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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-29
Wichita Prnvislon Market.

WICHITA Kan, March IS
The market is fairly active and prices rule strong.
Packers are busy loading several cars "a day Tor
southern and eastern markets.
SUGAR CURED NIEATS-Canvass or plain hams
81 lbs and up lie. hams lS - }1s l-l.c hams me-
6'um and up lH-l5!c. hams Sma size To- u MS Ila
Pic California picnic hams 6'1c. breakfast bacon
JfU.i width strips SltS BE-. dried begt-han extra
DRY f. smoked beef tongues per dpz. - o. cottage
or homeless hams s.. New YORK shoulders = a., 4 ali
falTla s4-oa isC, Tennessee bacon 5gc roied shout
Go-s hOuelrSS slaC,
SIDE MEArS-short clear sides packed dry saln
8 5-5 - per 100 los. clear rrche~ q, English bel
lies e. long clear sides s. - ; 80 shoulders &C..
clear uScrs - 5s5 - per iU} los. long clear btgen
& tuaa - cNyt short clear bacon - 556 n clear
hSCuu backs S. t6S6 - bacon hltches - o586 ..
bacon shoulders "a.
SAGSAG6-Fresh pork sausage No 5ls76C fEtsh
pork sausage ieNJfssl &C. Vienna and and Frank
iurt 10 head cheese Sc holoZnaS rounds 4ic. boic-
miGClgS gc ulciies bologna 4isc, tongue sausage
s., liver sausage -. blood pudding &C
lAkD-Ea>is IcS, Clo.Ce family o., bakers S1e-
Ca &c, pure leaf tS-c, WhttaGerS star csc, Whitta-
kgT'~ pastry t-sC.
FRESH NEATS-BEFE-Side OF whole earcasScs
ba- &c, hind quarters JE52tc. fore quarters sc
Ions ~ Sc FObh-Por6 ioins y, tender loins =,
sparr ribs 5c, back bones @.
Prepared plCkLED GOODS-PiE' feet put IN
halves and spccd. quarter bbis - lbs 10 kits IL
IJs. Sc. Picked and spced pigs JongUe-kltts, Is
It's. a -. Lrpe, picked md splCe0-QulrSSr b5lS
a. los. y. kits. u lbs. Gjc.
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Dsatis.. Room 4as seagv.ak buHaIas, Z-..-s,fa-
EzussS- f--4-4s-e
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Spring Excursions via the Santa Fe Route.

Spring Excursions via the Santa Fe Route
The winter excursion season is past
and the Santa Fe route, pleased with its,
success in each of those excursions. again
come TO the front with still another in
ducemenD for people TO travel via that pop
ular linef in the way Of roUnd-trip, excUr-
sion tickets, at greatly reduced rates TO
principal points in Old Mexico. New
guSta, Ga, Birmingham, Ala, Brunswick.
leans, La, Savannah Ga. Thomasville.
Ga: limited TO return not later than June
/, 1890. Transit limit 20 points in New
Mexico. Old Mexico and Texas win be four
days each way; to other points named
above, transit limit VIII be four days each
way.
Tickets are also now on sale to principal
tourist points in California. also Phoenix
and Prescott, AriZ.: Portland, Ore. good
for six months, with going limit sixty days
Las Vegas, Hot Springs, y. NJ; Ogden and
Salt Lake City, Utah Idaho and Montana
good for ninety dayS; transit limit four
days each way. Stop over privileges al
lowed on all tourist tickets within transit
limits.
Fun information cheerfuIiy given rela-
tive to routes and rates. Side-trip rates
and other special rates to points on the y,
4. q ). (. Z. L. quoted on application.
Sleeping Car accommodations secured and
baggaged checked TO destination. Call on
OF address W. d. Murdoch, agent, ~ y.
Main street and Union depot.
GEO. 4. NICHOLSON,
9. 2. & 7. a, A T. q 5 + r r.
25-tf Topeka, Kansas.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March SEATTLE Receipts
See shipments 2lV Market strong lOc higher steers
IS sG4 .U cows 81 SS 40; stDCkcrs and feeders - 10
GSU Hogs Receipts 500 shipments 40. Mar
ket strong, 2'p@.lec higher; Al grades s. ete
shipments 500. Market steady. Good 10 choice
lambs and mUttons s. jG5 Az stockers and feeders
g. ul5j >.
ST. LOUIS. No, March 2s.-CATTL E-Receipts
tnl shipments iNl Narke. strong. Natives - 50
a. %. stocoers and feeders - -5iS 80 Texas and
Indian steers 3 4NaS 90. HOGS-heCeiptS 26u ship
rusntS 4lU. Market higher Fair u choice heavy
s. lSe4 - packing grades 1 0584 % SHEEP-Re-
Ceiuts 40 shipments none. Market steady. Fair 10
choice - OJ&j ~,
chicago. III. March 2S-The Drovcrs Journal re-
Eort1. CATTLE-Rcccipt~ 65oO. shpmentS 5so1
Market strong. Choice byevVs 81 SO -. steers
e. -5F3 a. suckers and feeders 8 5l.SW. cows
bulls and mixed 81 seas -. Texas corn led steers
g. 2t4S al HOG>-ReCeipts ls9l. shipments .0A
lars,t strong, 30 ler higher. Mixed 81 lN+ - heavy
s. 1904 81, light - I0E4 a. S6ipS 251+ o. SHEEP
hcCclTtS t,st. SHIPMENTS IA. Market steady.
Natives = V.tt Is western corn led - S12sj -,
Texans 8 J0es5 80 lambs s. O16G ~
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Dertist. OsIce - y Nzin over Smith & Stuve-'s-
Ttr4iiEed air am l1.s5sCcc- Residence - \: 10
p-Ea A-euaS. MlgElla. kansas ss-t1
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Chlcnco Grain and Proaucc.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 2S.-Wheat trad
ing was rather light today and fluctuations
limits. The fall OF snow, wind and sleet
in Illinois. Kansas and Missouri was not
considered favorable for the crop; in fact
the weather pretty much all over the win
ter wheat district was rather unfavor-
able.
Corn was inactive the greater part of the
lures.
Oats were moderately active and prices
averaged higher, but the extreme outside
figures We're not maintained until the
close.
Hog products outside Ofamoderate trade
in mess pork and short rib sides attracted
very little attention
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts OF live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "A hours-157 cattle 623
hogs. Hogs sold at $500 on the Wich-
tia market today. The hog raiser in
southwestern Kansas ought to be sat
is1ed with this when he has plenty
Of 10 and II. cent corn to fatten them
on. Cattle receipts were very good.
The market was fairly active and prices
ruled steady. Some cattle held over
for tomorrows market. Hog receipts
fair, but not up to expectations. The
market opened strong, 2 l-2 cents
higher than yesterday, and soon ad-
vanced to $3.o7 IL. One load sold at
$4OO, which is 1-2 cents better than
top price yesterday. Market closed
strong.
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It yTouId Ala shopper.

It would save ladies snspPing muck tina
II articles c1posed in shops for sale were in
vaTiab.Y plainly tcketsa with the price.
This is generally couccabed m a system q
cipher. which al oxperioneed psrro1 uhs for
srrewd lus1ess reasons desires 20 read can
easily fatagu bat v Hicn involves The average
customer who Las no time to d~vots % trnds
cipher ia the nscazl.y o. c1nEnualiy ssklng
tie price D. r. not -ficblt % read tie trads
cipher - stores 40 wL4cE ere 10 Ia tas ra5is
# trading After "a lev purrnnses ne series
Of letters sr WORKS coTr-plnaing 20 toe
numerals are easily tocna ouf and the prics
read One n1uze usrz "tsisdstona another
she same word revsrsa-. another q " sislsiBH-
to1 without tae lost Ictter. Any Word x
zine letters. tArarE preferably oH- withoat
an 90. winch usy bs o51flse,i wifh % -
may ~ tazeE Gee hoEaes gaas "a b c 4 e
b )" 30 tase tae p-1Cs O. the numerals fer
It's retail trademark Thisfs almost As rsasl "
read ~ figures but is thers any rensoa bo-
youi irsde irus!.Iaa thgt rs,fls up thts sem
b-ABceoi co1ceal.1 g tie retail price n guodsi
Take Gore 81 tss Constitution.
Air sra sIe-csz. are indls1ssszabie. Wscan
I've .o1z~r without fool sssl sleep ttan ws
can without a4r. Io1ead food ana rlsap ful-
ali t6eir mI,.4oa zs!i ouly D. "a. AID q pssrs.
fresh air People. oh I'D yeuBx. deny
tasrsas'~es nrr- aIT s-a errs-l's. ssssp Gsd
RESI-. 20 E1f7s Choaze I'd. rsss teen seas snd
battle zi;h GEseass to Ts1zzitaLzr O; tassr
da7a and cGar-e tls rsgh - trsin vork
Yen are e. -r0s.r.. y ylr cc-sfstJtsou.- I'D
ravsslas D. Kr Craafe 'Cgnssi;ztisn. -
r,srau-si BIZ C8os.s. '.c,z1atf.s.zsa, FFhy.
/ ussI that a3 I9az ago. ard lzss ten living
L.. fss- 90 -
laci3erl IS. sick 70 rar coaEtl t1tsoa-~ Tsks
care of taat. sT1 t1rre uili - m pred u by-
avs PrrB1T Esggra az toci, s4ssp. cir al
er~r-.z. wl aa E1r~ - azvs Zoe 'r0f.stitls-
f.ou- au1 -aazs BE- roalSt .Eu a. ne ..9ragrs
from La1 - ise~rsaaaa- 10 rrsseat alssaas
e gr'atsr fi-4l ~ csrr..-Y .-lfse B-ads.
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, No, March IS
The Daily Indicator reports;
FIOUR-Stoady NN &c; XXX sc; fam
ly no. choice 81 Is: fancy 81 ~ extra fancy 81 SOC
WHEAT-~rronger. No hard cash G5i.c bid, &c
asked No. red cash .Vc bud.
CbRN-~teady. No > cash &c bid,
OATS-No. > cash l9C bid, l-Ssc asked
RYE-No cash 51i4c bid,
lEAD-Cuiet but steady. DesLYerl1ed refined
s s2F. soft Missouri - 5, p
NTLISTC FF-S5eaGy.
CORN MEALS.
CORN CHOP-5SC.
EkAN-@~C.
HAY-sJronger Good to fancy prairie IS 50s6 o.
poor Sl5o.
FLAESEED-SI 50
BCTTER-Node-ate demand. prices firm. Good 70
fancy creamery Ia. -, dairy good to fancy Islac.
CEFESE-Steady. Northern twins lHs lie,
Young American il lie, western sec, skinned -
*.
FGGS-Weak az loiSc.
LIVE POULTRY-Good demand PRIZES firm
Choice hens 3 2s7S Ga, mixed hens aud boosters
81 - = "a chickens s. asS2 a.,
EbNISiBNS-Ste&dy.
EANS-S9 =.
RREA EFAST BACON-sS sc.
DRIED BEEF-Ss so
nRIFD SALT Nj TS-ShO-t ribs s5 *, long clear
8 ~ shoulders 81 - short clear = =
SADEEu NlEA T>-LoEg clear s. %, shoulders > %
short clear sides & -
EOEh-$II tH
LAHD-S6 S-la.
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Kan, March %.
The market rules steady on all small articles
which are in fair demand at prices quoted.
POTATOE-Kansas SOC per bu. northern Csc.
CABBAGES-New California 81 jUg30 % per 100
lbs.
ONIONS--Kansas. 81 2581 80 per bu.
EGGS--Sg9c per doZ.
BUTTER---tancy creamery DC choice creamery
DC choice butter lie, fair PC cooking butter SC.
CUEESE---Eas6ern full cream Be half cream li3
PC skim 899c. limburger $50 6c brick I5glGc, full
cream Swiss ljal6c.
HTCKENS--Dressed 6}18Sc per 10 live So 500
- per dOZ.
TCRKEYS--Live6 97c per ID. dressed 9SIc.
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II. Louis Produce.

STLoUJS No. March y
FL0UR-Uncaaneed. but firm. w s. ao5e g
famil 3 4l52 - choice = 0ss2 :, fancy $ =
4 ~. extra fancy s. sNES n
WHEAT-Loyyer- No , nd cash 5,a4c May - 2
&C June s Sc asked July 54As i4ssc asked Aug
U.s. 1fASc asked.
CORN-Strouser aud higher. No. mixed cash
34ssg-1''sc May 25ac asked. July &C, August SO
September 2ssC,
oATS--No > cash &c. May zlsS29ssc bid,
RYE-No 2ha0i &c bid.
HALEY IslT demand Wisconsin sss46c, Iowa
Sc
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wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March %.
Trading in this line is fairly active. Prices
steady,
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 27S29c B. A. 25S27c
good damage 2lssgjc.
HARNESS-Acorn oak soc, No. oak Sc L. Il.
&c. Union 2Sc, HemlOck DC.
CALF-Domestic GjaI o. French g 1OaI 90
CUT HALF SOLES-Extra heavy IS 50, heavy
S. W, medium 81 80 light 81 2jGl %.
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Sew Pullman csroa rls santa % Baais Ts-
tr..n wan. - - Ia..nh

The ttcH5-al. Tarasa &. -aats Fs rail-
road arc Iaw running Iu ihfif usshs tra.o
.sarag Wichita af % ,. 20. q nr.F e1ftia-
Har.ar Pullman saE sid faasr car,
ard 4t1a.u . s.s ,ssr asF. SECS ~ IuEe<A
~ g E... t+rti-r1 a. "a. saa 81.
.Ta@era 3 4, e.efa "a ~ Tee ~aafa Pc Is
tee rHIv ase having ts.s aTusa srils1slJ
f-r-- - izEf-z W " Frs1lEG
Etf pasaa1ea- AID .rAet AHe1t-
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HOES

Receipts G23. The receipts were fairly good but
loads were reported 20 arrive on late trains and
viii be on tomor"Ow's market. The market opened
carly at 26c better than yesterdays prices Tele-
grams from eastern markets reported hogs about
21Es5c higher. Buyers for the packers at once ad-
vanccd prices to 3 glb. which the ruling price
after noon. One load Of choice hogs sold at
81 % the late market. which Is IIsc higher than
top price yesterday. Kansas City closed steady.
WIS market closed strOuE.
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New York Produce.
NEW York. March IS.
wHFAT-Eaey. No . red cash S7SSSS,lec,
CORN-Ie>s aCtivc. No ,sile5s5s5asc-
CATS-Firrner. No - s.1 pc.
COFFEE-l.F9Gc lower. sales - 30 bags. spot
SUGAR-Redned steady, 51-l665 l-16c
extra & =isE5 ~, standard \ &C.. ConfectionsrS \
Lite cut loaf 5-loc, powdered I-l6 granu-
lated fl.C. Cuho- f3sC
EGGS-Sready Western l4'S.
BUTTER Easier. Western dairy l0'4G l0Ac, west
iCtlHiEIEsEIActtve, western. 1Ct8I0l9c.
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Wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

" ItFIIA, NH, MITCH u
Better demand and prices stronger.
HIDES-No green 2slc per ID. No green 214c per
H. No green salt SIC, No green salt 24c dry hides
4a6iec per 10, bulls and stays DC
TALLOW-NO 534c PEI To, No 2216c.
SHEEP PELTS-ylaI5c each
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WICHITA. Kan March y
Freshness continues very satisfactory. Good de-
@ua f.ll both city and country merchants. Prices
unchanged.
ORANGES-Mexicsr, s. O)7S = per box. baskets
g :. = a. crates $ ,a8a % California Washington
naTals - u}45 - per box. California Riverside s. -
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. March 2s.
Money on call easy. ranging from 50 to ), last
loan % closed offered at 50.
Prime mercantile paper 5IfGIl9. -
Sterling cNCia.r quiet aud strong at 81 81 for 81
day bills and 81 So Tor demand
The Uota sale Of stocks today we're 1880 shares
Stocks were dui. again today and closing about
TN "A ~ ~ u
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COLUMN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
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Tho following rates under tie different heading
vii be charged
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30 advertisements taken Tor less ta&1 30 cents.
one line advertisements charged two
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applicable only 20 local advertisements. No roFclg
advertisements taken At prices given.
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EAGLE ciIcc should Be called it- within ldGzy-
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0ruIinstrL by r@it0hG-.e
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March %.
business around the grain market is very lively
these days. Receipts are liberal and heavy orders
from the south and east for Kansas corn. Prices
steady.
Receipts for "a hours z so bu. corn, 1850 bu. oats
$50 bu. wheat
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-CioOd milling 5J95Sc, while other grades
are quoted at SOC and down.
CORN-No. or better, 16c.
OATS-1215913c.
RYE-No. 23d24c, No. 21622c.
HAYS % per ton, 81 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop il car lots Sc per 100 lbs
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@S 70 per box Messina IS 5O@S IS per box. Imperial
81 80 per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box. 81 5O9s5 o.
APPLES-SI 4OaI so per bushel, 81 25G15 80 per Dbl
BANANAS-S1 50 q 81 30 per bunch, fancy s. 90 per
bunch.
FIGs-Layers 5s1Sc per ID, a oval boxes s. SOC
3 - per 100.
DATES-Persian 60 ID boxes, S1%lg9c per 10, tard
12G14 ID boxes. PIC per ID.
HoNEY-Californa, / ID frames. TCslSc per lb.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, March %,

Receipts 157, shipments H. The market opened
steady and was fairly active throughout The day.
The offerings were not good quality as have been
on the market some days during the week Some
cattle were held over for tOmOrrOw'S market as
statesmen could not get their prices some grades.
All good fat cattle active and strong Siockers and
feeders are selling well Kansas City closed nrIn.
This market closed steady.
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Th auithta daily Eagle Saturday zor,ne s}larh 70 1890
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The photographer Pictures in Oh sizes and STYLES
lie also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames IN the city. Give him friendly call and
examine samples.
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ARTICLES
Shipments
New York Produce.

BUTTER-weak Fancy Elcn creamery 25al .
pc. finest 2lf22C. finest dairy lS-S2c, Inc ASI'c,
Eg,IN-lsL.g
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.
TTPEWRITERS.
Under this head &c per line per DAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- thIs - 6 - LIE - dar.

THESE BARGAINS BEAT IlOANING MONEY
\ tvo-StUrY business bui,sing with ose-story o.
fee bote fsont - fset by y tieptE. only SetssS0
cash a iiyc-ruGl2 hou7, ,lXi5o feet ground. 70
reached with cHiy few feet q switch track hr I've
different r.rJsiS. only Sils0. sgerth four rtuass siss
raoIe8. SlN lots atiQlGiuC The SZg Exchange hosci.
On North foT so pcr lCt- fhirgy-ife acres
bottom lr,i ere ME frura Garacla cocEe only 80
Per acre SiS lots opposite ASsseisri Fsc.ec lith
street. srfzf ouy S.tf folr rSt 'front.' lots hetWeets
ictiE 11 Eleventh streets ca ETlrlgll sd
each, iN1-t il-Jea e. CsusLers. Now IL The tsrae
hay tie foundation 1CT f0rtr1le rr Grrc III Ntdss-
U.s. v IT, C.n > yea uUt 20 satllcsly ig,r rf-lres
aHYt'iI r tie city county. u yts are rastiy 20
bay lsef vCr wants with Israel lfruS. oifr -
North Market, roola I, Israel buils5u- dissG
EARN TETEGRAPliY AND STATION
= a-cEt's ht,siuJss 90 Nill!ta Iulon telegraph
Coiic-e. IN Douglas ave. i,h3lt. ian. ssla 1o<
circulars ana gE,'e railroad PASS il46'
IL ANTED-AII. MINISTER'S AND SUNDAY
~ school S--erlufs g1et.cS iu t1c city So send
number ~ u.rrI ls-rS 80 CONGREGATION gud scholars
aud syerac ~CuGsy sfte-aiarlr. beth uorulac sss1
evening 10 Eott- H. Noos. 80 NC-tA AsrSct- IA =
AIS-M-S. - p. NoIG. ROOF J. BEACON
biocS. ~ Nggta Narsrt street, h.s.r tests
saaG4p pooling sfit as.-l dressing Nnaa tf
IH~Fu.VF FoH SAFE IN RIVERSIDE ADpt-
W tol tit sst ST. acres .ll the elm tts, electric
ears u...lt..Jeut Improvements. q clle - tslis
c11t 'c zen lo.-. Oscar o. si4ita a 90, - NaFth
Market. a@tt
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miscellaneous.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG MAN As
~ pber and typewriter. Business firm
preferred. Can furnish typewriter II necessary. Eg-
p-riguCe and best q references. Addresz, care ri
Occidental hotel. J. II. J.. II} -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHEEP.
Very little doing. No change in prices.
wichita Horse and Mule Market.


There has been a fair business Going today. Not
enough good drivers and streeters to supply present
wants Prices rule about steady.
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W and village ia TIE United states Except Ia
state q Kansas 20 take 5ubeer ptlo1-- Pl tn-ffr7
can make money. No capital required. Sample
copies free Cash i--io--- money BE- lu4ft-
By getting pp clubs. address the WiC1t1 Eae.
WfrHlts Kan -1-ff
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BOYS.
Statesmen.

CALESNlEN WANTED At ONCE-A FEW
= good statesmen 70 sell orr goods by sample o. tie
wholesale and retail trade. NE are the largest
mauUlaCtUTCrs iu our Zine. Liberal salary PAID
Permanent position. Money advanced for wages
ADVERTISING etc For terms address Centennial
Mig: Co. Chicago. ii. d:sl-Jt Tues Tn and sat
C0dChH3eR. TeUD3SfcTS. cfc.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
OUR GREEN FRUIT.
A MUCH LARGER EASTERN DEMAND
THAN EVER BEFORE.
New York Getting Fully Half of the Ship
ments-Less Fruit Being Dried Than in
Preceding Years.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-The fruit
shipments this year are far in excess OF
those made last year. The excess is in
the line of green fruits, however, the
quantity of dried fruit being smaller
now than year ago. There are several
reasons for these facts, chief among
which is the exceeding shortness if not
absolute failure of fruit crops east OF
Chicago and north Of the southern line
of Ohio. The prices obtained have
been much better so far, and through
the plentiful use of refrigerator cars,
shippers have been able to send large
shipments by freight, and have so saved
the double rates of the expedited service.
Last year very large quantity of
fruit was dried here because of the light
demand for green fruit in the east, and
so shipments of dried fruit were
larger than of green. This year
the reverse is the case, and prices
have ranged from $4,000 to $4,000
per car of eleven tons. Another notable
fact is that while in 1889 the bulk of the
fruit went to Chicago, this year New
York has taken at least one-half.
SACRAMENTO, July 14.-The fruit ship
ments from orchards on the Sacramento
river south of here are becoming so
heavy that the Southern Pacific Com
pany will tomorrow put on an additional
steamer to assist in moving the crops to
this city. The regular boat today brought
up 100 tons.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-15
A BRIGHT Red Satin MYTH

At her literary work Miss Field nova
days wears bright red SATIN dress, re-
formed after her own ideas and touched
up with frills and shells of soft lace
Exchange.
wish the one who takes notes would
be Just trifie more in love with the
truth.
never had 'bright red satin Dress,
reformed" or otherwise.
l don't think bright red satin dress
could be reformed except by annihila-
tion.
l utterly loathe bright red satin, and
wouldn't wear it under any considera
tion.
Bright red satin might be possible for
some women in ballroom or on the
stage; but, for working gown, it is the
worst taste conceivable.
In addition, bright red satin is hor-
ribly unbecoming to ninety-nine women
out of a hundred. l am not the hum
dredth.
May this well-meant but exasperating
| paragraph, which has pursued me for
months and given me several indige1-
tions, now be buried beyond the posi-
bility of resurrection, even on the dny ~
Judgment .-[Kate Fields Washinofon.