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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-23
Brief Mention.

DIN & Jewett, Fall River, marketed
hogs.
Dorsey &, Alexander came in from Pro
lection with four cars Of cattle.
Sparks Bros. sent in two cars of mixed
stock from Nashville.
r. j. Martin Norwich came in with a
car of mixed stock.
T. : Benfeld, Nashville, marketed hogs
J. b. Stone, FL Dorado, sent in car Of
hogs.
A. Hufbauer. Mulvane, was on the mar
kct with a car of hogs.
L. NJ McCrocklin, Derby, sent in a car
of hogs.
p !. Quigley, Harper, had a car Of hogs
on market.
D. VIM, UdalI, had in a car of mixed
stock.
A. w. Carr. of Carr & Son. Udall, came
in with a car of cattle and hogs.
J. J. Donahue, of Donahue 6 Co, came
in from Arkansas City with three cars of
good cattle.
W. r. Savage, Wellington, marketed
hogs.
W Garnett, Anthony, had two cars Of
mixed stock at the yards.
s. H. Sparks, Conway Springs, sent in
car of hogs.
John Gilchrist, Belle PLANE. sent in a
car of hogs,
Bush 4 Heath, Douglass, marketed hogs.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, sent in car of
cattle and hogs.
W. T. Cannon, Calista, had car Of cattle
on the market.
L. b. Green came in from Pratt with
car of cattle
Mr. Ward TAYLOR, the Colorado cattle
buyer, viii ship two cars Of good butcher
cattle 10 LeadvIlle, Colo. tomorrow.
Andy Hartenbauer Douglass, sent in a
car of hogs.
+. ID. Taylor Hazelton had a car of
mixed stock on the market
John Walters. of Walters. Aicher <
Walters, heavywholesale butchers. of Den
Yer, Colo. was looking over the market. He
was much pleased with the new live stock
market of the southwest and may be able
20 do some business here later
w. :. Turner. ST Louis. representing
the Howe Scale company. was at the yards
this afternoon figuring with Superintend-
ent Dulaney on a new scale for the cattle
department.
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HOuSheepe}'S.
miscellaneous.


NrANTED-A FIRST CLASS COAT MAKER
w steady work; apply at once New York. Tailor,
Guthrie. /. T. 80 It,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-23
wichita Wholesale Fruit Markce.

WICHITA. Kan, April =.
The market rules strong on good bananas and
oranges which are scarce. It crowds the iObbeTs TO
I'LL orders which are coming in quite freely.
ORANGES-AIexicaI. s. 75f84 % per box baskets
s. T5G5 co. California Washington navals IS 00G5 So
per box. California Riverside 3 75G4 CO. per box
Messina 81 7594 % per box, Imperial 81 50 box
IEN0NS-Messina per box, 81 JIj 90.
APPLES-NOne in market.
BANANAS-Sl 30 q s. 20 per bunch, fancy S. 90 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers I5G1Sc per ID, \ oval boxes IS 5Oa
- per 100.
DATES Persian 60 III boxes, 5000 per 10, Fard
Bali 10 hoxes. I216c per 10.
HONEY-California, ID frames, T7a1sc per 10.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK April %.
WHEAT-Stronger. No. > red a7097llc.
CORN-Higher scarce. No. 4&Lp@44}5c.
OATS-Easy. No. white ;5@514c
spot Rio dull, 2Oc
SUGAR-Quiet G 42f@5c; yellow 43.a &c; stan
dard a Lite cOnfeCtiOner's 4 Lie; powdered
67-17c; graduated slice cubes 7-lGc.
EGGS-Easier. Western 12a12l@c
BUTTER-Firm. Western dairy 765l2C; creamery
1G&1Sl%c.
enthusiastically Western &a10I%c
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan. April %.
Business fairly good. Prices about steady.
SOLE LEATHER Siaughterl 27G2)c. b. A. 25a
PIC. good damage 2l@23C.
HARNESS Acorn oak Sc, No 1 oak sc, /. Fl. Soc,
Union 2Sc, HemlOck 25c.
CALF-Domestic Gjc@Sl co. French 81 GOAL 30.
CUT HALE SOLES--EXtra heavy IS 80, heavy
IS co. medium 81 80 light 81 25&1 -
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April 20.
Receipts run fair and demand good. Prices rule
steady to strong.
Receipts for a hours: 1860 bu. corn 1000 bu. oats
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-GOOd milling 0l1G5C, while other grades
quoted at 5jC and down.
CORN-NO 5 or better PIC, white &c.
OATS-lGGlS c.
RYE-No >. 24Ct2Gc, No 8. 22cg24c.
HAYS 50 per ton, 81 coin car lots
GROUND CORN-ChOp in car lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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Wichita Hide and Tallow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, April -.
Some demand for green hides which rule strong
in prices.
HIDES-NO green SIC per III. No green 2s4C per
ID, No green salt SIC, No green salt 22c dry hides
4L@a7c per ID, bulls and stays &c.
TALLOW-NO1 !, sac per H. No 2l5c,
SHEEP PELMS--G0d75c each.
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA. Kan, April %.
Bright ConditiOn--Brght medium lie, heavy me-
dunn l2lec, light fine 1Sc, heavy fine lie.
Earthly COnditiOnS--Medium l2C. fine SGlOc, coarse
1GaI2c. Mexican select grades uGl3c, coarse and
kenny ia! 90
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK April o.
Money on call easy. 2a9 per cent, last loan at s.
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper JdT.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at q S5i4 for
GO day bills and 81 S11i Tor demand.
The total sale OF stocks today 261,I2O shares
STOOLS todaN wore les active and Meaker.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
FolIonC are the repre- sentative sales OF cattle at
the stock yards yesterday:
HOGS.

Receipts 12lS. The market opened fully &c lower
than yerter1ay and soon dropped 21Pc more. Re
ports from eastern markets noted heavy runs and
sharp declines The market ruled steady the de
cline throughout the day and closed strong. Three
carloads were held over for tomOrrows market,
Kansas City market closed strong and they look for
better prices tomorrow.
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FOR S1LE-FarD, E'roperfy.

TNOR ~AIF-TEN ACRES or LAND DEvF-- HALF
L mile ea-t % Jud-0u University. price 20 per
acre, terms e-baf c-h. H. A. Ray over $50 NartA
Main street. l73.it+
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-23

Connea-dug April Z. the Missouri Pa
cfar rasIasay wiI seI ssrEets ~ Pusi-ss.
Celorade =prB-ss and DesYeFfar g - frgs'sz
Wirhsta fsii 81 M-asourf fs~str tleAeE
cfslcs 30 N8r+h Man s;fess. = Jon 1saB
cheap r-4fes 20 ali pgsIfa- 4-t~1
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choice 81 90 fancy 81 50; extra fancy 81 coal 20;
patent 81 99a2 90
WHEAT-Steady. No hard cash re bid. No
hard cash tic bid; No. . red cash Soc bid.
CORN-Steady. No cash &c bid, no offers; April
&c bid no offers.
OATS-No trading.
RYE-No trading.
BRAN-QGiet; 65Gt61c.
HAY-weak. Good TO fancy prairie Sc 5097 %.
FLAXSEED-$l 4Gsfl As
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common s. g;
chemical and refined 50 20.
MILLSTUFF-Firm.
CORN MEALS 1908 So
CORN CHOP-32c.
BUTTER-CreamerE fancy T@1SC: fair l@a l+c.
CHEESE-Steady. Full cream twins lGGllc;
Young American l0@lfc good to choice So Zoe.
EGGS-Strong and active at &c.
LIVE POULTRY-Firm. Choice hens 81 o. mixed
hens and roosters So G9e5 81; small fat chickens
s. GOlG 90
PROVISTONS-Dul
HAMS-S9 %
BREAKFAST BACON-$S 80.
DRIED BEEF-$7 50.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs s. u. long
clear - So shoulders 81 25; short clear s. 10.
SMOKED MEATS-Loug clear - co. shoulders
Sc p: short clear sides St ..
PORK-$i3 10
LARD-S6 25.
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ST LOUIS, No. April 90.
FLOUR-FiTm, slow. Choice 90 75&2 20 Xxx 81 20
d3 SO; family 81 40a2 30. fancy s. 5G.3 CO. extra
fancy 81 9OGi 10; patents 81 50d4 -.
WHEAT-Opcnenedh higher for options, closed Ia
114c above yesterday. Cash sold lower early SG6c
but closed nominay higher at SG]Gc, May 0614c, July
S4Lc, August Size.
CORN-Higher, sc above yesterday. No cash
G05sS07sc. May 503sa3${c July 3lasc August 32l4c.
OAIS-ighe 10 I cash i 22 MS a hid accord
RYE-SCarce, higher. No. hard 45@4j19c bid.
BARLEY-Firm but no sales reported. No. .
choice and fancy quOta5le at GjGI5C.
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VETERINARY SURG'S.
NJ FHIILIPs- : 2 PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS &c PHILLIPS,
lifted N rov sr-IacrnN--

Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary College.
citation.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of veterinary
work including canine practice, dentistry and all
surgical operations. Hospital accommodations for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele-
phone telegraph mail Will receive prompt aIten-
ton by day or night. We use an operating table
instead OF throwing horses.
No. Il. ISLtT
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Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Kan, April %.
There has been fair business today Potatoes
eggs and butter in fair supply and prices rule about
steady Oh all lines.
Kansas l5c per bushel, northern 6Oc
per bushel.
CABBAGES-None in market.
ONIONS-NOne in market.
EGGS-9ai 0c per doz.
BCTTER-Fancy creamery &c choice creamery
Do choice butter l5416c fair PC cooking butter Sc
CHEESE-Eastern full cream lJc, half cream lll9
he skim Sd9c, limburger l5Gl6C, brick l5Sl6 full
cream Swiss l6a l6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed G}49sc per h., live So 75S
90 per dOz.
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Thoto-rz pheS Pictures I1 al. sizes and s-v.r<
he slSo carries Tie Haest assortment e picture
frame~ IN the city. Give bin a freddy ca. ans
examine S&up.s%
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, April 2.
A -T=rr-V T.

Receipts 40. shipments 81 There were some
good, some common and some poor cattle among the
offerings. Choice light butchers stun IN aCtlNe de-
5nand at strong prices Heavy shipping steers not
quite as active. StOCkers and feeders IN falr de-
mand and prices rule fairly strong. Common 10
poor grades Of cows SLOW and weak Chicago re-
ports market slow and dun and Kansas City weak
CT. This market closed about steady. Several cars
of cattle which arrived late was held over for TO-
InOrrOTs market.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative salse Of hogs
SHEEP.

Stood mutton sheep. s100 ................2 504 %
food stock wetherS, 40 3 003 -
Good 10 extra lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lGgi 90
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

Nothing new the market. Very little business
Is heing done ON accnmnt Of Lignt receipas.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORT ALTON

IMPAIRMENT OF THE. INTERIOR. OFFICE
~ OF Indian Affairs, Washington, April 10. Io'l.-
for Beef must be submitted in separate envelopes
Bacon, Flour Clothing or Transportation. etCas the
Indian Affairs, Nos IS and 81 Wooster street New
York. VIII he received until ?. m. Of Tuesday May
,. ls, for furnishing for the Indian service about
41HJ pounds Bacon, %(I0u pounds Beet on the
ls'ct; LghM pounds net Bee, -.10. pound, Beans,
DoHn,i5 FeeI 155 ca ronni- Harf Bread Is on pounds
Ho1riuy, @100 pounds Lard 100 barrels Mess Pork.
pounds Rice q0i pounds Tea a40no pounds salt
2~Leu pounds Soap s2ygJj pounds Sugar. and 1UeU
Also Blankets, Wooden and Cotton Goods. consist
ing iu part Of Ticking l3Ol YARDS standard Calico
lhoy1 cards Drilling. i OBJ yards: Duck. free from
al slzing, $500 yards; DENNIS, 5000 Yards cling
shevlot. il,eU yards; Brown Sneetlng Z9Atb yards;
I5GU Yards: Calico shrtinE I0U yards. Wiascy,
2Eu Yards. Clothing. Groceries Notions H8rtvaTr.
ae'iical supplies Nchool BOOKS &c; and long H-t
EaEes. Forks. DC end for about ~ " alor- required
City and Sioux CITY Also 1Gr such Wagons as may
be required. adapted to rse climate 81 the Pal Tie
Coast with California brakes ceFeEed t san Fran
Also Transportation for such Of the articles goods
and supplies that may rot b. contracted Tor 20 be de-
Eve7es! az the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BIZ MADE or on GOVERNMENT BLANKS
Schedules showing tie kinds ana quantities u SUBJ
School and he kinds and quantities Ia gross Of al!
other goods and articles together with blank pro
and place NJ delivery terms e CoDtrac. and pay
rcu+ transportation routes and al o-her necessary
Instructions VIII b. furnished upon -ppsIrdrlon to
1he Indian Of5ce IN y asbiu-tCn. or Nos - and -
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ton shall De made for -he supplies hT to1Era~s
Bids viii ~ gpe1ed a. Tie hou- and DAY above
stated. and bidders ara iaTi'ei 70 be present - Ike
opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS
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NVANTED-AN OFFICE CLERK WHO HAS 4
W thorough business education. graduate Of
first-ClaSs business college preferred. Address 4.
general delivery, Wichita Kan. y, ~
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The Siberian Hosnultoes.

During the shors summer the temper
ature rises rapidly reaching Sc de-
grees F. But with the warm season
come the mosquitoes, which are a
plague Of these regions more difficult to
endure than Geld Il never would have
believed, says the correspondent of the
Rassl,y Ysdomosty, Of Moskow. Russia
who has been exiled to these parts. ssthat
the insects could appear in such swarms.
They literally darkened the light, filing
the ar with an incessant noise, covering.
as with black mantle, our horses. whose
TANKS were soon bleeding all oyer. Mad
cened with pain, the horses kicked and
reared. but seeing that all was unavaiI-
ing, they dropped their heads and sub
mitted to the inevitable. In vain we
tried to protect ourselves with wells. trsv-
cling, Notwithstanding the hot wes.her.
IN winter gloves and overeoats. The
mosquitoes penetrated through the
sleeves under the shirts, singing the
breast and the body, which ached as II !
burned with fire. The more we STRUGGLED I
to ret nd Of our tormentors the more we (
opened tho way to thousands more Of
them On arriving at the huts Of the
fakues We kindled great FIRE, shich
made such a smoke that it pricked the
eyes and choked the breath, though we
lay stretched on the earthen floor. The
disappeared, but as soon as
the smoke dispersed little, new swarms
penetrated into the hut, covering all Of
Us thickly.s
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A Cunning Thief.

Speak of the ''spendthrift Yankee" to
/ London pawnbroker and the cold chills
will 90 down his back in squadronS. lie
and his brethren have reason to remem-
Der the man. Mr. Leighton, as the
American was known, dropped into O
loan Office enc day and desired an adj
vance on his diamond ring until he re-
ceived remittances from home. The pro-
prietor examined the jewel carefully and
accepted it as a pledge for $3.50. 1t was
redeemed and again pawned, then put in
pledge once more, and the process kept
up until the money lender grew well ac-
quainted with the ring and its owner.
One day "AIr. Leighton" sauntered in
''Same thing, same sum-" he remarked
in his usual manner. bright, sir, ="
was the reply, the pledge was laid aside
without scrutiny and the cash turned
over. This time no redemption followed,
an6 the ring, on examination, proved to
be paste. 1t afterward came out that the
s'Spendthrift Yankee" had disposed
Of eighteen other limitations else
where by adopting similar methods.
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Fighting For the Frogs.

In the Belgian districts, where the
playful frog lives in large colonies around
the ponds, canals and bitches, there is
lamentation and woe among the farmers
at the wholesale destruction of the
creature, which, besides being in the
French gourmand's estimation, "good
for food, is very useful to agriculturists
as a slug and insect hunter. After
various fruitless attempts to prevent the
destruction of the frogs they have now
put their case-and that of the frogs
before King Leopold, petitioning that
frog hunting be prohibited during GER
tain parts of the year, so as to prevent
frogs from disappearing altogether from
the country. If, therefore, it should be
noticed in the rear future by admirers of
stewed frogs that their favorite dish is
becoming more expensive than ever, they
will know whom to blame for the fact
Pail Null Gazette.
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The smallest RspnblioExistenee.

A gentleman who hanst returned
from Sab Marine, which viii be re-
membered, enjoys the dfction of be-
ing the smallest republic the worltl--
having a population of Q 5000 inhat-
itants-describes the cerony OF cho's-
ing the "capitanireggentbr Presidets,
Of which he was an eiwituess. he
says that the two Presidts still ! Of
fee donned their officiacostume and
drove TO the principal zurich San
Aarino. They were acc,panieGby all
the officials OF the republ as welas by
a big band of regimentahusic. at the
church a throne had beenrecte, at the
side Of the altar, and on the I ifidents
took their places.
The clergy then chared = "Veni
Creator, and slips of PIPER qtnning
the names of the sixty nembs oil the
grand council were PLACED by srlest In
3 silver urn. From thee slif ehlid
then selected two, which the est read
aloud. A hymn was then ng, oelis
we're rung, and the simpls CEREMONIAL
vas at an end. 1t is an ? question
this wise little rept with us
Tranquil means of proceeds ana eniire
Glance upon chance has solved tne
which has for ed mes caused
citation among the natl e-C'mnler-
ial AdVertiser.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.
The home is the unit Of the nation.

NE HOuc IL tAlc unit Vi the uaIiOn.
The most liberal are often the most
successful.
No blessing equals the possession of a
stout heart.
Health is too costly blessing to be
fooled away.
Every utterauce creates some kind of
an impression.
Don't underrate anything because you
don't possess it.
CaIumny is like coal; if it does not
burn, it will soil.
Real glory springs from the silent con-
quest of ourselves.
The credit gained by lie lasts only
until the truth comes out.
Our acts mike or mar US; we are the
children of our own deeds.
He who does not engage in quarrels of
Others win have few of his own.
Falsehood can make the best squirt, but
truth can do the steadiest trotting.
Don't be inquisitive about the affairs
of even your most intimate friend.
The most weeds are to be found in the
field of the man who talks the loudest
about his field of labor.
If you doubt that some men are econ
omical, watch the way they save mean
things they have heard about others.
Constant prlise of q man has tendency
to make Others dislike him, and constant
abuse Of a man will raise up friends for
Kim.
Some men are like the dog that goes so
often to see that his bone has aot been
stolen that other dogs find out where it
is hid.
Very few things will make a man feel
worse than to have his "no" accepted
when he expected to be coaxed into say
ing ''yes."
There never was a farmer so honest
that when lie drove into town he did not
drive as thoIgh he had hard wo=k hold
ing in his plug work horses.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-25
To DispeI Colds,

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system
.fectually, yet gently, when costiveor bilious,
or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to
permanently cure habitual constipation, to
awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy ac-
:ivi:y, without irritating or weakening them,
use Syrup of Figs.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-25
An Ardent Admirer.

Old Mrs Weatherbee-'Good- hyel John,
and do take care OF yourself, and don't forget
10 bring me Il large bottle Of DIR. Tobias's Ven
stian Liniment; somehow I can't get along
Without it. and look out If they tell you some
Ta , believe Il. and I ami no different
% a host of Others, either. Why, there's Polly
Ann Jones, Theresa ! admington and Sarah
Clarke, and"
John Qnterrupting)--"We reckon l won't
'orget that it IS DR.. Tobias's Venetian Lini-
nent that you want motherl How maay
friends that old remedy has, and you're one Of
hem. amt you?"
All druggists sell It.