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Chicago Live Stock.

Cattle-Receipts, 200; shipments aco market
steady and higher; shipping steers. from SsAGlSD
pound S. 5.si5 stockers and feeders e 41sS az
cows bulls and mixed. Ss5Ns 81; bulk. e. skS
10; through Texas cattle. steady: COWS. g is
ss2 80; steers. g ts1. "a.
Hogs-Receipts. ls0D. shipments 500; market
strong closing weak; rough and mixed - SAcI -;
and shipping - 'S %. light, 81 a5 Is; skife. 81 -
"a IL
sheep -Receipts. so: shpmen'4 sO; market
strong for good natives 81 uAa>s ~; western e. "a
ta-3 10; Texas 81 .5ase "a; lambs 81 pss5 a.
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no. 3a4.)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURgESC,

Washington. July 2ad. 1850. \
Whereas. satisfactory notice has been transmitted
to the comptroller OF the currency that the capital
stock of the state National Bank Of Wichita Wichita
Kansas, has been increased in the OF forty eight
thousand dollars. StD) in accordance with law and
the provisions Of the act of May 1856 and that the
whole amount of such increase has been paid In aud
that the p9idup capital stock Of said bank now
amounts TO the OF one hundred thousand dollars
(S1b.ul)
the state National Bank of Wichita, Kansas afore
said has been increased aforesaid in the sum OF
forty-eight thousand dollars (SsS0sl that said in
crease Of capital has been paid into said bank
part of the capital stock thereof and that the said
increase of capital is approved by the comptroller
of the currency.
In witness whereof hereunto aflx my official sig
nature and seal of office
Y. y. SNYDER
SEAL Deputy and Acting Comptroller.
ttatt ~
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YEA. Vepily."

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2S.-News of a
most horrible murder comes from neal
Jasper, in Marion county. Two negroes,
Ben Hicks and Tom Hays got into diff
Guilty over quarrel between their wives;
Hayes attacked Hicks with a razor, where
upon Hicks drew "a large pruning knife
and cut Hays commencing at the iugular
vein and severing it; he then cut several of
his ribs entirely in twain. dividing up his
heart, opening up his stomach and bowels,
cut portion of one ear off, one leg nearly
off at the hip joint, and inflicted other
minor injuries from which the victim died
instantly. The murderer escaped
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Prohibitory Michiganders.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 2S.-A special
from Madison to the evening Wisconsin
saws Chairman Roberts, of the state central
committee, called the state prohibition con-
vention to order today at noon There
were twenty-five delegates here sent the
selection Of temporary secretarys' commit
tee on credentials, permanent organizations
and platform. and the convention took re-
cess until 2 p. m. John NJ. DIN, will
probably be the nominee for governor.
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SPAIN.
N.nDrn Sp

MADRID, Spain, July 2s.-In the cham
Der of deputies today Senior Labra moved a
resolution that the government free as soon
as possible. the remaining $4,000 slaves in
Cuba. The government agreed to the res
olution and it was passed unanimously.
The president of the chamber congratulate
ed the members on the browning of the
abolition of slavery
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Practitioners.

MADISON, Wis, July 2s-The prohibi
tionists in convention today nominated a
state ticket with John NJ Olin of Madison
for governor,
LANSING. Mich. July 2s-The prohibit
tionists met today in convention and nom
mated state ticket, including Samuel
Dickie of Albion for governor
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Suit toVacate.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-A suit was filed
today in the supreme court of New York to
vacate the charter of the New York Arcade
under ground, railway The plaintiffs
represent over Sc, 900 600 They all agreed
that the company's charter long since ex-
PRED and that the new Legislative act was
unconstitutional and void
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The amichta aaip Eagle ghursday ornine suly 20,

two miles below Puedras Viegras, and by
order of the Mexicans was hung. 1t is
positive that trouble is brewing in Mexico.
and that revolution is liable TO break out
at any moment Large Quantities of ear
tridges and ammunition are stored here
consigned to prominent firm in Puedras
Vie0ras
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Prussia.

BERLIN, July 2S-Albert Dunkler, chief
librarian at Cassell, is dead
Herr Schwarz has been compelled to
terminate his explorations in Cameron's
country owing to the hostilities of the ma
tives. He has, however concluded treaties
with several powerful chiefs, giving Ger
many authority to establish a protectorate
over that part of the country governed by
them
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Cattle - Receipts. 1891; shipments. none; market
about steady: good to choice, 81 5o15 So
common 20 medium. s. 1908 ~; stockers. 81 400
-; feeders g. SOS -; 81 5o93 ~ grass Texas
steers, g. SAd3 ~.
Hogs-Receipts. 9.ee6 shipments 1871; good to
choice. - 7ssl So common 10 medium. 81 +DGl4 IS
Sheep-Recepts. Ill; shipments none; quiet
good to choice s. 25sS %: common TO medium 81 ~
az 90
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Holland.

AMSTERDAM, July 2o.-Further attempts
at rioting were made last night, but the po-
lice succeeded in dispensing the mob before
any serious disturbance had taken place.
Casualties resulting from the outbreak are
twenty-fi killed and nine wounded
Fifty persons have been arrested, in
Guiding Mrs Eshery, president OF the
WOmans SOciale society. Only one po-
liceman has been MORALLY wounded. A
public fund has been opened for the bene-
tit of the injured officers. The newspapers
applaud the police for their bravery and
prompt action, and severely condemn the
the rioters
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The Price Cuts some Figure.

Here said Chicago wholesaler Athis
Omaha man declines 10 receive that last
bill OF goods you sold him He says be got
figures from St Louis man and you of-
fered to duplicate the order.
Well | did Ain : tbs goods satisfac-
tory
YES but be oh ects to the prize
the price. Wen, didn't say l would
duplicate the price, / thought b vas
kicking about the goods Merchant Trav-
eler
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st. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. July 2s.


Catte-Receipts. $500; shipments, 200 market active
and steady: good choice shippers 81 J0a4 s.;
fair 81 15t4 -: butchers steers. 81 2sa4 81
ana heifers s. 2S4S -; through Texans, s. y
as S.
Hogs-Receipts 4it0; shipments 1lo0 market active;
and 10 higher good hogs, common grades dull;
butchers and choice heavy. 81 s|s5 Is; mixed q 81
a. 81 Light. 8. JAs4 -.
Sheep-Reccipts. iGsl: shipments AZ; market firm
md S0r3
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Egypt.

CAIRO, July 29-Wassis Be, who has
arrived here from the Soudan. reports that
the siege of Kartoum has been raised by
the rebels He believes force marching
to re-establish The khedive's authority
would meet with welcome rather than re-
sistance
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Simplv Want tn Divide.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The announce
ment that receiver had been appointed for
the firm of Martin kalnOtish's Sons one OF
the largest and best known chemical manu-
featuring firms of Brooklyn, caused great
surprise to those who heard of it yesterday.
The suit was brought againsl Charles III.
Kalnotshs, third son, by his two brothers.
The papers in the case indicate difference
between members of the firm rs to the con.
duct of the business, making further har-
mony between them as "A firm practically
impossible. A statement Of the business
indicates liabilities 81 ,000, 900 assets 81 500,
600 Creditors will not lose any money a
the assets are ample enough to pay avery
cent the firm owes
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Italy.

RoME, July 2S-Reports from the cholera
infected provinces for yesterday are as fol-
lows: Irevis, Al new cases, 81 deaths.
Radnay. 10 new cases, deaths; Venice,
% new cases, 8 deaths No new cases and
no deaths in the city Of Venice
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is,52a.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON June - 1886.

WASHINGTON, June - 1876
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented To the
undersigned, IL has been made 10 appear that the
State National Bank of Wichita in the city OF Wich
tia, in the county OF sedgwick and state OF Kansas
has complied with all the provisions Of the statutes
Of the United States required t. be complied with
before an association shall he authorized To com
mence the business OF banking.
Now, therefore, !. William l.. Trenholm comptro
Ter of the do hereby certify that the State
National Bank OF Wichita in the city OF Wichita In
the county OF Sedgwick. and state OF Kansas il au
thorized to commence the business of banking. as
provided i'm section fty hundred and sixty nine
of the revised statutes OF the United States.
-, In testimony whereof. witness my hand
SEAL and seal Of Office this 18th day Of June. 1855
49, w L. TRENHOLM.
406Ot Comptroller Of the Currency.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29

S l.. Davidson & Co, can make you a
loan on city property quicker and cheaper
than anyone else. Call and see Them rear
room of Citizens bank building d55-im
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Bargains in Real Estate.

4 fine agricultural and stock farm three and
half miles from city, about i25 broke quar-
ter section fenced for paure plenty Of water and n
small house.
Also go lots in city finely located and In good
neighborhoOd. Special terms IL those wishing To
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chas. T. Pearce agent for Vim. Greiilenstein AT
city Office. dI16tf
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New York Live Stock.

BeeveS-Receipts, AS car loads; extremely dun AZ
decline; common 10 prime native steers, 81 ss 70:
natives. e. ss&5 6E fair Colorado. 81 -; fair
Texas 81 IS far bulls, g sss3 40
Sheep-Receipts. ss.s,r duh and unchanged for
sheep. bur shade better for amtss; extremes $ 81 ~
for sheep 81 aCss 90 for lambs
Hogs = Receipts. siDs market slow at 3 oss5 g
FOR corn fed western and state
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Excursion.

Parties contemplating attending the va
rious excursions will do well TO call at the
Wichita Trunk Factory, No. l25 West Doug
las avenue, and provide themselves with a
nice trunk, valise, sachel or hand basket.
80
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Thomas Nominated.

CAIRO, Ills, July 2s-At the congres-
sional convention here today, John r.
Thomas was nominated.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-For household goods and merchandise
- at 235 Main st. Cheap rates. by Cox Stanley.
dl23tf
CTORAGE-For household goods merchandise,
- boxed or loose; il you have any goods to store
bring them TO the Wichita Storage Co, No 1l6 West
Douglas ave. 6-tf
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FOR TRADE.

II>OR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire OUTFIT
Il good business, good location; everything be
longing to firstclass livery stable situated in the
city OF Cleveland, Ohio; will trade for land i'm west
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box 1879
Wichita Kan. Att
L>OR EXCHANGING have a half section of Sedg
II wick county land partly improved which we
viii exchange for Wichita property upon very liberal
terms. Bunnel & MorehoIise. soft
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The Thomas Houston light viii be furnish
ed to anyone desiring it for 50 per month
Send orders by mail or call on general man
ager p BAUER lJltf
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[2.s2.l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CFFIcH or CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
;,,1,r

OFFIcB OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. July r. ls-b.
Whereas satisfactory notice has been transmitted
To the comptroller Of the currency that the capita,
stock of the Kansas National Bank OF Wichita Wich
ita Kansas, has been increased In the sum OF Fifty
Thousand Dollars xOUsb In accordance with the Law
and provisions OF the act 81 May l. 1886 and that the
whole amount OF such increase has been paid in and
that the paid up capital stock OF said bank now
amounts To the sum Of one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars (SloGWn.
Now. it is hereby certified that the capital stock Of
the Kansas National Bank % Wichita, Wichita Kan
aforesaid has been increased aforesaid In the
sum Of Fifty Thousand Dollars tt0tsU9; that said In
crease OF capital has been paid into said bank
part OF the capital stock thereof and that said in
crease OF capital is approved by the comptroller Of
the currency.
~, In witness whereof. hereunto afix my Of
SEAL fetal signature and seal OF Office,
49, ". l.. TRWHoI.N. Comptroller.
D-i5t
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Bulgaria.

SOPHIA. July 2s.-Prince Alexander has
prohibited the circulation of Russian coin
in Bulgaria
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Capital Hin A,,on.

II you want a fine home on the most beau
tiful spot on the hill, just east of the city call
at Bartholomew Office. SCOT
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New York Grain.


wheai-Spo; lots lower and active; Gnsradei
red. ssHSs; No red. 81 fS2ss No. J rcd. xeSi1
elevator. ssssss aloat; No. ne. August, stSst-s-
closed slie: September. ss14sss1x closed ~
Corn-Iower dull: ungrSdsd- sssSjo: No. =, ~ 1sl
ahoat. No. July. <ass Csc closed 81 August $50
ts5iA closed September.
4aas..
Rariey-Stesdy.
i0&is1s.
CheeSe-pull and easier; western aaS7a for
choicest.
Esgs-Dull and weak; receipts sS packages.
weotcrn frrah. HAN
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Once Closed

Nv dental Office will be closed till about
Sept. lst. Notice Will appear here when
am ready To resume work. r. MATTHEWS.
dSS-lw+
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Cen Grant left list Of twenty five
friends to whom his book was to be given as
coming from him Out Of this small NUM-
Der four have died since last summer
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City Loans.

Telephone your orders to Freeman fo
hack or livery daltf
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For cheap business lots in Anness call on
c. A Hatfield, Wichita. Kan.
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Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY, July %.
Flour-Du choice 81 io@1 80; fancy. 81 5osl so
patent 81 COOP TO-
Wheat-Receipts 5000; shipments, 500; In store,
26,GtJ; steady; No. red cash. 5S5s bid, $50 asked
August, 81; September. 6l34; No. red -; No soft
cash, Obs bid, 62s4 asked.
Corn-Receipts. LOCO; shipments, 5000; in store,
5000; higher; No. 3 cash. 1876; August, 80; Sep
Rye-July, A bid.
Hay-Firm fancy small baled, IS 90, large, s. 80.
Mill stuff-Quiet
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy II; good, H. dairy.
- store packed, TO- common,4
Eggs-Steady at Sc.
Corn Meal-Green s.; dried. %.
Corn Chop-Bulk Is; sacked, 10
Shipstuff-!S.s49c.
Bran-Bulk, -; sacked. 80.
Chesse-Full cream. 90; fiat, 7@S; Young America,
To- Kansas. 5Gl7.
Poultry-Steady old hens So 00a2 %; mixed, 81 IS;
spring chickens large. g. 25 small 81 25cei 80.
Dried Apples. 16e3c; peaches, 20s313c.
Wool-MssOuri. unwaShed heavy fine, l6G1S; light.
1SCa222; medium combng, 21G2s; coarse Do low and
carpet 157: Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine, l5 IL;
light 1921; medium, 2Ne %; tub washed choice 3ia.5;
fine, s2Cl3s: dngy and low. lGq29.
Broom corn-Hurl, 10 self working 6G1 common,
); crooked. 31%Ql4.
Hidcs-Dry hint No. l. H. No D II; bulls and stays,
dry salt, No, 10, No. Z, 8; salt, No. So No.
~; green uncurtd, No. No. !, s. calf 'a9; sheep
pelt dry, 1hG2.
Tallow-No. /, 81; No. q "a
Provsions-Sugar cured hams 1917 breakfast bacon,
ScS3l dried beef i0 dry salt clear rib sides, s. %;
long clear S6 10; shoulders, 81: short clear, 50 30
smoked clear rib Sides So 90; mess pork, 81 - long
clear. 81 IS; short clear, 81 Is.
Lard-ChOice fierce, ST p.
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c. J. CrsD~y, Tho California miliionairs
hsgAn lie on the slops - . voodehoppss
Getting few dollars ahsad. b hired Hssn
70 help him, and thM began 70 nA
cAxo Herald
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. July D.
There was active trading in the pit at the
opening this morning. and the prices for September
delivery started Arc 1sc higher than the close
yesterday. quickly to 4s4c and then fell on
medium figures the close, owing to rumors Of
rain The current Of the reports was continued hot
and dry weather the growing crop falling back rap
idly. In the afternoon on the curb the market was
again very strong. with sales reported any where
between 4514c and 45s4.
The amount OF wheat on ocean passage disclosed a
decrease af lS,0vO0O0, which caused firm feeling at
the outset, and September was quoted high 1s14
The tone gradually became weaker, and at the ad-
OF yesterday lost. the market dropping OFF
2c from the outside figures closing for the day at
100 for September. In the afternoon the curb the
feeling just shade firmer
Oats ruled weaker, closing hGg1c under yesterday 8
prices.
Provisions were strong early, but finally closed
slightly lower than yesterday.
Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat - Sales ranged July 7Ss4s16: closed
"a; August, 1870 16R closed 1i3s; September s64@
1Sa4 closed 61e No 2spring '3Slg4, No red. 7519.
Corn-Cash 1876 July. i27sCsA, closed 4Sls; August
4S4is. closed AZ; September, 4issd461 closed i5s
Oats-Cash, y; August. 2s@29, closed IS; Septem-
Der. 2g3SelUlS closed 1855.
Rye Steady; No. ,, cash, $50.
Barley-Steady; No = Gle.
Flax Seed-Firm: No. l. 81 u.
Pork-Casb 50 So August 50 111pS9 81 closed 50 So;
September, So s5aU 10, closed 81 80
Lard-AugIist So 65a6 70, closed So 20; September,
81 .0Gs6 11f closed Sc -; october, =.
Whiskey-Steady, 81 II.
Butter-[uiet creamery, 139l9 dairy, 13Cpl5lI.
Eggs-10Gtllc
Receipts Flour, $780, wheat $4,000; corn. 242OCo;
oats, l3l ,UO rye. 10000; barley, 5000.
Shipments Flour 1900; wheat, 5000 corn, 2l3,-
600; oats 5000 rye, 1900; barley. l,cU.
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Soldiers Skill in Destroying Railroads.
The skill acquired by American troops in
destroying railroads was extraordinary.
They would form line along one side OF
the road with crowbars and poles; theo
would thrust these under the rails, and,
heaving all at once, would turn over many
rods Of the road simultaneously. The ties
we're then piled up and the rails put across
the heaps, and the heaps were set on fire.
The middle Of the rails being hottest, the ends
bent down of their own weight; "but the
sodiers, to increase the damage. would take
tODgs and, one or two men at each end Of
the rail, carry it with force against the
nearest tree and twist it around, thus leav.
ing rails forming bands to ornament the
forest trees of Georgia" All this work was
going on at the same time, there being a
sufficient number of men detailed for that
purpose, SO that before the tearing up Of the
last installment OF road the rails previously
taken up were already destroyed Review
Of Grants Book.
Gen. McClelIan's Opinion OF X. r. Lee
Gen. Lee and knew each other we'll in
the days before the war. We had served
together in Mexico and commanded again t
highest respect for his ability as q com
mander, and knew that he was not gen
eral to be trihed with or carelessly afforded
an opportunity of striking fatal blow
Each Of US naturally regarded his own army
as the better, but each entertained the high
est respect for the endurance. courage and
fighting qualities Of the opposing army and
this feeling extended to the officers and
men Ii WAS tArfectlv natural up,ier fbaso
circumstances that both Of US should exer-
else q certain amount Of caution; | in my
endeavors to ascertain Lees strength, posi-
ton and intentions before struck the final
blow; he to abstain from any extended
movements of invasion, and to hold his
army well in hand until he could b salts
fed as to the condition OF the Army Of the
Potomac after its second Bull Run cam
paisn and as to the intentions OF its com
mander Mcclellan in The Century.
His Reverence for George Washington.
Robbie has been brought up TO have
profound reverence for the father OF his
country and to think that no other hero
quite compared with George Washington
The other day his brother was talking about
his shoes Now, Georges buttons are ali
coming off his shoes, mamma, he said but
| HAVEN'T lost one of mine for weeks " ~Tha
reason is, remarked his mother. proudly,
that your mother sewed them On herself
have ONE to the conclusion that no human
being Understands or ever understood the
art Of putting on shoe buttons but your
mother Little 6-year- old was listening,
and here he asked reproachfully 3Not even
George Wash ngton, mammal --Harp~rs
Ba ar
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Railroad Bonds-Quiet and generally firm.
The trading in the stock market today was marked
by more animation than for some days past, and
large blocks OF stock changed hands. AT the opening
this morning first prices showed irregular changes
but generally within 1s4 per cent. Of last
nings first figures. In the early trading the unfavor
able crop and the passage of the forfeiture bill
by the house Of representatives at Washington Gre
ated unsettled and rather heavy market but buy
ing Of trunk lines rallied the list and prices
tinued advance with only slight reactions through
the day, and the market finally closed strong at
about the best figures Of yesterday Final prices gen
orally show material advances.
The total sale of stocks today were 231 .(g1 shares
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Miss Kellogz's recent trip through the
south has given Der an opportunity TO in
ve<sizats the picturesque old missions Of the
extreme southwest She says they Shout.
be preserved, - nothing in toe Old World
can compare with than IN architectural
beauty. Chicago Journal
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. July IS.
Money-On call easy at 2G2H per cent
Prime Merchantile Paper-4@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull at S4S514 for 60 days bills
and S4.s7 for demand.
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TOR SALE acres on College Hill on Central ave
. best bargain on the hill; only $3.50 per acre.
mmS a George room llD Main st. d6i-bt
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA MARKETS.
Live Stock.
EoRsEs-
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NOR SALE-So lots In Hibargcr's addition. These
IN lota front on Washington avenue and west
Nosley avenue are covered with hne fruit and shade
trees and VIII be sold easy terms Call on Bunnell
4 Norehouse Jptf
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Billiard hall outfit worth el,Sa. con
sisting OF three billiard and pool table of the
Brunswick Blake & Collender Co. make; also entire
outfit for firstcass hall for sale for $3.50 cash In
quire at aS Douglas deo6t'