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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
The Cityss Milk Supply.

All Of the milk that is delivered in the
market of New York is at least from twelve
to twenty-four hours old, and las undergone
rough transportation of from fifteen to thirty
miles in not strictly clean vessels. The cans
used in bringing the milk to the city are not
c!eaased until returned to their owner By
the time the milk has reached the poorer
classes it has commonly undergone more or
less adulteration, often il spite Of the closest
watching by tae health authorities. In the
course Of its consumption by the average il
FAINT, IL is still further liable to tactic acid
fermentation, and, even though boiled, 1t is
not unlikely to become scorched or made
otherwise unwhoiesone for the infant
Perhaps the most important objection to
cows milk, notwithstanding the fact that it
is regarded as the nearest approach to
mothers milk is the difficult digestion Of the
caseine b. the delicate infant whose stomach
has been damaged by al attack Of summer
diarrhpa This has necessitated the inven-
ton of numerous means aud measures for
overcoming the obstacle, the most common
of which is the addition OF some farinaceoUs
substance. Such practice for an infant, pre-
vious TO the eruption Of its teeth, Is con-
trary to the provisions Of nature, and.
though occasionally successful, cannot 10 de-
Tended as a general usage upon physiological
principlcz-Dr. S. Henry Dessau in New
York Medical World
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
Gou,d's Indifference to Society.

Gould does not care for display, though he
relishes solid comfort. He lives plainly for
man Of his prodigious wealth His town
house, at Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth
street, is a regular, double brown stone,
which might be owned and kept by a citizen
worth $4,000. 600 TO s3 Coz, 900. His country
seat at Irvington is fine, with magnificent
conservatory aid beautiful grounds; but he
bought it for moderate price only few
years ago You never hear of his enter
tainments, or OF his wife's diamonds, or his
assortment of carriages. He is more than
Indifferent to society, and Mrs. Gould is rig
orously domestic. Contrary to the popular
impression, he Is we'll read, rather studious,
talks intelligently, fuently, correctly, on q
diversity of subjects, when in the mood,
though temperamentally reticent. He spends
several hours daily IN his library. and is ac-
quainted with works of pure literature that
most persons would think him ignorant Of
His manners are of tho best He speaks in O
low, gentle tone; is entirely free from az.
sumption or egotism, and has an air of per
feet breeding. Dressed WITH scrupulous neat
ness, usually in black, and with complete
simplicity, he would not be observed in q
crowd. But any one who studies the small
slight, dark man, dark eyed, dark haired,
dark whiskered, will perceive III him unnais-
taxable signs of intellectual power.
He has the faculty of dismissing business
matters altogether from his mind whenever
he chooses. To see him in the family circle,
he would never be suspected Of being one Of
the greatest, most original, most daring, most
successful of living operators He is very
charitable when properly approached. He
makes it a rule To give at least 500 to any
case which he has reason to believe genuine.
A solitary by constitution, he has outside of
his domesticity no companions in social
sense, being sufficient for himself. he has
no small talk, and it is always noticeable
that with others he is the listener. His face,
away from home, is inscrutable, and much of
his achievement is undeniably due to his
ability to keep his own counsel. The mere
making of money for moneys sake ceased,
years ago, to be an incentive with him Love
of accomplishment is his chief syur-Paul
r. Cleveland in The Cosmopolitan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

Doks about him and Perceives q mysterious
white form Doubtless the burnous Of an
Arab who wishes to assassinate him With
a trembling hand he takes his pistol and
fires On tho Mussulman. They run in from
the camp, lights are brought-the generals
assassin was . cotton cap that the orderly
had left to dry. In my Judgment, my dear
captain, Henry ", Condo, Bonaparts and
Begeaud were not absolutely towards What
do you think about itf'
81 think, madame, that they were much
less brave than you are charming and
witty
.iHere comes the pier cries the Countess
of Beausoleil, clspping her hands
In fact, servant had just placed on the
table an enormous pie, on which was bal
anced, according to usage, Q branch Of dow-
ering hawthorn.
ITO you, captain" says the baroness, with
her most gracious smile, shall be the honor
of serving the Whitsuntide pie to these Ia
dies"
"Highly dattered, assure you"
ct once Capt de Sabresac takes OF the
branch of hawthorn, which be CALAMITY
offers to Alice, and lifts the lid of the pie,
then utteTs cry, lets fall the cover, which
Is broken as IL upeecS glass OF champagne,
rises very pale, dumfounded, and falls back
on his chair. From the pie there flies out q
tame pigeon, which, after futtering about
the dining room to the mocking applause Of
the guests, comes and perches on the baron
ess' shoulder.
"How Is this, dear captains You, the i'm
passive conqueror of bears, wolves, bucks
and bears, you ere frightened at poor
pigeonl l am truly delighted. You will
have nothing more to envy in Condo and
Bonaparte."
The captain, without a show Of spiteful-
ness, holds out his hand to the baroness and
gives hers a long pressure. From the baron
ess' shoulder the pigeon steps to her head
and with its pink beak caresses AIce's
golden locks
SHOULD not the cook be pardoned, Roland,
for having forgotten to cook the pigeonl'
Indeed, yes, and l forgive him with all
my heart, my dear Alice; for this negligence
is the cause of the descent of the Holy Spirit
today on your adorable head. TRANSLATED
from the French of Fulbert Dumonteil for
Boston Transcript.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
Chicago Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. GA good business was
transacted in wheat and the feature of the
market was the existing strength. Higher
prices were again had and the market Is
rapidly nearing the high-water mark OF a
few DAYS ago The conditions were abso-
luteiy the same as have existed for the past
few days, with a prominent local trader
manifesting his hold of the market more
openly by making liberal purchases today.
The opening was firm at 10lAc higher
than Yesterdays closing, ruled irregular,
reaching point % G212c above yesterdays
closing, weakened and closed l1sc higher
tor December and nc higher for May,
Higher prices were predicted for next
week by the trader who has figured so
prominently of late in this market. The
tirmness of other markets in the northwest
helped to fortify the belief in higher prices.
There was only a moderate degeee OF spec
ulative activity in corn. though the vol
ume of transactions was very falr. Inc
prevailing feeling was one OF steadlness II
not rather firmer than yesterday. open
ing sales were 15@4c better than the clos
ing figures of yesterday, but the market
fell off on free offerings &c, reacted &c and
closed with October and November 5s81ac
and December &c higher than yesterday.
In oats there was fair demand for de-
livery. This future ruled quite firm with
some trading at &c over yesterdays clos
ing For all deliveries this side of May
however, the market ruled dull.
Trading was moderately active in mess
pork, with the interest mainly in January.
Opening prices were about sc higher, and
prices further improved 211@5c with free
offerings Later.a reduction of 30G35c was
submitted to. Toward the close prices
rallied 21l@5c and the market closed
steady fair business was reported in
lard with trading chiefly in November and
January deliveries. Prices ruled 218@5c
higher early, but declin ed 15@2Oc later IN
the day and closed rather steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
The Worlds Champfonship.


Followers Of baseball are nov turning their
attention to the worlds championship series
between the winner in the League and the
less fortunate holder of final place in ths
American association LESS fortunate,
because the worlds championship will, in all
probability, be won by the same club that
captures the League peunan. TIE New York
nine is certainly Superior TO the ST. Louis
team in the batting and pitching depart
ments. The players are almost On 9 par -
felders, aud toe only real advantage possessed
By the Western players Is IN their superior
bAse running abilitie.. Captain Ewing VIII
probably put stop 70 Conskey's base rum
ners, as Bennet: did q year ago. ]. Il al
veil enough 70 steal bsses On catcbers like
Peoples, Clarke, Cook, Pul1ner. Keenan,,
Snyder and Dononue, bot is VIII Be ~ En-
tireiy diderea. matter 20 do the tame thing
With Ewing behind tbs bat, AID his arm in
good tArovEing condition The Giants CO not
pose as base runners. and depead largely
apon batting for their victories. Still one
woud lot be far wrong IL wagering . Eoa-l
amount thai the Giants viii steal oors leases
IN the coming series than VIII tkeir S..
Louis oppoacas Welch and keese VII
probably do most CT tire pitching in
that e-is, and Ewing viii catch IA
every game n>ce9ary. Tho<e three Den
oasht to bod such Iosa Is King, Chamber
.Ain, Hodso1, Boyle and HiiiiEsn aafely.
Sins games WI, N FL probability, b
played, three II New York, three In ST.
Louis AID tAez tares CA reeuL gro1ndz
Just where those thrse odd games win -
played WIN depend esstrely upon how be
gurz,sss and percentages Of gate reostp.s
are o6ered Ii cass bufyxio shccid oder
more thAa Boston, PhflaAeap6iA q Brooklyn,
teen oes game might be played arDong tee
Bssocx Won der Abe wants 70 play xsors
games, bat nIne Is probably Al tAAs Lay vi.
naxssass fN-Snw yori TxzhunA
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
Kansas City Produce

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6
wHEAT-Stronger: No. . red, sl.0O asked; No. 2
soft. 81 o. bid. SG2 asked.
JOkN-Quet, ,lSteC bid.
OATS-A+fC asked.
FLoUR-tuiet hut firm: Xxx, sl.lG XXX, Sl.2O;
family sl4 choice. sl.i5; fancy, S2O extra fancy,
sl.2uVg2. ST patent S2.lst82UJ.
CORN MtAl-S5Jsc.
CORN CHOP-SkSS5c.
BRAN-5,ta6JC.
SH1PSTC FF-51SI65c.
RYE-lSC bid.
HAy-steady; prairie. s5.cOs6.5O; timothy. $500
600.
FLAX SFED-si.0
BUTTER Receipts light and market firm for
good: creamery, O825c dairy, lSc ro, loalic;
packed, eSllc.
CHEESk-lileal2c.
EGGS-Steadv; lie.
LIN CHlCkENS-Receipts large; hens A. 25G
2.5G ROSTERS 500
TUkkEGS-6C per pour d.
SUGAR CURED HANS-ilc.
BREAKFAST BACON-llc.
DRIED BEEF, SIC.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s7.25 long clear s.. co.
clear rib g. 10; short clear. S..6L
SMOKED SHOCLFERs-kSUs long clear, IS 5tE
clear rib 5000 short clear, $500
f0Rh-Sl4.ij.
LARD-$S2a
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
NAueHT sTIRRETH.

How still the night. Above the scattered stars
With softened Light the wide expanse illume,
And sails the full white moon the blue serene
Fall her chaste beams on widely differing scenes
Low haunts in crowded cities. and tho broad,
DARK, placid bosom of the siumberinS lake.
Adown the slope the noiseless shadows move.
And fling themselves beside the dreaming dowerA
Sleeping the tan trees stand, with arms OUT
stretched,
Holding aloft las asking heaven TO bless3
The secret nest, that, glintng through the leaves
The favored moonbeauis watch, and faint reveal
The tender beauty of the mother bird
Emma Thornton.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

81 am afraid, Edward" she sadly said,
that you do not love me now as you used to
do. You seem SO cold, So absent nindt j, SO
Indifferent tonight fear the ardor OF your
love Is dying OUT
NO, Clara, said he desperately, at is not
that. II l have seemed to you distract to-
night, forgive ma l love you now as have
always loved you-as always shall love you
till time shall end The whole truth is, I've
got acorn-r-Somerville Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
A Question of Time,

Customer-That was splendid insect pow
der you sold me the other day, Mr.. Gilman
Mr.. Gilman with justidabls pridel-Yes, ]
think its pretty good-the best In the trade
Customer-i'u take another couple Of pounds
of it, please. Mr.. Oilman-Twp poundsf
Customer-Yes, please l gave the quarter
of pound inst bought before to black
beetle. and it made him 30 III that / think Il
keep up the treatz1ent for about . week
may manage to Kill him--Fun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
j. III. PHILLIPS S. Z PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS,

Graduates OF Chicago Veterinary College; mem
bers u the Chicago Veterinary Association.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS graduated with honors and was,
for some time. assistant OF The eminent Dr.. VIM
Sheppard. VI. r. c. V =, veterinary surgeon OF lame
ness. He is also member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
5. /. PHILLIPS has been associated as an assis-
tant, with Dr. WrhtrS, NJ D. V. =. Or. Hughes, y.
r. & :, and Or. Baker, < :. professor of Chicago
Veterinary College; Or. Baker having tie largest
canine practice IN Chicago.
The doctors ase prepared 70 do all kinds of yeter
mary work, including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good npdatiois for
all patients requiring special care Calls by tee
phone. telegraph or mail viii receive prompt auen-
ton day or night.
Office, 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. 3 129-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
St. Louis Produce

ST. Louis. Oct. IS
FLoCR-Quiet and duh but firm.
WHEAD-Cash lrmer and higher. The opening
was strong on rrmer cables and advances elsewhere
coupled with light receipts in the northwest ana
under active demand the narke; sold iagei,c high
er before 1t received a check. \ small ape was
followed by another sharp rally but the close wa,
weak with December l7sc ana Nay 2Asc above
yesterday. No red, cash sl.OSis nominal: Deoenl-
her sll2sl llSs closing sllSIs asked: May sI4 g
LIS closing tLl5is asked
'CoRN-tlrm-r. No cash, Ssl4 SsSlec: Noven,-
Der SesSlsc; closing {; year $3.50 SStsc; closin,
SSac: January S2s.c: May, S51sSS5sssS5AAc closing
2Slsc.
OARS Firm; No. , cash. S2lsc asked. e2c bid.
May 2s7ss2sc October 70 bid, November, S2lec bid;
RYE-ln demand. No ,. cash. SPA : aSlbc
BARLEN-The market begins TO display more
life. Wisconsin s1LsSc; Iowa 5aS6Sc. Washington
territory. Sc
HAy-o.et aud unchanged; prairie. sSo0ss.s9;
timothy. Sl.J06l6.Gl
FLAX SEED Firm; Sis.
LIE AO-Corroduc nominally s. 659S. 20
BUTTER-Eirm creamery. D PC: dairy. 2lSSSc
EGGS-Steady, nrm Tor good stock al l6o; inferior
l<al5c
CORN MEAL-S2lO
wHISKY-Steady; STA
PRONISIONS-Quiet.
PORK-$l2tseSl5ea
LARD-Prime seam nominally s7.S71S3SM
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
4 Drawback to the Place.

II say, stranger" said passenger, as the
train stopped at q small Nebraska station,
lis there any show in this town in the real
estate line for man Who has got big money
TO iuyestw
SHOW repeated the citizen. che can
double 1t every twenty-four hours"
You don't say sol What's that awful
noise down the streetr'
That's Gu. new brass band"
We'll, / guess / won's get oHr-Ths
Epoch
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

In tho Probate Court of Sedgwick county, Kansas.
IN the matter Of the estate of II Burleigh late of
Sedgwck county, Kansas deceased
Notice * hereby given 10 A \ hyde, admniStret0r
Majors, guardian of Lulu Burleigh, Lille c Bur
leigh, Dean Burleigh, Earnest Burleigh Della Bur
leigh, the minor heirs OF Fl . Burlern and MOlie i
Burlei kh deceased and 10 said minors themselyes,
Minnie jowley, Helen Carlton. ana to Whnmever
else il may concern; that l. Charles II Srnyth, ad-
administrator of the estate Of II o Burleigh, de-
the Probate court of SedgwiCk county, Kansas. q
petition FOR the sale of all the lots IN Rureigh's First
addition to the city o. Wichita ScdgWick county,
Kansas except lots forty ti0 and fortytwo, ~ on
OBJ ana fifteen %, on Fifth avenue all in said Bur
leighs First addition also al of the lots III Bur
lelEh- Second addition to the cit. f Wichita, cedg
wick county, Kansas also all the lots in Burlegl :
county Kansas, except lots Seventvtve a. ana sew
entytIrue t13 Cleveland avenue, and lots e Ghiy
nine go r!nety-onc on nnetY-three e9) niuety-tive
cIl, on Cleveland avenue ami t!trtEc2 gGt tS, ald
forty. To- ohio avenue, ana lots flitYseYerl go
nfty-nine go, SXtv-one Of, and sixty-three. tt5t
on Wabash avenue, in said Purieghs Third
county. Kansas also the north half of the
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
N = of w II OF " !. OF section four al town
snip tWentE->eyen, u J! range one, H. east. also
west quarter, = Of 4 OF Of said section \
township a. range east: also the south half oi the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, Z of
4 Of L. OF section {. township .. range l. F.
for the payment OF the debts of me said deceased
and that ny order Of the Probate of SedgWick
county, Kansas, the said petition VIII be heard 10y
day of November lSsS. At the office OF the Probate
court of Sedgwlck county. kansas N the city OF
Wichita. CHARLES n. SMITH.
Administrator Of the estate OF
ATTEST II BUreIel, Deceased.
Probate Judge. Secgwick County, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

First Jeweler-I understand you are going
10 be married, Flywheel Miss Crosusi
Second Je1ele@YeS
First Jeweler-A very nice girl; open face,
neat hands and sN that, but can't say much
for her beauty.
Second Jeweler-Ah. but you must rensua-
DER sns Is full jeweled Free
Press
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
EM CONKT,M Nh

General practitioner OF medicine. surgery, gynae-
coogy and obstetrics. Treat all chronic and private
diseases. oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and ali disease of the rectuIn specially,
Office removed TO LA North Main street, Kan
sas National Bank. ONCE hours = to IL a. H. / to
and i TO q. dllI-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
ST, Louis Live stock.

ST. Louis. Oct II
CATTLE-Receipts. Los; shipments l.sSl Mar
ket steady; choice heavy native steers, s5uos5..e
fair TO good native steers, ssSS l butcherss eers
medium TO choIcA s&i0et5a stoekerS and feeders:
fair good, s2.fne25 rangers, cora fed. e. h 10
grass fed. S2.llIsAn
HoGS-Receipts. 2.e,0, shipments, 2lsO. Market
easy; choice heavy ana butchers selections. Sc -
Gsa.oS; packing. medium to prime. s6.SSS6sS light
grades, ordinary 10 best, s. 2SsC-i5
SHEEP-Receipts. PITT shipments ltn Market
strong; fair to choice. Sa0p034.s0
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

Good to choice corn fed. &4.T5a5 IS; common
medium 1926 4.fat stockers and feeders, $1okG
1885, grass range steers, sLC0@3.l5 COWS.
81 25a2 I5
active and.5c higher, Good to choice. S55RlG5. GO
common to medium, $46095.40; sk1ps and pigs, $500
@i40.
SHEEP-Receipts, s2a; shipments. none. Steady.
Good rochoice nuttons s3.J0S3.i5 common 10
medium 81. $4,000.
Chicago Live stock,
CHICAGO, Oct. &c.
The Drover's Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receips. $780, shipments, 1000 Market
steady: stockers and feeders S2b1S.i0; cows
bulls and mixed, s12OS2.aO; bnlk s2l0s2.iC; Texas
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 shipments. Loco. Market
opened 5GlUc higher, closed l0G15c lower; mixed
s5.:5 aa.55; heavy, S5.S5S5.f5; light. $5ooGo.6O
skips. Sl75I5lJ.
SiIEEP-Recetpts. 5,00); shipments, 2'0oe Market
STEADY: natives 81 i5a3 go westerns s3Veso'oO Tex
ans $50 %. so lambs s.. 1je5.S.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
New York Produce,

New York Produce
NEW YORK. Oct. e.
wHEAT-Dull i4'a9ec higher;
CORN-NO. = i11G4gSac.
oATS-1aS11c higher strong; mixed 2S@32c:
white 51d soc.
CoFFEE-Options steady sales $500 bags spot,
dull; easy. l53sc.
StGAR-Quiet; white extra c, 6 ll-l6G6slc; yellow
5-ld$6asc; standard \, 74c; powdered, tSsc; gran
ulated, sssc.
EGGS-Steady 2iIt622c.
BUTTER Easy; u as,2ic.
CHEkSE-Dull, easy, ys Il &c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH.

General Anaiy tiCai Chemist, Laboratory 622 Kansas
avenue, topeka. Kansas. Chemis. for the city OF
Topeka. Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited. Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions on the value Of
waters for drinking purposes, Sj.J. Complete
analysis OF waters, *lA.UL 1o-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames i'll the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime SAN pies
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
WANTED-MI MISCELLANEOUS.

w ANTED-The ladies of Wichita 10 know that
w Mrs. Mary '. a. Barnard has Just received q.
large stock Of the celebrated Jackson Corset Vast
$50 style bustles, with skirt and hose sup
porter attat hme ut and children Baker waist Mr.
Barnard 8 located at No. 10 n rth Nam street.
prompt attention. dlS+ 5.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
kansas Cry Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, OCT. %
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CATTIE-Receipts. e.sSe shipments. as01 Slow
and weak for common. AL fat and choice steady.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

An notices. Of Employment or Situations Wanted
win Be charged for tbs rate of ave cents Per Line
Per week NO notice for iess than Is csn.A
All For Sales or other business notices WIN be
charged for At the Of 10 cents par line week.
no business notice taken for less than 30 oentA
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

BCTTER-Firn; Elgin creamery. 26l2a27lgC;
choice western 256J2s choice dairy 2lS2ic; common
fair l5a loc.
EGGS-Steady at 1Sl1Il9c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

w nNTED 4 SITUATION as a clerk in a hardware
w or grocery store by young of expert
ence Best Of references furnished. Address K y.
Eagle Office. Ia9-t+
w ANTED-Young man from the east well edu
w Gated, wants a permanent position. can
give reference from Wichita cIergymen- Address
ii, this office. fSo o..
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
STORAGE

S,ToRAGE-For household gods or usrchssd,.,
- eoIsd or looss II yeE have any ECoas 70 store
bring tIesl % rs wichita Htogs4s Co. Nc lie wsss
Doug A-H
CTORAGE- Al Z ads % household zoosfs bug
- Ri@.. msrt hauGis~. etc safs4y storrrt u
10 large brick b1l4rlE corner % IairG end
Flfth avenue, formerly occupied - tie = = Supply
company. h. l. Aarsis. Manager BN-s~i
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
FOR EXCHANGE

L~OR EXCHANGE-Cood residence prop,arfr stu
Il ated In Anamusa. county -estt % Jongs county.
Iowa Three lots with groI dwelling The iots
are lJDxlsh n, well srl iruit an nafnetfal
trees, and { car % al. eurHrlHfance I Wish %
change FOR ichts rs-l. H-e property y. Afresl.
IL T.. OAK - " rhltf Ia f9ss
EOk EAi ia \bt-I0 traders and every body else
Il ! b0 kal.-as abstract agency Uill fBfuiso FS1
ht~t4a'is t. aAy auta b. tie slate ~ Eaass. .lsg
diagrams usftriI fious AID ssflEI=tss ~ value.
Kansas Abstract AEeacy. rooms } 20 4 80 u \.
Market ct. " lch4ta. Kan. g. Wheeler. manager.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW York. Oct 2s.
Money on call easy at 119@2 per cent; last loan
3 closed offered att ,.c
Prime mercantile paper at 4SlSh ~. .o,
Steriine exchange quiet and weak with actHai
hnsiness at 6S3. for sixty day bills and Si.o2 LOT
demand. -,
The toa sales OF stocks today were ls2lOos shares
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

w ANTED-To exchange cigars FOR real est te or
w stock. Call on or address {. j. Griffith, No
25J y. Main. room z. los e.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27

Cash quotations follows:
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
WEEAT-No. 2, spring 81 l-54; No, g. spring,
piqS1p; No2 red sl.l434
LORN-No 4l9ttG4lA4c.
OATS-No. 2. 241sc.
kYE-No. 5J1sc.
FLAX SEED-No. $l45l5.
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-Sl.B.
PORK-SH 50
LARD-SS.l256.
WHISkN-SlO
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-27
PIANO AND GERMAN,

Mrs. Tn Reichman Lea, a native of Germany
graduate of the Conservatory OF LelpSc, 1natructS
pianOforte music, German ana French. oJ3 south
Water street. lI1-lm*