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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
Chicago Grain. and Produce.

CHICAGO. H., July 16.-The feeling in
wheat today was plainly bullish. There
was nothing in the way of sensational
news and there was no plunging about in
the pit, but after the opening at &c over
the close on Saturday, there was an active
market within &c range most of the ses-
sion, with prices held pretty close on lc
advance for the most part. The bull news
most apparent was the strong cables and
the fair export demand with spot wheat Id
dearer in Liverpool. There was also con-
siderable bad crop news, but in the words
of well informed broker, ut is almost
heresy to talk or publish, as we Will surely
be laughed at" Export clearances at New
York were $4,000 bushels, The decrease
IN the visible supply was 6ls,000 bushels.
Prices ranged: For August soc up to S01sc.
down to 1870. up again to sO3sc and
shortly before the close was steady at
Sole, or 1c over Saturdays close. The
final price was S01sc.
Corn was fairly active and the feeling
generally easier. The market opened at
about the closing prices of Saturday, was
steady for a time, then became easier, sell
ing off &c and &c; reacted &c and &c,
then became steady and closed &c and &c
lower than Saturday. The influences gov
erning the market were largely local, the
visible supply did not show as large a de
crease as generally expected and the esti'
mated receipts for tomorrow are larger,
which has a tendency TO create IL weaker
feeling.
Local stocks decreased 100000 bushels.
The shipping houses were buying moder-
ately today. The visible supply decrease
was $1,000 bushels. The cash market was
steady, there being demand for both the
lower and better grades and prices were
&c and &c easier. Withdrawals from
store here continued rather liberal with a
proportion of grading contract,
In oats the tendency was TO dizziness and
easier prices This was due to the infiu-
ence which unfavorable markets for other
cereals exerted In view of the decline
which elsewhere occurred the changes in
speculative deliveries of oats Were slight
and showed that there were still some
soundness underlying the market. July
delivery was in moderate request and
ruled even &c higher but new crop deliv-
cries ranged Is and l4c lower, though clos
ing quotations exhibit no essential change
from the closing of last week.
A firmer feeling developed in provisions
and although closing prices on all specu-
lative articles We're not ut extreme outside
figures. An advance of 22l5c over Satur-
days close figures was recorded III pork
and - sc OH lard.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
A Machine for Making Cigars.

We now conc 10 the most important par.
Of cigar making-the wrapping. 1 suppose
that there are more than 200 patents for
wrapping machines. not one device having
proved TO be Of practical value. Tho great
est difficulty has always been found in max
ing the point OF the cigar oy machinery.
Strange to say, while the point Of a cigar Is
bitten of or cut of before il is smoked, every
cigar has neatly made point, or ought TO
have; the sharper and the more regularly
made the better. Several manufacturers
have tried g. introduce cigars with tho points
already cut of, and have failed: we seem to
inherit desire to bite that point off and we
go on spending money TO make what IL of no
value, ana mus. be destroyed before the cigar
is used
About four years ago / went 10 work NJ n
machine for wrapping cigars. and IL took RE
two years 70 solve the problem Of making
the machine do the work Of the knife and tho
fingers in shaping and flushing neat point
Some months aga exhibited Iny hrst kna-
chine, and six weeks age gave an cxhibi-
ton Of what IL could do to the manufacturer
who now own il. had IL worked for sew
cral hours under tbs inspection Of these ex-
perts, the result being that il turned out
several hundred cigars made as well as the
best hand work. and about four times rs
who never touched leaf Of tobacco before,
after three hours teaching. turned ont 100
cigars without defects.-New York Post
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Seeing that deforIned feet add 20 or 100
per cent. TO the social and matrimonial value
Of II Chinese female, one cannot help ap-
plauding the enterprise Of tbs people ia this
district ar compared 70 the apathy existing
on the same subject il others. The compsr-
ative poverty OF their ciaysy undulatioBs
has doubtless awakened than 20 tho epportu-
mites OF increasing values in otbsr Girec-
tionA Hence they convert all their female
infants into golden lilies, fer whom seine
prospective husband viii 10 wiling 20 pay
800 mere than u Toy we're po.sezsed ef
vuIg mites - IaSov sled ~ I.stgrs
Tie people hsraahouts seem unusually
timjd and alarmed at nv strange sp2ssr-
snce. IL II both isushabIe and painful 20
zee the women hobbie OF across the ieles,
frightened almost Ou. If their vita Al
times ! can look about me. ard within q
radius Of 200 yards see twenty or thirty fs-
males all with dsforrns1 fse., scuttiing Of to
ward tie villages with painful efforts q.
speed One nigh, well imagine them 20 bs
q colony Of crippled rabbits. alarmed a: It's
approach II a dog. sDdesyortas % hobbls
array from his destructive pTe.snca-
Thomas Stevens in Outing.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Ths chief paper Ct E<a'~rinburg putlisAes
some interesting information about the num-
Der OF r-rsorss eriIsd from Rnxsia 10 sli~ri.
forpolit4cal ard other offsnses On Jan.
Of tns present year .es total d stse.s Urls
onezs Of bota szrss in ia. provinces Of
Irkg.sk, Ysnsseisx and Yaxu.sx anoun.ea
20 1000 OF tAis number ~ CO.. we're IA
fixed places q residence. 5000 we're EN-
ployed On ds1e-eai works, szd - 90 had
escaped IN western Siberia 10 apysAr, the
nrraesr u prlsoners who svadsd .esar eus-
totians vas sail greater, for . css.ss,s taken
IL the sovrs srt VILLAGES showed that tbs
sEso-r,ocs proportson os 81 PER ont q tos
prlssners were missing THs papsr throws
DO hight ol what became CT tbess 1aior.a-
ns.eA-Bosson Trz1scyfy3
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
TOLD BY HIS Triple
How . Bartender Locates . Man by He
Particular beverage.

"Branly smash. sir, Yes, sir" said an
uptown bartender recently, and he immedi-
ately began 10 shovel ice into glass, and
then crushed the mint prior TO completing
the beverage.
From the south, sir, reckon said the
bartender, rs the writer set down the empty
glass.
why do you asks'
well. you see, we can generally fix the
nationality and place Of residence of our Wis
itors By their drinks, Americans usually
take whisky OF gin cocktails in the morning.
Frenchmen imbibe iced claret, or il they are
hard on it, some cognac or absinthe. Ger
mans take beer. Englishmen drink heavily
of ale and brandy, but they seldom drink
early in the morning. There are not many
Japs in this country, but the few who are
here are very fond OF lager, and Cinnamon
take brandy in their tea Scotchmen and
Irishmen drink whisky In this country
every state has its own particular style Of
drink. New Workers want rye all the time, a
Pennsylvania calls for Monongahels, the
Kentuckian sticks to bourbon and il is almost
certain death to offer = man from Florida or
Georgia anything but corn whisky. Jersey
men, you know, take appletack in preference
TO anything else, while Delawarians must
have peach brandy and honey. Men from
Missouri, as rule, are great whisky drink
ers; they want their whisky straight and
plenty Of 1t. North Carolina, Alabama.
Louisiana, Tennessee and other southern
states send US great fancy drinkers Tho
best bartenders in the world come from tho
south Since the California wines have
been in the market those from the Pacific
slope call frequently for Catawba, but half OF
them can't tell the difference between still
Catawba and Sauterne.n
"What fancy drinks ore mostly called forr
"Well, New Workers take naturally 20 milk
punches and whisky or gin sours. Southern
ers are very fond Of sherry cobblers, mint
juleps, brandy s;nashes, brandy juleps and
bourbon sours. Fhiiad'lphian., when they
don't take their whisky straight, or ale or
beer, call tor cocktails, whisky smashes,
Roman punch and fish house punch. A fish
house punch is one of the incest drinks
known IL is made Of whisky, Jamaica rum
and several corlials, together with lemon
and oranges But the same drinks so by
different names in different parts of the
country New York Mail and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

July $50: August 445scCs45I4c. closing 1919; Sep
TENDER 1La41;; closing, 4i4c. Year 345s935c.
OAl S--Slow and cash, loHer - 53c; July, Z'3ec
August, 25IscS2ol4c: September, zesc; year, &c.
RYE-No market.
BARLEY-No market.
H.Y-Easy for everything below best grades
Prairie SeUial so timothy. SH0Ge15.oG. Much OF
The stock of new hay here is heated and is sold for
what it will bring.
LEAD-Dull and weak. Common. 1915; refined,
S3.01.
1G4f9c dairy. 134 &c.
EGGS Quiet guaranteed fresh 1Oc.
WHlSkY-Steady. Sl.H
PROVISIONS-Fi Firm and meats higher.
PORK-In nice lots, Sll.2)
LARD-ln small Tote Si.I53ISO.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, No. July To-
CATTLE-Receipts. 1890 shipments. ,0l. MIR
keJ steady Choice heavy native steers, 35.lGep7>J;
fair to good native steers, st4Gsa25; butchers
steers medium TO choice. sj.3G@i,j0 stoekers an :
feeders fair to good s22Jg3.Go rangers, corn fed.
S3.j0sl4.5U; grass fed, S23,43.tu
HOGS-Rec eipis, LOO; shipments. go. Market
steady. Choice heavy and butchers SELECTIONS;
s5sla.59o packing; medium to P prime s''oFs''SO;
SHEEP Receipts. 200; shipments. 500. Market
firm Fair to choice. S333Gt.7a.
SES-Receipts 125 shipments, 275. Texans
Q d Indians in carloads Se0yOes:slOl.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
BOARDING.

E-J-Basies 20 hez-t a. carr fer q. ~ N
W Enssi3ESSsl r. : Efrr<yT- JsEe s~sE<-s BIC
Tor IL % 2y-s7s, &.sd hose sozf1- &I
NtF .ASLEE1- garter a few E>cs-srs wa-s.sss
w saso ssT "a De board - - @Sy-s Tgsss "a
ave ESses st-s g1as.erE cozssl3ezEsA SIS
VrANTEEt-A f>~ rpCrrs EaoskF fa-rtss~5 S.
w ksx-~ Ts7h s.asssr- ecasez2css>s, sssz s<<SFf-
tseA. sss4zs for Tosz IN Ia Fsczz3fy g. : =
p>ka &Ss es4@S
NUASIEL- Ea@rSerS. 50 sCatt Es s~F
w v-~k Iz-re. eo>7 esnszx fSoss
t4.s- Il =. TSs>ss. o&-zA
yVASJFD - E1&--ers - ysrys-ass4- 49, az
w pseszs-s rsSa-8 A. yezs9zSsss rsze~ 49,
Tn-~s<s Air.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Physician and Surgeon, Office 5?9 E Douglas ave
Telephone al Office No 24. telephone at residence
No. ll6. Residence l2ls n Market. ta-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

NTANTED-Men and women-If you want some
~ thing to do come o me. have been ii thls
business in this city fOr years and und employ
ment for Is people last year and if the Kind OF
ell poy ment you are looking or can lie had 1T all
can procure lt for you not only In this city but in
mBny others. Good cooks dining room girls and
girls for homework. can so work = any time.
When you write for particulars enclose ~ cents In
stamps. j. Il. kenworthy 522 st Douglas
scot
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
Chicago Live Stock.


The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 900 shipments, 500 Mar
ket steady to lower. Deryes, $4.0Rso25; stockerS
and feeders, 81 3583; cows. bulls and mixed, $40
@525; Texas cattle Sl.1;ss4.J9.
HOGS-Receipts, @,GOo; shipments 'UD market
opened &c lower closing strong. Mixed. S5.o5S3 So
heavy, S560G5.95; light. S5.55aj.sJ
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1909. Market
active and steady. Natives s. .5e5,,t western
sjo@iIG; Texans, SJ.JbG4.C, lambs, sJUO56ouper UO
mounds,
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Wichita ana Suburban.
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car caves Fourth and Williams at 600 m.
commencing at i;t3 a II car W II leave IS minutes
after every hour untn 1918 p H. cross ing Douglas
avenue on Water. % minutes past the hour. Car
leaving corner First and Main 80 m 80 and
t;,J y nj VIII connect with Paramount.
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS, PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main streets daily at 500. s5l-,
al, 1sSo'. -. S.l0-. SD o.. SIZE sa-, $50 0lB.
100 lc5H' llo u$r. llsa M II lo' T. 0, L ~.
$50. 5:l0 53u4 $50 6:lO'. G:U 6;.~ no IS0s =,
Slu-. s;st Sa'0-, 9:lU, $50 80 IL 10 n.
B-Tne star indicates that the car goes through
to the Car Works without delay or transfer.
LKAvE PARAMOUNT ron CITY.
600 go, 80 sea- s30 $40 1910 lI.l0 l9i1 1:lQ c;is
SlO 4:le 40, so SO, 7.sl. 80 $50. slQ. ltU1.
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY
$40, 65S. 7:55, sS SIS e:S5, lo1S i0S II 81 iaI5
l2.. l 2;l5 255. 90, AIS. 4;Jj, $50 sis, - ..l5
e;l5 SIS, a;35 IL :,
Cars leave after all plays at Crawford Grand
Extra cars can I've had by te9ephoning No 40 or
calling al Office No ISL y Fourth avenue
LEE TAYLOR, Manager.
O. !. CHAPMAN, Sapt. DIS
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FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

T-OR SALE OR EKCHANsE-s bassIe-s bozs4.
II EGts. of e roorIzs. o5psTs ao5Se az d-sasass
AID / acres 0; AMI a. IL tas sSsssnsss syzsr. al
city ..uiis 81 %!Eet>sss-. ssf = Sock
IL IL AL II god r21Afzsz order. TIE Cd PAR
lsscuEa s>sess AID p1-f 2os- ! zzy - 500 ~ y p
Loore ascs NJ 5ts sorts Skrxes address ~ po~s
c-scs- %0a- zez1 cr-ze or write on5y .ho~e VIA
rseAz b1s.zesa Vs. ". Chapman. q wiscAe~s~r,
Iasncsk eGSs
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
Notice to Work Poll Tax.

AL persons who have been notified by
the undersigned to work on the streets a
per city ordinance, failing to appear at
the time and place specified in said notice.
viii on and after this date be promptly
dealt with according TO law, and warrant.
for their arrest be issued against them
without further notice. !. y. STONE,
Street Commissioner.
Wichita, Kan, May IL ISIS. I5i II
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
otal sales of stocks today were 27l,213 shares
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, KAN, July To-
wHFAT-No. 2 soft &C; No hard. 5Jc.
COTN-white. SIC; mixed, &C.
OATS-Old. lSc
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
st. Louis Produce.

ST, LoCls. Mo July lG.
FLOUR-More active and firm
wHEAT-Unfayofabe, kuropea an .vsai h. higher
cables. bad weather here small receipts and c-ner-
ally advancing home markets put prices up and
the close was lfG nc above saturday. NJ. . red
Fash, sSasc; July ss5sss9 c, closing - c August S
aeLc, closing ~ September. 1as zssiC closing 20 =,
asked: December. h55aeesiASc; closing. S4l<c.
CORN-Dull. with a pressure TO sell. which bore
prices down sasasc below SATURDAY. Cash. ASsS.ac.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska.
(Rock Island Routej

(Rock Island Route)
GOING NORTH q EAST
No. 2. Kansas City. st. Louis and Cni ago
through Mail and Express daily, arrives
CHA m: departs. 9:l5
No. 1, haL-aS CIiy, -. Louis and Chicago
Night Express. daily, arrives 9:4j IN; de
parts .............................. $50 IN
No. g.. Accommodation, leaves daily lex
cept sunday Observation-Disclosures .....lloJ N
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3. Kansas City. 1t. Louis and Chicago
Express arrives {: . ~ and departs go a m
No. !, Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and Express, arrives 10
m and departs -. .................... e. ,;35 p IN
No. 81, Accomn odation, leaves daily lex
ccpt Sunday .............. ......... 2:l5 p m
Takes effect Sunday. June - ioSS.
Elegant free reclining chair morning trains
Pullman sleeping on all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points,
City ticket Office 30 Il. Doug ave. and depot cor
her Mead and Douglas avenues
{. 4. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

a Little Pitchers Question-
Marina, uso Is Sally For.ar sxkst Htx1s
Du1aiey.
'-Im s1re dat know, etiid; nsvr
beard Of he-"
Why, paps kDo~s se-, Tor he says every
morning. 10. - Sally Forth --Des-sss
trrs fnsxA
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; unchanged
WHEAT-No spring, olqSi7sc; No ? red. Sic.
C0RN-No. . $50.
OATS No. Sl3.tgSc.
kNE-No. :. 5Sc.
BARLEY-No ,, 62SGS-.
FLAX SEED-sl 0Rsll0.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime S2s0
PORK-$iS -fS 40.
LARD-$SsQ.
wHisK stsA1 .AlinllN
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
GRAIN IN SIGHT

NEW YORK, June 16.-Following was the
visible supply of grain July 18th, as COM
piled by the produce exchange:
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
STORAGE

CToRAGE-F7z Eozs~aclt sr.pts o. =se-cAsss63ss.
= soK-d or so<..s II yea Anys Axy E1,s@s - saors
sr.zx ssszz % tie Wscs4la sSses<s Co. Be- - Yea
yASs-s-An
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
FOR TRADE

T>AHEN CP-One bay horse about I? years old
L and - hands as-h: had on q heavy leather hs.
ter with rope hitch fe.G- Call AZ SIC E WiiltanJ
Street: Harry tcbert ga
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

And Notary Public. Shorthand work snd copying
Of all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed specia
terms for large contracts also contracts outside
city l.. N HULL, room S.ili2 y Main ST. iy-Imt
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
SIRAYED.

CTRAYED-F-o-a CeZess Hal. bI4rk zz2re- .
- year. ed y hands i.s.tA. hs6 i tEer ASlser
with small Fope asEaShs.- ~. a Morris ~. ~
Doz-glAs ave, "a
CTEAYEDOR OT.ES--A snail back p<D1y wits
- waite sadie Isrss On eacx ks. yeszr- -
70 j. L Hz-sxEuan- - ASgTs "a 2s142es3a ave
a-41 receive reward aS>F
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
PHILIPS & B0WN

Veterinary Surgeons. J. NJ Phl.lipS, D. V 6 grad
uate OF he Chicago ' ea- college T. A. Bov. v $.
once - Doug as avenue, wichita kas.
Telephone No 5. Iu-cs
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
q E @ KENDALL.

Attorney at law. Attorney ior Manufacturers Ex
change. Chicago. Prosecutes claims for pension
bounty. etc. Room SO. Sedgwick Block, Wichita
Kansas. 39-imo+
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
ROGERS

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and stvies
he $50 carries tho finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
Missouri Pacilc--f ort Scott Route.

Missouri Pacific--t ort Scott Route
The following is a correct time table IN effect July
Sth, 1885.
ARRIVE DEPART
From, FOR.
Fl Scott. Kansas City, st. Louis
ana Taste. Express 800 a IL 1l:f0 IN
Fl IL, Kansas City. ST Louis
and Eastern Exprcss..........-. SEQ m $40 p III
Conway Springs. Anthony and
kiowa Express ................l0 1913 m 49, a m
Conway Springs. Anthony and
hioWa Express. ......-.-... 80 p m c:l5 p m
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Gcne>eU
Express .................... ... .lIl5 7:25 a
ii tthinsOn, hauapOlis, Pueblo
and Denver Express ...........- I11 p III tij p IN
All trains daily.
The Missouri Pacific. Ft. Scott Route"
through Pullman sleeping cars TO Kansas City and
st. Louis daily. also through free feciin-
ing chair cars on both night and mornin
trains. This is the shortest line st. Louis, by
miles, and tie popular line to AL points east north
and south. Connections made in Union depotS
in both Kansas City ard 81. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket office l21 North Main ST.
+. =. p &c 10y.
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPE.WRITTNG
GENERAL sTENOGRAPHER

Mrs. Kendall copyist room 80 >edgwick build
ing, Wichita, Kansas. Hours, $40 ul 10 800 m.
oi2-lul-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Moor for Valley Center VIII leave Thirteenth
street at n A. l0lj II IL, ~ p ana 90 p IA.
Leave aiey Center for Wichita at So a. Ii AID
1870 40 and ,:1G p
Cars will leave Douglas avenue FOR car works,
connecting with motor, every hour from co. - IL
TIL S.oH =. II.
Extra cars for excursions al all times. dl1-o
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Kansas Midland Railway.
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily at ........ $50 a. m
Passenger arrives at Ellsworth. .12: m
Freight leaves wichita. 60
Freight arrives at Ellsworth. 49,
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH
Passenger from Ellsworth. otf1p
Ere 5ght from Eilswort 500 D. N
The Kansas Midland is the direct line to the north
west ana j. the hest and shortest route to Oregon
and Washington Territory points
City Union Ticket ONCE ~ North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Statiou.
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
DEAN GORDON,

Attorney and Counselor At La&. Money IN loar
short time small amounts 4Q7 Main Stree
Wichita kansas Sl52
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Kansas City Produce.

hansAs Ilty Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. July Ia
WHEAT-Cuiet; No red. 6s'4c bid: &c asked
OORN-Steady: ale bid s2c asked
0AIS-August, 9GSsc bid. SIS asked.
FLoUR-Quet. AX. &c; xxx. $i.o06 Io1: family
Eo5al Is: choice. $i.&Usto Las; fancy. Sl5S Leo eS
ira fancy. el6S,SL9 At patent, S2l0&>l5- rye Hour
tL4oaltS.
CORN MEAI-Bulk &c: sacked. sfno.
CORN CHoP-Yellon, bulk, So; sacked, 95c.
SHiPSTUFF-Bulk i0c; sacked, Sc
BRAS-Sackad. 45c.
AAI-Neak. New. Ss-0oeSi.5Q
FLAXSEED-aS@s5c
BtTIER-ftTn- Creamery fancy, lSoS ac. good.
l6c: dairy fancy. lie: good TO choice laslSc; store
packed choice, lie. Others unchanged.
CHEESE-Tvins. lec; Young America I0lqc.
kGGS-Strong. lie.
CHICkENS-Steady. s2a5sSoe roosters, s2W.
surkey..
HAMS-Sugsr cured. lllec.
RACON-BreaktsSti tic.
DRIkD BEEF-sc.
DRY SALTSHoULDERS-s6o long clear. SIS
clear rib SIS short clear $50
SMOKED SHOULDERS ss7r long clear $sl;
rlear rib. $50, short clear sS5S
P0RK-flS50
LARD-$.&.
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McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

Office in the Clement building. Rooms and & 81
n Main St., OF lock box Is. = A NeNahan. Supt.
49,.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. n. Stoddar.
Co, Publishers Mrs. L. :. Carter agent. Once VI,
Douglas ave. rooms Il ami Is. Wichita, Kan CAL
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
WILL II. MCKEE.

Lawyer and collector. room 5Is. SNh-w,ck
Building, Fms. and AsrAes SIS. M,enitAs Kan.
ae~8
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

EARN FOR sATE-verT cheap. TIE 4 ". or. ~
Il Sc. g. Lsrcosa township, Sezsgztcs cozaty. w
cry foot q II gI.ahie sr5 ss good AID as n TIE
very se~e5 80 acres y growing c-cp cf oS.s
and corr. good bearing orcBsrSs- zos1 = ster foc-
ho8s+ niles &C aezres. q J. r4s!yoae s-5of = ts
east o. Se1x<ics CIV Pre-. - T-sz acre s5ce-tsliz
DOWN, ts3zlsce q s14s Owners par q crops ska
sale. Inquire O. premise. % o~rsr &: 81 scs;A
Tc,ekz> N4chIta. han l. ,. SteEz-~ CO "a
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2 WEEKS f. SON

R. WEEKS & SON,
Contractors aud builders shop and once corner
sycamore and Chicago avenues West Wichita
dwelling % Wabash avenue 2-u
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. July 16.
Money on call easy at to IL per cent; last loan i
closing offered at J.
Prime mercantile paper 4td612. .,o.,<.or
Sterling exchange duh but steady al Si-oo74 1oi
sixty day bills and $4.Ss9 o demand
Stocks drO ,ping.
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

]. F. ADAMS,
Attorney -ai-iaw Notes bought and sold lis Y
Main street. room 5 ,,-llng
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

The Frisco i the only line rnnnin. two solid trains
daily 10 -. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita 81 Louis. Two trains daily
TO Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars Oh t..rn ana night trains. City Union
Ticket once l22 North Main street. and Union epot,
Oak ST.
W. u. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17

Tor ExCEASGE-To t,she-s and everybody s!s.
Il I re kAlsaS Abstract agency VIII fsrnlss pa
s54.Tscts 20 ~ kD1s IA tae sfG-e - kA1sss. 49,
diagrams descriptions ard sssl1Aies q ssiz>
kA4sas a bstEact ASeoCy. Rooms % I. 10 ~ =
AAx.st 81, scAita, KAE.. r. ~aeess.. mage
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BuTTER-Fatr; creamery, 15le&i9c: dairy, 10
E11c. '' -
hGGS-Higher, wanted fresh candled, 14taGl5c.
New FORK Produce.
New YORK. July l6,
WHEAT-ic higher, No. red, $685. e,eya
tor. Sa.Gs9 c delivered.
:. CORN-Quiet, but firm: No. ?, 54Jsel55c de-
asc. ~
COFFEE-Spot firm at lake; options quiet clos
ing very steady. Sales. Sl.5.1 bags
StGAk-Strong; C. eh.c; white extra c. 61-l6S,tf1sc;
yellow. oIseg6i4c granulated. ll6S fSsc.
EGGS-WeSk and unsettl q: l6ssGl Slxc
BUTTER-UnchangedlSSel &c
CHEESE-Firm but quiet; -. sI.c.
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MARY MERRILL,

Attorney-at-law. Office, room q, Biting bloch
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All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
viii be charged for the rate OF nve per line
per week: no notice for less than IS cents.
All For Sales or other business notices WIN be
charged for at the rate Of locents per line per week.
no business notice taken for les. than 80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-17
FOR EXCHANGE

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