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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
Brief Mention.

james Keeney, salesman for Mccoy &
Underwood, leaves for Kansas City this
evening and will remain over Sunday with
his family.
4. w. Phallis, a heavy feeder from east
ern Ohio, is on our market looking for
some good feeding steers, and if he finds
what suits him in style and price, he will
make shipment at once. He says he has
several neighbors who also want cattle and
will send to this market for them. Score
another for the Wichita live stock market.
The stockholders of the stock yards COM
pauy are feeling quite jubilant over the
prospects of the early opening to settlers of
the Cherokee strip, as the land will be cut
up into farms, which will produce a larger
number of cattle hogs, which must natur-
ally come to this market. With the pres
.nu business of the stock yards and the
very fiattering prospects for a large in
crease in the near future, it would seem as
though the stock at present prices was 4
good investment.
There are new buyers on our market
daily looking after good native feeding
steers and stockers, anG the supply offered
for sale is very light. Parties who have
sny of this kind of stock for sale can real
;ze good prices by sending them TO this
market.
Mr.. J. J. Houston, who has for a long
time been connected with DitmarS, Noris
& Co, has associated himself with Vandi-
yer Sc Bryan. jeff is very popular with
the commission men and shippers and
good business man, and the EAGLE wishes
him success in his new departure.
Cox 81 Co., New Salem. had car OF
mixed stock on the market.
Frank Fox, Andover, was on the market
with car of hogs.
John Gilchrist, Belle Plaine, sent in a
car of hogs.
l.. /. Lane, Greenwich, was late arri-
val with a car of mixed stock.
J. W. Morris. of FultZ s. Morris, Ziba,
was on the market with car of hogs. He
says there are yet quite good many fat
hogs in that part of the country, and
great many young hogs which will be
ready for market about April.
Wm. McAfee, Ziba, was in today with
hogs. This is his trial trip and he was
much pleased and said he should come
again.
J. Tamany, Goddard, was on the market
with a car OF cattle.
G. Koch, Cheney, marketed hogs.
l.. ID. Ward, Mullinville, sent in a load
of cattle and hogs.
E. S. Aldrich, city. sent in car of good
cattle from Garden Plain.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. pa large volume
of business WAS transacted in the wheat
market today and there was more excite
ment than witnessed for some time past
The feeling was decidedly stronger and Il
higher range of prices was established,
sc higher. and with slight fluctuations
prices were further advanced &c, ruled
strong and at the close was about &c
higher than yesterday. The cold weather
probably was one of the principal in
fuences on the market.
Corn was traded in to Il moderate extent
and was steady, no special change being
recorded IN values. There were
no new outside features presented.
The market opened at the closing
of Yesterday, was easy for a time, declin-
ing 3 nc, influenced some by the cold
weather, ruled firmer and closed shade
lower than Yesterday.
There were no particularly new features
developed in oats and quiet and steady
feeling prevailed.
Pork was dull and prices after fluctuat-
ing closed about the same as yesterday.
Lard was less active than yesterday with
a firmer feeling toward the last. Prices
were shade stronger, closing trifle bet
ter than yesterday.
Business in short ribs were dull all the
time and was barely steady early. but
closed triiie firrner ard 215@5c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
KANSAS CORN HUSKERS.

Felix Holt, Of Netawaka, averaged over
100 bushels Of corn a day for twenty days.
William Marker, of Hanln, husxed $3.50
bushels OF corn in one month This work has
never been beaten
Wallace Turner, Of EMrgham, recently
bushels Of corn in one hour. In tbs trlal hs
cid better than he said be could. husking six
teen bushels and firy-six pounds in ffty-s;x
minutes.
Nellie and Hattie Cook, ages "a and ie.
daughters Of Lyman Cook, of Smith county.
husked / coo bushels Of corn for their father
last fall, for which he paid them IS. having
agreed 70 give them swo and ooe-half cent?
a busllel fer eli they Eel: disposed to musk
George Royk, os Hiawatha, jus: 70 sea
what he could do. h1sfed 80 bushels and
tairty-fiTe pounds IN nine md oEle-aaf hours,
taking forty-f.e niruoes sor dinner, oe raak
ing tba leading state record in eign. hours
and forty live minutes Rork Is bot is years
cid.
\ young man named Spencer, iIvir.g nsar
Augusta, bet s. tia. Ez ccud sh1cx more
corn n ni.aa hours than could Herman Kelley,
a yozc. man On an adjoining arm Tie
Ha1eT was staked, and both Ssys- ready and
eage- :or their crial, began wc-. early il ;he
morning. s--ainSzg evsrv nerve 20 excel- A.
tie emf OF sne tizse ksIley had 70 oslAne-s TO
his credit. h.le Spencer had but IL The
cosn vas aEuleci 20 tow ard weighed CA TIE
Browning scasA-Sl Louis Glone Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
FINANCE ANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts of live stock at the union stock
yards for "a hours, 80 cattle, 452
hogs. The run Of cattle was only fair.
There was considerable activity in the
market. as there were several buyers
and all wanted cattle. The market was
strong on good butcher stuff, feeders
and stockers. and fairly steady on COM
mon grades. Everything sold readily
at good prices for the grade. The hog
receipts were very light and disap-
pointing, to both packers and statesmen,
who were expecting large run today
The market opened steady at yester-
days close and ruled much the same
throughout. Top 1897 1-2, bulk $3.o5.
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fortune by hrs pm.
The great Russian noveibt, Tols.oi, ess
written q drama euttlsd the "Po~r a
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i Kan. one nile from soeG lttle town. . sers.
wheat. 6-rooIn bo1s". stable. large grh8sr2ez.
suloKs hou-e. Blacksmith and carpenter shop.
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bav ali clear Of incu bTancs fer inside clear Ajcb
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ne~@. Also good ciesT land and lO;s 20 'rsce for
anything. Can ~ l702 south Lawrence srsHus AID
show W bat you have SF
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w a6 oialns county ssat Oh tie sSea 70 trade for
Wfch ia pyDferFT. so elegant - h1ta property.
clear, trade fyF farms si;Fs also csay csiF
kg6 farm properly IN s0utfssasfera h3ssAs
fc@ wichita yro.sTfT ana ss-Es siso c5'T
property aud faFsu. clear, IN pat9 fS- v scalIA
property &Ed farms, Vii ssF8Dss fsSun> ttaDoe.
Come aud 1855 you properly sEd 81 b8r-&Ifzs -
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prices. a rare nyJerfvaity tV seSzzTs = rIe
farm sultsf-e fer stock fzkx.IE. % scres Is EIs
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trade for o " iclta lrQterfJ farm Fsf ctty a.
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRENCH RULES ON EATING.
The sweets are the ladies' cheese.

L
The dish Of which nobody has taken twice
forms a lesson to the cook.
In any case, and whoever may sit next to
him, a glutton should not be in love while he
is eating.
A quiet conscience is almost Indispensable
10 thorough enjoyment Of the meal. 1t is
the honest man who enjoys his dinner best.
People who ara fond of fish are generally
cf very quiet disposition, on account of the
fish bones. Eat slowly and only little at a
time. 1t is the way to eat long and pleas
anly.
Before eating of the hot dishes it is well to
iet tho steam from them rise slowly up to you.
You deprive yourself of delicate pleasure if
you attack a dish without having first enjoyed
Its perfume.
The side dishes don't deserve any notice,
but if, Though diversity of taste. some one
should become enthusiastic about these trifies,
there is no reason why double share of them
should not be quietly taken.
Up to the third course you should only talk
about what you are eating, what you have
eaten and what you will eat. The mind
dwelling on these things does not risk flying
Oft to other subjects, thereby interfering with
the salutaiory exercise of the jaws.
In order to enjoy the meal there ought at
least to be two and at most twelve, persons.
If you arc alone at table the dinner suffers
because you cannot talk Of the enjoyment of
it. Ii the company is too numerous there is
-he risk of the meditations being interrupted
which the viands ought to inspire.
a good dinner is en- ideal dream viii ch can
be realized down to the roast joint. The
salad is the clock which strikes the hour
when you must redescend to earth. After
this dish, you may gradually become sociaole;
then, If possible, interesting and brilliant as
the meal Itself has been, and OF which your
conversation should be the intellectual refec-
ton. and the imuediate moral result. After
you have dinej we'll it is your duty to be
witty.-St. Louis Giobe-Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
NISCELL4SEOCS.

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY, 40. Feb. 2o.-CATTLE-Re Receipts
s shipments ESQ Strong. 5 Ice higher steers $ y
eS4 @llcows al Skd2 ~ stoCkerS feeders s. -
ts4 81 HoGS-heceipts &Nu shipments la1.
0eS IS SHEEP-Receipts Il0o, shipments leo Marked
steady. Good TO choice lambs and muttons IS "
US A. stockers and feeders - tOSsj -.
CluCAGo H.. Feb 20-The Drovei' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-Receipts 1900, SHIPMENTS 500
Market strong and steady. iSeeyes - d0Gi -
Iexas corn fed steers 81 S,sS ~. HOGS-Rf
CENTS s4eh shlpmenfs 950E Market opened stronger
closed W ak. Mixed - sue; oheavy - Si O. light
81 S5.as N skIps So 25&S ~ ShEEP-Reeipts tSSsl
western corn ieG a 500 'u, IeAahS ," SVNsi 20;
lamos 81 pJz6 l..
ST LOUIS, NO, Feb. @-CATTLE-Receipts
Iatl shipments tVO, Market strong. SJockers and
feeders 81 45G2 80 range steers - +SS3 A. HOES
Beceipts 4V. shipments zah Market steady. Fair
"a 90. l..SHEEP-Recelpts 500 shipments lou, Market
steady. Fair 10 choice ST C0eS W.
Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. %
The receipts were not as heavy today Corn de-
rlined lc per hushei There Is hardly AS good de-
slapd as the export business is falling OF.
Receipts p hours. $3.50 bu. corn ls10 bu- cats
GRAIN-Csr lots track
WUEET-Gcod milling h5St5Sc, while other grades
are quoted at Soc and down.
CORN No, ). l2ssioc.
SYF~No SY sSssao, No. 2os2ec.
HAY-s4 81 per tom 81 % in car lots.
GROUND CoRN-Chop in car lots &c per 100 lbs.
wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. han. Feb. %.
Business has been light today as the weather has
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New 4 Urk Money.
NEW YORK Feb %.
Money on call easy, ranging fl ON TOD per cent;
last loans pr cent, closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5E619 -.
Sterling exchange dull and steady at 81 S24 for 90
day bills and ~ Sj6 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today 2 $40 shares.
Stocks TODAY We're active and about steady
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21
ghe naiIu gag1s griaau gaorug Eebruary H. 1880

been too cold to make shipments safely. Orders,
however continue come in:
ORANGES - Mexican s3 50a3 Is per box
California Washington naeals IS 0sesS s. per
box, California Riverside So 5os3 Is per box. Mes
LEMONS-Messina per box, 81 50e5 Gu.
APPLES-s1 4bsl 50 per bu; 25@5 50 per BIB.
BASANAS-$l 50S2 80 per bunch. fancy IS 10 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers l5alSc per ID. 4 oval boxes 20 SEQ
IS per 1U0.
DATES-Persian GO Ib boxes, s1s@9c per ID. Fard
l24l4 Id boxes. i212c per 10.
BONEY-California ID frames l1G1Sc per Id
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Wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 20.
There sorne orders coming in but business as
a whole has been little quiet today.
SOLE ELEATHER-(Slaughter) 2I929c. 3. A. 25921
good damaged 2Id23c
HARNESS-No oak &c, L. II. &c. Union sc
Hemlock &c.
CALF-Domestlc 65G51 o. French s3 1G9I 50.
CUT HALE SOLES-Heavy So U0 medium s2 So
light 81 25Gl 3j.
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alive shipping steers, fancy, l4OO9 1850
RFPREsENTATIyE SALES.
Z
The following the representative sales OF cattle
al the stock Yards today:
HOGS.

Receipts lj2 The light run of hogs very dis
appointing to both packers and commission men as
they iooEed for larger receipts today, The market
opened steady at yesterdays close and continued
much the same throughout. The market active
10 the extent OF the supply. Our packers still
calling for more hogs. 1he close was steady to
strong.
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Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan. Feb. 20.
Prices rule much the same today. The cold
weather may strengthen the price OF eggs
P0TATOES-Ksnsas ACC per bu northern 6Oc.
CABBAGES-New California - 50G3 W per 100.
lbs.
ONIONS-Kansas 81 2J91 SO per bu.
EGGS S(tac per doZ
BU1TER-Fancy creamery 25c, choice creamery
22c choice butter 14c fair &c cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream I3c. Half cream 119
&c: skim S4f?c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 619sc per lb. live $2 $40
- per doz.
TuRKEYS-Live 6G1c per ID. dressed 9Sllc.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA Kan Feb. %,

CATTLE.
Receipts 50, shipments l0L The recefpts of cattle
were only fair for Thursday. There were some very
good cattle on Saie There were also seyeral buyers
and all wanting cattle which made an active mar
ket Prices ruled strong on good butchers grades.
and common stuff was fairly steady The strong
demand for good butcher grades continues Native
feeding steers and stockers are much sought after
aud selling at strong prices There was strong
feeling close We quote:
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

BCTTER-Steady and ,unchanSed Fancy
Ei-in Creamery .7tI21Sc fine western IS-sc.
finest dairy lss &c; fine iiisiSc.
EGGS--l6c.
Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY. No, Feb ID
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR. Moderate demand for top grades. ex-
cept mixei and car lots at present prices Prices
in round lots above the views OF buyers M SC;
MN &c family - choice 81 ls fancy 81 ~ extra
fancy 81 -vSl - patent 81 15sl 81
WHEAT-Stsady. No. hard cash and Feb
CSC. No-2 red cash February &c nd- sc asked.
CoRN-Steady- No. 2cash sIA.c bid 2ls.c asked.
February 2llsc.
oATs-No. cash l7lSc bid. February I7o bid.
i1N.c asked
kXE-No. cash SC bid. S6s.c asked
MILLSTUFF-weak
lkAD--Quiet hut Steadr Dcsliverized refined
s 6S1s. soft Missouri Ss 5sIs
CORN MEAI--ts.
CORN Chops.
RItAN--DUii. ~.
SHfpSTI Ff'--iA,-
nAY--very weak. Coed to fancy s 4 CO.'S - poor
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FLAXSFED--S 81 25
BUTTER--Frm. Good to fancy Creamery 2l9
&c. dairy good TO fancy 93l6c.
CHEESE--Full cream twins l0lJ lie. Young Ameri-
can E6@llc. western Sa9c. skinned 4as5.
EGGS-Firmer at I0iec.
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet. Choice hens 81 25lS2 81,
rooeters 81 5GGl 15 spring chickens 81 154s2 ~.
PkON1SIONS--Job lots higher.
HANS--l'c.
BREAKFAST BACON--S4c.
DRIED BEEF--Sc.
DRIED SALT MEATS-Shortr ribs sides s. 81; long
clear S5 3131. shoulders 81 8. short clear S5 10
SMOKED MEATS-Short rib sides Sc 3115 long
clear 6 rs shoulders So l2 short clear sides 81 90
PORK-fllOl.
LARD-Tierce pure IS q; refined s5s7A.
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS NO. Feb. 20.
FLOUR-Unchanged. but firm. XX SO 20s2 81:
family 81 igd2 81 cho Ce 81 G0a2 70, fancy SIS 2CS
49, extra fancy 81 tUG3 70.
WHEAT-Higber. The market was unsettled
throughout with little trading, closing A93Sc high
er, 5sc for June and asCGlec for July and August.
No red cash 76c MAY TIC bid: June nc bid July
74IS@741.c bid. August 1ic asked.
CoRN-Steady. No. mixed cash 25c. March
closed 25l.o asked. May 26tsc bid September 2dasc
asked.
OATS-weaker. No . cash 2lc. May 2O7sS2lc bid
EYE-Good request, 24j@c bid.
BARLEY-Quiet; sample lots OF Iowa SIC; Mime
sofa 4SGs5lc
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FOR S1LE--City Real Estate

LNoR SALE-TEe 81. Lawrence lor sale
OF serious Illness IL. the family the fur
niture and business are for sale The -. Lawrence
has the very best Of repuiatous i centrally located
and will always command the trade. MIS-. kSU1-
offers II very low SIZE Is obliged IA take her
daughter. Miss Selma. 10 another climate. although
her case + considered hopeless. u may give her
short life relief and MAKE her last moments
pleasant as possible. ,ou
I'oR SALE-On monthly installnent plan several
desirable residences. ranS1n. In prlce from
slso upward. Well and centrally located. ksre
chance 10 procure a home oa easy terms, u. W.
Lewis. GU
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FOR S4LE--Farna Properfs
Under this head e per line per dsy.

L'OR SALE--6iOot i:n2ror-d Se-dgstes county
Il farm. los acres. price $40 Terms. seo casa.
$40 per snuum for } years si.e3 or before ten
years. neterred payments 10 draw per cent inter
est. II. W Lewis ssU
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Wichita Hide and TaIlov Market.
Wichita Hour Market.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. %.
No changes to note. Business is quiet and few Or
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-21

wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. han, Feb. %.
Business has been light today as the weather has
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FOR RENT--HOUSE.S

FOR RENT--HOUSES
Under this head &c per line per day
NOR RENT-Residence Hat OF four rooms, separ-
il ate hall bat IA room. water closet and coal bin.
in new brick building correr Emporia and Elm
Apply to n. BiI d. al North Empora or rs " MAN.
50 -
O. FOR RENT-Best cottage IN the city building
- and surroundings very attractive; location un-
surpasseC TO small family with very best reter-
ences. Address Lock Box 20. 16e
ff FOR RENT-House 1924 Y. Fourth ave. els
Ei cellar. pantry and closets also house l0B
X. Emporia, rooms. Inquire at iG2i Fourth ave-
1gGs
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He also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames in the city. Give him frteody call and ex-
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-31
A Competent Leader Secured.


The HALEY band has Just had the
good fortune to secure tie services o,
Fred. l.. Wilson as leader. Mr..
Wilson is an accomplished profession.
al, having played AL engagement in
the famous Gilmore orchestra, aud
travelled all over thu country. He
came about u year ago from St. Louis,
where he praetised his profession for
years. When he landed from the
cars at HALEY he seemed to be in the
last stages of consumption; but a
years work with his brother at the
Narrow Gauge mines has made a
new man of him, and he therefore
intends to remain here u while longer,
anyway. Mr.. Wilson will come to
town twice u week to give the band a
lesson, and retarn home in time to 20
to work the next morning.
Urder his leadership the band will
undoubtedly make rapid progress.
The members Of that organization
and tie public spirited citizens of
Haley. who feel jn.ti6able pride in
it, are therefore to be congratulated
On this accession to their ranks.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-31
MACFLlNN l. HALLS
Great New York Circus and Rents
Royal German Shows

Great New York Circus and Rents
Royal German Shows
Will exhibit at HALEY, Friday. June
IL. The show is an excellent one,
and although the price OF admission
is only so cents, the entertainment is
very superior ore, and compares
favorably with that given by the big h
priced shows, which occasionally visi.
cities. With the show are a number OF
fine tumhIers, nap-zs performers,
balancers, a slack wire walker, and
several clowns whose witt cisms de-
light b"th OH and young. The slack
wire performer is a master-hand at
tn business, AMI some of the feats
performed on The horizontal bar cam
not he excellrd.
The menagerie contains a fine as
sortmvnt If wild beasts, among them
being two elephants. one Of which is
introduced during the ring perform.
ance and gives a fine exhibition of
what careful training can do with
these clumsy animals.
The propri' tors OF this wonderful
exhibition admits all crippled veterans
and orphan chilrden free on making
that fact known at the ticket wagon
on day of exhibition at Haley, Fri.
day, June 13.