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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO Ill. June Grading in wheat
was fairly active chiefly on local account
The feeling was somewhat unsettled but
the market was eXcitable and did not
respond 50 readily 70 bull influences IS a
few days ago. Evidently some operators
who had been on the long side of the mar
ket are trading on the short side now,
which tends 10 Keep down the market and
prevent prices from advancing SO sharply.
The market opened about 4GSC lower
and prices further declined &c, then sd
vanced l-sWl &C. iuctuated some and
closed about Z. Z higher for July, &c lower
for August, unchanged for September and
&C lower for Deem Der than closing prices
yesterday
Corn was active and stronger. higher
prices being the rule on ali futures: The
advance WAS due to local influences, though
bad crop reports had some effect The
market closed : a sc better than yester-
day.
Oats were active, stronger and prices <
q &C higher The advance was due 70
moderate receipts. rasher unfavorabie re-
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
Rrief Mention.

". z. Smith. Eldorado, came in with
car of hogs. This is his first shipment.
q. b. Goodrich Springvale, sent in a car
of cattle and hogs.
W. r. Save had car of hogs on the
market from Rome.
Mr.. Parsons. Of Shives and Parson,
Tuka, came in with car Of cattle and
hogs.
W. H. Dyer, Clearwater, was on the
market with car OF mixed stock.
Hamilton. & Sparks, Norwich sent in a
car of hogs.
W. H. Schoonover, Bushton, marketed
cattle and hogs.
Robbins & Wykoff, had a car Of mixed
stock at the yards.
White q Cain, Freeport, sent in a car of
hogs.
Isaac Simpson, Freeport. marketed hogs
Is. {. Cochran came in from Tisdale with
4 car of hogs.
Peter Springer. Ziba, was on the market
with d car Of hogs.
T. c. Malloy, Medicine Lodge, sent in a
car Of hogs.
Capt. T. Neal &, Son, Pratt, marketed
hogs.
11NAl ANNANh - ANiAi1AA'''As A4tiNA q
of hogs on market.
John Waldock. Carlo, came in with
car Of cattle.
! Gamble. Elyra, had car Of hogs on
the late market.
Mr. brown of Lawrence, Kansas, had
nineteen cars Of thin New Mexico stockers
at the yards. which he shipped from
Amarillo. Tex As and Is sending them TO
Ellsworth to feed. They stopped at the
wards for rest and feed.
Vols x FugersOn. extensive stock ship
ers Of Wellington, purchased 197 head Of
sheep on this market today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

~ Full sets OF teeth s., s. and SO
RsSsE-SA Gold Filings Fl and up; Silver I5c;
Es54sfsSSsSS5ss9 Extracting with cOGCaine JUc- We
VII Pg5Ss-EsEY guarantee satisfaction.
~~SsSGANS ~ Painless Dentists.
BOID'S DENTAL ROOMS.
Dr. T. T. BOYD. DR. J. A HoLLENBERGER
1i3 East Douglas Avenne. N9
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph,

KANSAS CITY. No., June CATTL4E-Receipts
270G shipments $50. Market steady to weak,
Steers, g 6094 10 cows, 81 75S3 so stocS Ss;C
and feeders. IS 1898 10. HOGS-Receipst. s1JG
shipments 300. Market PIC to sc lower All grades
S. 5093 621 bulk, s. 5593 80. SHEEP-Reeeipts 4gUG
shipments 100. Market slow, weak. Good TO choice
muttons s. 6G96 OF stociers and feeders 81 5000 20
lambs 81 j0S3 70.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 5-CATTLE.-Receipts
$500 shipments 400 Market steady and actFe
Good to fancy native steers 81 eS5 0 stockers ana
feeders 81 1894 0e Texans and Indians q 9TS4 ~
HOGS-Recsipts 500 shipments l400 Market lower
Heavy 81 eo23 20; packing grades g Dogs oL19.
SHEEP-ReceiDts 200 shipments olVL MARKET
teady. Fair TO choice clipped, IS 1904 e.
CHICAGO hi, June g. CATTLE Receipts,
1900 shipments 1000 Market steady. Beeves,
6 S995 o. stockers and feeders, 81 5O94 Ot steers
Texas steers 81 4Nle4 Is. HOGS - Receipts,
3. 600: shipments coca. Tarket active and lower.
Mixed s. 6G3 IS; heavy 80 60d3 so; light s. 60S "a
skips 60 as 90 SHEEP-Receipts 500; shipments,
100 Market steady: Natives Il 0ls5 q; western
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Emigration 10 the West.

IF you have friends in the east who con-
template coming west, or if you are going
east, remember you can save time and
money, likewise your friends, by buying
tickets over the Missouri Pacific railway,
the shortest line between st. Louis and
Wichita by IS miles and over. Two hours
the quickest time. This is the only line
giving you choice Of two routes, either via
Kansas City or Fort Scott. Elegant free
reclining chair cars between Wichita and
st. Louis, also between Kansas City and
Wichita, without change of cars Pull
man sleepers on all trains Be sure that
your tickets read via the Missouri Pacific
railway and thus save annoyance of
changing cars and unnecessary delays.
Remember also that no charges are made
by porters for riding in chair cars. These
porters are paid by the company and are
not allowed to charge any one, be they
local or through passengers. They are
hired TO attend to the wants Of the travel
ing public.
City ticket Office, 137 North Main street,
" ichIta, Kan. T. +. BLECKLET.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
II. G. TOWNSEND.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
St. Louis 40. LOFT
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The increase q ths pgValsAion N Eng
land and Wales is-Sct1 VERY Fzpid Accord
iIE TO the Esststses fOr rss9. Vublisfrd BY
;bc regtSt=sr general. tlse hrces tn has
year wero sss rs. and The 4estAs ga. ~ sa
incTcaao Of 81 .2l1 VII hin tlRtsSvznozthA
witAes1S Allowing fer tsrnfxrztsOn. ThAs
Is = good solid colony hdasd 70 the Populn-
tioa svery year. The s0eal usss1ksr now
ozcosis -. 90, ESQ Or six EnSs the 5s0Dula~
tAa 81 Ireland, whicAVVAs oEos usueh more
thrn sslf eur own Tbs births Of Earn ar
ceSd these Of r1-Dan ~ Isy4Tl, - shsS Ehs
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vss.5nz sausss TIE .uhhAsoE - he sczss
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keep gtaeIy. The~S ds- Asstsves 70 GER
sainty ef ss-SsAG ,-AEsHS0n SPECTATOR.
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Wichita Provision Market.

,.
Packers are well pleased at the large increase in
orders. Prices rule about steady on most articles
SUGAR CURED NEATS-Canvass or plain hams,
2lbsand up 49111xc, hams 1000 lbs 1lEc, hams me-
diam and Up l0l6Gl2c mans small size l0D2 lbs II
s171kc California picnic hams nc, breakfast bac
fuIl width strips Ssgl5C, dried beef-ham (extra
dry &C. smoked beef tongues per doZ IS Co. Gotta ge
or boneles ma ms SIC New York shoulders 6G6c Cali
fornia bacon &C Tennessee bacon &c rolled Shout
derS boneless &c.
SIDE b1EATB-Short clear sides packed dry salt
60 s5 10 per 100 lbs clear fitches Sac English bel
lies 61Ic long clear sides SIS 81 5 50 shoulders 4z1
clear backs s. s096 p per 100 lbs long clear bacon
IS 536 Go cwt short clear bacon s. % clear bacon
backs e. 59e6 10 bacon fhches S. 6087 Is bacon
shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 151I96<c, fresh
pork sausage textras) &c, Vienna and and Fink
furt lOc. head cheese SC bolognas rounds 4sG5c,
bolognas middles 41ed96c nickles bologna 416cs5c,
tongue sausage &C. liver sausage &c, blood pudding Sc
LARD-Basis Tc,s, choice family 61sc, bakers Spe-
ciaf 64c, pure leaf &c, Whittakers Star TIC Whitta-
ker's pastry 65sc.
FRESH NEATS-BEEF-Side or whole oarcasses
5l6jlc mind quarters 61<9718c. fore quarters 3Q4c
lOins 50 l0C- POIlH-Pork loinS &c. tender lons &C.
spare ribs &c, back bones &c.
PREPARED PICKED GOODS-Pis's feet put in
halves and spced- Quarter bbs. 20 lbs 25 kits Is
lbs. De. Picked and spiced pigs tongue-Kitts Is
lbs. 81 IS. Tripe, picked and spiced-Quarter bbls
20 lbs. 30, kits, Is lbs. Csc.
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observation-disclosures!

W ANTED-RESiDESC TO RENT 4 con-
~ veDient house OF or rooms, centrally located
by a small family without children Satisfactory
references Address ~HoUse-seekeT." care Daily
Earlp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

Prisonsnr' vas IStas kr@Ff1 r5lt1ssT; evt-
ps-Tt ofs 8 b42 f1Egzd Bess ksab sesns Of the
crime, "a oraanss.y sr~zFl6s -5aNAk hst. but
syFazR - - t<-s as.As1EEFia GSgr9sAl (ar shs
de4SIsz, q sstzSaso, zs9as< aizy 3 sf the con-
nao-ness ef'tbs F2A ''Sal. gualsDen. no
Doubt sASh % pa. F1suzpR Kseh a hat, q
The most aE5iAsy S.z,zs @uS shsee b.
VAR lo~ Esu ,vssdsuss ls'zsliEff cEsxturs
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dsaea,7 sad - "a 50 sass y,1aEa svsas 80
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS

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81 ~ = oar 1890 isrSe4 Era e4-G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

4 CUR ta~ @SHlsHslA& wsE3eh - not - NJ
ssghtly "a O. 1e<hOd - Yss<ut erns-ally
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pezson Asszsns sshs azuT pr - spaoaaciss
tkAE sax hs etyAt .ror~~~n plaas e., ard
IN ne eo@tg - 49, lrSs. - h1m gum =
snail bt1s,s A. afAas vN1Ek IN ssDs 81 btaek
pinto vEr1sA - fs<nns-vFuk biarkA ebous
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that xhs es1bss .bs.sGa vzssi1ArH, sid ths
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lsoh saruas.1st. sd waS t4rae sod pzSaasDs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

INOE sALE-ATA EAEGAIS-GODD FOLDING
i I'D 5zs fC.5-E V-z-s STD azS -1c<s~, -.
.- Town. yAFcrsDs once t&le, &c Cal - attr~ss
q taf EArxeL ~
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st. Louis Produce

81. LOUIS, No. June >.
FIO-R-S;sady and unchanged. Choice s. ia
%, fancy s. sl4 ~ extra fancy - SS4 O. patents
q htz5 Is
WHE AT-Opened &c better then declined %.
Latter on bad crop reports advanced lAsC IL orr The
bottom. sold Of again, closed 8 - above yes
te-G3y. No. cash KS lgs-e Sc, July closed S,fsc
August $50 and December F3asC-
CORN->o.d mp sc essed II aCsin- closed about
rs yesterday. NJ, cash 523,c' July closed a-@4c;
4 august. tssty-
-. oATS-Hisher. strong No cash, 2s3gc asked;
July closed 2-3SC; August. 2t-Ac-
RGl-NI-. No. cash. Ole
BARLEY -NO transactions.
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Wl(Gli :aglf
COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

RaceIDts Of live stock at the Union Stock
yards for "a hours, 6o5 cattle; 1866
hogs. The cattle markets was more &C
tive than for some days. Prices ruled
firm on good cattle, but poor stuff was
very slow sale and prices lower than for
some time. There was very strong sup
ply Of feeding steers and stockers
among the offerings and they found
ready sale at good values. The receipts
of hogs were larger than expected, but
the packers were active buyers at mar
keJ prices which was So AT Ia for
bulk Of today's offerings. The close
was about steady.
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The YsufAnuI in Boston.

= COUSIN rom a western -a1ch Is Wis
ting the Bellingrzzns. Of Boston.
The oc1sin taT iuHch-Then STUFFED
olives Is the most al fred elegant taIngs
ever got ny teeta I-l
Baby Bsu4nghan tass ?, II whisper
Mamma, tbs mAA Is literally dread
nj. Suppose any ef c1x friends saw
LIN Use his ,knf1e. And If he persists Il
rs cTininEIiy ucgTsa-2fScsl language
am Absolutely certain / sisAH have q.
-ft@ck Of nervous pros-ASSn.- Bostol
3azcnn
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New York Prnhncn

NEW YORK juno 3
wUFAT-Stronger. No . red s5i4c.
GOkN-FirIn. No. ,, Sl44Ilic.
OkTS-StrunEer. No. white - .SleC.
COFFFE-EaSy. Sales $500 hays. spot Rio sc
NCGAR-Retined strong, GsaaulaIed, &c,
Crushed. e Lido.
ESGS-Steaay. Western lptGI4A4o.
BCTTTR-Fair inquiry. Western dairy eE1c;
western creamery, bSl+C-
CHEESE-Steady. Western "a ssssc,
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rEEmEEk.s pORk PACKING

CINCINNATI, O., June 5.-The Price Cur
rent says:
The western marketing of hogs continue
liberal. but is not now enl3rCIng. Pack
inc returns show 800. 900 for the week. or
. 600 less than the preceding week. and
AGAINST 365. 900 last year. From March !
the total is 3.245 600, against , as. 600 a year
ago: increase 600 The leading places
cnnpare as follows:
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ports, light offerings and good demand for
all futures.
Very little was doing in pork and the
feeling was steady
In lard quite an active business was
transacted and the market was stronger.
Trading in ribs was quite active and the
feeling was stronger.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-06

Uufs~<s 6tEsez Ms,sshsa HsJeA u I<aAB-
gels. Who - 80 0hd ia.1AD 6shtsr. @syss
'4Tfs A5fsllsa fai1sss7 81 10 onl5 sDs Ct tAs
~ vic ezat ~ t-ssEsA tie wa born =
tssE AID . hsps<<7-a. s-ss Toa 1rnS DAD 60
= 30 sran't IL n sd eSsosvs his esSn ch3sz-
II - a. rssEns&l ~ 2sun 70 yNza - k1l .
wA5ss rzzn - "a = tor aaszs&o sS1Hys-
Ds+ra.t Free Press
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, No, June s.
The Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-Quiet, Xxx, Csc; Xxx 75c; family 81 o.;
choice 81 50; fancy 81 'O extra fancy 81 cool ST.
WHEAT~steady No 2 hard cash SIC; No, red
CORN-Steady. No. cash, sc.
OATS-Ea =ier. No. cash, 251RC.
RYE-Steady. NO2 cash, IGC.
MILLSTUFF-Steady.
CORN MEAI4-FiTIn, sc
CORN CHOP-5iC.
BRAN-Weak 4Sc.
HAY-Quiet. New So
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common s. 6ji
chemical and refined 50 70.
FLANSEED-Si p.
BUTTER-Weaker Creamery, AG,l5c.
EGGS-Steady. lie
CHEESE-Steady. Northern twins 1Oal1ci West
ern S49c.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens quiet; springs firm;
Choice hens IS 0OGo ,; small tat $J5 o. ROSTERS
s. utH2 -.
PROVISIONS-Ste Steady.
HAMS-tl0 80.
BREAKFAST BACON-SS 50
DRIED BEES %.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short clear sides 81 0G
dry long clear IS 90; shoulders 3 So
SMOKED MEATS-Bung clear IS 0G shoulders
sc 90; short clear sides 50 %
PORK-$13 90.
LAkD-Refined s. 90
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MEETING OF BOARD or EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the Hoard % County
Commissioners Of SedgWlCk County. Kansas viii
meet as board Of equalization, Ard proceed 90 adj
just and eIuaNEc t1ic maize lu the cr4
townships OF said cegHty on ths following named
days
Alton. Attics, Delano and Park townships Moa-
day, June :, Eagle, graAt, Greeley aud RookfeTd
Lincoln. Ninu-hA, Nnncscah and ohio townships,
Thursday. June shet man, waco Iutuu nd Valley
Center townships Friday, June Erie. GRAND River.
Morton NioiA and Salem townships. Saturday. June
:. Wichita township and Wichita CITY. hoEdhE.
Tuesday. Woiaesiay. aud thursday June Z %. n.
and J.. a d, le0 The County Commissisners
earnestly request that all parties feeling themselves
srr.vrd Ia their assessment desiring corrsgSfon
Of any oyrUr. will AppSsr on the dAy designated for
hearing IN The townships 10 which they resda.
By urytcr Of The County Commissioner.
dll-St b. BUSKfS. County Clerk
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Commencing Sunday, March %, the
Great Rock Island route will place in
service between Kansas City and Denver
their new and magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" 'Delmonte" and Ray
mOnd." Passengers leaving Wichita on
the morning trains for Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver will be served with
dinner and supper on these trains 1l0-tf
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Rszx KssE b tss ezsEd poEt % tie B-ft-
81. ssEs5slre, GLsS Ez.esA4Es-vEh Tar paszS-
hls exrxyssso & ES~ YSrk-4hs tAird 81
~ zzzIa T1E~ze-ses brzr1sa a, ship
ping , Fr-sArFfh an ekza - al he Er5sssh
DcaesESo-s IN tAs Ss-Esssas = AmsE.oz,
o. tLaa tszs e. shs fSag iaAdfAz c5sozs1s AZ
AuEsyAzzz-1sz1s = WszA
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Ehs - tzzt $50 uEg1 ~ ~ Zsr
Askee = p~zyyaeszzy zsazzhsusof hls serv1zA
= tozE xs1~ Ma uzrz- ~ Es s<ys ~
rss - I'D frlsec - zEg fsassy'A~ -Al
rS.st. yoz ~ Brs GkNs ~ Sz,y sorTy,
sat ~. fz<kez h,eszsf "--.,sssT Tvrk Pres.
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Wichita Wool Market

WICHITA. Kan. June s.
About p coo pounds OF wool were sold on this n
ket today; gGO pounds Of it was raised this county
and i5G0) pounds shippe in from cou
Prices firm at quotations.
Bright Condition--Rright medium LOO, heavy me-
dunn lac, light fine he, heavy fine l2C.
Earthly condition. Medium lSc. fine Sole coarse
ll3ltc, Mexican select grades I2GI4c, coarse and
kempy SaylOc.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA Kan June 5.
Strawberries not so plenty today and prices firm.
Oranges and bananas in fair supply, and there Is a
good demand at prices quoted.
ORANGES = Mexican SIS 75@4 90 per box
California Mediterranean sweet "a o034 5O
per box Messna 81 OGE4 p per box, Imperial 81 %
Der box. San Diego 4 25per box.
LEAONS-MesSina per box. 81 jG35 20.
STRAWBERRIES 50Ga2 % per crate.
GOOSEBERRIES-S2 CSplf2 90 per crate.
PINE APPLES-EOue in market.
APPLES-N None in market
BANANAS-S20O a 50 0O per bunch, fancy 50 5oper
bunch.
FIGS--Layers 15813c per ID Il oval boxes $500
Is per 100.
DATES-Persian to III boxes, Slslg9c per lb Fard,
l2al4 III boxes. l2lfc per ID.
HONEY-CaIifornia, 10 frames. I7t8lSc perlb.
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~Its 81 ~. y IrtzS yxss-sn xhss
Eslrzss hes v.-lt,ss 's0zaaa tbs t4sacus,p
ssiE Saesz-veA
T.: r-Eg - -; 5us - vv-ks Aosh
war r. Hoirzss hz1 ayrrlrs~n ts@ ssu1
ysu write ks Neri4h.t % tAsaga&s a-z1zzks
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Employment Aaencies.
Under this head &c per line per day

NNANTED-5 QUARRY MEN, - LABOHEES
w for stone quarry, cooks ~ from S. per week
to so per month / mead waiter ~ 80 per month 70
start, dining girls, lady BARRIERS. / second
cook at sle per month, news agents 20 run Gu
trains, this Is the best and incest sob % young man
can procure at present For particulars 70 above
work enclose lUc in stamps or call on J. K heuwor-
thy & Co., over So Douglas ave. II u
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east? If so. take the Great Rock Island
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
to al points. City ticket office, 100 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
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HOGS.


The market opened weak and &c lower than last
nights close 4 few loads sold at the half but the
hulk OF the hogs changed hands at % 81 The re-
cepts were fully up to expectations. The packers
took all the offerings at good values As compared
with cas- ern markets. Chicago had LON fresh TO
cepts and the market slow and duh. Kansas
civ % TO &c lower The market closed barely
steady.
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A Bright Idea

4 Bright IdoA-
"Chollie was smart"
"Revf"
"Why, just before his rich uncle died he
called Chollie to him and told him he had
decided TO leave him nothing but his auto
graph"
Yes
and Chollie said all right and then he
drew up check for 100000 and told the
old man 60 put the autograph on IL 1t
pleased the old fellow so he made IL S2Do,-
0Oo."-Epoch.
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SHEEP.
Eeccints ~.

Receipts Ia.
The receipts were the largest for some time and
they sold quick at good prices.
Good mutton sheep SediOO nn4 81
Coed stock wethers, 100 hbGa -
Coed 10 extra lambs IU@4 W
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, June 5.
Baee3n+s Fo5. sbin-n4nts 70.

Receipts CTS; shipments IL
among today's receipts were ninetee cars OF NeW
Mexico stockers, which are going TO Ellsworth
county and stopped al the yards for feed ana rest
There was fair supply OF feeders and stoe kers on
There were also some shipping steers, which Ioln3
ers Poor and half fat cattle very dull and prices
lower Chicago market was slow and dull Kansas
City steady. This market closed steady.
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Wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Kan, June ).
There are no changes of note. There is a good
supply in all lines. Prices steady a quotations.
POTATOES-Kansa 6Oc per busheL northern zoe
new, & % Per bushel.
GABBAGES-NUne.
ONIONS-NOne in market.
PIE PLANI-lc per ID
SPINAGE-5c per I'D.
LETTUCE-SC per ID.
RADISHES-l0c per doz. punches.
ASPARAG CS-zjC per dOz. lunches
SPRING ONIONS-i0C doZ punches.
PAbSLEH-S3c dOz lunches.
EGGS-llC Per doz.
BUTTEk-Eancy creamery 1lc, choice c-eemery
l5C. choice butter l2lC. fair Zoe cooking butter &c.
CHEESE Eastern fun cream l3C half cream liza
PC, skim e@"c, lunhurser Rs94c brick l5glG, fun
cream Swiss Itg.l6c.
CHICKENs-Dressed 6]48Sc per lb., live 81 $50
o. per dOZ.
TukhEYS-Live 6g7c per H.. dressed 9S1lc.
Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, Kan. June J.
Orders from the country quite liberal and fair
city trade.
90 SOLE LEATHER-Lsla ushterI 29G3lc. B. A. 279
&c, good damage 2lte23c
-HARNESS-Acorn oak &c, No l oak 3ic, L. e sc
Union Soc, Hemlock PC.
CA4LF-Dcnestic G5c@$1 co. French 81 00&I 50.
CUT HALF SOLFS--EXtra heavy Is 81 heavy
s. w. medium 81 81, light 81 25Sl -,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK. June 5.
Honey on call easy, ranging from to 81 per cent
Last loan closing (. closed offered At 80.
Prime mercantile paper 4A43G+1.
Sterling exchange more active, strong 81 sfsc
TJr ~ day bills aud 81 SiipC for demand
Ihe total sale Of stocks Lodav Wore ~ CS6 shnrns
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Kan, June g.
Grain receipts running a little light for several
days There is a good demand for all kinds Of grain
ard the market l. firm.
Receipts for "A hours 200 bushels CORN 1000 bush
els oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-CIood milling SFIS2C. while other grades
quoted a 70C and down.
CORN-No - ~ better 2I@z2c, white 2219923c.
OATS-lG %
RIE-Eov, OF better SjcG.y75S
HAY-S4 ~ per con in car lots.
GROUND CORS-ChOp in car lots SOC per 100 lbs.
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BUTTER-Steady. unchanged. Fancy separator
l4@l43c; finest creamery 139Hc, finest dairy 9@llc;
fine Gla9c
EGGS-LGI216c.
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DIR. e. EMMA COBB,
DENTISTS.
DIR. q. III. CREDITOR.

Dentist C9oe ~ y. Man e,=r Sz--ih stow
E5tal.r1d II gfglfnis.frsS lNe-Ae1S - =. ! .
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wichita HIDE and TaIlow ,Iar,,c+.

Wichita Hide and TsllOw Market.
WICHITA. Kan, June j.
HIDES-No l green 3s{c per III. No green SIC per
ID No green salt &c, No green salt SIC dry hides
80 nc per ib. bulls and stays PIC.
TAlIOW-Nol $50 per 10, No PIC.
SHEEP PELTS--5f1F75c each.
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