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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
HOBBS
SPARAGUS KIDNEY
PILLS
Their Sale in Wichita
and Vicinity Has
Reached Enormous
Dimensions:
HUNDREDS OF BOXES
SOLD YESTERDAY.

Think 90 hundreds OF boxes ~ DR..
HOBBS Sparsgus Kidney Pills being sold
i'm Wichita in a single day. And this o.
n medicine that was little heard OF in
this vicinity a few weeks ago. No
amour; OF advertising could produce
such marvellous sales. Those who have
used this remedy have received such
benefit that they recommend il TO their
friends: that together with the open.
frank and honest manner OF its introduce
ton. IS the proper explanation OF il
success.
II is vitality important 70 good health.
that the kidneys should be In perfect or
der. Hundreds upon hundreds Of tbs
ailments that humanity suffers from
originate from the fact that the human
purifiers OF the blood are not perform
ing their work properly. and. Ike any
thing else that is out OF order, should -
repaired.
II you are a sufferer from bsckache.
rheumatism. govt. general muscular
weakness. neuralgia. headache. nervous
exhaustion or generally run down. so to
your druggists at once. and make the
best investment you ever made n your
life for 30 cents. Get a box OF Dr. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills from your drug
gist. ard In a weeks time you win hsvs
undergone a change FOR the better NAT
will sunrise Won
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
WEST DEFEATS WALCOTT
Colored Man is Not ia at Any stage of the
Game.


New York, March 3.-Tommy West Of
New York met and cleverly defeated Joe
Wolcott (coloredD of Boston in 2O-round
tonight. West was always entitled to more
points than Wolcott, and when Referee
Dick Roche gave his fiat there was not a
dissenting voice from any of the 5000 per-
sons who witnessed the mill.
The men weighed in at 80 pounds. In the
first round West staggered Wolcott with a
beautiful left smash in the jaw, which
sent the colored boy through the ropes
Wolcott came up in good shape for the
second round. and it was give and take be-
tween the two men up to and during the
ninth round, with 'nonors about even. West
took the lead in the tenth, rushing his man
about the ring. swinging repeatedly on the
head and body.
The attic from this point was we'll con-
tested, but generally IN Vests favor. In
the 18th round, Wolcott forced the fight
ing and in cl:nch landed on the wind.
The crowd yelled foul, but the blow was
permissible under the rules.
In the 18th round West smashed Wolcott
to a standstill and when they quit the ne
gro was splitting blood. The next four
rounds saw Wolcott mainly on the defen-
sive with West landing hard on mouth and
nose a. will
Round 20 and last-Wolcott led off with
light left on the face. West replied with
two lefts on the nose. West tried hard for
a right swing. but Wolcott clinched. After
they broke away West sent in two hard
lefts on Wolctott's stubby nose, which put
it out of gear, and followed this up with
right and left smashes on the body. VOL
colt rushed and Rugged when his blows
did not land. He was clearly outpointed
and when the bout was at an end the ref
cree decided in Vests favor. This verdict
was greeted with loud and prolonged ap-
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Butter-Steady; creamery. 1oa1sc; dairy,
eG16c
Eggs-Weak: fresh. lie.
Poultry-DresSed steady; turkeys, 1012G
lie; chickens, 6l2dTi2c; ducks, 1041lc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 2-Wheat-Held
at Yesterdays prices. No. hard, nominally
7SGS0c; No. 8, nc; No. 4, nominally 63G70c.
No. spring, 7Sc; No. 3, nominally 72G7oc
No. . red. nominally Gle; No. g. nominally
S5GS9c; No. 4. nominally 7oaS5c.
Corn-Slow; No. white, 1sc; No. mixed
lie.
Oats-Steady: No. mixed nom:nally 1s9
1el2c; No. white. 1Sc.
Rye-No. ., nominally Bic
Fay-Steady, unchanged.
Butter-Dull; creamery. lie; dairy, 13c.
Eggs-Weak; receipts large, 9l2c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Mo-, March 3.-Receipts-Flour
8 900; wheat 123S9; corn 123. ass; oats 80, 40.
Shpments-Flour 400; wheat 1881; corn
1888 go: oats 1900
Wheat-I.ower: No. red cash. elevator,
Ole; track. 91d92c; No. hard cash, 75c lid;
May. S5t4c bid.
Corn-Steady; No. cash. eoAc; May. 2lSs
G2131c.
Oats-Firm: No cash, lie bid; May. Il
ease.
Butter-Firm: creamery. 14G1ssc; dairy.
SG15c.
Pork-Higher; standard mess jobbing,
SS.GeGSi0
I.ard-Higher; prime steam, sS.a5; choice,
A.02Ia.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 3-Flour-Rece;pts 49,
10l barrels: exports 1854. Dull and easier
in tone with wheat.
Whest-Receipts e25 bushels; exports 81.
265. Spot dull: No. hard, N24c. Options
STaS4c lower; No. red March, S2lac; May,
S024c.
Corn-Receipts 1890 bushels; exports %,
as. Spot quiet; No. new, 2Ii4c. Options
unchanged; March. &c; May. 2915c.
Oats-Receipts 102. 500 bushels; exports 20
eco Spot steady; No. ., 21Szc. Options sc
lower; May. 2l1sc.
Lsrd-Firmer; western steamed, $3.50; re-
fined firm.
Butter-Recc:pts 6.57s packages: steady.
Western creamery, 10d19c; Elgins, 1sc; fac
tory. 70l2I2c
Egg-Receipts ISIS packages; weak.
State and Pennsylvania. 13lsdl4c; western,
12d12i2c; southern, 12G12l2c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Eng, March 3.-4:i5 p. NJ
Wheat-Spot steady; demand poor; No. ,
led spring, 6s2i2d; No. California, 6s5lsd.
Futures opened quiet with near and distant
positions Id lower; closed quiet with May
1I4d lower and other months Id lower; bust
ness about equally distributed; March, Sgd
May, esiLd; July, 6s4d.
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The Aaily Eagle Thursday gHormue, arel 4. 1897

case OF the Western Home and other in
surance companies vs. W. ?. Wilder. ex-
superintendent OF insurance, that there
is no appeal from the decision OF the
superintendent OF insurance in the mat
ter of doing business in this state, these
companies will have to square up or get
out OF the way.
The Hillman case. IN which Mrs Hill
man sued the insurance companies 10 re-
cover something like $4,000 in premiums
held by her husband. was one OF the
moss celebrated and hardest fought in
recent years. Hillu1an disappeared about
seven years ago, and his wife claimed
he had been drowned and his body never
recovered. The companies refused 10 be-
live him dead and would not pay the
claim. Mrs. HiIlman brought suit and
four times the iuries failed 10 agree on
verdict. Last year on the fifth trial OF
the case she was awarded the iui
amount OF the policy With interest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
PUT OF OR STAY OFT
Kansas Insurance Commissioaer 10 MRS
HIl!man's Champion

Topeka. Kan. March 3.-fSpeciall-
The following letter by Webb McNall.
Superintendent o. insurance. has been
addressed % the New York LIE, ne
Connecticut Mutual Life. and the
Mutual Life Insurance companies q
New YORK. which excludes these com-
paniss from the STATE:
"RspaiyinC - your rsquss. fo- L
csase 70 10 business n this state Cor ne
ensuing year. after you have hi@i your
annual statement and after your check
n the sun c. 500 - payment % fees
had been rendered 20 This department. i
vii say that Oh evidence Satisfactory %
This department. I an satisfied ths- yos-
company has not deaf fairly with ne
plaiatif Sl-s Sale Z. Eill-aan "a re-
fuslag 20 pay he death ic=s, and IN TIE
litigation ot ne same. pertaining - hsT
deceased husband Hence. this depart
rnsaf refuses - iss1> % - company a
license - 60 business n shis stsce f2-
he ensuing year. Y0ur check = hare
xi,a returned
In visE q me fact that TIE supreme
sour, 0: this STAT. las decided - ire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04

small in comparison with the figures which
were given for previous weeks, II never
theless shines by comparison with the cor
responding week OF last year. Holders OF
wool are not showing the slightest dispos--
ton to shade prices At slight concessions
very large sales could be made Territories
and Australian have received LIBERAL at
tention, particularly the former. There
IS very fair demand for pulled and SCOUT
ed woods, domestic secured moving sener-
ally above - cents Stocks of Capes in the
Boston market are at present very high.
New Orleans, March 5--Cotton-Quiet:
rniddling, 7Izc: low middling, l1-lSc; good
ordinary, S 1-lsc.
New York. March s-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet middl:ng upland, 5-lsc: nl:ddl.ng.1
9-16c; sales 7sS bales Futures closed steady
with sales of 111.170 bales: January, ss,ss;
March, s6.s7; April S.02; May. N-0I; June.
S.11: July. 115; August, S-I1; September,
S6.S3; October, $3.50; November. $50; De-
Cember, S5.79
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
ST. LOUIS Kennel CLUB
Opens up Its Second Annual Bench Show
Ausp'ciously.


St Louis, March 3.-The second annual
bench show of the St. Louis Kennel CLUB
opened il the exposition building today
and will continue through the week.
Some 90 the finest dogs in the country
have been benched. Among the thou
sand or more entries are the cream of
the prize winners a; the Madison Square
Garden show held recently in New York
City. About four hundred dogs from
there were brought here Immediately Of
ter the close OF that show. and the re-
mainder of the entries are made up most
~ of local dogs. Dogs of every conceiv-
able breed are 10 be seen and. taken as
whole. the collection is. pronounced the
fiaest ever got together in the west.
George ]. Gould's string Of pointers
and J. Pierpont Morgans coilies attract
much attention. Francis Riggs OF BalJi-
more has his famous kennels Of French
bulls or exhibition.
Among the many other prominent eX
hibitors are: Views and Turner Of Bal
timore with thirty dogs Of various breeds
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Dale Of New
Haven. Conn. who are showing many IA
nous bull terriers, several cocker span
ieis. Dandie Dimond and a Scotch deer
hound: +. F. Lewis of Landsiowne. Pa,
with fifty dogs, the property OF al least a
dozen different owners, and W. L. Wash
ington of Pittsburg. with a magnificent
string of Irish settlers.
-Four rings have been provided and the
judges expect TO have the awarding COM
pleted by Thursday night. The judges
are Arthur Trickett OF Little Rock. Ark;
DR.. Alfred F. Stahl. Boston, Mass. and
James Mortimer. Charles II. Mason and
James Wotson of New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
RUsH-yANDIvERr CASE
Reopened at Larned with None OF Its Bit
teruess Lost.

I.arned. Kan, March s-The Rush
Vandlvert controversy, which mas De-
come so noted throughout the state the
past year. has bene re-Opened. Suit has
been brought in the Pawnee county dis
trio; court by ex-senator j. ". Rush ana
Colonel William Scott against ex-JudSe
sam Vandivert and all the attorneys IN
The case OF J. W. Rush vs., the western
Kansas Loan and Mortgage company.
The petition charges in most sensa'ion-
al manner the judge and the attorneys
with oppression and fraud. such as con-
verting the property belonging TO the
trus. OF the First National bank to their
own use and dismissing the case with
prejudice. Five quarters o: unincumDer-
eed Pawnee land and $500 in cash have
been wilfully confiscated, according 10
RuSh'S DetitiOn
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The Nevada Mill

his apartments, Stuart has been directing
he movements of his clerks from sick
bed. He expressed himself as we'll pleas
ed with the looks Of things at the race
track, where the big amphitheater is be-
ing constructed. a few days ago the
owners of that property decided ID
change its name and the track VIII here
after be known as Seymour park.
Contractor p J. Donohue of San Fran
cisco, drove out with Stuart to the park.
and although the big Texan did not
leave the carriage. he was enabled TO
get a first-c.ass idea Of the general ap-
pearance Of the arena. Donohue stated
that the structure would be completed
by next Monday, and there is every rea-
son 10 believe that his prediction in this
connection viii be realized.
SOME SAMPLE INQUIRIES.
The force of clerks in Dan Scaart's Of
flee has been kept busy every day for a
week past answering the astonishngly
large number Of letters and kilograms
sent in from all parts of this country,
Canada and Mexico, and even from Eng
land. Some of the letters are very in
teresting. A man in Kansas town in
quired, among other things, how much
TWO 500 seats to see the fight would cost
In reply 10 this communication one of
Stuart's bright young men wrote to the
Kansas correspondent, stating that on
account of the long journey he would
have to undertake TO get TO Carson, he
would only be charged $40 for the tick
cts in question.
Another bit OF information that was
given out at Stuart's Office today would
seem to indicate that many women viii
take advantage Of the opportunity 10 see
2 real glove contest. One of the clerks
said that at least fifty letters from al
parts Of the country had been received
from women who desired to be booked
for the big show on st. Patrick's day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
NOT YET BLUFFED our
Greece Is Less Afraid of the Powers Than
They of Greece.

london. March 4.-The Athens cores
pendent Of the Daily Mall states that in
consequence OF the refusal OF NJ. DEFY
or reinforcements 10 Crete, the minister
OF war. VI. Smolenitz, has resigned.
London. March "A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Athens says:
Commodore Reinick's recall was due
10 his having shown needless Difference
to the wishes OF the foreign admirals.
ard especially because OF the fact that
he failed 20 fire upon the Turkish war
ship Faud when the latter joined in the
ombardment. His officers have dis
played a restless spirit because he die
approved OF their invitation 10 an insu--
gent leader 10 partake of their hospital
ity on board A Greek mao-of-w-ar.
Premier Delysnnis has long confer
enccs with King George daily. and the
cabinet is now sitting 20 discuss the
character OF the reply 20 he given TO
the Identical notes OF the powers and the
military measure necessfated BY the
situation. Thessalay. where the Turk
ism troops on the frontier are taking up
an irritating attitude, is likely 20 pro-
dJce A collision a. any moment
Meanwhile preparations continue FOR
mobilization and dispatching further re-
Inducements 70 the seat Of danger.
A monster demonstration has been ar
RANGED Tor tomorrow in favor % the
policy OF resistance 10 the mandate OF
the powers This is the dominant feel
Ing OF the populace and the belief Is uBl-
versal that even II Colonel Vsssos Is re-
called by the government. his officers
will resign their commissions and join
the Insurgents
Another conference has been Reid a.
Cana between the Cretsn admirals and
the consuls and the local authorities as
20 measures 10 be taken in the even; G.
further disorders
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
Greatly Benefited After II Years
of Suffering.

A reporter called on Mr.. r. Coon. ot
No. $50 Straight street. Grand Rapids.
Mich. VINO in reply 10 his question told
the following regarding Or. Hobbs
Spsragus Kidney Pills
II have suffered for fourteen years
with kidney complaint and have been
treated FOR rheumatism by number Os
physicians: also taken a large quantity
Of patent medicines without improve
ment. in fact got worse. getting SO bad
that / have been unable 20 leave the
house for the past two years. ] have
had such dreadful pains across my back
and n my right limb. have been IN
able 10 bend my right knee. Ny hands
and feet were swollen 20 twice their nor
nal size and was compelled 20 use sup
port 70 move around I began 20 taks
Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills six
DAYS ago and noticed a marked change
~ once. as you see. the swelling has dis
appeared from my hands and feet and
the pain has left me entirely. walked
six blocks yesterday without much
trouble. thing have not been able to
do In two years. l believe now / will
once again be well man and can safely
say lhdt Ut hoopS Sp@Fasvs hiuufy
Pills are the only remedy that has ever
given me satisfaction. I heartily recom-
mend chem &c all who suffer a. have"
y. Coon.
so Straight Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich
Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
FOR SALE BY
CHAS. LAWRENCE,
Io2 Z. Douglas Ave-,
Wichita. kans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
Danger. of the Grir.

The greatest danger from La Grippe IS
OF its resulting n pneumonia II reason
able care is used, however. and Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy taken, al dan
ger will be avoided. Among the tens Of
thousands who have used this remedy
for Ia grippe, We have Jet 10 learn o.
single case having resulted in p,eu-
nonia. which shows conclusively that
this remedy IS certain preventive OK
hat dread disease l. will effect per
mauent cure in less time than an other
treatment. The . and 30 cent sizes 20.
sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
STORMY IN ENGLAND
Terrific Gales Prevail Inland and all Along
the Coast

london, March 3.-Terrifc gales are
prevailing inland and along all the
coast. Much damage has been done 10
property and many wrecks have occur
red. No loss OF life. however. has been
reported up 20 the present. The storm
is widespread and the aggregate damage
to houses and property is enormous. The
wires are down and there is great decay
in kilograms from the continent Tine
Commercial Gable company IS the only
one working.
New York. March 3.-The central ca
BILE office here today sent out the follow
ing notice: Severe storms in England
are seriously interfering with teis-
graphic communication. The cable COM
panies are accepting traffic subject TO
some delay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. March 3.-Coffee-Options op-
ened steady. unchanged 20 points lower.
following easier cables from Havre, ruled
inactive all day and closed dull with prices
unchanged to points net lower: sales T.
200 bags. including March, s3.O5: May. 500.
Spot coffee-Rio dull: No. RIO, sssc on
SPOT: e5sc afioat. and 9isc 10 be shipped.
Mild-Steady; Cordova. 151541634c. Sales 20
bags Central American.
Sugar-Raw weaker: fair refining. 2:zc;
can tr.fugal, 96 test. 3lsGS14c; refined duh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
Will be Called by Mckinley for the fif-
teenth OF March.

Washington, March S.-The Associate
Press is able 10 make the definite. though
unofficial. announcement that congress
will be convened in special session al
most Immediately otter President Nc
Ki1iey's assumption of the Office. and
that the date named viii be March -.
The new president will send a message 10
congress calling attention 70 the state
Of the government revenues and urging
the spedey enactment OF a general revis-
i'm OF the tariff.
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS

Boston. Mass. March S-The American
Wool sui Cotton Reporter VIII say toner
row OF the fool trade;
The outward appearance OF the wool mar
keI showed marked falling OF = acIiv:-
~ the past week. but il should be remarked
that there Is very gooi reason 70 believe
that good deal % quiet trading e ? o0i =
nov going on. SIe aim OF al concerned BE-
tng % keep the facts from the publ 10 The
greatest extent possible. While the vo,-
Gne % business for the las. sax days seems
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CATTLE
REPRESENTATIVE sArFa.
shippers

Joe Scoff. TX EoEs-
=. ". Hutchinson. HsvsrhEi hoEa
Z y. McCrz kin. Dsr5y. hozE-
/ 2. MorlecEe q Pcccz Cf-y. % ?. "a.
a. he yards yesterday. NJ. EoriesSs has
100 czttel o. feed a Pc1.cz
J. p. NcNBrTsy az k2nszs C.ty vas
caller a. 80 yards yesterday.
Nr. Vote of Hous~ K Vote - $s-.oa.
was numbered VIA IRE callers a. TIE ya-1s.
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TnE WEATHER..
w1eh.,A K.a Nar-A 4 81

I.o-zl so-scaFt Ger Ws-aifs al vs-iz.sy-
ar ard -arEsr Thursday ard probably
Fridzv.
Dursar - pzs. tTsrty-fsu- hesrs -
,, gees temperature vs. 4 dsxTseF. TIE
l0ses. = degrees. sEd re nssa 2 csgTszs.
=s;h cIear.nE --s.e.-. rlsiax tsrnSerafsse.
srssa rortAeas. - gentle szs; w1af. Flslsz
ozrone-er-
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OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine 70
regulate the bowels and kidneys viii
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxicant.
but acts as a tonic and altera tive. Il
acts mildly on Ire stomach and bowels.
adding strength and giving tone 70 the
organs. thereby aiding Nature in the
performance OF the functions. Electric
Bitters is an excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old people find it just
exactly what they need. Price fifty
cents and S1eo per bottle ar Geo. Van
Werden's pharmacy, 3sS y. Main street.
and G. Behring's drug store. nor;heas;
corner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
SEVEN out of ten men who order raw oys-
keyS do not like them -ArclisOr Cyflra-
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ills. March 3.-Cst;Ie-There
were purchasers for all arrivals of cattle
today. and prices showed a pretty firm ad-
vance of 10 cents per 100 pounds. Sales
were made at s3s0d4 . for common TO fair
dressed beef steers. up to si.51T5.0o for good
to rather choice shipping and export cattle
with prime lots scare and largely nominal
az S5.10G5.S5. There was no improvement
in the quality of the offerings, and the
bulk of the steers sold at A.1GdA75. The
stocisers and feeder trade showed the usual
animation. with sales mostly al $3.50 On;
light weight steers being largely wanted.
Butchers and Gamers stuff shared in the
general advance, cows and he,fers selling
largely a. s2.+cd3.7 Is and at s. 25G3i0 Caive.
were active and sold mostly at s.. 25GS.fo.
HOg-Trade IN hogs started OF actively
a. strong prices, sales being from ~ 70 5
cents per 100 pounds higher then yester-
days closing. After the choice droves were
pretty well taken buyers withdrew from
the market and the early advance was
Sc 35a3.s0, chiefly at s3.e5GS.75, heavy pack
ing hogs fetching S-%Jd355- The average
quality was good, butchers weights pre-
dominating.
Shaep-Trade in sheep was active. there
be.ng a fair supply for the first time this
week Common to choice sheep were want
q At S2-7SGi30 With very few selling below
$50 and heavy export westerns were In
good demand o. S.l0G415. YeariinEs sold
a. S.7564 -. and lambs were active az so
as for poor 70 prime focks.
Receipts-Ca-tle 1000; hogs 5000; sheep
1890.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. March S-Csttle-Re-
Ce;1ts $50; shipments 40; market strong
20 70 cents higher. Texas steers. 3 75G4 -;
Texas COWS. s20063.15: native steers. = i5r
$50; native COWS AMI heife-s. SLAa370:
stockers and feeders, S.opdi55: bulls. 3 40,
ga.
Sheep-Receip,s zoo: shipments 5bo.mar,
ks1 strong. Lambs. S5-5oG4.S; r1ut,ons. SO
41o.
ST. LOUIS.
s. Lou.s. No. March 3-Cattle-Recesp,,
TexsuS storug fancy export steers. Seq
-; native shipping steers. tdsa<is COVE
ard hsifers. se.@9ss4 O.: sJocke-s and feeders
g s5f4--5: Texas ard Indian steers. & "a
40
Hozs-Re-sipcs 500: msrke; active and
= higher. Light &sr1l -; mixed 8 ca
SO. heavy. S$G2s5
Sheep-Rece.pts so: r2Tke; S.ro-S Ma
i've nGTtons. <15ss1 =. Texas sheep, 80
G3.sl. lambs. - rdS0a-
NEW YORK
New York. March S-BezTss-Receip:s
-: market zctlveto 10 cents higher. s:s@rs
= s-ns4 -: says AID oxen. 25sdi =. o.l-s
S9ssGS6o. dry c0Es. 1884, - Cables qaote
American steers a. tcs7iIisc dressed We. zzt.
refr. gerstor beef s7sz.c. sheep Sale. TX
ports So quarters Of beef
H0sS-Rsceipts SIS STEADY a. SEfI4 :.
sheep Receipts l.-S5. q1.e- aEd STEADY
Sheep. G5GtA
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York March 3.-Though many wants
were satisfied by personal selections. the
engagements were for moderate quantities
Printing cloths were n demand. with sales
of $1,000 pieces for May 10 July at 29sc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-04
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