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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20
WICHITA L WESTERN II. ~
Al-a-RiGl t.

She was just little clerk in a store, a
novice at the work, but very willing to be
taught, courteous and obliging to every
body, and with one phrase that seemed to
fill all places and conditions. When she
made one of those trifing mistakes which
the new clerk always makes, and was rep
rimanded for it by the general manager,
she would listen carefully, and when he
had finished would nod her head and an
swer pleasantly, "All-a-riGht."
Not knowing our speech well she was
chary Of using 1t, and although she smiled
on all her fellow clerks she had little to
say to them. They liked her, and were at
pains to tell her the rules of the house, and
she would listen, and in the sweetest way
imaginable utter a soft tank YOU"
For the crowds of shopping women who
handled her goods, and kept her taking
down bales and bales of them for their in
spection, she had always the one happy
phrase, even when they told her they did
not want the goods, 'All-a-right."
One day there was an accident. Going
home at the noon hour the girls stepped
under scafolding that came crashing
down upon them. Only one was hurt. The
ambulance was soon there, and loving
hands prepared TO lift her tenderly into It,
although all knew that her hurt was NOR
tai But she, brave little woman, looked
with wide open, far seeing eyes into the
blue noon sky, and as her whitening lips
moved, and a smile settled on her face,
they heard the quaint old phrase, her last
words on earth, "Au-a-right- detroit
Free Press
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Rare Confederate Silver Coins.

Messrs. Roberts q Collins, of Carriers
vile, Ga, have, if they have not recently
disposed OF it, coin in their possession
which is only thirty years old, but is worth
more than a thousand times its face value
1t bears the date of 1851, and is enc OF four
pieces struck at the Confederate mint at
New Orleans before that institution was
closed The coin is half dollar, and has
the Goddess of Liberty on one side and a
stalk of cane, a stalk of cotton, and the
stars and bars of the confederacy II g coat
of arms, with liberty pole through it and a
liberty cap on top on the others st. OF the
four known specimens OF this coin, one is IN
Meriwether county, Ga, one n Louisiana,
the Roberts-Collins piece, above described,
and one which sold for $50 in New York
city in lSSS-St Louis Republic
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THE JOURNEY OF JOHN ELLINGTON.

John Ellington on April first went forth from
New Orleans,
Dressed in clean white linen suit, q well
groomed man Of means.
He wore pair Of russell shoes, spotless white
cravat,
A pair of thin silk stockings, and an excellent
straw hat.
He travelled up to Birmingham, the mercury
went down,
And so he bought wooden coat of good sub
stantial brown.
II hate superiuous truck" says he, ITO lug
from day to day,
And so III put the thick coat on and throw the
thin away"
Then on to Chattanooga few the limited ex-
press;
He felt his pantaloons were thin, and shivered
in distress;
He bought thick, black wooden pair and still
pursued his quest,
And journeyed on TO Richmond, where he
bought another vest
When he reached Philadelphia it rained pour
ing food,
And hence he found his russell shoes were poor
things for the mud;
Ee bought stout dark leather pair to wade
the watery float,
And journeyed onward to New York and
bought an overcoat.
Next day he went to Boston, the shivers made
him creep,
The air was cold as Greenland and the snow
was four feet deep;
And bravely did he sally forth, with chill and
cold half dead,
His overcoat all buttoned up, a straw hat on
his head.
A straw hat and an oyercoat, snow storm and
all that,
The youngsters of that classic town all shout
ing Shoot the hat!'
The strange confederation made the cultured
people smile,
And young musicians whistled shrill. Where
did you get that tile!"
He rushed and bought sealskin cap, stopped
at the Hub" a day.
And then resumed his journey On his southern
homeward way.
He came to New York city, found it very sui
try there
And threw away his oyercoat, 1t was too warm
TO wear
He went to Philadelphia and dropped his seal
skin cap,
He portioned his apparel round to each place
on the map.
His coat'and vest were scattered on successive
sGltry Moons;
He strewed the lines of longitude with cast off
pantaloons.
John Ellington on April twelfth came back to
New Orleans
Dressed in clean, white linen suit, we'll
groomed man of means;
He wore pair of russell shoes, a spotless white
cravat,
A pair of thin silk stockings and an excellent
straw hat.
S. W. Foss in Yankee Blade.
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The market was little dull today.
The hog market was about steady to the
close.
Cattle receipts very light again today.
F. G. Steck shipped car of hogs to Kan
sas City this morning
B. Henderson, of Florence, was in today
with load of hogs of his own raising.
They were fine and brought the top of the
market
G. B. Eilerts, of Furley, had load Of
hogs on the market today.
Edwards s. Pugh, of Piedmont, came in
late in the evening with a car of nice hogs.
Fort Worth shipped out three double
deck cars of hogs today.
The First National bank, of Winfield,
had a car of hogs in today.
No shipments of cattle were made today.
The receipts were too light.
Paugh Bros, of Sedgwick, sent in car
of hogs for today's market.
B. C. Cochran, of Eaton, was the only
man to ship in cattle today. He also sent
in some hogs.
Fort Worth bought PA hogs today;
Whitaker, 61 Garland, Is; and Dold, 19.
The commission men are looking for a
very heavy run Of butchers stuff as soon
as the grass cattle are ready for market.
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They Are Different.

"They are an awfully patient people
in this town." he was saying to an ac-
quaintance in Park row car.
Gin what respect" queried the other.
"Why, I've been on these horse cars
fifty times when team got in the way
and bothered 'em half to death | ex-
pected to see the driver heave brickbat,
but he always took it as easy as grease. 4"
Eyes; I've seen the same thing"
"Do you suppose we'd stand that in
our town? Not muchl Why, was on
the bus going over to the depot the other
day, when we met Hank Johnston leadin'
his red COW to the river.
"'Git off the face of the glober hollered
Bill Haynes, the driver.
81 won'tp says Hank.
with that, Bill put the horses and
wagon right at him. The COW was
knocked into Joe Turner's hedge fence,
with her neck broke, and Hank got so
mixed up with the off fore wheel that he
had to have four doctors piece him to-
gether. M. Quad in New York World.
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Hot water - ene q the bex: an1org Esr1-
pie remedies. For instzncs. he&dsohs al
most always yields 70 the Simultaneous
application Of bot water 20 tie let Aad
back u the neck
A tovei teleef SEVERAL tines and di7psd
In hot wstsg. and quickly wTang cut and
applied over the tooth&shs or nsgrzlgt4.
viii generally AFFORD pronpt relief
A EtT1pof hznnel or napkin fDiesd lsnz 9Th
wise ard dipped in bot wst>r and ETan@
oct. and tEeu spplls1 round he Eek q a
child tnAs las :hs ezoup, VIII sozastluses
briag rsAef IL ssn n9iEuiss-
10. xetef taken freely bali an hour -
fors I'D tlzzs ls helpful ia the eass % cor
stipztion. and bAa . Esoat settling e1isSs
roon the stomach
f. goblet a hos ws.zr taken ius: sf.Er
rsaing. before breakfast. has cured thou
szods q I'D ssst3sa, and nc sinp.s rsEass3y
u Escss wfdsly rsco Hnasacsd 6y ghyslc.AEs
% dys2eytl1s.-IAales' Hone Journal
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g. ken is ths rivairy between tbs Eari-
ons lines and 20 much dos tassr Success
cspend On = rsputs.soa for safety that self
tatsrsst, IA tks abs-oes q . higher active,
u sz1csEEt a ErEaziAss them 20 laAvs
&c; htng ua1oss il tas ecnS;rur.sOa snd
manning = Ehs.r Yea~e.s Wkseh uazy "A
Eay wsy - ths means q zvertisz ei.as.zs.
IL furtkersSos Of tke8r sf-o-1s ths Britain
sid AsasT5ossn gos~ra meats unise 10 g4slnx
thea sAs fEsoss pert.ct STstsn q lghlz.
hu0Ts saa fLsz signals Il sEs World wnsz
twsaty Or na0re niles - 80 ths ezps4sn
may discern shs Fsys Of ths ART uEAt, za4
a. bs DezVs pors za& eaters The chaaaeI
tseTs are isssfy a. EsssF bs.oona - tarao
Ftsts IA = clsy s,-eet-- Is LlllAEa 4 HldslEx
- S-rse1rE
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son and grandson
Of a clergyman,
and makes his
home on Staten
| s ! an d. Mr..
Mines was born
in 1866, at Cherry
Valley, NY. and
went TO the me
tropolis IN 1881 to
seek his fortune.
He secured p
EnCn as Office boy
IN toe establish
ment Of Harper
Bros. and worked
his way up TO the
editorial afoE
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph,

KANSAS CITY. Mo- June 10 -CATTLE-Receipts
L22O shipments CO. Market dull and lower Steers
81 25a.5 30 cows 81 S5G53 S. sJockers and feeders
81 EOa4 Is HOGS-Receipts GAO shipments 1888.
Market active nc higher Bulk - 5OGt 10, all
grades 81 5Od a. 80. SHEEP-Receipts $50, ship
ments 210. Market steady,
ST LOUIS. No. June. observation-disclosures $500
shipments 1900. Market firm. Natives - i5a9 %.
BOOO shipment 5000 Market higher. Fair
10 choice heavy "a 55aI 65. mixed 81 20@4 %,
SHFEP-ReCeipts 70l, shipments 4AI Market
steady. Fancy s. zoos 90.
CHICAGO. Ill. June observation-disclosures 1000,
thpments $500, Market dull. Prime native steers
Texans 50 S5G4 o. cows - S5S3 70. HOGS--he-
reipts 22090 shipments $500 Market active,
higher Rough and common 420@4 40, naked
and packers 81 5Oa4 60 prime heavy butte hers
weights 81 65aIT5 light 81 6j&475, SHEtP Pie
lives 81 5@5 81 Texans IS 65@t 50 westerns u 2JG
tSO lambs 80 00G6 IS
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RAILROAD THE LES.
TRAINS.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. . Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. .............
No. 2 Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex. daily..........
No. 4 Kansas City st Louis
end Chicago night ex.
daily. .....
No. g. Accommodation,
daily. except Suniay......i
GOING SOUTH,
No. 3 Kansasa City st. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily. 49,
No. Kansas City st, Louisl
and Chicago through mail
and ex. daily. ..........,,...l
No. 81 Accommod ption daily
except Sunday ........l
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On Accoun, of On. Letter.

Said an old telegrzpher. ''Tbe letter =
IN the word there cost our telegraph com.
pany several Thousand dollars few years
ago. Schumacher. the oatmeal king, sent
a heavy order for cats 20 Chicago, and the
price agreed upon was 'thirty-fve cents de-
Hvered in cars here which was netaIner-
phosed into -tnirVy-hye cents delivered IN
cars there The letter = in this case rep
rcseCted freight charges or several hun
cred Thousand bushels OF oats from Chi
cago 20 Akron, O.. and a. the settlement
was made on tire basis of the teieErzphic
order the company was held responsible for
this amount. "-Cbscazo Nail
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A Single Thought.

She-Do you ever see Mr.. and Mrs,
Chapley since their marriage?
He-Oh, yes; it is case of two souls
with but single thought.
2ae-How loveIyl
He-Yes, she married a dude.-New
York Herald.
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The following are the representative sales
at the yards today:
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Better Not Said.

Painter-Would you believe it? This
is the picture they've thought proper to
reject! I'll be so bold as to say there are
not twenty better in the whole exhibit
ton,
Friend-Dear me! Is it such poor
academy as that?-Punch.
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where his fancy had freer fight, and
he began 10 attract attention by his work
Last summer he left the immediate EN-
ploy Of the Harpers, but continues to
write for their periodicals, at the same
time contributing TO other publications
many Of the bright things which serve
10 gladden. the hearts of the multitude.
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HOGS.

The hog market was steady today. The
quality of hogs in were above the average
and some were exceptionally good. There
was not enough in to supply the demand;
O better run is expected next week. The
best price of today was 81 713 and that
was for some extra good heavy hogs. The
prices ranged about 81 1898 90 on bulks.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
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A vice consul, writing from Dauubian
port, notes that one curious, but steadily
recurrent article of import IS waste paper.
Of which there arrived 6 supply Of thirty
eight tons during one year. Il makes its
appearance in the form of bundles Ct Lon
don daily journals, apparently untouched
from the time Of their issue from their ~
Eoec1iva nrintinG afhcsA
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tnder THIS lead 70 per line per day
NiTANTED-AGENTS 10 SELL TIE PTNLFsS
w Clothes Line. the only line ever invented tllat
holds the clothes without pins; = ERECT success.
patent recently issued, roiG only By agents 90
whom exclusive right u given On receipt Of B.
cents We VIII send sample line by mall also Cir
culars price list and terms 70 agents, pour
territory at once. Address Ibr Plniess Globes
line Co., l. HermCn street, Worcester, Mass.
ISL yr-wed & sat
Xl'AETE D-AGENT~ FOR THE 0RASDE-T
w selling Fou.t5 q July hOyeity. guosAfnpics
IS cents Ten 70 Fifty Dollars easily inside iEves-
tigate before too late u. Errst Cleveland o. ~ D.
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Michita Grain Market.

WICHITA. June 70.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track: -.
WHFAT-No. soc, No hard 75c, No 7Sc
No 4 CSC. "a
COfE-No : or better 45950c, white SOC.
OATS-SkGSSc.
RYF-No or better 6Nc. ,..
HAY-Baled SO OJel2 10 per ton. looss s. 00Gl0 co.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots II - per leO
lbs corn aud oats 81 Al per 100 lbs, bran, sacked
llc uer 100 lbs
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Dfscoungfny.

How did they hang your picture Of
your fox terrier
Most inaprcpristely. They made =
Eky Of a--Sew YORK Herald
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F1ave1 Scot. Mines. the Verse Writer.

fIaVeI scott Mines, the verso Writer.
Flavel Scott Mines is the author Of
many bright pieces of verse which have
appeared in the humorous publications,
as well as in Harper's Weekly and other
journals Of diguified nature He is the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20
ST. louis SAN FRANCISCO R.n.

NO l. Going West, pass uO
Ellsworth t25A III 5S0AH |
NO g. Going west, passeng'r
tstOps at Burrtonl....,... 5nPM 445PH
MOI, Going East passenger 10l5AM 102nAN
MOP, Going East, passenger l030PM 10 5PI
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10 North Main. &c 4
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Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Markct
WICHITA. June 49,
FIOT-R-Highest patent 80 60, second patent y 81,
extra fancy 50 n fancy - o..
RUTTER-Elrst creamery l6, second creamery
I4c finest dairy l0c, fine dairy Sc, common dairy
&c.
ITlYoRoosters 81 5Os2 90, hens e. 25s2 50
spring chickens VI 5l6i2 10.
POTATOES-New potatoes-Sl 90 per oushel, old
i5cG II o. - -. -, 49,
COAIl-Anthracite SI1 co. Canon City s. o. Weir
City 4 80 Frontenac 81 81, Pittsburg 81 ST. Illinois
IN lister
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nKLAHOWA NAP-A POCKET NAP OF THE
~ Indian TERRITORY showing she Ghrrokse strip
sud Oklahoma. with al tie infi<a lanGs. gapsis.
Esflofs towns Villages. military F~nsrFafiouA. In
dian and beuEdEFisk alss The nail s~f-
vice q each town. the EasterR aBd Nsstsrn lszsd
districts q on i1nCu4a TIE fEsTpkes SatisE a
cofupste pOckst map, - ~ g inch coipfs3 Tbs
.tss sd UOst cpr4pists rzAt sssf pub ase q tkis
rev CountTJ. Wiki aitl - Gteusd n fgW days.
WIN 10 ssBt Dost PAID say setr~4s upon tks -.
csipt - - cent?. address T. r. sfasck. Hrs4lsss
Mgr Esgls. v ichitz. Kan. UH
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The market was little dull today.
The hog market was about steady to the
lose
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CATTLE.
WICHITA, June 10.

The cattle trading was exceedingly light
today, but nothing more could be expect
ed from the number in. Good butchers
cattle were in demand at good prices, but
poor grades were dull and lower. One
car load and few drive-ins were all the
cattle on the market
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Situations Wanted-Maie.
miscellaneous.

N-ANTED-sITCATfnN TO DRIVE DELIVERY
w wagon OF dry goods store by a young man %
good address. energetic aud accom- media lin
Would be glad anu viking to assist iEslGe v de-
sired With present employer over three yrar-.
Address r. l., care OF pOstmRn No ~ oHi-st-
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Rams IS City Produce.

Ksns IS City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. June IL
The Daily Indicator reports
FIOUR-NX c. xxx sc, family 81 oS. choice
s. 81. fancy 81 S1&lSa
wHEAr- Stronger, No ? hard Dash SIC, Juns SEC
bid. No , red cash Sg-ec-
bid.
oATs-Steady. No; cash Go'fc bid. June aO54s
dc
RYE-Quiet at &c.
BUTTE R-Steaiy. Creamery lssl5c, dairy loslSc
store packed l0C. pscking, 9sI0c.
EGGS-Firm at l2iSo
HAY-stsady Fancy $40 o. choice IS ooSs 90.
choice 81 ee,5s %.
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Hereafter passengers leaving Wichita
On the Missouri Pacific fat through train
81 10 p IN, Tor s.. Louis or points east Of
For; Scott. will enjoy the benefit % hay-
ing supper served la n dining car az For<
scott a. 10 ?. m. I4Rsufss passengers
leaving St JCuis AZ 80 2. Ia, will -
served breakfast a. : - .. m ia the sans
way Thus ia the - 'saszut Hin route
becoming more yoEG.sT daily with tbs
travelling public J. T. BLKCELET.
Passenger aid Freight agent.
Missouri P4eihe Railway.
10 North Main. &C n
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A Veteran of Long Standing.

Mabel-Poor fellowl And SO you are
a veteran. How long have you been a
veteran?
Wandering Waggs-Ever since l was
a child, miss.-Munsey's Weekly.
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| CONNERCb
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: 80 Cattle
40 Hogs. Shipments No Cattle
400 Hogs.
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ST. LOUIS Produce.

ST LOUIS June "a
wHEAT-FiIIn. Cash 81 CO.. July assc, August
&5k&S9c. December ql5Sc.
.coRN-Strong. Casa SIC. July SIC, September
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ARTICLES

BUTTER-Quist. Extra creamery l6s@Sl 7osc
extra frsts los,l.o hrsts I2alSc, extra dairy l5S
l6c. extra irStH l2Ss lac, Ersts l2SlSc-
EGGS -ls9SLSc-
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MiScedNdneOlLs.

Nv AN1ED-COMPETENT STEEOGRAPHERS
w and book keepers Wno desire Positions 20
apply at the National Accountant and Stsgugr
cIs BuicAu. once for the states Of khAha., Colo
rado, Nebraska, Missouri and Texas, ut lie toutA-
western business College. iCAILR. han ga
Wy ANTED-BUsINESS MIN WHO ARE IN
w need Of stoECgrs pliers or accountants 10 cEfIi
az the National Accountants and SteHOGrs pber's
bureau. Branch ofaCe AZ tie Southwestern Bus!-
LESS ollege. wichita. kan. We usually have on
our application list thoroughly CON petent book
kecpcrs and eteuOETa piers. with int class refereu
CeE. Help furnished Tree OF charge. 1au
Situations UdIIfed-Hd[e.
lIder this lead &c per line per d4y.
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HATANIED-TO hiHE 4 MAN AND WIFE
w Man 10 crsve team and woman ~ % kOsss-
work Gail Of addrsss. Peter Jackson ~ FoD-
lar
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MISCELLANEOUS.
10 90 L.sa e 81 Iln. 81 e.,.

Inder thla Lead 2 per lins per dsY.
DARTEFR wANTED-A oooo CHANCE FoH
40 enefEetir man 20 get 81 A paying business
IA Guthrie. ok. About n5 capital required a.
rees ID Hngeiten. outhrie. GA S1-St
nR. IL DUC-s PERIODICAL PILLS, THE
~ great French rruiedy. at dif-cty 90 the rnsu-
strus system and yosifselT ctrs suDpfrssiou % hs
fpenree. y srfhntcd % prQrUets fuenstf1atloa
these PMS should Hot be tzkss duTisg pregnancy
Ger Ia. 81 Granite ~ pplisd b. CSss lkvrsf5r
10 E2st Dougias Nlohit@. kaa- 10 ukSls.als as1
stsdi. ~ iyT.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Y ork Money.
NEW YORK. June 49,
Money on call asy. ranging from l TO per cent,
last loans q. closed offered at ?
Prime mercantile paper 5is91.
60-day bills and 81 SSl4 for demand
Chicago Grain aud Pro1uce,
CHICAGO. June Ia
Wheat-Steady-
NOrn--~teady.
OatS-Stesdy.
PORK STEADY.
Lard steady
The leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
FLOUR Steady. Spring patents 81 N25 a.,
winter patents e. S5 IT, straight - os5 o. bakers
q 1904 2S
wIiEAT-Iune &c July 94Ifc, August 9lI1c.
CORN-June 5Al4C, July 56hAc August sac
OATS-June Stlsc. July sc, August sc,
PORK-Ju!y $40 "a, september 10 O.,
LARD-July Sc 90 September IS 81
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-g5c-
CORN-6gl4c.
OATS-%i7c.
RYk-15a 1Sc.
BAKLEY-NominSL
FLAASEFD-sl o..
TlM0THN-$l e.
PORK-l0 so
l-ARD-6 IN
SHORT RIBS-s OGa6 oS
DEFY SALT SHOCIDERS-5 eS15 10
SHORT CLEAR SIDES--S5 1876 81
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20

New morning express. Kansas City "a
Chicago The sGatA Fs routs. al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20

Elegant reclining chair all trains AMI
Pullman seepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north, south. east and west and steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone 49,
W. ". WIsHART. Ticket Agent
JNo. SEBASTIAN, q. Il. & P. A. Chicago, III.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20
Employment agencies.
Juoer this lead 20 yer lie per daT.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-20
Trains marked TINS run daily.

Trains marked thus run daily
West bound train, No J. has Pullman car.
West bound train No 2. connects at Burton for
Pueblo New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound, No 4. is a solid train to ST. Louis
with chair and Pullman sleeper. makes conneC
tions for Fl Smith, Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East hound. No. 2. night express TO St Louis. has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
City Union Ticket Office. Cor Main and lst street
and Union Depot, Douglas avenue
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The following are the representative sales of cat
Tie at the wards today!