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blankets in white and tan 81 John.
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hoiiday goods at lers than city price.
at MoLear's.
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pair warranted
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siaa's arr ths bass thisg ips ehilarn
thsee cold nights
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SIS. aluminium warc, a. - e. Marker
4 Co'E Come aud esafasue them.
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cuRE AcolnIno ONE psY.

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FOR Rent.

Good farms with abundant water
supply. Apply 70 this office
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"A bStractS.
The only set of Nttnae17-
cal .4bstracts ofthe Rec
ords of Protoers county,
ABSTRACTS to Farm and
city Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.4ddreSS
PRoWERS co. ABSTRACT CO.
Lamar, Colo.
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Pike has the finest display q can,
dies aud nuts ia toSu-
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Peach batter at Parmenter's.

See the big line Of dry goods com
ing in at Twins.
Baby bonnets and oloaks in all
colors at Irwin's.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-10
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RHEUMATISM

May. 2794c asked; July. 231sc; September,
211sc; No. 2 white 302d3114c.
Rye-Lower; 571kc.
Flour-DuH and lower; patents. IS. 5O5G
$50; straights, 50. S5Q3 IS; clear, S. 0oQS. 20
NEW YORK.
New York, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1885 bushels; exports. 90,116 bushels;
spot. steady; No 2 red, S414c, f. o. b.,
afioat and 707sc elevator; No red, S31sc,
to arrive. T. o. b., afloat; No. ! northern
Duluth S114c. +. o. b.. afioat 10 arrive.
Options opened firm on the Michigan state
report and after a mid-day's season OF
depression following long sales, recovered
again. Shorts were alarmed over a re-
ported settlement of the Buffalo strike,
and the rumors on tie government re-
port. The close was Steady at L 10 sc
May IS 3-16d7S3sc closed 7S5sc; July 762sG
17l5c; closed nc; September 1855 a &c,
closed 76c; December 761a676zc, closed
62sc
Corn-Receipts. 1880; exports. 1886.
Spot, steady; No. 2, 4O4d40?c. (. o. b..
afloat to arrive. Option market opened
steady with wheat and firm; most of the
session on favorable Buffalo strike news
and export rumors Closed firm and ia
&c net higher; May, 3SAG3Sfsc. closed
$3.50; July 37i4d3s14c. closed 3S14c; Sep
TENDER SS?G3S12c, closed 3S15c.
Oats-Receipts. 221, 900. Spot, dull; No 2.
SIC; No. l. 50lzc; No. white 35i5c; No.
white. sac; No. track. mixed western,
31G33c; track white. 34d3S16c; track, white,
state. 34d3S15c. Options slow.
Hay-strong; shipping, $3.50; good to
choice. 7OdS2c.
Lard-Weak; western steamer, SIS; re-
fined, weak; continent, $5.45.
Pork-Quet.
Butter-Receipts. 10.76O packages; firm:
western creamery, 14317c; factory, 120
1Sc.
Eggs-Receipts, 1927; firm; western, 1s9
1910; southern. 12d13c.
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans, open ket-
tie. good to choice, 32d3612c.
Metals-The market was generally quiet
and irregular during the day with price
changes in the main unfmportant. Iron
held firm on light offerings, but the rest
of the list was depressed by falling off
in demand and larger offerings by pro-
ducers. Gable news and advices from the
west averaged up about as anticipated
At the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants quiet but firm, at
81; lake copper, dull. at s19; tin. easier
with $3.50 bid and So. go asked. Lead was
easier, with 81. 40 bid and 81. 40 asked: spell
ter unchanged, with 81. IS and 500 asked.
The brokers' price for lead was s4.25 and
for copper SO.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. May 9.-Wheat-Spot. steady;
futures dull: May, 5s 9l4d; July, 5s 724d;
September, IS 33sd.
Corn S pot American mixed new,
steady; IS ED. Futures, quiet; May, IS
53sd; July, IS 5Ad; September, IS SID.
Receipts of wheat during the past three
days, 307, 900 centals, including 10000
American. Receipts OF American corn
during the past three days. $500 centals.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Jef Houston shipped from Ponca City
a load Of fair hogs which sold a, good
bulk prices
Major Hardesty OF Corwin was & snip
per Of light hogs u fair form, which
sold at bulk figures
A Richardson of Jefferson had II a car
Of heavy hogs which sold az sun bulk
price.
r W Rounds Of Hennessey was a
shipper OF mixed hogs, the big end OF
the consignment going al the top OF she
bulk. and the others al sood prices for the
grade.
Townsend & L.amon were IT. from An
dale with . car load Of mediums which
sold at the top OF the bulk
Po2'eweu & Short q Rome were shin
pers of light hogs which were nor sod
CT the open market
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
We're the Missouri Pacific, >; Rock Island.
:. and Santa Fe, >
TIE Dold shipments yesterday were
very good. Both the jobbng express ana
contract cars were vel REPRESENTED and
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AWFULLY HARD WORKED
United states Army Officers in Cuba
Complain of Hsrdships.

Havana, May 9.-Army officers in Cuba
are Eompla7nin gthat their duties have
become over-arduous on account Of the
insufficient number of commissioned Of
ficers who are available for service
throughout the island A case in point
is that Of the Eighth United States in
fantry regiment, from which half the Of
ficers are absent, making the labors Of
those who remain far greater than they
should be in this climate. majority OF
the men in this regiment are recent re-
cruits and require constant drilling. The
officers. it is alleged, are, IN the circum-
stances, practically dril sergeaDts. They
complain that they are so hard worked
that they cannot even md time 70 enjoy
their meals.
Savannah Ga, May e.-Colonel Bellin-
ger, depot quarfermasUer here, has receiv-
ed the following official adyices from Ha-
vana: But one regiment OF volunteers
now remains in Cuba. That is one OF the
immune commands az Santiago That
regiment will embark on the transport
Logan for New York as soon as that YES
sci can diSembark the second half OF the
Tenth cavalry which she is TO take from
Galveston % San;,as The regular com
mauds in Cuba are sing sadly depleted
by discharge Of scldiers who volunteered
for the war The Second artillery Is
referred 20 as one regiment that has lost
heavily. The Seventh cavalry aso i hard
~ more than a skeleton command ore
troop Of mis- regiment has been red-ced
20 barely fifty men by discharges The
movement OF troops from Cuba through
savannah has been practically completed
FOR TINS spring and summer
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che aaieita Daily gao aednesdau yorm,ru yay 1892

were promptly gotten out. Most Of it
was mixed packing house stuff, and some
straight lots of staples.
A break in the prices of hogs at the
yards and fears of antagonistic legisla-
ton by Germany depressed provisions.
Buying by packers against cash sales
steadied the market. Shipments of meats
were large. Cash lard went off 1919 cents
and landed on $3.50, while cash ribs
closed sc of at S455.
A MORE HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.
In the highest German quarters it is
stated, according to late Washington ad-
vices, that the German government Will
be able TO command the requisite majority
TO pass the government measure relating
to the inspection of meats, foreign and
domestic, now before the reichstag, and
for this reason there is said to be 10
ground for the apprehension expressed
in this country that the adverse action
upon the bill in committee would preju-
dice the negotiations between the Uni
ted States and Germany. The hill now
ted States and Germany. The bill now
pending in the reichstag is said TO be 10
a considerable extent the result of ne
gotiations between Berlin and Washington
and acceptable to government authorities
on both sides as well as TO the American
meat industry. The German government
has never doubted its ability to pass the
measure in the reichstag and il is said
the adverse action of a committee in no
sense changes the governments plans or
serves TO show that the bill will fail when
1t reaches the chamber. On the Hntra-
ry, the government expects, it is asserted,
being made up Of the socialists, extreme
Agrarians and those known as the wild
members. The aggregate of this oppose
ton is said 10 be far short of sufficient
to interfere with the government plans
For the present, however, the government
bill viii not be pushed as time Is de-
sired to allow this new outbreak Of Agra
rian sentiment to pass over. In the best
informed official German quarters it IS
felt the temporary reverse in committee
would not have occurred had il not been
for the inopportune appearance of the
report Of the court of inquiry which has
been looking into the matter of meat fur
nished the American army.
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DIZZY GOODS M4ESErs

New York. May s-Ths demand for cot
ton goods was fully I'd 20 ere average
proportions. Some Ee7d-sized BIDS for
brown cottons Tor export turned down,
ewing inability sellers gre required
shipments. Prices On al weights q
brown and gray co.'o1s are very firm
Biezchsd c~.-0ns firm. WIKI steady de-
rusnd Prints ln more thar average re-
quest. bug Iirht supplies creek volume =
business Gi1EnsEs continue scarce
Print cloths VERY arua. rat re more bus
t-sss reoor1e1 Meas wear wooens quiet
Cay worstczs and serEes a-u z 2Tlcss.
Dress goods also quiet
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago May 9.-The small receipts Of
cattle today in connection with a good
demand, resulted in advancing prices fully
&C. Fancy grades brought s.. 1905. so;
choice steers, $5.15G5 IS; mediums, $4,000
$50; beef steers, $4.1OQ4. So; stoekers and
feeders, $4.0Od5.15; bulls, s.. LOCALS; COWS
and heifers. s.. 5O04. p; western fed steers,
81 .3005. 30; Texas steers, So. 90li4. 80; calves
81. O0G6. So.
Hogs-The demand for hogs was slow
and the market ruled weak, with prices
about &c lower; fair to choice, So. S0d9 %;
heavy packers, 50. 55G3. 7715; butchers, SO. 50
Q3 9212; lights, 3.65Q3.90; pigs, So. 30d3. 70.
Sheep-There was an active demand for
sheep and prices ruled strong and high
er: Colorado wooded lambs, sold at s.. goa
6.25; largely a. 81. coat. 10; shorn lots, 81. %
$3.50; common TO good sheep, SO. 5OG5 10,
chiefly s4.9Od5.10, with export lots bring
ing s4.S505. co.
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, Is, 900; shep
15,OO0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 9-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 4,49O natives; 80 Texans; the de-
mand for all grades of cattle was active
today many Of the most desirable bunch
es selling at firmer prices, with the plain
er grades selling fully steady; heavy ma
tive steers. 81 .S505. Is; medium steers, 81. 60
d4.S5; light weights, $4.50d4.S3; stockers
and feeders, s.. 75Gl5. %; butcher cows and
heifers $3.10d4.S5; Gamers, 81. 50d3. 10;
western sters, 81. $4,000; Texans, $3.50
40
Hogs-Receipts, 1880 Liberal supply:
trade was fairly active, but prices ruled
sc lower. Heavy. $3.70Q3.S0; mixed, $3.50
3. 70; light. s.. 45aS. 50; pigs. 50. 25d3.50
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Excellent demand
for killing grades; lambs. 10015c higher;
muttons, active at strong prices. Spring
lambs brought S7.O0dS.00; wool lambs. $5.25
$50; clipped, s4.901l5.25 yearlings, 5000
5.25: wethers. S4.3Od5. 90; stockers and
feeders, s.. 25d4. 10; culls. s2.25G3.2 %.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Mo, May 9.-Cattle-Receipts
$500, Including 200 Texans; market
steady; fair to choice native shipping and
export steers, "a. 5Od5. Is. with fancy grades
worth s. 80: light and butcher steers, 81 90
G5.1O; stockers and feeders, $3.000470;
COWS and heifers. $2.25G4 70; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.50q4.S0; cows and heif-
ers, 81. 40d4.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market weak to &c
lower: pigs and lights, S3.S0FI3.S5; pack
ers. $3.75d3.9O; butchers. $3.S0d4.00.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tive muttons, $4.40d5.0O; spring lambs, $500
dlOCO; Texas sheep. $3.50.
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HOGS HVE LOVER
Fair Supply and Quality
Mixed.
TOPS DROP TO $3.50
Cattle Market Steady With
Light Trade.

The provision market and all the live
stock trading points yesterday were in
a general state of falling of the price. 1t
was generally &C lower in live hogs and
provisions went of in the casa trade from
of TO l2i2 of. The local market was all
thar could be expected ana IL sympathy
with other market everywhere also de-
cilned &C. There was a fair run in and
all that came II early enough were abb
sorhed. both in the car lot shipments and
tbs wagon trade, The supply was a liJtle
below that of The day previous but VAS
very fair The quality was mixed. There
were in the main heavier hogs yarGed and
sold than the day previous. bul there
were in several Of the punches coarse
Stays ana heavy Sows which leSseaed the
value and marketable worth Of .he con-
s.Enment. The average Weioat was 10
pounds heavier than that of-he previous
ldy. but this does not signify So much
when j, is understood that Jha weight did
RET ia All cases represent real intrinsic
quality. There was nothing especially
prime received. Snd many of the loads
which did have in very fair hoEs were
nceruiNed with too coarse and heavy
etuH which did not sell. but otherwise
al thc offered car stock was disposed OF
a. very fair prices an the depressed west
ern markets considered. The tops were
nickel below the tops Of the day before,
and the bulk range at about the same
decline There Were five cars weighed up
ana TWO came in la-er which VIII cross
the scales early this morning. The wagon
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London. MAY s-The feature ~ The min

London. May s-The feature u the min
ing contnngo business today was the ex-
treme diffculty exe-ienced BY bulls -
copper % Eet commitments carried Owe
Tho reason assigned for The refusal hv
The principal dealers 20 take on American
copper shares Is that the market - 80 uu-
settled. owlng 20 New Jersey combines
that they fear tho next settlement vii
disclose "a bear account. when most % the
shares viii have 90 bo rodeivcfed after
all the trouble and expense % taking
them Up has been susta. ned.
London. May q 9. m.-Cloelnr consois.
for money TO 1-i6. for account 10Y. ca.
madam Pacific 1hoss. Erie igis Erie nrss
preferred s5la Illinois Central III. North
crn Pacific preferred. 7sa. ~ Pant COM
mon. 125t; New York Central. ~: penn
sylvanis. fei5; Readine Ioit. t-Bon Pa
ciflc preferred. IA: Atehiron. 1855. reu,a-
vile. e7i,: Grand Trunk. s. Anaconda.
liN Bar silver STEADY. 2sHd ounc.
Money lia per cent The rate ~ ais-
count On tho open market Tor short lis
2isa2ii per cent The rate ~ dircoun, n
the open market for TIRES months bHlz
? lie
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Chicago. May s.-Whea,-No- : red, IA
GIs14c: No. 5. "a T7fi4c; No. hard. 59'8c;
No s. sSl.c: No. I northern spring. s2'sn
.es.c; No. ,, IA a72i4c; No. spring 5lG
Ike
Como. >, 22lsc; No. g. si15aS1atc.
-oats-No. . ~ 74siac: No. ;, 26l26i4c.
Flax-Cash northwest, $i.15I5; southwest
Sl.iS; May. $l-l4; July, S.14; September.
sc
Butter-Creameries, I2a1s,sc; diaries, .
Gle
Egg-steadv; fresh NE
Dressed poultry-Moderate demand tur-
keys 1iG l2c; sucks. sQec. chickens, lolzc.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, May S-Wheat-July. 6s7sc;
cash. duIl; No. hard. 6ST1ic, NJ. 8. sig
67c- No. rsd. 7761Sc; Ne 8. &c sc, No.
Sor.ng. 6sfr6Sc: No. s. 62fs5c.
Corn-July. Se-sc; September. 71isc; cash
firm: Nc. mixed 22dG-c; No. . white.
s3s4 aS45.c; No. 8. 25i4c
oars-Fsrrn; No . white, 2Gz2ssc
Rve-Siaady: No. >. sc
FFav-Steaty: unchanged.
Butter-S,eady; creamery. &c; dairy.
&c
Eggs-Stesdy; i0c-
ST LOUIS
s.. Louis Nay a.-C.osing; Wheat
Higher: No. rcd cash. elevator 75c;
track. 75l.G7sc; Nay 75lsc bid. July, Is
G7I7sc asked. No. hard, sSG6se.
Corr.-I.ower: No. > cash. @izc. track.
sssl.c: May Sli4c bid; July. SIssc bid; sep
TENDER. Ssi4c bid
oa;s-Lower. No cash. 2sc: track. sc;
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WOOL MARKELL

Boston. Mas. Nay s-T5ers r. tec.3esf-
81 frrle- trzs Ia Eze s1el market here
.as Eeek bu- prices have Eut gone aiEh-
81. The demand tG- territory Fgl has
s,eez FAIR a. ssc se- aae MED. M az 1re
scaurs-E FTsece weels ara c1iat. bst re
rgarkef = quoted sb0gt tAe sane CastA-
tsars
Ta~asaed gre6iaE. e-e 81 ssalrl quar-
49, hf071 cumesng. -ia-2c. ta-es-e gAi--s
bod 5z-szc- brsl1 carub4Eg. 80
Territory wpo,s. Marsaaa Gre -z,ss.Zrn
ard FIRE. f2af5c. scsared. sc staCse. =
ssGc. Cs41. W-yosn4r-z. etc. sae r-ssi-iz-r
a-Z nEa. nae. seouE.d. zss#c. st&Fle.
&c g.
Australian. secured bs5s. 1e-n53ag. Sc
par1sae. 40 e. es9f>-s zzs~a<s. 60
SC
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supply was just fair, not better. The
grade of this class was not bad and all
sold readily. The two days so far have
been in all respects in line with other mar
vets and there was an evident feeling of
satisfaction among the shippers of both
days. The dockage on The local receipts
was practically nothing, but on the car
lots was more in evidence, though not
heavy. The German attitude toward our
packing house products is the cause of
the recent uneaSiness in the cured meats
and provision markets. Unfavorable leg
islation or rother its possibility is having
a depressing effect on the tone in
America.
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