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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
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New YORK. Oct 22-Special tclesramS
70 Br9dstrcets note a further decline IN the
total volume Of merchandise distributed,
owing 10 the prolon-ation o. unreasonable
weather. to continued low prices for grain
and produce ana to country merchants hay
inc been quite well stocked with goods in
the late season Of active trading. At New
York. Boston. Detroit, Nashville. Louis
vile. Chicago. Burlington and New Or
leans. those influences haze inevitably been
recognized. This decline in movement
bavinr been in progress over two weeks.
continues 20 show ilse,f in the cleuings.
The domestic money markets maintain the
general frinncss heretofore noted, the larger
portion Of the demand at some OF the more
important points being to supply ordinary
commercial ard Industrial needs.
Earnings Of forty-four railroads during
the second week OF October shows n gam
of nearly 70 per cent. rs compared WIN
1885. The New York stock market was
IRREGULAR and feverish during the week
with considerable manipulation. Bear at
lacks were made on some prominent stocks
under which prices generally declined.
Bonds were Irregular with advances IN a
few cases. Foreign exchange advanced :
cent in the early part Of tie week and de-
clinod in the same amount later OF. Money
Is slightly caeior than last week, but rates
arc firm At per cent.
The conspicuous trade feature Is the
large Increase in the demand for raw and
finished iron at the west and south. Price.
are again higher and workers are inclined
7 to refuse figures which were acceptable
week ago. At the east Ike demand Is not
nearly 50 large, though prices are firm a'
quoted a week ago. Steel rails are nc
| liigher.anl not likely to be in the near fu
t,lre. although the mills are well sold up
! Dry goods generally aTe not so act!ye a'
a week ago for causes alread.- state,
prices. however. arc firmly held, ana II
some r-ade, Of brown and bleachcd got
tons even higher figures are asked Wool
ems aIc firm and promise TO advance.
/ Wool is easier with tendency toward
weakness. The labor tro;.ble at the Phila
Gelphia Textile mills where lockout t'
affect ,5.oco employes is threatened No
vclnbcr ;, promises to become disturbing
inflGerce.
Wheat Is firncr aud higher on bette
EXPORT demand, ard -he arrival OF COLI
weather Will stimulate the hog products.
Cotton is Swcakcr on account ot the ie;l'l
movement Of the new crop and pressure T.
sell at the south.
The Louisian. sugar crop outlook j. I'm
+ DrQving
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
The Rule Of Railroad Promotion.

/ got my information from young man
who has been Tor some time 4 brakeman
on suburban passenger train o. the
Northwestern railway. He is a very ef-
ficient and popular man, and when he told
me he meant 20 resign asked him what the
reason conld be. WE'LL" he said. Il have
been told by the superintendent that l
stand no chance of promotion, as didn't
begin right. was fool enough 10 think
that if took this place and behaved my
self l would one day be the condloto,. Of
the train.
"But find that III ave been euchred by a
sort of civil service rule that is en-
forced in all the companies. This rule
is that III order to become n conductor
Of a passenger train fellow must begin
rs a brakeman ON q freight train, then re
must be q brakeman on a passenger train,
as l am now; then n conductor on ;
freight train, and then q conductor on ;
passenger train. IL a fellow begins as {
brakeman on passenger train, the way
did, he Will not be promoted in century
l never knew it until the other day, but
am told that this rule is so well estab
lished that the company do not dare to
violate it, except in case OF obvious neccs-
sity SO l guess l will go-'-ChieasC
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
,,snsss cry Grain an1 Produce.


wheel Receipts lo0os shipments ofpoi in store
.aFss ranged: No. . red cash, - lid; November
G;If bid: December. e41e bid
80 red > bid; special. SOFT, ~. D'o- Vtt'7 w
tC-.o'irnpeccipts 80, shipments, 2,c,G in store
e;ls0. STEADY; Sales ranEed: 80 cash. --+i'
Nov > !. bid: Dec. ms asked; May, - /. old'
0lts-4,o : c.sh y bid
Eve-NO. ? cash - hid.
Tf.s batter and hay unchanged
Eioyr-Stealy: quotations IN ear iots Xxx, g NNS'
s5c family, s. t511 -; choice 81 &rssl % lGneS'
81 Sci e.: atent. 81 os2 %; rye hour 81 43G -.
oats-No. c;ssl', p bid; cash AID October = "i"
Rye~ ~Ho,,u,ber, 50 BID.
Ilin stuff uiet
t7c.r,l Neal-IiroeIi. s.; dried, >.
Corn Chop--Bulk, ~; sacked. -
Shfus,;:T'-.sf1I52..
P1au-sulS *; sacked. -
fEay-FarIll fancy, small oaisc' saw; i- g. 49,
Flax seei-Quoted az So -.
Brtter-Steady; creamery fancy - good - falrT'
Is, store packed, l.; oonclon :
c5esse@Fn. cream ls; ea,. 7Gs; Young America,
P5TI1rr@steady; ole hens 5? 81 old mixed. g 5;
sr-ins chickens. i4re, & 10. small s. 7tl - taF
Tailow-No.i !. s1{e2a4: No.
:: dry salt. No.l II, No , ) green salt " J 70,
,. :: green nncured No. l. " No. ,, t; calf, sss' sheep
49, :. iSsart unwase, heavy ane 6e =; light.
ls., medium c,,,,lllrle e2e2i; @G G Low and
carpet I5 Il: Kansas and Nebraska nevy me -. :.
iist 9es2l; nlealu NJ -; s, .',9 s'''
r}roorn eorl-Short. II; green hur 3 st,it "o SII@ :
fsI.4sG: iol- coarse - =; crook a. -. 49,,
Provisiors-Susarc cured hams l'e;tre aSlsI s s' - =
9: dried beef. 10; dry salt clear fln sidss' - -
long clear s6 81, shoulders s. o.; short clear = -
sr,lekei clear rib sides g. %. long c,ear, : c shor
ces- s. s.; mess PORK, 81 ~; shoulders s. :; peel
1lar,i-Choiee tierce. asp.
pries! AYils,s Il5sc; peaches. : ;A<c
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

IoSpoS. Oct. 2o-The Rn3siIn cn,bas
sador. who is in the city. tclegraphs in re-
spouse TO inquiry that the runlor circulated
at Vienna Yesterday that the car had been
assassinated was entirely without founda
ton.
The British dispatch boat Iinogene has
been wrecked at Gallipolio during Il fog.
She was at the time. proceeding from Con
stan,inople to Salonica, from where she was
to convey,Sir William White, tie newly ap-
pointed British minister to Turkey, to Cor
stantinoplc The crew were saved. The
Imogenc is an iron yacht of ago tons.
It is now asserted that Russia agreed not
to occupy Bulgaria, and that Austria and
Germany agreed not to declare the newly
elected sovereign Illegal, to compel the re
gency to resign. and force Bulgaria to sub
nit to Russia.
1t is believed that Waddington, the
French ambassador to England. demands
that Great Britain fix definite date for her
evacuation Of Egypt.
The story that the car lately Killed
Baron Rclltorn, one of his aids, with a
sabre while under the impression that the
baron was about to make an attempt on his
,ezars, life. is reiterated in advices from st.
Petersburg
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Advertisements in this column viii be charged for
8, the rate OF Five Cents per line per week. No ad-
v.r,:sements taken FOR less than 25 cents, and will
M. De inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Fratricide.

CHEYEyxE. Wye, Oc:. 22-Ncws hes
reached here from Carbon thai John ;,
Kerr. stach erower Il Tx MouIiai7
shot his Younger brother. ". : Kerr, IS
teg,lav. The trouble oTigiGa;ct! iret1 the
fac; that while J. s Kerr w3- away from
hosne Iii, brother se,luced Ais wife. III s
son. n boy of Is years. irs; told NJ Kerr
!. :. Kerr Immediately de.als I'D lis prop
ertv 70 h.s soa and went away Finally q
tc,nuts ve.e iaa,ie 20 rob he boy ot i.s
titl, 10 The properly Gec3el - hin y LIS
father. and the controversy brought ) ;
Kerr back h the scene of b., disgraef IL
irving 10 settle the TnatieF viii lis brpill
hot woris cnSaei, and y :. KEN shot at
his brother, the bal.taking eIe,1 in hiS ieg
J. :. Kerr. The Injured husband, shot bach
arl kill,Ei his brother
]. :. Kerr last wear rep-cscIlset lsroozl
county in tn lower house OF the legislature
and IVES syx-.l.or Of tie hoase-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
70 HER IN THE COUNTRY.
,und me the rumble ana the ,hund'rous

Round me the rumble and the thund 'rous
beat
OF all city swelIs and dies;
Round thee the holy, silent incense sweet
Ofperfect flowers and perfect skies.
Round me the agony OF daily strife
Is waged for honor, fame, and gold;
Round thee the halo OF country life,
That fits thee like crown, is rolled.
Are We apart. Nay, love. 1 think not SO;
Our hearts beat strong across the space,
No lands divide us long, my love, know:
Ny soul viii find its resting place
And yet the city's thund'rous, throbbing
maze.
And all tie country's perfect skies
Were one 10 me, could / a moment gaze
Into the summer of thy eyes.
" ] EnntIn,znn
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
THE USE OF EYE CLASSES.
Cl,aractcri s.ic, OF People Who Wear spec
ta,!es-Crayc or Necessity?

is II n c,az, or a ueccssity!' was the qucs-
tion asked Of leading optician in regard 70
the use Of eye glasses by the youth of the dai'.
~ neeessitv i.lwavs There are few people
who do not have some defect Of the eyes
Either it IS nearsight or farsight or one eye
i Iar-cr. than the other, or some visual nnpeF-
fiction exists that renders the wearing OK
spcctaclcs imperative
In old times Young people and school
cllilircn were not accustomed 70 wearing eye
glasses"
.Eo, they bent double over their desks and
BROUGHT on consumption and diseases OF the
brain lv wrong positions and orerappiication
t. tte;r studies Parents and physicians are
wiser now and make a study Of the eyes
All this tfyle the ocllist was fitting par
Of s.eal-boved spectaclcs TO .Ee prominent hcs'
of n woman who sat bolt uprigh and with an
cyDras,i,1,l Is if She were IN q dentist 5 caalr.
Ee had an alphabetical card with letters
rarging in size from Oh inch to ordinary
nrint He was asking her il she could read
the smallest line, which he said was normal
print
u don't know anything about normal
,1rint." She said i.but we have normal sclooi
in our town. Say, can | sew with those specs.
Ii you use the lens that you DO for read
ing, ma'am-
4 don't know nothing about lens, Dut can
ssv with the lest, and want to piece quit
for orr minister's wife What | want to
kpo-y is. can / sew with them
IF yc,1 Use vour ree-ile about the same fiis-
tance from your eyes that you would 4 book,
Ike ihis-
-Youn. man, l don't hang ~ sowing on
the .,,,f IT my nose. expcc: tosec - thread
a noad.e ard sew without sg,tintiag al around
/ m -: want you t. answer me yes OF
| no. can / aex With them sTecsi'
| we have any number of psi ants Ike that,
( said the oTrcician. They Tran' to be hitet
without aay prelirniIlaFies: soilse Of the:n 81
/ very Eeryous.
4wbat class q patients DO yoa Ike TO
scrvc be5ts >.
-Bus:.rass men. They have no tins . yFAlt
( To- have faith ti.at ! urdeEz:aIld ti.e-i
! -assiq t-er than they 10 AID they oiIer i'S
rf~~tancs wl,eYl measure the cye and i1 iiii
+ glzsses.
liest.
-Wo,nep. Tlseir WORK . ros - zssssiy' b..
rs more crsurlisaeed iio7Tever. 'arJ 9
Ycc take kindly - spcs5cscs, all'i lev q Il, :
are willing to aiEnis that theg sl'Ei 1iie'a -.
eli a~.. l. is usually soize o'.feT e@-'i@.
@Wlat at9ut eolorei glass
syn tl.-e Is t!la .ArTsndeI tiut, ;Ee ros'
color. the vislst. tlss bl1ae gas, aEsl =
s-rorl Tics arc I'll Etsi, fgGt t4e ele2s --A1z
= --a,l:a., AL tlfs SIneA-e.i Glass - fss'tee
,l,e --e-. ti.s. are toe Standard - es
.-r9 vsu zall tsle ossecycd es.ass--'ls-lz-iz'
ciaAy
i hardly s.fe 70 Gse ;iieEi q fll' e'7lla'fs
fs1.s-s Nv YORK .o,S aTee. iise-u so-sa
v...,at. .~-Tletroit TF.SaIse-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

NY ANTED-A pony 70 ss. ~, l3l-Gt
~ dress &. Il. Eagle ONCE ----------
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-IHxI41 II, cor. Pine end Emporia.
II price tssn5 Two new room two story houses,
closets, cellars. walks, fences. on Emporia be
on Lawrence ave. east front well improved. Will
sell g. 7< 50 or s11 feet price $50 per front foot
room house on Topekr ave, No. 6e2 between n" 1 an
Pine sts good cellar closets, water and gas rev
house, fences and walks price 5000. SIX roSIn
house on Topeka ave. between Elm anu III III new
price SAt00 five room house cellar e ToDeta
room, water gas fences and walks NO: %; TS lots
ave between Flm aud Pine SITS. price ShJD 70 Ho, =,
on Bufsin ave Riverside add. east fronts, ~,
Franklin and Andrews aves. price, SSs Ssspas, p oak
room house closets small barn. No ~ easS 80
St price 81 yo room house or 4th ave, ave. ns
cellar cistern No. 1851, price 81 80. .i. e. S.l
lC, terms and in formation call on a. smith, ,Igst
Main and Third ST..
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Mysterianslv Absent.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 22-Colonel J. N.
G.. Parker very wealthy resident of this
city. and brother-in-law cf General 3. I.
Butler, is missing. For several years he
has been subject TO temporary. fits of In
sanity, although at no time his he been
violent. 1t is generally thought that he
has made away with himself. He was 60
wears old. He won his title by meritorious
service in the rebellion.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
WANTED.

VNYANTED-Kitchen and nurse girls. One girl to
w do housework and girl to take care or
children. Wages no object. Mrs. II. W. Lewis cor.
ner Topeka ave and Second. I3!tl
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
II. t,au,s Grain and Produce.

-
Flour - Dull and steady; Xxx s. So :
fa1s,iiy, 81 55,23 -. choice s. Co. Y fancy: - -
-, -: extrs. fancy 3 65l33 -; patent tts -
Wheet-Actlve and hlsi; No : Tt+; caSh, =
"a 755. closing s LeceinAcr. ts si5-' cits -;
ua-. 80, s-ss clos irr Sc.
Corn-Nc-, erli sud = Sc iowe- tfaa {tSi 'g,la'
Ne. sfnlxei cas1. ss@-.,> N0F, ~ $50 bsS- 50
Oats No ! cash. >- AcNeint~f ~ isH- 9 hi =
January = asked.
Eve--N ce.S. =
IsEriay--vefy deli: 500 -
Hlftez-pt.il: cte-.ylse7!. sttses. csisy. t1a-.-
E-.S-firni. f.f4 -.4c.
v Natskey-Eivtr, s. -.
Provisions Quiet and sfssdy.
PorS-Sge7siy; = Sst=
ISrJl-s5 - -, -.
oats . 5tEe rvy. Stsse barley, s.-'t- ,. -
>,hSp7ssenSs--sgr te',e W nsa. 49,, tNs--- '-s'
oS.ts : "a. ne. s.ts bailey. -.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Chicago 1--we stock.

CHICAGO. Ce1ober -.
Csttle-Eeoeip,s, s.N, shipments 200; market ior
snooth.far bteyeS steady; Others lower: shipping
steers IS ss.5 s.; stockers and feeders s2 &S3 %;
cows. bulls and mixed. 81 25ts3 W bI.k g lt-s2 81:
through TeSa cattle weaker COWS, 3 Ss; 10 steers
- 25a3 80 western rangers and half breeds, SS us
90; win,ered Texans s. SO s. =; . ~. ,~,,
rough and mixed, s. 20 as q; packing and stlp.
ping '5ss4 u light s. 5sa Il; skEss21. s: g ~
steady: natives So Qsa3 ST. western s. J's,3 %
Texans ss 1865 CO.; lambs. 81 toSi D.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
4 Boycott on Armour.

SAN Francisco, CALL, Oct. 22-Local
Assembly No 2099, Knights of Labor,
passed q series of resolutions condemning
the action of the meat-packing house OF
=. D. Armour & Co.. Of Chicago, in oppo-
sition to the eight hour movement. 4 boy
colt was ordered on al meats pu. up by
the firm
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
ST. LouIa Live Stoek.


DOC0s OctODt1 <S
Cattle Receipts, 4u0 &hipments. 500. market
shade lower; fair 10 choice natives shippers.
o. 394 IS: butchers steers 8 o@4 10 feeding steers
fair to good, e 6ro q 81: Texans. e 09S 60.
Hogs-keceipts 1850; shipments &O,choice heavy and
butchers selections S1Qb9& D. p<sckers fair TO best
9G9s 10; yorkerE FAIR tochoice g NsA l0 pigs,
saa$3 50.
Sheep Receipts, 2sG: stipments. l4a0 active
and firm at lower prices; strong demand for
feeders; comr,oE 10 choice extra. sisoeS 95.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Kansas city Live stock.

KANSAS CETX. Ok ~ =
Cattle Receipts. A,Ses SHIPMENTS. l-.s: -
,SaIs.x All ,EaSs !- slti etTUn-s, c1EGrs n shf
- wax. sssst - choice 49, ~ cs,zET2o1 .
.-t5,,r, ~ sssSsa sfoxs.rs y So =. Ieasers.
= So, - COWS - = q. sEass sc steers = >
- - -,
&c ~, -, tr.s.. =. cissfn- we1k, sgCsss 70
eses,a ssssss -. Ccls.r,sgi 70 !,fsiaEna = 80 :.
-rss, r 7s- tse common 70 rae 1iR,a g. sss% -
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Commercial c Casualties.

New YogK. Oct. as.-Business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
during the hast seven days number; For
the United States. 1S2; Canada, 16; total
1913, compared with 1.9 last week. and 1870
the week previous 10 last. Casualties IN
western, southern and Pacific states were
above an average.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
France.

PARIS Oct. a2.-The committee ap-
pointed blythe chamber Of deputies to CON
s;der the bill for taxing all foreigners carry
ing on business in France, and the bill
making it obligatory on all contractors III
public works in France to hire only French
men, have decided to report favorably up
on the first measure.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
congressional Nominations.

New YORK. Oct. 2a.-New York
Twelfth district. Republican, Edwin Elm
stein. Fourth district, Republican, Eugene
F. O'Conner.
Rhode IslanG-First district Democrat
Oscar Lapham. and the Second district eS-
Chief justice Chas Il. Bradley.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

elared that the sessions is the most impor-
'tant one of the % years existence Of the
order
Matters, said delegate today, affect
ing all the people of the land Will be acted
upon, but we cannot divulge their purport
until they are definitely acted upon. He
said the work is SO important the session
will last two weeks
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
POLITICAL POINTS.
The Governor at Eureka.

EUREKA. Kan. Oct 22.-Gov. John A.
Martin spoke in the opera house yesterday
morning and evening to an audience OF at
least coo persons. The Blaine and Logan
club turned out with uniforms and torches
and paraded the streets notwithstanding the
bad weather Col A N. Flowery Of En-
poria followed the governor in speech
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OF Great Moment.

NEW Yogk. oct. a2.-Of1icials Of the
convention OF the Broo..lerho-od of Lecfr1l<'-
tive Engineers refrse 70 give any lrs'2r-lia
ti9a s: present IS IA their silscIlssls.E1s of
aims. 7. i, however. mys'erioss.s &C
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
The Old Sinner.

NEW Yo2k, Oct s2-Wm. j ShcE-
man Ca.hoi;c cy priest. arrested Yesterday
on complain. Of Julia AIulvaney of Brook
lvn. for seduction a1d bastarly was today
ayraigngd IN pniice court. He pleaded not
guilty ana NSas remanded for examination
Friday
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Bargains in Real Estate.

4 fine agricultural ard stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about I25 acres broke one guar
ter section fenced for patre, plenty OF water and
small house.
Also 20 lots In city finely located and In good
nelghborhood. Special terms 10 those wishing 10
make homes.
see Chris T. Pearce. agent fer Wul. GTeinenstein at
city Office. Olto-O
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

New York Grain.

NEW YORK. October 20
Wheat-Mar.Se for spot lots higher; options opened
weak closed nr1n. Cngraded red Slesoo52; 40. :
corn. u.,yraded Ii;%az i5sl; No 245}i q elevator,
4el! TO 49, ahoat; Nc. Nov - 2s2,i0 - pe9
GaIs.H shade stronger; mixed western 81 :s,'i;
white western 500 d. 80
Imtter-FirTn; western, lHy2l
Epgs-firin. western fresh. suGy2lt2
Cileesv-sSteady and quiet
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Prussia.

BERLIN. Oct. %, The report tliat the
car killed one Of his officers is authori-
lively denied from st. Petersburg, IS are
also the stories afIoat regarding the health
of Emperor William. His condition IS de
clarcd 10 rive no cause for alarm
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

,r,Fss.-fE 51r s.-s. srsie o. fs-4alss afe, ~
1 f. s. sfer slffef ~ iS.fs-ffs esq -
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acres adjoining College Hill. room house and
small BAN, 8, 90. 400 -.
= acres on " or Of first east oi Frisco Hishts
Sf51 per acre. 80,
Also several cheap farms 10 the market Porter.
Dur,ou & Noble ofice over - y Main st. Il5-r
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f.sas. -. ssssss.s i.ss = ssress 80. "A
Yr fss~S<Sx~ .
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL,
OF Hall & Bennett,

Of Hall & Bennett
Gives special attention to Diseases of Blood
and skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. Office over
yvoodu,an.s Pank. North Main street. Consultation
Iay or u!-ht FREE Read Drs. Hall & Bennett's card
IL ttis papcr.) l2tu
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Horseback riding VIII bs no-e popular
than ever n NexYcrk- The sash.0r L With
Oh. doubt an oEtzresih uf. AM a,onan.A,
brt s. commended by ph?Hcians - ths
best care .cr common trtEb.e q New
York-d-rr@p @psia,-Harpers Bazar.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
New York Live stock.

NTN ] lNAA- N<t-t'r-
raxxg v,arr.~,ls urasseSi N.-.s sg1i si f,7sc rsz
r,s- native eis.s All 5Istc foT Texas sya IoAfaeo
Hors-R.s>@trts Sgsi MARI e. dull: - - - %
Shsey>- Receipts. $50. d1l sover sheep y .-Ss -
laY.t> a. Is@5 -
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
FOR EXCHANGE.

r,oR EXCHANGED have 10 acres OF exceptionally
Il nne garden land near the city, s9 OF
ncHniss and IaWreuce aves. Address. Owner. lock
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
STORAGE.

C.-,cp ,,r--ror household gocls o- ne-ch&Iohs hse,
49,, - loose: il YOU hS aLy stssis 70 sItre
S,,c yfss, 70 the wichita Storage Co. &c l2e .s'
Douglas a,c-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

MN YORK, Octobtr %
Money-On call active al } TOT per cent, closing at
per cent asked.
Prime Nerchantle Paper-;@95 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Qu.et and steady 2i ~ 70
,Stsf for % Gays bills and i 10 tSi FOR denst.iu
Government Bonds-Dull and steady 10 Irfsi
state Bonds--Duli ard steady
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Socks showed more strength In the morning nours
The Improvement continued pntii afternoon wheE
a combined attack was n,ade coal stocks, Canad:,
s,pttern and l. & T. ard the gains of the morning
were entirely wiped out
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by IN e31perenceto ad
NJ a. ,,n,iar yard For further particular 80
dress i " Kiusey 23o Main St. roolh"'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
FOUND.

,nt-Np-A llilI calf SPOTTED. months oti, taken
4 NJ, in r EdSirS. owner EAR have same ~ ray
Inc au eaargCs ard HrovinS ssf2se : Sheri'iai a.
r-arNp-A pt, &c; book snd luoae,. Owner can
+ have thc same - calling II e,i + .'V-iss AN ;i-ls
Irovlng property -Nso-
,oI-ND-Tte place 70 winter hcr~'e iFosd '.lagse,
- ,x.i haNc n< box >t ana e I<,-.s icsi les,
tS ive theu attention A9Ne sirs'tie h,.t,s G ti'a
Eii fSr ssie Fous Brcs-. Office ISL aalnS,.
rstiesf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

,,,r pt<r-,;ic, furnished room. cail 81 s5 y
L To0cSa ave.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

-0s RENT Newly furnished roesn N p,io2.te o2.t,
Il hcise, oPi'>t,- fSsGtf
Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

TIE Japanese .goTernEer. IA. ordsrsd
10 ~, 90 test os lzmbes from Oregon
tails
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

CST-On the 18th. a brown purse, between SIhlS lS
,oni er.e,,v-av ~ " at,.r ST containing about 3
Finder can have tho money hyrctuIninS purse to =
5. y 3tCr. -.
y OST--At the OPERA house SATURDAY eNeHine- ?
small illci. six shoulder wrap, embro.t red II
the srfcr and with fringe bordering tLe hhteF
viii ~ S,litaitv revar,sed hy leaving a Sis> slle
Iork's No. $50 y. Topeka Ave IN"