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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

The staunton (Na.) indicator makes It's
appearance this week in eight-page form.
II is devoted principally TO carefully
prepared synopsis of the adyan-
tages of the nourishing Valley city,
and shows commendable enterprise, not
only on the part of the editor OF the Nindi-
Gator, but of the citizens of staunton, who
have ably backed up its efforts to show the
country what staunton is, and can become.
INFORMATION that the Farmers Alliance
of North Carolina, as a body, will not an
tagonize senator Vance on account of his
position upon the sub-treasury plan, is
gratifying. 1t would be more gratifying
should the Farmers Alliance listen to him
OH that plan, and as body support him a.
a brave, answering Democrat, opposed tc
the enemy of the iarmers-the Republican
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
ATBEMARLE FEMALEINSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Tusutpassed IN thorou-hness ol nslruc-
nan heaifhfuluess and beauty of location
snaGintments for comfort, moral influence,
Terms reasonable. Rev. J., W. MoV''H "0"0"
~ Wv ". T. DICKINSON,
t.,o.,itet Principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Clipped From III" Le""-
ing Papers Of the Country.

y
New York Times
Some OF the men who are in hurry 10
have the Tariff bill passed are alarmed at
the quantity Of goods that have been III.
ported in anticipation OF it's passage Inc
fact ia that business interests OF various
linds have been disturbed by the uncer-
tainty regarding tariff legislation, and nave
been irving 10 adapt themselves To what
seemed 20 be the inevitable. Naturally,
men engaged in importing goods which
will he shut out of our market, or au-
yapced in cost IL the increased rates OF at
ties are adopted. have been laying III ialge
stocks, expecting good profit IN ais
posing of them. 1.-THE bill should not pass
these men. whose business would be pcrma-
ncntly injured If IL did pass, VIII be disap-
| ponted in their calculations ana suher
some incidental loss in being 0verstockeu
with their imported goods. Either way
they are hurt. Many branches OF domestic
| trade have also been trying to adapt theih-
selves 10 coming changes which may not
come. Whether the effect is expected 10 De
| favorable or unfayOrable, effort is made 10
nrenore for il. aad the whole commerce Of
| the country is kept out Of adjustment whllc
| Congress is engaged in deciding upon the
| advantages to be given to manufacturers III
tyarious lines.
Few Crazed by Johnstown's Flood.
Philadelphia Ledger
one OF the most interesting features OF
the report of the state Committee on Luz
macy is the statement in regard to the men
| tal condition of the survivors of the JOINS
town disaster. 1t was common remark at
the time that many Of the survivors oil that
great disaster would probably lose their
| reason. but this does not appear to have been
the case. only fifteen cases of INSANITY IN
any way referable to the effects oil the
| great catastrophe have been discovered,
and of these seven had been insane before
| the Hood and had been restored. vi Tue
eight who had not been previously insane
| two were quite old and one intemperate'
| Finally seven of these insane persons re-
covered under hospital treatment. Inc
| secretary says Of these returns: I'm review
ing this very small total the conviction Is
strengthened that the great and over
| whelming trials Of life are much less llaDle
| TO overthrow the reason than the conunu,
Gus worry and attrition of minor evils ana
unavoidable contact With depressing sur
| r,nn1iuOS -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05

me superiority of these Locomot;v Va.
I've gu other makes is not only known
M Ts.a put IS acknowledged throughout the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05
~ SOMETHING NEW. -

IL Ladies' asstd. Embroidered SHIFTS :,
boxes, fine and very cheap. ''' a
Ladies Balbriggan Under Vests. Soc. on
LamDre9ulns, formerly So, now 75c.
White FIannel, all wool, SOC. yer ward.
M1ite FLANNEL, all wool, Csc. per yard.
and short. so and 75c. Aoue
Dress Goods, Cotton Flannel, yds. 81
INK Marsalles. 10 n, liz, 121<.
moneyc0mb, 10Y, liz 12L, asstl1 .chean
BLACK all wool Merinos, SO to Soc. ward
Back Spanish Lace, 81 yard. ''-u
9Th IN. Mosq. Netting 10 yds. at 81 so q
Best White Cotton 16 yds. 81.
10 in. of White Sheeting at 3Sc. q ward
brown Cotton is yds. 81.
yds. 81. ~ up 70 10
Brown Linen 6 yds. 81.
White Heavy Moleskin at SOC. a ward
26 in. Grey and White Flannel 25c a ward
es Cnlnese Pongee Silk yellow and bluel
GO, 60 in l., wide White Figure Linen Table
60 2xlX White Figure Linen Table Cloth
~ piece.
xlHx17s White Figure Linen Table Cloth
:, 12H 4 Garnet Figure Linen Table Cloth
Fine Col0red Satin at SOC. a ward
T LINE C0iored Satin at 75c. ward.
rrHe T9rnet Velveteen at SOC. q ward /
1entS, Unlaundried Shirts at 5Dc. . niece
6Oys, Unlaundried Shirts at ar. niece
G ents SOCKS embry. each side 2Oc. nair
LEY ana Merino Socks 25c. pair.
GnG 1n9ia Gauze Undershirt5 SOC. niece
Gents, i pN Gauze Undershirt Csc. piece.
Gents, baibriggan Undershirt 75c. piece
dentS' Cotton Flannel Skirt -. n P.oS0'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05
Grand Clear rance Sale,

tents New Silk Umbrella cost 81 u 80 IN
4aoies' Umbrella cost IS $3.50.
Ladies Col0red Parasols 81 Is each.
Chlidren's Colored Parasols 81. -
Ladies Balbriggan fine STOCKINGS emhrv
each side 3Oc. pair. - = 0'ADiy
each ao s;ds ia Salbriggan fine Stockings embry
Ladless Balbriggan fine Lisle Stock;noe
en1Iy; each side Csc. pair. ls3
AZ Coiored OF Worsted low price.
cost iiuoW curtain by yard and pair below
Gents & Boys colored Shirts 8 5c.to aoc
Ladies Fine Wooden Shawls 75c .oo,,
All kinds of Wooden ShawIs 81 n "a
Large Size Col. Double Blankers "a to =.
81 Is. -1S. 0'A Hois. u to
Large asst. Plain Hem ct Silk Hdfs and
co 4sn; border SOC: to 75c. 49, ---
n.6uk Crepe (black 4 white) low price
Ladies' Colored Mitts ali iin ss c,,..,
tadies' Col. 4 White Lin. Handkerch;efs
Al klnds Ostrich Feathers 75c. to 81
Al Kinds Ostrich Tips SOC. to 75c. S q
Al Al Kinds Embry. Laces sale below COST
Sn!nese EaJamas Suits 3 80 suit.
G ante; g. lotion pajamas Suits 81 so.
tents. White Suits, Coats d Part % .o
vents Light Coat 4 Vest 81 90. . -
p; Also large assert. Diagonal, Blue Serge.
olack Cloth suitable for suits, etc.
N U ,do Mosquito Netting at SOC. nc.
color. : = - :" Aats Al Kinds |
yards for CSC. a'e Dslo" COST, |
:, Ladies, Bags (all sise) and assert. Fisher.
black and cream. 49, - - - = : lSlA0I
large assort. Satin Ribbons (all coloral |
Ladies' Chemise Niekt Gown = Drsw
Large assert. Crockery, Etc, Etc. Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05
WIN. G. IRWIN b e.,
lAgents for Hawaiian Islands
81 1907
FILTER PRESSES.

RAAUHAU PxArrArror
HAWAII. March 8. 1885.
cisco. "Ofkss San Fran
.Sonstemen-We have used two ~ vor. o.
nsnD0rod Filter Presses thts .s.:y. ~@I c ~
UCO1veniont, easily handled And -. Ane.
.uuEely 70 our satisfaction. can - wOEAin!
Ao improvement on them. 1oAAmenf
Very respectfully yours.
Vue0ed) A. Noo11
Manager PaAuhau Planfe4sn.
HERIA. Sept. 70. 1852.
Ho oan Dxn. Agent Risdon Iron Wort.
c. DkA1 nn: Please ship IN one Of vo,. a..
snrS.cA .usnt Filter Presses, 40 SONAR fsSs
Ss same - the one supplied m ~ 1919 80
s.4. S. ! IN pleased to say has Qiven m e-tss
Yours truly
GEO. R. EwART.
Manager Heeia Agriculturai 10
1nese Presses are msde extra ha.vv o..
- psufes, occupies . Aoor space az ~
sno psesents Offering surlnce of 41n
T3oore rect. A limited number In stcck ~
ana Are sold ct very low prices. -
kisdon Iron = Loco. Works.
San Francisco.
,n n9r Particulars enquire Of
Room No. spreciela. Block: Aonolo'
zM ". @. IRWIN = Co.. A~..t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05
GEO. w. LINCOLN.

HE WELL KNOWN BUILDER, STILL IN THE FIELD AS CON-
tacto ana better to do
TO other
and retain plenty
that Enabled
the same at times % 20 20
bearing In mind that what is ae Time
Thanking the public for favors
remain respectfully YOURS + 3 ! & 3 +
% .-.--- - - GEO. W. LINCOLN. 49,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28

Under THIS head e Per lac pr DAY
CTEAYED OK sTOLES-A da-k brosa sg.=risl.
- smouths oil. return 70 y wing Bro =
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO H., Feb. 27.-There was good
business in wheat again today and the
feeling was stronger with prices again
averaging higher than yesterday, closing
5s@54c higher. One of the principal rea-
sons for the advance today was the receipt
of q telegram from Algeron, Mich. can
ceiling an order to sell wheat ana report
ing the growing wheat in that vicinity
badly damaged. From Randolph county,
H.. reports are received reporting wheat
in fine condition. TIE early speculative
offerings were quite large, but were stead
lily absorbed by prominent trader.
4 large business was done in corn. the
market being more active than for several
days past. The transaction were large in
May. though July received considerable
attention. The firm tone was due largely
to the receipts not running up TO the
calculations of many, the strength in
wheat and the rumors of floods in the Ohio
valley. The market opened at yesterday
closing. was firm, advanced IN all ss@1sc,
eased off little, ruled strong, closing !.
&c better than yesterday.
Oats were active. strong and higher. and
closed steady III &C higher than yesterday.
Only fair trade was reported in mess
pork. Prices were advanced 2]&@5c on the
whole range.
Rather more was doing in lard, chiefly
for May. Prices were more favorable 10
sellers.
Not quite so much was doing in short
ribs, but the market was stronger.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Brief Mention,

Pringle & Kennedy, Valley Center, were
on the market with car of hogs. This
was their first shipment to Wichita and
they were much pleased.
George Houser, Marion, had q car OF
hogs Cd the market late last evening.
William Mckitrick, Augusta, marketed
q car of hogs.
j. B. Craig came in with car of cattle
and hogs for the Leon bank
Ed Weidlein, Augusta, sent in a car oil
hogs.
w. II. McCune, Benton, was on the mar
ket with a car of good cattle.
l.. L. Laine, Greenwich, was a late ar
rival with Il car of good feeding cattle.
T. H. Crawford came in from Hume
well with a car of hogs. This is his first
shipment to this market. He said, you
can say am well pleased"
John Gillchrist, Belle Plaine sent in a
car of hogs for today's market.
Fl. Mills, Newton, had car of hogs on
the market.
NJ. l.. Smith, Argonia, came in with his
first load of hogs for this market. He was
well pleased and says this VIII be his mar
ket in the future.
Mr.. White. of White & Cain, came in
from Freeport with car of cattle and
hogs.
Fourteen shippers today, and ali had
words OF praise for the Wichita Live Stock
market and are coming again.
G. Falkenberg, of Falkenberg Bros,
Caldwell, came in with their first ship
ment to the market. Said he could not be
better pleased, and was coming regularly
after this. Says fat hogs are little scarce
about Caldwell at present, but there will
be lots of hogs ready for market within
few weeks.
I. K Gileland, a heavy shipper fro-l
Winfield, marketed n car load of hogs.
G w. Hendrickson, Medicine Lodge,
marketed a car of hogs.
l.. II. Lewis, of Lewis & Son, Milan was
on the market with a car of mixed stock.
This is Mr. LIS second shipment to this
market, and he was much pleased with re-
suits.
a. ". Carr, of Carr s. Son, merchants
at Udall, came in with car of mixed
stock.
j. L. Huntingdon, a prominent business
man OF South Haven, was visitor AZ the
yards.
Mr.. John Whitaker, of Francis Whit
taker * Sons, came in from ST Louis this
afternoon over the Missouri Pacific. He
will remain in the city Il few days, looking
after the interests OF their Wichita pack
ing plant.
Corn is now selling at the lowest figures
on record at the seaboard markets
Special reports to the Northwestern
Miller show that 1876 mills. with a total
capacity of 1S+ $50 barrels, ground 2.0l7. 900
barrels of flour for January. OF these
mills e did not give figures for a year ago.
The remaining 10, with an aggregate
capacity of los, 80 barrels, made l .ti54. q5S
barrels, against I,O06, as barrels for the
corresponding time in lSSS-9-an increase
of 64s, 405 barrels
From the Daily Trade Bulletin: The
exports of hog products from the four At
lantic ports during the past week Were
I9,95l.0o0 pounds against l9,4l0,0O0 pounds
for the corresponding week II 1889.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
FOR S-1LE--HorseS and lehicfe
Cr6e- this head e per line Per Gay.

IoR SALE-l WORK horse / driving horse. RIO
l. or driving ponies a.. y. Lsw-cnce- ~ -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Shaking Hands with . Isoa-

An Enziish ~rlter tsis b2r LsEsDox ka1ss
With . lion when 40 VIZ TOY.
Tie Lazza-sTls Wa sy-zsIly EanDous fqr
ia bozS. TneY were iasss<s rsob5e b<asls. kssi
crowded t1zs<aaT - t-zTs.5sE vars. sbe-s
tsstr sasooas.ort WIS net Has3y 20 lazpxoYs
tsesr t-nssrx Al rcsrEa tSs vsf4s Tas a roS-
ensin 70 t>e> ~serrbeay st = rszsyzASss q =
tznos fro-n 80 cav ard Dsakx e tie utlt
srzsasz- 7 ss&1acsd 70 szsarxis rnrss4t IN
Or las rye un4sss=cL6 ~ tie ssepsrx
A -z4-ulaczxs Cd isoa isT s.sss<ko1 q: fsii
I=rxth. VITA oue par oSssSas5 h@ der. 4 ssS3s
den tac1Zst Esrrsek e. tkat i; ~ozss - fas
ting 70 lake ha1ss vf:5 lat aos. !: -ss
By 70 rzsa&ss Lia ST. q tang 20 b~ SSre every
day I. weu4 peso, ia Ia p-oSs8 yo@ztlsa
a1ncex ;zs boya-0< tss bsrn-
IA zsenezf lssS ray ssst ca "a. ssp Of
g. ezoz<escasa p4-. Il vas srpocta AID
s5ze.h9s vsssstY aid isso iSna lay p~-s.rsly
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CO . co=urlets las oSr-=.soz 4 s2z1zssakinz.
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s1-rT - have k1-s rsc. - E-la- &C. IL a.
Izrcn@ss.lty ~ boss nc4A kaSs tara e.,
had -. nd :ez Wsskzs ozly wny G. r-zEanx
ne s.2rs tar
a. rDE fssl ~ -rztrtsl = iAs szsn ;. sEss
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of Live Stock at the Union
Stock Yards for "a hours, 80 cattle;
1853 hogs. The receipts were rather
light on both cattle and hogs. There
We're some very good cattle among the
offerings and all sold freely at strong
prices. The cattle market was quoted
lower at the close in eastern markets.
This market closed steady. The hog
market was active, as packers wanted
hogs. Prices ranged much the same as
yesterday. The $685. hogs were little
inferior in quality. All sales were
made at $685. to 1887 IL. The mar
ket closed steady. Advices from Kan
sas City quoted hogs lower at the
cJOea
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

MafKet.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb q.
There is very little doing in the fruit market the
weather is too cold for handling IL. Orders from the
country continue TO come in. Prices unchanged.
ORANGES - Mexican So 50g3 IS per box
baskets - 1904 10, crates, - 1908 -.
California Washington navals s. U@5 81 per
box, California riverside IS SOB % per box. Mes
sina % al.e3 - per box Imperial - 80 per box.
LEMONS-Messina per box 81 JO5.j W.
APPLES-s1 4Gal 30 per pu: 25G5 80 per Dbl.
BASANAS-$1 5OG& ~ per bunch, fancy IS % per
bunch.
EIGS-Layers 1.@lsc per Id, Il oval boxes IS 5oS
5 - per lu.
DATES Persian 90 ID boxes, sllssc per h. Fard
l2dl4 ib boxes. f216c per 10.
HONEE-California / Id frames l7Glsc per ID
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28

FOR RENT--HOUSES.
Under this head &C per line per day.
NOR KENT-Nrw nine-room house. with closets,
+ cellar and out buildings Only ais Uli South
Lawrence avenue. - OF
IHOR RENT-A good four room house and osrn on
Il sherman avenue. Inquire Eagle Cornioe
Works, south Main street 80
LNOR KENT-hesidence 20 south Lawrence ave.
u ofS rooms anu hail. la excellent repair with
CITY water AMI gas. Location very desirable IN
quire at 80 south Lawrence avenue. 81 G
L>OR REST-A handsome cottage on College IIill-
IL Inquire at the Kentucky hat store, 80 East
Douglas. sJif
Ct FOX RENT Or SALE-Residences III all part
I'll city Wright & Co. East VI postOiice. u Il
FOR RENT--ROO-HS.
Under this head 2c per line Der dag.
NOR RLNr-Furnishsd rooms on FIRST and second
l. floor; single or Ia suits. 1t the ST jerome, as
y. Topeka ave. - o.
TOR RENT-Rooms in Firebaugh block. North
IL Market 81 tt'
TOR RENT-Furnished room. Inquire 20, 5.
II Main. Reference required. n l2t'
LNOK RENT-A very desirable furnished room at
Il No. aJi y. knporia. S56-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. q.
The demand for eggs e very good and the supply
only fair, which has had n tendency to stffcn the
price a little Choice butter scarce and in good de-
mand.
POTAT0ES-Kansas 4Oc per bu, northern 6oc.
CABBAGES-NeW California 81 Jgg3 W per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 2J@1 60 per bu.
EGGS-ae I0c per doz.
IUTTEk-Fancy creamery 25c, choice creamery
&c, choice butter l4c fair nc, cooking butter SC.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream ISc. Ealf cream 1l3
&c: SIX i'm ScsPc.
CHICKENS-Dressed G1zGSc per h. live 81 SOC
- per doz
TUhKEYS-Live G@7c per h. dressed 981lc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph.

ElHsAs CITT. No. Feb. S7-CATTLF-Rccelpts
ssSl shiprnents g.I Market steady SLOW steers -
a. ~ cows 81 s0e2 sc sockerS ana feeders s. he
- IN HOGS keceipts SOU shipments ~ AlaiSct
sfS6sr lower All grades = 7uelS -. bulk > s5
SHEE P-Receipts l6t shipments 20 Market more
live Good TO choice lambs and rGttoEs - ~
e. al s.ockers and feeders - O0ss5 >.
CHICAGO, IL. Fee. 2'.--he p-oyeE Ioarua! re-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Employment Agencies.
Under this head &c per line per day,

M ASIED-Man and wife, without children. Oh a
w farm near city. anu middle aged man and
wife farm; woman must De in.elIiEe eat. Of fsIr
education, instruct and mother two children,
youngest years Old. ana tu manage the house 80
her own the man to work on farm good wages 10
-le right party Woman with child 10 20 on
farm. rive farm hands. Man 10 cell nursery stock.
One second cook. Five dining room girls one
woman go to Indian territory to manage a boErd-
ing house. Taree news agents 70 on trains 10
Denver two to ~. LOUIS; two 20 Texas; TO Chi
cago sell goods this IS the best Job young
cal procure, every thing IL furnished and VIII pay
We'll; tor particulars iaclose ~ cents IN stamps and
rla -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following the representative sales OF cattle
. -Stcc rfC
HOGS.

Rebeipts 159 The receipts were rather light for
Thursday. The mrrket opened steady as TO price
hut active as to demand, the PACKERS strong
bu' ers for all the hogs offered. The quality was
E1rdly as good on an average as Yesterday, About
one half the hogs sold at % o. but they did grade
as vel by PKG. Toe close was steady. Auylces
from Kansas CITY reported the close lower.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Shipments.
ARTICLES.
Receipts.
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 81.
| The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR Moderate demand for top grades. ex-
cept mike and lots at present prices. Prices
in round lots above the views Of buyers An 65c;
XXX sc; family 80 choice Il Is; fancy 81 40 extra
fancy 81 iUlqi IS patent 81 i5G 81
WHEAT-SteaGy. No. red cash 6i12c bid No.
hard cash 6jc, February CSC bid.
OATS-No cash l.c. February i1c bid.
RYE-No. cash 36jec bid. sac asked,
MlLI.STU FF-- Weak.
LtAD--Quiet but steady. Desiiverized refined
81 61b, soft Missouri 81 5i1f.
CO2N MEAI---4 c.
CORN CHOP-5Sc.
BRA N--DuI &c.
SHIPSTUFF--i0c-
HAY--Very weak. Good to fancy 4 oOs5 So poor
s. 90.
FLAXSEED-. 81 %
Butt ER--Frln. Good to fancy Creamery PIG
&c. dairy good fancy 99 &c.
CHEESE--Full cream twins Halle, Houng Ameri-
can l'hG1lc. western sGy9c. SKINNED 400
EGGS--Steady at i0c.
LIVE POULTRY--Quie:. Choice hens s. 25Gs2 81,
BOOSTERS 81 !0S1 80: spring chickens 81 ,J4I2 81.
Professionalism lots higher.
HAMS--lc.
BkEAkFAST BACON--sa.c
DRIED BEEF--Sc.
DRIED SALT MEATS Short RI BIS sides s. 50; long
clear SIS 3t15. shoulders s. 81 short clear 1915.
SMOKED MEATS-Short rib sides 81 571f, long
cicar-G % shoulders So l2 short clear sides 81 15.
PUfK-$ll0u.
LARD-Tlerce pure SC 25; refined s5si}G
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
PARTNERS WANTED.
Under this head &C line per day.
AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per l.ns per da,

Az A$IED-Dus I've agent. lady or gent. for
w 1edgNtck county Tor the best selling article
ever Manufactured Il your present employ rnent
docs net Yea e. per gay, call al HOo2I ~ Man
haitian hotel 81 -
w ASTED AGENTS-in every city IOWA ant
w village IN The United Stztre except
state OF Kansas 10 tsks u-cTt ptocs Postmaster
car make money. &c capital required Ssnpt
copies GTre Czsn missions money lie tnssta
~ getting NJ cubs Address TIE NiclIt. t.sss@
Wichita. hzZ sltr
4 GESTS NA%TED-In every city ard town 81
y the United States except n STATE % kG5sxs
seI 70 lawyers tost TIC uooE every lawyer 3se1s
endorsed by lawyers eyery here seils al sight AZ
cesGys I.ecessa-y - zoos can - dr.iyeye5 bon
eE.s = made Applicants Zust - s}sse 10 faTuish
reference when required. Pun Particular. Tree
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28

Three hours the quickest 70 ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. ia Il
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK Feb. q.
Money call easy, ranging from to SD per cent;
last lOan 3 per cent closing offered ut per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 43!G6 Oh.
Sterling exchange demand weak at 81 Sila for 60
day bills and - 81 for demand
The total sales of stocks today $4,000 shares
Stocks today were dull and easy
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
Wichita Provision Market.

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA. Kan, Feb 81.
No changes TO note. There is fair demand for
hog products. Prices steady at quotations.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvas sed or plain
Hams, 70 lbs and up, HGiic-
Hams. l2J5 lbs and up lD4@ 1870.
Hams. small sizes, 1922 lbs, lU561l2,7c.
Breakfast bacon Cfull width or strips SS914c.
Dried beef-ham (eNlra dryl &c
Smoked beef tongues, per doZ, 81 On.
Cottage or bonelsSS hams, &c.
SHE MEATS
Short clear sides, packed, dry salD, S. S05 50 per
100 los.
Clear backs S. s0li5 81 per 100 lbs
Long clear bacon So sHg6 6312 cwt.
Bat on shoulders is4&5A4c.
SAUSAGE
Fresh park sausage, No 51e@5c.
Fresh PORK sausage, (eXtras) o1ec.
LARD
Choice family 5a4c.
Bakers special os4c,
Pure leaf Gizc.
Star g. &C.
Pastry &c.
FRESH EATS-BEEE-
Sides or whole carcass, 8s95c.
Hind quarters 5.a 51ac.
Fore quarters 25aGSsec
IOins It&oC.
PORK
Pork lons 5l6Jfc,
Tender Lons, &C.
Spare ribs &C.
BacA bones &C.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28

ports: CATTLE-Receipts 1900, shipments $50
MARKET steady. Fair to choice beeyes 81 SEGA ~
steers s. 3)94 4G stockers and feeders s2 40g3 ~
texas corn fed steers 81 aIS3 10. HOGS.,he;
celpts 2aOJ. shipments pol9 Market steady, N1xeC
sSsoa4 %, heavy g S5a4 o5 light 50 sUt4 Is skips
20 80 zo93 f0. SHEEP,Recepts. 40, shipments 10y
western corn ed "a 9095 oJ. lambs IS oo@6 81.
ST, LOUIS. No.. Feb. 27.-CATTLE-Recelpts
l'a, shipments 500, Market STEADY Natives $ SO
80; fair to good native steers IS AGA 50
stockers and feeders 81 20a3 so range steers
s. 50S3 80. HOGS-kecetpts 4l0a. shipments 1920
Market firm. Fair to choice heavy 50 SoGI3 ~.
packing grades 81 so3 80 light. fair to best, 50 81
d3 20. SHEEP-Rece1pts SEQ. shipments iJu Mar
ket steady. Fair TO choice 00a4 ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
FOR S-ALE--E'0r1n Property.

Under this head &C per lire per day
L'oR SALE--Iiood improved SeiswcS county
Il farm. iG3 acres price sZ&N 1vrIIss: 500 cash
$40 pes annuln FOR years. Si.r'e or before
years. Deferred payments 10 draw per cent itter-
est II. ". Lewis. s3tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-28
wichita Leather Market,

wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. q.
There has been little doing today. Prices IN
changed.
SOLE LEATHER-(Slaughter) 27@29c B. A 25927
good damaged 2l@23c.
HARNEss-Ho. oak &c, l.. II, Soc. Union 2Sc
Uemlock &c.
CALF-Domestc G5a1 90, French Sc 1Gal 80.
CUT HALF SOLES-Heavy s. ". medium 81 CO.
light II 25sl -.