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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15
Great Mems Doubles.

There IS one strange coincidence that al
ways happens here when any public man be-
comes prominent or does something es-
pecially to make him the hero Of the hour.
That is, his double Immediately appears
and makes himself "a conspicuous as pos
sible. When everybody was waiting, ex-
pectin- some news from Mr.. Randall's bed
side, man who bears a remarkable like
ness to the dying statesman was seen here,
there and everywhere about the Capitol.
He made his appearance first in the rotunda
Of the great building and seemed TO be in
tently gazing at the paintings in that large
hall. His face was the fac-simile Of Ran
dall's when the Pennsylvania was last at
the Capitol. The double dressed like him
and even affected his walk. he seemed TO
enjoy the attention he attracted and re-
manned IN the corridors near the house OF
representatives nearly all day.
About inauguration time the man that
looked like President Harrison seemed al
most ubiquitous. EI-President Cleveland
even had his double. and at one time a
newspaper correspondent saw him in the
street and attempted 70 interview him
When prominent senator makes great
speech his double Is always sure to turn up
the next day and parade about the Capitol
It was strange, but, after kinCaid shot tx
Congressman Tsulbee, il seemed as il you
met Kincaids double in every street car or
hotel you entered Kincaid had peculiar
appearance. and the frequency Of his
doubles became a matter Of comment
Postmaster General W snamakeris friends
are sometimes bothered b. seeing his
double, either 81 the Capitol or on the
street, and often they stop TO speak before
they discover their eTTor.--Cor. New York
Mai and Express.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Ouida has earned more money than any
of Nine Patti.
Anna Dickinson, who cleared $4,000 in
one season and &16o, 900 in ten, has little or
none OF it left.
Adelina Patti speaks English without a
es77T7c;;l2sG accent and conyerses freely in sew
eral other languages.
Sybil Saudorson, the only soprano whose
voice ranges higher than PATHS, ia tall
blonde, with DARK eyes, a pretty throat and
a willowy figure.
The emperor Of Austria has authorized
Nine Rosa kerschbaumer to practice as an
oculist, being the first woman in that
country who has received such permission.
The distinction Of having been over
three score years on the stage belongs to
Mrs. John Drew, now CO years Of age. She
made her debut on the stage when but
years old.
Charles Egbert Craddock's' old home at
Niurfreesboro, Tenn, is on the spot where
the battle was fought and close to the
forts. Her first book was written in sight
Of the battlefield.
The two wealthiest women in Phnadel-
phia, both widows, are said to be Mrs.
Thomas II. Powers and MrS- Thomas A.
Scott. They are worth between 5000, 900
and IS, Coo, 600 each.
Mrs Maxwell Miss BraddoH) devotes
four 'lays a week to writing and two to
riding. She has written about fifty novels,
Is married to her publisher, and is compil-
ING her "reminiscences.
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ron observation-disclosures.
FOR RENT-Farnt Property.

I-oR RENT-A FISE PASTURE or 80 ACRES
L If-lnz water saase we'll fr-eed. ogpszite
RIVERSIDE Park. to rent 20 reliable partls-s- Ns 81
Maxv e4l, journal or4ee. ls.-f'
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ghe aithta Daily Eagle Thursday ur,ring alau s. 1890
Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA, Kan. May Il.


Rather quiet day was passed in the market for
hog products and the feeling was little weak. IA
vices from eastern markets indicated duu leeIln
IN that quarter and foreign adyces were unchageo'
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
% los and up 9kS1ll hams lSg lbs lzc mans mi
dunn and up 1U%912c hams small size l0(5lZ IDS II
@l21fc. California picnic hams 71zc breakfast bacon
full width stripsl s57Sl0c, dried beei.hadn ttlr
dry &c, smoked beef tongues per dnZ - ~ cCtt Se
or boneles hams SIC. New York shoulders
fornia bacon 61zc Tennessee bacon G1.c ro4eo Ahou-
deTs homeless Sc .
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed DRY SAY
Sc G6 IS per 100 lbs clear itches Ec, English pei
lies &c. long clear sides s. 755 S. shoulders 1902,
clear backs So 0o66 p per 100 lbs long clear bacon
Sc 1906 % cyt short clear bacon s. 20f6 ~ Gear
bacon backs IS JOG6 20, bacon fitches 70 5VS' -
bacon shoulders 81. -
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 574963{c; fresh
pork sausage extras &C, Vienna and ana FIRM.
fuTt l0c head cheese &c, bolognas rounds Heg5c'
bolognas middles ffa5c, nickles bologna 419g5c'
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage Sc blood pudding &C.
LARD-Basis Tc's, choice family 61sc, bakers sDe-
cal 64c pure leaf &c, Whittakers Star 14c, Whitta-
ker's pastry CSC.
5S614c. hind quarters 61k57]6c fore quarters S94c
lons 3110c. PORK-Porz loins &C, tender loins &c,
spare ribs sc, back bones &c.
PREPARED PICKLED GOODS-Pig's feet put in
halves and spiced. Quarter bbs 40 lbs %. kits ID
lbs. 7jc. Picked and spced pigs JOngue-kitts. 10
bs. 81 -. Triple, picked and splced-QuaFter bbls
20 lbs. %. kits, u lbs. CSC.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, IL, May l4.-An easier feel
ing in wheat existed and prices closed la
nc lower than yesterday. May closed &c
lower June about sc lower
There was a weak feeling in corn and
lower prices was the rule on all futures.
The chief influence in Y lueS was the fine
weather and decline in wheat. Final
quotations were 5s@5sc lower than yester-
day.
There was a fair animation noted in oats
and a weaker feeling developed and price
changes were confined 10 sc range.
Trading was only moderate in pork and
the feeling was unsettled. Offerings were
fair early and prices receded 15G20c, Later
the market ruled tirmer, prices rallied l5G
zoe again and closed quiet at outside
figures.
Only a fair trade was reported in lard.
Prices ruled lower early but rallied
again and closed steady.
Trading was more active in short ribs
than for several days past. Early the
feeling was easy and prices receded p %
&C Later the market was strong and
prices rallied again, closing steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
DISQUALIFICATION n.

Depot second and lcnlta streets ticket Office -
North Main street p p RLeCkLEN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
NEW TIME IABIE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
i"Grcat Eock Island Route =
In effect On aud after April e. IStl
TRAINS. ARRIVE IFAyK
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY No. May observation-disclosures
eO0s shipments Sf1l Marke strong. Steers
s S5q5st cows. s. OOsS ~ stockerS and Iee,,-
er-s s. s5sS - HOGS Receipts, 2Se shirwnets
lVfl Market steady. All grades - SlaA -,
SHEFP-keCCipts 27uE shipments. sSIn Market
steady Good TO choice muttons and lambs 81 "
o. 81 stockers and feeders s. 1894 b
ST. LOUIS. No May H.-CATTLE-RecsiQts
steers s. 60s5 Is stockers and feedsrs s. 51s5 -
Texas and Indians, - GoSt -. HOGS Receipts
SOC Shipments =. Msrkel steady. EeSvy, 81 "a e
{ IL packing grades IS alI4 10 SHEEP-Heceipts
90 shipments ST. Market hr-n tslr 10 SAelce
g. 0ls0 o.
CHICAGO, IL, May IA CATTLE-Rece:ptS.
ls'1 shipments 5e1. Marke. .~,Ec lower.
Beeyes s. t1s5 - steers. s. 6Ss5 o. srccsers and
81 5ts5 IS Texas ste.rS = l}rS "a ECf>-ReCeiPie
1Sgst shipments 5fGi Market 6slec lower.
NiJei s. els.s ~ heavy s. Glfs 81 light g pa
"a SHEEP-HocCip,s, sgU shipments 4.a0. Asr
Iet strong. Natives 8 ,5e6 a. weriern corn teo
s. 01Et p. Texans g o-s5 "a isu1ts - 5ls- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15

Elrgant reclining chair cars on oil trains. sal
Pullman sleepegs from Wichita 20 Kansas CIV and
Chicago without change on ulcht trains ilckris
sold and hagEa-S checked through ta all points
north south. cas-. and west. and steamship uchrfs
sold 90 all European points az lowest Tutr@ city
ticket ONCE lu last Douglas avenue, corner Maia
street. pass niger station corner Douglas AID Mead
avenues Telephone ia
ca. Rt ruTRFoEp. Tickle: Agent
.INo. SInAsrIAN. o. q n y. A. lnl.Asl. liz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15
-. ia. ,nr ra.rr. R.,-r.s,..

The Far- r-c0tt. Wichita Z. Wesi~Tu rail-
way N I=soltrs Pacific Koute' BE- t1s Only
Ire running solid trans through FROM
Igieh.ta % Eausas Clty Ead 80 Isogss
LEAVING " ichisa a. = 90 > "a sou arrive a.
rar-kzs csrT next moru.uE ~ o.es1rk-
Pullman palars slsrp;nE and ire rfclsn-
INK chair carr thTouzb - kaHs-ss IIfT AID
~ Louis without change ftFfu~zlrlsr =
yCa 70 via tb~ for- -eoit kg1t~ you are
uo- dsp~adrut o. main 45fr cDt aes.tlzzEzs a.
Junrtlan Point. Ouf yDu - 2 a. tAFosla
q aold trasns Itas IA the oriF fCHts
"a hase main linz Tgus ItrOuEh y .razsa-
ALI rrllne ere made ~ Eere zssl I'm
through z0lid % karsas City - =. LOSS
it IL 1hs stg-tesz Lac ~ forty esEli rllaff
sd two bo1rs ~ g4lcEes-. 4uu Gsl-za
daily 70 -. Louts ard al p15E-s sasl-
T.ekst oE.cs ~ North Main strsst- DPS
egroer Eeooad EuG " StifR street.
y g. ELEEELEr.
pass~-re- and TiekEf AgEa- - Szr-A
Ealn Street. y lehstA. kac-
Is a. TDEEsTsD
3 T. 4 J. ! ~ LouiA Va
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Nllllit Eagle
FINANCBANDCOMMRRCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Rece,nts of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours--326 CATTLE. ,235
hogs. Shipments 429 cattle. Cattle re-
ceipts light and composed mostly of
good butcher COWS and heifers and
some steers. Shipping steers and
stockers were in light supply, but the
demand was active. Good to choice
stuff sold at big prices. The hog mar
ket opened strong at yesterdays
prices, SAT- 1-2 and more than half Of
the offerings sold at those figures. The
late market was 1-2 cents better and
closed steady at the advance.
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wichita wholesale Fruit Market.

u, u.
Oranges and bananas in fair supply and prices
rule firm. The demand from both city and country
dealers is active on these goods Strawberries in
fair supply but many Of them came in soft Choice
berries sold at s. 80
ORANGES-MexicaT, s. 1904 90 per box, baskets
s. $50 co. California Mediterranean sweet 1904 %
per box. California Riverside nOcS4 %, per box,
Messina SO 75GS4 90 per box Imperial 81 50 per box
San Diego 1 25per box.
LEMONS-MessIna per box. 81 5OG5O
STRAWBERRIES -S3 GhG3 30 per crate
PINE APPLES-S3 5Gg4 % per doz,
APPLES-NOne in market.
BANANAS-$2 % @ s. W per bunch fame ? s. so per
bunch.
FIGs--Layers ES1sc per ID 4 oval boxes IS 50s
3 - per 100.
DATES-Perslan 60 10 boxes, s]689c per ID, Fard,
l2tal4 10 boxes, 121%c per 10.
HONEE-Californa, 10 frames 17(SlSc per ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15

no ToT- WAIT EoEET ~. r ITDf-I Y. -
- rsa-eer sa..l1laE r.A aa1 ga f-1r1 e ~ or
paac- argal-s- F-ss Bed Eosas- Aers-.- e@st-s 49,
~ sEr1a 2 good srrHarlfF. c4s4 =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15
TO- Nuch Nupt.al Rice.

4 New Earsu EaEa. ssoer pSt-in-r ice Snt5
s-zEy-sdin. be c>rJi tSink OF o-Aosgtng % I
5~iisl party, put sor1e Ii re e-itss t-E7s}-
~ ir.k Es.L OF co.rse tee re sr.-.sd -ssa
seroGzsly soaked u - --s+o& Gid. s15
tEea-sae lltfi> vesscs VIZ toTc@d open and &C.
fHz raize5 excuLEts;E sahroi1a-sd =z-dxe--
c1iefs szd o,6eaEai=sy 1--s--esa S-1es s.sz-a1-
y -a--.es Il ts- retsc1se -Sz-Sc-6 Tines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15
To Preserve Your Shoes.

On The principle that Ais well taa: end.
veil the appearzuce Of a wozlaus foot Is Of
supreme importance Treat your sao=s een-
DEFY. Have one pair sacred 70 rasny wes;h-
e for rubbsTs ruin fine leather. A-oisl var
uish and blscii1g az a. kinds, and Substitute
vEseline. First, rub your Shoes With piecs
.. Old black nix, tte1 apply the vaselins
Win soft black kid giove.-LSdies' Eozs
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Wichita Grain MarirPt


WICHITA, Kan, May Il.
Wheat is coming in slowly and prices rule steady
to strong.
COrn-Receipts the lightest for some days and
prices show decline of &c on all grades.
Oats moving freely and the market very firm and
active
Very little rye coming in.
Receipts for a hours 1920 bu corn; GOO bu oats
go Du wheat.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling zoe. while other grades
are quoted at 70c and down.
CORN-NO ; or better 2216c, white 24l3c-
OATS-3S25c.
RYE-NO3 3. or better S2c6S5.
HAYS so per ton, 81 % In car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in lots 45c per 100 lbs.
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= go I---0rT-T T1IE Is T0PFf-4 "
4 r1r car. saturday. a reward ~. 70 pad -
r.r-ou returning same - Ma =. Il stor~. fis7
North fsasrsEcc aFeEIn- cla- -
7 0~T-A COLD HAIR pIN. SIT WITH PEARL
4 sau5fI r. ard d.a-arr.rs PARE Caa le4ve s-tls
81 ms one AMI grr rsHNar4- isl-G
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Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan. May Il.
There is nothing of interest TO note Prices IN
changed.
SOLE LEATHER Slaughterl 2933lc. B. =. 20
90, good damage 2la2}c
ARNESS-ACOrn oak &c, No oak SIC, l.. II. 32G
Union sc, Hem ocll Bic.
CALF'-DomcstC 65cslRI o. French 81 Goal 50
CUT HALF SDLES--EXtra heavy s. 80 heavy
s. 70, medium s. 60 light 81 25lSi 10.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ork Money.

NEW YORK. May "A.
Money on call easy. ranging from TO per
cent. last loan ;. closing offered at ;.
PriW" mefCa tie paper ~ u.
Sterling exchange quit and steady at 81 4l4 for
GO day bill ami s. S,., for demand.
The total sale Of stocks to aF were SO 55 shares.
stocks wern ext .emely active today and final fig
ures marked advances for tht active shares.
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Wichita Flour Marker.

WICHITA. Kan. May II.
There is only fair demand for -four. Co gitry az
wei as city dealers SEN to purchase sparingly.
Prices steady at quotations.
Best patent, per cwt standard price GO
Second trade q 80
Extra fancy ...-. y
Fancy -
Shipstutf, -
Bran. 81
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HOGS.

Receipts 1855. The receipts Of hogs were lighter
than expected. The market opened at yesterday 5
closing turcs $3.7lg at which price more IMAM half
the hogs sold An hour two before HE close prices
advanced 2-gc and the balance of the trading was
done on this basis The market closed steady at the
advance Chicago market slow and duh with
2fO0J sale. Kansas City about PFC higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. May Il
-wHEAT-I9l1Gc lower, steady. No. red cash
9T14c.
CORN-Active weaker. No 2 4o34.
OATS-Firmer fairly active. May 5316c.
COFFEE-UuChaug-d TO u down. sales E,0U
bags. spot Rio dull 2OC
coufectioner's \ l-Ijc; gganulated 6l-locuoes
63-Ic powdered Gl3c.
BUTTER-Easier. Western dairy qsl2c, creamery
ca &c.
CHEESE-Firrn Western nominal S@2lic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15

the east who contemplate visiting " ichitA
On bu-ine-- or pleasure iu a." near future,
should b. advised u the series ~ hons
seekers erc'lr-Ions 20 - run by TIE popft-
lar Frisco line from - Louis % " ich.is
Oh April ~ May 20 Ssptrmbcry, Septefu.
Der ~ and October a.. iEo
Thee tickets are good 20 return thirty
DAYS from date O sale and are so.d az fns
extremely low rate Of one fare Tor TBS
round trip The Frisco line IS tbe osfv
line running two daisy crpress trans
between II L0uls and Wichita without
change u WuHArT.
General pazsengrr Agent. ~ Louis. Ma
GlD1t[
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Cash quotations we're as tollows

Cash quotations we're as toliowx
FLoCR-Cnchsagsd spring patents. sofr %
hard, - $50 * western patents s. 53Si =. la
wHEAT-No- spring Ess23isc No I'D sse9ysc
CORN-S4-tc.
CAI$--sc.
BARLEY Nominal SC
FLANSEED-SI AZ
TINnTHN-E q
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Wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA Kan. May IL
The offerings in wool continue light. Prices
steady at quotations.
Bright Cond tion--BrEht medium l5c, heavy me-
diuIn nc l. ght fine l3lR heavy hue l2C.
Earthly cunliU on t,e i.um &c hur 9dllc coarse
IlelSc, Me- can EJECT grades l2Glic, coarse and
kenny So i0C.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, May L.

Receipts SOC; shipments 42S.
The receipts were insufficient to meet the de5
nlands of the buyers The offerings were composed
mostly Of good TO choice butchers cows and heIeI
and some steers which sold at good values, "A
bunch of dehorned Galloway heifers, averaging LBS
pounds. sold So Co. This is the highest price ever
paid on this market for heifer stock. Ihere was Il
scarcity Of shipping and stockerS not 3eths
enough TO 90 around There is a good demand Tor
veal calves az So JJ6lI 90 per hundred Chlcago T6
ported cattle slow and dull and Kansas Clty 4Vo
lower THIS market closed about steady.
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Commenring sunday. Marrh - TIE
Great koek leland Toafe wiH piafe 10
aeryIce between kausaa City aud Denver
their urx and magnificent dIaluE CAR.
Pence de- Leon. Deimouts' and Ray
ulsad Passengers having WirHi'a ca
The rr.r.-riiex t-a.rs flr Pueblo. fo.aTaf39
~p-.nav ard Denver vii b. serssd with
dinner az supper CD th-se trains i.o-H
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EsrNTArIvr sILrs.
The following are the representative saIse of hogs
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

A fair business is being done this week. Receipts
show quite an Incl ease thus far period Of
last week. The market is FIRM and active on good
horses of all kinds.
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ARTICLES
Shipments,
New York Produce.

BUTTER Easy. Fancy Elgn creamery i615S
11c finest lj1eGl6c, finest dairy l2&Hci fine l4gl5c
EGES-lIGIIl4Ic-
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DENTISTS.
DIR. &c. WILSON.
DIR. e. H. CREDITOR,
VETERINARY SURG'S.
]. II. PHILLIPS. S. E. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS &c PHILLIPS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS

Graduates of the Chicago Veterinary College
members Of the Chicago Veterinary College Asso-
citation.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF veterinary
work including canine practice, dentistry and an
surgical operations Hospital accommodations for
al patients requiring special care. Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph mail Will receive prompt atten-
ton by day or night. We use operating table
instead OF throwing horses.
Ofce III North Lawrence Avenue Telephone
SC.i1 I35Ltf
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, No, May Ii.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOCR-Firm bur light demand. Xxx Csc; xxx
30: family 81 IT, choice 81 -, fancy 81 %; extra
fancy s. tA@l -; patent 81 1872 10,
chemical and refined s ~
WHEAT Lower. No hard cash sales at S3&C
May - .Gssc bid, SIC asked, No, red cash s5c bid,
No O.leI4ugS. May sales AZ soc.
CORY Lower 10. : cash sales at 281&c, May
2SLic hiI 2o5aC asked.
RYE-Higher. No casa 4;JesiSc May 47}sc bid,
4SiaC asked.
HAY-Weaker Strictly fancy prairie s. Oo96 80,
good 80 Cl.oict. - yDa4 ".
FLANSEED-sl y.
LEAD-Qu.c,. SOFT Missouri and common IS Is;
MILI.~Ti. FF-Flrm.
CORN ifEAb-OulL S 7593 so
CORN HUP-a-a-
BUTTEI;-Ciooi 70 fancy Creamery firm, 1G36Gl7ci
fair ia choice I5alig.
EGG>-Firn At Joe.
CHEESE-SJeadl. Full cream northern twins and
YOunc America 100 lie, western SgEC.
LIVE. POULTRY Firm. Choice hens 50 So rOost-
ers E 0sq 81 small fst hens 81 JpS5 y. Spring
chCken- small S!attai 10.
pRoNISlD\~-Easy.
HAMS-Sa y
BKEAkFAST BACON-SS 2j
DRIED BEEF-ti 81
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short ribs s. 10 long
clear = -; shoulders - >; short clear s. 10
SMOKED NEArS-Lolg clear ~ UE shoulders
S o. short clear sides 81 -.
PORb-Sll %
LARD-$o J1;5.
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4 - F-F-~z rvzrsfF A. 6erseslv q. = azra-
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nrnpn.AIa - CnNsTnrrTInN ~ -.

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTION oF sEw-
au1 plumbing 90 puliic Nulldil. az orr SUP
FIy Indian Territory HfadGuar DE JafiuEut -
lfaseuw ofth. kaH-as. ApI4 ~, lffi- rFslesi gro-
po-HIs ia frprife subject t1 The usual eoLdi tqtas
Port GGArt.rrlB-tsr af fDrt supply. Indian Terri
tory until o. O'Clock noon cFltrEi standard tine.
MONDAY. May d.. tTH and then epsEod IN uls pres
% BIDDER fpr brushing material ard saa1f re-
gHTf~ 300 the -frIff .sl and elton q eearn
rlg. Ial.aa Ttrr.tofv. TrprsFrlro viii 30 given -
Hrfrira - domestic prod tut or man trat COD
dfiuus O. quality ard p-cs lcIlflHa in thr price ~
f.fri.r Nroiu Iou- trss ttr tutF 1bera
orr iftug sUual Pull Information wi4 ur g ven
and Plans and -rerfr. cations tsu ~ obtained %
ofDr rr a tie uf.s ~ tla Poet guTsrEH Hstrr Fgr1
supply Indian Territory The Gorrrumrut receives
TIE rgar % reiaet any 81 bts @u~ FETts therr
o. ard o. waive dafe.fs Envelope suatatl3ng pre-
pc=ala Agl.I ua marked Prurasala for sewers sad
Proposals f8r Plum Iriuz rszpftfvefr - FORT sep
ply- ilatsa Ir-T.t4rt Haa atfras=ai i1 ~" Hrdrf-
su~d ~ to he Poet Quar- srrIastsr. forf ~u.rtf
IGd la1 Territory e. W FOSTER. Qgartrra7sstfr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15
st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce.
ST. LuUIS. Mo- May H.
FLOUR-Qni=: and easy but unchanged. Choice
S. G)8i ~ fancy - SSi %; extra fancy 81 4UG4 -;
patents 81 Sg.5 10
WHEAT-Opeuad lower. hammered down
still lower and closed lGl%4" below yesterday. No
red cash - C. July Sija4SoC, August Soi4C, De-
Cemher 50. C.
CORN-5prned lower for option AMI closed 16@25c
below yesterdays. No. mixed cash was better at
34sG5ii &. July 80. August G2'4 September Si4C
OATS-Nominaliy firm but nothing done, No
cash 21l4C bid. May s,LsC bid, July 2J}iC.
RYE-Higher. No. cash Sc.
BARLEY-Eutirely neglected.
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PORK-S12 =.
LARD-S6 2216(zG ..
SHORT RfBS-$5 5jc.5 20.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed s. 0035 10.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$5 Sl9j 90
WHISkY-Sl 02.
ard 4 6IEc,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-15

tween wichita and ~. Joaeph.
The A'rhls0n, Topeka &. Santa fs ra.l-
road are now running their night train
leaving Wichita at so q n. "A new combi-
nation Pullman sleeping and chair car
Wichita 20 st I0-ehp. through Topeka
and Atchi-on This car arrives - Topeka
a. 81 A. N Afchison az o. ~ = m. and 81
Joseph clock "a. m. The santa Re -
the only lime having This arrangement
from Wichita IS. ID NrHDoSk
&tf, Passen ger aud Ticket Agent
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VI ANTEB AGENTS-iN Emery CITY. TOWN.
W and village IN tho United state except ia
state Of Kansas. to take suosCr ptgns. Postmaster
can make money No capital required sample
copies free. Cash commissions. money can b made
by getting up clubs. address the Wichita Eagle.
Wichita. Kan. liz
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ZTg~ET TgASFB DN uOE9F~. EtgGEE-.
vi ~gss. plsa9s. aesse.aie fzrEitzfs ssr. Nasss
f.z-zkf u 80 ualt = .zEz-4 $3.50 = H.
r.r4s ar.d - Is ~ z. 80 4 Co. srsz - Earls
- 49, ~