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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
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Bound to Get Along.

San Francisco Chronicle: / guess
young Jones will get on. He's in an
Office on California street, or somewhere
thereabouts. He's careless. and had
made so many mistakes that he knew
the one he made last would be fatal.
he went back from lunch the other day
and q feilow-clerk met him on the stairs.
you'll get 1t, Jones. The old man is
Just boiling, and hes been calling you
for the last fifteen minutes"
Jones stopped on the landing and
cogitated. He must head off the old
man, somehow. He ran down stairs and
mp the street as hard as he could 20, to
q florist. There he pnrchased q 15.cens
bontonniere, and marohei gayly back.
"Mr. Jonesi" came IN q loud tone
from the private Office as he entered.
eyes, sir" and he deposited his hat,
hid the flower in his coat, walked into
tho private Office and closed tho door
carefully.
aMr. Jones, I have frequently"
II beg your pardon, Six, but I have q
private message for you"
Mr.. Jones, you've been-a private
messagel What ID it?
HIS tones changed as Jones quietly
laid the flower on the desk before him.
"What is this?"
sits q little bouquet. A lady came in
while you were out-a young lsdy-and
inquired for You. He's not in. I said.
Gan I do anything for you? 'Can j
trust you?' she asked. With the ut
most confidence I SAID. will you give
this flower to Mr.. johnson? And don't
let anybody see you. and tell him il
was left by the lady in the blue bonnet.
And here it is, air."
"Dear mel that's odd" Jones saw q
beam com in his face, and he knew be
was all right. "The lady in the blue
bonnetl Bless my soul, Jones, that's
curious. I don't know any--what was
she like?"
"She was very pretty"
"Pretty! Very we'll, Mi. Jones. you'll
really have to be q little more careful
You've been making another-by the
way, Jones. II you can find out anything
about the %lady-you needn't mention, Of
conrse-you can let me know"
And the old mans been looking fixed.
y at every woman in o blue bonnet hi
has met since.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
STATE OF DAKOTA.

Proclamation or Governor MclIette
and his Associates Convenlng the
Legislature.
Huron, Nov. 3O--Gov. Mellette Issued
the following proclamation to-day:
Executive Department, Nov. 30
1806-Whereas, Dakota has been denied
admission unto the union Of the states
and her duly accredited representatives
have been refused recognition in the
NATIONAL congress, in defiance Of posi-
tive Law: and established precedent, as
veil al common justice and reason; and,
Whereasa the growing necessities oil
the commonwealth demand that meas.
urea be devised and action taken to
secure to herspeople the benefits OF self
government; apd,
Whereas, The constitutional conven.
tion Of the state has requested that a
call be issued for 9 special session OF the
legislatnre; now therefore,
We, Arthur OF Mellette, governor, a.
e. Frank, acknowledgement and
president Of the SeDatay and ThoH. v
Eddy, speaker. of the house oil
In ns vested by the constitutional and
Ao8A6AuelV0 cHh1kuA6At VI bu6 6thb0 %
Dakota, do hereby convene o special
session Of the legislature of said state,
and the members Of the senate and
house OF representatives will assemble
in their respective houses in the city Of
Huron on Wednesday, the 10Th day of
December, A. D. 1886. at the hour OF IL
O'Clock M. for the purpose Of taking
sErh action as may be deemed necessary
and expedient.
Given under onr hands the seal Of
Dakota this 18th day Of
lsEAL] November, A. D., 1886.
ARTHUR @. MELLETTE,
Governor.
A 3. FRANK,
Lieut.-Go and Pres. of the Senate.
THos. ". EDDY.
Speaker OF the House of Rep.
Attest: H. 8. MURPHY, Sec'y Of State.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
POISONED WHISKY.

Tho Testimony OF q Wholesale Dealer
ID that IL is all Alike and NIL
Adulternted.
Chicago Times: "There is not one
saloon in fifty in this city where yon
can get q drink Of pure whisky. I will
make it stronger. Forty-nine out OF
every fifty liquor dealers are selling
whisky which is neither more or less
than poison. / would not drink it, sir.
I would not allow Q good dog to drink
it,
This remark, says the Pittsburg Press,
was made by reputable liquor man to
q reporter. He ID ready, he says, to
s~ubstantiate his statements by proof
that can not be denied.
"You do not mean to say that I can
not get good whisky in Q fine saloon
where / Am charged Is cents q glass ?
Inquired Q bystander in amazement.
II will make NO distinction between
fne saloons and the holes in the WALL
They all handle about the anne kind of
goods. The cheap saloons may use q
little more water in their whisky, but 1t
contains no more poison than that which
you purchase in q saloon where oil
paintinge adorn the walls and high
priced mirrore set off to an advantage
fancy bar fxings. It 10 all the same.
fancy saloons must make plenty OF
money in order to meet their expenses.
IA law should be passed prohibiting
the rect.fcation That makes five barrels
out Of one. Some whisky is put through
q certain process whereby a large guam
tity OF the fusel oil is taken ont. This
whisky is purchased by rectifieYs. who
will draw, perhaps, eli out OF o barrel
but Ave gallons. fIl up with cologne
spirits, q large percentage OF which Is
fusel oil, and then add drugs to give il
the proper color and taste. I WA In
the rectifying room of a wholesale house
q few days ago. I saw the compounder
put several ounces OF carbolic acid in q
barrel OF stnff he had compounded and
called whisky. This was, he said, for
the purpose Of giving il o head, make il
sparkle, sharp, biting. A barrel of this
whisky contains enough fusel oil to
kill half o dozen men. I would just as
willingly take q small dose OF poison as
drink . glass OF it. Step into q saloon
and take d glass of this vile stuff and
you will feel the evil results before you
cross the threshold. II acte directly
upon the brain, and is keenly felt
throughout the system. Men who
drink any amount OF it become wild,
lost TO their better Judgment. and
reason, and are scarcely responsible for
what they do. Besides, they are being
slowly poisoned to death. Young men
are stunted to their vigorous growth,
and the energieE Of older men are
wasted. A Law which allows men to
mix up poison and sell il SIMPLY for
the purpose OF making money should
be repealed. This whisky often finds
It's way inso s1ck chambers, and the
~resnlts can be imagined.
aAn old liquor man stated to me a
short time ego that he could not hold
his trade and handle pure. goods, and
in order to meet the demand for cheap
~nissyy no asd 9 cosspeiisd &C
adulterase. These statements I am
ready to prove. Show me q man who
adulterates his whisky. and I will show
you ons that will not drink what BIZ
sells to Others"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
The Miiweuke q. R,o,.r.

Niiwaukee, Nov. 2a-la tha case
Carl Massteldt, Jonn Range and Aaep.,
sGatz, tse Mil@aakee garden rioters
Judge Sloan this morning sIsnanas'
sentence and the prisoners were iu,
mediately freed. "e
1t required all day to secure a iurv -
try Paul Grottkan, who is charged Viz
having melted the riots here last spring
by making incendiary speeches, One ~
the charges is that he urged the burn.
ing OF the courthouse and attack on thu
police. G%rottkau was the predecessor ~
Spies as editor OF the Chicago anarchist
organ. he taking OF testimony in his
case. will commence tomorrow.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
4arrHeis

SHs -. ~
Cleveland, Nov, 30-Since last August
Mrs. Garfield, wife Of the late president,
has been greatly annoyed at her country
Ehamein Mentes by the receipt OF letters
Of advice, ETC.. from : person signing
himself 8. a. Bodde. Yesterday he ap.
peared for q second time at the Garfield
farm house, and, being refused permits
sion to see Mrs. Garfield. he cursed ell
the members of the family. He was
followed from the house and placed I'M
der arrest at Painesville. Bodde is thirty
eight years OF age and a native OF Hol-
land. He formerly lived at Fort Wayne,
Ind. After an inquest In lunacy, the
judge decided that Bodde was not sur
fciently unsound Of mind to warrant HE
incarceration in an asylum. He was
therefore. sent to the county poor house
for safe keeping.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
dla.la resa and 9akotaiau
The NEWS EPIroMlzED

Tha nnhi,c daht statarnent. shown !
decrease - the debt for she month Of
November st : little yer 81. 000,O 600;
The London STANDARD a it is seri-
8onslv proposed at Sofis 10 nominate an
American as candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
Two hundred and sixty men have
haen discharred from tho department
81 oonatrrntion and repair IN the Brook.
lvn navv v.rd.
Ttsa understood thst The p~reeident's
,oaas..a 3 comniata With the single
-arcaps;on a. The nortion relating to the
naval aa-tahlishment.
The aaa Of the British government
aoainst .Jnhn Dillon game M fo- hear.
ino vaatrrday hefore the court OF the
inueen,s bench and was adjourned until
The 11th inst.
Mackendiroff's large general merchAn.
dising establishment &c Mason, Ne
braska. burned Monday night, and J. J
Hoaeland. Malcolm Miller and q SON o.
Mackendirof persisted in their sleeping
h..n... a..
q ~pannsvyvan;. manobe Who i olos.
- M Rsnda,l 4. authority for The
-s,.taynant NM a. 4ba o-nan;no a. AZ
a,.;sth cong,aas !. ta,;f h,ll yin b
introduced vb;ch will meat tha a-pprovaJ
! ansI rs.sara !, n.a,,v ali the
r,,tact;on;.t. ana ta,;f resormers.
=, Ma yovr : srrdicata 4 4 nrocess
~ formation q carry out tha plsns a,
tha Atlant;c and Mexican anlf cana
which received fresh charters
th;. vaar from tha 1aoi.1atnre. a
GaoYci, ana Florida. together With
orants n valnab,a lands and water
mower chartera.
~ the Toka a~rtrad;tion case at Mon.
tr.a, tbe daro.;t;ona = tha casb;ar. te,ler
and book.kaanar = Tho Peoria National
bank ,akan i Peoria ri. were reiected
II ~ conrt IN tba ground RAT thew
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
The K.ntnckY Harrnr

louisville, KY, Nov. ga Couria,
Journal special says: Five arrests bava
been made Tar eompilcits j n the murder
OF the Poe family, IN Knox counts
There 10 40 logger any doubt that e;aht
persons were murdered. b. Nj, Mitchsl
brother OF Mrs Poe, admits that such
has been b case, and says the perpetra.
tors will soon be arrested. The husband
is insane and not capable to attend to
the matter himself. but the people Of
Knox county have taken the affair in
hand and are vigorously investigating
every clew.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
Inter stat. Commerce AM.

Washington, Nov. @-On the las.
day OF the last session Of congress the
conferees on the interstate commerce
bill held q meeting and discussed for an
hour the comparative merits, OF the
Reagan and Cullom bills, bat finding il
impossible within the time at thel,
disposal to reach Q conclusion they ad-
journed to meet to-day. Four OF the
conferees, Senators Cullom and Harris
and Representatives Reagan and
Weaver, made their appearance ct the
capitol daring the day, but were not al
present at the same hour, and it wal
decided to meet tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

The Coal Combination

New York, Nov ga meeting Of
coal managers, at which representatives.
of all coal companies were present was
held this afternoon. There was MANY
individual shippers also Represented
making the nos fully-attended maef.
ing the coal trade has held this year
After q long discussion 1T was desidsd IN
make no change of any kind in the
prices OF anthracite coal. Chairmen
Potts stated after the meeting that IN
his opinion there would be no further
advance in prices until spring, when a
reduction would probably be ordered.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

and Marine Insurance ccthpans from
Chamberlain to Mitchell. Il. E. Rock,
secretary, resigns and g. A. Sllsby. late
postmaster at Mitchell succeeds him.
The other officers remain the same until
the next annual election, Maj. A. g.
Kellam retaining the presidency.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
nAKoTA CONVERSATIONS.

Acolony ct VermCnters Is looking fol
land ia northern Dakota.
The Aberdeen Republican says Judge
Church is the most popular judge il
Dakota.
seven or eight carr werc ditched or
the Milwaukee road between Ipswich and
Roscoe last Sunday night.
Tho water works at Mitchell were
completed Monday and the tests show
Them tehe ample for eli fire and othel
purposss.
Chicago partiea have inyeated sllS, 900
in d pork packing honsesat Mitchell, the
building being complsted Just in time
for slie fall trade.
About forty cases have been begun at
Highmore against the railroad by
prairie fire sufferers instead Of twenty
one, as before reported.
Prot. I. a. shannon, late OF the Dakota
university, has been installed "a pastor
al the Congregational church at Plank
inton, at ) salary 81 81 600 q year.
John 4. Oogan, tho gentleman who 10
to start the new paper in Howard. Miner
county. arrived last Wednesday with
material and will issue the fret number
this week.
DR.. r. q. Coomes Was arrested in
Mitchell Saturday night charged with
the ernbexzlement Of funds belonging to
his invalid wife. The parties live at
TAnkintons
Papszs have been served in the case
OF the register Of deeds Of Cavalier
county, d. Mcleod, democrat, con.
testing the election Of P. McHugh, re-
publican, on the grounds Of fraudulent
voting.
Rev. Mr.. Honey, Congregational
pastor 1t Highmore, preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday night in the Metho-
dist church TO i crowded building. BE
and his family leave for KansAs City
on Thursday morning.
Territorial Auditor Caldwell was lost
"a ) blizzard between the capitol build.
ing and Bismarck last Saturday night
and conld NOT speak fosS several moments
alter being found and dug ont. II was
very close call for CALDWELL.
Frederick B. Smith has been appoint.
ed postmaster Of Columbia, Dakota, in
place OF John r. James, resigned. The
commissions Of Dakota postmasters ex-
pire 80 follows: varmiliion, o. q. Shaw,
Jan. 18th, 1887; Milbank. a. 81. Lewis
Feb. BIB; Fargo, Noah n. Eyner. March
let.
w. j. KneeshAw, republican, has
begun contest against George q. Meg.
guire, democrat, who was elected dis.
!trict attorney ofssembina county and
received certificate Of election. The
complaint is based mostly on techni.
calities. Megguire's majority on the
face OF the returns is 90.
W. r. Welles, Of the Osdway q Bis.
masck railway il anxious for Aberdeen Il
makesome satisfactory propositions a. "a
tesminal facilities. II such propositiohs
ere made the headquarters Of the road
viii be moved 10 Aberdeen at 0nce and
adj akrangsmants made for an early star,
in the spring toward building the rosd
from Aberdeen TO Bismarck.
Negotiations have been closed which
dnsHre ths removal Of the Dakota Fire
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
unIted states C.Ds,it,Itlon

Phiiadelphia, Pa, Nov. 30-A
committee OF citizsns heidi meeting i.
the Continental hotel yesterday TO bsein
arrangements for the Rational celsbta-
jticn of the centennial anniversary Of the
promuieation OF the constitution OF th 8
United States, September 17,17S7 Ii
pnrsuance Of . resolution adopted ct the
meeting OF the governors OF the thirteen
original states. held in this city septon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

bel last, . committee will be appointed
December, 2, for the purposo Of adopt
ing q programme Of events which will
figure in the centennial celebration. The
joint committee OF the council has
adoped q resolution to defray the ex.
penses of the delegates and provide for
their comfort while they remain in the
Citv
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
aAxAMoAD TINE zAsAA.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE d. ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
Ahe east bound passenger train leaves at 100
u. each day, except sunday.
Inc passenger train from the east arrives at
Y 10 p IN. each gay, except Sunday.
Ihe accommodation tram from the east
sfrives each uay, sundays excepted, ut 800
b. u. ana departs al $3.50 q. IN. for the west
and north.
The accommodation train from the west and
north arrives ut ;Uu p. Man departs at q so
p. m. Tor the east eaoh day excepting cuauay6.
CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
The east bound passenger train leaves at $50
q. m. each day. exceps SUNDAY.
The passenger train from the east arrives ut
S:4o y. m. each day, except Sunday.
Sunday passenger train leaves at 7:4O a, M.
and arrives at ~ a. M. making ciose conne0-
lions with through passenger TRAINS from and
to Chicago.
Accommodation trains leave for tho east
each day, except eunday. AT 6:45 a. IN and 80
p. IA, and artive from the east each day, except
Sunday, at IL :55 u. M. and 7:s5 %. M.
Va akton Postotftoe Hours aud Regulations.
The delivery windows are opened each day
tB1ndaye exoepted) at = w u. u.
Ihe delivery windows close ap 500 u. m.
The money order, postal note and registry de-
Dartment opens at a. M. and closes at A:s,i y.
N.
open IRON 9:45 to 1888 a. In. The lobby of The
ofnce Is Open hll day sundaya for the accoIn-
modation Of persons Renting lock boxes.
AaIis going east via c.. III. 4 ST. T.. Il. H.,
ciose at 7:Sga. M. and 6 II m. Sundays excepted.
Malls gong west and north via the Chicago,
Miiwais&se & st Paul railroad close ct $50 q.
M, Sundays excepted.
sialis goi cas-. and north by Chicago d
s9rth~ei FarnlrAilroa. close at . .. m
Eastern nails9sia uhicag 4 Paul RAILROAD
arrives at MAG q m. anu iU:l2a m.
Eas.er1 mail yl1 Chicago d. Northwestern
atireAa arzlyes At ~ y ~ and departs at g.
a m.
Sage rnnils CLOSE ut $50 II. m, except the
N.obrerH. Wasch closes ~ $50 3, m.
u. y. PALMER, +. ii.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

ANEXPERiENCED NURSE with frst-clss.
"A recommendations, desires en,nlnvman,
Gall opposite the Commercial hotel, or aadress
L. U. Lox boS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

OW ~LOBT-strayed from my premises on
with Whlte on tip of tail,
heavy ultn calf, has straight horns.
About four years old TIE Under viii be To-
e. ally rewarded by returning the COW or Civ
lug that VIII lead 70 lis recovery.
OanL j HaNaits, corner sd and PicoJte Sts,,
Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wants.


OST~A double nose, liver colored pointer
dog, about seven years old, Liberal regaSS
will be pail Tor return OF above to
OHAS. LCIELEh, Yanktou.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-01

~ ANTED-An Intelligent lady to take care
W Il u baoS aud do hight work. address
ostofhce box ISL.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

Kansas City Grain and Produce.
KANSAS CITY, August q.
Flour-Steady; quotations in car lots Xxx, ,5c: xxx.
S595c family, g e5sl -; choice u sl 10; fancy,
ST COG 40; patent, e. e2 10; rye nour, 81 45Gi 10.
wheat-Geccipts 1866; shipments $685. in store,
50G
Sales ragged: 10. , red cash. G3 bid; Sept. sales
G5i. october 81 Nay ne bid
Corn-Sales ranged No,2 cash. % bid, S}1l asked
Sept S2}9' Oct $l4 bid Nay 4;99 Did - asked No
oats-Ve,y duIl and easier; cash 26J.;.. October
2.ss.
Eye-netter. 461I.
Hay-Firnl; fancy small baled, s. 80,
5Iiil stufT-guict.
Butter-Stesdy; creamery fancy, IS; good 81 dairy,
81 store packed. 10; common, t.
Eggs-Steady at lie.
Corn Neal-Green s.: dried, 50.
Corn Cb0p-BllK -; sacked,
Shipstuh 4iGe32c.
Pr;G-i5lIik, -, sacked. 81
Cheese-Full cream. 10; fiat, ,GlS; Young America.
l0L,; Kansas. 50t1.
Poultry steady; old hens g. %; cid mixed, 81 %;
spring chickens large, 81 -, small. 81 2jGt1 80
Dried Apples, lose; peaches, 2et3t2c.
Wool-Nlssouri, uIlNashed heavy fine, lGGlS; light.
iS % medina combirg. 2t2i coarse, 2oa2l; low and
light 1901; medium, t23: tub washed choice, 3ie,3J
nne, SaGe55; dinCy ami low 2i929:
Broom corn-Huri, 10 self working. Coz; common
;; crooked, 3l66I4.
Eidcs-Dry hint No l. 1S; 10. >: II; bulls and stays
5; dry salt, No, l. 10, No. :, 9; green salt, No 81 Ho
?. !; green incurred, No. Ia No. ), 6; calf 100; sheep
pelts dry, lo@2.
Ta,iow-No. 1. 81: No. 2.
frovisions-Sligar cured hams, i3,breakfsst bacon
10; dried beef. II: dry salt clear RIB sides, T. 10
smoked clear rib sides, s. o. long clear, 81 e short
clear 81 e mess pork, $40 "; shoulders So 10 beef
s. 80
Lard Choice tieree So IS.
Flax seed-y5cl 81 %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28
For Trade.

Horses, .cows. wagons, buygcs, a Norman
stallion, stock of general merchandise. $500
stock Of clothing, one l2horse power engine
and tareshin.s macine, TWO valuable patent
rights shares i'll several good growing in Nye,-
eTn Kansas, several good pre- captions and timber
culture claims IN the Garden City land district.
and town property in all the eastern aad southern
states, also western Kansas land ard great many
vacant lots in western Kansas towns al TO trade for
lots in Wichita or improved farms in Sedswct But
Ter Cowiey. sumner end Reno counties. VIII trade
for nortSGsed properly Isree Sood improved farms
rent for i-S.. We make specially Of trading II
you have :nyhisS 10 trade sell bring the deseril
tioD Gs.ce; csn get you trade. Tow. lots
for sale credit ONCE oi9 Last Douglas avenue sp-
stair. front room. REIkkN SAB!N
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28
Cav EmbeZzler.

PITrsgURG, Pa, Aug. 27.-Special ex-
aminers Sproesser and Davis have COM
pleted the investigation of ex- Chief Pension
Clerk Gays accounts and found that his
shortage amounts to FL Goo At first Gay
took small sums ranging from SEQ upward,
until within the last year, when his en-
bezzlement amounted 20 as much as 500.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28

no. S5s4l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CT CUh.TPOtI.Fri OF tt-RET-

u@SIStNsN '
Whereas. Satisfactory BotiCo las sees wszsnlitte9
70 the comptroller ~ ttc cfresCy ta.t the tpof.i
stock OF the S.ste Nsti0ss Bank -, VIZ kit~ yiehta
ksr'sS. hpS been ~ fesiri IA IA. al forty c.g-i
Thousand dollar - f7i ia sccttiancs with law sed
The provisions az tre at ot Ma isot. and tAst The
uhoic amount ~ sGr5 increase been paid In. and
that the paid up =. si.al stock II sid bank row
amounts 10 the sum OF oIe hundred thousand dollars
tSsan,t
Now. j; ia hereby certified that TIE capital stock az
the state National Ban. of wichita, Kansas. atcre
SaM las been Increased aS sfoFcsad in the OF
fortye.ht thousand collars, S4Sti:i ta@t .aii in
crease OK capital has teen paa iAtc said bank
part Of the capital stock tac-VUf, and the said
Increase OF capital is approved 10y Inc comptroller
OF the currency.
IN witness whereof herean1o Seix nly official *
nature and seal OF o1i.e.
V. i. SNYDER,
SEAL Deputy end Actias Comptroller
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. August y
Flour-cuet, unchanged; xxx 81 2o@.2 81, family
81 40G2 %; choice 81 909t3 i0 fancy, So 1905 50;
extra fancy, So 6JG13 G5; patent. 81 00@4 D.
Wheat-Receipts Is .o shipments, 1850; in store,
;9o; market weaker 70. red, cash, IS
Corn-No. , naked cash. 5i5s bid; September. 3814
Oct 5S4a4l.
Oats-No. 3 cash, 25s4; Sept 2CIl october 2ga4.
Rye-No. , cash, 5lG.5:1.
Barley-NO market;
Lead1Du refined, S. 60; chemically hard; S: 5.7I
i}utter-Quet creamery, 1893; dairy. l0gls
Eggs-Firm, l1t@l2c.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 10.
Pork-Steady; go %.
Iard-FirIn; Sc 90
Receipts Flour GUD; wheat, 1900; corn, - 0G
oats, 1869; Rye, 2lsn; barley, 900.
Shipments-Flour 2,0sS: wheat, $780, corn, $500
OATS S,Oto; rye, none; barley, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-28

NItICAuo, AL2tst 2.
Ca;t,e-3eceipts. 1000: shipments 50)) market
strong and active: good to choice butchers s. l52
=: stockers ST N3 70; bulls anti mixed 81 .93 -
shipping s;oeIs,s5 C06j %; Through Texas cattle,
3! 2lState
Hogi-Receipts i2oN shipments. 300 market
strong; good butchers best heavy 50 fs91 81,
psc,ng and shipping. .0GS5t0 light, s. i5ll4 %;
sheep - Receipts. tssl; shipments.l2N: market
stead; natives 81 tea o.; western, 81 V0l ~ Tex
ans, 81 - lambs, S. e4la5 90.