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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-28

We are sorry that there are those: of
our correspondents whom we cannot
accommodate this week: especially is
this true because of the fact that the
communications referred to are OF DO
litical nature and comparatively value
less after this issue on account of the
election having been thing of the past
by that time. But it happens that our
friends got in their communications af-
ter our type had all been used in COM
posing other articles. We are very
busy this week and if your article is not
found in our columns it is because il
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ton and not because it did not meet
our endorsement and good will.
Centuries ago people used to fear
what they called the pestIlence. BLACK
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the world to them. They feared it as
people now fear the Cholera and yell
low Fever. And yet there is a thing
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mon that nine tenths of all the sickness
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-28

VOTE the Peoples party ticket from Presi-
dent to Road Ovcrseer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-28

Don't wear clothes that don't fit you
See Louis Nilsson and order a neat suit
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-28

LET it be said now and for all time
that the man who says that the school
district of which Frank Patton was
treasurer for several terms some years
ago. lost money through him, is stating
that which is unqualifiedly false. Any
man who wants to know whether what
we say is correct or not is invited to ex-
anime the books at the county treasur-
er's Office. The records in that office
will show that Mr.. Patton turned over
every cent of the districts money when
his term of Office expired. The polite
ian who will start such a treacherous
lie in the last few days of the campaign
would steal money from his grand
mother.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-10-28

NOTE the entire Populist township ticket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
nuIc AID nKAnA.

PROFESSOR CFTAs WATSWORTH's
SCHOOL or EDUCATED HORSES.
THIS 81 on Of The many features q fas
Bond Brothers World Beet Shows.
VII ch vii exhibit OF Wlcalta. AprJ ~
and T. The irteillz~ncs sDd saEarity
displayed ~ these dumb performers is
~. fheut paraliel CT precedent. doing
everything h1rEeB ars nct sugposs4 -
d.. Taey un1ersfaud spoken language.
having q Vocabulary % Twelve hgndFef
VJ-Ia. o5syfrg fhsir teachsr - Eord.
whip cr force - never use3. uufrssn-
rneisd ~ harness OF trau1iuzs. faefvic-
ualy ed collectively suscttag shssr
paris Ike b1uaa h~1nTA Tsess Eniad-
sndo1e5. rezs1n-Riftsd eqIaes. drsgl
Ike solsl>fa. Ealtz. pay y; scaooi win
looks sr4 fiatss. fntro9ec~ = couTE
seems z1th fudge. larT~rs. bsltT. clerk.
vir-~ss. Ehsr11 ara culprft. sf-er ths
NAME e nren. and vaTsc8s other s--zn-
frr.y irnpossEbie seata Thy fgh- .
hattie viii nalitgrs cannon. to We
tors over ire srsfzy's cclqr- AL hosss
the sr oNn. T-s~y O. sTe-ytssnE bgf ak
Tscz fhs directing circus. usoustvs
rnsazFery. staucsog.cal coaSfea8 al
huge hirgcfr0-Ds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
MAY MAKE HEK TROUBLE
Woman Who Kieke at Jackson Ia Court
MAY be Prosecuted

Cincinnati. April 14-The blonde zo-
man who cnez1ed a seuss ton az ne
Jacksol trial Tuesday b. kicking ana
striking the p-zsJ1sr ~ he Vas leaving
TIE co1r- rom - Te-y lisbi- % regret
be- conduct before re mater - over
Judge Hem. Sheriff PlUnner ard
Commonwealth Attorney Locscaart
are iu5 grant tazI such sa outrage
saCuld Be conloEred . TIE cur ro1rn
ard hey E1-a1 % cal TIE DerDetrz-o-
D. scEu1.
Tuszzy nigh: Sheriff P71unen -
gan a. Laves1Eztlra - ascsr-ssn bow
Tie E11-n-a Eo- t-5co ths cur rDon BAD
zFao isS1s1 re ts-Csz 20 fhsm H
iszrne1 Enzc o-Ee % his de1 gtle-s - re-
sTs1c1so BE Tor he ~rz-Tsea bzszr 81 cozsrT-
He acknowledged t5is guilt - <ne s1se-1
and E-s-s6 thai rhe Vao-1so wei O.
him ard REPRESENTED 1tzzt eaET hz1
cou1e . iOzg dLssance c. 81 ore day -
re rial TT5sy ID IT, give t-elr EzEes
no- rszI1euce to- rAey p1eer5ed - hard
20 be sL5oges % eaEer re cogrc T1sE
that the DEPUTY ske-sT es-u--ei tlsu
vE-<=sfr- sz-s tsSe-s--d sh@ s.ur.n@~z-sr -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

pass tl1srn IN without tickets. He aveT-
that he never saw either OF tl1e women
uuGl Tuesday. Just what acton Sheriff
Plumner VIII take % punish h-In - noi
yet known but Plummer - very gTa1ny
and * more than probable that he VII
call hts deputy % acoou--t f0T over3tcD-
ping his authority
The deputy aduIf. te-f hat o<ter ehe
women le9t the court house they sfclt
HIM a bouquet ID flowers 20 snow the-r
appreciation Of his kindness. The usual
card bearing me nszmes OF he cynors,
however. did not accompany the TOW
ers.
Commonwealth Attorney Lockhart
gays ne VIII bring the matter officially
10 the notice OF Judge Helm Mr.. Lex
hart says that such outTagss viii rot
be tolerated IN Newport and x there y
any way % reach the wOrnaa sh> VII
be punished He Gays that had ths no
man tripod instead % kicked Jackson
there rnight have been scene q vio-
lence n the court room Public feel
Ing - ln such = state. I<oclhzrt says.
that = would only require some trihiaE
accident % cause q scene q violence
He IL very indignant a. tbe veman's
conduct ard VII iEs.si that al Effort -
made % punish her
Judge Helm. q course. w.N rrt IL
press any opinion. s.uce fhs matter j.
% come before him oficialy-
There Is a way % ascertain t5e Sd~n-
Try % The woman and y no oths- means
can be found Judge Helm VII pro1-2l4y
take aivaataFs % those a. band
Sas01nkeeper EeeEle q Tcrk street, -
whose place The $40 women Eere found
drinking beer after - sce1s = cours
admits that be knows t5@r1. -. says he
All not d.sciosz thelT }f-1tltT h=ca1Ee
they are respectable izf.es All have
vel known relatives. Eeegie ssys g
would rLl.a The fauli.ez q beth iz1lsz =
,hefr density - n1aEs pubEc. y -
probable. h9EeTer. nat judge Helm
T.I call up1a REGGIE - tel Ebo tie
So-uen are.
shoulf ~ stu rsf5se tne salon keeper
my and a.rssel: Ia co1-srnct - ear.
A Tlues-srzr reporter has z from 5
god source thzt the bl113s lr1rszn zas
klckrs JacEson Ewes b. Cia-sn-afI ars
that her husband 81 erarfqTs1 &. . rzil-
rad rft-e. he Ia sal o - e lsrnoras.sn
- fhs far that a.s We creass1 tar
r-eze in &ewE.lrf. TIE seccu4 zruesu
lives sgu erarrs - Cov5agtrz. bslt 49,
1zne a11 exact a91rsaa can Ess ~
zzA To- laird is9y IN - parry was
dose rot kr99 eltfs- - fhe znea r. 80
saf near Ae~ I-E GarG zsnl - ise
eslrt-apgEe aieae sza - a14es1 e..
rszt ~ f1s w1-n@1 Hh1 csufefl - lis
tErts-re. Du-s1s lie sssz~e-=s1 S4--<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
ST. LOUIS MARKETS

S. Louis. April o-F7our-Receipts. T.
0p0: shipments, 1910; firm but unchanged
Wheat-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 500:
speculative market very quiet most Of the
session, dealers holding OF for the gov
eminent crop report. Dealings were small
during the early hours, followed BY an
advance and toward the close declined on
heavy selling at Chicago and lower cables
the Anal cables being 14diR cent under
yesterday. Spot dull. steady; No. . red
cash. zoe elevator; 74izf75l3c track; May
Corn-Receipts. 5000: shipments. 100:
futures dul and heavy: trading consider
able. but al lower prices Spot dull and
lower; No. mixed, cash, 2s$4c; May. &c;
oSseLRsceipts. 5000: shipments. 600:
futures dull and easy with July stronger
than May. Spot dull and weak; No >
cash, ISIS; May. lsA.c; July. ls5sc-
Cattle-RsSeipts. 2.ooo: rather weak: IA
tive beeveS range 5 Sl74. 40. stocksrS and
feeders. S-SlG27S; cows ard heifers. S2@a
Hogs-Receipts, 500: SSro cents lower:
heavy. $-.G375; mixed, $. l17s.7o; light.
shsep-Rece.pts. 50: steady; natives.
g EISS5: westerns 3 1851
Corn msal-Highe-. g. ags7l. ~
Bran-EigheT; sacked sslsbis east track
Fiaxseed-tSssty, SEC.
Timothy see1-G SsrS2S
Hay-ScronE 1or choice timothy which
the market was almost devoid OF: prairsa
OF ell descriptions il i5Ehr denar5- prairie
SS.o-Sc0: timothy, S-oo1IS-55 this s-dS.
EEs-FI-n: fresh. 81
WhisSy-SL2
Pork-Qu.et; stsI6ard mess 5o5b5nC.
rew, s. S7la: Cd. So
I.ar5-Lows-: choice, s. Ss7Aa1
Baoon-ShoulieTs. (boxe5l S-e5; longs,
$. =: ribs. $SS75s; shorts, s. -
Dry salt rnsscs-Shou!1ers. ChoNe5l = %.
lon s.. s4-7S; Tbs. 81 :: shorts 8 81
Wcol-FSi-ly active but UNCHANGED @
dealers clearing ID E1- a rev crop.
COtcou-S1ez5v. rr13Iliux. -. ss1es
T+e:: receiptS sd; shipments. IS. stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City, April 1o.-Wheat-Dull.
practically unchaneed Cd; No. hard, &c bid
&c asked: No 3, 479j3o, rejected, norni-
nally. 35Q40c: No. red. nom!lally. &C.
No. 8, nominaily. 6aT2c; No. 2 spring, &c
bid; sc asked; No. 3, nominaIly, 5sq6lc
Confirm demand fair; No. . mixed.
Ai&c; No. white, AAc.
Oats-tSeady; fair demand: No 2mixed,
nominally, 17G1Sc; No. white, AG2ll2C.
Rye-No. .. nominally, 3SG34c.
Hay-Ffrm; timothy, choice, S11.0od1l 30;
other grades, S40oGi050; prairie, choice,
s6.500S.00; others, S0oQ6.50
Butter-Continues unsettled; lower ten
dency; creamery. 1Sd17c; dairy, 1lG'1Sc.
Eggs-Lc higher; receipts increasing
strictly fresh. sac.
Cattle-Receipts. $500: shipments. 600;
about steady; Texas steers, $. 25G350: beef
steers, SS00d5o0; native COWS, $LSSG3 .;
stockers and feeders, S.01G3.S5
Hog-Receipts. 1850; shipments. 100;
5GlGc lower; bulk Of sales. s.. 50d3.G6 heav-
les, s.. +ogS.55; mixed. s34Ja3.60; lights, S. 50
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments none;
, steady but slow; muttons, &S0GS.70.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
Kansas Second In Wheat Condition, OF
Nine States Reported

Nine States Reported
Washington, April 1O.-The United
States department of agriculture report
on the condition Of winter grain and the
health OF livestock, April l, 1895. based
upon consolidated reports from town
ship, county aud state correspondents,
shows the condition OF winter wheat in
nine leading states as follows: Penn
sylvania, 81; Ohio, Sc; Michigan, So; In
diana, a.; Kentucky, 20; Illinois, 81; Mis-
souri,, 80: Kansas, IS; California, 81; av-
erage for the entire country, III; last
year, STA and S6.7 in 1894.
The condition OF rye. average for the
entire country, was S2.9. Dry weather
al seeding time largely retarded or pre-
vented termination. Throughout the
winter grain producing region, the win
ter covering Of snow was exceptionally
Scanty. Rye suffered in most states less
than wheat. Drouth in early winter
and alternate freezing and Having af-
terward greatly injured the crop east
Of the Mississippi. In Nebraska, Kan
sas and westward. there was less winter
killing than usual owing 70 the mild
season and present conditions are re-
ported favora bic. The Hessian fly Is re-
ported in very few countries along the
Atlantic slope.
Condition OF horses. 81; OF cattle. as;
sheep, SIS: swine, $50; last years fig
urss being SIS; e&5 and % from which
an improvement Is shown n every case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
THE WEATHER,

Wichita, April 10
Local forecast for wichita and vicinity
Saturday fair and cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest So degrees, and the mean 70 degrees,
with warmer. partly cloudy Gather and
high south wind, y miles per hour in the
afternoon.
aturo has been Sc degrees
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month of April has
been IS degrees, and for the 10th day 55 de-
grees. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, April 10.-Foilowing is the
forecast up till p. m Saturday:
For KansaS-Local rains and probably
severe local storms; cooler; SOutherly,
shifting TO northerly winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Increasing cloudiness; probably showers
Saturday night; high southerly winds;
cooler Saturday night.
For Colorado-1ncreasing cloudinesS
with local rainsi northerly winds; cooler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

Chicago, April 1o.-Heavy beeves are
lower than last week, while prices for
choice light dressed beef and shipping
steers are only 10 cents higher than last
Friday. For the last two days transac-
lions IN steers have been largely at So. 751
AS, with good sales to exporters at So. S08
40. Cows sell largely at s.. 25G,32 .. Calves
are slightly lower. Feeders owe their
strength to the light supply, choice lots
fetching s. S63s5. Texas cattle sell bet
ter than natives and rule higher than last
week
Hogs-Prices averaged 3 cents lower to-
day. Sales ranged at s3.40G3.75 for COM
mon to choice heavy medium and mixed
lots, the bulk going at s. 70G3.S0 and com
mon to prime light brought S3.70lI4. 90.
Trade was active and the market closed
stronger and higher. Receipts continue
choice and large and there are hardly
light weights TO go around.
Sheep-1nferior 70 prime were Salable at
s.. 1898 few going below s.. >, and west
erns sold chiefly at $3.69d3.S0. Lambs sold
at S4.00I54.70, the best hocks coming from
Colorado. Good shorn sheep sold at $3.50
and fat shorn lambs at 81. 10.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs, 1900; sheep
&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
CORPS OF OFFICERS CHOSEN
Advisory Board of the Associated Press,
Western Division. Meets

San Francisco, April 10.-The advise
~ board of the western division Of the
Associated Press met here this after
noon and organized by the election Of
the following officers: Chairman
Hugh Hume. san Francisco Post; vice
chairman. H W Scott, Portland Ore
gonian; Secretary, James D. Hoge, jr.,
Seattle acknowledgement; V. S. Nc
McClatchy Of the Sacramento Bee was
elected TO the vacancy on the board
caused by the resignation OF W. II.
Mills Of the Sacramento Record-Union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. April 1o.-Bacon-Firm; de-
mand moderate.
Beef-Extra. India mess, els Sd; prime
mess, SIS Sd.
Pork-Prime mess, fine western, sos; do
medium, 45s Sd.
L4ard-Quiet; prime western, Us; refined,
Tin pails) Us Sd.
London, April 1o.-There was large at
tendance of buyers at the closing of the
sheepSlIin sales today. A poor selection
was offered which met with a moderate
demand. The number OF Cape of Good
Hope and Natal skins offered was !. 40 and
all sold. The prices realized were comb
ing par to a farthing higher, while cloth
ing and coarse were unchanged Some
French demand helped the market but
here sailed pelts were lifeless. The next
sales will be held May II and Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
STILL LIES AT THE BOTTOM
Nothing Yet Done Toward Raising the
Sunken ship BIzirmore

San Francisco, April 1o.-Nothing has
yet been done toward raising the Brit
ISL ship BlairmOre, which capsized in
the bay yesterday and which is now at
the bottom OF the bay under seven IA
thoms Of water. The colsignees. John
y. Spreckles * Co, Will have charge Of
the task of raising the submerged YES
sci The expense VIII be great At
the British consulate steps have been
taken 70 provide the rescued men with
temporary assistance IN the way Of clo-
thing and suStensuce- \ consular in
vestigation OF the disaster viii be be-
gun next week Much adverse com
ment is expressed for the captains al
legged neglect 10 sufficiently ballast his
ship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

commonplace words were exchanged ~
the three ladies. but Mrs. Gum says che
W-as b5th surpriaed and snocksd az
what occurred because from fhetr man
ner and converEaron she believed her
erstwhlIe companions % d respectable
ladies'. Mrs. Gum was 50 hurniEate+
at what occurred that she vii net A.
tend tie trial again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

Pork Gains a NickeI-Other Markets.
Chicago, April 10.-Anxietyas TO what
percentage of a full condition of wheat
would be given out by the government.
caused duh day in wheat May clos
ed u cent higher than yesterday. Corn
closed without change, oats gained l
cent and pork closed with a gain of
cents, while lard and ribs each lost 2112
cents.
The feeling developed in wheat was
rather mixed, but the tone was on the
whole steady to firm Initial transac-
tions were at 9sG5s cent advance, after
which was gradually worked back q
cent, rallied slightly, changed but little
and closed steady. The higher quota
tons on opening were due 20 some ex-
tent 10 the rather firm tone of cables,
Liverpool coming unchanged, anu then
the northwestern receipts were rather
small and Impaired some strength 10
thes ituation- Commission houses were
buyers, having outside orders and for
a while the market ruled quite firm,
professionals taking moderate quanti-
ties also. There were large offerings as
the session advanced, the weather hav-
ing greater influence than the forego-
ing. The fact that California had rains
all over the state with warm showers
in most of the winter wheat states and
more predicted, added to the bsarish re-
action.
Corn traders had another dull exper-
inence. There were no outside orders
in the market and local operators were
indifferent
Oats opened active, attracted cOnsid
cradle attention during the entire ss-s-
sion and closed with the total sales of
the day aggregating much heavier than
for some time. A good portion Of the
trading was in the way of exchanging
May for .TnIy at q cent premium for the
latter. The firmness was entirely indie
pendent and brought about by the
scarcity of cash stuff and good demand
for same. May opened a shade lower
at 1924 cents. sold to 1875 G20 cents and
closed with sellers at 19$4 G197s cents.
Provisions were firm and fairly act
i've, but the trade was largely confined
to the one article of pork. There ap-
peared 10 be a nervous short interest in
the larter and it took only theb uytng of
small lots to advance prices. Lard and
ribs, although beneftting to some ex-
tent by the strength in pork, both clos
ed at a slight decline in price for the
day
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat 20 cars; corn 40 cars; oats 100
cars; hogs Z, 900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
To CAUCUS on IMMIGRATION
Republican Leaders to Decide Bad
state of fairs.

Washington, April 10.-Recent reports
from She immigration officials IN New
York uissh the tide of immigration has
greatly increased during the past five
months and that the quality Of the i'm
migration IS most undesirable have
aroused some of the Republican leaders
TO action on the two bills now before
congress. A caucus has been called 70
determine whether the Republicans will
take up the immigration question and
what plans. If any, they viii adopt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. April 16-Co-toa-S:ez ~.
m.6dEng. Ti-iSc: lOE N iciirE. 10 ZOO
ordinary, S-lScs let receipts. I-85. gross
LEI: exports 70 Greet Britain Is. szIes
$50: stock. Is 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
RANK CLEARINGS.

New York. April 10-The following table
compiled by BrsdStreet's. shows the total
cle3rances a. the principal cities and the
percentages of increase or decrease as
compared with The corresponding week
last wear:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
CHICAGO MARKETS

Furnished by R. L. BOSTICK. Commits
| sion Merchant, room 10. over Kansas Ma
| tional bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
FINAL DECREE II FORECLOSURES
Atlantic and Pacific has Ninety Days In
Which to Pay Up

Denver. Colo, April IA special 70
the Republican, from Albuquerque. y.
NJ, says:
The final decree N the foreclosure case
OF the United States trust company OF
New York vs. the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad company and others was sign
ed by Judge Collier today II provides
that Il the company fails % pay within
ninety days the amount due for pTinci-
pal and ilteres; upon the bonds. the
property shall be sold 20 the highest
bidder. al Gauulp, y. " The master
is directed % accept TO amount less
than S5.o0.e Co. O " Asrron vas ap-
pointed as the master &C take the sale
General J. g Mccullough q the Ere
lines. Francis : r Bangs Of the State
Trust company. Otto 2 Barnard OF the
Continental T-usS company. J. D. Pro
e OF New York and William Bzssett
u Boston. representing the first mor--
gage boldhol6ers. with The Atlantic and
Pacific officials. lett today OF tour %
inspection OF the rad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

New Orleans. La, April l0.-Arthur
Schneider. German % years OF age.
was hanged in the parish prison today
The drop fell at 1855. Schneider was in
love with a girl employed il The same
restaurant. She rejected him and ne
stole into The place and murdered Her
man Schroeder. his rival and Slmos;
killed the girl He pleaded insane. He
blamed Deputy Sheriff Jerry Reagan
for his failure 10 chea; justice and Kill
ed him in prison with a knife.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

Los Angeles. Cal, April Io-Joha
Hays. clerk n the general store % p 7
Hays, h.s brotSeT. a. Pueatz. was 80,
ana killed by tTo masked robbers as:
evening After tapping the til. the rob
oe-s lied. 10; stopping 10 force the safe
Or seek further booty. O<hce-s have but
Httle light 20 work on But little money
was secured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11

BEss-'.If I were in your shoes MsdCe
Don't talk Of impossioiItieS. Boston
Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
WHEAT is WAITING
HALTs IN EXPECTATION OF THE
GOVERNMENT REPORT.

Wheat Opens Steady to Firm, on Liverpool
Unchanged and Light Northwetern Re-
ceipts-Rains On the Coast and Warm
Showers I'm the Winter Wheat Belt
Cause Reaction-May Closes a Quarter
Cent Higher-Corn Market Dull, IN
changed-Oats Active. Gaining q Cent
Pork Gains a NickeI-Other Markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-11
STILL IT LIGHTENS
LOWEST TOTAL OF STOCK DEAL
INGS IN MANY DAYS.

Aggregate Falls Short of the Hundred
Thousand Eark-DeaIinss Purely Pro-
notwithstanding of Shorts the Chief
Force Under the Market, Which In the
Main Is Strong, Closing at General Frac-
tional Gsins-Americans Neglected In
London-Cuban Resolutions and North
ern Pacific.