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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE.
Fall Term for 1897 Begins Wednes-
day, September 18th, and Con-
times Till Christmas.
INSTRUCTORS.
:. J. MORRISON Dartmouth, Presi-

". J. MORRISON Dartmouth, Presi-
dent: Logic. Psychology. Philosophy
FLORA c. CLOUGH (OiiveO. Dean Of
Woman's Department: English Ltera-
ture.
w. II. IsELY Harvardl. History and
Political Science
PAUL ROULET. French Language
end Literature. Mathematics.
3. F. BUCK University o, MiIne-
sota). Pedagogy and English Language.
a. y. LEONARD Brown and LeipEio).
French and German Languages and
Literatures.
C. p CLARK Cwesleyan and Heidel-
burg. Germany, Latin Language aH4
Literature
5. II. BURNETT tCornelD. Natural
Science. Biology.
y ". SICKNER. Musical Director.
Piano. Organ. Theory
MRS HOWORTH BEAUMONT
vocoisi). Voice. Singing. Chorus sing
ing.
Z. =. KRAMER. Bookkeeping. Busi.
ness Methods.
MABEL c. MILLIsOS. E5ocu.ion.
Physical Culture.
CLARA A. GEORGE Cooper inasi-
tu;e. A.. Students League o: Sew
York;. Drawing and Painting.
BOARDING.
Board IN H0iyoke college (x0nsnp
s. 60 week; table board. f2i0 Tabs
bard IN clubs. no % si7s. BOARD Ia
private families. including room. fo>l
and lights. ;z75 . g seek.
For catalogue and fBil Informs ttoa
address
- J. MORRISON. President
Fairmount College.
Wichita Kan
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PLACES OF WO RSHIP,

DR.. MartindaIe. presiding elder of the
Wichita district, will preach and admin
lister the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
at the Haysville school house at II o'clock
today.
st. Johns Episcopal church. corner
Third street and Topeka avenue. Short
services at II a. m. and p. m. ROBBED
choir will sing at both the morning and
evening services. Popular subjects for
sermons Sunday school at $50 a. m.
All coriaily invited to be present.
South Lawrence Christian church.
Morning services II a. m. Evening SER
vices p. m. Morning subject: Christ
Healing a Child" Evenig subject: "Who
viii be Saved?" Mr.. E. B. Walden will
sing at the evening service. Rev. G. T.
Back, pastor. Everybody invited.
Rev. George Parkinson, who lived in
the city for number of years. a gradu-
ate Of the high school, and now filing an
appointment in Oklahoma. will preach in
the First NJ. E. church this morning at
1890. The evening services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Jessie Fisher, who will
preach.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner North Lawrence avenue and Second
street. Rev. Henry E. Thayer, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. The pastor will
speak in the morning on THE Individu-
atty Of Christ's Thought" At the even
ing service the theme will be 1.-THE Gains
of Women in Christianity
Reformed church. South Topeka ave-
nue. and Lewis street---Services by the
pastor. Rev. Bruce Griffith. at II a. M.
and p. n. Subject of morning dis
course, Simon Peter" This is the first OF
a series Of sermons on the times OF the
Apostles. Sunday school at Gas a. In.
Young peoples society meeting at p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to these SER
vices.
At the First Baptist church, corner Of
Topeka venue and First street, the SER
vices viii be today as follows: Sunday
school a. 10 O'Clock. Preaching by the
pastor. Elder c. II. Wareham, a. II
o'clock. Baptist young peoples union de-
votionai meeting at p. N. All are
most cordially invited TO the above noted
meetings. There will be no preaching in
the evening
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For the Eagle.
DON'T FLIRT WITH MY BOY

I have heard of the charms Of your mind
and your face.
They are sung night and day by my boy
But they tell me-draw closer-I'd whisper
That you only win hearts to destroy.
Is ii true? Don't f1irt with my boy
He learned long ago when he lisped at my
knee.
To have faith in his God and mankind:
And now in the morn of his manhood's
bright day
An angel Of death shall he find?
You are beautiful, dear, as the dawn of the
day
When It steals from Gods palace on high.
There is spring IN your face. there is night
in your hair,
And the sunlight of June in your eye.
But o, if your heart is as false as you're
fair,
Don't f1irt with my boy.
I appeal to your honor. that jewel of life
The Father has left in your keeping;
Don't SOW in your youth with bountifu;
hand
The sheaves you may gather with weep
ing.
For sister. tomorrow together we stand
At the throne of Gods justice and truth,
joy
For the deeds we have done IN our youth.
o. then let me say:
"She cheered him, she helped him
On lfe's weary way:
Dear Father, her love saved my boy"
-Lu McCrae Mason.
Wichita July II 1897
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

Sweet Sacred SonSs'' Il cbo.ce col
lection ot fae finest Devotional music
no% n genera! ass in church eas - ana
aanong singers n re home. TIE sesec-
uonz esn5o9y many =sii-kEoxn saTorlss
compositions There Is also ss-sssy
q d1sEs queffeftss an an,hezaa IT,
Guiding some % ne. besi modern esas,o-
slt0az. Tbe e0iiecsisa embraces sooas
sky selections. az D, = bsSn orser oe
excellence. ami many % then ta@ m
cynz work % re master cSr.osxsrs
OF las world We know g - c1ii~e-
;i0a % sacred zs1sse aox before n
p.s.sssS which coa.agEs - large a nEzss<r
% TIE sasst eom3osiiioaz IN szeres sec9
pa5llsoss n such Sso5@Tz.s oFloe-~-
Rsg. :. :. c4sfEsss. Etii5r o. The Cn5-
vefs2l.ss. Ccca<a
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children and six great grand children
were present Many present were brought
and the well filed baskets Of good things
were not forgotten. A long table was
set under the trees. and after grand
dinner CT substaatials, ice cream and
cake, lemon ice and lemonade were serv-
ed. A most pleasant day was spent. and
at a late hour the company reluctantly
left the cool retreat to return % their
homes. wishing Grandma" many hap
py returns OF the day.
PICNIC FOR MISS BYERS.
On Friday evening Miss NJ. F. Acker-
man gave a picnic party in honor OF
Mss Mabel Byers of Newton. The
evening was spent in boating, MUSIC and
games, and at the usual hour refresh
melts were served. Those present Were:
Miss Mabel Byers Of Newton. Miss Car
RE Kyle. Miss Annie Daily, Miss Bride
Daily, Miss Bennett, Miss Grace Du-
mont and Mrs. Ida Walker. with an es-
cort Of Messrs. I. Longaker. J. c. Rose.
William Lowe, E. Hamkie, ]. A. Acker-
man, Stratton.
MRS NEvINS ENTERTAINS.
Miss Viola Cundiff. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Grace Johnston Nev.nes,
was the guest of honor last Friday even
ing ar little informal 10 which her
hostess dispersed hospitality, refresh
ments. and good time generally were
special features. Those present were:
Misses Evelyn Imboden, Mae Parkinson,
Maggie Woody. and Messrs. S. B. Shat
tuck. George Parkinson, Bunny Knorr,
liz, Vinoapf and Mr. NpyinS
YOUNG PEOPLE PICNIC.
Mrs w. II. Rauch and Mrs. F. P.
Martin chaperoned a merry party OF
young folks 10 a picnic at Grisxold
park on Friday. The party was COM
posed Of Lulu Burleigh. Ethel Johnston,
Esther Rauch, Jessie Mclean, Flossie
McComb, Pearl Martin. Liboie Wallace.
Earl Jenkins, Harold Sternberg. John
Aherne. Clarence Powell. Edward Conk-
lin, Ralph Martin and Fred Chain.
a very jolly little picnic party went to
Riverside Monday evening. Those par
t:cipating were: DR.. and Mrs. D. w.
Smith, Rev. and Mrs. c. Fl. Wareham.
Mr., and Mrs. w. T FRAZIER, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Furlong. Mr.. James McCombs
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. March.
Mr.. Macarthur, Mrs. Augby, PROFESSOR
Parker of Ottawa university and Mrs.
Artie Champion and Master Powell. A
delicious luncheon and boating we're the
most attractive features upon this oc-
casion and the lovely evening and con-
genial spirits made t an ideal picnic.
Mrs. John Carter of 315 South Topeka
entertained at tea Wednesday for Mrs.
John Clader and her mother, Mrs. Root,
of Michigan. The afternoon was spent
with conversation and needle work IN
Iii tea time, when lunch was served in
the dining room. The guests were:
Mesdames Root, Torrey, Clark. Town
send and Clader, Misses Townsend and
Clark. Mrs. Clader left Thursday after
noon for Sterling to meet Mr.. Clader,
after which six weeks visit to diff erent
points in Colorado will be made.
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DR. KINGS KEW DISCOVERY FOR
CONSUMPTION

This is the best medicine in the world
for al. forms of Coughs and Colds and for
Consumption. Every bottle is guaran-
teed. 1t vii, cure and not disappoint. II
has no equal for Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma, Hay Fever. Pneumonia. Bronchitis.
La Grippe. Cold in the Head and for
Consumption. II is safe for all ages,
pleasant TO take, and, above all. sure
cure It IS always we'll 10 take DR..
Kings New Life Pills in connection with
Dr. Kings New Discovery. as they regu-
late and tone the stomach ard bowels.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction or re-
turn money. Free trial bottles at Geo.
Van Werden's pharmacy. 32S y. Main
street. and G.. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
Regular size. so cents and s1.0o.
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LOCAL WHEAT GOES Up
Market Takes IN Upward Shoot of Two
Cents the RnsbeI.

The local market is climbing up lit
tie every day. Yesterday hard and soft
wheat went up another cent The de-
mand is very great with very limited
quantity 10 be had. Corn remained sta
tionary yesterday. being al "a and %
cents a bushel. Soft wheat went up 10
IS cents, while hard reached "a CENTS per
bushel. This is the highest that the
wheat market has been for long time.
There is every indication tina; wheat viii
go on up the scale. Oats took a tumble OF
cents. selling al 10 to Scents per bush
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THEY ARE CAUGHT
MRS. N'BEE AID HER PARAN0UR
ARRESTED IN HUTCHINSON.

City Marshal Of Butehinsea Arrested the
Kunaways Yesterday Afternoon 1T
Three O'Clock-Hobeck Jumped Out of
second. Story Window When the on
By IN Assistant Of the MarshaIs-Mr.
AcBss left fer Hatchisson ~ eoon rs
He Heard They Were Located.
Mrs. 7. E. McBee and Albert Hobeck,
her paramour. who eloped to Hutchin-
son on Friday evening, were arrested
by the city marshal of Hutchinson yes
to-day afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Nc
Bee and his bro,her-in-law LEFT for
Hutchinson last evening over the Mis-
70 get the baby which Mrs. McBee took
away with her.
Mr.. McBee was unable to get either
Geographic or telephone communication
with Hutchinson on Friday but early
yesterday morning he kept the wires hot
giving description Of the runaways and
trying 20 locate them.
When the marshal found where
Hdbeck and Mrs. McBee were stopping
he started up stairs TO arrest them.
While he went in the door Hobeck
jumped out OF second story window.
trying to get away. He didn't care for
Mrs. McBee then and left her TO hold
the baby and take the consequences.
One Of the marshals assistants was on
hand though and welcomed him with
open arms as soon as he hi the ground.
They were taken to the county Jail and
locked up. Constable Tom Voss left last
night for Hutchinson TO bring them back
TO this city. County Attorney Amidon
late last evening brought criminal suit
against them in Judge Enoch's court.
making four specific charges which are
rare and racy. They will arrive in the
city this morning and will be taken 10
the county Jail and there incarcerated.
1t was learned yesterday that Mrs.
McBee had sold COW to some party IN
town for SIS, getting SIS in cash and a
promise, of me balance on the first Of
August. II IS supposed that this SIS was
used TO defray the expenses of the trip
for her and Hobeck. Hobeck and Mrs.
McBee by arrangement met at the Key
stone MOTEL at 3 O'Clock on Friday and
walked east on Second street to the
bridge where they stayed until it was
time for thetrain to leave. They will be
given hearing some day the latter part
~ fb;c
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Wichita. July II, 1897.
Garfield Post and WOman's Relief Corp to
Do HonOrs Monday.

The patriotic orders of the city, under
the auspices of Garfield Post No. % and
". f. c. Nc. 40 will celebrate Mother
Bickeriyke's birthday at Riverside PARK
Monday afternoon, July 19. The follow
ing program will DE rendered: fl
Singing-'America" :. :. ..-..AssembIy
Reading of patriotic poem written by
Miss Clara Barton-Miss Eulalia Wen
die.
Music 80. Normal Institute
Quartette-Messrs. Temple, Fifer. Dill
and Cunning.
Address-W. P. Campbell.
Campfire subjec: Army Nurses"
The public school children are especial
" invited
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THE LIGHT OF The WORLD
OUR SAVIOR IN ART"

Cost over 500 coo 20 publish. Contains near.
ly 30 full-page engrsvings OF our Saviour.
by the great masters. Every picture Is re-
produced from some famous painting.
Agents are taking from three 10 twenty
orders per day. The book Is SO beautiful
that when people see II they want H.
FIRST GLANCE AT THE PICTURE
BROUGHT TEARS To Ny EYES" says
one Cleared $50 first weeks work VITA
the book. says another. Some high
grade man or woman OF good church stand
ing should secure the agency here at once"
says every editor. 'as 500 can soon 30
made taking orders for IT," Also a man
or woman OF good social position can ee-
cure position of Manager OF this territory.
To- devote all their time to employing and
drilling agents and corresponding vita
them. Address for suil particulars A. T. r.
Publisher. Z7s Michigan avenue.
Chicago III
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size. so cents and s1.oo.
BELLE PLANE vs.. WICHITA
Game of Baseball at Riverside Next Tues
dav

Next Tuesday az Riverside park the
Belle Plaine crack team will cross bats
with the Wichita boys. Belle PLANE de-
fea;ed the Wichita team in the first
game and they think they will add an
other victory 20 their list. but may be
sadly fooled The last game will be one
OF the features OF the day. as the Wood
man picnic will De on that day. a small
admission fee will pc charged 20 def-ay
expenses. A good game Will be looked
for. as both teams are very strong
Donovan. the future star ;wirie-. viii be
in the box for the Wichi,aS.
Church OF Christ. Scientist. in Fletcher
block. liz Wess Second street. Services
q. 1880 a m. 20 which al are cordially
invited. Subject OF lesson: Jesus the
Christ Preached a, Thessaionica Ex-
pertinent. meeting Friday evening az S
O'Clock Reading room open or Wetnss-
day afternoon Inquire-s. or these de-
string literature On the subject OF Chris
tian Science, are invited 20 cal
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Little Jue Christman Dead.

Joe Chris,msn. Jr-, died yesterday
morning a; O'Clock q; his home. 72s
South Topeka avenue. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at O'Clock from
the family residence.
Little Joe. j.. was boy OF more than
ordinary cast and mold IN being The
joy o< the household. and especially the
Idol of the mother as her frs, born, he
was the almost excessive pride Of ne
father II will be remembered oy many.
that as a baoe he took .he frs, prize az
the valley fair for his physical beauty
He was full Of promise. and being 80 de-
hgn.tuliy balanced mentally and paysi-
caljy. in him were cen.e:ed many fSnd
hopes ard Inspiring dreams far MS fu-
tu-e. But tie waters Of the eob.ng tide
o. the Unknown Sea. as taey ran low.
caught up the form and kissed away ne
spirit OF their ideal boy.
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REAL ESTATE WAETED-by Smith &
D0rssy-We have customers fer ycg.
property. = you desire 20 sell a; present.
prizes and money = rcsdy a. soor a. ceed
AMI abstract Is ready T. yog dcu'- BE-
hsvs = bring Il your properly and We VIII
show you that there zre plenty % pe0p.s
who have fs.ta IL ta- p Peerless Primers.
and are wiling 20 prove X y lnsssins
fhesr money We wsnt zen homes ard
tsTee trsctz q from two 70 iea aces each.
improved es.ck We have ne customers
Yer -asu. Titles must b GOO AMI prices
reasonable. Smith t. Dorssy. - East
Douglas DIX
CANCERs CURED WITHOUT PATS-r
am PREPARED 70 cure cancers. co-rs. car
ouac.@s. warts or az rsE scTs n a sziss-
f4cfcTy manner. WIRE Fe<zT1 70 re
u5ote % tFestnea: or price. correspond
Wiea.ta. kaa- ass-tiH--s-
ARE YOU iooki-z for ne Bargain cczsr-
Ter, n real sEEsts. = -. look rs Hss
over srd call o. Thomas & Co. 1fs Ezst
F.rEt stree; foT f8I inso-rna;ioa-
G.9 ~ Bug e good .e-rocna house. s-s
io-s n nG-f1 psrr q r-iy.
.sc-s roorsA. barn ssi lots. south q
C-1.rzi
$50 Ere large soase znf ss-a. 4
scsx. SOUTH 81 T1ird s;-ess
xsS.-i9 rosns- barr AL sofs % 1rs
y .hs besf streets EFc-ra. cioef -
rss Ef2 Buy 3Be e--sc-a 5rrs> s.1
ssra On sss Wet sl5s. TIE - se&erz-
Dc ard cheap.
is-rgs-n soasc foF yzt = saSre. sxs
pr S-rcoss cottage % z-cFe - fe<e -
y Izss.ar< szeSce- tff-
Cal o Thomas Z ca 49,
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Measun-ProsesSor Harry Il N0n: o.,
New York City has given such Tonder-
FIJI results in his private setting fo- the
pas. Two weeks. vii real your Efe Ike
an open S3ok-.ell you your name n full
nzmas OF your friends. enemies zni
rivals beflre you eAr utter one word.
Satisfaction or I'D charges Hours 8 a.
10, 70 10 p N. Sundays Readings %
cents Psriocs sls No.:h Lawrence.
S-lS
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NEW YORK DRESS CUTTING

DRESS MAKING SCHOOL
The only school n the west that pays
for material spoiled while learning.
School Hours . a. IA. 70 y. H.
MISS IDA WILLIAMS.
General Office. Room 81. ZInmerly
Building. Wichita. Kan.
Agents wanted. d{z-Son-;f
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FOR SALE.-Good residence property. well
located. renting FOR SEQ per month: can
lie bought for $3.50. Freeman & Law
renee doS--t
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FOR SALE-A large S-room house; also a
horse and phaeton. For particulars ad-
dress or inquire at 1924 Arkansas avenue
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PICNIC AT GRIswoLD.

An al fresco al Griswold was an event
81 Monday evening, ana Miss Ethel
Shoxal;e- OF Wellington was the CUES,
OF honor. Hamnocks. rugs. cushions.
together with cooling b-eeZeS and
edioles were enjoyable features. and
boating on the pretty Arkansas created
much pleasure. Present were: Misses
Fife. Cora Hyperion and Dorsey. and
MeSsrs. Ernest Kramer. Ola Olson.
frank Mcpherson and Fred Little.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR ROOFING. Cutters. Well Curling.
Chimney Tops; Copper. Tin and Gslva-
n.zed Iron work. 80 y. Lawrence ave-
nue.. Casweu * Buckley.
cI1s-tf-Su- we-Fri
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Last Wednesday a large number Of
friends and relatives picnieked four mics
northeast Of the city in the grove q 4.
e. Priest IN honor Of the Seth birthday Of
his mother, Sarah A. Pr:es. who viii be
vel remembered by many OF The old SET
.,ars Of Butler county and OF Wichita
she numbers among her living descend
ants. seven children, twen.y-tour grand
children. and nineteen great grand child
rem o. these. six children. sixteen grand
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CLASSIFIED
WAN

WANTED-Shirt machine operator. lady o.
gentleman. Address. stating wages
wanted. Operator" care Eagle dai-St
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WASTED-Ne are st.n cleaning gasoline
stoves for s. ~ y. Main. Peerless stove
Co. opposite court hosse: the besT pace
IN the city tS5-stx
ANTED-Bczr6ers. nrsr-ciass board re
& week ~ $. Lawrence 4sz-ltx
WANTED-C-o6Ar sidewalks 20 bald J.
P F9rIcnE. Telephone IS 20 z Doug
las avenue tfs-srn-We3-Fri-tr
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WANTED-MISCELI
--~-~--~o~o0-~o-~-~-~-0-c- oI---~----~O--~-~0--~-
WANTED-To purchase, FOR cash rex-
ds.ce Of eight 70 ten rooms VITA modern
convenience. located south % Twelfth
and north Of Dcugies Ave. On Market.
Lawrence. Topeka or En2o-ia Ave. A1-
dress by letter. giving description. goca-
ION and price. 81 y. Topeka Ave
dSz-Stx
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FOR SALE-Fine home north OF Douglas
at greatest bargain ever offered In the
city. j. B. Kerfoot. 40 East Douglas.
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-14
MARKETS by

st. Louis. Nov. 13.-WHEAT-Receipts.
5000 bushels: shipments. 1900 bushels
Lower. closing &C for December and HGIc
for May below yesterday. May opened &c
over. improved sc. fell back &c, advanced
&c and then declined %M%c, closing with
buyers at that. Spot steady: No. q. cash.
elevator. 96iSc bid: track. SGa a No. 4
hard, cash. S6iSc: December. SIC: Nav. e9H
@92s. CORN-Receipts, S 1000 bushels:
shipments, $1,000 bushels. Easier for INT.
ures. in sympathy with wheat, the mar
ket closing easy with sellers at the bot
tom. Spot firm: No. 2 mixed, cash. 26lSc.
December. 25I25isc; May. 2NI2sc. OATS
Receipts. 1900 bushels; shipments. 9.OO0
bushels. Futures firm for a time, but the
late decline in other grains weakened this
either side of yesterdays close. Spot high
er; No. 2 mixed. cash. elevator, 2ic asked:
track. 21@21lsc; No. 2 white. cash. 2s6zs1sc:
Steady. $40. BRAN-Strong, sacked sal
able at country points at 4Sc: east track.
at 49c, and this side, at 4SihG50c, HAY
Firm, with steadily increasing demand
from the South, now that the yellow fever
q~uarantines lave been lifted. Prairie. S.O
GS.25: timothy, s7.0oG10.W. PORK-Quiet:
standard mess. jobbing. S.25GS.G. LARD
Lower: prime steam. A.10: choice, A.l5.
BACON-Boxed lots. extra short clear,
S5.25; ribs. S5.621a; shorts. $5.75. DRY SALT
MEATS-Boxed shoulders. $5!12k: extra
short clear. A.S7A: ribs, $500: shorts. $5.25.
Liverpool, Nov. 1s.-wHEAT-Spot. No. 1
red Northern spring. firm, Isl SGD. CORN
Spot American mixed. quiet. IS ID: Nov
ember quiet, IS 15sd; December dull, IS 21sd.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, steady,