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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
OFF FOR CALIFORNIA,

Captain John B. Carey left yesterday
morning for his California home. He
says as soon as the council commences
work on the new city building be will
come back and enter into contract with
the city to do exactly what he told the
council he could be relied upon for doing.
He is anxious that work be commenced on
the building and he can commence opera
tions on another fine block closing the
one hundred feet gap between the city
building and the Carey hotel. He would
prefer that the city building be not less
than four stories high, and in such event
he will put up his block five stories to con-
form with the hotel, and would much
prefer to have the city building FIVE stories,
making a uniform block, one of the finest
in, ba tnt
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
LOOKING FOR LOCATION.

1t has been reported that the Wichita
Wholesale Grocery company was buying
property on Water street between Second
and Third. a member of the company
was seen yesterday aud said the report
was incorrect as they had not looked at
any property 10 that locality, and while
they had looked at several locations for a
building in which to do their business, 10
selection had been made. The company
was anxious to make a change TO larger
and stronger building. and TO one built
expressly for their business. They hoped
in few days 20 be able 70 get a suitable
location and proceed with the building as
rapidly as possible.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ELECTRIC LINE.

1t will be remembered that j. o. David
son and George l.. Rouse left the city some
time since for the purpose Of investigating
the different electric railway systems,
especially into the practicability of the
storage system, which the Wichita Street
Railway company have been waiting for
year or more, hoping that it would be
made success. B. H. Campbell, presi-
dent of the company, is in receipt of
message from MIR. Davidson, dated Boston,
to the effect that the storage system is not
yet a success, and that Boston has granted
the right to put poles on Washington and
all business aud residence streets. We
presume the only question remaining to he
settled for our city is where shall the poles
be placed for the overhead system, An
immediate settlement of this question and
the lines put in operation as soon as posi-
bic is what the public most desire.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
THE BARTENDER RAN.

Officer Longmire made raid on Jack
Belton's joint. corner of Douglas and Law
renee yesterday. Jack was not present but
the place was in charge of bartender.
AS soon as the officer was seen the bar
tender started up on the roof of the build
ing and jumped down into the alley in the
rear with the officer close second in the
race. Longmire was finally distanced and
be returned to the joint, where he placed a
customer under arrest. Bolton had re-
turned to the place, however, while the
officer was in pursuit Of the bartender and
succeeded in hiding what liquors were on
hand. The parties interested were col
arai
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Plain moonstone faces are at present much
wosp for scarf pins
Silver link purses, with American 81 pieces
for tops, are popular among the ladies'
A fashionable charm for silk fob Is ar
ancient Roman coin, framed in a coil Of gold
links
flask having silver NEUROLOGICAL figures
carved In relief on gold Is eliciting much
praise.
another manufacturer TO produce bracelet
Of similar design
Clover leaves formed by two pearls and a
diamond are recent successful ornamental
ton for side combs
A triple pronged hairpin, In which dia-
nlond with extended rays Of gold Is mounted.
forms meritorious design
Among the latest novelties In silver Is
match casa having two dials and indicators
Tor the use Of whist players.
A gold match case, having diamond In
tie center, from which ngrag lines radiate 70
the rim, deserves adrliration.
A remarkably pretty and decidedly origi-
nal gold pendant for queen chain Is min
iature purse Of delicate gold linkA
Sapphires and diamonds, alternately Eus
pended from . necklace Of finely wrought
gold, produce q very brilliant effect
Fastened n the spokcs Of Q too.hed wbee, a
compass containing g fine pseri, makes an
appropriate scarf pin for mechanics
A groteeque desk Ornament IN silver ssrnu-
hses a Anner1can nan-o'-warS man Dedf
ta,ively seased On al old ssyis anchor.
Numbered among The fancieul designs for
Lace pima u . Ch.nee lantern with tnlaid
flowers and Celestial agures Of enamel
A tomato shaped, handsomely decorated
porcelain sl: cellar, With satin fnixhed silver
cover, hss taken the plsoe o. Tea Easter egg
design
Sax nooasto1s Indian p<oelss snspeoded
from . necklace of Al sxcseGingiy delicate
pattern Assxsy tashioos deznAnd for sone-
thing uuiQ1a
Fancy pearls h imitation OK huckisoeErto
ingeniously attached 20 . srs;Shs spEfs os
va-iegased gold leaves form lace ps, hat b
much Affected lila seAsoa
In hroocAes beautiful md Old design b .
dog Of Enau diADonds sctsaTortng 70 sezss .
ANAL and realistic looking ra-, which SIS
Just beyo0d the dogS reach
sktntui Workmanship aad ortgina,isy Of
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
VISIT CHISHOLM CREEK.

The public health committee and Coun-
Gilman Healy took whirl out to CHS
holm creek yesterday in hunt of bad
odor said to be coming from the creek.
They were giving special attention to the
Hydraulic mill dam and formulating an
opinion as to whether or not the dam
should be invited TO vacate. Some Of the
residents along the creek reported the
creek less Objectionable than usual owing
to the recent turning of Little river Water
into the creek increasing the current. As
1t was found one of the members of the
committee reports that the creek as it now
COMFORTS itself gives little cause for COM
plant, and possibly the dam removal
question can be dropped by the council,
provided it had ever really been taken up.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
The ANIMAL KINGDOM.

J p. Palmer, Of Duke, Ga, has a chicken
with one head, one bin, one ere, four legs,
two bodies and four wings
J. F. Duffy. OF Cumming, GA. recently set
a han on seventeen eggs She ha,ctsd eigh-
teen chickens and left four eggs Ia tbs nest
A pair Of chickens, joined On the Sianess
twin pattern, were patched from ons egg,
Of coursel at lexington. Yorkshire, En-
gland, recently. The Joining Is ca the mem
brans Of the wingA
An old horse which Ia very much prizsd By
ia owner, a Georgia farmer, II unable 70
grind It's food, owing 70 It's teeth having
worn very smooth, and 20 the wife Of The
farmer cooks special dishss fox &.
On the United States steamship Adams, Of
which Commander woodward ID chsef, ia a
dog, Joe, that ID the equal IN the naval sphere
cf Railroad JACK, the famous Union dspo.
dog Of Albany. joe Is natural ssiior.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ESTIMATION OATS AND WHEAT

Ex-senator Kelly says he is willing to
so on record saying that Sedgwick
county's wheat crop this year will average
thirty bushels per acre. He makes his
estimate on the showing in threshing as
far as heard from. The crop of 10 and rs
averages about twenty-five bushels per
acre, and this year would go considerable
better. Concerning the oau crop he said it
was at various times estimated at twenty
five, fifty and seventy-fve bushels per
acre, but just before the last twenty-five
was added the rust put in an appearance
and the average will be forty-dve or fifty
bushels per acre
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ONE MORE MYSTERY.

The officers are somewhat mystified at
present by the peculiar action OF woman,
who, it appears, daily visits the river bank
on the west side and INDUCES in prayer.
She speaks to no one and several who have
watched her have seen tears roll down her
cheeks, but upon their approach all traces
of them disappear. She is said to bear a
strong resemblance to the wife of Z. S. G..
Like, who it VIII be remembered COM
mitted suicide about April 1s, and as she
always visits the same place and it being
the place where the body of Like was
found-south of Maple street-several
parties are of the opinion that she bears
some relation-if not his wife-.o the dead
clear up the whole business
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
READY To RESIME

| The sewer contractors, Sullivan & Stein
metz, received four car loads of pipe yes
terday from Monmouth, Illinois. They
have orders placed in four factories for
pipe, and expect no more forced delays be-
cause of mo pipe" He figures that the
| present delay was all right anyhow, owing
to the hot weather, and the spinal column
of the hot season will soon be broken and
the hands can work to good advantage.
| 1t is intended to put on a large force of
| hands in few days and rush the work as
| rapidly as possible. Mr.. Sullivan said last
evening that they expected to have the
work completed by the first of January,
the time allowed by the contract. AS TO
the packing house line it had been pro-
posed to rush the work there, and he was
willing to do so provided the council
should request such action on their part.
1t would be put down anyhow, and they
would be glad to accommodate the pack
ing interests and the city if it was in their
power.
As to using the sewer as fast as COM
pleted, Mr.. Sullivan said it was the GUS
tom to do SO in other cities, and be did not
consider it the business of the contractors
W ODJeCb- 1HeTe Was olie udHScI, ho"eNef'
The mains might not clog up because of no
flushing until they could be extended to
the north part of the city. where the flush
ing apparatus would be attached. There
was great danger. however, if the laterals
being used, clog in the absence of flushing,
and it might be well for the council to at
tach the flushing apparatus accepted for
the laterals as soon as they were completed
and do away with all chances Of trouble.
As be remembered, some system for flush
ing laterals had been adopted by the coun-
Gil, and it might be well to do that work
close after the contractors.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
POLICE COURT
PERSONAL.

W. II. Scott, of Kansas City, Is calling
on friends in the city.
W. L. Baker, of London, Eng, is num-
bered among yesterday arrivals
Henry Fellows left yesterday for Mani
tou, Col, where he will spend the sum-
mer.
D. J. Sargent, agent of the Blind Boone
Concert company, IS quartered at the Man.
haitian.
Mrs. J. Meyers left for Denver, Col,
yesterday for few weeks visit anon z
friends.
Id. Overman. Of Caldwell, was in the
city yesterday attending 10 some business
matters.
Charles Luling and family left yesterday
morning for Fondulac, Wisconsin, TO
visit relatives few weeks
Mr. F. A North left for the east last
evening. He will visit New England aud
take in most of the eastern cities.
Eli Kearns and L NJ Miller were in the
city yesterday en- route 10 Denver. They
seemed TO think Wichita all right
Mr. E I. Allen returned last evening
from Pittsburg, Kan, where he has been
few days figuring on the situation.
C. c. Turner. Esq. of FL Dorado, came
over to the city yesterday on brief busi-
ness trip. and while here made the EAGLE
a pleasant call
Mrs. Bemis and son, Harry. and Mrs
Hooker and sons Charles aud Roy, left
yesterday morning for Seattle, Wash, at
which place they will make their future
home.
Miss Bella Largent left for Benton, Kan,
LAST evening. where she will visit her
parents for two or three weeks. after
which she Will make . short visit To E
Dorado and then return 70 Wichita
Chas Mittendrof, Mcpherson: Alex
Massey, ST. Louis; E. A Mackay, ST. jos;
6. II. Logan, s.. Louis; 5. Heyman, Phils-
delphia, Pa: a J. Walker, St Louis; z
B. Holley. Kansas City; l. Belrman, St
Louis: Z. Wanderson, Chicago: J. P.
Boyer, Arkansas City, are at The Metro
pole.
E E Rains, Philadelphia Pa: Geo. A.
Nicely. Leavenwortb: T. II. Hatcher, Troy.
y. Y; f. R Cannon. Cuihson; J. Mllier,
Kentucky; Jacob Dewitt Salina, Kan.
Theodore Gardner, LaErenee. ". II
Liainger. Fredoaia Kan-: J. c. Osborn
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
STOCK YARD NOTES.

R. Benton, Derby, was on the market
yesterday with a car Of hogs.
Ii. Haufbaugh, Mulvane, yesterday had
car of fine hogs on the market.
Gilchrist Bros, of Valley Center. sent a
car of porkers to the yards yesterday
Hazelton Stock farm, Hazelton, Kan,
sent car load of grunters to the yards
yesterday.
The Santa Fs brought in nine cars of
cattle-300 head-ar 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Cowhead. o. the firm of Cowhead &
Foster, Caldwell, had Car of mixed stock
on the market.
Tucker s. Arnott, Anthony, were repre-
sented on the yards yesterday by a car of
hogs. They were brought up by Mr.. Ar
mott.
Business is gradually getting better at
the yards aud prices are getting better.
Shippers should remember the fact that
Whitaker & Sons start their immense
plant the first of August and their buyers
will be on the yards in few days.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE CRAWFORD.

Blind Boone played at Goshen, Ind, on
the night of March 20, and so delighted the
people of that city that an engagement has
been made to have him go back on the Sd
of April. Everywhere this new prodigy is
creating great sensation Let US give
the young genius full house here on the
3lst of this month The boy Boone, of
whom so much has been said by the wes-
tern press, is blind colored lad not yet
20 years of age. He is said to be not only
a player, but a musician with a greater
natural talent than any other living man
or woman in this country or Europe. He
has composed about sixty pieces that
musicians claim are equal to the compost
tions of the great masters.
Will appear Sunday and Monday nights,
July 81 and %, at Crawford Grand opera
house. Seats On sale Friday morning, Ju-
ly 10, at 8 O'Clock.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
PICNIC

The Lincoln Street Presbyterian SUNDAY
school will have picnic today at River
side park. All members OF the Sunday
school and congregation are requested to
meet at the corner of Douglas avenue and
Market street at S:45 g. M, so as to be
ready to take the electric motor at 9
O'Clock. sharp. Parties wishing to take
lunch will please leave their baskets at
the church, corner of Emporia and Lin
coin streets, not later than a. m. A way
will be provided to take them to the
grounds.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Some Customs That naks Hospitality More
Charming 20 Both Guest and Hoste.a
4 lady widely popular - guess !n vesy
pieasan. hocs1 was oacs asked Whist nA6s
her s1ch Q fsvoritA GhS answered Tat -
did not know, unls. 10 WA bscanas shs sook
. good many maps II he- own room Ehs
fur-ses sxp1A4ned tAAs tbs r1t vreloc-zs
gress vas Inevitably sons restraint co tas
EoTeD<us AID oocupa-3oas q TIE fzr1cy
AID tAAt sss hersef AIMED 70 reisce tia 70 a
minimum By xe>2tnS ke-sss o.: q tbs way
Tor good deal a ths tina
Ia reality ace rarely wsr: 70 s,eep L Tia
daytime. DC. by locking hsrsa8 iSto lar 0ra
room fc< that s*saxhA parpos 80 so< CAY
e1tnad rSss tox kernt, b1s ssvs 70 % teoS
around hx. rh-n. IL sny oue nd. scxsoo-
ly, Where b E-azzbe.kr the szs~v q: oscs
cana, "SAs h lying down IN he< svn roo1a;
we nWs nss dzss1sb k~." Sc tos family
s-1A d.sperx WITH eleAr co-.rsaccs 20 tes
rs-icus occupations r<-kag &C "a rssEsh>rs.
ana .,y and by EHAt<<h ooz5d rszP7sAr AID
Cad that xA< lad s>g=u % Be really nsz1d
IT vii beSer Tat sApp-ssss h fes ca&
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
OFF FOR THE ROCKIES.

Quite good sized party left last eve
ming for Wagon Wheel Gap, where the hot
winds blow not. and the mercury little ex-
pands The party over the Missouri Pa
ciic was composed of NJ. J. Oliver and
wife, T. w. Oliver and wife. Mrs. Ray
Oliver, c. H. Smyrhe and wife, H. T. kra-
mer, 1. R, West and wife, c. f. Owen and
wife, and E. Z. Bleckley. They will take
the Scenic" line at Pueblo, and at Denver
will be met by Colonel NJ. NJ. Murdoch
and wife, who left last night over the
Santa Fe for the Gap. 1t is expected that
the party will be absent two or three
v-apEs
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
LIVING AUTHORS AGES.

Bret Harte is 40 William Black is IS
Lucy LArcom Is es. Rose Terry Cooke Is C.
Lew Wallace is c. J. I. Trowbridge Is el.
Miss Braddon is 81 George Bancroft h So
E q. Howe Is IS. Margaret Wade D.land
is 81
Joel Chandler Harris is Al II. Il Boyesen
Is 30
George ". Cable Is ~ Julian Hawthorne
IS 80
Mary Mapes Dodge i. 81 Walter Besan.
Is 81.
John Biselow Is IL James Russell Lowell
Is 20
James Payne is 20 Moncnre D Conway
Is 81
Thomas Bailey Aldrich is n Celia Tha1-
ter is 81
Charles Dudley Warner Is 90 Marion Har-
land Is 30
Jennie June Is 81. Edmund Clarence stci-
ulan In SO
Edith NJ Thomas is Sc p Marion Craw~
ford is 81
Brander Matthess IS 81 Jams. whitooms
Riley is 20
Julia Ward Howe ia 10 Edward Everett,
Halo Is c.
Franci, Parkman Is ca George william
Curtis b o.
Blanche Willis Howard Is a. William II.
Bishop Is ~
Frances Hodson Burnett is 30. Sarah orn.
Jewett Il 80
William Dean HoweIis Is q Edward Ex-
gleston Ia 81
John G. Whittier Is 50 Oliver Wendell
Holmes Is 50
Donald G. Mitchell is e. Richard Malcolm
johnson "a e.
Edgar Fawcsts "a ~ Constance FsniIoor.
WoolsOn Is Al
Frank r Stockton Is 81 Harriet Prssoots
Spoford Is "A
aArr.s, Beeehsr Stove n. George Tick
nor Curtis Is "a
Robert Louis Stevenson Is 81 .rs Hum
phrey Ward Is -
John Habberton IL ~ EllEab~sh Stuart
Phelps Ward Ia 81
Louise irnogen Gurn-y il e. Amelia
Rives-Cbanler Is Is
Thomas Wentworth Higsinson Is &C, Rieh,
ard Henry S,oddArd is -
Saved ry AZ
Yes" aid Smith 20 Jozs<. "T'ru hard
worker and I've always ggt a deal ca ray
kan!z"
Yes" aid Jo-ss. Il nossos yos hays a.
ways deal On your hand, bat Thea you sac
trouble ard soap By T. "-bo~son Coszre-
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ghe aihia daily gayle Thursday morunq Gully IT, 1893

Chicago; JAS Axtel, St. Louis; W. l.
Evans, Austin. Tex; 81. d. Allen, Kansas
City; ]. E. Conklin, Topeka, are at the
Carey.
Robert Hoffman, Pittsburg, Pa; W. L.
Mason. Chicago; j. l. Cotton. SPRING
field, O.; George ". Dixon, Union City,
Ok; Fred Mootley, Kansas City; l. L
Wilcox, Carrollton, No.; W. P. johnson,
ST. Louis; James S. Weiss, Cinninnati: W.
w. Allen, Topeka; W. l. Martin, ST.
Louis; David c. Bach, Winfield. Kan; W.
L. Bell, Soldier. Kan; J. NJ. Pearce, ST.
Louis; F. B. Wood, ST. Joseph, Mo-. are
at the Manhattan
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

The Salvation army came near causing
serions runaway on South Emporia ave
nue. last evening. During their parade
they turned south on the above named
street and met horse and buggy driven
by woman, she having two small chill
dren in the vehicle The horse became
frightened at the drum beating and turn
ing suddenly started up ON the sidewalk.
Some men who were standing near by
caught him before he succeeded in doing
any serious damage.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
sItnpIe Arlthrn.tae.

"That Is the e4ssreoes bst-e~n she<> Ten
cent cigars ard tar tEsasy-6vs ,se-s. brad y
ssksd al faaoc-a: customer q tss hcas<s
dealer
''Ftteen oants DR.. szsd ssse honest dssixr.
WITH aga -5onryflls JozrnAl
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
KEEP OFF .CBIGGERS. -

a unique way to keep off the above pests
is told in the following by a contributor
signing himself al. c. P" Build fire
with sticks or shavings Put some tobacco
stems. or tobacco in some other form. On
the fire, then sweep the skirts or pants
through the smoke until they are thor
oughlv saturated and you are safe
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Mr.. Geo l.. Rouse, Jr., returned from a
visit OF some weeks in Cincinnati, and was
accompanied by his father-in-law, Captain
Wise. The captain is very much pleased
WIKI the general appearance of the city
and expects To remain several days
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Mr.. w. d. Ford has issued cards for a
house warming at his new residence to-
morrow evening, on the corner of College
aud Euclid avenues. As Z. S: Owing
to the appearance of a large tarantula IN
Playter park the fair sex will not be
eyDectpd -
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

County Clerk Dunkin looks mad every
time any one inquiries for the city direc-
tory. A copy Of the new issue was in the
Office about half hour when some
'thoughtless" person allowed his fingers
to stick to it and left He has not heard
from it since and offers liberal reward to
all detective agencies, city and county
authorities for return of the sticky"
volume. He says the book was very mag
netic and may be hanging to some Office
dask
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Complaints are coming from the resi-
dents along West Third regarding the con-
tiition of that thoroughfare. 1t seems that
the city in filling up the street got it too
high in places and the consequence is that
the water stands in stagnant pools. The
residents seem to think that this should
be attended to at once
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

The regular meeting takes place to-
night The picnic proposition will be
considered and a report from the Chief OF
Honor as to the result of the last ball will
be made. Come out, will you, we won't
keep you long.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

James p. Stoneroad, who has had charge
of Mr.. II. G. Toler's horses for some time,
left last evening for Denver, Col, where
he is again to train and drive Marcus"
sold by Mr.. Toler to Denver parties short
time ago Mr. Stoneroad is a thorough
horseman and has many friends here who
regret to see him leave
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A special meeting of Wichita Encamp-
ment No. %, l. o, o. F., is called for this
evening at S p. m. sharp for the purpose of
balloting for and conferi the Golden
Rule degree, Patriarchs take notice
r. A. SPEARS, C. p.
A. J. APPLICABLE, Scribe.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

One of the leading retail men stated yes
terday that so far this month business had
been much better than the showing one
year ago. He was firmly of the opinion
that Nichita's business this fall would by
far exceed any previous year.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Dayton Alderman is around town with
a big round smile on his face over the ar
rival of nice baby girl at his home, S27
West Maple street. Mother and child are
doing well
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

1t was reported on the streets last night
that John l.. Sullivan was seriously i'll,
brought on by his engagement with Kill
rain. The rumor, however, was not thought
tn be correct
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Sheriff Hays yesterday received a tele-
gram from United States Marshal Walker
at Topeka telling him TO hold prisoners as
Judge Foster would accept no more pleas
of guilty until after court met here.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

\ regular meeting of the city hospital
directory will be held tomorrow friday
morning at $50 o'clock at the new hospital,
No 1l05 North Fourth avenue A full at
tendance is urged. A. KRAMER, Pres.
NJ J. GUTHRIE, Sec
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
TO ADVERTISERS.
LAND OFFICE BLANKS.

We have a full line of land Office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders will be filled
and sent by return express. See list OF
blanks on another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18

Mrs. c. A. Walker and daughter Elva
left last evening for Cleveland, Ohio,
where they will remain few days with
relatives and then go to Orchard Beach
for stay of a few weeks
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
doingwel

Misses Belle, Minnie and Francis Slower
entertained a number of their friends
Tuesday evening at their home on West
Third street a very pleasant time was
passed by those present
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
THE COURTS.
JUSTICE COURT.

Nothing of criminal nature was up in
any of the justice courts yesterday.
PROBATE COURT.
Franklin Coen appointed guardian Of
the estate of the Coweu minors.
POLICE COURT.
J. E. Hibbins was yesterday arrested for
selling liquor. Fined 500.
J. ". Simmons for letting stock run at
large paid IS into the city treasury yester-
day.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-18
Manila Mrapping Paper.

This Office is prepared to fill orders for
MANILA wrapping paper, printed, in size
and quantity, with appropriate cuts and
designs, at ST. Louis prices