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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
SCIENTIFIC REASON GIVEN.
why the Eyes Of Painted Pertrnse Yss-,
lew the Observer.

lew the Observer.
WoIiaSton's curious discovery was
that by adding to each pair Of eyes .
nose directed 70 the right or the left,
the eyes lose their front direction. and
look 10 the right or left. seceriing ia
the direction of the nose. BY means Of
. dap representing the bower features
in diffese1t position, as Or. wollaston
remarks, "a lost look Of devout shssrac-
ton in an rplifted conference Of in
qaisitsse archnezs in the lcer. of q
younger face turned downward and OBJ.
Equely toward the opp6sise sssse"s
AS By changing The direction Of shs,
lower features we change the direction.
OF the eyes, says Notes and Queries. 50,
By changing our position, tho eyeof tbs
portrait apParently follows ~ II q
vertical line DO drssn through the tip
OF the nose and half way bets~een ths
eyes, there vii! Be The sasre brea1th Of
bead. OF cheek, Of chin and Of ssck On.
each s.de Of this middle line, and e1eh
iris win DO IN the midf,e Of the vhois
eye. n we now move 70 one ssi.. The
apparent horizontal bresdfh Of every
part of The bead and fscs VIII Be d.
ninished. but the ps<ts Oh Zach side ~
the naiddl. line will be d;mtnished egnj-
II. aud s.asy position. however oAlsgre.
there win be tAe ssno hresdth of face
on each side OF the middle line. add the
iris vii Be Ia he celter Of th> .whels
Of ths eyetnii. 20 1hsS hing On . Cat
rrrfsre. the iri& ws}i Be secn IN frvnt ~
fhe picture or ehlssnely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 4-Cattle-In cattI,
| sales ranged from s3.50G5.10, with mic,
TAT beeves few and far between. the bull
of sales being well below S47O.-The stoc.
kers and feeder trade continued on 2
liberal scale a s2.7094.0G, a few common
| stock cattle going as low as $3.50. Cow
sales were largely at $2.00@300 and
choice 10 prime heifers sold largely al
IS. 20G400. Bulls went to S2.00G3. go and
| calves 1t $1,000 800. Texas grass steers
| brought s2.65a3. so and Missouri fed Texas
| $3.60@400
Hogs-Most sales Of hogs were at :
cents decline. Common TO prime lots
sold a $3.00G3.50, coarse heavy being the
lowest and choice butcher lots the high
est. The bulk of the hogs sold at So. 20
@S.35, the syndicate paying $40 for
choice light weights.
Sheep-The pens were easily cleared,
prime lambs showing further advance
OF 10 cents. Sales ranged at s25063 90
for superior up to $3.50 for the best lambs
while sheep went at s125@175 for infer
ior up to $3.50 for choice sheep and year.
lingS mixed with straight lots of yearl-
ings selling at s3.750400: western sheep
sold largely at s2.75@3.10; native year
lings sold al 1915 and some Mexican
yearlings brought $500.
Receipts-Cattle 1850; hogs $4,000;
sheep 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000: shipments 1900 Market
steady. Texas steers 81. 7064.30: Texas
cows S1.556D3. 90: native steers So. A5M4
native cows and heifers 81. 5003.60; stock
ers and feeders S2.50G395; bulls $1,000
265
Hogs-Receipts II, 900; shipments none;
Market 5G10 cents lower Bulk of sales
So. 25G3.35: heavies S3.2063.35; packers,
s3.1563.35; mixed s3-2063.40; lights 50. 20
3.3712; workers s3.55@3.37A; pigs $3.50
sos
Sheep-Receiprs 5000; shipments 500.
Market steady to strong and active.
Lambs SS.00q4.50; muttons $l.50Q3.25.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Nov. 24-Cattle-Receipt
1000. Market steady. Native shipping
steers s3.5014.s5; with strictly fancy ar
S4.90G5.1o; cows and heifers s1.90932o;
Texas and Indian steers, s2.30@3.45.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market SOTO
cents lower; s3.2593. So; mixed s3.10@330
heavies s3.00q340.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market strong;
Muttons s225@3.75; lambs s3.00G4.35.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov 24.-Beeves-Receipts
779; no trading. Gables quote American
steers at 10G10% cents dressed weight:
frigerator beef 7@7& cents. Exports 500
beeves: LAS sheep: 900 quarters of beef
Shee pand lambs-Receipts LII. Very
quiet and steady; sheep S2.50QS.50; lambs
81 00dD500.
Hogs-Receipts 1852. Firm at 5000
Ala.
-vruUra MauKErS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

had been cooked before tho 1under-
storm. 1 think the safer plan wora -
to decline to eat il. Under sll csacs
conditions there is no danger in ra-sax>
lag OF them. for do not think anyone
would be criminal enough to cook .
dead crab. hard or soft shell Tho
proper wsy to kin crab is to throw
him into n kettle OF boiling water. (
know that some people think this ID
.ruel. but it is no more cruel thsn 70
stab them with a needle or kin them
with chlorcform, as have known some
extra sensitive persons TO do
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
INCREASED coTToN PRoDuc1.

Improvement, IN Agricultural. Methods IL
,sf Twenty Years 80
LSome recently published figures, aud
other data with regard to the grow, b
Of cotton production are interesting.
says the Savannah (Gs,) News. In 1875
the !, average Yield per. acre was eco
podnds. During the 90 years the acre
age devoted to cotton cultivation in
creased 1913 per cent, while the pro-
duction increased ;1s3 per. cent. That
is to say, the farms Of the present day
are much, more productive than were
those of 20 years ago. The reason
is. as? every practical: farmer knows,
that agricultural methods have been
greatly improved during the time. IN
resors and chemists have labored with
the farmer to the end of bringing the
lands up to higher state Of productive
ness. The former have produced new
implements for the cultivation of the
Soil in an improved and at the same
time labor-saving manner. The latter
have instructed the farmer as to the
chemical elements needed for ,the en-
richnent of his soil, and the fertilizer
manufacturer he's provided chose ele-
ments in convenient form for utiliza-
ton. Rule-o'-thumb farming has 70
great degree given way to scientific
farming. Those farmers who have not
their own test tubes and textbooks ere
readers Of good agricultural periodicals
which supply useful and accurate in
formation with regard TO soils, fer
tilisers, ETC., to take the place of guess
work. The farms. like every thing el.e,
Il progressing. - -,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

,sone 81 the re1u.saz.xs .t TIE ne.s
Congressional Iihf>ry - Hn~Alnxson 4
.h>sSy4itnrs mus. oz~ss separesS isto
.is tuildtpg. So ssys t&Pe~l % "a:
city. tken Tseson 10 rsssts az aa1s,s-
ing occzzrvne>< Arass<r All tro>d.
thouSaErcd yonng voss6a srfiivevi al Us
door Of tSe h1x&y. Assssfta hr l.st
a neat brown pzwspn<~>fE NE bszss-
diss arr allowed fnade lie bsslazxx--
sad xD ssiesa.Gt -NCa nrat lesse q
, here ~. 49,, yoa ess's sss rs .., y0.-s
Tie ruJe Tne ronzg vszz3a sail 4: -ss
oh-y ortezs ne rosse woman hess-
tssed: eS>a ske urc<s sse r<rvel. kzaz
several pairs ofb..<S ho~e ossr her srrs.
hssaed Tie nxn The pss,cz. ard sd.
There, y0u Dsy keep that us-l I
cuz.s ozt-7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
70 Buy THE POPE A'cIrX
Csnstantinoplc. Moro Than Rome 4
Likely to be Purchased.


Likely to be Purchased.
1t Is suggested that the Roman Catko-
lies OF Christendom shall subscribe ST.
COO. o0o. goo 10 buy Rome and a nearby
seaport for the pope. says HMpers
Weekly. The belief is expressed that
the Italian government might sell tho
property without serious detriment to
its political integrity and that the
money eoold be used 10 great advantage
in relieving Italy of part OF the burden
of her public debt. It is not proposed
10 turn over the principal 20 the vendors.
but to place it in trust'and to pay les
annual proceeds into the Italian treas
ury as long as the pope remains undis-
turbed in the papal territory.
The plan is very pretty one aud
there are those who think tie nioa~y
might be raised and that King Hrmi
bert's government weuld appreciated
the advantages of such q bargain. Bus
would Rome he the best purchase tha
pope could make with tho money 2
Chicago would take him vastly cheaper
snd give him port privileges on Lake
Michigan. but she could not engage IN
make him monarch Of an American t0wr-
ship at any price. But there In Con-
stantinople, an excellent city. where
popes have lived before. full of ready
made churches built by Christians and
nearly ripe now for rccpnsccration.
Constantinople seems liable 20 come
into the market any dry. II the Pope
could buy it of the sultan That would be-
deal worth subscribing TO and worth
turning a page of history 10 record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
THIRTY LARGEST CITIES
Comparative October Report of Their Post
Office Receipts

Washington. Nov. 24-The October
statement of receipts at the thirty larg-
est postoffices in the country shows a
net decrease of s43,714. or IA per cent,
as compared to October OF the previous
year, and there is nothing significant in
this fact, as il is attributed TO business
inactivity in the political campaign. The
increase OF mail carried during the cam
paign is stated by postal officials TO have
been made up largely Of ranked matter.
so there is little to offset business list
lessness. Total receipts for the month
at these thirty largest offices were s., 932.-
161, against s2.S76.ss2 in October, 1885,
New York decreased from S711.60 to
1891 .0S4 while Chicago increased from
1853 $50 to s465.913. The next largest re-
ceipts were: Philadelphia 1924 435; Bos-
ton s25i,455; st. Louis s135.50s; Cincin-
natl So. SCI; Baltimore sos. 692; Brooklyn
$9S.300: San Francisco $50. S33: Pittsburg
s6S,o1S The greatest increase, sl2, 427,
was at San Francisco
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
EFFECT OF MUSIC,
The Nervous System Innuenced ~ DIFF
ferent Kinds of Squads

The Nervous System In6uenced ~ Diff
ferent Kinds of Squads
The old story that Saul when out Of
temper used to summon David 20 play
the harp, and found the mzsic 70 be q
seiative, may prove to be mon than o
staple Kiftoric incadena, for both Char.
cot aud Tarchs1ow have declared that
musical Sounds are 4 remedial agency
in disease which no physician can af-
ford to ignore, says the New York
Herald -. 1
Mr.. w&rthin, Of Michigan, VITO has
given a great deal of thought 70 tAissub-
ject, asserts tia. different kinda Of
sounds are more effective than drugs In
the cure of disease. For instance, In
boldly assures Is that the. music of
valiSyrie viii increase pcrspira,ion.
and, therefore, cure certain forms Of
ailmsnt caused by checking fits fow-
The operative energy is-not thesmusic
rs such, but the peculjor vibrations
made by IL. Tanahauser, on the other
hand, is a vibrstory soporiffc and in
duces a serene state Of mind ind body.
NJ Cogiveaud.' Of Paris. azs-rts thu.
violin playing is at least . temporary
remedyfor eclatics. he s6ducessthe in
stance of patient who faEsd almost
instant relief IN that way and vsz1o sue
cessfully resorted 20 observation-disclosures
ened with an attack
Perhaps this Il en- appeal 20 Ire irs.
aginatson,, but what matters Z. II to
patient is cared7. Perhaps. again. tiers
IS law hidden soTaewkere IN the pils
OF apparent inpossibilitles--ose which
viii sorae time be discover-d for oar
benefit We rerer smile with fncTsieli-
~ AZ anything N these wonder-roriiny
dag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

"A Csc has been found for osd sf;oes. .
eereiirt product shat has ssr~tofsr.de-
Dad 1sse1sr:s ~ TIA. e.azs of elatrnsz.s
who view With despair The absolute sozs
OF aayshiay. ssys shs Yes FORK Jour-
raj TIE leather Is 80. fEso ntsis sslsss
Of yz-soas skspes- These s.s act On
edEc ard bed sorssh-- via long wire
s'1pies. AID the resui. n al cd Iaoxs-~
b: f-zisle AID servte<able door z5sf.
~hsas se~e-s 20 DO tke work ezesiiezs@
~ Of tas wire ard s-eel szs.s that an
ID srck E<asrai nse Il. on;e- halls. The
.saiAr- serap ma. b ~ 1sssAa snE vs2
i1Es iozs stzze.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
VENEZUELA COMMISSION
Commissioner White Thinks Its Report
Will Never be Made.

New York, Nov. ot-Andrew D. White
ex-minister 10 Russia, and member OF
the Venezuelan boundary commission,
IS in the city. In regard to the work OF
the commission ne said to reporter:
We are now in state OF suspended
animation. but ready If necessary to make
report within a week"
VIII the report ever be made, now
that arbitration has been decided upon
between Great Britain and the Unitet
States?'
Il think not. but the commission has
served a useful purpose. not because Z
was the best way to arrive at the solu-
ton. but because it has ushered IN the
true means OF solving the problem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
A CUNNING CONVICT.
0o Tortured Himself In Order to GET
.,- Placed on the Sick List.

0s Tortured Himself In Order to Get
Paced on the Sick List.
< A. case showing great cunning end
perseverance,, as well as tolerance OF
much seif-iRfcted pain continued for
many months. is worth telling, says
Chambers Journal The convict was
most determined and rssourceful in bis
Efforts at malingering. He began by
running piece OF copper wire into his
knee, by which he nearly lost his leg.
He then produced q number of sores
round the knee joint, and kept up u
greav degree of swelling and intizDma-
ton by means OF a rug and thread
pushed into the wounds. Upon TIC dis
covery OF. this he took to introducing
lime below the skin. On another &C.
casiou > bandage was found firmly
bound round the mans thigh. the re-
suit being, : in medical phrsseoicsy.
extensive swelling andiividity of the
thigh" !. -.
The doctor ofdefed BIS limb to be
enveloped with a large piece of gnt,a-
percha so as tocheckmafe tho prisoners
malprsctices. The latter, however. by
means of strip of sheeting. and tho
skewer to which part of his dinner was
attached formed O tourniquet and by
it compressed his leg so much during
the night as to quite: neutralize the
medical Treatment it had received DUR
ing the day. The imposture was at
length detected by an order 1.-THE dec
tor to'expose the limb outside tie bed
clothes to the, view; of the officer day
and night, and from that hour. progress
was toward complete recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
TO PREVENT t1LlOUsNEss.
Amer1cane eAosid Eat More Greea yegs
Ee tahtex And aat,Ss -.

Authorities on dict believe that j;
would be veil for most of US who ara
IA health to eat more e-esn Vegetables
with; or, meat iad s.srchy foods .Asa
we Do a. Praent. says. the New Yozs
Post Indeed. some 20 so Ear a. 70 bel
lieve that the ab{encc from or menuS
Of plenty 81 Sreeu vegetables and sslsdS
scosupk f5r. TIE sascosnsss Of ths
Amer.oin reectx T2e bess kro~c Of
s-sch plants s-e ieteEe, becs- tops, dzn1
sclioa. xaie and spiEzSsl. bct Mr.. CO..
vie. bos<,is. 81 he Uaited States de-
Psrtn<ss of ser:ca,ture- drss sA&s
th<ro ere missy. other Ps,zsAb;e Ard
h-sltsfni plants that. fhcush rareIT
rscS1- nizt: sd psezx4a. -zs;e<y -
err iist 81 ssailsss vezrzbles- c.ec.
these, -'~iz<er crees.s o. Bzrbzfes psoe-
cox which Is cultivated rom th.x esty.
serthreyd and l. sod n k-@ cs-s.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
BEWARE or soFT-snELt CRABS
Peculiar rsrss 20 Re EeS.eAeA b Those
wke Exf TAen-

WHO Ezf TAea-
'Tbers n NO danger in eating soft
tSeiIed erabs," observed an epieare, ii
they are fresh. bat they ere poison IL
they are nos- They shoujd DC vel sea-
soned, ADD Al extra lot Of repper put
On them as preeartioo. especially n
The weather Is sery DO, whea hey a-e
eaten. or. II they are eaten shoxsiy b.
fore ose r..ires- II A. the hzsit of nsa,y
persoss % eat xo.t-she.iec cribs ~
night tim / Go noe Know but tat they
taste better then ]. n so<oesxSA, dan
Fe-ozs 20 rasny 20 drssk r5lsls after eat
isg crabs Mix seems 20 develop The
cole tia; fosio~s s-s-ay so<t-s5.Iiei
sTsos With so1De psTxssS-
-Aro<se- ,klag that ssoesd DC 80
r-E5--d. a.i ia. Is fkzt : sharp
Thunderstorm viii XII sszf.-zisgseiE
rrabz- snd ezrn ZEE az-s-ss<iie1 erals
~ tines, .rniess the sazzzhezesf $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
BALTIMORE METHODISTS
Mark the Place Where the Methodist
Church Was Organized in America.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. 24.-Baltimore
Methodists today erected bronze tablet
to mark the site Of the Lovely Lane
meetings. where the Methodist Episcopal
church was organized at a conference
held in 1884. The site, adjoins the stock
exchange. in the business centre of the
city. A meeting was held at the First
Methodist Episcopal church tonight 10
commemorate the event
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
SLEET STORM IN NEBRASKA
Street Traffic is Ont of the Question on Ae-
count of the Ice

Omaha, Neh.. Nov 24.-One OF the Sc
verest sieet storms in the states history
prevails in Nebraska tonight Rain fell
al day. and froze almost as fast as 4.
touched the ground. Al Omaha is cak-
ed with ice, as slippery as glass. During
the day IL was possible at any time %
see from any corner % the downtown
section half dozen recunoent human
figures. Street traffic was out OF TIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 2s-The city
COUNCIL combine" has surrendered auI
confined the appointment o. rnuntcs-
pal officers made by Mayor Hooper last
winter. These are the appointments
which were 'held up" so long without
action, and which caused the council 70
pass an ordinance depriyIng the MAYOR
% the appointing power. The decision
Of the court Of appeals rendered las
week declaring that the council haa
t-anscsnded rs power. doubtless served
70 bring the matter 10 a close
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

combing. superfne, 47@4sc: combing
good, f2G45c; combing. average. sea
Ale. Queensland combing, 4e944c;
lambs. secured, 40Q44c; lambs, carbon
lied 44TxSc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

Or the Produce Exchange todaythe But
Ter market was firm: creamery. l592lisc;
gary, I0qlSc; Cheese firm; Sqsc; eggs firm;
fresh, &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
iQ2c in sympathy with the Chicago market
al close stll higher prices asked: No. . hard
f4is1'I1c; No. 3, .Sc: No. red. nominally IS
ffsec: No. 8. S+qS5c; No. spring, 1615l17c
No. 8. 75isc.
Corn-No. mixed. lsals5sc: No. . white.
iSi.G19c.
Oats-Steady: moderately active: No. .
mixed, nominally lSc; No. Waite. new,
nominally 22GSi2c; No. white, old norn.n-
ally a4lzT5c.
RyeSteady; No. .. S2dSSc.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy. sSocas. 90;
choice prairie, s5.0c9S.S9.
Enthusiastically firm; creamery. I7alsc
dairy, 10GI2c.
Eergs-Firn ST TIC.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, NoV. Neutrality-suspicious. 2dca:
wheat l401e; corn. 59. coo; oats. 22.O9o: ship
iaents-F'1our 5000: wheat, 2a.ooc; corn I57,-
90; oats. e.oco
Fiour-Firner. but prices unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
SHE LEARNS ITS VALUE.
1cung GirPs Esethod of Discovefing Her
ENLARGEMENT RinS,s Prfce.

fcunE GIFTS 1ethod of Discovering Her
Engagement Kings Frice.
!. Two young girls dressed in stylish
sailor-made gowns uttered g State
street jewelers. shop. 'sThey asked to
see diamond rings and for few mo-
ments pretended 10 be very much in
teres,ed in the gold circlets and their
brilliants. All at once one of them
iished in her pocketbook and produced
a ring set with most hsautiiul e1ner-
aid.
Could you duplicate . ssings like
this?" she asked. Z
YES" said the iewcier. e-ssS4t-S. -.
'For how much?" The girl hesitated
just the least bit askipg thar question.
The jeweler glanced at friend, winked
and smiled. He told her the price and
then the girl asked:
This is rather yaluabler ring; isnt
it?" - y
"Yes. quite vaiuable."- So, !
swell, shall see mamma first, and
II I decide 10 have the ring duplicated
will let you know
She'll not be back" said the jeweler.
after the door had closed. Happy
creature! She really never intended
duplicating the ring. but she was
mortally anxious to find out how much
her fiance had paid for it. For that was
her eugagemenr ring. and you know
she had TO lsnowshsw, much the trinke:
was really worth. Ris depth of affec-
ton rs largely measured by the value
of his. engagement ring. Now she's
happy. Did you ,notice The beatific ex-
preston swhsn I, told her my prise?
Happy youth! They are pretty much
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
TIE WEATHER.
NIl,hira n

Wichita. Nov. Il.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Rainy Wednesday; clearing and colder or
Wednesday night.
During the past twenty-four hours tbs
highest temperature was g. the lowest IS
&C the mean IS, with = dense fog most OF
the forenoon and Eight ram both n the fore
neon and at night. Rainfall UP 10 : p. n,
70 snch- Southeast 10 south winds.
Thus far this month the average temper
allure has been -.
For the past eight years the average tenn
perature for the month OF November has
been Is. and for the 2i;h day g.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Nov A.-ForeeaSt for We'd
nesi2y:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Threat
south winds.
Kansas: Unsettled weather probably light
showers; slightly warmer: southeast winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

Paris. New. 24.-Beneath No. IS IN the
Place Rsv.snan. q secret passage has
been discovered and has been explored
$50 yards until fallen masonry blocked
further progress. Ii was found TO contain
a human skull and bones. and IS suppns-
ed TO have been formerly the c2tacomss
OF Monsmartre. monastery OF the
twelfth century.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Firm. No. spring wheat 7sl.c: No. 3
No. corn 2Sssc: NO. yellow. 1850; No. .
oats. &c; No. white. {. o. b.. Iss63c; No. )
white. 1sQis1ec: No rye. SIC; No. oarlsy.
nominal: No 5. 34IiS6c; No. 4. T. o. b.. 24saSc
g 52Is g. SO; Mess pork, per barrel. $500
6s: Lard. per le9 lbs. s. S6S. Sl5: short
ribs sides Qoose). $S.s9aS.so; dry salted sheul
hers tboxe6). Sii<ll4iec; short clear sides
(boxedl. 3TsGi4c: whiskey. d;stillers' finished
goods per gallon. Sl.1S;Sugars-Cut loaf,
$50: granulated, S4.S1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
D. c. IMBoDEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION co.
Grain Exporters,
2111 Strand. GALVESTO,

Branch purchasing Office. s07 Sedg-
wick block. Wichita Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-25
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