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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-17
WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

Boston. Mass. Feb. Is.-Ths amount of
sales Of wool here show a considerable fall
ing OF though a number % manufacturers
are stiii IN the market looking after tn
raw material but dealers who have reduce ?
ths!- stocks By TIE free saie< % late are tfs
p1z@d 20 look more confidently toward -
future and are consequently frrns- Il -.
views a. 20 prices The sales % territory
-rool have been large since the first o. The
year su5 the available stock hss been cor
s.dsrzhly reduced yet. II Is hard work 70
zrs.snce p-cez In fleece WOODS ire IA -
ket Is very ssroug. and p-sces Oh many
kinds have advanced during Ire pas few
weeks Australian Eoois yet m%s; good
call There IS a large anoIut % business
ss5inx. xhlch ziil foot ~ Sel y nsn voo.s
are approved and delivered AMI ths sale.
are gwen out Quotations: Missouri guar
fer bod co.nasr. y. Missouri tAree-e-Ss. -
cSrnbs-s. IL. braid colbinE. 1yE1s- Teas
xo5is. spring rressum G- months. UEI-cs
secured price z7k.sc: syrng fre llz nlontlsl
la5Tlc: secured price 71Ezzc- Territory
wco.s-Noaizza are MEDIUM z-s a1s- -
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For the First Time this session Fails to
Override a Vote.

Washington. Feb. 16.-Last nights
pension session having practically failed
OF its purpose, owing to the difficulty in
securing quorum, the house today va
Gated the order for a night session. and
devoted the day, after the routine bust
ness had been disposed of, 10 the con-
sheraton OF private pension bills.
Thirty-nine bills in all were passed. in
Guiding bills to pension the widow of
General Samuel A. Duncan at $50; the
widow Of Colonel d. Daderusy, $50; the
widow OF General c. A.Heckman, al $50.
and the widow OF General Vandever, a
former member OF the house, from Cali
fornia, at $50 For the first time this
session the house, on vote, declined 10
override a pension veto submitted TO II
for action. The bill was that 10 pension
Nancy G. Allabach, the widow Of Peter
Il. -Allabach. OF the One and Thirtyhrst
Pennsylvania volunteers, at the rate Of
$50 per month
The house sustained the veto. rs % 20.
the requisite two-thirds not voting to
override the veto. a bill was passed 70
define the jurisdiction Of United States
courts in cases for infringement OF let
ters patent
At 4:45 O'Clock the house adjourned
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FREE TO EVERY Man
THE METHOD OF A GREAT TREAT
kENT FOR WEAKNESS OF MEN
WHICH CURED HIN AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED.

Painful diseases are bad enough. but
when a man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness. the mental forebod-
ings are ten times worse than the most
severe pain. There IS no let up 10 the
mental suffering day or night. Sleep is
almost impossible and under such q
strain men are scarcely responsible for
what they do. For years the writer
rolled and tossed on the troubled sea OF
sexual weakness until IL was question
whether he had not better take doss
OF poison and thus end all his troubles
But providential inspiration came 10 his
aid in the shape of combination ot
medicines that not only completely re-
stored the general health. but enlarged
his weak, emaciated parts 20 natural sizs
and Vigor, and he now declares that any
man who viii take the trouble 70 send
his name and address may have the
method OF this wonderful treatment free
Now when / say free mean absolutely
without cost, because 1 want every weak
ened man TO get the benefit OF ny ex-
psrience.
1 am not a philanthropist. nor do
pose as an enthusiast. but there are'
thousands OF men suffering the mental
eortures OF weakened manhood whS
would be cured az once could they hue
get such a remedy as the one that cured
me- Do not try 10 study out how / can
afford 10 pay the few postage stamps
necessary TO mail the information. bur
send for Il. and learn that there are
few things on earth thai although they
cost nothing to get they are worth a
fortune 70 some men and mean hfe-
time Of happiness 10 most OF US. Writs
10 Thomas Slater. Box sos. Kalamazoo,
Mich, and the information viii be mall
ed IN plain sealed envelope.
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NEITHER NECESSARY NOR WISE
Is What the Kansas Senate Thinks About
the Arbitration Treaty.

Topeka. Kan, Feb. 16.-By a unani-
nous vote the state senate today adopt
ed the concurrent resolution proposed by
United States Senator-elect Harris, declar
ing the proposed arbitration treaty be-
tween this country and Great Britain
to be neither necessary nor wise. and in
imical 10 the best interests OF this gov
eminent. and also requesting the Kansas
senators in congress TO strenuously op-
pose the measure.
The resolution recites that this nation
tas maintained its independence for over
120 years. successfully and honorably
dealing with foreign questions. and that
though Great Britain has been our Ne
mesis with whom our greatest contention
has been" the honor of the nation has
ever been successfully maintained with
out depressing the sea with its ironcladS
and without a vast standing army 10 en-
force its demands
There is now no pressing public Ques-
ton demanding such treaty. the reso-
luton asserts. and protest is made
against committing the Monroe doctrine,
so intensely American and so dear %
our people," to the arbitration Of other
powers. II is asserted that such a treaty
must be in forgetfulness OF Washing
tons farwell address. cautioning our peo-
pie TO ever beware Of entangling ALI
ances.'"
Senator Harris viii resign his seat in
the state legislature this week and viii
proceed 20 Washington, in accordance
with a request from Senator'S Allen Of
Nebraska and Butler OF North Carolina,
who desire conference OF Populist sem
atorS previous TO the converting OF con-
sress in special session.
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lie; secured price 3oGS2c; staple siGS5c.
Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium and iire,
Sale; secured price SeuS2c; staple S4GS5c:
California WOODS. northern spring. 1eniic:
secured price SSG34c; middle county spring
o6l0c; secured price 3osfSec.
Australian. secured basis-Combing. SUI
peTine. 476isc; combing good, laG45c; com
bins average. Seg4lc: Queensland comblng
42Qiic.
Antwerp. Feb. 16-The wool auction sale
opened here today with a good attendance
OF buyers. Prices ruled AT $40 centines
under the sales Of November. last. The
number of bales offered was a.Seo.
ST. Louis. No. Feb. iS.-Cotton-Steady
and unchanged: middiing. siS-Isc-
New Orleans. La Feb. l6--Cottoa-Firrn:
m:ddling I3-l6c: low ul;ddiing. 5ssc; goot
ordinary. 6isc-
New York. Feb. 1s.-Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding l-lsc. Futures closed steady; sales
Is5 O01 bales: February. sSse; March. SIS;
April. ssss; May. 1894; June. 500: july.
N.C5; August 500: September, sSsl; October
SS12: November, ss.7i: December. So.la-
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REGULATING THE VALUE THEREOF
weyler onee More Tries His Hand 40
CubA's FfBancier.


Havana. Feb. 1s.-Csptain General
Weyler has issued an edicl completely
prohibiting speculation in exchanging
bank bile for CON or vice versa. In the
exchange houses where this has been M
practice: and. secondly. ordering thess
establishments to sfiix the edict on Their
doors. over the national co.ors. with ths
number Of the "maricula;ion subsidy"
and quotations Ia tbs exchange Of gold
and silver.
TIE edic: also prohibits quoting bills.
and orders the use of ne day book 20
record operations. according 10 The stamp
act
IN addition, All establishments buying
and selling effects and industries % al
kinds are obliged 20 receive bills 81 heir
fuli value ard change them for small
bills. the only condition being nat buyers
must spend az least one dollar n each
FIVE dollar BIZ tepGeTed o. receive I per
cent discoun; while anal bile are scarce
The captain generals e8lct further pro-
hfbits On the island n Cuba the Fe-af.l-
Ing OF government lottery tickets Oaiy
internal revenue c1lectors are permitted
70 s@.I them. but taeas collectors srs al
fhsrlzeI on the.r oEn perHycsl reaponsi-
bgty % allow reraors % al iettrry
tsrksfs - the streets. These seilsTE r1BFs
however. carry a badge showing ise nu-n
Der q ne coIsctcr's ONE % zaica th~Y
selorz. and t5eZ must SOW thls badge
=: the request q the peopls- n - case
nus, ;he t.cks; seller ask a premium %
over 70 per cs1.
FInz1y. any persons vtoiatiaE the pro-
visions = fals s1.ct XII - deal; Sl'a
~ ssssrilaz II tee rehsl!.3a ard ~ -
tf.s8 - :ae military court
TIE ealct Is 5zts5 Fsorua-y y, - -
present. year. aa5 is@usa from Eeaeral
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ty of it with some to spare. His voice,
while very powerful, is pleasant to listen
10. and he sings with sincerity and feel
ing. No deeper or richer voice has ever
been heard within the walls Of this ed
flee than the basso profundo Of Mr. Lou
din.
During the intern.igsion of the first and
second parts of the entertainment, Mr..
Loudin told a few Of his experiences
while making q trip around the world
with his company which was very inter
interesting 70 listen 10.
Miss c. s. Sadgwar, one OF the sopran-
os, sang Way Down Upon the Swanee
River most artisticacly. Miss NJ. H. Ad-
ans followed shortly with another So
prano solo which, without doubt, was the
hest number Of the evering. Her voice
srows training and cultivation and is
very strong. She was compelled to re-
spand third time. Miss L. +. Henson
is the piano and organ accompanist for
this organization and is a skilled per-
former on these instruments.
The effect Of the singing by such vo-
calists is altogether refreshing and rest
full and free from any endeavor to tickle
the duQlence Dy LitluOuS- liOSC
who did not attend undoubtedly missed
the musical treat of their lives.
PROFESSOR DYCHE.
Professor Dyche will give a graphic de-
scription, fully illustrated, of his trip last
year to the interior of Alaska The lee
ture is replete with interesting and anus
ing camp stories of his experiences and
perils in his journey among the natives
along treacherous rivers and over dan
gerous mountains.
1t was on this trip he secured the Won
derful big horned white sheep, the only
specimens ever secured for a museum,
after most perilous journey to the top
Of the Alaskan mountains.
Don't fail to hear this famous young
Kansan whose daring adventures among
the wild beasts Of the Rockies, the wal
ruses and Esquimos Of Greenland and
the miners and savages of Alaska make
him the greatest hunter Of the nineteenth
century, at the Auditorium, Friday, Feb
ruary 10, afternoon and evening.
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Coroner's Jury Falls to Agree,

Perry. Q. T, Feb. 16.-The coroner 5
inquest over the remains OF Roolla Hos
field was concluded yesterday and the
coroner's jury failing 10 agree as 10 the
cause Of her death were discharged this
morning. There seems 10 be no justifi-
cation for the sensational reports that
have been circulated in regard to her
death. for while the jury disagreed as 20
The cause Of her death they found no evil
deace OF consequence TO implicate the
parties suspected. Il is not vet known
whether there viii be another investiga-
ton or not.
A number OF the citizens OF our city
are spending much OF their time az the
capital. working working for :he Deai-
tertiary for the city Of Perry.
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head. average le4o pounds. stoo: Texas cows
"A head average 80 pounds. &.ie. nativs
steers, IS heSd. average 1884 pounds. S.ee:
native cows ami heifers. - head. average
asa pounds $50; s;oCkers and feeders, y
head average 30 pounds. $i.l5s bulls. head
average 1850 pounds. $50
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo. Feb. ls.-Cattls-Rece,pts
1000: market steady with no change from
the existing range OF prices.
Hogs-Receipts $50: market SC lower
Light. 81 40G3.50; mixed. S3SQ35o: heavy.
s. iOG3.5o.
Sheep-Receipts l.Soo; market steady ana
unchanged.
NEW YORK.
New York. Feb i6.-Beevss-ReceiptS -
no trading Gables quote American steers
at Tl0i-lD1iizc; sheep. sGSisc; refrigerator
beef. ss,Ggssc Exports il67 beeves: isS5
sheep and 1900 quarters OF beef.
Sheep-Receipts SO: dull: sheep steady:
lambs easier. Sheep. $5-501ti.J0; lambs. $50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts ISL: firm at s3.IOa4.io.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
COMING LOCAL. EVENTS

The T. T. ". w. club viii meet with
Mrs. T. NJ Young, SIC Sedgwick block,
Thursday, Feb. IS. .. m.
Regular business meeting of Columbia
Lodge No. o. D. H. S., this afternoon at
5 o'clock sharp. Mrs. Noltemeyer, Sec
rotary.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet this
"wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, at
the home OF Mrs. c. Z. Potts, 1851 North
Lawrence avenue. Mrs H. C. McClung,
Secrafarr-
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Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company, II. NJ. Dubois, alb
stractor)
VIM Aid wd lots so and 81 Fourth
ave Znnmerly's 3rd add ........s 10
A l. Sheir wd lots z and s blk SO
Cheney ............ oo
Donald McMurchy sd S0xS2 com
so r. y. sw cor Sc or % % 1e.. 500
W Y Ewing receiver qcd Walnut
Grove Res, Reserves B c d Z f
and I College Place add ....... 50
Gertie Madden I'd lots 6l6 TO 622
Fairview ave Rosenthal's sub =. 4
t. NJ Lane I'd lots IL and u blk Il
Cheney ....-... --..-.-. .....-.. 60
D j Freischer b lots 942 and ga
Wichita ST Jewellers add ...... 125
Western Inv Co wd sw or and W
hf Sc or % 2w ........ 1
Wichita Nat Bank I'd lots and
80 # Wichita st Waterman's
add 80. 80. ........ ........ 1855
Sarah E Thomas wd lots 165 TO 179
Campbell ave Logan add. 400
Francis L Marsh wd lots and
Paramount av Paramount Place
add ...... ...... ..... 1900
c L Bertholf I'd lots So 100 104 and
10 to 134 Third st Hartwell's sub
10 V $3.50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
Peter Phemager wd tract com 50 W
and go ne cor ne or 20 %
-.--.--- -. ....-----.--.- %
Katy B Mayberry wd sw or &c
W. Do
r Phemeger wd lots 9 and 10
blk ] Mt Hope $500. ....-... 10
Fred Berthof lots Il IS 80 to Sc
Meridian ave and lots IS 50 80 So
to Il Morris ST Boyie's ad TO VAL
ley Center 49,. .. AS
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tAIILf.-
Cattle-Receiptc light. No market.
shippers.
w f. Nicholas. Se6gwick. hogs.
]. c. Gray, Oatville. hogs.
L. T. Counell. Anthony. hogs.
Charles Dorsey. South Haven. hogs
J. W Workman. Lyons. : cars hogs.
r Myers. Wellington. hogs.
Hank Duplan. Augusta. hogs and cattle
Astele n Son. Haven. hogs
Bank OF Enid, Enid. o. r. hogs
W. r. NcGnness. Oatvilic. hogs.
Horton & Campbell. Caldwell. hogs.
Day A. Yeoman, Alameda. hogs.
Stewart, whitewater. hogs.
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RHEUMATISM

Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed 10 cure acute or muscular rheuma-
tism in from one TO five days. Sharp,
shooting pains in any part Of the body
stopped by few doses. A prompt, COM
plete and permanent cure for lameness,
soreness, stiff back and all pains in the
hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism, SCI
atica, iumbago or pain in the back, are
speedily cured. II seldom fails TO give
relief from one or two doses, and almost
invariably cures before one bottle has
been uSed Prioe 95e
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MUNYON'S

Improved Homeopathic Home Rem
edy Company put up separate cure for
each disease. At all druggists, mostly
% cents. Guide TO Health free.
Personal letters 70 Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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COFFEE AND sCGAE MARKETS

cred steady. points higher OF better cable
news and buying for European account:
market easier. OF 5 points late n the cay
under local selling pressure and closed
puiet and unchanged 20 ; points higher.
Ssles SO hays. Including: March sSGSd
go: May. si9Gs Is. Spot coree-Rio No.
: invoice. SC; jo5olng. isisc. Ml6-QuieI;
Cordova I5i4sfisa.c.
SuEzr-RzE firm. refined steady.
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BANKRUPTCY BILL.

The bankruptcy bill was taken up and
Mr.. Hoar spoke in favor of the bill. He
said the pending bill sought TO afford
help to the 500 600 bsnkrupts of the coun-
try, as We'll as protection to the credit
or class The state insolvency laws were
manifestly inadequate, as only. thirteen
states had laws embracing voluntary
and involuntary insolvency. He explain
e. that the pending measure provided
voluntary as We'll as involuntary bank
ruptcy. Involuntary proceedings could
be sustained on showing of actual in
solvency.
Referring to the old bankruptcy law,
Mr.. Hoar said il had been brought into
disfavor by the scandals attending its
administration. particularly in the south.
In Louisiana. five judges had been driven
toresign for fear of impeachment. The
present bill carefully guarded against
possible evils of extortionate fees and
administrative abuse.
At Sis y. m, the senate adjourned.
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TO KEEP or Tng sssELEEs
TroSps viii gs Prsssnt nb-a shs Chsro-
kes FrsedDss Are rsss az.

WasalzEf1a. Fsa. is-s-c-st&rT FT1r-
CT hsz tsk-n al rrscsSiions - protect
tse benshcisflsa q Ne psTrsTat . -
made - the casTokss fre~e1sea as ;sssT
snare C the chsrokee QUIT sais pro-
cssssA r. gsynseaf % 20 - Ezase -
checks s13 8; bszi.s ioza0rsoT ~ Hay
sea. ]. T. AL al Lss; s~vefai Tee<s.
r. vseE - -srsafs1cal sy3bi.csflczs Ia.
= h1ase - gar1hssfs AMI g~.nai@fs N1s1
gsfaa- a5cB- fos =stissFSess q ne fred
raen. ~ rexrs.-a. ne ear 9ssar;anesf Tes
ASH - sgd tge0s,s ts~re- Gs1sszi Me-
s.E. a. calraE0. ts5~Era2ses this After
nosa saaf Treo. = e ne Firs; esvas-y
- FoTs gez3 81 ~ i7ta ans arrived az
vsai.s On ~ itla iasf-. @nd 2ESszo.s az
s.s1s .. La -ea ss-e. Jar
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Excursion Rates to Washington.

For the benefit OF t.ose desiring 20 wit
ness the iLaugura ton OF the next pres!-
den, Of the United States. the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad viii sell excursion
tickets az one fare for the round trip
from all points on lis line in Ohio. Indi-
ana and Illinois. Tickers viii Be sold
March Is. 2nd and Ord. valid for return
until March Sth. Similar tickets. via
s & @. railroad. VIII be sold by all the
railroads throughout the west Il a1-
di;iOn % b5!ng the shortest and most d.
rect .ins 4 Washington. the B. & O.
passes though a region OF greater scenic
magniicsnce and historic interest than
any in all America Passengers also
have the option OF travelling via Akron
and Fi;.sourg or via Bellsire and Graz
Ton either going or returning. The
through trains Of the B. * O are vest
Suled throughout. equipped with Pull
man sierrsTs and The dining car service
: unsurpassed Information IN detail
VIII D. chee-tully furnished upon apPi!
cation by = :. Allen. assistant general
passenger agent. h. e. O. railroad. G:snd
Central Station, Chicago.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Feb. ls.-The actual sales e.
fscted by commission merchants were larg-
e. than yesterdays and :; included better
business in staple cottcus than for some
time. A raft OF retail buyers are IN the
market and late in the day joobers were
able 10 report an improved quota OF bust
ness. with much mere in sight Printing
cloths were quiet. but firm a: ll-lGc bid
and no spots al hand az FAN River 10 re-
spond 10 US.
Fail River. Mass. Feb. 16.-Prnt cloths
quiet and steady, il-l6c.
Manchester, Eng. Feb. 1S--The cloths
andn yarn markets ere quoted quiet and
very little business dong
Biddeford. Me. Feb. l6.-Nine hundred
looms III the Laconia and Peppereli mill
here. a larger number than was anticipated
when the recent curta.iment agreement was
announced by cotton manufacturers. arc
idle this week. This number viii be shut
down util March J. when they vii be stear,
ed and other looms stopped and other op>
erat,ves now idle viii then take the place.
of those now at work.
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d. C. IMBoDEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION CO.,
Grain Exporters,
2111 Strand. GALvEsTON

Branch purchasing Once. 20I s>ds-
wick block. Wichita Kan
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THERE is sn unwritter Law among women
that no WOMAN should 60 further from
home than two blocks with shawl over
her head
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GRAIN AND PRoDUoE MARKErs.
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain markets. furnished by r
L. Rostic. commission merchant, rooms u
and 70 over Kansas National bank. Tele-
phone No 1s7.
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He Is for Bimetailism and Has No More
Erysuism, and Still Less Use for Petit
srewism Than Either-Personai Clash
coming Administration That Platform
Promises Must BE Fulfilled Lest Evil
Befall 1t.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago. lis. Feb. Is.-CSffIe-The snail
supply % cattle was sogsI 20 the uose-af s
requirements % the trade AM prices we're
largely Joe lover except for cao.c>- Com
mon dressed BRET steers sold q; re lowest
prices reached q lonE tire. tae poorest
offerings sod between Iprdtcs. Butchers
ard Gamers stl6 also showed marked a.
nation and strength bBT caves wers s1oS
and iower
HoEs-Trere was a very god tsrus.d
for hogs but Tire market Was a. weak =.
:. vas strong yesterday. Hogs soff larsrsis'
a; q s5d55o. common % TIE aes; seiIl-x az
g 3Ogz-so ard pszE a. uZGzG-
Shesp-TTs1s y sheep was active a. yerT
a. - f0r inferior Up % - nate fo- cao.ca
rafivss Fed westerns soES largely ~ r.
azso TezrEazs were n goo1 demand a.
- ss1s -. arr lambs were Tauts1 a. z =
o. - for poor 20 extra. ssIsz beng ls-Se-T
a. - ES475
Reoeip;s-Cs;;ls 2go; hogs. 100: sssss.
1-.9o.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. Fsh. fs-Cafffe-R--
e.pfs 7..ss. shipments 80. rrzySst ztsz.sT
on oest xrx6es. CHER Max Texas steer
3 -5szs1- Teas cows ET-a-ta. azffFs
steer szaf(y1 % rafiTs c5Ra an hs1fsr-
boils. O. ysaGSf
Fic.s-Eeeeasfs = Dc. sas.rnsnss 81 ma
h. Neak 70 = i9zsg. Bask % saies s. -
: -: kszviex e -Gz t-ss s.zrk@rs = ~
Z e. m-z~l- E-ls11S9 g. EESts- 9 3aSfs ~.
yo-ksrs < - se3-s7t. p.ss. ss0cE
sre<S--Rsess d.. sh4pErsHfs -.
marie; s.easy- LAMBS. - iaa1-ss. snGftsas
e E94sa
Representatives saies: Ts1as s.eess. :
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WICHITA Markets

Wichita. Kan, Feb. is. 1871.
HOGS.
Hogs-Active al 5ll0c lower.
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HOUSE WORKS ON PENSIONS

At Sis p. m, the senate adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-17

New YORK, @. 4o.-tItdI.ll 5 klls, 90 q
balances S11s.tS.
Boston, Mass. Feb. Is.-Clearings I7,2ss,
o5i: balances S,79i,723
Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. is.-Clearings S5,-
so. sS3: balances =. E54.7s3
Baltimore. Nd. Feb. Is.-Clear.ngs t.52s-
30; balances &, si5.
ST. Louis. No. FEB. Is-Clearings 40
50: balances 5. 25.7sl. Money 4a7 per cent
New York exchange - cents discount bid
= cents discount asked.