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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE NOTES.


Miss Anderson Is now visiting at her
home at Mt Hope.
\ large number e the Neodesha excur-
sionists visited the College last Tuesday.
Miss Stroup, who Ms been visiting her
parents in Harper cousay, will be with Us
again next week.
Miss Winchel, who has been taking
speed practice, leaves today TO accept po-
sltlon as court stenOsrapher in Colorado.
Captain Cannon and Lieutenant Martin
of company b, Second regiment. who were
here for the purpose of inspecting company
A, pade the college pleasant visit last
Thursday.
The following students enrolled during
the week: r. E Stewart. Dun, Kan:
Walter Raymond, Valley Center. Kan:
Charles Burchard, Cheney, Kan: L A.
Bland, Seneca, Kan; Alice McI.aren. Al
toona, Kan: orpha Jay, city; Chester
WinehTiSht, Roper, Kan; Il. r. King.
city; Z. W. Giyens.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
ECHOES FROM COLLEGE HILL.

The Second Regiment band will give an
open air concert aJ the terminus of the
electric line on College Hill next Friday
evening. There will be ample means of
transpOrtion for any number of people
The College Hill Sabbath school will serve
refreshments on the grounds.
Ii is not generally known that the hill
Is veritable whispering gallery, and, at
times, there is a complete system of echoes.
These advantages, combined with the pure
evening air, will add greatly TO the in
ducements to everybody to attend.
Negotiations are pending for Il second
concert on the week following by the
Fehison band. These concerts can be
made a great attraction to all lovers of
band music
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Cat:le-Market SLOW and dull.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
IT WAS TOO LATE.
The Man Had Already Put Himself Out OF
the Reach of Society.

The Man Had Already Put Himself Out or
the Reach of Society.
The man with an important air took
the seat next to the amia ble-lOoking
man and smiled.
Vacation trip, 1 suppose" ventured
The important man. The other nodded.
Ever hear of the engagement insur
ance company" asked the man of i'm
portance. You know in summer how
very impressioneble men are. Well,
represent a scheme that is simply
great. 4 man may become engaged to
a beautiful girl during his vacation
and upon his return to town totally
forget the fact, owing to pressure Of
business. hard work. and so on. But
the girl may remember, and then there
is likely to be trouble. Now you take
out a policy in our company and we in
sure you against further worry. Fur
thermore-"
But" interposed the amiable man,
al am not"
That may be-" continued the other.
"You do not seem to be that kind, but
there's no telling what may happen.
Now, for a dollar month you become
q member Of our company, and if you
should be engaged and afterward suf-
fer with a lack of memory and a
breach of promise case looms up, why
then we take the matter out of your
bands and settle it. See? Only one
paltry dollar month insures perfect
liberty to you. Do you not think 1t
would be well to take ont a poiicy?'
The amisble man shook his head
sadly.
No" he answered. ''it's too late. 1
have Ebeen married several years. -
Chicago Times.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

JUMPING ON SUGAR
WALL STREET BEARS HAVE ANEW
OBJECT TO ATTACK.
General Feeling That the New Tari Il
Law Is Not So Favorable 10 the
Truss as Was at First Supposed
is Taken Advantage Of
Rock Island is Also As
sailed and = Decline
FOrced-Stock and
Bond QUO
tions.

New YORK. Sept. 1.-The trading on the
stock exchange was light during the two
hours, sugar being the only stock display
Ing anything like activity, aud the deal
lngs were of less volume. \ raid was
made on sugar at the opening, which
forced the price down IS per cent TO l04
per cent, which is just 10 per cent below
the figures current week ago. and H.
per cent below the highest point reached
recently, the stock having sold up TO Il4JS
per cent on August 81. There was
nothing new in the situation affecting the
sugar interests which developed today, that
would account for the decline, and il can
only be ascribed TO the manipulatious of
the clique. There was fun recovery in
the later dealings, followed by a reaction of
II per cent, which represents the loss on
the day
ROCK Island was again weak today. re-
cedlng n per cent and closing at the lowest
figure touched st. Paul and Burlington
were both strong and advanced g and I
per cent respectively. maintaining
the full rise to the close. North
ern Pacific preferred rose Der
cent on foreign buying, and sales o cover
short contracts 1t Is said there is a very
large outstanding short interest in this
stock to which fact is ascriped its strength.
In the final sales y per cent of today's ad-
vance was lost: Western Union was in fair
request and made an advance of per cent
of which = per cent was subsequently lost.
Distilllng was neglected, fluctuzting with
IN range OF 3 per cent and clos
Ing Is per cent lower than
on yesterday. Colorado fuel and
iron declined = per cent: Atchison
fell = per cent. Rock Island Is per cent,
aud reacted q per cent. In the rest of the
list, trading was insignificant, but the
prices were in an upward direction. The
market closed generally strong.
The bond market was strong on a mod
crate volume of business. with Northern
Pacific the feature The seconds sold up
per cent, the thiIds Der cent, and Mon
tana division peg. cent Utah Northern
as advanced per cent; Kansas Pacific
consols advanced ia per cent; Oregon
navigation 5s, l = per cent; Oregon short
line 6s declined l per cent.
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SOCIETIES WILL MEET.

There will be a meeting of the local
union of the Christian Eudeavor societies
of the city at the Dodge Avenue Presbyte-
rlan church, Monday evening at S o'clock.
Rev. J. \. Lawrence will read a paper
upon the work of missions and the duties
of the missionary committee and MIR. E.
Higginson will read a paper upon the
prayer meeting and the duties of the
prayer meeting committee. Both these
papers will be discussed by the meeting.
An earnest invitation is given to al
Christian Endeavorers and ali others inter
esled 10 b. nresent
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KEY. PnSr,S picnic

Rev. c. Post was in charge of = picnic,
which turned Lenwood Park into a Nav
day fair. Wednesday. The party consisted
of: Misses Minnie Lane. Flora Malone.
Mamie BradshaS. Carrie Bartlett, Mamie
Bradshaw. Viola Arnold. Lille Moon Della
Acton, Allie Todd, Maud Ingram. Emma
i auders. Kate Murphy, Julia Williamson.
Faith Mercer, Edna Taylor, Dora Truman.
Messrs. William Post, George Stokes, Ray
Rentz, Charles Llwrence, Bert Clark,
Ralph ingram, Claud Barness and David
t,ricbson
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-For Saturday, the
early demand was fairly good. though
many buyers appeared jaded after the ac-
tive work of the week. TIE volume of
business has been very large, Yet in the
Jobbing departments of trade greater ac-
tivity is looked for next week. Values all
around are much frmer and some are
higher than week ago. In demand and
sales the whole situation shows much i'm
provement. Printing cloths firm at 2zS
cents bid,
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BlG HAN-KIDING P<RTY.

Another big hay-riding party was out
last Tuesday evening, and after reaching
the tour wound up in Linwood Purk. The
participants we've: W. J. Wilson, J. :.
Smith, ii. 7. Dedrick, W. Z. Wilson. Mes
DANES, John w. Walters, !. c. Griffith.
Misses Mary Hunt, Agnes Hunt. of Kan
sas City; Abigail Ninchell, Blanche
Guthrie. Mary York. Messrs. O. a. Reach,
Tom Testard, Walter DYER, George VIII
son, J. {. Sousley, Fred Alley.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-Good midiling
674: middliug 67-16; low 622Ss; good ordinary
10 .l6; net receipts S47: gross 81: coast
wise 1859; sales $50; stock 2s, 259; sales
spot. l.100; to arrive. 30. Receipts. Al; ex-
ports coastwise, 1859: stock. 2S.519; Fn-
uures-Steady; sales. 76e; September, s. 80
@3l; October, SO 30d3l; November, So IS
@35, January s651@52; February. So SO
g51: March. S6G1@62: April, S6.66@61; May,
s6.7l@72; June, So 1G971; July So Sl@S2.
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Sugar ha-kes

NEW YORK. Sept l. -Sugar-Raw.
deliveries NOR prompt. No. 6. 4A-s54 9-l6,
No. =, - a 10: N. : 4+Sef4 5-Is. No 2
1 lI-l6e1 i !. No. IL 5 5-16a4l.: Ne. y. A..
No Is, -, of 4, 1 9-I6; mould 4, 5.z5 20;
confec;iouers A lI-I6g ~: curioaf > u
5 l6. crushed. 5zS65 9-l6; powdered, 81.
crannlatsd- 4 I3-l6z5
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Kansas City Gra;n-

KANSAS CITY. Sept I-Wheat-Slow
No hard. 46d47 c: No. . red. 46;s a47c.;
No red, 46@46js c; Rejected - c. Corn
No demand; No > mixed, % c: No. :
white. 53l5c. Oats-Slow; No. mixed.
21c: No. white. Sc hye-No 2 Sc
Flaxseed-Steady; 81 l0aLl2 Bran-Duil,
-66d6Sc. Hsy-FiTm; Timothy. SSd9.
prairie. S56SS 30. Butter-Firm: cream
erv. l9@22c.; dairy, l61lsc. Eggs-Quiet;
ILsc
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THEY Picnic an HAYsYILLE.

Mrs. Charles Coleman of the West Side
was Thursday the chaDeron of a party. of
picnickers who held forth at Haysv ille.
The party was composed of Misses Dollie
kahoe, Lena Crib. Dora Coleman, Nellie
King. Jassie King. Susie Parkhurst, Nell
lie Parkhurst. Iva johnson. Helen Nc
Cormick, Stella McNaghteG, Olive Nc
Naghten, Jessie Dean, May Dunkin. Daisy
DhrekiD. Nellie Mccormick, Myrtle Nc
-Cormick, Jessie Tucker, Maggie Wallace,
Beatrice Fditon, Happie Randall and Car
RE Carneuter
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~ HONOR OF MIR. DAVIDSON.

Mr. Nermillon Harris entertained few
OF his young friends Wednesday evening
in honor of Frank Davidson. The even
ing was passed in playing whist. The
prizes were won by Miss jessie BRYAN and
Frank Davidson Of Chicago Those pres
ent were: Lizzie Noble, Lizzie Newcornb
Edna Tilden. Lizzie Hamilton. Jessle
Bryan, and Frank Davidson. Clarence
Sluss, Claude Alley. Nermllon Harr.s
RALPH Smith, Maude G!rty, Louis Van
Ness and Neru Frazier.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

western dairy. I3AG15 cents; western
creamery, 15@24 cents; factory, 1915
ceats: Eigins, "A cents; state dairy, ls
cents. state creamery, 1924 cents
Eggs-Quiet; ice house, l45sGj6 cents;
western fresh, i4dla cents; cases, Sl.15e1
350. Receipts, 5,06S packages.
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Cash quotations were as follows;

Flour - Winter patents. - so; winter
straights, s. 3Da50; spring patents, 3 91a3 60;
No. spring wheat 53a53s3c. No sprin,
wheat, nom'l. No. . red 53a.,iJ4c, No. corn,
5534c. No. 3yellow corn 55le cents, No. :
oats 29lic. No. white 3l1ss;S1ec, No. white
SlaS2l4c, No. , rye 46lsc- No barley. j6alsc.
No ) 5la55l9c. No. 4. noml, No fiaxseed 81 II,
23Ia. Prime timothy seed, 50 -. Mess pork
per Dbl. SIS 90aI4 On. Lard, per 100 lbs. IS 45a
5 AZ. Short ribs sides, loose, s. 7ia7 - Dry
salted shoulders, boxed. ST 15a5 S7ls. Short
clear sides, boxed. $ 25aS ~. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 81
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FEAR BIG RECEIPTS
PROSPECTS FOR NEXT MONDAY DE-
PRESS PRICE OF GRAINS.

Both Wheat and Corn Open Fairly
Steady, but the Anticipated Re-
ceipts Throw the Pit Into a Tu-
mutt and Both Fall Off
Oats Also Share in the
Decline and Tumble
Down The Hog
Market Much
Ill & her.
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FAREWELL PARTY is GIVEN.

Mrs. Cal Spencer entertained Wednes-
day evening The entertainment was a
farewell party TO Misses Nellie and Irene
Jones of St. Louis. The guests were: Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Pierpont. Misses Dula
Pease, Emily Chambers, Minnie McKib-
ben, Olive Clayton, May Parker. Maud
Campbell. May Spencer. Ida Kensler,
Aiessrs. II. T. Cooper, Earl Blake, Fred
Reynolds, W. A. Ayers, Frank Jones,
Frank Mcpherson, Fred Wilson.
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MIS- PoLh ENTEaTAINs

On Friday evening Mrs. w. A Polk en-
terrained in honor of Mrs. Stoude of Fort
Worth, Tex Music, games and recita-
tions were features of the evenings amuse-
ments and at the appropriate hour elegant
refreshments were served. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames c. We'll. w.
E. Huttmann, S. G.. Crib. J. F. Knob
LAUGH, G. Gehring, Misses Lena Crib and
Clara Gehring, Mrs. Cash Henderson. Mrs.
VI. Stoude and Messrs. o. q, Eczstein.
Elmer Stoude, Fritz and Henry HUT
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sIcKyER CONSERVATORY RECTAL.

A select and musical audience greeted
the pupils at their first recital of the new
year last evening at Barnes & Newcomb's
music hall. The program WAS short and
well arranged as TO length so as not to
weary anybody. Each performer played
well and the school starts off on prosper
Gus beginning for the new year.
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DINNER TO MISS BLAIR.

Mrs Howard Case gave dinner to Miss
Eta Blair of Pennsylvania Wednesday
evening. The menu was an exceptionally
fine one The participants were Miss Daisy
Lynch, Miss Eta Blair. Miss Antoinette
Derby, Miss Nargie Knorr, Ed Moore
William Davidson, Charles hnorr and
Fred Hellar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
FOE SALE-Misceti0neoHs

JIdsr iti- a.-.. fsIsf i,n- 30 aay.
I.'OE sALil-A VICTOR BlCYCL1 GOOD A.
Il neN. ~ inch gear. ezra INSIDE rrc, toei saE,
wrench pump. e,e' CON pc ter - - ,s.... =
80
I'oK sALE-A STOCK or CENLEAL aEE-
II chsHt iss o. vii fsss To- lam. Aadrese y.
r LTaHs. AEszle ksG- aAt
L'ok >ALf.-oSE POOL AID TWO BILLIARD
4 tas.r-. ErEas~irs @ud Bias. god - -
Inquire !. +. Jsis-er VI @erth A@i- - cs- -
L0I. sALE-GoOD PAYGsG C2-H BUsISiss
~Aut-d- address r. ~ 1s>z - " "lchiis, lsa-
IyoE >ALE-THE WICHITA a.lE BAZkE
Il - c@sa sBiy. Do Sorta Naln strrrt a. =
IroE ALA yICE CLOTHS WARDROBE
It cheap - serth E@ia street c%H
I.-OK skLz-A FINE wATEE NILI. IHE
hesr p4yiDz FTsY~ftg ia Es-ss.- Hr.t- -
-r11 81 .rr.z fH acsrs frrst s.E rss. - prs 80
y .ll - a. zreat s~-gifte- Joan f~f-le u. :,
L.Og saLE-A GooD EUsST. CHEAP. ALSO
o-i room - - = Ltaiil'l A't- *
YTos -ALE - FIssT -cLA-s Tor BUsCT
cleaa - %oliA $40 sifset sna
I'oH -ALE-THEfE MEDIUN siZED FIEE-
r1os~ s~sa -.z4a. A. la zood es-.e-saas.
-tsEz-t frsa Narss- fEa
I.cE SAFE SILL HsvE -opE EEw
az.1 - os-c tsrf grf-es 70 49, rrssF fsr czs-
l-ner- - :. AssH. u a isr@s=- rsz1eEsr- ~
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flll.az slz+4- - -aaz - p 4e---@s -rsrl-.
- -aLs-A FEss -kI - EFCYlfl flDFr--sls
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a.,-ee- f. - ,aea4 - easa- &'--f-es f7-
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TEz-a-

Wild MAJ % Bo-neo-Pa-st are ye1
eryiu' about Miss Sins2
Circassiaa Besuty-i have 5glS. cone
from the death bed q the oSsitad nzau.
snd. Oh the poor fellow die<s 50 terribly
Es<G-II:s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

ST. LOUIS. Sept Nv heat-Iewer;
| cash. 493t cents; September, 49ST $50 cents,
| Corn. weak; cash, 539s cents; SepJem Der,
| 53i5 cants. Oats,i over; cash aud Septem-
! Der. 3O1{ cents. PORK, firm; $3.50. Lard,
/ higher; IS 356tS 42ls
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
MISS BROWN As HOSTESS.

Miss Maggie Brown Of North Lawrence
avenue, last Tuesday evening, entertained
IN compliment TO Miss Matte Morris and
Miss May Sullivan of Augusta, Her
guests were; Nessrs Fred Hellar, Irwin
Taft and Herbert Levy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
MISS CORAL HARRIS ENTERrAINs.

Miss Coral Harris entertained a few Of
her friends most pleasantly Monday even
ing. Those present We're; Naude Girty.
Lizzie Newcomb. Lizzie Hamilton. Louis
Van Ness, Nermillon Harris, Frank David.
son anu Nern Frazier.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Misses Rea and Elsie Woodman enter
tanned at dinner last Friday evening. The
guests were: Miss Gertrude Lauck, Mr.
Houston Taylor, Mr.. Ray Taylor, Mr.. Told
Speed and Mr. Mont HalloMen.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
MR. LoUTHAN WAS sU.,pRIsap,

Last W ednesdHy evening n few OF the
friends OF Mr.. Edgar Loutean gave him q
very pleasant surprise at Ms home on North
Hydraulic The evening was spent in u.r-
sic. games and refreshments. Among those
present were noticed Aissess Birdie and
Lille Rhinehart. Fannie Johnson. Emma
Bailey, Grace Smith. and Eessrs. Fred Shu.
man, Steve Levic, Paul Hosting. Frank
hastlng and Ar. and Mrs. g. +. hetzler
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
MISS YENNARD's WHIST PARTY.

Miss Josephine Nennard entertained at
whist Monday evening Her guests were
Misses EStella Negbaur of Kansas City.
Flora Millison, Marie Luliug Messrs Ned
Larimer. Leslie Doyle, Roy Corbett and
Walter Van Nuys.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

Chicago. The guests were: Mrs. Howard
Case, Mrs. A. 1mboden. Mrs. j. n. Black,
Mrs. Hunter and Miss Blair.
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n Os1-Oz TsAFS EETWEIS caLuaElf.
Il IA hsarGsasE. prEsr -. cor a. ..rr 80 -.
sFs-s h.ls sza Fr,-fa EsilEEs haes saF-t' - Z
lrfd. fiEes - - rsHs aflsz ~ fa-tflta -
A. Fsgas FAsrls - =. 81.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

silk searfs nav be clesnsea by
washing IN gasoline or naphths far from
8 ire, then hung on smooth and
straight in the air 20 dry.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
st. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady: creamery. lia-3szc; dairy
lSa31. Eggs. firm, ls1sal5ls.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
St. Louis.

ST.LoUIs, Sept. L-Cottou-1 1-l6 lower;
middling. 6$!; sales. so: receipts, none;
shipments, 200; stock, 16. 600
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02

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vhez s,se vzs CaId. zl.e c-ieSi - ClEsS7-1--
S-hsz - beszze sIizs- she eluag - c-s'a--1
Slsa shs hs c1siBs-sz, shs gz>sA-za = Ee-iA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
Bliss MARGARET KNoRR's TEA.

Miss Margaret hnorr gave a tea Thurs
Gay evening. in honor OF Mrs. Davis OF
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
HOGS AT SIS. .25.

! CHICAGO. Sept 1.-The cattle market
was weak and inactive, all around. Com
/ mon to good grades were lower, There
was no considerable inquiry from any
quarter, and good part OF the 5000 head
received had 10 be carried over. The close
yesterday was lower on everything. This
weeks receipts foot no 5000 against 6S.-
9iS last week and GO, 642 a year ago.
Today's hog receipts were estimated ST
1900, ma king 1O6, sos for this week, which
is decrease from last week OF
5000, and from the corresponding week
last year OF $500 The market opened
strong and closed excited and higher.
Hogs bought early in the lay were resold
later at advances of 15-20 cents per 100
pounds. The top OF the market Is 50.
which is only cents above the highest
price paid yesterday, but there were no
prime hogs here today, therefore the com
parison is q: very little use. The price
varied from 15@20 cents. The bulk OF the
stuH selling above 80 and only common
ots going below So
Prices were firm at 81 00(33 40 for poor to
choice sheep and at Sl.159435 80 for lambs.
The supply was light aud che tend ency OF
prices was rather upward. Receipts for
the week amounted TO about D., coo against
AZ ,253 last week and 50, OBJ n year age.
1hCSaip - CdCt!es O.ODVi CaAsCSI -VOs Jugs,
5000; sheep. 10000.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept f.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; ruled dull and weak. Cows
stuff was in excessive supply and slow sale
at 5@l0c decline. Gamers were not
much of. The stocker and feeder trade
was dull and prices lower all arouBd.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Decent stock
ranged from S5G595, with the bulk at
s. 456l5 60: pigs aud stock hogs sold around
S3@450 Yesterday the bulk of the hogs
sold at So. 1905 90, and last Saturday the
dealings we're largely at s.. ..
Sheep-Receipts 200. Fair TO good
natives, $2.25@2.75; westerns, S2@2 40;
common and stOckers. 81 15@2. %; good
to choice lambs. s.. .27@375.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. I.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; shipments, 1000. Texas cows, steady;
others steady to % cents lower. Texas
steers, S2 2562.30; Texas cows, s1.50td2 %;
beef steers, -. S5@5 60; native cows, 81 40;
stcckers and feeders. 81 S0(G340; bulls,
$l.30@2 Hogs - ReceiDts, 5,100 ship
ments, 800 Opened strong; closed weak
and slow. Bulk of sales, 81. 50@5.S5;
heavies, s. S0@5.90; packers. 50 1905 30;
mixed. s.. 25@ 3. 10; lights. s.. .25d5.S0; York
ers, $5.70@5 so; pigs, 81 50G5.s0. Sheep
Receipts, 500: shipments, 200 Steady
Good 10 choice natives, 81 50d3; good TO
choice western. s2.j0@3 80; common and
stockers, $2@2.J0; good 10 choice lambs,
s. 25G1425.
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Chicago Market.
Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.

CHICAGO. Sept. l.
The market today experienced the following
rRnge OF prices.
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Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR,

1Ishest market pFice plii f5r an klnfs -
grain Milling wheat speciality, write w4ro
for prices.
Basis Mississippi River.
Always in che market for strictly pure mil
ing wheat-hard o. soft. Can furnish oat-
IO3 S. TOPEKA TELEPHONE 1872
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Sept. 1.-Government bonds
| firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
| strong.
L = 5-s reg. lI8lSf Do Cd A.. 95It
Do IS coupon. ..lls19 VI X and f first4s. 43Ls
L ; As reg lli12 VI II ami L sec.4s. 10
Do Il coupon. .ll4l5lS - Paul cons -. 90. l27
Do 2s reg, ....... % do c * w D., lGD3s
Atchlson 4S.-...... 80 lSt l. 81 > T gen 6s %
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-02
DAY FOR HYPATIA
LARGE RECEPTION GIVEN TO MRS,
ELLA GLENN SHIELDS.

Home Of Mrs. jackson is Thrown
Open and Smothered in Flowers
and Brilliant Assemb1age of
Wichita Women Join in the
Entertainment Mrs.
Spencer Gives a
Party Society
News of the
city.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

Thefollowing are the representative sales OF
hogs at the wards today:
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA. Sept. /.

HOGS.
Hogs-Market steady. No good hogs on the
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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-16

1TARSHAL'S SALE-P PURSUANT TO AN
III order of sale anddecree of foreclosure
to me directed by the First judicial district
court of the territory of Utah, shall expose
| at public sale, at the front door of the county
courthouse, in the city of Provo county of
Utah and territory of Utah. on the 9th day of
April 1894. at II O'Clock M, all the right.
title, claim and interest of Charles W Brewer,
ton and Thomas Higham, partners, doing bust
ness as w. Beaverton and COMPANY Mary
Bre werton and L. w. WINNER, defendants
of, in and to che following described real
estate situqte, lying and being in Utah terri .
tory Utah county, and described as follows to-
wit:
Beginning seven and fifty.four Il A.1NN
chains east, and seven 8S-100 chains south. one
u degrees west of the northwest Quarter of
section i've l5) in township nine 90. south of
range two 81 east, SAT- Lake Meridian thence
south SO degrees, east 10 $500 chains. thence
south 25-lOO chains. thence south SO degrees,
east 95-10O chains thence south SO degrees
west 20 62-lOO chains, thence north IL degrees,
east II 1l-lOO chains to beginning. Ten 34-100
acres more or less.
:, To be sold as the property of Charles W.
BreWerton and Thomas Higham, partners,
doing business as G. w. Beaverton and Com
pany, Mary Beaverton and T. w. WINNER,
DEFENDANTS, at the suit Of Emanuel Kahn,
dong business as Kahn Brothers.
Germs of sale cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM, o. s. Marshal.
By THOMAS FOWLER, Deputy Marshal,
Dated April 4th, 1894.
Jones and Schroeder, attorneys for plsirtia,