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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-05-10
A HOME ENDORSEMENT.
What H. A. Taylors Neighbors Say
About Him.

At the St. Croix County Republican
Convention. held May eth, to elect
delegates to the State and Congress
sioual Conventions, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
WWEEas, This is the first convention of Re
puhtcaus of s.. Cr1iX county held since Hon
Il A. Taylor consented 10 be candidate for
Governor. therefore we take this opportunity 90
express our qualification over his candidacy,
and il is
FssoIasa. That In our opinion ne man In the
state IS more deserving Of, or possesses higher
qualifications for the Office oi Governor. As has
nsichbors wh0 have known him intimately for
more than twenty-five years we rouch FOR him
IS a liberal aut enterprisEng citizen. sslgaclous
ana successful business man. and a devoted and
uuf[rins Republican. He has often been urged.
but never before would consent u BE q caudi-
date far Office To his efforts are largely due the
cverW he ming Republican maIoritits tl.at have
uniformly been given in this section Of the state
Active. sagacious. honorable. be has won the
confidence OF political friends and challenged
the admiration Of enemies We commend him
@ the Republicans Il Wisconsin ioF his sterling
worth his great abilities. and his conspicuous
services % the party and pledge o. them u be
j. nominated a. their standard bearer, an un-
precedenled majority in the Northwest
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com.
plant you have printed guarantee, on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. For sale by J. A.
McMurphey. druggist, River Falls.
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English SPAWN Eminent removes all
hard. soft. or calloused Jumps and
blemisbes from horses, blood SPAWN
curhs. splints, sweeney, ring-bone, sti'
fies. sprains. swollen Threats, coughs
etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted. Sold by R. 5. Freeman
druggist. River Falls. Wis. s0-em
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IFirst publication April %, ls8s.I

CTATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court fol
- Pierce County. In the matter of the estate
OF John Wilson. deceased. In Probate,
Notice is hereby given that 'the claims and
demands OF all persons against John Wilson
deceased, late OF the town of Gilman in SAID
county of Pierce, viii be received, examined
and adjusted b. the County Court of Pierce
county, at the regular terms OF said Court, 10 be
held at the Office OF the County Judge in the vii
lage of Ellsworth in and for said county, on the
first Tuesday OF June and on the first Tuesday OF
November, A. lSSs. Also, that six months
from and afte. the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1855
is the time limiteq for creditors OF said John
Wilson, deceased, t. present their claims to SAID
Court for examination and allowance.
Dated April 10Th ISIS.
BY order Of the Court,
1-5w wv. HANCOCK, County Judge
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Senator Sp0oner has accepted an in
vitati0n tOdeliver an Grafton at the un
yelling of the monument TO Wisconsin
soldiers who fell at Gettysburg. The
exercises viii be held on that historic
field June 30th.
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[First pnlILeatlon May 5. 80

GTATE OF WISCONSIN-Circuit Court, Pierct
- County. L. A Meadows, plaintiff, vs.. Franz
Meadows. defendant
The State OF Wisconsin, to the said defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex
elusive OF the day of service, and defend The
above entitled action in the court aforesaid and
in case of your failure 10 do, judgment will bt
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint; of which a copy is herewith
served upon you.
SMITH & VANNATTA,
2-6w Plaintiff Attorneys
z. 0, address, River Falls, Pierce Co., Wis.
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THE ROYAL ROUTE.
Jhicaso. 1t. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha,
Chi.ago & NOrthMrstrrn R'rs.

Offers the best service. and makes the
fastest time of any line between II. Paul
and Chicago, and between t. Paul, Sioux
City. Omaha, Des Aloines and Kansas
CITY All trains carrying through sleep
erS and making close connection at Omaha
and Kansas CITY for California points
This Is the short line to Chicago no
change Of ears. and all classes of tickets
honoreI Two trains day each way
with finest Pullman sleepeTs and most
modern dining cars on which every deli
Cacv of the seas III may be obtained at a
moderate price These dining cars are q
special feature Of the Royal Route, and
~ liberal service and comfort are un-
equalt = hv any IN the world
For Duluth, Ashland and all Lake SUI
perior points. take this route from st
Paul. Minneapolis, Fan Claire, and all
stations East OF South. Parlor ears on
dav trains. through sleepers ON night
trains. Close connection at Ashland with
NJ, l. :. < W. trains for tie iron mines.
Buy your tickets over the Chicago, st
Paul. Minneapolis X Omaha Railway.
and You will never travel by any othe-
lire
Tickets for sale by all ticket agents.
For time tables and other information
apply 70
wv TEAsDALE, Genl Pass. Agent.
J. s. MCCULLOUGH. Nm WHEELER,
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt Traverg Pass. Agt.
ST PAUL. MINI. and
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Sebastian Wix has recently pur.
chased the farm of VIM. Young.

Sebastian Wix has recently pur.
chased the farm Of VIM. Young.
Mrs. VIM. Miles is seriously i'll.
Miss Nina Lowater began school in
the GeisgT dist, Martell, this week,
and Miss Minnie Collett began school
in the Gardiner dist, in Spring Lake
The name of G. A. r Post here has
been changed by permission OF the
Dept, and 1t is now Custer Post, No.
y.
It is reported that VIM. Young is
going 10 epen store AZ the church
corners near the blacksmith shop.
Custer Post, No. .. will keep"
Memorial Day. Services and a speech
at the hall, with a short address at
the graves.
Listen 20 ne while I softly sing
song ofthe spring, The gentle spring.
And the rain. she softly falling rain.
And Oh. the beautiful mud which Ills
The valleys up level with the hills
on the fields which the farmers ploughel last
fan
And the garden sites. il lies like pail:
The scared wild flowers have sickly hue.
Aud the DAMP discouraged air turns blue.
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For Sale.

Farm of so acres in section p. Trim
belle. 50 clear; 50 timber, living stream
lof water on it. favorable terms
given. Apply TO R. n. Jensen, River
Falls. A.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
FIERCE CoUNTY. S. Notice is here.
by given that so much Of each and every tracl
or parcel of land situate, wing and being In the
County Of Pierce, State of Wisconsin, described
in the follow ng statement rs may be necessary
therefor, will be sold at Public Auction for tax
es. interest and charges thereon for The year
1887, on the
THIRD TUESDAY or MAY, A. ID. 1888,
being the 18th DAY Of said month, and so much
Of the next succeeding days as may be necessary
to complete the sale, unless the taxes Interest
and other charges shah be paid on said land
before said day OF sale.
Sale TO be held and continued at the Office OF
the County Treasurer. in Ellsworth, County and
State aforesaid and to commence at o'clock A
NJ Of each day.
rs. BOUNCE County Treasurer
Dated at the Office Of the County Treasurer
April T. 1858
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The latest styles in stiff and soft
hats at Weisend's Clothing Store.
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STEKETEE'S
Dry Bitters
BEST TONIC KNOWN.
Mskn YauP f1wn HisseFe.
Make Your Own Bitters.

Why laE a Iu.--I Isl s- e...~l 81. -t.-.s4i iiit-
ferS. eautaiuiuE more Fua- WHISKY than nedi-
cine whea tae unaers -It. 3 VIII srud SOU 10y
mail 1se H-o1 FeEaEe % TIA ported German
Roots Here's and ffag-E'fss- W uiea VIII make
ONE e. fEEON uf tle hest TONfC any one
ever JlsssI. The ust 20 thIs Tonic has cured Iu-
afgesfsst. Dyspepsia. BjffotfsRcsS. F~rcr
asid -fa,fes and ls au appetizer none better,
sefs gu Hhc Kidneys aIa3 ECuerat debility and
gives Taue to tIe stomach. ia fast. ] challenge
all other roail-- lt IS iar rhe cheapest Tonic
known. Uue package VII equal one u0zen OF
ordinary haffseS sf titfcrs sold Tor one dollar
usr hortie. Full directions on every p2N Eil-e.
A. vaur druggist fer @SfeEefests E5s-a Bat
fel-S'- 10 your druggist does NOT keep them on
sale then send Co 80 undersigned Twin send
one package C. auy address within the z. = on
receipt uf ssg. nr two felg kagcs for JtC 4. =
stamps taken iu paymeHt Zach double pack
aye ssuE hv nail contains a sample of SrEkE-
rEE's NEURALGIA uEuFs Trial bottle 81 the
Drops. E-c.
PSI am the only inventor of sure cure
for PIN HOHHN.
"a Ask yuur druggist for -'>tt ketee' Pin Worm
Destraverr - "a mail. Address
GEORGE 8. STEEETEE,
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Statement Of Real Estate in Pierce County
Wisconsin. upon which the taxes remain un-
paid April /. 1858.
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THE BURLINGTON"
C. B. g. N. r. r.
AnlvaI lad Oeparture Of Trains al PrescOtt.

GOING SOUTH
Passenger, daily except sunday = 2 IN
Accommodation. daily except sunday. - - = IN
GOINs NORTH.
Passenger. daily except sunday .--.--- T. - = III
Accommodation. daily except SUNDAY 400 D d
For rates. tickets. time tables. etc. apply to
". g.. HALLETT. Agent. Prescott Wis.
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Beginning at the Sc corner Of nel4 Of swl4 TO- /
81 10, thence sic % CHI % stake, thence 9
Q ch. ~ links to a stake, thence e6kS e ch. 6t
links TO black oak tree. thence n So eh. i
/. TO a stake thence 62ko e ch. 65 I. to stake
thence % along ar. section line to place Of be
ginning except rods AM " by 90 rods IA and 10
the Sc corner of the above described premises.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
beverages Of tho Confederscy.

Lovers Of the fragrant efter dinner Mocha
were forced to put up with decoction of
sweet potatoes that first had been cut into
minute bits and dried on n scafold in the
sun IS country housewives dry fruit, and
then roasted and ground in worn out coffee
min or brayed in a mortar with pestle In
yet moro northern ATTITUDES parched rye
furnished even a poorer substitute for the
eastern berry, while coupled with the use Of
this last malseshift was the vulgar supersti-
ton that it produced blindness.
The old women and DR.. Johnsons of the
Confsderacy, who could not exist without
their fixed number Of cups Of tea day,
drowned their happy memories Of hyson in a
solution Of raspberry leaves, OF the moro
medicinal preparation Of the root Of the
ssssafras bush. It was a grewsons time, and
there were those who survived bullet and
blade to surrender OF last to Indigestion and
scute dyspepsia
The number and character Of Intoxicating
drinks were many and varied Corn and rye
whisky abounded, while in some ATTITUDES
pine tags and even potato Feelings went
into the iuapromptu still to come out pure
mountain dew" No internal revenue sys-
TEN aroused the ire of the nntrammeled dis
tille-s, and alcoholic liquors were cheaper in
proportion than most other commodities;
yet the amount OF drunkenness was not what
might have been expected. A favorite small
beer In those sections where the persimmon
trees fourished best was made Of the fruit Of
saat tree, and WAS called, In the vernacular
Ct st least one part Of the Confederacy,
"'poesum toddy.'-A c. Gordon in The
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
swindIed by Bogus NutmeSs-

A week ago q spruca. business looking
young man, carrying q eachel fun OF mt
negs, struck Dctroit- he put up 1t COS q
the best hotels, ordered champagne With h:s
dinner, and later called O. . veil kEovn
wholesale grocer.
'.Here are few samples Of . lasIe amount
Of nutnezs which I own and an dtspo<;ng OF
chesply-th;rty-Eine cents pound, while ths
regular price Is forty-four csnsA.' b sd,
opening the grip
The grocer thought be ava bargain a
did ss~erA other Wholesale Srocsrs % whom
the samples were shown. be bought . COO
0gnr,ent, paid cash and put than IN senck
A few days after the Stranger bad left town
the grocer chaaced 70 sample ooss The nz.-
Eeg looked al right and Eroellsd I'll right,
but ID bad co taste. SevWAl vers ssct 20 .
chemist for analysis Il was f1Gnd saas to
that see stranger bsd eors oos hses~ than
tho 0scea nutmeg scoxy. Isey vers pe>x
Er.a They had bsn picked wis gresz.
crssd add boilsd IA . E1txtErs ooctAazi8S
pulvgi.sd nutmeg, which gave tAeu tss
arae sppsafarcs and Gavor as the Esus1na
TIE grocer, with several o.kegs VITO bad he<1
dipped got their beads together, sresd 20
keep cuiss add RAISED . SUN to hsr: tbs
srsadjsr dov1 Re hsns been so1nd. b.:
Tie aosy y ssa-Dsxots Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Indebted ii, Our Fat Men,


The world does not know how much 1t is
indebted to its fat men. In Office fat men
serve as ballast to the ship of state They
are always conservative. They believe in
old ways They are cautious and averse to
trying dangerous experiments. They will
not adopt anything that has not been tested.
They never amuse themselves by scheming
They like TO have things quiet and still
They are not likely to overdo anything, e1-
cept eating and sleeping. They believe in
going to bed early, and in making up for it
by getting up late. They are regular in their
habits, one Of which is being ready when
there is call for dinner. They are never in
hurry. They are not in favor of rushing
things through. A man weighing but III
pounds win make more disturbance at any
sort of a meeting than ten men each weigh
ing $50.
Some people Of observation and experience
do appreciate the value of fat man. A
hotel keeper will extend more cordial greet
ing to a fat than to very lean man, though
he knows that the former will eat twice as
much and will demand a room ON the parlor
floor. Tailors never demand extra pay for
making suit of clothes for fat man, though
it calls for an extra amount Of cloth and
much more labor and thread. A thin man
gets into street car that is tolerably well
filed and is obliged to stand up the entire
distance he rides No one thinks to crowd
up little so as to allow him seat. Let a
fat man, whose seating capacity is twice as
large, enter tho car, however, and room to
accommodate him is Immediately made
This is as it should be. Fat men promote The
happiness of society, and their comfort should
be carefully studied by those who derive
benefit from them.-Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
He Put n Stop<to II

Ladies who are annoyed by the efforts OF
sdlniring acquaintance who endeavor to
initiate their dresses can take hint from the
Prince Of Wales, who has become disguised
with the slayish imitation Of his dress affected
by dudes and Washers. Last year be took
efectual means to put a stop to this folly.
he ordered from some unknown source an
ugly suit of dirty blanket tweed He then
put On hi0eous red shirt with blue collar,
soft felt hat with a low cream colored
crown and band Of orange ribbon, and
thrust a six handkerchief into his breast
pocket The costume was something fearful
TO behold, but it effected It's purpose. as he
had it all TO himself. It was so hideous that
even the cads would not copy ,is-Chicago
News
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, Nov. Am uhsetOie"' -
Gus feeling was developed III "ne3''
Prices fuctuated frequently anu OPP
orators were at sea as 10 'ne ~
ture of the smarket. Some were cohi,-
dent to the belief that prices VIII RUE
lower and others that sharp recovery is
likely to follow. The Influences LOT the
present are all bearish and THIS hao the
eject of making break in prices more
easily accomplished. From the closing
figures of yesterday prices declined l1sc
under liberal speculative offerings and the
closing ont of some lines on stop orders;
then followed rally of nc, which IN
urn was followed by a decline of 21sc,
then ruled irregular within &c range.
finally advanced &c and closed NC higher
for December and &c higher for May.
Trading was more general and considera-
blv larger. though local traders figured
nerbaps the most prominently at about
sl15I for May There appeared to be
enough buying orders to check further
decline and each time that figure was
reached the marked reacted, creating the
impression that the market was ''pegged"
there.
A
corn most of the session, trading being of
a very fair volume, Notwithstanding the
rather narrow fluctuations. Opening
sales were about same to &c under the
closing quotations of yesterday, was easy
for time, then developed some strength,
ruled steady and closed same to &c lower
than yesterday.
The feeling in oats was heavy and cash
or sample lots were weak and lower, while
on the speculative market the fluctuations
continued confined to so narrow range
that as compared with yesterdays closing
there was no material change to note
Trading was moderate in mess pork and
almost exclusively for January and May
deliveries Prices ruled rather easy early,
and receded 71S@l0c, but rallied again l0@
1910 and closed comparatively steady. A
quiet and comparatively steady feeling
prevailed in lard with very few changes to
note in prices. Offerings were small and
demand light, with prices little more
favorable to sellers.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03

An Albany physician, who Is something o..
an investigator, says that smoking Is not good
for any raan SO far as his physical condition
is concerned; that it is only good to relieve
mental depression; that IL does 50 simply by
diyerting q mans mind from himself and
from objects that worry him Nothing
said be. requires more devotion to it for its
enjoyment than cigar. 1t is not the taste
OF tobacco that one enjoyS II Is looking ct
the smoke, inhalinG and smelling it, and
knocking OF the ashes All these things
divert the mind, and so drive DUH cAys
away r-Alhnnv L1.nsnal
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
j. Ii. PHILLIPS. S. L PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS,

bers OF the Chicago Veterinary Association.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS graduated with honors and was
for some time aniassistant OF the eminent DR.. VIM.
sheppard IL X. c. V. s., veterinary surgeon of lame
ness. He is also member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
5. E. PHILLIPS has been associated, assis-
tant, with DR.. Withers, NJ D. V. s., Dr.. Hughes, NJ
r. C. V. S. and DR.. Baker. v S. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College,; DR.. Baker having the largest
canine practice in Chicago.
The doctors prepared to do all kinds of veter-
mary work including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph mail will receive prompt atten-
ton day or night.
Office, 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. 3. 129-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
st. Louis Produce.

ST LOUIS, NOV. =
ELOUR-Dull.
wHFAT-An extremely nervous and unsettled
market with violent fluctuations closed l4sS lasc
above yesterday; No red cash. SLCeis December.
tlUais 81 H., closing sl.llts bid May. sLlSall5Ss
clio, 6 sl.lSts'
CohN-Duls No. cash, S5leeSSc; November,
E7sc closing Sac asked, year, SlA SSssc, CLOSING
SSAsc asked.
, OATS-Essier; No. . cash. 22G22i.c bid: Norem-
her. 22Asc bid May. 2S7sc asked. 2s9sS2>Asc.
RYE-Lower and duh; No. 2caeA. 5Jlsts5lc.
BARLEH-WithoJt life; Iowa. &c.
HAh-Dult prairie, s.. 51Gs.25; timothy, $40 SOC
els.al.
ELAN SEED-Higher AT SilO.
LEAn-lower dull and weak; refined. s25sle;
chemical hard. sS5S.
BCTTER-Firm; fancy, 2a PC; choice 20s24c,
iGS-Fatr demand AZ l6c for good s.ocA
LHlSKN-Stesdy at sl4
PRONlSlONS-Dull and weak,
PORk-Sl5 10.
lARD-Pruae steam dull AZ $500
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Kansas city Produce.

Kansas city Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. ..
wHEAT-Lower; No. red. sc asked No. soft,
fl.G2 asked.
CoRN-Quiet: December. 2Slec asked.
oATS-December. 2lLsc bid 2i3sc asked
FLOUR-Dull; NX. $l.t0 XXX. 81 10; family.
flse choice s65; fancy, 81 3D. extra fancy. s. log
f.20. pate t. &2.&U@2. q.
CORN MEAL-SJasuc.
CORN CHoP-Nellow, S)Ssc.
SnIPSTUFF AND BRAN-,4elG2c.
HAY-StronG; prairie, S5.C0ae560; timothy. s7.50G
so.
FLAX SEED-SlSl
BUTTER-Receipts Light and market firm for
good: creamery, Asg2io; dairy, lsC; roll lS&l7c;
store packed. l0all Ice.
CHEESE l2@l2lc.
EGGS-Receipts light and market firm attic.
IMINE PoCLrkI-ReCeip large, hens 8. O0G
e25 roosters. $l.75; turkeys sc.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-1lc.
BREAKFAST BACON-l0bcc.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-sI.oc; long lar and
Abort clear. - So clear RIB, $500.
SMOKED HOUiDERS- $40; losg. Fear and
short ceaI IS. ,. clear rib, $50.
PORK. n
LARD-SS2S.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
STOLEN.

AIcLHs-IE-fzg 80 aga q Or 2 sal @sss
- Z>Ez4ss szfs-@s ,kds ~ hsss<ssss Al 81 "
4. 4szs A. s1e se1s 'fI-z safe sSrs~ &sc sA<r
ysS~rs. 0zs tsss ~ 0ssJE rxyssss = 9@<a@ g.
- s-rsss Al s~~zrse ~ E~T~SsSs - - - - -
{ .z-a - v.~ s.z srs-~< ~ gsas ~
CAssss. n, 49, .szzs Z xS1srfy. aAss sss 49,
- tse sAystss - f><sss Erzs go sSSsd ~ . o
- Z. .ss5y. 80 ~ e . q a<l rsss .ss
ssrpsz estiSa sSss fczss al rszss shss% b. =
w. - so. az r~~ers~1 Heese arzsL 11ss 60
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
st. Louis Live stock.

ST. Louis. Nov :,
CATTLE-Receipts. 40 shipments. none. Msr-
ket steady; Choice heavy native steers. s5.ss5ss'
fair 10 good do, Sixs.U; butchers steers medium
TO choice SoJ5eti 40 stockers and feeders. fair V
good, tsvosSsse rangers, corn fed, sS0Gss-9 grass
led, s. lolS3-i0
HOGS-Receipts. s,7lG shipments. none Market
strong. Choice heavy and outchers selections ts.s5
Ss5s9 packing, medium TO rine, e. 2SsS5..t light
grades, ordinary to best. s5 absL5.su
SHEEP-Eeceipts, SEQ shipments. none. Market
firm. tair TO choice. $S0oS&.sQ.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03

AfInotices Of Employmenf or situations wanted
VIII be charged for ut the rate Of ave cents per hns
per week: no notics for ies than 2. cents
Al For Sales or other business notices Win -
charged FOR ., the Of iccenss per line per wesk
no business notice taken for isas than % csa:A
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Ncte Books.

Ncte Books.
Blank note books for sale at this Office.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Adj
dress The Wichita EAGLE, Wichita. Kan.
15tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
Kansas Ci.y Live Stock

The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-ReceipJS. :. 50e shipments s,pn Offer
figs. common, good dressed beef. steers on "a e
Market about steady. GOOD Ia choice corn ref
81 i5Shas common medium. s. 2oStt .6.s stockers
ard feeders. SlslsS 90 grass range steers. 81 s0s
as cows, II. Se52S.
HOGS-Receipts. $50 shipments. 4'tG Strong.
active and S i0c higher Good 10 choice. 5000 =:
&s-sA
SHEEP-Receipts 81: no shipments. Steady FOR
choice Good 10 choice mutfOls, sSt9SS.l0 com
mon % medium 81 HstSW.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
FOB EXCHANGE

Loa GICuA &Cf-7s ss1sss ass s-ery s<ef, skss
II TASs Ksesxs sa~zsAs sx~2eJ 49, fsrk<& ysa
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BUTTER-Dull and unchanged.
EGGS-Steady and unchanged.

BUTTER-Dull and unchanged
EGGS-Steady and unchanged.
New FORK Produce.
NEW YORK, Nov. ..
wHEAT-Unsettled and nominal. No. red
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bags. spot steady. l5l4c.
sUGAR-Quiet.
EGG -Firmer; 2sSoiiEc.
BUTTER-Dull and steady, ls1eGea6c,
CUEESE-Quiet ana easy. 9elO'.c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-03
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