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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02
FELT RATHER THAN SEEN.
Tangible But Not Satisfactory Signs of I'm
provement.

provement.
New York, March 1.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say: While the general
course of trade during the first two
months Of the current year has been
disappointing, February ends and
March begins with tangible, though
not as yet satisfactory, signs Of i'm
provement. Larger easter tobbers Of
droy goods report the trade meeting
present wants only, that foreign dress
goods are inactive and competitive do
nestle fabrics corTespondinSly slow.
Heavy arrivals Of foreign wool de-
pressed the market. Domestic mills
are gradually filling spring orders
Exports Of wheat Including -four as
wheaO both coasts Of the United
States this week amount to 2,6S9. GOO
bushels against 1,10S. 600 last week,
2972 600 In the week a year ago, 3,251.-
600 bushels in the last week OF Febru-
ary, 1898, and zoos, 900 bushels in the
corresponding week Of 1892 The indie
pendent calculations as 10 the wheat
remaining in the United States March
/, 1885. indicate the total quantity in
the country back of available supplies
to be somewhat in excess OF loo. 0Jo, 001
bushels as compared with perhaps
140. oo0, 600 bushels a year ago The ap-
prcxinate quantity OF wheat at avail
able points throughout the United
States and back of the same at
the present time is about 4o4. coo 900
bushels. whereas one year ago the cor
responding total was 90. 0oo. 900 bushels
Stock speculation in New York has
been irregular. Bearish Influences
were aroused by the advance OF ex-
change rates and the accompanying
advance revived foreign or public in
terest in the market The selling.
however, seems TO have been mainly
short stock and at the end Of the week
there is a rally on the short interest,
due TO the absence OF gold shipments
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CLOSED Dull But FIRM.
Fair Buying in Stocks, Light Business and
slight Changes

New York, March 1.-The stock mar
ket today was much improved in tone
and there was fairly good buying. chief
" for the short accounts. The volume
Of bushes was not, however. large. and
the net changes on the days Calsac-
tons as 4 rule are light. with a ma
joriJy of the stocks traded in showing
an appreciation in values compared
with the closing prices OF yesterday.
The granger stocks were Well held
throughout the day and closed at or
within i cent Of the best figures touch
ed ST Paul was most largely dealt n.
and bought in goodly amount for the
Chicago account. The unfavorsbie ~
u,ors current before today as 70 the an
nuaI statement OF New Jersey Central
made The report appear favorable when
published today. although it showed d
deficit OF Ss437sS after the payment %
the regular per cent dividend C0nse-
QuentIy there were purchases 70 cover
contracts which caused an advance n
shares The other coalers were nsglec-
ted The general market opened Irreg-
ular or light trading. then reacted
traction. except for Leather prefrrefi.
which broke IL percent OF sales 20 IL
shares. Illinois Central lost IL Der
cent on a similar transaction 4 recov-
cry OF part Of the loss was made zbCut
- O'Clock but before noon the spec uIa-
ton again became heavy ana prices
rorped fractiCCaiIE. except Is 70 Gen
e al Electric, which fell OF = per cent
! movement 10 cover short contracts
Was begun after midday. which, caused
a gradual Improvement ana the market
closed dun but fra
Speculation IL bonds was quiet and
CainterestinE. The majority ot tAe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOR SALE OR TRADf--FIss Imported
Clyde stallo1- J. - Ezldersto1. : g - I
Main 81 gsf-Fs =
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GOLD EXPORTS WE'RE FEARED.
Exchange Rates Where Shipments Might
be Made With Profit

New York. March 1.-Bradstreet's
financial review will say tomorrow
In a speculative sense the week has
been a disappointment The success
OF the bond issue did not arouse any
outside interest in the market enther
here or in London and the rapid rise
Of exchange rates created fear Of gold
exports which. though unfoUnded, tend
ed to cerate a bearish feeling
TIE dividend on Canadian Pacific has
been its influence, and activity during
the early part OF the week was almost
entirely at the expense OF values !.
was not till Friday that the increase OF
the short interest brought about rally
and strengthened the market which
was. however. also affected By the alb
sence Of the expected gold shipments
and by the approaching adjournment
OF congress.
The closing Of the subscription for the
new ! Per cent bonds. with applications
on this side OF the ocean for about SZo9. =
ca1. go and the fact that bidders received
only q small proportion OF the amounts
asked for. has. OF course, been one q
the chief matters OF interest It's effect
on the market has, however. been neC-
tralized by the unexpected strength %
exchange and the probability that gold
might be taken from the treasury and
shipped abroad even before the syndicate
had carried out its bargain TIE ex-
change was certainly nervous and
s,rozg with rates ar level which would
allow OF gold shipments. At the sane
tire Il = evident that the syndicate
controls The situation ard that while
X cannot prevent rates from rising. II Il
able fo- some time % cone 10 cheek
81 jprIeLcs Of specie.
London was not only disturbed By the
action OF exchange here bus took TIE
Passing q the Canadian sci1c dividend
a. another reflection upon American
railroad securities This. of course.
was unjust as the stock has never ben
4 favorite here London. however
was a seller q its Specieltes and OF
Louisville and Nashville in particular
Eea-iSh pressure vas again EloWn II
Northwest v isiIs New York Central Vas
by rguoTS that treasury stock
had teen marketed 4 drive n Mis-
souri, Pacific vas accompanied ~ ~
mors 81 a receiveTShip. but TIRE TACT
developed that AsSSTh Gould ard Sage
who hold al re conspznys floating si@ss-
obIE1rious are ready 10 f8-s; them IN
ths shape - 81 80 per cent col
lateral bonds. Men Jersey Central MAS
another bear specially and the whole
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

Grated Cheese and Ozloas.-p-o~
cure three or 4ogr large sound spzalsa
onions, wash and peel them. ca: into
slices Tzther above half a. iBch tLss<.
and place x = single Layer. sie5e - sssse.
IA a weil-5attered sSk4nx diah-
sp-lalle a lttle salt ans pepper over
them, pl4ce tAsnn IN . qaie< oven. and
set them remain uatsl t@n6sr. Ssv~sz
.zeh p-sce % onloa thlcscly lrfta zra.es
chess. and return 10 Gssh % The oven
for few nszat~s. Ez.SI ~ cheese /.
disso!v=e LIZ the slices carefully on
% q hot ci&h- AM serve At .ze-. Trxv
Will e improves Il . LITTLE mustard :
eaten with them Il val % soss4
that The ozsons ,2ke abou. aalf an
boar % sasss before thsy ara tea2ss.-
Lseas xs.Szry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02
Coffee Onions

New York. March Coffee options
opened steady az unchanged prices TO )
points advance: ruled generally firm on
unexpected European cables; closed duh
at sale points let advance. Sales, Is, -
bales. including March. Sl5.o5G Isle: June.
ST 5C1I4S5: July. Sl4-Sl: September. Sl4.15TI
IA ~. October. SIi.75G14 ~: December. $lt.6a
Spot cofee-FiEm; No d I6'e- Mild
steady: Cordova. ISS. GlSi.. Sales. 2.uD0
bass Rio No. spot at i6ls; 2.Oso bags Rio
Nos and sat l4ss c l. l.; LEO bass Rio
". : minus X points spot at 16is; le'9
hays Santos at 17S.. eN-Shtp described
- arehouSe deliveries from New / orS yes
to-day 200 BAGS: New York stock today,
: '-.ls5 bags. United States stock, 1851
r. -, affoat for the Initsi States. 4l2-sSs
f2Es- against +i4.e73 bags last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

LOST-At Degree OF Honor ball. q
ladies' watch Finder win please return
and receive reward Miss sadie Todd
over ~ -. Main G10-21 Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOR EALE-Ahoszt Esxtv yards EXTRA
Lowell Brussels carpet X n f.1rs-r- bzea
use1 only = few weeks Good aa EsE a.
z bsrE11- En3 E1zro&s8re Io. est
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

WANT Edo bgv schoot or county
street c1-scsg
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Cattle market steady
RESENTATIVE SALES.
Stock Yard Notes.

H J. Menil Of Furley, was on the market
with car of hogs.
John Cooley came in from Rose Hill
with a car of hogs.
s Knoblauch OF Colwich. was among
the shippers having car of hogs on the
market
F H. Neal ofLorena- was a the yards
with q car of hogs
Chris Shepperd OF Goddard. came in with
a car of hogs.
A B. Crawford of Garden Plain. had
hogs on the market
Several stSckmen from neighboring
towns were buying stock at the yards
today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOE SALE o. TzaDE5-E5r yhzsto-.
. trst-eL4ss. se.l-oGiaS surrey EeEsy
E-oa css-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOg SALE plllsTs- s-trrh facs. D.
l-caes IL diameter EasEslre ~ To F-zrle
cGce Ga =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

TAKEN CP-Ons Jersey h@afsr. a, -
South EmporfA ave cE-s'g
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs

Hew York. March 1-Butter-Easy
western dairy. eGI5: western creamery,
Haze; western factory. S014c: EIgins
&c. imitation creamery, i0It6c: state
dairy. lf03hc; state creamery, old, I21
Is
kggs-EaSy: state and Pennsylvania.
sec: western fresh. 2Slsc; southern, -.
REGENTS 295S packages
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March Local jobbe-s have
been doing more business BUYERS are
plenty Their purchases cover all de-
partments OF goods and articles The
demand engagements have been OF the
irregular character OF previous days. YET
greater interest has been manifested in
staple and colored goods. Dress goods
active with agents and jobbeTs, : are
also white goods. Wooden goods are
in moderate demand for autumn Print
ing cloths in moderate demand for April
contract at 81, At which the market i
quiet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

-Iae Filter wslsz-ve E<a-
TTea. deal ao-adsys sbozs -vonsn's
szoe-.o-ity over men add tAAr ~ for-
f'9sr = a. shis % do MAS svork as Ia
= himself. has - % the koz- % x,sfasy
70 Fresa 1s haven't heard ~ .ny 81
car lady friends er0~d4nx thssr has
ha5es away from fse sAxtsrx al
saving wood themselves
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New Orleans.

New Orleans, March Lection futures
steady Sales, q, 800 bales; March, s5.3yd
o:2l; April, s5-16Q5I7; May, S5.21G5.Z3; June,
3; 5sq5-Zs; July, S.Ad5.35; August, S5-5ed
30; September, s5.42Q5A October. S5.454
9.4I; November, S5.4Sd5.5o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

anthracite group was more OF is~s fn-
f1elced - reports OF the bad cc1ti-
tiors existing n The coal trade an the
inpossihlIssy q forming a contract b.
tween n producers
Interest n H. iZ6astriais certsred r.
DlsIti5e-s and CaicaE5 Gas. The Ts3rEaln
izati<.n plan Tor the former company -
- come o9t -exF VTseE. ne azsesz.r7r-.
i - said beng - = shzre Tie STOCK
Tcze n y = - cent Chiczzo Gas sEss
affected bot little ~ TIE granting 81
the part o. RE Ch5csEo city cocnEa o. 4
Few franchise
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>uGAr.

New York March 1.-Suga Raw firm
Sales. 2Ntoo bags centrifugal e. test. at
* g and L. 10 tons nuscoVado "a test.
AZ l-l6. and Loo bags molasses ~ test,
al Is. cents
Reiinel-In fair demand; No. {, SssG
SIS. cents
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Chicago. March There was little
| change today in the cattle market. The
supply was light and the demand was
good and prices generally firm Choice
neaVy cattle We're scarce and sold strong
the best offered bringing $3.50. while a
| fancy article would have found a buyer
at 500 and better without a doubt. Or
binary light steers Were somewhat neglect
| ed and were inclined to be weak, but in
all other branches OF the market there
was frmness
The hog market was quite strong today.
A further decrease in the receipts and the
firm market quoted on change seemed to
induce feeling Of greater confidence and
the days supply was bought up quick
at prices averaging cents higher than
yesterdays closing quotations. Scarcely
anything III heavy weights sold below
si.le and few Of the light kind went below
$685. The choicest Of the former reached
81. 4ed4 42i. and there Were sales of as
sorted light as high as A15li- 20. The
quality was fair and most OF the sales
were at 81 15d4.30 for averages of more
than go pounds, and largely at S3.S5d 10
for light.
There was light supply of sheep here
today and the demand was active. The
tendency was in the direction of better
prices. No decided advance was made.
however. quotations ranging from $50 TO
$40 for poor 70 choice sheep. and from
s.. . 10 1915 for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 400; calves, 30; hogs,
$500; sheep, $500
Omaha March .-Cattle-Receipts 800
The market was active and strong for
anything at all useful in the beef steer
line and some good 1850 pound beeves
brought $50 the highest for the season
Cow stuff was in fair supply and buyers
made a strong and partially successful
effort 10 shade prices.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Common 10
choice heavy and butcher weights and
light mixed stuff went at s3-s013s5. Trade
was tolerably brisk and the close strong
for decent weights. Pigs and light lights
sold very generally in yesterdays notches,
around S3.0oG3-40. Trading was largely
at s.. 1880.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,ooo Very few were
offered for sale, being mostly billed
through There was good demand and
a quotably firm market for desirable NUT
tons and lambs.
Kansas City, March 1.-Cattle-Receipts
:. 900; shipments, 1900. Market steady to
strong. Texas steers, s3.50T430; beef
steers, s3-5GQ6.5O; stockers and feeders,
s.. 0glii.oo
Hogs-Receipts, II 800: shipments, 100
Market strong to cents higher. Bulk of
sales, S.9ad1410; heavies, S3S5Gi2O; pack
ers. S3.91Q42O; mixed S.7O64I0; lights,
g. 55G5-sG workers.. S3.5e93.90 pigs, S3.50Gt
$50.
sheep-Receipts. $3.50; shipments. none.
Market strong.
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HOTEL GCEsT-~Now. are you sure that
THIS ped Is quite cleaRs-' Maid-~Yes- sir
me sleets were only washed this morning
lust feel en-, they ain : dry yet It'll is
EVEN political silence Is golden, bglt much
Of the political talk IS leadea--YoEksrs I'd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02
THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.

The Want Columns Of a Daily Paper tell
you where It pays 20 advertise.
II you have anything 70 BY. SELL.
TRADE OR REsNT. Try these columns.
PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No ertiserlents taken for less than ID
cents
one lire advertisements charged same
rate as tWo lines.
Prices given under classified heads IN
this column applicable only 10 local 3d-
ve-tise,aeuts- No foreign advertisements
taken a. above rate.
Answers 20 advertisements sent IN care
o. the EAGLE Office should be called COR
within ten days OF Insertion When al
vertisers wish replys forw arded 70 them
stamped envelopes must bs sent
Reference 70 former advertisements
should give description and date Of In
serticn or COPY OF the advertisement
should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone
Classified advertisements viii be cents
per line each insertion; average seven
words 10 line. agate measurement
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, March 1.-The following table
by Bradstreet's, shows the total
cIearances a the principal cities and the
per centage of increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

-sNot included in total because contain
ing other than clearings.
Not included II total because no com
parison for last year.
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WANT Ep-Butte Fmfik FreeZ Free The
LeweIiing Creamery Co. has located Per
TuarentIy at II North - artSe- street. and
viii give away fresh n1ttermiik for a
few days only. after which IL viii % II
cents a gallon Bring Jour jug Lew
cling Creamery CO. ds7-tg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

Flour-Firn-
No. spring wheat. 5asG5Sssc; No s.
nominal; No red. 5224 fI54Ssc. No. corn,
:3l4c No. yellow, 41iaG43c. No. oats
eSas n &c: No. white. sc: No. 8, S1Isd3124c
No : rye. 5liec. No. barley, 53c: No. 3.
Suisse: No. + Sic. No l ffaNseed 81 10
Prime timothy seed. $50. Mess pork, per
Dbl, $l0ad1e.35 Lard, per 100 lbs, S.. ~.
Short rib. sides, Qoose,b s. 20c5.25. Dry
sailed shoulders. boxed 45s942. Short
clear sides. (boXed) S5.59Q5 50. Whiskey
tistiilers' finished goods. per caL, SIS.
S1sEa rS--T nc HANGED
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The aa1iehia Daily EAGLE Saturday zor,re 4areh 2 1sa5
STOCKS AND BONDS

sales were at lower figures. The az
gTegate sales were $343. 500
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A E LAWRENCE.
Manager for
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealers in
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS.
Telephone 155. Corner lst and 5th

Telephone 155. Corner lst and 5th
WICHITA. KAN.
The Lenten season is near a hand. and
in view OF this we have made extra ar
engagements to carry III stock several diff
ferent kinds OF Fish. We are not pre-
pared to quote prices this issue. but
remember US, We, viii be in line with
TO fill your orders for Catfish and Oysters
and we wish TO state that We have as
fine stock as can be bought and take
Will notice that our prices are as low as
the lowest. Give US small order and
see what kind of stock we can furnish
you.
Now, a word about the Poultry and
Egg market; Poultry is lower owing 10
heavy receipts. and We look for prices on
Us which iuterferes with the market
quite little biz About Eggs. they
ceipts but LOOK OFT NEXT WEEK.
Receipts are getting heavier, ana there
viii be crash in prices some of these
DAYS when you least expect il.
We are paying as follows at present:
Cents Per ID.
Turkey Hens .-.-..-..-.-.....--..--....
Hens ........-..........--......
Ducks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
1oA - =
spring hIf TO two-thiris erorn-
reese -----..--------.---.-.
RroilerS ....-...---.-.......-....... ..........
Eggs, per dozen ...-..--....-.-.-.....Ii
we viii sau Won choice FISH AND
OYSTERS az the following prices.
Choice dressed catfish, large. per IL
Choice dressed catfish. medium. per ID. 10
Trout ...........-..... .-..-..............-.
White fish -...-..-.............
Fresh salmon .................. -.
Extra Select oysters. per ga!......-.-S 81 I
Select Oysters. per gal.-.--..-.....-.....l5 y !
Standards. Choice. per gal-.-...-..--... - /!
Nov. We wish to remind you that when =!
you order from Us, II does not take \
week for you 10 get your goods: but |
your order comes in on cue train and /
the goods so out on the nexr, making only /
a few hours
correspond with Us. We want volIr rlro 1
GUCe. and want 70 furnish Won with Fish
and Oysters Respectfully.
CAMPBELL PRODUCE co,
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PERSONAL
Piles, TiStula IisSure

Ard al diseases .
The frcturn cure {
NltAou. kuif-. llsk-
tuTe. o. Cauz-tsN
CJ RS GUARIy-
1EEU 80 N0uay
L. 10 paid att. -
GsHfle cgr-l.
PRIVATE DIs-
fASE> n l.gta
fFEes { aickIT
cured "a The shortest
fiIeand on The u ssst
r s-.sC abr ter u .
Wildcat "a. U.s. -
c&EEeTDes drugs
f-a1ass GilEnrafsfn
FHlr=re - -.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Statesmen WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

WANTED-Houest party to take half
interest in small general store ia large
dress for particulars store" Topeka, OK
dss-St q
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, March I.
HOGS
Hog market strong to cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Kansas CITY Grain.

On the Produce Exchange today I
butter market was dull: creamery, l
Pc: dairy, $3.50. Eggs firm, 361ac
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WANTED-To purchase or trade FOR
drug store located or movable Must r.
cheap. Address Drugs" care OF Eagle
Gg-5t u
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FOR sAlE-wlsCELIAHsCus.

FOH S1LE-NtSLELLGN s[US.
CCnder this head 5c Per Hns per day.
FOR sALE-ThoToughbrsd sDarisI pups.
1852 :. Emporis- Gs1-zLgE
FOR sALE-Pedls-reet B-o~n I,egho-n
eggs for sac AZ Sc s Euporia ave. J.
6 Natson dH-stg
FOR sALE-Rsspberry biackbsrry ard
strawberry plants Inquire a. 10 Z
Douglas eF9-stz
FOR sALE-A nice young jersey better.
rs Biting ave es.j-ss-gs
FOR SALE OR TRArE-FIse imported
Clyde stallol- J. y. Ezldersto1. q -
Main 81 Gs9-s,4
FOR SALE-At a discount, Hrst mort
gage cf 3 80. uue IN seven months. -
cured By a vel improved nrgf-botto7n
farm = miles from wichita Inquire az
Pscnia's furniture store. -. - y. Aziz
81 lst-sL
FOR SALE or Rent zg-sars psa.ao.
Enquire AZ - East Central ave. 1.s-s;fE
FOR sALE-Furultur- polish. 2 cea-s
q 5ottie. 10 crEsa required Emo F1rrG-
tGEs CO. es-s-
FOR sALE-Aboat ssxty yards extra
Lowell Brussels carpet " n fz1rs-r- hs-ea
use-- only = few weeks Good as Gsw- a.
= osrsl1- En0 El-ras;Dre to. est
WANT F-I-To bay school or county &
o-1c-s- lt-lls & E11Esa-. 80 y lfarEet- 7
street c1sc@
FOX sALE OF TRADE-E5r phzstou.
. trst-eL4ss. Ee.4-sGl.l surrey. AeEsy 4
- =
FOg SALE pzlI~ys. 7-tslh facs, 81
riches a. diameter EasEslFe - the E-aTle 4
------ - 80
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Kansas City, March 1-Wheat-Fir7n.
Nc. hard and No. , red. 52G5Sc; re-
lected. 4SC. Corn-Duil. No. mixed,
Firm; No, > mixed 2slec; No. white. Sic
Rye-Firn; No. > &c Bran-Firmer.
67Q6Sc. Hay-Dull steady; timothy. SEQ
fI@.5o; prairie. S70s6S.0o Rutter-DulI,
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THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.

FOR SALE-A sraau clean stock OF
crcSS- Invoice about 80 Doing a
paying business Investigate. Address
Lock Box - Dexter. Kansas. dSi-fft3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

GOOD PAYING Hotel business. furui-
ture included. for sale Inquire OF Tuck
er & Spencer, over III r. Douglas.
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Under This Ee&ad g Per hns per day.
FOR sAI.E-Thoroughbrs spanfeI pups.
1912 :. Enporla- dgl--LfE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

- leading futures ranged as follows:
articles. Open'g Hight Low't Clos =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOR SALE-Pedi greed B-o-n L.eEhoru
ezzs Tor sale AZ Sc :. Emporia ave. J.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-02

FOR SALE-RsspberTy blackberry ard
strawberry PLANTS. Inquire a. 10 Z
Douglas. ssFs-sf =