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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-20
SlOQQalniG Fails
Bases Her Claims for Flu.
ture Greatness:

COAL AND YRON-In the immediate yicia-
ity sre ali the raw materials used in the manu-
facture of on. Almost ado ming the towasite
IL derosit of the finest cokiny coal in the
Northwest in inexhaustihle qusntit ea It is
now being developed by The Snoquaimis Coke
Company. composed of such men ~ A. II
Cannon of spokane IA le, Judge Cslkins of Ia
coms and c. B. n block of snooualmie. A
number OF coke ovens ara TO be built imme-
diately. Several other mines of excellent coal
are locs'ed in tae immediate vicinity. in close
proximity to large quantities of frsi-class iron
ore. assaying fr m GO TO 10 per cent
MARBLE-Sature has supplied large de-
posits OF marb s close 70 the iroa. just where it
IL needed for fiux ng
GRANiTH-Almost thin the town limits
lisa arge quarry of granite wAich takes polish
6ne enough for monumental work. A side
track has been built TO the quarry and it u
partially opened
LUM xER-Just across the river il . savmin
of double the capacity of any other mill in
King county, equipped with machinery OF the
most improved kind Itcuts $4,000 feet In ten
hours and empl. 80 100 men In 8 10 the be-
ginning OF the numbering industry ct this
point
HOPs-Adjoinfng the townsite il the sno-
qua ME hop ranch, the Iargest in the world,
employ ng large number of men and yielding
good profits.
- n Tue Suuli8 ulsS F4lley - VIC
most fertile agrica IN 81 district In Western
WASHINGTON. II is already well developed and
the land is phenomenaliy rich.
RAILWAY FACILIrIEs-The Seattle,
Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad taps the Sno-
qualmie country, and as an evidence Of it,
iai the company has erected at SnoquaimIe
Falls the handsomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and two or three freight
trains arrive and lave snoqualnsie Falls daily.
The Northern Pacihs com paly has over loo
men at work constructin, . line from Tacoma
to sncqualmie 10 secure portion of the i'm
mepse pr spective business in the transportar
ton of coal, iron, lumber hops. agricu tursl
products AMI passengers The work is now pro-
crossing within two miles of Snoqualmie Falls
and the ROAD win be completed and in opera,
ton there by early fan. This is the lly point
in the state where there Is . junction Of the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern and Northern Pa
cifc roads
The snoqualmie & Tolt railroad tapping one
OF the finest timbs9 belts in the world. is in
active operation.
will thus be seen that Snoqualmie Falls IL
becoming Q railroad center OF decided i'm
portance. TIE snoqualmie country has long
been uosed for ntsiaing tbs finest timber IN
the world, which . now ma ie available by the
railroads and sawmiils. At this point coke and
iron of the best quality are toge her, and as it
takes four tons of raw material TO make one of
Manufactured, the saving in transportation
will OF necessity make snoqualmie Falls the
place 70 smelt the ore. enoqualmie Falls Is
ffty-fix miles from Seattle. far enough away
from the metropolis to permit lis growth.
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THE BLorrER.
surr.Ion couEr-IIcHrsssras. 5.

suPERioR corRT-LIcHT ESHERG. >.
D. A. Ross W. D K. Howsri-Plaintif Is en-
tilted TO recover conveyance provided t rat the
debt. se6s. has been paid with interest from
July S, 1873, Q so for the amounts expended up
to the time OF receiving the $40.
First National bank of Port and Va Neon
nell & Parker--Motion or re-nearing oyerruled.
Order and Judgment 6led
A.E. McEacham W william Bracket ct al
Motion 70 strike amended complaint from fies
sustained.
JB Me.calfe W. the city OF sest,le-Demurrer
sustained.
PROBATE couET-osBoRN, J.
Guardianship of Jordon minors-Bond fled
aud approved.
Estate of Abbie l. Blsnchard-P. tltion for
disribution- Hearing set for August n
Estate of Amos Bryant-Ida J. Bryant ap-
pointed special administrator with bond in
sl7 o1O
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The Coal Bunker Collision.

The Eehome. instead Of the Eastern Ore
son. as stated. ran into the coal bunkers
yesterday morning rs she was returning
from Blaine. The bunkers were not dam
aged beyond the extent of $500. the vessel
itself being injured to the extent of about
SIS. A Misunderstanding of the pilots
signals was the cause of the collision. The
steamship City of Puebla overhung the
Ocean dock at the time. and the Emma
Hayward was lying at the City dock. This
made it necessary for the Sehome to make
a circ'e to the south and approach the
wharf from that quarter.
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\ BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
4 City Lady Who Required Proof Before
Believing.

There recently appeared In the San Francisco
Ohl, Chronicle, and Eraminev, proposition
hitherto unheard Of In similar business rela-
dons. 1t was nothing moro nor less than an
advertisement in which the Edwin w. joy
Company, in proof of the curative properties Of
oy'svegetable Sarsapariila. offered for limited
period to submit it to the terrific test of mo
cure no pay" Many accepted, and their letters
giving their experience are 90 convincing q
to be almost beyond belief. Here Is another.
written under date January 8, 1890
DEAN srRs: I accepted your offer to test the
merits Of your vegetable remedy In sick head
aches, and called Tor bottle and got il ] bad
been troubled for long time, and had tried
nearly everything. with little or no effect; but
joys Vegetable SarsaparillA acted almost Ike
magic. and the 6rst bottle relieved me from one
OF the worst cases Of sick headache one ever
had. MRS. NJ B. PRICE,
Is Prospect Place. San Francisco.
We win from time to time publish Others Of
these letterA II Is doubtful If any remedy was
ever before successfully submitted to guch Q
severe yet convincing ordeal
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

This fact hiss been recognized by the Northern
Pacific and Seattle. Lake Store & Eastern Rail
road companies aud many prominent capital
lists and manufacsure-s. some OF whose James
viii appear in this advertisement We have
noted these developments aud - . result con
troi the town lite of Snoaualmi Falls. and pro-
pose 70 handle IL in such . manner - 70 en-
courage the building OF . great city.
The following are some Of the grounds on
which
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A MAGNIFICENT STORE.
The Seattle Hardware Company Opens
Tomorrow in New Quarters

IumUfr"W IN NcW UuaFteF<
The Seattle Hardware Company will to-
morrow open It's doors in new quarters in
the Colman building. at the corner OF Front
and Marion streets. The event marks an
era in the history of the firm, aud. in
deed, in the history of the city. When the
great IRE came the company was fortunate
enough 10 secure what were then
elegant quarters in the old car
stable st the corner Of Pike and
Second streets, aud until this time they
have been in that building. Previous to
the fire arrangements had been made with
Mr.. Colman for new quarters. and the
spacious wholesale and retail rooms 20 be
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PITTSBURG,

But is viii be . greater Pittsburg than that OF
Pennsylvania where this great manufactur-
ing town in washinyon viii be locate has
been source Of study for many shrewd and
fsrseeing men After watching Developments
and studying the country there seems to Be .
practical unsnimity Of opinion that the potat
which combines the most advantages. such Is
wster power. contiguisy 70 raw mater ais, de-
STABILITY OF location and transportation facili-
ties ID
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Welsh Presbyterian church-Seyenth and
Olive sire ts-Prescaing al 1880 n. and p
m. by Rev J. NJ. Hughes; Sunday school At
nm. Tue socie,y meets ev ~ Thursday even
insat7:so D. N. Tue CT OR, recent organ
lied 10 prepare for the COMING Fist died, viii
MEG. every Monday evening ats 3 n. In the
above church. Singers of every nationality are
invited TO attend.
sesen-psy Adventists church-Elder G. W.
p.ves nsstor. saboath school NJ 10 & n. S.Ev-
ices A. IL a m Corner Thomas and Poplar
.,raata All are cordially invited.
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sknEd L crSwfsra cAariss Z csnsvsr.
Refsreness LIVERY hank ana business
nxn In seaffle
ADVERTISEMENT
Gaye.zslsms,,s

Washington ID frequently referred to - the
Pennsylvania OF the West This is well epouae
- far as it goes. bur all veil-informed people
know that Washington possess . NOT only all
Of Pennsy ivsnias sources OF wealth. but many
more She is lar superior in the way OF miR-
ersl and timber wealth, agricultural AREA and
climate, and also has the finest inland sea and
shipping facilities IN the world. She has al Of
the substantial resours es In greater abundance
Than any other state and the world is her mar
kes OF necessity ashingson win have her
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Free reclining char cars run through from
Portland 10 CHICAGO without change via ina
Union Pacific. A = AArun. CITY TICKET aseni
20 serond street. Boston tiock- c. x bald
WIZ xeeIt. city oock.
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r,.ars, ca saie OF canes umbrellas. siztuary,
rrr eIass yare, novelties and sll odds aud ends
ms month. J. X Basye. iewelry emporium
90 Front street
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TWO THROUGH TRAINS.

rhe Northern Pacific will on and alter June
,s,h insf run Two through trains to ami from
the Easf. leaving sea'te ~ $40 g N. and
% n. Time shortened WE'VE hours l. A.
ar.nt seattle A Cciloerg, city ccxes agent
-Ie second street Boston block.
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7. NJ. Lang a Co Druggists. have removed 10
ST. Front street. Colmsn building
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THE TOWNSHIP

Il q natural one and il the only land that eoul
be uti lied for sucn parp se rear the falls
There il not IN imperfect let The new town
already possesses . good genera store . post
once express ON . and t.legrspa once and
sew 70 nav Oh idlngs ara N Ter construction
Eyery Let Is 70 be clesred and the townsite CON-
pany is andef contract - build nne summer
hotel
The lots range in size from 80 by lao feet 20 %
By i2J feet and Is ger We win sail 100 lots this
season 70 encourage building ss rom Szg5 to
S4e5 On easy rms Many prominent ci ineus
of Seattle and Tacoma have already applied for
lots, spoa when 10 build summer homes
The rauud rip 70 Saoquslznie Falls may be
made sns day AMI the fare on sundays erouud
tr NJ 10 ouIy s. "a The p az may be seen ~ our
once nd visitors 70 snoqEa ME Falls viii be
gwen further in orna ion aud saown thz town.
ste byNr. I. G. Wilson or Nr. s. 3 GHilfoll.
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press goods. ali reduced. Chester clea-y.
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Mooreas Revealed Remedy viii give yoa
strength
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SALE THIS WEAK.
sstseus. all reduced Chester CIeary.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. ga fair business
was transacted in wheat and the market
ruled steady and showed some irmness.
The close was 4@3sc higher than yester-
day.
Corn ruled very quiet the greater part OF
the session, trading being OF light local
character with fluctuations limited to a
fractional range.
Oats were fairly active, stronger and a
shade higher. There was more DISPOSE
ton to trade, especially on the part of
shorts, the largest buyers.
There was rather more interest shown
in the market for hog pro lucts and specu-
lative trading showed better movement.
The trade is regarded more favorable for
the bear side of the market and there was
more inclination to sell. During the latter
part of the session II steady feeling pre-
vailed and prices were moderately well
supported.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph

KANSAS CITY, No, Jan IS.-The Daily Indicator
reports: CATTIE-ReCcIpts 500 shipments 40
Market irregular generally steady steers - loo U
cow D e0- -: stcCRer> and feeders ~ 5t 10 iiOGS
-heCeipt~ ltsnO. shipments none. Market 2ltt5C
low err ciusiug Al grades Osts ~ Bulk
s. ,,saS 20. SAtEP-heCeipJs 800. shipments .U1.
Market firm. more active Good to choice muttons
anu lalnhs 5Use5 49, stockers and feeders 10 US
5 -.
CHICAGO, H. Jan. 2S.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: CAT rLE-ReCeipts 500 shipments 2tu
Market steady for test Others lower. Beere7
none here, ~ Ht5 tQ steers UiGJi -, stoCNcTe
md feeders 81 - sSs Texas cattle Sos So
LOGS keceIpJs -. 10 shipments .tgl Man kei
slow, SC lower. closing wedk- Mixed S3 6oeSo - "a
heavy Glos IS. light sS 6etS -, sSips ,,6eS 50
SHEHP-Receipts &C shipments 400 Malkst
strong. Natives 3 UGI5 - western corn fed a. u
texans - 20 5 s., lam lbs - CO. s..
ST LoTIs, Mo, Jan 2e.-CAT IBE-Recepts 100
shipments -. Market slow. GCod To
faacy naJjve steers SS s094 g. StoCEers and
feeders - U.t32 s.. range steers = 81 HOGS
Receipts 1l-U, shipments -. harket d lower.
Fair 20 choice heavy - q" ~ pacH lns
grades s. 1,a3 81 SHEEP-EeCel Is Atu, ship
ments Market strong. Fair 10 choice I II
Co 40 lambs S5 4vtsG ",
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
James Wilson, Belmont, came in with
hogs.
Two new shippers today and both well
pleased.
John Stone, FL Dorado, marketed car
of logs.
}. J. Donahue, New Salem, sent in car
of mixed stock.
J. Il. Hammers, Clearwater, had car
of hogs at the yards.
y. A. McKilrick, Augusta, had a car of
sheep on the market.
George Houser, Marion, was late ar
rival with n car OF hogs.
a. J. Swisher, Derby, was on today's
market with a car of hogs.
+. 4. Crump, Calista, was on today's
market with a load of good hogs. This is
Mr.. Crump's first shipment, and he was
much pleased with results.
We want all of the hogs in this part of
the country Send them to a market
where you can get good prices, light docks
and get back home the same day.
i. w. Mccoy of the firm of Mccoy &
Underwood, Kansas City and Wichita, is
in the city and will remain a few days
looking after the firms interests.
\. c. Houston returned this morning
from Kansas City. Nat says he had a
great time and will be ready for business
tomorrow So bring on your cattle.
F. Sparks, of Hamilton 81 Sparks, Nor
witch. came in with car of mixed stock.
Saws be has always shipped to this mar
ket since he commenced, about one year
ago, and has always made money.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
EyyptIan Cats.

The bronze cats and kittens OF Bubesth
have never been excelsed for truth and SUP
pleness of modelling. As foc the cat-heaied
Bcets, so admirably is the bead Of the inteIli
gent Egyptian tabby adapted To the graceful
proportions OF the goddess, tsias We lose our
perception Of the incongruity and 6nd the
combination perfectly natural. The nauns Of
the cat in the ancieut Egyptian language T.
mau-a name evidently onoIatopoesic, and
80 atiording no oiew to the original national
ity Of the animal, which was certainly un-
known to the Egyptians Of the Pyramid
period LenoFrnant remarks with truth that
Bast IN the time Of the ancient empire was
invariably represented with the bead Of a
lioness, and that il IS only with tDe advent OF
the twelfth dynasty that she begins TO appear
upon the monuments in the Likeness of q cat
This was the time Of the great raids OF the
Phasohs into the land ef kash tEtn,opial
and 1t Is a notable fact tina, the cat and the
DUngoiese dog are fret represented IN the
val paintings Of Beui-Hassan during TIE
feigns II the Usarcessus and A1elemhats--
Auslra 3. Edwards u Century.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

Hams, 1211 pounds and up t1Sa1134c.
Hams, small Sizes 10 to Il pounds 1o1SG12ac.
Bres kfast Bacon tful width or strips oets1sc-
Dried beef--ham extra dry, &C.
Smoked Beef Tongues, per doZ. "a %.
Cottage or Boneless Hams. DC.
SIDE MEATS
Short Clear Sides packed (dry salt. y 4pss d
per 100 lbs.
Clear Backs IS 1915 IS per 10 lbs
Long Clear Bacon. 50 -0n6 G253 cwt.
Bacon Shoulders, 4A9S4c.
SAUSAGE
Fresh Pork Sausage. No ], 511S6c-
Fresh Pork Sausage (extras) VIC
LARD
Choice family. SIZE
Bakers Special SIC.
Pure Leaf. 614c.
Star exc
Pastry &c.
FRESH MEATS--BFFF-
Sides or Whole Carcass 3]&G5c.
Hind Quarters, 53-Jlsc-
Fore quarters, 21eS31tc.
Loins, 7esec.
PORN
Pork Lons. 51sa6c.
Tender Loins, &C.
Spare Ribs sc.
Back bones &c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
The knifin Murder.

With this arc given portraits of AIRS. Knit
fin, who was recently murdered 50 mysseri-
ousy III Trenton, N. j., and Emma Purcell
and DR.. Knifin, who were arrested, the first
named charged with the murder and the
ether with being accessory thereto. This
outline of tho crime is added for the benefit
Of those who have not kept the run Of the
news in regard TO this crime.
Dr. Kniff3n, dentist OF Trenton, Left home
to go to broadway, Pa., to negotiate Tor the
purchase Of a farm. With his wife remained
Emma Purcell, her cousin, typewriter by
occupation n the morning the K0lfiu
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours. 81 cat
tie, sos hogs, and several cars re-
ported to arrive on late trains---The
cattle receipts were light, and were
composed mostly of medium to good
cows and heifers---The market for good
stuff continues active and strong---The
hog receipts were hardly up to expec-
tations as to number and the quality
averaged fair--Prices show a decline OF
21-2 cents from yesterday-The de-
mand was strong--One car that came
in late last night sold on the early mar
ket at So 90. Bulk Of sales today at
So 90 1-2.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. KAN, Jan Is
The SIMPLY of butter. eggs AID chickens Is more
liberal nd on that account there : slight decline
In prices.
observation-disclosures sc per bu. northern &C
oRANGES-Nexican - ssS . per box. baskets
40,
APPIES-Sl 40 ! 81 per bu: ~ 2J@4 50 per Dbl
GARAGES Northern. 81 J'OtS 90 per ltN 10.
ONlONS--hAnsas 81 .a&1 , per uu
BANANAS-sl 51s2 10 per bunch
EGGS-ll per uoz.
EUTTER--Fancy creamery &c, choice creamery.
&c; choice butter l6c fair l5c; cooking butter l
CHICkENS--Dressed 6is6Is~ per Id live - .os2 :,
'TTRkEyS-- Live 6e7c per ID, dressed ssllc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Wichita Gram Msrket.

WICHITA. Nan.. Jan. IS
The buyers paying the same for grain OF all
kinds Tor some Tine The movement of ali Kinds
is light and esp cialy wheat, Receipts u
hours 4S.o bu corn, 1905 bu oats.
GRAM ar lots on rack
WhEAT-Good milling sSD5Sc, while other grades
are quoted al y ana down.
Coz Mo. ). l-SlSC.
OATS-I2&lS.
RHE-No. > &(G2}c. No. : SoT22c.
HAYS - per ton - % IN car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop IN car lots sc per 100 lbs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

Montana Pee fooxiRs a: ts ov~dons
ts.sfs,eak and CABLING his to~s knit throsgh
i-Td axe To 80 tie scaundrei tat onoksd
tnss meat
I1rzs We-sAa icross cred sod rs5 h~sast,
su,euung . lrsH-ssn; lss<T1-TEe waiter tsGss
use goa vssa @ ~ hr.
IMoo.aaa Pete ulltA S-Clscsxo TrsouD>.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

h-yu-Yog- s,c< rzs<s yoz hs sss
s>F. .xr. G-s pl.l sssrs-laass s1As Ia saca II
a. 200 rsuz= - psrz-e VIA sezz
Ex- LsssszgiJr-r - 90 <zsn vss sce~
TIE. sE1 tn vsS~ zSs - rSysc.~t. q
ooz-s~ f1i <r5.s . ca<rs Tar .sss ErsSozs
-IsaaSx Esxnaa
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

Ar. Bicbs-W "a; a r~~sty bnnds xsS
King -Cae<,sz Isl BI; .Se'. "a son1nsiy 70
m xno~ 10 family >sA Al tAs krass
wsr. b~uns<ses. ssd TIE Csssf@rs -ers az
lark. TOO. Thsss e.s 80 ~ ssS ssIs lar
trent
G.s WIei.,-YrOu Pa~s Liza
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

Eox--hy d.fss sy-xs sne Tts sz n>ss
h ~ pap~rs srs~T cay
Ton acont~<s2 xsso1z. p Tsats nz:szsa ny
dad Tux ssaAs Ese< ps1s ADD r. IN 1890
u ;te pA;~rz, soa sz e.-z'i sx. ti-s i-rs&-s.
rz.au ,-Fl.xSz.x Sxls<sa-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
ST. Louis Produce.
- r e a L q S T A T = -
AG NTS,

We ca7y complete Ene OF all kirds q Beoks
and Blanks. snch as are used by Real Estate Agents
consisting OF Deeds. Mortgages AbstrAcAA R-eeipf
Books. Note Books Rent Registers. useafy fablA
Records and Blanks. Contract Books. Pockss Resl
Estate Books tos Farm and City property, ese Or
ssrs sy mail promptly attended TO- Address
SAE WICHITA EAGLA
WICHITA XANAAA
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. KAN Jan. u
The market rules quiet and demand rather hight.
Prices steady.
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y @c9c B. A =
k2,c good daInag eG 2iG25C, -
HARNESS-No oas DC. L. II. 5oc, Uulon &c.
CsIF-IJomestic t-,sSi Il. French 81 lodl ~
CIT HALF SOLES-Heavy s u, medium S2 80
light II zlS2l -,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Jan. S
Orders are becoming more liberal from all quar-.
,erS Pacl ers are looking for an advance in Tie
msrket and are pressing their property for sale
SUGAR CURED MEATS--Canvassed or plain
Hams ~ pounds ana up sSlIc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
A Copper.

sCsnr goa give p'o'or h-frr onp7V
'-C~rtAIly WAsss ran- cal pf&sos<n~o
far .rt. geG-as<xxaos-Es- Ye<t sza
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money

NEW YORK. Jan 81.
Money on call easy ranging from Pc to31s per
cent, last loan 2i4, closed offered al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ,-d61e-
Sterling exchange quiet and firm at "a oo Tor sixty
days bills and - s. Tor demand.
The total sales of stocks 81, 49, shares.
Today the stock market Closed active but heavy at
slight fractional advances over yesterdays figures.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

III IERS everywhere sCdorse III,
EAGLES Attorneys POCKET Dack
LhU es, can be used in any court su,i
In any state. Price, 81 GO. B.
mail to any address. prepaid, upon receip
Of 81 "a. Address the Wichita EAGLK
Tishita. Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, Jan. 81.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-Ftrm. xxx So 2-aI Or choice So 1898 Is
| fancy % SG64 IS; patent - lOrt u.
WHEAT-Less active. lower. No hard cash
&c bid, 62lec asked January exc, No. red cash
CoR%.Stesdy. No cash and January Pike
| o4Ts-No, ; cash iso bid, Is}ec asked. January
RYE-No, l. cash SIC bid STAG asked.
MILLSTUFF-Easy
| CORN CHOP-4-c.
! BHAN-ac.
HAY teady. Fancy 5Osem
| LEAD-ogiet bu! steady. Desilverired refined
. III sGIs 1l7tSIt r q PIC dairy coe,c
v, Ia Fun was Grss@ twins iOc
G tEft G@ 'A at 81 5o.1 IS.
! LIVE PoULTRN.,oqiet Choice bens 2 %
81 $ - ~ roOs'ers ,esl IS spring chickens "a
tive. No essential change in vaInes.
RNEAKf&sT BACoN-Sac.
clear ear S So; shoulders 5. So short clear IS
c sMo y tdads $ & Snort Snort e s long
| PoRK-Firrn at 81 ~
LARD-Steady So ~
81. Louis Produce.
| ST. LOFTS. Mo-, Jan. q.
| FLOUR-Good inquiry and prices Arm but trad
| snc moderate. NX sc; XXX SC: family Al o.;
| choice 81 81 fancy 81 AZ extra fancy 81 sosi S.
| iWHFAT-Fluctuate withina narrow range hut
! closed firm and HIGHER than yesterday. No. red
cash 7eSc ay &C asked; June 7Sc bid, August 1855
nominal,
| CORN-Easier. No mixed cash assc February
1 etAsc. May 2S@2slsc asked.
| OATS-Better and in fair demand. No. cash
| Ie1. May nc.
RYE-Hisher for No. 2 cash and in demand at !.
ascl,c.
! BARLEY-DuIl and weak Iowa Sc, Ainnesota
/ 4S6ssIsc, Wisconsin S4c-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-29
Wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

Nlch1t1 Hide and 1aI0W NIafKeL.
WICHITA. Kan, jan Is.
There is nothing new In the market. Prices on
hides continue weak and very little activity IN the
trade.
HIDEs-.No. green &c per To- No.2 green &c per
H.. No. green salt &C, No. green salt &c
dry hides sGGl9c per Id. bulls aud stays 11sc.
.TALLOW--No. / SIC per lb No. 219c.
SHEEP PELTS--oGa 15c eacn-