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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02
HOTEL CAREY.
So to So Per Day.
HOW SOME ANIMALS EAT.

The sturgeon is toothleSs and draws in its
food by suction.
Spiders chew their food with horny jaws,
which are sharp enough to give quite a nip
The Jelly fish absorbs its food by wrapping
itself around the object which it seeks to
make its own.
The tapeworm has neither mouth nor stom-
ach, but just lays along and absorbs the al
ready digested food through its skin.
The butterfly pumps nectar into Itself
through a tube, and bees and flies suck up
: their food with a long tongue or proboscis.
The woodpecker has a three barbed tongue
like a Fijians spear, with which it draws
out the worm which it has excited by its tap
ping.
The starfish fastens itself TO the body it
wishes to feed on, turns its stomach inside
out, and enwraps its prey with this useful
organ.
The cuttlefish, which among other strange
things always walks with its head downward
does not chew its food at all, but masticates
with Its gizzard.
HOLSTERS masticate their food with their
horny jaws, but they have also sets Of teeth
in their stonnachS, where they complete the
work Of chewing
The caterpillar feds with two saw edged
jaws. working transverseIy. and uses them 70
such good advantage that be eats three or
four times his OWL weight every day.
The king or horseshoe crab chews its food
with its legs This IS an actual fact, the little
animal grinding its ulorsels between its thighs
before it passes them over 70 its mouth.
The sea urchin has five teeth in five jaws
one in each jaw-all the five immediately sur
rounding the stomach. The jaws have Pc
culiar centralized milton, all turning inward
and downward, 50 that they also act as
feeders.
The carp's teeth are SET bacl. on the phar-
ynx. so that 1t may be literally said TO nasti.
cate irs food in its threat. The carp, TOO. Is
about the only cud chewing fish. the coarsaly
swallowed food being forced up 20 these throat
teeth for complete mascIcation.
The ray. OF skate, has month ST trans
versely across lis head, the jaws working with
a rolling motion ike two hands set back 10
back In the jaws are three rows Of tiat teeth
set like p mosaic pavement. and between these
rolling jaws tire fish brushes oysters and other
mollusks Ike 50 many nuts--San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

with Wichita privilege. He said tn is
market was good enough for him.
Boseley Bros, city, had some good
butchers cows on the market
J. A. Adams. Leadville, Col, is on the
market and will buy 100 head of good
butchers cattle for their markets. Says
there are two concerns in their city who
use about $50 to 800 a month and will buy
them all here if he can get satisfactory
railroad rates.
C.. c. Shaver, assistant live stock agent
of the Sante Fe at Wellington, was visi-
tor at the yards Said he had heard
great deal about the Wichita live stock
market but the volume of today's business
surprised him.
George Houser, Marion, had car of
hogs on the late market
Sterling & Brinley, Peabody, sent in a
car of hogs.
Mr. Mcbride came in late with car of
hogs for H. AlcFadden, of Marion.
H. Mills, Newton, marketed a car of
hogs.
L.. H. Spencer sent in two car of good
hogs from Lyons.
Mr.. j. Is. Price, OF hutchinson, Tor many
years an extensive stock shipper and cattle
raiser in some of the eastern states,
was on the market looking things over
today. He is much pleased with the out
look and says this will surely be
the market OF the southwest.
and Wichita should certainly be proud of
her showing in that line already. Mr.. p.
will probably move his family here and
take hand with the rest of the boys in
buying cattle on this market. The COM
mission men and packers Will be glad to
see him here.
The Whitaker packing house killed,
dressed and run into the cooler go hogs in
sixty minutes today. This is at the rate of
:, 800 hogs in ten hours with a small crew.
Who doubts the capacity OF Wichita's
packing houses? Send in the hogs and the
packers will demonstrate their capacity for
taking care of them.
i. T. Longerton, who has been cattle
salesman in the Chicago yards will arrive
tomorrow to fill that position with the J.
H. Campbell company here Mr. Fleming,
from Lamont, Mo, now has charge of the
office Mr. f. O. Steck is local manager
for the concern and attends TO the selling
of hogs
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Rrlcf Menfinn.

Lively times at the stock yards today.
Largest hog receipts for several months.
/ Several cars -of stock arrived late but
II were sold and weighed up, and the report
d pf the live stock market in this mornings
EAGLE is a full and complete history of the
entire days business.
s Mr.. Gregory. of Galveston is on the mar
ket looking for matched teams and single
driving horses
The business of the stock yards branch
If the Citizens bank for the month of
March was nearly S600.OO0, which shows
I clearly that the Wichita live stock market
Is making rapid strides TO the front.
A. w. Carr. Of Carr x Son. Udall. was
on the market with a car of mixed stock
w. T. Buckley, Rose Hill. came in with
hogs and cattle.
Ed. Weidlein, Augusta, sent in a car of
hogs
Crabb & Collins, of Rose Hill, were on
the market with a car of hogs. This Is
their first shipment and they were sur
prised TO find SO good market and such
extensive yards.
\ Dorsey x Alexander sent in three cars of
: mixed stock from Codwater.
A. b. Crawford, of Crawford X Masters,
| Garden Plain. came in with a car of mixed
stock.
Commission men. shippers and stock
raisers all speak in the highest terms of
the Eagles live stock market reports.
\. VI. Shepard, Harper; marketed cattle
and hogs
John GiIchrist. prominent farmer of
Belle Plaine. had a car OF hogs on the mar
ket.
g. Kock, Cheney. sent in a car of cattle
and hogs.
J.T. Hammers x Son. Clearwater, had
a car of hogs on the market.
NJ NJ Duncan, Olcott, marketed cattle
and hogs
Leslie Combs, Perth, had hogs on the
market
w. T. Hall. Mt. Hope. who i always sat
isfied with this market, came in with a car
of cattle and hogs, which sold at satisfac-
tory prices.
Romig & Sweet. Fall River. contributed
z car of hogs to the days receipts.
"a Col f. Netf, an extensive shipper from
{Arkansas City. sent in a car of hogs.
Il J. y Dunnaway who has during the
81 past six years. been a prominent business
man of South Haven and has been an eN-
tensive shipper of live stock from thar
place. has come 10 Wichita 10 live. and viii
buy and sell catrle AT the yardN. The
EAGLE welcomes the gentleman 10 the city
and wishes him success in his new move.
J. L. Huntingdon. South Haven. had
car of cattle and hogs OF the market He
had them billed through TO Kansas City
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Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA, Nan, April /.
Market continues to improve in both demand and
price and packers are feeling much encouraged
over future prospects Some articles on the list
have advanced l+G12c.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass OF plain hams
20 lbs and up 9allC, hams 1890 lbs lllc hams me
dunn and up 100 llaIc hams small size I'D" l. lbs lltt
Pie California picnic hams 6t5r breakfast bacon
fun width strips Sso16c, dried beef ham extra
dryD &C. smoked beef tongues per doz s. o. cottage
or bonplcs hams New York shoulders 55l34c Cali
fornia bacon 64c Tennessee bacon SEC rolled shoul-
derS bOnclesS 116c,
SIDE MEATS-ShOrt clear sides packed dry saln
- 55a5 per 100 lbs, clear fifches Gc, English bel
lies &C. long clear sides - $500 81 shoulders 4i4c,
clear backs s. a5 - per 100 lbs, long clear bacon
So UlGd - cyvt short clear bacon 50 53G6 % clear
bacon backs So 05G6 70, bacon hitches 50 o5@6 %,
bacon shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 5l@C6c, fresh
pork sausage textTasl 6Lsc Vienna and and Frank
furt lOc, head cheese &c, bOlOgndS rounds @l2o2c,
boognas midd!es F6@5c, niczes bologna t52es2c,
tongue sausage 5c liver sausage SC blood pudding &C
LARD-BaSis Tc's, choice family &c bakers spe-
cia &C. pure leaf 62lc Whittakers star Gc, Nhitta-
kCr's pastry t't@.
FRESH lIEATS-BEEF-sid Of whole carcasSes
4ajlsc hind quarters 5a534c fore quarters 4ea't2c
loiuS ease PORK-Por lOins 5C51sc, tender IONS u
spare ribs D. back bones %.
PREPARED PICKLED GOODS-Pig' feet put in
halves and spiced. Quarter bhls 40 lbs Co. kits b
lbs Sjc. Picked and spCed pigs tongue-hIttS, 10
lbs 81 % Tripe. picked and spiced-Quarter bbls.
80 lbs. ! 30, kits, % lbs. 6jc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

ESQ. SbiuIpents 2la Market slow to Zoe lower
Steers s. 30e4 Co cows 81 sG3 25 stoclers and feed
er- 81 6lG3 20. HOGS-Receipts GisE shipments 1880
Market 21e@5c higher. All grades 81 05@4 l719
bulk I0&i Il, SHEEP-ReceiptN 4.lD shipments
none. Market strong. Good TO choice lambs ana NUT
tons s. 500 40; stockers and feeders 50 CO.'S ,.
ST Louis. Mo, April 1.-CATTLE-R Receipts
230 shipments 100 Market stronger Natives - 40
@4D stockers and feeders = 5lG3 a. Texas ana
Indian steers - 40G3 TO- HOGS-Receipts $500 ship
ments 1900. Market easier. Fair to choice heavy
- l5a4 ~, packing grades 1904 20. SHEEP he
ceipts so, shipments so. Market strong, Fair to
choice 81 OGa5 20,
CHICAGO Ill. April 1.-The Drovers Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-ReceiptS $50 shipments 1919.
Market slow and lower Reeyes 81 9)dj % steers
s. @jat So stockers and feeders 81 5g@3 90 cows
bulls and mixed 81 5Ga3 90 Texas corn fed steers
s. aDa3g 20. HOGS-Receipts 1880, shipments 500
Market weak. Mixed s. lea 70, heavy - l5ai q,
light - ljd4 40 SkipS l5ai 90. SHEEP-ReCelptS
Goo shipments 1860 Market strong. Natives
s. 15aG o. western corn led IS gO@i 10 Texans
j00a5 -. lambs 50 -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

NJ ANTEp--IN FAEM HANDS UNE WAN
w 10 work iu dairy. Uau and wife without child
ren On farm. laundry woman. woman cook, men
men COpk~ dining room girls, hotel girls % - 70
Colorado news 1Ce1ts 10 min On train 30 sell goods
this - The best Job ard best Tav fhs- a yDlu-
procure u YOU want eiuFlogul eut ~ any Aiud
any place inciuse lb in stamps fyr particulars md
address u- for do business from Maine 20 tie
Rocky mountains J. i. keuworcay Co. r.9n e.
over ~ = Ts,.ffaf4- Ifz o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02
MI1lliH Eagle
NFANCE ANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-21O cattle, 1887
hogs. Cattle receipts fair. Several
new buyers on the market. Trading
the most active for several days. All
the buyers wanted cattle aud there
was not enough to go around. Fat
butchers COWS and heifers are much
sought after and command strong
prices. Stockers and feeders sell well.
Good market for bulls. Hog receipts
the largest for several months and few
days in the history of the yards that the
receipts have been larger. The market
ruled strong throughout.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

Young American lGgl1c. western 8s9c. skinned "a
&c.
EGGS-Steady at 1Oc
LIVE POULTRY-Good demand. prices firm
Choice hens 81 2jg3 %. mixed hens and ROSTERS
81 1902 0D chickens 81 0Gg2 -,
PROVISIONS-Steady.
HAMS-$g 25
BREAKFAST BACON-SS &c.
DRIED BEEF-S7 %.
DRIED SALT MEATS-ShOrt ribs s. 75, long clear
s. 80 shoulders 81 p, short clear 50 -.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear 50 o. shoulders 50 %
short clear sides s. ..
PORh-Sll 90.
LARD-S6 So.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

ITO EXCHANGE-S2ea To SeSm WORTH oB
"A boots and shoes 10 exchange for property n
Adams county. Quincy property preferred. At.rsSs
Geo W. Watson OfrfntsE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

Union Ticket ufilrH ~ North Main street. AID -
ui1u Depot Oak street " T. 81 NHptE.
y a. RHoUI- Freight q Pass. AT. Il =. Ma!n-
~Gpt. cor. Ath and Bo4lGia-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

WICHITA Kan April I.
Business j. running little light Harness leather
little sought after,
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27G2sc B. \ 25.52'c
good damage -lqi-NC
NESS-ACurn oak &c, No. oak -, J.. IL.
IA. Onion ~, Hemock -.
CALF-DomeStjc *, n al French S l1rl q
CUT HALF SOLES-ENtra heavy : II heavy
$ O. medium s. So light 81 2SEl >.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02
wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan. April l.
Reeepfs the lightest for some months. There is
Il good demand for corn AT steady TO strong prices,
Other grain selling well at prices quoted.
GRAIN-Car lots track:
WHEAT-GOod milling jJG5Sc, While other grades
are quoted sec and down.
CORN-oo. or better, lie. white l7C,
OATS-l2LsaI3C.
RNF-No 2}G24C. No. 2lsl22c.
HAN-S4 - per ton, 81 90 in car lets.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots SOC per 100 lbs.
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Wichita Flour Market.
wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, holl- April ],
There are few changes tOuote, Eggs IN fair de-
ruand ardmoSt of them selling at Slgc Potatoes in
good supply ana little weak
AFOE-Kansas 80 per bu. northern 59760C
CABBAGES-Ncw California u SOGo " per tD
lbs.
ONIONS--Kans;S, 81 2541 30 per bu.
EGG~---Nl5cSC per dOZ-
BTTIER--Faucy creamery PC. choice creamery
e2c choice butter lie fair PC, cooking butter 8.
CHEESE--EaSterU full cream l5c. half cream llG
Pc skim S-tc iiuburEer l3ltc, brick lal 5c, fun
cream Swiss l5f IT,.
- per doZ ~
TtRKEYS---Livet E1c per 10. dressed 9&llc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

Depot second ard Wichita streets. ticket office 10
North Main street. p r. BtfsAEfN.
Pas-e nEtg and Ticket Agent.
NEW TIM TABLE CHICAGO. HoCA ISLAND -
Pacific RAILWAY.
f'Grcaf Rock Island Eoute1
Ia effect ON aud after February ia. ISL.
TRAINS AUHIvF IFAVF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

lie cautiously}-S cat would Toa say,
darling. L should - y04 p.umpiy 70 os
nv wife!
Darling even mere c---4alssif As ne
azt Gad car w aS1log-an star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02

scRecepts 15ss. The receipts were The largest for
dane months. The market opened strong at yeSter-
thy's prices and was very active throughout as both
s1e packers wanted hogs The offerings on an
T,.erage were hardly good quality yesterday.
sgerything sold ii reached the yards. ana
o1esmen had to DO but little talking. Eight loads
cehogs sold at S4.G2l6 and all the rest with the
1rptiOn of load sold at s.. Chicago reports The
Tarket strong and active and Kansas City strong
tois market closed strong with good prospects for
8NnorTow.
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Ncr Pullman ar on the santa b. Eoate H.
tween Wirtll4 ard ~. Joseph.

The Atehisou Topeka q Santa Fe FH.-
road are now running IH their night train
eayiuZ " Wichita az % o. uI o u-4F e91l'.-
nation Pullman sleeping and rHair clr.
Wichita Co - Joseph. through iapcst
and AfcbI-ou. This c-tr arrive 80 Topeka
81 80 a. Iu.. Afrhi-9u at 90 s fn aEi -.
Joseph o'Cioes %. fB- The SAINTS Fr i8
fhe only lue having fai- arrangement
from v ichifa IS ID AirETfs-e.
IS tf Passenger and IlrEe- Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS


4 ADTES. Go To MRS. " =. NOR III y NfKts-
Il ket Tor hair cutting. shlgnp0ctF- ana hsir
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Tab0oed hV Society.

Emma-I notice you don't speak to Mis-
&c Couyne any more.
Lucy-No; haven't any uss for sir.
who wears a blue gown with brown dog
DRY Goods Chronirls.
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wichita Hide and Tallow Market.

" lOHlIS- haL-- AlIll l.
Trading Is fair in hides and prices rule steady 10
strong
HIDES-No1 green Sac per 10. No green 2i4c Per
n No green salt 5tc No grAen salt s4c dry hides
4sfr1sc per rs. bulls and stays lA4r.
TALLpN-No ,ilC pei To, No@-'=er
SHEEP pELTS-.Slsgaisr each.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NV lUfh money.
NEW YORK, April l.
Money On call easy. ranging from iG6 per cent,
last loan 4. closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5G1.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at g sly for Cd
day bills and 81 So for demand.
The total sale of stocks today were 6}li3 shares.
The stock market was again intensely duh today
and closed at about yesterday : final figures.
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sri 10 70 81. Igsis. va she Frs-eo firs.

81 10 70 NJ. I18is. Va she Frisco Iius.
Commencing Monday March lo ths ~.
I1uis d san Francisco railway VIII ssI
tickets 10 ~ Louis 90 sli .lo on" WAY.
Free reclining chair cas- in morning sud
night trains and Pullman sleeping cars Iu
both morning and night trains. through
without change. " {.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan" April l.

Receipts 2lO. shipments %. The market opened
strong good stuff and prices ruled higher Tor the
quality than on any previous day on this market;
There were several new buyers on the marKet ana
the trading was active from the opening. They all
wanted cattle and there were not enough 10 go
around. Good butchers cows and heiiers We're
the leading features of the market as buyers were
wanting this kind OF stock. Stockers and Feeders
wanted. Bulls sell wen. Chicago reports mar
ket active and firm. Kansas City steady. rms
market closed strong on good stun.
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1GENTS TINTED.

NE-ANTFD-NA<-A~ AGENT or OF u PAT INT
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clear 40 60 so T@- month Write for r-etf-if
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car make zuoreg- No capital rnsg -l~eg!- mp
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographers Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him a friendly call and
examine samples,
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Commencing April 3. the Missouri Pa
ridc railway will sell ticket 20 Puehio.
Colorado Spring and Ueuverfor s. - from
Wichita Cali a. Missouri Pacific tfckeb
Office. ~ North Main street If yOu svsn5
cheap rates 20 All points. ii5-tf
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, APRIL.
WHEAT-l1lc off weak. No . red cash S65sc.
GGQEESP@jiIrlg g5 active <rr 30 2 i9'e-
COFFEE-steady to l0c up. Sales 1850 bags
SUGAR-DuII. Refined quiet c ; I-1Ga5 I-lGc
extra 51%g5 l-5c, standard \ &c, confection7rs \
Lie, cut loaf 55-ltc, powdered '-i6 Sranu-
lated 616c, cubes csc
EGGS-FiTm. Western 1GI8lf
BUTTER-Qliet. Western dairy S@lSc, west
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CHEESE-Strong. Western, 1O1G9lO24c.
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STLEp

Nothing doing rs there were no sheep offered.
Prices unchanged.
Good mutton sheep. S0 100. y9i w
Good stock wvthcrs, 900 : lo"3D
Good 10 extra lambs. lUg4 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02
STR1IED.
EIIND.

Under This head o. per HIRE per dav.
EOUND-ON GRAND ARMY DAY. ~ STREET
Il car "a pocket ho'E. The loser can obtain 10 hr
cailinc oa H. g. Cooley, en North Arkansas ave-. amt
prov 1g property. fs ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-02
Tie Dizzi-paEednes. os Love.

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rs love that makes the word - 'ToE1d
AND gives = gidjy. queer senssts1t--
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rbicago Grain and Produce Markets.


CHICAGO H.. April There being an election
here today the board OF trade is closed hence no
grain market.
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WINTED-Hor>eS and Tebictes.


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wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April l.
Receipts little more liberal but the offerings of
good drivers and matched teams are way below the
present demand There are strong buyers on the
market FOR this grade of horses.