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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16
Well Srok IN, Both

The Lake Superior Dem ,trls We y
sensibly says: Whe II The people of tie
state of Michig IN Sc ready to pa q
member Of the legislature decent sal
AIRY, so lie ca1 go there and not be
looaing for bribe' FOR liyiay, then we
can expect some b.nefc al Legislation
and not before.
TO VIII ca the Irol Por. adds: As
true as preaching, every word. There
can he no worse economy, by individual
or corporate body, than the employ
ment of ill-paid and incompetent SER
wants; and the state will be selved, in
the nam, by incompetent servants Tor
worse rs long rs it insists on Their BE-
ing ill-paid IS at prss ent.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16
(fir.t publication Apr. j..
NOTICE or ALEOf REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF MIciiiGAN.
COt'SI'S- on uNRIGA 80

In the matter 81 the estate OF John ;lw-
naw-,ay-Ir-zhicb. decreased.
Notice !. hereby given thai in purSnlnrc of
an order grantcd 10 the undersigned. adinirl,-
TRAITOR ofidccStatr oi said John -Nw-naw-,siy-
gc-shick by the Hon. Judge of Probate. for
The County OF Ijaragn ol the fourteenth day
Of April \. u. f4i, there win be- cold nj
public yrntiilc. 10 The lishc-. bidder, at The
Collrt-Ilollsr, In Liinc. in the County Of
lIaraga, 10 said STATE. on Monday, ne M dag
Of June \. -. l<9i, ai TIN o'clock In tbs
forenoon of tina, day (>llbicct 20 ell cnlnn-
branrcr by mortgage or OH rwisr cNi.:iH. Gi
the time of the death OF said deceased, nrai.tlc
time Of sale. and also subject 10 Tho riglli of
dover and the Homestead right of the widow
OF said deceased thci'cin) the following d.
.cribcd real estate. to wit: Lot onr. and the
northwest Quarter Of The north-wesi quarter
Of section three IL township iifty-onr nor,lt
OF range thirty tlilrc w,st, containing. ,cv.nfy
mine acre aud siSty fo,lf hnndrcdths Of M
nrrc. AHA tie slt. ~ Michigan.
EDWARD LOONSFOOT
Administrator.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

SENATOR J. Ii. ID. STEVENS is being
urged for appointment as ona OF the
Michigan commissioners 10 Tie worlds
fair. Mr.. Stevens has demonst atcd
that he is something of hustler, and
would undoubtedly prove n valuable
member. Although the SENTINEL has
no love for Gogebic county it has no
prejudice against Mr.. Stevens, and be-
lieving him competent man for the
position would like to see him appoint
ed Notwithstanding the fact thnt lie
halls from Ironv ood.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

REFERENCES.
Hon. n. G. Mcfarland, Ex-Commlssioner
Gen'l Land Office, Hon, 5. NJ Stockslager.
Commissioner Gcn'l Land Office. Hon..
Binocr Herman. Oregon. Hon. Thos. M.
Boweo u. 5 Senator Colorado. Hon.
Isaac 8. Struble of Iowa. Hon. T. ].
Anderson, Associate Justice Supreme Court
of Utah Territory. The Register of the U.
s. District LAID Offices Throughout the Land
States and Territories The ". :. Senators
and Representatives in Congress from Vir.
ginia. Hon. Rob'i w. Hughes. u. s. Dis
trict Judge j.. District OF Virginia. Hon
J i'm Paul, L. :. District Judge Western
District OF Virginia.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

A DETROIT evening paper has II SEN
sational story from Lansing Of the
alleged bribery 10y the Michigan Bell
Telephone company of state legislators.
Several bills favoring reduction Of
telephone rentals have been introduced
in the senate this session. An official
Of the telephone company is said to
have "fxed' these bills by d;stibn-
ton OF valuable telephone s.ocS. Tele-
phone bills have been introduced nt
every session nee less and the official
hints that tho present was only his
regular biennial stock distributions,
shares having been handed around 10
secure the defeat of the various meas
ures brought up in the years preceding
this. An investigating committee will
be appointed to look into the matter.
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tFir>t publication April -
nRDER or HEARING.
STATE OF .iIC;lIGAS,

' W ~ ! ar bAhA'sA.
Alta session of The Probate Court FOR saIi
county held NJ the prohat" Office.
IN the village OF i'ins,'. on the twanty-.irs;
day 0i April in thcyear on" thousand ciglt,
hundred and Ninety one. Present Edwin H..
MHsoa. Judge of rrobato.
In sle matt OF III estate o: Polly S,r,c:
deceased.
On reading aal 4 iDg ,lie petition. dug
verified, OK Willim H. Mason. attorney for
Sarah Halliday, daughter of >aid deceased
praying for r,i,o0As therein sct fourth ,Ea!
u day be- fiNch FOR hearing said pet ION a,f..
thY tba sal Coui; adIu,licura drtcrnlilc
WHO wcrrai tn, me o: hr death, The lrral
h, IL, Of >ai deceased aud entitled by The
laws of thi. s,;ttc to inherit the r'al,'Statr Of
said deceased. and the STAR CT pOr.Ian that
caoh of >aI heir, WAS entitled 10 at tilt time
and the right, iii" and interest that each Of
;hC!n or lhplr heir, or assigns lnar now have
tl!cr,in.
ThrruHoa /. i, orl,r'd TIA, Tuesday tll"
nine.aonth day of May next ii ten
O'Clock in tbs forenoon. b. ASSIGNED inr the
nearing @. s.il petition, and thai ;hn several
lIci..at Inv az said dcrcas rd and al her per-
solis Interested In said estate. arcpqtIirrd 10
appclrat Il session OF sal Court, Then 10 be
hnnlcn q; the Probate Office in the village of
L'.lti>r ana slow r:'t,'r, iiany thrr, he. why
tn prayer of thu petitioner should rot
BE- granted: AaI T. l,3gh"r crl,rt that
saL,pri iJn,r gi,,Ho.i lie TO the different u,r-
sons Interested IL said estate. of the pcndrncy
OF said petition, ml the hearing thereof Ivy
causing copy of this orlrrts be published in
the L'iNsE SENTINEL II newspaper printed
and circulated in said county
four successive weeks pr2yieli> 20 said day
OF hearing.
EDWIN l.. II ASON.
"a true tGpy.) Judge Of Prohart.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

The house has passed the Botslord
bill prohibiting bringing Pinkertcn
detectives into the state for police duty
and the Gibbons bill reducing & e
legal ia te of interest to FIVE per cent.
which may rc increased to ten per cent.
by written agreement, tie interest on
lugments to be seven rer cent.
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(Fi-st publication May III Is9l.J
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
: LAND OIFICE At NJ <uot-ETTE. Mich
May Z iSil.

Muy ITII
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled mott - Of hc. intention
to make final proof III support OF her clam
|and that said proof will bc made before the
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of lIougton
Co. ut IIoughton. Mica. on Junc srl. 1901
viz: A lice NJ. Mckernan. I'D. application No.
v7os for the me-, see II tpaInr bw.
She name. the following witnesses 10 prove
er continuous n sidencc upon aud cultiva-
on Of. SAID land. viz: Joscph Contain. Peter
nds, otto Johns II, and Elsie a. McKernan
of JToughton Co. Nich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

IF the Dickenson couuly bll passes
the senate it viii be included with
Baraga and Onionagon in n representa-
tive district. Well Iron Mountain has
nearly as many petitions to the square
yard as Ironwood and Bessemer, but
they aie better company, We opinc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16
(FirSi publication May ,, l.9..
NOTICE FOR III 'BLIC A"IO%.
LAND OFFICE 81 NJ AIpurrTE. NiCH.
Npril fl Iyii

LAND OFFICE 81 MAEQurt2E. NiCH.
April II l,2ii.
Notice j. hereby given thu, iAr following
named settler hnS iil"d nn.ir of her IN
t,ntion to make final proof IN support oG
her clai II ald that Sli proof viii br EIadc
before the Register and Receiver AT Mar
q;I"ttr, Mich, on June >tli, 1871, Niz:
Miliii' +. pardcr y. :. application No. :vs,
for the nwli sec - IL T. Ii I ~ ".
Sli' rum,S Tie following witnesses 80
prove her continuous residence Ulron rGd
cultivation of said land viz: AmiZah Is.
pardce, Frank T.. livcrmorp, Jay -. +. Pier
son, Alanson l.. Iiandlin, and James y.
pardcc, Ill Of kitchi Mich.
Il ,Gl.O. \. ROYCE. Rcli>,r
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16

The Upper Peninsula normal sclool
bill is dead beyond resurrection, for this
session. A motion to reconsider Tie
vote by which the bill wps defeated in
the house, tine other day, was laid On
the table: ard II il nov :mrossi5.e us.
der the -ples to ro.cal H.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-16
dl'irst publication Apl, ~
[OTICi. For ~ big 4 TlON.
LAND orricG ~ MARQUETTE liIcn.

IANII WHY y " NT.lV III /. 2 .TIINII' 7 =
.\prll 10, iS...
Notice IL h,r,hy given iina the following
named settler has liled notice o. his intention
to make ilai proof III supper; Gi his clam
and that 81 proof Yil be n,nt@ before the
Clerk 0l tht 'ilul CO;'r O; !ioughiop co.
40 Iloa..hon Nj u. on May - 1901, viz:
Aleck lioulc Id. application No. 81; for
the ,wii scr 5tp aliir ~ ".
lIcramra the following witnesses 80 prove
hi. continuous residence rponnnd ultiyation
OF sail land viz: Albert Clement, Xavier
Bpatldin, Charles Plumlach. nEd raGl
Bta,tAin. al 0l i.sir;l, Mirh.
y GEO. \. ROYCE. Register.
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First publication Nay ..
.r.s.LANp ogylcE. MnqrNrrr Mlcn. /

4. =. LAND OFFICE. MARQUETTE Met
May 9Th. i-gi.
Complaint having been entered NJ this Office
by Charles II. Carpenter against Barney u.
Aaron for abandoning hi, homestead entry
No.sIJ, dated May H. $50. upon The south
west quarter section y tow nsliip 80 iir % W
IN Barala rounty, Michigan with Il view to
the cancellation Of snid entry: the said
parties arr hereby summoned to appear ut
this office on The iiill DAY of June l,9i. ~ 10
O'Clock II. ~. 10 respond and furnish tcsii-
moily concerning sail alleged abandonment.
GEO. \. ROYCE REGISTER
Il. j. W.. TiIOS. ID. MEADE. Receiver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29
MUSIC.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
IRA NSPORTATIDE.

| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, orics OF
- Indian Affairs; Washington. April 4, 1871
bids for Beef must be snbmitt5 IN separate en-
veopes), Bacon, Flour, Clothing. or portatiOn.
Commissioner Con- T Of Insn Aa Nos e'a and no '6 g.
Wooster street. New YORK, Will be received until
indian service about 10000 pound Facon. g..
0D,Nl pounds Beef on the hoof, $500 pounds
Powder 2,l06N6 pounds Corn 55OIo0 pound. Coffee.
l0ooolO1 pounds Flour, 1900 pounds Feed, SlOl1
pounds Lard co. barre.s Mess PORK. 500 pounds
Oatmeal s0luD pounds Oats, 10000 pounds Rice,
Fine P ssit pounds Soap loun pounds S
Sugar. ana 4l2.0o0 pound. Wheat,
sistlng in part OF Ticking. 400 yards; Standard
Calico, 10000 yards; Drilling 2 90 yards; Duck.
yards; Glnghsm. $SiOco yards; Kentucky Jeans.
i400D yards; Chev1ot 2aaD yards; Brown Sheetlng
RSsory !A shirtinr n'So Yards. CARDS" GscS eos shifting
500 Yards wiasey, 100 YARDS Clothing. Gro
Books ETC. and long list OF miscellaneous articles
such as Harness, Flows Rskes. Forks etc. and for
delivered at Chicago Kansas City. and Sioux City,
Also for such Wagons as may be required adapted
brakes. delivered at San Francisco.
Also transportation for such OF the articles goods
delivered AZ the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT on GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities o:
subsistence supplies required for each Agency and
School, and the kinds and quantities gross OF all
other goods and articles, together with blank pro-
posals. conditions 70 be observed By bidder, euls
and place OF delivery. terms Of contract and pay
ment. transportation routes. and al othe, neees-
sary instructions will be turn shed upoa application
20 the l-disn Once in Washington. or Nos IS and
g. Wooster street New YORK. the Com nisssriss OF
Subsistence, [. :. A. az Cheyenne. Chicago, Leaven-
Francisco; the Postmaste-s at Sioux city. lows
Yankton; Dakota; Arkansas CITY, Caldwell To-
pesa. and Wichita, Kansas and Tucson Arizona
The right is reserved by the Government 20 reject
any and all bids any par. OF any bid. and these
proposals are invited under proviso that spprops-
ton SHALL be made for the supplies By Congress.
Bids Will be open ed at the hour and Gsy above
stated. aud bidders invited 10 be present ;hs
opening.
CERTTYfED cHHCkA
All bids most be accompanied by certified check,
drafts upon some Uoited states Depository %
the First National Bank Of san Francisco Ca .or
least I've per cent OF the Of the proposal
IT,. MORGAN, Con1i ioae-.
SseI b-l5o dl21-I?-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

Ilsgzlt rscarfag csstr rzFs a f-sirs al
THilasr s.fs.~rr from " ctltz - tsn=zs fltY snf
thlcsKo Sifte-is csa-r- on fight frsirs Tisssss
r8s srd tzgFsze cbsck~f thFg1g1 - al pfHnts
north smith essf All Nsst ard Efss-lsatp - ks-s
sod - - European Eofrs. o. lowest fates. or
flCsst % % 70 Eaet ffluEAs sssEss, cgfEsr VA
strtsi p4sssl 60 s-sttDs ceTbsr DeGs ss sSd Asa4
sYsn1e4 JsasPoo1~ -.
". II vfsgGrr Trebss Izsat
J5o. svrs s-fsT. o. 7 2 = a ThieaT2 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

w ANTEp-COMPETLNT STESOGRAPHERS
w and tOoE-keepeTs VINO desire positions. 20
apply tie National Accountant and steuo-IRp pin
ell 5 Bureau once for The states Of hHusss. Colo
fsoo. Nebraska, Missouri auG eAss, ~ L4le South
western business College. iCAIia. kah- 2Stt
wv ANTED-BUSINESS MN WHO ARE ~
w need Of stenogTs piers or accountants to CAL
at the National Accountants ana stsnOgIapber's
bureau. Branch Office at tie Southwestern BGzl-
Iess College, wichita, han. We usually have
application list thoroughly itsent uzso.-
keeyers and steEO. piers, with lT.t CIass Iecfei
hep FURNISHED Tree o. charge. &G
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO lnril %
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WICHITA, April %.

WICHITA, April y.
The supply OF ,tS.ttle was good today and
the quality Jus 4 y.bout fair, as rule wit h
few good ea.ttle. Everything but the
poorest stuf [,novedilive and strong prices
ruled. II ere was long string of butcher
COWS ano neifers-in fact this stuff made
up the 'ulk of the receipts, and as the de-
mano for it was good and prices satisfac-
toty trading was brisk. A bunch of fair
Cd Ppers sold for $40. More good cattle
<any kind could have been sold today,
But the demand was mainly for she
stuff and the dressed beef grades of steers.
The market closed strong and active.
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al b.
Iireraturr OF the We>t.

Call at the Santa Fe ticket Office. I'D Y.
Main street, for descriptive books con-
corning Colorado. New Mexico, Caiifor-
MIA, Oregon. Washington, the Dako;as.
Wyoming and Utah. IN addition 20 sup
plying those anticipating a trip west with
tais information parties may also learn 10
their advantage by calling AZ the Santa
Fe Office before purchasing tickets, or ad-
dress the undersigned
". D. MURDOCH.
l22 North Main St
ST Wichita, Aan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

says that according 70 calculation made
by the administration Of forests the extent
OF cork forests in Spain Is about 2o5 900 hec-
tsres "a hectAre b eq uivalent 70 & acres,
distributed a. follows: 5000 in the prov
ince OF Corona, 5000 IN Euefvas, g. so IN
Carcsres. $500 in Seville, 81. oop n Cadiz,
Il 500 IN Ciudsd Real and so IN Cordoba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Kansas State G. A. r Encamprnent az
Hutchinson, Kansas. Santa re Route
will sell excursion tickets a. one fare for
the round trip. Dates OF sale April u. a
and =; final limit for return Nay lst The
purchaser vis Santa Fe route can spend
the entire day az Hutchinson By leaving
Wichita AZ $50 a. M; returning leave
Hutchinson a, ESQ D. N. thus avoiding
any extra hotel expense This service viii
continue during the encsn OGaen- Apply
81 City IscAei Office. OF Union station
- u.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29
The following are The representative sales OF cat
81 fla dat nd,
HOGS.

The supply of hogs today consisted of
several loads of good packers, about as
many of medium grades and few light
hogs. The market opened about steady
on all and closed without any fuctuation
during the day. The demand was good.
Everything sold as soon as offered The
local packers, as usual, took the bulk of
offerings. while Fort Worth came in for
fair share There were comparatively few
light hogs mixed in. Tops today, 81 so,
same as yesterday: they were about the
same weight and grade of hogs. Bulk,
;sA.6O94T19; lights, S3.0O@3.60
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29
The following are the representative sales of hog
at the yards today:
Brief 0iention.

Hogs steady.
Cattle stronger.
More good hogs in than usual.
The cattle market was lively. There
was fair share of good stuff in which
went quick at strong prices.
Twenty yearling lambs, said to be the
best ever on this market sold for $500
The Kansas City yards are advertising
for base ball players. To give each one
who goes there with stock a ticket to the
game, is queer way to draw shippers to
that point.
Fort Worth shipped a double deck of
hogs.
There were more cows and heifers in
than for the past few days. They sold
we'll.
Six stockers, averaging SOC pounds, sold
for 1915
Hog buyers today: Dold, sos; Whitaker,
712; Fort Worth, 45G; J. P. Co, &c.
The following shippers had stock on to-
days market:
s. Mcfarland, Nickerson, hogs.
W. Lindsay, Frederick, hogs.
White g. Cain, Freeport, hogs and Cattle
The First National Bank of Winfield,
hogs
J. Bramwell. Yoder, hogs.
George Dadismsn. Gladys, hogs.
/. NJ. Horton, Caldwell, hogs.
c. Osborn. Eureka, hogs and cattle.
ID. VIM, Udall, hogs.
j. A. Collingwood, Pretty Prairie, hogs.
A. p. johnson. Eureka, hogs.
III. Mills. Newton hogs
b. c. Furstenberg, Sterling. hogs.
Elwood Il McCollouch, Little River,
hogs.
Bank of Andale. cattle
7. Neal & Son, Pratt, hogs.
j. NJ. Ratcliff, Cunningham, hogs and
cattle.
White & Vandermeirke, Twin Falls,
hogs.
w. 5. Tucker, Keighley, hogs.
ID. NJ. Hutchinson, Haverhill. hogs.
Bradbury & Robinson. Marion. hogs.
w. 4. Tatmsn. Danville, hogs.
Giichrist s. Siceloff, Belle PLANE. hogs.
J. L. DeSchner. Hesston. hogs and
cattle
c. Figge, Nashville, hogs.
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NIl]!{ts Zf59le
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Tho Receipts of Stock a..c the Wichita
Union Stock Yards FOR the past "a
Hours Were as FoAQws: ITO Cattle,
2o71 Hogs, 90 She ep. Shipments: 20
cattl e, 100 hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

T oST-wHILE DRIVING \ BLACK WRAP
Il Finder please return 20 Eagle ol;ioe sE1 gct
rerara ~ n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

No change Of cars OF any kind betwee
Wichita and st. Louis via the New Nj
Cur, Pacific short line" DIS *
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29

Where Rolls the Oregon
Three hours the quickes. to ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. 124ss-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
ST. LorIs. Mo, April Seattle Receipts
25o9. shT N nts 200. Market strong Natives st09e
ia Texans sndlndlans - o0&5 10 HOGS-Re-
coipts :. 100 shipments LOO Market STEADY. Heavy
~ no%5 90. mixed 4oat s.. SHEEP-Receipts 40,
shipments none Market strong. Good to choice
81 5Gs5 IS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 2s-CATTLE-Receipts
<S2Q shipments so Market strong. steers IS -
as s. COWS - as co. sto kers and feesers 81 61a
90 HOGS Receipts $50. shipments $40. Mar
ket etsady TO weak. Bulk 81 G5SS o., All grades
IS ooxs4 50. SHEEP-Receipts 1851, Market Sc
higher.
CHICAGO H. April S-CATTLE-Re Receipts
SQp shipment 300. Market steady Steers choice
s. se94 50. heifers IS ga 50. EoGS-keceiprs ilul
shipments 45k. Market slow, demand limited.
Rough and common II 0CSs4 IS, tacAers and
mixed 521i g. prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 . a. o.. lights 4 sgs4 ". ShEEp-Re-
ceipts SCQi. 81 pments 500 Market higher Ma
lives 'Gs0 % wesIerns6 5oS6 S.Lambs 90 s0S' -
Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA Kan. April IS
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Csr lots track
wHEAT-No CSC, No ? hard SIC, No sc, No.
CORNING or better GDc white Soc.
OATS-s2te45c.
RYE-No3 or better 6oc
HAYS SDGl0 oU per ton in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop il car lots 81 WSl 10 per
0lb&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-29
OKI-AHoMA MAP-A PocKFr MAP az TnE

nKLAHOMA MAP-A POCKET MAP or THE
~ Indian territory shelving the Cherokee strip
and OK lahoma, with ali the Indian lands sptfals
nations. town. village. military reservations In
dian reservations and boundaries also the mai
vice OF each town. ths Eastern and s<tErn lad
dl-iriCJs 81 Oh ahoula, the Cherokee outlet etc n
complete pocket map. q by e inch coi0red. Ths
latest and most pete map published % this
new country. which will Dc opened Ia . few days.
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ceipt 81 "a cents. Address Il. y. Murdoch. Businsss
Mgr Eagle. Wichita. han. at
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CHICAGO. April g.
Wheat-Firm.
Confirm.
OatS-Easy.
Pork-Sieady.
lard-Steady
The leading futures ranged as fowws:
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30a3 IS.
WHEAT-Aprl 81 es15. May 81 OsIs July 81 0s,s.
CORN-Aprll 613fc, May 65;{c July 629sc.
OATS-Msy JJI4c, June 1886. July 46j4c,
PORh-May $l2 G2s July s13 o. September
Sl3 IS,
IARD-May S. 2214. July 81 oz56. September
S.2'n.
Cash quotations were follows:
WHEAT-sl e61S.
CORN-G7S4c.
OATS-JJ4c.
RYE-S21zc.
BARLEI-Nomlnal.
FLAXSEED-Sl 10.
TIMOTHY-l &C.
PORk-I2 S.
LARD-6 7216,
SHORT kIBS-s6 a06t6 25.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s52S5S Is,
Snort CLEAR SIDES-6 75Sl IS.
WHiSKY-l Is.
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