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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29

Mrs. Henry, in whose judgment she
placed unbOunded faith, though she had
not always the courage to follow her adj
vice. But Mrs. Henry was on a visit to
her plantation in Jefferson, and Miss e.
vira had returned still burdenrd with the
affecting note, which she was ALWAYS
p2riHg over whenever her brother was
out of the way. She began reading it
fuytivrly at the tea table as soon as the
colonel retired to his musings on the
front piazza. Missy, why had come in
late to her supper, was eating watfles
and honey with Il leisurely gusto that had
driven Griffin Jim to a stool in the
kitchen, with the remark. "Fo' legs is
h"ttcr'n two legs ter wait on Miss Wini-
frrd's delays" and thus Miss Elvira and
her little nice" were alone together.
WiHirreI improved the occasion.
AUNT E!yira." said she, "dun't YOU
think its time Drcr Nicholas wa, let to
con-" home: He's been gone ever since
5'Go' corn droppin'." Missy's calendar
was Of the plantation.
oh, WinifrrI, I'm afraid Nicholas
isn't always we'll conducted" Miss
Elyira stamurred, not knowing what TO
reply
1T amt no difference to me if he is
bad or good" said Missy sturdily; "he is
Br2r Nicholas. Only don't believe he
amt just as good Il. can be-"
But he ought not to diSappOint his
father as he does" sighed Miss Elvira.
"Well, | reckon father disappoints
him some" Missy replied. with precO-
riuuS ShrewGmeSe.
You d"lt understand, dear" said
Miss Eivira, wondering little at her
self that she shouId speak 50 freely to
this child. Il fear Nicholas is-wilI."
And Miss Elvira sighed deeply. In her
vocabulary wild" was a word Of the
strongest condemnation.
"l.,.t him come home, then, and get
Cnmed, said Missy, promptly
This was IirS. Herry'5 advice also
MIS-. lIerry, who reasoned from a sound
Judgment, and her own deep experience
in a like case. Bat to advocate Cousin
Nyrtii!a's opinion openly was more than
dis student of Bishop Ken could venture
upon. licr strongest hope was that NichO-
las might be tanned by marriage with
his pretty cousin Flora Thornc, who had
the merit Of pleasing the colonel That the
'olonel should be pleased wa, the al! i'm
D0rtant point, il view Of which Miss
Iyira ignored ;he fact that She herself
" NOt found Flora tlawlcSs. But this
',.~ not IA sIl1ject to be discussed with
Ai.av, and sh" felt relieved when Glory
Ann interrupted with the announcement:
"NiasIe-vi9py, here's ole man Gilbert
Dunno II what he want. He mex greet
par..;r % .nrrc"y bout what he got
wrapped in piece O cloth; but nose kin
smell aassyfac anywhere5."
'Fummc" shouted Missy, and darted
from the room.
"Jra' hear dat" grumbleI Glory Ann,
III j""3. .'a resentment, as she followed
her p'..' back piazza "Iukkom she
goes after ole man Gilbert, stidIar rr-
min'in' me bout aao.s fac"
"LIowd'yr, Missyl-virey; huh yea d."
sid oI Gilbert, rising to DO" ual rape,
.:.-"' c@n.r or o.: the piazza
"Th%nA y"u;r1~tty well, Gilbert. How
10 YOU COT"
"Tn t,r say tollab}r, bless Gawd;
Nia ! .-v.-,,.. loved ter L.iny dozen
"ir-5 fur . 'mombrance, but De amt all
iiI yit; an l knowcd Missy wuz gwan
to- "lai q -om" s"~,yfac. - les come
w.: ~.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29

The sun was down, and the moon not
yet risen, when he came out on the other
side of the barren, where he ceased his
singing, being now near his journeys
end; for at the foot of the slope was the
large red gate that gave entrance to Sun
rise plantation.
Old Gilbert dismOunted. with some
rheumatic grunt5, to open this gate. A
whippoOrWlll was calling in the grove
through which he had to drive to the
house; and as he climbed back upon the
cart, a sCreech owl uttered its uncannv
cry.
''Drat dat Crittur" the old negro NUT
tered, in fear and anger, as he stopped
with haste to pull off his left shoe. Hits
SIGH bad sign ter hear a screech owl;
but de do say, eff you put off yo' left shoe,
20 put off de bad luck. Lawd, SEN no
bad luck ain gwan fall ter Mawse Nick,
long o dat Sturbance what dat Jesse
Furnival named ter me. Lemme gitoute
dishyer grove quick ez ole Brandy kin
tote me"
But old Gilbert had to endure the sere-
made Of the scrcech owl yet some minutes
longer, before he came to the second
gate in front Of the house of hewed logs,
which was neither cramped nor a COM
fortress dwelling, though it moved the
scorn of the old negro fresh from the
grandeur Of Thorne Hill. ''Sich a place
fur Mawse Nick" he calculated con-
temptuously, as he halted his OK.
A vOciferouS chorus from the dogs
greeted his arrival, and Gilbert prudently
kept his perch on the cart, shouting
Justify, "HelIo!'
Hello, YOURSELF" answered a voice
through the dusk.
Oats him, bless Glory" the old man
chuckled. as he clambered down from
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
OLD MAN GILBERT.
By ELIZABETH W. BELLAMY,
C"KAMBA THORPE
author Of -Four Oaks" "LitHe Joan
nd," Etc.

Copyrighted. All rights reserved Published by
special arrangement with the BelfOrd Company.
Nf-NE York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, H.. May Trading in wheat
was on 4 large scale again today and there
was considerable excitement during the
session accompanied with sharp advance
in prices. May closed sc higher than yes
terday; June 45sc higher, July about &c
higher than yesterday. Buying orders
came pouring in from all sections, the
country being again well represented on
the buving side There was a large trade
in corn and the feeling was considerably
firmer. the bulk Of the business being at
higher prices The close was SsdS4c
higher than yesterday.
In oats there was decided increase in
the volume OF business and the strong
tone of the market. The course of values
was influenced TO a considerable degree by
that OF wheat and corn. The close was
firm at 1s6l SC up.
An active trade was reported N mess
pork but prices ruled rather irregular
within a moderate range. AT the opening
the feeling was rather firm and prices were
advanced 53l0c. Later an easier feeling
was developed and prices receded 10G15c.
During the latter part Of the session the
market was stronger and prices rallied 20
050c. but extreme figures were not fully
supported
Quite an active business was transacted
in lard and the market was stronger.
Opening sales were made at about sc ad-
vance which WAS followed by further i'm
provement of a. loc. especially on the de
ferred deliveries Later slight reaction
occurred but near the close more steadiness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Brief Mention.

JB. KeTI. Clearwater, was looking over
the market today.
L. NJ. McCrockIin, Derby, had car of
cattle and hogs on the market.
r. w. Phillips, a prominent ranchman
Of Texas and Arizona, was on the late
market with a car of hogs.
Geo. Friend, Cicero, came in with a car
of mixed stock.
A. w. Carr, of Carr & Son, Udall, was
in with load of hogs.
NJ. VI. Munger, Harper, was on the mar
ket with two cars mixed stock.
Mr.. Taylor, Derby, marketed cattle.
7. Z. Gilleland sent in a car of hogs from
Hackney.
r. Springer. Millerton, marketed hogs.
J. H. Sparks, Conway Springs, had hogs
on the market.
A NJ Russell, Mt. Hope, sent in one car
mixed stock and one car cattle.
/. F. Means, Goddard, sent in a car of
cattle and hogs,
W. B. Grier marketed a car of hogs.
Mr. McAllister, Andale, had hogs on the
market.
LIB Green, city, had 3 cars of hogs at
the yards.
The largest hog ever on this market
went over the scales today, weighing $50
pounds and brought $3.50. He is two
years and - months old. and was raised
by Colonel Bigford near Harper.
J. A. Adams, of Pierce & Adams, Lead
vile, is again on the market buying butch
er cattle for their home market
j. h. McGregor, of this city, made his
first purchase Of car load of good ship
ping steers.
P. Getto and H. c. McClung, city, were
looking over the yards.
j. J. Donahue. New Salem, marketed
cattle and hogs. ~. 4azs>
The Kansas City buyer for Old Mexico.
is +. W Welheuer instead of w H Wei
himer. as published in yesterdays reports.
He commenced buying today.
Autographed error made the deposits
of the Stock Yards Branch bank read
5000 which should have been $4,000. of
which So, 600 was for the Citizens bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Wichita PROVISION Market.

WICHITA, Kan. May l.
Business continues good with the packers and
prices are firm.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
% lbs and up 96G1114c hams $500 lbs 11c hams me-
dunn and up 1069l2c hams small size lOG12 lbs u
0I2fc California picnic hams TIC, breakfast bacon
(fu width or strips @6Sl0c, dried beef-han extra
dry &c, smoked beef tongues per doz IS % cottage
or boneles hams SEC New York shoulders 6g6c Call
fornia bacon &c. Tennessee bacon 614c rolled shouI
ders homeless T16c.
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed dry salt
IS IS per 100 lbs clear ftches 615c, English bel
lies &c long clear sides 50 756 o. shoulders 44511
clear backs IS 156 % per 100 lbs long clear bacon
Sc 5g96 % cwt. short clear bacon S. IS. clear
bacon backs Sc 55G6 20, bacon fltches st 65S7 %
bacon shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 15196Hc. fresh
pork sausage teXtras) &c Vienna and and Frank
furt 10c head cheese sc, bOlognas rounds 41zG5c,
bolognas middles 41e@5c, nicLles bologna 41zG5ci
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage Sc blood pudding &c
LARD-Basis Tc's, choice family SIC, bakers spe-
cal G4c pure leaf &c, Whitakers Star 74c, WhItta-
ker's pastry 63<c.
FRESH MEATS-BEEF-Sid of whole carcasses
5G6J4c. hind quarters 6I@714c, fore quarters 3d4C
loins 56,10c. PORK-Porx Joins &C. tender loins sc,
PREPARED PICKLED G0ODS-noPig's feet put IL
halves and spiced. Quarter bhs. 40 lbs. % ktts y
lbs. &c. Picked and spiced pigs ton2ue-hittS Ia
lbs. 81 Is. Trpe, picked and spiced-Qunrter bbls,
~ lbs. 80, kits. Is lbs 6jc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 1-tCATTLE-Receipt
2 2G shipments, $500. Market 5glO S nlgn ne5
feeders 81 sos TO- HOGS-Receipts 61O4; shipments
lG9O Market 2f95c higher Al grades % az a17s
shipments, 1000 Market active and higher: Good
to choice lambs and muttons, IS 5OS4 Io stockers
and feeders IS 50t94 co.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, May 1.-CATTLE- Receipts,
24G0 shipments 200 Market higher. Natives. g 1g
80 stocSers and feeders 4OS CO. Tex Texas and In
$500 Market strong Fair TO choice heavy, 81 log
2256; packing, 81 1894 20. SHEEP-Recelpts. 5Jy,
shipments none. Market steady. FAR 10 cnoice
s. 0Ot95 50.
CHICAGO H. May - CATTLE-Receipts,
1850 shipments 5000 Market strong to sha 6i
stockers and feeders 81 COCA 10; cows. bulls and
mixed, 81 083 20 Texas steers 2gGSS So a0GH5c =
higher. Mixed 81 1904 Is; light 81 0584 ., heavy
s. i0gl 30; skips, g 5O94 o. SHEEP. r
1000 shipments 5000 Market excited &c higaer.
Texans, il 5OS5 20 lambs IS 6097 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
The Mighty Taxpayer.

There was a crowd OF men around the
opening Of the big Woodward avenue sewer
al Adams avenue. when one Of the bosses
sang out:
Come now, you people, stand back You
are in the way here"
All the crowd except one man stood back.
"Stand back there, youl" yelled the boss.
''Who forT'
Me-
Not much! Do you own this severn
mo, sir; but boss this job!'
And its my tax money that Is helping 10
build the sewer and pay your wages You
are my hired man, as far as my money goes.
a share of this ditch belongs 10 ma donS
stand back worth shavingsln
And he sat on a beam, drew paper from
mis- pocket, and during the next half hour he
seemed TO thoroughly enjoy the situation
Detroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
WlGIf Eagle
DCOMMERCB
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-9O5 cattle, 1857
hogs. Shipments, lob cattle. Among
the cattle receipts were IS cars Of
Texas range cattle which will probably
not change hands here. There were
some good shipping steers which found
an active market; also a fair run OF
butchers cattle. The market was act
veand strong on good to choice grades.
Inferior and half fat cattle slow sale.
Very good run Of hogs and market
stronger; opened 1-2 cents higher
than yesterday and late sales a full
nickle higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
THE WEEKS PORK PACKlNGS.

CNcINNATI, O., May 1.-The Price Cur
rent sSys:
Western packing operations continue
liberal although the aggregate for the
week is little short of the preceding one
There is a gain. however, of 60,000 com
pared with last year The total for the
week is 235, 600 hogs, against 10000 last
wear From March the total is !, 165. go
against !, $50. 600 year ago, making an in
crease Of 215.000. or nearly Il per cent, for
the first two months of the summer
season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
st, Louis Produce,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May l.
FLOUR-Firln. unchanged. Choice % 1872 go
Xxx 81 2Rd3 30 family 81 40S2 -, fancy IS SOC
So extra fancy s. 90a4 1G patents 81 3094 -.
WHEAT-Kigher. The market was strong
throughout and closed with May 5, June 224c July
SlsGSi4 and August S1493sc above yesterday. No.
red cash sS3zc nominal. May S9@2c bid juno 9Oc
bid July S7Isc bid August Sl @eGsc bid, September
SG2lc bid, December SS16c bid.
CORN-Sharpy higher and strong. No. mixed
cash Sl1sc bid May closed sic. July Sl19g3iSsc bid,
August 'S2]Sc. September 3253c bid.
OATS-Higher but trading limited. No. cash
&c bid May closed pc bid. July 2il2c bid
RYE-No. hard cash 55c bid.
BARLEY-Nothing done. No. choice and fancy
Quotable at G5G15c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas CITY HroCuce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 1.
The Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-Firm but light demand. Xxx Csc; Xxx
T5c; family 81 0j choice 81 3G fancy 81 50; extra
fancy 81 coal 90; patent 81 90@2 90.
WHEAT-H CHER. No 2hard cash Soc bid, SO1Ic
asked, May SOC No 2 red 95]6c bid 36c asked,
CORN-Higher. No. 2 cash 2S18c, Mry 2o4c bid,
OATS-No. cash 26c, May 261sc,
RYE-No2 cash SIC
BRAN-55c.
HAY-Stady for fancy. Strictly fancy prairie
$60lG6 90 good to choice 50 5OG4 ".
LEAD@Qaiet soft Missouri and common s. IS;
chemical and refined IS 70.
AuLISTUFF-Firm.
CORN MEAI4-Dull. S. 1898 50.
CORN CHOP-52c.
BUTTER-Weak. Good tofancy Creamery 1Se17c;
dairy l3c.
EGGS-Firm at &c.
CHEESE-Steady. Full cream northern twins and
Young America l0GllC; western SGGSC.
LIVE POULTRY-Firln. Choice hens IS 81, roost-
ers 81 Oaa2 5G small fat hens s. 5093 ., Spring
chickens small 81 5084 90.
PROVISIONS-Easy.
HAMS-S9 %
BREAKFAST BACON-SS Is.
DRIED BEEF-S7 80.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs s. IS. long
clear 50 50 shoulders 81 %; short clear IS 10
SMOKED NEATS-LOng clear Sc 90; shoulders
s. co. short clear sides Sc ..
PORK-$1I ca.
IARD-S5 SI15.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA, Kan. May l.
Fl Rogers, four miles south of the city, marketed
1900 pounds OF wool on the market today at very
satisfactory prices II is said to be the incest lot
ever offered on this market. Prices show an adj
vance of one cent.
Bright cOnditiOn--Bright medium l5c, heavy me-
dunn lie, light fine l3l6c. heavy fine PC.
Earthly ConditionS-Medum l3c. fine S7llc, coarse
11@l3c, Mexican select grades 2Sl4c, coarse and
kenny S9l0c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
F. ". BEISSNER,
ism REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Galveston, Texas.


a good joke Is being ted on a certain vel
known police judge, who has become terror
to evil doors, which everybody may as well
know. Recently well known gambler was
captured during a raid on a poker game run
ming III the central part of the city. At the
trial the next morning the gambler denied
having played for money, but said chips were
used. The judge fined him SO, however, say
ing that chips" were money. After the
docket of the day had been disposed of the
judge was approached by the poker player,
who wanted TO know if the judge still thought
that chips were money. On receiving an an
swer in the affirmative ne said: Well l sup
pose l viii have to pay my fine" Coony
counting out ten chips, he laid them on the
magistrates desk, and before the judge had
time TO recover his equilibrium be had dis
appeared. The fine was afterwards RENTED
by the judge, but the ''cnips" are still in his
possession as a reminder Of MS ruling that
chips were money.-Interview in St Louis
Globe Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02

prevailed and prices rallied again, the
market closing comparatively steady.
Considerable interest was manifested in
ribs and the feeling was stronger. Sales
at the opening were made at sc advance
and was followed by a further appreciation
of 5@71Ic. Later there was little more
pressure to sell and prices receded 215@5c
and closed steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, May L
wHEAT-Dun, 21682a4c higher. No. red cash
CORN|Duu. lalsc up, No ? 114&nS4c.
OATS-H CHER less active. May 5llSaf!}sc.
COFFEE-Steady 10 sc up. sales 5S,20J bags, spot
Rio dull, 3Gc.
SUGAR-R Refined quiet, c. 49495c; standard A Csc
coufectioners \ Slice; powdered s-l7ci granu-
lated Gil. cubes 7-l6C.
EGGS-Firm. Western l246l2lfc.
BUTTER-Active, firm. Prime Western dairy 20
PC. western creamery "a l9c.
CHEESE--Weak- Western SjsSloc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Eiudoo PoiIteue<s-

From Judge Cunningham. v7el known
ArElo-Iu6isu. comes the following story \
illustration c. Indian poAce1css; a judge.
who was very bad saot. had Dee1 ct for
days sport, and oa his resgEn ts7 Eaaa S-Eo
went WITH him was aSzed. Ne4l- 1cr did t1s
judge shoot toiavF 'OA.' b replied. tee
judge shoots beautifully. bit Eeavea Fas TeTE
DercifzI 70 re t5-5s! '7--Cai-a-o Tines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

~. ez-r4 = va-sss-ss - = a. Eiaes e Esaas
A. $3.50 s..ss - SO as.z ~ easi Es-s1s &F7sts
esslssf--zr - Ear~s-s 2s~tsssrs. 49, - - =
- - Ne E.rsz4s iEefE tsf EtFFss Hat7f KS
- - - f.ssfssEs assss Faekss ~
Esszsa Esszas - fzra ass $50 Ff-aFFs go -
Gsss ~ zzzs gFasz7tsf slss1e7f- = $500
TIE WICHITA EAGLE
w.eEg4A. EASsAA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Wichita wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA, Kan, Mayl
There is very good supply of fruit on the mar
ket. The demand is active and prices rule strong.
ORANGES-Mexica1. So 75C14 90 per box, baskets
s. 75d4 o. California Mediterranean sweet 1894 %
per box. California Riverside O9G4 %, per box,
Messna 50 594 % per box, Imperial 81 80 per box.
San Diego 4 20 per box.
LENIONS-Messina per box. 81 5Gll5 90.
STRAWBERRIES 0GG6 80 per crate.
PINE APPLES-$3 j094 % per doZ,
APPLES-None in market.
BANANAS-S1 80 q 81 80 per bunch, fancy IS 00per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers I5918c per h. II oval boxes 50 500
Is per 100
126l4 ID boxes, PFC per ID.
HONEY-CaIifoTnia lb frames, ZIG lSc per lb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02

nEPPARTME<L OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
for Beet must - suhflfsl 20 separate ~nvsiogasi.
Bacon Flour, CLOTHING er lfanspartRtiqf. &c AS s
Indian Affair." SOS ~ t-t &. IS wooster sfrret. NFss
YORK. win y rec we'd glt.. B. n. q Iaeeeiar, Nay
boot, 6H 80 pounds Del i,e} z5gp pounds lssaFs.
Gst6d pounds o'fee. s65o % ponds Fioar ssd.si
Ig,fT,ts Fef i. 49, pognas iiari Hrstd q al Bs.rs
l5DD pounds Oatmeal Eapn pounds pais. iz3.t1
5sl0J pounds soap. gc8.g0 Doasds 5sgsf. aBd s0gIl
Also Bisakets wooleu ard Caston Good. 1~onsss.-
lH 80 yards, Drilling 400 ards. Hlcks Tree from
nan. SON Yards Ksntal 81 Jaaas lI - yarIs.
fhav1ct q. 90 Yards Brown sheet ~ kf'ltH yarfs'
BJ6 Yards csi.eo s6,rtsSs 100 ysIas piassy.
zp yar3at Cotbialt, trp-1ries Notions Hard fsTri
Modaesl ssDpises. s,aeei lo9ks. b aHd = A,s 1s
Ilakss Fork- a.. aad - abeui - Was-ns fsy1if,d
CITY and sofir f,fJ Alec for son y gyms AZ nay
tosst ita California brakes. delivered a. sau fraa-
GEO.
As,o .ransporta,,oa for saeh O, u artsr.ea g9s.
ard s1gpe= fasi aaT nat ~ ofatEaefsd ~ % bs de-
Uscgea' - re Agsbc.ss.
BIDS s,UsT ID NADE ot-r on GoVElEzzE-F ASKS
sefeslsles sho-ias ne stl8s and qrsHtslss q s5-
=, 1a1s aH3 tile zIncs sst etzi8tss a gfass = 81
I'D rs - O. frrrr. terms o. c9nfFarf ssa 5fs-
r-=Et tfas.ss 1IfafsE Trfss att Al etf=T asrrassfy
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IS eHifa- Eafess. = "a arsesl. ARM =
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az as-a a. a.ss ~ 49, aAyt x 4ag -. saa r~-ss
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Ei6s via - cy~7e1 - tlss s.rar afl az si7Fs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. May l.
Money on call steady. AZ to per cent last loan e.
closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5Jl1.
Sterling exchange quiet and weak at 81 S44 for
e. day bills and 81 S43i for demand.
The total sale of stocks today were l5s1O shares.
The market was active and strong and prices were
practically UP over Yesterdays close.
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Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Kan, May l.
Receipts very good but not up to the demand.
Prices unchanged but there is a strong feeling.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling 60G172c. while other grades
quoted at 55c and down.
CORN-NO 3 or better &c, white &c.
OATS-1SG20c.
RYE-No 2. z4G25c, No 3, 22a2lc.
HAYS - per ton, 81 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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Following are the representative sales of cattle at
HOGS.

Rece'rts 1867. The market opened active and PIC
higher than Yesterday Early reports from caste n
market noted stronger feeling, and ater re- ortS
recorded an ADJ anCe Of 26c. Tie statesmen held Inc
offerings for advance, which they got After
dinner nearly all the hogs sold at - 'sl5. which j.
strong DCkie higher than yesterday and jsG better
than tuesday. There was strong feeling at the
close.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, May L
CATTLE.

Receipts 205 shipments 1CS. There were some very
good cattle among the offerings. GOOD Shpplng
steers were quick sale at strong values Ihere was
also fair run of good butchers stun v ncn I9uho
very active market. Not enough OF tins stun 70 90
around. Chicago market active and hrIn WIN IoOOO
on sale, Kansas City closed stronger.
Native shirniIe, steers fancy. l4OO@I65O
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A Pertinent Suggestion.

A Pertinent Suggestion.
It has been clearly proven that in railway scct-
dents
The rear car always suffers most disast<oasly,
and hence
We give the companies this tip; We trust they
VIII not scott
Would travelling not be safer IL they'd leave the
rear car OF:
Re-ald
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SHEEP.
No sheep offered. Market firm.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market,
WICHIrA. Kan.. Nav /.

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There is no stock coming in. Several buyers have
ZONE 10 the country to get some good horses and
3ther stock but they not meeting with much
Success as farmers say they are too busy TO sell