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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

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The Topeka Capital Is ia favor Il The
Republican parfy u Kansas sEadosEsas
Prohibition in IL stale platform tEss
year. regTgrdEe~&. Toe capital - IN
lavoT Il ssognsn Suffrage. Way a1~s <
Dol advocate placing = SsfsaaB snfirase
plank ia fhs T}azEaEEs4 s&s-s FsF 1ae
szrse gra40a si5sa MANY E.rssialtaises he
fasklSeaga d. MI want > Iaeassa7sou
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party g.slscv Isse party bscss See f1e-
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To- 10 s5ghI 81 gaoAlD.lsoa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
Good Advice.

From the Downs Times.
Our farmers ought to arrange to plant
trees this spring. The ground is full of
moisture, and there is no reason why
they will not gror-, if properly planted
and cultivated. Nothing adds so much
to the appearance of prairie country
as tress, and every farm ought to have
nice grove of trees on it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
M5lll Eagle
~ !; MURDOCH. Editor
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CoN-
VENTION.

convention of the Republicans OF
aeiegat,ee Confessional district of the star
the sew sew; berelly called to meet IN Inc elIs
or Kansas Nso 70 on Wednesday. June d. loS-, al
OF hlhslfn nn tbe n,Srnose OF nomina ting can-
u a. ma. f for dnnpress i'm tie Seventh congres
sional district of Kansas, anu aiSo "
one presidential elector. - aid conven-
ton shall be one delegate at large, LOT for
county .i N 1d 1e and the major fraction thereof
eseh ar HON Hon R. HaIowel for congTeS5 T n
1870 provided no count to h@E eieG asaS are
cIeegates, under which rue a. follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
THE INDEPENDENT MAN.
Who counts himself as nobIy born

Who counts himself as nobly born
Is noble in despite Of place.
And honors are but brands 20 one
Who wears them not with natures gracA
The prince may sit with clown or cburi,
Nor feel himself disgraced therebr
But he who has but small esteem
Husbands that little carefully.
What though 0ot bid 20 knightly hailsS
Those halls bare missed a courtiy guest;
That mansion is not privileged
Which IL not open TO the best
-AnonymouS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
a Red Hot Campaign.

From the Newton Kans-n.
The campaign Of go promises 70 Re
the most exciting and interesting IN the
history of Kansas. The election Of the
national ticket always excites interest,
but in addition to this the election will
have peculiar significance IN Kansas.
An entire state ticket vii be- elected
also both houses Of the legislature aBd a
congressman IN each district. Il VIII
be battle ROYAL and every body viii
want TO keep posted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

The average girl IN born faaBrisr
Mamie owes Kate s25a. Then Kate Dor
rows a half dollar o. Mamie Name
cones 20 pay mp. HoT much does she give
70 Eatef Two dollars Oh. dear %. ATE
gives her & % Then hate gives hack City
cents 30 they don't Get H.lzea i--i'As
Franc.sco kxamineE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
An In.sr..,inr Teaehsr.

The dominic Wa trylDg 70 explain ne
Dzrwinizn theorT % his clss-. Hs.fn - o
served THAI they wsrs rot paySnG F-aTss
s4tentsogA BoTs" BE SD, ~~hen J am
trying 70 explain % you the perFiiiart'isz
Of she urosskey wfss y0z Eoas8 iec'N rs-st
a. m "~-fsrlos q Tear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
A GREAT MAGAZ ZINE.
The Century's Program in 1924 New
"Life of olumbus''-Articles
for Farmers. Etc.

That great American periodical, the
Century, is going to Guido It's own I'M
rivaled record in its program tor lo92. The
leading novel of the year is
1.-THE NAULHKA,"
by Ruyard Kipling, the famous author of
plain Tales from the Hills" written in
collaboration with an American writer,
Wolcott Balestier In the March mum Der
begins a splendid story OF life in Dakota,
"Ol Pap's Flaxen," by Hamlin Garland,
the well-known author of Main Travelled
Roads, etc, ETC., and in May Will begin
another novel of the great west by Mary
Hallock Foote. Both these last named
stories will be illustrated. There will be
a great number of short stories by the best
American story writers. There will be
valuable and suggestive series of articles
OF GREAT PRACTICAL VALUE TO FARMERS,
treating especially of the relations Of the
government to the farmer. what it is
doing and what it should do. This series
will include contributions from officers
of the department of agriculture,
and other well-kuown men will discuss
"The Farmers Discomfort" 'Co-opera-
tion,,' etc, etc. The April Century has in
it an article on "Our Common Roads,"
which will be of the greatest practical
value to all that are interested IN good
roads.
A celebrated Spanish writer is to fur
nish Life of Columbus" which will be
brilliantly illustrated, and the publishers
of The Century have arranged with the
managers of the Worlds fair to print
articles on the buildings, etc, written by
a practical architect. Both these attrac-
tive series of papers will begin in the May
Century.
A series of essays on poetry, contributed
by Edmund Clarence Stedman, Is among
the most valuable features of the year.
These essays are popular as well as in
structive. and many schools will arrange
to use The Century as a supplementary
reader during their continuance.
To get The Century send the yearly
subscription price $500 to The Century
Co, Union Square, New York, n. Y. No
cultivated home can afford TO be with
ont
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
Valorous Discretion.
Harrison

From the GlObe-Democrat.
With prohibition out of the canvass
Iowa is yet good for a Republican plural
ity of 10000. Prohibition will not be an
issue In that state this year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

1 Maine still maintains and enforces
the law Of Imprisonment for debt An
Did soldier named Rediker has been in
the Houlton Jail for nearly four years
because he could not, or would not pay
debt he owed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
Kansas, AID Astra All Right.

From the Abilene Reflector
Dickinson county farmers have re-
duced their Indebtedness S135, 600 in the
past six months or at the rate of nearly
$500, 600 year. They are but examples
of what the people of nearly every one
of the 1O6 counties of Kansas are doing
in proportion to their wealth. If Kan
sas keeps on it viii soon be ad astra all
right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

=, : -o,.o,,,,,1ended that the several counties
tp eajd CONGRESSIONAL district select their dele,
.tates and alternates 10 said convenPPn On t he
8 pril 30 lsg2. unless otherwise ordereu oE 'i10
county central committee ..o.-ional dis
trict central committee. CO. Chairman.
II L GnRnnN Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

The secretaries of the several county conven-
lions are instructed to forward to the under
figned secretary at Hutchinson, Kan, certl-
ned copy of the credentials of their several
delegates. Immediately upon the adjournment
of the county conventions. said credentials
10 be received at Hutchinson not later than
lhe evening of May 3. From these credentials
Tue Republican state central committee VIII
prepare a roster of those entitled 10 participate
;n the preliminary organization OF the conven-
lion.
BY order of the committee.
w. J. BUCHAN, Chairman.
JOHN H. SMITH, Secretary.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
A delegate convention of the Republicans Of
Kansas will he held in the city Of Topeka on
Thursday. the tbirtieth lS0thl day of June,
lSgs at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m, for the
nomination OF candidates for;
Associate justice o. the supreme court.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor,
Secretary of state.
Auditor of state.
Treasurer of state.
Attorney general
Superintendent of public instruction.
Delegates 20 he convention mentioned above
shall be elected by county conventions duly
Ealled by the several county Republican COM
snittees, under such rules and regulations as
may Toe by them prescribed. The basis of APP
portionment OF delegates Ia said state conven-
ton VIII lee one dClcgatc-at-lar-e for each
county of the state and one delegate for every
40 votes. or faction of ltH or more votes, cast
for George w. NinanS Tor superintendent of
public instruction in the election Of $50. under
which rule delegates are spportoned 10 the
several counties the same as for the conVen-
ton called to meet at Hutchinson 20 choose
delegates 10 the national convention and as
given in the table of apportionmcnt as above
The secretaries OF the several county couVen-
|, ms are instructed TO forward 10 the under
signed secretary at Topeka, Kan, a certified
copy Of the credentials of their several dele
gates, Immediately upon the adjournment OF
lhe county conventions. said credentials 10 be
receiVed al Topeka not later than the evening
o. Juno2& Prom these credentials the Republic
dan state central committee viii prepare a
foster Of those entitled 10 participate in the
Preliminary organization of The convention.
4 BY order of The committee:
4 W. J. BUCHAN. Chairman.
Il JOHN II. SMITH. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08

That great American periodical, the
Century, is going to Guido its own I'M
rivaled record in its program tor 1872. The
leading novel of the year is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-08
RrpunncAN STATE CONVENTION.

BY order of the committee.
w. !. BUCHAN, Chairman.
IDxr.-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-01
aieGiientnOuftrie in sscm= Gmslamo.

- Az
Gin Invertebrates @eniusz8ullettt 1T
Dasleniae, meiGes bon Der @iien> uub
Gtabl> SIbuitrie in 9teu>@ngIauD banbelt.
f9eun aus oemielben lit eriidtlt6, oab mdb>
reno it6 oieler Snonltrle5mei9 III ben mitts
leren uno liiolthen uno au6 einigen tDelt>
lt6en Stadten int leBten Sd6rsebnt 9rDB>
artig entDttelt bat. III gteus @nglano Elm
einem 9tilf9onge g;ei6tommenDer Stil>
ttano in Der @elammtproouftIon uno auf
etlltgeu 0ebleten audi Elm DIrfliher 9tud>
gang etngetretell lit
@Iu .HiiG9ang 1T Dor allen Sin0er IN Der
Sab | Der Giien> ulo Stabltperfe einaetre>
ten, BON 81 I'M Sabre 1880, auf 81 i'm
Sabre 1890, nod II rpeni9er aIs I'M Sabre
1870. Oo6 oas nil om @noe ni6t uieI
belagen. Denu Die iteben gebliebcnen Saz
britsn iin0 GROCER aemorpen, inoem oas III
otelem SuoultrteSDeiae angelegte &apital
I'M nabe;u Srpei Utillionen Dollars BON
Sill $50, sos auf $13,415, $50 g~eltlegen lit,
uno aud Der 9tudgang Der Nrbeiter BON
8,6i4 aui 6,645 l0bt it'd aus Der 8trbelie>
zrung DER Nial6inen, Deide Diele 2lrbeiter
erlebte uno aus &er1rbeitung bon Waterial
ertl1ren, bas tpentger NrbettStraft be-
nDtligt. gu6 lit oerQSertb oes @rjeuguiiieS
erbebli6 b0ber, uno Der Jteinsrtrag lad
Nbsu9 Der &apttals= SerStniung uno Der.
Sohne uuo Der Soften oeS &Dhmaterials
ftelt lih auf nabe5u DaS 9pppelte Der Sipei
Observation-Disclosures Qlber baS aQeS
tnilroe ni6t ietn, uno Die Giien@ uno Stebl>
Snouitrie 9teus @l1glanos nitroe ein5n
9tidga1g BON minoel1ens 80 b. -. aufsu>
tuetlen BADEN, tpenu ntdt cine ein5ige Saz
brit, Die nur Die bCiIeren Gtien> unO Stablz
iorten ma6t, ibr @el6Gft I'M leyten Sabrz
Sebnt Deroreifadt bate.
Inter Der @eiammt : giicnprpouftion
Neu9 Gn9Ianos nirnmt &obeiien nur
cine gerinGe Stelle Elm. SIS tpurben i'm
Sabre 1880 inSgeiammt 34.3335 Gonnen
Gobeiien %getpOnuen, cine SuHahme Don
1878 Sonnen 9e9en 1880, Der lttDer cine
2lbuatme I'M Wertbe Don 81, 042.S 800 ouf
1886. 438 gegenii6eritebt. 0as Oaupt err
seugnlB enttdlIt aIf Die Wats. uno - u b.
it ablmerfe, 0cren Jteuc @nglano i'm
Sabre 1890 % beiaB, oapnn Is Glen
Stabltpal5werte, 5 Beiiemer uno 4 SiegeIz
ftaDlDerfe. SIN Sabre. 1880 CAB IS 3Hlam=
men Al 6erarttge Sabrifen, eth unterl6leo
BON IS, Der eiaentli9 auf 81 itetat, benu
1pabren0 Des SSabr3eDnts ipuroen Stuel neue
Merfe etnoeribtet, oie ober ldon rpisber
eiuge9a1l9en limb, ul1o oeSbalb ipeDer in Den
SabIrn bon 1880 nod BON 1890 eri6einer.
Su oteieu Fl eingegau9enen 6abrifen lit elm
&upital BON 81, $780, 900 aus lel0iht norz
ben, oas 1852 9trbeitern 8ei6afti9un9 gez
tpGhrte. 49,.
Dtan iiebt, Neue England gebt ri9t nur
auf lanoptrtbl6aftlidbem @ebiete Suritf,
ionoern aud -auf inOultrielIenl, pie neben
Dem o6i9en aud 0aS @raebniB Der Genius
%aufnabnle Der 8aumpoue> SuDuitrie be-
tpellt. $3.50 t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-01

Quslano.
IL 2. e

Sn Berlin lift ser &ammerberr b.
9ebrrS g d OLD o NJ, Mitalteo oes
!6errenbanies. GOritbcnoen beg 0eutl9en
Tiihereiuereins, geltOrben. Sur Die BEE
%ffrsbunaen bieies 8eretns lit er itets NIT
nrofem @ifer eingGreten uno oas 3ultan@
@Ssfomnlen Der interHatiOaaIen SllGsrsts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-01

= SIN Sdwerin ieierte Der &ammer=
prdltoent Baron y. Wettelblaot neus
LIB ben Sag, no ct Dor so s. abte II in
ben @roBberaoQliden 9ienIt trat, ulo 3tpar
ais Nuoltor be!m Nmte 9tibniB.
= l1eber bic gerbreituna Der SILT
Dutb IN Oeutl1en Eei6e aiebt
Der inl &eids- @eluuoDeitsomt bearbetrete
5. SaJyesberi6t Nustunft. 9ana6 bat
ote Goumutb i'm Sabre 1891 ee9en oas 0orz
1dbr ntdt unerbebll6 au9enommen. Nud)
bic rGumlide 8erbreitung Der Seuhe mar
gr0Ber. neutrality-suspicious. uuo berrenz
loie mutbDeroGdti9e 6unoe itnb gleicbfaus
IN gr0Berer 3abl ermitteIt. Bon ben erite=
rem ltuo mebr getootet, bagegell tpeniaer
inter poli5elli6e 8eoba6tung geitett, ais
in ben 8oriabren. Nn Der Soufputb erz
franft Iino nad)peislid 500 0uuDe, IL
&aBen, 4 8ieroe, SO &inber, 2 Shafe, 9
Shmetne, 3ulammen ia I6iere 9egen 493
i'm Sabre 1885, Die Golmutbfdlle uerz
tbeiIen iih auf 40 Ne9ieruness &c. Besirfe
uno 178 Sreiie ge8en 35 uno 152 iii 8ors
iabre. t@Tu
= SIN 8 ertin lit bic 55iGbri9e Goitz
1ecretdrs. Witttpe SSSennD @liie Warie Bte>
mann, Die idon Stpei 3u6tbaasitrdfen,
cine bon iteben uno cine BON q Sabre
tuegen 8etruges DerbiiBt bat, BON gieuem
tpegen oeSielben 8ereebens au II Sa5r
3 M6tbaus Derurtbeilt. Sic bate iih
fir cine 6eiratbsz8 ermittlerin ausaegebeu.
bic ihmer reihe Grbinnen auf Gaaer bate.
unb natiirIid Die iDr tn's@arn @e9ongeuert
tIhtig oeruplt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. Oct S-Flour closed dull but
firm fine grades spring. I70G2.OO; do.
winter. $lS50215; superfne spring, S1S5d
215: do winter. S2.OOd2.30; No. 2 spring.
g.. 40; do winter. $225M2.60; extra No. l
spring. s. .25n4.35; do. winter. S2G5M4.oo;
city mills extra, S4.25 for West Indies.
Southern flour closed quiet at S3.9O04OO
for straights.
Wheat-Optlons dull. Doings were with
out feature. Prices opened steady but soon
weakened. and closed hG7Sc. lower Spot
lots closed steady; spot sales: No. 2 red
winter. SOst0SO7kc; No red winter Octo-
Der. SOKc. November, Sic; December,
$3.50; May, soc.
Corn lull closing 5sG$.c. lower. Spot
lots closed steady; spot sales; No. 2 mixed
52l.c.; No. .. October, 519sc.; November
52Hc.; December 534c.; May, sac.
Oats-Options dull but steady. closing IN
changed Spot lots closed quiet; spot sales
No. white 30Ac. Nc. 3. BIC; No. , mix
ed. 3GGc.: No. 3 do 345sc; No. 2 mixed,
October. 36Ac. November. 379sc.; Decem-
Der. $3.50
Pork dull; mess. s11.75d12.OO for old.
Lard closed quiet; October, $50; NO
vemher. $3.50.
Sugar-Raw in light demand; prices
steady: S9-test Muscovado, Sc. 96-test cen
trifueal, 3l5li3 9-1Gc. Refined unchanged
cut-loaf and crushed, 3 5-1GQ513c.; granu
lated. 15-1G05c.; powdered. 13-16c.
cubes. 15-1Oa54c. confectioDeers A.
111G047kc.; standard a, 13-l645c.'
mould A, 5N5 3-16c.
Conec-Spot lots closed dull; fair Rio ear
goes. No. 7. 15%m15Isc. Futures closed
steady; Rio o. Santos, No {. october
SASS: November. SASS; December $3.50
No trading in pipe line certificates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Oct. S.-Cotton futures steady.
Receipts ut the ports for the day are es-
timated at 81. 900 bales. against 5000 bales
last week and 10000 bales last year We
compare this week with r port movement
OF 81, 500 bales for the corresponding week
last season. The cotton that came in sight
the past week was 10000 bales, against
$50. GOO bales year ago. and the rotal crop
movement since September LIST Is 5000
bales. against 10000 last year. The Wis
ible supply In this country is as follows:
At the ports. 62l 900 bales; interior towns.
10000 bales. against T28.0OO bales and
10000 bales. respectively, year ago. The
total visible supply in this country and
Europe is 42G.OOO bales larger than last
year and 1029. 600 bales larger than In 1890.
The stocks In New York warehouses are
247. 900 bales, against $4,000 bales last
year Spot market steady at Il advance In
quotations. Middling uplands, s 3-16; sales.
$50 bales. Transactions In futures, 164. 200
bales; October, 7.95d796; November. S.0SG
SOB: December, S.220S.23; January, S.34H
S35: February. S.4GHS.4S; March. S.5Sp
$50; April, s.6SGlsG9; May, S7S@S.79;
June, S.S70S.SS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
RALTINlORE.

Baltimore. Nd, oct 8.-Flour steady and
unchanged. .-..,-
Wheat firm; No. . red spot, 76l2016s4c.
October. 76la076&c.; December i9h4
79l5c.; May, S6AMSGhc.; steamer NO. : red
7115c bid: receipts $1,000 bushels; ship
ments. 1920 bushels; stock, 1,792, 1SS
bushels: sales. 12S,O 900 bushels. Southern
wheat quiet; Fultz, 71477c.; longOerry'
7307sc.
Corn dull: mixed spot, 53l4Q53c; October
5OisM51c.: year, 4S24d49c.; January, 4Si4c.;
receipts. II ,121 bushels; stock, 1850 bush
els. Southern corn-White steady at 56c
yellow dull at 55pjGc.
Oats steady and quiet; No white. West
ern. 3eIbM3S2tc.: No. 2 mixed Western.
36a3Glac.: receipts, 1900 bushels; stock,
PIP .367 bushels.
Rye steady and firm; No. 2, &c; receipts
23S7 bushels stock, 1921 bushels.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy, s145O
015.5O.
Grain freights quiet steady and I'M
changed.
Cotton nominal: mddling. SIC
Provisions steady: mess pork, S13.5O; bulk
meats-loose shoulders, Sc; long clear
SIC: clear rib sides, Sl2c.; sugar-pickled
shoulders. sac: suear-cured smoked shout
ders. SIC. hams. small, 12Hc; large, 12c
Lard Refined 934c; crude, &c.
Butter steady.
Eggs firm: Maryland, 20c.; Pennsylvania,
20c: Virginia Doc. Western, 1870.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
DEATH MASKS.
Antiquity of the Custom OF Making casts
of he faces Of the Dead.

Although there is no mention OF death
masks in the works OF Homer, or III any
of the later classics. recent explorers
have satisfied themselves that in the early
buIials of all nations it was the custom
10 cover the heads and bodies OF the dead
with sheets of gold so phable that they
took the impress of the form, and not
mflequently. when in the course Of cen
turtles the embalmed flesh had shriveled
or fallen away, the gold retained the
exact cast Of the features. Schliemann
found a number Of bodies covered with
!. rye masks of gold plate in repOusse
ork." several Of which have been repro
duced 10y means of engraving III his
.'Niycepae;" and be asserts that there
can be no doubt whatever that each one
of these represents the likeness of the
deceased person whose face it covered
When Hamlet said that Alexander
d.ed. Alexander was buried. Alexander
returneth 10 dust, he overlooked the fact
that AleIander's dust, instead OF being
converted into loan 10 stop beer bar
rel was preserved from corruption by
the process of embslming and from ex-
ternal injury by being cased III the most
nrecious of metals. PettigrCw. in his
History of Egyptian Mummies," says
~ the death mask of Alexander that
1T was sort of chase work, and of such
q nature that it could be applied so
closely to the skin as TO preserve not
only the form of the body, but also TO
give the expression of the features TO
the countenance.
lie does not quote his authority for
this statement. but it is unquestionably
derived from the account Of the death
and burial of Alexander, written by
Diodorus Siculus. who said; And first
coffin of beaten gold was provided,
so wrought by the hammer as to answer
10 tho proportions of the body; 1t was
half-flled with aromatic spices, which
served as well TO delight the sense as
to prevent the body from pntrrefaction.
Then follows IA description of the. funeral
chariot and Of the long line OF march
from Babylon TO Alexandra, where
Augustus Caesar saw the tomb 800 years
LATER. but there is no reference to
mask of AIcxnaders face in gold.
The value of plaster cast a. q pof-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
c,osISG QUOTATIONS OF MONEY.
os.riur. and Sales ss the Richmond To-
bsoso Exehsnge-fntcrns' nevenue
Colleetions-Forsign Advices.

Ncr York. oct. S.-Money on call loaned
EASY Mt 405 per cent At the close loans
,,oro offered freely at per cent. Exchange
..,adv: posted rates. 4S6i9a4SS; actual
rates 49,. Tor sixty days and 4SGh FOR
demand Governments steady; currency
g.. 107 hid: Is coupons. 114% bid; extended
Is registered, 1904 bid.
stocks were extremely dull this morning.
dealings for the most part being confined
n New England and the Trust stocks. The
market was weak under a general tendency
on the part Of spectators 10 realize
Prices steadily sagged from the opening,
and after II o'clock, on the appearance OF
The bank statement, which was very I'M
favorable there was considerable selling
The lowest prices were current at the Close
tie decline ranging from \ 10 rs per cent
Total sales to-day, S64O40 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. S-Wheat easier, closing
5sda4c. lower; No. red winter in store,
74lac
corn dull and easy. closing KAYE. lower
No. ? in store 43si0435sc.
oats dull and unchanged; No. in store
31lb03la4c.
Receipts-W Wheat, SIS cars; corn, 672;
oats. 2T1.
Provisions easier.
Pork declined l2Hc, lard SC. and ribs 2l3c.
fer January.
october ribs closed 4Oc. lower, and lard
Tor October delivery declined Doc.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Union Stock Yards, H., oct. Seattle
Receipts. $500: firm; common to extra
steers S3.OOQ575; stockers and feeders,
S1.75a3.25; cows, heifers and bulls, SL25G
800.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; weak; 1Oc. lower;
heavy S515QjSO; mixed and medium 5lo
m5.75: light. S5.O045.7o.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; firm; poor to ex-
ira. S3.25d525; lambs, S4.25q6.OO
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GROCERIES WAY DOWN.

GRADUATED Sugar, SC. per pound; Good
Green Rio Coffee l6c.; New Tomatoes and
Corn, 3 Scans for 25.; Home Made Preservss,so
ID; Old Rye WHISKY pure. 60 gallon:
Harvest Whisky. sl.25; Home-Made Jelly.
&c b.; Pure Cider Vinegar, 25c. gallon;
Home Made Apple Butter, SO. h.; Snow
Flake Patent Family Flour, s1.75 a bar
rel, SOC. sack; Silver King minnesota
PATENT Family Flour, 6 a barrel. s3c a
sack bars large Soap FOR 25c.; Good Tea.
Green or Mixed. 25c.; Roasted Rio Coffee,
isc. pound; pounds Carolina Rice whole
grain for 25c. Puue Lard. &c. Maryin's
Milk Lunch Crackers, 3 pounds for 2oc.;
2pounds best Cream Cheese for pc.
call for my price list s. ULLMANSSON.
1870 east Main.
Phone sl6. ~ l0-suts
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offerings Wheat. 1904 bushels corn, GID
bushels: oats 532 bushels peas, 20 bushels.
Sales Wheat. 1904 bushels; corn> 15S
bushels.
Quotations Wheat -Longberry. TIC. to
clc: mixed. 73c. 10 SOC: shortberry, zoe. to
s0c.. 40. . red. use 10 79c. Corn-Whte.
Virginia. prime. 56c.: No. ? white, Doc. TO
$780,: so. . mixed. 5lc. 10 55c. Winter oats
for seed 3sc. 10 42c.; so. . mixed, 37l4e
90 3sc.: No. mixed. 3Gc. to 37c. Rye, Coo
10 6Gc.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF TIE SUTER NrENDzTT

OFFICE OF THE SUTTR rNrENDZTT
or THE Cry GAS WORKs
RICHMOND, VA. October 3. ls99.J
PROPOSALS WILL Re RE ENED. At
/ this Office until Il o'clock II. THUhSDAf'
the 18th instant. for furn- hing these wrrks
with StNrY-FlNE THOUSAND hJSHEL0
OF OYSTER SHELLS. 20 be delivered at the
Iower Gas Works IN such Quantities ~ the su-
perintendent may re uire he committee
on Light reserve the rlght % reject any ana
oil h ia WILLIAM g. AnA >.
oca.5t Superintendent.