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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-15

GEfSO CHEAPEST FLATS FOR SALE IN
- OOOU. the Western Addition; 2 bay-window
fats OF 5 aud 6 rooms and bath each; separate
rds. etc. rents $40 per month lot 25xIO6:3 Lott
81. within naf block OF McAlltster-st. able. DO
NEE TOY A co
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GIL nO0 4 ELEGANT NEW FLATS IN
u .Ubu. splendid condition; in the center OF
the city; only few blocks from the City Hail; al
WAYS rented: lot SSIS2 IS brick foundations and
all the latest cOuyenleHceS; rented low AT sS7 80
per month; these fats must be sold; apply imme-
uidJely. g. II. UNHSES q CO. Il Moutg ofnery ST.
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gomery 81. no15 81 SuruTh
JACOB HEYMAN,
REAL ESTATE OWNER,
$50 MARKET ST.,
Offers the following lots on $40 monthly payments:
G.IOOO PARK LOTS. INCLUDING l COR
ID OOO. ner on X st. JACOB HEYMAN.
&1SO LOTS NEAR CoGswELL COLLEGE,
S4oo' extension OF Folsom st JACOB HEY
I oTs ON AND NEAR CORTLAND AVE,
- from $3.50 to $500 each; Howard and For'
JACOB HEYMAN.
SO1O FINE BUILDING LOTS ON CALIFoR-
pOoO. MIA ave, near junction of Valencia aud
Mission SITS. JACOB HEYMAN.
S4OO. PARK JACOB HEYMAN. ' "Oi
Gl6o LOTS 251lso; FRONTING SAN JOSE
ID 1op. road and electrician line; level and
ready for building JACOB HEYMAN.
BUILDING LOTS: $500 EACH; CLOSE TO
ID Mission st. and Howardst. extension. JACOB
HEY
elk LOTS 25xI2O: FRONTING SILVER
u I ~. ave . and near Howard-st line
I ors READY TO BUILD ON; $3.50 EACH; ON
- 29th street; close to Castro-st cable line
JACOB HEYMAN.
I OTIS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT, NEAR CHEN
II eryst. extension OF electric road; only 3 left
JACOB HEYMAN.
GI0S Lors IN CoLMA. FRONTING THE
u ~. Joost electric road: level and ready for
building: only 40 minutes ride TO City Hall $50
down. balance 80 per month. JACOB HEYMAN.
GI7H 5000 AND $3.50: SOUTH SIDE PARK
ID l. - u. lots; lots 25xl20 on 81 monthly pay
ments fronting the grand boulevard. electric road
and Market-st extension. JACOB HEYMAN.
o1OO LOTS SOUTH SIDE GOLDEN GATE
~ HUI. Park, in Block 700 only / block from
Park aud railroad. JACOB HEYMAN.
S95O PARK Lots NEAR ELECTRIC ROAD.
VI. In a -
JACOB HEYMAN.
S2SO LOTS IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD:
spZOo. close to Mission-st. and electric road
25xlO0 each JACOB HEYMAN.
I'D wv. Protrero ave; ready for building
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
I OTIS NORTH OF THE PARK, ON ESP AVE:
u $500 each; size 25Il2o. JACOB HEYMAN. 1t
THE BEYMAN TRACT.
LOTS FOR HOMES; GRADED AND SEVERED.
On 22d and Douglass and near Market ST.
$4,000 profit to be made on each within years
Terms easy
JACOB HEyMAN
no6 u $50 Market st.
07SOw WILL BUILD COTTAGE 3 ROOMS, BAY
W toO windows etc; 500 cash, SIS mcntniy;
$35O-Corner, 4oxlO2; $40 cash, SO monthly.
$l0O0-Lot 10o1l20; sdewalked; 800 cash, $50
$S0o-Lot 25x1O0: macadsmized; $40 monthly.
Ssoo-Corner, 6Oxl0o; macadamized and sew
$450-Lot 4ox120: adjoining nice improvements
S4oo.Lot 4oXS! adjoining corner: severed.
CHAS A. BAILEY, owner. 20 Montgomery. IA tt
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GSOS0 SPECIAL BARGAIN: PRICE RE-
'9C-CO. dnced: bay-wlndoW fats of and s
rooms and bath each: latest modern improvements
throughout; separate entrances, yard, etc: high
elevation; extra large lot, 3OSl14; rents Si5 per
month: property must be sold al once; q snap; To-
CaIlCl within one book Of Valencia st cable For
fuil particulars apply to BOVEE TOY 4 co
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" NY PAY $4,000 FOR A RESIDENCE BEFORE
w YOU look at the 2 handsome ones on Lott
ST. near Hayes for S65UOe and you pay 1t of
Just The same as rent nol5 Suwe
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I ELAND STANFORD JR. UNIVERSITY,
PALo ALTO STATION UNIVERSITY PARK
villa lots among the live oaks in this beautiful
suburb now offered at great bargain; buy berore
the advance sure to come; call at upon tie
agents of this tract.
w: NJ. MACMILLAN It CO., s2l Market ST. Pal
ace Hotel Building. IL
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MCAFEE BALDWIN a HAMMOND, Real Estate
Agents and Anct IOneers 10 MnnIrnmerN
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y < PER ACRE-2600 ACRES IN TEHAMA
II LIZ County, miles from K K. depot; about
lU00 acres bottom land aud 1900 acres slightly
rolling; sets buildings; soil rst-class for all Kinds
of fruits; OWNS miles or RAINING water in creek:
produces from 10 to 80 bushels of wheat to the
acre; 1000 acres now sown to wheat; present owner
is nonresident and has to sell; is great bargain
could easily be sold in subdivisions from S25 TO $50
per acre. THE CARNALL-HOPKINS COMPANY
624 Market ST.. San Francisco. nol5 SuWe
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CEnn0 PRICE REDUCED; PROPERTY
t0OOuU. must be sod; bAy-wiudow cottage
house containing large rooms and BATH brick
foundation, etc; rents $50 per month lot size 25n
100; cheapest cottage for sale in the Western Ad-
dition; location Lyon St. within BLOCK OF Geary-
e.. cable. BONEE, Toy & co.
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GfCnA SHOTWELL, Mr.. Esd: = NEW BAY
G1OOtO. window fats of rooms and bath each
and rear house Of ! rooms and bath: brick founda-
tious; stone walks: S56 5O lot - SKI So IS.
g. H. iMBSEN & CO., u Montgomery St
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G1E .5O0 PAGE ST., WITHIN "a BLOCK OF
- .OUO. Market St; lot size 27:6Il2O 10
rear street; improvements consist OF , mats OF 5
rcoHs and bath each and 1-story and basement
Cwei.ing-house Of rooms: rents 500 80 per month;
excellent location BOEEE TOY a co.
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Si25O-Nallejo ST., near Broderick: 5ox1Y7:5.
SIoOu.Probate matter; Folsom ST., south of1Tth:
75Il22 Is.
S25O0-Laguna ST.. n. of Vallejo; 25xlOO; cheap.
Sl41o-Carl ST., near Willard; 25x94: AN; graded
easy terms. 70
S2eo0-Green ST., mr. OctavIs: 26 :6x1 81 IS; cheap
$Soo each-l2th ave-, near Lake ST. block graded
ana fenced; 2 lots, each 25Xl20 bargain.
S.Slo-Cherry st., near Washington; 250ll7 g.
ofoo-Central ave-. near Pacific ave. 25I IL 8 g ;
eiepated; splendid view of rresidio and harbor.
s3SU0-wejster st. near Haight; 25xlOO; very
desirable lot
9550O-Oak ST., near Scott; 25X137 IS.
S3ooO-Cole ST.. near Page; 25xl 06:3.
ia; bargain
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10 ACRES PEACH AND PRIME ORCHARD;
u income $1,000: e miles from county seat In
beautiful valley; well populated; railroad and
steamer transportation: price S76OO: terms allowed
with 70 cash CULVER a Co l0I2 Markar
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S34 900 S TTER ,S ST nS or mAsoS
rented to one tenant; lot size 47IS7 % feet; new
brick foundation; Improvements Al; this prop
trty should command attention al once. being a
choice Investment location. BuYEE, TOY & co.
GoOSQ PAYS so PER MONTH. JONES ST.
cDO-OO. near Pacific; 2-story house OF rooms (;
always rented. BONEE TOY y co.
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G9OO0 THE CHEAPEST LOT ON HAYES
-cOOO. st, nr. DeviSsdero; size 25IlS7 IS {;
stree; work done complete: ready for building.
Sl5uO-N. side OF Sacramento St. Maple; size
.5VlO2.S.
SlS5O-23d st. NJ. Sanchez: lot 25xqO
Slsn0-Dlamoud 81 mr.. 18Th: size - .iNl25
- SuIuTh q. II. UMB~EN Y co. II Montgomery.
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EOSnn NICE COTTAGE On HAYES. NEAR
,pOcOO. DeviSaderO; rooms, bath high base
ment etc: brick foundation; cement sidewalk and
bitumtnous rocS roadway. MCAFEE, BALDWIN
A HAMMOND
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%RSTTTT ~, - - 10 Ts0O-Io' 1sI..Nr s8V I.UI
BURNE JR., 429 Montgomery st. 1t
GES0 WILL BUILD SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE
,DOOO rooms. DOUGLASS, 2SU9 Geary. II At
DOR SALE-WELL-BUILT COTTAGES ON VERY
1 easy terms on Mob Hill Of Mission: Noe st
bet. 22d and 23d rooms and bath and every
modern improvement. Apply premises or to
DAN EINSTEIN, 3lS Kearuy, RIM 8.OcI5 WISH tt
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$500 fa2oh Sc earss near AND sRAs
house; barn; water, etc. PACIFIC EXCHANGE,
q keArnY nnIh
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| OTIS IN BLOCKS 1850. 1851, 9a2. 995. SOUTH
- OF the park the only lots for sale So near the
boulevard; graded and fenced: only $40 mont hIy.
JONES a ALLEN. 63l Market ST.
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$1,000 V t, Of and room. aad bar each
basement below: also stable in rear; rents $40 per
MnmtA. BONEE. TOY q co.
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CE-DO GUERRERO Mr.. path: HOUSE IN
u - w. fats Of and rooms aud bath
each; brick foundations; stone walks; rent S32 so;
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NEVER BEFOREIS TEN YEARS HAVE SUCH
~ bargains been offered as We Offering this
week In the Richmond district IN the blocks front
ing Point Lcbos ave. both y. ana 6. lots all ready
TO build on from $500 TO $3.50 and on $40 monthly
lnstallments; we would advise young men and
men alike to avail themselves OF the great opportu
nifty OF becoming Independent by buying
more Of these splendid LOTS will guarantee IN
advance OF over 25 per cent IN six months. p. A.
DOLAN a CO., go Market st. nOl5 SuTu
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~ OF land. CANAAN & Lyon, 2l5 kearny. MA Inn
CHANCE FOR A HoME-IN THE EARLY
~ Naca Valley Will sell you 10, 20 or more
acres or fine, levei. sandy loan fruit vine land
near Vacavii for tue low price OF 500 per acre
on or years time at per cent interest: no cas-
payment required except TO pay years interest in
advance agree TO plant certain acreage each year:
call or write for full particulars CANAAN Il LYON.
2l5 Kearny St noll lat
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l. 'LoRIDA ST, NEAR 25TH, AND HOWARD
st. cable; cottage rooms, bath and modern i'm
proyemenIs; street work done; cheap part cash;
20XlOO w Ii. GRIM Il CO.. l1S Montgomery
street. nol5 Su We
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - HANDSOME
L house OF rooms ana bath; convenient to sta
ton: in Alameda: also furniture il desired CHAS
HENDERSON, 2ili MnntnnInerI LIZ
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no! FOR BADEN!
Choice business lots In this addition to San Fran
cisco that VIII surely bring large for the
Investment Remember that you can come In
on bedrock.
W. NJ MACMILLAN d co. CPL Market st. Pal
ace Hotel Building. IL
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OF ACRES, NEARLY ALL IN BEARING TREES
u and vines; all level; waste land; 1l-ro0m
2-stOry bay-window house barn and farming tools
half mile from town and stations; Is positive
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$l4 per acre-ll 900 acres: In Napa County; a
positive bargain. j. T. PETERS, lSl Montgom-
arr
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G7S00 SACRAMENTO ST. NEAR STOCK
I'D fCOO. ton; 2-story brick building of 10 rooms
and bath; present income 5000 per year. and be
increased. CENTER, JACKSON SPADER, SO7
MOntyompry
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The rapidity with which the questions
are put "a wonderful No time Is given for
thought or reflection They come as come.
the water down the waste weir OF an over
flowing dam
The head In profile is dome, at the base
Of which IS the gray brown hair. The
beard is gray, and the sight is aided by
steel trimmed spectacies, supplemented st
times by eyeglasses The speech rs full OF
western phrase, the manner is quick and
rAe expression Of the face Is thai OF pure
iptalEgrnc- Watching the man enables
one to understand Why he IS Or a round Of
the ladder of SUCCESS where there are 50
lev Others
Coz. Inserson Is personally one OF the
most charming Of men To bear S9n laugh
Is 20 have the sense Of h1nor aroused =;
once. Peculiarly kindly, TOO, in b. views
Of the acts and speech OF Others be is char
liable N hrs cysnions, sven Of those who
denounce him most bitterly. lis voice i
full and sweet Eloquent as ara many pas
saSes IN bis published orations they grin
q added charm from the music Of the d.
livery.
In ske manner Of Col. IaeersoN there Is
much that suggests a boy There is tire
same interest IN the subject FOR the no
uen,. the same hearty enjoyment OF shs
which strikes his fancy. You are con
WINGED that be would like 70 roll on the
grass or lie there, kicking mp his h-els,
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
Brief Mention.

No change in hogs today. Cattle were
higher, especially on butcher stuffs.
S. n. Smith, Lyons, had in hogs.
J. B. Kell sent in hogs from Zyba today.
L. NJ. Beebe Norwich, marketed hogs.
James Miller, Viola, had cattle and
hogs on the market.
Eldridge & Campbell shipped two double
decks to Fort Worth today.
C. Figge, Nashville, marketed hogs.
Charles Dorsey, Wellington, sent in a
car of hogs.
J.E Cooley, Mulvane, came in with a
load of hogs.
A. Hufbauer, Mulvsne, sent in car of
hogs.
Z. W. Houser, Crystal, marketed hogs.
Vandiver g. Bryan shipped double
deck of workers to Indianapolis.
p Mckinley, Freeport, had hogs and
cattle on the market.
J. Tudhope, Window, sent in car of
hogs.
j. H. McSherry, Abbeyville, marketed
hogs.
HB Craig, Atlanta. sent in car of
hogs.
J. Chesney, Ell Dorado, had in a car of
good hogs.
Hog buyers today were: Dold $50, Whit
taker IA. Fort Worth IA, j. p. Co PSI.
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while he planned expeditions with or told
stories to ''the boys" But while this is
the feeling he excites when you are with
him in the ofsce there is far different
impression gained when you listen to him
on the platform. There the man seems to
diiate, to become greater in stature, with .
sense of control over his audience. For ne
is one who can play ON the emotional side
Of our natures at will. At his cradle the
twin sisters who rule over tears and laugh
ter gave him part OF their power.
It Is the sudden transition from the one
to the other that makes his public speak
ing so effective Yet at times he strikes a
grander chord, and into the harmonies
weaves patriotism, honor, truth and Jus
tiee Then it is that the nerves of him who
listens shall tiagie, and thoughts greater
than are his wort shah al the brain. Nc
power is like unto that OF eloquence, nc
delight equal to that which the crater may
feel OF the one as of she other Robert g.
Ingersoll has had more than is the lot OF
most men.
Physically a small man with a large
head, hands and feet almoSt tiny, with ht-
tie hair. and that of dark color very
short rnustaehe and face lined and scanned
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ion. His wit is somewhat cynical, as might
be expected from one who has so long
looked on the seamy side of life, yet it Is
not unkindiy His sense Of humor is
strong, and he is quick TO appreciate IN
others story as good as some of those he
himself tells. In the courts the lawyer who
has to meet Mr.. Hummel does not, If he Is
wise neglect any precautions that may be
taken
do not call me great lawyer" said
Mr.. Daniel Dougherty to me. because |
am not. l only wish were. You may say
II you like that ! have had measure Of
success before Juries-"
Mr. Doagherty's estimate OF himself
shows he has taken the advice of the
psalnnist 70 heart. Yet while his studies
and she exigencies of his practice, aided
perhaps, by a natural bent, have prevented
application on his part to the law as pure
science. in his chosen field Mr.. Dougherty
has been very successful. He knows the
man in the jury box by heart; he knows
what viii appeal to hsm. what VIII sway
his Judgment or touch his feelings The
faces of the jury are TO Mr.. Dougherty an
open book. He can tell exactly the mo-
ment be Is IN rapport WIKI them.
NOR B MI bUoSuSfNt al ofbib"ty epsae-
or. At times ae uses to flights of true elo-
ouence He possesses that power Of losing
himself in the snbSsct matter Of his taik
so essential TO those who would impress
others Mr.. Dongherty makes his hearers
believe him, because be has first made
himself believe.
His face IL framed In white hair and be
possesses high bred look His eyes sse
of beaasitul Irish bioe, but m his sorce
there is nss trace Of the Celtic tongue,
unless il be II the softness of some of The
caessMg iRonAsSons Hrs manner IS
marked BY peculiar Differences, IS sobay
attractive as il rs difhcais 10 descsfte. Re
is one II those magnetic r2ea VI bose person
atty is impressive, and hrs ries 81 hsYpe
ness Is TO have greaz sao5ect, An attentive
and sYrnpas oesSc audience and The oppoF-
t1nzity to speak the thoaghs thss burns
vzehin ALFRED BAIGA
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Ii point Of actual distance covered, the
greatest traveller In the world is SAID 70
be Chief Engineer Sewel, OF tie White
Star Sect, who is well known IN this city.
While IN charge OF the engine depart
raent Of the vessels Of tlat line, notably
the Britannia, Mr. Swell completed 132
round trips between Liverpool and New
York, travehng the enormous distance
Of s1s,40o nautical OF 81. coo standard
miles, nearly four times the distance De-
tween the earth and the moon. This Is
said 70 be only aboos tvo-thirds Of the
total distance trzversed By Mr. SeweE
since he became seago.1z engineer.
Chief Engineer Kischea- who was IN
charge Of the Adria-ic's engines for six
teen years. but who now sup@-intenas
the B-itannns, beasts similar record.
He has made ia round srips besween
Liverpool and Ne~ York and has travel
81 over So 500 nautical miles. or / TO-
COO standard English Esi,es--New YORK
Times
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10 -CATTLE-Receipts
1900 shipments none. Market higher. Natives IS 20
as is; stookers and feeders. 5leS 60 Texans and
Indians tsle4 o.. HOGS-Receipts $50 shipment 70
2lO0 Market stronger. Heavy So SOS mixed. IS %
esS 50 SHEEP-Receipts 1907. shipments none.
Market steady. Medium 10 choiGess 0oSJ &C
KANSAS CITY. March N-CATTLE - Receipts
500 shipments 20 Market strong TO higher.
Steers IS 250s5 20 :, cows 81 sd %. ssockers
and feeders So SECS IS. HoGS-Receipts ESQ ship
ali grades IS 0o&s 70. SHEEP Receipts 400.
shipments $50 Market steady. Good TO choice
oks&5 -.
CHICAGO H.. March l0-CATTLE - Receipts
60OO. shipments 300. Market firm, somewhat high
Steers 0Os5 ., cows 81 0OS5 ~. HOGS-Re-
Prime heavy s. 603S IS. heavy packing so&S 50,
skips and selected light IS l5SS3 81. SHkEP-Re-
cepts 500 shipments none Market weak lower.
Westerns SIS 4o45 %. natives .oC55 40 lambs 5 %
d
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with thought On it there is generally an
expression of caustic humor. A rather
harsh voice, which seems incapable of the
softer and emotional tones. A quick, de
cisive manner, rapid decision, conclusions
that are intensely practical and courage
that no difficulty can daunt. This is A H.
Hummel, the junior partner of the famous
firm Of Howe & Hummel.
The place of leader at the criminal bar Is
one not easily reaclsd, yet when gained the
rewards are large in reputation as well as
money. That Howe & Hunmel occupy
this position in New York no one would
question, and much of their success has
been due to the shrewdness and ability OF
the Junior partner. He it is that prepares
the cases, that suggests share of that
subtle policy that has SO often won The
time when he was called by nickname
has gone by: the brain of the lawyer has
commanded the respect of those who know
him. He who talks for five minutes to Mr..
Hummel fargets the stature of the man IN
his admiration for the ability. the power.
the shrewdness of his thoughts
If Mr. Humrnel can be got hold OF away
from his Office he is a delightful compan-
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advice to Mothers

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be Used for children teethiDg. Il
sootEes the Child, softens the gums, alleys
ali pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for diarrhea Twenty -fvecents
bottle Used by millions OK mothers
do Il VIC :.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HLPHK5ESIAIIFE EAIho.
The following are the representative safes o, ca
hol Va I'd fndaE
HOGS.

The run of hogs today was very fair.
The quality was generally not as good as
the usual run lately. The market opened
active and about steady, and did not
change any during the day, though buyers
claimed a nickle off as they thought the
market too high as compared with other
markets Everything sold readily and at
very good prices. Tops sold for $3.50;
bulk, S. 35@3.45; pigs and lights. s2.25@
S2.75. The market closed active and
steady, and the demand for good packing
hogs was not satisfied by several hundred.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan, March 20.
FLoUR-E.Cht patent s. s5 second patent s. Is,
extra fancy 81 Is
BUTTEh-Fency creamery &c. choice creamery
&c common dairy l0&l We, good creamery &c,
finest dairy 10. fine dairy l5c-
FGGS-lN&ilc.
POULTRY BOOSTERS 81 sega % hens 81 oks2 80.
duck. s. 00sse 90 live turkeys 6ee7c per pound.
pOTAT0ES-Minnesots. sac ked per o1 Il u
fancy Greedy 81 IS. Early Ohio al 1901 50
COAL-Anthrscite 81 %, Canon City g % Wen
City - 50, Frontenac u 80, Pittsburs - 81 Illinois
s. GO McAllster s. 20.
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it, Painted Red.

The Kansas City and Wichita special
train via the Santa Fe runs without
change of any class, and has IN its equip
ment q new reclining palace chair Cal
which Is free. - II
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WIGHT. q Grain Market.

WIGHT Grain Market.
WICHITA Kan. March 10
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAIN-Car lots track.
wHEAT-No. s6&s.c. No. hard 76c. No. s sc
No. 4 &c
CoRN-NoS or better. 46c, waite &c. new Germ acc
OATS-s0c.
RHE-No OF better. &c
HAYS ioSS1 per tor tots,
GROUND CORN-Chop in eaI lots 81 GOAL i1 Per
ioc It's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11

The receipts of cattle today were fair
The market was active, and the small sup
ply for some time, coupled with the strong
demand for good stock made prices ~ TO Ii
cents higher on medium and good grades
There was not near enough good butcher
stuff offered to supply the demand OF the
local packing houses. Nearly all the offer
inps were cows and heifers, of various de
grees of quality. which sold at prices to
Correspond with their quality. The mar
ket closed active and steady.
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-11

Wy ANTEp AGENTs-iN EVERY CITY. TOWN.
w aud village IN the United states except Ia
state OF Kansas 70 - Ike 'ptols SstT asers
CO Il rase d Uney No capital required sample
COPIES sree Cash coz missions money c-n he made
by getting up clubs. AGGEes> lie H4S-4t- EA-.e.
wichita Kan '4-tf