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New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
{. VI. COSTER,
LOUIS FITZG ERALD,
ANTHONY d. THOMAS.

IRE bonds Of New York. Lake Erie a Western Railroad
Company already under control. pursuant the
circular Of Messrs. Drexe Morgan & Co. and Messrs
J. 8 Morgan & Co. dated December 10. 1894. unless
withdrawn II hereinafter provided will be included
in the present plan without further action by the de-
posltors but In carrying the plan. the Committee
may the OF existing receipts FOR
receipts Issued hereunder Should however holder
OF outstanding receipts for desire
will upon surrender OF the receipts Of such hold
return the securities represented thereby before
September 30 1895 after which date all privilege OF
withdrawal will
j. =. MORGAN d co.
j. =. MORGAN a co.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

There were no transactions in state issues or
in bank shares. Trading in railroad oonds was Vas
further increased 10 81 AIS 00O and. Whlle the
strength OF the general list remained. there was
more attention given to the speculative Issues
the Atchlsons and Readings again becoming
specially prominent, while here ana there weak
spot was developed or this one noteworthy IN
stance was the loss Of per cent on oregon snort
Line and Utah Northern cOnsOl receipts TO ~.
On the other hand, Wisconsin Central Is recelpts
rose ~ to 81 Pittsburg and Western lists TO ~
Chicago and Northern Pacific LIST receipts l'2 10
5Ois Erie 2ds stamped receipts l&s TO 1875. san
Francisco consol lists ~ 10 5Gis. Reading lst IN
comes to 40 and the Sd incomes To lsf4.
The United States Treasury received to-day
Sl50G2S National bank notes for redemptlo on. Cis-
toms receipts reported to-day from NasA.fgsooh
were s239 $50 the Internal revenue receipts Slh',
900 and the miscellaneous receipts silOol Total
Government receipts for the day. S4ts '62' .H-
pcnd!turcs $3.50 500 excess Of expenditures, siI5-
SS7 Receipts FOR the month 10 date S.466.l35
expenditures s. G99. 400; excess Of expenditures,
s25s2e5. Receipts for the nscal year to date
s604 529; expenditures 1859 2o3; excess oi OK
pendtures over receipts. SlS,i0i.7A.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
erlng actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement was as follows:
Not gold on Srs' slo JAZZ aisis Inc
Ne: .5sa $;sa on ss ss s$ss 'ss Dec Dec @
Actual cash in tho
Treasury vaults
ssGsIiS 20 Dee Dee IS SECS sss
Avallabi. cash sig9GI7sa sisa ie2 75) Dec silaca'
Deduct minor La - ,os ,oo
Actual cash bal o3e l5s sls Gs9 Dec s25i75a5
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House Of $3.50 iS2 Its net gain on bal
ance was 50 0S6 $50. made up by a gain in cur
rency of sl.osl623 and gain in coin of g. 900 10y
To-days operations included: Receipts. s5.5I0Sss;
payments $24s4Ol7 resulting in a general bal
ance Of s1S5 $50 S23 consisting Of s9l.3lC,a3 coin
and $93 $40 4S0 currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Conditions in the local money markets re-
manned unchanged in general features We SUD-
Join our usual table Of rates made up from IN
forma ton furnished by the busiest houses
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
financial.
REORGANIZATION
ERIE SYSTEM.

To the Holders OF New York, Lake Erie
G. Western Railroad Company's New
Second Consolidated nortgage Bonds;
Second Consolidated Mortgage Funded
Coupon Bonds; Funded Coupon Bonds
of 1885, Income Bonds; Preferred
Stock; Common Stock; and Chicago
& Erie Railroad Company's Income
Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
al the places named Charleston buying par,
selling Mc. premium, New-Orleans. commercial
$50 discount. bank 100 premium savannah, Duy-
ing par. selling premium up to $4,000 lilo Tor
$4,000 and over: san Francisco. sight par, teie-
graph &C. per 800 premium. Chicago. SOC. dis
count Boston, l0c. discount.
Bank clearings were as follows az the places
named: ew-York-Exchanges. slS9,s50,s7s: bal
balances, AOO,2O4. PhiadelphIa-Ex w.
1871 1886: balances. N.7s2.5g9 Boston-Exchanges.
sl7 900 $50; balances. sl.40l 403
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 667tc. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 53h. In London the price OF
bar silver advanced lie to 30i2d. The Augusta
Victoria. sailing tomorrow will carry out 2oooo
ounces Of silver. India council bills were allotted
to-day in London at 1890. per rupee. an advance
OF l-16d.
Money on call in London was A4ie per cent
The rate of discount In the open market was "a
per cent for short and three months bills. The
amount OF bullion which went into the Bank or
England on balance to-day was t202OO l5rltlsh
consols were l07&. for money and l01 ZIG for the
account. American stocks were Irregular, with
changes generally fractional either way. Ad-
vances were made by Southern Railway issues.
Canadian Pacific. Erie. Illinois Central New
York Central. Reading and Louisville and Nash
Vile
French rentes were quoted at lo2 francs 20
centimes; Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
q centimes. Berlin exchange on LONDON "
marks a. pfennings.
The Utah Southern Railroad general mortgage
and the extension first mortgage bondholders
will hold a meeting September 10 at II o'clock
AT the office of the receivers or the Union Pacific
System. No. SO Wall-st.. TO take action on the re-
port Of the committee recently appointed
The following securities were sold at public
atcfion nt the New-York Real Estate SalesrOom
by Adrian II. Muller K SON
100 shares Ns5ssisn N5Sssn E:ys,:S Esyasf sTsS
$40 ooS nd'fs od Dominion n steamship Co q bonds
., shsrs. Marsh Michigan chs Penn.ular car Co s2.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
legal Notices.
CUpREME COURT SECOND JUDICIAL

CTPREME COURT.-SECOND JUDICIAL
- DIsTRiCT-W sTCHESTER COUNTY.-ln the mat
ter ~ tho application ana petition Of Michael 7.
Dalv as commissioner Of Public Works OF the city Of
New-York for behalf ~ the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonaity the city of New York under chapter ls9
f The Laws acquire certain real estate as the
tom, real estate" defined In said act for the puT
pose Of providing the sanitary protection Of the
sources of the supply OF the CITY Of New York
hensco Reservoir .
Public notice hereby given that the Second Separate
Report Francis Larkn. jr. Hamilton Fish Jr. and
Adrian who appointed Commissioners OF
above entitled matter by orders OF this
Cur, ulv made and herein bears date June -
isaj and vas fled Westchester County Clerk >
ac June 81 1890 and that the parcels covered by said
rsror, are Parcels g. l. , 3 o. 10. II. H. 49, Is
ia II 20 % % 81 and 2s and that the special claims
- rci,s Onderdonk Charles WyckOn George Robbins
yovid Rrundage lothian :. Tompkns Wesley Robbins
William Ackery and Joseph +. Carpenter are included
Notlce is further given that application VIII BE-
roade To ,nnrm said report at Special Term OF
eaId court 10 be held its Chambers In the city u
S.r,hursh orange County, on the list DAY OF SEP
TFNRER 1875 the opening of the Court that day
or az soon thereafter as counsel can be heard-Da,ed
August lO.lSy0 rp,>.c,c 4, e,o,-
Counsel for the Corporation.
No. Tryon Row,
NetvN Nork
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO soUTHwEsTERN.
,,,-nhor n, miles. 2el al7 02i
Fourfh week Aug. siHI AZ S2OG ~ >iH7. 100
ian / 10 Aug 3l...... 4i37.9lG 39Ss.4Sl I0ss as
DROOKLYN ELEVATED
Number Of miles ...... IS IA
IrSnrfh week In Aug. s27l47 s27 S3l Jis
Ian / Sept. 2.....- 1.23s 42l l.13G3s7 .3y2 2f6
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Number of mies....... 595s $500 0.3i7
Fourth week IN Aug S5SiGO S53OOOo ;53snO
Jan. 10 Aug 3.... l3. igG 800 l.2c5.37s 10 1OT
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL
Number 81 miles. BiOeO S1Os tlus
Fourth week Aug. SsOd is4 SssT G57 sl02I3G3
Jan. / % Aug 3i...... 2i2ii.562 i7.a5O@oi iIIs25o
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
Number miles. 1876 1857 ltI.
Fourth week In Aug. Sia5G s2Ot 900 $3.50
Jan / t. Aug al. a.2saG2s ASA 10 Ass
IOWA CENTRAL
Number of miles 497 i9l ,9i
Fuurh week In Aug. Sl4.2ln $50 80 w ~
Jan. / % Az. 3l..... I.ls5.i iO1 l.0s5bJO vvi.e2o
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
7rppryIF COIRT-sEcoND JUDICIAL

S TPREME COTRT.-SECOND JUDICIAL
- DISTRICT -WESTCHESTER COUNTY.-Tn the mat
ter of the application and petition Of Michael 7.
DAILY Commissioner of Public Works OF the city OF
behalf of the Mayor. Aldermen
commonay u the City ~ New York under chapter ls9
~ The Laws acquire certain real the
term real estate defined IN said act for the
pose of providing for the sanitary protection OF the
Kensco Reservoir.
public notice IL hereby given that the Separate Repor,
covering Parcels Nos. and ~ herein. of Francis
Iarkin ir Hamilton Fish and Adrian T. Herman.
who were duly appointed Commissioners of Appraisal IN
the above entitled proceeding made the order
N this u April 1894 reseted. bears
June IS 1895. and was ned In the Westcheser County
clerks oflce June p. is95-
Notice further given that application viii be
made % confirm the said report az Special Term ~
sad Court 10 he held s Chambers In the city OF
Newburgh. orange County, the 2iST DAY OF SEP
TEMRER 1895. the opening ~ the Court day.
or as soon thereafter counsel be heard.-Dated
August ~. 1875.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
Counsel for the Corporation.
No. Tryon
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
NEW YORK. August 90. 1895


plan has issued for the reorganization Of the
York Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company, the
York. Pennsylvania s. Ohio Railroad Company and
the Chicago Erie Railroad Company. Copies may be
obtained at the Offices OF the Deposiiares under said
plan Messrs = =. Morgan & Co. y Wall Street New
YORK and Messrs ]. s. Morgan * Co. - Old Broad
Street London.
All holders Of stocks ana bonds above mentioned
deposit with either Of said Depos'tnes
Holders preferred and common stock of the New
York. Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company fur
notified that In order 10 obtain the right 10
deduction OF 81 per from the Assessment OF ss
per the common stock. and 81 per share from
Of s2 per share the preferred stock
they deposit and pay the first install
Of S. per share the common stock and 81 per
share on preferred stock o the balance
- the assessment on before September 20. 1895.
Holders Of preferred stock failing % deposit
the same to pay ins,nnlent b.. September
90 1895 and the remaining nsalments called FOR.
must pay the full of SIS per share
stock and sl2 per share preferred stock with
any deduction Whatsoever
A decrse for the Of York Erie
and Western Railroad has already been entered. Prompt
action by security holders is therefore essential.
&. VI. COSTER.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
ANTHONY d THOMAS,
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RAINY EVENING LIME.

Steamers DKEW and DLAN b blChAOND leave Old Pier
a. n r. FOOT Canal 81. Al 2. n. daily fSOndays es-
ceptec) Connecting with expTs trains for Ssfaosa,
Lake George Rchheld Springs Sharon Springs, Thou
sand Islands Adirondacks and points North East and
West. Saturday night steamer connects with sunday
morning Saratoga. North Creek. dwell and
George.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
Gotels.

MOT[gl ST. MNDREWS
72D STREET AND GRAND BOULEVARD. N. Y.
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER %.
A DELIGHTFUL CITY HOTEL RESIDENCE FOR
FAMILIES Thoroughly hreproof built in the latest most
approved style Centrally situated in the midst Of the
great parks. 72d street being Parkway connecting
Central and Riverside Parks In touch with all parts OF
tho CITY the elevated cable and eight other
lnes THE CUISINE AND SERVICE OF THE HIGHEST
CHARACTER. ROOMS SINGLE Or EN- SUITE. Address
DAVIS e. FOSTER. Managers
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

@lMRIENDOM MWTGl-
18TH ST AND 4TH AVE. NETWORK.
SELECT FAMILY HOTEL. Large rooms. excellent
,ahls Quiet home-like comforts Rates suit the
times c. L. BRIGGS. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

---Actual aalcs-- -Closine-- Shares
Open High. Low Final. BID Ask. sold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

-Griggs-"I say, old man. what's
coed for insomnia? l haven't closed
my eyes for five nights" Colonel
You want to have a boxing match.
The first time tried it, remember,
my eyes were closed for fortnight
Tit-Bits.
Are you interested in golf, Mrs
jennings" asked young Simpkins.
after racking his brains for some time
for something to say. I'm not familiar
with his works at ALL" replied the old
lady. What has he written?"-Har-
per's Bazaar.
-Slobbs-''Did you hear how Wig
wag attempted to console that unsuc-
cessful authenticated author?" Blobbs
No; let's hear it." SicSss-''He told
him that there was some consolation
in the fact that even if his book wasn't
read his hair was. Rec
ord.
Now, . bride" said the states
man, "a bride. as / take it" But
the roar of delighted interruption that
followed convinced him that further
remarks would not be listened to with
the respect due the utterances OF a
man Of his standing.-Cincinnati Tri-
bune.
Mamma" said the baby. what
are you soaking your feet for?" Be
cause my head aches, dear" The ba by
was evidently puzzled, and remained
wrapt in thought for a few minutes3
Then he broke the silence again
Mamma, ii your feet aehed would
you soak your head?'
"A lady was showing . visitor the
family portraits in the gallery. That
officer there, in uniform she said.
was my neutrality-suspicious.. He
was as brave as lion, but one CT the
most unfortunate of men. He never
fought battle in which he did not
have an arm or leg carried away
Then she added. proudly: He took
part in twenty-feur engsgementA'-
TSt-BitA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
STOCKS AND BONDS.
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

-"BrOlled live LOBSTER Is fdmlllar
phrase that has been explained TO the
satisfaction of the New York Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, but live broiled Holsters" which
appears upon the enamelled sign of an
uptown Broadway restaurant remains
yet unexplained.
The streets of Toronto are sprinkled
BY trolley water car. The city con-
tracts with the street car company to
sprinkle the streets, and with the troll
ley tank the company does it for sixty
five cents a mile year. In the hot
weather the principal streets are
sprinkled every thirty minutes.
King Hum bert does not spare him.
self in the economies forced upon
Italy; one hundred and sixty-four
posts at court were abolished last
ear, including those of minister OF the
royal household, project OF the royal
palaces, and master of the ceremonies
The first act of the kings reign was to
give twenty million francs of his pri-
vate fortune toward paying his fathers
debts.
Church club, of New York, that the
Protestant Episcopal church in that city
is pretty strongly represented in the
worlds of business, art and politics.
The club now has four hundred
and fifty members, a large per-
centage of whom are known the
city over. The club roster does not
usually give the residence of mem bers
and it seems bit amusing to read
therein: ''Arnoux, William H., ST.
James; Camp, Hugh N, st. James,
Fordham; Cutting, R. Fulton, st.
Georges; Hewitt, Abram s., Calvary"
and so on through the list.
A new lot OF manuscripts, believed
to be genuine. of Napoleon l. has re-
Gently turned up. The papers were ar
ranged by Napoleon himself for the
private use OF his uncle. Cardinal Fesch.
were sold by the notorious Libre to
Lord Ashburnham, and found their
way to the Lauretian library at Flor
ence. Among them are a large num-
Der of letters written by Paoli, the
famous Corsican patriot, to Napoleon,
and paper on Corsican history dictat-
ed by Napoleon himself. In some of
the documents Napoleon expresses his
regret at leaving his native island. and
his disgust that it is occupied by the
French.
intense cold is capa ole of produc-
ing effects on the human system
analogous 20 those due 10 great heat,
but manifesting some important differ
ences. In the accidents which have at
tended the manipulation of liquid air
and other substances in his labora tory,
VI. Raoul Pictet has distinguished two
degrees of burns from the intense cold
In the first the skin is Redeemed. turning
blue the next day. The spot doubles in
area on the following days. there is in
tense itching, and five ar six weeks are
usually required for healing. In the
more severe burns, those of the second
degree, the skin is rapidly detached
A long and stubborn suppuration sets
in. and healing is very slow and alto
gether different from that of burns
from FIRE On one occasion VI. pictet,
while suffering from burn due TO
drop of liquid ai-. seriously sco-ched
the same hand The scorehed portion
was healed in ten or twelve days.
whereas the cold burn was still open
SIX months afteTward.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
THE ENGLISH CRIMINAL Gan.


-
stocked With sSudents-
The English criminal bar IA apt Q,
Tempt tho irnpecunious and indolsu,-
u IL getting rather oversize eksd. Aoas
students are ore or the other. and many
both Weird stories come from tbs
Old Bailey Of crowds OF ''jejuniorss
who settle on the soup liss like the lo-
Gusts of the east Success, undoubs-
edly, comes quicker. IL At all IL only
people who commit ted crimes haa
money. the criminal Oar would seen
the forensic land OF promise. UDfor-
tuna,ely for its practitioners, virtue 10
stul found easy on an adequate In
come. This, however, IL not without
It's advantages A successful man Ia
live a. a successful man should muss
needs take more work than he can do.
wherein lies thu iunior's chance Tho
Old Bailey is the las. resting place os
the professional devil On the ether
hand, there Is q eusin, notion abroad
cha. criminal practice requires M
knoyledgs OF law. Oddly enough.
this theory Is shared by acme who s!s
IN Judgment Il appeals with fatal d.
rectnsss % The fnany who banker after
the milk and honey % the Law. kns
shin the preliminary 1andsrings n
the arid desert Of is tschnieslit.a4
In choosing profession long vis-s
are exeuSable. and u Is as veil. With
out. a. the Americans say. borrowing
tyou be" 20 look facts IN the face to-
less "a appointment. The bar has little
20 ofsr old age A successful advocate
q Ike a new comedian; 80 long % bis
tricks are fresh he "a "a universal do
u-s-d In time. unless . very sxesp
tionzl man, Re nus. make way for men
with newer methods The bes. ~ as
are Ike a barrel oszan-ws esn only
grind out a certain number Of tznez-
Whea the public gst % know thers. 10
"a tine tor change ~ stree. Happy
(. tic man who can 1nd @zy ost-.as
TOO many IL Is euI &c zaG--Sz;ion@I Es-
y.eH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
HOW A MAN GOES TO SLEEP.
0lumbsr Begins ne the Feet and the Senses
Become Dormant One After Another.

Become Dormant One After Another.
''Order is heavens first law" and the
old truth is manifested even in the proc
ess of going to sleep. When a man
drops of to sleep, says the New York
World, his body does not DO so ell at
once, so to speak. Some sense become
dormant before others and always in
the same order. Ashe becomes drowsy
the eyes close, and the senses of seeing
is ut rest. II is quickly followed by
the disappearance of the sense of taste.
He next loses the sense Of smell, and
then after short interval the
tympanum becomes insensible TO sound,
or rather the nerves which run to the
brain from it fail to arouse any sense
of hearing.
The last sense TO leave IS that Of
touch. and In some representative peo-
pie it is hardly ever dormant. Even in
their case. however. there is no dis
eliminating power or sense OF what
touched them. This sense is also the
first 20 return upon awakening. Then
hearing follows suit, after that taste,
and then the eve becomes able to fash
impressions back TO the brain The
sense Of smell, oddly enough, though
it is by no means the first TO go, is the
last TO come back
The same gradual loss OF power is
observed IN the muscles and sinews IS
well as in the senses Slumber begins
at the feet and slowly spreads up the
limbs and trunk until il reaches the
brain, when Inconsistencies is com
plete and the whole body is a. rest
This Is ~hy sleep Is impossible when
the feet are cola
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
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The Wan, Columns of Daily Paper tell

The Want Columns OF a Daily Paper tell
you where q pays TO advertise
II you have anything TO BUY. SELL.
TRADE OR RENT, try these columns
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No advertisement taken for less than l0c.
One line advertisements charged same
re te as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads IN
this column applicable only 10 local ac-
SertisemeEts. No foreign advertisements
taken at above rate
Answers to advertisements sent IN care
OF the EAGLE Office should be called Tor
Within ten days after insertion hen ao-
vertiSers wish replys forwarded 10 them
stamped envelopes must be sent
reference 10 former Advertisements
should give description and GATE OF IN
sertion or copy OF the advertisement
should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements gwen
or diScon tinued by telephone
CLASSIFIED advertisements viii be cents
per line each insertion: average seven
words 10 line. agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

snip The isilori-Cxn'r yoa manage
% pay sozns;h.az on this tiiI. Ar.
Fe~sca6s2
Dir. Fewsezss-Impossibl Tn III.
uzys hard up daring IKE sg;z2cs
months
bat the summer = ever. Sc-."
80 much the so-ss Hyssp@n--s q
winter are ssnEpiy eHorzsor2 are
y pay 90 maeA for thexs~- tscief> sss,
that ] can hardy maze 5oSh szs< nsees
logll have - call s1sss o.Aer I.z..>'~
1sA@S ,-itaE.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady, unchanged.
No. ? spring wheat, 53al q56s4c; No. 2
spring wheat nominal; No. 9 red, 5n2i %
64c; No. 2 corn, 425sc; No. yellow corn
Gi2c; No. ? oats, 2S14 02s15c; No white,
S1Q32c; No. 3 white. 0Ss631Ac; No. , rye,
BIC; No. 2 barley. SIC; No. 3. 5i656I1c; No
4. 53c; No. ] f1axseed, $780,; prime tim
othy seed, 20; mess pork per barrel.
sl0G10 20; lard per 100 lbs, S6 55a6 57lz |;
ed shoulder (boxedD 1908; short clear
sides (boxed). S. i0T5 Is; whisky, distill-
ers' finished goods, per gallon, SIP; sugar
cut LOAF unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

Hell am very unfortunate; II seems
] can please nobody.
Sne-Come, cheer up; I have no one
10 admire me, either.
He-Tell you what--let's found sos
ciety for mutual admiration- 1. for In
stance, admire your beautiful eyess
and what do you admire In me7
she-Your good taste.-Dorfbarbies.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE chief feature
of the day has been the large attention
from the retailers in the various jobbing
houses and very good business that has
resulted. With commission houses there
was a moderate demand for Seasonable
specialties such as silk desirable for
waists and skirts and printed satins.
more interest and some business followed.
Printing cloths in demand at S-16 cents
and sale of $1,000 pieces spots and con-
4. al. L. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
An Omfsiffar-

Jack Ford-I would like 10 marry.
bus girls are so frightfully extravs.
giant Now. how much does IL take TO
pay for Jour daughters gowns, MN.
NoTrisP
Mrs Norris tcoldlyl-That, tbinla
is subject that need never interest
you. Mr.. Ford-Brooklyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
Kansas CITY Grain,

Kansas City, Feb. I4-Wheat-Very
dull: No. . hard and No. red. 521sG5Sc; ;
rejected. 4l0iSc. Sales by sample (. O. b.
Mississippi river: No. hard and No. >
red, 5Sc. Corn-Steady to Z cent higher;
No. mixed. 4lc; No white, 4ol2G4ll2c.
Oats-Higher: No. Mixed. 2sl2d50c No. 2
white. 21l4c. Rye-F'irln; No. .. &c. Bran
Lower, siG66c. Hey-Dull, unchanged.
Butter-Firm but unchanged. Eggs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
Coffee ONIONS.

New York, Feb. 14-options opened I'M
changed to loo higher. Spot coffee-Rio
dull: No. Z. May 10 Mild, quiet; Cordova,
lsGS. 49, Sales 1850 bags Bahia; loco
bags Santos. Nos TO s; 200 bags Maraca-
tbo p. (. Warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday, 3,so5 bags; New York
stock today, 1So,SSe bags; United states
stock, 2l5, 4s1 bags; afloat for the United
States. 27o.e00 bags. Totaol visible sup
ply for the United States. iS,isl bags
against 49,, SIS bags last year.