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AN INVOCATION.
For The Post.

For The Post
o. Holy Father, hear our prayer,
And with our errlug thoughts forbear;
Subdue our doubts. remove our dread.
Anr raise our spirits from the dead.
O. Loving Jesus hear our prayer
And may we IN Thy purchase share;
For this Thy precious blood was shed,
To raise our spirits from the dead.
o, Holy Spirit, hear our prayer.
And give us solace for our care:
Apply the blood that Jesus shed,
And raise our splits from the dead.
o. Father Son and Holy Ghost,
We know that We are surely lost
Unless Thou Three. in one Great Head,
Shall raise our spirits from the dead.
Edgar II, Rogars
Lockhart. Texas. June 20. 1889.
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eau sedative as she calls it, Two ounces of
spirits of ammonia, two of spirits of cam
phor one cup and half of sea salt, two
cups of alcohol. Put all into quart bot
using. The method of application is very
simple, The body is bathed with soft
sponge dipped in the uadiuted liquid and
dried with slight friction of smooth
towel. After the bath the stiffness and
soreness of fatigue are all gone, the cir
cu,ation is stimulated and gentle ian-
guor is induced, followed by a desire to
slepD
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Bernhardrs Refreshing Bath.
Medical Review.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt 10 said to get un-
falling refreshment from bath, It il q
liquid In which she Is bathed fegularly--an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

you want to get rid OF rheumatism trv
bottle Of Elmer & Amends Prescrip.
T Tou, 40. lsoi' z. r. Schmidt. Houston.
''~as aseht.
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mnen you 90 to Eureka Syringe, Ark,
s ssop ~ me Southern Hotel. Rates are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

b., afoat and 2e17c elevator. Options
closed at &c net decline; May, SS1zc; De-
cember, 3S7sc.
Oats-Recelpts. $3.50: exports. 1854.
Spot steady; No. 2. 2slkG3ec; No. 3, PC;
No. white, Bic; No 8, 301zc; track. mix
ed western. 291zG31c; track white, s1aS4c.
Options dull and lower with the ether
markets.
Butter-Receipts, 5.s45 packages; firm;
western creamery. 23G27c; June creamery.
22025c; factory. 1514G29c.
Cheese-Receipts 4.7e1 packages; strong;
small, 1294c; fine stock, PIE; large fancy
September, I214Gl2z4c; large October,
finest, u6sc.
Eggs-Receipts. s,26s packages; firm;
western ungraded. at mark. 1sG2112c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Dec. 6.-Wheat-Spot. No. 3
red, western winter. firm, IS I'D; No.
northern spring, firm, IS I'D. Futures,
firm; December. IS I'D: March, IS ss4d;
May, IS e7sd.
Corn-Old, firm; Is SID Futures quiet:
December. IS SD; January, IS d; Feo-
ruary, IS SD.
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CHANGES
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versity at Norman Is the pride Of the
territory, while our Agricultural college
al Saltwater, under the supervision Of
that prince OF educators. Hon A c.
Scott enjoys a widespread reputation. as
IL already has a student from far-distant
Asia. Standing as we are today upon
the threshold OF statehood. and feeling
that our future win be moulded through
our educate institutions. We have no
fears as TO what that future will De. and
when the forty-sixth star Is added 10 the
grand old flag. X will be the Tne that
represents our OWE beautiful Oklahoma.
The one subject that IS paramount &c
ali others at this time IS statehood Al
the recent meeting OF the Statehood COM
nittee at Oklahoma City. great interest
was manifested in the effort TO secure
the passage Of an enabling act al the
then approaching session. and steps were
taken 10 send the Hon. Sidney Clarke 20
Washington 20 assist the Hon Dennis
Flynn in securing said act. I under
stand there Is considerable opposition 10
Mr.. Clark's appointment in certain quar-
tiers. Taking into consideration HIS su-
perlor qualifications. am surprised that
there should be any. As Senator Ravens
very properly puts it. The object 70 be
accomplished IS too important for any
personal favoritism in the selection OF an
assistant IN the work. Whoever can sc-
c0mplish most should be sent. Mr.
FLYNN can take care Of the Republican
side. while Mr.. Clarke's familiarity with
the subject. his experience IN Washing
ton and his extensive acquaintance with
public men. all give the assurance that
he could be more useful than any man
who has not had his opportunities 7
am decidedly Ia favor OF Mr.. Clarke
II shall be glad 70 get back among ny
Oklahoma friends. Her people arc my
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LADYSmITH WAS SAFE SUNDAY
Hot Plight in the Kimberley sOrtie OF
November -.

London. Dec. f.-4-5J a. mJ-AEaiu
there is a complete luil IN the war news.
Ladysmlth has established Photographic
communication with Frere ard Il IS said
tina, all was well ID TO sunday. A dis
patch from the Boer lager. by way q
Lourenzo Marquee. dated Thursday Nov
ember %. confirms the report tnst the
eommandos have ben closing IN upon
Ladysmith and mounting big guns IN ne~
positions According 70 the same a6-
vices a heavy caunona3e had been main
tanned and a general assault had been
ordered for Thursday morning, but was
countermanded az the last moment.
M0ddsr River dispatches say that the
Beers are encam3sd amid the hills half
way 70 Kimberley. bat Il is alec assert
FL that . large body 81 ne enemy has
gone IN the direction % Jacobsdai j. r.
possible therefore that Lord 50 ucn
may endeavor 70 clear his 9sght aenk
a FAR as JscobsbsI before continuing ais
advance. He Is stB at ModssF River
for stores. guns ard srnnsazl,.ss.-
The sortis from Kimberley or NoFsul-
Der = appears - have been much more
serious than had been supposed Details
are no" arriving p
l'Tee p n
SCOTT 1rIl4F' a cav
% rug Neai
Beers we're strongly eutrenchrd. Firf.aG
the Boe- p.ckets asleep Eafor scott
Turner preceded along the ridge aaee-
cover and ruEhsd The Boer Ta6su5,s at
So a III. 81 tha fzce - BAL - bll-
Iets TIE beers noifl@a N4
tred az the br4tisn aa5@f iss y
before s'5rerfsfleF'7E- DN4ls
ne exhaustion q the'T
British were E'1asis ~ is'-eN -
tack ard z@ize a large S2er 'a@<
- yards shea1- sag eFeay ~
rsia<o-ceznents were ssea a1F
ard tae enemy vas ksr5-nz - I4tf
Ere from tae shelter q re 'a-s< a@
Dur9nE the z7rt-es az afH9f sl-7
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ROBERTS IN The NEWSPAPERS
lie Fears That Representative Right
u Attacked In Htm-

View York. Dec g-The World Dssstssses
tbs following signed statement from Coa-
grsssmau-elsct Y. u. Ro5erts. '-Tbs 49,
tioa @. the house today IN my Gaze vas
not a surprise - ne The whole matter
vas svi8aatly pr~lsfgss ard taE Htnss
u members made $50 60 sal1E ere c1urse
tssat bad been GlfHze8 Wbea fss Qsee-
lions cones 20 - ts CONSIDERED ~ mem
beers 81 the hsssse after csc rrssv4re ~
pallsc ogiriar iz removed. 9 fetnk ias rsss
vii siar5 Sc riefs raf.eu ~ "a
sell ,stsols ae5 r-~ce.ter.s Hhirn tsFa
axs4 fas rss'ss = eos arese Tha seg1fa-
tloa S. 1ow I15a ~ ~oa,esieu. raaes aaa
reVo.atlas fa tae orFsrizstlo1 - fes
n1-lze ard the -lgafs ~ rre-a seFs shsfss1-
4 r~D~es@1. SIS 1sea sessfal sssrHel uflea
ElU ser ezrsee tae ss~e fe1.sf q rEsts
70 a Rs-aa Cashozc ~ Pres gtrfizs-
a. arnaat- ~ aar che aH7 BAY - an
,ertsns.a e1eaet - fssss uu1er oaa-
feeasflsa ~ s. .1zefsf aeHtr ler5 .lshea
trso frenzy - ula-esrss sftati1a an1
faireasq5. ar 81 ny iaazarrs- Vas re-
~ fse vs-F oar ef fa- h9as- aaa 1snlsi
tae f~a-st ie- r-1rte1 ~ fts -a'sr - fast
asfT I'D ere faFs'zf1t1E - gre tette2
s-a-@a le-slse sss alersf- 3 81 &C.
r.srasas CHrra aFslrtt go te~rr resta
q sertsraa sata Tee aaffsr - fsHTl nE
re zee r4-t 81 - s9Fn .r rs rseif
ROT q very g-sa-anf matter. 81 far &c
ar.e<lzr rae es-e1-a FL egres~rsf H4t
a IL a faef seas eHs s ~ r-et4-
tss- ~ ssseTe-Ta s.z1s sas tFan srrsf
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, Dec. 5.-Coffee-The market
for futures opened steady, with prices 5
TO 10 points lower under profit-taking,
foreign selling from the bear side being
a result Of weakness in European mar
kets. but later recovered partially on light
Brazilian receipts, liberal warehouse de-
liveries and relative stability Of the spot
department. Absence o. plague news
from Brazil was a drawback from con-
fdent action to either side. Near the close
prices broke under renewed realizing. The
market closed easy at a net decline Of
10 TO % points. Total sales, 5000 bags,
including Wecember, 5.95dS. Coo; January.
s.O0d5. csc; February. 6.05c; March. seq
6.1Oc: May, 6.1Od6. 2oc; June, soc; July,
s. apdS. sc; September, 6.25d6. sc; October
s. 40c: November, 6-40d6. 45c. Spot easy;
No. invoice. SIC; No. 7 job5ing. sc;
mild. quiet Cordova, 69t611@sc.
Sugar-Raw, steady and quiet. Refined,
firm
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HOGS Up A NICKEL
Fair Run of Receipts and De-
mand Very Strong,
TOPS UP TO S3.77 ~
Cattle Steady With Some
Suckers Sold.

The hog market yesterday was fully
6e higher than Tuesdays average. It
was a very good day. both in receipts,
quality and strength Most Of the west
ern hog markets reported higher gener-
ally about nickel, and this point acted
accordingly. Provisions and the grains
also hrmed up and sustained all the gains
10 the close. There was good, eager call
for hogs here and the demand for all
grades was keen throughout the trading.
As 10 receipts, there was a very fair run,
nine cars crossing the scales on straight
trading. and two other large Dads at
private sale The average weight was
"a pounds, and this was an average Of
hogs ranging from barely 200 pounds 10
go. They nearly all sold alike, irrespec-
tive Of grades OF weights, If the quality
was al right, and it generally was. S5.75
was the bulk price for car hogs, with
range OF S. 7GIS. 70 for all car sales, ex-
cepJ the one top load, which was 2tFc
better at s3.775k. Everything offered was
quickly taken, and al shippers with Of
ferings in did very well. The heavy run
Of Tuesday suffered no reaction TO speak
Of yesterday, although there were not
quite so many hogs IN yesterday. The
price was even better. The run OF hogs
al the several markets was generally
heavy, Chicago having 1909 more than
Tuesday Il was good day on the local
market. and every one satisfied, save on
" the buyers, who could easily havs
handed twice as many hogs as appeared.
and at the advanced price. This con-
Tinues 10 be the strongest and best mar
ke- anywhere, and those who have shin
ped here Of late are one in saying 80.
Ship in your hogs for trial trip, If you
never have stopped here before, and get
the advantage Of convenience and good,
stiff prices.
- . IL >
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this be correct. il looks IKE a se-t!e con-
cerned Eith Lord Methuen.
The Times prints q letter from al
American citizen who left Johannesburg
because he was liable 20 De suppressed
and who had learned thag the United
States consul was unable 20 orotect him.
He complains bitterly that the American
flag was not respected IN Pretoria. that
his passport was not recognized. and that
MS position was practically unbsarable.
I. IS reported from Cape Town that he
Transvaal government stu refuses %
acknowledge the right Of the Unlted
States 70 interfere regarding prisoners in
Pretoria. Insisting that Great Britain
must inquire through Commaldapt Cen
eral Joubert.
A Dispatch from Frere Camp dated
December s. says: The B0ers are firing
into L.sdysmith- Il IS rumorrd that go1o
Free state troops have left Ladysfnith.
entertaining the gravest fears as 20 the
safety Of their own country.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Good to choice
cattle steady; poor to medium a shade
lower; cow market and Gamers strong;
active: stoekers and feeders about steady;
good 10 choice. 5. 61d7 30; poor TO medium
q seas. 20; mixed stockers, g. OGd3. 10; Sc
iected feeders, 81. o0d4.55; good TO choice
cows, g. egG4. 70; heifers, s.. oGa5. %; can
ners, g. 09d3. 90; calves, "a. geG7. 35; Texas
beeves, $4.0oa5-75; grass Texas steers, $50
Q4-25
Hogs-Active, to 1Oc higher; closed
weak; fair clearance. Mixed and butch
ers. s3-95a4.171z; good to choice heavy,
S4.C9q+.15; rough heavy, S3.S5d3 IS; light,
s. 9C14.15; bulk Of sales, 81 .O0d4.1O
Sheep-Steady TO weak: lambs about
steady; native wethers, s.. S0G4. 70; lambs
81 0Gd5. 50; western wethers, S4.00d4 80;
western lambs, S5.oe45.4o
Receipts-Cattle, 1850; hogs, 1900;
sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Dec. 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $3.50 natives; 900 Texans; market
steady; native steers, s4.10a4.69; Texas
steers, 50 .5Od4 .; Texas cows, s.. 75d3 Is;
native cows and heifers. 81. 00q4. IS; stock
ers and feeders, $3.l544.75; bulls, $3.50
400.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market active.
21z 10 &C higher; bulk Of sales, 50. Sod3. S71z:
heavy, 50. S5q3. 90; packers. $3.S21z13.90;
mixed. 50. s2i593. 921k; light, 50 .s0Q3. 90;
workers, g. S5G3. 9219; pigs, 50. 1898
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
lambs, 81 .00q5. 80; muttons, s3.0094.eo.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
!, 200; market steady; native shipping and
export and beef steers, s.. s0qs.7 with
fancy worth $50; stockers and feeders,
81. 3gd4. 40; cows and heifers. s.. o0d4. 50;
Texas and Indian steers, s.. 25G+.s so.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong 10
&C higher; pigs and lights, s. s5q3. IS; pack
ers. g. 9ed4 %; butchers, $40.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady:
native muttons, s3.s5q4.15; lambs. &5.0og
: %
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WOOL MARKET,

Boston, Dec. 5-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
There has been a very noticeable lull
in business during the past week, the
volume Of transactions 5e-Ng less than
pne-half Of that reported during the pre-
ceding week. This quieter condition of af-
fairs is not unwelcome to the trade, as
It gives them a chance TO catch up on
deliveries. The strength Of the situation
is IN no wise weakened, owing 10 the
continued firmness and hardening ten
dency OF values abroad, which enable
wool TO be exported al a profit, in case It
IS not wanted here. The market Is in
a very irregular condition and quotations
on several grades are very nominal.
Holders ideas as TO the values of wool
vary, and some lots are held far above
the market. The sales OF the week lin
Boston amounted 10 6.743.2o0 pounds DO
nestle and 34S,G0o pounds foreign. max
ing a total Of 6,S21, 30 pounds, against d
total Of 13,91600O pounds for the previous
week, and total Of 3,537.O10 pounds for
the corresponding week last year. Sales
since January I. 1893. amount to 334,S53.-
776 pounds against 125, 1885, so pounds last
year at this time 4"
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began yesterday in the sale pavilion at
the Kansas City stoco yards. Thirty
seven Herefords were sold for s14,63e an
average Of 1896 The following were
among the sales: Tea Rose, imported
COW, K B. Armour to w S. and J. 3.
Icard, Henrietta, Texas, S.175; Sharpely
Nell, COW, John Sparks TO K. B. Armour,
sl.0l0: Hesiod Goth. bull, ]. A Funkhouser
TO John Sparks, $50; Lady Sunbeam, COW,
K 3. Armour 10 H. @. Clark, Craig,
Neb., s7Z5. Harmony. COW, J. A. Funk
hQNser TO John Sparks, 1915; Conquest,
bur, K 2. Armour to y H. Millbrun,
Buffalo. Wye, $3.50. Roseberry, bull, x
B. Armour to z. C. Scarlet, Ashland,
Neb., $500.
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ROBERTS COMMITTEE MEETlNG
To be Held To-day TO Nap Out the In
Vesff=afion

Washington Dec. s.-Represeutafivs
Taylor Of Ohio. chairman OF IA special
committee 70 investigate the case % Sir.
Roberts OF Utah. has called a meeting e
the committee FOR II o'clock tomorrow
morning. ar. Tsyier says this ini al
meeting VIII b. 20 determine upon gen
eral line OF action. he could not cay
how soon the committee would be abs
20 report. While the chairman would
not speak for the committee. he said be
had no doubt THAI Mr.. Roberts would ss
allowed 20 be present. With counsel Z hs
desired, and world be aorded the usual
facilities 10 have hs sije presented Thee
are a number % witnesses in Washington
and some IN Utah. - q IS not probable
that the committee - leave Washington
SIR Tayler said he bad some doubt a. %
whether the bearings. particularly such
parts as involved family matters. sheuiE
pc open 10 the pu5iic Mr Roberts was
about the house during the day. There
was no session and be was engaged most
o. the time IN chatting with Erou7s %
members sn3 visitors VINO showed
friendly disposition toward him Ee sad
De Bad no comment - make on the course
% the house lie VII probably look affsr
he Interests IN pcrson before tn CON-
raittee on inquiry Whether the pay -
M Roberts is stopped az result q ths
action - the house IN refusing him seat
has not get been passed upon by che ho1ss
officials and VIII uor directly arise uatI
the January certificates ere Issued ~
Speaker Her3erson. by ahieh time g -
expected THAT tAe caae uiI ~ perua-
neuty settled NJ Roberts Grew bis pay
up 20 December 2. The day before coagres
assembled. 81 ths certiGrats - clerk NJ
r,-,--zrf tt4t Ha ..-.r a -ss,r.. s1r-s.f---s
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Mex YORK. Dec s.-{-eUr1erclzI z6vsr-
tlze-'s London financial cao.eErau- The
markets here were rather 5Hsie- To-Day.
mainly s. mines. and TIE tone vss more
c1esrful. assisted By an unccahrrned r.
13r q a decisive ezEa cement az 1ss : o.
gslA L was said that tie oSsFs Rad
retrsste5 d Lz5ysrnitE I vas a.so
fa-cisd tlat ira announcement q Ger
e-zl Touber-s Eaess Vas % pave the
way fer az admission Taat he xzs kid
Z action some tszse age AZ reported
Americans ape1e5 wei above parity.
I4115eu regarding hopefully President
u E5z1ey-s neat.sz e TIE C-r-ercy a,
a. q HZs message. aaE regarding ths
r-ust paragraph e mercy taking t5s
zsn6 out e -he Democrats saf,s TzeT
remained 1rzo aE6 ctassz az re BEST
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BREAK N N)OSIR|ALS
While Railroads Stick Tight
to Their Prices.
RECOVERY IN THE FORMER
Effect of MckinIey'S Message
Upon London.
RECOVERY IN THE FORMER

New York, Dec. 6.-The tone OF the
market for Industrial securities showed
a decided contrast today to that for rail-
road securities. The break in prices OF
the industrials approached decentralization
by the middle period Of the afternoon.
Meantime the railroad stocks. almost
without exception. held tenaciousiy 10
their prices. Late in the day bears began
20 cover and wrought some very mark
ed recoveries IN the Industrial list. At
the same time, the railroads which had
been almost stagnant displayed some
signs Of animation and rose generally
above yesterdays level. Net gains in a
few railroads reached a point. The late
recovery in stocks was coincident with
an casing in the call money rate to
per cent after ruling at 10 per cent
earlier in the day. Quite a number OF
the industrisls showed declines Of Si5
to Z points, and the subsequent rally
brought them up from IL to points The
increase in the dividend rate on Atchison
preferred, though not entirely Unexpect-
Cd, mad a strengt hening influence on the
railroad list. Continued large shipments
Of currency to the south and a loss Of
over million dollars by the banks 70
the sub-treasury on yesterdays sub
treasury operations are reported. Ster-
ling exchange continues firm today.
Closing prices OF stocks were as follows:
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IHE WEATaE :.
Wich!.a. kan. Dec.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 5. lSss.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Colder and fair until Friday afternoon.
During the pas, p hours the highest
temperature has been - the lowest =.
and the mean a. with partly coady
weather and fresh south wind. II was
nine degrees warmer than Tuesday and s
warmer than Monday.
On this date last year the highest tenn
perature was y, the lowest >, and the
mean -
s. far this year the highest tempera-
ture has been IS which = I degree below
the normal FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer
Washington, Dec. s.-Fo-ecsst for
Thursday and Friday:
KEnSzs-Fair Thursday and Friday,
winds mostly westerly.
Oklahoma and Indian s-ritory-Clordy
Thursday, probably rain or snow ard
colder Friday; eaSCerly winds.
one dollar pays for q double lower
berth in sleeping car on the Rock Island
o. and O. fyer. Wichita TO Lincoln ara
Omaha Leaving Wichita daily a.
m. arrives Lincoln a n. Omaha =.
n. No change q cars
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METAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. s.-SDelter displayed
leading strength in the market for metals
and advanced slightly on good demand.
firm cables and light offerings. Scarcity
OF spot article caused continued frmness
in lead Tin, on the other hand. was
weak and neglected AT the close The
metal exchange called pig 4-op warrants
neglected, lake copper dun and nominal
az s1-61--25; tin weak Al S2-G27.5o; -ead
firm for spot. unchanged for futures AZ
s.. 7od4Sa; spelter frmer al S.s-ia6
4 -2lz The brokers' price for lead is
s.. 20. and for copper. S179I7 .
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COTTON.

Galveston, Tex, Dec. s.-CcttonEasy
: 7-I6c.
New Orleans. Dec. 6.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady; mtddling, sc.
Liverpool, Dec. 6.-Spot demand moder-
ate; prices lower; American middlng.
i e-22d
New York, Dec. 6.-COtton-Spot closed
: 1I-l6c; gulf. 15-lec. Sales 1.1oo bales.
Cultures closed steady; December, SIS:
January. $3.50; February, S7.37; March,
s. 40: April. s7H; May. SO; June, S.. g;
July. S7.4S: August. s.. 40; September, 500;
October, 1874; November, s6.s1.
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FOR ST. louis

TAKE TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED
Leaves Wichita AZ 20 ?. e. arriving az
ST. Louis next morning =, ia making
direct connections Eith a. lines east Ma
change OF cars. Elegant service. City
ticket once, IA North Main street
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L7u6o1. Dec "a SPECIAL dispatch tron
Berlin says That Cozat Tolstas has zen
seriously IL Fer NO 6sys he xaz n
conscious, oat - Is uoE ssgstlr aec.sr.
although great anxiety "a sllu manifested
II Moscow regarding hin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

Washington, Dec. s-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows.
Available cash balance, SIS. - 46; gold
reserve sess $50 Ks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
CATTT 2

The cattle market yesterday was steady
With only one consignment Of Importance.
tlat Of R. Z. Lawrence. The rest was
scattering common stock of nominal i'm
.rtslce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
CASH QUOTATIONS

F7our-Firm.
wheat-No. spring, 65lz4641zc: No.
red, 67G67lsc.
Corn-No. >. 3oG8oi4c; No. yellow, soI4
GSo2.c.
oats-No. .. 90 e2Sc; No. 2 white, 25ikc;
Nc white. 2sIzG2514c
Rye-No. ., SIC
Barley-No. .. SSd42c.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, $ 25Te.75
I.ard-Per 10 lbs, 3 e5G5. 97le
Short ribs sides Coose). &. nn75- 20; dry
salted shoulders (bOxed). sass: short
clear sides Cboxe5l. s5.3od5.43
whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 .z5i9.