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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-29

VIRGINIA PosTMAsrERS APPoINTED.-R T..
Poston has been appointed postmaster at
Dranesville, Fairfax county, and p l.. Evans
at Springman, Fairfax county, Va.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Com. Henry W. Lyon
has reported his return home, having been de-
tached from the command of the Nipsic on the
4th instant and has been placed on waiting
orders. Surgeon Ii. p. Harvey, detached from
the Ranger and ordered to proceed home and
await orders. Passed Asst. Eng. A. c. Hef1in-
ger, detached from the Portsmouth. \. H.. 4,
navy yard and ordered to the Ranger.
PERsoNAL.-Geo. J. Hoffman and J. r.. Cos
ten of Cincinnati are at Willard's.-Jas +.
Wright of Stockbridge, Mass, and L. c. Fletcher,
L. S. n, are at the Langham. Geo. Vaux,
Jr, VIM. s. Vaux, jr, and Marriott G. Morris,
well-known wheelmen of Philadelphia, are
spending few days with friends in the
city. being quartered at the Arlington
c. W. Doubleday of Cleveland, T. j. Hogan of
Pittsburg, j. j. LigOn of ST. Louis, WV. Boyd,
ID, of Newark and ]. L. Reynolds of Los
Vegas, NM, are at the Ebbitt-Geo. A.
lington. and Mrs. John Stevens Of
HobOken are at WOrmleys OeI-
richs OF New York, E. ]. Curley of Lexington,
Baron Eckardstein of Germany, Philip NJ.
Price, U.SA., and NJ. de Hergermann LON
loran Of Denmark are guests at Welcker's.
Rev. Orville J. Nave, chaplain U.S. A., who has
been at the Fredonia the past ten days left for
Omaha last night.---W. L. Dobson of Boston
and W. b. Simpson of Wheeling are at the st.
James.--Jas. L. Graham of Allegheny, Thos.
Thorne of Lambertville. NJ, and b. Il. LARA
bee OF Boston are at the Riggs.-E. C. Sterl-
ing of st. Louis, f. ]. Anthony, r. +. Fiske
and A. W. Crosby of Boston, II. b. Ely of Chi
cago, Vim. I. Holt of Denver, Chas. i. HYDE
of Bath, Me-. and A. S. Williston Of Northamp-
ton are at the Normandie.-Mr. f. n. Bas-
nf tha Jr..,so
Press at New York city, is in the city for few
days.
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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated S572, 700. as
follows Registered As, $500. 900. 800. $40, 900
at 1872; registered 4}zs, 100000, $4,000 at
103l5
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PATENTS TO WAsHINGToNIANs.-Paten have
been issued to citizens OF the District as fol-
lows Charming NJ. Bolton, bulletin or indi-
Gator for trains: Hugh NJ. Browne, sewer or
other trap; Henry johnson, bill file; John
McFarlane, hydraulic dredging
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue $3.50, ,581; customs. SAP, PSI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S ECONOMY GAS RANGES.
GARDEN HOSE, VASES, sETTEES.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
Agents for the
L. g. WATER PURIFYING CO..
.'Buhrings Filter system"
s s. SHEDD BRO,
.po2 432 9th st. NV.
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VIRGINIA PosrMAsTERs APPoINTED.-R. Z.
Poston has been appointed postmaster at
Dranesville, Fairfax county and Z. l.. Evans
at Springman, Fairfax county, Va.
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EsMAsHINGTON, PC. APRIL 10. 1880
- The copartnership here ufore existing be-
tween the undersigned. under the firm name Of j F.
Cul!inane Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr. John T. CulilLane retiring from the firm.
The business will be continued at same place by
Messrs. Dussn Butler. JOHN +. CULLISANE
WM. j. DUGAN
ap25-6t JOHN A. BUTLER In
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R~wAsHINGToN SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
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adapted for the storage Of Furniture. Pictures. Sc
H27-4m
- CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
sss2,p Cheques Al psinSds BpFnT 81 TIMING and
m29 407 10th St. Adjoining Post building.
K~THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
CAPITAL Sl.ooo,0o0.
TEMPORARY OFFICES. i0OIF st. NV.
Previous to the erection Of the Company's Building
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL AND ON
Dr.r s.., REAL EsIALE; o.
INTEREST PAID.
CAL on or correspond with US.
w.B ROBSON. Secretary. ''''AeA-
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey George F. Schafer,
james L Barbour, Thomas somsryila
George L. BartoL John A. Swope,
Richard W. Gay. J. 4 swormstedt,
. Cummlngs Hattersley W. Talbot
Darlington. George Truesdsll,
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R,TO REDUCE SURPLUS WE MAKE THE,
- following low prices for cash:
Best Charcoal Tin Roofing, S4. 30 per square.
Glendale and Csnereta At 80, RedIpped s6 81. This
includes felt and three years xuaraniee against
leakage 'Parlor sun" and "Charm" Latrobes al 800
''Sexton's Grand" $50. good Latrobe at SI5
Thess prices include heating story above No Brick
sett Range, with water back, SlS. No. Z, Sl6 Ice
Cream Freezers, Refrgerators, Gas aud Gasoline
Stoves AT low prices Leaky roofs cured or no pay,
Plumbing. gas fitting &c.
JNo. MORAN, 2l26 Penn. avenw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
Brief Mention.

L. o. Beebe sent in a car of hogs from
Ziba.
George Nash. Iuka, was on the market
with car of hogs.
Probst g. Campbell, Conway Springs,
marketed hogs.
A. Gray, Milton, had hogs on the mar
ket
J.H. Sparks, Conway Springs, was on
the market with a car Of hogs.
J. A. Andrews, Kanopolis, sent in car
of hogs
w. q. Arnett, Anthony, marketed hogs.
R.F. Hargrove, Argonia, was on the
market with a car of hogs.
Ayers Il Patterson, Seward, had cattle
and hogs on the market.
J. B. Kel, Clearwater, sent in a car of
hogs.
Swan Stock company, Newton, marketed
n car of mixed stock.
d. VI. Williamson, Attica, had car of
hogs at the yards.
L. L. Lane, Greenwich, came in with
car of hogs.
Jap SommervilIe sent IN a car Of hogs
from Oxford.
LIZ. Means, Goddard, had two cars of
cattle at the yards.
NJ NJ Munger, Harper, marketed car
Of hogs.
Attica State bank sent in car of good
cattle
Philo Hunter, EIbing, came in with
car of cattle and hogs.
P. A. Cation, PeoLody, marketed hogs.
s Mcdonald, Peabody, had a car Of hogs
on the market.
W. \. Cooke, Nullinville, was on the
market with a car of cattle and hogs.
II. ). Fox, of Indianapolis, manager of
a large wholesale meat market in that
city, has been visiting the family of Dennis
Bryan for several days. Says he finds
much larger and finer city than he ex-
pected, although Mr.. Bryan mas written
him full particulars. Says II he was
nicely SITUATED at home he would move out
here, as he likes our city and people very
much
D. VI. Hutchinson Haverhill had & car
OF hogs Oh the late market.
J. c. Billinger, city, was on the market
buying stock steers for his ranch at Gar
den Plaine
The J. H Campbell company viii ship
70 q. VI. Brunette, Col, tonight, double
decked car OF hogs. and two cars Of butch
err cows and heifers. Mr. Z. g. Steck viii
90 along with the stock and endeavOr TO
drum up some more business from that
section of the country.
Through some error in giving the repre-
sentative sales Of hogs yesterday nearly
everything was quoted as sold at S.62-s.
AL except two loads which were sold early
at those figures should have been quoted
al $500
To show their appreciation of the Wich-
tia live stock market and TO assist IS much
as possible in building it up the Rock
Island railroad company have issued the
the following tariff on live stock from the
Indian Territory to Wichita, 10 take effect
June 9: From Pond Greek, S16; Wild
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Under this head &C per line per day.
w ANTED AGENTS-IN EMERY CITY. TOWN
w and village in the United states except Ia
state of Kansas 10 take subscriptions POstInasteTs
can make money. No capital required SsmpIs
copies free. Cash commissions money can be made
by getting up clubs. Address tie wichita E&gie.
Wichita Kan Sl-tf
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He KNEW.

city Union Ticket Office - North Main stree. an1
Union Dt pot. DUElas avenue,
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TNOR RENT-CHEAP. A GOOD STORE ROOM
located in the best portion 81 the most thriving
town Ia Kansas, population ~ Store room ~
feet front and ~ feet deep. Good shell vIng and com
tiers on both sides Of room suitable for dry goods
boots ana shoes or clothing. Town considered very
healthy. Pure soft water. Call OF address J. T.
Turner 53 l.. Dough las avenue. v Ichita, Kan @
TOR RENT-BRTCK SToRE-ROOM No. al EAST
Douglass avenue fine Office and sleeping room %
good parties very low. In EchiAEd block. EaTn@s K
- n T,ouclss avat7i. oE-E
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Wlgtll a5le
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

of live stock at the Union Stock
wards for "a hours 1o5 cattle; 1902
hogs. Shipments, 40 cattle. The cat
tie receipts were light and large por-
ton Of them were stock steers The
market was hardly as strong as yester-
day on account Of a 10 cent break in
the Kansas City market. However,
everything sold at good values for the
grade. The hog market went to pieces
at all points. Kansas City 10 cents
lower, Chicago 10 to Is cents lower.
Big runs the cause. This opened 2 1-2
cents below yesterdays closing price.
Only three loads sold early at that
price, when the price dropped 5 cents
more, to 1882 1-2, and the days bust
ness was transacted on this basis.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
nv telegram.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 4-CATTLE-Receipts
500; shipments $500. Market irregular, weak.
l0c lower. Steers, 50 Gge4 20 COWS, 81 75a3 80
stOckers and feeders IS 25Cs3 70. EOGS-Receipst,
l349; shipments 22l Market I0c lower. Al grades
81 55A3 S; bulk 50 Co. SHEEP-Receipts $50 ship
muttons x3 69a5 Or suckers and feeders 81 0OgS -
lambs 81 50ls3 10.
ST. LOUIS, No. June 4-CATTLE.-Receipts
390G shipments $500. Market active and strong.
Good TO fancy native steers 81 1904 90 sJoclers and
feeders 81 S592 81 Texans and indians q StSz 10.
AOGS-ReOeipts 1900 shipments 2OU. Market lover.
Heavy s. G5lG3 IS; packing grades s. 6053 70.
SHEEP-Recelots AGO shipments 500 Market
lower. Fair 10 choice clipped, 81 V]S5 W.
CHICAGO H. June A. CATTLE Receipts
1900 shipments SGD Market steady closing weak.
Becyes, g S55S o; steers, 50 @&4 g; stocSers and
3 30; Texas steers 50 zoos %. HOGS-Receipts,
$780, shipments 7O00. Market dull, l5c lower.
Mixed SO Ga3 W. heavy So eCGS 5556 light 50 60sS S
skips g 1903 90 SHEEP-ReceipIsl 25gE shipments
500 Market steady: SatiHes s. b0:5 6ss western
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
he Wanted . PnvoE-

''Be careful, Err!- exclaimed patrol
man 20 a nan who was speeding his
horse ON Cas- avenue
What forY' asked The driver - be
pulled Up.
"'T1 have you up FOR fast driving
What u fast dElvTngY"
"Why. over Eir miles IN hour"
''Say. old fellow, take no 70 eourt.
won't your II you VII only gst !. into
the papers that this boss wac going over
four miles an hour 1 can sell him for
an II y0u win I'll Try and help yo1
some tine. -Desrut Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
FOR TRADE
aFETISo OF BOARD OF EQCALIzATIoS.

s-r-s-e g. he-sf~ z sea tzat - E1zsd - Co-r-T
Csl-rl - 1-lss Z -s@ zr1e< ts-ll1. Eaas-s. W y
rz@f - Esars = 49,. 3s4s-1 All 5g-s1sa- 20 al
f~s- - sszz - fsr sEssss-se z. nab 81 t= 1sz-s
-rar- = . SD ss-4-g - "a trsf ~ Ezas.
go 49, D~-sr5 a. PARK tawzssl - Er--
szr r-a- kzgts l'Ta-t- t5;eea@1 49, -fcsss-s
tss4zsL "a EE-aa<sg jI--z & 80 Gasssl pa
fl--z-5e - ~ q 1sl - - e. zee1zT : - E
I.-l-s- as--r.sss. St-rss.1t Ard ON lC~EsE -
n .~lsr~ ar-r = Nss-rZfaz go. La zsa1
t---- .tf- szl-ss Fra1zg -=sr ~. fi-zasl ss~r
Ea-r- "a $50 -alsrs -ssFz-s. - -s'--- . t-r
va. - ~ s+arAs@ L-tF. E1Es4a
I-.-.Ear = s.1rrs1sT. zes3 gl.rsssT gaass 2 & +i
49, 4 fs sEs - fFs-fr fsEse--tsz
$3.50 - slsa- gsr-sss fe-S fLe1zs- er
1890 u t-t- reser4EE fTf-rf
= 49, s--fr. zl Es-sar % ~ 2 a. 81 @zs-fa ~
seE-s-z e. -rs~E - = - sse fel rrta-r
esEH DE-eEgN E1zrg C-ssE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Horse, so; Enid, $21; Waukomis, s23;
Hennessey, S2S; Dover, s24; Kingfsher,
s25; Okasche, S25; Ell Reno, s27; Union
City, $50; GIingo $50. This is reduction
of about SO sper car on previous rates.
The stock yards company and commission
men have been trying for sometime to get
satisfactory rates from the Territory and
they appreciate this move of the Rock
Island company. This also means large
business from that part of the country for
the new live stock market Of the south
west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
His Order Wa fsr siK zsstsnsAiAls And
That's What Hs ~ 8abs<s.

His Order Wa ffsr 9iK 1esensAtA1S Ano
That's What Hs WoasSd.
An old ss-yeaRS besnng;n3 b ths COX
o=ed trocTs stationed at Fort Bryan,
n. n, and who Is dstRled ~ bead
rnrdsass-, was dirscEed co furnish tho
quzrtermaste- with list Of garden tools
wsntsd for tbs coIufnS SEASON On tbs
following aiaythe Esb wEs handed IN ssd
taken up by shs qHGrtSrEss61o-, who was
somewhat puzzled OvSr sn EsIu " ''HS
tsstimoraals" Mover having beard Of
such tool the old sarg1ant SSzs sont for
TO explain. Pointing 10 tho item, the
duartsrrnastrr asked what e wEA
Dem am testimonials the sergeant
replied.
But there is no such tooI7' tho quar-
terInsster said
'.Oh, YES" replledth sergeant. Oats
do uaIno WHIST de catalogue peeerhes-" ,
Bring me the catalogue"
A few moments later the seryoant ~
turned, a big twinkle Of satisfaction
lighting up his coal black countenanoe-i
With a step full Of confidence no walked
cd 10 the quartermaster's desk; Opane'i
the catalogue, placed ms mig 4 On the
illustration of the tool IN question and
said: 'Da's DC tool" and turning over to
the next page, "das do narnO-testi-
monial."
The quartarTnaster caught on" Tbs
illustration Represented a n.gwfy patented
weed hoer, and Numerically following,
on the oY2Oslte page, csa11e ssvgral teati-
rnonisls az 20 It's usefulness, etc sthe word
testimonial. beading each paragraph, BE-
ing in large typo, winch the sergeaut
naturally concluded WIS tbs rrszle OF the
tool illustrated ON tlre other page.
OF course the Gua-tsrInsEtsr, being con-
vinced, informed the ssrgseut that hs
should have tho testimonials, and the old
man departed highly pleased with hin-
self and his krsowlcdgo N garden tOols--4
Detroit Free Press
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close was a shade lower than yesterday.

close was a shade lower than yesterday.
Oats were fairly active and steadier, es-
pecially for June and July, which met
with good demand. Prices advanced ga
nc, but outside figures were not main
tanned but near the close
a light business was transacted in mess
pork and prices ruled lower. The market
closed quiet.
a fair trade was reported in lard, with
an unsettled feeling. Offerings were lib
eral early and the demand was at moderate
prices, declining 2]2@5c. Prices closed
quiet.
TIE leading fntI1res -anrad as fo-In-rs.
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS AAA1 no. juno l.
Tho Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Quiet Xxx, sc; XXX Sc family 81 o.
choice 81 o. fancy - az extra fancy 81 ea,I So
patent s. ll< Is.
WHEAT-Eas.eT. Nc ahard cash SEC; No. red
cash SIC.
CORN-Iower. 20. . cash IS.
OATS-Steady. 20. = Js.h. 261ac-
ENE-LO1er. No = cash, Sc
hILLSTTF E-SreaGy.
CORN NEAT.-Firul, sc.
CORN CHDP-Ac-
BRAN-WeajZ *.
HAY-Unchauged. Fancy prairie SC 5oE' %
lEAD-QueJ. soft Missouri and common s tx
chemical srd refined s. q
ELANSEED-Sl a.
BCTTER-N caSer. Creamery. SSlSc-
EGGS-St esdy- lie.
CHEESE-Sr5ady. Northern twins Icsuc; West
erp SO.
LIVE POULTIN-IIeas quiet; springs firm:
Choice hens s. Co.'S - small fat SlSS3 %; rooStegs
s. ngS2 70
PROVISIONS-Steadv
HANS-St0 n
BREAKFAST BACON-sS 50
DRIED BEEE-S5 -
DRIED SALT Nt.ATS-Shorr clear sides SIS 1G
dry long clear - AZ shoulders s. ..
SMOKED MEATS-Loag clear Sc 06 shoulders
s or short clear sides s. ~
PORk-SlS o.
LARD-Re6nec- s. O.
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EDICratiOn To 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 10 the wants OF the travel
ing public.
City ticket office, 1871 North Main street,
Wichita, Kan. T. f. BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
II. G. TOWNSEND,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
~ O1,iC NIo 1tcJrf
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E1pISe4a Dks-efisn-

Alderman FTpusxzo-Jazlssy my bys.,
run Ov1 10 ths eru1kgTy Bt1Ko an ct
two . thin Btfis things % bzpe spioss
N. We want tim far Gse bar.
JaDEy-Yss, s-r.
Al1e=7nao Ynr,sgan--Ar', Jzn>sy. rs
that thzzs II n - n1zrknd On Gcho Of
thseu,-
Ja-D@y-Yls n1r. bit phat FOR, sorS
Aldsr-nan PiroszzD Bskxss Wan o.
tim q for at IA syGn on Tim t5F en-
naznJn- Ez7 along LOW lido kstns
bya-Aua-cA
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO Ill. June 4-There wasa mod
crate business done in wheat today. At
times trading was active and at Others
very quiet. The feeling was weaker and
prices closed lisc lower for July, &c lower
for August, 1-sc for September and Ike
for December, than closing figures yes
terday.
Corn was traded in to a fair extent. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
Paved TIIzassHL

Ma sC-1uze-z q. hrezkfAsz 5-TThzs
vac :. y0z were rzuttsr1ns. IA your s.ssD
l-st night Galz.-sboIs - Gsil
'-z--ee C ? kincs@ 4
D. SS1-aexz- Cn-AL. net u.
TsaAh while 7 vgAz CIT. ard b. tod rs
svrEs e KS sTp-<igaess with twins adj
,riL.g-A M1st, hsYs 9-e4naod sbozi t.ti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
l Bird GZ-t.

= small boy OF fos- ssE1Eers was i'd
isg On rocking sazsa @is5 a copzz.o1
Re Va ss1zsa ES<ccZ VsEcaEfo--atly on
the hsia SEais. i5ers Ee1scSSe pause
be said: aIsssiiars ese cttus%gets 'o6 !
could ISdSmEch nzftsr. .s-@sSzB Frzac$sco
Cali - -
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FEPREsENTATTvE SALES.
Following are he representative sales Of cattle at
tho stock yard today:
HOGS.



The market opened weak ar s. 5715 which was
2IsC under yesterdays close. Early reports noted
heavy runs on all the eastern markets and prices
1091jc lower, and tho buyers here at once knocked
the price down to - 525s, and the business OF the
day was transacted on this basis. Chicago had
1900 hogs sale; l05l5c lower. Kansas City 1900,
bulk 8 coos 69I%. St Louis 1900 and were Offer
ing them at So 600 20. The market went to pieces
on account Of the heavy runs at all points and
prospects are tlatreriug for the shipper tomor-
row. The close was weak.
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Kan June 4.
The receipts were light all around today. There
& quite active demand for corn aud wheat.
Prices ruled firm at quotations. Good hay wanted
in car lots.
1909 bu oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-tioOd milling S0SS2c. while other grades
are quoted at 70c and down.
COKN-No or better 2I822c, white 2216923c.
OATS-lG622c-
RYE-NO 3, or better 35c35IH.
HAYS 80 per ton in car lots.
GROUND COEN-Chop in car lots Soc per 100 lbs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA. Kan. June 4
Bright conditiou--Bricht medium lGc heavy me
dunn nc. Light fine 1+c, heavy fine l2c.
Earthly conditions Medium l3c. hne Sole, coarse
ll@l3c Mexican select grades l2G5hc, coarse and
kenny Stf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Tho Record of the Bargain Which the
Quaker Struck with tho Indians.
This indenture witnesssth. thst we, Pske-
nah, JaracoGm, SinSais, Fartuegucssat
JEWS, Espennock, FelkToy, Eakellapan,
Econus- Msohlona, Mctchcougha, Hisa and
Powey, Indian Kings, Sachnakers, right
! owners Of sn lands from Quing Quingas,
called Chester creek, ali along by west side
of Delaware river and so between the said
creeks backwards as far - man can ride
horse in two days, Tor and n consid era-
ton these following named goods to US in
hand paid by William Penn, VIZ: Twenty
guns, 20 fethouls of Instekcoat 50 pounds
Of powder, leo bars OF lead 90 toInahawks,
100 knives, 80 pairs of stockings, barrel Of
beer, 20 barrels of red lead, les fathcEas Of
wanpum, 90 glass bot1les, S0peTter spoons,
100 avis, 800 tobacco pipes, 100 twists Of to
hsooo, 200 tobecco tonga % steals, 200
flints, 50 pairs Of scissors, 50 combs, 60 look
ing glasses, 2I0 needles, l lot Of salt, 30
pounds of sugar. 3 gallons Of mol&ssss, 20
tobacco 6o0ss, 100 jsvsAarps, % hoes. 90
Gn.ets, SC wooden boIcs, 100 striaSs Of
heads, and ether 2En1r things not here1-
Listed Ise do hereby rcIinsUish all or righs
70 tho above described tract Of land for
ever.
Signed and acknowledge az New Castle
this p day OF Sth month, l6s3.
Packensh Felkroy
Jaraccsn Hekslapau
Witness, SinSais EcSnUs
CaSasct;e Pareueg-essst 1lsChlona
". Byron JEWS meteScoughs
Espenncck Elsa
Power
The above IS a true COPY taken from the
original BY Ephra;n1 Morton, nov, If not
recently deceased. living a. Warrington,
Pa. When Nr Morton SrAs g young nan
be acted IS aclerK n tie Pennsylvania Land
ONCE. One 6aT while looktnsover some Of
the Oldest records II The oasce he sccidsa-
tally discovered TIE above deed. and cen
Sderinz il 81 historical curiosity, made
copy of Il for his oEyn US.
Only tEo C the Indian kings" agD~d IL
full, Psckennh and EoonEs; eaeh OF the
others signed with marx. a. did also each
o1 the yTI-asSses.-S1- Louis Repu5iie-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, June 4.
CATTLE
Receipts los: shinrnents 20.
CATTLE.

Receipts 105: shipments 20.
The markert showed little weakness from the
start account Of reports Of lower prices on east
ern markets There were quite nGmber Of stock
steers on the market when sold readily at good
prices. There was a scarcity of good TO choice
butchers cattle, which aTe ia fair demand Poor
and half fat cattle. duh and sell low II at all I ne
Kansas City market closed I0c lower. This market
closed a lietIe weak.