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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
NEAR To NOTHING
STOCK EXCHANGE DEALINGS HARD
LY WORTH MENTION.
Entire Days Transactions About
Equal an Ordinary Hours Work.
Reorganization Schemes Partly
Responsible-All Movements With
in Marrow Ranges.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-The stock market
today reached the point Of utter stssna-
ton, the aggregate of the transactions be-
Ing less than GA 900 shares, an amount Of
business that is frequently done in less
than a single hour Of fairly active Cay.
Whethersit is that the leading operators
and the general public are keeping out OF
Wall street." pending the elections. or are
deferred from trading by the great man,
Der of organization schemes involving the
leading railroad properties, which are
moving forward SO slowly aud with
hating steps, Que thing is very GER
tain, that the share market is lapsing into
a state of hopeless inaction. Daring the
mouth of October 1894 the trade on the
Stock exchange WAS notably active and n
year ago today the sales footed up !, 05J, 900
shares, or an average OF 10l, 600 shares All
hour for the entire day, while todsy's
saleS ere only little over % coo shares.
Sugar moved up & per cent, Reacted s. per
cent and rallied d per cent, gaining =. per
cent on the day. ST. Paul, which led the
railway list in the dealings. fuctusted
within a range of Is per cent, burlington
was held within similar limit; Rock
Island within per cent aud Northwest
4 per cent, the latter losing d and the
Otner three approaching %s0/S per cenb
only at Closing. Orrgou Short
Line advanced l per cent on sale of
100 shares. closing at the highest. Con-
solidated Gas broke . per cent. but rvcov-
cred l 4 per cent at the close. The market
closed quiet but fairly firm.
The bond market was fairly active, the
sales reaching tue total of SOL. 0Oo The
trading WAS firm in tone, and most of the
more important changes were toward
higher figures. The Atchison ISSUES led
in the trading and were heavy in the earlier
dealings. but recovered the greater part of
the loss and ut the close the fours are
down Is per cent and the seconds per
cent on the day. Northern Pacific col
lateral trust skies advanced ~ per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
A ThRSE.EYED LIZARD,
One sf the Most Striking Curiosities 81 the
Reptilian Kingdom.

Reptilian Kingdom.
Speaking Of lizards, the queerest
one we have seen for long time
reached US the other day from New
Zealand" says scientist in the Wash
ington correspondence of the St Louis
Globe. Democrat 1T is named the
'cyclopean lizard because it has a third
eye or the top Of its head. However. ~
is not a troe lizard, but sort Of con-
Meeting link between the hzsSds and
the turtles. The species is limited 10 a
small island near New Zealand. and il
has been rendered ALMOST entirely ex-
tinct by hogs with tasse for its flesh.
II attains length of th.ee feet, but all
of the big ones were eat<n up long ago.
The third eye is rudines tary, hut dis
section of its structure plainly reveals
the eye socket. the lens, and = strand
of nerves connecting the visual tract Of
the brain.
This eve is interesting chiefly be-
cause itcorresponds to the third eye with
which every human being is provided
The so-called 'pineal gland is actually
an eye that has become rudimeutary
The gland is about the size and shape
of a pea, and is situated in the middle
of the head Place the end OF your
finger just above the bridge Of your
nose. on level with the eyes. and d.
rectly behind that point FIVE inches is
the gland II still retains somewhat
the structure OF an eye The ancients
supposed IL 70 be the center Of con-
sciousness and the seat of the soul.
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DIR. j. T.. BENNETT.
IZ6 y. Main 81. wichita. n.
DISEASES FROM ELECTRICITY.
Painful Affection. of the skis Produced
b, tho Light.

In The train Of modern scientific ard
industrial achievement has come num-
Der of new physical allrBents-th. prizes
tina: civilization appears % BE- called
upon % pay FOR its adyancemsnt Eles-
tricity - credited with two or three 81
these recently diavnO%ei Disorder. and
physicians are now pa ying more atten-
ton than ever before 70 the effect n
the elect-ic current aud electric Dhe-
no-nsnz on tie human body. Just COW.
Ia France. some q the doctors are cd
de,v0riny 20 and a remedy for.WhAt
has borne ths clumsy and nisieAs. M.
name Of "elec;yc sHnstrgk.-- THIS
modern asection frequently b~fasis
s~o-,crn-a esnDi 1Yed IN factories h.rs
metals are fused or welded ~ the ara
prooess The !igHt produced during
to period - connection IA. 81 eour.a.
ir.erlse. and even a. = distances Il thirty
sset the rsys pro-iuos painful. hot.
prsc.inz sensatiga. ike that % bura
on srch uncovered porti0as % ths b.~dy
a. tas throat. tsce. ard nor. sapsesz1lv
the -ebsad. To. skih % tbs r.arts
Asectet = sad - become either eop,srr-
eolo-sd O. assumes = bronze he. ~.
sTss. IA spit. 81 back gizzs-a. are ~
intensely dAzzlsd a. % - useless f0r
s0zas minutes. after which sutsos,sla
o, yellow visions sef "a. svSrytaiay Eo~
p~sr5ng saf.FOn-coi0reds tAe iuncflrs
are lnsArze4 and Their. - . GRITTY .esl-
lag a. % SAID under ths sTsiids. tasr-
e frequently eosElG-rao.s pain, also
.lssple.sn@ss. ssd ~ soase zss~s fever
The physicians have caseuass.d ;bs e.
ssct O. the bIissilag fzah STA raueh
lsarsiny. ou, have a. -, pTD3au-G a.
letter remedy than fhat shleA 'zoa,2
uztnrAll sasrgcsi siself = say Lzrfa2n
--psrt@es r~st IN . 80 b-lurf & gat -
losaz - s1- Eoltsle src ls sasFi.F-l 10
u~tAi working IL Is aot h<slg thzs zay
arsezns vii be discovered - prsFsus 80
ea.ienAl Temporary ins=-y 20 .hs &c.
q - vxkG.a-Uss,s-n E.~ctrie.zA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
Close Work at the Downs.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.-The second days
racing ut the Downs was productive of
good sport and favored with fine weather
Track little slow; attendance about ., 500
The third heat in the 2:2I trot was horse
race ana the finish was so close between
Charming Chimes and Sarah q .hat snap
shot was necessary to decide the winner
The heat was finally given to Charming
Chimes
Frank Agsn won the 2:10 unfinished
pace of yesterday, taking the last two
heats in clever style. Isabelle captured
the 2:21 trot, and Phoebe Wilkes took
three straight heats in the 2:09 trut. Only
one heat was paced IN the last event on the
card and tie race was posi- poned until to-
morrow. Robert j. viii probably be sent
Il fast mile tomorrow. Summaries:
Firet race-2:lU class, pacing, purse 81. 200
Unfinished from yesterday: Frank a an
won the first, seventh aud eighth heats
and race. Time Pill; 2:ll$!; 2:13. Lottie
LORI aiue Won the third and fourth heats
Ia 2:ll15; 2:lIl4. Coledridgr won the sec
oud 10 2:09]4 Col. Thornton won the
fifth in 2:l2l4 and Jack Bowers the sixth
in 2:I2 NJ Oas one, Coast Boy. Klssells.
Dali as, WLl.lisiS and Ethel A, also
started
Sccoud-2:2l class, trotting. purse $500:
Isabelle Won the fourth. fiji b and sixth
heats and race in 2:20l5: 2:22$f: 2:23i
Sarah e., won the first and second Ia PIG.
2:lSI5, ami Charming Chimes the third IN
2:lej5 Norvin e., Macaroon and Pene-
lope also s arted.
IhirI-2:09 class, trotting; purse $1,000:
Phoebe Wilkes won the rae in three
straight heats. AZote, David b. Nightin-
gale aud Dan Cupid also started. lime
2.ll34; 2:l0h; 2:lSl4.
tourth-2:l4 class. pacing; purse $500,
(uutinished): Venture won the first heat
ia PA Sable Gift, Tom Crook. Nellie o.
BiaIrwoOd and Ruckeby aiso started
Directly was sent To beat 2:01$+. but
could do no better than 2:l0.
g. W. R,dfeld's pacing dog sport
went a quarter of mile IN 2:46
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
Used TO 1t.

The amateur photographer is as com
mon on the ocean steamers as in the
streets of Boston. A Boston girl who
took her camera TO Europe with her
last summer one day saw the first mate
standinO on the bridge, making very
imposing figure, and remarked TO her
companion; "0h. ! must have picture
of him. | wonder If he'll let me.
Catching up the camera. she ran across
the deck and called up to him: Please
stand still 4 moment; l want TO .sna D
You" Instantly the officer struck a
magnificent attitude with one arm eN-
tended. as if giving an order. She
snapped. The lookers-ou shouted with
laughter, and some one remarked: oh.
you've been there before?
Every trip. came down the answer
-~B9s ton Journal
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COrbett at the Races.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Cham pion
James j. Corbett's presence at the EXPOSE
ton park today lent interest to the racing
The winning favorites were Lucy Day, at
to 5; Joe Courtney, also to ); and Jar
dine, at TO 5. The first race went TO
Nellie B. who should have b-en favorite,
aud the last event to Rock Hill, II stoutly
played second choice. Summaries:
First race-Five furloDgs: Nellie =. won !:
Judge, second; Charley Boyce, third.
Time Los.
Second-Four and half furlongs: Lucy
Dav won; Jerqurt, second; Hurbert
O'Neill, third. Time, :574
Third-Une mile aud seventy yards: Joe
Courtney WOE; Long Ten, second; South
erner, third. lime. 1:30.
Fourth-Six furlougs: Jardine won;
Southerner, second; Jos Woolman, ;hiTd.
Time, lis.
Fif6h-Five ami half furlongs: Rock
Hill won: Champagne, second; Belle
Stout, third. Time. l:11I.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE

As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. Il effects permanent cure and the
most dreaded haoitual sick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who
are af1l cted TO procure a bottle, and give
this remedy fair trial. In cases of hab-
itual constipation Electric Bitters cures
by giving the needed tone to the bowels.
and few cases long resist the use of this
medicine. Try 1t once. Large bottles
only 80 cents Mt Chas. Lawrence and q.
Behring's Drug Store.
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Racing at Oakley.

OAKLEY, O.. Oct. 24.-Turee favorites,
one second choice and a rank outsider,
B,lkliue, 10 TO !. won today. Tue two
beaten favoriies. Tremona in the first and
Iron Master in the last race. did not get n
mark. Tarsl's fine riding on Treudoo in
the third race is all that saved the colt
from defeat by Gath Track last; attend
ancf, . 500. Summaries:
FRS ract-Seven furlongs: Balkline, 10
TO l; won: King Henry, > to l. s-cond; Car
lie II, 10 /. third Time, 1:29i5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Il mile:
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CLOSING sioux QUOTATIONS.
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr.. G. Gaillouette, druggist. Beavers
vile, Ills. says: TO DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken with
Ia grippe and tried all the physicians for
miles about. but of no avail and WAS given
up and told | could not live. Having DIR
Kings New Discovery in my store / sent
for bottle aud began its use and from the
first dose began to get better, aud after
using thKee bottles was up and about again.
IL is worth its weight in gold. We WON'T
keep store or house without IT," Get n
free trial at Charles Lswrence's and u.
Behring's drug stores.
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Wolfe Ahead of the Record.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Oct. 2i.-George b.
Wolfe, OF Chicago. who is attempting TO
lower the bicycle record between the latter
city and New York. arrived III Cleveland
from the west at 2:45 this morning, forty
five hours out from Chicago. This time
places him ahead OF the record so far with
a good margin. Wolfe took five hours
sleep here, this being The first rest taken
since leaving Chicago He is confident
his time will be six days or less between
New York and Chicago
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Weak, unset led. Winter pats 2 50d
. ~; winter straiEht- : 25I2 % Spring pats
3 OOG3 81; Spring straigi.;s : 3UG2 50; Bakers
81 10000
No. Yellow corn. 492Sc.
No. spring wheat 5I'la.ll7sc. No sprin.
wheat. n mi. No. red - t4.Sc. No. A" corn,
soc. No. oats Sc No. = white 3l3fJ:S3c.
No white 30I4 G3l$4c. No. rye 6.lsc. No >
barley. Sc No. 3, 5l153c. No. :. 4185lc. No.
! fiaXseed 81 as Prime timothy seed - So 40.
Mess pork per BIOL Sl2 S9i2ai2 6o. Lard. per Ito
lbs. $3.50. Short ribs sides. loose. SO -
at 81. Dry sailed shoulders. buxeI 81 CO.'S
40 coz. Short clear sides, boxed. 20 Ola6 UOls
Whisky distill-rs' finished goods per gallon,
81 II. Suga--Cut loaf, unchanged.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct y Wheat
Slow and lower; No > hard, 4sG4s cents;
No red, 45iz@i6 cents; rejected,
1905 cents. sac by sample gu
change + O. b. Mississippi river; No
hard, $685. cents; No. red, So
cents. Curu-Good demand aud half
cent higher: No. mixed. 49, cents;
No. = white, - d44S4 cents. Oats-Un-
changed Rye cents Fiax>eed-S5es iy,
81 SSal Sc. Bran-Nery firm, $500 cents
Hay-Firm. timothy, S7.G9; fancy prairie.
Sc. OOa 6a0. Butter ard egss-C Unchanged:
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. At was a slow day
10 all branches of the trade. as. besides "a
limited demand, it has rained since early
noon, and the examination of colored and
fancy goods was rendered impraoticsble
because of the lowering skies Against
giving attention to spring goods. the same
features have prevailed aud new business
was light and restricted TO absolute neces =
sites. Printing cloths were quiet and
steady at 2S/
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Falkyrie, 9 TO 10, won; Addie Buchanan,
to 1. second; Leafiet. 40 to l, third.
Time. Log.
Thiri-Six furlongs: Brendoo, to 5,
won; Gath, 10 TO l. second; Ellsworth, 6 to
l, third. Time, 1:15.
Fourth-Seven iurlongs: Cyclone, 4 to
5. won; Domingo, 3 20 l. second; Elva, 8 10
2, third. Time, 1854
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards: Rhett
Goode. Z to 2. won; Pittsburg no /, sec
ond: Philopena, to l. third. Time, l:46$4
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EnGiish JuhCes-

By 1895 ten Of the thirtv-three Eng
lish judges viii have served fifteen
wears, and be entitled 20 retire on pen
sion The master Of the rolls. Lord
Esber Brett) has served twenty FIVE
years; Baron Pollock, the last OF the
baronsT OF the eIchequer, twenty-five;
Lord Justice Lindsey, nineteen: Lord
Justice Lopes AMI Justice Hawkins.
eighteen The late Lord Coleridge had
hse1 tyentJ-oue years on he bench
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ST. Louis, Oct. 24.-Wheat - Lower;
cash. As cents: December. 40 T495 cents:
MAY. So ,d545L cents. Corn - Lower:
Cash. 46ls cents: October. Is cents; De-
cember a.. cents: May. &c ,G465l cents
Oats-Lower. cash. % cents; OctoOer, > <
cents: May, 32Ss cents. Pork-Lowrr;
iobbing. Sl2 80. LaTd-Lower; choice. s..
Lead ; eady, $40. Spelter, $3.50. Flax
Lower 81 -
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Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Oct 24-Cotton easy;
ssies spot /. 40; To arrive Loss; receipts s.
Oil; exports, continent, 100; stock, 220,
113. Futures steady; stale-, 81. 400. Ocro-
Der, Sa22, nominal; Novemb-r. s.. p;
December 50 2iGI52S; January, 50 2Sd ~;
February. - 3i6t535: March. So 1905 IL;
81 f.IYS -
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steady at l0@l5 points decline. Sales.
1850 bags Including October. SIS. a01
ID 80: November, sl2 25G12 40; DecembsT,
Sl10@u.7o; January. sll.2O; March,
Sl0.95; May, 75@lO.so Spot Coffee
Rio market dull: NJ. :. las cents; mild.
quiet: Cordova, 1913 Genus: salrs. LOCO
bags Mexican pit; 500 bags OF Rio sold at
l255 cents. Warehouse deliveries from
New York yesterday, 4.507 bags: New
York stock today. 1I5. 0S6 bags; United
States stock, 2i9. 0i3 bags; afloat for Un;l ed
States, 252, QUO bags, total visible for
United States 4S1Oi3 Gags against 4i4, 40
tags last year
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st. Asapeth Summaries.

ST. AsAPETH. Va, Oct. "a -Following
are the summaries OF the races of today:
First race-Six furlongs: Leonawell won;
Gallilee, second; Celia, third. Time
l:IGH
Second-Six furlongs: Indra won; Flirt.
second; Lady Adams, third. Time l:l694.
Third-One and one-sixteenth miles:
Pstrician won; Captain L. second; Hume.
third. Time lao.
Fourth-Five furlong: The Buffer won
Ninevah second. Time 1:03.
Fifth-Mile: Tom Skidmore won; War
like, seconu. Time 1:43.
Sixth-Half mile: Pandors won; Pre-
tense, second; Whiz2ig, third. Time
CO.,
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w eston Ahead of Time.

ALBANY, N Y. Oct A-Edwari Paw
son Weston entered the city fifteen
minutes before noon today. He left New
burg, at / o'clock last Monday afternoon
on $50 mile walk through the state and
must reach that CITY AT S o'clock Saturday
night, Nov, g. in order to win a wager of
S10J0 He was fifteen minutes ahead of
his schedule TODAY
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He had been learning % ride the
bike. and the falls he had taken had
marked him up pretty thoroughly with
bruises. but 81 course every bod
couldn't see them a young woman
enthusiast was talking 20 him about
his riding
What are your colorse she asked
I'D ike 10 give you a decoration Tor
your wheel
Thanks. he responded. black and
blue. and then explained mat;erA-
Detroit Free Press
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PoliceInsn-This IS the naygur, re,
honor. a. shtole thin shoes from Fin
pegans
Justice-Were the shoes n his pos
session?
Polieeman-No. So---
Justice-What's the evidence. .heui
PoIieeman-Whin I IN down the
shtrate cTyin '-shtop thzte- lie
shtooped 2: vans' an Looked back
PUck.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
St. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange TODAY TIE butter
market WAS firm; creamery, l5a-2c; dairy
l3al9 EGGS, l1alS-
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Paid For in Cash,

She (sweetly)-What beautiful roses,
SO fresh. Is that dew on them?
He (haughtilyj-There Is nothing due
on them.-Iife
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Grain Quotations
Bl
HODGES g. SEYMOUR.

Highest ru4rSet price pail 20 - Eiuts Z,
=raiu Milling whs.t a specially. Write o. wire
for prlcsS-
Basis " isssssippi River
Always In the market for strictly pure MIL
ing wheat-hard or sofL Can furnish oats
IO3 5 TOPEKA. TELEPHONE f32.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Coffee Options.

NEW YORK. Oct. -Cofee-Options
opened barely steady A. l0Gl5 points de-
cilue and ruled generally weak der
lower cables and local selling. osi &
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, OCT. n
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
Opened. Highesr Lowest. Closing.
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. Oct. a.
HOGS.
Hog market-Steady to cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Thefollowing are the representative sales OF
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK Oct. - Government bonds
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds
strong.
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FAITLk-
Cattle market-Strong to cents higher; all
kind4 in active demand.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers ami shippers o;
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CONNER IrRST aDd FIFTH

Largest dealers in southern Kansas. Large
quantities wanted daily. We are payin. to-
day as follows:
Live Poultry, per pound CENTS
Turkeys. over lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 10 ~
Hens 81 10 I
Chickens, ROSTERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
spring chickens per lD..-..-.-......... to ~
Ducks. 70 ~
Ec-s. without cases. per dozen .---..... Is
Butter. fires b $500. ..... 1900. .... Q 70 10
We meet all competition and are Pre- PARED
70 receive shipments from any reasonable dis
lance and qua rautee satisfaction ~ AL cases
Correspond with u. We will make 10 profit
able 10 YOU Ask for rvices and freight ates.
all and see T. in Zep4yr mu-s. IelePhons
lJl Respectfully.
A E LAWRENCE. Manager
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FOK SALE-1IisceiIaneoas.


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
Sugar.
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. A-Sugsr-Raw,
steady; refined, quiet.