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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-31
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New York. Oct. .. -Comnercia1-A3ve
Users London financial cabzeEraua: TIE
markets here Eere cheerful 81 tone. clos-
Ing al the top. Or the reports q ihe hght-
Ing az Labyrinth Cous1.z were Gru.
The American department Vas caEspicg-
Gus. being quite active. snd prices al
vancinE rapidly on almost any I'll The
end u the session saw pT4cns ~ ere bevf
u the day The chief incs1ffys was ths
belief that tie money corner has been
turne5
BerEn. oct- 53.--Prtces o. TIE sosrss
tssay were FRI American securities
were strong Coal shares we're IL Frsat
demand axing . the corrections 70 to
p. PsferBbgrg papers tsat TIE temporary
rasisctlon u slleslaz Goa zaE oEInz -
saso-fAEe - coa3 n the nzaafac sar8rx
Districts GEAR Wsrszx
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Dull IND UNCHANGED
Nothing in Wheat to Set
Either Side Going.
CORN 3-8 CENT LOWER
Oats Steady--Provisions Un-
changed to Higher

Chicago, Oct. 30.-Wheat closed pracd
calIy unchanged today after session re-
markable chiefly for its dullness. Corn
suffered from liquidation and closed with
loss of sc. Oats were steadied on buy
ing of shippers and closed unchanged
higher.
Wheat opened in a tame and spiritless
manner and throughout the session al
most an entire lack of interest was evil
dent. There was nothing in the situa-
ton to encourage either buying or sell
ing and prices slowly butsteadily depre-
ciated owing mainly to lack of support.
The market kept just shade above put
figures until near the close Of the ses-
sion, the range being only &c, when COW
ering by a few shorts started a slight
rally and the market closed barely steady.
December opened a shade lower at $3.50
70c, sold sparingly at zoe, declined to
693sc and closed with buyers at 6S7s670c.
Chicago received 274 cars, Is of which
graded contract. Minneapolis and Duluth
got 1, 155 cars, compared with 1871 for the
corresponding day a year ago. Total wes-
tern primary receipts were 1,263,090 bush
els, against 2373.00O last year. The visi-
bic supply increased 1,006 600 bushels,
which, though nearly 100000 bushels less
than expected, was enough TO exert a
bearish influence. Worlds shipments to
Europe during the week were 7,S64,OO0
bushels in excess of European weekly re-
quirements. Atlantic port clearances
equalled $4,000 bushels Cash demand here
very slow.
Corn was active. but rather heavy. A
receipts and predictions of an increased
movement in the near future owing to
perfect weather encouraged liquidation,
under which the market generally yielded
until near the close, when a partial re-
cOvery took place on covering. Receipts,
500 cars. The domestic visible decreased
$4,000 bushels. December, q to &c lower
at 31156315sc touched 319sc, declined to
311sc, and closed at 319.c at the close.
good shipping demand and the buy
ing by elevator interests steadied oats.
Speculative trading was light through
out the session. Visible increased III, 900
bushels. Receipts, 4O4 cars. December
opened shade lower at 22a4 622zsc, de-
clined to 225sG22%c, and advanced to 22sc
at the close
Fears of a shortage in January pork
and generous buying by packers
strengthened provisions early, but on the
bulge liquidation became heavy and the
gain was nearly all lost. January pork,
after an advance Of TIC, closed only &c
higher, at 1915. January lard and ribs
closed unchanged at IS. 371k65. 40 and s.. 971S
d5.95, respectively.
Receipts estimated for Tuesday: Wheat,
175 cars; corn, 40; oats, 260; hogs, q 1908.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York, Oct S0.-The statement of
the visible supply of grain, on October %,
as compiled by the New York Produce
Exchange, is as follows: Wheat, 49, 562,-
pD0 bushels, increase /, 0o7, 900; corn 13, 49,
600, decrease. 3S3, coo; oats $4,000. increase
III, coo; rye 1,O93,OO0 increase O,O00; barley
2,S76, 900, increase 266, 600
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 30-The local market
continued to show pronounced weakness
and apathy. Tin and spelter were lower
at the close, partially in sympathy with
a decline abroad and partially on account
OF freer offerings, with buyers scarce.
At the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants very dull at S17G1S;
lake copper quiet at $50; tin easy at
81, nominal; lead quiet at $4.571a bid and
&.6211 asked; spelter weak, with sellers
at $50. The brokers' price for lead IS
40, and cor copper, $3.50.
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spot; No. 1 northern Duluth, 7SSc, f. o.
b., afioat to arrive; No. red, TS4sc eleva-
tor Options closed steady at &c net de-
cline; May, 7S@7s&c. closed 7sSsc; De-
cember, "a s-16T747sc, closed 47sc.
Corn-Receipts, 1sS,175; exports. ss,255.
sales, $1,000 bushels futures, $4,000 bush
els spot. Spot steady; No. 2, 4g5sc, + o.
b., afloat, 4O15c elevator. Options closed
steady at net unchanged prices; Mya, SS7s
d3S2c. closed 3s%4c; December closed $3.50.
Oats-Receipts. es.4OO; exports, 1880.
Spot. quiet; No. 2, 2S1zc; No. 3, &c; No. 2
white, 3112c; No. 5 white, So1sc; track,
mixed western, 2S14aSoc; track, white wes-
tern, 301sd35c track, white state, 301z9
CSC. Options, nominal; no business.
Butter-Receipts. 1891 packages; strong;
western creamery, 17G24c; June creamery,
17Q23c; factory. 1419Q1e1zc.
CheeseReceipts. 2Sn; quiet; large
white, he; small white. 12asc; large col
ored, 12d12Ac; small colored, 12s4c.
Egg-Receipts, $3.50 packages; dull;
western, 14Q1Sc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Oct. 30.-Wheat-Spot, dull;
futures quiet; December. IS Id; March.
IS I'D; May. Is I'D.
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Don't Step on a Rat

To XIII him. Don't feed reaches ana hsd-
bags on the so-ca2ed extermInatinx pew
ders. which don't even make the bugs
sick When you want to rid your hons
Of all kinds OF household vermin. wlsv
not ID II IN the easiest. surSst cleaE,asf
and cheapest way-by uSl3= Stearnss
Electric Rat and Roach Paste g-'Tt's eaSf,--
applied in cracks and crevices OF Sprea6
on a piece OF cheese, and no bze t,ior-
can arise from its use. as i entirely coz
sumes ali animal matter. Rats eat IL "a
our. inside Of two days the paste consur.,es
and dries up all Of the rat but The skin
and bones. so that there IS nothing left
20 smell.
ore 81 the largest seed stores N Wichita
uSad enc box last year, found IS dead rsfs
next morning. and never had any smells
or trouble with rats afterward-
A Galveston housekeepe- writes rs.
Al Last summer I bought a box u y0u-
Paste, used it around the sink IN Shs
kitchen one night TO kia the c9ckroaches
and next morning We swept Tt9 dead
reaches into 4 dustp9n on the kitchen
floor"
ands OF housekeepers have used 4 Gurfrs
that time. and we have never had enc
single complaint. Instead. We nave hun
dreds OF letters Ike the above praisinS
the Paste. snd calling IL the best Veynin
killer known.
For sale 1t all dealers. sc box.
III your dealer does not keep 4. send
stamps and we VIII send you a box.
StearnS Electric Paste Co.,
Chicago, III.
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Galveston, Pex., Oct 3O.-Cotton-Quiet;
Z cents.
New Orleans, Oct O.-Cotton-steady;
middling, CSC.
New York, Oct. -Cotton-Futures
closed firm; October, nominal; November.
S.H; December, S.16; January, s7.1S;
February, S7.20; March, s7.22; April, S724;
May, H.26; June, s7.26; July. S.26; Au-
gust, S.25; September, 1886
Liverpool. Oct. O.-Cotton-spot, fair
demand; prices higher; American mid
ding, 1-32d. Futures closed steady.
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WANTS FARNSWORTH'S PICTURE
Marie Larson Thinks She's Entitled
tn One EnI.fE sncnnd nf IEs-,.

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-Chief of Detectives
Coleran received telegram from Balti-
more today stating that Walter L. Farms
worth, the confessed bigamist, now in
jail here, and who is said to have had
forty-two wives, is wanted in that city
for marrying four women, under the
name of Sterling Orville Thomas. This
is said to be his real name, and the pris-
oner does not deny it. Marie Larson, rs
Sixth street, Philadelphia. also thinks She
is one of Farnsworth's wives and has
written Captain Colleran to send her a
picture of the bigamist. Her marriage
took place a year ago.
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Suicide Due to Disappointed Love

Plattsburg, Mo, Oct 80. P. Lohrey.
a we'll known travelling salesman of St
Joseph, committed suicide at the Laclede
hotel here today. Lourey was infatuated
with a Plattsburg young woman and
when she refused an offer OF marriage
Saturday night. he attempted to kill her
Today marshal went TO the hotel with
a warrant for Louey's arrest. When the
officer raped at his door Lourey told
him to wait a minute. and shot himself
in the head.
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COFFEE ANDsUGAR Markets

New York, Oct SO.-Coffee-Options
opened steady at an advance Of 5 points
in response to pronounced firmness in
European markets, as well as in Brazil
Light receipts, large warehouse deliveries,
foreign buying orders and active spot de-
mand all contributed to the general
strength of the market Prices continued
to advance late in the day on final Havre
cables. Closed firm and 10 to 20 points
higher. Sales, 1900 bags, including: No
vember, 4.95c; December, 1895 .20c; Janu-
arys 5.15a5. 25c; March, 5.35c; May, 5.401
5.5ec; June, $500; July, 5.55c; August and
September, $500. Spot, Rio frmer; No.
7 invoice, 61sc; No. iobbing. 65sc Mild,
frmer; Cordova, 62l911&c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 1850
bid; centrifugal, IS test, 4 5-16c bid; mo-
lasses sugar, 9-16c bid.
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CASH INNOVATIONS.

Flour-Quiet, easy.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 69a72c; No. 8
spring, 64d70c; No red, 70G11c.
Corn-No. 2, &c; No 2 yellow S215c.
Oats-No. .. 23c; No. , white, 251zq26c;
No white, 25G25lac.
Rye-No. 2, 56l2c.
Barley-No. 2, S9d46c.
Flax seed-No. l, S.271s; northwest,
S1.27l6.
Timothy seed-Prime, s.. 2092. 80.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s7.65dS.15.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. $5.1212d5.25.
Short ribs sides Ooose), 81. 75d5.15; dry
sailed shoulders. (boxed). S4457sc; short
clear sides (boxed). $5.S5G5 20.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods, per
gal, S1.S
Sugar-Cut loaf. s5.70 graduated, Sis
Ciover-Ss OgG7 50
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Methodist Missionaries, Report

Cleveland, O.. Oct. S0.-At the annual
meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist church
today, reports were made by Mrs NJ. H.
Huston, on Bombay; Mrs. c. H Win
ehell, ON Malay; Mrs. II. N. Fisher, on
Northern Japan; Mrs. S. L. Kean, on
central Japan; Mrs. E. T. Cowen, on
southern Japan, and Mrs. H. B. Skid
mere. on Corea. Mrs. I. B. Wood, mis-
sionary to Persia, and Mrs. Gill, mission
airy 10 China, were introduced. Ad-
dresses were given in the evening by sew
eral missionaries
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Cuban Hurricane Prostrates Wires

Washington, oct. SO.-Genera1 Greedy
received a cablegram from Havana this
afternoon saying the hurricane there had
done great damage to property and that
the lines Of communication between Ha-
vana and Santiago had all been cut. Sig
nal service men are repairing the line.
No mention Is made Of any loss % life.
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Strange Powder FACTORY Accident

Terra Haute. Ind, Oct. 50.-An electric
spark from a switchboard al the Indiana
Powder cumpany's plant AZ Founer today
ignited some powder on the cap Of an en-
ploye, burning TO death two men, The
dead are: Samuel King. aged 81; Alfred
Mcbride, aged -. Dyke Overly was bad
Iy burned but viii recover. The men went
into the motor house Of the plant, con
tr4rv 10 orders
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Oct. 3O.-The week opens
with an average demand for cotton goods;
there is an upward tendency in bleached
cottons. No material change in brown
cottons. Prints in staple lines in good
demand and prices tending upward Print
cloths inactive, but prices strongly up
held
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The gaaieita aiIu Eagles Tuesday gormo etobr 81 1899

days; posted rates. 81. s4G4 s4ls and q. sS9
4Ssts; commercial bills. "a .Ssis: silver GER
tificates. 5S1sS1sc; bar silver. 5sc; Next
can dollars. 47I4c Government bonds.
strong: state bonds. Inactive; railroad
bonds firm.
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Indian steers. ss.OO94.oO; cows and heif-
ers. $2.50Q3. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market easy to
DC lower; pigs and lights, 81. 2Odl4. %; pack
ers, si.15G4.2 Is; butchers, S4.20q4.30; stock
ers, s.. 25Q3. 90; lambs, 81. 5OG5. 80.
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Bonds moved N sympathy With Ft0cks.
but the early gains were not entirely
wired out fl the late reaction Total
sales. par value. ts.l45.1n 80 United States
ys registered advanced = and registered
coupon and IS x Il the bid price
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Nev To-k Oct Es--Mozsy % ez1 s-n
a. - - per cent. 5osst iozu. - aeF e.as
F'rtz.e mercantile pager. 5 - ~ FsF eens.
sterling exchange sAsSeF. VIII srteai saE-
gness = bankers bgis q; s. ssss8s -
sc- 6s<z&.S al 81 q sci - ssz E1xgy
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Rio Ja1elrc. CC1 5s--Eisvea CASES %
buaon.c plague are DOW under treatment
iR the Santos hospital. nine being - the
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TssssaSton. OK ss--s5scrre 8arssss
- 0s4est eserk - tss stale assszrgzasf.
kee-ys~ . ths x-nzs seaL ess s42ss
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Treasury statement

Washington. Oct. S0.-Today's statement
OF the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, s2sS. 81. IA: gold
reserve. $252, 25s526.
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slgl5u-y. Mass. oct sa-Taa AIarlch
szE4rss, MIL here was burned today. cazss-
ing a loss q Sc a0e and taar0uri-s IS per-
soaz out o. e7Qsoy
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Mortality Of Gloucester Fishermen.

Gloucester, Mass. Oct 3o.-SiNty men OF
the Gloucester fishing feet were lost dur
ing the year Just ended. a less number
than usual. They left fifteen widows ard
twenty-six children. Five vessels, valued
at S7s. $50. were lost.
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Chicago, III.

dence here last night, He was appointed
BY Secretary Buchanan in ISiS
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,CrTpTS Am suTp1FFNTs

On the Produce Exchange today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Weak; creamery. I5g2Sc; dairy,
14Gl9c
Egg-Fresh, lie.
Cheese-Strong: creams, I14s Gf214c.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, sc;
eucks. &C; spring chickens, 7izdSc; hens,
7a7lao.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Oct 3a.-Wheat-De-
cember. 63s.c; May. sSlsc; cash. No. ? hard.
s2l.G6Sc; No. 3, 5SG62c; No red, s7G6Sc:
No ;. 62aesc.
Corn-December. 2sc: May. 2sSc: cash.
No. mixed. esize; No. white. SIC; No.
3. S0i=c.
oats-No. white, 2F4c.
Rye-No. . 52l=c
Hay-Choice timothy. ss-25as-5o; choice
prairie. Sl-G5sl'-59
Butter-Creamery. 1sd2sc; dairy. sc.
Eggs-Fresh. l4i9c.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis. 40. Oct. e--Wheat-Lower:
No ? red cash. elevator. Sc; track. 7os. .
7ls4c; December. es5sc; MAY. Tsa74isc; No
hard. s7asSc.
Corn-Lower; No. cash. 5lssc; track.
gzt4aSsa.c: December. S5tsc. May. SIF3lIsc
Oats-Lower; No. cash. Zlzc. track.
siG2psc; December. 2514c; Nay. e; No.
white. &-sc-
Rye-L.cwer: SC
Receip;s-FEour. 500; wheat. sz0o:
corn. s2.eo. oats. .Ssd',2
Shipments-FTo 1a1o; wheat. Sep9o;
corn, 54@e; oats, S2,No.
NEW YORK
New York Oct S3.-Fl1u--Receip,s -
o.. exports. 9oI73; sales. $40 packages
Ruled about quiet and steady az former
prices closing shade i1we- for the high
er grades
at-Receirts Ie-.1- exports. ~
ST. sales. iSs.oa futures. 3s3.aos spot-
Spot. arm: No. > re5, sc, :. Q. B.. zfoaI
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Berlin. Oct S,-The new postage stamps
from January l viii bear 4 bust repre-
senting Germania- in place Of the pres
ent imperial eagle
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GERS and other mechanics, who are claim
ing shorter hours. The negotiations on
the subject have failed and the surface
men announce that a strike will be on
the date mentioned. It will then be
practically impossible for the miners to
continue under ground.
st. Luke's summer, corresponding with
the American Indian summer, favored
Newmarket this week, where the Prince
OF Wales, the Duke and Duchess OF
York. the Duke of Cambridge, Mr.. Leo
pold de Rothschild, Lady Georgiana Cur
zon, Baron Russell of Killowen and Lady
Russell, and many lingering Americans
watched the phenomenal recuperaton of
American jockeyship The fact that on
Wednesday the American jockeys won
four out Of the seven races and secured
places in four events, and Thursday won
four out Of five races, has given Great
Britain another surprise. Curiously
enough, this success comes after Riley
Grammar and other Americans have re-
turned TO the United States disgISted
with TOD" Sloan's series of losses. The
possibilities of the English turf are well
Illustrated by the fact that Irish Ivy,
which as a yearling was purchased for
Sc guineas and won over 1900 guineas in
Cambridgeshire stakes was sold yester-
day to Broderick Cloete for 500 guineas.
with some future contingencies of rebates
to the horses former owner, Captain
Peel. ]. Marian, the American jockey.
whose conduct in England has won the
highest admiration on all sides, unfor-
tunately neglected to weigh in for one
race yesterday and incurred a e10 pen
atty and a caution. After long contro-
versy concerning the use of starting ma
chimes. the Jockey club management has
just intimated the selection of the Gray
machine. which will be used for 2-year-
olds next year.
The transfer OF "El Captain" to the
Comedy theatre will have additional in
terest in the fact that De Wolf Hopper
will have the opportunity to display his
comedy talents. For this purpose W. H.
Post, whose travesties are we'll known as
1.-The lambs gambols," has had prepared
a travesty ON THE Degenerates,'' in
which Marion Giroux will have a leading
part and Hopper the leading male role.
Miss Giroux arrives today and the play
will be produced October 30. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Hopper will continue his
series of travesties on current London
successes Louis Parker's new play,
Captain Birchalrs Luck will be pro-
duced at Terry's October 30
The marriage of Princess Marguerite
of Orleans to her cousin, Prince jean O.
Orleans, October 80. at Kingston, will
bring to Great Britain several royalties.
among them Princess Waldemar Of Den
mark, the bridegroom sister. and per-
haps the Prince of Joinville. grandfathe-
of the bride who is SO'years old. 1t -
reported that the Duke of Orleans aishes
the Welding 70 be as quiet rs possible
because he "canr OF be festive when so
many of my fricIds are in prison"
Miss Klumpke Of San Francisco, TO
whom Rosa Bonheur left all her large
fortune, has decided to share half of it
with the deceased painters relatives who
were disinherited All the paintings ard
other valuables left by Rosa Bor sr
viii consequently be sold.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct. S0.-Cattle-The supply OF
cattle today was unequal to the require
meuts Of the trade and prices for all
good lots were stronger. 10 a trifie high
pr Good 10 fancy grades sold at S5.5op
1. %: common to medium. 4.25f5. 40; stock
ers and feeders. 3 SCAT. -: COWS. heifers
and bulls 8 oGG5.S5; Texans, $5.50Q4.70;
calves. $5.0OtIt.i5.
Ffags-There was vigorous demand for
hogs and the market ruled strong 10 a
shade higher. Fair 10 prime lots brought
8. s2I5gf4 4sia: heavy packers, S5.95d4.20
naked. &.l5G4. S2le: butchers. $iIoHi4o;
light weights. S4.l0d4.&5; piss, S3.2oI4.50.
Sheep-Buyers of sheep and lambs took
hold 50 freely that the supply was soon
exhausted and prices advanced from Is
u &c; western range sheep sold AT $50
case: natives. s.. o0G4.c5, and few fancy
lots were disposed Of privately AT big
prices. Range lambs brought S69st5.55;
Eatives. &.0o05.lo and prime fiocks. S5.s5.
Receipts-Cattle. 1850: hogs $500; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Civ, 40. oct. 0.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 6el9 natives 2.Goo Texans; market
steady; native steers, 81 $500; Texas
cows. Ss.5o45.25; native COWS and heifers.
81. 0oQ4.S5; stockers and feeders, Ss.l5G
5.25. bulls S2.1fN4.0o
Hogs--Receipts. loGo5; market steady:
bulk Of sales, heavy and packers. Si.1oFH
y: mixed. St.loTi-11ie; light and workers.
s. Ioe74. IS pigs, $5.Sou4.l5
Sheep-Reccipts. 4,o0. market ) to I0c
lower; muttons, SS.oa4-0
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis, No, Oct. 50.-Cattle-Receiuts
= 500: market steady 10 strong: beef steers
s.. scat. p; stockers and feeders. s. -2574. IS:
COWS and heifers. S2.oea as; Texas and
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rz-FzE3y 1tts9 49, fsrstsaes fer 5hs cas-
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eis=sses asr11.tss- bas a. orhsF ssssss7s
thst sFs gaaiT frratas A. egifzs sEs
saeesssf1lT treated arTs ftrisffse ? as
Sey. go-at1e as 81 sssslas Halsrs ssas-
lEfs1g Kasaass~s2 Wseesn- sza~Fs-c -
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago, Oct. 30.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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KANSAS CITY.
ST LOUIS

St Louis. No, Oct. 50.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: market steady 10 strong; beef steers
s. 5Oas. .; stockers and feeders. s. 2574 IS:
COWS and heifers. S2.oeaAS5; Texas and
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WON I IbRE A TREE

About 1000 Welsh miners are likely to be
thrown out of work November /. by a
threatened strike Of the surface engin-
GERS and other mechanics, who are claim
ing shorter hours. The negotiations on
the subject have failed and the surface
men announce that a strike will be on
the date mentioned It will then be
practically impossible for the miners to
continue under ground.
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On the Produce Exchange today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Weaki creamery. lSg2Sc; dairy,
14G19c.
The age-herald., 1899-12-08
MORGAN CLUB ORGANIZED
Bessemer Democrats Take Action tc
 Support the Senator

5 Bessemer, December 7.-(SpecaD-Pursn- ant to call issued several days ago, quite large number of leading democrats gath cred last night at the city hall and or ganized a Morgan club.
 After the meeting was called to order by Dr. E. P. Lacey, MT. w. s. Winters was elected chairman.
 The election of officers then proceeded, with the following result: President, E. H. Lopez; vice. presidents. J. A. Hendricks, B, c. Jones and w. G. Hurd; secretary, I. A. Lewis; assistant secretary, w. A. Reed.
 W. H. Stanley, of Birmingham, then ad- dressed the meeting.
 It is understood that the club, which has an enrolment of about sixty members will urge the candidacy of MT. IL. Y. Lips combe, of this place, for the legislature.
 A number of the officials of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry com pany were in town today in a special car, on tour of inspection.
 Dr. T. F. Robinson and bride who were married in Mobile Tuesday, arrived here today.