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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-31
MILTON NORRIS DEAD.
To the Register

Special to the Register.
Weston. W Va, July 30.-Milton Nor
ris. one of Gilmer counties oldest and
most influential citizens died al his home
at Chenille to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

So AVERAGE WEEKLY NET INCOME
with $50 invested. Safe conservative.
Prospectus. proofs, free. f. DAILY, 1898
Broadway, New York. jy2iedsz
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WANTED
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-FOR 800 COMET
camera m every town IN West Virginia
and river courtits in Ohi5. Takes 4 photos
a.; each loading. E4 ly operated. Ss2t
loaded with chemicals. prepaid. t1r $l11.
d. ID. FAIRS * CO, 11l3 Market street.
jy3iesdq.
WANTED-AGENTS IN OTHER LINES
10 carry full l.ne Of Oils on the side. Good
opportunity for right men. ADDRESS LAKE
SIDE OIL CO, Cleveland, O. JyZIY
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lacuz 20 Sew Advertis smets.
FOURTH PAGE.
wan .el-LaIy O., Refinement
Wan-cd-Agen,s.
Houses and Lots for Sale-Rinehart
& I1-uu.
Home Liver PiIs-R. H. List.
SIXTH PAGE.
Carroll Club Cyclsrs' Meet.
EIGHTH PAGE.
UmbreUas-I. j. McFadden.
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CHARLES II. TANEY, General Manager

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered az the Pos,othce IN
yVle5..Le. ". Va. as sec0Id-cl3ss ma ter.
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WATER FILTERS-EwiNe BROS.
JUDGE BENNETT SPEAKS.

4 Personal Communication from That
Gentleman. Which sets at Rest all Doubts
as to His Position Regarding the 1uoer-
material Nomination.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
FEDERATION OF WOMEN.
Benefits Of the sisferhosd MoveDest ~
the United States

Benefits Of the sisferhosd MeveDest ~
the United States
One OF the greatest benefits of the
whole system of woman's clubs seemI
likely to result from the new movements
for federation. Already have the rsri-
Gus club gatherings drawn women
from all sections of the country to-
gether in something quite distinct
from the old-fashionHi temperance and
other conventions. In thes. the women
appeared meelxly upon the ~eata pre-
pared for them. at hours prepared for
them, ana listened 90 speakers rarely OF
their own sex. who came all prepared
10 speak one way. There never was any
argument or opening for discussion
No matter how the poor little feminine
heart might boil over with question or
Indignation, II was 10 no purpose and
brought her 20 no conclusion But tho
woman who cones ia meet other sis-
ters Of state or national federation
comes "a a representative of q group
af earnest women ard In expected not
always 70 appear on the List of speakers,
else OF these there would be noead: bus
she is expected In the open discussion IN
say what she has 70 gay modsstly.
courteously. sincerely and In . psrlis-
mentary manner. having no fear that
her opinion viii not be met in the same
spirit She brings her offering and abe
takes away greater gifts i1 return.
There is probably no factor which has
been more largely Instrumental i'm
smoothing sway the sectional irrifa-
ton left from the civil war than this
mingling and commipgling % tho
northern and southern women Sail
one 10 me. showing how radically .
womsn's ideas may change: Il have
been brought up 10 believs that bospi-
ial;ty existed only among ny own pee-
pie in the south. i received sn oe3ecs
ie-sen during my late visit 20 the north.
for in Boston / was entertained. and
not only ]. but entirely unsrterestsd
visitors tn the federation. in the sznas
sotrit and By the same cordial devices
that I bad heretofore supposed neyer
crossed into Yankee lard.
al have seesn the spirit OF underssnods
ing, Of appreciation and sisierhood In
ore4Sns day by day. have heard its
ingenious EXPIRE <zioa Of surprise IN the
frst revelation 90 . woman OF her FORM
ernsrrowness. have been Ia Teupesse~.
in the bayou lsnds. IA Florida. In Mis-
si-sippi ard South Carolina, the recipient
% its generous fruition. We are all
surpriSed TO find that there never hss
been sny real reason Why We should
thank the Lord that We were rot born
In some other less favored isuf: for
uh.n brought together int~siirentiy
with . common purpose rs or. al. ~
: dear old lady sxpressed IL own soiks'
Aad now tss southern WOMAN vel
comes ne- IDEAS from bar EcTtbsvn SIS
isrs graci0E<ly. oftsn. however. mci6-
Ing thern with her graceful h1nd % h~s
srn n~cd, until they are sirao<s M
recogrfzz5l> ladies' Home JourrzI.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED
Theatrical Company Organized Here along
Professional Lines.

Wichita is not only headquarters of
riTcCs, but is the headquarters of a pro-
fessional comedy company as well. L.
. was organized here a few days ago by
Mr.. Al Armer and Mr.. Joe G.. Logan, and
VIII start OH the road within a week
thoroughly equipped with their own car,
their own band and their own scenery.
They have not organized the company
from local talent and there need be no
fears that they will steal away any local
beauties. On the contrary, they have
sent sst for twenty artists all of whom
viii he here inside of two or three days.
II the winter time they will present them
selves to the good people all over the
United States as candidates for public
patronage and during the summer they
will rest in the fairest city of the west.
They will start out with a grand panto-
mine extravaganza ard from here they
viii &C % Fredonia. joplin, Carthage.
etc. Mr.. Armer is the gentleman who
fitted out George Mold for his trip of
silent circuTs navigation of the globe a
Year ago and is also the gentleman who
did that wonderful leaping for the Coro-
nado Club Ministries when they showed
here Mr.. Logan is also an experienced
theatrical man.
Both gentlemen have great many
friends here who hope their new enter
prise will be a success.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
WOOL AND Corroy MARKErs.

Bostca- Dec 1.-THE Boston CONNER
cal Bulletin vil say tomorrow of TIE
-ooi market: The xocl market Il dull
and depressed The agents are check
ing the starting OF machinery. The -
ceiots OF foreign wool in Boston ;h,s
week are s.fs7 bAi>S. against z745 5asss
the same veke ls<s year. Purchases o:
WOOL for America N London sacrions
jasl closed were eqGzi IN amount 20 fhe
EhOiS clip Of Michigan F9rSigu eroc--
II wool and wool waste a-e pouring mo
The country from Bradford and xzzz-
met The sales Of The week are I.I54-5ss
pounds 6onessie and ST SO posnts s0r-
e;sn, against z,zIs.Sss pounds domestic
and J 81. 90 pounds foreign lasl 1~sx-
ard 3sss.15s pounds domestic ard sZS.-
e09 pounds foreign FOR tae sam. Ee>z
izs year Tee sales 70 cz.e szog 4 te-
Srezse os ss.s<s. 80 Soaats con>s.sc sos
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
REVIVAL OF INTEREST
Rev. Bradt Speaks to an Interested Audi
ence at His Church.

At the services at the First Presby.e-
rian church last might, Mr.. Brsdt preach
ed from the text, Jesus of Nazareth
passeth by In the development OF
the subject he pointed out t1e truth
that the blind received their sight, simply
by asking that sight might BE given by
this passing Savior. So men and women
blinded by sin, receive their spiritual
sight and are made whole by coming to
Jesus. He is the same SayiOr now that
he was then. and es He passa.h by he
caileth in loving. gentle. persuasive tones
"Wiu you Gomez" VIII you permit Him
10 pass by ard not call 10 him. .'To5ay
II You will hear His voice harden Eot
your hearts"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
UNITY CLUE ORGANIZED
They Will Now Have a Congress to Suit
Themselves.

The Unity club last night effected a
permanent organization with the election
OF w. C. Atchison as president. The
club then completed its organization as
follows: Vice-Pres;dent, L. A Bone;
secretary, Miss Maud Matthews; treas
urer, Miss Maud Mclaughlin. There
was a good attendance at the meeting
and quite a little enthusiasm was man
ifested. The club will be an entirely nom
denominational one and will aim to draw
its membership from among the represen
tative young people all over the city.
The club contemplates resolving itself
into a mock congress for this winters
work, and has adopted the committees
recommendation of the following out
line of work:
i. Provided twenty or more members
of the Unity club are ready to serve as
members of either branch of a state leg
islature. Or national congress-the choice
of which one to be determined BY the
club,-then it is hereby recommended
that such an imitation house or SEN
ate, for legislative practice, be immedi-
ately formed as follows: Let each of the
members Of the Unity club proposing to
act as member Of the imita ton house or
senate select the county, district or state
Ee will represent, and appear at the next
meeting Of the club with his certificate
OF election, prepared to organize a legis-
lative body in accordance with the Gus
tom that prevails in the United States.
Let him also ascertain from some one OF
experience what this custom is in the
special legislative body to be formed.
learning what kind of a certificate he
should appear with, if any is needed at
all; by whom this certificate should be
signed; what the proper form of his in
duction into office, ETC., that the legisla-
tive body may be formed in legal man
ner.
1t was decided that the next meet
ing of the club be devoted 10 a consider
alton of the Cuban question as it con-
Germs the American people. The club
Will probably at that time also perma-
nently organize its moot congress. The
Congressional Record will be regularly
read by all the members and an effort
VIII be made to take UP each week the
principal work done in congress durinS
the preceding week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
KANSAS CITY,

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 11.-Wheat-
Firmer; No. hard. 75@7S cents, latter
for fancy; No. red 90 1-2Q93c; No. 3
spring, 74@75 1-2c.
Corn-Steady; No. mixed, Is 1-291sc.
Oats-Steady; No. white, nominally,
21@22c; old, 22@25c.
Rye-Weaker; No, 2, 32c.
Hay-Weaker; choice timothy, 5000
$50: choice prairie, $3.50.
Butter-Creamery, dull but firm, 20 IA
Q22c; dairy, active. 10@13c.
Eggs-Weak on heavy receipts. 17c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 11.-Wheat-
Higher; No. red cash, elevator, Ssc;
track. 91G92c; No. hard cash. 7Sc; De-
cember, SO 1-Sc; May, SS 7-Sc asked
Corn-Firm; No. 2 cash, 21c; Decem-
Der, 20 7-sc bid: May, 20 3-sQ1-2c.
Oats-Firm; No. cash, zoe bid; May,
Il SIC asked.
Hay-Steady: prairie. $4.oo47.5o: timo-
Butter-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; 17c.
Pork-Lower; standard mess jobbing.
s7.10@L35.
Lard-Lower; prime steam So 60; choice
1915.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 1L-Flour-Recelpts. 2. 30
barrels: exports, 1o,3a0; very quiet but a lit
tie firmer in tone.
wheat-Receipts, 1890 bushels; experts,
1902 bushels; spot firmer: No. hard, s27sc
options closed 1aalc net advance; No. red
May, s52sc; December SSssc;
Corn-Recepts i0e0o bushels: exports,
51.594 bushels; spot steady; No. 2, &c; op-
tions closed quiet at 1sc net advance: May,
317sc.
Oats-Receipts, l.soo bushels: exports. SO
bushels: spot dull; No. 2 221ed2z4c; options
unchanged: May, 243sc; December. 22i.c.
Lard-Lower; western steamed $A-lo; re-
fined lower.
Butter-Receipts 14,4s1 packages: steady:
western creamery, 13q2tc; Elgins, 24c; fac
tory. 7Gl2c.
Egg-Reseipts SSH packages; steady:
state and Pennsylvania, 20g &c; western,
15rES.prr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA
CAPTAIN JACK WEOR

CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD
Already calls are being made for re-
served seats by parties who can not wait
until the opening of the seat sale which
will be Monday morning. Captain Jack
Crawford is known all over the United
States and has warm friends wherever
he goes He is a Son of a Veteran, mem
Der of the G. A. r., and honorary MEM
Der of the w. r. c., being elected at the
national encampment. The following is
one Of mis- many original poems:
SUNSHINE.
I never Ike 10 see man a-rastlin' with the
dumps,
Cause IN the game OF life he doesn't always
catch the trumps;
But can always cotton to free and easy
cusS
AS takes his dose an thanks the Lord it
isn't any wuss.
There amt no use a-kickin' and swearin' at
your luck,
You can't correct the trouble any rnore'n
you can drown duck.
Remember when beneath your load your
sufferin' head rs bowed
That Godll sprinkle sunshine in the trail IL
every cloud.
If you should see fellow-man with trou-
ble's flag unfuried,
And lookin' Ike he didn't have friend In
all the world.
Go ND an slap him on the back and holler
How d. you do?'
And grasp his hand so warm he'll know he
has friend in you.
Then AK him what's a-hurtin' him an laugh
his cares away,
And tell him that the darkest night Is just
afore the day.
Don't talk IN graveyard palaver, but say It
right out loud,
That God'H sprinkle sunshine in the trail of
every cloud
This world at best is but hash of pleasure
and of pain,
Some days are bright and sunny. and some
all sloshed with rain;
And that's just how it ought to be, for
when the clouds roll by
Wen know just how to 'preciate the bright
an snlilin' sky.
So learn to take II as IL comes, an don't
sweat at the pores
Because the Lords opinion doesn't coincide
with yours
But always keep rememberin, when cares
your path enshroud,
That God'll sprinkle sunshine in the trail OF
every cloud.
-Cantair lack Crawford.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
ers and feeders se.5o@s.s5: bulls ,2.oo0

ers and feeders $2.5o9a.s5; bulls $20o9
325
Hcgs-Receipts II 900; shipments none
Market opened strong, closed S cents
lower. bur active. Bulk OF sales $325G
s.s5; packers 50 zoos 30: mixed S.200ss7
15; lights $3.25QS.40; workers $3.35Q5 -35;
pigs s.. 10l3.so.
Sheep-Receipts 1909: shipments 1,4OO
Market steady.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis. Dec 11.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; market steady 10 strong. Native
shipping steers, $3se6470; dressed beef
and butchers steers 340@4.40; stockers
ard feeders s1.S593.70; COWS and heifers,
1.75ns. 80; Texas steers $240G 80; cows
$L50et2.SJ.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; markets and 10
cents lower. Lights s3-2o9S-30; mixed
S3.00G3.2 %; heavy 81. 2.9063-3o.
Sheep-Receipts 1.200; steady. Nut
tons s2.50Q3.75; lambs sS-00g4!5.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec 11.-eeves-Receipts
1,ieS. Steady but slow; steers $f10I4S0;
stays and oxen s2.S0G415; bulls S24eQ
2S5; cows $1.25G2.75.
Gables quote American steers at 1091l
dressed weight; sheep SGS12c dressed
weight; refrigerator beef 747Ac. Ex-
ports tomorrow LOLA beeves; 456 sheep;
4,29S quarters Of beef.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1874 Less
active; closed slightly easier; sheep $3.50
03.6J.
Hogs Receipts 4,2s5. Steady at $40
Q3.S5.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac
and Land Company. H ~ Dubois, al
stractor)
Narinia A Sinons wd NV IA sec
5V-2d-fT ..-..--. -.----..---- zSl
u Rose De Long xd lots us and
120 Fort Scott add. .-...
Richard Harrison wd lot E 20 Is
cons town F'ur.ey----- II
A L Lyman tax lot blk IS God
David / Howard. wd lots /, ,. and
4. blk 4. Goddard-----. 4
VIM AID qcd dots 20 and se Fourth
ave Zimnerfy's third add .- -
Nina L Walden qcd lot IS New
York avt NatihexSols An add 10
z L Jones tax d. lot S. Fourth ave
Aead'S add. .---.--.-.-.
John Black qc-ni lots ~ and -
Mar1!ason ave, LAxrence's an
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
COFFEE AND sUGAR MARKETS

New York, Dec. 1l.-Coffee-Options
steady with prices SOLO points higher on
lighter receipts and favorable European
advices; ruled generally slow with steady
rndertone, supported by local covering
and scattered buying. Closed quiet. l0n
70 points net advance. Saies 1900. in
Guiding December ss.306fs.35; May $3.50
$40. Spot coffee-Rio steady; No. ! in
voice 10c: jobbing 10i2c. Nild-Steady;
CordOva 15isNl7c. Sales LOO; bags
Maracaibo SO; 500 bags Buaramanga ~.
Sugar-Raw dull; refined quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
wooDMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Full Set of Offcials Elected for That Organ
iZation.

Full Set Of Omcials Elected TOT Ihat Organ-
ixatton.
Wichita Council No. So. Modern
Knights, held their regular meeting and
election OF officers last night. at the N.
W. A. hail, corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
W. Nv. S Haycraft.
V. Mn. Dorsey.
Cashier-H. j. Morris.
Adviser-M W. Dorsey.
Sec-M E Commons.
Chaplain-G.sM Duchworth.
r. S.-M Rambeck.
L ST. V. Duckworth.
Guide-George G.. Smith.
Sentinef-Wn. H. Watts.
Viiette-M l.. WittuH.
Trustees-E S. Thorn, ". F. Hellings-
worth.
The Council has a good corps Of off,
cers-elect. and expects 10 do good work
the ensuing year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Royal Arch Masons Select ofhcers for the
Ensuing Year.

The following officers OF Wichita chap
ter No. So. r. A. NJ, were elected and in
stalled by P. G. Y, J. II. McCeA last
evening:
NJ. L. II. Pm A. Carvf1-
4. H.-F. W. Sweet.
E. S.-W. H Harrison.
TreSSurer-W. s Corbett-
Secretary-F. J. Cossat-
c. OF Nm H Rudolph.
L. SC. NJ Jones.
r. a CT c.. Griifits
N E. VI. Ii Chain
T. w. Steffsn.
Nj V--G. II Whitney
G.,J. c. Redfield-
T-us;ees-c. Il. Jones. 7. C. Fitch and
c. W. Biting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

reason none fell and as no second shot
was heard, her companion hastened TO
the buggy to see if there was not some
thing wrong, and found that the charge
nad winged the rig, so to speak. The
fello between two of the spokes in the
rear wheel, was entirely carried away,
and the buggy at least was crippled
whether any birds were or not
The affair was purely an accident. She
had drawn back the hammer to fire, but
touched the trigger in raising the gun to
her shoulder, causing it TO discharge. 1t
is seldom that anyone hears of anyone
winging a buggy, but here is one case
at least. Miss Maud thoroughly under
stands how TO handle a gun, but funny
accidents will Occur sometimes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

highest temperature was 20 the lowest 81.
and the mean a. with clear. warm weather.
fresh south wind and falling barometer
2s.S72 inches At y. m.
Thus Jar this month the average temper
ature has been A.,
For the past eighe years the average TEN.
perature for the month OF December hss
lRen IS and for the nth day ~.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Dec. u.-F0rccast for Satur-
Cay.
oklahoma ana Indian Territory: Partly
cloudy weather: continued warm. south
winds
Kansas Fair. west winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting of Wichita Council
40. SO, u. C. T., tonight. All members
are requested to be present. P. NJ. An
derson, secretary.
The Unitarian Society holds services
on Sunday morning at IL O'Clock at Mu-
sic hall, Sedgwick building, w. G. Todd,
pastor. Subject for next Sundays dis
course. Nothing but Leaves" Sunday
school at l2:l5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

32,2445oo pounds foreign from the eame
date in 1895. The receipts 10 date show
a decrease of IA. .076 bales domestic and
l34.f77 bales foreign.
st. Louis, Dec. 11.-Cotton-Dull. 15c
lower; middling &c; receipts 2.90e bales;
shipments 2.0sl; stock 44,743.
New York, Dec. lL-Cotton-Quie.;
niddling ia cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
DRY GOODS MARKETS

Manchester, Dec. 11.-Cloth market
quiet with moderate Inquiry; yarns mar
ket quiet and rather easier.
Fall River, Mass, Dec. n--Print
clohts continue dull at 2ssc. There is a
moderate demand for goods.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
Is A GOOD SHOT
Miss Maud Burroughs Proves Herself s
True Hunter.

True Hunfer-
Miss Maud Burroughs is a young lady
VINO some Gay viii be appearing among
the crack pigeon shots of this locality
and slowing them away in the ice chest
20 cool in manner which will be some
what surprising TO some of them at least.
Quite frequently she goes out into the
country for an afternoons shooting and
'eturns with as many rabbits and birds
Us any OF them. She IS a remarkably
good wing shot and can bring down her
bird nearly every time when having any
hing like chance.
Yesterday. in company with friend,
she went out, and after procuring sew
sral prizes made one of the most peculiar
shots ever heard OF. She was seated in a
buggy when a bunch OF ducks came
sweeping along apparently wholly un-
conscious OF any danger whatever Her
was a short distance away,
Ind called to her 10 try shot at the
flying ducks. She fired. but for some
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

"Yoz dos't make allowances fer ozo
bsr.- aid Tho foad mosh<r.
That sAors 30. Little ws are sps
precss.ed.- sid her hosss1d. - he e.
ished drawing . eSerk. i DOH -
much else e--WzsAtr x.oe ssxs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

SsT. Bs6yb, can't pea b . ice,
soors regular in yoar assesiaees ~ Ia
cab thLs winter than y0u we're IsssT-
%. yss; ] uss married In TIE sszrn-
Der. yoa kao1.--D~fross free Pr<sG
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE following table,
compiled by BradstTeet's. shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease. as conf
pared with the corresp0ndin. week last
year:
cities Inc Dars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 1L-Trads reasonably
good al he recent decline; common 10
fairly good steers ss.40Gi.00: good %
choice s.. .2sI4.5o; prime calves s5.ee95 .25
Texas cattle At about the prices paid a
week ago.
Hogs-Active at generally unchanged
prices. exceut that coarse heavy packers
were about sis cents lower in some IN
stances; sales at sSe5d3.45 for common
to prime with trading largely az S3-eoG
3.S5, for both hogs AMI PIGS.
Sheep-Fairiy activs-InEerior 5000
good TO choice Sc. 10<i335: choice 20
prime s.so9s.s0: yeariiags sss8G4 .:
lambs active. s. S0G 5s5; western sheep
S.5es13 20.
Reoeipts-Cattie 500: hogs 27.o0s.
sheep 1.0ee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

Jsts-I h<se core % rerzxd lore a. .
cis<sse.
B~ss-Ye-es: bss is isz's ers si
ihose that yoa esa't estek hz: oaees
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
JUST FLATTENS OUT
STOCK MARKET HAS RARELY BEEN
SO UNINTEREsrING.

losing Showing Small losses on Most
Stocks Boundary Joins the
Cuban Rebellion as a Factor Ma king for
Uocertafnty and Caution-Readins Re-
Organization Proceedings and the Cla m
Or for Cheaper Gas Affect the Proper
ties Included In These Interests-Brad-
streets Review of the Week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

New York De-. 1.-THE Caion Lea
que club has adopted resolutions sppesl-
lag 20 the members % the legislature
70 eisct Joseph II C2aaasA 30 tie United
States seazss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12

THEW EA1HEE

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I.o1zf forecast Sor srssbltz srss tsc-nlfF-
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.KANS CTY

Kansas City. Dec Ii.-CasIse-Receipt
5000; shipments i.eo1. Best grades
steady; Others weak. Texas steers s7.75
$50: cows si-ssass6; native Steers:
Ss.e9a4S5. native COWS si-s57 s.sg; stock
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE alARKEra
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago Grain Markets furnished by R.
l.. Bostick, Commission Merchant, rooms 10
and u, over Kansas National Bank, Tele-
phone 167.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
COMING NEXT YEAR
DEMAND WILL OPEN UP ALL ALONG
TnE LINE.

Meanwhile There II Little 10 be Done But
Congress 10 Expected to Clear the
Deck for Action, Untii Which Time
Buslness Waits to Know Exactly What
to Count on Metal Combines and the
Load They arc Carryins-Basiness FALL
ures-Bradsfreot's.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-12
WICHITA MARKET

HOGS &C lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.