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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, No. May 2S.-CATTL E-Receipts
1900 shipments 1870. Market slow and steady steer.
s. 50s+se cows, g yosS IS; stockers and feed,
ers IS l5GS IS HOGS-ReCeipts, 5.9G shipments
500 Market 2l6@5c lower An grades IS 67le.5
5 ~; bulk s. l0SS 3. SHEEP-Receipts 500
shipTnentS 90l Market steady. Good 10 choice
muttons - U065 o. stockers and feeders IS 6OSS 81
lambs 81 SOFA u.
ST Louis No May 25-CATTL Receipts
1870 shipments 2S0. Market steady. Native
steers IS S084 az stockers and feeders s. O1a4 a.
Texas and Indians - SS&iW. HOGS Receipts
RlOE shipments SO Market lower Heavy. IS Sl5
s 90 packing grades s. 1858 81. SHEEP-Receipts
1870 shipments 2t9n Market strong. Fair 10 choice
clipped, - Goes .
CHICAGO, Ill, May g TTLE-Receipts
llOH shipments S50O Market steady. Beevr.
= S92 " 60 soI s. - SoS' iii, ane
81 5lS3 4G Texas steers 81 SlSS -. HOGS-Receipt
0lE shipments GO. Market slow. shade lower Nike
and light SSS1S4 OF heavy IS Sl64 20 skips IS l0aS ~
SHEEP-Receipts. l2ele shipments aoo. Market
s. OlS6 Gl Texans, q OES4 az lambs, 8 0ls. O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

aeon back, So 5oss 10 bacon hitches Sc 5oe7 Is

bacon backs IS 509G 10 bacon hifches % 5U@I %
bacon shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 51fS61fc. fresh
pork sausage (extras) &c, Vienna and and Fink
furt 10c, head cheese SC. boognas rounds 433t9?c.
bolognas middles 414G5c, nickles bologna 5000.
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage SC blood pudding &C.
LARD-Basis Tc's choice family 6l5c, bakers spe-
cial SIC pure leaf &c, Whttaker's Star 7c, Whtta
kers pastry SIC.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-Side or whole carcasses
5G64c hind quarters 6l9G716c, fore quarters 5lS4c
loins 8a10c. PORK-Pork loinS &c, tender Iolns &c
spare ribs SC, back bones &c.
PREPARED PICKED GOODS-Pig's feet put IN
halves and spiced Quarter bbls. 40 lbs % Kits 10
lbs 75c. Picked and spiced pigs tongue-klttS, 10
lbs. 81 rs Triple picked and spiced--Quarter Dds
20 lbs. 90 kits, Is lbs. Csc.
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Brief Mention.

J.B. Slough sent in car of hogs from
Pontiac
Philo Hunter came in from Elbing with
a car of mixed stock.
Williams & Eakin had hogs on the mar
ket
in. Hutton, Corbin, came in with two
cars of hogs.
Yoeman & Day, Kingman, sent in a car
of hogs.
John Gilchrist, Belle Plains, has car of
hogs at the yards
w. c. Hutchinson, Greensburg, market
ed a car of hogs.
g. R. Landers, Corwin, came in with
car of hogs.
II. Fisher, Belle Plaine, had hogs at
the wards.
m. johnson, salesman for Ditmars,
Voris & Co., marketed twenty-three head
of fine butchers steers and heifers, which
sold at good figures. Mr.. J. fed those cat
tie on his farm eight miles north of the
city.
Mr.. Galloway shipped a car of horses to
Springfield, No, today.
Patterson & Barnett, Arkansas City,
marketed hogs.
n. c. Kenyon, Geuda Springs, sent in a
car of hogs.
The contract for the iron work for the
new yards has been let TO the Steward
Bros. Iron Works.
A. w Carr, of Carr & Son, Udall, came
in with a car of hogs.
Jesse Forrest, of Phipps, purchased
ninety head of feeding steers at the yards
today.
James Andrews, Kanapolis bought fiji
ty-seven head of feeding steers on the mar
ket this afternoon.
NJ. a. Nations, manager of the B. & NJ.
ranch, in the Usage nation, was looking
over the yards this afternoon.
Eldridge & Campbell sold 14T head of
feeding steers this afternoon, which will
be shipped TO Ellsworth county tonight.
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Employment agencies.
Under this head &c per line per day.


WANTED ENGINEER FOR RUNNING
w pumping engine in holel and competent to
keep up all repairs. Wages 80 and board = head
waiter in dining room, dining room girls. I cook
wages $50 cook in small hotel, wages T. per week
10 news agents 10 sell goods train. This j. the
best JOB young man can obtain, pleasant Fun OF
HE and instruction, and good agents viii make s 70
- per day. experienced shoe Clerk,l hotel runner
first class dry goods clerk. farm s8nds: girls to
so TO Colorado, wages 50 to so S7r month. For
particulars address with stamps. J. r. kenwOrthy
& Co., 50 +. Douglas. dj2
NTANTED-127 MEN on GRAVEL TRAIN AND
w extra gang, wages sL75 per day; 81 section
hands. wages Sl45 per day: ali 10 70 on the Mon
Pacific along the line from Cheyenne 10 salt Lake.
Ogden aud west 10 bridge carpenters. wages g 70
$50 per day; 30 tie choppers, wages l. 20 IS cents
per tie; these carpenters 20 70 the front IN Utah:
work guaranteed by II. BOUf0rd & Co shipping
agents FOR the Union Pacific. salt Lake Utah We
viii furnish you transportation 20 the above work
from Wichita al the very io1T fare % g. trains leaves
the Missouri Pacific depo; az II clock, bay 2. 100
Now = your time 20 20 west a. very little cot ard
procure summers Job. J. r Herworthy & Co,
Employment Agents, Wichita, room {, owe -
Douglas avenue d. o.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA, Kan, May ..
Strawberries came in poor shape this morning
Prices were weak. Everything else on the ISL IN
fair supply and prices steady
ORANGES-Mexfca1. 81 1894 on per box. baskets
50 7594 co. California Mediterranean sweet Utg4 ~
per box Messina s. T5g4 90 per box Imperial 81 81
per box. San Diego 4 25per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box. s. O95O.
STRAWBERRIES-S2 00d5 20 per crate.
PINE APPLES-S3 5O94 90 per doZ,
APPLES-NOne in market.
BANANAS-$2O0@ 50 90 per bunch fancy 50 80 per
bunch. ..o-
FIGS-Layers 15G1Sc per ID Il oval boxes $500
- per 100
I2al4 ID boxes. 1216c per ID
HONEY-California, ID frames, I9lSc perIo-
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Southern exeursion rats In Elect May
q via the FrlHcs line. limited thirty days
for the round TIP. a. httls more thai
one fare, % the following pint. Pine
Vile. h XiddIssboFOugh. Ky. Colnm bia.
Tenn, Florsaoe. Ala. Decatur. Ala. 5hef-
field. Ala. Cullrzzn. Ala. OcsaB Sprin -.
= So Birmingham. Ala. Ca4sfA- Ala.
Everzreen. Ala. CkiylSy. Pa Also Il
eurzlou tickets 70 FOR worth "a Psras.
Tex. - one fare Tor tbs round trip lna-
ted June 3 DAtes q sa.e. Nay - - b
frefr.fva f11ff
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wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kanr May %.
fairly good
SOLE MISUNDERSTANDING 993lc, B. A 20
29C. good damage 21a2Sc.
HARNESS-Acorn oak &c, No oak SAC, l.. ID. sc,
Union 30c. HemlOCk &c
CALF-DomestiC G5c@Sl On. French 81 OOC9l 50.
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy IS 81, heavy
IS co. medium 81 So light 81 259l 10
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rome Cnrious RainboHs.

Professor Tyndall hes described various
ways Of producing artificial rainbows BY
means OF electric light and artificial East,
the bows themselves being almost. IL not
wholly, circular IN form Dr.. Fleming ard
others RECENTLY witnessed Z natural rain
bow OF circular form from the summit II
Glydr-Vech. Wales Standing O. the pin
nacle ana locking into thc valley xhe-e
lies the Iskelet. I.lyu IdwAl, the spectators
saw their shadows protested on tic mist,
and surrounding the head OF each were two
conceztric raiabows, completely circular
The colOgs u the inner bow were IN the CT
3e- Of the primary bow, While these Of TIE
outer circle we're completely -eTerssd Dur
ing the who.c tire Of observation the sun
was shining brightly 20 tie backs Ok tbs
o5serve-s,-S1 Louis ae2a6l.c-.
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wichita Provision Market:

WICHITA, Kan May =.
ThecontInued heavy run OF hogs and the decline
IN prices has tendency 10 weaken the price OF hog
products The demand Is quite active.
SUGAR CURED AIEATS-Canvsss or plain hams.
- lbs and up esdIllac hams lSs0 bs llls hams me
dunn and up I0lsal2c hams small size l1@lS lfs II
I2Jec California picnic hams &c. breakfast hsc on
tfull width strips slSl0c, dried beef sin extra
dry r. smoked beef tongues per doZ - ~ cottage
or bOnees hams SISC New York shoulders bs64C Call
fornia bacon 6l4c tennessee bacon SIC rolled shoul-
dcrS b1nelcSS SC
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed DRY salt
So DG5 - Per 100 lbs clear bitches 6c, English bel
lies CRc long clear sides Is 90 - shoulders 44e,
Gear backs 50 OgQ6 p per 100 lbs long clear bacon
g So96 g cwt short clesz bacon 81 2SS6 90 clear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

Commencing sunday. March = tho
Great KOek Island ruuta Will place la
service betwesn KsasAs City and Denver
their new and IDzgnIboFut dining cars.
aPeuce De Leon "Delmoute" ard Ray
nnond-7 Passenger leaving bichita ca
the morning trains foT Pueblo. Colorado
Spriues and Denver wil h a~Tved WITH
dinner and supper On th-ss traiHA tlD-tf
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, May %
Corn and oats continue 10 come in freely. There
is a weaker feeling in corn on this market and 1t
looks as though prices might go lower, Wheat, oats
and rye in demand at quotations.
Receipts for q hours: 5l,2O0 bushels corn; 1000
bushels oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-GoOd milling S09S216c. while other grades
are quoted at zoe and down.
CORN-No or better PC, white 2312c.
OATS-20923c.
RYE-No 3. or better 35c@375&.
HAYS 50 per ton, - 0On car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots Soc per 100 lbs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money

New York Money.
NEW YORK. May %.
Money call easy. ranging from Sig to per cent,
last loan 50. closed offered at 51e.
Prime mercantile paper 567.
Sterling exchange quiet steady at 81 S314 for 60
day bills and 81 ssh for demand
The total sale of stocks today were S3s. 7o6 shares
Stocks today were dull but about steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

Commencing April 3. tbs Missouri Pa
eEar rzsiaav w1u all ticksts % P1~tla.
COLORADO springs ard Denver Tor o. - frocl
wichita Cal ~ Afs@our1 Pse4ae ileKss
osfsoe. ~ North Man zrast. = Yes HzaE
cheap rates = al posats !ltU
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
HOGS
Receints lI30

some hogs held over for tonorrow's market. The
market opened about % cents higher than yester-
days close owing TO error in early telegram
received from Kansas City quoting the market
higher when in fact it lower. The market
dropped back to s.. 65 before noon and $36279 pur
chased most of the afternoon offerings, as Kansas
City lower. The market closed about steady.
Some prophesy the market will go to 500 but
there will of course be some reactions and prices
will be stronger for few days.
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CEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED At
= THE uflrs ~ me sfpsrv.sissE 'tscf treasury
department. Is zzhinEt9a. -. O.. uHti q Ctu-
on tho Gth day - June 10 FOR al fha lsbrr aud
material required 70 lI ST. place sufEpirfs the iur
FentiIatiug 4ppsrst9s Afid p4srrF BIirT EitA rpF-
uFCfiuus for The tniLri -tatTs IrzstQfsfr. rfs3r&
b0u4s &C huiidiuE az Tichita, Kan. n aoearts sss
with drawing AID sfeclheatiqu- eagiss - ubtfA
may ~ had or apCcAfizn a. tliA uras i3s c-jfU
~ no approximation EarG "a mlst - accuta-
panied ~ a cr-tIHed check FAR 40
The deEsrf 1el Fli reject all BIDS refsfTed affer
the time fixed for 0yeuinE Tue zane aisp t1a whicl
do 1of comply sfr4siy win si ths Es arFTHeria =
tEis t8eifafI1aA IAa u NLEuHfss
MayIt 10 Q i-eoa-s Supervising Arshiisct.
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BCTTER-Easy. Fancy separator La ISISc: finest
creamery lHSsljc, finest DAIRY l2}s slSI4c; nne So
l0c
EGGS-IslSsl
Kansas City Produce.
kAssAs CITY, No, May 8
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-Quiet and rirn. better grades SsIar
higher. M t5s MN 30; family 81 Cc choice 81 ~
fancy 81 Is extra fancy 81 .0SI 81 patent s eos
10
WHEAT-Hisner No 2hari cash Sc. May S6JSc
No red cash slc bid. May Pc bid
CORN-SlTonger, No cash &C bid, 29ls asked.
MAY -.
oATS-Lower. No. . cash &c. May INC.
RHE-Lower- No cash and May sc bid 47isc
asked.
EAY-Stronger. Fancy rssirie s. 81
LEAD-Ql-et. soft Missouri and common S IS
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FINANCIAL.
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1TONEY TO LGAS OK FLEsIT AZ. PiASO-.
vi .oEgzrs. tfs--eF cs2tes- TuNs WAEsE-s 60. u
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& Co room 81 se@ENtck a-1cE. u aa1F- IL
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5-rgre--r also Eors@s. azffss. ErAiE. hezsss1ss
s-rsscs 81 Egzss Ezrgsg- - szA Il s@eEprsek
800 -
no YOr wGyT EuNET ~ 7 II Di.T-E ~
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a. aln.4s = go ssrz-fg e-Ss =
NFoNEg To LDAS-wE HAWK sHoEgz TlME
vi r-g1sF 20 I'D ~ AfsTsSs. a. 49,. 49,
Iss. fEz- lls--rEzzzs SseEsl-- Sazsss-ts 49,
ATuNET fnaSED OK HORSES Ef-afsfEa8
vi cg-s pace ss-ssala1 fsra.ftsrF ar &alss
hsg4rts II Fo1 wzNt sEzA4 4zssSsE.f - zs.e.sT
s-lz-s arsd - 7. h2sz 4 Co eFsr - &sr~t4
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NEONET 70 EuAN--FfuET TrNE MOSS ~ AZ
VI .r7rrst rrfss farsss eEfE5e. sse1. p =
ga - = 81 Dss1szs sFszEA ~
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Wichita Wool Market,

WICHITA. Kan, May g.
There seems to be very little wool moving at pres
ent. No change in prices,
Bright condition. Bright medium 15c, heavy me-
dunn 14C, light fine 1870, heavy fine l2c.
Earthly conditions-Medium l3c. fine 9911c, coarse
1l(dlSc, Mexican select grades l2Glic, coarse and
kenny SlGlCC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

tween ~ kifit7 AnH ~ 4Vseph-
The Atchison. Topeka a. Santa Fe rail-
road are now running IN their night train
leaving Wichita a, go ?. n. a Lsv combi-
nation Pullman sleeping and chair car
Wichita 20 -. Josehp, through T0peku
aud Atchisou. This car arrives AZ Topeka
81 4.25 g. II AtehisOn A. q - a o and -
Joseph : O'Clock a IN The santa Pc -
the only line having this arrangements
from wichita. " d MUEDoCK
S3tf, Passsu ger and Itcket Agsat
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wichita Produce Market.
T1rv~- ~

WICHITA. Kan, May @.
There are no changes worthy of note. There
seems to be fair supply in all lines with a very
good demand.
POTAToES-Kansas SOC per bushei, northern 75c
per bushel.
CABBAGFS-New sc.
ONIONS-NOne in market
PIE PLANT-lC per h.
SPINAGE-5c per H.
LETTUCE-l0c per ID.
RADISHES-l2I6c per doZ. punches.
ASPARAGUS-25C per dOz. lunches.
SPRING ONIONS-10c doz lunches
PARSLEY-22c doz lunches
EGGS-919G lOc per dOz.
BUTTER-FaGcv creamery lie, choice creamery
l4c choice butter 2 dl4c fair PC cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE-Eastern fun cream &c, half cream llG
&c skim SG9c, lmburger l29gl4c brick l5Gl6, tull
cream Swiss 166l6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 616&sc per h., live 81 $50
TtRKEYS-Live 6@7c per h.. dressed 99l1c.
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK May o.
wHEAT-Dull and weaker. No. red cash
991S@9g14c.
CORN-Firm, dull. No 3 4G74O1%c.
OATS-Firm. No. 2 white 36a57c.
COFFEE-Barely steady and 10 points downfor op-
tions. Sales Al 600 bags. Spot Rio 1876.
SUGAR-Refined steady. Standard A 615-l6c
6S-l6c powdered 614c
EGGS-Firmer Fair demand. Western 1514915c16.
RITTTER-Weak Western creamery 61IIc vesr-
ern dairy &c all.
CHEESE-Stea6y. 4G615c.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, May %

WICHITA, Kan, May g
CATTLE.
Receipts 80; shipments l0O
The receipts are running light on account OF Jhe
late break in the eastern markets, and the less de-
mand foI heavy cattle. The export trade mas goI a
black eve for the present. Choice butchers grades
to be the favOrte sellers at present ana prices
rule steady this kind of cattle. There seems 10
be quite demand all the time for native feeding
steers and stockers. and at good figures. The mar
ket closed fairly steady. Chicago market slow and
dull and Kansas City closed steady.
Native sbipping steers fancy, 1400al6J0
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.


Shipments % horses.
The receipts are running little light. There is a
good demand for nearly all kinds Of good stock.
Prices stRady strong.
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st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May %.
FLOUR-Higher Choice IS 1905 40 fancy
as Is.
WHEAT-No 2 red cash 9S16@99c; July $3.50,
August 941%6945sc.
CORN-Cash shade lower. Options &c above
yesterday. No. ? cash 321Sg52l4c; July 52159525tc,
August 325sG3294c. September S}tsc.
OATS-S1ow but higher. No cash 271ec July
2t34c. Angst 29c bid.
RYE-No. 2, 81 bid.
BARLEY-Nominal. No market.
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Wichita Hide and TaIIow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, May %.
HIDES-No1 green 32lc per h. No 2 green SIC per
H. No green salt 44c No green salt dry hides
5@716c per H. bulls and stays 2l6c.
TALLOW-NO1, sac per III. No2219c.
SHEEP PELTS--30975c each.
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chemical and refined SO 20.
MILLSTUFF-Firm.
CORN MEAL-5jc.
CORN CH0P-54c.
BRAN-53c.
FLAXSEED-$1 %.
RUTHERFORD to fancy Creamery l51kG1614c
EGGS-Firn at lie.
CHEESE-Northernt twins and Young American
109llc.
LIVE POULTRY-Steady. Choice hens So O093 80
roosters 81 0992 80; Spring chickens 81 25Sl 50.
PROVISIONS-Steady
HAMS-S9 p.
BREAKFAST BACON-$S 25
DRIED BEEF-$7 50.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs s. IS. long
clear s. 5G shoulders 81 p; short clear IS 70.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear 81 o. shoulders
s. 0G short clear sides So p.
PORK-Sll 90.
LARD-S6 3716.
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Observation-Disclosures

w rarez3 cr11hse 70 cal a. ~ a. AID etafr
resrr 60 cFer- 7 caz hep Tge- yez VII = zsaF
20 rr ez@kar- yrE1 Vii hare cf-ti tgss u dag
sfae r1.oazs II =. ia "a 1C4Za- ksa- - " Cap
Ran $50
T-oR SAIE-A SEsr FIESST-Cg-Ass BILLIARD
T abe crap NiG tsss cs-zt.e-s = eEc1azegs
V. = Sk<.t1z. - :. 2.-k>. ~ a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

!STR4YED.
Under This head e Der ln- per eaT.
GTDLE&-A BAY MARE FO&1. FkAks OLD
- brarcec CO eft s-sozldrT End az hC1s aascle
mar ed bad sddis AID rev far leatEsr hTt1le
Any Information Cza be lsft AZ ne Josrf-a3 ne
Marshall Jzrkulan- GtF
CTDLES OK sTRAYED-A SMALL BAY PONY
- hoTz sCzT % ct LIP AT Asfs ireft foot Had
sztsr AMI tgldis Cal or htcFsss IL y hasss e.
street. - lCni-A. kz1- C. y. sEuEtE- 30
CTRATED-A GREY HORSE HEAFT MASE
= Wfth0zf rt.o~s shozIt TfEra "a. TetElf ztslt
l1b po1ufs- i34 pay s%Tai reward sCE rs ~ lrz
% lie Eupo-ta avsg1us stshass. aEss-H
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE ACQUAINTANCE
"a and well known in the business circles Of
Wichita desires situation. None but esponsible
Eagle. dl57 e.
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FOR RENT-FGrm Property.
Under this head Dc PEI line per day.
EOIND

roo y ~.
Under his head u per lins per daT.
TAEEN TP-A GREY MARE ABOUT ~
i haads high ak1slt D Tears old Has TIE No
asiu brand Cali ~ Meridian AID WhsslsT street.
lfT- GaT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

II~OR RENT OK SAILED ~IHE@- AAD RESI-
y dsnce property IL all paTis q he city. Isra.e
Bros. EG-a
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AGENTS TAINTED.

GYMNASTICS wANTED-CALL At 40. 1a
- Main street chance for rGstleEs 70 make
sazze money &c"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

cry Union Ticket orsCe n SortA Eaia street. ana
Union Depot Dugias avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
A NEW BANKING HOUSE.

LON bard Brothers. of Boston. About to
Start One in Helena.
The Lombard brothers, OF Boston, attract
cd BY the growing importance of Helena az
the financial metropolis of the great north
west, have been for long time considering
the matter of starting banking house in
this city. 1t is now stated that all the ar
rangements are complete and that. the in
stitution will be under way by the middle
OF next month. The intention at first was
to have it in operation by Christmas, but
owing to the recent furry in the money
market, the projectors decided to postpor
the opening until January 15. M. j. F,
Tucker has been in Helena for month past
in the interest of the Lombard br others,
and after full investigation has concluded
that there is room for another banking
house. The Lombard brothers are well
known as careful and conservative, but at
the same time progressive bankers, and
many of their Boston customers are largely
in Montana properties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21

mechanism of figures: and it is to this
knowledge that the stockholders are in
oeoted for the banks more recent quick
growth in prosperity. The progress of Hell
almost unparalleled in the history of cities
OF similar size. When Colonel Broadwater
SAID that the Montana bank should keep
even with the procession he really meant
mat 1t should be at the head. When the
olo building WAS remodeled the result was
me o. handsomest banking building west Of
~. Paul. People look ct it now AZ the old
timers looked at the first building. From
t1e basement through the five stories to the
eoge OF the tower it is a superb picture of
architecture. The first story is Of rough
anu POLISHED granite broken only By great
s 81 OF plate glass. The front
bank The the furnishings n5ilass' en 81
a rich and dicni6ed appearance 70 the in
terror. Along the tiled floor are the count
ets and desks of polished hard wood and
SHINING brass. The fresco work is effective
~ reason of the artistic designs. Down
1ne corridor is the private office of Mr..
throughout with soft rugs, easy chairs and
oesks. The general effect Of the interior
OF the building results largely from the ad-
mlrabie harmony of the arrangements. In
1ne rear OF the counting room is the private
once OF Colonel Broadwater. It is hand
ASs woAA.Akul0O IOOIL, ana Ii usually
very busy place, for it is here that the
greater part of the colonel's business is
transacted. Beyond is tho pleasant Office Of
MI. William J. Fuchs, the capable private
secretary to Colonel Broadwater. The up
per stories of the building are divided
into offices and all are admira-
BY situated for the purpose. The
9Th floor is occupied by tho
offices Of the Montana Central Railway Co.
These stories are reached by a swift elevs-
tor from the ground floor, and the entire
building is heated by steam. It is indeed
perfect office building, with nothing ne
fort,
The past eight years have been those Of
ceaseless progress in Helena. but not one Of
her many sound business and financial con-
Germs will show better or more progressive
history than the Montana National bank.
In the new and beautiful home the stock
holders have good reasons indeed to rub
their eyes in looking about, and ask il
this is the hank thAx atarfad in 1890