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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-23
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE NOTES.

Night school opens October l.
The new rooms are rapidly nearing com
pletion.
Mr.. Wendell Mclaughlin. court steno-
grapher, visited the school during the
week.
The college baseball nine are getting in
good trim and are anxious to cross bats
with some progressive team.
Miss Addie Curtis of the shorthand de-
Dartment has accepted position as steno-
grapher with Messrs SOlliday Bros, city.
Mr. E w Van Kirk was called TO his
home at Valley Center on account of what
proved to be the fatal illness of his brother.
Mr. J. T. Gresham of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a fine position and
assumed duties as stenographer with
Messrs Jackson, Givens & Yancy, attOr-
neys, Muskogee, |. L.
The following persons enrolled during
the week: Mr.. Ii. I. Latham. Miss Bessie
Ryder, Miss Z. Yarman and Mr.. o. w.
Davis, city; making all enrolment for
September to date of forty.
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trade since the tariff matter is compare
lively settled.

trade since the tariff matter is compare
lively settled.
Carl Mayer, the agriculture implement
collector who resides in Newton, went
south into Oklahoma on Monday IN OrniDg.
Carl says that collections are out OF sight.
that is so far out of sight that he never
gets any money.
W, c. Copeland, recently with Lehman
Higgiuson Grocery company. of Wichita,
has secured the position recently vacated
by Mr.. Charles Stinson and will now
make about the same territory lie did
when with Steele & Walker.
John Allen, the genial and accomplished
representative of the j. L. Campbell
Grocery company, was taking in the
sights at Winfield this week and incidently
getting in few orders for cigars aud
chest of tea now and then for his house.
John gets there every time if you just give
MIN half a chance, and Is quite popular
with his trade.
Louis Herman with Mount & Co., man
ufacturers ct fine candy, in the village on
the Missouri river at the mouth o. the
Kaw, was headed toward the Sunny South
on Monday morning, and, there Is no
doubt he has reached there ere this. He
will do Oklahoma this week and you can
rest assured If hard work, perseverance
aud courteous treatment of his trade count
for any thing, he will do business.
Everybody knows Chris Truck. one of
the ablest travellers III the state. Chris
used TO live at Newton but wanted 10
move to town where there was little
life SO caught onto the best town in the
state and now resides with the rest of us
in Wichita. Now your correspondent
don't know where Chris is this week, he is
no doubt on earth, and il ne is I'll bet two
to one he's talking man into buying
bill Of crackers. I'll hunt him up; it
won't do for US to lose track Of him, and
Pii report his doings next week.
Joe Mexican, the rustler for Evans, Gal
lagher Drug company IN Oklahoma,
spent Sunday IN the strip. Joe has a new
cigar now and he can't talk 10 you more
than a minute without drifting on to the
good quail les of his great cigar-the Ell
Campion. Now Joe how do you expect Us
to know anything about the cigare-of
course it's all right-but then where is the
proof? All we have is your word for it.
OF course-that is-what / was about to
say-that is all right-but then-the-weil
you understand-you know word to the
wise Is sufficient.
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ADDITIONAL sotIGTY NEWS.
Matters Of Interest TO People Who are In II
SWIM.

SWIM.
Mrs. T. B Wall is visiting in St Louis.
Mrs. John Fisher has returned from
ID nver
Miss Grace McAdams entertained Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Hobbs is entertaining Mrs Sam
Gilbert. OF Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. \ s. Munson have re-
turned from New York.
Miss Louie Bone is entertaining Miss
Rabie of Medicine Lodge,
Mrs. George Adams is entertaining Mrs
William Finn, OF Sedgwick.
Mrs. Is. l.. keenan, Is entertaining Miss
May Oyerstreet, of III Reno.
Mrs. George Huffman is entertaining
Mrs. Hawkes. of Arkans ts City
Miss Helen Warren. OF Kansas CITY. Is
The guest of the Misses AIilliSom
Miss Anna Walker. OF Butler. Mo. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. V Walker.
Mrs. J. ID. Alexander aud Miss Hattie
Foick are visiting in Woodland. No.
Mrs. Frank Wood entertained the Du-
plicate Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. l. i. Campbell VIII entertain the
Afternoon Whist club. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. l.. Rhea, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Il. Alley has returned 10 Peoria,
llls.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rule are entertain
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. II. Al. RuGgses. OF Chi
Eago.
Mrs. W. c Woodman and Miss Elsie
Woodmau are visiting relatives In " ASH
ington. d. c.
Mr.. and Mas. J. y. Roach have issued in
Sltatlons Tor debut party, Friday next
for Their daughter. Mss Lizzie Roach.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept ~ -Whest slow.
half cent lower; No2 hard. 5d47c; Nee red.
A. cents: No. 3 red, II cents; rejected
42G45c. Corn-WhIte. nomlnaliy steady /;
No. : mixed, 81 cents; mixed; offered one
cent TO two cents under Yesterdays prices
without takers. 46G461s Oats-Jzc
lower. No mixed, - cents; No. >
white b cents. Rve-53 cents
Flax seed-SL2.6L2 Br4u--56 5Sc.
Hav-Stesdy: timothy. SS,aS9; prairie.
s. 50,fSS 50 ButIer-Common. weak:
a. b-rs steady; creamery. I9G23c; dairy
LOIS Eggs, quiet. steady. = &C.
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MASTER HoFFMAN'S PARTY.

Mrs J. L. Jacobs gave a party to her
grandson, Master Martin Hoffman,
Wednesday Mrs Eli Hoffman and Miss
Beatrice Thomas assisted. The guests
were: Mary Walker, Renetta Garst,
Florence Garst, Julia Veteran, Lillian,
Margaret and Evelyn Bowman, Mary
Watkins. Lula and Leah Porter, Hazel
and Alba Nirdinger. Norman Harris,
Blanche WILDER, Mildred Frazer. Willie
Braitsch. Ridgley Thomas, Francis Max
well, Morris Major, Earl Gully, Russell
Firebaugh. Ed Little, Eugene WILDER,
Douglass StinsCn and Harry Stinson.
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AMONG COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

u. d. Fletcher was on tho Frisco line
this week dom. business
Doc Lovelaud with the Wichita
Whoiesale Grocery company was headed
south Monday mOraiHg He took in the
border counties this week
j. Z. Morton with the Nave -McCord
Grocery company of Kansas Civ. nlade
southern Kansas this week. lie Represents
one of the largest and Lest houses on the
river.
Frank BulIiene Of Winfield. with 7 p
Baden Milling company. was in the strin
this week talking 'Baden's Best hrarlr
of -four which Is very popular with the
trade.
Charlie Russell of Hutchinson. the hoor
and shoe man. was IN Il iaiield tbis ws-k
making his trade twice glad bv his nre--
snce and By the great bargains he vas
offering in his wares
Ben Reed Of Winfield. with Rideuour
Baktr OroceTy company, l. always on time
AZ Arkansas City on Monday morniur
Dir. Reed reports slight Improvement In
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Sugar.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Sugar. raw, duli;
Ialr refining, 311s cents; Centrifugal 96 test.
34 cents; sales none; refined quiet, easy;
No. 6. 1-l6G41(cent-; No. Z, 5 Is l6@
As cents; No. S, f3-l66l4 CENTS; No. 10.
2 l1-16@3% cents; No. Il. 33s cents; No.
IL, 81 cents: off \, 41sgl 9-l6 cents;
monid A. l1-l6G45s cents; standard a.
1904 9 16cents; coniectioners' A, 43S@
4 9-l6 Cents: cut loaf. 1-l6@51l cents;
crushed. l16@ {cents; powdered. 4$l9
D l5-l6 cents: gfauulhted, 415&4 Lilo
cents; cubes, 43I@4 I5-l6 cents.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and legs.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Butter-Strong.
Western dairy. lS6l7 cents; do cres merry,
15E725;S cents. DO factory. l2is6 l6 cent>:
Elgiu-. - cents; state dairy, l+eL23 cents;
90 creamery. - ga cents Ege>-Flrn.
State and Pennsylvania. Is, = 10 cent: ice
house, i4is@l6i cents; western. fresh,
To- as cents. & 4ses. S2a9S - Receipts
3 49, packages
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-Except in the
shipping department it was the most quiet
Saturday in some time. The order de-
mand and personal selection were on "A
minor scale and were in response TO urgent
requirements. Clothing woolens of the
low cost variety are we'll sold ahead and
for cloakings, there was steady demand.
Printing cloths quiet but firm at 2 Is 10
for Ga square. At Fall river the sales for
the week were 81, 900 pieces and at Proy-
dance az OO0
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THEY TONE UP
WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS STOCKS
SHOW IMPROVEMENTS.
Rock Island Stock Makes Early Adj
vance Which is Driven Back by
the Bears, but Reaction SuoyS
it 70 Top of Days Range
No Anxiety to Sell Su-
gar Stock - Bond
Market Gener-
ally Upward
Stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-During the two
hours OF business on the stock exchange
today, the market was extr- nelly strong
in tone and the shares traded in. with but
few important changes. show an improve
meut ranging from 1sa2 per cent. In the
late dealings speculation was most buoy
ant and the market was firm with prices
at or near the highest point of the day.
The volume of business was rather light
aud chiefly in Chicago Gas. Sugar and
Reading. st. Paul led in the ira usaction,
in the granger. the buying of 1t being good
ana steady raise OF l per cent
TO CO per cent was recorded. The
closing was only x per cent below the
highest. In view OF the bre tx in Rock
Island, there was much interest evidenced
a. TO the course or the stock today and per-
haps some surprise at the early advance of
IS per cent. The bears, however, were not
disposed to permit the rise TO go unchal-
lenled and they made a drive on the stock
in which the entire improvement was lost.
The reaction, however, brought out fresh
buying under the influence OF which Il
gain OF s per cent Was IN 4de, he last
being the best price OF the day. Burling-
ton aud Quincy appreciated steadily from
opening 90 CiOSe, mCCu OF the Ouyiu8
being for the western account and an adj
vance ot PER cent was established.
Nori Invest, too. on small trading. showed
improvement 10 the extent or u per cent.
Sugar was not inactive, but at the same
time there was no anxiety TO sell the stock.
as fluctuations were confined within a limit
Of q per cent and net decline of - per
cent was effected. In the general list the
more Important advances are Lead pre-
ferred at per cents General Electric ar |
per cent The only stock which shows IA
decline of more than fraction is Colorado
Fuel and Iron. which lost , per cent.
The bond market WAS strong and fairly
active and prices generally novel upward,
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern firsts adj
vancing per cent, and Oregon Navigation
5s trust receipts Is per cent.
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ORCHESTRA IS ENTERTAINED.

Thursday evening Mr.. ". +. Stanley
gave dinner 10 the members OF the W Ich-
tia orchestra Misses Anna and Eta
Mason assisted. The spread WAS very
sumptuous The participants Were: MIR.
aud Mrs. Hills, Messrs Thomas Shaw, j.
Hobbs, Ralph Dunbar, Harry DUNBAR,
Arthur beams, Prof. Blume, Louis xii
Ion, ). Dorsey, Dan Foster, a. Meisner
and Charles HigglnsOn.
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WEDDING Is CELEBRATED.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Polk entertained in
celebration of their twentieth wedding an
adversary asst Wednesday evening. Their
guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles Well, George Gehrlng, j. +. Knob
LAUGH. ). Wahl OF Pueblo, :. q. Crib, II.
Hess, s. Goldstein; MesdameS Waldecker,
T. Werner, Stanley; Misses Julia Somers.
Agnes Somer-. Clara Gebring, Lena Crib;
Messrs. II. Huttmann, Fred Huttmann,
III. j. Roe;Zell, O. G. Eckstein.
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HYPATIA On KEALIsM.

Monday afternoon Hypatia discussed
"IGzalism and Realism in Fiction" Mrs
A VI. SturdeyaDt led the meeting with ii
paper on "Car Realism and Idealism be
United Ia Fiction?" Miss Jocelyn read a
paper entitled: what Constitutes Ideal
ism IN Fiction" and Mrs Finn paper on
"Realism." Mrs Toler also talked. Miss
Marsh and Miss Clark furnished the mu-
kical numbers.
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cos-. eln,tans

NEw YORK sept 2-Coffee-BsFeiy
steady. l9,g.5 p3iUJs loser; cloS-'i ,f-ady
q upcassIi;-c 49, - fli - net scl ne : sis>
IS.051 b4g>. inclsd :. sept. So 9as Is ~
Oct. SI& i5,sF I;.-,. Nov. SI2 ~. De-. So -
az -: Jan. sI2 20 Warehouse deliveries
iro,a Ney YORK yesterday s,@9. bag, New
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-23

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22-Wheat - Cash.
higher, - cents Options lower; Sept, 49,
cents; Dec 505s@5l cents; May. 565s cents
Corn-Lower; cash, $50 cents; sept, 5l55
cents; Dec, 47i4 cents; May. IS cents.
Oats-Lower; cash, 299{ cents: Sept, 2914
cents; Oct. 295s cents: Nav. 34lz cents
Pork-Lower; joDbing. S14 Lari-Nomi-
ually lower; steam, IS -; choice, IS %.
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COTTON MARKET.
New o leans.

SAILS spot 500: To arrive 500 Receipts.
7G24: exports, To France 4, 4S7; continental
So; coastwise 2S1; stock - $50. Futures
steady. Sales IS 500; Septemner. s. 30 bid;
October. SOL: Nov-m Der, -. $50 1889; De-
cember, s6.O4GS6 90; January, S6.O9; Feb
rUary, S6.3l@6 81
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. > spring wheat 5l7sa525sc. No. spring
wheat. nom. No. red 5l1s(G521sc. No. . corn,
5I4c No. yellow corn go. cents No =
oats PSI &C. No. white BIZ 4a3ll4c. No. 8 white
S0laa3Il4c. No. rye 4,c. No = barley. 5.}al5.
No.3 50i54c. No.4- 5la5llsc, No. Iflaxseed Il ~
per bbI Sl3 3laal5 20. Lard. per lO1 lbs IS 6la65
Short ribs sides, loose, :. SGa7 40. Dry
sailed shoulders. boxed. sc 62lsa6 80. Short
clear sides. boxed, - seas Oh. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods. per gallon, 81 So sugar
Cut loaf, 5.95; granuia ed, So; Standard y,
4
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PARTY FOE WALTER RAMBECK.

Mrs Rambeck Of North Market street
gave party TO her son Walter. Tuesday
afternoon. The guests We're: JuanIta
Taylor, Ethel Taylor, Nina Jordan, Zay
Allen, Edna Hayworth, Susie Sargent.
Esther Il iunieger, Lorenzo Johnson, VIII
meT Hobbs ana Alice Newliu.
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STOCK YARD NOTES.

The following shippers were on the
market yesterday: J. Stahl. Winfield. car
each Of hogs and cattle: Chris Sheppard, of
Goddard, car hogs and cattle
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MISS NOBLE Il HOSTESS.

Miss Lizzie Noble entertained Friday
evening. The pastimes were whist ana
dancing. The guests were: Misses Coral
Harris, Maud Girty, Jessie Bryan. and
Messrs. Ned LarImer, Y. Fraser, Il. Smith
and Lou Van Ness
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FOR MISS CHARLINE
MRS. BAILEY GIVES A PARTY TO
HER LITTLE DAUGHTER

Small Stands Are Erected on the
Lawn and the Children go throngh
The Motions Of Bargaining for
Refreshments, After Which
They Are Treated TO
Magic Lantern Exhi-
bition - General
News of So
ciety.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company.D
The records in the register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
The Hartford & Western Land Co
lots 81 TO 80 and - t. - blk - J o
Dayidson's Fad a0d td..S "a
J + Miller tract 1oSNl6S It beg 204 #
n OF Sc cor of blk + Ferreli' add I'd 40
r Mahoney lots 81 and % Penusyl-
vania av MathewSon's 4th add I'd So
j \ Burnett lots i03S aud 1910 Pierce
Az G5iffeustein'S l3fh add - 500
j Feunell tract $50 5-I2x334 # beg 80
II of NV cor ne or sec - 26 L. qcd $50
L " Ciapp lots 30 To 56 blk Carey
Park add ii. ~
Same lots ll3 10 II9 Church st I53
Same lots IS and 60 blk 5 Cary Park
add Observation-Disclosures. -
c Clamp lot~ I to - Cousec Chester
- st. Louis add TX d $50
W Webster lots 20 and y blk , and
Il u aud % blk Burton Car add
tax d. Observation-Disclosures o.
Wichita National bank lots Is and {.
River st WHtermans 2Ud add tax d 1856
NJ Inger>oll lot Ellis ave Hyde's
atia We--..-..-.-- .--...-....--.-...
c + and \ Il Sites lofs II to l. Vas
s-r ave Paramount Place adj tract
+5SSxllSii e com 5412 t OF w Coz
or sc II -, lie wd ....-.-.... 800
William 7 Il liley lots 9 To l. Mead
ave + Wichita Observation-Disclosures. 800
{ Bu-chel io-s ~ Il - and - 20 -
blk p J q Davidson 2ud add Qcd %
Amount mortgages released. 40
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
St. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange TODAY the butter
market was firm; creamery, l5a2ilsc; dairy
HAL. Eggs. firm l5al6
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TEA FOE MISS sIssoN.

Miss Maud Campbell gave tea to Miss
Frances Sssson OF Chicago, Tuesday after
noon. The guests We're: Miss Toby Rey-
holds. Miss Blanche Barrett. Miss Lizzie
B!iiinger, Miss Lulu Furgeson, Miss Lille
AiadCnx Ind Miss Sl.-on-
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. Sept. -.
HOGS.
Hog market steady
REPR ESENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today:
No Dock Ave Price. Va Dock Ave Price
IL 800 : ~ d 40 175 4S1
i so 10 o. 62 ~ 2l5 -
By comparison with other markets hogs
are bringing strong prices IN Wichita.
CATTLE.
Cattle market steady
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales or
cattle al the wards tOday:
~ cows, heifs $40 So bull. 400 | -
10 hejfers.... 40 > - 2 cows....... so l ~
heifers .....7S0 -
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York stock today 1S3, 9l9 bags: United
States stock I12.0S5 bags; afloat for the
Uuited States %, 900 bags. total visible
2SS. 9l6 bags last year.
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CROWD is BEARISH
CORN GETS WEAK, THEN WEAKER
THEN WEAKEST.

Pressure to Sell September Corn
Sends Cash Corn Lower Than
Cash Wheat for First Time in
Two MOnths-Wheat Firm
Owing to ShortneSS in
Inspected Receipts
Stop Orders in
Great Plenty.
Markets
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Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid for all kinds ot
grain Milling wheat a speciality, Write wire
for prices.
Basis Mississippi River.
Always i'm the market for strictly pure mill
ing wheat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats.
1O3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
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St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2J-COtton quiet; mid
ding. 81: sales. COS; receipts 500 bales;
shipments. 600 bales; stock, s, 500 oales.
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SHIPPERS HELP TIE PACKERS.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22-Today's cattle re-
ceipis were estimated at $500. making
81, 22l for the week, against "a, III last week
and GS, ass year ago. OF the weeks offer
ings, not far from ons-tbird We're taken
by shippers. In that way the market was
not different from other Saturdays. There
was a light supply, light demand and
steady range OF values. There We're buy
ers at $1.25@6. 65 for natives Sl.5014 SIS for
Westerns ana Sl,50G325 for Texas cattle.
Next week, receipts are expected TO show
au increase in this weeks total. but the
market Will stand a moderate lucreaSe
without weakening.
Receipts of hogs were estimated at 1900,
making 81, 410 for the week, or about 49,
900 less than for las, week and about 5000
less than for the corresponding week last
year. The situation was not p whit less
distasteful to sellers than on the preceding
half dozen days. Shippers as well as the
local packers Were DearIsh, and while
there were few early sales of choice hogs
at about yesterdays closing price. the
general market 10 cents lower and
lifeless. A good many hogs went to
packers at 50 25@5 80 aud some at lower
figures during the week. Next week Is
likely TO see reaction.
Sales of sheep We're at fully as good
prices as were paid yesterday and there
was also continued frming in lambs.
The range of quotations for the former
was Sl@S3 so and lambs We're salable at
S2@S2. 10.
Receipts were about 5000 head and for
the week 60 900, or 5000 less than for last
week and 1000 less than year ago.
Receipts-Cattle, 800; calves, 30; hogs.
5000; sheep, 5000.
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OMAHA. Neb.. Sept 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900, There was an active demand
from all quarters and desirable beeves
sold at a fun strong price. Cows averaged
firm and SOLO cents higher than last week.
Business liz stOckers and feeders Was not
overly good, but practically steady. Hogs
Receipts 3, 800; demand confined to local
houses, but the fair to good mixed hogs
sold strong TO a dime higher than ye-ter-
day at around 50 1905 90. with S560@6 90
as the top price. Fair To poor light and
mixed stuff sold at from 50 - down to
81 80 The market closed weak, with u
good deal of common stuff unso,d. Trad
ing was largely ut S5.40@S5 Co. Sheep
Receipts 900; market about steady all
around. firm on good stuff and slow on
common. There has been no material
change in the market this week.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 22-Cattle-Receipts
900; shipments ., 10G. Best grades steady.
TO firm; others steady. Texas steers g. 30
ass. 90; Texas cows, 1852 60; Beef
steers So 250$6 l.. Native cows 81 coos 90;
stockers ami feeders - 50G3 IS Bulls ard
mixed. S115@275. Hogs-Receipts 4, 200;
shipments 14OO. OPENED steady; closed
weak and slow. Bulk of sales IS 35G1 s.. IS;
heavies So. 456S5 90; packers 50 5j65 30;
mixed 5000 $500: lights 81 S0tGS5 30;
workers, 50 25@S5 80; sheep Receipts
LOCO; shipments LOCO. Market steady.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO..
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and TIFTH.


Largest dealers in Southern Kansas. Large
ouantities wanted daily. We are paying to-
ody as follows:
Live Poultry. per pound. CENTS
IuIRtN. utLS
Hens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO
thlCAen>- rOpSIeTS ...-.------.-------------
Spring chickens per Observation-Disclosures. %
Ducks. .-..-.-..-..........
Eggs. without cases, per dozen. .---........ Z
butttTffeSn .--s..-A' -
We meet all competition and are prepared
10 receive shipments from any reasonable dis
lance and guarantee satisfaction IN all cases.
CORES pond with u. We viii MAKE ~ profit
able 10 you. Ask for prices and freight -ates.
Call and see u ia Zepayr mills. Telephone
l55. Respectfully.
A Z. LAWRENCE. Manager.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. -.
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-23
FOE SfL&HOUSES.

EOE SALE-SIX ROOM HOUSE AND TWO
Il lots, so
StN room cottage. barn aad two lots tsao
fiVe room colt sc. barn an two lots go
Five room outage, two .Ot. go
fly- room house, baFn s.nG two lots ti51.
Tive room house. barn 8nd two lots. ss1L
Seven Room house. barn. t,yO iOts. $50.
six room house. two Its sol
Light room house. four lot. Sm
Srr,n room house. barn. two lots, sts1
lou room cottage. two lots. barn. sisa
-Four room cottage. barn two lots sou
Nine room house. tw % lots. tSu.
Sine room house. two lots $50
Five room cottage barn. - feet. fi.p.
Fix room house barn. s. feet. $50
SiN room house three lots. tNd
light ro0ia 6ou-e. barn. ~ feet. faSn.
Et-ht room house. baru. IS IL Z. x2l8I
six room cottage. two lots si0B.
Seven room house. arn. tw lots 81 10
rive room cot age. two lots, 81 aO.
live room cottage. two iptz. ts50.
dr0 p. ~ Fast Dou,ia- Avena.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-23

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