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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
GENTILITY OF NOISE.
soms French Views of n Subject That Are
at Least Amusing

Il Is well known that many constitu-
tons derive a certain nerve nourish-
nent from noise. which acts upon
them as a fine tonic and elixir: so that
in homes where doors, like good emil
dren. are seen but not heard. there IN
tervenes not infreouently some de
ranremeut of nerve-centerS. and IN
cases. these houses viii .. found 10 be
given up 20 spinal meningitis and IN
vali6isIn- As variety OF food Is health
full for man. 50 a broad range OF
racketing vibrations is salutary and
inspiring This principle reaches out
70 animals The camel may refrain
from water for days, but tnC all and
shout of his master are so necessary Ia
nerve stimulus that when the master
quietly falls asleep even the camel viii
stop on his journey.
Among the Jesuits. who knew pretty
well what Is disagreeS bic and unsalu-
tary To man, silence was made a canon
OF discipline Again, silence and the
holding o. the tongue have come 20 he
taken as signs OF stupidity; and his
tory shows that the dumb ages OF the
world have been the dark ages.
1t is no bragCadocio TO assert that
we Americans know how 20 add sing
ing TO the drum, and that our devices
for making noise are "a least equal %
any of those known people. not except
ing the nation Of krupp's guns and gut
turals-
The ingenious patented discoveries,
and applics tions for slamming doors IN
railway stations. and on polite passen-
ger cars. and IN country post Offices.
and wherever there are superb and
heavy doors 70 shut. and no one but
ourselves To shut them. are highly sue
cessfui, and give quite efficient noise
service. 1t seems from the appearance
of clever little door-holders IN our large
mercantile houses that we are quietly
abandoning the habit of closing doors.
treating them like the Molecular
goodman, who, daShing Jehuiike
along. cares not what takes place be-
hind him
In private houses the slsmming Of
doors in genteel homes Is scarcely up
70 that of public offices and waiting
rooms, where hard. bare floors make
the noise shock terrific and sasisfao-
tory.-Chsutauquan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

Eezrv VII. IS buried n s.cordanc.
with TIE provisions q his vi.l along
side O. Jane Seymour. h-s third We
aad mother q E6pard VI, a =
Georges chzpel Z HlE1sor castle IL
the same r2Ezl wait are int.rrst
Henry VI. Inward ~ aad his qase a,
george III ard has queen. George ",
Princes Charlotte. the dasze q Eent
tie duke q York. william ". and b..
o1s.s AID other men sers % ire royz
fzsily I; Is slsO Known taas thls =
wsere Queen Victoria desire. 20 -
buried + - al interesting place r.
VISIT sns ne keep q tie castle Es.r b.
i where james / 81 sco.lAss was eos
Eaes - Phllzae. phia Tisses-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

On account of the threatening let
ters received by Mime. Garnet, mother
OF the assassinated president of France.
the commandant of the gendarmerie Of
Seine et-Oise has given orders to re-
enforce the brigade Of Ferte-Alais,
which has in its territory the castle of
Presles. the residence of Nine. Garnet
-Signor Souzogno has at last been
installed as impressrio of La Scala in
MILAN: he has given up the subvention
Of forty thousand dollars, but the
municipality will provide the theater,
orchestra, ballet and stage hands He
viii give next winter Mascagni's new
operas, "Ratclife' and "Silvsna." Mes
senet's "NavarraIse," and Franchett!s
"Asrael
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct 19-Wheat-
More sctive; slightly higher. Sales on
basis Kansas City. No. , hard. Il cents:
No. > red 49, cents; No. 3 rrd, 40 II {
cents: rejscled 42tt i3 cents F. o. b. Mis-
sissippi river polutS: No. > hard. j5TJ6
cents: No. 2red. - : cents: No. 5 red 81 :.
ash cents. Coru-Neak: one cent lower.
No mixed, 1904 cents; No. white.
45ds4 cents Oats-S;eady; demand
far No , mixed, - cents; No.
white, uomiuaIy 1sGS2 cents. Rye
No =. uom,ually 80 cents Eisxseed, 81. 3
al 50. Bran-N-ry firm. $500 cents
Hay-Steady; prairie. sos. Butter
Weak, increased supply; cr-am merry, 80 y
cents: dairy, 10 cents. Esgs-F.rn, fairly
active, AZ cehts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
WESTERN CATTLE GO FAST

CHICAGO Oct. I9-T5eTe was 10 reason
why the general cattle market should not
have been firner, and il was firmer TIE
rapid decrease since Wednesday II the
arrivals Stimulated the demand aud gave
holders confidence While the change
was nos vsry pronounced. il was encour-
s-IEg. and there was better feeling ali
around. more ssDe=lzlty - rcSzrQs tEe
cso.csr grades There were aIoas $50
native cattle. al o. which were wanted II
81 &59S . for poor 70 -1;ra cows = -
Tor steers an,i feeders aaG SO. q - for
dressed beef sDd shipping steers TIE
2e(a western rangers reserved were
readily sS!abe Il = s5.4 - And
from 81 2Sa75 ~ were the CT .satious for
Texss cattle. Oi which ouly about 20 ar
lived. Tie arrivals for The fTsE I've DAYS
OF THIS week have USea about - 80 IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 19-More life in a
small way has been visible throughout the
market and large numbers of buyers from
all sections of the country by many moder-
ate TO small purchases, have shown a
satisfactory distribUtary movement of all
seasonable goods. and such business. with
the large shipments OF a miscellaneous
complexion. have returned a good volume
of sales. For immediate wants all pur-
chsses have been measured by actual
necessities. For spring some good orders
have been placed Printing cloths quiet
at 254 cents. Sales for the week, 215, 600
Dlecr,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

-Sozr Cream Cssc.--rs.s c-r's' -
rzgzr. c-s Aa1 oae-suSrt>z ss7fzls ssSsf
cream. os- egg. one lsv-l s~@spo0nfst
sDsz oa--hA,f ,e.sY>,o.fssI alt. oes-hasf
nu;E.sz. eoar % z-A<s ssfi s~st<E---
Detrosi P-xs PrezA
70 jzd<e shs s.1s~ a = han piuawe
. <alss ints q - - s1zs- Il gszytAeiss
os mai z1zers = g = ~ ts@e 1fso~ =
lad ;A< has = ret go & .Aert
q - an I'D b. S<e2egr>a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
INTELLIGENCE or MONKEYS
Tb.y Initiate Many Things That They sea
Men De-

Men De
Prof Gamers achievement in d,scov-
erug some OF ths elements OF the
monkey language would appear 70 tho
unscfentifc mind at least, 10 De far lsss
difficult than tho feat accomplished IS
Stuttgart in the BIOLOGICAL gardens %
NJ. NH. where the proprietor has made
most encouraging progress towar<
teaching = couple % chimpanzees ~
write. When he for the frat tint
showed them the use of lead penal.
thew seemed TO grasp his idea at once
and, with the utmost gravity, covered
the paper with stro<ss and lines They
were intensely Interested. and seemed
to know there was some mystery about
writing. Their way Of holding ths
pencil was a. rational "a that OF uicss
tittle children, and they seemed 20 De.
light IN showing NJ Nil their work The
chfnpz "a zee IL the ape which "a been
most closely studied b. prominent
sri>nt!sts BrvhIn has cultivated the
society OF ehinPanzess Tor several
years and says: This ape cannot 90
treated as an animal lie - ar animal.
no aaubs. yet DO shows 80 many human
traits taa; one forgets the beast Bis
BODY Il an animal. 70 be E1re. but his
mind - that Of an u1eiyiliz@d MAJ.
The chlrupanzes initiates after ths
manner % man. II only his haTsh
we're as flexible as tss human hand ID
ccold earn 20 Do many things wh4ri,
only man can DO The West African
.rsbes have = legend that th@ chin
names once belonged 20 their com.
naanities. bat that tAsv were sxpsllssi
fcr bad behavior, ard gvsds2llv sank
- their present Low leSsL--ChseAs1
Ers+
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
Hpiical .,air6r.

What's the judge going TO do now?"
asked the green juror, in a whisper.
He's going to charge the jury, said
the foreman.
Charge the jury? Charge Us? Nha;
for? We don't have 10 pay ncthIn Tor
the privilege of sittin' on Jury, 90 weY
;-Harpere Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

Frs. barn anozy lie oostsnsntz.
tholRh 40 rugcn later n eu3tsrs afsfs
evil. zz.ion shan sogne % more rrcsas
birth Arss~ics. - ias a. her physical
hlsterv a. concerned. has lea 4Alss :
dssgnsirzts6 IA New World HsFs
vx-s The artt dry izza l.ftsd out - tAs
vs.srs b~r. thS srss shores -ssaed -
tie ocean ;nzt snrslor-el al - earth
beside. 4nd VALE Egrope VA r~Vre-
en,sd only oy Islands Ts&sng heT. zad
ts-rs kao-s tae sss- h12gvlc~ zirwsflT
stretched an uz broken IRE q iaue fross.
New. SS1.-< % tse far xszs---A-.@ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
CURTAINS OF FLOWERS.
They Form Effective. il Perishable, sum
mer Decoration.


The country house without flowers
loses half its charm. They not only
sdd 10 the effect of the room where
they are arranged. says the New York
World. but give that refreshing touch
so essential to the ideal country home.
i porch is much more inviting il
uncovered, and big china or brass
bowls filed with growing ferns are
good to look upon. The long. green
glass vases are particularly adapted TO
the country house. Long-stemmed
daisies and field lilies never look better
than when their stems are visible
through the green glass and their
heads nod above its cclored surface.
Bowls of colored glass are also charm
ing when filed with Wild flowers One
should always occupy . place Of pronli-
nence in the guest room Clover bios
SONS fresh from the field look wei
carelesslv arranged in bowl OF green
glass. To make ox-e1ed daisies appear
TO the best advantage. I'll the bottom
of rather deep bowl with lattice
work OF daisy stems Let them be
closely woven together: then carefully
stick lonc-stenn,ed daisies into IT,.
lattice-vork auc tncy VIII have just
the same effect as Z they were grow
ing in the field Daisies thus arranged
look well on zee diuing-roon table or
in the hall
For occasion % fsstivity a curtain
OF flowers makes q most charming
Saco-.-;oo Fish net can pe easily Ar
ranged for a foundation OF this sort O.!
drspery. 4 curtain Of nignoHette aEG
rosebuds would look very beautiful
and would make the dIning-roon a. .
pink" luncheon 8 VISION long - be
renern be-ed- - Pittsburgh Chronicle
Tzr-E
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct l9-Cotton easy;
sAses spot 3.2o0; 10 arrive ). 80. receipts Il. =
so. exports coastvIse. +.l7U. stock
io1. 40 Futures steady; SALE 1910. DC
tober s. - bid: Nover1 bar = - h ) %: De-
c-mber - S2fl5 g: January - - =. .:
February 8 4lG5.42: Narcn - 47I ;. =.
April 81 5S,55 -. Nav SJ.5S -. -. Juae
s. 64g5 %; July s590gs5.sl-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
CLOSING srOJK OUorATIONS

Ten cents a pound will buy cheap and
poisonous baking powders. They work
direct injury 10 nursing mothers, dyspep-
tics ana others ia delicate health. DR..
Prices. pure Cream of Tartar powder
not only saves doctor bills, but IL more
economical than others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
ST. Louis Grain.

ST. Louis, Oct. l9-Whsat - Higher;
cash, As ! cents; Dece n Der. -, 6 cents;
May, 54S@45I cents. Corn - Firm;
CASH. 49,. ceats; October.4S ceuts; Deem
Ter. ass cents; Nav, 46]s 1863 cents. Oats
Higher, cash. - crnts; October, 81
cents: MAY. So. cents. Park-Lower. dull:
jobbing. SIS -. I.ard-SharpIy lower;
steam. s.. -; cuoice S7.25 L-,d-Quiej,
81 90 az -. Sp-lter--Qaiet, $3.50 Flax
seed-Steady. 81 II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
is IT Any WONDER?
That People Often Die
So Mysteriously!
AND ALSO so NEEDLESSLY.
A Lesson Prom the Microscope Tha.
Sho9ld be solemn warn
IN: TO All.

The suoioiued picture shows sections %
a Ei-gatfi-,i drop taken from pcESoa sGs-
fsriac with Brighs's disease Of tEs kidneys.
Imagine the warning sections OF these or
EsaiSns upon tie delicate tissue OF 7he
system. Is is any wooder tasG 50 maay
thousands o. psopi- die 50 premasarsIy Of
Brishts disease of the Siciseys-that -
may women become aol.ow checked, So
low Completed. despoadsGt aud aily de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady-
No. Yellow corn. 4jLac.
No. = spring wheat 5ilsa55lgc No. spring
what. 555sc. No. . red 5lIed52c. No. corn. ;,
491Sc. No. > oats sc No. white 3l4a3lA4c
No. white Ss4 3lc No. : rye 4'lec- No
barley. Sc. No. ), 500 a.. No. /. asa sc. No.
tiaxseed 81 20. Prime timothy seed, 81 81.
Mess pork per Dbl. Sl2 50al2 IS. Lard, per ltH
lbs. s. S5as $40. Short ribs sides. loose. IS 20
al 65, Dry salted shoulders. boxed. - %
40 co.'s. Short clear sides, boxed, % .5a5 SIZE.
Whisky distiil-rs' finished goods, per gallon,
81 y. ouga--Cut loaf, unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
az. and dl-. when see eIemsns. n-s

cline and die. when suea elements are
pr-ytng upon them day and nists
i II any wos,ier that some strong men
s,rsc ualiT so down. becoming weaker uE-
I'll aaally they are brought low by the
same cznsef All these ihleSs tend toe
Careful, thoughtful p-rsous TO guArd
against that great modern svil-Bright'-
disease. Ii Is The most dangerous The
most trssCherous disease of the present
day IL il Carrying eft moro prominent
people than sll other diseases comeiasd
II attacks those in the middle walks Il
life aud n threatens all classes. There II
but one thing that eau he done when u APP
proaches aud thai i TO fiy for relief az once
10 the only remedy known % the world
that can control IL. and that - Warmers
safe cure- II you doubt This, read the TO-.
lowing:
UPTON. Mass. July l. 1894
II. II Warner Co.
GENTLEMEN made partial statement
of my case 20 your agent As you wish
Tue TO maks a full statement, I shall ba
pleased 20 do so. Fourteen years ago laSE
March was taken sick. Oar family pay
stefan was called Ia aud treated me fot
four weets. and did not get any better.
My feet were blosted badly and had got
ten so bad that c0uid not walk AMI was
short brsathed lchanged physicians, ani
got a very sklliful Que from another town,
Who made an examination and told me that
] had Bright's disease in It's ls-t stages i
~ss biosted u TO my chest. He said the
urine was one-iourth Albumen with soma
casts In IT, He tried his skill on me for
three weeks, aud told my wife that | could
not live three months Ny sister came 10
see me. and brought paper with won
der.ul cure your medicine had made. She
persuaded me 10 try IL / told her that
did nos think there was any use OF my
doing so. but she insisted. telling me sue
would send me a bottle. told the doctor
that was going u let him 30. and t-y
patent medic.ne. I commenced taking
your remedy. and began To grow o-tter
after taking one bottle. / took ten bottles
OF the medicine. and in four weeks was
able 10 see 10 my work and work some my
self In less than = year was a well man.
Ny employment Is that % an eng neer ia
the winter. aud | work on a farm during
the summer / have tn make twelve
hours at the shop and take care Of Eve cows
morning and night. ! would advise any
one with kidney disease to Use Your rem
edies. IS IL was their use which pat NE
upon nv feet making a well man OF me.
You Can Use much Of this as yo
please. Yours respectfully.
ZiBA Is. GECEDY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

For nearly a half century DR.. Prices
Baking Powder has ranked foremost
among the celebrated household helps OF
the age. As shown by the awards ar the
Worlds Columbian and Midwluter Fairs
its fame never stood higher than now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

80 TIE MARQUIS gave Toz tso>e
Hors-s7
Yea and o Mad - acszssly Szia
lie EltE0at Ese mast saoEaias
-. dear every oo1y szys yo4 ara
Is lxat ea@zss lev. a-ls-zS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
An ErplasAfbn

visitor-You are not looking as stout
as when saw you last
; Miss Birdie McGinnis-Well. you see,
I've fallen of = great deal of late.
am learning to ride bicyole.-Alex
Sweet in Texas Strings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

-TAe oomgose< Gluck slvvays Shsn
b-oT. accompanied rs fz,hsr OF 10
rounds The el1sr S~@. gs1E.kesprr.
and tie boy srst zznifssted lis 1ssassl
talent 5y earning - -szstzts t.s zosSa
q tEe aid f1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
Anxious 10 kroW.

Tommy-Pa, what's ma crying for?
faLher-She can't find her teeth.
Is that the reason the baby cries
so much?'-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
RANK CLEARINGS-

NEW YORK. Oct lathe following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total
.lesrings AT the principal cities. and the per
r,ntage of increase or decrease, a. compared
with the corresponding week last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l2-CottOn. quiet: mid
ding. Lie lower. middliug. l-l6. sales $50
hsle-; receipts 5. geo; shipments ) 20, stocks
Il 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

against Il. s5l for the same tims last week
aud 81 0Si weak ago.
The hog market was lower. Very soon
after toe opening a decline OF 5Gio cents
was established and later in the day it was
not an easy task to place this stuff at tbs
reduction. The depressed tone of the
market was a consequences OF continued
large receipts and the steady re-
csssion OF prices for the pro-
duct. The extreme top OF the mar
ket today was IS -. There was "a solitary
sale at that figure. Possibly there were a
dozen trades at over s. 90. but prices be-
low 81 70 bought by far the greater part of
the 81, el1 offered Packers paid 81 tt5GI4 -
TO- tEe bulk Of their purchases anu ~ ooG
% were popular prices with shippers.
Lots Of common mixed and Hight hogs
changed hands below Il. 30. aud cuils aud
pigs were not easily moved at 81 0jtGi D.
The close was 10 cents lower than yestcr-
day.
There-wss no ouotsbis change today in
the value OF SueeD and lambs Toe mar
ket WAS Iifsless and prices quite Uneveut-
fCl, but tbc average was about Ike
yesterday. The fresh receipts were
estimated At 1l.000 making about SZ.OOO
FOR the week Tar, as against 81, SO for
last week. The arrivals for the inst nIue-
teen days of this month amount to 265, 600
head. Within the last five days there has
per 100 pounds, and the movement aas been
exceedingly slow at the lower prices.
Chnice sheep may now De bought around
= % and a very good article at t223td2g.
While poor and common sorts are almost
unouotable. The present range OF quota
tlons is - cent. TO 50 for poor to choice
sheep, and 81 25El4 10 Tor lamos. The bulk
ar the weeks business was at 81 15G2 65
for sheep and at s3td3 - for lambs.
Receipts-Carrie. 5,o00; calves, 10; hogs,
1900; sheep, II, 900.
OMAHA, Oct. o-Cattle-Recepts 5000;
few useful beef cattle on sale; large pro-
portion Of offerings cows Feeder trade
quiet. Cows, 81 50612 90: bulls 81. J0@1 70;
feeders So 2g@2 10 Hogs-receipIs, 5,OO0;
market dull and lower; no one but packers
did any buyiug. A shade TO cents lower
than yesterday early. while some OF the
late sales showed all of A J 10 10 ceots de-
cline. The top was s. So for choice heavy
stock and there WAS nothing much at all
desirable that had TO sell at under $40.
Fair to good hogs OF all weights sold very
largely at from A.60g475. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, LOO; supplies were limited. but
the demand was quiet and trade ruled
slow at Father weak figures.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 19-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500: shipments, $500. Market
steady IeSaS steers, SOt9o.W. 1eXHs
cows, SlS5G2 %; beef steers. s5.O0d3 80;
native cows. Sl-25d3. 25; stockers and feed
ers, 81 2563 90 bulls ana mixed, 81. 1902 50
Hogs-Receipts, S, 100; shipments. 1900
Slow and steady. bulk of sales, 81. 55G+ so:
heavies. 81 7094 80; packers. 81 75C9i9 90;
mixed, 81 40G475; lights. 81 40@470; york
ers, "a 70@i. 30; pigs, 50 55@i 30 Sheep
Receipts. $500; shipments, 200. Market
steady. Natives, S2.50@3.0O; westerns,
81 J0gy3 %: stockers and feeders, s.. o0@2. 80,
lambs, s. 00@4 %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
An Unssttl.d Relationship.

Marie-Is that CholIie's sister,
Loulse-No. He hasn't proposed yet
Kate Fields Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

A Rough Rosd--rErnsr Hsyozch
(stzrting home from the station -
Please, ma an. co ron wos- 12ssc
teeth Fafr Boarder for II. summer
-.->irw Farmer wavbacls 49, Ola
don't mean Ia b< cur ous- Only this
road i leetIe rough. sE-i II your
teeth sizs good and 1zs; rsu'c better
pus en- n You- pocket -. /. HseA'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

The acme OF perfection in cookery is en-
bodied in DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der. No other works SO quick or gives
such dainty food.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20

There is no economy in buying the
cheaper baking powders DR.. Prices pure
Cream of Tartar powder, has several times
the strength OF the inferior powders, and
never fails TO give wholesome food. An
ideal leaveniug agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-20
Grain Quotations
By
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid for all SiDJs 81
grain Milling wheat specially. Write CT wiz.
FOR prices.
Basis u ssissippi River.
Always in the market for strictly pure mill
ing whest-hard or son. Can furnish oats.
I03 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 50.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

NBw YORK. Oct. l9.-Governmen. bonds !
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds I