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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08
ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.
The following transfers were fled f
reoOrd vasterdav.

The following transfers were fled for
record yesterday:
NJ Beifeld to C G Lundquist, 1t IL, blk
/, Beiields subd w II. ........... :. $3.50
Beifeld,s snbd H.. -; ........ $50
White !. r E l Syn to II Nilsson, 1t 8,
blk u, White Beach. -. -. $50
P Martin to G F Meyer, Its 1, 4, 5, blk
s. West st Paul Syn /. ..... 49,. ...4, 500
10; 1t II, blk -. West st Paul Syn 8, 400
L Stone to NJ Erickson, 1t 20, blk 2,
olson to n Egan, 1t IS, waiiief 4 O
Sehnitger's subd 49,. E. ...........4, 200
NJ D Miller to H Miller, part blk 8.
Bald Eagle. :. ...... ..........6, 600
blk l. Quinby Park ,......,... :....,l, 400
s e Neiler to j BeiSwenger, 1t 81, blk 3,
South PIX, Mpls Stock IDS a.. 49,. 800
South PIX, Mpls Stock Yds -. Il 900
South PIX, Mpls STOCK Yds. -. ..... i, 900
Same to same, 1t II. blk 4, same. 100
j Weide o n Nj Hanson. 1t II, j r
Weide's rearr Syndicate Add No D.. 1000
j Lederer to w Theobald, 1t 30, blk 81,
Letfman's subd L ID: ....... ...... 400
j Wyrzyhowski to c Becker, 1t 10, blk
3, South Park. NJ StockYards. ...... $50
j Mcnamara TO g Ii Dilley, " 1t 3, blk
Two unpublished. .......... %, 40
Total, nineteen transfers S4S, $50
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
John Hedman, 2-story brick store, Rice
near Manitoba -. -. 49,. ~, 600
Sarah Nelson, 2.story frame dwelling,
Msrtin, near Dale. -. 49,. -. Is, 900
John Engquist, 2-story frame dwell
ing. Edmund, near Avon 2.45O
Five minor permits, aggregating .... 900
Total, eight permits. 20. Sl5, $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were
filed in the office of the register of deeds of
Hennepin county yesterday:
Aubrey NJ knight to Ida b Linton, 1t 2,
blk 3, Baker Second add .......... 81, O0O
John Briggs to Charles Chadbourne,
part Its u and z, blk 2. wisconsin add. 8, 900
William F Dean TO Henry Leek. 1t ~.
blk u, Fairmont Park add " 800
Henry Ingham to Martha Francis, 1t 8.
blk l. Deckers subd 800. $500
Frank Pomerleau TO Rosa Pomarleau
in secs and :, town lis, range %. 6, 900
David Pomerleau to Joseph Pomerleau,
in sec 20, town ll9, range %. 10, 900
David Pomerleeu to Frank Pomerleau,
in sec and =. town lis, range 22...S ,OU0
Samuel F Hauce to N W Cement d Con
crete Co. y etc, blk 6, Mime
haha Park add 500
L May Wilson to Eugene Bihler, 1t %,
blk 4, Arlington Heights add ... 500
Grace Veasey to Charles Bihler, 1t
4 blk7. Lawrence & Reeves subd. 500
n w Cement d Concrete Co to Ida V
Dickenson 1t 3, blk 6, Minnehaha
Park add .-...... -. 600
Daniel Denison to Harvey Hildreth, 1t
etc, blk 8. Dunsmoors Fifth add. ., 500
Harvey Hildreth to Chas Haney, II /
blk 5, Dunsmoor's Fifth add 500
John Bohanon to Chas E Gillespie, it
ID, blk 10, Wyoming Park -. $50
W Huntington to Carrie Waterman;
1t 10, blk 2, Mabie q Hayden's add a 600
Chas Swanson to Kate Doyle, part of
Its and 2, Wilson's rearr. 500
Chas swanson to Kate Doyle Its
and 2. blk T. Wilson's rearr.... 900
Chas swanson to Kate Doyle, part of
Its and 2 blk z. Wilson's rearr 600
Martha Francis to Wallace " Ford. ID
g. blk l. Deckers subd 500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08

When Baby was sick
We gave her castoria.
When she was Child
She cried for Castori
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastoTia.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08
ROGERS & ROGERs.

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION NERO IANTs
Union Stock Yards, South ST. Paul.
e Liberal Advance on Consignments. ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-08

BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital, 500, 900.
Surplus. s110..r1o
VIM. Dawson, Pres. Robt A. Smith. v, Pres
VIM. Dawson. Ir.. CnSmer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
Where the Cattle Are.
me Live Stock Journal

Cheyenne Live Stock Journal.
There are simply no native steers east OF
the Missippi river, was the remark gen.
tleman made to the writer the other day,
after an extended trip in that country. The
same is true of Iowa, Nebraska and part of
Kansas, if we exclude those now in the
feed lots eating corn preparatory to the
shambles. There are many of these, but
we doubt if more than common at this
time of the year.
The question then presents itself. where
will steers come from that are to take the
places made vacant when these rlpened
cattle are gone? Montana, Wyoming, Colo
RADIO and the territories west cannot supply
over 20O, 900 this year if all shipments are
sold for feeders This is less than thirty
days supply for the Chicago market alone.
Arizona, New Mexico, the Indian Territory
and Texas are the only resources. Kansas
has absorbed 80, 900 from these countries
grain, designing to market them from
Christmas on into the spring and summer
of 1891. Those sections still have a
few steers unsold, but if the local
papers tell the truth the number is COM
paratively small. 1t is universally admit
ted in Texas that the steer crop is smaller
than it was a year ago-there has been a
cutting down year by year since 1887.
If the southwest is our main reliance for
beef steers; if the number there is smaller
than in the past; if the corn states are out
of steer cattle, does it not begin to look as
if the time had come when stOckmen and
farmers should husband their cattle re-
sources?
The supply will continue liberal until
the steers now eating corn are disposed of
and under a decline in the foreign markets
prices may stiffen slowly. But when these
are gone, then what? Prices must
advance even without foreign demand,
for the simple and very good reason that
the fattening pens can only be filled up to
the present standard of numbers by the
purchase of yearlings. Make money by
feeding to ripeness the cattle you now
have in your lots if it takes until March,
1891 The future is bright with hope, not
withstaEding break on the foreign mar
kets. Hold on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
FOR S4LE-City Real Estate.

ENOR SALE-IS LOTS III MILES FROM COURT
a house $Il each halCash. room cottage on inside
500 $50 cash room cottage on :. side stsn sltu
cash room house W. side, nice, Ia. S2l0
cash Those ready 10 buy make money by
listing their wants with Us. Israel Bros, ONCE
rs y. Market, second floor. d lStf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19

Mioh,tn nnrsn ana NIn1e N1a1.lLet.
RrIPf Mention

7. Wilcox, Walton, had a car of hogs on
the market.
Alexander Knott, Belle PLANE, sent in
two cars of hogs.
George Friend came in from Belle Plaine
with a car of hogs.
Col. Z. Neff, Arkansas City, marketed
hogs
Smith & Hildebrand, Udall, sent in two
cars of hogs
George Houser, Marion, had car of
hogs at the yards.
W. H. Sutphin, Peabody, came in with
two cars of hogs.
Mr.. Fowler. Haven, marketed a car of
cattle and hogs.
Hammers Bros, Anthony, was on the
market with three cars of cattle.
L. f. Gilleland sent in a car of hogs from
Tisdale.
J. A. Andrews, Kanopolis, had car of
hogs at the yards.
W. 4. Cannon, Calista, came in with a
car of cattle.
&c. Charles. Hudson, had two cars of
hogs on the market.
Horner & Roberts, Kingman, sent in a
car of hogs.
j. II. Williams, Goddard marketed a
car of hogs.
H. Mills sent in a car of hogs from New
ton.
AT Barton. of Jones & Barton, Hess
ton, was on the market with car of
hogs.
j. H. Porter, Towanda, came in with a
car of hogs.
Herman Herr, Greenwich. was on the
late market with a car of hogs.
Ed. Weidlein. Augusta. marketed hogs.
J. H. Maupin, Latham, had in car of
hogs.
H. B. Craig sent a car of mixed stock
from Atlanta.
F. r. Ogg, Olathe, shipped out two fine
mares from the Toler stock farm.
p. q. McDaniels, city, was strong buy
er for stockers today. He purchased
about eighty head which he will ship to
his ranch in Cowley county.
The buyers are sorting all the hogs now
cutting out all the heavy and rough hogs
which sell at 5 to "a cents lower than me-
dunn and lights.
Hogs sold on this market yesterday for
more money than they brought in Omaha
From the Kansas City Telegram.
Seven thousand cars of steers will be
handled by the Santa Fe route from New
Mexico and Arizona this year, says the
Stock Grower and Farmer. "One hundred
and ten thousand steers will out OF New
Mexico over this line alone The Denver
q TT. Worth road expects TO handle over
Mexico. The drive out viii be less than IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
ket was quite active early in the session

ket was quite active early in the session
today but quieted down later and near the
close it ivened up some. The close was
54c lower for July and &c lower for the de
ferred futures than yesterday.
Corn was moderately active though al
times was rather quiet. The feeling early
was somewhat strong and final prices
show net decline of 14c@%c.
Oats were active and unsettled. There
was good volume of business in the new
crop months but only moderate tradings
in the old crop futures. The market closed
steady at a slight gain over the last sales
of yesterday.
A quiet but firm feeling prevailed and
trading was limited to few small lots in
pork. July advanced slightly and the
longer deliveries ruling slightly lower.
A fair trade was reported in lard and
prices exhibited only slight changes
Trading in short ribs was moderate and
no new features developed.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19

At the time o4 tho corOuzztSon 81 Charles
/. OF England, ehs rsui and rzsrphyroSss for
such oocAsS0ns were 9EuAIlT naade Of Gsno-
CSC velvtk- But. scOo-dhg "a d Orkney.
10y some ovezssgbs, All ale aoDrs In Lon>
don wss inEzsl0teag tSfuxnish chr pzTplo
velvet nscezns-Cy for Sss natss 81 ths king
and for tfsa far11sHps u ths thruaa- Is
was too lzte seAezA N Genoa fR a-anDply,
and through TINS aocasutas 4xS1ssey IA
happened that ths King vG< sfrfrVd tn
white vefvss 9. thss0lGznuTty u ttss eo-O-
nation and mt ~ Eed 81 Dnrszs rObea. a.
consistent with tf.e prsp>r n<aEr"
The fCSooo6Lnzs ~ ths mrz1orsrnes OF
this vhSts kSEzQ, secSTSfzn.y a. tsss pruph-
ecy of 1crl7n. w-z1 EzponHsa u hzz~e had
tbsnr fulaliEoeDt n ttsfs ca Wits hstng
the AncSat on1ov fEp vsz>srA. . c1rsosas
eoinsa3<1cs bang nO6s,2bie IN IL faGa
thai his pail ~as wtise via EDDw which
fell On u a. a shext wkEn ~ vz2 aHrr4sa a
ths grave Dry GSo<iu Clzrsuiels-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY No, June s.--CATTLE--Receipts
$500: shipments $500. Market about steady. Steers
IS GOa4 so cows, 81 Co.'s So stockers and feed
ers, 81 623{93 IS HoGS-Receipts 49, shipments M
bulk So 50. SHEEP-Receipts Cos shipments 100,
Market quiet. Good to choice muttons - 800 OD
lambs 81 25yS p; stOckers and feeders IS OOS3 70.
ST. LOUIS No. June 18.-CATTLE-Recepts
34OG shipments 800. Market lower. good to fancy
native steers - 3594 So stockers and feeders 81 $50
90 Texans and Indians 81 SlG3 To- HOGS-Re-
cepts $500; shipments HOO Market lower. Fair TO
choice heavy So 7O93 2 y; packing grades 50 6S3 ~
strong. Fair TO choice clipped, s. 0OG5 %.
CHICAGO. Ill. June IS CATTLE Receipts,
1900 shipments 5000 Market dull and lower.
Beeves 81 1893 To- steers s. 1904 20; stOckers and
feeders. 81 60G4 90; COWS, bulls and mixed,
81 406i3 GO; Texas grassers, 81 SOFAS 20. HOGS-Re-
Ceipts, 3O00l shipments 600. Market weak and
lower Mixed So 55Gl3 so; heavy, 81 55GGS So sktps
S. 6l63 30. SHEEP-Receipts $780, shipments, $500.
Market firm and steady. Natives 81 005 Al; Texans
IS 25G4 p; lambs S. 00&7 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
ghe aa1ieha Daily gaels Thursday orns gnue 49, 1880

former years and it is about correct to
state that the output Of steers from New
Mexico this year will be about 225, 600 Now
let us see how this compare with our estl-
mate of steers made March 8, last. Our
inquiry was as to the number of steers
that would be sold if prices were satisfac-
tory, and the replies received gave the
number of two-year-olds and up at about
100000. Some few yearlings are being, sold
which will make the number up to about
225, 900, the estimate of the railroad
companies. Which goes to show that our
March estimate is being proven correct"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
eo-L11 CT TIE COUNTRY

G->ALAO CT TIE COUNTRY.
Mehioable Jane can erect fence
On most eItravagant plan,
In popping of corn she ) very irnrnensA
But she never yet popped DER 3 man.
She can puncture drift or guide piov
Or build up good nirce pie;
But when she gets down to ethics, t<ov,
She iso's a~fully fly.
She can take away straw from the threading ma-
chime
Or round up stack With the best;
She's of on the style Of soctety's queen,
But on dunphngs she rakes all the resa
Two handed shell milk q big dairy Of cowA
And strain it ali through a felt hat;
But she's rezaent sone OF Baco1iSn rowk
And on Browning, aiss she is dst.
She can mend all the socks and the trousers n
reach
And 60 big washing aplonb;
She can vrlns hens neck and give usver Q
scpeech.
But on Swnburne the poor girl istiuuab.
She can scrub q big kitchen and valop the lids
And start them away 20 the school;
But tsc!Le her on what the last fashion bids
And the subject VIII show her g fool
Lusry Hulbod. rosy checked s H4hkabie Jare.
Butt UEo from the ground On e. plan
OF sraDdDeqoent size, which. alas CiTeth pain
To the putty fSced little club man
But take hsF ct home where SIZE re4grs .
queen.
And her ike over often voz'I find;
Where the clover is sweet, vel she kn't 9
Where the eye Of old sasz7e Is kind
H s Keller ID Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
Whit Eagle
FINANCE ANDCOMMRRCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-387 cattle, 1880
hogs. Shipments % cattle. Nearly
half the offerings were Texans, consist
ing of steers, cows, heifers and calves,
but were not fat. They were on sale
but had not changed hands at the close.
There were a few of nearly all kinds in
the native division. The market was
fairly active but to 10 cents lower on
all grades. Eastern markets all report
lower prices Stockers in good demand.
Hog receipts above expectations after
the heavy run yesterday. Market z
1-2 cents lower. Kansas City 10 to 12
1-2 lower than yesterday. Chicago
lower. Close barely steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19

Emile Be4Ezrz nzxuErsoa. e1sS b onsa
aw KeiLsrEyackt. IN S-zzzzzEza, when sspe-
rated from 4 hT SHez7as q fle Eog1lskx
miles,; hs a1So ssTs tAzzs ca vay fsSO1abla
occztos hs hzs u7sEts GA - 80 Cay
AerzSa. IN Java, ptsaa - n11ss fSz.sr~
veona Z HE, czs ssvA snz,ns~z, EsTa
tass h ksa sseo ASs&G E1Ds frnsn Pta
Nursun, mar Dks~Zss2, daze=nes AZ al
rnoSz 70 rziiszL ! sEarkss Sark~er EssAez
thzt MouuA Biexss = vt<iaaa froC1 ktz LAEsd~
azrd. thnzS-A dasszas Es1ga ttzr-z eeNxsez-
WAYuVz. - szaAvE<<. @ySz ES.as v1<a -.
wa Ia GF.xnlzsd h s1zla CszaoaT 80 q
rno1A.zia psak troa v4zA Ss1.~ $50
ra.nd ky 10 ziaz Tie wh11s nES5s St
tbs sSs< Afps s@rv b>@5 k1ksa zDuz bT
J. EEEsasy ~t1s< 20 rcl1s A~Ey, ass w.
JOass sGfrruz ttsse tia HGnAkzy@a have G2-
pared 70 H-s vSssy fro<z1 t1s sruze dlSt&1oa
Of - ufks-SE LOzss kssSzAkc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
Thy s~~y~

4 srserG q rriae ksa Two breass1-a. AID
respectively $50 b yszrA TleT hArs bsao
raosz ozr~<S1ny txazsot. aid ss2s-4aliy
wEyued sE1 Er@,ea A<s.szsG profanity.
Bg; CO asJ TIE ktzzs t,l-1~z za~s a1-k--z
irrzsaz-z1fy rzsp>iksd 70 a soze-h4ns
f.EusSA<y, and. 80 rz<zsxytoor bsiEz osssn.
re ovsrhss--s La fSgLswln<c
"L~e'ss~ssv, DEopes>f Joh1. ths slEss<-
Vel. iS<A. hSped 49, Cza<ztA4
60 ahead.~ I'D JoAz. sn10I=r1azfy.
You skz~=r fT<za. r-ss1sd Ch4rias-
4 us1-zzx-1's hezszsEson Ead John ~
spo11sd. szEphzfsezDys
Il szezrf'
The % !" sss<ytsd Ch=xlis. soIsnsniy.
And tha; sss<alaz es-tDrs EEytng tts.r
p-Eyerz 10 Lite sinners psoiEsatly eoa-
f--z.4 fhas they ~kss sErGrc1' - Ia
nsearxfnz-EAx Tawk RrzaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
The EceI..a...sic.. no-.-A-sp.r,

"fWhen = woman IL sngnGrd by an ecrIs-
siastic, for the first month sbss his maid.
for the second his nasc. and Tor the third
bis mistress For the fra mansb she's -
good IS gold: everything 1 Asss h my own
II am Leaving the ehHroh md ees her
coming from the hOuse OF Oos q The 0ther
esnOns l say 20 her. @WA<ra have you been,
JennieP' AT Jour guzziPAs - fetch bao6
your cup that ron hefs behind Last highs
when you we're at super
There you arTt Everything n nina
Next month ask thoszDe question IN tbs
same way. She will answer. I have been
after cur cup, which w-s len behtnd lasa
night when NO EuVped with ouE g~aip.
Cheer upi have Et4H SONS email share i'm
things. But tlse-1sOAth aktar shAI, IL I pus
tho same question. shall est srlonser sort
Of answer: TNhsSErs yOa n.ccsGhneaboutE
You want 20 know eTerTefinE. Ike "a btsb4
OPP. l have been % gel aay csTp. which
lea behind NE Last nSSbt whsa l vas sup
ping with mJ gossip YSn sss1she has
everything ''-Beroalds<1s VexvilBs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19

By the u-~T santa Fs tine table + win
b. 0heerVed hat the Chicas0 fas- eTpress
leave- here three aouTs aud aftee8 minutes
later and arrives IN Chicago The following
morning. making ali eastern connection
The ClalTeStca train lesTes four hour AID
forty-tIvs minutes later aid uakse the
Sane tine 20 Galveston TIE Beaver train
leaves tCTfy minutes earlier ard arrives a.
Pueblo ~ 60 = N, COLORADO syringe :. -
a II Denver abSs a. II THIS train 81
equipped with chair car. Pullman and
dining cars and VII nos stop FOR meals -
formerly. d. e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
wiehita Proance Marker.

WICHITA. Kan, June is
Little demand for old potatoes New potatoes
plenty al prices quoted. Lots Of garden truck and
prices little weak. Eggs plentiful at prices quo
ted Butter in fair supply al steady prices
POTATOES-KanSas tic per bushel. northern 70c
new. 81 0dl . per buShel.
CABRAG ES-New &c.
ONIONS-New 81 - per buSheL
PIE PLANT-Iiec per 10.
SPINAGE-Sc per N.
LETTUCE-5C per 10.
RADISHES-l0c per doz lunches
ASPARAGUS per doz. lunches
SPRING ONlONS-lSc dog lunches
PARSLEN-2aC dog lunches
EGGS-S5lSiEe per Joz.
BC1TER-fauCv creamery 10 choice creamery
lSc choice butter l2Ae fair loc. cooking butter s.
CHEESE .-Eastern iuli cream l5C. half cream II :
PC skim SEA- linlburser T2s BIZ. brick I5sl6 fu,i
cream Swiss l6elSc.
CHICKENS-Dressed 6IssSc per ID. live g SO
5 " per doZ-
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II was extremely appropriate that they
should have laid him to rest in the same
quiet spot, which he had guarded SO
zealousiy through all these dong years.
And out there. on the cid plantation,
among the budding trees and trailing
vines, after hundred years Of such
vicissitudes as seldom fall to tie lot Of
man, sleeps in undisturbed repose, the
bodies OF the master, the mistress and the
faithful Uncle Caance--Atl2nta Const-
tuition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
The Matter with Hannah.

4 rather o<enruftured and overstrained
literary and critical view which fell into
our hands the Other day was relieved at
one point BY the stasenentthst Hannah
Moore was never Kissed n her life" We
suggest to the BrcEHing club that il
this fact may possibly be fCu-d : elev
70 the origin O: that familiar classical
saving: And that's what's the nfster
With Hannah r-Bostaa Globe,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. KAN June Is
Market rules steady with a fair demand from
both city and country trade.
SOLE LEATHER Slaughter 2a6Slc, B. A. 2.lS
"a. good damage 2ld2SC.
HARNESS-Acorn oak sc, No l oak SAC, l. II. Sc,
Union Soc. HemloCk PC.
CALF-Domostic 6sccsS1 o. French 81 O0@1 50
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtTa heavy IS 81 heavy
S %, medium s. 80, light 81 25Sl -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19

The Missouri Pacific viii sell tickets %
Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Denver e. 10.
Kansas City. - joseph End Omaha q %
St Louis only e ~. AL ether points cor
respondinEly low Gall and Ut lowest
rates. - north Man street Missouri IA
clsc ticket oflce Shortest line 10 -
L1u5s By s. miles. Two hours the quick
g. II -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
-.-.-a- 80
,RrSFNTATIVE SALES,
Following are the representative sales OF cattle at
Ia wards today:
HOGS.
Reoeinfs 17sn. Shipments :

Receipts 1IsO. Shipments -.
The rec eipts were above expectations after the
heavy run of yesterday. The market opened sc IN
der Yesterdays ruling prices, account of heavy
breaks in eastern markets, and afternoon prices
were still 2J6c lower making a decline of TIC for
The dav Kansas City closed 10Gl2I6c lower than
yesterday. The buyers sorting the offerings
how taking out all the heavy and rough hogs
which sell from 5GT16c lower than medium and
lights Chicago had reported 5000 on sale and mar
ket lower. This market closed barely steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-19
wichita Hide and Tallow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, June Is
There is n fair movement in hides and the market
is steady.
HIDES-No green Sa4c per III. No , green she per
H. No green salt 44c, No green salt S4cdry hides
5sl1lsc per 10. bulls and stays PIC.
TALL0N-Nol, sac per H. No22Ssc-
SHEEP PELTS--SlsS5c each.
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0nest creamery lo11CGl4c. nne ll199 E1pc, nneS
dairy, 10@llc. fine 6GS9c.
EGGS-l@l2c.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. June IS.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-DulI for low. steady for high grades
XIX, 65c; XXX 15c; family 81 o. choice 81 40 fancy
WHEAT-Unsettled No hard cash, 741@@75c
June 741ec; July, 1S3sG7319c.
CORN-Steady. No. cash 2S1sC12:Nc; juno, 29c.
OATS-StrOnger. No. , cash. 261ec; june nothing
doing; July, 2513c.
RYE-No2 cash, 4O94lc; June, 4Oc.
EGGS-Dull at SC.
MILLTUFF-Irregular.
CORN MEAIs-j5C.
CORNCHOP-54c.
HAY-Quiet Strictly fancy prairie Sc 5Os6 7ji
good to choice IS 50G4 90.
LEAD-Quiet, soft Missouri and common s. IS;
refined s. 20.
FLAXSEED-S1 p.
BUTTER-Weak. Good to fancy creamery, aSi4c
good to fancy dairy 6$Hc
enthusiastically. Northern twins lGGllc; West
ern sa9c Young America l09llc skinned 4&5.
LIVE POULTRY-Firm, good demand. Choice
hens 50 0(d3 p; nall fat s. JOG2 10 rOoSteTSS2 "
O. 80 spring chickens 81 2592 %.
PROFESSIONALISM
HAMS-Sl0 80.
BREAKFAST BACON-SS 50.
DRIED BEEF-S1 80.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short clear sides IS 90
dry long clear Sc eG shoulders s. 50.
SMOKED MEATS-LOng clear IS 0G shoulders
Sc 90; short clear sides So "A.
PORk-Sl3 90.
LARD-Reflned 81 y.
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Commencing SUNDAY March y, the
Great Rock Island route VIII place IA
service between kansas City and Denver
their new ard magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" "Deimoate' and Ray
nOnd-' Passengers leaving wichita On
the morning trains for Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver vii u servsc with
dinner and supper Oh th-ss trains ll08
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA. Kan. June Is.
There is some wool being offered and the market
IS firm
Bright condition-BriCht medium l6c, heavy me-
dunn lGc light fine l4C, heavy fine PC.
Earthly conditions Medium lSc. fine sale, coarse
u6lsc, Mexican select grades l2,Slic, coarse and
kenny 50 l0c.