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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-20

tiaI recovery from it. December opened
and closed at S1.53%. May opened at
sL54K. rebounded to s1-571s ana closed
at s1.56%.
At Ills prices were more firmly sus-
tanned, but failed to get back to the high
est points Of the morning. December
opened at s154ss. declined to s1.54. recov-
cred to s1.54A and closed At $1.54. May
opened at sl561s, rose 20 s1-517s, dropped
TO S1.56ss and closed at s1.57%.
Spot wheat was strongly held and for
the time being May was quoted al $1.45l2
alas.
Prices were strong this afternoon but
less business was done. At he O'Clock
session December was quoted at 81. 5611
and May at sl5S.
FLOUR FOLLOWS WHEAT.
Buffalo. n. Y, Oct 1e.-The unpre-
cedented advance in wheat has affected
the -four market. Local millers today
advanced the price Of flour 20 cents.
making the wholesale price Of the best
patents $4z0G475
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York, Oct. 1e.-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, Oct. IL. as COM
Jllt>1 ny l4lt NEW iOlh
change is as follows: Wheat 54.S0S, 900
bushels, increase 2,3T4, 600 bushels; corn
Il. 175. GEO bushels, increase 2,107, 600; oats
/ ,305, 900 bushels, increase 50 900; rye p
$50, 900 bushels. increase $4,000 bushels;
barley 3,411, 900 bushels, increase 49,, coo
bushels.
Buffalo, y. Y, Oct 19.-The receipts
OF grain at Buffalo by lake for the past
forty-eisht hours breaks the record by
235, COO bushels With fioud included,
the enormous amount of 5, 1874 900 bushels
arrived in port at noon today.
London, Oct 20.The financial article
in the Times says: The receipts Of the
cable advices from America giving tine
price ofwheat caused scene almost OF
CONSERVATION on int exchange, such as
is not usually seen except in war times.
A large business was done, California
selling at 36s per quarter. Maize and
barley were also in brisk demand The
rise appears TO be due TO the sales Of
American wheat for India, which fright
ened the spectators a good deal eau
tious observers think the rise is sfTill-
ings per quarter for the week fully dis
counts the effect Of the abnormal Indian
demand
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Miss dwellings Thursday night class
is proving a success. Tine class work
is from 40 until $3.50, after which there
IS general dancing.
Regular meeting Of Ivy Leaf Chapter
No. 70, O. +. S, at Masonic hall, corner
of First and Main streets, Tuesday eV-
Walker, secretary.
Miss Garrett will give her class
grand masquerade ball on Wednesday
evening the list, to which all not regular
members are cordially invited.
The Commercial club gives a Drive
Whist party to the members and their
wives This party is intended to be the
first Of a series Of entertainments to con-
tinue through the winter.
The w @ It U. will observe this
CTuesday) afternoon from 100 O'Clock
until O'Clock by prayer for the success
of the national convention. The pro-
gram in the Union Signal VIII be carried
out. All are invited.
The Fifth ward Mckinley club will
meet on Wednesday evening, Oct Il, at
1920 West Douglas at $50 p. m. AS bu
siness Of Importance IS to be transacted
ever member is expected TO be present,
BY order of the president.
There viii be a regular meeting Of
Garfield Post No p, g. A r., tonight.
Roll call at 1880 p. m. All officers are
expec1ei TO be on time and in their re-
spective stations. and a full attendance
of members Is requested. BY order OF
committee.
All members Of the c. c. Cycling club
viii take notice that the club Will ride on
Tuesday evening Of this week. instead of
Wednesday. Meet at $50 sharp, as the
trip is 10 Tolerville and the start must
be made promptly. Each member
Should bring a dime.
There is a pleasant social arranged
under the leadership of the Epworth
League Of the First II. E. church to take
place at the home of Mrs. T. NJ. Casad
corner OF Lawrence avenue and Elm
street, on next Friday night. An invi-
tation is extended 10 the young people of
the city.
The ladies Of The German Evangelical
church VIII give a fair al Peerless hail.
beginning this morning and lasting until
the 2ith. Season tickets are on sale and
each purchaser will receive an article
from a collection o. pretty things which
hes been gathered together. \ neat pro-
gram has been arranged for each even
ing 10 entertain the many who viii at
tend.
Parish Meeting-There viii be meet
Ing OF the ladies of ST. Johns church
tomorrow afternoon at p. m. sharp.
Matters of importance viii be brought
before the meeting by the rector. Rev.
Won Herrlich. Al the ladies' of the
church and all those who attend the ser
vfces are cordially invited to be pres
rnt- Meeting in the church al p. n
sharp.
Attention. travelling men, All MEM
'bens OF the Travelling Mems Mckinley
slub are expected TO take port in the
travelling mems mounted parade Satu~-
Say night. Oct. "a. and are requested %
notify C. Munson, care Manhattan aotel.
as TO whether they viii take part or mi.
md also state whether they Viii furnish
heir own horses or not. Please answer
This notice st once. BY order II VIM.
8. Human. captain.
The sisters of W. r. c. No. 30 are
hereby notified 10 assemble at tlleir hall
1t ESQ p. m. today The officers are All
requested 10 report promptly on time
q che hour designated. and tul attend
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MUSIC AND DRAMA
WICHITA LYCEUM ASSOCIATE

WICHITA LYCEUM ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday was the first day of the re-
serve seat sale for the Ariel Ladies
Sextette the first of the seven great en-
tertainments given in the concert and
lecture course. When 8 O'Clock came
ticket holders had lined UP from one
end OF the store to the door, and tickets
went like ''hot cakes" This promises
to be the most popular course ever Civ
en- in Wichita. Everybody is going.
everybody is talking about it. Quite a
number are coming from surrounding
towns. Those who have subscribed for
season tickets can obtain them at Mos
bacher's until Wednesday evening. No
one intending to attend these attrac-
tons should fail to secure season tick
cts, as it means a saving worth lock-
ing after.
The following telegram tells Of the
success of the ArielS at Eureka:
Eureka, Kan, Oct. 10, 1896.
30. A Boyle, Secretary, Wichita Ly-
celIm association, Wichita, Kan:
Tonight the Ariel Ladies SeXtette
gave the finest entertainment in years
to a large and epprectative audience.
know they will please you.
III. D. TUCKER,
''Secretary Eureka Lyceum assc."
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sales. s. 1868 80: heav.ees, So6GS-s5. pack
ers. S. 1859: mixed. S3-1SuS-S. workers.,
s5Ss1S-s; pigs. S.sGS. D.
Sheep-ReceiptS. SEQ, shipments. none.
Market steady Lambs, S25Gi-5: NUT
tons. $eG30.
Representative sales. Texas steers. IS
had. average 1.oSo pounds. s2Sa- Texas
COWS. - head, average Sc pounds. $50;
native steers, IS head. average - pounds.
$40: native cows and heifsrs. e head az
erage J. I3S pounds. = %; stocksrS ard feed
ers. g head. average III pounds. SO, ouii
head. average So pounds. 500.
NEW YORK
I.Iss: dry COWS steady: Others lower: slow;
native steers. s.. segi-5 oxen. S2een&So;
bulls. $e5l3.50; dry cows. s.. 4css2- 20
Cables quote American steers at Hail
cents dressed weight: sheep. $40 cents
dressed weight: Ssfr:geratc- beef at "a
S. cents. No exports.
Sheep and Lalbs-Eeceipts. 15,s9o Slow
and lower; sheep, S25EIS.2s; lambs, SS-SoG
Ala
Hog-Recetpts, H..l5. Lower ~ S-eoS
%
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago. Oct 1e-Wheat-Close: Octo-
Der. 1850; December, Use; January, 7Sasc;
Corn-octOber, SAsc: December. ss'sc;
Pork-cctober, SIS; December. TI71s;
January, SS.05: May, SS.421s.
L.ard-October, $3.50; December, 49,;
January. $50; May, A.115.
Ribs-October and December. s3.70; AIN
uary, $S.S714; May. s422ls-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. 19.-Wheat-Hard, up
4 and cents; red did not advance SO
much.
Corn-Active; about 1 cent higher.
Oats-Offerings large; buyers not pay
ing any advance.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Oct 19.-F1our-Receipts 5000;
wheat 100; corn 1877 900; oats 8S, 0o0 Ship
ments-Flour 500: wheat 5000; corn 6l,-
90; oats 5000.
Flour-Patents, s4.15@4.25; extra fancy,
s3.SQ39o; fancy, S3.OGQS.10; choice, S25O9
2.70.
Wheat-The speculative market opened
excited and higher, showing an advance
of cents at the Opening. Bullish cables
ard the report that Black sea shipments
had declined in volume caused most OF
the strength and activity. Domestic mar
lets later showed weakness and declined
but closed here for futures 11sG112c higher
than Saturday. Spot held largely higher
on call ana rev DlCS IndOe. ~. = iOL
cash, elevator, soc: track, S0dS2c; No. 2
hard cash, Tic; December, 7s3sc bid; May,
S5asQ12c.
Corn-Spot higher; No. 9 cash and De-
cember, 2r4c; May, 2l1=G7s.
Oats-Spot steady: No. cash, IIc ask
ed; May, 221sc.
Eggs-Firm, 14c.
S7.ZGL75.
Lara-steady; prime steam. a.22.s;
choice, $3.50.
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 19.-Flour-Winter pat
ents, A.45G450; winter straights, S4d425;
innesota patents, S4.300i.E5; winter eek
tras, s.. S0lJ3.60 irnesota bakers, $Q3.!o;
winter low grades. S2.5OG26o.
Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
IS. s6S bushels. Spot irregular; No. hard.
SIC fob. anoat. Options opened wild at
4c advance; closed nervous at 33sdtsc net
advance. No. red May, S7ssQS3 9-16c.
closed S75sc; October closed S2lsc; Deem
Der, Si1tMS6 9-1ec, closed SEsc.
Corn-Spot irregular; NO. 2. SisR C.
Oats-Spot closed quiet: No. 2, 23iac-
Lard-F:rrn: weSterrfi $3.50: refined firm.
Butter-Receipts, S,Z76 pkgs; steady.
Western dairy, sn12c; western creamery,
12019c; Eigins, 1ec; factory. 7d1l13c.
Chese-Receipts 4.sS0 pkgs; quiet. Large
7l-C11O; small 1920 pare skins S12a69.;
full skins 2Q2la.
Egg+Recepts 61ss pkgs; steady. State
and Pennsylvania, 1SQGoc; western, I4lSc
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CITY IN BRIEF,

". T. Mcbride of Wellington was In
Sne city yesterday.
Mr.. C. w. Chase was down from New
ton yesterday on business.
Mr. John a. Reynolds of the Newton
Republican was down last night.
C. ]. OKeeffe and wife Of Durango,
Colo, are visiting relatives and friends
Ia the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Talbot Of Durango,
Colorado, was in the city last night Wis
fting her sister. Miss Ella Burns. and
other friends.
Mr.. Ed. Moore of the Hutchinson
News. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Moore, was
IN the city yesterday. Having few
hours to spare they visited the Masonic
Home.
Miss Johanna Scott of Darmstodt,
Germany, who has been visiting her
aunts, Mrs. /. Gross and Mrs. N.
Kraiisheimer, left for st. Louis to spend
the winter with relatives.
MI. +. w. Buttry and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs Buttry's parents,
Mrs. and Judge McCanless of the West
Side. left on the Rock Island last night
Tor their home in Enid, o. I.
Hon. w. E. Stanley is about the only
prominent man who hasn't a bad cold.
He left for Sedgwick yesterday after
neon where he made a rousing speech
last night advocating the firm principles
Of Republicanism.
Mr.. Denny, recorder of Vigo county,
Indiana, is in the city visiting his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Charles Andrews. Mr.
Denny says that Mr.. Mckinley viii car
~ Indiana, by 5000 majority. He IS a
conservative gentleman and his state
nents can be relied upon.
A young man was seen to cross the
track of the electric car line yesterday
upon a bicycle very dangerously near to
Bn approaching car. A small Lad was
following him behind and quite close to
him. The natural impulse was to at
tempt to cross after the older rider with
put paying any attention to the car. He
did not, however, but barely turred in
tine to avoid crashing into swiftly
moving car.
A merry party of friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyers at their
home on South Emporia. Dancing and
cards were the principal amusement, af-
ter which a delightful supper was Serv-
ed. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. I. p. Mahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hess,
Mr. and Mrs. Shields, Misses Dricoll, A.
Getto, /. Getto, NJ. NJ McDermott, D.
Timmosls, NJ. Fahey, Cameron, G. Han
nibal, NJ Hannibal, and Messrs. R.
Bolte, T. McDermott, A. BOlte, j. Dris-
coll E Fahey
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GNoulsr WANTED AS a S1ERK.
uazy Qualifications Need To fni was
Deparf-.<nk VACANCY.

Gany Qualifications Need To fnl Was
Deyart.ens Vacancy.
It SEEM remarkable that the gov.
ernment should be compelled TO look all
over the United States for clerk. II
Is not often necessary. but at present
the civil service commission il hooking
everywhere FOR n man TO act as clerk
In the Office of adjutant general OF tbs
army.
The man must be abls to translate
into English technical military words
in French, German, Spanish and ItaL
ian; 20 do type-writinR in aIbthcse Ian.
gusges; 10 mad proofs and prepare
manuscripts for the press; 20 10 IA,
niliar with modern library methods.
with the classification OF bocks, czta-
IoglIing and indexing, changing. prcp-
aration OF binding, etc. he must alSa
be proficient In the use Of the Engilxh
language and literary composition
IL there are any men IN Chicago who
posses theso qualifications and arc
willing 10 etercisc them eight hours
every day for about 81 500 a year. thcy
may go 90 the branch Office of the civil
service commission insfhat city October
% and be examined.
Tho civil service commission n also
looking FOR q retired brakeman or sorsa
one else competent 20 handle the lock-
On the vaults and safes In sbe treasury
department. This man must be able To
pick lock uncer any circumstances ia
ten Minutes. The intricate 1ocka in
The treasury vaults Frequently &c. ous
OF order and the goTernnsent keeps sn
expert whose .bnzipens il 20 opcn tbcu-
The par 10 s. 800 ayear.
The civil scrviee corrIixsioo VIII
bold examinations IN various citi<s oe-
tober 20 70 select q man for this piaos.
Ia addition 70 qualifications On locks
and vaults, the appi4eaats win be sx.
srnined In oTtbogrzphT. penxnarsbip.
copying. Iets>rwrstipg. arstazsee.S al
practical subjecta~
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LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO


Chicago. Oct. 12.-Caftis-Trade was rot
characterized by much animation except
in choice cattle which were scarce and
firm. and other kinds Of native beef cat
tie were largely 70 cents lower. Sal.zs were
CT a bass OF 8.SS15-i5 f0- cOnrno0 -
fancy Steer, with most o. the trading
between Ssfs5. Exporters were lat- buy
ers OF the better class % beves- Gaming
and butcher.ng cattle moved fairly well.
COWS and rs.4erS selling at sL1sslss-ss- bulls
a. Si-5C9@5. Texas cattle were n the
usual demand a. ruling p-ces. steers sci
ing a. s1e5f3.l5
zog-There was an excellent general
demand for hogs. AID DESPITE fns Lbzrsl
higher than o. SATURDAY. Heavy pack
rig lots E7oVs9 OF freely AZ &1JT1-S7i Z.
ard coarse beayS- 20 prime assorted
lights SD al g nan. Esavy sold seTy
largely at g 3FS2-%i. and ue1.ga weights
sc,d chiefly Al s. EG1so
S1eeo and Lambs-Iu Ehseo the general
i>EnzE1 proved TO - much above tae az
eTzEs.sz7s prsoes W,Ee vel Tnslntaioe4 sor
a. $zTssTS-sc. wSterTs selling principally AZ
- 59aSIa Pine hs=zsy E-aTiTe export
sze@p were selr@ s-a1 largely rornilzl a.
3 Es12 20 Fsss1z1g sheep were actis.
aros1a = a'es- ~ Lsmss wee Ssa.sl
sales rTiacspaily e. = zass8
Rec eis--,-ttls. 1s.ops hegz. E.ees:
ST. IOUIS
s. Tl5ulz o. s--zlr.A-Rs-espf =
90 Nsi4ses y cents 5c'Ees: Tears very
H.Es-Reezisrt.. 5.-as. ,..rse: es-;s
E.gaer- EVrs-=rE sex. SzcAsTs. @zie
go. As-Eg. s14sa -
KANSAS cry.
Es-ss< Csty. OK 1e--cstsis-- F.s-f. rs.
70 streaEs ssHsrs wax Ts0ss aFeers-
= 90 Texas laNz 8 Efs5z -. IA 80
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FREE PILLS

Send your address to II. F. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you &C their merits.
These pills are easy in accI 4 and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Teadache For
Malaria and Liver TT ubl7s they have
been proved invalu; BE They are
guaranteed to be perf-c ly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
o the stomach and bowels, greatly In
vigorate the system. Regular size Csc
per box. Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy. 32S n. Main street and G..
Behring's drug store, northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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Jagsnious Cosfrfssses Tse1 80 Csasssl 3
Lear stick ssd asys xsAdes

Jagsnious Cesirfs.aes rsss 80 cessssl 3
LssE STICK sssd asvs xsAasr
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eentIy used BIZ burglars ~ses sngsgrd
"a toetr work" In one par4suisS cos
trirsnoe that sroszsed sezsrzl INTEREST
IN appearance 81 TezsE nles q isrgs g-as
brcIa that has seen hard serrtrs.
j. .vas formerly lie property OF .
burglar. AID 81 WA by "a ros3as tbasts
-ss able 20 enter <Ae .eecak story 81
o bE1ldirg. Eerertpg slse roTer.
stiek. ~ozz5 with ropes. . REVEALED.
Tie stick os<zs ifsse iess<e1re on
5osn.et Ladder. nrsds os stycng za,e.
rzai. a1a abou. y feet 81 Jenx.A- Ths
lad3er Is oriy xics -Hough fs< oas foot
20 Be pl5csd On theyzng~
The ezsezdsrg sick wasrsec 90 xziss
ers ead of tie ladder 60 tie srfn6oz.
tErouga which -ss sp~-atcr risAe6 "a
enter. AsG O. tie ripper I'D q ss.e LAD.
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81 TAls imitation EEhrsE< Il rsxzxSs-
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THE WEATHER.
w5.rita Kan. o.. - e.

Wichita, Kan, o.. - 100
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and cooler until Wednesday.
during the past r-s1ty-tour hours the
highest temperature was 5. the loves. -
ard tie mean -. with generally clear
weather. high temperature. fresh SOUTH
west 10 lgat noTthwest Wild aad lower
pressure.
Thvs Ear tsis month the average tenn
ps-atUrs has been g
For tbs oas1 eight years he
Temperature for the month o. October las
been -. aid Tor tta 18th day .
FRED - JOHNSON.
Osssrre-
washington. -. c. oct- -s-FcsIo@f-S
= ;he forecast tI-sIl ,. n Tuesday:
For Internationally fair aid decide!
y co,de-- ucrrh Sfais-
For Oklahoma ard indian Te-sfo.v-
Far. xiz5s shifting 70 north and Cooler,
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YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH

So Mr.. Gilman Brown of 81 Mill St,
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors. who finally gave
him up, saying: Your boy won't live
p month"; He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles restored
him to health and enabled him to go to
work a perfectly well man. He says
he owes his present good health to use
Of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and
knows it to be the best in the world for
Lung trouble. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S
n. Main street and G.. behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
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MIDDLE NAMES,
People In The Old Tsra.s w>rs Ce..ss
With Oee Chvzsriaa Mana

With oes Chv1sfiaa saEs
sirce the adoption Of its constitution
IA IT,, New York has bad p governors
Not o-e wrote his middle name Get "a
fail. fourteen had 10 middle zs-ne
There never was . Candidate fer gor
erno-. with TIE single exception c.
John Boyi Tkzcker. who spread Iii
name CT % is fuiles. sx;sat ard rer
eled 81 rride whsa l. iook.a ugo. 1,
To JOHN BoTd Te tAozfa feel iE1e5.sd
u IS the A;sTaTy instinct. Tie eel. Q.
Js7sss R7Essii Lossell. William W1els
worth La.gtellsN. william CuIleu Essy
Art, villas Gilmore sEzst1s. Os5vsi
Weadsl Eelszsz. George ESgzr ESat
go@ery ssd Laura Jeza .bb<y wsses
EFe sEozid thzak for tEosu - - lis
BOYD - IhsrAeF's - re
But Ter tie ealt r8>ztsozed 81 fhs
foregoing FsrsSxsps We fhcuia gFoa2
By EeFc- hxse i1oza Hear lzacf
Iadaa- lAx k1Ad@.-n3-. e.<--<za<~. -.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Oct. 1s.-Coffee-Options oP-
ened irregular at points decline to 5
points advance; ruled generally weayk,
under heavy receipts at Rio and Santos
and expectation OF larger clc2rances 20
the United States and Europe; closed
steady. 59il5 points net decline; October.
SO Ss61o.30; December. ss.70as.S1 March,
50 s5GS 50. Spot coffce-Rio steady; No.
: jobbing uis; invoice, lie; mild, steady;
cordova- 15di7.
SuEar-Raw. steady; refined, quiet and
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Oct. is.-The apparent de-
mand was very quiet and only a limited
volume of business was affected. Mall
orders were at hand in good number, but
were for moderate quantities of season.
able SpecialteS. Forwarding on previous
orders returned the more important sales.
Converters are looking after gray cotton
and some business has been done for i'm
mediate and near delivery. Printing cloth
quiet but firm at 9-i6c.
Fall River. Mass. Oct. 1e.-Prlat cuontS
quiet at 9-1Sc; fair demand.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS

Liverpool. Oct. I9-Wheat-Spot strong
demand moderate; No. > red spring. IS Id
No. 1 hard anftoba. IS: No I California,
IS 81 Futures opened quiet; near and
distant positions ID higher; closed Derv-
Gus With near and distant positions ~ AID
higher; business about equally 6istr-but-
ed; October. IS Id; November. s. Id; De-
cember. IS Id; January. IS HID; EeorQ-
ery, Is HID; March. 6s HID
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ance Of the sisters is desired, as business
in which all are interested is to be trans
acted. One important branch of the
business to be presented is the perfect
ing of arrangements for serving election
dinner on Nov. g. for which we have
been awarded the privilege by the couS-
tesy OF our city authorities.
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lilies Chez. gar s5s go-.szix rt,es
Tie IA. rsErr25ts % s.s-.s.s-sy ssezsssxo-
tuns Bringing . taas LIE 6. tAs sg~z-
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COTTON MARKETS

st. Louis. Oct. s.-Cotton-Quiet, i-lsc
lowe; middling, TIC; sales So; receipts. T.
4S2: shipments, 49,: stock, A4Ss.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 1s.-Cotton-
Firm; middling. &c; low middliing. 654c;
good ordinary. 6isc-
New York. Oct 1a-Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding Z Lilo
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MAGAZINE BINDING.

The Eagle Biadery IS
prepared to bind Asgs,
zines, CT al kinds and
descriptions, cheap gai
/. II frss-ciass s:yI..
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WICHITA Markets

shippers
J. ". Workmen. Little River. hogs
Adam Hufbauer, Mulv1ne, hogs.
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HIGHER AND HIGHER
WHEAT HAs QUIT CLIMBING AND
{ GONE TO JUMPING

Even the Bulls are Astounded by the Ath-
letic Feats Performed by the NimbIe
Cereal-Chicago Marks an Extreme
Figure of 30 3-4 Cents, Though Closing
at ~ 3-S Cents-New York Reaches
Markets Advance SensationaIy-New
York Handles Over 10000 900 Bushels