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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15
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a writer On physical Development sa5s
the human frame IS Itke 4 tree and grove
a. II i bant $soor!1-. pushing the bead
forward. vezksDs Tse lungs. Always IL
valElng IFS The feet aid PCT them d0Ts
firmly, bot lightly. Put do~u the fEon;
IF the foct frst- not the bel. ard ~.
Jour weight On The bsii = yorr to0t, -
that TIE oe.tEr q eraFity falls Plumb
throush your hips and tfs rr.usc - - yOur
lozer limbs instead - - tsc end q Jour
spine The muscles q L1e hips an9 waist
should y trained - te~.- tbs full share of
the vtishtof tie bolg AID q Tressryr ths
elasticity a. fias Esure. a god sxs-1iss
fo- this ED j. 70 81 i2is uSrsshs for bsis
a. hour - = iiIns rr.Gi1s. seziug - DO
inr whstsTsr you Ike only uot letting
yourself sins Down irto TDGr hip.
Auszcflient exercise igrtfatniny young
pesple 70 bod tSelT heezss frof~r!g Is Sc
Carrying a. = ait q sosIe soTl Fssisss.
O. the head The c.ioF u vcmEH - tie
soufhern Etstcz. vho firm childhood a.
s-~astcu. &. o. carry bzl4gisns fn this rnsn-
De- zrs Fuodcis s5T ecaiCrrrs n ti7r cay
rage q hc4f and aeck Sew lc.k DIS
SasG4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15

a bachelors young nephews called on
him a few days ago, and before the after
noon w8s over they had turned upside
down everything that was In bis rooms
Among tho things tina. were brought 20
light was an cid voucher 81 great rail-
road system for n refunded fare ~ IS
cents. The voucher wcs ~ the date q
EOtcn'sr. 1877. To see wbs. would hap
pen more than anything eiss the uncis
promised 20 send tho voucher along Ia tss
company. the Aforesaid nephews 20 bsneat
Sy whatever money should come cot q the
voucher Promptly there came bark .
courteous Letter from The company. with a
formida de iooklue check for T5 cents.
Then the uuCis fs.f ashamed q forcing the
company % keep tooks' on such tris-
al account FOR several years. But be -
also wondering how long that account
would have been carried OF tie oorpF anys
S0oks 81 his nepbsrs had not made Glenn
ssegp q he icons. --Neg fSrk Tribune
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HE WAS A WONDERFUL eoBsLsR.
4ae Pouitryman Expected Him TO Keep
Growing After Death.

''Talkiu about turkeys" observed the
farmer to the produce man, I'VE raised
one a year ago that probably never had his
equal in size and weight in the history OF
the world -
The produce man looked incredulous,
but the farmer went on without noticing
Il:
when that turkey was Matched, he WAS
no bigger than the rest OF the brood, bus
two days later he weighed five pounds and
was sproutirg tail feathers. The end OF
the first week out Of the she'll saw him a
full fiedged bird of n triiie more than ten
pounds, and still he grew"
The produce man smiled indulgently,
echoing the farmers words:
And sill he grew.
Eyes, Stree / never saw anything like
It. He was weeks old TO the day when
he tipped the beam at 80 pounds, and he
only seemed TO have fairly started, for
YES, / know" slowly observed the
produce msn, for still he grew"
Grew? Well, should say sol A week
later he had put up another 10 pounds
without impairin his activity or seemin TO
mind il in the least He picked up his
corn rs lively es ever, and still be grew.
There was a sickly smilo on the produce
mans face, but he made no remark
I'VE began TO wonder where IL was goin
to stop" went on the farmer, for about
this time his appetite, which bad always
teen extraordinary, began TO pick up az
an alarmin rate, and we knew he'd just
about got his second wind, which meant
putin on weight more rapidly than ever.
1t took him just ten days 10 put up an
other % pounds
THAT Hskcs IS" easped the produce
man.
.Kerrect, and still he grew"
And still he grew" sighed the produce
man.
Il suppose lie was something Ike .
weeks old when he reached the hundred
pound mark and quit wslkin about, sen
tinued the farmer
Tut still be grew" anxiously put in
the produce man.
Never let Up for a minute, was the
assuring reply. I'VE became little anx-
ious about him CT this time, on account %
the henhouse, which we could see would
soon be too small. for him 70 stand up in.
Finally we decided 20 transfer him 20 tbs
barn, but We bad been little slow in
comm to the decision, for when no went
TO remove him he had grown too big 10 "a
through the henhouse door. and re had ~
take out the whole front Of the huiidin To
to accommodate his sizo. +"
And still be grew, yenturcf the prod
nee man ia q weak voice, and with a very
painful attempt az a smile.
Yes; he had more room ~ spread out
In the barn and went On CROWN faster
than ever. VERY s1on - became question
a. 70 bow long tire barn would lsst him,
and then We decided 70 kiil him. That,
as you u easily guess, was no small task
but we did it-jes- fcilsd bin with poe
AZ "a you would an ak and We managed
70 give him bis des,hbioD al the thi.d
stroke
And still he grew, abscntrniDdediy
murTnured The produce man.
Grew nothini' retcrtsg Ire farmer In
diEnantly. Did yOa expect him % 20 On
grow "A forever
oh, / didn't know" answe-sd ths
other somewhat recovering his spirits.
stranger things than that bappe1ed ~
the turkey, IL have Tot bosn dreaming
New York Herald
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MONTHS EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
Also. the same for the Eight Months Last


Washington. March 1.-THE monthly
report OF the beursau OF statistics is
sued today shows imports and eN-
ports of msrche ndise for the month of
February and for the last eight months
as follows:
Exports during February. $50, .5fS ;
imports during the same period. S5S,-
326. $50. OF the imports merchandise to
thea mount of S31.s0S. So was free OF
duty. During February, 1894, the eN-
cess of exports over impOrs was ST.
12.190.
For the light monthse nding Febru-
ary IS. 1895, the excess OF exports over
imports was sol 967. $50. as against
s2IS. 06l. S32 during the eight months end
Ell February Is. 1884.
The gold exports during February
amount to 1855. 1874 ard the importa-
tons TO $3.50 lS7. For the eight months
the exports OF gold amounted 70 $685.
S94. 167 and the imports 10 Successes.
The xportatioIis Of silver during Feb
ruary amounted SS,011. $50, and the i'm
ports to SS92. 92S For the light months
the xports exceeded thei IMPORTS by
Sc. SCI ,336.
The number of Immigrants arriving
in this country during February, 1898.
was 9,60S as against 9,s02 druing Feb
ruary, 1894. For the last eight months
the total was 1856 100. as against l99l2S
during the same period last year.
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COTTON nIiRhEr.
New York.

New York March 1.-THE majority OF
local trade q came IL 70 the Cotton EX-
change this morning with their orders
an fIXesi TO take advantage OF an expected
decline IN the Liverpool market as
rs-lIrsl result of the easier feeling on
iris side Yesterday. To the surprise OF
ay-erybc.iv. however. Liverpool was stroF-
ger instead OF lower and a general scr2rIi-
lie 10 cover short contracts was the ~
s,fir Fllrone was 4 fair buyer during
~ morning The advant IS OF lilo N
cotton goods reported from Fan River.
and the increased demand III southern
rna-i-a-s also had n tendency to strengthen
the market The market advanced
uoints or the first sales and points more
on Nav before noon. IN the afternoon
the edge OF the strength was SoIi4eN al
,,,,Irs.i ~ 8 little rr=ssure 10 realize. which
reduced the early advance but CD not
seriously AFFECT the Cn6erIonc OF ths mar
ket The close was steady - an a.
vance OF ST.. points
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AMERICAN uOyoRED IN INDIA.
DIR. Van Alien. Formerly of Chicago, APP
pointed 70 MaCistrscy.

Chicabo, March 14-Dr. Frank Van
Allen formerly OF this city, who SIX
years ago went TO India as 2 medical
missionary, has been appointed bench
magistrate of the city OF Madura. India
by the British government. an unusual
honor for an American, as official po-
sitions are generally reserved for Eng
lishmen. DR.. Van Allen has made a
brilliant record as a physician. having
established a dispensary where during
the past year he treated 29.o00 cases.
He is a graduate OF the Yale college
academy. medical and theological de-
parrr1PntS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March 14.-There was no abate-
ment OF activity IN the cattle trade. and
with receipts still running very light.
prices continued 10 point upwards. There
were two or three sales today at S5.25.
which is higher by Is cents than anythirg
has previously sold at. There was any
number of sales at better than S0-l5 and
perhaps tflree-fouTths of the steers sold
above A.75. 4 few rough, thinniSh lots
went at s.. s1d4oD. but il was Very ordi-
nary bunch that could not be turned over
at better than Si6l. There was q light
trade in stockers and feedrs at s2.50Q450.
Prices OF hogs were pushed up 10 cents
early They were advanced to $i.6DQi -
for prime heavy. and 10 AtvG44o Tor
choice assorted light and Were held there
There was brisk buying by local packers.
Heavy hogs. averages of over 30 pounds.
sold principally al s4.ied4.4 A; averages OF
from go TO 30 pounds principally at i-S9I
AS and lighter weights largely at 4.30lI
40 The quantity was pretty good ana
sales below A.23 were lew.
In sheep there was activity and strength.
RECEIPTS are still running light, while
the demand is growing better. All of
today's offerings were promptly taken,
and at as good averages as for any day
recently From s.. $4,000 for very COM
mon stuff quotations ranged upwards
to s4.65Tl.75 for extra. Lambs We're sal !
able at So Jcli56 for common TO fancy. y
lot of fancy sheep brought 500:
ReceiptsLCattle. 5000; calves, 100; hogs,
5000; sheep, n,ooo.
st. Louis, March 14.-Cattle-Receipts
200; shipments. 1.5o0. Market active and
firm. Good 20 choice native steers ranged
from $3.50 TO $3.50; fair TO medium, <i.2c4D
4.65: light. sl.3OG4-i0; feeders. s5O1S 10 /;
cows S2Ud2.75; grass Texas steers, S3vyG
10: fed Texas steers, s3.iVl4l5; grass
cows, SlS5G2J0.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,ico: shipments, iSp
Market strong and 5G10 cents higher. Top
prices. $50: bulk of sales, Si35Hi.i5
mixed lots, St.OoGi.3D.
chi
ket active and strong. Native mixed
sold at So 25d4 so; westerns, Si.oo.
Kansas CITY. March MISUNDERSTANDING
2cOD; shipments. 1900. Market strong ana
10 cents higher. Texas steers, zoo .e1
beef steers, si.90T5.7o; stockers and feed
ers S3.S5d+.50 .oo
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, gro
Market 10 cents higher. Bulk OF safes,
s. 90T4 %: heavies. A.25Gri5O: packers, SID
"a %: mixed. s4.25d4.40: lights, NlVd4-oo'
workers, silO0S5o; pigs, s3:seGi2o.
Sheep-eRcipts, 1000; shipments none
Market steady.
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never stand and criticise the actions
of the federal courts OF his country. he
said that in the Dillon case the court Of
oregon and the court OF Idaho conced-
ed by their orders that the wyoming
court was primary jurisdiction and con-
coded to it the right TO primarily make
any order in that case
He paid his respects Ia Mr. Storey's
statement made that the Loan and
Trust company did not ask for the APP
pointment OF its receiver. but for the
appointment OF Il proper courts re-
Ceiver and seid the peti toners had
picked a receiver, meaning John NJ
Eagan. chairman o< the Managers
associa ton during the great strike last
summer had brought him clear across
the continent, and he had sat in the
court room during all OF the argument
and sat there today as petitioners
exhibit A. in the case.
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sou~ Brief Tpifapha

Ths following are ansonE tb> hris. ard
curious eplfAyks ssen IN Europesn GENE
tef.es. ~ Worcester. England. TIRE nlsb
erected cser q departed suct!orssr = IN
.crsoed with a single word. Gene. In
Sussex fte Initials and date q TIE Seosb
q tie dsr-s-rTi arr followed b two WORDS
she was Gn tAe faeaUfnent % ChaSlSs
To- - q Germany TIE 0rlsf !nscr4ptioa
D. CzTs.o Nagno The rnost ruEs.sr.s-
be j. a, Gaze Hsl ozrlsterJ. BestA1s.
where tie lns-r5pfioa sayA L&fs til
called for. st Lozss Espghlic
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BE KILL Cd III HORSE.
But in Return the sheriff Gave it TO Sim in
the ung

Joe Ransom. yardmaster at the Tn
ion Stock yards, says that some of the
men who attended the cattlemenS
convention at Fort Worth report Sc
rious shooting ARRAY al Ashland, Kan
saS.
The story is that about year ago
Charles Parker was arrested for steal
ing cattle at Ashland and gave bond
for his appearance at court but skip
ped out by the time court convened.
Nothing was heard of Parker until
ii few days ago when he returned To
the neighborhood of Ashland and sent
word 10 Sheriff Ravencroft where he
was stopping and also if he wanted him
70 come and get him.
Sheriff Ravencroft supposed that Par
her had concluded to give himself up
and Re got on his horse and rode to
TIE place indicated about five miles
ffo-n As land.
When Sheriff Ravencroft neared the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15
London Auction Wool Sales.

tendance a the wool auction sales today
The selection was the best so far offered
at tohis series The demand was ex-
tremely active. especially for French
stuff North Sydney and Darlington woods
were in strong demand. American buy
ers were among the purchasers. The
number OF bales offered was 39SS, OF
which 500 were withdrawn: Quotations
New South Wales, secured, g-,dd1s 4i.d
greasy, 4dISI1d. Queensland, secured,
6s3dT1l;sd: greasy. 4dMsizd. Victoria,
secured, Js4dG1s ed; greasy. 4dqSsd.
South Australia, secured. Is I.dT1s Id /;
greasy, 3s.d1rtd. Tasmania, greasy. I'd.
New Zealand. secured. 7i3dnls: greasy,
4l.oGl0d. Cape OF oGod Hope and Natal,
secured, 1Sfl 2jsd: greasy, idn1lisd.
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~. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis March 4.-Butter-Quiet;
fancy F,lgin. slGap.c: separator creamery,
l4Tl5c. EggS-Firmer and higher; tresh,
16i-c. Hay-Dull: prairie. prime 10 choice.
- 5a69. 20: f1rinae timothy. S9.0. Lead
pull. lower. 81 seq. Spelter-Quiet, SASi12-
Cotton ties and bagging-Steady. Pork
Prime steam. s.. 10 choice, s5.S2i5. Dry
salt meats (boxed)-Shoulders. $5.U. longs,
SS.D0; ribs. S6.i2iA; shorts, So, Bacon
shoulders, Ss.0c; longs. $50; rios.
IS s3i.: shorts, Ss.I5. FlaXseed-eIIiet, SlSl.
clover seed-Choice, $50; timothy seed.
s. SQ5. 90 Corn meal, $40: Bran
Higher: scarce, T1tsc east track: MS
key-Distillers' finished goods, NS
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FayoR OF DEsUEEEE.
Thar-son Object. 60 the .rsSi-die;ion snd Is
Incidentally Sarcastic


Incidentally Sarcastic
Portland. Ore, March lt.-SsnatcT
John " Thurston today argued IT. IA
yor OF the demurrer 10 tn American
Loan and Trus; company against The
Oregon Short Lire ard Utah SuT'he-n
Railway company. he sad the FIRST
MORTGAGES on The original O-efo- -hfrL
Line and Utah Northern were nTst
liens m the properties and that any
SUBSEQUENT mortgage was EEbjecf ~
these prior liens. H said thai JUDICIAL
prupris1y. which the solicitors o. Diiio1-
trustee. had no right % disregard. r.
ouired that when the force issgre 81;
v-a= brought "a be- commenced Ia fan
Fszhfh circuit which had priUags
Jurisdiction. lie sz1d iu ttsss proceed
fugs the counsel !er complainant hza
referred tirIs@ and again. D. inDGerlio
rather than BY plain sEy-azlfs. - errors
made n ne Oriers made by the fedora!
courts fran the beginning o. the Ans
suit down 70 date. lie said Re saoul1
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Stock Yard Notes


Charles Brown brought in car load or
stockers from Mulvane-
Harry Myers of wellington. had cattle
and hogs on the market today
That old reliable shippers OF Cheney,
Harvey Grace. was on the market with a
car load of hogs.
John I. Brown of Delphos, and John r.
Williams of Eureka, were at the yaruS
today.
Toe Ransom the accommodating and ef-
ficient yardrnaster today received the foI-
lowing which explains itself;
Topeka. Kan. March IL
Mr. " Ransome, Wichita, Kan.
Sir.-At a meeting of the Live STOCK
Sanitary Commission of Kansas, held at
Topeka today, you was app9ih.eI ~.
snector for Kansas. to be located at wien
ia stock wards Wichita Kan, and you
are hereby authorized to act as such DUR
ing the year of 1893: CO. c,.ar-.
BY order OF the Live STOCK "d"i'"''
Commission of Kansas. -
GEO. c. PRICHARD, Secretary.
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STRANGE As 1T MAY SEEM.
/ Missionary Near Bitlis Dies Other Than a
Violent Death.

Boston, March IA cable dispatch
has just been received by the American
board announcing the death of Rev.
George Gushing Knapp at Bitlis, east
ern Turky. Mr.. Knapp has been a
missionary in that country for forty
years, which have been years of severe
labor and much peril. His home has
been at Bitlis, which is near the present
political turmoil. The Sassoun mas
sacre occurred in that vicinity. Mr..
Knapp's death was not caused by any
violence. He leaves an adult son and
daughter as missionaries at tie same
station
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srr,inl.se. In T.flarsAs.

Tailoring Ike CHER sHtsusivs indrs-
tres IN metropolitan lie. - diserxlhoi
One Err. dos po'hins but cutting az
oEhcr oonfnes l.ssif - buftoasols making
al third te~ps men employed al ;as
tine IN spcnging clo&s- bgf,snhcio rask
ing i TIE -; h .issif. AID a. ssp~rs
oan make gOot WAGES a. lE-Chiesgo
Trlb4ns
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NEW DANGER TO FINANCES
Apprehended Effect of the Payment of the
Chinese Indemnify.

New York. March 1.-THE World
this morning says: A new menace 70
finances has suddenly come into being
The price Of silver has advanced -
cents an ounce following similar adj
vance in London. due To the beginning
Of a boarding here and abroad in the
anticipation Of immense financial trans
actions when China begins 10 pay TIE
war Indemnity demanded by japan, ~
So. oo0. go VIII China have 20 pay N
silver or goid7 In either coin the effect
ur,or the United States viii % irTiTred +
ate. II gold Is demanded IL J. fear 81
that the rate Of exchange IN LondGn
will suddenly shoot UP ana that TIE
treasury viii be subjected % new ana
greater drain than any II It's history
bAfore-one that Morgan and Belmont
viii hzs rsoxsrieSs 10 stop
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TO MAKE A SAFE SrELL.
Manufacturers Figure on Establishing 4
Special Plant.

Cleveland. Ohio, March 14-Thirteen
Of the leading safe manufacturers of
the country were in session at the Hol-
lenden today discussing various sub
jects OF interest 10 the trade. One OF
the most important matters under con-
sideration was the establishing OF a
rolling mill for the manufacture OF steel
used in safe making. The capital stock
necessary to tie enterprise would he
between S. 100000 and $4,000. oo0. It
would give employment 10 large num-
her of men. Another question brought
up for consideration was the credit
system and = is probable that some
action will be taken with a view Of
shortening il.
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place Parker came out from the house
and opened fire on the sheriff. Tie sher-
iff returned the fire and regular duel
ensued in which the sheriff's horse was
killed and Parker was shot through
the lungs.
Parker was taken to Ashland and is
now in a precarious condition and he
Will probably not recover from his
WODnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15
DRY GooDs MARKET

New York. March 1.-THE most pronli-
nent feature OF the market = the much
stronger tone for coSrs. brown cuttonS-
for which some agents are stronger hoil-
ers ~ : cent advance For al Qs;aii-
ties. prices are stronger and OFFERS that
were accented & week ago csnont BE- re-
rsveS az the same figures CcnvTteTs are
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Cirnr Trade Not Affected.

New York. March 14-So far the
troubles i'm Cuba. have had no effect on
the Havana cigar trade and none of the
local wholesalers or retailers here
found II necessary to make revolution
ary excuse for putting up prices.
There is no likelihood Of 4 susp y sion
of exports Of cigars from the Island
unless Havana should be blockaded and
this is extremely unlikely.
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50 hsd sers s.t liam nd sra.
eai,irE - IN eHessr ssttefiY gbe .
el.il-r ilGltsH< click q t,.a fece.glnr sss.-
cams sosrGsd IA he of.scr. sad slsa s4s4
% her eoErpzatsn. -Tssf's ssosa G@er=1,
law. eNa tell kts sg..;ss "--PE4ia-
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GRAIN MOVEMENT
Kansas city Grain.

kansas Citv. March l.-Wheat-Steady;
No. ? hard, SIC: No. red, 5SG53izc: re-
iected. 4sc Corn-Steady; No , mixed,
4i2al,sc: No white. 42iec: Oats-Steady'
Firm No > 53c Pran-FlT|. 6SfI1bc
Hay-Weak: unchanged. Butter-Neak
creamery. I5aISc; dairy, 1eGl4c- Eggs
Ouiaf oT9lsc
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CONFESSED JUDGMENT ON NOTES.
Execution Levied on Property OF the Wood
Harvester Company

Chicago. March 1.-THE Walter \.
Wood Harvester company confessed
judgment in the superior court today
for S26.253 in favor OF the National
Bank OF the Republic. An execution
was issued and deputy she-iffs levied
on the stock in the warehouse Of the
company at a Taylor street. The stock
which was seized by the sheriff consists
OF a large number OF harvesting ma
chimes which are kept in store IN the
Chicago warehouse Of the company.
Judgment was confessed on notes OF the
company held by the bank The conf
pany Is one OF the largest concerns IN
the country engaged in the manufac-
ture OF harvesting machines.
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canrassing the market and securing many
lots at current rates. Print cloths are
strong at , 7-I6 cents. Joohers have had
another good ay, and sales We're larger
with commission houses. There was an
improved mail order demand for miscel-
laneouS aSSortmentS-
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American Cloth i'm England.

Washington. March l4.-Ihe state ce-
partment has received reports tIoln
i-ritad states Consul Neeker at Brad
ford England. TO the effect that Amerl-
can worsted and cloth are being SOLD
in England below the price of CORES
nonding English clothing One large
firm in Bradford. he says, has sent
travelling men to Indie. south America
and France with samples OF twist. me
lang and flannel made IN New iork'
and orders are expected.
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FlOur-f1rn, Unchanged
Cash quotations We're As follows
No. spring wheat. 51iId6ll4c; No 3.
nominal; No. red. 81 2Tt56c. No. . corn,
4i7sc; No. yellow. 43l. a 4Shsc. No. 2oats.
2ac; No . white. 52l N22aic: No 5. 8Ie0
32ILc. No. rye, sc. No. > barley. 5i6r 55c
No. 3. 51d5ic; No. 4, nominal. No. l fax
seed. $40. Prime timothy seed, $40.
Mess pork, per Dbl, sl2.0lI 12i2. Lara,
Qoose.D S5.SoG5.S5. Dry salted shoulders,
(boxedO 4Ad4zs. Short clear sides. thoxedl
Sc loaf. 90 Whiskey. distillers finished
goods, per gal, $l-2sl2. SuGars-tn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15
WICHITA MARKETS.
Wichita, March II.

The demand for cattle of all gardeS
was much greater than the supply ahc
all the offerings brought steady TO strong
lot The demand for good butchers cows
and heifers is especially strong, and one
choice COW sold today for $50 TINS Is
a sample of what good stock OF inns ue-
scriDtion viii bring on this market.
r.-r.r,rc s ,CIA-E- PRICES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15

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D!sa ssy yer honor % The isSsre He
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