Wichita Commercial Bulletin from Wichita, Kansas • 3

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MEATH. Hams, sugar cured lb 14 Breakfast Bacon 13 Dry Halt 10' Shoulders 9 Dry Beef 11 Lard 11 Smoked Bacon 11 A. CANNON MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND Commission Merchants -JOBBERS OF RDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1898. fi A CHANGE. Hold the Bulletin to Messrs, flk Ilulanlskl, who have tukon In of the paper with this Issue, Viose to boom it aa It has never been 'before.

I thank all my patrons scrlbers kindly for their past pat-and friendship, nnd take sincere re in introducing to them my sue-s, who are both old and experienced mper men, and will make the Bul-t a larger and better paper than I had time to do. They propose du-October to double the size of the pa- and add to it such features as will rT make It In every way a general state nnd city weekly of literary merit. Mr. Ilulan. iski, the editor, has been connected with nearly all the leading dalles of Kansas for the past ten yeurs, and ranks among the very best journalists of the state.

Any courtesies shown the new proprietors of the Bulletin will bo greatly appreciated by its old publisher, T. J. IIolmkh. GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, Jellies, Preserves, Vegetables, Butter, Cheese, and GENERAL GROCERS' SUPPLIES. NOTICE.

If you will send us your address, we will mail you our Weekly Price List, which we know you will find to your interest to have, as it will keep you posted, and you will save money by dealing with a first-class Commission house. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Telephone No. 278. 3d ST, AND 5th JIVE.

WICHITA, KANS. W. Y. Teetzel, marble merchant, 214 North Main street, has just taken an order from Geo. C.

Prutt, of the Chicago Lumber company, for a $1,000.00 family vault. Rev. Napoleon Helgoland, the popular and able young pastor of the First Unitarian church of tills city, called to pay his respects to the Bulletin the other day. Tills society holds regular services in Mar-ket hall, to which all are cordially invited. I there is any one we like to see prosper it is the ladies, and the Bulletin rejoices to note that the Misses Fisher, proprietors of the so doing.

Tills hotel is on South Fourth avenue, lias tlfty-tlve rooms, nnd has no trouble in tilling them all. The enterprising boot and shoe firm, Trlinbell Freicker, 110 East Douglas avenue, when asked how times were in the boot and shoe trade, smiled a big smile and said it was tip top, and that they curried a much larger nnd more complete stock now than ever before. Tills is a very enterprising firm. The Mascott Grocery, 728 North Main street, hangs out its sign in the Bulletin tills week. This house is properly named.

It is a mascot to all who desire good, fresh groceries and produce at low cash prices. Mr. V. Kiefer, the proprietor, has been here some eight months, and is now enjoying a splendid business. lie reports trade on the increase, nnd is well pleased with his success.

The Mascott Grocery keeps positively everything in their line. It was our intention to muke a lengthy notice of the Anchor Building and Loan company, an institution we wish particularly to present to the people of Wichita, especially to the young men and men of moderate means, but in order to do the subject justice we have saved it over until our next issue. For information about business in the merchant tailoring line, Swab Glossar, 200 Nortli Main street, were visited, they being an extensive firm, and in business here for six years past. They were busy arranging a mammoth stock of full style goods, to which they pointed with pride" when asked how trade was. This firm claim to have the largest stock in the state and do a business commensurate.

Their trade conies from the best class of people in the city, The Bulletin will present a column or two of interesting interviews with various business firms each week, and will thus show just what the present and future business outlook for Wichita is. There were many seen this week who will have to be reserved for a subsequent issue, owing to a luck of space. In this department, as well as all others, the Bulletin will do no false booming and tell no lies, but confine itself to the solid truth, and we hope to make this an interesting feature of our paper. WHOLESALEJWARKETS. Note.

We quote as nearly as possible the prices at which goods can be bought in the quantities ordinarily required by country merchants. FRUIT AND PRODUCE ARKET. There lias been a sharp advnnce in the price of eggs, and the demand is strong at 12c. Butter is not so plentiful as last week, reamery is still held at 20c. Little if any change in fruit and vegetables.

The new crop of lemons, ns is usual with the early fruit, is not up to old stock in quality, and prices range lower. We note the arrival of one or two cars of bananas, and the stock is up to average in quality. Potatoes are on the market at but the quality is not the most desirable. The best Early Oliios are selling at 05c. Quotations as follows; Apples, per hid 1 502 25 Apples, per bu 5060 Bananas, per bunch 1 752 75 Lemons, per box, fancy 4 505 00 Oranges, per box, 6 507 00 FRUITS, PRODUCE, Corrected weekly by Wichita News Co, Lemons counts.

300 360 4 004 50 Ihinanas, Fancy Bluef.eld. 2 ()02 50 Figs, new layer Golden Dates Raisins, L. L. (20lbhoxes) Raisins, loose Muscatells Nuts, assorted mixed English Walnuts Coeoanuts, select Peanuts, fancy Parrot" Peanuts, roatsed Cider, N. Y.

sand refined.W ldd. Ciiler, N. Y.sand reflned, bid. Honey, lit) comb, 14 lb ca-es. 22 Potatoes, Missouri No.

1 05c Halt Lake Potatoes 85c Oranges, 100 counts 0.23 California Peaches, 20 lbs. in 1.50 Honey, 00 lbs. in case, 2 lbs. frame, 18c Apples, choice stock, perbbl. .2.00.

.2.50 Pears, fancy, per 40 lb box 8.25 Eggs, per doz 1 1 to 12 Butter, table 12 to 15 We have sevenl c.l's of Missouri and Iowa potatoes on hand and coming, and cun hereafter fill all pi unaptly COFFEE. Arliuckle, 100 cases 19 Lion, 100 cases 19 Lion, 120 cabinets 20 CRACKERS. The Wichita Cracker Co. Butter, XXX tt) 6 Boston 8 Boston Butter 8 Cream Hoda 8 Wichita Cracker Cos Tea 7 Milk Buscuit 8 Oyster, Monitor 7 Oyster, Pearl 6 Oyster, Farina 7 Oyster, Picnic 6 Oyster, Cream (square) 7 Soda XXX 0 SWEET GOODS. Assorted Cukes aud Jumbles, lb 12 Animals 12 Butter Scotch 14 earn Biscuit XXX 9 rucknell Buscuits 16 CoCoa Jumbles 12 Co Coil Taffy Snaps 14 no Coa Taffy Bars 14 Frosted Creams 9 Frosted Honey 13 Grandma Cookies 10 Grandma Cookies (molasses) 9 Graham 8 Graham Wafers 10 Ginger Cakes 9 Ginger Snaps XXX 7 9 Honey Jumbles 12 Honey Drops 13 Honey Cakes 12 Iced lloney Jumbles 13 Iced Honey Cakes 13 Iced Honey Drops 14 Iced Co Coa Drops 16 Iced Co Coa Fingers 16 Iced Co Coa Creams 12 Lady Fingers 12 Lemon Cream 9 Lemon Snaps 12 Lemon Wafers 14 Oat Meal Biscuit 8 Oatmeal AVafers 10 Pretzels 11 Scalloped Ginger Snaps 10 Snow Balls 16 Stage Plank 8 Vanilla Bars 14 Vanilla Wafers 14 Cracker Meal in bulk 6 CANDIES.

Cyclone Stick Cnnily tt) 11 Ilonrhound 11 Quaker Mixed crystal cut 12 Kansas Mixed Candy 11 Cream Vienna Mixed 15 A. 11. GUM DROPS. about .200 lbs 8 Pails, 30 lbs net 9 Boxes, 5 lbs 11 MACHINE WORK. Lemon Drops 5 lb boxes lb 16 Strawberry Drops 16 Mint Cuts 16 Fringe Kisses 16 Jackson Balls 16 Caramels, eight flavors 18 Cream Center Caramels 22 Chocolate Drops, Lozenges E.

MASCOTT GROCERY, Staple and Fancy Groceries, r'ruits and Vegetables in Season. 728 North Main Street, WICHITA, KANS. McNAGHTEN MILES, Manufacturers and dealers In everything hi the line of Shoes Our own $3.00 Shoe, worth $4.50, In both Calf and Dongola, a Specialty. Special rates given to Farmers Alliances and other organizations throughout Kansas who buy in Clubs. Wearethe Pioneer Boot andShoe firm of Wichita, And having been here eight years, we claim to know the wants of the people thoroughly, handle none but the best stock, employ only experienced workmen, and ALWAYS MAKE PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. 104 W. Douglas Aya. McNAGHTEN MILES. LOCAL BREVITIES.

Our district court is full of divorce cases. Chicago must look to her laurels. The Boston store has hung out a new sign, which is bigger than all out doors. If we were a real fine young lady we would set our cap for Attorney Dean Gordon. The joints were closed most of this week, owing to the Y.

M. C. A. doings and W. C.

T. U. convention. A Chinese opium joint Is the latest enterprise. There are some people here just as wicked as the wickedest.

The Hotel Delmonico reported no new theatrical troupes since the Soap Bubble, but have some booked for next week, prominent among which is the Eunice Goodrich Comedy company. We had a long confab with Prof. Ken-die this week on the science of embalming, and was much interested. We tried to induce him to go around and embalm the Mirror fellows, but he wouldnt. The Journal is to add a womans column, and Mrs.

Lemon is to edit it. This is a good feature, and they could not have secured a more competent or accomplished lady in the city, either, to conduct it, than Mrs. Lemon. McNaghten Miles, the pioneer boot and shoe firm of Wichita, come to the front this week with an interesting proe lamation in the Bulletin advertising columns. Be sure and read it, for it is not only interesting, but will save you a dollar or two.

Mr. Rolirbaugli is a gentleman, a scholar and a good judge of newspapers. Ilis professional card now appears in the Bulletin; also, the advertisement of the Western Collection Bureau, of which he is the attorney. Mr. Ilohrbaugh is a man after our own heart.

John T. Thornton, of the patrol police force, shot and killed Henry Ebenhack, of the Metropolitan police, Monday. The coroners jury returned a verdict of just! liable homicide, which, however, will probably not stick in the higher courts. A woman and an old feud was the cause. An exchange truthfully remarks that certain candidates for office who refuse to meet each other in debate, before the election, on the grounds of inequality, will bo found drinking together soon after the election.

Politics and dissipation make strange bed-fellows, who possess no jewel like consistency. Veta, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Holmes, celebrated her 7th birthday on Wednesday evening, by entertaining a nice party of her little friends at the residence of her parents on South Lawrence avenue. The occasion will long be remembered, not only by the little hostess but by all the little folks who enjoyed the pleasures and hospitalities of the evening. Young ladies of Wichita, do you for goodness sake quit chewing gum on the streets. Ileally, girls, if you knew how it looked, and what remarks are made, you would not do it. It is a sight for the gods to turn a corner and come suddenly upon a handsome lady, as fresh as a water lilly and as beautiful as a hourl, masticating a wad of gum and wabbling her pretty jaws like a brindle heifer chewing her cud.

Mr. A. A. Luttrell, of the old, popular and well-known clothing house of Luttrell Brothers, 122 East Douglas avenue, returned from his eastern trip on Thursday evening, after an absence of several weeks. Al.

says lie enjoyed a huge time in Chicago, witnessing the great races and other attractions, but the most important result of his trip to the customers of this house, is the mammoth stock of clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats and caps, purchased for thier fall trade, which comprises all the latest styles of the season. Look for their fall proclamation in the next Bulletin. J. H. BLACK, Sec.

and Treat. A. HESS, Vice Prest. W. S.

CORBETT, President. WICHITA Wholesale Grocer Co. LIME, HAIR, CEMENT, O. B. Stocker no.

Portland Cement bbl $4 00 Louisville Cement 1 75 Kansas Plaster. 2 45 Jjime 1 00 FireClay 4 75 Plastering Hair bu. 23 Lime 30 Fire Brick 100 6 00 CORNER FIRST AND WATER STREETS, 4 KANSAS. WICHITA, GROVEll. i.

B. BUSCU. BUSCH GROVER, Wichita Stair Factory, J. F. BOWMAN, Prop.

Plums, California, per box. 1 75 Peaches, California, per bu 1 75 Peaches, per box 40.. 50 Pears, California, per box 3 00 Grapes, Concord, per tt) 5 VEGETABLES. Potatoes, western stock per 1m 85 00 Potatoes, Missouri, per bu (15 75 Cabbage, in crates, per lb 2 Onions, per bu 6075 CHEESE. Young America per lb 1112 Twin 1111 Golden Crown 1111 Limburger, 2-3-lb bricks, lb.

12 Swiss 20 Edam 1213 Pineapple 1213 BUTTER. Creamery 20 Dairy 1G18 Country, high grade 1215 Eggs 12 FLOUR. High Patent cwt. $2 80 2nd Patent 2 50 Extra Fancy 215 Fancy 2 05 Choice Family 1 70 Rye Flour 2 90 Corn Meal 1 10 Sliipstuff 85 Bran 80 Corn Chop 90 Corn and Oats Chop 1 00 GRAIN AND HAY. Wheat 7580 Corn, shelled 35 Corn, enr 30 New corn 25 Oats 1820 Hay, baled per ton $4 00 6 50 PROPRIETORS OF THE AUXi KINDS OF KANSAS MEAT MARKET DRY GOODS.

Johnston Larimer Dry Goods Co. Brown Sheetings dtandard Eastern A. yd. 7 7 Standard Western 4-4 6 7 Seconds, Western 5 6 Pepperell 10-4 23 Bleached Shirtings New York Mills 11 Wamsutta 4-4 11 Fruit of the Loom 9 Lonsdale 9 Hope 8 Utica 10-4 10 Prints Standard Brands 5 6 Shirtings 4 5 Specialties 7 12 Domestic Ginghams 512 Browndrills 6 8 Corset Jeans 5 8 Denims, best 15 17 Denims, medium 10 14 Denims, common 8 9 Paper Cambrics 6 Ticking, best 15 Ticking, medium 10 Ticking, common 7 Spool cotton 25 WHOLESALE and retail FANCY TURNING, Scroll Sawing and Fine Carving. Butchers, Beef and Packers.

Special attention given to country orders for Bolognas and Sausages of all kinds. Special Attention Given to Mill Work. 322 N. Main St. Telephone No.

176. MILL: No. 140 North Mosley Avenue, Wichita, Kansas. WICHITA, KANS..