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waite and 'hs PopnIi.i..

MILWAUKEE,, Wiz, Nov. 3O.-Ex.
Governor Waite OF Colorado IL 10
Milwaukee looking over the Rccomnc-
da,ions OF the city aa a convention
town. 10 addition 10 viewing Mil-
wSukee, he will mako speeches at
ManiiowOo and ,Sheboygan In tho In
tercst VI the Populiats. Governor
Waite said the PopuiisI party was
growing all the time.
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SAN FRASCisCJ, Nov. 80.--rho an.
nuHl repairs NJ the ten savings banks
o. this city SHOW that they have mseis
amounting 10 total OF $4,000, 900.
THIS n gain OF two aud a hall mil.
lloue over lest year. One hundred Aud
four millions arc due depsHltOfs and
s,OOOO,0Oj have .beenl loaned ON real
estate.
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MI.eon.ln MII ceIehrntc.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. SO.-Ths
proposition W have Dig celebration In
1888 on tue semi-ceBteDniHi anuivur.
sary OF the admission OF Wisconsin to
statehood has been received with gem
tTal favor all over the state, From inc
expression heard there Ia no longer the
slightest doubt that the half century
mark In Wlsc1nsins progress will DO
rtoogniz'u by such a celebration rs the
o1cgsiuu demands.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Thoua, O'Keere Is IrJured While al
Work on the L. Z. H. II.

YESTERDAY morning Thomas O'Ksefe,
a brakeman on the Utah Central rail-
road, met with very painful accident,
aud Que which may iniuTo him for
lie. About O'CLOCK a car loaded with
loose lumber was telling hauled along
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NATURALIZATION.

PARIS, Nov. 3J.-rha funeral OF
Alexander Dumas today was unosion-
tRtions In accordance with the wishes
OF tho uecoa.ed author anu dramatisI.
The remains were Inferred In the COM
etery Mont Martfo In the presence OF =
vast concourse Of literary men, artists
and h0tOTs.
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PLYMOUTH, Eng, Nov. 8O.-Tho
Brilish steamer Rose Moran has ut
rived hero anu landed the captain and
thirteen Of the crew Of tue American
hip Belle O'Bricn,of ThomastOn, Me-,
owned by NJ. Il, O'Brien, which
f0undered 1870 miIos northwest OF
Kerry Head. Six members Of Belle
O'Brien's crew reached Kerry Head
IN boat on Saturday morning afteT
hsvins suffered greatly from hunger
anu tuirut.
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CHEYENNE, wyo., Nov. 8O.-R. w.
stone, assleiaut cashier Of the Bank Of
Commerce, a private Institution At
Sheridan, Wyoming, has been arrested
NJ Billing, Montnun. He confessed 10
a shortage OF 1000. lie Loot the
money Ia gambling.
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The health departments for the
week ending Nov. 80lh, 1895. reveals
tho following:
Births 4; males 2, females2 9. Deaths
o; males ., females o. Received for
burial from other pisces /. Contagious
diseases, nage outstanding %; all being
cases OF scarlet fever. No diphtheriA
exists, anu tue number OF infec .ious
diseases reported tor tho week was fyo
cases OF typhoid fever.
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DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS,
Cleaned In aud Through the JoInt
Building Today.

Below Ia given tho result OF = stroll
through the Joint building In quest Of
weekly reports. Nothing out OF the
ordinary ls reported except n wAtsrhAul
In tho business Il the building inspee.
tor which is lie n record unknown since
tina, Office was established. The In.
element weather Of course has great
Zeal to do with It, rs all progress In tho
building stopped nj the approach Of
storm. Following are the roports
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MADRID, Now 3O.-A dispatch from
Havana says u railroad train baIw ecu
Puerto Principe aud Neuy0tgs, pre-.
vince Of Puerto Principe, has been
blown up with dynamite handled by
the lnturgeutsof Cuba. The engineer
aud two ttOEofa were killed. Eight
passengers were severely wounded.
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PrIes c.mphsr Adsaneea.

NEW York, Nov. SO.-A local psper
say:
The wholesale price Of oamphor has
been advanced between five and ten
percent within the last week anu fur.
Their advances aro expected. The top-
rrsentaIiyos Of leading drug nfms aud
importers say thattn market hes been
oorneted by London syndicate
headed by Colonel North, "tho nitrate
king.H
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ANNEXATION OF HAWAII,
Tho New Hawaiian uinisior Refuses TO
lnIh ON tho hmhlrrI

Eaik an the subject
wAsuuNurOS, Nov. 80.-FTAnois NJ.
Hatch, thu new Hawaiian minister
who has lust arrived nero, In an In.
toTview said;
"My government desired me to be
particularly cautious In my utterRnotB
about the relations between Hawaii
and tho United States. Since landed
az San brGncisco / have been ire.
uuontly impofiuned for an expression
regarding the question OF annexation
aud about othar subjects OF diplomatic
Intercourse between this two govern.
menis. My position WAS such, how.
ever, that was compelled TO refuse
an expression. shall have 10 adhere
10 that plan until have formally pre-.
sentel myself TO Secretary Oluey. |
have noticed very friendly feeling
toward the government 1 represent In
lhe papers OF tho United States, and
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PAIRS, Nov. 3J.-A duel was fought
this morning VA secluded place be-
tween two mrmboTs Of the Chamber
Of Deputies, Baron Bois,y ID. Aucian
and Viscount De Vogue. TINS latter
was wounded Ia the hip. Toe duel
grow out Of = political controversy,
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Tue Aie.i.on nsorrapisatIsn.

NEW York, Nov, S0.--Ailer two
houts' session today tho Joint reoTgRoi.
nation committee OF the AIchison read
adjourned until Monday. Secretary
kOore announced that no further
progress had been made.
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rennd n nnrIra rrcn.nrr.

JERsEYviLLE, H., Nov. 3O.-Chov-
slief Chappell found on the home.
stead, near Dolhi, $3.50 IL gold anu
rrfenbacks 10 an old eau that had beon
scrrotcd Ia the house by bis father, tho
iAte VIM. Chsppell, deceased, prior 20
mis- death.
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Business was light Ia tho collection
OF poll taxes this woBk, emily Sl2B being
realized. From 10 10 90 new suits
against delinqusnts were planted daily
In y. :, Commissioned sOmmer's
court.
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pI.n.,ren. ntorn in nu..Ia.

BERLIS, Nov. 8O.-Five hundred
deaths resulted from n severe storm
recently In Odosts, Russia. The vie
tins were drowned or frozen. Great
distress prevails throughout the storm
swept country.
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Towsd Into IIsrbor.

DOVER, Eng, Nov. aO.-The oslend-
DlvUr mail packet Rapido, reported
last night anchored near Goodwin
Sands, apparently disabled, has been
tOwed safely Into Downs.
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IurnI.oNnn JOE LIrE
Tor guaranteeing = FORT 90 cuban
Rebels.

HAVANA, Nov. 3U.-Llsul. FiClo
anu Sergeant Canovaa, tried by court
martial yesterday ON n charge o. hav-
Ing surrendered Fort PclayO, ON Ia1a
rivef, were sentenced tOihy. The
lieutenant was condemned 10 lnprlt-
onmvnt for iifs; the sergeant was dis.
charged, ~ no ouly uboyed the orders
OF his superior tnlcor.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 31.-Bishop a.
w, Nsyman, arnl1r bishop Of the
African Methodist church, died VI
paralysis this morning.
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GoyERSnENT rISANCKs.
Receipts aud Expenditures for the
Month of November.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3J.-rho forth.
coming statement OF the ftceipts aud
expenditure a the government will
chow that during November the re-
ceipts were approximately:
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For tho ilfbt i've mOnths Of tho H..
cal year, 1874, tie aggregate receipts
were sl37, 1928, 800; and for the same
montha u tho hscal year Of 1898,
gl20, iO3, AZ.
rhe deficit for the present month Of
November will amount to about ST..
10000, although Iomorrow'H returns
may change these figures somewhat.
November, 1894, the deficit was So
066, 75j; ana tor the same periol In
1898, S7,322, 0gs. For the mrs. i've
months Of tho fiscal year, 1894, the
deficit amounted TO So, 2g5, lag; ior the
same period In 1898, S2g,Ol5,O9J, as
against l Sl7,'Cl,5il tho last five
mOathg,
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Daring November, 1894, tho receipts
were $40, an, iO3, and November 1888,
s23, $40, 40.
Daring the i've uonthu VI the pres.
ent hscal yeag the receipts were AZ.
rrux mttely;
NNNNNINHHH sffHsfs ssFA 's.'-IN
Internal revenue. ....sssss.s.s ti,,s4,lsi
miscellaneous .s.s.s,''sss.ss'..,tts' u,.'l'o'
Total. "a l3lg5i.l.I
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Garfield Relief Corps, No. 40. will
meet in regular session Tuesday, July
End, 2:30 p. m, at Garfield hall.
The regular meeting Of Ladies Aid
society, No. as, S. oOf v, will be held
at CARTEL dhall Monday evening, June
1st.
BY special orders Company A, Sec
ond Regiment. K. n. c.. will meet at
the armory at 2 p. m, Sunday after
noon.
Regular meeting of Ivy Leaf Chapter
No. rs o. z. s. Tuesday July I'd. Ex-
emplification of work. By order Of the
worthy matron.
Regular communication of Wichita
Lodge A. F. and A. NJ, Monday even
ing at o'clock. Work in the first de-
gree. Visitors welcome. A. ]. Apple
gate.
The officers and members of Caro-
line Harrison circle. No Sc, ladies of G.
A. r., will meet in regular session Tues
day. July 2, at 2:30 p. m, in Sons of
Herman hall.
The choral department of the Wichi-
ia Musical club will meet in the audi
torium Monday and Tuesday at $50
a. m. Full attendance must be on hand
as these are the last rehearsals. No
one is excused. By order of the direc-
tor.
The Wicita Choral union will meet
tomorrow evening at rooms in the city
building. A short rehearsal will be
held. after which arrangements will be
completed for the moonlight picnic.
The program for the summer will be
decided upon. a full attendance is re-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30

A. +. Lawrence has His Say About the n
pension of the Campbell Produce Co.

"I noticed that you published in the
Eagle during by absence an interview
with II. c. Lockwood, in which he
misrepresents me-" said A. E. Law
renee last night
He stated in that interview that
just before the Campbell Produce COM
pany failed that l sold a large amount
Of butter to the dairy, and got the
money for it. That also hauled some
butter to another place and stored it
Now the fact of the matter is, that
Campbell and Lockwood hauled that
butter away, and Campbell collected
for what was sold and 1 never saw
the money.
''He also intimated that I hedged and
got away with a good deal of money.
/ want to state emphatically that all
the money | took in was turned over
to the Bank of Douglass.
Lockwood did not know anything
about my contract with Campbell, nor
of our business relations. / paid out
money until the bank shut off on me,
and then | could not pay any more.
II went up to Denver on business
and was taken sick there and I suppose
some of the people here thought had
skipped out, but / came back just as
soon as 7 was able to come. I have
done nothing that / need TO run away
from, and 1 have came back TO stay"
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT

Program of the Choral concert to be
given by the Wichita Musical club at
the auditorium, Tuesday evening, July
I'd.
Morning Song-Gilchrist.
Rest Thee on This Glossy Pillow
Smart.
Down IN the Dewy Dell-Smart.
No Evil Shall Befall Thee-Costa.
| aited for the Lord-Mendelssoh
Charity-Rosini (Miss Eivie Walker
Soloistl
The Smiling Dawn-Handel
Faithful and True-(Lohengren
Wagner.
Spinning Chorus-(Flying Dutchman)
Wagner.
raj union.
After the choral program the Wichita
Orchestra under Mr.. II. c. Dunber will
play program of fine selections. dur
ing which ice cream will be served and
social time may be had The admis-
sion Is only ten cents. and this will be
a social as we'll as 4 musical event.
Don't fail 10 come
MRS. WALDEN AT SEDGWICK
The entertainment given by Mrs.
Nalden's class in music and Mrs. Law
renceS class in eiocution at the opera
house on Wednesday evening Of last
week furnished an evening Of genuine
pleasure for those attending The
various solos. duets and choruses by
the music class showed the excellent
training given by Mrs. Walden. who
as an instructress has few EQUALS
Those Of the class participating were
the Misses Sadie Snyder. Mabel Hall.
Maidie Goddard. Mildred Hall and
Nellie Anderson and Master Earl Shaf-
fer, and each and every one did ex-
ceedingly we'll Those of the elocution
class were excellently trained and did
their share toward making pleasant
evenings entertainment. \ feature OF
the evening highly appreciated by the
audience was the violin solos with piano
accompaniment by Messrs F. and H
Huffman. Of Wichita. After every
number they were rouadly encored and
responded very graciously. The Mes
danes Walden and Lawrence should
feel proud of their work in Sedgwick
and the pupils are worthy Of congratu-
lations for the marked ability display
ed.-Sedgwick Paragraph.
IT Is PRETTY GOOD.
The Eden Musee on North Main
street near the corner of First. enjoy
ed boom last night of which il was
quite worthy For small art eNhi-
bit Il is a mighty good one. and will
be worth anybody's while 70 see The
representation alone OF the execution
OF the murderer OF President Carnot OF
France is WORTH mora than the price of
admisson TO say nothing Of the sultans
harem. the death of q French soldier
the birth Of the Savior and the many
other things IN the exhibit.
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THE CHURCHES.

Chuch of Christ, Scientist, servises
at IL a. m, hall over 155 and 157 North
Market street. You are cordially in
vited to come and worship with US.
At the Central Lords day morning
Pastor Sims continues to explain Rev
elation. At the evening<service with
out Strength" will be the theme. Trav-
cling men especially welcome.
First Baptist church, services are
held III the Y. N. c. A. auditorium cor
ner First and Topeka. Preaching at
II a. M, and p. m, by Rev. George
f. Baker. Sunday school at 10 a. m,
conducted by ]. F. Shearman. superin-
tendent Young peoples melting at 200
D. m.
First Unitarian church, North Law
renee avenue. Rev. w. S. Vail, pastor
Service at IL a. m, subject: From a
Degraded to al Ideal Life This SER
mon is repeated by request and based
on Victor Hugo's story, The Miser-
ables" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Unity Guild at p. m. All are well
come.
The Gospel meeting for men at the Y.
NJ. C. A assembly hall at o'clock this
afternoon romises to be service of
special interest. Rev. S. c. Cruther,
the colored evangelist, Is in attendance
at the camp meeting at Riverside park,
will deliver an address on the subject:
"A Letter 10 young Men, Let all
men come out and hear this singer and
speaker.
Central Baptist church at Garfield
hall corner FIRST and Water: regular
preaching service at II o'clock a. m. and
I:45 p. ~. L. A. Hall pastor. Subject
sermon-"Nature and Law Of
Spiritual Trading" fifth parable. Even
ing theme-'Christ Stilling the Tenn
pest" fourth miracle. Sunday school
at 10 a m; junior union at 3 p. M; B.
Y. P. W. at $50 p, m; junior lawn So
cial at the pastr's residence 1920 South
Tuesday evening.
The program at the Unitarian church
today will be
Voluntary . 1900. Selected
Miss Galloway.
Quartet-Father To Thee. ...... Millard
Miss Jocelyn, Mrs. Childe, Mr.. Alley
and Mr.. Will Ayers.
Land. Phelps
Miss Jocelyn and Mr.. Alley.
Solo-Oh Lord Correct Me. Handel
With Flute Obligato
Mrs. ChildS and Mr.. Broadfield.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
KIRK'S
MAGNIFICENT VICTORY
ENTHUSIASM UNBOUNDED.
Kinks Representative Deluged
With Letters and Personal
Congratulations on Be-
half of Jas. S.
Kirk l. Co.
2lO9 PEOPLE REPORT FAV0RlBl
After Having Tried Kinks
New Discovery.
2iO9 PEOPLE REPORT FAV0RABl I

The sale for Kinks Rain Water Max
er in Wichita amounted to over ZOO
packages yesterday.
How can you account for such a de-
mand for new PREPARATION" said
prominent gentleman yesterday TO a
reporter. II can only account for it in
one way: I have been detailed on be-
half Of James S. Kirk & Co. ever since
they first came TO Wichita, and that
this preparation contains such merit
that the people simply feel that they
must have it,
''Oh. no." said the reporter, "the sale
does not seem to be limited to any one
particular locality. but 1 find it in all
sections of the city-a universal and
enormous demand. That Mr.. Kirk is
honest is now proven; that he is gener-
Gus is shown from the fact that the
price of one of the larges two-pound
packages of Rain Water Maker has
been put at the mere nominal figure of
% cents"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Fall River.

Fall River. June 29.-Business in print
cloths has been quiet during the week
owing TO a disinclination on the part
of them anufacrurers 20 accept the
market price. There has been a fair
demand all through the week and for
the past two days the demand has been
strong. Manufacturers have steadily
refused 1916 cents for regulars and
they have been very slow sellers OF odds
The trading has been light and all in
odds. only 900 of regulars being sold,
and maintaining the market price. The
odds were about evenly divided between
spots and futures. and the goods TO be
made are 70 be delivered in small lots
for three and four months. The stock
picked UP a few thousand pieces. but
not enough 70 effect the market. The
market is quoted firm at 2l3-Is cents
and the manufacturers are holding for
% cents
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIAL
From a Kansas Merchant.
AndOyer Kansas JuDa 9T IS

Andover, Kansas, June q, 1895.
Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan,
Gents:-I desire to give you our ex-
perience with your Rain Water Maker
We secured enough of your sample box
es of our merchant, Samuel Tripp TO
give 1t fair test. We had an extra
large washing of over one hundred
pieces, consisting of shirts, sheets, pill
low cases, towels. landkerchiefs and
underclothing. We followed directions
as TO quantity. and must say that it far
exceeded anything we ever saw or tried
as we did the same amount of work in
about half the time, and with just about
half of the quantity Of soap, and the
clothes were very white. 1t is all and
more than you claim for the prepara-
ton. We certainly shall discard all
other preparations as long as we can
get the Rain Water Maker AS for
toilet purposes we certainly do not
need to go to the expense Of having a
cistern built to breed mosquitoes
Yours very respectfully.
MIR. and MRS. D. ]. REBER
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
Chicago Markets.
The leading futures ranged : follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Winter patents. S5.ssyzf4 -: winter
s.raights. s.. sc73. -. spring patents 30
a. =: spring stra!ghts. $1IS1+ %. bakers,
50 31SQs.6y.
nominal: No. re-i. 7st, ls717sc- No. corn,
s-l9c: No , yellow. ~ s9@7c- No oats.
G5I.c: No white. ~. 1:1.c; No 80
&c No. . rye. 57I5.izc- No barley.
80. No 3. zs-ff6lc: No. I. nominal No.
raSseed Ns7 Prime timothy seed SO.
Ms pork. per bbL. Slz%7lz Gle-5e- Lard,
ssc.,zs, 4 zt-f7f 10 Dry sailed Shoulders.
tfsoxe-.l. 5-.d5ls. short clear Esees- ff-9e-
81 - Te-s Whiskey Gfsall1Ts' finished
goods. PR gal, $-oi2- susaTs-Cn-
changed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES"
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
S.APOl 10

at the close July was x cent and Septer1-
ber l cent above yesterday. No. 2 red.
cash. 71izc bid; July. T2sc; September. 1f.
cents. Corn-Rather easy early but only
u cent lower, with not much for sale. spot
grades firm. No. 2 mixed, cash. sSA-c
bid; July. Zssc: September. Sic Oats
Stronger and with a much better de-
mand for futures. Spot firm: No. ?.
cash. &c bid: July, 2fsc: September, 2fis
cents bid. Ryc-LOwer: car sold No. ?.
east track. a. CSC. and sacked lot prime.
this side. a; SIC. Barley nominal Corn
meal. 3. S.25G33D. Bran-Dull. easy; sacked
east track. 64d'5c. Flax and grass seesis
nominal Hay-Steady for timothy al
sl3. Goa 500. east side; prairie steady. 900
G1oOo for new stock. this sice. Wool
Unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
.Kirk's Rain Water Maker

Will hold colors from running in print
ed goods Flannels and vooiens wash
ed in wa ter prepared wiki this most va
liable preparation viii positively not
shrink l. breaks the hardest wzts- IN
stantly. For the bath or toilet x = in
6ispen ahle. making the water soft and
velvsty. acceieFating the action q soap
giving the skin a healthy glow s3d
helping 20 remove any supsTtiuous ex-
cretions that may adhere 70 The body.
For the dishes and general washing
purposes X * very essential. as Z SAVES
beth labor and soap.
This preparation Is Tot - b. con
founded with soap powder IS X cor
ta.ns no soap. lye. ammonia. horzx,
line nor any dsle;erio1s ingredients
Kinks Rain Water Maker" can b.
had of all grocsrs: - cents sor a large
two-pound package
Try !, once and you viii never be with
ovt Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30

ordinary. 5I5-1sc. Net receipts n bales:
gross. 40 bales. exports 70 Great Britain.
coo baels; continent, !. so bales: coa<stwise,
bales. FutureE-IQuict and steady. Sales.
e so bales: July. sss2 bid; August. ~ ~
9ss9; November. y ssgs.se; December.
- 71ds.T3: January. gTdS7t; February.
s. s2Qs s3; March. 6S1s-S3.
ST. Louis.
81. Louis. June 9-Cotion-fS@afy: mid
ding, if-Isc. Sales. 81 bales: receipts.
20 bales. shipments. III bales. stock. 2.7io
bales.
Real Estate Transfers
George W McTaggert ucd lots 1T
and 113 IN block Orme and Phil
Ep5 SQJltfCn .-.s.-.. opJ
John IgnUs wd lots 1924 l02s
Wichita 81 I>ewellens add......- s75o
" = Skies wi ~ NV or 30 - 1s.. L109
A D Robbins trustee ii 50K20 Tds
&c cor OF se ar y Is.-...-....-.- I3t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
~ Lo-i. Graia

( Louis. June ss--fssreE7 E7tz-T-iaur. go.
uheaf Iaass3. corn. = 80. cats. = se Ship
-s=u.z-Fsosr. go Trbcst. III co-a. ..as'5-
rz-z 500 Ftdur-I3s.i az< aSzTg pat
e-.s : E7s % extra. fancy, s1Tsst -
g. z 2sT1 -. c1uice S3s51z-- ne.
& -.frs g. Whea--Ife S-yfnZ szs tss-
@-c,ss-H better On Fai-s IN 80 Sln-~r yhezt
t-el- thal tne s~s.i1E ~ o.,srlrT - RAJ
- ruzrEe- ssG--s cf'rt htEoer hs1t thls
r1rlsfrfon soca chasEef zn1 thS-e va
= gscE.ue Of 3. cent Tafs wss folsoEsd
81 2 sharp - tzsz % - cslts- Ihe7s
as oaly = c@1t .e-2Sss .roE. -. z1I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30

Se- YORK June z.-ro.to--rsr-n: rzsS-
ding &C. Sz1ss 3.E1 tat@s sr-rsrz
- fsztrs. stack - 80 nz5ss To:zf to-
day -: consolidated rsf rscslp-s. ~
ale. ezpor-s - Greaf Br8.str. ~ t.ais-
% ne coz.-lnErt. l.s4 bs-ss. stock. - s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30
q 1~se.

New York. June c.-ro-ee-Op.ions
quiet with prices firm. unchanged 20 10
f-Oints lower. There were few Euro
pean buying orders ard some Iocsl a.
tempts % cover. otherwise the rra-ks.
was dull; closed steady a. unchanged
prices 20 - points net decline. Sz,ss.
"a bags. Including March. ssS. Sep
ternber. S-i5a: October. Si45a ard Decern-
b.r. Si459 Spot core1--fsio ncT14zA!. No
=. z5tzc- COTd0va. -. 1s$c-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-30

3. Louis June s.--ftusfsr unchanged
Fszxt-Sfezaiy. sl0z 5e1szn: - WhiE-
seT. - Lszt-T1I ART u1cESrxrsf
S-sel-e--DGii ard -ozuiasl az . G. Cot
ton tle= sr1 hzSE.rz u-rnz-zsd Pork
Stzn5z-f -TlsEs. gcohnE. ti-s1z- Lad
Prime s-ea-o. - a.. choice = o. Eaeoa
Cf.aHayfB-Sno1i1eTs. 80. jonza. , -
r-hs = .. shorts. t--T@is D~F sslc rrleats
C5axs-1 t--Sno1issrE. :; 81 Is.EE EI
-sEsz. 3 -. EHc-ss. 80