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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
TUE LANE TAX BILL KILLED.
,,ov,nrn THAT THERE SHOULD BE NC DE-
pUcr1oNs FOR DEBT IN TAXING
PERSONALITY.

.,,.,u March c6 (specsl.-Another tax Dill met
a.. Aea,h in the Assembly this morning. ms WIS
,noasure which had been introduced by w. h"'
I'D nrovidcd that there should be no oeoucuons ~.
sht from the amount Of taxes to be pad on PERSONA
ue"' .Io' AR Lane made only a short speech on the
hill lie said that it was %m''eu t,a. '"o ,,,,
,o, laws were inferior, and he thoneht ,hat 'S vi.
p' Io host measure Of It's kind that had been IN
,.odrcod in the Legislature. He PLEADED ior 'ne
,.Draors and auded to the high rate Of taxes they
~. woodbury. interrupted him with the question :
Arc there any consider able number Oh ldrH'c'9 VIM
are osing for This binl" Mr.. Lane responoeo ,i'"'
every farmer that he had talked WIN D" '"c
was In favor Of IL. ,,.oo, ,-,i, :
,o Nm lie said that no question WAS aS''athG inc
farmer, Of his Chautauqua, county SO much d9 "o
oucs,ion Of taxation. lie had talked win '"'s9
nrrher OF farmers regarding ms measure "'n "''
failed 10 find one who was in favor OF IT, lie read
lang and literally signed petition Of farmers against
the bill.
Are these men farmers who own tiGr farms ana
,o ,. nancy lenders ?" asked Mr.. Lane.
a. stould iudge- retorted Mr.. Woodbury. I" from the
,ornt 81 talk that hss been going on here this Sc
sion tina, nearly every farmer in the state was IN
debt"
General Hustled said that he did not want to make
=, suecch. but he wanted 70 paint picture "nd he
was not a very good aflis'' cI0He'' rae "ch '"" %
thc ease Of three young men who went TO feeKshlil
and started in business founders They were carry
inc heavy mortgage, and the place ihat they occupied
vas burned They were in sore distress, and went to
INN for assistance. Now they were doing business
IN credit alone aud If this bill passed they would be
cnmncld to shut up their shop, because the houses
,hat t,ust them would DO so no longer
CoIope Webster declared that the bill was ono
destined TO tax the poor aud the farmer not the
rich man. IL 80, l.. . ,,.or, suoooL tto
su,,tosod the case a doing business crcdlt,
u,ng All A boarding house and paying nothing toward
The suupOt Of the Government.
'rben Mr. Kennedy stepped in with speech IN OPP
no,iton lie was Of opinion that the passage OF me
lin world paraly2c the Industries OF the STATE. NJ
EecIer took the opposite view. The country, he s'hd
was paving an unfair share of taxes. and pcra0na PROP
crty was not doing as much it ought to do toward
the expenses Of the State. ,-r....
Mr. southworth then made a motion 10 strike 'oH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

smith, sorthworth Stein. Stevenson, StTanahan, sna
van suzer Taylor Ward Webster ana the speaAe1 orS
Brink, Everett Iro%n, Walter l.. BFown' GeoIee H.
Bush. Clifton, Dayie, Lav,. D@yo, Fish I4yenr;'
Il. 5. Johnson. Jones. keecr, ennedy. H. D. LdA'
O. T. Lane, Miller Mitchell, Mott. Peck Person; Ky
sage Sawli!ler Slcffcr. sOh;HcT. Nelson stHNfl,-'
v. c. stevens, Townsend. Tguesde! NaIhey' WmpP'c'
White and WOOdbury-A3. It'll.
The usual motion To- reconsider the N'Ie NY ~" l'n
the bill lad been host was made. and tn. mol 'l H""
Les on the table, from whic j.. wiz be T. ~ VIC" "'e
canal men can get siXty-Gye votes 20 d a.. ,
The Senate debated for short time senator lansll
Inns bill approPrat!ng S5000O0 70 len-hen the canal
docks but after senators LauGE.a and sloan ISH
spoken upOn the BILL q vote was postponed uath inc
coming week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
cOLrNBIAN EXPOSITION NOTES.
FARMERS AND CITY MEN LOCK HORNS Owe"
THE ILLINOIS APPROPRIATION
FOR THE FAIR.
snrincGcld. H.. March 26-Therc was CONFLICT

FOX THE FAIR
Springfield H., March 26.-Therc was cohhlc' III
Tho legislature to-day over the WORLDS faf matters
~ g ui..v n cause serious trouble. Many OF the
members are dissatisfied with the provision VI ~.
r,d,s Fair hill which places the disposition o. t'v
@, 600 400 which IL is proposed to- appropriate Tor 'hc
states exhibit, in the hands OF the a'ate bC'tU
Agriculture resolution was introduced t'ndS
nrving the Board OF It's authority, on the e'V" ,"
II rspresents but ore interest In the STATE ''"'
agriculture, and placing 1t In the ha'cs VI So,
ooission OF twenty-five members. to be seiecc"u rom
A., C,rcse district, of the state at large 1heIe "'S
,, ,rarorc over the resolution which was hh'i''
,o,.r,d 10 a committee. But the end Is not Se'' ."
Tho farmers and the city representatives arc "''''
mined in the matter. -, ,oc
cLIoaco March o6-Letters OF acceptance OF eieo-
ZION IN the Worlds Congress Auxiliary Oh the "'
Fair were received to-day from Hjalmer ii!o'' ,S
aeon professo Emile De Laveleye o. the UNIVERSITY "a
Ii.ce Belgium; DR.. G. X Adams, president Vi O0'' 49,
Trniversty: President Z. b. Andrews OF Brown on'
ttv. tho Rev Dr. Robert Colyer, Oh Nc"-iolH'
c,h low presdent OF Columbia College, anu "e''o'
" Cable. the novelist ,-,on
rntormatlon has been received from COMMISSIONS,
Thomas smith, of Ncw-Jersey that the Lc6lslieuro
that state has passed bill appropTaths 49, .to.
a state exhibit. at the Exposition MI an''" 9,' -
the Legislature Will certainly ni'"o '"'
appropation next winter. A =,
app 1o,oraI committee o, the womans Branch Of
tho worlds Fair today selected twenty names Va
known people as honorary members OF the ,s
amopr them being Queen Victoria EnpreSSw ains the
Doroiihy - Ioyur and others whose names arc
,hbnId untIl answers are received. scs y hill
,fcoir Ncb March 26.-The senate pSI,t. 80 he
LncG9i' nr $50 900 for the Nebraska exhibit al TIC
fpplG FeIr The bin now goes 10 the HoVtn't .s ~
Na-hyile ie apn,p,c;onr,ang $4,000 for stat cN
Knit at the Worlds a!r Ihg i4o o3pToprate moncy
a bin allowing o3unty authorizes ~ "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
The HEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL S p. NJ. FRIDAY.

Washington March. 26--FOr New.Ensland and East
ern New.York generally fair warmer BY night; varaols
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. increasing
cloudaess and rain by Friday night; slightly warneri
winds becoming sOuthcastcriy.
For Delaware Maryland. Virginia and North Care
lina rain; slightly warmer.
For south Cagoini. fair by night: slightly warmer.
For Georgia. by night; slightly cooler In the
southern pogtioA. slightly warmer in the northern
Tor Florida Alabama and Mississippi, fair; slightly
cooler except in Eastern FiOrda
For LOUISIANA Eastern Texas and Arkansas. gen
orally fair; by night
For Tennessee and kentucky rain slightly cooler
Tor Virginia aud ONO. rain; slightly wal.neSs
For Western lcnnsy. ania rain. ,
For Western New YORK, rain by night; shshIJ
warmer .,. ,,.S.,.
warner. ,,,---, .,
For Upper Michigan, generally lar warmer oy nl@ns'
For Minnesota fair; warner ,- -.
FIR North Dakota and South Dakota, fair; cooler bY
For Iowa and Missouri. fair by night; slightly
warmer. c-,.--,. o.,o..r, ,,,,,
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
rorR yFy KILLED IN A SALT MINE.

LYONS Kan. March 2G.-AbOut O'Clock yesterday
morning an accident occurred at ono OF the salt mine,
in tbis city, Four men were on the point OF descend
ING into the shaft 500 feet, in a bucket Above the
buckct was traveller. heavy oah beam weighing over
COO mounds Just as the bucket began to descend the
ravcll became ooeencd and the bucket shot down the
haf like an arrow. closely followed by the traveller
AZ the bottom the were crushed into sfapel'ss
40 V' hv fEc heavy beam Tho killed were Thomas
i,1anh married Ncls Van rOcku. married; Thomas
,yi,STandicss single; Frederick. A. Miller, single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
DIVISIONS FOR Ex-coyFEDERATES.

6. rouis March CA dispatch from Little KOCH
.rs that the bill to pension disabled
soldiers and their INDECENT widows anu " tas nassea
s,n 600 for a soldiers home at Little hocA' ""' P
,S bouscs of the Arkansas Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
-rr c,r,roByrA INVESTIGATION

s...o-n.nto Cal. March 2G.-The Senate JUDICIARY
,..-.u,.,oc ~ which was referred the rcSolu'Ion -
,,aco hc,or, the Grand Jury the evidence wiz"
s.vcloped during the investigation OF D, oon
charges in connection with the reCc.. .,,crnoon
'cS' iNI &c IN refer the whole matter 10 Ino
A G to take such action ns d was adopted
advisable The resolution ~ " nie
Ths legislature adjourned sine dle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

The nr,t Of series Of polo games was PLAYED a. inc
-,'n, Rink at Onc.huuGr dand scVonth-st. aad L'N-
,ato,,>e last night The game was between the New
-. aud the Amity team Of Brooklyn. The New
workers outpaycd their opponents. and won after an
t,,o game A. Woods. r. Woois and Day each
- coal LYONS did some clever rushing. and L1hcy'a
eo,,tecping was excellent. The teams were made up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

clearly irpaitlaly and honestly SET form; 6ch
,,o tHinr oujte probnbe-tale favorable action Oh w
r;'e,t p-idg Nh we are free 10 say tiat nIcl
will be due 10 The Tribune ioT lts nloNe'G'c 1N
discussion Of the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
v,vor,17Y yoMlyArIoys ~ TRENTON.

r.oo,or Y J.. March 90 (spcc.al-rhe cry con
i''"o ,,orc hcId tonight The Republicans re-
vo"y atwood A. srm for Mayor and the pen'
nominate" c,ncI PANEL J. Bcchtc in the field against
.,,, II Il conceded that the RepuhHc14' Will ''''
,n, civ The election occurs Oh ''I'' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
roryc GIRL COMMITS sUICIDE.

Uazleton, Penn. March "".-N''lc g, ,,,ntrv.
- oId committed suicide at her home IN iou'',s
years o'u' ,Is,o,cc nom here, this afternoon 10y
vllm herself through the heart with revolver
ro ers parents wanted her to marry an aEra '"ao
Ia vnle who was in love with S%n ;,or r,i She
anu 'r go much to heart that III u''Po'"'' CIV
took her life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

rare opportunity To- thc immediate investment
~ $50 600 In realty ~ heh- 81 business ro'"h
. - tb,,lnc growing Western uanrfa turin city Will bc
md upou apncation Il: Room 81, 100 Roadway.
minimum of per cent per annum guaranteed win best
,rf,renoe, as " eharacL tel VI guaranty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
THE EAST RfvEq BRIDGE BILL.

From The brooklyn fines. March -
rho Tmc,- repfoduccs Odav In irll m editorial
from the Tribune IN which the actual SINUS 81 Tue
nrasent aitampt Al East River bridge legislation IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Tribune once. March 20 D. III ~ , a.,
her nrev,lIed Yesterday, with light oreeHes anu az!
MIR, The temperature ranged between 81 ana ~ as
rrces the average 1861 being li'' tower tnah on wv
eo,rrsnondng day last year. and Ss lower INA" '"
In and near the city to-day there VIII fooaov IobtIy
weather folIowc by cloudihess anu Hs" i''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

The nursery Stock at That Time comprised
l6423i5 seeding and 7SS 400 buaded trees,
in all 2,l3O.i24. For conclusions regarding these
and other reliable statistics 1 am indebted to W.
A. Spalding of The Daily Times" of this city,
vino for seventeen years has made practical
study of oranges and their culture. lie states:
A reasonable estimate is that half of the nursery
trees above mentioned are now in orchards bring
ing this years total Of trees up " something over
OOU. O00 Estimates of San Bcrnarno County
last year made the, number Of orange trees in
orchard .22S ), and this seasons planting will
bring the total up To l,jO0,0O0. Orange County
reported last year l23,9j0 orange trees.
"Oi lemons, san l,ernardiuo County leads oil
with l4i,5G3 trees Los Angeles County with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

the cractne clause Of the bllla vicous way on ~
a measure The motion was carried oy Fo0 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

- .x.,.w with violent pulgit.ss
r ~ cnin" nlls For biliousnc,s headdch s,,moss
and suo,s On The skin. constipation OF piles SAe S
Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Hard TO suit
are those find what Is desired la FClNIIOiL al
ELlNTS lQ6 West 1ft~~~h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuou, iie a, the United States
nuctuaons S,19r AZ mis- city Tho dkhes lhuigess
Signal service ,S At pelrys Pharmacy. Sun Buhdihs'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

=
rest should - lefE upon the tres anti thsg
svaDorzts thsrrlssivss and tara iato pTuasE
for wintar usa. zo.d Gf.J the oth-r 49,
% q pc ssksr down IN Oraags. Tasn (
hare sorr= udcra Tat spread az f1ss "a
ever direction "a . yszy. ssd Ers~ 80 -
lat thzt Is - fsscesszFy - pas s.op@s sbgat
~ bass = keep thsz irafn lsEzvinz sut
o. fns gro1nd Thia srss r0t salF does az
Atzrses insscts. hat acsasily Esep- mosqnl-
so@s from coming n-aF ths hoas- 80
s9Tnsslmes cal e - Ezmuaer kss@l srsss
How many v5ai9 yos hksf
"Soas." rsylisd 80 aaeoTsd b0zifaoss
7 prstsT ~ = shaGos."
"TsrT zood7 sa.d tEs axsut, -zs-t
Rood y "a lors Bzst ~ tars 500
yen a ls-5 IRA hardlinz thas barss oas
quart 81 o.l . ~ssx sad eaurss sarss -
Ia az oyea AID stan cocker st2seazsaE
tLas can e 30 o. ln q usiauts. SO ys1
car eooE yo1r supper - tss hvrAFy rhlls
resdsrz ths s-sataK DsVsr Il mzkas :
s1rizz -k sEsa r. gslat - tra1srssss q q
f5wi as g - bss rsursrssd &c sEcsE.
.. 31il Ears. g. o-1i-sry roefs Ike = sssgs.
AID u<ks eoal rs1-casezA I vii ia -
j. cut
~D8a.t - szcIslz1sS ths bonffses. 7 vasf
sotalsg STAT Toa hays 70 szsfF
sd ths al5-fsss1 s.zszs hazTAtsa
IL, 'Tes are ass 80 - - EsedAsEs 70 -
car. E<1shazz. va - oas rslifsH9 -
s1lssss1s sEf s1sf esr - fhs neay tas1rs.
II way Ehe4a = Ts1- Aay EaEn = go So
tea 20 t1s 5a1t $500 fslaE sS9rzs 80
lzEeat naFs 49, - ecEgsE2sc1a- - -
sEe Era. sEazs iest ] - ecu.a=s9aGsse -
cox az w.t sas wsa SO ess-4 a9zra
pao<r 81 ~ Esaf 1raes Ess hssx sd rsta
zzd cares br-.@k asa a.. tiatTe1 90
eas=s q 80 fs-eat. cless kEf ianra "A
rsra.r@ = = &raEgTEEscE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The tollqwlaF are the representative sales OF hog,
SHEEP
Brief Mention.

Fourteen head Of sheep were sold today
az 400 per hundred. The average weight
was liz pounds
Urder buyers today bought 500 hogs and
littaker took 673.
Yrs. W y. Anderson of Andale was g
Tl-'tor 1T the yards today.
lie following shippers marketed hogs
ant cattle today:
L NJ Homer of Kingman, hogs.
I Il. Holt IF Atlanta, cattle and hogs.
LonueI x Vincent of Haven, cattle.
: Croft Of Freeport, hogs.
K :. Allen of Anthony, hogs.
Sparks & Beebe of Norwich. hogs.
r \. Anderson OF Arson, hogs.
bank OF Andale hogs
& B. Ramsey of Audover, hogs.
j A Wilson of Belmont, hogs.
Miller D0bbin Of Viola, hogs
Y. K. Doggett of Englewood, cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Arcursov. TOPEKA SANTA rEEH..
TnA TNs AL.NlvE IRAvs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Eov ne ParalyEsd . simple Tavsra
KeePer IN New Jersey.
fa..a-f

Especial Corresponaeaco.I
MExDHAAT. y J., Sept. I4-Ths stage
from Morristown had tz.e rolled up and
stopped before ths ancient tavern. or whose
piazza a number o. men were loanging
discussing tae effect OF the new railroad on
MendhAua property. and n stidls aged man
IA a siouchy suit Of gray stepped up aud
registered for dinner. he bad n gri psack
VITA Rim. aad the proprietor. net knowing
whether he was plumber seeking lnxu-
rious ress or n comic lecturer seeking .
haven Of safety. aud being Ertle Dir curl
Gus IN the matter. asked hmm very po-
Etely, after a few preliminary remarks
relative 70 the weather and crop outlook:
what are you selling. paper coiarsf'
'Yes, take orders for paper eolia<z--lea
me show you sample OK our latess
rundown: It 10 warranted 20 wear three
DAYS on each side. The beauty Of it IS
that one side l. white for Sunday wear,
while the other il checked. ssrSped or
dotted to match any colored sislrts you
may have We have have also solid oolors.
warranted not 70 fade IN = hay deld. Thess
waterproof colors wiil not wilt IN a thnn-
dersterm. and We have several letters a.
headquarters from men who have used
these collars saying that they quickly cure
bronchitis aad al kindred throat troubles
will Just show them 70 you"
Never mind. replied the hoscl keeper.
II have no use for them. because have
my shirts made with the collars on them.
even II they are shirts the color OF my rusty
stove"
You say your stove is rastyi" asked the
all-round agent
Sometimes il gets rusty" was the ho-
tel mans reply.
81 have something right here said the
agent, tapping his gripsaek. "thas will
make your stove shine hks patent leather
and hold the shine for a noath- / can
give Il polish Ia minute that will snabls
you to shave while looking in or On Il. and
il il Just Is good on boots as it Is on tbs
stove. IL makes the stove shine 50 brighs
that all the rest Of tho kitchen looks clean
by reflection, and when IL Is on your boots
the observer viii never notice the patch on
the knee of your trousers. even II your
trousers ars black and the patch 10 scarlet.
One customer recently polished up = snow
white rooster and some hens With t. and
the following day sold them for black
Spanish fowls"
II have AL the stove poEsh ean use for
year e come" replied ths hossi man.
anxious to shaks OF hs tormsnsor add
escape thu laughter Of the bystandarA Il
don't want any stove polish today"
Yen bad better 70 ont and taks .
breathing spell in the shade. suggested
bystander, smiling testify.
How am going CUT Ia TIE shade when
have no trees o. the placer" Inquired
mine host
''Is Il . great mistaks not 70 have trees"
said tae agent II ara low taking orders
for a concern up IN Caliicoon 70 be In tims
for the fall planting I would suggest .
japanese plum A. q very dssirabls tree.
You can sAs what DIums you Ike. and tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
Something Ncw-7hroash Cars Between St.

Something Ncw-Thro1sh Cars Between ~.
f'aEl ahd kansas cry.
The traffic between above cities has
50 increased that Tie Great Rock Island
route las instituted a new order CT things,
and has put on their trains. through Cat
this service are Pullman CON 5iGacioE
chair car and SLEEPER. and are The en- bod
meul of comfort The price charged for
this especial service j but little compared
with the sccom n cdst iou E.veu.
See hat your tickets read VS. the Albert
Lea rou-e &C.. r. I q p; 3 c. 4 4 y
and VI & -. l. Ry'sL Maps a1d time
tables seat on application
JOBN SEBASTIAN
Gent TSt i Pass Ag'
{ ST JOHN. Gea'l Manager.
General Offices Chicago s-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
Miscellaneous.
AGENTS TAINTED.
Incsr ta.- lead e psr IlEs pr sAy.

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az rssrs free bgoas sr-.s Freiz- la1
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60 - q - zzt Stree. Pai.s1sl szlz - az -
GE,sI- wANTEE-THE 4CTOBED6z pa
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BIZ - z-rL- 1asc ss@te sasE1rF zea s11 a.
urez tss tEale1 cEa.<s f1T t1s Szsr 1f1v TzGB
frou1 ~ stAas- pssz- si.l sHks - F1a-eszsez
rszg1s ss1e-l-ly 80 81 sKr--t E@~sr n-flrH -
nss-.1 s5r = So Tszr.- o. -seGFlfF 1se .srE<
a. sz-= Ia sssE - car We -
ISL zszs prG..s ,tz1s4t sreacs AT 81 -zzhs
E-re- - asaaA D.. -aaf secs - tEts canvass
Tea s1e lat szvzsse~s go iesas Il Ger q
hszsrza-r4Ge z--r1le 81 tgr rsrr.-erg -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

T AN ANXIOUS TO FIND THK MEN WHO
a clc11 chiEncvA Answer a. 1927 NorTh law
re1ce. " ckli-z. kan- rfss fr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

'Ps czn any one keep lIgh.hozsesf"
'So. nv son. lighthouse keepers ara z2
pointed oy tae government"
We'll, Auyhor, 4 says here II the pspe.
a gentleman and rs wife want three az
furnished rooms FOR Eght housekeeping. I"
Washington Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15
->allNe shipping steers EooG 70 extra. - OCaI 90
''ooo 20 extra native butcher steers. 1860
REPkE.ENrArrYr SALTS
Hogs

The hog market was fairly active today.
The receipts were moderate. The quality
o. the Pigs was not up to that of yester-
days offerings. The bulk OF the sales to-
day were 4 % 20 40 against AS bulk yes
terday- The quality Of the hogs were not
SO good as yesterdays by ) cents per hun
cred The market can be quoted as fairly
active At decline of ) cents. The market
closed weak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-15

Il AN ANXIOUS TO FIND INK MEN WHO
cleza chiEneTA Answer a. 1871 North Law
re1ce. NichlLa kau- IFhtFra
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LIVE STOCK MARKET


KANSAS CITY. No. Oct t.-CATTLE-Pecefpt pts
t. g. shipments S32l Nark-t iuil ste1dv 10 Clover
Steers = 2lal %. cows 81 255s- 81. st0cSers and
feeders , us.ta 65- HOG>-itcceIut~ 1850 ship
n-ur~ $50. Market So lie lower Bulk . SEA -
uli RACES :. l5i.4 81 HEEf'-UeCeIpts 4s5u ship
men t..- Market cuil. steady
ST oUfS. NO. Oct. 4-CATTL Receipts $40
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Texans ANA Indians s. 3.eS ~ H0GS-Recei Prs
$40 shipments l2ta Market closed lower Heavy
- lUs4 s. mixed -5 -I.14 81 Hight 81 SRA 4 81
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