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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-09
STATE NEWS.

A. J. Morrill, and Frank Palmer csugb4
trou, weis ching over niue pounds from
ths Harvey pond 10 West Barnet.
The Rutland Fire Insurance company 10
soon TO DO formed ., Rntlsnd With CAPT
tai OF 500. oOo.
The Grad Masonic lodge will meet IN
Burlineton. June Is and l6, the grand
com msbdry June Il aud the grand chspler
Jane H.
Mr.. Lucy Wood. Who celebrated las.
Janusry her io6th birthday. rode 10 The
Memorial day procession With the Relief
corps .. Barre, 81 which she is . member
and sn sppsreniiy AZ Interested observer
Of the ctrsmonies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-09

nos l. NrSsos. rre.laias lHasf.
BIOS. y slrHona. Associate Jsase.
BIOS " b. BOTTos,
FL HaLL. cisfs.
G n MlSos. state Attorney.
Joss RoHrxsos. sbefiH
G. y CH,sE Reporter.
aR&Sp suKY
arlipgtos. A. II Judsop. Bsotission
Jslp y. Guluasps. Emory b. Hsrri'
Dors.t, n Is Kent. Lsnde'ore, w. '"
Absou; Manchester. X. W Deau, Y II,
o,,.. Peru, v Is sni,b. Po.n,l, J. W
Wright. Hsadsboro. Walter \ Bellows
gapsri. J. NJ. HT.ood. 6shdssis. A. Il
Ba.hs; sesrsbot,. Geo. J. BoDd, Sander
land, Y q. Bsoot, Salisbury. Eugene V
Chase; stamford. 0bed Hall. Woodtord,
@ o. W. Ksspp; Wiuhsll. A. ". Prou'J'
rEIIT suRY.
Arlington, =. II. Csuhei1, Cbss Gfou'i
Hnsulps,cn. l. u. Gibson: Frank holan
q. d. Pbillip.; Henry Stafford; Dorset,
wm. GtnDeile. = H. Kendall; o T.
wLnosy; Ois.iebbury, Nelson Madison
L.bdsroye. l. Y. Woodward. Mspehes'
ter. A l. Graves; Y. Is. Warner Peru, w.
j Psruhsm; Povnsl. II. W. Morgan
Fr.pt Peckham. Bupsr,, u. u. Bibens,
q NJ Derby; Besdsboro. Fred W. Horton
stamford, y l. Campbell, shsiisbury'
GO Corey, Wan. II. Wbipple. Clark
stone; Sunderland. 0flsndo {. Dwineil;
s.ndss,e. Ezra Hamilton; Searsbu'g,
Abrsm Teony; Winbsll. X Z. He~es,
wo-diord. C g. Ess,on.
f. II. Ofyis and 4. q. Bacon OF The
grand Jury we're excused and Il. /. Pnrdy
add James Mattison weie appointed tales"
men. Hon Obsd Hall Was appointed
foreman,
Cont opened wilh prayer by Rev. J. ID.
Alan. Tue Jury was Then called aud
Instructed as TO their duties by Judge
Munson. The civil docket was then CALI
Cd spd fourteen cases set fof Trial, but
seyersl OF them will be settled or con-
,inusd, 90 that probably not more than
half. d,z,n will he tried a, This term. OF
,hs state oases tho only one OF much I'M
porlsnoe TO be tried is the Stamford mut
DIR case. The fret case taken up was >
4 Clemens Va O. H. Dsnforth which was
tried one year ago and the jury failed to
ssref. The plaintiff seeks TO recover Tor
damages caused to bis business as pbysr
clan by sland,rjus words spoken by the
defendant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-09
MANCHESTER.


-Burr aud Barton Seminary. 59lh an,
Diverssry exercises
Sunday. jane l9th, Annual sermon TO
Graduating Glass, Rev.
J. Douglas Adam.
Tuesday, June 2lst. 2p. M.-Senio' Glass
Day Exercises
June 2lst, sP. M-Junior Glass
Exhibition.
Wednesday, June 22nd. l0A M-Meetipg
OF the Trustees at the
Seminary.
June 22ud. IL h.-EIerci'
SEES OF the Graduating
Glass.
June 22ud, sP M-Reoeption
at the Principals House.
The final examinations q, the Seminary
will be belly on Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday OF mex, week. Those on Vhufsi
day are written, the others oral. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to attend
The morning session begins at o'clock
and the afternoon at 80. The program
IL o. follo~s.
Tbutsdsy A n.-Alerebr., French, E,g.
Grsmmer. Lat. Compo.
sition.
pm Arithmetic, Political
Economy. German, Fog
Composition.
Friday. A Gen. History, Algebra, he'
rodotu.. Fog. History.
pA. -Algebrs. Eng. History,
Ovid. Virgil. Geology.
Saturday, A N. -Geometry. American
History. Botany.
Pm Arithmetic, Greek HE.
tory. Caesar, Chemistry
Prot. Ferna will preach ., sunder'
land nett sunday at Pm
The ladies are At work making new
cushions for the Congregations church.
The Field Day contest Of Burr and Bur-
ions Seminary will take place, Monday
ueI, A9AN
The services at the Congregations
church next Suud.y will be appropriate
" childrsn. day.
MIR. R,ch,r isou spd family ofChicsgc
have engaged room. Tor the summer a, The
DsA Black homestead.
We are I'll glad to welcome Miss Annie
BATHS home from Spelmsn seminary dur
log her summer vacation.
Rev. A. o R,s aud vile OF N.s iorl
are expected nett week to pass the sun
mer With Mira DR.. Wiekhsm.
Rev. DIR. smyth and family are eI'
pee,ed 70 day. and sili occupy their co.
tsge here dufins the summer.
-Tae Seminary nine aeies,ed the Rot
land Institute rine 81 Rn,isnd, Monday,
tot. The boys are happy over IL
Prot. A q C.bheii Of Kansas Uei
,sra,y. after msiine . briet Welt home
started issi week on trip 10 Germany.
The sods ioun,sia. sparkling Eqoinoi
sprias water aud sinser Champagne ar
h.vius . good run IT Hard's drag store.
Mrs Dr. wlekhsn hss te,prped fror
her Welt 70 Ne~ fotk and Conneei cot spS
gill occupy ter residence durius The sun
Ener.
The Steel eoi,sss hss been reuied 10
the .unmsr 70 Nh. CLARK aud family o
Phiisdslpti.. .hO occupied il lsst snm
met
The f.1ily Of l. 5 Isbsm have isksI
posssssios Of ornsby H'li Tor The sum
mr. Nj. Istsm ipteads 10 speed son'
tine here later.
The creditors Of j d. purd. have ~
pssied iron tie dsclsioa Of the ooanss'
slcasrs allowing tbs claim Of Mrs Par3y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-09

Tsplsys "Bresd winner'' outvesu oil
ether thoee:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-09

DoNEs MADRAS. sATEEN, cHRvIoT and
PURE II from 25c 10 81 90.
400 Gents ullRuudffed shir =, extra hsayo n. J.
". muslin, 6pe lnen bosom, reinforced Tack
and front Regular price DO.
49,, oar Loader Gents Fancy Domes Shirt.
PnIl length e,trs heavy FOLD else where Tor 3bc.
25c, Boys Striped Outing Waste. Lace front,
with pocket, extra good value.
LACE NlTTs,
.--y>-<->'-s4. sf 1856 I'M
--~--<ry- IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

Among the noteworthy things Or.
Oscar LEM saw when he Travelled
through Morocco awhile ago were two
little rivers that once year, a. the
time Of the greatest heat, are filed with
red water. II is supposed the color
comes either from strata Of red clay
through which the streams may pass. CT
from myriads Of little red organisms
Another curious stream was large
creek with waters almost as salt as
those of the ocean This creek comes
from great beds Of salt, Of which il
carries OF very considerable quantity
in solution. In the dry season the creek
bed Is exposed and IS found 70 De coz
.red with a thick incrustztioa OF salt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
The First Practical Machine Built
in 1841 at Cincinnati.
How Fires Were Fought in the Good Old
Days-A Sixteenth Century Hand Pump
The Modern Water Tower aad
How IL WORKS
rsnec,a1 CINCINNATI I..tt.r.1

This is the semi-centennial year OF
che steam FIRE engine, the first one that
was brought into use with any degree
Of success having been used in New
York IN 1871. The application OF steam
10 the agencies OF civilization soon sug-
yested It's use for directing engines for
9xtinguishing fires The first engine
for this purpose was built by man
named Braithwaite in London in 1880
who two years later built a larger one
On the same plan for the king OF Prus-
STA. They were Of monstrous size and
tremendous weight without the neces-
sary power, and were without practi-
cable value. After the great IRE in
New York in 1855 a premium was Of
fered for plans of a steam fire engine,
and in 1841 one was bulls BY a man
named Hodges. This was an improve
ment over the London invention Il
had the necessary power, but also the
cumbersome size and weight, and the
long time required in raising steam,
which allowed the fire Tina te ella ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

Itself, rendered it OF no practical value.
But it was a steam fire engine, and was
used once at fire, being then sold and
converted TO other uses.
To Cincinnati belongs the credit of
giving the first practical demonstration
Of the feasibility of this application OF
steam and of making steam FIRE en-
zines the basis of fire department of
anequaled efficiency. The first sue
:essful engine was built in Cincinnati
by A. B. Latta in 1852. It combined
power, strength, lightness and quick
steaming qualities, and some OF its
principles are retained in the perfection
engines of the present day. 1t was con-
structed of a stationary engine set on
wheels, a hand engine pump and a
boiler of coiled gas pipe encased in
sheet iron. At the trial steam was
raised in four and one-haf seconds and
water was thrown a distance of 176
feet. larger one was Immediately
built on the same plan, capable Of
throwing six streams at once, and was
self-propelling, horses being used only
TO guide it. The day of the competitive
test of this wonder with its hand pump
rivals was great event in the history
Of the Queen City, and its triumph was
The overthrow of the abominable vol
unteer system that too often permitted
buildings to fall in ashes while the rival
companies fought for the settlement of
some petty difference.
Ever since man began coming to-
rether into communities and building
cities he has been in peril from fire, and
his best skill has been required to
guard against it. In the very early his
tory of England and France preventa-
tive measures were resorted to, and
laws were passed for the management
of fires during the day, and the curfew
bell was rung at eight o'clock IN the
evening for their extinguishment. The
great care used in the enforcement OF
these regulations made those countries
most free from fires, but in Germany,
in spite Of similar laws, heavy losses
were suffered, until necessity became
the mother Of invention
The discovery of some mechanical
contrivance for the better extinguishing
of fires than by the bucket brigade had
been one of the quests OF mankind from
the time of ancient Rome, when Appel
lodorus applied the OK gut through
which water was forced by compress
ing and expanding large bag attached
to the rude hose" This was followed
bv svriuges OF various devices Some
one in Germany conceived the idea of
making the syringe stationary IN tub
and converting ii into force pump.
/ Then the whole contrivsnce was made
portable by being set on a sled The
tub was kept filed by the bucket bri-
gade. These improvements on the Ro-
man syringe that converted il into a
portable engine. was a product Of the
/ ingenuity of the sixteenth century. At
first it was drawn from place 10 place
by men; then the rope for that purpose
was detached and horse power was sab
stituted for man
| In tracing the evolution Of the fire
I engine we must now cross the channel
At the close of the sixteenth century
the farthest England had advanced.
| notwithstanding the activity On the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

continent. was 20 the use OF the hand
squirt or syringe, and this clumsy and
slow apparatus had been so enlarged N
the hope Of increasing is effectiveness
as 20 require three Een 70 handle Il,
and then il only threw three or four
quarts Of water a. each discharge But
England took up with Gernzny's sled
engine and PIT wheels 10 i and attached
the leather hose and suction pipe. both
OF which were invented n Amsterdam
toward the close OF the seventeenth
century
Prom this developed the modern hand
engine. but L took two centuries 70 bring
il 20 the excellence Of Eaany q t1s9ss
used IN these toEnS throughout tee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET


Kansas CITY. No. Jan-6- ca TTI.E-R Receipts
sOI+ shipments 2sO Steers steady 70 10 higher.
cows stocEers and feeders steady. steers tSIB5 "a
81 s5.ca a.. stoCkers and feeders - 5sa5 &
ECDS-ieCeiUts l3.sU, shipments 4uV Market -
e HIGHER. AL grades s +56a - bulk IS 7J,eS s.
SHEkE-HeCsl pJs .--. shipments .-.. NcuiuAl.y
krr1lE.
ST. LorTs. No. Jan. 7.-CATTL E-ReceiptS 1910
shipments 800 bIl- Steers - Vse4 20. Texans
= -oss a. HuGS-hecs. pts SIS. shipments $50.
iEher- Heavy - UiS4 l. mixed s. 6se4 %. light
stS4 o. eHELP-ReOeIp-s Gu shipments 80.
Cher, - Goes >.
CHICAGO. lis, Jan. ca TT Lt.-FeCeipts is.GN.
shipments 40 SLOW. steers s. 15.E4 >. cows
81 21 Ha HpGs-keCeipa- 55,.to. shipments fIos0.
D0ens1 ~iron5 er. q 7sed lower Comm on IS So
~. mixed = S'Es Gu. butchers & lsls4 Is Light
{ aE4 j. SEEfP-EeceIlf t1N. shipments IFJN.
Rive. steady. Natives - s5. j., we-tsrns = 55e
- zl.us - 1s ~
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Brief Mention.

Hog receipts were about 400.
{. W. Sample of Kingman was visitor
a. the yards today.
Thomas Deweese, a well-known shipper
ut these yards, had a load Of hogs in today,
but he was unable to come along. 1t is a
boy. weight fifteen pounds. The father is
expected to recover.
The following shippers marketed stock
today:
F. f. Streeter, Hesston, Kan, hogs.
J. p Hall. Medicine Lodge, hogs.
W J. Workman, Ashland, cattle and
hogs.
f. c. Stsyton, Milan, cattle and hogs.
w. T. Deweese, Mayfielf, hogs.
Joseph Scott, Zybs, hogs.
Sparks * Beebe, NoG wich, hogs
D. c. Lehman, Halstead, hogs.
J. c. Connell, Anthony hogs.
T. B. kelI, Clearwater, hogs.
RaJliff q Cannon, Cunningham, cattle
and hogs.
Captain Neal & Son. Pratt, hogs.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, hogs.
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SIXTEENTH CENTURY HAND PUMP.

through the city streets behind gallop
ing horses
There is perhaps in this chemical cor-
bination greater possibilities than IN
anv other existing FIRE extinguishing
continuance; and there is reason 90 be-
Iieve that in a few years the forces Of
chemistry will have displaced those Of
mechanics IN the extiuguishing Of tireS
GEORGE :. Mcdowell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

Radder-Wbzt's the matter with y0-
this morning. Old chap ] neTer saw
you u such a brown st1ey- Anything
troubling you2
Adler should say there was ]
brought matters 70 climax las. even
ing NTH Miss Bonbon-ectuEIly pro
posed 20 her-a1d. failing % uass no,s
q her answer az the time II blessed
il can remember now whether sc &C
czute6 ne Or not--Bos-on Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

You'll be LONELY. dear. i'n afraid
while In away said the wIfe. vic
was gong On visit 20 her E20t1er-
%, 70. he said eb-erf1lly-
You'll have no5ody % talk 70 yo1--
SIZE sad
20. res ne ansxeFrA. ~fhere's Cur
parrot.
AID she =ent zway - mad tEzt she
forgot - ask If esr h. vzzs o. S.-@iSht
-A- 4 Pr<<~
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
Tie following are the representative sales Of cat
> a the yards today;
HOGS

The supply Of hogs today consisted Of
about !. 367 head. Both packers were lib
4raI buyers and took the offerings readily.
bold took auout 100 head, Whitaker 500
ana the rest were taken Dy outside buyers.
The quality OF the offerings were better
shan yesterdays. The market opened a
little stronger but during the middle Of
che day aud in the afternoon market, the
sales were about steady at yesterdays fig
ures everything in the yards were sold,
excepting few late arrivals that came IN
90 late tor today's market
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales Of hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
WHY He Rode.

Look here" said the president of
southern railway 70 q man who had
often growled al the slowness Of the
trains. how Is it you are rldiDg7 I've
heard you say you can maze time oy
walking"
80 I can was the reply. That's
the trouble make 50 much tine that
/ get tired waiting for the train 70 come
along with ny baggage You don't ez-
pect tie % carry that do you2r-Truth
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= CrsY w~rsa csIsi'-ttss.

Rape l. = crop thAs hss ben ess
E,tss grown ca th4s sids % ths A.
ianae. aitbough II Eaglssd - .
grown largely a. = green fodder 20
5at,enfag sheep ard lSlabs- D0zs+issa
tas majority q cur readers bare never
zen the plant Some Eao5tas ago -
.uvvessed that !. night p-svs of Vas7s
tere a. vel a. there. ard Gov ws are
rad 20 stz,s ira; u has k>sa t~s.sd
"a "A extensive sea-. VIII goo1 rsszlss
By Pref shH~ a TIE ontsrso Asrsezl-
ss-al eous-s- Lasf ts1sos - fstssssa
Sc hundred Iazss upoa - va
msrk.a p~oss sEd tsis s~Asos las az
lar-es Rs eKpsrsDeut By Kn0rlsg
sr,-tv..tre- acres % thls crop IAs
10 - g-oaa "a precisely rs ssEs
esanaer a. tzrzipS. and = fed fsos2 80
ssI9 wstaoat ia eost q h01sisS 90
ha~v~stsnz i = claimed ssas "a lat
,~nsaz eEezs CO GAe@p aid LASTS =
- renz- < able. - C lzzA5s EzzAa
Wo~l6
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Jan :.
TLoUR-FIghes- patent - 60, second patent = 81
eZrrH fancy - -
BUTTERFLIES creamery 5Oc. second creamery
70. nnesl dairy lC -ne dairy I5c,cOnmoa dairy lOc
l6G~-2c Ter dozen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 SEGA Co. yer dozen or &c
To- pound hens s. etS4 81 per dozen or C per
lcund. spring chickens Ell 15a- 20 per dozen ilac
Uer Founc, turkeys seso per pound, ducks-teal
q = ma ards y . Per dozen. prairie chickens - W
Yer dozen young Geese . per pouEu-
FOlA OES-t bclCe 45guOC pei 5ushel.
AFPLE>-sG O0s2 50 per barrel.
-NAL ---AEtnIHClte 81 ~. canon city "a GO Weir
t.y = o. trurteuac - ~, FllJsy4rE - ~ Illinois
/, lg-14CA Lister - 70.
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wichlra Grain Market.

WICHITA Jan. !.
FOLLOWING are the CLOSING quotations
eltAlN-CHr lots oltEaCA.
A1-1GE15g-
tDkN-\ew -ss5yc.
. NAIs--6ss1SC
EAE-Nu or better 81 ls5c.
HAN-Faei - slE5 81 per ton, loose 81 o0s7S o.
ChtL Nd CONC cop In Ger lots slC Der 100
TocEds. corn an cats Il % per 10 pounds bran
sacked, cyC PER I,y pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. 4, EMMA COBB,

Females snd Ch5ldrens diseases a specially
Home for ladies' during confinement Strictly pri-
yate when desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired Letters OF inqu'
y confidential and aswered promptly Home al
Ida Avenue. Wichita. Kansas
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WICHITA. Jan. Q

WICHITA, Jan. Z.
The cattle supply was fair today with a
large percentage of common grades oales
we're a shade lower on butcher cattle
Srockers sold strong and at about Kansas
(,itv prices. The demand Is good and the
market was active today TO the extent OF
TIE offerings.
III. ouotatsons nere presented are 70 give me
a. rsf p fdes OF tie general range OK prices Ins
srfIs I'll s-es and grades sell within the limits OF
.he-e o,otsfcns according 10 the quality OF oHeF-
fTo- md lie state Of the daily markets These quo
- 'fors ar only changed when there has been q
Terr,anenr change n the general market ne
Tsrrsetative should De referred 70 10 get the
cai!y fluctuations
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COLUMN
THE PEOPLES C0Lu Mn.
Your Wants Supplied

M following rates un4zr the Gieeseas hes1.s1ss
s.li be charged
-Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements tAzsE FOR se>s than 70 cents
one sae advertisements charged sane rate a. tSN
- -.
No ADvERTISEaESTS TAkKS TO Run IN
TIL FORBIDDEN
Prices given under classified heads IN THIS eotann
pplica bic oriy ecsi advertisements No torelga
~ rryiS smsats tSksn al prices given.
Answers 70 advertisements seat IN care % tils
ASLs SSicr should b. Cal3ed for within ~ caf-
n - Insertion When advertisers wish reptN- fof
vaE,ie-S 20 them sE&snps6 envelopes rsstst - SAt
Reference - former advertisements seuald girt
les.-ri,or Ard rSse OF insertion Or copy II the Al
v-rs iSs7ne7t shogld ~ seus-
Not responsible for advertisements given or d.
~out{nued oy telephone
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EY 80 40 u Isns wassF ssd tSe
t-ae~ chains fos2l ebsrr ARE EAn %
.-zsl-1v eLrzsrA The barrel shozA -
-fuse1 w5th esssg pztsr. 4 Qszrt q
-hsssT Poured n iAstiy 81 M esrTsi
.bars1ghly rsnsed ui,h = ~iIl s<sfrsy
49, sezs&4niGs 49, sssoT.
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WICHITA wEsTrRx Il. =
something Missing.

"Are you disappointed II your Christ
mas gifts, WIlie9" asked his mother
Mo-" he answered looking them
over again. I'm not Axactly diszpPoiut-
ed but don't see anything here can
make . noise with Chicago Tribune.
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81 ex ira fancy 90 gG2 s. fancy g. OSs2 Is, choice
81 9oG2 ". XXX 81 sal 90.
WHEAT-DuIl. No cash TIC,
CORN-Lower. No cash. SAC bid. A7sc ASKED,
January Sc bid 3411c asked
OATS-Lower. No ? cash sc BID
BUTTER-U uchanged.
EGGS-Unchansed-
FLAX-Cnchangod
HAT-Steady, unchanged.
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Widths Eaglf
COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicni'a
1-n,on stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 70; Hogs, 1887
6 shipments: Cattle 70.
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Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train No. /. has Pullman car.
WeS- bound rain. No. 5, connects ~ Burton fOC
Pueblo New Mexico and Soatheru California
East bound No. & i solid trstE TO - Louis
with chair car ard Pullman sleeper. makes couneC
tons for p. smith. Little kosS and Fari-, Texas
Hast oound No. ? night express 70 -. Louis, Las
free reclining chsir car and Pullman sleeper
City Union Ticket 0c1c@, Cor Gala 40 4-5 srrsss
and Union Depot Douglas avenue.
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New YORK Produce.
NEW YORK. Jan 7.
CoFFEE-spot frn, Rio cargoes fair lie, No I
l53sc.
-UGAR-Refned firm
COTTON-DulL NiddIing upands 77-l6c, mid
ding Orleans iS-i6 sales p bales Futures
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