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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

Herman Held issa Twin City visitor
this week.
Miss Luehrs IS entertaining her friend
Miss Mellin, from Ohio.
Chas. Wagner Jr. IS attending one Of
the state schools at Faribault.
John Koch was down flom Candy over
Sunday visiting friends and relatives.
G.. A. Ottomeyer made business trip
to the Twin cities yesterday morning.
Miss Emma Grebe lett for Chicago
Monday afternoon on two weeks visit
Some meu jump their bail in order
to save time they would otherwise have
to serve.
Judge Webber and wife and son are
enjoying two weeks outing at Prior
Lake near Carver.
A chorus of one hundred voices is be
ing formed for the Christian Endeavol
convention in October.
It's an impressive moment in the life
of girl when masculine arm first en-.
circles her waist.-Chicago News.
The canteen of the Twelfth has beer
closed by order of Maj. Glennin, the
brigade surgeon, who desires to ascertain
the effect 1t would have on the health O
the regiment, owing to the unusua
amount of sickness.
The Welsh Presbyterian Society O
Cambria gave an ice-cream social las
Wednesday evening and donated the pro
ceeds, something like SIS, to the com
mittee having in charge the Christian
| Endeavor convention in October. =
Mrs. John G.. Koch, accompanied b,
Miss Luud of Candy ,leaves this week TO-
Leadville, Colorado, where she will Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Drew. On their way home they will
visit the Omaha exposition.
Four young ladies were drowned
while bathing in the Minnesota river al
Morton Thursday. One of the girls hac
stepped into deep hole and called fol
help. The others in trying to rescue
her, perished one after another. They
were Barbara and Rachel Gale, Martha
Lorenz and Evaline Retz. ~~.-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27
SEWERS.
The contrsct Goes to John mccall Of Mankato
for 5000.

The city council on Monday evening
opened bids for the construction Of sew
ers on three blocks Of Minnesota street
connecting with the present sewer il
German Park.
Theirs we're six bids in all, the offers
being as follows:
John Mccall OF Mankato, s., $40; ].
ID. O. 'Connen Of Duluth, $4,000; Thill
g Lapitz Of La Crosse, $4,197; O'Niel
8 Son Of Faribault, 1896; Tschirg .,
Struck 8 sLinehan Of Dubuque, =, 800 !;
Pat Doherty 4,s7s.
Mccall being apparently the lowest
bidder, he was awarded the contract.
Men buy red paint 81 the bottle, bnt
women purchase It by the box.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27
Hoch, Der Kaiser.

Hoch, Der Kaiser.
Der Kaiser auf der Vaterland
Und Gott on High all things command,
We too. All? don'd you undestand5
Meinself- f-und Gott.
While some men sing der power divine,
Mein soldiers sing der Wacht am Rhein,
Und trink der helt, IN Rhenish vein,
Auf me-und Gott.
Dere's France dot swaggers all aroundt,
She's ausgespielt she's no aggoundt. :
To much, We thinks, she don'd amoundt,
Meinself -und Gott.
She will not dare to fight again;
But if she should, I'll show her blain
Dot Elsuss und (in French) Lorraine,
I Are mein, by Gott.
Dere's grandma dinks she's klein small bier
Nit Beers und dings she interfere
She'll learn none owns dis mighty sphere
But me und Gott.
She dinks,good frau, some ships she's got,
Und soldiers nit der scarlet coat
Ach We could knock dem m-pouf-like dot!
MeinseH -und Gott.
In dimes anf peace prepared for wars,
/ bear the helm and spear of Mars,
Und care nicht for ten thousand czars
Meinself f-und Gott.
In short, I humor every whim,
Nit aspect dark and visage grim;
Gott pulls NIT me, usd NIT hum
MeinseH und Gott.
Montreal Sun.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

Electric Light Globes, 16 candle pow
e for IS cts. 50 candle power for s5 cts
at Crone Bros.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

.steel-and better steel.
We shall gather in the contracts right
enough. You are too conservative. You
build enormous ships, but you put no
guns on them. You see the guns and
armor win the battle.
In the twentieth century We shall
build warsh,ps for everyone.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

the eyes of the people to existing abuses
at home. This war, was undertaken to
drive oppression and the last vestige of
imperialism from the American continent.
You propose the same for our state. [
pledge you and the people of the state
of Minnesota my best efforts in behalf
of both undertakings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, in lie City and Wheeling Peo-
ple Abb DAD. 5issi.s1

Stranger, In Tie City and Wheeling reo-,
pie Alb, ond. ~
John Mehleman, of$the Island. who
has been wintering at Ashcville. On. CO
Is expected home next week.
George Otto, OF the North End, was
down from Pittsburgh yesterday from
his studies at q dental college. Il
The many friends OF Mr.. Leopold
Reister will be glad to know that he is
now. convalesceat, after severe spell
OF Illness. 4
Wheeler Reeves, OF Wellsburg, who
has been connected with the Riverside
glass house IN that town since Its es-
tabllshment, spent Sunday in this city!
with relatives. E
CaptainiA. Panel Larden. tho Wheel
ling man who has made such an envl-
oble record as captain OF the capitol
police at Washington, is In the city
visiting friends, " III s. 1;
George Whitehead. hook-kecper.S at
the Riverside glass works. Wellshurg.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Whitehead, on South Broad
way. street, Island. < e S.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w: Harrington. Of
Pittsburgh. who came to Wheeling
Saturday to enter their son, Carl, At
the LInsly Institute, are the guests OF
Frank Carlln, North Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
sATuRp 5. STORM.

The city aud vicinity were visited
Saturday evening by an old-fashioned
storm, with thunder lightning, rain
and wind. Damage resulting in this
city was confined principally to the
East End, q number Of the telephones
In that section being burned out. owing
to crossed wires. In Benwood, McMech-
en- and Bcllaire ,severa! houses were
stripped OF their shingles. The rain was
heavy and was welcome from the fact
that 1t cooled a temperature which
reached 80 Saturday. the highest in
March for years. The repairs to the
telephones In the East End were not
completed last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
CORD REvIEMED.

rhere has been much interest locally
In tho trial OF Horny Kemp. alias Frisco
isllm.,at Beaver, on the charge Of MUIR
deting Charles Cover on freight train
near Pittsburgh. Kemp, 1t will be re-,
,nembered. was captured over 10 Bel
mont county last fall, and is wanted
there on the charge or assaulung and
robhns two young men on a frcisht
train near Bellalre. sherlff Darby. OF
Belmont counsy. attended the trial OF
Kemp last week, and was q witness for
the prosecution. II IS believed the Jury.
which retired Saturday night ut 10
o'clock, will aeauit Kemp, 80 It Is nearly
assured he will be tried in Belmont
county on the other charge. Is y IS
According TO Captain iBridle9tone, of
the Lake Shore railroad police, Harry
Kemp. alias Harry Cosgraye. alias
Frisco Slim. alias Frisco Lightning"
alias The Terror, 10 one of the leaders
of the Infamous Shore gang, This
gang numbers about 700 men OF the most
desperate class Of railroad trampe and
robbers. They are thoroughly organ
ized and marald In companies under
duly Commissioned captains and other
officers They have also characters they
call .trus.ies'-men men known 70 be
ready to sacrifice their lives IL the prose-
cution of their nefarious calling. TO en-!
trap these fellows the railroad police
have to employ men to go among them in
disguise and help to carry out their de-
signs These men are called guys.
..on the 9th or nth OF May, 1895, Frisco
Slim, Frenchy Smith, Chi Fatty (Will-.
lam GREEN, Miser Murphy and one OF
my guys robbed a train ut Elmyra, o.
says Captain Bridlestone. They were
caught, and the guy informed me Tat
In q yhold-up on the I'd OF May at Berea.
/ Cuyahoga county, Slim fired the sho.
that eventually caused the death Of
Richard NT;haler, a marine engineer,
who was tramping toward the lakes,and
trying to save some $40 he had. These
two hold-ups were similar to the Cover
case, u a 81
l"T brought from Elmlra TO Berea Fris-
co Slim and Frenchy Smith, and con.
fronted them with the wounded man.
When they entered his room Whalen
pointed his finger toward Kemp and
tainted. After about twenty minutes
we brought him around, and the dying
man, again pointing TO Kemp. said:
This IS the man who shot me.
.Kemp's knees almost went from ufl-
! der him, and he became too nervous to
speak. Then a fight took place between
. Cuyahoga and Lorain counties over his
trial, and finally he was taken to Lorain,
pleaded guilty and went to the Ohio!
penitentiary. The Cuyahoga authorities
neglected to take him from the prison
when his term expired, but ] am not to
blame for his escape.
"a pathetic feature OF the case Is that
Miss Kate Whalen, who lives in Toron-
to. Canada, about two years ago fell
heir Jointly with her brother Richard, to
IN estate in ireland worth s210, 900.
%. THAT is not the only murder. in Ohio
charged to Kemp. L have learned re-
Gently that he was implicated in q hold
up near, Elmyra last September. when; a
Pole was killed on a. Lake Shore box
car; and the booty was twenty-five
jcents.1 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
5, AZ THE .A.,;ETNAt. s

The Standard Iron s Steel Co.
Is making some improvements and nd
dit!ons to It's steel plant at MIngo juno
ton. Large converters are being In
stalled and new rollins MIL equipment
added. New blowing engines are also
being added to the blast furnace equip
ment!v The Edward P.islllsS Company,
of Milwaukee. Wis, has the contract for
putting In one OF theiristeeplci type, cross
compounds. condcnsing blowing en-
zines. This ssnginejwIll be capable OF
delivering 10000 cubic feet OF free air
per minute ut twenty pounds pressure
to the square incl. ~ n III 4. ~ ~ 2s..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

LADIES, clean your kid gloves with
AIiller's Glovelne, for sale only byEJ
Rhodes &; Co, Sole agents for the cele-
bratcd Clementlna Kid Gloves. All the
most desirable shades for street or;
evening Wcnr. -. ~ :. .-Asts ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

TO CURE A GOLDEN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t falls
TO cure. CSC. The genuine has L. B. G.
on each tablet. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
Spring Opening. E Pssa,. n'i ss;tss.

(. Regardless OF advance In ,vooisns, we
arc prepared to make to order Suits,
Overcoais and Trousers mt last years. RI
.duccd md popular prices. Snits $50 90
up. OverGoats $500 up. Pants $500
up. Tho Rrtistic cut and stylish appear
ance Of our garments recommend Them
selves. Inviting inspection. 80 f
81 EtI.I..i 4 3siii rs y C. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and, Fine Fnrnlshers,
1921 and 1913 Market Street
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WE employ three expert tuners and
guarantee their; work to be first class.
The best workmen are none too good
for us, and none too good forSyou. Our
price IS: no higher than: others. Let US
tune your piano. ~
!, e 'g,l[ 9, F.. w. BANNER co
1910 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
..rHAr HEAYY. TIRED rEEL1Ne,r

Caused by reading the. seIf-praisinE ads.
OF. scif-nan,ei z optical experts t!l' doc
tors 81, professors ~ nnh cinirvoyanh! ~
e rubl1. Outlclutl, -rt55. =. 49, il ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

Is FREE Clnemetograp pictures OF La
vigne-Daly fight, at Frank Healy's, Six
t6cnth and Market streets, tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

WHY not give the Defender Brand
Roasted Coffee n trial2 You can then
see for yourself how good 1t Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
.QI!!::l.pS1r.ttrltiqer,rr'r,
! onlcei Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth, street.
New AdvertIrsn,ents.

New AdSertirsnien ts. Il
Auction Sale OF Two Fine Pianos. 4
Ranges-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
Whltewash Brlishes-H. +. Behrens Co.
b For Rent-Thco. W.. Fink. y - h, 4
For Rent-James A. Henry.
Opera House-Roberti Downing.
For Rent-A Cottage, Containing SIX
Rooms. 81 = az
. Hustler, with; Hundred Dollars.
Funeral Z; Notice-Washlngton Council
No. J., O. U. A. n. l3f
Carnaries-Henry; Helmbrlght.
Now-R. II. List. q ri - .
George Baird---AIutualE Life Insurance.
4 For Sale-Howard Hazlett. llq ~
In Good Taste-Stanton's Old City Book
Store. 81 - Is & 81.
No Stove or Range Equal to the Valley
Star-B. Fisher. !. ,;L.aSs
The Spring outlook-Thc Hub-Elshth
!. Jardenlers-John Frledel & co.-Elshth
Amt 1t "Beaut ?"-Nendel Bros
Another Curtain Breeze-Geo. N. Shook
&: Co.-Eighth Page. 5zts * : 81,
Giving Good aNalues-Kraus Bros.-Fifth
Carpets-Frew's Furniture and Carpet
House--Fifth Page ~ I. q
More and More Arrivals Of Silks-Gco: e.
Sttfel s: Co.--Third Page. "a !, So
3 The Most fortunate Purchase-Stones&
Thomas-Eighth Page. iiI5s.4, H Az b is5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

DEFENDER BRAND OF Coffee, only
packed In one pound cartoons. Try; ii
and you will buy no other. Is y y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

n THERE arc some good coftees In the
market. but we know: Defender. Brand
Is the best. a n IL S ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
u..d. ,Nr.kantr piano a q . bargain ~

N A travelling man. who has broken up
housekeeping, has placed his plano
with us to be, sold. The. instrument Is
in perfect condition. In every way. and
VIII be fully guaranteed. We have
been Instructed TO place a low price on
III This offers an extra opportunity for
cash buyers to obtainiu fine piano at q
low figure. The plano may DO seen ut
iouriwareroomsl! Il, z u st h t5
II i. +! ,F,.si3ly I3AuMER Co! VA
y :: u, an. ] $40 Market Street. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
sERlSC0 SLIMl'
VIII Probably be Tried over in
Belmont County iIs
Observation-Disclosures
on TWO YOUNG MEN NEAR BELIi-

On TWO YOUNG, MEN NEAR BELIi-
A1RE LAST SEPTEMBER Ills
TRIAL FOR THE LOWER MUIR
DER ATpEAyERlE NDs.AND THE
4JuRYyHAs THE g KEMP OR
FRISCO STINT Il roRIotis
RAILROAD RoBBER- HIS RE-
CORD REyIEWEp. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

~ FREE Clnemetograph pictures OF In:
Svigna,.. DAILY fight, at Fran Healy's, Six
tecnth and Market streets, to.pigh II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21

WORK done promptly at rcasonable n 1Eas
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5R oBE E:1:l !: W =. KYLE.
Practical Plumber, Gas and Steam ilsse u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-21
PLUMBING ETC.
.procticaI Plumbers, Gas and Steam Iitle g

No. 80 Twelfth Sire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-31

rauaa rrcpessae4 wAi1a ahovc "A IN she idea
tNAk wAd& tito course q rae market in
sS- last fortnight has essdengiy been In
TIE nature al SssseoQnsing saf the January
investment demand. tsse latter wxii sssls
have Sufficient force 70 carry securities 20
= hiSAe- Level. irrespective az wna. tina
xrNwsE and wsseersnx al es.e speculative
rscn
The Lonion market has hsea mere or
less OF a hefssszv character hg1s American
sfeckM We're strong there and the foreign
IN facs. the suysrlgnsEy settlement GA The
stock exchanges there disclosed .xssen4ix,ss-
Ally large hssssysgS cT car securities
III tn<eFeesN IN ssspyarflGx sxad as3y&assng
Though IL &xvs vsrsesv 10 the market Some
af the professionals Showed a disposition
ssursAE the week t9 sSke ire hsar Sssie for
a tufN2 Caster existing eoEstsstasss. and in
view &C The revived interest OF the public.
esA3ly reant to continuance ag the rise In
ycrhars by ssthacks as realizing tcsa,sora~
rsly gains n the asceadencs er the over.
cvukft state Of the market invites re-
actscn.
Baak CleaxingA~
sThs Sasicwinx ;tAse. complied nv Brad
ssrS&kss xnnws the nassk gleagangs az
ssxaty-Six sssifs Ger The week ended De-
oemecF N with the percentage OF increase
ana ccTrcASe n compared with tMe casgs-
aldGdafE Wakk last year.
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inc Dutch sahhnth.

In stutyinx tho changes which the map
OF the world has undergone in the course
OF the. last 80 years, u must ssfteu have
with ali their co;ortni enterprise. could
never hold their own egairss their Erisisi
lem. ard the caiskilis sssii cosnrncu ,-ate
their presence in eastern North America.
All Australia was once known a. New t{oi~
land. Netheriani colonssts settled South I'm
Africa from the cape 20 the yalisy OF the
Zanahes: bat with the exception ~ Java
and remnant OF their former share Of
Guiana, all their trarismarime possessions
have slipped out OF their hands. the NATIVES
of their colonies, as n rule. preferred any
1yher masters Yet Ia some points AynsJeFr
eAHHct b. called an siii',erAl b.pad. A. a
traveller he IL oi,en-handed. an induigens
ps-tDYsr. and generous patron of artists and
br.s.a-hfac dealers. Dutch heruisn in De-
fsnse 81 rati0rmi in1spenderce twice stool
the tfe~oraeai OF a hfe-sssa-sieath str,sggA
against aggressors Of gyartentosa2 power.
But vixstora OF Holland A taerican SETTLE
rasnss spon realize the fact that the aow-
fuaficai conservatism OF that rlueky race
transcenis anything lingering In Scoflsni
or Upper Canada. From Saturday mid
nigh; tii. Morsay morning Mynhs*r yrr
kerkssi's youngsters arr kept under stfEet
their getting nssnuiefs fun. indoors
outdoors. ard Tinted States Dostoffce corn
rssassisTaers no; lens ago sns.stlxatsd tse
casa OF an cid lady with a FsrisAs&nd sfsrssa
and a suburban pcstontes vito dssin@i 20
admit iestfr-earrsera at the end o. She week
To obvlats ia. obligation Of disirshsiilng
their mai tn. next forenoon. A similar
state OF affairs prev aiss Ia cosmopolitan
johannesburg Sixteenth century bylaws
are cnforcssd Without resources of appeal
and rather than run ies rick Of i'm IVA
.snrs. the aldermen voted 10 disfFnneaias
sa.fno usrlan0srs. WHO pay f@tif.slfsns o.
the city taxes. Yss thcse same nafsvitfs
ton Of the DARK Continent k'e.lx H. lls.
waid IN January L4rpncotsts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO Dec. 2O.-prices for cattle to-
day were stronger to 10c higher for good 10
prime lots. Fancy cattle, S. 7efy5 rs: good
to primo lots, SsU6.so: commoner grades
r sgHAG; fe@iers, $sfrf 10, bulls, cows and
he3fers, {au4 75: the latter price for choiea
keifers:- Western fed steers. $s-s5a5.50: Tex
ans. A7094.6.
There was an excellent demand for hogs
ard prices were stronger from the start
heavy hogs were mostly in demand Lignt
hcgs, s35Ef3.t0: medium, So. sssSSs7a: heavy.
E.aM3..0. cu.ls, EuS.xs.
The market for sheep and lambs uax
stronger with a fairly active demand
Sheep, e. ma 10: yeariings. %sIAse. and
lnyssbN st35S.N Sheep sold largely al
ts.s9EpA ana lambs at ~ 1905 IS. exports.
g S44 10. with fancy expert sheep saiabte
a. high as g.
Receipts-Cattle. s.ooo. hogs, $500, sheep.
Zoo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Dec. 80. --cattle-Receipts. $40
head: MARKET steady: native beef steers,
81 taIf5 70. Western steers a&Ns4.f -; cows
ana heifers, SsfTi25: Gamers, $24s2 stock
ers And feeders. 81. 256s4 40. calves. ttft1:
tslIls and stays. sest3.O.
Hogs--Rcceipss 10 go head. market about
steady. heavy. Ss.t3tzSf3. IS; iigfs, s3.41ss
: 80: bulk of sales. 81 ases2 E.Is
Sheep Market steady. fair To choice ma
ttves, $36o4i4S: fair 20 choice Westerns.
ss.sesys: lamfns -. .se75-
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Beard - Trade.


CHICAGO. Dec. M--The orensrx In
undsesoae was Shown ard this noswfth-
ssazding ye1tef0AyS weak closing. A
ierssency Was Shown by uAzy OF the local
bulls 70 0zNpuoo ct thetr Hz1eo peesssrsg rAs
holiday recess. and offerings from this
scarce were UafncaSES ~ drs- 10 satisfy
buyers
Diminishing country ofrexanss had evs-
aefstfy Affected outSas~s. ncr commission
houses we're all well Supplied with buying
.Vxc- IL advanced quickly to Tive and BY
q O'CLOCK May uas selling at siAr Around
fltac pront-saktng sent the market down
70 Inc by noon t,1e added cosxfsaerscn was
G1ven nuyeSr by tha closing Lsysrpcal ca
bieS. which showed Id advance and In the
MI hour trading May reached si4t the
highest point Of the day. A quick sirss, 4,
lac took place shortly beforc the close.
PITY " sympathy wEa lake weAkness in
recovered, the market closing firm at -lSs.s
asked
Corn was fairly active, with the market
nrfn AZ times with wheat, but In general
IL showed tendency TO lag, excellent ssasp.
pirg demand also helping to sustain prices
CATS wers comparatively slow. Thera
was SINE buying on the strength OF wheat,
but Offerings weFe. as . rule. ample and
rFice changes we're narrow. 1t Was most
~ scalper's market.
May gained stseSc. There was a large
trade In provlssons. The outside demand
was heavy and the market al AL times was
nrn and higher for lard The best prices
were not maintained. longs tak.ug profit
In tho afternoon At the close MAY fprk
Was SC higher. lard si.c higher and ribs a
eaHus hithsr.
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FOREIGN Markets.



NEW YORK. Dec. sn--The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says:
Business is broadening on the markets
here. and the tone IN excellent. consois
were the leading feature today. Americans
were active. There Is a distinct growth
q public dealing tn them. The continent
bought Central Pacifscs and New York
sent early orders for thsfn. New York
also bought the coalers heavily, parf.cas-
larry Reading. The close was very cheer
sui Tfntos ard Anacondas were stronger
on rumsred buying OF the latter by New
York. Anaconda rose Il Point TO 81.
One hundred and two Thousand pounds
in gold bars was bought by the bark. The
ursce relapsed 10 rs f9Ad on the stop
page OF the German demand and the Tn
pending Cape arrival Of haif a million
Closing Quotations.
LoxpoS. Dee. s.-Canadsan Pacific.
s7Hs: Grand Trunk. ~ Bar. silver, quiet.
2sAd- MONEY. 5494 psr cent.
Bseadsta6s
LONDON. Dee. m-whsaf rsrroes OF
coast. nothing doing earxnes on passage,
quiet and steady. English country mar
ksss. part S. seares.
LIVERPOOL. Dec s1--wheat-~SfeaAv.
ed Tusnres elosed arm: December. 81
7zsd: March. Sc Ind: May. So SD French
country markets frrner.
Corn-ssso: quiet. American mixed n
1iGa Futures. steady. December, IS EiA5.
January tnsw CROP. Ia Iszxd. March. "a
HeTssrs. OF wheat during the va<s shra~
Says III SO centa,s. including az. $50 Amer
lean. Receipts of American coru during
the pass three days. hss$o censaas
Spaaiah Ysuys.
PARTs Dee n-sraassh tours closed al
LONDON. Dec sa-seaHssa feurs closed
at Is S-is-