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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14
A RAILROAD FEEDER.

be about equally divided. You cannot
compare the two, said an old and expe-
rinced vessel-Owner and eX- master yesEer-
day. The lake steamer is so far the
stronger and better OF the two in every
respect that comparison is out Of the cues
ton. This refers alike to the sailing YES
sci and the steamship OF the former I
viii relate an incident which VIII bear me
out in the assertion.
In the fall of rs the schooner PamlicO
cleared this port for Liverpool with
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Consistency.

Wife-You shabby mani There's a
big hole in your trousers. I should
certainly think you would get new
pair and look decent.
Husband 1.-TWO hours later, display
ing new trOusers)- do you think
of these? Ten dollars.
Wife (erying)-That's just like you,
when you knew wanted a new bon
net IOthjer and F'lJrniShey.
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DREAMING
ny C. LowATER.

Purple mists upon the hills
In the distance culver
NOislesBly the bubbiing riIs
Glide on to the river.
In the breeze the maple trees
Elaunt their foliage gay;
All the spectrum's heeJing ttnts
Silver shades and golden hints
Give Of distant May.
LaZiIy lie and dream
OF the winter coming,
Mingling fancies with the stream
And the wild bees humming.
viii it be so blest for me
AS the year now IQst2
VIII ia II it fly
Quickly, OF ckly by,
Leaving
Summer br hopes so bright,
Au.umn Gyiug;
Summer came with life and light,
Now the light is dying.
But I lie while moments fly
Dreaming what twill be
Whom the winter days arc here,
And once more the white New Year
Bids me enter free.
PLUM CITY, Wis.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

81 b m arin @
architecture Of
the great lakes
is distinctive.
T h @ T 9 is as
much difference
b G { " g Q u a
freighter on the
inland seas and
the carriers on
salt and tide
water as there
between asteam
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

Twill cheer me to hear them all passing the
news"
Old Mrs. BliYins grave was green,
The hour was twelve, the night was SERENE
The. mOOnbeams danced in the April air,
When the gOssips Of Poke, each bearing d chair,
To the rendezvous came. And down they all sat,
To have asdelightful ueighbOrIy chat.
They talked the choice bits over and over,
Sometimes stopping their breath to recover.
And then they'd sigh, and say Poor dearl
Oh, how she'd enjoy this tale about Spear
And this awful sad thing about Rosa Key:
How she'd like it, along with mullins and tea"
And now and again they'd stop and they'd
squeal,
Dear good Mrs. BHvins, oh, how do you feeIP"
You'd have thought, with such a harvest to
reap,
They'd have let Mrs. Blivins eternally sleep.
But no. AS time few and scandals gave out,
They pitched into the dead though twas pain.
ful, no doubt,
AS Miss FIipps told the party and then they
FHpps Sat next the angel, and as her tongue
She prodded his legs with her japanese FAM
%She married first. Did you know it, Miss
Hodge?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

TIE skin Of q corpse has been sue
cessfuIly transpIanted to a living per
son BY DR.. Bartens. Upon the legs Of
a scaIded boy were placed twenty
eight small gratis. taken from the body
of a Iunatic who died about twenty
minutes before, and Ct those twenty
four united.
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and a horse car.


But the difference in the construction
of lake craft, as against the steamers ply
ing the ocean and deeper rivers, lies most
ly, in fact almost wholly, beneath the
water line. The rRlzish build Of the hull
and upper works of the Atlantic merchant
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

cargo Of grain. She was regular lake
trader. 1t was the first load Of grain
which ever was shipped direct, and the
first American bottom the Canadian Gov
ernEent granted permission to go through
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14
MERCANTILE MARINE.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LAKE AND
OCEAN ARCHITECTURE.

Opinions at Variance as to the Relative
Merits Of the Two-5oth Sides OF the
Question-The LaIzer the Best Carrier
The Change from Wood to Metal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

A FIRE-PRoOF pocket book is one of
the latest inventions 1t is probably
intended to prevent money from burn
ing holes in the pockets Of the owners.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14

They met in the Office Of Lawyer Brown.
One Of the smartesb mon in the town
Who cleared his throat and jerked his head,
And then these very strange words he read:
1.-The gOssips OF Poke, Without fear or fright,
Must visit my grave in the lone midnight
And when I've been gone a year and day,
Must bivouac there and have a soiree.
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STEMLEYlS MEW B00K.

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ANY sell the book as the whole world is inter
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pages and 100 entirely illustrations maps
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Then they few over heId. they few over brisr,
They passed the depot, they passed the spire,
They crossed the bridge and climbed the hill,
To be at the reading of Blivins viii
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OLD MRs. BLIEENs OF POKE.
II - coURTnAND.


Old Mrs. Bljvfns law all alone
Under a neat gray marble stone.
Carved thereon was a broken rose,
And sweet little angel with stubby nose.
The gossips OF Poke al said, Poor dearI
She has passed the news for many a years
And such tales, too (here they'd nod and
frOEul
-Vhen you think OF the very small size Of the
town"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-14
MIDwINTER Music.

Music, as a b sndmaid, stands ready to
assist in all social pleasures and gaysties-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

FOR KENT--Fd,mP Property.
Under this head &c per line per day.
MUST BIZ SOLD-FArn Oh Fall Ttver. good as Ia
vi the slate OF Kansas Two hundred sud scyeH-
ty-nve acres AZ 10 per acre. Apply TO Bank OF all
River, Fall River. Kan. agent. ~ O.
LNOk REN1-faIm Of I61 acres close TO city. Eh-
Il quire at once at 2Di Douglas ave- sttl
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Brief Mention.

MIR. Reynold was on the market with 2
cars OF mixed stock for ". NJ. Munger of
Harper.
r. T. Nolin, Cheney, marketed car of
hogs.
p. J. Quiglev, Harper, sent in car of
mixed stock for today's market
N. Iroutman, Belle PlaiDe, came in with
a car of cattle and hogs.
J.. l.. McCracklin. Derby, was on the
market with n car of hogs.
Wilber Shinn, Derby, came mp with
car of cattle.
T. Z. Gilleland. heavy shipper from
Arkansas City, sent in losd of hogs.
Fragee & Burris, Andale, marketed a
car of hogs.
Green & Knoblauch Bros, Colwich. had
a car of cattle and hogs on the marke,
Knox Bros, Keighley, sent in Il car of
good hogs
Boscly Bros, city. marketed cattle.
Romip & Sweet, Fall River, had car Of
hogs on the market.
Charles Bull, a heavy feeder and shipper
from Huckle, was on the Wichita market
for the first today, with a car of choice
hogs which sold at the top price of the day.
Mr.. II. WAS much pleased and says this
will be his market in future Says there
are great many stock hogs in that part OF
the country but fat hogs are scarce.
r. W. Eldridge. of Eldridge & Camp
bell, returned this morning from Kansas
City, where he has been spending few
days looking after business matters and a
little pleasure combined.
J. NJ. Pirtle. El Dorado, had a car of
hogs on the late market.
n. c. Kenyon, Gueda Springs. sent in a
car of hogs
n. j. Thompson, Wilmot, marketed
hogs.
j. S Lehman, prominent horse buyer
for the Pennsylvania markets, shipped Il
car of good horses to Chambersburg. Pa,
today. He said to reporter: You have
had good horse and mule market here
during the past three months, and it is
only question of little time. if properly
worked, when you will have the greatest
horse and mule market in the southwest.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of Live Stock at the Union
Stock Yards for "a hours, 122 cattle;
l,o4e hogs. The receipts were quite
liberal today, and the commission men
and buyers were glad to see the stock
come in SO freely. For a while this af-
ternoon business around the scale Of
fce presented a very lively appear
ance. The cattle buyers were all eager
for stock and good deal Of competi-
ton was manifest. Cattle OF all kinds
sold quick and strong. There was q
very good run Of stockers and feeders.
There was very good run Of hogs,
and the packers were glad to get them.
The market opened early at yester-
days figures and three lots went oyer
the scale at those prices. First reports
from eastern markets noted an ad-
vance Of 1-2 cents, and our buyers
at once advanced the price to S3.65,
which is 2 1-2 cents better than yes
terday and cents higher than Setur-
day. One load Of choice hogs went
oyer the scales late at S3.67 1-2. The
close was strong.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Ch;caro Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. pa steady and
firm feeling existed in the wheat market,
with prices averaging slightly better than
yesterday. Trade was fair. Prices closed
sc higher than yesterday.
Corn was traded to in moderate extent
within narrow limits, the feeling being
somewhat frmer Prices closed 1l@$sc
better than yesterday.
Oats were traded in with less freedom
and n quiet but firmer feeling prevailed.
The prices averaged shade higher.
Only moderate business was reported
in mess pork and steady feeling pre-
vailed.
Net much interest WAS manifested in the
lard market, and the feeling was strong
and prices slightly higher.
\ fair business was done in short ribs.
Prices were advanced about 211ac and fully
supported 10 the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

Manager Bennett has three brsh. young
s.ers. RANGING from 20 :. IN. other morn
ing be was awakened by heavy crash In tbs
children room. followed by a pro!ongsd
howl. He rushed in. Tho smallest sod was
raising the roof, while the eldest stood. h1t
frightened. contemplating a besvy bursau
which was tipped over on the foor.
''Papa. he zhouted, Frankie ia The upper
berf. Frapkie's IN the upper hcrf
With considerable difficulty NJ. Bennsss
raised the wrecl and sxiddsi IL on u tSs
track. Then he opened the upper drawer.
and young Frank popped his head out ard
surveyed the grogp.
we wss playing slorpin' car. po'o. !" he sr-
claimed u got in eli right, and F~-i tried
70 climb in the lower berf when the old car
t,ppe.i over. Bat ~s didn't brwssk muffin.
xid me. popp
"Sothirg more valuabi. than your necks.
you young train robbsrs, 'sas ths fo'sd psr-
ent's comforting reply Washington Poz'-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

Old papers for sale at this oGce-25 cts
per hundred. 2S-ts
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Feb. 3-CATTLE-ffeceipt
f3ot ipments 2s Market 52 10 higher Steers = -
a. as cows 81 e5eSs ~ Stockers Snd feeders s. -
sGs 81 HoGS-heceipts 5Skl shipments llus. Market
SetS5c higher All grades - 7ussS ~. bulk - s5&
asSILs SHEEP-Receipts 2;0ls shipnentsSa $40 Market
ic lower, Good To choice lambs and uGttons - ~
IS A.. stocAers ana feeders g OU655 >.
CHICAGO. Ill. Feb 25-The Drover' Journal
porfs: CATTLE-Recepts 609, shipments Ssn
Market weak. Choice beeves - 5eSt -,
Ueers s. CsSI ~; stockers and feeders - 4tso o.
Texas corn fed steers s. SJ6S HO6S-Re
csinfs 2aioL shipments $40 Market &c lower than
orsning Mixed - skt4 o5. heavy s. S5s5 o5. light
81 Spas Us. sklps $S o9sS s.. sHEEP-Reepts 7uv0
sh;nmenis 2lG, Market sueady. Natives s. 70
az ~ western corn fed 81 sIs5 ~. Texans s. -
- al la,nb - S,6E6 -.
CT LOUIS AIo. Feb. 25.-CATTL E-Receipts
,sSI shiprnents 2a Market higher Natives s. 500
10 stockers and feeders s. 20S3 20 range steers
40 asa ~ HOGS-keceipls 51uU, shipments 40
s.rIet steady Choice heavy IS SJtsS -.
mcrtnq GRADES IS sos ~. SHEEP-Recepts 4G.
aibinments = Market strong Fair TO choice
Z us5 20 lamb. 25S6 AZ.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
H, O-n yssit-

Css.cr,sr-ySs reeor-1~nded . yocs9
la5r with $40 ope % sss. AID ~as sez gosns
u marry ssr.
1atrsssoas.l Agsn'--sEsl. WY dssu yo0f
sBa. / nave ezscos=ed saas .ss = p-r-
sIyzed"
Wei, X you want wife 70 efs-no rnofo
tnsns or rua foo. raez& yoa ascsisd ssy 30 D
fc,rena,s H-Tszns ssst9rA
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. Is.
Business is Lively these DAYS around the grain
elevators. There is large amount of grain coming
in and shippers rushed filling orders Tor southern
and eastern trade,
Receipts for "A hours 1850 bu. corn. $500 bu. oats
GRAIN-Carlots on track
WHEAT-Good milling 55a5sc, while other grades
are quoted at 5oc and down.
CORN-No, 8, 12GI3c.
oATS-l2GlSC.
RYE-No. 22a2Ic No. 2GG22c.
HAY-S4 ~ per ton; 81 % in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots $50 per l0O lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. p.
There has been rather light business in the pro-
ducn line today. Eggs are moving freely at quota
lions. Butter in good supply and JUL. Fair demand
on other lines at prices quoted.
POTATOES-Kansas4 4nc per bu northern 60c.
CABBAGES-NeW California - J0G3 w per 10J.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 2JSl 90 per bu.
EGGS S619c per doZ.
BCTTEK-Fancy creamery 25c. choice creamery
PC, choice butter l4c fair l2c. cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream I3c, Half cream 1lS
&c: skim St59c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 61f@Sc per 10. live & 500
= per doz.
TUkkEYS-Lire 6a7c per H. dressed 9Slic.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
FOE SALE--City Real Estate.
Under this head &c pc- line per day.

LNOR SALE-Th- 81. Lawrence ior sale ON ae-
IL count @! serious Illness in the family the fur
niture and business for sale The St- Lawrence
has the very of teputatons is centrally located
and Will always command the trade. Mrs. MAUI
Offers IL very low size i obliged 70 take her
daughter. Miss Selma. 10 another climate. although
her case Il considered hopeless. II may give her
short life relief and make her last moments as
pleasant a possible, of
I,OR SALE-On monthly instaliment plan several
very desirable residences. ranging la price from
sI51. upward. Well and centrally located. hare
chance TO procure home on easy terlns. H. ".
Lewis. DU
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
New fpd nsary.

Small Boy-I se. you advsrtased for BOY.
1r. VIII dot
Grocer-Weli, we vast . very fpry. srtiss
young chap. You lock about rlSht.
Small Boy--W "a: vii bave U ao'
Gs-ocsr-welI, you 800. ~e are introducing
a lew fly papsr. warranted To kili al 70. fee
In a room In sho-. order Your work viii -
70 catch eies ana stick en- samples Of tSs
p.per In ske window View YORK Woes.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

To What B.ss Gees May We C~@si
This ix tay grandfather s~o<d
"Ar- teose STAINS Hr0a t6s b.sds bod
s...nsF'
YES
And tas iook Of s~s tssat cams over tos
young wo1axn face sSo"esi tsA; sne "ss nes
aware that fb. r~vci1zsoEaTr r.ne bad os@n
u-ed ths day oefsr. % toassd an syeu-ssd
s,r.aZ cAsekea -Harper~ h4zT.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FOR SALE--HOrses and FehicieS
Under this head &c per line per aay.

YT,O HORSEMEN-YOUNG HORSES yoR SALE
l. Any one desiring bargain IN iiaely hred year
ling and 2-yesr-old colts toG.a sexes uabroeen
obrain .hern by visiting the l. y farm hluf,
creek. near Caldwell. Summer county where there
Isl head OF fine colts be anywhere.
sired by taorcCgh bred and standard bred stations
Of high merit These colts. when deve.oped, Will he
stylish and fast drivers and good saddlers> Don
fail 10 come and see them. They very tine. The
American Pastoral company. breeders 81
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
REPRESENTATIVE SALE:
Tine following the representative sales Of cattle
HOGS.

Receipts 1G4S. The packers very glad to see
the large increase in receipts today and would gladly
have purchased three times the number that we're
offered, The early marhet opened at yesterday IS
prices and three loads sold at IS G215. First teie-
grams from Kansas City noted advance of 2a,c
over yesterday prices The buyers on this market
inmed lately advanced the price s65 which is 20
better than yes erday and fully &c higher than last
Saturday. The market was active aud strong at the
advance. A load OF choice hogs which came in late
sold at S. 6I9. There firm freng al the close.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WIcHITA Kan Enn. ~

wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. KAN, Feb. Is.
Orders were coming in quite freely today. but job
bers were afraid maze shipment account Oh the
cold weather. Prices are unchanged.
ORANGES - Mexican S3 50a3 75 per box
baskets $S 1j@4 90, crates, IS Js13 IS.
California Washington navals S. 0l@5 3, per
box California Riverside $3 591-3 15 per box. Mes
sina S3 ats3 IS per box, Imperial 81 5O per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box. - :0ae5 G.
APPLES-S1 49sl 80 per p,i 4 251y5 - per bbl.
BASANAS-$1 50sl ~ per buncn. fancy So 90 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers l5@lSc per lb, a oval boxes IS 500
3 IS per TO-
BATES Persian GO ID boxes, Sl6te9c per ID, Eard
Ia IA 10 boxes, i2Isc per lb.
HONEY-Califo-nia lib frames l7GISc per lb
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

he pstnt krsW II M Afh~ A4E
Yeio.ir-wE.eiy 4 . vsv I-.sElse-us .sb
io1 sat sef
Bro~niy-Es r-~.>cds 20 b.
lie krows k<s
ssTrsess's ons tslnx &c c,~z't kcov'
~ axs II tazts'
asHs ds~sus kzo- Ia. 70 co1z. kz1s
eT--Tte-r< ~ 5o-t11 Cczrssr.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
m. Objects 70 4.

81 sae ths prscs q sssA;s sss gre zp.' NJ
Z trass.i1s E-xa 20 Ia wife.
Has l1F=
YES. AL a. = Eazs w.s ss4sesozs rpc<S
Ia sns;sre:.. estsrt - !.
To E szgF
"slryssg for Esea s.ss F:eass. .%-ksressa'
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan. Feb. q.
CATTLE.

Receipts I22 shipments ncne. There some
as GOOD butchers cows and heifers the market
today as have been offered IN some time The cattle
BUYERS were all wanting stock which made the COM
petition strong and a very active market, There
were also some good feeding cattle which sold
Gu ck at very strong prices Even the poorer grades
did not drag The market was the most active and
prices the strongest in n long time. There "a
strong feeling at the close
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Wichita Flour Market,
per cwt. standard price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK Feb p.
Money on call easy. ranging from pc to a1%per cent;
last loans pr cent, closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5000
Sterling exchange quiet and weak at 81 81. Tor tO
day bills end ~ ojl. for demand.
The tola. sales of stocks today 2sIO5 shares.
,rIln and
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
FOR SALE--F'drm Property.
Under this hosd &c per nnc per da

Under this hosd &C per Anc per day.
EOR SALE--Good Improved sedgwick coGaty
Il farm ftJ acres price g.. go. Terms $40 cash,
S5o PEI for Years. sota on or before ten
years Deferred payments 10 draw per cent inter
est. II. W. Lewis. 3n
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. q.
There are no changes today. The demand contin.
ues falr and prices steady,
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassed or plain
Hams, ~ lbs and UP, ggllc.
Hams 12t5 lbs and up. l1le&ils!c.
Hams small size, 10G12 lbs, l011td12<c
Breakfast bacon Guil width or strips SGl9l4c
Dried beef-ham texlra dry) sc.
Smoked beef tongues, per doz, ~ w.
Cottage or boneIess hams, 711c.
SIDE MEATS
Short clear sides. packed, dry salt s. 30G5 per
leo lbs,
Clear backs S. S0a5 75 per 100 lbs.
Long clear bacon So sis9G fs31e cwt,
Bat on shoulders 434tq43tac.
SAUSAGE
Fresh pork sausage, No 51eS6c.
Fresh pork sausage, (extras) t1sc.
LARD
Choice family SIC.
Bakers special o9!c,
Pure leaf 61ec.
Star &C.
Pastry &c.
FRESH EATS-BEEF-
Sides or whole carcass, 3l6G5c.
Hind quarters 5@51ec.
Fore quarters 21e@3>ac
Ions ,IGoC.
PORK
Pork loins 51S96c,
Tender Loins, &C.
spare ribs &c.
Backbones &c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
FOR EXCHANGE.

T-1sr Ia Es&5 = - Las ~ dsr-
DHoNE No II - ygg- s-sr>r-T = fog Tezt -
l. SALE isgSs4 H-0--. rss sse4is @aS Es'sl.
I-EGEATEr, ra1 lEz czrzs s. .As EA<ss s-sesz ~
= sE -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
FOR RENT--MiscetlaneOus.
FOR RENT--Cdy Real Estate.
Under this head e a line per dAy.
FOR TRADE.
under this head &c per line pei day.
Under this head &c per lire per da-.

NNASSAM'> IiHT-lD acres in Kansas. clear
w adjoining county seat sides. 70 trade Tor
wichita property; aiso elegant wichita properly.
clear u trade fot farms city also clear CITY
and farm property IN southeastern k2H-a8
for Wichita property snG farms also CITY
property and farms clear, n OhtD Tor NlcbliA
PROPERTY and farms. viii assume eucuTnbFaEics.
Come and list yo1r property aad get bargains a-o
the finest Wichita aud fsrm property 10 seli al I'D
rock prices A rare opg-9rfrfify 70 secure a iiIs-
farm suitable for STOCK rails nZ- 20 zcTes IN "a
county, Nan. A bout 10 acre bottom. Greek wafer
IN abEI5ance Tirub-r halse fencing. iins orchard
beglEning TO bear a ueYsr falling spTihg " ~
trade for good Wichita prcerty ~ farm irsT CITY A.
- 40 are frsf; II ,cfe lana ti. stais. .Day miles
from county seat, god lalii st0ut - fr acre 70
rsy The state on which j. 'irns cab b% ss "
s.Y Ie paid sny time VII trade equity for Nicbi
"a properly a n. Wsssarn. ReSl Estate Dealer.
as Sedgwsck block. Wichita. han. c-~S
INOK TRADE-Farru in central Ttiiuoss foF stchiiz
+ property H. s.. Dai3Os. Cyuaify building dlsN>1
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHIix LtatHtr H2fKFb.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb. %.
Business little slow today such weather has a
tendency to lessen the demand. Prices steady.
SOLE EATHER-(Slaughter) 2l@Z3c. b. A. 25G21
good damaged 21@2Sc.
HARNESS-No. oak sc, l.. II, 3Cc, Union sc.
Hemlock &c.
CALF-Domestic 65f9I o. French IS 10Gl 50.
CUT HALE SOLES-Heavy s. ". medlum 81 50.
light 81 25@Sl 15
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, Feb. -
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR Moderate demand for top grades. ex-
cept uliSe1 and car lots at present prices. Prices
IN round ioi~ are above thu views NJ buyers. NN Sc
XXX sc; family sl. choice 81 iSc fancy 4h extra
fancy - +tE.Li - patent 81 l5sl -
WHEAI-S-eady. No hard cash enc FEB
rIaTy t1sis. Nc. red cash aud February t95sc bid
CoRN->tee6y. No. cash SVsac February Zgsc
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 25
Reeeiu,ts were light today on account OF the cold
snap Demand good and prices steady. j. =. Leh-
mai shipped Il car OF good horses to Chambers ourg,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-26

OATS-No. 2 cash 11c bid 17lfc asked,
RYE-No. cash 35t4c bid. Soc asked,
MILISTUFF--Weak.
EAD--Quiet but steady. DesiiYeriZed refined
SS 62le. soft Missouri 81 5i1a
CORN MEAL-tc.
CORN CHOP--SSc.
BRA N--Duli, &c.
SHIPSTUFF--iOc.
HAY--very weak. Good to fancy s 1 OOs5 So poor
s. 90.
FLAXSEED--sI 25
BUTTER--Firm. Good to fancy Creamery 2l9
&c. dairy good to fancy 961l6c.
CHEESE--tull cream twins lO&llc Young Ameri-
can lI@lc. western s@9c. skinned !@5.
EGGSWedk at l01&c.
rooeters II jG9l IS: spring chickens 81 i5Gl2 30.
PfONlSIONS--Job lots higher.
BREAKFAST BACoN--salc.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRIED SALT MEATS Short ribs sides IS 50; long
SMOKED MEATS-Short rib sides ST S,1s, lons
clear % shoulders So l2, short clear sides S6 10.
PORk-sllGl
LARD-1ierce pure Sc %; refined s5S,1I.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 25.
FLOUR-Quiet and UNCHANGED. Xxx So 20s3 50
family - iGa2 So choice :. tCI2 IS, fancy SO 2G@
8 50 extra fancy 81 t0e310.
WHEAT-Iower. No. red cash 151<@75s4c;
May 757sc asked July 534c bid, August .6}sc bid,
CORN-Lower for all grade. No. mixed cash
235fc, February 2i1e2i3sc bid, May 2o34c bid, July
OATS-Lower, No. ? cash 2174c. May 203sc bid,
RYE-No trading. No 4J1Pc.
BAItLEY-WisconsIn 4l1e. Minnesota5ic.