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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Take The Frisco Line

For the II. Louis exposition. Double daily
trains rnn solid % st. Louis and the only line
that can offer this unsurpassed service.
Pullman sleeping cars on trains leaving union
depot every morning at e:25. and elegant
new reclining chair cars on trains leaving
every evening at 9:-a. For tickets. etc, call
at Frisco ticket Office. ll9 y Main street, or
NJ union depot its5tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Kansas city Live Stock.


Cattle receipts, SIS shipments l9o. ilt sa ssIE
strong and shae higher grass range OF geou quau
ty steady; common dull; choice. s. spG4 ~; com
mon 10 medium. 81 sos -; ssocSsn, sS 3 =
a. 49, feeders, 81 i9sJ5 10: cows, 81 Stc2 'o'
grass Texas steers, 81 steS3 =, 90, ,,
HossReceipts, S shipments hs,o ai: :, Snoles s s.
common to medium. 81 65ai 6; skips and pigs
g 75ei y. .., ...a,.
soodto choice So ss.3 S. coGIIicn TO medium, 81 :"
Gno
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Quick Sale Bargains.

tsflts on Sorh Topeka, between 18th and 5tth; per
lot; t:sN
4 .ots cor ). Washington and 18th; per 10 Sl5.
4tats North Main per lot, S3H
q corner OTIS in Allen Sns Ms addition ger lot'
SE9
2<nst frC Dts Allen Aliens add; perG 9t $50
Yen viii. never get left on any of the above They
areEry all odds the cheapest bargains offered
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOR TRADE.

nor TRADE FOR STCEK-A first class bottom
K farm in Butler county. Kan, consisting CT $50
acres situated Hickory creek. Address " in Ior-
ii, Leon, Kan. lV9-lst~
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Eair Meek

4 cordial invitation is extended TO every
body 20 visit our dry goods head quarters, Is,
Main street where VIII bs on exhibition the
handsomest display OF ladies, nliSses' and
childreI's wraps, stawls, dress goods trim
minCS, blankets. flanBels, yarns, etc. 20 be
seen III the city. LARINEg q STISsoN
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Homes Without Money.

Go to Bayley Bros. x Co. ll6 North
Market street to get lots without money.
The lots must be built upon. Only few
nere left on these terms. Lots all staked.
streets graded. ard board sidewalks laid on
every street. uittr-bS
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
800 Reward.

Stolen from Wichita, Sunday morning,
September 5th, 1886, one light sorrel horse,
sixteen hands high, several barbed wire cuts
on breast. bald faced, little thick winded,
eight years old, shod all round. One light
bay horse. eight years cid, about sixteen
hands high, star in forehead, one white hind
foot. fistilla mark, weighs about l 100 pounds,
trots in harness and PAGES under saddle, shod
all round S25 dollars each for return OF
horses. or 500 for horses and thief. Address
City Marshal, Wichita, Kansas. d96-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
re aa1ieha an ae1e ghnrsdap 9ornie September %
Proposals.

Sealed bids will be received, by the board
of education for ten days from date for the
purchase of the brick school building on
North Lawrence avenue; also for the hot air
furnaces, pipes and brick, now i'll the second
and fourth ward school buildings, as the
board desires to sell the same at once. Bids
NAV be left with the undersigned.
j. W. WINGARD,
Chm'n Com on Buildings and Grounds,
Wichita, Kan, Sept. il. dl05-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Everybody who wants home should go
to Bayley Bros. & Co., 1l6 North Market
street They have lots that require no
money paid down if parties will build, with
in three blocks of the street car extension.
The streets all have board sidewalks now
laid. d105-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOR RENT.


vNoR RFNT-Tw-p furnished rooms for rcGt at s> :
l. F,nporia ave. 5 blocks soi.th OF fremont hotel
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

To take q half interest in well established
dry goods and grocery business located in
ene of the best towns in Sumner county:
stock viii invoice between five and six thou
sand dollars. Address dry goods. EAGLE Of
Gee. Wichita. dlu4-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Proposals will be received by the Arkan-
sas Valley Agricultural society from brass
bands to fci,nsh music during four days Of
our fair, Sept u. - p and 2+ Address
proposals t. tie undersigned up to / O'Clock
r. m. Sept. II. 1856. d. A. MITCHELL,
Ga5-tf Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Post the PswnbroSer has bought n large
lot of iewelry oat of New York bankrupt
stock and has just pnt them On sale NJ fifty
cents on the dollar This is rare chance TO
get any kind of good jewelry at half price.
ifts,,i-
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Why Pay Rel

The nobbiest line Of clothing for men,
youths, boys and children. Manhattan Cloth
ing Co. 1000
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

See premium of William & Nessley for the
best loaf of bread made from the popular o.
C Udall -four. dlU3tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK, SepteiDher -.
Beeves-letoepts including - cars fer export 42ie'
eessl for the wel,k Market dull and lower: native
steers 81 E.e5 eD; Texas and Colorado 81 'osai ~
Shecp-Reeeipts, lilu; markeS dun and weak al
lambs
Hnes-Receipts. 12.1Q0; market slow and steady ct
hissrS.i d CNt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

W ISS5Kes
Go to Bayley Bros. & Co., 116 North Mar
ket street and get home on easy terms.
dlC5-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

w ANrEDTo lean S5e on business s n.oSSf s,iriy hi
w r.%jdsuga property, within the mex ny: ~.
days Kansas Lean and Investment company -"
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

The best $500 working suit for men in the
CITY. Manhattan Clothing Co. 105d6
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

NEW YORK, September =.
MOney-On call easier, ranging from TO 6 per cen.
Prime Merchante Paper-4G55 per cent.
Sterling ExchaEge-Weak and unsettled; actual
rate 4S3i4 for 60 day bills and sl19fur demand.
Government Bonds-Dull and STEADY.
State Bonds-Duli and heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Partner Wantch

The. Eagle steamboat wiliIleave.the wharf
..t the foot Of Oak street at : o'clock every
evening" dl0i6t* :,
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOUND.

1N IJND- One mouse ccofed cow, halo face five
Il years Of d. marked with split and l>ier bit In
rigs &c ar nd swallow fork and two undsr bits III
the ef t; at Joseph Richeys. South Moslcy avenue,
Mo-; 1016tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1856.
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kansas
Conference.-The have seen enc of your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office Of the
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co., thi.
city, and shall be obliged if Seu will send TIL:
company one similar in all respects at youi
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully ye7rs,
THEODORE EROTHINGHAM,
Zi65-tf* Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Nxv,NTEn- -Bookkeepers and business men @
w know that Sc National Accountants buleds
ofers unsiiras<ei fscties fov TIE rrocurenisi. 81
first class neu aES women fos positions ~ ,
Ieares and arc,uutaH:s. GusiiiNs- men VINO "sIi'
efficient help. and e&irrt hookkep peis WE" ,5 . \ a.
first class references aaA sit l2ticfs, W2u. aV
well by addressing of1ice for tls state oi Mis-,
at the Southwestern B<.ess Coliese Nichitt h -
-
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Acre Lots.

All goods warranted as represented ps'
money refunded ct Halls jewelry store, E1i
North Main street d1C2I2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Give ME a call during the fair aad exam
in nv stock of boots and shoes.
d iei-,jt j. BRAITSCI, l,Si { Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Stocks were unusually active excited and at times
feversh- 1t the most active day SO far for the
year. The market shows every indication that the
outside public have come largely into tie specula
ton and both the buying and selling comes from
every direction.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

sOR SAsz,-fIe aE ct land Ia Il fou.ld, in Sle; o
4 and i0a..1 lois ~ Washington sc There s el5
money ini : II y2u tuy now. AshAsi Weich haSie &
i
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Hyaranlic Prcs.ea Brick.

Fine tailor-uiade clothing for men. youths
and boys. Manhattan Clothing CO. 1876
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

The finest brick in the country for fronts oi
buildings and residences Also best qualities
common brick CaIl at the Wichita Goa
and Fuel Co, 6is East Douglas avenue Tele
phone %. d-N0
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Notice to Carpenters and Buiias-s.
100000 pounds sash weights from 1-2 lbs.
to 10 lbs. at S1.75, at Globe Iron Works.
dStl-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Pj,ro Tuning,

Z. Sheldon, from Topeka, will tune for
al who order per postal card or leave orders
~ T,hos Shaw music store, Main st. !3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

yNOR SAIsE-A- l. Austin cffe:s >, acres on ch.'oo
r i,nIs an a-ye Hill fer the next few days at a
esuFl.n VT 9S ;'''u ' ~ ~ 10Stf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
For Sale.
Loan Register.

A GOOD carl cutter in first-claSs order.
Win sell cheap. Enquire at this ofEce dS9- tt
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

NOR TRADER r. Stodstill of Lcngton, Elk Co.,
l' Kansas has lFi$.cre farm for trade Tor five or
ten acre lots within 5 miles Of Wichita, for garden
and small fruit PURPOSES 100 etes second bottom
land ~ in o-csiard, CD acres IN cultivation
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
Feedine Sseers for sale.

Two hundred head Of 3-year-old grade
short-horn steers good style and coicrs;
will weigh clever hundred or more. Address
Gee E. Rhodes, Anthony, Kan. d7Sw2ss
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

vNOR SAIE-At q bargain New Two story eisnt
= roorn house, completely furnished terms easy
immcdiata possession: street cars. pass tne door Ell
.Hdiie o' .iN iNN'i 1915
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

There is g gfesz run on the o. c. at VII
liam X NesSeyS. cli2tt
Diamonis Lowest prices at HaRs jewel
~ store l25 North Main street. di02-i2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOR RENT.

u-Ntn RENT-F.ttnt room, neatly ftrnished, close
Il 10 business ,rt of city; suitable For one or tM3
gents Call st315 Market street, gear occ1en.s. "a.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

1>OR SALE-About So feet well made paneieG
Il counters. suitable for any retail business. ApPs pPet.
at oi,ica of w. w. Johnston n Co. iVt-o'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Il sbon and h0use and lot cheap; splendid locations
ii, nfu'. av,,, -, l0i6t*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EstrHAN Nc iE-.S0 acres rich black lGsil land
Il for city propt rty, acre tracts near city Ad-
dress Phillips .rane, i49 Main. h95tF
LNORAEXCHAN GE-S story. ~ roosn brick hotel.
l stOTT )H first floor, renting for $50 per
year R i'll excl ange for improved unsIfs,roved
lapdSrscity pre- perry, Box All Wichita. lo56t'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

VYrANTED-All persons having city properly M Mior
-, NN s.iS @ 49, ,,n MI, - lqiatHi
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-5O town lots in Garden City; special
Il bargains also decided land adjoining the city. Call
on or address Z. ]. Pyle, real estate agent Garden
City, Kan. 4oom|
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

VVyANTFD-A full and complete lis; OF raw ana
w improved farming lana ior sdse- ~, ~ ~
Sinl;ns * George, 10 Main St NAi~'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23

Wy ANTED-Every farm In Srdtswick 'sss!a.s % tp'
w Nat 'n WI ' 0l AN
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-23
LOST.

Z CSi-A bla tx enameicd Knight Tempiar cross,
i Iat.oehod t a good pendant set with snail da-
mon6F. The .nder viii be suitably rewarded by
leavipe the me at No. go y Main st. lo9-tt
II 'OST-A po .ketbook.-Any returning same 70
/ lC..Roush. will be Hberaliy rewarded l0a5t'
I 'GsT-One cuff button. gold band. IsiJl setting
1 Lari gold heart in center. Tce hnderi Ill be re-
warded by l, saving the same at sS5 5 MANI iOoot'
I 0ST-A arge red cow with a white SPOT IN her
i Is.yrehead she was seen last on Thursday night
' ~ 80 1O6Gts
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CHANHERs-3 before Van Brunt Nos
O. i55 225 229 247 259 2e3 264 2d5. 267 2es, 269.
SUPREME COURr-SPFCIAi IFRN-PAEf l-beiore Andrews
J-No~ j9j 1- -, Jos yoS, J5O oo, BOD, oOO %
hue J.-Nos 97S. 3 9-G
sITRRNR COZ RI-CIEcUT-PAgT I.-BefOre Lawrence, J.
siPgTNF C0rHr-CIRcIT-P PART IL-Beiore Beach j
Nos 2Og5 25-9 3236 1851 loo, 40 5-l6 5&J5, l3o4
ze16 $500 33O 1902 1908 Soj 33O0, S507' SSOS $685.
SrPRTNE CouKT-CIRcuIr-PAR III-Before Barrett j.
ros $50 1906 4226 Ass. Ass 3i1e. 1914 4O4O
sUfiEMT CoURr-CmcUIT-PART Iv.-Before Lewis J.
Nos 33l y 233 a. l2J7 5I4I, 3l4S 5-O' 5ZV- ZZ4o
sUaaoGArEs CoURr-Before Rollins. s.win Of RenIamin
Nafn,e B. a 10. viii OF Thouas " ArsaI, p M
SUPERIOR COUKI-SPEclAL IERM-Beiore lngrahan' l.
stPTnl0R CouR1-TRIAL IEEM-rART I-Beiore sedgwick.
CJ.-NA ll54
sUPfuoR COuRT-TRlAL TERM-PART IL-Beore Freed
man mo. us.
SUPERIOR CoURI-TRIAL TERN-PART III-Before TTnax,
Nos 1852 4Ol 1929 1877 l9s 1876 So, l2ss l29J,
iOn3 ~OS 49, 1887. 1876 1856. l343. 1918.
sUPEuOR COURT Trial iEkMm PAhT iE--eBetore 0S@r %
pp1an' ppsH 500 ss7 -7S 557 li0i s66, ilo7
CosaoN GENERAL IKRAi- Before 1arremore C. j.;
o. = J. %. 81 Il. a. 85
COMMON PLEAs-sPRcIAL TKRH-Before Bookstaver. J.
CosNoS PLTAs-TmAL TERM-PARr before Allen, j.
Nos 2355 1884 1927. 1885, 1908 1852 1855. l64o.
CITY C0uRf~fRiAL TEgM-PART lI.-Beore Hall J.Nos.
1885 lG2s 1909 1888 l63a l70l, 1857 l22a l6l l7la
1879, 1850 1883, $685. 1912 l62o lS4i 1884, 4s'" 1eO'
Cry CotKT~TgIAL TEEM-PART II1.-Before Hyatt j..
i797 1850 1907 ll6G 1895 1916. 1ssi lOO6 1857 ls4l
Cotnr or oYER AND TERsISEE-Before Brady, j.. Asst
COURT OF GENERAL sK~sioNs-PART I-Before Recorder
si'2sI * D. w. H. - 40 - -'' '.H 49,
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney Pardy-No l.
SlealneS =, 3, a ., U,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
ENLARGlyG THE METHODIST CHURCH.

MEETING OF THE EXTENSION BOARD-FOUR HUN
DRED NEw CLUTCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL CSpecial.-The an
nua session General Committee OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Extension composed OF the bishops
Of country ana thirteen delegates from the board
living this city, together with officers OF the
board hed No 1.o26 Arch-st to-day The treas
pr-r reports that after giving balance left over from
last year OF S49.7S1 50. tho receipts on general
account S143,574 % loan fund Ss2 go
20 giving total for the the board OF S270 205
ferenee collections for last S9I 542 26 for
this year they S09.445 81 The total disbursements
we're $3.50 539 59 leaving balance IN cash and securi-
iies November /, OF e45,72o 81.
In was the unanimous sense OF the meeting that
couiug wear ought complete the entire
Chaplain McCabe began I'D 1879 OF building 400
chnreDrs The fact that the eutre value OF these
shurcnss will be $4,000 the board believe should in
spIre increased zeal ID this WORK.
The need for additional frontier churches, the re-
mort states which can only be built ON ths psn was
fevor more pressing than now III MY con
sscrstsd gfven would give US suoecripuon
Of $3.50 each years II would scarcely provide ior
ens aan the Immediate emergencies demanding this
form OF aid" The cisting nguished gentlemen present
were Bishops Bowman. Harris. Merrill Andrews, war
yen. Foss, Walden. Malaisu snd foweI: i1e .n,
teen representatives of the General Conference districts
we're aprssent excepting the kev lanes H. mcosrrAn'
Of tf. .ourth district The Board OF nsiers Was re
resented by full attendance OF me i tnI.een
pembers. reliows: william v Morrsson Providence.
r. J.; Alexander Craig Jersey City; Isaac L. Bingham
D. D, OF Iouisviiis, y. T. Joseph M Trimble, D. D..
George W. Cue. Peoria, III. Robert NJ HATFIELD. d. d..
Of Evanston. I'LL Henry II. O'Sea, ClArinda, Iowa;
TbomAs b. Ford, Of Little Rock ARK. Cyrus X. Rice.
Of Eureka. Kan. Christian Blian OF NewYOrk CITY
y. NJ Hines. Of Portland and William swndes. W. j..
fsxson, 7. T. Nicely, 7. C Murphy, J. b. McCulodgh,
u Keen, L G. Simon, Thomas Grsenbank, l. ID. Brown,
$hilsdeiphis. THIS evening Bishop Bowman presided
~ the annual snsverssy exercises IN the Green street
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
1--WE STOCK MARKET, BY TELEGRAPH

BtPFALo Nov ll-Cdtte-fseceiDts last "a hours l,76S
head total IL 76j mead for time Lass
300 through eonsgnnents 81 cars % cars
10 Ork. sale. Market lower.
"A hours3 900 head total for wser
thus 90 lead time Last $4,000 neal;
cousigne rough all Ia NewNOrk 10 cars Tor ssis.
marset St. Medium tioOf 33 81 IS 10 Extra ~
"a 20 Western Lambs, ~ 20 GJ %. Canadian Lambs.
So 40a - 90
oos Recent last "a hours head week thus
far 81 t2J last 20 go head con
through New ork 20 81 cars Tor sxid
mar selected YOrksrs t5 SD 81 % 10
ect-i Weights - Sod>4 90; Light Pigs. % ooO
s3 90 Mlxei Heayy Ends IS q ~ 80
CHICAGO Nov I'M Jour aGt reports Cattle
5000 neas shDments O narzet Strong. snip
ping So as 45 stockers And fesers - ~ 9ts 80
Cows and Mixed. 81 25ds Vvi Bulk 81 spasz to'
Cattle dnl COws - ~ - 10; eterra
- % Western Rangers lower Natives snd hAf
s3 GS3 10 Cows. ~ OOGZ 80 "ntered te1AaA
81 9t S3 20. eo
stroDg; Rough Mixed - 25d J Packing snd shio-
ping Il Light Weights IS - - 'o skp@ - %
Q-3 10
sheep-ReceiDts 5000 Shipments lO0O market steaiy.
Naves %. Western - 10 G>J 90, Texans ~ W
ass 90 Lambs, s3 OOGSi 40
ST LOUIS. Nov. ll.-Catti>-Receipts l75C heal snie
ments 400 steady Cool 10 Choice Satiys Saie
ping steers -; Butchers steers s5 ~ ~ iV
Hogs-Recepts head shipments 100 market sts.hy
Choice heavy Butchers - 7oGs3 80 Packing - %
as 7O Light 50 90 4s3 So Pigs ~ 80 Gss43 anita.
SheeD-Recrpts lOj neat snpmenJA 1VJi MARKET qui~
Common ~ Extra ~ 5OSs3 30
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
pIIys FoR NEW sCBgAYS
coux,ss,oSwR HESS crosES TO soooHA"
ptowrR As PaRsrDENT

.,,,x,ss,oxrx urss cHosES TO sUcoHh" "
FLOWER As PRESIDENT.
Tho oea+;nr of the Subway Commissioners
.,-r,., %. caIl.d 70 order by secretary MOS. ooH
missioner uess nominated ME- MOSS ior p.o'
IN. latter declined. saying that no IN" 49, ,-.a
He propossd Mr. Hess. aud Mr. "'ooon'' wsn.
hi. official appointment from the Uoverno' "" - =,
- - -...,,.t ,ni, motion. and Mr. Hess Was auS i"-
.,.,,.s a. ths successor OF Mr. Flower. he onerou
resolution that the BOARD had learned Win "'op
:, -.,sn.r,on OF Mr. Flower, "who by his steadias'
ness OF purpose, devotion TO duty ana "eHo'o'''"
energy while a member OF the board has pr"'ea Ni"
.elf lost ehicsnt and capable public servant anu
-, tho r.sn.ct md eseen Of his fellow memOers'
THIS WA, adonted Il will engrossed a, the pri'ae
expeuse OF the Commissioners aud presen'eu "
Flower as a slight token aud remsmorancc VI 49,.
,oonlous .p,rit which has prevailed IN 1he oo
efectually inaugurstcd and insured the u''''A~''
cess of it's labors." - ~
ro,,ossr Thomson, OF tbe construction company ro
nor,ed nlans for the subway line. from Cortands1 up
Rroadway scros City Hall Park. If the PARK su'ho''
viii allow IT, 20 the Bridge. ana they were aoopeuh ph.s in
diameter tmbcdded In hydraulic cement "otS ,rs
ord ne begun on TINS nae Sc,tsa n CON
.,ruct the uptown line through FIity-egnths eass 70
the Tho Avsrii material Is 70 ee nseS Cammssion
meets approval OF the tngineer ol s.,d s 20 lay
TIE con,ructiou company was also ordered 10 Ia, -
the rivsr One OF these duets eaeh o, tsn wnon Can
inches ia diameter Is TO he used by tue 80 -, he
panV wand D.r
lad AZ tne .ame time with that across Clly n~I' -
Permission was gwen to the CONSTRUCTION Oonpa nv
s~rsns the underground sy.tem IN West.st. irom -
70 Corfandt 81. twO-duct conduit Will De Isu ~.
The corporstfon Counsel having decdeu tn~t t.s -
80, M ~ pnbc Works nothing TO DO WIN tns
rr.nting of permits string wires 10 electrio1 80
who do not use po'es. MI SlD-
hens onered resolution that suou i-. 80
n. granted Dy the Commission 10 .no
Telegraph and s;essenger Company sni aso
q, ,ba ssiv orranzed Business Mems Messenger com
panT. OF irlem rhis vigorously opposed oy MI
Moss. but nnally granted. =. -,,..u r.iuchons
Ensineer Beck Of the Metropolitan Ieiepnonr %
Cnunanv who was present, was informed tna' .ne ne
subways on -ikth-ave. would be ready by Moh.]s az.
was asked II his company was maKnS prepNIa.n" 80
eo info them Mr. BsckwItn SAID that his people were
discussing the mattel. ....,a-,
swell. we consider This a most important m'sNoi,
eaid Commissioned GioOens 10 nln We nave , on1oS
oraa to srndv an. in erests electrical companies
a. budlng m. Sc subwaVs nd will continue 10 40 go
thew Will do their part Dy going into them ~thout ue
law as -oon as the c0nduts ready. II you 90 nov
nrnno.e TO take your pOles want to KNOW H. ~s
soon : possble. 60 -.rort
Mr. Beck replied thai he would 90 resuy 20 pn
on the suhi,ct AT ne next meetIng Of the Board winch
will DO held Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
THE PETROLEUH MARKET.

Tho aeratsr pine Line in ITS report for October shsws
In small way general drift OF production aYorsoie 70
better for the commodity petroleum. Comp~ea
with september amount OF huidheid Is l)ol0'e
,arrels decrease 1864 barrels the sediment And
snrpus account carried against provision % tss
waste waste NET Ierchantbls stock - s57sos barrels.
a decrease Of 6.4Ol barrels certncA'es s.H.s 1as
goa 900 barrels decline of $4,000 barrels cr oasAroes
66603 barrels Of 81 so barrels reoep. ~ ~ sa s
barrels received from other lines deliveries 20 oAfis
an mere ~ more OF response yesterday the improving
steal situation crnde Oh N the dcrr1tcaIe specu asoa
& has neeu seen Tor several weeks anNoasy as the marses
@ I.u ,as al lines to higher basis he
reached amount IN exes o. .ie en.re @ ~
r@sy proting the the oil department OF the Sen-
@ Tsaf aSsys n Crude a. they
have the railroad STOCK a, pa, IN nine ,,ns
aud he disappointing Developments ~ tue wells ys<
uoted Tor some time the foundations Tor an ss
cng IN the gradual weakening OF s"S 80 s1v NJ 6,ress
nvrs @ IN limiting their demands TO temporary pnrcnsseS
rho trade as reeognLe ' 10 n9h bni il has eIt thai n
has been % cs ~ an ,nuaint opposition
could 20 hos th nrc.s rejecting lo Of thas
onnosltion the temper Of speculation hA.uta"1 m @
for 5ut unless there be anfsvorabs lsye
opu,eut the oil country the Of saIinss carris
siu- to s. = cens the reszAon OF early ouy fs sess
9ny S Of the gain established thc was only "a
above the price tnat mas S arer Of lie purrhass
on every recession yesterday and the hSpe thereby III
lated s9ss ~ ss end The ssnt%en rreI, relief me
OF manipulation fot is ~
ipe uttle atten ION paid TO the opening OF Vg w.. -
shomstown district The market closed strong In tone
m. range OF prices and the total dealings ~ VIC N"
dated Exchange were as follows ...
- Opening ---------.-------- o. - i,r.l % 4
i harrels
era il good demand for refined OIL AMI prices "oo
1. cent 10 6 = cents per gallon Abel tes@
PlrrsBusG Penn. Nov. ll-cruie oh-Pe'ro.ean ~.
r,ces higher National Transit cerncafes ousav s ~ ~ :
Ipad eosef At o77s highest price 90 owes 49, -
Ru.pFogD. Penn Nov il-crii' oh = 't'iN irAa'"
c,ecates opened at 66 and closet st ~ hItnss pn
&c ,rtc. 56S ccarances. soo.Oco o>fro-a
,rr,,sv,,K Penn ll.-Natl0oA frAasal Certncstss
- a, sgS and closet al % hlshsst pr.cA osS evsss
New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
THE rpADE IN CHICAGO.

74c TODAY lust under last nights closing prices
In por there was stampede Of holders and January dropped
10 - So Wheat steadily declined until December touched
1874 cents II sold when the market was at The lowest eDo
and feeling depressed few weeks ago. at 5 cents
for the same option II then went back TO "A cents Of Do
cember and In provisions the packers are get
that they have begun 10 sell
a,n Hogs have been avOTably affected By the -tr
and This has reacted pit that really the influence
VII eli Al first advanced prOduc IA helping along the
line The settling bows report that MI "sukee houses
winch prominent In the Panklntpn large deai lot sep
which the short lines OF PORK on Inc
books there marked weakness as IN wheat
IN claimed little squirt whchgeneray precedes the
closing CATION and gone and that steady ac
foundations will depress prices. The canal VIII soon be
fortnight At the most the AXE WIZ Oe closest
d74i2 cents for December wheat
Il cents for Nav corn so January pork putt
Mav corn Al calls May Al 2 cents puts on
Dereniar wheat "A calls on December wheat IAN
cents receipts day 100 cars OF wheat LOO
cars of corn and 95 cars OF OATS