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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01
London Women Coming to Like r1ata


a very significant change has come
over Londoners of late years with regard
to certain form of residence known as
fiat" Not many years ago the idea
of living in fat was so little appreciat-
ed that apartments Of that kind could
hardly be said to exist at all in London.
A few unwieldy blocks of buildings
were t1jlt after the American fashion,
but so little did they suit the English
taste that for a long time they remained
almost empty and tensntless. notwith-
standing the fact that they then added
a very low rent TO the other advantages
that they offered 10 their occupiers.
Now during the last three or four years
the inhabitants of London seem 10 have
suddenly changed their minds and fats
cannet be built quickly enough to ac-
connmodate the numbers who are look
ing for them.
Whole streets of fats, in some cases,
have been constructed, and have been
taken By eager tenants even before the
builders had vacated them. Indeed. an
inquirer for fats the other day, who
was willing 10 pay very fair rent for
very modest requirements, discovered
that, unless he could speedily make up
his mind TO take the unfinished article
he had no chance &C ali Of inhSbitfng
the article when it was finished, 50 vrry
much greater was the demand than tho
supply. That the supply is making 81
gantic strides TO overtsks the demand II
evident TO any one who has lately
watched the building operations IN our
streets, and the gradual rise Of great
blocks Of red brick bearing tbs prena-
ture inscription, Presidential fats 70 be
let" On the whole, rye DO not think il
would be an exaggeration 20 say that,
whatever may have been the increase IN
the number Of houses IN the metropolis
during the last twenty-five year,, the
number Of fats must nave increased
more than a hundredfold. - LondOn
Spectator
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c. A. WRIGHT GEO. STARK MI LEIs
BARGAINS IN RESIDENCES
AND
HOUSES TO LET. y
WRIGHT & MILLER,
Phone gee, 1873 \ Market st.
THE MAIDS SLAVE.

Ripple, ripple, ripple gayly glimmering sea,
Where the painted pinnace floats all lazily,
Where the sleepy spray caps sing
A song of love to me!
1.-THE naiad combs her scintillant hair and
smiles as my glances rest
On her airy form, with its flesh tints warm,
and her snowy, half yelled breast;
But she sees not there, in the woody lair, the
dryad's face half hid,
Peeping from out the dark green wild, tho
Druid throng amid
Dear dryad! dost thou breathe one fear that
may faithless prove
That l would break the naiad's calm with
false and treacherous love?
Have not sworn on the cromlech stone, hT
the victims rocking heart,
That life, nor death, nor madness cen, should
me and my fairy part?
And yet the eyes of the naiad CLEAN, and her
snow white bosom swells-
Give me the lutte that was Orpheus' own-the
harp that was Isafelsl
''Let me sing to my dryad queen, and put to
fight thy charm,
Subtle fiend of the scintillant sea, with flesh
tints rich and warm!
/ am still to my wood nymph true, and hurl
thy sweet words back;
Tempt me not with thy flaming eyes-forth on
thy swirling track
seek some other shipwrecked soul; into his
kinder ear
Pour the tale of thy passion ferce-be his min
lister;
Bear him safe to thy coral realm, and. all in
toxicate,
Let him sit beside thee grit and panopied with
state.
Leave me true TO my dryad love-tempt me
not so sore:
Leave me, lustrous, maddening one! yea, for
ever more!"
Gomez said the siren, and she flung her mar
bic arms around him.
With the cords Of her ruthless love she, resist
less, bound him.
Bore him to the coral realm, and on the throne
she placed him;
Then. with her fatal smile. she turned and TO
her heart embraced him
But beside the cromlech stone the dryad lies
forsaken:
No sweet song OF wind or bird shall her sad
sleep awaken
w. B. Chisholm in New Orleans Times-Dem-
OCrat.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Ielruraph.

KANSAS CITY. MAY observation-disclosures 1900
shipments 50l. Market steady, Steers 81 (D6l4 So
Bows aud heifers Il 50so 81. stocEers and feeders
" seso %. hUG>-keceipts 1880. shipments 400
Market opened weak to &c lower closing 5a llc
higher. Ranged 81 u59i ~, bulk 4 65G4 S. SHEEP
t-heceipts lyu, shipments 1850. Market nominally
Strong
81, LOUIS May Sl,-CATTIE-Receipts 46O0 ship
nents 10l. Natives steady, Texans strong. Native
q lO1s4 -; Texans and Indians a. U0sS s., Hoes
Receipts 2SU shipments 4y1l, Market higher
Heavy "a S64 g. mixed IS ~, ShEEP-Receipls
2OO0 shipments ZOO Market stronger
CHICk 90, MAY observation-disclosures 1910 shin
mens aEO Market steady Steers IS SEA %
stoCEers and feeders IS 0JsS So cows ana heifers
~ 6JGS ., HOGS-RecripIs IL 000. shipments 10000
Market active. Rough and common "a 00lg4 Is
niNed and packers - Scat - prime heavy ana
butchers weights 81 9Ssl5 O21e. light "a SJ&5 20
sHEEP-hecelpts 5000; shipments 400. Market
scuFe ana stronger Clipped Texans - 2sSJ5 -
clipped natives - UOSS 81. yearllngs a. 50S6 x,
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Leprosy in Spain

CONSERVATION exists IN several Span
ISL villages III consequence Of the great
increase Of leprosy. In the town Of
Gaia there are so many lepers that
separate hospital is TO be built for them
There are eight families in Benidorm
that the other residents fear 10 associate
with even for the transaction Of bust
ness. Every member of the eight fam
lies is leper.-Yankee Blade.
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Death of the RaSpickers. oueen.


LA Mere Maupy," the owner Of Cite
Maupy," famous colony of Paris rag
pickers, was an odd character among
many. Her husband. whose night hand
she had been for thirty years past, aid
ing him in the sometimes difficult task
of keeping the ''bifins" in order, died a
few weeks ago and the ragpickers not
conducting themselves with proper re-
spect at his funeral, LA Mere Aaupy"
gave them notice 70 quit, enc and all.
Her occupation gone, LA Mere haupy"
tired of life and committed suicide 8
few days ago by asphyxiatioH.
In her viii she indicated that her
funeral should De a civil ceremony
purely, and that no chifonniers should
be allowed to follow her cat1in TO the
graye.-Pau Mall Gazette.
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British Columbian. for Independence.

The Hon. Wilfrid Laurier has declared
for Independence. Had he done so long
ego he would not have 10 count defeat
after defeat. The only possible solution
Of our political existence is nationhood.
and until it comes we are merely para
sites, who are treated as such abject
creatures deserve TO be. We are no
bodies upon the map Of the world
Vancouver (B. CT World.
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, May 81
FIOUR-HiEhest patent, 81 40 second patent
81 ~ extra fauCy-. s. 90.
BUTTERFLIES creamery. SOC: second cream cry
&c; finest daIy. Sc. fine dairy lSc; common dairy
1213c
EGGS-l2c per dozen.
PUULTKY-Roosters 81 50a2 90 per dozen or Sc
per POUND; hens ~ O0a2 20 pr dozen or &c per
pound; spring chickens II 75e2 so per dozen or 75oc
per pound; turkeys 7GSc per pound; duck~-teal
Il 25 msIIard 81 IS per dozen; young geese &c per
pound.
fOTAT OIS-Ceoice 5o355c per bushel
APPLES-$2 JUCG4 40 per barrel
CoAL-Anthracite $il ST, Canon City IS co. Weir
City Il 30 Frontenac "a So Pitsburg ~ "a Illuols
81 Oh aIeAlesfer
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HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So PER DAY
al Aboard for Nina.lpoi..

Delegates ard othefs expecting 20 attend
the Republican coByentin AZ Minneapolis
are informed that specnl traip over the
Great Rock leland Route win leave Kan
sas City = .. m. Saturday Jubs 4fb. Con-
vention is called 20 order Tuesday. June
eth. This train will be fuh as . specisl.
ADD VIA Trenton. Fairohild, Columbus
Junction, Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea.
will be an excellent one for all living ia
Kansas and West Missouri % patroBiEs-
Remember the time aud date.
T. ! ANDERSON. Aks't q. Z. Il T. A.
JOBy SEBASTIAN. g. T. & r. A. docs
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In the first week in March the iron
furnaces in this country are said to have
produced more pigs-193, 900 tons-than
In any previous week in history. One
curious circumstance is that there were
fewer furnaces IN blast than in the pre-
ceding month.-New York Times.
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Did One of Ills wives GO Shopping.

Among the bills that came into tue
I'LL Of an Augusta dry goods store re-
Gently was one issued by TIE Deserer
National bank. of SALT Lake Clty. and
bore the signature Of Brigham Younr.
Il was OF rhe issue Of 1872. yet locke.
quite crisp and fresh.-bangor {Aie
Commercial.
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REPRESENTATIVE ALEs.
SHEEP.

Brief Mention.
Hogs steady, The top load brought
$3.50.
Cattle receipts light.
The heavy rains have flooded the sur
roundings of the yards and access to them
Is almost impossible. A walk would come
handy now.
The shippers who marketed stock today
were:
Hall & Meade, Conway Springs, hogs
and cattle.
C. G. Handy, Milton, hogs.
II. T. Rollins. Rose Hill, hogs.
q. Manke, Attica, hogs.
II. A. Barbee, Cullison, hogs.
j. NJ. Ratcliff, Cunningham, cattle and
hogs.
Coe Neff, Arkansas City, hogs.
Shelley 81 Vankirk, Kingman, hogs.
Horner & Kirk, Kingman. hogs,
Gus Koch, Cheney, hogs.
Joe Scott, Peck, hogs.
j. Bramwell. Yoder, hogs.
c. E. Blake. Mount Hope. hogs.
Horton 81 Farquharson, hogs.
VIM. McKitrick, Augusta, hogs and
cattle.
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REP REsENTATrvE SALES.
The following are the representative salcs Of cat
ne at the yarAs today:
IIOGS.

The fresh receipts today were abou
l.415 head. The quality of the hogs va
ried The market is quoted about steady
at yesterdays figures. Dold was the
principle buyer today Everything in the
yards changed hands, save four loads of
muddy hogs, which were shipped out in
first hands. The top load was choice stuff
and brought $3.50 Bulk of sales, $40
TO S445.
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o. A Baowz. AEI Pa, stain


WiesltA q O. ego ~ashgut change x
ears va tie Gseaf Rex isisssa reu1s.
Lave * .eh.fs a. 81 = u. sna arrive "a
Chfcago Ee1t morning az ia Freu re-
e arg chair cars. PGiimAn p~4aes sissD
frg carr, AID sissA.t clniaz cass - tL4a
trAin " II. HisHAET
Ctr T4ckst 4 FAssszssF AsSus.
WbckEA. EAa-
JcHz EKB&sTIAx. 9. r t. T. a.
l48c4go. Ii cls4 -
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, May 81.
Following are the closing quotations.
GltA IN ar los tack.
WHEAT eS970c
CORN-i5c
OATS-2sa30c
RYE-No or better. 51Ca55c.
HAY-Baled, s. 5JG5 " per ton; loose, o. 00a5 90.
GROUND COkN-Lhop in car lots use per 100
pounds; corn and oats, 500 per 10 pounds; bran.
sacked. Csc per 100 pounds.
ELAASEED-65(g7Oc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money,

NEW YORK. May 81.
Money call easy. Closed OF cred at IL per emf
Prime mercantile paper s - per cent
Exchange 4trong at 81 s. for sixty ay bills and
"a SSl4 for demand.
TotaI sales OF stock today $50 500 sharta
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FINANCE and COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wlcni'a
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours Were: Cattle, light; Hogs 1910
sb,nments: Cattle, %: Hogs, 545.
WICHITA. Kan, May 81, 1892.

rn. cattle sunnlv was small today.
There was not much desirable stuff on
sale and consequently little trading was
done The market on good dry lot butcher
stuff remains active and will sell well ana
at good prices. The medium grades oil
butcher stuff and grassy stuff are not
wanted and are selling very bad. Ship
ping steers of good quality are steady and
all right, while STOCK ers and feeders are
somewhat dull.
The quotations here presented are TO give the
simmer idea of The general range Of prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. ordlng the quality OF oner
iugs aud the state of the daily markets These quo
faTious are only changed when there has been a
permanenU cnanEe In the general market Inc
representative sales should referred TO to get the
n1tgf
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Under this head &c per lin. per day
MTSCELL1NEOUS.
'nder this head &c per line per dsv.

MISS LIZZIE GRIFFIN OF 81 y TOPEKA AVE.
vi will be pleased to receive the lad es Of Wich-
TIA who desire dress making in the latest nd most
approved style. Also cutting aud fitting done.
IL
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Kansas City Produce,


st. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS May 81.
WHEAT-Higher. Cash SIC, June sc. July s21lo.
August 8J3sc.
COKN-Cash lower options higher Cash 451Sc,
June 44Ihc, July 44c, September SAC.
OATS-Cash lower, July higher. Cash 325zc July
3lAc,
PORK-Higher Jobbng SIl 50.
LARD-Higher, 50 3Ja6 ~.
WHlSkY-Stendy. 81 IA
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK. May 81.
SUGAR-henned active and firm.
COtEEE-SpUt Rio steady. No :. llJsc
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. )
Under this head C por liI.e Der day

J(rA&TED-TO BUY A DIAMOND. CARAT OR
w over must be cheap for cash. address.
Diamond, lock box 81. Dis 49,
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AGENTS ANIED.

4 GENTS WAN Ed GENTLEMEN AND
~ ladies' making .sj per mon h. sample by mai!
&c. Stamps taNeu- U4GoEs Novelty -, kansas
City, DO, dlI III
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w ANIED-sCHoLAKs TO START N Sun
w uer school a. the Wooster buildin&, Jgne 9,
81 oclOck ~ 1Llnnic Lane. Children u any grade
acC e Btssi. CI2 e.
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GENERAL sTORAGE.

C,TORAGE EXTON WAREHOUSE, NEW
- clean and almost fire proof Stove taken down
cleaned and stored for the summer Near Douglas
avenue and Santa Ee depot once 6l1 h, Douglas
ave. d1 II
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TTPE. WRITER'S.

TTSRE- SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER, AND
l. all supplies, ribbonS paper, carbon, note
books, erasers oil, pencils, Waterman IDEAL foun-
tain pens. sc. Kept for sale BY me. To see the
Smith Premier Is 10 desire one. Come and see our
'lssz Model" IL beat them all Good terms Fully
guaranteed four years. John III, FRzet general
stenographeI, rs y. Main ST.. Wichita, han. Tele-
m dl24 n
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W ANTED- "A POSITION BY BOY; CAN GIVE
W good service IN any KIND OF work. address
W u. ii care this ONCE. ollOt@
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* ASTED - WASHING SEWING, HOUSE
w cleaning, etc Inquire room IS. - y. Main
street al c.
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Situations u aiatel-llaie.
miscellaneous.

yyTAETED-AN ELDERLY MAN CNO FAMILY
w OF correct habits, g GO business QuaII nca-
tios, wild raDre OF experience al present - travel
ing salesman. but preIers a local position. GOOD
reference; Compensation 10 suit the tunes. Ad-
dress, Lock Box IU4U, Wichita, Kan, stating bust
meas az IL
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.ehigh Valley. 5s l 81 Il I'd pr IS. 81 IS
.ehigh & y. So. g. y & il 30 pf IS. 3Js 59t
3 +. n /, $ 20. s sai Met fraction "0
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CLOSING PRICES oV BOSTON srOcKs.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. September lO-p. m.

Saturday, September up. m.
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
my in the week ended last night. which included
deposits of 81 IL 1000 for payment at other points,
the associated banks lost s., O9s, 7j2. The weekly
bank statement published to-day showed loss in
cash of So, O67 500. \ further contraction Of
loans by nearly S5,00O,OO0 helped TO reduce tie
deposits, although the loss in this item was much
smaller than the other changes demanded. The
decrease in surplus reserve less than had been
expected, and, in this respect, the statement was
a favorable showing The loss amounted however
to 50 s4S,525, but the banks still hold in excess
of legal requirements $4,'sl,97j, against IS, '22-
775 in the corresponding week year ago and a
deposit of S33O6,925 in the preceding year.
The following are the statements OF See.
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FoRFIGN COMMERCE At NETWORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE At NEWNNRk.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw-YoKKso.
1880 1881. lS'S.
Drv Goods 81 20" IO3 81 $50 .ii4 - AGi 9St
f;currll 94J.9US S4ll. 20 9.9f 5ol
Total fo the week 49, 7OS OIL SO $40 900 s239g 6t5
Since January l $40 3C4. 500 lG2 fol s3i9ol
IMPORTS or SPECIE AT NEW YORK.
For thu week .......... sl14i.32o So so fl2osSl
Since January ........ 14s2j.Oi2 4432,5G5 SOfb-5-
EXPORTS OF sPECIE At NEWYOHK
For the week .......... si29.slj 47lG152 sJ2' ~
Since Jlnuaiy l.... % l0f 1893 Sj,J24 9ii 13O-3V0i
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
McHM9NP MSNpSY WEb sHi roI ASP SA IT
PoHr NEWS. AND tETLEsBT ,, VA ASD Mash
BAY &Np sATtRRAY: For WEST POINT, TUES:
connections at above points. - - - -.
For tickets staerooms apply at A. 90, 267 col
2sT 1903 1852 ga aud / 225 broadway, the Windsor,"
6th.zve. compsny's Office Pier 20, N r.. NewYe.k
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
= LINES TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHM
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
New-York. pier foot of Csnal-st., North Rivef
for San Francisco, vie the Isthmus OF isnsms.
COLOMBIA sails Tues. sept. 20 noon
From San Francisco. LIST Brannan SIS,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEKING sails Sat. Sept. IL. 3 p m.
For freight passage and general information apply
eamveny's once on the pier foot,ot Canslst y r.
''' Ii. J. BUtLAY. General Superintendent
Del" Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
xlEok LAGUAYRA, Puerto .AB Ipn 0oHA|oAs
HARBkCk STORES. BROOkLfN:, y - m
S. s. PEILADELPHIATh nrsSaiy, sept; e. ! p M
These American Steamships especially built for tae
trade superior accommodations Tor cssenscrs
~ B0ULroN. BLISS DALLETT
Agents. General MANAGERS l3o trOnt-se
THos COOK & son. osl and 1.935 Broldway
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NOTICE TO TIE HOLDERS OF

CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS PlILoBUKGH RAILROAD
COMPANY
NAM, -. FIVE PER CEN z, nQYyDS; .u,c,co
ST louis RAILWAY COMPANY
PITTSBURGH Pa, July i5h. 1892.
Notice IL hereby given the holders OF Ave per
bonds OF the CHICAGO s. Louis Pittsburgh Rail
Rad COMPANY maturing 1892. that. pursuance Of the
OF Board Of Directors OF the PITTSBURGH, Gin.
e.nnau ChieaS, 60 - hoa ~ hallway ooml-n{' tne
he privilege until September 10 1892, surrenderng
the same and wing I'm exchange therefor al 600 u
III four and one-hslf per cent General MORTGAGE Gold
Bnnds Of tho Pittsburgh Cincinnati, Chicago st. Louis
HALLWAY Company maturing 1912 (free ~ taNcS and
lanteed principal and interest by the Pcnnsyyania
tompany, and IN addition thereto three shares Of Com
mon Stock Of 800 each. IN mis- Company. The four
md one haf per bonds VIII bear date November l.
1892 and interest will be adjusted 10 that dat.
Those de- ring % avail themselves ~ this privilege
vii nromply address the undersigned. stating what
amount Of said per cent bonds Is owned or repre-
~ r. IT. y. MCKNIGHT Treasurer.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS,

VIA MAINE s. 5. co. 10 Cottage CIty, -uH's'' anu
Portland Me.
New.York Cottage City and return. s..
New-York TO Portland and return, f6.
Good until october 81. steamer, leave Pier 3S r. r..
every Monday Wednesday and saturday at p. NJ. For
Information apply HORATO HALL Agent at the pier.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
BELGIC Thursday, OCTOBER D. m
0CEANiC (will coll at aonolulgl sat- oct: a. p N.
BE,LGiC Thursday. December -. .. M.
Supebly appoufed-Superlor scconmoi atonr
Reservations can be made BY letter telegram TO sn0
cabin plans seen az 2S7 and 1913 Broadway. NewloIk;
Tattcry Place or Room Railroad Building San Fran.
cisco. LILA y u - ~ Ioi.D, LFes'u'hS'
T II. GOODMAN Generol Passenger Agent
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DULNESS STILL RULES.
FIRMNESS IN STOCKS.
TRANSACTIONS UGHI-THE MARKET De
CLNES NEAR THE CLOSE

SALES All THE STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER ~.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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10 Am ENch Bank. los
1000 at L & S.b As. o5i
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The annual MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the Illinois
Central 10 held the General ONCE Of the
Company, Chicago. at Wednesday the 18th Of
october. 1892.
The Board Of Directors have determined TO submit TO
that meeting their recommendation for Its adoption.
tho following proposition
That the Capital Stock OF the Company be increased
from $4,000 900 $4,000 900 By issue of Fifty
Thousand Shares Of 500 each each Stakeholder Of record
goth OF September 1892. have the privilege OF
subscribing, par H.: One Share in respect to every
Nine registered in his provided written
advice OF his intention take such proportion OF now
shares shall DO received by the Company In NewYork on
before September 80, 1892.
PAYMENT the shares 70 be made in full 10 tho
Company In NewYork the 18Th and The 3ist days
a October 1892 the rate Of One Hundred Dollars per
sbar Certificates shares will be delivered the
third business after payment in full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions OF shares
shall upon payment therefor receive scrip convertible
into full p,d stock when presented in sums Of One
Hundred Dollars or muuples thereof Such scrip shall
not draw dividends.
BY order u Board Of Directors.
=. O. HACKSTAFF
August H. 1892. Secretary.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SALES.

Ioca,lon ch.rcte- Amount:
prr' h,sci the several Issue, OF 'pi
,"ni Court House ,.i555;o"cl,. I I9,sh
war 1!@6 ooo iond, SgSrSgatng so45 900
Butte. Mont.-Messrs. Blair 6 co, New. io.s
pr cont scniannual Free Library .oo,o
W. j. Hayes 4 son Cleveland. tele-
piaphod higher bid. but u ives nv
accompanied by gus,ont"e ch.c,
highest bidder ont OF oa comp ting
bids. the smallest being higher than
over or.rcd for Nut Citg bond-
Jacksonville. RIA. W. knight was @Nsd.d
Tho Sc pr cent semi annual 900
,rr"rt d. AZ Tor sale. to AMOUNT Or 900
Newark OhiS-Mes.rs Scasongood 6 Msyer. Cin.
cnnati. ohio. raid l25 premium for
te - cont. seni-annue Electric .oooo
T4cy ar ra,sblr 81 Geo Zach y,a-.
Newton a. .sca r. Sdal D's Tor tn, Ss per-
tcat seui.annua 30.yeir Wote- $1,000
Salem. "l1 Mc. - ''' BaSe nro. co. pal,
10000 for the per cent semi annual go .oo
Improvement bond e. amount 81 1pop
NEW ROADS.
Sioux Falls ). D.-rhe Midland Pacific Raj o. oooo,
way Co. capita 49,. 81, oV'"oOVV'
s'oam road rom mis- city 20 seatti
cS i' a. - i 600 "s'' mile Or 80 10 9'7
The SICK Is divided into scs oooocG
common aud sl5oooooo pr'icued
border Of the Yellowstone National
'''"' NEw BANKS
roc,,fon Title Capital.
Jeh'r'o"' ,i'1ion iTc,G rr' .iie,t SO roo
s''"hop" I Io.a ,,e.ijent ~ 5000
NIW MINING COMPANIES.
HALEY Ieoho-volcano Mining co. G. j. ki-t- .ooooo
"e'"a' MiopG co.. Jim Stnrrock president 300 900
sal: Lake CIV. t'tah-Hlack Mountain Mining
AID Milling Co. Harvey Harry o,oooo