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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
FIRST GRADE.

FIRST GRADE.
 Linnie Dankle, Nellie Campbell Frank Wells, Eugene Parker, Robbie Connou. Helen Adams. R5bbie Van Hontum. Winnie Fradericks
 SECOND GRADE.
 John Williams, Chsl,es Shull, Nettie Wonenberg, Florence Durbin, Joseph Encle, Ernest Emanuel. John Van Hou,um, Max Parker, Willie Oliver, Joseph Sines, Gussie Raible, Alhert Hatz, Robert Brown. Willie Bones Freddie Rodenburg. Lizzie Mahoney. Julia Lanlgrebe
 THIRD oRADE Beatrice Conuell, Wortham Rybon |, Charles Young. Eugene Engle, Sophie Wollenberg, Earle Sanford, George Sines. James McNeelcy, Theresa Fred ericks. Charlie Rehstock. Mabel Englc. Julia McGee. Thomas Brown, Hattie Hartin, Ned Saunders, Harry Thomas, Hester Thomrson, Louise Bashiord, Pearl Weaver. Lucille Woilonburg
 INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
 Ida Smith, Winmott rentland, Edith Weaver, Jessie Sanford, Elsie Roden- burg, Gideon SbGll, Winnie Gould, Eys MoCaudless, John Frederioks, Ger tie Price. Alice Campbell, Winnie Con- nell
 GRAMMAR GRADE
 Willie Crockor, John Freireicks. Florence Williams, Tommy Campbell, Harry Thorne, Julius Rodenburg, Cora Dryer. Ernie WolIenerg.
 HIGH GRADE.
 Hary Wright, There's Fredericks, Horace Merrill, Madge Gould Lewis Amelia Hunt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
MONDAY, DECEMBER e2, 1890,
Notice of Forfeiture,

ITO ". D. CHAMBERS. HOUR HEIgs, AS II elgns and legal representatives:
 You are hereby notified that the under signed. who Is eo-owner with you in the Mel Gia mining claim. has expended the sun ef two hundred dollars in labor and improve meafs up n said mining claim, the said en- peneiture and imp oyemeDts h~ing made in years 1888 and isSe, in comp iisnce with tho United States mining laws, requiring annual expenditures to be made on mining cl tuas-
 The said Mefiin mining claim consists of I.s0o feet In length by 600 feet wide, situate in Walker mining district, the county of Yzv- anal. la The Territory of Arizona. record of the location of tho sa q Meffin mining claim is msde in the record of mines. n the office eoun ty recorder of said YavspAi county in book K ie. page IA.
 And you are hereby further notified that f, at the expiration of ninety days ai.er tho publication of this notice, yon fal CT rsfuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of the said expenditures. toge her with the cost of tho publication of this notice. the in- screst os you in sad Mefflin mining claim will De forfeited and b; c ne the property .. The undersigned. ]. J. MiLLfkEN. Prescott, Arix Sept. Q, 1890
 First publication Sept. 10, lsvol
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
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County of Yavspsi,
 On hIs { h day of December, lSao: before mr. enry E andrews, x notary pubic in an,. Hr the coanty oi Nayapsi, Territory or ATszfua, duiy com miss oned and sworn, per sunaIly npprsred William B. Pratt, John w. Archibald, Wiliiam C. Poster, Marshall S. Tat and Isaac T. ssIoddard, person ally nown tO me to b tue md viuuals cescr bed in aud who executed The for going instrument, who acknowledged t9 ue that they executed the same freely aat voluntarily aud for ihe use s and -urposes In rein mentioned
 lu wtfness wnessof, have hereunio act my
 hand and affixed my official seal the INday and year in th Is eertific ,t0 first sE " -. N above written.
 ST6N HENRY T. ANDREWS.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT
 \ Precinct. fin tue Couoty Of :Yay apa Tetl-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

Hary Wright. There's Fredoricks, Horace Merrill, Madge Gould Lewis McCaudless, Amelia Hunt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10
THIRD GRAnE
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Willie Checker, John Freireieks. Florence Williams, Tommy Campbell, Harry Thorne, Julius Rodenburg, Cora Dryer. Ernie WolIenerg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-10

Linnie Dunkle, Nellie Campbell, Frank Wells, Eugene Parker. Robbie Connou. Helen Adams. R5bbie Van Hontum. Wnnie Eradericks
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-12
SALE OF STATE LANDS.
State of Minnesota. Land Office
Saint Paul, Feb, o. IS9

Saint Paul, Feb, "a, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the County
Auditor will offer at PUBLIC SALE at
the County Auditors Office in New Ulm
on Thursday April 10th at ten (1O)
o'clock a. M, on the terms prescribed
by law. the School and Agricultural
Lands, in Brown County, that have been
appraised and are unsold, or that have
been sold and forfeited by reason Of
failure to pay interest for two or more
years.
Lists of tine lands to be offered may
bel seen at the Auditors Office for ten
days prior to the sale
w. w. BRADEN.
Commissioner of the Sta te Land Office.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-12
The Work Of the Council.

A meeting of the city council was
held March 5th. The committee on
water works made verbal report of
their inspection of the works at Pipe
stone and the deep well at Blue Earth
City. from which it was found advisable
to sink another we'll in North German
Park. A contract therefore had been
entered into with tho coil, Gas & Wa
ter Well Drilling Co.. . of St. Paul and
the report and contract was presented,
approved and ordered filed.
On motion the Clerk was ordered to
give proper notice that at the next
charter election of the city, to be held
on the first Tuesday, being the first day
of April, 1890, the following officers are
to be elected, to wit:
For the city at large; one mayor, one
Clerk, one Treasurer, two Justices OF
the Peace, two Constables, and one
Councillor for each ward.
After appointing the Judges of Elec-
ton for the different wards, the chair
appointed Councilmen Roos, Stuebe
and Ochs as finance committee to ex-
anime and revise the books and ac-
counts of the Treasurer and City Clerk.
A building notice from John n. We'd
dendorf was presented read and on mo-
ton permit granted. Similar notices
from VIM. Ruemke Sr. and Jacob
Klossner, Jr. were rejected as the conn
Gil has no authority to grant the same.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-12

MtiIhdtOJildS ui1u d SGIdugO IL 1871 ACS-
ident during the past few months, of
whom it is suspected that he is connect
ed with the Cronin murder.
During the trial he read the
Chicago papers but since its conclusion
has read none. He rode about the city,
apparently unused to work, and it was
thought that he received money from
Chicago. He left for the latter city
last Tuesday evening. He went by the
name of Coli, and suspicion marks him
as the man who drove the famous white
horse.
One of TIE wrongs that regular es-
tablished business houses must contend
with is the wandering Of the itinerant
merchant, who plays his vocation from
house to house without the worriment
or expense of rent, insurance taxes, or
the support in any manner OF the in
corporated communities whose resourc-
es he drains. AS paliation it is urged
that he is charitable subject, and that
to molest him in his honest endeavors
to earn livelihood is tarnish to prin-
ciple and blow at the weak. The
proposition has been honored until re-
tail tradesmen have found a handful
of peddlers swell to an army, and their.
practice converted into profession
in turn adopted by manufacturers and
jobbers to put their wares on the mar
ket at an enormous profit. Local mer-
chants, who have endless expense to
bear, are shut out by an unequal COM
petition that enables the non citizen or
tramp. to thrive and the manufacturer
whom he represents to amass wealth
without encountering the contingencies
that the home merchant must bear up
with.-HERON LAKE News.
The Hekla Insurance Co., which has
done business at Madison, Wis, for
nearly twenty years and which recently
resolved TO go out OF business there, is
re organized at st. Paul with paid up
capital of $2o0,O00. We notice that F.
w. Sprague, who stands at the head of
the Farmers Alliance of this State, is
president; that Albert Scheffer, the
would-be governor of Minnesota is one
of the directors, as is also A. H. Bulls
of this county. Mr.. Bulls says this is
no political combine. Some of the Al
lance people look with suspicion. upon
the move. They see the st. Paul News
daily abusing Merriam, and see that it
is also the only paper that adve1 tises
whole page at time this Scheffer-far-
mer insurance company. To man
up tree it looks as if Hall was receiv-
ing good advertising for abusing Gov.
Merriam, and at the same time adver-
tising the genial Albert as one of the
farmers" who have re-organized this
company. We shall see how long it
will be before the News will be,out with
Schefer for governor. Such liberal
patronage should, and probably will be
rewarded. Blue EARTH CITY PosT.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO. Ill, March "A moderate
business was transacted in wheat today.
although at times the market ruled very
quiet The feeling was rather weak and
prices averaged slightly lower than yester-
day. The close was about 51sc lower than
yesterday.
A moderate business was done in corn,
the tone of the market being easier. The
weaker feeling was attributed mainly to
the anticipated larger receipts for Monday.
The market sold off $50 ac, changed some
and closed a shade lower than yesterday
Oats were active but weaker and prices
declined l49Ssc and the market closed
tame at almost inside figures of the day
and week. Prices ruled 5@.zc higher
early in the day but settled back again
during the latter part Of the session and
closed quiet.
\ fairly active trade was reported in
lard and a firmer feeling was manifested.
Prices We're advanced 21<65c and the ap-
probation was fairly we'll supported.
There was n fair business reported IL
ribs and the market exhibited consider
able strength. Prices were advanced 597
&c and the market closed steady sc me-
dunn figures.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Brief Mention.

A. Hufbauer Mulvdne came in with
two cars of mixed stock.
John Tammany, Goddard marketed a
car of mixed stock.
James Holland. Ziba, was on the market
with a car of cattle and hogs.
d. NJ. Wiallimson, Attica, tried the
market with car OF cattle and one of
hogs.
Gibbons Bros. Haven. had car of
cattle on the market.
Adam Baker, who has been a successful
farmer and stock raiser in Kansas for
eighteen years came in from Andover
with a car of cattle and hogs. This is the
first shipment he has ever made direct,
heretofore always selling his stock 10 some
shipper. He was much pleased with the
market.
H. Herr, Greenwich, came in late with a
car of hogs.
j. j. Donahue marketed car of mixed
stock
Paugh Bros, Sedgwick. marketed hogs
The bank of Burton sent in car of
cattle and hogs.
j. w. Hawn & Co. report good bust
ness for the week, but could have done
double the amount could they have got the
cars. They report a $50 car order for corn
from Baltimore for export. and an increas-
ed business from Salt Lake. They are
shipping corn to many points all over the
country. They expect to see a large in
crease in the movement of grain during
the next week.
This has been the biggest week in the
cattle trade ever done at the stock yards
The market is growing fast and shippers
begin, 10 realize that it pays them better TO
ship not only their hogs to this market,
but also their cattle. The packers are
complaining that they are not getting
nearly hogs enough to fill their orders for
hog products.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

~ AM ED-A competent bookkeeper and steno-
w grapher 10 take position III a bank; must be a
good pennan. Apply a. Southwestern Business
college. ..-5t
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY Mo- March S-CATTIE-Pecein,s
2i0. shipments $50. Market weak Steers
SS S54 cows - 0lsS5 o. stockers ana feeders =
O. As HOGS-neceipts 400, shipments e>jll Market
b. higher. Ali grades $S 65lpet5 - bulk ) 93Ies
-. SHEkP-keCei.,ts Sn. shipments 80 Market
steady. Good To choice lambs and nuttous 81 sxj
el5 H.. stockers and feeders e. UV1s5 -.
CHICAGO, H.. March S.-The Drover' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-R-ceipts 500. shipments Slt,l
Market steady. Beeves ~ Sis5 10 steers IS SlSi -
stockers and feeders 81 40 sS 10. Texas corn fed
steers S. t0x56,, COWS. bulls and mlved 81 SluS "a
HOGS Receipts li0, shipments. Market shade
higher. Mixed g. o.5al o.. heavy g. Sci U5, iIshi
- o5a40 !, sSfps - 2JaS 81 SHEEP - RcCe 4ptS
a0g shipments -. Market steady, Natives Is II
es6 90. western corn fed "A s1S5 IL. Texans - q
9isO, lambs - uCs66 p.
ST. LOUIS, No.. March S-CATTLE-R Receipts
eoc5. shipments HSD. Market steady Good to
fancy native steers s. sD4 90, stockers and feeGers
- -355 - range steers 81 a5ta o.. HOGS-fse-
ceiDts 2tD. shipments 2lol Market strong. Fair
TO choice heavy - SEGA 00 packing grades s. sJSS
~ SHEkP-Recelts A. shipments l0l Mar
be- 1rm, Fair to choice. 0sS5 u. lambs - u
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of Live Stock at the Union
Stock Yards for "a hours, 255 cattle;
AIT hogs; and for the week just closed,
ee5 cattle, 3,7o1 hogs, which shows an
Increase of $40 cattle and 203 hogs
Coer last week and makes it the banner
week in the history of the stock yards
in the cattle trade. Prices have ruled
strong through the week until today, a
weak feeling developed in sympathy
with eastern markets which have de-
clined several points within the last
few days. The market was little
draggy and some cattle were held over.
The hog receipts We're not as large as
expected, but the offerings are
inclined to run light on Saturday. The
market was strong at yesterdays
prices. The hogs were sold as soon as
they reached the pens. The close was
steady with bulk Of sales at $3 81 1-2.
Top So 70.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Kansas City Produce

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March s.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOCR-Quiet and steady NX 65c: XXX ,5c fam
lily 81 choice IL ID fancy oi 81; extra fancy a. oUG
81 patent Il s5@ll So
WHEAT-Steady. No. hard cash &c, March
nothing doing.
CORN- Easier. No. 2 cash 212l bid. 2l1ac asked
oATS-No : cash 1719c. March I716c bid. l71tc
RYE-No. cash March SEC bid S6llc asked.
LEAD--Quiet but steHs.y. DeSiiverized refined
S. 62l% soft Missouri 81 51ja.
CORN MEAIs--Weak iJc.
CORN CHOP--Sc.
BRAN--Duli. 2sc. Higher prices charged on
orders.
SHIPSTUFF--iOc.
nAY--Firm and higher. Fancy prairie. 5 oC&
81,
FLAXSEED- 81 %.
RUTIER--Quiet. GOOD to fancy Creamery 2l@
&C. dairy good 10 fancy &&i7c
CHEESE--FUll cream twins lG6llc, Young Ameri
can lhGti0-ec western Sl9c, SKINNED 4N5.
STEADY ut lie.
LIVE P0ULlRY-Quiet. Choice hens 50 g. e5
ROSTERS 81 5161l 75 spring chickens 81 i5@2 G.
PROVlSIONS--Lower.
HAMS-t9 -.
BREAKFAST BACON--S1lc.
DRIED BEEF--51vc.
clear - 81. shoulders 81 3. short cl. ar - 10.
SMOKED MEATS-Short rib sides Sc o., long
ClearS6 o. shoulders $50, short clear sides s. 25
PORK-$li0l.
LARD-Pures Il Co; refined s53;16.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ghe aaitdta nai1y Eagle: Sunday gaurning, 2

ments 5000 bushels. Prices remain much the same
as Tor several weeks. There Is good demand on
good quality.
Rye-Receipts for the week GOO bushels, shipments
gtD bushels. There but little rye handled here
Prices steady at quotations
0RAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling 55a5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at Soc and Down.
CORN-No, 3. HSl3c.
OATS-l2eI3c.
RYE-No. 2 22a24c. No. 20@22c.
HAf-$4 50 per tom "a % in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 35c per 10) lbs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WyCHJTl Kan March

a. du.,
The business during tie week has been very salts
factory 10 most or the dealers, Warmer weather
of course makes a better demand for this kind OF
goods. The jobbers all carrying full lines and
can ill orders pro mptly.
ORANGES = Mexican s. seas IS per box
baskets IS 75g4 o. crates. s. 5t@S %.
California Washington navas S. GlS5 - per
box, California Riversde SO j0Ge3 IS per box Mes
sina S3 atl5 IS per box. Imperial - - per box
LEMONS-Messina per box. 81 iGd5 ~.
APPLES-fl 3tsl 30 per bu 4 25G5 - per bbl.
BA ANANAS-$1 50g2 - per bunch fancy e3 Cd per
bunch.
FIGs--Layers I5@lSc per lb. x oval boxes So 5os
f5 per lt0.
DATES Persian 60 lb boxes S1e@9c per lb. Fard
l2dI4 10 boxes, f2jec per 10.
HONEY-California lb frames 11@1Sc per ID
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Produce Market.

" ICIIla FTOUUCe MaTktt.
WICHITA. Kan. March 8.
Butter-A good deal OF it sale but of 1t in
ferIor qualty. Choice butter in fair demand, Poor
grades slow and little called for,
Eggs-A good many coming in but as if Is Lent
and the consumption is liberal prices rule steady
ana firm.
Potatoes, cabbaPe and onions are in fair demand
nj quotations, Chickens little scarce and in good
demand.
PUTATOES-Kansas 4Jc per bu, northern 6tc.
CABBAGES-NeW California ~ 5093 w per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 25al sc per bu.
EGGS li0c per doZ
BUTTEK-Eancy creamery pc. choice creamery
&c choice butter l4c, fair PC cooking butter SC.
CHEESE-Ea-teru full cream Ijc. Half cream liza
l2c skim Set9 limbuIger l4el5c, brick l@Sl5c. full
cream Swiss l4@l5c
CHICkENs-Dressed e1sGsc per ID, live 81 500
9 r per doZ.
TtRKEYS-LiveG Gg7c per h. dressed 991lc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Hide and TaIlow Market.
WICHITA Kan March

Dry hides and skins are very dull; dealers inclined
to shade prices to effect sales. The traffic IN green
hides ana skins is ly stagnant. The attempt TO
advance prices signally failed ana had the effect OF
depressing the market 1t Is more difficult sell
hides at old prices than before the advance was
asked.
HIDES-No. green 2aic per III, No. . green 2l4c
per 10. No green salt sac No 2green salt 2iac, dry
hides 496Lec per 10 bulls and stays l,e.-
TALLOW-No. SIC per lb NO 219c.
SHEEP PELTS-SJsl l5c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Gram Market.

WICHITA. han., MATCH :
Wheat-Receipts the past week 90a0 bushels.
shipments Cp Prices have ruled about steady dur
ing the week, Prices in eastern markets have
shown little more strength hut r,uCsl OF an advance
u not looked 70. IT pre>ent.
Corn Receipts the past week 81. bushels ship
ments %. 80 bushels. There has been no cha n.c ~
prices but the market has been active and all the
Offerings have been taken at quotations or better
Oa,s-Receipts the past week l5, ~ bushels, ship
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
II. Ions PrOhucn

ST LoUIs. Mo-. March s.
FLOUR Quiet but unchanged. XX So 2tl2 81
family 81 +l,e2 80 cho .Ce s. tGS2 ,5. fancy S. u
o. &. extra fancy - 60dS1u
WHEAT-Fasiei. The opening was steady and the
market closed easy with May Lice and July Isc be-
low Yesterday No. red cash 16b.c, May los asked
june 96iac bid July ,SA. x1JAsc.
CORN-Quet and easy. NO. mixed cash 2tssc,
March &C asked, Nay 25jsc Did. July 2i1sc asked.
Septemb Der ~ ,1S2sc bid.
0ATs-Dull. No. = cash. 2oc bid, May 2o2. S2C5sc
asked.
RNE-Quiet. No ?, .0c.
BARLEY-Slow. Sales OF Iowa at SSSS,c, Mime
Snfa
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan. MarchS
Trading during the week has been very satsfac-
tory. Orders from the country are coming in quite
freely. There seems be increased demand and
A better feeling. Heplock slaughter sole i in re-
quest. Dry hide sole il selling freely. Calf skins
are firm and steady trade is doing. There is some
call for harness leather in both oak and hemlocG.
SOLE LEATHER-(Slaughter) 2;929c. Il. \. 25Gs2s
goou damaged -l9 &c.
HARNEsS-No. oak sc. L. H. SOC. Union 2sc.
Hemluck 25c.
CALF-Homestic G5a1 On, French IS l09I 81.
CUT HALE SOLEo-Heayy 81 tU medium So 80.
light 81 25sgl a.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The follow ing are the representative sales of cattle
the Ntrds InaaY:
HOGS.

Receipts az. The market during the week has
averaged steady. One or two days a decline of about
ztsc were noted. The receipts have not been up to
tine wants Of the packers by more than fifty per
cent Fat hogs getting scarce i'll this part of the
country, ana heavy runs cannot be expected until
the new crop of hogs commence coming to market,
which will be within forty days. The market
opened steady at yesterdays prices and continued
the same throughout and closed strong. Chicago
reported the market steady and Kansas City opened
q little higher The prospects seem fair for
steady TO strong market Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW York March S.
Money on call easy with no loans; closed offered
at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5leG7.
Sterling exchange quiet ana steady ut 81 S2s for 60
DAY bills and 81 81 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today were 1.501 shares
Stocks were active today with a still lower ten
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Wichita Horse and Mule Market
Enn 9

The business in this line of trade has averaged
Rs good for several weeks past but there
much better feeling today. Receipts are coming in
fairly we'll and the demand is very good. There is
come inquiry Tor city trade. The dealers look
ing for Ii good business next week Prices steady.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Your Wants Supplied
FOR S4LE--City Real Estai
FOR S4LE--Fay1n Property.
Under this head &c per lire per DAY.

E.HOR SALE-Foar hundred acres of choice farm
l. land twelve miles south OF W .Chlta, neaS Hcrpy
all fenced: oneGuarter well improved with yoang
orchard; good house; coed stable cribs and caS-
70 suit purchaser Come and ges lrices- For sale
cheap and on easy payments. Jno. " Moore. admr,
room ]. "a y. Main. ss-S-
L>ok SALE-a fsrm OF three quarter sec
II GoEs; viii sell |. quarters: rsf-clasS i'm
proye,neats running stream two quarters, will
De so.d cheap. as Il must pe sold. aS1 " Lawrence
Sl-iSs
TOR SALE-A 80 acre ranch highly improv-d.
L >slus s.. .Dal cash IN SeiSwicEs cos.aty, t~el
miles froal Wichita. \ Douglas avenue lot foT
more OF them. Gail Geo. l. Rouse. jr. q Co. SJi
SedgSick block s.-sL
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Cash quotations were follows:
FiOUR-Dul and unchanged. Winter wheat
patents - isttri spring wheat patents 81 20
IGi ~ straights So 6ba3 80
WHEAT-No.2 2 spring s11a@7Sc. No. red 1714@
.11sc
COitN-27Jsc.
OATo--2Ic.
RIE--i2i5c.
BARLi5Y--Nominal 55Gi51c
FLAX SEED-si Is.
TIMOTHY--$l IS.
POish-->J Sjd9 o.
LAkB--S5 9J.Sj 9sI~.
SHORT RIBS SIDES--s4 sja 9a
SHnULDEkS--Dry si.lted 81 2l61i %.
SHORT CLEAR SlDES--S5 @Q95 %.
WHISkN--SlS2
SUGARS--Cut loaf 7@55sc. granulated ssic. stand
ard ti@c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy creamery 9@2616c finest
western 2S1S csc. fine 2lQ23c finest dairy l9g22c
fine il1lSc
EGGS--l3c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today.
SHEEP.

There has been very little doing in the sheep trade
during the weei few sheep have been offered.
Prices steady at quotations.
Good mutton sheep sOt l00 ...........S IS 2jGe3 10
Good stock wethers 15OLsl............... sc
Good 10 extra lambs ..... .......... 10g4 ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan. March S.
CATTLE.

Receipts 25S shipments 81 This has been the
largest week in the cattle trade that the Wichita
market has ever had. The marhe opened strong
Monday nd advanced steadily for several day-
until yesterday when weaker feeling was manifest
owing TO discouiagng reports and declines of O9l5c
IN markets. Today Chicago reported cattle
lower and prospects lower in kansas City. Cattle
sold here al very good prices Ior the quality, The
market called 5Nlc lower than Yesterday.
There were some cattle unsold and Will he held
over for Monday market. the close was weak and
indications are that cattle VIII sell some lower
Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
FOR .SALE--H0rses and Telic!eS
Under this head &C per line per DAY.

DOR SALk-A pony. good size. with harness and
Il phae,an cheap Tor cash; or will trade for coed
gentle driving horse ana cart or e-sca5 rig. VIII
pay something additional II trade suits. Apply TO
Is y. Market street, room ). israei block. s.-6s
L&OR SALE-0ne work horse. driving horse. I
II riding pony cheap for cash. 45i Lawrence
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