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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-14
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Receipts IL. Shipments a.. The market was
Active from tie opening There were several
buyers the market and most OF
l cattle sold they arrived. The cCmpe-
ton was strong and good prices were realized by
the sa esmen on nearly everything. There were
several shippers at the yards this afternoon VINO
were the Kansas City market it'll cattle yester-
day. They said they struck hard market and
many grades Of cattle selling here today FOR as
much money they would sell for In Kansas City.
This a cattle mar%et Is improving last ever day.
Good fat ripe cattle in demand at strong prices and
lquick. sStockers and feeders the leading
features in the cattle trade at present There are
iliy ers here from Missouri buying so head or this
class cattle and they will be heie until they fill
their quota The market closed stroue. The Kan.
sas City market closed easy,
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO. H., March 1s.-Only a moder-
ate business was transacted, but a firm
feeling existed most of the session. The
opening was the same as the closing yes
terdas, and declined &c. then with slight
fluctuations advanced 1a.c. held quite
steady. and the closing was &c higher
than yesterday.
Corn was traded in to a moderate ex-
tent within narrow limits. The feeling
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Wichita Ora n Market.

WICHITA Kan, March u.
The grair dealers very busy receiving and
shipping era n, There is Large demand for corn
from the south and much OF ii for the export trade
Prices steady.
Receipts for "a hours 1850 bu. corn. 1870 bu
2OJJ bushels wheat
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WIFE ,T-tioud milling 55a5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at sec and down.
CORN-No, 3, l2Gl3c.
OATS-l2Gl:c.
RYE No. 222a24c No. 20d22c.
HAYS ~ per ton; 81 o. in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 35c per 100 lbs
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wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March Is.
There are no changes of note. Country orders are
coming in more freely. City trade just fair.
SOLE LEATHER-(Slaugh 21ta2lc. b. A 25G2.
good damaged s1@23c.
HARNESS-No oak SIC. L. H, Soc. Union Sc
Hemluck &c
CALF Domestic 65C6l on, French IS lo(9i %.
CUT HALF. S0LES-Heavy S. TO- medium 81 So
light 81 2lSul
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Wichita Produce Market.

NlCHILa IrOunCe Market.
WICHITA. Kan. March lS.
There is much the same feeling on all lines
there has been for several days. Choice butter in
very good demand. but poorer grades SLOW sale.
Good demand for eggs at prices quoted. Chickens
little scarce and in fair demand.
POTArOES-hansas 40c per bu northern 5Uc.
CABBAGES-New California s. jO@5 W per 100.
lbs
ONIONS-Kansas 81 2j9l % per bu.
EGGS q. iUc per doZ.
BCTTER-Fancy creamery 2jc, choice creamery
PC choice butter l4c fair &c, cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream I5c Half cream liza
I2c: skim sag lmburger l59l5c. brick l5Gl6c. full
cream Swiss l5Il6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 61tSsc per ID. live 81 SOC
- per doZ.
TtRKEYS-Live 6a7c per H. dressed 9SIlc.
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Notice.

We are aware that we are becoming
very conspicuous from the advertising we
are having lately from several quarters
We are much obliged for the same, but
we are willing to give 500 reward to find
the party or parties that write the anony-
nous letters signed shipper and mail
them to the patrons of this market.
39-tf NANDIVER s. BRYAN
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HOGS.

Receipts "a. The market opened 81 rong at yester
Say close and continued throughout on about that
basis. The supply vas away below the demand of
the packers. They cannot fill their orders promptly
Tor hog products With the amount of hogs that .are
now coming TO this market. Fat hogs To he
getting auu receipts will probably light
Intil the new crop OF hogs commence coming. Kan
sas City reported the close steady. There was a
Strong feeling this market the close. Bulk of
Sal eS -
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Wichita Hide and Taliow Market.

WICHlTA. Kan. March Is.
There IS nothing new in the market. Business in
this line Is It standstin
HIDES-No, green 2Alc per ID, No. green 2Ac
per ID. No green salt Sac No 2green salt 2A.c, dry
hides 46t6.ec per H. bulls and stays 11gL-
TALI.OW-No. .5ssc per 10 No 2ec.
SHEEP PElIS-Ssisl+5c each.
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. March 13
FLOUR-Quiet, Unchanged. but firm Xxx 81 2uGg2 20
family - ihd2 So Cho &c - C0d2 i5 fancy IS y
O. 30, extra fancy 81 GIaS10.
WHEAT-Higher. The market was active
throughout closing strong and 2,c above yester-
days. No. red cash 1.lsc BID, May closed .7lsc
bid June 1sB nominal, july $3.50 bid August
14$scb!d.
CoRN-Firn. No, 2 mixed cash 2jc. March
25c bid. May 25l4c asked, August 24l4c.
OATS-Duli. No. cash. nc bid, May 2li4c.
RYE-Quet. No :, hard cash 40Isc.
BARLEY-Dull and neglected Wisconsin SOC
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK March Is
Money on call easy ranging from 5lSlIf per cent.
last loan Z. closed offered AT per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5ieeiI-
Sterling exchange quiet and heavy at s. Slle for GO
Gay bills and - Sils FOR demand
The total sales of stocks today were &S0i5 shares,
Socks today were active, excited. strong and
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Land Once Hicks.

Address She EAGLE for the necessary
blanks 90 he used in fling on Oklahoma
land. Approved by the land commission =
er; prepared by Coop, the Washington
land attorney. l25tf
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March Is.
There is some Improvement in the. shipping de-
maud and possibly slight increase in the demand
from local retailers Prices rule about steady.
Best patent. per cyt standard price ........S2 10
SecUud grade. ~
Extra fancy ~
Fancy. %
ShilStuff bulk -
Bran. 10
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are he representative sales of
hogs at the yards today.
SHEEP.
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

NItHIIA. hdIi 1IaTCn Il.
The market has been quiet for several DAYS, There
Is very little stock coming In and the demand is not
a brisk at present Dealers are looking for I'M
provement all around soou Prices steady.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. Kan. March IL.
Trade in this line Is brisk. Liberal o, ders are
coming in from the country and there is al 10 a good
demand from the city trade, The jobber's stocks
are full and complete in all lines,
ORANGES - MexNan IS 5O93 10 per box
baskets So 75d4 co. crates So 50d3 15
California Washington navas SIS 06l5 8 per
box, California riverside IS jUs3 IS per box Mes
sina So ;tfa5 70 per box, Imperial "A 50 per box
LEMONS-Messina per box. 81 5Ud5 W.
APPLES->l 40lt 80 per bu 4 25GD5 81 per bbl
BANANAS-Sl J0ts2 ~ per bunch fancy 80 90 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers l5@lSc per lb, n oval boxes IS 5O9
20 per 10.
DATES Persian GO ID boxes, s@@9c per ID, Fard
12@lI ib boxes, PIC per 10.
HONEY-Californa ID frames 17CaISc per ID
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per day.

XIANTED-Agents TO canvass Wichita for new
w article Sells on sight address al once L. U.
Box -. Anthony, Kansas. leo o.
w ASTED-Fitteen good canvassers for Kansas
w and TeXs-; none but good men need apply.
Rogers. the Photo. s5-6s
WANTED AGENTS-ln city town ant
w village in the United states Except tn
state OF Kansas 10 take subscriptions Postmaster
can make money. No capital required Sam pin
copies free. Cash commissl Tolls, money can he uads
by getting up clubs Address the ichita Ia gle
Wichita, han. st-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-14

Cash quotations as follows:
FLOUR-Firm. steady. unchanged. Winter wheat
patents 81 t0@4 10 spring wheat patents 81 "
al o.. streights SIS 60Gg3 50.
WHEAT-No2 spring aS14@7S24c. No2 red SAG
5S4,c.
CORN-2s1Sc
OATS-2Ol9Gs 50asc.
IYE--s2ipc.
BARLEY--Nominal 55@57c.
FLA& SEED-S1 As.
TIMOTHY--$1 IS,
PORK--Sl0 2i@lU p,
LAkD--s6 01l5.
SHORT RIBS SIDES--S5 G1G5 40
SHGULDERS--Dry sailed 81 40lei 80.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 o0l55 So.
WHiSkY--SI u.
SUGARS--Cut loaf 7@75sc. granulated ss4c. stand
ard. \ G19c.
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
DENTISTS

DENTISTS
DIR. l. G. WILSON.
Dentists All work guaranteed first class. once
rs F. Douglas avenue over Paul Jones = Co.'S drug
store Wichita, Kansas. l5lf
DIR. E. e. CREDITOR,
DENrIsT-Office IA y. Main, over Smith b stovsr'A
VitaliZed air administered. Residence hX n. To-
peka avenue Wichita, Kansas. Nu
D. W. SMITH.
Dentist Room 4JG Sedgwlck building Wichita,
Kansas. d9l-lm
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BUTTER-Lower Fancy EIgn creamery 256e
2554c. finest western 230124c. fine 2i@22c, finest
dairy 2o6r23c; fine I9lSc.
EGGS--i21ec.
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4 GENTS WANTED-In every CITY and town ir
"A the United States except In state OF kansas
sell 10 lawyers, just the book every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers every where, cells at sight.
Celoys necessary, a. book can be delivered when
sale Is made. Applicants must be able TO furnish
reference when required Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita Kan. II-tf
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LOST.
Under THIS head &c per line per Say.
INSTRUCTION
Under this head &c per line per day.
FOUND.
Under this head 20 per line per

Under th!s Aead g pr Inc per dsy.
EOUND-Near Rock Island depot a large glove.
Il owner can have same by calling the Eagle
Office @-d
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STRAYED.

Under this head &C per line per day.
CTRASED-From ITO Lewclen avenue, mouse
- colored mare pony Reward Will be paid for
turn TO ia North Market y. T. Vincent. 100 =
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FOR RENT--ROONS.
Under this head % per iine per day.
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L>OK RENT-ODe elegantly furnished front room
IL first floor. also front and side rooms
ond. with board at the ~ jerome S4s North Joyss
igl -
I,OR REST-Rooms unfurnished. - Norlb Esrn-
i poyia. l5i -
EOR KENT-Three good rooms ia double house
Il with separate Out-lae dOorr and stairway. sta
be and garden. one block 81 street cars. church
and school GOOD Dsigi borhood. Rent almost moth
Ing TO right party. Inquire at liJe Esst Douglas.
10 e.
Tor REST-A neatly furnished room AZ I'll North
Il Lawrence avenue. DF
II,OR RENT-Furnished or unfuruishea rooms:
II also roDns-d house aud rooms Tor iigbi
house keeping. ali new. on Third. beSHec Icpssa
and kuporia. p -
NOR EENT-Furnisheo front ufire room ever
II 10 North Market street Israel Bros e q
TOR REST-F Furnished rooms with or without
4 hoard; Convenient 70 business 81 ,. Main
street -
LoR RENT-Hoou1s a. IS North Maze; % I.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Z. EMMA COBB

DIR. Z. EMMA COBB.
Female and chidrens diseases especially. Home
for Ladies' during Confinement Strictly private
when desired. Letters OF inquiry confidential
and answered Immediately on receipt OF Same
Home, I'll South Ida avenue; Wichita. Kansas
Ii3n
DIR. CROSKEY,
Eye. = Ear, = Surgery
once Hours to 10 A. M toI p N Sunday -
o.. hoom Ii. Fechhemer Building.
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FOR RENT--.STORES.
Under ihl. head = "a line perds
Lph Hk%T OK "a HAAak-fbsas sore bosse
aud rooms abOTe. TGlS@T - E-ast tax street.
Gail Al the rut.ninG or Oh " y. Laarles. To9la -
number - North ASln street l3t
INoR RE$T-fsricE stoTe-SsoEa 80. Al f.asf Doug
Il rs ave enc ufce and sieep4n. rooIa- 80 spy1
Lsrtie- very l9S ~. Rica4aBd D.Ock- Barnes 4
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Il bi9cs q Duu2las sEe8re q god Dsssfssss
street Appiy % H. y. Ae4iT. AZ & DOGSlas ass.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-23
Reply to Shanks.

MR. ED1ToR-Dear Sir: Having perus-
ed your last weeks issue of the 1NTELLI-
eENCER, find that your humble servant
has attracted the attention of one Of your
noted correspondents, aud 1t seems from
the tenor of his com munication that he is
the unfortunate sufferer Of rabies, and at
some unlocked for time my presence has
brought about recurrence of those par
oxysms, which has come very near ter.
minating The brilliant career Of our poor
"Shanks." Now, my advice to the good
people of Five Forks would be to apply o
poutice directly to said "Shank's" crani-
UNI, as judge that he is nearly all bone,
which is invariably the case with most Of
the "Shanks" that have come under my
observation.
But let me here state, for the benefit of
the readers of the INTELL1aENCER, that I
have never had the pleasure of meeting
the llustrious 'Shanks," and would not
should I meet him In the road, but must
say that Ifeel either fattered or mortified,
and can hardly tell which, in attracting
the attention of one who is simply 8
"Shank" in the common phraseology,
but giant in learning, and who will, no
doubt, soon rival Bill Arp and get off
something good on the Sub-Treasury Bill,
or the Race question, and lift the veil Of
obscu1ity from before our eyes, and i'm
part to posterity fame that will be the
envy of generations to come. Now, Mr..
Shanks, in regard to me being slightly
educated" admit that it Is not alto
gether as complete as I could wish; how
ever 1t is hardly likely that I will add
much to my stock Of knowledge by sacri-
fcing valuable time in reading aShanks"
budget of trundle bed trash, which, when
brought down to its last analysis, is moth
ing more nor less than chaf, and it is
my humble opinion that such stuff, emf
mating from the source that it does,
should find its way to the never to be for
gotten waste basket.
Furthermore, as to what Is the matter
with me, there is nothing that I! am
aware of, and I certainly think that
/ have the right to be my own Judge
in 30 small matter concerning N.Y.
self. So unless T happen to hear Of
afresh paroxysm ftom you, T shall con.
tinue to keep my equilibrium. Should
I be 40 unfortunate as to hear of your
braying again soon, will certainly "go
up" wholely and entirely. It is my hum
BILE opinion that there ia some nicro.or-
ganism developing in your anatomy,
which is causing you to be disagreeable to
some of your acquaintances, to say the
least of the ones whom you do not know.
I quite agree with the gentleman from
Lebanon, that you will make something
out Of yourself yet" for 7 think that yon
will show your true caliber in your next
howl, 80 in the future just say what you
please about me, I can assure you that
will take no notice OF 1t. But if you will
allow me to make q suggestion, perhaps
it would be the safest plan to oonHne your
remarks to your Kingdom, if you have
one. J. P. WALpREP, M, u.
Aasaie, S, O., October Is, 1890.
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Bolton Items.

Mai. B. D. Dean left Tuesday for Lau.
rens, where he will attend the Pearson
meetings..
Mr.. a. G. Latimer has returned home
after an absence of several weeks in Ala
bana.
Mr.. w. +. Moorhead was in Darlington
two or three days last week on business,
Mrs. Geo. T. Brown, recently of Mexico,
who has been visiting relatives here, has
decided to remain in Belton, and is now
occupying residence on Main Street.
The campaign meeting appointed for
Saturday afternoon did not materialize.
The speakers assigned to us did not ap.
pear, and though both have many friends
here, their absence was disappointment
to no one.
The receipts of cotton at this place last
Saturday amounted to 146 bales. The
prices paid ranged from 81 to 81. Bolton
is without exception the best cotton mar
ket in the County, as can be shown, If
necessary, by the figures. Farmers should
make q note of this.
The champion cotton grower Of this
vicinity is Mr.. John w. Campbell, who
lives about one mile from Bolton. His
record last year was good, but is now
beaten. He planted twenty-five acres in
cotton. Mr.. W. F. Fowler, white man
fifty.six years of age, with one mule, did
all the blowing given to this crop. Mr..
Campbell has gathered fifteen bales, and
has seven more clearly in sight, the staple
being practically all open. This makes
acres. Who can beat it with one horse?
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DrV Goods.

Fifty pieces Red Twilled Flannel at
19c, Csc, 80, all wool. You never bought
such goods in your lives before. Ten
pieces Double Width Water Proof at 42c,
you have often paid 75c. Two hun
dred pieces Jeans from 10c to our Heavy
Kentucky Jeans at 95c, worth 35c. To
buy Jeans elsewhere is to throw away
your money. Prints, GinghRms, Tick
ing. We bought by the case. Our prices
are the very lowest, and re wish We had
space to give you more prices, Big lot
Cassimeres at 50c-they look cheap at 75c
Look at our soft finish, yard wide Bleach
ing at only 7c. Thousands of goods we
cannot mention. Take our word for it,
We will make it pay you to visit our Store,
Get our prices-we mean business, and
are going to sell,
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Thousands of Shoes.

Look at this stock. A splendid Kid
Button Shoe for s1.O0, a Stitched
Pebble Button Shoe for S1.00. These
two Shoes are big bargains. Ladies'
Fine Shoes from four of the best factories
in the United States. Children Shoes
of every description. Look at our Chill.
dren School Shoes-iust the thing you
need. Mems Shoes we take the lead.
Douglass factory and four others make
our mems goods. We have studied the
shoe business, and know we have the best
goods in the world for the money. Bro
gana and Polkas by the thousands, and
we have more goods stacked under the
counter than you can and in many stores.
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The long. continued East wind and
rains have ceased, and every one is rejoic.
ing at the return OF bright days and balmy
air.
Our people are busy at work gathering
their cotton. That which was open during
the heavy rains is greatly injured, and the
picking of the same is both slow and tedi.
GUS.
Messrs. Il. s. Clinkscales and W. j.
Wharton are ginning for the public at
their former stand. They are thoroughly
equipped for their work, having recently
set up new Pratt's gin with self-feeder
and condenser. The engineer is Jim
McGee whose reputation in that special
business is well known.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcconnell, of
Lowndesville, came up few days ago to
see relatives In this vicinity We must
not forget to mention baby Archer, who
made his frsf visit at this time, and is a
bright, interesting little fellow.
Mr.. Walter Saddler, who spent the
summer at home with his parents, is now
engaged as salesman for @. +. Jones q Co.
Walter is worthy young man. His
many friends regret his absence from the
neighborhood, and trust that In the future
he will remain at home,
Mr.. E. O. Mcconnell has moved into
his new dwelling, which was built during
the past summer.
''Variety is the very spice of life."
Probably this was what Mr.. Ed. Saddler
thought on Monday night as he left the
mules hitched to the wagon while, unload
ing cotton at the gin. Be that as it may,
they gave variety to his thoughts by run
ming away. After going about q quarter
of a mile they ran against tree, breaking
the wagon.
The spirit of the Pearson meeting is felt
even in our midst. Surely grand and glo.
rions work was done there, the result Of
which eternity alone can reveal.
Little David, q two-year- old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Sharpton, died on the
night Of the 9Th inst. The death of this
little one was peculiarly sad. On the
morning before be was playing about ap-
parently in good health. Before noon he
was taken i'll, but his condition was not
such as to cause any alarm. In the after
noon and evening he rapidly grew worse,
and before midnight passed away. The
parents have our Bympathies in their be.
reavement.
"My Lord hath need Of the howerets gay,
The Reaper said and smiled,
Dear tokens of the earth when He
Was once little child"
SoJouREFR.
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The Pulpit anu the Strange.

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ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: ~
feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr..
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Ny Lungs were badly diseased, and my
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few weeks. I took five bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
we'll, gaining twenty-six pounds in
weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
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am confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness 1 can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try It, Free
trial bottles at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
Regular sizes 50c and ST..