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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Row York STOOL Mnrkot.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The trading
element at the stock exchange ex-
perienced a change of sentimen, TO day
and the majority of the big traders were
working for recovery. An idea seemed
to prevail that the movement against
sugar and Dtstilling had been carried
too far and that a rally was overdue.
Those operating for higher prices had
the assistance of London, they having
purchased fairly large amounts of st.
Paul and Louisville and Nashville, con.
eequently they had very little trouble
in bringing about O rise of Il to1k per
cent. in the Changers Louisville and
Nashville New England and Reading.
Louisville and Nashville was strength
ened by its favorable statement for the
first two weeks of the current month
and the Changers en- intimations that
the Rock Island will declare its regular
dividend this week.
II the Rock Island directors should
happen TO order the payment OF the
usual one per cent. for the quarter it
will rob tho bears of about the last of
their stock arguments against the
Granger group. In the industrlals
Sugar opened 1 per cent. higher to o.,
fell to 95B and rose to 96A@97. The
feeling on this stock Ia that buliish
tinued entirely professional Whiskey
ranged hetween 101S oil and was less
prominent in the dealings. The resig-
nation of Nelson Morris had been re-
ceived by President Greeahut and the
directors will take action on it next
week.
Simultaneously with this income 1t
was said that new distributing COM
pany had been formed to handle the
product Of the outside distillers Chi
cago Gas was very erratic. closing 4
lower on the day. After selling 67X@
SO at late hour It was reported from
philadelphia that application had been
made for receivership by stockholder
named Levin. 1t subsequently tran
spired that Levin owns ten shares of the
stock, and the first TO be appraised of this
suit In this city was a we'll known firm
not far from Exchange place, which is
supposed to enjoy the confidence of the
leading bear. This naturally robs the
suit OF much of it's Importance so far as
Wall street is concerned. President
BENEDICT, when seen this afternoon, said
he knew nothing about the matter.
The market closed Arm and 1H@l1S
per cent. higher on the day. In the in
active stocks Louisville. New ALBANY
and Chicago preferred rose 2H to 125;
~, 40 Gnu .SoSoA was unusually aCtlVe,
and on dealings OF 700 shares sold up to
l6o This bond market was higher. The
sales OF listed stocks aggregated Sl32,-
600 shares; unlisted, $4,000. Treasury
balances: CON-. S75 ,665, 900; currency,
S62 467, 900.
Money on call easy at per cent, last
loan at one and closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4@4A
per cent. Sterling exchange nteady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
4s5@4s5H for sixty days and 1860
4S6A for demand; posted rates, 4S5%@
4s7. Commercial bills, 4s4@4s4I.
Bar silver, 63X. Government bonds
steady. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds firmer. Silver ct tho board, Ga
bid. Norfolk and Western 25h.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. FRED MILLER, OF Irving, ILL.,,
writes that he had a severe kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back, and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so.called kidney cures, but without any
good result. About year ago no began
she use Of Electric Bitters. and found
relief at once. Electric Bitters is
especially adapted to the cure of all
kidney and liver troubles, and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price only
soc for large bottle at Christian & Bar
bees drug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20

etudent OF nervous diseases, and author
pf many noted treatlses on the latter subject,
long since realized tho truth of tho first
statement. and his Restorative Nervine
tn curing oll diseases arising from derange-
went OF the nervous system Is wonder
1ul, as the thousands Of unsolicited testimo-
turing tho remedy amply prove.
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine is O rpllablo
remedy for all nervous diseases, such as
headache. nervous debility, prostration,
sse,espiessneSs dizziness hysteria, sexual de-
sold by all druggists on positi1e guarantee,
Or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co.,
Elkhart Ind on receipt of price. 81 per bot
tie SIX bottles for S.. express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
opates or dangerous drugs
Sold by all Druggists.
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR. ]. KINNEY.
Specialist. Catarrh and diseases OF
eye, ear and throat. Glasses fitted.
OFFIcE-Exchange building.
SIT
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EVOLUTION.

Alono l stood uron the shore
And watched tho breakers como and go
And unused as summer zcphyrs bore
The smoke wrcaths from my pipe bowl o'er
Tho big Atlantic, tapping low.
Next year stood. whom Eleanor
Sweet, pretty. blue eyed, laughing So
Came and watched, not rs before,
Alone!
This year hold my junior, Joe.
Sweet some one stands beside the door
And holds his twin! Faint zcphyrs blow
Whilo mako sand nuts in a row,
With SHELLS for windows. I'm no more
Alone!
Anna ". Williams in New York Sun.
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SURROUNDED BY MYSTERYl
a Great Mistake.

5 a recent discovery is that headache,
&Suiness. dizziness. confusion of the mind,
&C.. are due to arrangement OF the nerve
6enters which supply tho brain with nerve
AbEcei that indigestion. dyspepsia, neuralgia,
Wind In stomach, etc., arise from the derange-
ment OF the nerve centers supplying these Or
eans with nerve fluid or force. This is likewise
The nerve system Is like O telegraph system.
Is Will be. seen by the accompanying
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P. q. DLARD. z. LEE. j. d. SMITH
n1LARD, LEE & SMITH,
~ ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw,
Terry Hiding, Roanoke, Va. 10 30 1y
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BORROWER Fifty Year,

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has oeen used
children teething. 1t soothec tho child softene
the gnms, alays all paine, euro wind collie and Is
Ina ocst remedy for Diarrhea. Twenty .ivs cts O
bottle. SO d "vs druggists th ughca'.. ~ d
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JOHN W. wFr n. LACY Hoen
WRIGHt HoGE, Attorneys-at-
w law,oanoke. Vs., Room 6,
Moomaw Bing, Jefferson street.
Oourts-koae city and county, and
Craig and ;ourt counties. Special
attention giSo collection OF claims.
mar 1y
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T e. ONCE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ONCE: 'Sixth floor, Terry Building
9201y
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WILLIAM LUNsFoRD. tlAwrRrn.
3T UNSFORD Il ANT
3A ATTORNEYS-9.
4 OFFIoE-Rooms 4 and omner.
$a!a. Mia. Raa slsti
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nR. JOHN ID. PEDDICORD,
DENTIST,
No. II Salem avenue, upstairs, over
Eagleby & Bros store. 417tf
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pATENTs. MARKs
Kxsmination ana aoVlGa jentabillty o
INVENTION. Seho p ,ot = Guide." or
PATRlcRELL,
u Attornoy-W-ia"' ton, d. u
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Tiany Persons are broker
own from overwork or household cares
Browns Iron BittcrS Rebuilds The
sys:em, aids digestion. removes excess OF bile
oaC. cures mai-rIa Ger the Venn'nN.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12
KANSAS BANK SoTEsI

The Bank of Burton * accumulating
some profits - shown by their recent state
ment j. 4 Weich * Son. bankers Of the
same place show surp Us and profits OF an
amount peariy equal TO their capital
The Citizens Bank OF EmpOria makes a
very healthy showing in Their recent pub
lished report. with surplus and profits
amounting To $1,000.
The American Bank Of North Topeka
reports 50 coo deposits.
The First State Bank OK NeEton shows
cash means amounting 10 u : Per cent OF
is liabilities. = very creditsbie showing.
The Farmers * DrOvers' Bank Of Coun-
Gil Grove b-s increased its surplus and un-
divided profit "a $1,000
The Peoples Bank OF Pratt shows 20 per
cent reserve of cash means 10 deDO.itOrs-
The First National Bsuk OF Prsts hss
increased ~ surplus account 70 $50 We
hope soon 70 see this good bank reopen IT,
Wichita account.
The Winfield National bank makes very
fns showing 2 ~ recent report. rs sur-
plus account hs- been Increased % sZ2.5J0
We notice rnsU they recently closed thsir
Wichita account and hone soon % hear OF
their renewing their old connection here.
TIE FIRST National baak 0f II John
hollis about - per cent o. cash means q &c
posit-. zC1 E-~ increa~e1 lfs surplus AID
undivided profits % g., 90
The First NztIoUsl bank q Co1Corlla
has increased Us sufp.u n fnud % Sd
Tie Cloud Couutv bark a. ConcoriIa. -
ports a sHrpius Il s. CO.. Ns. has % Der
cent cf IL deposits ~ casa mean.
Narrea : Brown. tEe seusral cashier o.
9. W. Brown * sons bank 81 Augusta
and Mr. u. 4 Aeu1yeT. the sLzulch and
Conservative ba-ks- - Leon, were N the
clty !as- week. Waiting their ccrrrss p0Dc-
eut here tie r. snsss NstionAI.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE trading in
the share market 10 day was very light aud
the speculation without important fe
ture. The unfavorable crop report c,used
general depression at the opening which
was not confined 10 the railroad list, but
was communicated to the iudustrisls,
though in less degree. The arbitrage
brokers were sellers of small lots OF Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred aud
ST. Paul. aud the London cables showed
American securities 10 be weak in that
market. There was, however, no great
pressure TO sell on small covering mo ve-
ment, and the market became somewhat
firm before the end of the firs- hour.
After II O'Clock the speculation became
intensely dull and especially for tie usual
iy active stocks excepting sugar, which.
with few OF the specIalties mon opoliZed
what little business was done Toward
the close the market became settled in
tone. some shares recording advances. and
the market closed fairly steady with prices
generally 11S@l5 Cents below the final
quotations or yesterday. Some few stocks
recorded advances including Chicago Gas
aud Distiiling each 7. per cehu. Sugar rose
Il per cent at the opealng, then receded y
per cent. rallied q per cent, reacting
per cent in the fiaal dealings and closin
unchanged from yesterday. There were
free offerings OF sugar in the loan market
AZ 4 per cent. Atchison and General
Electric closed at yesterdays last sale The
week has been full of interest 20 the spec
Ulative fraternity, the Atchison incident
being rather exciting feature and keep
lug the street on the qui yive up the vrry
close when it was brOug bit TO an end by the
acceptance OF Reinhart's resignation from
the direct ry and receiver.
While Reinharts supporters saw not.
the general opinion is his reply TO Expert
Little's charges that he oyerStated the in
come of the road for the four years i'm
medIately preceding June 80, 1894. does
not meet the issue squdrly and tie repre-
sentatlves of the London and Amsterdam
security holders state that they do not re-
gard his letter to the re-orgsniZ ttiou com
mlttee as an answer to the Little report
Ii has been decided TO take no fur her
steps toward perfecting reorganization
until after Little's examination of the
books. which is still in progress, is com
pleted. Conf lecture is now busy with the
question of Reiuhsrt's successor as presi-
dent and general manager The chairman
OF the reorganization committee. FIRST
Vice President ID. Il. Robinson, of Atchi-
son; President A. a. Robinson, Of the
Mexican Central road, and President ;. NJ
Felton,, of the Queen aud Crescent, are
mentioned III this connection.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12
A LADIES CYCLING CLUB.

Some twenty ladies OF the city have or
ganiZed "A cycling club, so we We're Informed
by two of the members last evening, who
called to tell of the plan. and that they ex-
pected to admit at least ten more TO mem
bershp. a number of them are confined
10 the stores during the day and the idea
Is hea-,hful recreation and pleasure. The
suit or costume which has been decided
upon IS very attractive and convenient,
and the make and material will be AS near
uniform as possible A number of school
marms have entered the movement. The
club proposes to appear as sucn At times
and there need be no assurance that they
will be the cynosure OF ali eyes. As nearly
every city now boasts its ladies cycling
club il would not do for Wichita to fail in
IA direction where the contour of her beau
tiful girls and women will b. shown to
such an advantage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS.
How The Many Devotees Are Passing Thcil
Time.

Time.
Miss Gertie Thomas entertained Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Myatt leave for St.
Louis in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Murdock have gone
to the Atlantic coast.
S. b. Amidon and wife will leave today
for the mountains.
Mrs. a. Dreschaux expects to leave in a
few days for Geuda Springs.
Miss Bessie Ryder left on Tuesday for a
two weeks stay in st. Louis.
The Misses Mary and Ella He!lar started
on Friday for Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Damon of Denver
are the guests of Mr.. l. A Damon.
Miss May Tarter leaves for the east
Tuesday for a three weeks's 'solcuTn.
Mrs. L. d. Lewelling is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Miller of Arkansas City,
Miss Ella Strangland left on Wednesday
fos Indianapolis to visit with friends
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Shepard have gone
to Colorado for few weeks recreation.
Mrs. Emma Staude of Texas and her son
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Well
MIR and Mrs. Robert Jacks entertained.
Monday, for Mr.. l. ;. Bowers of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. A Y. Alexander Of College Hill is
entertaining Miss oeaton, II kentucky
belle.
Mr. Bruce Priddy entertained Mr. J. 5.
Knight of Cleveland, o., early in the
week.
Miss Lizzie Roach was the hostess at a
picnic 1T Griswold park on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F ". Oliver and Mr.. an d
Mrs. y ". Oliver are home from the
mountains.
Mrs. John Fisher left on Tuesday for
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Nc
Ciees. IN Denver.
Mr. aud Mrs. c :. FullinEtou and
family have gone to Ohio TO spend several
weeks with relatives.
The Misses Silver of Wellington re-
turaed home on Tuesday after short visit
with Miss Nora psyne
Mrs. Will Speer and Mrs. Tovne Of Con
way springs were IN ne city yesterday en-
route TO the mountains.
Mrs Gardner Work and daughter. Of
Waco, Texas. are being entertained 10y Dr.
and Mrs. K. II. Creditor
Cards Will soon be ont tor the naarrisce
OF III " W % -AtalGA Hffl y Anna [ Tp>-
key. which occurs ou October ,
Mrs. J. r. HaUowell will leave on Mon
day fer four weeks visit with her par
entS in Crawfordvlle. led
Miss Jennie Meyer hardu and Miss
Blanche GoldStein OF Carthage. No. are
guests in the family Of Mr. Goldsrein.
Miss Ella Council who has been the
guest Of Mrs. ". : Woodmau for several
weeks. has returned home 10 Hutchinson.
Miss Mary Wells left yesterday morn
ing for Des MoiueS. Ia, her home. AFTER a
delightful stay with Mr.. and Mrs. W r.
Frazer.
Mrs. Calvin Spencer Of the West Side, is
entertaining her sisters Misses Nellie ana
Irene Jones. Two accomplished Young
ladies Of -. Louis.
private letter from Beatrice. Neh.
says that apples and watermsIous from
south Kansas. and advertised a such. are
found on sale IA all the Iowus of southern
Nebraska. The writer says they are a
luxury and meet with u lively demand
and sale.
Miss PerSlS R9sSelI left yesterday morn
ing Tor Kansas City. where she VIII sing I. {
Ctvttory morning auG evening AZ the We
known Iusuli church OF - Aloysius Sis-
nor Ljberati, corr nsr vittuo~o, WHO viii
kindly assist the choir at 1890 mass. viii
favor Miss Russell with a coruet obligsto
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug 1.-THE drouth and the
market were both broken today. The one
break caused the other. The government
report was, at the time of its receipt on
the curb yesterday afternoon, considere q a
very bullish document and really was so,
altogether surpassed in influence by pre-
dicted general rains tn roug ghout the corn
belt Wheat lost l cent of its previous
value. corn from l cent 10 IL cents and
oats Is cent. Provisions held 10 the end a
little OF a considerable advance.
Wheat was rather quiet, with tiuctua-
tions within 154@l5s cents range. The
general tone was weak. initial trades being
at 56 cents for September. but sold up
later = cent. eased off s cent. rallied 4
cent. declined 111s914 cents, ruled steady,
aud closed with September at 5555 cents.
The early strength was attributed to the
government report which was construed as
bearish. making the condition of spring
wheat 671 per cent, and the total crop of
spring and winter. accorning to the gov
ernment returns viii be about 80, 900, 600
bushels
Cables were stronger aud aided some
strength to the market. The exports for
the week from both coasts, wheat and
stimulating tendency. Outside markets
were firmer. Ou the other hand the gen
erAl dullness WAS factor against any ma
terial advance; the local movement was
heavy; there Was rain where most needed
and a large increase in the visible supply
is expected, all of which com bIned to de-
press the price aud work An upward
tendency. The market continued 10 rule
easier la'er in the session, Influenced by
the further break in corn.
Ia corn there was II good trade and
rather "A weak market. The opening was
from 14d$s cent under the final figures
of yesterday, with SeDUembe at * cents.
1t sold down cent more, rallied cent,
eased off Ia cent, changed some, ruled
steady and closed steady at 53;z cents for
September. IL was rain on one side and
the government report on the otc-r. with
the country both buying and selling hut
IT, bought considerable more than sold.
The report was construed as bullish as IL
did not cover the damage since August l.
which is yariously estimated. Ga the
other hand Iowa, Kansas, Illinois aud
Indiana had rains, aud more were pre-
dicted which had bearish influence. Out
side markets, with the exception of New
York. were firm. early cbaleS = pence up
on spot and 4 pence on futures. Receipts
were small at III cars and the estimate for
Monday also moderate.
Oats were active and easier in sympathy
with corn. and on selling by longs. Tue
range for the day was l cent for Septem-
Der.
Provisions were active The market
advanced early on good buying and after
several fluctuations declined on free real
izlng. closing quiet. Compared with last
night, September pork and lard are un-
changed and ribs 2j3 cents higher.
Frrights slow at BG1 cent for wheat
and Is cent for corn to Buffalo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12

u s vel known that Eoropn sttsEs1
AZ sztrsordSuAry age oftsnsT chzn rasa-
One q TIE most e@lsbTstsd female esg8<
te1HrisHs was CooD.Ass Des1.o0d- who
lived one h1larsd ard fo-ty i've ysar.,
and d5ed "a The reign of JaESss < IN
the reszlt Of an sccs 1sat. This .1
traoralr.s~y ~0-rAEn TSaa. 80 10 as<s of
o1s hEDdred yea-A % actSTs aa1 E-sly
that she Essd 20 tskS part In tlse txn1es
with younz peopls- A. IL ~. 81 cz.s
hundred szA taTtT -8rs ye~-s as rev
sled fro-n Brs.ol - Lond,z- % ssraaI
und.--aklng IN tho>- taTz E-~s G1ss
ioss=1c-. hoT~~-=. - ~sTps~ed By -
eass Il Frxz~1A ~cEEAz. Ex-zss6 As-.5s
INN. who t.e3 ~ Gu CoioEA> .. tSs
age q ozs AzDGtrrd sst arg ysarx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12
HELPED THEM DIE EASY.
Farmer LesctI's Indorsesn>nt of rhs H.s
Chalsrn curs.

Farmer L~sciI's IndoFsesa>ns of rhs H,s
Chalsra curs.
In NeulAha county, soushea<terD
Nebraska, said Representative Mercer.
of omaha there lives an old farmer
named Rafus Leach The hog cholera
was raging Ia tbe county and Leaoh's
hogs were dying fast. when along eauS
"a suJooth-tOngued faklT with a patent
cholera cure for hogs He showed
Leach his Foods. read him the dirsc-
tions on the bottles, and sold BIN two
or three bottles Of the compound FOR
Eve dollarA
Three or four weeks Aster Farmer
Leach YVES stADding ., his gate in tbg
evening when a well -drossesi stranger.
who was driving by. hailed him There
was an air of- 6esolstion a.lOut ths farm
luil a. Of death, enrelievsd by ths
musical bass grunts Of . lot Of cOnteuted
hogs
g Good evening. Mr.. Leach callr5
out ths stranger. puuing mp a, tbs
gate.
GOOD e~orlisg. said L>ae-h
You don't remember ne. see
ssd the stranger.
e 10, not exs~t1T.' said the farmer.
% I sold yoo SOME eholeT~ care fof
rour hogz a few weeks ago, the - ran-
ger explained
+" oh. you're the man. are yOv.% ssX
Leach. quietly.
Yes sid thc falcr. and, BY Ia
wa. ho-- dId 70 work
We'll, sAid Leach. "a his coulplscens
s:yls, Z don't kHoy LISA r. doae any
good ezosp, 20 Easkh the bog. dis .
little easier
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12

Miss Lilly Long entertained SATURDAY
evening Her guests We're: Misses Maud
Andrews. Cora Rice, Bessie Peachv. Alaus
PeddicOrG. Cora Shaw Hattie Bell Katie
Rice. Mary pedicord, Fern Hoover. R-ua
Long. Emma 2eachy. Louisa Peachv, SUE
Cooper. Nessr-. Harry HYDE and Ora
O'Neil Of Augusta, Henry Long. Emmer-
Aou Harris. Charlie Bell, Hays Long. Fred
Hoover, Robert GrinsteAd. Tom kocksel.
George Ross, John GrInstesd. Pearl Shaw.
Grant Long, Raymond Vincent, Walter
Piele; MesSrs. and Nesdames J. W.
Peachy. J. II. Rice. :. Peachy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12

One of the thoroughly enjoyable events
Of the past week was the party given by
Mrs. Henry Wallenstein. lt occurred Fri
dav evening.
The guests of honor we're Miss Pauline
Wallensteia and Miss Estella Negbaur Of
Kansas City.
The evening was passed with diversity
of pastimes. among them the unique game
of Observation, !" in which the VI glorious
players were Miss Lena Cox and Mr.. Roy
Kramer The prize awarded Miss Cox was
"A silver tray. and that of Mr.. Kramer Ii
silver handled brush.
After The game came the supper and
finally IN the cool hours Of the late night,
ia ncing.
Everything was decorated beautifully
and tastefuliy in flowers. The guests We're:
Miss Len. Cox, Miss Marie Luling. Miss
Josie Eennard, Miss Stacey NiederlaDder,
Miss Josie Black, Miss Ida Joseph, Miss
limo Creditor, Miss Nina Rsams, Mss
Sadie Joseph, Mss Pearl Murdock, Miss
Flora MiIlson, Miss Maude GIrty, Miss
Coral Harris. Miss Maude Parks. Miss
Anna Brown, Miss Lizzie NewcOmb, Miss
Lena FechheimmeT, and an escort OF Joe
Katz, Roy Corbett. Fred HellaT, John Du-
laney, Roy Bone Elmer Reese, Carries j os-
eDh, Warren Eaton, Roy Kramer, Walter
Eaton, Herbert Levy, VIII katz. Gland
Sutton, Will Funk, Leslie Doyie, r. Will
SOD, G. Sluss, y LarImeT, Jessie AIcClees
and DIR Adams
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-08-12
OLo3IaG Stock QUOTATIONS..
Money on Call.

NEW YORK. Aug u.-Noney on call easy
al l per cent, last loan per cent, closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3aj per
cent. Sterling dull and steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 s.
asSls for demand bills, and - S1s4 SIlz for
6U-day bills; posted Tates. ~ s6a4 s6j4. silver
cert hcstes none. Bar silver 6234. Mexican
dollars 50St.
The total sales % stocks today were
56,G0 shares, including: American Sugar,
$50 burlington and Quincy GO, Dis'illcrs
and &. r. 5.0Ss General Electric l.2p Louis
Vile and Nashville. $40. Missouri Paciuc
100; y tional Lead. 2.2It Reading. 100, X.
ID. certificates 3,4tas -. Paul $40