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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
POSTMASTERS.
SENATOR. VANCE DEAD.
North Cardinals Ssna or Dies Suddenly
of Apoplexy.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Sepator Vance
OF Nor tn Carolina died at bis home, 172
Massachusetts, avenue, this city...at lO:4O
O'Clock tonight. He had stroke OF apo
plexy this morning. He had been suffer-
ing for some time from paralysis aud n
complication OF disease but the end was
sudden and unexpected, as he was
resainiug his health and it was thought
on the road to recovery. He was COM
PEELED during the winter TO leave the SEN
ate and go TO Florida. Here he grew some
what better and in view of the struggle
over the tariff he returned to Washington
He was a member of the COMMITTEES on
finance, but took little or 10 part in franz
ing the present tarin bill
Funeral services will take place at 9 D.
IN. next Tuesday at the senator's late home
az Black Mountain, y. C., whittier bis
body will be taken from here Monday
night.
WASHINGTON, April 14-Zebuloa Baird
Vance was born in Buncombe county, y.
C, May L. 1880. and after an education az
Washington college. Tenn and az the
University of North Caroiins, studied law
He was elected to seat in the IGirty-ftth
Congress at the age OF p years, and
reelected TO the Thirty-sixth- he entered
the Confederate army IS captain N 1861 in
the Fourteenth regiment II North Carolina.
aud a few mouths latter WAS made colonel
OF the Twenty-sixth North Carolina re-i-
meut Ia ls62 he was elected governor of
North Carolins and wss reelected two
years later Ia SO be was elected gov
error for the th.rl time. He was next
eisctef! TO the senate and took bis seat
Msrch IS. Is.9 He was twice re-slsc,ed
and was a candidate for a fourth term Be-
fore the next legislature, bis prsssGt term
1891 HIS death i kEfr
10 resul1 IN a no. fyhE, bosh for the shOrs
term aud for the full term, number d
candidates having ben IN the field for the
latter term for souie time The isgjsis-
tare wnich will ei-c- bis successor : D=:o-
ocratic with radical tendescaes- iAe dead
senator w4S a siFoag advocate G Tree
coinage Of silver and y very low tsrtE
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OBITUARY.

NEW YORK. April I.-JeneraI Herr
". 5iocum died AZ his residssos In Brook
Ign. after about a weeks Illness, q pneu
E1ouia-
BRooKITS. =. Y. April l:--Ths funeral
arrangement we're partially completed
TITS evening for the burial OF General Sio-
cum. Tosg will Be os military Datnrs
Tue services will be held A. the church ~
the Messiah a. : O'Clock Jaesdsy. ~.
Baker. The rector. otfiei4ting. TIE infeF-
nsnt viii De IN Greenwood c0snstsry.
SAS FRANcfbco. April -C@ptAia
Abrzu =. W0od - tie Fourth Laif-d
states eAssiry. did az tbs Pfsslsao sosssy
from ih> ELECTS OF al opefaf!Gn performed
for = cancer Of the tonggs- Captain Wool
va xZ-,. - years s9d had bs<a .tatfos.i
81 The Preside fOs fosr years
BrEyos ATEKs. April IA 6tsDsseh
froFa San isg1. Csiii. SAYS tn; Il Hsa-
GOa.. sns Freues a sfaifss j. dFat
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April ii-weather con-
ditions were splendid. but came too late Ia
benefit the general weeks business in dry
goods. Wire aud mail orders were few and
for small assortmeats OF persousi selec-
lions. Autumn dress goods aud spriu :
aud autumn underwear commanded atteu-
ton. but blaoke.s aud fiannel- command
ed no interest of moment Light ground
percales and satins did fairly wsil Print
ing cloths quiet AID steady st 9 - Is for 81
squares Fail River sales for he week
were 230. 0G0 pieces including rs, 900 piec..
81 SQUARES and 81 900 pieces oil
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A FOOLS FRRAgp-

LINCOLN, Neb., April l4-An advance
copy OF a remarkable letter. which on Mon
day will be presented TO Governor Walt..
Of Colorado. will De published tomorrow.
The author is Arthur AcR=yn0lds o. Ok
!ahomH. who formerly lived a. Lincoln.
and Is now In Denver The docu-
ment recommends the secession
of Texas. Oklahoma, Kansas, Ne
braska. aud other states. The silver is-
sue J. made one OK tie Leading grounds for
the declaration. and Aekeynolds Claims
that when ne letter j. Presented 70 Cover
nor Waite IL VIII have the fuii eHdor.--
ment and bear tue signzturss Of leading
csen ia the states named.
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UNITED THEY STAND.
REPUBLICANS WILL AID DEMO
Gratis TO PASS REEDS RULES

Ex-Speaker Reed CONGRATULATED on
All Hands on the VindicatiOn OF
His Quorum CcuntinG Ruling,
Which the Democrats Have
Decided to Adopt-Gen.
eral satisfaction Ex-
pressed by Repub-
s-WaSh-
ington News.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 1.-THE Great
Northern strike is still on and no move
ment has been made by either side for an
adjustment of the differences which caus-
ed it.There is no indication that the strike
will receive the cooperation of any employ
es east of Minot. 1t is generally conceded
that the telegraphic reports from the west
regarding the nature and size of the strike
are exaggerated. The reason why
SO little information can be received
from the seat of war is because the opera
tors of the Great Northern wires are on
the only wires in that section of the coun-
try.
The operators and the trainmen only
can be said TO be voluntarily on a strike.
All that is known to the company regard
ing the strike. and the sentiments the
company eptertains regarding it. are en-
bodied in the following bulletin issued
this afternoon:
Saturday April IA
In the Montana and Kalispel divisions
of the Great Northern railway all trains
have been abandoned by reason OF num-
Der of men quitting work, the only notice
being received few hours before such
abandonment from a party who is not and
has never been in the company's employ.
and without any complaint or notice from
the men.
The main reason given to the company
for this action is claim and report
widely circulated by interested parties
that all employees on those lines are TO be
replaced by strange men from the east.
This report is and was entirely untrue
and is made for the purpose of intimida-
tion and disappearing the company to
the men.
1t is the expectation aud wish of the
company that all employees will continue
in the faithful discharge of their respec-
tive duties, and the company will say that
in all matters of wages, promotion, etc.
such faithful service will be considered,
both as to rates of pay and line of promo
ton. The company is at all times ready
to consider any complaint made by the
men in its employ.
[Signed.l
JAMES j. HILL President,
c. w. CASE, General Manager,
r. w. BRYAN, Genl. Sup't.
j. o. PATTEE,
Stunt Motive Power
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WILL STAND BY THE q. P.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago and
Northwestern has given the other lines IN
the Western Passenger association to un-
derstand that it will side with them in the
event Of trouble over the emigrant traffic.
1t cauuot see any reason why there should
be any trouble at all and IN the event of
any war being made against the Union
Pacific on the payment OF commissions On
emigrant business, il will, iG implies, take
sides with the association. In any event,
it has no immediate intention of with
drawing either from the emigrant clearing
house or from the passenger association.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO. April l4-CATTLE-Today's re-
oeipts were estimated AT 81 head. making
% SO icr this week. or o.-o) more than Tor tns
previous week. and I2.-o more than FOR the
CORES pOndinF week last year The fresh ar
rivals aud the scattering iOls left over rom
FriGsy were al bought up quick Al Fuii prices
sales making on a bis Of a 5Se 50 Tor r-o0T
70 extra COWS and 3esfrr<. aod ~ = and 50 ~
for common 20 extra steers l. - be!iege6
that the receipts Tor fae 5rst fzO days % rex;
week vii Dc rather light ard thai better
prices xii. obtain The define u zrzsS ce-.ts
r. prices Of steers VII ~erye 20 rut cozn sup
plies for short time and give the maTkrt q
c5snce % recover.
HDJ>---Ine pyace of kosz rDus5n1e< 70 ac-
vance There We unlocked fc- o.
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The Dold Packing company are now
prepared to take care of very liberal re-
ceipts OF hogs to this market every day
and will make firm bid in reply to in
quiries from shippers on hogs at point OF
shipment to be accepted aud loaded same
day. Deck Parsons. Dold's buyer. will be
glad to see all the old timers and new ship
pc RS, and treat them nicely.
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.


NV YoBK. April IG-Noney on call easy
Prime mercantile paper a15 per cent
sterling exchange steady. wits actual
business IA bankers bslis II - ss3sas 80.
FOR demand bills. and - s7ifs4 ssJ& for slxty-
cIad biils ~ oSsssf So silver certificates.
gitsc last bid
The tssAl sales 81 stock tadsy were
1880 shsTos. ineiu6inzs Auerlcan Enzar
. or Atchisgn $40; BHriiuxtoa J. 80
Chicago Gas 40 Dts;iinE aud q 3. LOO
1iss0url Pacific. l.suD -. Paul : .z6. Read
ing l. i0
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RAILRoADING IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, April 1.-THE Next
can Central railway has abandoned it,
government concession for the construct
ion of line from Guadalajara to San Bias,
on the Pacific coast, and the secretary of
the treasury has issued an order to refund
$3.50, 600 deposited by the Central company
as guarantee. This is a very unusual
proceeding and is construed to mean that
the Central will Immediately extend the
line of the Mexico, Cuernavaca and Pa
cific railroad to Acapulco on the Pacific
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SENATE AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, April 14-Senstors Harris
and Aldrich. representing the Democratic
and Republican sides Of the senate have
agreed to continue the present under
standing in tine senate fixing the hours OF
debate on the tariff bill from to O'Clock
until Monday, the 23i inst. and that on
that day. after the close OF the routine
morning business, the bill shall be taken
up by paragraphs for amendment and dis
crssion. 1t is presumed that the agree
ment will be ratified by the senate.
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GREAT NORTHERN RACKET.

SPOKANE, April 14-Everythiug was
quiet here today on the Great Northern,
but no trains were moving on the kalispe
division east of this city. the west boun d
passenger train due here at 5 p. m. is said
to have been abandoned east of Great
Falls Mont.
The indications are that the men on the
Cascade division will not 60 out. Whether
would go out tonight, the local representa-
tiyes OIL the road were unable to say. Ii is
believed the men on the kalispel division
will object to taking coaches east but will
take the mails If ordered
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APPEAL FROM JENKINS ORDER.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 14-An appeal
was taken today from the decision of
Judge Jenkins. refusing to vacste the or
der issued by him, which restraints the
Northern Pacific employees from striking,
and the case will probably be taken to the
United States court OF appeals for the Sew
enth circuit at Chicago next month.
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CLOUD BURST IN TEXAS.

WACO, Texas, April 1.-THE farming
district eight or ten miles south OF here
near the Arkansas Pass railway, was
flooded last night by cloud bursting
about 10 o'clock, greatly damaging crops.
Several houses were destroyed by the
force of the storm and valuable stock
killed, but latest advices are that no per-
sons were killed
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ALL GO OUT.

GEASD FORKS, y. D. April l4-Aftsr .
Of tie American Railway union togignt if
wsis decided, by Unanimous voc. that the
sI1pieyss OF the GEeas North~rn should %
oat % 5OtT. Trsiuu3sn. ssitebrosss, car
r,psirs-- aud ell sfnplOyes Afc iBSisslsa add
act a s1eei % expscts1 70 move Esys To
morrow. No ihrGgSA Trains have arrived
here from tie Eess
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TO CURE THE COURTS.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Senator Allen
of Nebraska today introduced bill to
prevent the abuse of legal processes by
United States courts. 1t prohibits judges
of federal courts granting injunctions or
restraining orders against the enforcement
of laws enacted by any state legislature
until after the formal trial OF the suit in
which such writ is sought.
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UTEs WILL REMAIN.

tioa TO remove the Southern Tie Ied AIS
from Colorado - Ctab seems - De settled.
as far az the house Committee ca IgGIaa
Affairs Is concerned Tie com aiftee TO
dET By a vots q Z 20 decided - report
adversely toe biB ratifyisg tse agfs<msnt
for shs inGa&Ds' removal
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pEPEW FOR PRESIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, April A-Hon. Chauncy N.
Depew who IS here announces himself a
Candidate for President of the United
states
Mr. Dspew. accompanied by Cornelius
Vanderbilt aid II y. Ingalls,. president Of
the Big -Four railroad. reached here to-
night on a tour OF inspection OF the Van
derbilt properties. The party stopped Mt
the Southern hotel where SIR. D,pew, Ia
an interview, declared bis candidacy.
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UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE February
statement of the Uuion Pacific shows:
Gross earnings. 81, 2O0,051: decrease, $751;
234: net, $461. 245; decrease. $500, 63l. A di-
rector of the Union Pacific authorizes the
statement that the company Is not seek
ing any new outlet in Chicago, that it is
not likely to do so and that talk about
closer relations with the Wabash or any
other Chicago line has no foundation in
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ILLINOIS xrUERs WILL QUIT.

SPRINGFIELD. IL. April a w. !. Guy
man. seerctArv-JTezsur-. Of the In ted
Niue workers, Hho returned toa6y from
Columbus. OEe. WHERE he attended the
F7iBers balionl convention. says Eaefe l.
IiErls dcutt thai she miners Of noTtsrrr
Illinois " bee ozsAasxed wsl strike
April -
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LIVERPOOL April "A - Closing. - Wheat
quiet. demand poor holders offer moderate
H. No California n lds.5s Cd. Corn quiet:
demand moderate. new mixed. e lli4d- Flour,
spring patent. 4Cs Oh Beef. extra mess, SIS
Pork prime mess, g. Cd Butter. finest. s5s;
good. tss Bacon. long and short clear, 70 lbs.
81 sd; long clear. - lbs, 34s Cd Lard, prime
western r. "a
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TICKET SCALPING.
Committee OF Congress Hearing Repre-
sentatives Of Road on the Subject,

WASHINGTON, April 14-During his
argument yesterday before the house COM
mittee on commerce, in opposition TO the
bill prohibiting ticket scalping, George
NJ. Mackenzie of the American Ticket Bro
kers association made a statement TO the
sffec. that the Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Paul Railroad company, for the sake
of increasing its business throughout the
section in which It operates, guaranteed
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1920. showing that the Democrats were
81 short OF a quorum, and that it was
manifestly impossible to supply the de
ficiency today, NJ. Outhwaite moved 70
adjourn.
The motion was carried and the house,at
1890 adjourned.
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SPECIE MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK. April l4-The imports or
specie fr IA the port Of NV York for tbs
week were: Gold. $50. S9i; silver, e.. 5sl
The exports OF SPECIE Tor the week
amounted to s.. 959, 500 in gold. aud s54l.-
547 IN silver
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
Iixerpnol Markets.

on tie Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady. unchanged; creamery
l.az3c. dairy l2aI9c. Eggs strictly fresh IL
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Dull TO DEATH

4ENPB.s. Teas. April ia = s.r.~s
SCAT. "a HSics sssszs<sz s1ofs ssSss a-s.s
PCsics zsz8 Haynes zEd = eIaasrT.asa
usSss1 1sEs9ss wers Dzh klss~i Cal
lsa-s Aat co1nDaEisa psFe sctszg :. .
cs~srE4Sriy sna1Bsr ~sea Esynss Nea za-
essssr a.lssrf st-sfs2ss1 e srs@sk Ea1rn sgs.
TIE scovs Tesal-z-
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ATTORNEY TRUpK WITHDRAWN

CHsC4Go. April 8-Autorssy A &
TTuds ansSuzcFa tSe4T BE ~ -hsrassl
from The prosecution IN tk- pr~reerzsss
ca%~- - , - tes gfss~ns ticas. - ar Ir4ss
stsfi. sis tDss srsts0as ssstsis Ia sss iAe. ih..
JE6xs CastiasB Wi ras- fzsorsbsy % -.
PrsaoeFg>ss ss'ls- ] - Ds2 - lax q sso-~
Ar ios Ess 90 rssnasa saaxsr "a To- cAs< =
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THE EVOLUTION

the old-time herbs, pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts TO the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs. To get
The true remedy see that it is manufactured
by The California Fig Syrup company only.
FOrsale by all leading druggists.
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COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The senate has
made the following combinations:

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The senate has
made the following combinations:
Edward H. Strobel of New York, to be
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary of the United States TO Ecuador
Williem Woodville Rockhill of Mary
land to be third assistant secretary of
state.
Andrew J. Sawyer of Nebraska, to be
attorney of the United States for the dis
rrict of Nebraska.
Willard c. Hall of Sun Dance. Wvo., to
be register of the land Office at Sun Dance,
Wvo.
Edward II. French of Casper, Wyo., to
be register of the land office at Douglas,
Wyo
Thomas A. Dunn of Sun Dance, Wyo.,
to be receiver of public moneys at Sun
Dance, Wyo.
Edward w. Madison o: Douglas, Wyo.,
to be receiver of public moneys at Doug
las, Wyo.
PosTMAsTERs.
Texas-Allen NJ Beville, at Clarendon;
Thomas H Hainey, at Lamps; Isaac
Isadars, at Greenville; Richard Ii. King,
at Alvin.
New Mexico-L J. McCaffery, at Ros-
well.
Coiorado-John II. Stottsbury, at Lead
vile.
Missouri-William S. Martin, at Edo
RADIO Springs; James W. Owsley, at Pal
myra; J. ". Jamison, at Nandalia; Weston
Dawson, at New Madrid.
Nebraska-George Schmelzel, at Hum
boldt; Robert J. Coles, ut York.
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Csndlr.on Of Co,.en.

ST LOUIS. Apn 14-Cotton lower. mid
ding -; sales 10; receipts go, shipments
l-5ot. stock $50.
NV ORLEANS. April Il - Spot cotton
quiet Sales. spot Ico0 hale-. % arrive On
bales. Receipts t-SE bales, exports. Great
Britain. I,550 bales.
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IN THE sauFFzF

lsHPENTNG, Mich. April l4-Tne Win.
throp iroe mine ceased operations today
after twenty years OF continuous service,
on account OF so little demand for il pro
duci- The mine employed 80 men.
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DENVER AND GUILE TROUBLES.

DENVER, Colo, April 14.-Iu the Gulf
road receivership case. Judge Hallet has
made an order allowing the plaintiff TO
enter an amendment to the complaint IN
the original action, which will include the
receivers OF the Union Pacific as defend
ants and advance new grounds for action.
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LOADED WITH LEAD
HOMOGENEOUS DECLINE ALL DAY
IN THE WHEAT MARKET.

Copious Rains in Kansas and Missouri
and Good Reports From Europe
Break the Backs of the Bulls
and Prices Seek Rock Bot
tom-California is Still
Droug h Stricken.
Corn and Oats are
Dull = Provis-
ions Better.
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WHEAT
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour easy. No. 2 spring wheat 5gsi, No.
3. &c; No. red 5eSfc. No = corn 3siic:
No. white 35J. a3ic. No rye acc: No :
barley. nominal, No. SASS No. 4sc
No / faxseed 81 81. Prime timothy seed 81 Is
al 30. Mess pork per barrel sl2 s0al2 s2S4. Lard.
per 100 pounds, SIS 6.l9c. Short ribs sides
loose, So 60a6 63l4 Dry salted shoulders. boxeJ.
g S7Isae 12]s. Short clear sides. boxed. 81 s.
a. 90, Whisky. distillers' finished goods. per
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BiI1slSsRAz. Ala, Ayrli ia se5srsl
strike Il cal rDsEsrs VA iuzugurstsi IL
sBss dsstrlct TT. essaiuz
TIE MIXERS a. C0slbgrg. Bcookssts ard
Cardiff =frgck az : O'elSek From I've 70
..x tkSa-a-ssg 1s.ea are z1rcssd.
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THE SENATE, TOO.

WASHINGTON. April 14-Senntor Hill to-
day followed his motion of yesterday to
count pairs by Offering formal amend
ments to the senate rules. They are on the
same line as the amendments presented by
him during the extra session last fall.
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bowels are prevented relieved, and cured
They're tiny. sugar coated granules, Q
compound OF refined and concentrated vege-
table extracts-the smallest in size, the east
est to take. and the cheapest phi you can
buy, for they're guaranteed 20 give sstisfsc-
ton, or your money is returned. You pay
only for the good you get,
There's nothing likely TO be " Just as good. I"
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crease in the arrivals to.ay. the tots
but slightly exceeding 600 head. That
was not enough for the demand. aud
sellers again put on the screws forcing mp
market to 90 and 5 - and IL remained strong
there. Very few OF the hogs sold below =,
the bulk making 35a5 j. There was a num-
per OF trades a. os.1sa5 10, and some cosrse
weeks receipts aggregated about IS 900 head
which Is $500 less than for last week and 50.
90 more than for the corresponding week last
year.
About loo head of sheep arrived TO-DAY aud
the total for the week reaches e5Qc as against
.. 80 for last week and sea- a year ago.
There was a fair inquiry from local staugns-
erers and the market Was firm AT Fridays
quotations. the teadency teing slightly up
ward Decreased receipts for next week are
counted upon and prices are likely 20 advance.
They range from 5oaS for poor strn TO 5as p
Tor choice. <Ales for yeorltpgs We're on = oa-
SIS ofSSoaS 45 for poor.to choice. Something
fancy would bring small advance on the
above Quotations.
Receip;s-cattle sou calves 50. hogs s.ooe,
sheep 80.
OMAHA. April Receipts. l.4oO;
the lighteSt run Of the month With an active
inquiry from all sources trade was lively and
prices 10 TO i cents higher than yesterday
Shippers, eastern butchers and local houses
all went after the measre offerings and
cleaned them up in short order. Cow stuff
sold substantially higher, and the supply Of
stockers and feeders Eel considerably short OF
the strong active demand,
HOGS Receipts. $500; the market was ID
cents higher. There was a vigorous shipping
demand Local houses were also very anx-
ious for supplies ana the tsade was extremely
active from start 60 finish. Prices were n trifie
uneven ranging from s. for common up TO
s. 20 for choice stufS but the bulk OF the hogs
sold at 80 l0and S. Is.
SHEEP-r.eceipts. 20; trade was brisk and
the demand strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
SUGAR In DEMAND
REFINERY STOCK TIE CEETER Or
ATTRACTION ON WALL SrEEr.

StockbrokinS Senators are Alleged to
Have Pledged Themselves to Pro-
tect Refners in the Tariff Bill
and n Glowing Annual Re
port is Assured-Chicago
Gas Takes . Whirl.
General Market
Sluggish-Bonds
Active.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-15
STRIKE STILL ON
GREAT NORTHERN LOCK UP RE-
MAINS IN STATU QUO.

No One Seems to Know Just What the
Matter is, Nor How Widespread is
the Disaffection-Many Trains
Abandoned-Grand Master
Wilkinson of the Broth
erhood Of Railway
Trainmen Depre-
Gates the Sit.
nation