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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Regular meeting OF Wichita Encamp-
ment No. %. /. o. o. F., tonight. Work
in the second degree. f. b. Messerve.
scribe.
The ". c. T. L. Will meet at go
o'clock this afternoon. Subject OF Bible
reading: The Divine Secret" The di-
rectors will also hold a meeting.
Regular meeting Of Wichita Council
No. u. r and S NJ, tonight. Business
OF Importance. Every member il re-
quested TO be present. F. J. COssit. Re-
corder.
The regular meeting OF Wichita Lodge
No. IS. Order OF Select Friends. at Peer
les hall this Tuesday evening al go
O'Clock. a full attendance Is desired.
Visitors welcome.
All those taking part in the opera.
Little Tycoon" under the auspices Of
the welles Circle o. Kings Daughters.
will please meet in the Musal club room.
city building. at 7:30 this evening.
A special meeting OF Elmo Lodge OF
Perfection, No. 3. viii be held az the
Cathedral this evening for the purpose
Of considering petitions and other mat
ters relating 20 the coming reunion.
Henry Wallenstein. V. NJ.
All friends OF the Eastern Star are
cordially invited % participate with
them in celebrating their seventh ami
versary tomorrow afternoon and even
ing al the Masonic hall. Come and you
will be served with an excellent supper
between the hours OF and 8 O'Clock a;
a small cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
TIE WEATHER
Wichlra. Kan. March 9.

Wichita. Kan, March 9. is17.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Tuesdany and Wednesday fair. warmer on
Wednesday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was "a. TIRE lowest =.
and the mean a. with &c inch OF rain be
fore morning followed by very warm ard
partly cloudy weather. fresh 20 brisk south
wind. shifting just before nlZht 20 north.
lower pressure. = 81 inches a. ?. II.
Thus far this month the average ten
persturs has been q degrees.
For the past eight years the average tsuo-
persture for the month OF March has been
a, and for the Sth day ~
FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. D. c. March s-Fo-eeast
I'll S p. III Tuesday.
For Oklahoma aai Ind.sr Territory
Local rains. followed b. clearinE and cooler
weather: virlis shifting 20 west
For Ksnsss-Psrtly clouey weather; win
showers n eastern portion. north T.-ea.
slightly @7rier
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low s00. while but small percentage sol1
above SEQ, sales being largely at ASq5.t0
and the extreme range of prices was SS.Ia1
$50 Stockers and feeders sold well at $3.50
Q4.l0: good and medium weight steers had
the preference. The best cows and he.fe-s
sold from 81 4oG42, and calves show no
change. Texas fed cattle were active and
firm with a moderate supply.
Hogs-In hogs the reduced supply failed
to strengthen the market, and prices broke
2l.d5 cents after early strength. Sales were
at an extreme range of $S.i5I3.eo for COM
mon heavy to prime light hogs. pigs cover
ing about tn esame range Hogs sold very
largely at S.z5Q3.s5, heavy packing hogs
bringing S.45G3.6o.
Sheep-In sheep, the supply was well
taken at stronger prices. choice sheep being
scarce. Common to choice f1ocks were sala-
BILE al s2.50G3.40. with westerns selling at
lambs went al s35V95.25. Lambs were 15c
higher.
Rece:pts-Cattle 1900; hogs. &c. oco; sheep.
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mach s.-Cattle-Receipts.
1850: shipments, 1900: market 5dloc higher
for best grades; others barely steady. Texas
steers. g S004.i 40: Texas cows, 2.75aS-S0; ns-
tive steers. S3.ocd5o0: native steers. 5000
$50; native cows and heifeers, sl.I5G3-sc;
stockers and feeders, S2I5QS.io; bulls, $40
@3.N.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 400; mar
ket opened strong SC higher. closed weak
I0c lower. Bulk of sales, s3.1OG3-So; heavy,
60 7eG3.75; pa ckers. s3.7513.S0; mixed. $3.50
SEQ; lights. s3.65G3.15; workers. sS.55G3.1o;
pigs, S.50d355.
Sheep-Rece:pts 1.500; shipments $50: mar
ket strong. Lambs, s36oG4.I0; muttons.
So. 7c14.10.
Representative sales: Texas steers, IS
head, average 1852 lbs, $40; Texas cows. "a
head average 9o2 lbs, $3.50; native steers,
IS head average 1921 lbs, s.; native cows
and heifers, % head, average 1l62 lbs, $50;
stockers and feeders. IS head. average 49,
lbs, $3.50: bulls, head, average 1893 lbs,
$40.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, March 8,-Cattle-Receipt
1900; market active and 10c higher within
the range.
ogs-Receipts 5000; market opened 5 cents
higher, closing weak. Light SS-1o03-S5; mix
ed, Sc. S0G3.S5; heavy, s.. 4003,S0.
Sheep-Receipts 100; market strong, but
quotabiy unchanged.
NEW YORK.
New York. March ALPHABETICALLY 1,
90. Sales Is cars. Active and higher; ma
tive steers. s4.S5G5.15: stays and oxen 50. Is
4.50; bulls, So. O003.90; dry cows, s1.S5q3.5o.
European cables quote American steers
at 1052G11i2c dressed weight; sheep, SG11izc;
refrigerator beef, S7s09c.
Sheep-Receipts 1871. Active; sheepe,
s.. G004.6o.
Hogs-Receipts 11.s72; firm at s4.01G4ao.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
FARMER sLUMPENHAGEN.

Tonight, az the Crawford Grand. viii
eliminate in Pu5lic presentation thai has
been in the course % preparation f5r
weeks. IS farce-1o-=dy entitled Far
ner Slnpenhsgsa- The play - a most
funny situations and sids-spli;tiag colo-
au!es-s treat rarely enjoyed By play
going peopls- NuS said Go ard par
,ake % a tonic taz, viii DO you good s0T
DAYS. Reserved ssats-the Few that are
lef,-st Mos5achsr's.
PRIMROSE AND WEST NINsTRELS
One o. ne peculiar feature about Thea
tc-sc1i bushes Il the way TIE number
o. minstrel companies start 0u- a; he
beginning ot the SEASON and hoE Few
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
Sparagus Kidney Pills are on
the Tidal Wave Of Popu-
larity in Wichita.
The Sale of Them Continues
Enormous and IN
precedented.
SALES INCREASING DAILY
Retail Druggists Scarcely Abs
to Keep Enough of Them
in Stock.

The retaf drug trade OF this city re-
port the demand FOR Or. Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney Pills as being simply enor-
nous. No: only is this demand large in
Wichita but It applies as well 20 all
towns surrounding Us. Everywhere d..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills seem 70 BE
in general demand.
The medical fraternity look on with
wonder at the cures made daily by this
remedy. A physician was recently over
heard 20 say: II have never IN my iiss
had faith in anything advertised as .
medicine until recently. but mus: con-
fess that I really do believe that Dr..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills are a rem
edy OF great worth. j got a sample box
OF these pills and used them IN my pCac-
tee. Several OF my patients have been
taking them. and have experienced .
great change for the better"
The physician who made this remark
has little idea that & would ever appear
in print \; az events. he deserves
great credit for his frank and honess
confession.
Any physician who IS homes. should
prescribe Tor his patients tha; which
Will do the most good.
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survive Over two OF three months. We
hear all sorts OF promises We are given
TO understand all sort OF schemes until
scarcely know who 70 book and whom
TO believe. But II is for the on reliable
one TO show the merit OF ministerisy.
and the absurdity OF giving attention 10
thoseso called fakirs. This one relia6el
one is the Primrose and West Ministries
which starts out every year with
fiuorishing OF trumpets and ends the
season in greater glory than any min
strel company on earth. Primrise and
West are in at the start-thsy are first
al the finish. and simply because their
many years of experience IN the min
stresly business has taught them that
facts not promises are the ESSENTIAL quail
fcations for continued prosperity. This
organization has travelled the country
over twenty-five years. IN that time IL
has been able 10 play town after town
with the splendid results OF return en-
gagements 20 bigger business The show
is thoroughly up-to-date and what IS
more-it is the AMY minstrel company
that is purely a minstrel organization
All the others are mere traversities upon
/ the ramc.
TEMPTATION OF MONEY.
Manager F. L Mertling announces
the engagement at TIT Crawford Grand
| for two nights, commencing Wednesday,
March 10. Of the talented actor. Mr.. VIII
lam Monroe. supported by strong dra-
matte company. including Mss Florence
Wills. Miss Mignon Jude. Miss Laura
/ Mercerneau. Mr. Allen Denond. Mr..
| John V Milton, Mr.. Bertram Millar, Mr..
Jefferson Osbourne and others. all OF
which are capable dramatic and specially
artists OF the higher order.
The company will produce on an elao-
crate scale two celebrated plays which
are not new 10 the public. but plays
which have stood the test OF time and
are OF the appreciative order wherever
presented in a first-class manner Inc
opening bill will be Tom Taylor's four
act comedy melo-drama, The Tempta-
ton of Money which will be presented
with all the necessary music. songs and
dances which are essential for It's proper
production.
On the second night Of the engagement
Alexander Dumas great play OF Monte
| Cristo" Will be presented
Each play will be mounted with ali
/ the scenic and mechanical accessories.
and costumed in the proper style.
The prices for the engagement will be
| 10, 20 and so cents. ladies being admitted
free on the opening night when accom-
panied by a person holding one paid
| 80 cent ticket. which must be purchased
before o'clock Wednesday evening at
Mosbacher's jeweiry store.
FREE AT GARFIELD HALL
The committee on the pavilion VIII
give a unique entertainment with a
cake walk and box social at Garfield
hall on next Thursday evening. March
| IL The proceeds 10 be applied 10 pavil-
| ion fund. Everybody invited TO attend
and enjoy the iuxuries of this cocial-
Ladies bring box-with luncheon.
PROGRAM
| Music by orchestra
Address by Professor Carson
] Duett by Captain W. ". Minick and
| Sister.
Literary selection by Hon. Otto Eek
stein.
Music by Miss Jessie Minick.
Vocal Duet by Carrie Tatenghorst and
Oscar Bissant.
| Selection. Trilby club.
Cake walk and sale OF boxes.
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Buteer-Steady; creamery, 1O4iSc; dairy,
9r16c.
Egss-Steady; fresh. i01hc.
Poultry-Dressed. firm: turkeys n9isc;
chickens. el207izc; ducks, lOdl1c
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-. March S-Wheat-De-
p"and moderate, dull; bids 103c lower; No
hard. 7sG7sizc; No. 3. 7lq74c: No. 4. sig
nominally 75aS7c; No. spring. nominally
7507Sc; No. 3. 71073c.
Confirm. slightly higher but slow; No.
mixed, lie.
Oats-Quiet and steady: No. white, 1870
Rye-Nominsl: No. 2. 3oc.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy, E.5519 %;
choice prairie, S.ood5.5o.
Butter-Steady; creamery, lsel7c; dairy.
I0d-13c.
Eggs-About steady. stsc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. No. March s-ReceIpteFlour
$3.50; wheat 1900; corn 5000: oats q 900;
shipments-Flour 5000; wheat 4. 80: corn
IS. 600: oats ECO.
Wheat-Lower: No. red cash, elevator,
9Sc bid; track, &c; May, sac bid.
Corr-Easy; No. cash, @74c bid: May.
27d22isc asked.
Oats-Dun; No. cash, 17i4c bid; May, IS
G1Sc asked.
Hsy-Dull. steady; prairie, S.coa7 80: tim
othey, $S.OOa10.50.
Butter-F1rm; creamery. 1ials1zc: dairy.
sql5c.
Egg-Lower, SIC.
Pork-Steady; standard mess tobbing,
SS10Gs.s so
Lard-wesker: prime steam. NoeG4o,Ils:
choice, $407ls.
NEW YORK
New York. March S-Fiour-Receipts -
20 barrels; exports 70 rs. Quiet and easier
with the break II wheat. Southern -four
quiet.
Rye-Firmer: No. western. ssGss1.c.
Wheat-Receipts $50 bushels; exports IS.
o.,}. No. hard. SIC Options easie, and
weak. 1a.ala.c net lower: No. ? red March.
S2zsc; May. so-sc.
Corn-Reoepts 1855 bushels: exports G.
SA. Spot inactive; No 2 91zc- Options
opened steady and was advanced on bad
weather news, later easing of on Tho
mans report, and closing unchanged 20
&c ne: lower: March. .ss.c: May, 30isc.
Oats-Receipts "a 500 bushels: exports S.
SIS Spot firner; No. = IKE. Options dull.
unchanged; May. %.
Lard-Stsady; western steam. s.5ld4 -;
refined firm
Butter-Steady: western creamery, 1913;
Egias. q; factory. 1872
EEg-Duu; state and Pennsylvania. ia
I2isc: western. HE; southern. l2Gl2izc-
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng. March s--vhea:-Spos
firm; demand POOR; No. , red winter. moth
ing quoted: No. re5 spring. ssi5. No. !
hard Manitoba. nothing quoted; No. Cali
fcrnia. sgd. Futures opened oulet w1ta
rear ard distant positions unchza gsd, and
closed steady WITH near and distant pos.-
tons ~ lower; business about equally t.s-
tr5Oute1, March. ss3is5; May. Esd: July, e
sd.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York. March s-The visible supply o.
grain statement as issued by me Ne~ YORK
Produce exchange Saturday. March &. .s as
follows: Wheat 427sS.1o bushels. 5sc-szxe
I.62S. 90, corn . 5iTyaul bushels. decrease
= 90: oats. i375.cn bushels. decrease IA
&C; rye 3s7s ~ bushels, decrease 500; bar
icy. &zi1ss9 bushels. decrease IGz.Sn-
City of Mexico. Mex. March s-CuIte5
State Consul General cTittea5en las se,t =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New YORK, March S-Cofeee-Options op-
ened steady. $40 points decline. followir g
urf2vorable European cables and further
declined 3 points under later disappointing
cables. European and local houses sold
Closed stesry. 1edl5 points net decline.
Sales 1900 bags. including March. &.a7s e.
May, IS. s0dSs5; August, $S-S51e-s0. Spot
Rio weak: No :, Si2c invoice, Ice joObins.
Nild-Weak; Cordova, 15i=G1634c-
Sugar-Rsw firm: fair refining. 1915 /;
centrifugal 10 arrive % test, 3-lec; sales
1900 bags centrifugal TO arrive, s. test, )
S-16c: 100 De gs Muscovado. % test, lS-lSc.
Refined active; mould \. &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. March s.-Any personal de-
rrand was rather irregular. though c0zssi-
cradle business resulted IN some instances
The order request, however, was very full
and in some instances called for good guam
titles OF spscalties largely adapted % The
cuttinf trade Many goods are going for
ward on orders and as a whole very much
more business IS in motion than i concc,i-
Cd by purchasers or Indicated by appear
ance. Printing cloths qu.e- al s-1sc.
Fail River Mass. March S-Print clio hs
market cu,st and firm Al size
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CHAS. LAWRENCE,
Io2 z. Douglas Ave,
Wichita, kans.
DErscoLL.s DIVORCE CASE
Calls On, an Anfi-OsishOma Deeisson In
Sru Tork CITY.

New York. March s-ADother Oxis-
ho-na divorce Nas t15sy declared iayald
by the supreme cur. In January. fsa-.
Jan y. D-.sooi. on ne prstsr.ss % gong
% Iowa % secure a position. Ts1i IN
Oklahoma. where ne Claimed a divorces
on ~ ground % hls zlfs's croe'ty ara
d~serti7n- - Scon as hs returned "a
wlss rad him arrested = s1st bTosE ~
azs1as hirn FOR divorce. Dr.sroc IA nSs
pu. IA a. APPEARANCE a. ias ira. b1. re-
Led On the VALIDITY % his CkiaAosna 81
vorce Judge Lszrsaes today Era1tsi
Mr.. DrscoI Der decree. hoisinz that -
western divorce Vas iayald. a. Mr.
Dr1scoli had never apparel "A tae E1it-
was a non-rssidsn; q OKLAHOMA aas 80
court Rad never acquired 3gr.s3.cii0n
s,.ss~ h.
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s-sysn.on a. Hone Again.

Tyiou,rgf0n. III. Hsrch s-Er-Tic>
Preslten. Stevenson an ~iss arrived
hone today ar we're Warmly zrsst~d
~ many fr,e18s- cst.z~1s . ff'oozn-
iaz-oa have a-rsrgs9 a RECEPTION Zoe
1fr. aa9 Ms. sssvensoz. - - beii 20
Morrow svs-ing a. cooPs- ball
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
rheumatism oziokIy Cured.

After having been confined 10 TIE
house for eleven days and paying out
SO in doctor bills without benefit. Mr..
Frank Dolson OF Saul; Ste Marie. Mich.
was cured by ore bottle ot Chamber
iaia's Pain Balm costing = &C - and
has not since been troubled with that
c,-aoiaIrt For sale BY druggists
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A niracle. A Remarkable Cure OF
Dropsy After Five Years of Agony.
% Fonda St.. wIlllamsport. Pa.

% Fonda St. williamsport. Pa
March Z. 1896.
Hobbs Remedy Co. Chicago:
Gentlemen-Some five years ago my
wife, Mrs. Chss II. Hall. now IS years
of age. was taken with dropsy and heart
trouble. growing worse from month 10
month. Two years ago she was so sick
that she was compelled 20 stop work %
every kind. The best physicians IN th!s
city were secured. bur she grew worse SO
rapidly and her heart 50 bad. that year
ago they said nothing more could os
done FOR her. as death was liable 70 come
at any time.
At this time she measured ten feet
around the waist and weighed over 300
pounds. Owing to her heart trouble. tbs
doctors would not tap her. only 20 keep
her from bursting. These operations dld
no good as they failed 10 get a drop Of
water from her. claiming that It was IN
sacks all over her body and they couldn't
reach f. For four months enc could
neither he down nor walk. The longest
sleep she had during that time wac 26
minutes The smallest cracker would
distress her so that she could hardy
1 breathe YET tldiE tl0A Ahht
Her suffering was so terrible that she
prayed day and night for death 20 relieve
her from her m!seTies.
Her kidneys did not act more than ons
gill In - hours. and then thick With brick
dust. Her bowels could only be moved
under the most wretched powerful cath
artics prescribed by the physician. About
this time saw an advertisement OF Dr.
Hobbs Spsragus Kidney Pills IN the
Williamsport sun. determined 20 try
a box. My wife objected q my spending
any more money on her. IA she felt that
che was past al help. However. che be-
gan taking them a. once. The fourth day
they began 70 do their work. when she
passed two gallons % water In 70 hours
I then got some OF Or. Hobbs httls
Liver pills. and they did their work
equally as we'll After using eight borss
OF DR.. Hobbs SparsgIs Kidney Pills she
il reduced 70 her norma weight o; about
l45 pounds She has a good appetite AMI
Is doing her own work People who
knew how near she was 20 deaths coof
pronounced her case nothing less than .
miracle.
She e certainly n living monument -
the fnestlnable worth % Or. Hobhs'
sparagus Kidney pills and Littb> liver
pills. / am thankful 20 God and your
valuable medicines mat my poor suffer
ing wife can live and Be comfortable
after the terrible ordeal sh" has passed
through during The past Eve y~ars. IL
you wish an AFFIDAVIT Of these facts. ara
willing 20 give u.
Yours gratefully,
CHAs. II HALL.
Dr.. Hobbs sparaRus K!daey P.ilA -
cents q box or FOR 49,
FOR SALE BIZ
CHAS. LAWRENCE,
Io2 r. Douglas Ave,
Wichita, Kans.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Ills. March s.-Cattls-Tn cattle
there was 4 continuance Of the excellent
demand witnessed las. week, and prices
co-tinue3 on the upgrade. sales showing
further advance Of about cents. Only
few sales OF dressed beef steers went be-
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKErS.

New Orleans March S.-Cotton-F-n !:
middlirg. &c: low middhng, s-l6c; good Or
binary. 65-lsc.
New York. March S.-Cottcn-Quiet; mid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
TRUSTS ARE EsIEEScHKD
Lero~ COMMITTEES VIII Kspor: TbA, Moth
Ing Gao be Done

Chicago. lis. March "a SSecial % tie
Tlures-Herai5 from Mex York says.
TIE Lsxo~ investigating COMMITTEES bed
long session today AID finally st5ptsd
tie report as drawn ~ Senator I>~xoE- The
report Attacks trusts n vlz1ro1a is1EsaSs
pointing out thz: evils ard czagsss. but .
reaches the conclusion fhzf un1s- csc-Eious
CT TIE courts. N new laws can D Tssssf
20 c1rt2l tSe powers q combinations q
capital S!tho1t cons-ctsag S3th Ire clauses
O. ~ conEistutton TEica declare re rsS1tn
O. property Art CO contract Therefore. tae
COMMITTEES. strongly a. = fssls t1s rcd o:
fs-r.ar i-s-r1ctloa. Is torcsll 70 csztent -
self with rec5Ensn91rr nat ibs po~srs q
Ire attorney genera b sDizTT>. - as -
sivs h4-a zTssfs- opportunities - discover
whether TIE eK.s-inx Az s1rt11sl1x cc--
onstoas N restraint o; trade = sesaz vso-
lais1-
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Esaalz. 6aseh E--DsE,ecxe s 4 O..
ci7;h.fs. All Ts=Fes-kes Bros e-.s4sssl
IN ~ F.--s bssxsress go eaafsai ugrf-
county c;sFs today f7r &c gruserTlgn e
;aesr css1ise-z Tee nrsa = eaasr<ss1 %
.D4Tfc II al D2a.s! DsB.xexSr.
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Ner yo-k. MARI "a special % rs
Hs-sH from Panama. coissraaz. says;
Antoal5 E-zata. ,eTmeEsT vice gs-esiten.
a szn s..vzs4sr. s. eglaK Eiis paysi-
Glars have gwen ~ a. hpsrs. rs Bro
.he- Cars e n ssa Frz1e.s~s
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Washilg;on. Nara s.--s-s.-sss-y Bars
has resppo.nisd Prscs I-zae y s. Loss.
No. as private sseTefsry % tae ss-rx.a-l-
q Ere interior Ta.s Is sae Ere. csf.e On
Ehics acton hzz be<a iaksa 10 ice Zen
fsgine. Sir. Lane - al Cd frlea1 q
Sseys.zry Francs. ard iae rs-a.Sa--s-
rasns vas E1ss.-cs.es-
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Still Too Muddy for Road Work at Carson,
SO Handbau Engrosses the Attention of
the Pugilfsts, at Which Game Corbett
Plays to Win and Fitz Plays Horse Mrs.
Fitz and the Baby Arrive-Both Fight
ers Wish 1t Were the Seventeenth This
acknowledgements In Trouble-FiEht
Gossip-Sporting Notes.
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CATTLE
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
ShlDnerS.

shippers.
]. 3. Kell. Clearwater. hogs.
L. b. Council. Anthony, hogs.
State Bank, Mt. Hope. hogs.
Dan VIM. Udall. hogs.
H. w. Meyers, Wellington, hogs.
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WICHITA Markets

Wichita, Kan, March s, 1897.
HOGS.
Hogs-Steadv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE sIARKErl

CHICAGO!
furnished by r. l.. Bostic, Commission
Merchant, rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma
tional bank. Telephone 167.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

After Having Experienced an Early Fall OF
Point, a Heavy Buying Movement Sets
In About Delivery Hour Which Puts the
Price up g 10 Per Cent-Movement Due
to Reports That Antitrust Suits and
Antitrust Investigations are Falling to
Ante After a,i-Strong Showings in Rail-
roads-Bonds Doll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

London, Eng. March S.-The pr.vy coun-
Gil has dismissed the appeal OF Gray Max
wei VS.. the Manitoba Northwestern raj
way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

City of Mexico. Mex. March s-CuIt<5
State Consul General Criitsa3en las seat Il
rs resignation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

Fall River, Mass. March 6.-Notice
has oeen posted az the Hargraves mills
that next week the mills VIII run forty
six hours a week. After this five mills
viii shut down for a fortnight. which
will fulfill the agreement 20 close eos
hours IN perioi OF thirteen weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

New York. March s-The visible supply o.
grain statement as issued by me Nex York
Produce exchange Saturday. March & e as
follows Whezr 427ss.1o bushels. isc-szxe
I.62S. 90, corn . 5iTyaul bushels. decrease
= 90: oats. i375.cn bushels. decrease IA
&C; rye. 3s7i ~ bushels, decrease 500; bar
isy. Szi1ss9 bushels. decrease 1880.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09

Ames5ury. Mass. March s.-Notices
were posted TODAY in the Hamilton COZ
ton mills mere announcing shut down
fo- next week. This is in concurrence
with the action OF the Fall River mill
owners IN shutting down TO effec. a eur-
tailme5t Cf production Nine hundra.i
operatives are employed in ne mills