The Hutchinson Daily World from Hutchinson, Kansas • 2

2. 1 1 UTC lriNSON KS DA MORNING, 0OTOBER 9. I3MAL lP1f BARGAIM S. FGDD8 MDS TJE dDIFIr ECU vv, .4 if 5 Fancy plaid dress Ginghams, value 9c yard AT 6Kc YD Best dress Calicos including Indigo Blues, value 5 to 6c yard AV 4c YD Dark outing Flannels, no imitations, value 8c yard AT 6c YD Check Shirting, value 6b'c yard AT 4c YD Heavy unbleached Canton. Flannels, value 7c yard AT 5c YD Yard wide bleached Muslins, good as Lonsdale AT 44c YD Toilet Paper in packages AT4CPKG Safety Pins, 3 sizes AT lc PAPER One pound cotton Batts, value 6c each AT 4c EACH Yard wide LL unbleached Muslin value 4oC yard AT 3c YD Bleached and unbleached all Linen Towlings, value 6c yard AT4cYD Large size Turkish Towels, value 15c each AT 9c EACH Fancy honey comb cotton Towels, value 10c AT 5c EACH Renfrew Turkey red Table Damask, value 40c yard AT 25c YD Grey Blankets, value 60c pair AT 45c PAIR Silk AVind3or Ties, value 21c each AT 1 15c EACH Gents' Teck Scarfs, value 25c each 4 AT 18c EACH Wire hair Brushes, value each AT 7c EACH Hooks and Eyes, black andwhite AT lc CARD Bed Comforts; value 60c each 1 "AT 42c EACH Gents' camel's hair Underwear, value 75c each AT 50c EACH Fancy Jamestown Dress goods, the res? elar 25c values AT 17c YD Fancy check half wool Dress goods, val 25c yard AT 21c YD Yard wide, all wool dress Flannels, the value is 35c yd AT 21c YD Fancy plaid Dress goods for school dresses, value 12c yard AT HHc YD Heavy twilled red Flannels, regularly sold at 25c yard AT 17c YD White Domet Flannels, regular price 6c yard AT 4c YD Toilet Soap, regularly sold at 5c cake AT 2c CAKE Adamantine Pins, sizes 2, 3 and 4 AT lc PAPER Embroideried Flannels, value 60c yard AT 42c YD Amoskeag staple check apron Ginghams AT 4c YD Champion Corsets, value 50c each AT 37c EACH Ladies natural Vests and Pants, value 50c each AT 33c EACH Ladies ersey ribbed Vests and value 35c each AT 20c EACH Ladies' fast black cotton Hose, value 10c pair AT 5c PAIR Ladies' ribbed top wool Hose, value 25c.

each AT 17c PAIR Children's fast black cotton Hose, value 10c pair AT 5c PAIR Niekle plated Curling Irons. 3 sizes AT 4c EACH Garter Web, value 5c pard AT 2c YD Dolls, china, value 7c each AT 3c EACH Ladies' 40 gauge fast black cotton Hose high.spliced heel and toe, value 25c pair AT 17c PAIR Swiss embroideried Handkerchiefs, value 12 and 15c AT 7c EACH Clark's O. N. K. E.

W. and. Brook's Thread, regular price 4c spool AT 2c SPOOL 24 sheets Letter Paper and 24 Envelopes AT 5c BOX Envelopes, value 5c package AT 2c PCX Rubber tipped lead Pencils, value 10c dozen AT 7c DOZ Shopping Bags, those regularly sold at 25c each AT 18c FACH Japanned Hair Pins, value 2Cc package 6 AT lc PKG Coarse Combs, Rubber, value Te each- AT. lc- EACH Herringbone Trimmings, value 6c liece AT 4c PIECE LOAKS. Here mav he found tailor made garments that tit; in hats, at prices that are tempters.

A call at our Millinery department will make you coincide with many others, that We Are The People of whom to buy Your Head wear. mm. workmanship, the best; prices the lowest. Don't fail to see our Children's Garments; they are winners. CSiAKiEDS M(ID1E? HOTCHIJISON; KflNSflS.

Hell (IMeFS cdl- BILL WILSON. 0 Great He is Welcomed to West Virginia With THE MARKETS. Sensational Report of Increase in Visible Wheat Supply. Collapses, and a Steady Market Changes To a Weak One. bushels', May oats eldsetl under Flax-whs firm.

Cash 1.4S 1:49 October l.O1 December $1,47 bid: Receipts 66 cars. Ti v-s 'Was steady Prime $5.30 nominal country lots $1.805.25 October $5.30 nominal. Prime clover $8:50 Provisions Indifferenee to the feeling in 'wheat, corn and oats, early, the market for product was strong: and higher, an advance in live hogs serving to make more pronounced the firmness. Enthusiasm. Charlestox, Jefferson county, W.Va.

8 Wm. Wilson was welcomed to West Airginia with unbounded enthusiasm." -A committee of 150 citizens accompanied by a band met the train conveying Mr. Wilson and the. Washington at Harpers As the. Go to the Old Reliable Livery Firm of Com Declines Slightly, with Selling Very The selling was scattered, whilst, there Free Provision Market Strong, while Jan-J seemed to be a system in the baying and bidding, which left the impression uary Pork Closes Five Cents Higher Cattle were on sale and there were (xrders more than offering.

No. 2 hard 48c No. 4 hard 46c (a 47c redf46c No. 3 red 45c No. 4 red 44c45c Corn was iu fair demand and sold about.

Mc higher. There were only a fewr samples on sale. No. 2 mixed. 47c No.

3 mixed 4(5c No. 4, -44c 45c No. 2 white 4Sc No. 4 white 46c. OAT.s--Sold at about Saturday prices and met with, fair demand, No.

2 mixed 29Kc.30c:; No. 3 mixed 29c No. 4 mixed 26c27c 2 Avliite 33c No. 2 white 32c. Receipts of grain to-day were 57 cars of wheat, 10 cars of corn.

.22 cars of oats. 1 car. of. flax and 48 cars of hav. The elevator to-day took in.

13,673 bushels.o.f wheat and 8,014 bushels of oats, and loaded out 2U.1S4 of wheat and 1 ,062 bushels of coi'U; There is in store busliels wheat, 15,730 bushels, of corn, 264,194 bushels of oats, and .1,384 bushels of rye. Hotis Receipts, 1,500. Market Heavy, 10 medium, pigs, $4.504.80. Cattle Receipts, 8,000: Market slow, except on choice grades. Native steers, best, fair, to.

good, $1.402.50 bullsi $2.10: stockers. and feeders, $2.50 Texas steers, $1,60 3,00. SiiEEi; -Receipts, 5,000. Market slow. train drew into Charleston two additional.

bands hailed Mf. Wilson's -arrival with the strains of which were almost drowned by the shouts of one thousand people. Hats were thrown in the air and ladies Waved their handkerchiefs. Picking up th principal streets to the court i cheers f. and a great crowd surrounded "Mr.

Wilson's carriage. The little court house could not hold one half of the people who en that an effort was being made' to force last week's "shorts" to come in. The market lost some of its upward trend, later, when weakness took possession of grain. close Was 5c higher than Saturday for January pork and ribs and unchanged for January Closing prices WiiKAT-'-October, 51Ue May, 59c. Market Active Fractional Advances in Wheat at Kansas City.

Chicago, Oct. 8. After the large and almost sensational increase in the -vis-ible 'supply of 2,201,000 bushels had been posted to-day, the early buyers of wheat sold out and. what had been previously a steady, almost firm, market "was converted into a weak and unsteady one. The opening prices were from to lie over the closing figures of Saturday, with rather light receipts, and the crowd-generally bullish.

Arguing on a. basis. of a decrease of 1,072,000 bushels in the amount tui ocean pas- Coax October, WOLGOTT'S OLD STAND. deavored to crowd into it. In the audience Were many ladies of 'Charleston.

December, January, January January, A sprinkling of black faces looked down 51 Tc 28c $12.75 May, 51c. Oats October, 30; May 33c. Pokk October, $12.672. October, $7.35. Kins' October from the galleries and followed Mr.

Wilson's remarks with enthusiasm. Placed above the speaker's stand was a First Avenue West, Hutchinson, Kansas. large picture of President Cleveland: This was the signal for the bands to $6.42 ag? higher Liverpool cables and colder The cattle market opened quiet but i weather, the bulls' theroized that the l.soon developed activity, sales averag- proized that the soon developed activity, sales s. The side, Und in week's basi supply-was good lor i mmA ad van ta ge was all. on again play Home Again," and' alter order was restored Mr.

"Wilson, with much feeling, made acknowledgement of the warmth of his reception. Referring to the criticism made on his London speech he said it was garbled. The hog bought accordingly. It was resolved in The Money Market. New York, Money on call easy at 1 per cent.

Prime mercantile paper, Bar silver, 64K64c. excliange strong with raetual business in banker's at $4.86 4.864 for 60 days. Posted rates, 4.88; commercial bills, $4.84 4.85,L2. Government bonds, firm state; bonds, dull railroad bonds, lie did not, however, leei atraitt to tell theipeople of LondOn what he had told before the people of West -Virginia, market was active and strong, eastern buyers and packers both having large orders to fill. Prices were 5c higher than Saturday.

Sheep were steady and lambs 1015c higher than Satur-" day. There was an excellent demand. Cattle Receipts, 24,000. Common to extra steers, stockers and that was, were engaged in Wholesale and Retail, and feeders, $2.00 3.50; cows and bulls addition, that the visible supply could not increase more than 1,000,000 bushels, and a fair proportion of the crowd called that an exaggeration. When the estimate was complete, there was a revulsion of feeling, which became more conformed uponi the receipt of Continental, cables quoting declines at Antwerp, Berl it and Parisj Receipts Vat Vere l.OoT cai4and jtlie" ilort wes ad 1 ca MTi hd ratals from stonv were 15.736 buslxeis.

Kxport clearances were made at bushels. December wheat opened tearing-down the tariff wall and soon we would compete with Great Brittain forcarry trade of the world, Mr, Wilson- did not 'hold that the tariff law measured up to the full; idea of tariff reform but managed as it was, was much, better than the old tariff law. -There was inot; he: said, a single re 1 l) 4 i I 7 Silver at the board, bid. Boiler Inspector Arrested. Pueblo, Oct.

8. A sensation BY has been created' here by the issuance calves, $2.255.50. Hogs Receipts, glOOO. Heavjj $4.655.35 common to. choice, mixed, $4.605.25 choiceassorted, $5.105.20 light, ASuEEP-rReceipt 26,000.

Inferior to lambs, St. Louis. LoVis, Oct. '4B50. Native cows anUT mixed lots sold Semitir'aS dDAfl- airadl (DCXE of a warrant from Judge Carey court for the arrest of State Boiler inspector Hegwer on four complaints filed against him.

The charges made are the issuance of fictitious reports on the condition of the, boilers in the Pueblo opera house, the plant of the Artificial Ice company and Pueblo Gas Company from f4c tp and 53c, closing, at v53c, under' Estimated' receipts form turn to- the republicans in the hope that they Would accomplish it. Prosperi ty was re-turnings not with a rush, substantial true gradually and permanently. He referred to President Clevelandas having the rudder of tariff reform 1 in Jiand when the clouds were lowering and wheu business brought on by republican mismanagement, was greatest and bringing relief: even if partial to tlie name was the sicnal. for 'repeated Four steady. "Texas cattle market steady at for tomorrow 9 bears '6penhig'' liuf declining i at fthef Native steers c6ws 'v buccessor to and in school 0rt' district number one, This is a misdemeanor of legislative 'law.

Heg'er's work has steers 2 Receipts 1578; Choice hogs not been "very satisfactory' and com-1 amount of )ceiin passage and anotherl were-- hot represented-' to-day and busliels; in. the. visible supply speeches were made by Repi-esentative KEITH PERRY COAL CO. oh being, frt Li -rpq6I cables were weie' 79 cars Myert. ot Pennyslvania Colonel ivyd.

f. of IlagertorMaryland, and Internal McCIrau anu are expecceu to-morrgw. ltli- in ine nosence oi-tnis Kinu- ouyers paia steady prices for the fair? to lest light The -bulk. -of the bes liea vy-f sold a $5. 15g 5 Med i to good light sold $4.855.15 common ta.

fair light Sheep Receipts Prices unchanged. Native mixed $2.65 south-west'mixed bulls l.75. Kansas City. plaints are neard -from -all parts "ot the state. "Until however, tiiS action has been taken 'against him.

Given Five Years Springfield; 8. -A. B. Crawford, ex-cashiei of the -wrecked Americdii National' bank, was -'to-day sentenced to five years in the pen for false entry. He was convicted on five counts.

Gasoline Stove Explosion. Yf.i.i.ow Springs. Ohio, Oct. 8. By 'Exposition Fire.

7 Antwerp, Oct. 8. Tire started in the buildings-on the exhibition ground known as "Old Antwerp" and for Garry HH Grades ol Goal at Popular Prices. uruwais inuu sioni were lOb.olJ OUSlieis import clearances 3,700 bushels, May corn opened lroni.5l -15'c lo 51)aC, sold, between- 518c50Jsc; closiTig oOjgCC" 5H-4C, Me lower than Saturday. Oats Dec 1 i ed i tli whea a ft er steady to firm early mai-Ket.

There in llw visible 3Ss.upp4y of time the entire croup was threatened. Kansas City, Wheat by sold readilv this morning at the stoteto-dav I Tra ii-njl ranging frmn i' The flames were extinguished after a oF seven houses had In-en burned, -Th-. greater t-f Old Anl werp'l building -by riic eikris ol the lire orsuaUe. '(Ms vv -at eS Cd "iti-inI-iMW-. latter tiie ziyxi Lev daugsijUT Maggie were fatally oil few cars advance--Onlv a 2U Noata Main-St.

E. L. ODEI L. Manager. Willtdrav is from were 197.100) some low grades..