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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

Chicago. Ills. May 12-Butter-Weak:
creamery. lcql4lzc; dairy, 7g1Sc-
EggsSteady; fresh, SIC.
Live poutlry-Steady; turkeys TGsc; ducks
7qSc; chickens &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, May 2-Wheat-Irre-
culariy higher except soft which Is hard 20
sell at steady prices; No. hard, Sds2c:
l5c; No. red, CSC; No. 8. s9G95c; No. 4, $50
SIC; No. sphing. 79ds212c. later for Chica-
go wheat; No. 8, 76ds0c.
Corn-Brisk demand early; closed weak;
No. mixed, 2IizG22c.
Oat@Active, firrn; No. white, 21aG 23c.
Rye-No. 2, 3ec.
Hay-Rather weak; choice timothy, 5000;
choice prairie, s7.c0.
Butter-Creamery lower on heavy receipt,
I21lSlsc; dairy. SG11c.
Sggs-Shghtiy lower, 7Ac-
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, Mo, May 12-Receipt=Flour,
ZOO; wheat 5000: corn, s.. 60; oats. 35.6 COO
Shipments-Flour. n,oo; wheat, 5000; corn.
81. 600; oats, 17.oo0.
Flour-Steady and unchanged
Wheat-Unsettied; No. red cash. eleva-
tor s4c bid; track. 97ds7s.c; July, 7slsc.
Corn-Lower; No. cash. &c bid; July.
Ice bid.
Rye-Nominal. &c.
Flaxseed-Steady. 74c.
Hay-Steady and unchanged
s9l2c
Eggs-Steady. Sc.
Pork!Steady; standard mess 1obbing.
s. 5O6SOO
Lard-Lower; prime steam, 1915; choice.
Sc s21.
NEW YORK.
New York, May 12.-Flour-Rece,pts o.
S9 barrels; exports 1910 Firm and genera,-
ly held above buyers views; winter patents
S.60G4 80; winter straights, 81. .35l450: Mn
nesota patents. s4.35G4.50: winter extras
S-50G3.s0; winter bakers, $50; winter low
grades, s.. 5of2. 90.
Wheat-Receipts los 225 bushels; exports
7o. So. Options steady. unchanged TO &c
advance; No 2 red May, Sc: September,
s5asc.
Corn-Receipts $50 bushels: exports lo7.-
se4. Spot firm; No. 2, 3izc. Options steady.
Unchar sed; May, 301sc; September. SC.
Oat+Receipts 24s.0o0 bushels; exports Us.
57s. Spot quiet: No. , &c. Options steady,
partially isc lower; May, 2%.c.
Hay-Steady.
Lard-Easier and dull; western steamed.
$40; refined steady.
Pork-Quiet; mess. IS 15f9 50is short clear
60 25Gl 1850: family, So 5d1050
Cottonseed oil-Dull.
California dried fruits-Stronger and high
er for evaporated apples; other fruits very
steady; evaporated apples. prime wire .rav.
4c per pound: wood dried prime a64Itc..
prunes, 2i>GIc, as 10 size and quality: april
cots, royal, lie; Moor Park. 1eai5c; peaches,
unpeelei. Sd1oc.
Nuts-Quiet and steady; walnuts. si5G71s.
slmonds. paper shelled. leGi9c; soft shellei.
Butter-Steady: western creamery, isisc;
Elgins. I5o: factory. sqllc.
Eggs-Steady; state and Pennsylvania,
io1agIlc; western. Iol. dlg=c; southern. 81
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eng. May 12.-3:45 p.m.-Whsat
No. red northern spring, 6sHzd-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
AT THE BANQUET.

When the members arrived a; the ban
quet haE they found the Peerless Prin-
Cess Mandolin club at the head o, ths
the prospective banqucters passed into
the from; pariors of the lodge room. TIE
banquet was spread IN the Armory hall
20 the east OF tne lodge rooms and thers
were six tables running the entire length
OF the hall
The committee had made ample prep
arations FOR the large number present.
and al were amply cared for. The tsb,~s
In their snowy linen were very pretty.
decorated as they were with blooming
Easter lilies. palms. ferns. cut flowers
and Offset by an abundsrce Of fruit
taztefuIiy arranged IN baskets aionx tns
tables They made a very pretty sight
under the soft light. but when he hand
some. animated faces surTounded them,
the scene was perceptibly changed. ana
Evell.r. mere animated picture pre-
sented Itself.
S;effs- was the caterer ana he has bis
hands fui. but every one was fully pro-
vid-d for ani everything went cfs a.
smoothly as any one cculi wish.
Prot. Blum- supplied tne music 20 en-
liven the scene during tb> banquet IN his
usual fine manner. Tie crowd vas r.
excelisn; spirits. sad ,a~ lively. sninat~f
conve-xation anf animated faces toss
this better than anything else.
The tables we're IN charge % several
little girls. who were Oh enough. how
ever. 20 fully DO the duties Assisned ts~rn
which they al Il the daintsss, nanpe-
possible. Ice cream. cake. fruit ara o<hes
3elicacies in abundance supplied -
menu of ths very dainty and ;as.sfslly
gostsn-up affair. ard 4, vas parszken -
in that xhoie~souief. cordial way char.
acterissic % me peonis % ths order.
Thus th4 day eaies very happily tn
deed. with the delegates al xsthsrs1
together IN tas happy ini-rcazzxs %
IDEAS. - TIE clscu.s!on of The order ass
lis future.
Today tas regular sczion WI BE- r.
sunset a. . sciock- The cofnpiefior -
ne sec;lon % orcsrs vi. tssn taxa
place. together with ere pzzsax upon
proposed ss,entnents 70 ne consti;saoa
z7d bylaws. and cher ba.aess ss tas
grand iodzs-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
DAY ENDS HAPPILY
Continued from Fifth Page

Among the matters 20 be considered
st today,s session Will be a proposition
| to make Il compulsory that all new mem
oers shall become members OF rhe bene-
/ fciary department tthis - now option
all: one 10 provide FOR a beneficiary c.r-
tificats OF s2ocs. allowing the presen;
certificate for 800 20 remain and leav-
ing = optional with members 20 take
either. ov. no. both certificates; ard one
ID place organizers In the field There
will also De considered propositions 20
! instruct the representatives. TO the na-
rionl Organization. which = 20 meet IN
Milwaukee next June. with regard % the
action OF that body. These instructions
VII relate 20 a proposition 20 make oas
beneficial department. ot the whole ord
~. another % cluster several sta.es into
ere beneficial department, another 20
perui. each turisiict-oa 20 manage i:s
own beneficiary department. and snota-
- - provide a c3nStitution for he uos-
form government o, al grand and sub
or1.nats loige5
IN the evening the open meeting a.
Gardsid hal vas heid. and he hall vas
filed q. the hour appointed With \
HAPPY. good na.1red crowd OF Members
and their friends. xao wst-ed <or t.ze
program % begin Cute patiently. A.
-.io1sht Ehe regular program did 40. be-
gl Until sor1e~hat iase- -oan expected.
owing TO tne absence % eor,e % tae e.
1cers. the audience vas csuet 20 o-ser
by Ar. Gackenbzch. president % n.
grand lo1re committee. ard tne Peerless
Princess Mzn5oIn> club we're .r:-o-
dacei 20 .ae a1di=ace-
boys are xesl known - -nss cl:y. 10. n
" as dsIsgh.<al musicians bu- as excs5-
..o-siiy en> ts,i1xs as seE. TIE >lu5
consisted - Ns-s Hzl Mccoy ard
Ansoa RuiAa. rna21l-ns ard Hs-s.-.
Bi1kiey and l-s-r> EeroEe1i. surax.
Tas Toys pas l1s. n. ki,4 ., 1assssc !
when phases :Ss.r zutercs. s.s q. I
usual raz-r D. s-sEs greeted them *
prsio1<zi a2plz1se s6~n tsey 4
bad suixn>i ,s.i- sss1e-ica. b: ta~y
x--s not . - ~ -4S - ezsr sod zsr~
ezB-3 "a X 4. Again S>1sis: tA~sr hezrsrs
t-f9re sS> sppisas. -Ssks csske-
wo@n fass s~sectsSr I'D besz oszvss
f5e o<-sce,s esf TT yes rsSs zscsz-saas
ard L 3 : de- I'd . e0as-33e n. 9-5-
gam xitzsI, -f~.c- Acc1r5icxly Ms
Theresa Seo~-Isks- 90 Qseea CstT Lcsgs
No. IL rss trsro6sce5 arr c<iir-<>d
~ xstr-ss cs wtics-rs o,Scs-. n ssv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
LIVESTOCK Markets

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Ills. May 12-Catcle-Traie n
cattle was quite animated az firm prices fo-
desirable offerings. Sales were mad. at
s3.9ol74 . for the commoner lots OF steers
adapted 20 the dressed beef trade while
choice 20 extra cattle were salabIe a. 3 0oSt
8 a. but the bulk OF the steers crossed the
scales al 81 iol75.0a- Sales OF heavy exports
a. 81 1oG5.0o were brisk Stockers and feal-
ers sold as high as A-s5- Cows and heifers
were salable al N-75Gi-51. Bulls were very
steady at sa-5o14oa. and calves sold large
~ at A.JeGS.0 Texas grassers sold a. low
as S.iJQ3l5 while fed lots sold largely
around si-o0dA5a
Hog-Thsre was good demand for hogs
but prices ruled about 2isc lower; hogs sol.
s. an extreme range OF S3-51G3s1. sales BE-
ing largely az s3.Sd3.o- Pigs sold a. g .
GS.sL A year ago the best heavy hogs
sold al S. i2ia. and prime Lights az s55.
Sheep-Prices for sheep ruled frmer %
10 cents higher. under the influence OF ~.
fairly active general demand Sheep were
wanted az s. .1s32-5o fer inferior. up 70 81 5a7
40 for choice 20 prime focks. the Texans
selling freely az S.s1l3s1 Lambs sold az
$. STSa1. Spring lambs brought ssoS11 %.
Receipts-Catile, lS.tp; hogs. l3,dIe; sheep.
u.ooa
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. May 1--Cs.tle-Re-
ceipts s,c1e. Market steady 10 strong Tex
native steers. S.S65ca: native COWS AMI
heifers. s. as64.D stockers ard feeders. $50
dl5: bulls. s2oG55s.
Hoe<Receipis 1880 Market steady -
&c higher. Bulk OF sales $ SsG3 s-1s:
hesviss. SSeE3sGi-: packers. SslSz 3:
mixed. SsEtrn37a: lights, S.S557e; york
e-s. s3SfS 20; pigs, g. 56Ssa
Ss,eep-Recstpts 400. Market strong s-i
steady. Lambs. S-sdse; uuttons. sE7
4.l
ST LOUIS
St Louis. No. May i1-Cattle-Receipt
ioa Market active a1i steady 20 strong
OF ooth natives and Texans. Native ship
fi1S steers, Ss15lS-5; stocke-s and feeders.
Sss1S5o. cows and hsitsrs s. .7SS
HcSSRece;pts 1000 Market weak ari
iac lower Light. CsGS-5; mixed. E.S
as: heavy, g Ha3T5
Sheep-Reee.pts +oa Market steady. Ma
tives. GzeIA
NEW YORK
New York. Nay IS-Beevs-Re-e;u.s !
iS Market active. stays ard oxxe-. = "a
isq: bulls. alsfSs5. dry COWS, s. ssSYS <
Cables quote American steers a. lEAss,.
sheep. I0:-T1Sc: refrigerator te-l sSEc
Exports SO bseveS ana sSso gla-t4r o< h4~.
Sheep-Receipts io.tS1 Sassp Hrrs: Iz-,hs
steady: eisppea sheep. SECS 81. clipped
lambs. &z5a5z5: uaShor1 sbe@F. 81 ssS5 -;
I.nshoza lambs. s5-2s1s-55. sp--zg znhs.
s7-4SE-5a
Hoss-Receipss SssL-- MzrEs, steady a,
Ai3afN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
In Towns About
Hutchinsons
From the Daily News

From the Daily News.
Senator 3. F. Wallack. member Of the
state senate from Atchison county. and
Republican member Of the reformatory
board, d;ed last night at his nome in
Effilgham. Senator Waliack was taken
slightly II when at the resornato-y
few weeks ago and after going home be-
came worse and never recovered. He
wGs an OLE settler OF Kansas and con-
sidered one Of the leaders OF the senate
Partridge was visited by burglars last
right and the town is alive with excite
nlent today. Several places were enter
ed and robbed and the loss had not been
estimated when heard from this morn
ing. Sheriff Patten received a telegram
this morning stating that the postoffice
and several stores had been robbed, and
later in the day Postmaster H c.
O'Hara arrived N The city, and from
him IL was learned that the pcpstof1ice.
the drug store OF William Pitcher, and
TIE dry goods store Of S. A Shields had
all been broken into. Before leaving
Mr.. O'Hara rad not made a careful est
mate Of his loss but Il was something
over 800. Stamps, postal cards. etc.
were taken, and other papers that were
ot value TO the postmaster only. In one
of the stores the safe was blown open
and the contents taken. Mr.. Pilcner's
safe was robbed Of several things Of
value. and among the money taken were
several s2.5 gold pioes. There was not
the slightest clue 70 the robbers. and
there seems little opinion there as 10
whether = was done by professional
burglars or home talent" Mr.. O'Hara,
himself. was Inclined 70 believe from the
way the safes had been handled and the
doors unlocked that practiced hands had
SAra he Tn-iS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
Arkansas City.

From the Daily Traveller.
Mrs. John Constan, and her sister.
Miss Nettie Osgood. were Winfield VS.
ltors today.
superintendent Dugan is in the city
rom Wichita looking after the te!e-
phone business here.
G. w. R9h.rson. Wife ard baby came
down from Winfield this morning and
are the guests CT frif nis.
Poor Commissioner Ha-caugh came
IN from Winfeic this morning and
brought his smile VITA him.
G. W. Cunningham lef, this morning
fer Ccrcordia. Har.. and Conejos. Col.
lie expects 70 return Sunday.
c. =. Quincy % Kay county is in the
city. He = happy over prosperity and
tas prospects CT a o.g wheat crop.
Mrs, Harry Fiji and son arrived in
the city last nigh, fsrn :he east.
Tney viii visit hera fc@ scrs tine.
Postmaster V. y. Sinncte went 70
Wichita tbs morring and he NAV ex-
tend his PIsy.mase &c Enporia before
returning h1ms.
Ms. John Lap6es. Mrs. J. r. DUFF
Mrs II. 7. Rcbsr;s, Mrs c. E. Ti,rs-
worth and Mrs. ". H. Hume went 70
Emcoria his moi n.rg 10 attend the an
ruai SESSION % The g5aLd lodge OF the
Eastern Srar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
Wellington.
Frcm the Daily Mail.

Fr-m the Daily Mail.
The roads are drying up very fast
thase clear warm days. hut barometic
Indications are goc.i for them TO be wet
aga.n before they cry much longer.
Miss BlIrch= fToge returned this
morning from Arkansas City, where she
has been visiting friends and attending
commencement exercises.
The regular band concert VIII be given
this evening, If the weather will per-
nit. The elements have recently SEEM
ei 70 do their worst on Wednesday
evenings
4 man with big Mexican hat with
artificial snakes for a fat-band was
upon the streets this morning. AS a
usual thing snakes are in mems boots
and not upon Their hats
Glen Spruance IS having his recently
purchased lots at the corner OF Harvey
and jefferson avenues cleared off pre-
paratory TO arranging a lawn and sub
sequenuy building a nice residence
there
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErS.

New Orleans, La, May 12-Cotton-Fery
steady; sales 2,300 bales; ordinary, 5-isc:
good ordinary, 11-l6c; low riddl:ng. 7-l5c
mlddlins. 7izc; good middlins, s-i6c; mid
ding fair, SIC.
New York. May I2.-Coton-Spot closed
steady; miidl:rg gulf, Sc; niddhng upland.,
13.c: sales 29l3 bales. Futures closed steady
with sales OF s. so bales, including January
$3.50: February. ss.s3: March. ss-s1; May.
s.E: June, S.i2; July, S-i5; August. .-ss;
September, sso5; October, s6-s3; November,
IS 81. December s6S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, May 12-Men's wear wooler.,
nnerino and cotton dress goods, knit IN
derwear, also dress silks and other styles,
are doing well on autumn sales. The move
nent Of cotton is fairly free for the more
fancy styles, but staples were slow. The
export shipments OF cotton goods TO China.
Africa. South America and other countries
amounted 10 lI,2H packages OF value of $780,
coo. the largest of any week IN the history
OF the country Printing cloths dull but
steady at 7-l6c. Fall River declines tc sell
thar rrica
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

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kcrs - 80 nzrE~f
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St scrs
J. J x~ysT .. ffsrss,s1 kss =. e4s
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=. st~Ssxss,n e Sz~ssfs. o T. sss -
ere ~ - azzs
alan sas1 % B~E< Psziza nss y s1s
car - Sc<k
Harvey Gssss e cssass e4s see car es
ec<s g 49, zz-zrt
Fxges 4 Le1enx y Csss~z szx.z sss =
Sas -as1 - SsSs AsS exIA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

sold. local traders bought. Clearances from
Santos were heavy. Considerable selling
was done. Closed barely steady. 5d1o point
lower; sales 1880 bags, including Septeul-
Der G.55- Spot co1ee-Rio dull and weak:
No. invoice, Sc; No. jobbbing, SIC. Mid
Quiet, steady; Cordoya. n1zG1SAc. Sale.
600 bags Maraciabo. private terms; 80 bags
Port Cabello private terms.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady; granu-
lated Q-lSc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

"Noulder."
what hours is he employed when a.
work."
From q N tin s p m"
did you know L. J. white?s
Yes, sir"
How long,
'-S.nce before CiristmaS
"How did you meet,"
Lady living next door brought nm
over and introduced him She excused
herself and left / was sick ii bed at
the time
How lcns did he remain?"
Not long"
Did he come back?"
Eyes. SIR
First time be came where vas NJ.
Ingram"
"At work"
"when did L. come again."
Not a great while asserwardA'
Were You alone?"
"Yes, sir
What room did you occupy"
Front room. which is our sitting
room II is also our bed room"
I'll l-ldL O(ldS-OU QLQ ue .Q8Ac Al &Q-
pointment 20 Fturn?'
Yes, but did 10. state The day"
when did he return?"
Don't know: think he and Nina came
down together from Mrs. Norris"
Did he remain?"
Yes. sir"
when was thisr'
'sIn the evening between ana 3
O'Clock Nina went back"
Did you and Mr.. White occupy that
loom?"
Yes. Sir"
did he give you any money!"
Yes, sir"
''How much?"
Two dollars; second time three dol
lars"
Did White come TO your house On
March In the afsenoon?"
Yes. sir. about O'Clock"
"Whas did he say?"
HE came In. he was drinking. There
was a colored girl present"
What Is her name?'
kitty McDugan."
what did he say he wanted?''
Had some liquor in a bottle. Ask
ed me il / wanted drink said yes.
and took small drink"
How long did he stay?"
He stayed a little while. told
him ne would have to 90 as II was near
my dinner hour"
did he come back agatn?"
He returned about 8 o'clock think
he and Nina had had q falling out. He
asked me 20 have her there"
He said his wife was out OF town:
had promised to go TO Udall where she
was. but said he would rather stay at
home and have q good time"
Anything said abou. time 20 meet"
Yes. sir; 7:3o o'clock"
was he under the influence Of liqu-
orr"
yes. sir. saw him take two
drinks"
How was he dressed"
an a dark suit. He had an overcca.
on"
"Did your husband know white?"
Not 20 my knowledge"
did Mr. Ingram know any one was
visiting you?"
mo, sir
'You swear to that?'
.Yes, sir"
when did you next see Winter"
About ten minutes OF seven on Mon
day. March !. He came 70 the west
door"
What did he say?"
us Miss Nina here?' I said no."
He wanted to come in anyway. I
told him 20 go away as my husband was
home. He walked around 20 the south
door and knocked. Art wanted 20
know who L was I told him It's that
gentleman. Somebody came 10 the east
door. Art said he would see what he
wanted. Art told him TO 20 on, OF the
yard. White said, Make me. you g Of
a b. Ar, run in the house. Just at
that moment / heard something strike
the side of the house"
Mrs Ingram then pointed out on the
diagram where Art, White and herself
stood in theh ouse- She said: White
broke the panel and came IN the house"
II vas 6 O'Clock when Mrs Ingram fin
,shed She viii be cross examined a;
O'Clock today. After Judge Dale had In
st-ucted the Jury as 10 their duties court
adjourned until 8 o'clock today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
Girl Invalids.

How sad il d 10 zee young Woman :lowly losisg10
health But thousands Of girls do become helpless
At FIRST there IS just little gulary v..sk
ness Then they have remain IN bed three
month After awhile they feel veil they
lose interest in everything and don't vey much xh Ae
they live longer
II IS terrible thing for girl 20 be in that ccndion
She ought attractive and iovahle and snv
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
Winfield.

From the Daily Courier.
MIR. and Mrs. D. c. Townsend went TO
the country this morning 10 spend the
day with hs parents southeast OF the
city.
Miss Lillian Stewart OF the city schools
went TO Arkansas CITY yesterday on an
extendai visit with her sister at that
place.
.. H. and Roy Bevis went 10 Arkan-
eas City this morning, the former on
business and the latter to help out in a
ball game With Hackney.
Governor Leejy has appointed James
Maxwell Of Argentine deputy state grain
inspector al this place, and A. L. Tut1e
Of Sterling weighmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wright Of Belle
Plaine are the guests OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Stillwell. Mr. Wright was
Santa Fe agent at Belle Plane, but has
been transferred to Edmond. o. T.
]. E. Ballet and Mart Jarvis are Pc
culiar in some things. For instance,
they went fishing yesterday afternoon
and when they get back reported that
II. T. Vandercook caught fine big FISH.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, az
the home Of the brides brother in W:ch-
ita, Mr.. R. E. Bird, manager Of the
Faxon-Horton drug store of this city,
and Miss Cora A Beaver were united IN
marriage. Rev. Charles z. Bradt. pastor
OF the FIRST Presbyterian church, Of
flc:ating. After bounteous supper Mr.
and Mrs Bird took the evening train
for home. and were met al the depot
lara hHy nd ~ 80 IL -,
them 70 their new home, which was al
ready prepared for their coming. at 1112
South Menor street, where they VIII be
al home after June 1. The groom is a
popular young business man, and the
bride IS described as very charming
lady. both cultured and refined. They
have nlany friends both in this city and
W.cjIita who wish them we'll
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

Ira; 10 VIA; Efwssts q Parker. nsr.
chants ~ Pisins. Ga. cay - Chamber
lzin's Pain Balrs. s5r rneGrs,Asus. lane
back. dee, sssssf and muscular 2ssna.
Sod by sr8<xz:s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

every day.
And We want
tosayeuphat-
icallythat not
ne out of
twentygirlsor
women who
are iuval;ds
need to be in
validA Ifthey
would take
Wine of Car
dri atthe 6rst
symptom Of
trouble nine
ty-uine ont of
everyhundred
would be
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

strong an q
welL This
great umesy
wulcuu.neax-
iy ever y case
of any lkind Of
" femdle srou-
Bile " It will
do that even
when the die
ease has -
sumeSl an az
gravai-ed form
an d pAysi-
clans have
failed % con-
troll it. These
49, e&~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
Geo r Barse. Pres J II Waite. Sec-T-eas.
RADCE Live Stock
~ Commission Co..

Rooms ISs-Iss Live Stock Exchange Bldg.
KANSAS CITY. MO
Capital Stock So. GO Pzi Up
II you want Stcckers or fesSerSs write
Us Reasonable advances. Experienced
ssiesnen IN each department ca-tis. Hc<s
and sheep. Teisraoaa s5xa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
COFFEE AND sCGAR MAREErs

New York. May is-Coaee-Optsoos ope--
ed barely steady. ) 10 70 points lower fol-
loving easier foreign markets. free re>e.--s
ana small warehouse deliveries Eu-o-.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13
GRAIN AND PHONUCE MARKEr3.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur
nished by R. l. Bosr;c, Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma
t.onal bank. Telephone I57.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

There IS az least one ENCOURAGING sign
Loaiers are less popular than they ever vere
oe;o-e--AtShiSca Giob<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-05-13

REPRESENTATIVE s.rxs

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HOGS
The Press., 1897-05-20

The war in the East Is apparently over. The Turks refused to agree to an armis- tlce, at the request of the powers, unless sh indemnity of E1O, O,000, 900 and the an- ns1Ation of Thessaly was granted Turkey, and declared that unless these terms were agreed to the Turkish army would con- tinue to advance. Since declaring the above q direct appeal from. Russia has changed the mind of the Turks, and hos- tilitics have ceased. The negotiations arc likely to take time and present difi- Culties. It is pOssibles that a European congress may be needed before the matter
  lm Mettled