
lected and special movements have taken
the place of general activity.
The best movement. judged from the
standpoint of experience and capacity. is
the one favoring higher prices. There have
been many strong markets with conspicu-
Gus exceptions to dominant tendency visi-
Bile on the surface and the present is just
81 ch market. Discrimination and pru-
dence are essential requisites 10 successful
participation under such conditions.
The last hours trading was largely pro-
fessional, and at fractional declines from
midday prices. Sugar was weak during
this period OF liberal offerings and served
to unsettle the inactive list generally.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE February 1S.-Flour dull. un-
changed-receipts 9275 barrels exports. none;
sales 800 barrels Wheat ensy.spot and month,
steamer No. 2 red, 915sa953-receipts, $500
bushels; exports 96.0s9 bushels; stock. 1.156 65S
bushels; sales, Is. 900 bushels-southern wheat by
sample 97a1o21x: do. on grade. 8sa102. Corn easy
spot and month. 35a35M; March, 34ssaS5; April
4ss bushels; exports los. IA bushels; stock 5si-
~ bushels sales l02. 900 bushels southern white
corn Sa36; do yellow 34I1a35la Oats stron and
higher No. white, s4Ika35; No. mixed. s2lka
53-receipfs. e. .223 bushels; exports. nene stock
S56.6l3 bushelsss Rye -easier-No. 2-uearby, 6Jsi
Ne. western. t6<-recelpts, 14.443 bushels: ex-
Ports. nones stock, 3z2 5T4 bushels Hay dnn-
choice timothy, 912A50a413.00. Grain frefghfs
very quiet. rates steady-tteam to Liverpool PER
hushei ttd.t March: Cork for ordesz per quarter
b Aarch. SUGAR sfrnng. unchanged. Butter
and .eRp quiet, supchanged. Cheese steady, un-
chansed Ieffpee-Q. - per hasket- whisky un-
Evening star., 1898-02-18
CHAOS AT .4LAsKAN PORTS.

Tremendous Crowds FIockfne Into
Dyea and Skaguay.
SEATTLE, WASH. February ,ls.-Mr. r.
w. Nestell, who has arrived here from
Dyea. Alaska, ON the steamer ,Queen, says:
For the, past month. men have, been pour
ing into Dyea by thousands. There is
congestion of freight along the trail and
at Dyea- The Chilkoot Railroad and Trans
port Company railroad Is completed, but
has been, unable to run for several days
summit of the pass. Chaotic Condition Of
things cannot be conceived by those who
have not seen IT. .--'if'
Among the Queens passengers were
Thomas W. 0Brfen, James McNetll, Stew
art Meryles. Robert Lowry and George Nc
Clure.!' who left Dawson city, january !.
O'Brien is said to have brought out $4,000
in drafts and dust. sisa =; ,'T.-sr
Evening star., 1898-02-18
WRIT FOR Won DER AHE.
Base Ban Mnxnate's Counsel Secure
Habens Corpus.

PITTSBURG, Pa. February 1S.-Another
effort was made today in the United States
court to secure the release of Chris Won
der Abe on writ of habeas corpus. The
new points embodied in the application
were chiefly on Missouri laws, and the al
lesed unconstitutionality of the Pennsyi-
Fania law, which 1t alleged Disseminated
against residents of other states.
Judge Burlington took the papers and this
afternoon granted order on Sheriff
Lowry and Jail Warden McAIeese reouir-
ing them to produce Won der Aha in court
next Wednesday and show cause why he
should not be released from custody. Mean
while Won der Abe must remain in jaiI
Evening star., 1898-02-18
spain's Message Of symp.tbx

President Mckinley today received Senior
Du Bose. the charge d'affaires of Spain.
who had been commanded by the Queen
Regent OF Spain to bear In person to the
President her expression OF profound sor-
row over the calamity to the Maine. Being
q communication from the ruler Of one
government to another. the usual inter-
mediary OF the State Department was
waived. and. accompanied by Assistant
Secretary Day. Senior Du Bose went to the
White House at II clock and delivered the
message to the President. The message
was brief and heartfelt expressing the
sorrow Of the queen and her people. :
Evening star., 1898-02-18
POLICE ALL on DUTY.
Outbreak Feared at New York ON
Nizcaya's Arrival.

NizcayR's Arrival.
NEW YORK February 1S.-Every po-
Hceinan in this city is on duty today. Last
nigh; Chief McCullagh caused an order
to be sent to all Police captains notifying
them TO report back to their precincts
Immediately after supper and there 10 re-
main in reserve until further orders.
Between ) and o'clock this morning
another order was issued from neadouar-
teIs 10 the effect that all off platoons
must remain in reserve during the day
today.
This action has been taken in compliance
with the request made to the police depart
n ent by Mr.. Roosevelt. assistant secretary
of the navy. last night. that precautions
be taken against the possibility of hostile
demonstration upon the arrival of the Span
ish cruiser ViZcaya-
The police have provided the Spanish con-
sui general in this city with a special
guard. h1rbor policeman today sat in
the outer room of the consulate, in the hall
a policeman in full uniform was stationed,
ard on the street extra precautions were
observed by the police with beats in the
vicinity. Consul General Baldasano de-
ciI ed TO discuss the presence of the police
men.
In response to request from Rear Ad-
miral Bunce. commandant of the navy
yard. Chief of Police McCullagh today
notified that officer that detail of one
roundsman and four patrOlmen had been
assigned to each tug boat which Admiral
Bunce would employ to guard the Vizcaya
while in these waters,
AS soon the Vizcaya is sighted. sixty
seven policemen will board the patrol and
go down far as Sandy Hook to escort
the cruiser up the bay. Two tugs from the
government navy. yard will also meet the
ViZcaya. When the war vessel makes her
anchorage in the river a Gordon of police
boats win be placed around here and the
docks in the immediate vicinity will be
closely watched.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
INTEsNAr1oxAL PRESS LEAGUE.

officers Elected at Meeting Just
Closed at, New Orleans. .s~--:
NEW ORLEANS. February 7s.-The In
ternationai Press League last night elected
P. c.. Boyle Of oftdq1o fdqs City, president; p. J..
Hallway, frst vice president: George w.
Peck. Milwaukee, fsecond vice president;
Henry RfsAtnord'N New Orleans. third vice
president; G. Franz Rice, Boston. secre-
tary;. James s.aa5Massfartney. Philadelphia,
treasurer. ,oqu t,, a,c.c1 -. =.
Ryder. Mrs. 'MsIAsrQ. Donoghue, O. H. A.
Chamberlain FniAs Madeira, DR.. ]. H.
Fredericks. A. paIQa Freeoess Armand CAPS
devieHe, LelAndeWilltaMson. -.
Baltimore wasdsaJsfted as the next place
OF meettTg. =. sstslf u. ..l.,.. u.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Capitol Notes.

The Senate at o'clock resumed business
In open session to consider resolution on the
death of Representative Wright of Mas
sachusetts.
MIR. Henry Nifss) was the first speaker
In the House today on the bankruptcy bill.
He opposed the measure.
There We're three other speakers before 12
O'Clock, when the regular session began.
Mr.. Rixey Ua-) for the bill and Messrs.
L-inney (N.C) and Love (Miss.) against the
measure, -S
Evening star., 1898-02-18
PERISHED. OA CLARA NEVADA.

List of Persons Thought to Have Been.
-. ON Steamer. --- "-',s5
SEATTLE. Wash. Febr,iary 1s.--In aali-
ton to the. crew, the: following persons are
thought TO have persisted on the. steamer
Clara Nevada: > -" p'.slT- 80.
AL. Noyes, a merchant of Juneau :.
Frank Whitney Of Cripple Greek. Col. =
A. young man named, Hull of,,seattle., .. /.
Harry Hunt Of Montana. t.s +. ..s
GeorsegRowe ,of4Seattle.. ,.s.,:-r.. D.. a..
A. Bonaick Of Portla nd, Oreg., - -.
It probably will never be known Just how
many passengers the. Clara Nevada carried
or who they were, owing to the fact that
no list Is tobtainalble. -,-.. sss...-s.- -. =.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

LONDON, February 1s.-An the proper
ties and scenery of half a dozen plays be-
longing to Sir Henry Irving have been de-
stroyed in the fire which was discovered
after midnight in the archway under the
London, Chatham and Dover railroad near
as storehouse for the scenery of the Ly-
ceum TheAter.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

LINCOLN. Neb.. February 1s.-The su-
preme court has handed down an opinion
reversing the decision of the trial court in
the case of ex-Auditor Eugene Moore, and
dismissed the case. Moore was convicted
of embezzlement and sentenced to eight
years in the penitentiary. The supreme
court declares the statute under which the
was convicted Unconstitutional
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Ex-Atorney General miller Very HI.

INDIANAPOLIS. February 1S.-w. H II.
Miller Attorney General for the United
States under President Harrison. was taken
suddenly Ill with congestiye chill yesterday
and much alarm was felt for his condition
during the day. At one time it was thought
that he would not survive the attack. In
the evening he rallied somewhat from the
prostratfon, but Is not much improved. His
physician Is with him constantly,
Evening star., 1898-02-18

II Not nm Accident, Indemnity Should
He Asked of Spain.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. February 1s.-
Judge D. NJ. Key CT this city. Postmaster
General in President Hayes cabinet. and
ex-United States Judge, expresses himself
strongly on the disaster to the Maine. He
is quoted literally as follows:
If this catastrophe can be traced to any
Spanish officials CT ary subjects claiming
allegiance to Spain. 1 think the United
States should demand indemnity, and take
any necessary measure to collect II without
delay. No dllatory tactics should be en-
ployed with Spain in a matter of this kind.
No amount of money can pay for the lives
lest. but the American people will demand
some heavy compensation for the disaster.
ard will not rest until they get 1t. The
time has come for decisive action.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

braight forward, as IL viewing manifold
horrors, bIt they have cheerful look when
together. and joke each other about not
being troubled with extra baggage, on
shore leave. etc.
Lieut.. BIandin. who was officer of the deck
at the time of the disaster. says there Is
no truth in the report that smoking OBJ
tect was seen approaching the Maine just
before The explosion.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
MELVILLE FELT TWO SHOCKS.
One of Nnfnc's Crew Wh0~Was on
Watch Talks.


Watch Talks.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. February 1S.-A
special to the Times Union and Citizen
from Key West says: The general opinion
of many persons here is that the Maine
was hit by torpedo. after which the mag
azine exploded In en- interview with
Thomas Melville of Brooklyn, who was
rot injured. ard was on watch on the quar-
terdeck. he said that he felt two distinct
81 ocks The first was not as severe as the
second. which blew up the ship. Other sur
vivors are of the same opinion that it was
fC ul work.
Martin Riordan. a submarine diver or
Key West and a survivor of the Maine, has
beer telegraphed for from Havana by Con-
sui General Lee and Captain Sigsbee, ana
will go over Immediately to Give under the
Maine and discover the cause of the dis
aSter.
The flagship New York is now ancnored
of the bay awaiting instructions from
" ashiEgton.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

WILTON. n. H., February 1a.-August
Blomberg of this town. father Of Fred
Blomberg. one of the crew of the battle
ship Maine. has made public letter which
he received from his son on Monday last,
dated from Havana, February 10, in which
the writer said:
We are in mortal terror of our lives and
expect to be blown up at any moment
Young BlCmberg was twenty years OF
age. six feet three inches in height, and
was the tallest man on the vessel. -
Evening star., 1898-02-18

The following are the opening. the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices OF
the New York stock market today as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents,
Messrs. Moore & Schley, No. ~ Broadway.
Open. High Low, Close.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
CoEM.fn NeaEIx. 'Rleadx. ~ 81 s.lI..

SAN ERANc1sdo, February, 1s-.The.
work Of pEeparinss the revenue gutter Cor
win cfonsAeEsarctie trip iis aamoek, complete
and IN g. few days she WA bs ready to
staTt fof Alaska, where she goes ltb sIpple-'
ment the work OF the Bear IN reBctiine the
ice-bOund whalers. The huh OF the Corwin
= being heavifJs slfeatAedi a. . peotect3cn.
-;ainst the icA '.s-
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Bowie. to Raise the Maine.

NEW YORK. February 1S.-The COM
n:erciai Advertiser today says: ''H was re-
pc rted at the navy yard today that Naval
Constructor Bowles Is to be sent to Hayana
to superintend the, work Of; raising tho
Maine. Constructor Bowlea had net re-
ceived his orders up to 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. but expects them today o...slssJa ~ T
Evening star., 1898-02-18
w, 8. Foreman Gets . Place.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. February 1S.-In the
ser ate today a message was received from
the governor nominating ex-Congressman
VIM. 8. Foreman Of East st. Louis a mem-
her of the state board of arbitration to
succeed Edward Ridgley Of Springfield.
whosesterm Will expire March I. The uomi-s
nation was confirmed.
y lSesVss z sasE ses:S ytlsiT 81 81: ~
Evening star., 1898-02-18
August Ringliag Dead.

BARABOO. Wis. February ls-August
Ringing. father OF the Ringing Brothers
Of circus fame. is dead. after an illness of
several months. aged seventy-one. His
death occurred en- the forty-Gtxth anni-
yersary OF his wedding.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
-FOUR GO DOWN. ON A BARGE.

Excelsior TotffdSfs ON handkerchief
s...al WIZ viHhM9 All Hands. 80
BOSTON. FebJuaFy 1s--Four men, COM
prising the 'creWc ofs the barge Excelsior,
which foundered oaaHandkerchief shoal, OF
Cape Cod. Wednesday night. were lost. It
was thought that the men were taken on
by the tug Carlson. which had the tug in
tow, but upon the efarrival Of the tug here
today 1t was announced that they had not
been saved.
With the exception Of Captain NJ A. Har-
per. the naf ) Of the members Of the crew
are not. known. Captain Harper lived at
Charlestown. The. Excelsior. with her car
go, was, valued at about $33 3,Q0Q.,
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Government Bonds.
Quotations reported by Cors & Macart
ney, bankers

Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs G. Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 ST., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents, Messrs.
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co., New York.
Evening star., 1898-02-18
Subscription Suggested.

Mr.. William Howard Mills writes as fol-
lows 10 Tho Star:
The destruction of the United States
battle ship Maine by explosion in the
harbor of Havana Tuesday night has re-
suited in the death of two officers. Lieut..
Friend w. Jenkins and Assistant Engineer
Darwin r. Merritt, and 256 men of 4 crew
that numbered 354 of whom seventy are
more or less seriously injured and twenty
six escaped unhurt.
The money due the heirs of the decea sed
cannot be paid until certain prescribed
ferns of law have been complied with. 1t
is possible that Congress may provide for
the temporary support of the families of
the unfortuL ate men, but lorg before that
may be done they will experience the hard
ships of nor-Support.
Il suggest therefore that private subscrip-
tions be invited for the benefit of needy
families of the dead. The cooperation of
heads of departments should he secured
and they might cause to be prepared and
circulated in the different bureaus and di-
visions of their departments papers for tina
subscription of such sums as the sympa-
thetic and literally disposed may desire to
afford Tine cooperation of the press and
citizens generally, not only in Washington,
but in other cities, should be obtained, and
IL may be that a goodly sum can be raised
that will help keep the wolf from the door
until Congress may act, or if the destruc-
ton should not have been the result of ac-
cident. obtain proper indemnity in their be-
half from the Spanish government.
In such an emergency there may be per-
sons of abundant means glad of the oppor-
tunity to subscribe for the benefit of the
families of the American sailors who were
hurled into eternity without a moment 9
warning. and whose names should be en-
rolled upon the scroll of American heroes
as inde!ibly as if they had been killed in
batte. I shall be glad to send The Star
my mite at the proper time" -. -.ss,.-
Evening star., 1898-02-18
FALSE REPORTS CORRECTED.
Secretary Long COntradicts Stories
in Circulation.

Secretary Long COntradicts Stories
in Circulation.
Secretary Long said to a Star reporter
this afternoon that he had been misrepre-
sented as having said yesterday that the
What he said, or at least what he had in
tended to have said, was that the divers
had been ordered to begin operations as
soon as possible. 1t appears from the tele-
gram received from Capt. Sigsbee late last
night that the weather was too rough for
such work yesterday, and that the divers
would probably begin operations today.
In the absence of Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt Secretary Long was asked as
to the truth of the report from New York
that the former had suggested to the gov
ernor Of the state that he have the Ma
tional Guard of the state in readiness for
immediate service in anticipation of trou-
BILE following the expected arrival of the
Spanish warship vizcaya. Secretary Long
said the report was absurd and did not
self
He also denied absolutely that Naval Con-
Structor Bowles would go take charge of
wreck of the Maine. He said this work
would be in the hands Of a private wreck
ing parties.
The Navy Department does not expect
any opposition from Spanish authorities
in the wrecking operation.
The diving operations at Havana. as un-
full charge of Captain Sigsbee. and the Or
der to keep private parties away from the
wreck is said to apply to the divers en-
ployed by papers in New York.
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Corn, per bushel of Sc lbs. 50 cts.
Oats per bushel OF 30 lbs.. 40 cts.
Meal, per bushel OF Is lbs. 60 cts.
Pork, ) to 8 cts per pound
Bacon-hog round, TO 10 cts.
Flour, per barrel, $3.50 10 5000.
Tallow, per pound, 1 to : cts.
Beeswax, per pound, 20 cts.
Butter, per pound. Is TO % cts.
Eggs, per dozen, 10 cts.
Seed Irish Potatoes, per bushel,
$500 to Sl25.
Peas, per bushel, IS cts. to 81 90.
Beans, per bushel. - cts. TO $3.50.
Hides, dry, 4 TO 5 cents per pound.
Chickens, each, 10 10 - cts.
Feathers-Live Geese-40 cts. Der
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Wool-washed-1S TO % cts. per
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Cnwashed Wool, 10 cts. per pound.
Bury Wool, 5 CTS. per pound.
Coffee, 10 TO % cts. per pound.
Sugar, 5 10 : cts. per pound.
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