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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
RHEUMATISM

Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly COM
parative statement of the government re-
ceipts and expenditures shows that for
the month of January the receipts aggre-
gated 81, go, 62S, and the expenditures $36
e96 III, leaving a surplus for the month Of
$685.. 917. The miscellaneous receipts for
January include s. SIS, 40f received during
the mouth from the sale of the Union
Pacific railroad. Excluding this item, the
receipts for the month amount TO SIS, 49,
227 leaving a deficit for the month Of
s., 901. ASA Deducting also the payments
during November and December on ac-
count of Pacific railroad Indebtedness,
amounting TO $40, 4O9, so in receipts and
$J,449, S6S in expenditures, the receipts and
expenditures since July !, 1897, amount to
S1S7.537,37S and $239, 459, POI, respectively,
showing a deficit of S51, sol, S23. The re
ceipts from customs during January
amounted to 81. 269. 1872 a gain as compared
with January. 1897, OF about g. 900 900. The
internal revenue receipts also showed a
gain of over 81 300 900 for the month. Since
July /. the government has paid out on
pension account nearly $50. 600.
The present net gold balance in the
treasury is the largest since August. 1890
This accumulation became somewhat bur
densome and for some time past the gov
eminent has not encouraged its deposit.
Recently, however. treasury notes and
silver have been coming in larger quanti-
ties. and the situation, in consequence, Is
relieved. The uncovered silver IN the
treasury having served a purpose in the
fall trade, is now being returned. and
during the last few weeks the supply has
increased from $3.50 900 to s4,S71,000. Dur
ing the same time the stock of treasury
notes has increased from $1,90O,0OO TO 81
so 600. The receipts from customs and
internal revenue sources are both very en-
couraging to the officials and altogether
the treasury situation is regarded as en-
tirely satisfactory.
Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly state
ment of the director of the mint shows
the total coinage at the United States
minis during January, 1898, was $9.l29,olo
as follows: Gold 81, $40, 900; silver $l,624,O0
minor coins, $3.50 Ol5. The coinage of stand
ard silver dollars during the month
amounted to 81, 100000.
Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly
statement of the comptroller of the cur
rency shows the total circulation of ma
lional bank notes on January 81, 1898. to
have been $226. Al, 9O6, a decrease for the
year of $S563,17 and a decrease for the
month of 81. As. 375. The circulation based
! on United States bonds amounted to $192,-
| 724 go. a decrease for the year of $50, fC2,-
/ 612. and a decrease for the month Of 49,
! 421. 1874 The circulation secured by law
| full money aggregated s33, 72O,607. an in
crease for the year of 81. 500. 253. and ar
! increase for the month of $956.417 The
! amount of registered bonds on deposit tc
secure circulating notes was $2l5. 4S1 $50
and to secure public deposits So, $50. 800.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02

ket, after reaching size for May, gave
way under unloading 70 sc, and closed
unsettled hut quite steady al ssGS:c net
advance. Apart from Liverpool staustics
the market was also strengthened carry
by sharp advances n English and con-
tinentaI markets, attended by puillsA Ar
gentine and Australian crop news
New York. Feb -FlotIr-Receipts a
81 barrels: exports -. 11l. Quiet and bare
is steady; affected BY the late decline IN
wheat, Minnesota patents - .IVa9-55-
Wheat-Receipts 50 40 bushels, exports
23.sS7. Spot steady; No red, Sl-o4 OPP
lions had & sharp forenoon advance IN
The big decrease in Liverpool stocks. bull
ish cables. foreign buying and demand
from room shorts. but e2sed OF some
what In the last hour of realizing. The
close was fairly steady Al 1sH14c net ad-
vance No red February Sl-O554; May
97c
Corn-Receipts Ss175; exports $500,
Spot easy. No . 25s.c. Options dull all
day, showing a downward tendency IN
der disappointing speculative deTeiop-
ments and local realizing. closed unch8nS-
ed TO 1sc net decline. February &C. May
6sts-Receipts $500 bushels: exports
13z.093. Spot quiet, No. > SC options
quiet and barely steady; February 2s12ci
California dried Enthusiastically Evap-
GRATED apples. common. 81 .'s4c per pouHd-
Prime wire tray Sic; wood dried prime
SIC: choice sc; fancy 9@,9Ec. Prunes 3
ISc per pound. ApricOts, royal 9i2R &c
per pound; Moor Park lHllc- Pe9cnes
unpecled 70l0c per pound; peeled lZsfZac.
Bu.ter-Receipts FISH packages 1TIn 4,
Western creamery I412t21c; ElGlns nc
factory 1lD1tc.
E,ggs-Receipts 1856 packages flri'l.
STATE and Penna. 19c; western &c
LIVERPOOL
liverpool Feb. -Wheat-Spot No :,
red western winter. firm, IS lO7d.
ADSTP EFFT'S VISIBLE.
New York February l-Special caole
+ and Geographic advices TO Bradstreet :
covering the principal points of accumu-
lation. indicate The following changes III
( available supplies last Saturday as com
pared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat nited States and Canada east
I of the Rockies. decrease 1.044,000 bushels;
! afioat for and in Europe, increase 1890
bushels: worlds net supply increase o.
OJ0 bushels.
Corn-Jnited States and Canada east OF
/ the Rockies. increase 6o6.000 bushels
OatS-T nited States and Canada east OF
/ the Rockies. increase 100000 bushels
Among the important decreases IN
/ wheat stocks not reported IN the oIhc!aI
! statements Of the visible supply We're the
falling off Of 500 90 bushels in northwest
ern interior elevators; $4,000 bushels al
! Ontario and Montreal storage points; 10
! 90 bushels al Chicago private elevators
/ ard s. go JbuShels al New Orleans. There
/ were quite a number OF small increases
! shown. the largest being that Of dSNF
I bushels at Pittsburg. The gains IN corr
( and oats stocks are largely due correc-
! tons a. Milwaukee private elevators.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
L0E GRATIFYING
Problem of Egyptian Cotton
Nearing Solution.
NEW GIN Is PUT TO WORK
TexaS-Grown Fibre Stronger
Than That of Egypt.

Washington. Feb. Ian official roller
gin test. conducted under the direction Of
thool7ce % fibre Investigations of the de-
p,.rtment of agriculture al Cuneo, Tex,
upon Texas-grown Egyptian cotton. has
Just been concluded with most successful
and gratifying results. For several years
culture experiments have been carried on
in Texas by Mr.. w H. Wentworth from
the Egyptian seed distributed by the de-
partment with view to the production IN
this country Of Egyptian cotton.
: serious obstacle to success has been
the need of a proper gin 10 separate the
seed frcm the lint, the ordinary gin in
turing the cotton to a ruinous degree, bit
this has been overcome bya special form
of gin.
The engineer expert states that the cot
ton produced from the Egyptian seed
planted in Texas is stronger than the
native Egyptian. as is indicated by the
yield per hour in ginning. his was -
hounds per hour the first day and I6S
per hour the second day. The manutae-
turers of the gin used claimed only 90
pounds. per hour asthe output Of the ma
tive Egyptian. The lint from this test
will be examined and further reported
upon.
The imports Of Egyptian cotton are
steadily increasing ana now amount in
value TO over s.. coo 600 annually. With the
ginning question settled those who are
interested in the growth Of Egyptian cot
ton in Texas claim that production in
this country is assured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
JESSE SLOWER RECAPTURED
He il One who Broke jail at
81 Reno Last Fall.

IL Reno q. T. Feb Especial Jesse
slower who broke jail with Bert AchiSon
in this city last fall. was captured by
Sheriff Benn yesterday at Woodward
Sheriff Cannon of this county, received
message at noon today from Sheriff Benn
stating that Slower was badly wounded
while being captured. Sheriff Cannon viii
go to Woodward for his prisoner. Slower
is the young man who was convicted IN
the territorial court OF robbing a store
AZ Newport His sentence was hfteeh
years in the penitentiaTy at Lansing
Major 4. f. Woodson has been very
sick man the past week. \ bad cold re-
sulting in IumbaCo has lef5 him very
weak. Affairs at the agency are working
nicely. \ few outsiders are greatly dis
amounted because the major is still hold
ing down his job AS in the case OF Ma
ior baldwin. If Major Woodson was Re
Iieved. another army officer would be ap-
pointed in his place. The removal OF
either officer would not ease the pain OF
the smaU-fry politician in the least
lake Schweizer has reliable information
that all the wheat and cotton now held
bv the farmers as far west as the Wash
,ta viii be marketed during the month
Of February. II this is the case. would Il
not be a good scheme 70 start the good
work Of repairing roads and Culve-ts 50
that the farmers viii have 10 trouble in
getting to this CITY with their produce
/ The FL Reno board Of Trade has appro-
! nriated A sum Of money for the repairs
I Of roads and culverts. every dollar OF
which is in the hands OF Treasurer Men
ger and cannot be used for any other pur-
nose Next month the farmers viii be
husv in their fields and cannot stop Il
work roads. but II the work Is commenced
a. once II would not take long TO put
everything il proper shape
! II is rumored that new mail route is
"a be established from Hen2eSsey wesf
and from II Reno as far ws- rs Arap-
ahoe.
Trademarks and labels OF STANDARD
goods are sometimes fageDiously initiated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
TREASURY STATEMENTS
PubIic Debt. Receipts and ENpendi-
fsrPs. aud Coinage.

Washington Feb. 1.-The monthly state
,nent OF the public debt, issued today,
shows that at the close of business yes
terslay- the debt less the cash in the treas
ury. amounted 10 Sl.0ll, 70l. 33S, an increase
for the month of S125S9.77l- This increase
is accounted for by the decrease in the
amount of cash on hand.
The debt is recapitulated as follows: In
teres, bearing debt $647.S65,Slo; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity.
g. a2S $40: debt bearing no interest. $SS6.
SSH. total s.. 235. 57S,l24
This amount. however. does not include
SIS. .e93 in certificates and the treas
urv notes outstanding, which are. Offset
bv an equal amount OF cash in the treas
Try
The treasury cash is classified as fol-
lows: Cold. S2o0. 81 sol; silver. $5lo.6l6.l6o:
raper. -Slt0. - 096: bonds deposited in ma
tfonal banks. disbursing officers balances,
sc. 81. Us. l99: total $S5S l9>.oJS. against
which there are demand liabilities out
standing amounting to S629. S26. 30. leaving
net cash balance. including the sold re-
serve If S92S y. 7S6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
WOOL MAR KET-

Nov YORK. Feb. i--Wooi-Quiet' Texas
-Gl-1 I5t.c
london Feb 1.-Ths offerings a me
wool sales today aggregated *ls5 bales
There was q g God attendance and bet
to- demand was noted especially Cor Me-
bourne greasy. when sold quickly Amer
lean are-ato-s took an active part In the
-.,,----s+s.so- y- grades suiting their wants.
taxing 30 bales Of rnerines- The remand
sr u tn ca taIoEues included fair GUAM
rf.v Of miscellaneous iots- Continental
h1,va-e competed keeuIy FOR scouTef.s.
tz---r7- r-1,rcresers paying = sd for
sor5a varrelz- some secured Queensland
vas withdraw. after spirited bidding
Fine crrss-hreis sold wei 70 ire home
trade. bu, faulty vas Irregular. WIKI
--fcss 81 buyers. favor Tn second seT-
- II sales VIII open or Ma-ch L. the
,hlr,7 on Nav 3. ard rse fourth on June
:, Tbe offerings ar each series WIS -
limited 10 3poesl bales. the fists closing
an ire dates mentioned ~ whenever t1e
Quantity nxed shah have arrived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02

Chicago. Feb. 1-Cables this morning
were only lad lower. which was sur
prise. in view of our weakness yesterday.
Second cables were 2ad higher. our mar
ket opened up 12c to begin with and aG-
vanced to nearly &c above last night
closing On the advance, some good sell
ing forced prices down quickly li2c, or
about the opening. It subsequently raj
lied TO CSC closing 957sN96c. Northwest re-
ceipts were go cars. against 20 Tor the
same day last year. Clearances were
475 600 bushels.
milwaukee, receipts We're 5000 bushels.
against IS 000 last year The underCurreEt
of the market was strong. We got al
together about such q market as we eN-
Dected Rradstreet's report of the world
available showed an increase OF $3.50 buSh
els The situation IS practically uncnanS-
ed and We continue Il have one OF me
incest scalping markets we ever saw. We
rather expect higher prices tomorrow
The thing to do is to buy wheat When II
is weak and sell il on good spurts- me
bull CLIQUE continue % control the sltud-
ton. Last night they bought calls ire
quentlv and on the advance today prom
ably sold heavily Corn was without lea-
ture TO-DAY closing just where II did yes
terlav The corn pit was again neglect
ed. Provisions were very weak. Closing
me lover than Yesterday Receipts Of
hozs were not large We look Tor some
further waa lncSS i'm DT0Ei Si0nS.
RISTIE-STREEI COM 90.
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lost Their Nerve and Ran.

st. Augustine, Fla. Jan. 3l.-Henry
Goettel, a young German baker. after
making a confession 10 the sheriff 10 the
effect that Herman Bretz and himself
wrecked a passenger train near Rivera.
on the Florida coast last Tuesday night,
committed suicide by hanging himself
with a towel in the jail early this morn
ing. Bretz, his associate, who occupied
the same cell, also attempted 20 kin him
self. but was unsuccessful. After wreck
ing the train the amateur wreckers lost
their nerve and ran. 1t was their purpose
to hold up the passengers.
The goods advertised in this newspaper
are for sale by home merchants. You can
get the right thing by pressing your de-
mand. gently but firmly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
COTTON.

New York. Feb. The cotton market
opened Quiet with prices points higher
on light covering. the result OF more
favorable Liverpool news than looked for.
Sales during :he first hour were E.slo
New York. Feb. Electromagnetic; mid
ding } l5-16c.
New Orleans. Feb. -Cottcn-Ouiet and
steady; sales SIS bales: ordinary &c;
good ordinary 4ssc; low middliEg l5-lec;
rlidGhng SIC: good middling s-lsc' mid
ding fair Sc.
Liverpool. Feb. 1-Cotton-Spot quiet
American .IliddIing l-l6. Futures dull
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- Gnof,- sfAKKET.

New York. Feb L-Tc'laFs trading y
dr. e hiss neea TeTersAi - yesEer-
DAYS ~ taat fa buyers r ii@ rraTSei
Contributes Is the teta to- TIE cay 81
~ -~e4r~- proportion IRE usug1 Tees
ss- sss~sh - mai ordaFs gave AZ o9por-
.r7rlt.- ra~ store traders 10 come 1c TIE
g5~e. TIE showing % buyers ~ torE v-as
quite good enc aaa their aggregate op-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARkET.

New York. Feb. 1-Coffee-Options
opened steady with prices unch ansed TO
5 points lower; ruled exceptionally slow
with no outside peouIative interest what
ever and weak undertone generally, fol-
lowing lower European markets. eaFy
BriziIian re ceipts. mailer United States
warehouse deliveries and continued neg
Iect Of spot spectators: closed quiet Win
prices unchanged 10 points net lower;
sales $50 bags including February
s.. 80. March $5.50.
Spoa coffce-Rio quiet; No. : invoice
Giac: No jobbing CSC Mid quiet
Sugar-Raw stead; refined steady.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb. Forecast for We'd
nesday:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Threatening weather and probably light
rain southwesterly winds.
The reputation Of a responsible firm is
behind statements concerning widely ad-
vertised wares Who answers for the
cheap substitutes that are sometimes Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
CATTLE.
EnIPEsENrATIvE SALES.
SHIPPERS.

CovIo < Jones. Of Oklahoma had NJ one
q Il. clark Of Lorena was here with one
car If hogs - 49,.
SEYMOUR clark Of Lorena had over one
v-illiar9 Astle & son Of Haven had 4
car ~ hogs on the market
+ ? EE~-rrel Of AataoEy was n WIN
- spanrler Of sharon hal ore car 81
hT p Weatherly & co OF Enid had up
two ears % hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
IixerRexuIator Wan Dead.

Atlanta Ca. jar. 1l-Ior- g a sin
mons. famous throughout The country as
the originator 81 simmons Liver Regu-
1zt7r. died IN ;his city last night 40 IN
advanced age. Hg-yss a native Georgian
and expired az ~ hcz1e % hls daughter.
Mr-s W J. Lehbag1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
Uncle Anson-s Poor Prospects

Chicago. Jan. 31.-James y Hart. sec
-etarv Of the Chicago baseball club. said
tonight that he would tomorrow evening
make formal statement covering the
relations that are 10 exist hereafter be-
tween the club and Captain Arson = is
generally regarded as certainty that
Arson will have nothing 70 do with the
club in any capacity and that Tom Burns
viii be manager. Neither Hart nor An
son will say one word on the matter to-
night.
Nfdeawake dealers consult the wishes
Of customers. and do not offer something
FIST as good" when you ask for an ad-
--a-+FspT article
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
1--WE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO


Chicago. Feb. 1.-Cattle-Trade in cattle
was slow today except in the lew lots OF
good fat cattle, and prices for the general
run We're barely steady; beef steers FOUND
BUYERS at 81 SOFA 30 for inferior 10 strict
" choice, the bulk of the sales being al
$4.3005.00. Fair to good lots OF western
fed cattle sold At Si.4oa4.15. while fed IeX-
ans sold al g. 70It4.4 for steers and $500
35c for bulls. oxen and cows The stock
er and feede rtradc was fair. common lots
declining TO $3.2003 40 Calves were firm
and unchanged.
purchases at slightly lower prices. but
little later there was d decline OF odlOc.
and the days business was at an ave.
age reduction of fully cents. The bulk
Of the hogs crossed the scales at S.SVd3SJ:
coarse packers selling at $3.b3d3'0 ana
early sales were made OF prime heaFy
hogs at s.. 92fs. The late market was very
bad and sellers called prices 10 cents low
ev than yesterday.
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs was
active. the offerings selling at stronger
prices Sheen We're taken at S3.00H4.O0 for
inferior to choice. fed westerns conpris-
ing the great bul kof the offerings ana
selling mostly al SfO0H 4-55. NearlinsS soid
readily at $4.50fs5.00, and lambs were IN
active demand at $4.50Q5.I5, few going as
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs 10000; sheep
1l,000
Kansas City. Feb. 1.-Cattle-Receipts
official $500 natives and 400 southern.
Market slow but not quoeabiy lower eN-
cept on inferior beef grades, which are ~
10 cents lower Indian and Texans stea-
DIV; feeder weights 10 cents lower on ac-
count Of quarantine enforcement Texas
steers s.. 5Ofi4. 90: Texas COWS 81 J0d3.42 ma
tive steers s.. 75d5.00; bulk $it50499; IA
tive cows and heifers s2.25Ff425, stockeTs
and feeders S2 50d4.75: bulls S2.5e04 ..
Hogs Receipts. official 1900 Market
o0ened easy, closed 2i@u5 cents higher
! common grades stead. Bulk Of safes
/ 81 f0ll3.75: heavIes SS.GJI2-S5; packers $50
! az. ST.: mixed S36ou3IIt2c: lights S35e1l
! -: workers. So. 101I3.15: pigs Sf00G3t9.
! Sheep-Receipts, official. $500 sheep
steady: lambs strong. Stocker and feeder
/ Iamhs active Lambs A90d5.i0; muttons
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Feb. 1.-Catue-Receipts 33t"-
I including 900 Texans. Market STEADY
( Native shipping steers S4-40Ti5-25: butcher
/ steers -. 50d4 90: stockeTs and feeders 80,
J "a -: cows and heifers $2.e0n4.50; Texans
( and Indian steers $3.35d4-S5; COWS and
! heifers g. 6oN2.30.
H5gs-Receipts ZOO. Market steady to
: cants lower. Light S3e0T3.15; mixed
/ q 65T2S0: heavy $3.Sffi2.S3-
Sheep-Receipts So0. Market steady with
no Texans. Muttons $40odt.50; lambs so
I 900.
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erations we're considerable in amount
Buyers of ~ooiens were the most active
In Gotten goods. operations were more
conservative. The demand for staple
goods is irregular. manufacturers and
converters doing the bulk of the buying.
which in its entirety is not heavy Prints
are still irregular IL demand and hrm IN
rripp
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No Matter How Pretty

New York, Jan. 31.-The United States
board Of general appraisers decided today
that a trademark is not a decoration. and
must not be considered as such in the
imposition of duties. This decision was
rendered in the protest Of George Borge-
feldt & Co.. importers. of this city. against
the assessment of b per cent ad valorem
duty in an Importation of porcelaine and
china bottlestOppers. upon which were
printed the names II trademarks Of the
manufacturers for whom they were made.
The % per cent duty was assessed on the
ground that these shoppers came under
paragraph s. Of the tariff act. as decorated
china or porcelaine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 1T. = Sim
son. one or the weslthieEt business uae1 -
southern California died today ~ heart
disease He had been SICK several weeks.
bat vas expected 20 recover rntiI lasf
night. when his condition changed for NJ
worse. re had large interests - so1'h-
eru California. where he had lived E.-ce
,saa Immediately after coming here he
by{.t IA cozrlisst re~iaeuoe Or Fir1eroa.
he fashlana BE street. ard zlso tte sim
ssa block ~ the corner - Spring aut
third streets zhlch cost - 20. He was
= large dealer IN l--nhsT.
Ca-lsruhe Feb- l-Tne action q tbs
revenue authorities against Prince HaEi-
-,f5ls-n Won Fue-sreuhorz. foT the rs-7v-
s-v ~ several rniIls0z y mark ln IeEscy
sg-v. has resulsed - q verdict for the
y,-gfrti@s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
New Cable Line Opened.

Kingston. Jamaica. via Bermuda. Jan
2l.-The opening Of the new cable Via
Turks Island and Bermuda was ceIebra-
ted today. II gives the United States and
canada a competitive route for cable
grams 70 the West indies. connecting, as
it does with the service u the CONNER
cfal Cable and Postal Telegraph com
TaDv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02

Chicago. J en-. 1t ash " ileS' L. ~, ,--.t-- -,
gAci No .. - - 49,. G5s-q7c,
No. ). S5inhC 10, ~ ~ 49, -. a.
no 90. ot't - ~ - ..,-r'-,s.. " . -
Cash corn-No- - - -''-'o' ~ -
uasi@c ,,1,.,.. y os~ae,-,
Cash oats-No, = - - - - D io7 Nf5,
s-ish hdN-Ni--'' i''' I'll " -
IL W.. O.. .,-, -. cote
FSeCelplS tvu,'S ~ ne. -, yi-l,..+
s4+. ESTIMATED gar l't7 .''--' - . y. -
81 cars corn ~ ''siS- 'i.9 - ~ 80 = ''i
neap"ils receipts "l VIZ ~
- ,.,.-.-
Chicago. req. l--i'tr9S'l 'I' NV, -
Ste4,ay - JurA'SS Ii'' L. GIN
dQcris' "a - -. --,.,.,,,.;o.. ,o>7,z,-. DAT
Butter-rlrIn; crearlefleS 10 's-SE-' os'I-
rieS 10 ltc-
ESES-f lTn- iIt0l l'--o.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Feb. Nv ne3t-kcceipts
- cars. hard i-IlC higher. red S0r1ew hat
lower: No 1 hard S4i-c. No. .. S11z6 Sslac.
Tn > S5(1Ssiz~- 10 red coo. NJ 940
q5c. No 8. es,usoc: No. > spring. S5izF,S-c.
No, & S2l-slS5c.
oil-1.35c.
Oats-Fairly active. steady; No. white.
Rye-Lower: No. :. 42c,
f4ay-FiTmer. about steady: choice tim
Rutter-SteaL. creamery l+gl1c; dairy
EEEs-Eirmer. fresh J" cents
ST. LOUIS.
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-. 90. ,-,--,, rs a-8f oats II a-yla
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-, - 20 os+s % oaa
$50 Quit et..efiy and unchanged.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02

Don't hurry in the store. Statesmen arc
paid to be patient. See that you have the
right thing. and not a substitute, before
Won ha nd over your money.