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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15


meut Of the pathetic about the short,
manned figure above which rose the mag
nifcent head In spite OF physical diff
eulties Mr. kavsnazh made himself one Of
the boldess riders 20 hounds, one Of the
best whips and oDe OF the most daring
yachtsrnen Of Ireland The same energy
which coo1ue<ed almost insurnountable
difficulties In the wsy OF sport drove him
bigh up in politics and pUns5e hfe, and no
one was listened 20 with more respec. in
TIE house Of commons than he who always
addressed the speaker sitting n hls chair.
Irish OF the old Irish blood, for Mr.. kAva-
raSh was a hnel descendant Of Ar Mac
Murrough. whose very name Eas a battle
crT for the Septs. he stood BY ms order and
Organized IN opposition 20 TIE Land League
sH- Land Corporation Of Ireland The
league had met foeusn worthy Of its
sharpast steel BOycottlng v-ss almost de-
prived Of its power when emergency men
could be placed in the fields Of tie land
lord, and the propaganda which was car
ned on in England produced q great eject
on public opinion What Dsvitt lad fore
seen had some 70 pass The question Of
the land had divided Irelsad into two
great camps. and the English people were
the judges Of the war
When the Land League was Transformed
into the National League il NAY be said
that Davitt's work was done He did not
rs-irs for sans war. s<sAr-ar5 AsS dzrfz-
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DOCTOR JENNINGS

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, once l26 " Main
street, residence slS Y Lawrence avenue. Office
hoSrs 10 L a. m. and TO p. M. D-4s
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- Ioal. % Coiora1o va wlehiia-

Conn sucing Sunday. July ig.iao. rs
Missouri Pacific railway will ran through
sieep.rz cars from ~ Louis VIA Pleasant
Hu. Rlch Hill. Fort scott and wichita -
Geusseo AID from thence % Pueblo. Col0-
rado springs and Denver This change
was made On aoc0urt o. a great many peD-
pc from the east going 20 CoiCrsdo being
eesrTous n goiHz ia WscbitA. Jbs train
viii SOP here two hours. giving al .
chance 20 view The Pesrarss Primes" snd
sflil land Passengers Ia CosVrsc0 tar,t
tine a. fthsy bad gone va Kansas CITY
IL also give the citlzsus ~ y ickltA sis~s~
ing car service from here % CoiorAd9. r.
turning. it gives Is through s.ssgirg O.
seTTics wichita to-t Bouls. AID give 10
Colorado people ehaDos - 70 east -
" lckifz Tb4s change Nil uEoor ttszilT
- appreciated BY ths travelling puoiie.@Hii
especially b. The eltlzeus q WsckiiA *
you are gong sast or uest - "a rs p<S'-
ul4r new through route. Ih=o1zn ehsir
AID sieepiaz car service ss~ rog,s as
con pietet hsfuesu Port scott ard htca
Hi goes through she eDszt nlrsfss sa1
Agricultural country 20 tbs Vs. LSs
forget the Ee1 sEoT- ADs - - A<s-As %
Col0rado
CITY iseks. oTcs. 10 Sorsh Naln s.s>~s.
sstt = z BLEcEITr. p & T A
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that time he labored in his chosen field.
But he and the league he founded had
made the Irish people the Irish nation, one
in purpose, one in method, and one in their
determination TO carry things to the end.
Constitutional agitation had been finally
accepted, and physical force-that phantom
which had for so long beckoned the best
and bravest of Irishmen to their death in
failure-was laid 10 rest at last. The ma
ton was handed over to Parnell by the
man whose genius had welded it from the
scattered people, and henceforth the strug-
gle was in the house of commons
But the work in the house had been be-
gun long before. Parnen was in many re-
spects the last man on earth one would
have expected TO see colleague Of ticket
of-leave man. An sristocrat, Protestant
and a landlord, he yet threw himself body
and soul into the nationalist cause. He
proved himself an ideal parliamentary
fighter. The tactics be pursued were those
of all the great English reformers, and he
won just as they won. He cared not which
party ne won concessions for Ireland from,
his only idea was TO yin them. He and
his followers had neither English nor i'm
perial politics, they were there to work for
Ireland alone. As his power grew with the
addition of each member won in Ireland
he became more and more formidable
1t is necessary, however, in order 10 IN
derstand the struggle. that full value
should be given to the sincere convictions
of the English members and their constitu-
encies. They honestly believed that it was
a dangerous thing TO give the people of
Ireland anything approaching home rule.
Their opposition was founded not or a
captious disregard Of the rights of Irish
men, but on a mistaken conviction that
Irishmen would not exercise those rights
in proper manner. The adoption by Mr.
Gladstone and the Liberals of the Irish
cause came not from a mere desire for po-
liticsl power, but from a change of convic-
ton and belief that, after all, ls was safe
to trust the Irish to obey the law.
When the government of Lord Salisbury
that OF Mr.. Gladstone the har-
vest for which the Irish had worked so
long was put Of. Every great reform in
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RFPRBsENTATIvE sALrs.
The following are the representative sales
hogs at the yards to-day:
Brief Mention.

Warren & I4insey, Frederick, had a car
of cattle and hogs on the market today.
Smith & Steiner, Lyons, marketed load
of hogs and cattle today.
II. n. Smith, Springdale, sent in a car
load of hogs today.
T. B. Roby, Isabella, had car Of cattle
and hogs on today's market
Sykes Brothers, New Murdoch, market
nd a car of hogs and cattle
William Van Volkenburg, Maize. sent
In a car of hogs today.
N. n Cunningham, Harper, marketed
,ar load of cattle and hogs.
Hou9ton shipped three cars of cattle and
togs to-day.
Higglesworth shipped two loads Of cattle
snd hogs today.
Hog, buyers today were: Dold 90 Whit
taker i223, Houston 19l, Hanks 49,
CATTLE and hogs were both shade better.
Local packers would have bought few
hundred more good hogs today.
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VI ASTED-LADfEs AID GEETLEEFt 70
w afts1c - , iGnt scas9l a. fb- sosft ssr-ers
Ele.rssa to4.sze- -tqsf-als-. ueessesp -. ~
u-4ns-lr aEu Arithmetic ti1-1uz1ly = -. Cal -
-eLC f4r clfll.4f eIszf
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cOnstantly Reminded Of Hi. Generositr.

Constantly Reminded of His Generosity.
One of the level headed men Of the valua-
ton commission is Capt David II. Ingra-
ham, of ROckland. Every one who knows
the captain has noticed that he almost in
variably wears fine silk hat. He was in
business in Boston many years, and one
day young man entered his Office and
wanted TO borrow $500 70 buy a small hat
store. The captain lent it TO him. he
bought the store, and today he is one Of
the wealthiest and most prosperous hat
tiers of the Hub. Every fall, as regularly as
the season rolls round, Capt. Ingraham re-
ceives as gift from the Boston gentleman
q polished silk hat of the finest quality
that can be manufactured. Summers, he
is the recipient from the same source Of 3
natty kersey hat for hot weather wear.
On another occasion, when the Cigar
makers Cooperative association was
formed in Boston, he loaned a workman
500 TO begin business in the association
The cigarmaker prospered, paid up the
loan and now he annually presents Capt.
Ingrahsm with a box Of the best hand
made cigars, rolled by himself Capt Ing
raham carries a magnificent gold watch
and chain which he values far more than
for its intrinsic worth. For many years
ne did business for the late Hon Joseph
r. Bodwell in Boston, handling nearly al
the money which was received by the Hal
lowell Granite company for stone fur
nlshed for the New York state house. AZ
ter the completion OF the contract Gov
ernor Bodwell met Capt IRGraham il Bos-
ton. pulled the gold watch and chain out
and presented it 10 him. II Is 500 time
piece, and the recipient says he would rot
part with 1t for si.ooo.-Cor. Lewiston
Journal
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England has been defeated in its time. The
enemies of home rule saw that success
would surely come, and the Pigott forger-
les were sprung on Parnell. Through
that trial he came safely. Then the O'Shea
divorce suit was tried, and this now
threatens to prevent his leading the hosts
into the promised land.
The final decision as to whether Parnell
shall continue in place must be given by
the Irish people at the polls. The strug
gle among the members of parliament is
merely the overture to the drama. The
question at issue is whether the alliance
with Mr.. Gladstone is of more value than
Parnell's leadership.
The most important man at this time is
Davitt, who has declared against his old
colleague. Eight years ago Davitt could
have deposed Parnell had he so chosen, but
whether he can do so now remains to be
seen. The man is possessed Of wonderful
resources and has genius rather than mere
ability The battle between Psrnell and
himself will be contest OF giants, along
side of which all other fights in Ireland
now will be child's play. Both men have
a Evolutionary right to support from the
people, both are earnest and honest and
neither will ever cry "Holdp'
ALFRED BALCH.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan Il - CATTLE-Receipts
pW, shipments 20 Market steady. Natives
t704S co. stockers and feeders 1898 . Texans and
lndianR ~ 25e3 90 HOGS-Receipts HOO shipments
9S so mixed - 0dsS 40 SHEEP heceipts 1900 ship
ments Zone. Market strong. Good 10 choice s. 10
Is 10
KANsAs CITY, No. Jan. H.-CATTLE-Reccipts
bSD shipments 600 Market steady Steers
- 7O04 IS. cows e. 002s IS stockers and feeders
s5@S75. H0GS-keceipts l6s0 shipments ls4l VAR
fet strong SC higher. Bulk IS 2SaS5L all grades
: W4S 20. SHEEP Receipts SO. Shipments
tSsO Ma ket steady, but UNCHANGED Good 10
choice mutions % lS64 10 lambs 50S5 20 stockers
end feeders sS 001S 90
CHICAGO. H.. Jan. ll.-Ths Drovers' Journal re-
ports CATTLE Receipts l10O, shipments 4Ol
Market steady. Steers IS S1s5 00 butchers SlylE
-. stockers ~ 2SaS 80, hOGS-ReCcipts EOusl
shipments 1900 Market active. stronger. Rough
snc common mixed - 6SaS IS prime mixed s. 45a
\ R prime heavy and butchers weight 81 a5,aS al
light 8 0SS So SHEEP-Recepts sou shipnlents
~ Market more active. lower. Westerns - sas
"a lambs 81 50Ss Oh.
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FOE EFNT-Uo,,ses

hoer IA. bead ~ per me per CAV.
sY FOR RENf-lN A DESIRABLE LOCALITY
"a on south Topeka avenue near Douglas i've
rcou house newly papered and IN good condition.
Inquire Al ~ South Lawrence. .. ). Andrews
- %
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LOB eALEs--TDF E-AN ECELLEsl HARD
a CrEl bzas trr1Fr sfc4s god hE1s4sqr1s al q
hSTEsia- - - s~-a - " Z Ets&oY A hasa Ma
ard -eeo1c. sF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

A family man in Wilkssbsrre desiring 20
rent house which be knew would not D.
Jet 20 parties having children took his wife
and children to Hollenback censts-y. and
told them 20 stay there until his return
DE went 70 the owner Of the house, and nd
he hsd been looking ~ his house and
would Ike 20 reut IL FOR . number Of years
Have you any ckildrsn" said The owner.
Yes" he replied, I have FIVE, bat they
are al IN the oenetery." TIE lease Was
made oct. and the hzppy father soon r.
Joined his wife and children 20 tell Of their
good tortune.-PhllsdelphiS Tines
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The original She Of Rider Haggards
famous story is said to be a swsrthy Po-
teptate named Msjajai, whose kraal was
lately REINFORCED by certain unproyoked
captures from neighboring tnbe. For
tins offense she was fined eco, and for
the greater ofelse Of refusing 20 pay
was mulcted In the sum Of 81 900 and
800 head Of cattle, which the native com
missioner OF the Transvaal has now ses
out TO collect from this defiant Boadicea
with two cannon ard force Of armed
u.1u
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ST. LOUIS & SAN IRAN CTSCO r. Il.
TRAINS ARRIVE LEAVE
NO !. Going West, pass to
Ellsworth. .............. 525A AM
NO. 5, Going west. passeng'r
tstops at Burton. .......... 445PM IpPN
NO Going East passenger 925 AN e30AM
.No.2, Going East, passenger IUt6PMi OMPN
NO. 8, Going East. ...... POP VI
NO. ; Going West TO Burrton S00Pn 56PM
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train, No. l. has Pullman car,
West bound train, No. 3 connects at Burton for
Pueblo, New Mexico and southern California.
East bound. No. 4, is a solid train to IT. Louis,
makes connections for Fl. smith, Little Rock and
Paris, Texas.
East bound No. .. night express to st. Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
No. s. fat eastern express has free reclining chair
tourist sleeper and Pullman sleeper to St Louis
No. 5, fast western express has through tourist
sleeper TO Los Angeles and Pullman sleeper TO Fl
PasO Texas, and through to the City OF exicO with
out change
City Union Ticket Office 122 North Main street
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue.
WICHITA WESTERN r. r.
TRAINS. ARRIVE I LEAVE
Going West pass. idailyl....f ............I 5l5PM
Going West, freight. ............ 1249PM
Going East pass. ............ s40A M.............
Going East freight...........I lI05A M...........
Union Ticket ONCE l22 North Main street. Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 5th avenues.
W. ID. MURDOCH. ID. p. A
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Cafsehssfu.

What line runs three through passenger
trains 10 St Louis without chaugei
The Frisco.
What line runs Pullman sleepers and
reclining chair cars morning and night N
81. LOui-3
The Frisco il the only line.
" hat line has the fast train tOSf Louis'
The Frisco. whose flyer leaves wichita
AZ 2.&j p m. daily. arriving in -. Louis az
40 the following morning.
Does this fast train connect with ether
trains from 81 Louisy
Why, certainly, with all east bound
trains 10 Il. Louis union depot di1tf
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Chicago Grain ana Produce

NAAeASO, Jan IA
Wheat-Active but easier.
Corn-Actve but easier.
Oats-Dul but about steady.
Pork-Act and firmer.
Lerd-ACtive and firin.
The leading futures closed as follows
MhEAT-JanuRry 9 3lc, May 61ec, July 9f,$c.
YIN January tsisc, February csc, Nay 5F{c
9ALs-Janus-y s2aSc. February tiASc MAY 45c.
fnhk-Janusry SO -. February SO a2's. May
LARD - January s. IS. February IS %
ard A sac.
SAsp quotations were as follows
fIOO h-Steady at siRht concessions Winter
81 7564 So 10
wHEAT-No. . cash ps4c
CORN-tSl1c
OATS-lghsc
RHE-7O}Sa7Ic.
BARLEN-7us72c.
ELAASEED-sl q
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Mjlll}l Eaglf
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours-o2
Cattle, 745 Hogs Shipments--7o
Cattle, 521 Hogs.
The supply of cattle today was INSULT
lent to meet the demand The market
opened steady, and favorable reports from
the east made it active. Spectators took
the bulk of offerings, but more good
butchers stock would have been bought
by local packers. Good cows sold for s.. 40
@265; stockers s. 10000; Gamers SL25@
LAO. The market closed strong, with good
stock i'm active demand.
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I>oR sAIF-A HUrsY FOs sALE IEQriHE
il - Us -gsf1 l--la zEe- So
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U-oa csi~-uEEp- EOf.TGAgEs NED A..
II aass - leyal s4z-Es r.z1s zers - basEs 49,
LC<.a ssr- o. - y carts tzzas o@zes- Sr4srr -
- ara.ant-r 49,. q ~
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the very Oldest in
the country. hsv-
ing retired but a
few years ago aft
er fifty years in the
cab. The oldest
locomotive engi-
neer in the United
States Is Of he has
not died within a
few months) a Mr..
Lay, Of Park e
county, Ind, who
ran the engine for
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U-NETED-CLEEEs BOOK EEEPEEs SIN
w osT4b piers AID te.eCrapn creratoys. % ct5as
E@rsCUs uE1 vls fo tscolse Thoroughly Dstsat
u ~. atovs hTaIChs- 20 cal The se1fl resfsTl
business co Sc CElLsr Dcg.is 40 ss4a ave
- W<a-@. kaA. Gf
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Trains marked thus . daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 4l4, Kansas City express, solid 10
Kansas City, has chair car service,
Train No. 406 has through Pulsnan from Calves
ton and connects az Newton win sOiC vestibu ed
express TO Chicago without change, arriving there
at go next morning.
Train No sos haze free reclining chair car 10 Kan
Sss City Pullman to Kansas CITY. also TO Topeka
AtchisOn and St Joseph.
EQCIPMENT SOUTH AND wFST.
Train No 401. has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. sl6 has through Pullman car 70 Fl
" orth and Galveston.
Train No. 4l3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita
City Union Ticket Office 10 North Main street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues ". D. MURDOCH, d. p. 4.
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CberoEss Osti-t

We have for sale a. this ofIcs a sscfIoa1l
map Of what ~ known a. the Cbsrokss
outlet. together with map q Indian s~r-
ritory, Oklahoma and al the Indian rsssr-
walton XXI. ca paper tlZ, printed GA
cl1th a. IS9tf
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THE FIGHT FOR IRELAND
HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZED STRUG-
GLE BEGUN BY MICHAEL DAWTT.
How the Land League Was Formed, and
the Work Accomplished by It-ParneIl
and Davitt, Once Co-workers, Now OBJ
posed to Each Other.

Copyright by American Press AssocisSonl
When Michael Davitt, one armed, thin,
worn with prison life and sickness was
given ticket of leave and released from
the iron gray walls of Dartmoor there was
little thought in the minds of those who
saw him walk away or those who waited
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ST. Louis Produce.

IL LoUTs, Jan. "a
Nsy p5l4tSst9sc, July eS7sc.
CORN-Cash higher fSAS6eSltc futures lower
bay ssAsc. July Sic.
OATs-Cash strong sc. May lower a5S.a
PORK FIrmer 40 5lSlo J0bi
IARD-Strong S. s.
WfISEN-gl4
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York NIoner.

NEW YORK Jan. IL
. Money on cal easy, ranging from 2lSSl per cent
last loan 5, closing Ofiei Cd al 20 per cent
Primo mercSn lie pap.r6as.
Sterling exChRnge active and strong AT 81 Ssl for
0day bills anu ~ s4ss for demand
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iEPREsENrATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
cattle NJ the stock yards today:
HOGS.

The receipts of hogs today were fair.
The quality offered WAS not up to the av-
erage, and the prices paid were very fair
for such quality. There were not enough
hogs In to supply the demand. Local
packers took the bulk of the offerings
The best hogs offered sold for s. 2O@3. 80
Pigs and lights brought g. 2b@2 IS. The
market closed strong, active and shade
higher.
RFPREsENTATIvE sALrs.
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. L.
Cor, is quoted &c higher Wheat aud corn re-
eeiptA light.
Following ere the closing quotations;
GFAIN-Car lots on track.
WlhEAT-kO. SIC, No. hard 76c, No. 57sc, No.
q 72Jc
OfORN-No. or better Sic, white sic, new corn 81.
OfATS-406i2c
HYE-No3 or better Coo,
HA1-tl O0S7 80 per ton. in car lots.
GROUND CoRN-Chop In car lots 81 l0sl Is per
fflba.
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The fiber OF the hop vine-now used IN
France for paper-has great length.
strength, hexibiaty and deIicscy, and is
claimed 70 be the best substitute for rags
YET obtained.
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ChF naa

A handsome Iithograph map 81 the city.
showing AL the streets and location Of The
public buildings. etc. for sale A. this
Cflre ~
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Are Yoa Going "a

Topeka. Ieavenworth. Atchinson. 81.
Joseph. or Kansas City. take The s45 a. IA
train on the Santa Re. 70 rms solid and
arrives az Kansas City 80 p. m. di2tf
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Wichita Produce Market.


~ WICHITA Kan. Jan. "a.
4 FLoUR-Hight patent g. IS. second patent sos
extra fancy 81 IS.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery 26c. choice creamery
S good creamery zoe finest dairy l7c fine dairy l5c
EGGs-Strictly fresh with cases l6c, strictly
fresh. without cases l5c,
POULTRY-Chicken 81 2512 IS, ducks 81 00a2 10
live turkeys 6S7c per pound
APPLES Per bbl IS 50a4 So
POTATOES-Utsh. sacked, per bu, 81 IS Mime
sofa. sacked, per bu. 81 10. fancy Greedy 81 a
COAL-Anthracite eli Of, Canon City s. %, Weir
CITY ~ &c. FrontenaC - So PittsburR a 90 Illinois
o. 90, GcAllister 81 90
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Fifty Years in the Cab,

Zachariah Lord, who lives at Webster,
Windham county, Conn, is the oldest rail
road engineer IN New England, and among
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FREp W. ISRAEL, X, L. ISRAEL
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.
Telephone 5l9

Telephone SD.
To buy Wichita city property or Sedgvfck cocaty
land st present prices means large returns your
money, Wichita. with her stock and other indus
tries Is Just in Der Infancy. and such bargains
can now o1er were never offered before. All having
business In our line invited 10 call correspond
The Wichita interests OF non-reSidents properly
and faithfully cared Tor. once second floor Is
North Market. Israel Building ddNf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15

BUTTER-Quiet. Creamery Iss26c. nrsts 1890
DAIRY l39llc.
EGGS-2l42Sc.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. a.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLoUR-xX s., xxx 75c. family 81 05. choice
81 80, fancy 81 S09l S.
wHEAT-Steady, No. 2 hard cash sec bid Sc
asked, January SIC bid. &c asked. No cred cash
Sc bid
CoRN-Stesdy No. cash 47s4c. anusry GI<c
OATS-Steady. No. cash 45c bid, 45isc asged.
January s511c asked
RYE-Steady. No 2 cash 60zfc bid,
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery Ds25c dairy l3a2cc
Orepacked 7Gdl4c.
EGGS-Steady at Isc.
choice IS 5oGs9 So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. L.
CATTLE.
The receipts OF cattle were light today. Market
closed strong and steady and good stock was de-
mand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-15
ArcHIsoX. TOPEKA &sAXrAFEER.
TRAINS.

NORTH AND EAST.
No. Az. Kansas City express
No. 406' Chicago vestibuled
express. -..-..--..-.---.
No. 40o' Missouri River ex-
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 407- Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express..........
No. 4U7- Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf.........-...
No. 405' Fl. Worth. Calves
ton and Texas express. co..
No. slS' Wichita Express.
from Kansas City. ..........