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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE COUNTY TREASURY EMPT1'
County Collector Hugh Dugan las formally an
nounced that he has no money f. pay any more OF
the county's debts and that claims Will be honorea
by him. 1t IS well known that the present Board Oh
Frecholders has exceeded its appropriation for county
expenses at least 100000 several suits have been
begun against the county to collect small amounts
,ustly due The Freeholders will have the new tax
levy of sG75 900 TO begin spending December /, and
is supposed that ont of this appropriation Tor next
year they will pay the debts incurred this year. inc
well known extravagance Of this Board nearly all ol
the members Of which tools Of the DavisCe'eian'
ring was the principal reason that the Board conn
not three months ago induce capitalists to purchase
5000 900 bonds to be used TO purchase pubic PARKS
&, accordance with an act of the Legislature. The
county only owes 81 100000 In bonded debt and
could nav il OF easily The opinion is general that
nothing but the individuality of the members OF the
Hoard prevents the credit of the county being above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
PLAINFIELD.

Tile Republican ticket for the Painheld municipal
election on Tuesday. December =. completed on
Thursday night. when the Republican City Convention
was held Tie following are the nominee, for tho
several Offices For Mayor. alexander Gilbert; CITY
Treasurer Alexander Ellsworth city Collector, John
Johnson; City Assessor, J. 4. Hubbard First Ward
Councilman william q. T.. See; Second Ward stephen
A CHINA: Third Ward Ernest Il. Alderman: Fourth
Ward J. T. Evans. Mr.. Gilbert, the nominee for
Mayor. Is cashier Of the Market and Fulton National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
ALONG THE SOTND.

BRIDGEPORT Detective Cronin. OF the city police
force who has been at work upon the case of Captain
y w Scely a wealthy resident OF the town OK
Monroe who was found in his barn hanging by the
neck dead. sunday morning OCTOBER 70 anu
ho ,ros sunnosod to have committed suicide, has
o,,o, = chain of evidence that renders 1t almost
certain the Captain murdered. and that lie was
nlaced in the position where found by his slayer
r. orior 10 shield himself. For many years Captain
Scecy was a director in the Connecticut Bank, TINS
ty search is being made for the supposed murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
,IRFMARLE-Ex.Gove William Sprague, OF lshoue
Island VOORT-Ex Cong ressman John A. Meshahe
q, NEBRASKA FIFTH AvENUE-Senator John &. SIooher,
Of Wisconsin. ST. JAMES-Coneressinah 'om os"io'u
and ex Congressman Stephen Sanford, OF Amsterdam n T.
secretary Of State Henry Walker, OF West virginia ana
Commander r. ID. Evans, U. s. Navy. WlNRSon-
Franklin Haven jr. and Edward L. Pierce oil bosVoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

Eank, in NeviOrh lie has served as Couhciiha"
with distinction.
.Oakwood,- the former home Of the late ex Mayor
Evans has been sold by the administrators OF ms
estate to Brooklyn capitalist for S65 900 1t Is the
Intention Of the purchaser TO erect upon the property
a dozen or more houses of modern STYLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
DESCRIBING TIE YELLOWSTONE PARK.

DESCRIBING THE YELLOWSTONE PAHh.
An entertaining lecture upon the Yellowstone M
tional Park and its natural wonders, illustrated Dy
numerous views lantern slides. was given by char'eS
NJ skinner before members Of the Brooklyn Institute
last evening in Association Hail. The lecture was
under the auspices Of the department OF geography Oh
a. ,,.+i,,to and was well attended Cyrus c.
Adams president OF the department, announced that
active preparations being made for an exhibition
NJ Geographical books articles and appliances 10 which
6ftv foreign firms as we'll as many Ill this country
had promised TO contribute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
lie DIED TO SAVE A MESSENGER BOY.

A Western Union messenger boy was crossing the
Pennsylvania Railroad track at Grove-st.. this morn
ing. when he noticed express train approaching.
The boy became excited and stood moonlcss on The
track. . Edward McKegncy, fagman at the cross
ing noticing the boys danger. to the track and
pushed the little fellow aside. The train was dash
ing along, and before the hagman could get on ne
track the locomotive struck him. lie was instantly
killed McKegney hfiysix years old and lived
at No. 1876 RailrOad-dvc.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY W. HALLIDAY.
HER WORK IN coSNEo1aox WITH PLYMOUTH
if CHURCH.

HER WORK IN coNNEomoS WITH PLYMOUTH
fe CHURCH.
Mrs Mary W. HALLIDAY. wife OF the heV' >,, -
Halliday long assistant pastor OF Plymouth" 0"",."
under Henry Ward Beccher died on THURSDAY a''e' ,
noon at her home. No II licks-st. nom s'"o'''
debility and Old age She had fall Jew yes'' "e
and fractured her thigh close to the mp ons '"
vel.ously recovered, and was able 10 walk a'e'"
without crutches. Mrs. Halliday attshe" t'o US "
eighty six, having been born In Northpr'osc' MASS"
in 1904 Her maiden name was Chapln' anu "e'
rarlv lie WAS spent in Uxbridge Mass when twenty
var. old she went TO NewYork to teach ana aehoco
f,,e surns Street Presbyterian Church., where young
NJ HALLIDAY was an active member, ana they were
married In $685.
Mr. HALLIDAY SOON after took mp active work IN inc
n,i,istrv and was 70. years connected with the Five
Points Mission where he was greatly aided by Ms
wife In 1865 thew removed tn BROOKLYN and joined
rpvmouth Church. and In 1909 Mr.. Halliday was
mode assistant pastor. In the mutfarous duues
nj his place Mrs Halliday was II much ASSISTANCE
and her home became the headquarters OF much OF t1c
,rors NJ the church. Mr.. Halliday resigned from Ply
month Church two years ago. and took UP the work OF
pastor of the Beecher Memorial CONGREGATIONAL church
Mrs. Halliday was deeply interested In the COM
,,.tion Of the new building recently opened She was
Sctye in work for the Home for Consainptives anu
otssr charities Three OF he children survive
Ter The funeral will take place at 30 p NJ, W
day and the Rev. Drs. J. Il. Roberts and Enwhu
Bcecher, will Ofacate The burial VIII be III "rce"
wood
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HER SWEETHEART IL NOW IN CELL
a YOUNG WOMAN TELLS HOW SHE WAS ROBBED


Miss Mary Hennessy, OF No. 63 DeSTaw-s'.' Is a,
she alleges the victim OF fahless lover WHO souS''
her for her money. His name is John Reilly. i"e'
had been engaged for time. and the weddhe was
10 have taken place last Monday night but 'he lover
proyed false The couple making plans Ior
cosey little home and Mary's father on SaturdsV gavo
her $3.50 to add TO its cosiness She cohndeu '"o
story Of the fathers generosity to her lover anu ."
both rejoiced lie proposed that he keep u ior ner'
hut she preferred to keep buttoned within inc Doso
of her dress lie went away in apparent gooo lA",e.
On Monday morning he called at her mousse anu s"u
Mary come out and we VIII get marrieo'
and Mary went.
lie wanted her first to 90 to RocKa"ay 10 sec
bouse he thought of buying and said they wonid DC
married when they returned. lie led her out upon
the barren sands and there. according 10 her s'o''
seized her BY the throat threw her - the eronho anu
then tea:ng open her dress, took Sl47 OF the oe!
He ran AWAY and left her to get home as pest shc
could Ne was generous enough to leave her no W
rc rome with but on arriving there she onT Iouhu
that Insult had been added to injury Tor on her 'apo
waiting fnr her was a note which said
you are respectfully invited TO attend the wedding
of Mr. John Reilly TO Miss Della Lee 10 DE heiu ~
their residence No. 671 sst. on SUNDAY evening
November 90 1890. Yours truly. JOHN kEiLLi.
Mary through all her trials. stili loNeu JONI anu
refused 10 take any action against nni Dut her pilv,
were not so forbcaring and they swore out n;i
for him lie 4, now in the Butter Stfcet Eoic..
STATION and vii! be arraigned on charges OF assault
and robbery before Police Justice Tighe To-Day
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BUyING PRETTY THINGS FOR CHARITY.

Many well known persons attended the rainbow
fair" IN aid of the sheterng Arms Nursery. in Remscn
Hall last evening. and the many articles u and
beauty Offered for sale by fair hands found ready
purchasers. while the beauty Of the novel arrangements
was greatly admired. 1t is hoped 10 large
fund to pay off the debt upon tire now hospital Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
INSPECTING THE 18TH REGIMENT.

The annual inspection and muster OF the 18th
Regiment took place last evening at the armory at
Flatbusi-ave. and Hanson Place. The inspec ting OF
fcers were General Thomas ii. McC'rath. the State
Inspector, and Captain William H. Cochran, of the
second brigade stat. The galleries well filled
with spectators several officers Of other regiments
we're present. out OF C39 men 57j were present
At a meeting OF the officers OF the SD Regiment
AT the arnory In Eushwck,avc. last night. Lieu
tenantCoionc Henry G. Clark WAS elected colonel TO
succeed Colonel Louis Finkclmeier, resigned. Briga-
der General James McLecr presided.
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COLONEL, CHARLES l.. FINCKE BURIED.

COLONEL CHARLES L. FINCKE BURIED.
The funeral Of Colonel Charles Lous Fncke, formerly
OF the I'D Regiment who died at Asheville. \. c.,
on November IL. held yesterday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian Church In Henry-st The Rey Dr..
Charles Cuthbert Hall oficiated. The llbearcrs
were General Albert c. Barnes. Major Darius Ferry,
Colonel John n. Partridge. Richard Oliver. T. +.
Smith, Z. O. Read. Robert c. Ogden and Thomas p.
Hurlbut. Delegations in attendance from the
23d Regiment Veterans Association. Among those
present Lieutenant W. p. Pickett, Lieutenant
Frederick Richardson, the Rev. Charles Wood Colonel
Willis s. Oedcn Robert GIddon, BrlgadierG General
James McLeer, Lieutenant Eugene Bird. Captain C. r.
ST. Clair. Colonel William Everdcll, surrogate George
r. Abbott Sergeant b. c. Thorn. Captain John IT,.
shepard, Colonel J. II. story, Captain Mecaer and
MAJOR &. +. Waters. The burial was al Greenwood
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THE CHARGE Of BKIBfNf I1SHIsSED'
United states Commissioner Bellows yesterday dis
missed the charge OF bribery against Pierre Parsells
foreman of the iron plating shop in the Navy Yard, pre-
ferred by James i. Remington who said that Parsels
took a gold watch worth $1s bride for getting
Frank L. Remington place In the Navy Yard
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For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot y, wat
1885, Hsitmors heaters and ranges 60 70
nnsnaVSsNfOS FURNACE Co. 207 and 200 Wsterss'
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements

Anr You TROUBLED WITH CBAPPED HANDS
,-se Cornell's Benzoin Cosmetic Soap Soid
% cents q cake.
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DANDRUFF. ,.
u.o,,h Food Company's Gluten Soap destroys 1t.
Fifth avenue and all druggists.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rise. CAB SO Moon sets 7:l5 nm M'oAsMs
WATER
Candy HOOK GIG GOV Island 9;34 Hsl Gate ll2f
E'NSandy iiooy 955 Gov Island lOl2 Hell Gate. -
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Beware of slight irritation OF tne G apUd,
prummelrs Cough Drops give immeoiat sv , w
have A. H. B. on each drop. Sold everywhere
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Mrs WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRuf
IA. been FIFTY xExR Will n TEETM
q NOV VIII mp PERFECf SUCCESS. It sooTHES TO
W S9FTpETSsS Ll ~ e and a.
NJ AERHOEH Sold BY DruFeists 10 every part Of tns
world. Twenty-Five cents oost'e'
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Double-breasted sack suits are EN-
phatically the right dress for business,
and we have an excellent variety OF
them, chiefly in rough-taced cheviots.
Plain and fancy weaves in solid blacks
seem preferred; few lighter shades
and smoother fabrics. Large boys or
youths suits, sl4 to s22; mems, SIG
to $50.
ROGERS, PEET Il CO..
sRoAbwAY warSs.,
STORES. >32d
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HENRY A. DANIELS M D.,
90 WEST s9THST.
Diseases Of the Nervous system Gem'o ,sr' o's''
Impotence and Sterlity. Hours 70 - !" o.
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nursery the fair will be continued this afternoon
and evening. -...--
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Platinum Photographic Portraits have an n nne
sine style abroad. Introduced first by hocK"oou' -
Union Square.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-24
CHICAGO Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Ill. April o. -Trading in wheat
was active today, but the feeling was
somewhat unsteady. The opening was
weak and 150%;c lower than yesterday 5
close, but good buying turned the market
and il advanced 5sUlc, ruled weak and de
clined l@1l4c finally closing &c lower for
May, sc lower for June. and &c lower for
July than the closing yesterday,
There was light business in corn. The
undertone was rather easier, though no
decline OF consequence was recorded.
Oats We're active, stronger, and prices
ranged higher
\ very nervous feeling prevailed in pork.
Opening sales were made at 1)6l5c decline,
but prices quickly rallied 3OQ35c without
very light trading. Toward the close the
feeling was easier and prices receded 1oG
l. C, bat the market developed consider
able strength at the extreme close and
prices ruled higher.
Trading in lard was fairly active, but
prices ruled irregular and averaged lower.
Considerable interest was manifested in
short ribs, but the feeling was unsettled.
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.OuSheepeI',
miscellaneous.
BOoLLeeDers and CIerGts.
Boys.

N~ANTED-AN OFFICE CLERK WHO HAS 4
w thorough business education, graduate OF "A
hrst-class business college preferred Address A. b.
general delivery, Wichita, Kan =, IT
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The auahia Daily eagle Thursday gor,no April "a 1880
Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA, Kan. April o.

WICHITA, Kan. April %
The packers seem TO be doing good business
There an increased daily demand on nearly all the
articles on the list. Prices rule about steady
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
20 lbs and I'D alal1c hams 1920 lbs 114c, hams me:
dunn and up lO19 lT:zc hams small size l1@R lbs
@1214c California picnic hams &c, breakfast bacon
full width or strips 61sG91c dried bee-han extra
dry &C. smoked beef tongues per doI ~ W cottage
or boneles hams Sxc New York shoulders 6G4c CAN
fornia bacon 6J4c Tennessee bacon 54c rolled shoal-
Qers homeless &c -
SIDE Short clear sides packed dry salt)
SC Od6 10 per 100 lbs clear fitches &c, English bel
lies Sc long clear sides s. 7g5 90, shoulders 4146j
clear backs IS 75l6 10 per 100 lbs long clear bacon
Sc 2Ja5 50 cggt short clear bacon ST OGG6 TO- clear
bacon backs IS 69&6 70, bacon fltches Sc 60S6 -.
bacon shoulders On
SAUSAGE-Fresn pork sausage No l 51eGI6c. fresh
PORK sausage (eXtras) G16c, Vienna and and Frank
fur Toe. head cheese SC, bolOgnas rounds 41lg5c,
boognas middlcs 4ISG5c, nickles bologna 414g5c;
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage sc, blood pudding SC.
IARD-Basis Tc's. choice family &c, bakers spe-
ca &c pure leaf 3lc, Whittakers Star 64c, Whitta-
ker's pastry SIC.
FRESH MEATs-BEEF-S of whole carcasses
59Gc hind quarters 616&716c, fore quarters S94c
lons 7@sc. PoRK-POrk Joins 5@Gc, tender loins &c.
spare ribs Sc. hack bones &c.
PREPARED PICkLED GOODS-Pig's feet put in
halves and spiced. Quarter bbs. 40 lbs co. kits j
lbs. Soc. Picked and spiced pigs Jongue-hitts. u
lbs. 81 -. Trpe, picked and spiced-Quarter bbls.
40 lbs. ! 80, kits. 26 lbs Csc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. April 2S.-CATTLE-E Receipts.
Goo shipments, COCO Market slow 10 luc lower.
feeders. 3 tA5S 20 HOGS-ReCeipts. SlUE shipments
IaEl MarketweaG 10 eIec lower An grades - ~ 5
4 ~ bulk - o. SHEEP-ReCeiptS. 2She Shin
rgcntS l5Cn Market steady. Good 70 choice iGuIrs
ana mUttons s. G55 So stockers and feeders, - u
60 %
st LOUIS Mo- April CATTL F-Receipts
lSNE shiprneuts 100 Market steady Natives - 80
90 SJoCl,ers and feeders 3 tfsS ~ IeaS and In
lfar, - 5ksS -. HOES-ReCeip-S btltE shipments
B4Uo Market Weak. Fair TO choice heavy. - los
1e packing 81 urz4 To- SHEkP-hecctpJS. e5t
shipments none. Market strong. falr 10 choice,
s. pls,5 81
CHICAGO. Ill April 22-CATTJF-E Receipts.
1asU. shipments 4S}l Market weaS and lcc lower.
Bevves = .Ul U0- steers. = 2l4 ~ STockeTS and
feeders. s. 40e a. COWS, bulls ana mixed - go
3 81 ICNs~ EraS~er~ - sos TE TeN2s corn led
steers s. ula4 liC EOGS-keCeipi> @IUIse shipments
sso Market lower. Mixed & GCc+ ~. light $ tU
"a 50, heavy s. U1ii "a. sllps, s. Cues s. SHEEP
E-ecipts, lAnE shipments IsU. Market steady 10
strong Natives s. 600 a. western corn fed, s. -
- S. Texans s. jQss5 Is lambs - ol8j -
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Mj9IIIlz Eagle
FINANCE And COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts Of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for A8 hours-11O cattle, 1920
hogs. Shipments 200 cattle, So horses.
There was scarcity Of good butchers
stuff again today. Everything in good
to choice fat cattle sold quick at good
prices. Eighty head of good shipping
steers, weighing 1885 pounds, sold at
$500. Seventeen head of choice
butchers cows and heifers sold to one
ofthe packers at $3.12 1-2. Stockers
and feeders in fair demand. The hog
market opened steady at yesterdays
top prices although eastern markets
reported large runs and market
weaker. Later this market declined
2 1-2c and the bulk Of the hogs sold at
$685.. There is a weak feeling in the
market and buyers look for lower
prices.
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Wichita wholesale Fruit Market.

NFIDHIIA, IAfII, 4 pTII
There arc some good bananas on the market to-
day and they are selling well. Oranges are little
scarce and prices rule strong Lemons in good sup
ply and steady at prices quoted.
RANGES-NcyicaL s. 753I 90 per box baskets
s. 75a4 o., California Washington Davals s. 00G5 81
per box. California Riverside 3 l5Gg4 co. per box,
Mcssina - 1ji 20 per box, Imperial 81 50 per box
LENOES-Messina per box, 81 j0g5 90.
APPLES-NOne in market.
BANANAS-Sl 80 g s. 80 per bunch, fancy So 90 per
bunch.
5 % per 100.
DATES-Persian 60 III boxes S1f99c per h. Fard,
Eal4 10 boxes. PIC per 10.
HONEY-California, ID frames, TG13c per ID.
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St. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS No, April q.
FLOUP-Firm. slow. Choice - 75g.2 20; Xxx 81 q
as 80; family 81 40G2 90 fancy IS 5Og3 Gu; extra
fancy S. :pl4 10: patents s. 5ay&4 IS.
WIEAT--.July opened 5EGl41c lower then reCOv-
cred ane advanced PC but later there grad
uai decline and the close was May &c and July and
August &c below yesterday. Cash was better. No
red $50 s64c. May SIC July $3.50 asked, August SSc
CORH--Higher. 80. cash olIs3l5+c, May 5J24c
July Size, August &c.
QATs-6pened better. but eased OF. No 2 cash %
bid, May 25G2515C; July 243z&24l5C.
RNE-SCaTCe and firm. No. hard cash 43C.
BARLEY-Firm but sales reported. No.
choice and fancy aMOtable n tlAIlC.
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ron S.4LE-Fdrm Property

Under thls bead e. per line per day
NOR eATE-TEE ACRES OF LAND ONE HALF
4 mile east ~ JUJauu University price so per
Main street. i5ztt-
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHTFA, Kan, April g.
Trading today has averaged good. Potatoes are
plenty and prices steady. Eggs in fair supply at
quotations. Choice butter in good demand and sup
ply light.
P0TATOES-Kans 45c per bushel, northern eOc
per bushel
CABBAGES-None in market.
ONIONS-NOne in market.
EGGS-qgIUc per do2.
BUTTER-Faucy creamery DC. choice cream cry
DC choice butter 15l6c. fair l2c cooking butter Sc
CHEESE-EaStcrn full cream l3C, half cream llgt
pc skim SE9c, linburgcr I8lGc, brick 1j9l6, fun
cream Swiss lGdl6C.
CHICKENS-Dressed G1g9sc per ID, live So 759
% per dOz.
TURKEYS-Live GG5-c per h.. dressed 9Guc.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April q
The demand for corn. wheat and oats seems to bt
getting stronger and higher prices rule.
Receipts for p hours: $50 bu corn.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-GOOd milling 5Jg10c. while other grades
are quoted at soc and down.
CORN-No = or better &c. white pc,
OATS-11Gl9c.
RYE-No .. 24aZ6c No g. o272lc
HAYS 81 per ton 81 90 tn car lots.
GROUND C0RN-ChOp il car lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. April o.

KANSAS CIIf, NO., April ID
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR Higher. TX 65c; xxx 75c; family 81 o;
choice 81 % fancy 81 90 extra fancy 81 GOsl 7G
| WHEIT~Higher. No ? hard cash and April 76c
bid, No red cash Sc bid.
CORN-HiCber. No. ? cash 2Sc bid.
OATS-NO trading.
RNE-3tc bid.
BRAN-Quieti GJGG7c.
HAY-Weak Good 10 fancy prairie Sc 5097 90.
FLAXSEED-Sl 4NE1 -.
LEAD-Qulet. soft VI ssour and common S. So
chemical and refined - 90
MILLSTI FF-Firm.
CORN MEALS 75G3 So
CORN CHOP-33c.
EUTTER-CreaInery fancy 1T9lSc; fair 15Gl3c.
EGGS-Weak At &c.
CHEEsE-Fnll cream northern twins and Young
America l0d,llC: western Se.!C.
LIVE POULTRY-FIrln Choice hens IS 80, roost-
eTs $20H52 u:
PEOVISIONS-Easy
HAMS-Sg p.
BREAKFAST BACON-S5 25.
DRIED BEEF-$7 80.
DRIED SALT MEATS-ShOrt ribs IS IS. long
clear 3 80; shoulders 81 p; short clear s. -.
SMOKED MEArS-LOng clear 81 OJ shoulders
s. or short clear sides 81 p.
POKk-$ll o..
T.ARD-St
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales of cattle at
HOGS.

Receipts 100 The receipts were fair and the quail
iry AVERAGED good. The market opened active ut
yesterday top price, although reports from eastern
markets noted heavy runs and p weaker feeling.
Bulk OF hogs however, sold at - 70. Buyers say
they look for lower prices If She gain in receipts con
tiHUe eastern markets, There was d weak feeling
az the close
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-24

Depot second and wichita streets. ticket ofrs -
North Main street. j. B. BfECkAEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
NEw TINS TABLE CHICAGO. uoCR Ist-AED s.
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f'Great Rock Island Houtc %
IN effect ON and after April q lFa
TRAINS ARRTvr tEAvE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-24
Wichita Flour Market,
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April %.
Orders are coming in fairly well from the coon.
try. City dealers are buying lightly.
SOLE LEATHER Slaughter 27a29c. 3. A. 25G
PC, good damage 2lGt3C.
RNESS-AcOrn oak Csc, No oak sc, L. Il. Soc,
Union 2Sc, HemlCck 25c.
CUT HALE SOLES--EHtra heavy So 80, heavy
IS o. medium 81 30, light 81 255I 20.