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COTTON.

New York. March 10-The cotton marke
opened steady in tone, with prices IN
changed 20 / point lower. During the
forenoon fluctuations were confined 70 a
discoUra EinEly narrow rut, with specuIa-
tive interest in an Indifferent character.
LIVERPOOL sold the near months in a small
way during the first half hour and Wall
Street absorbs scattering offerings OF May
contracts. but aside from this. scalpers
were practically in control The Liver
pool news was less favorable than antici-
pated. which fact. together with most
glowing weather reports from al portions
Of the belt checked buying and caused
some Of the less reliant longs 10 reduce
their holdings. Though tOday's receipts
were not over large. the reduced freight
rates IN Texas and improved climatic con-
, di-ions of The past few days were csIcu-
lated 20 bring out much OF the cotton
which has been held in the back country
Private wires reported very light offerings
of spot cotton throughout the south this
morning and this was chiefly q Inferior
quality. for which there was practically
no demand The weekly Liverpool state
nent was summed up as bear!sh. but had
been quite generally discounted Spot
: closed quiet. &c ltwer; uid6ling 1piands.
7-l5c. sales. s10 bales. Futures closed
easy: Mara. 8. 3: April, 8 =. May. 8 ,,
+ June. 80. July. So; August. ., sep
( TENDER S.1o. October. $-ll. November
/ s 10: December. Ss.13: January. Sls.
New Orleans March I0.-C0tton-D'Ul.
f and easy. mii3.irE. Sc
+ Galveston March I2-Cotton-E>asy 81
Liverpool March I0-Cotton-Spoc. fair
. demand. prices barely supported Amer
can ml6d.i1g. Id Futures qujet, hu,
! s-eaEE
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

jeff Houston of Ponca City shipped in
she best car of hogs for the day. They
were heavy weight porkers and had no
dock and showed I'D prime. well fed stock.
+. B. Robinson OF Towanda was on the
market with car of medium weight hogs
Sood enough 10 bring the top Of the
bu-E.
The Farmers Mil and Elevator COM
pauy Of North Enid were on the market
with a car of hogs Of heavy weight and
selling at the popular bulk price.
Mr. Frank Wenshank. formerly chair
man Of the Live Stock Sanitary board,
was a shipper on the market yesterday
with a car Of light weight hogs which sold
At a strong bulk price.
Astle < Son Of Haven sold out a small
bunch Of heavy hogs which brought the
price at which the most of the run re-
ceived.
w. s. Thomas Of Ponca City. was on the
market with a car load Of heavy hogs
which sold without dochage al the strong
bulk price.
Charlie Paugh Of Sedgwick had in a
car Of mixed heavies and lights and sold
cut al good. strong bulk prices
&. e. Carson Of Mt Hope was the last
- weigh UP a car of light hogs At bulk
prices.
f. 5. Staley Of Rose Hill was in with
q car load Of light hogs which sold al
bulk figures.
Whitraer Bros. Of Conway Springs were
shippers Of light hogs which sold at good
prices.
Guchrist x Sicelon Of Belle PLANE were
or the market with a car Of light hogs
which sold IL Sood price.
The daily comparisons were as follows.
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THE WEATHER

Wichita, Kan. March 10. fs99.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity,
Much colder until Sunday afternoon.
probably with rain. turning 10 snow sat
urday forenoon.
During the past q hours the highest
temperature has been 3. the lowest y.
and the mean 81 with cloudy and warm
weather. with low barometer and high
southwest and south wind
on this date last year the corresponding
temperatures were 60. g and g.. and two
wears ago they were 70 . and -.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature mas been about degrees daily
above the normal. but siUce the first OK
the year the average has been nearly :
degrees below the normal The winter
was very cold.
For the past ten years the average tenn
perature for the month a March has been
a. and for the 10Th day. -.
FRED /. JOHNSON. Observer.
washington, March m-FoFecast for
Saturday.
Kansas-Colder and generally fair
northwest winds
Oklahoma and Indian TerritoTy--in-
creasing cIoudiness: probably RAIN colder
winds becoming north.
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Yesterday, tops. ss.55; bulk, s3.45G3.5 21a;
average weight, 231; receipts, S19. For the
day previous. tops, 1875; bulk, 50. 40d3-55;
average weight. 232; receipts, 967. For
the same day last week. tops. $50; bulk,
s.. 95q3.50; average weight, 81; receipts,
SIS
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe, 9; Missouri
Pacific, 4; Rock Island, l.
Among the receipts at the stock yards
yesterday were three cars of calves billed
from Kansas City to Coldwater. They
were yarded and fed for rest in transit
The provision market yesterday opened
easier on scattered long selling, but firmed
up later with the recovery Of prices at the
yards. Cash lard and cash ribs closed
steady.
The business at the bold packing plant
yesterday was very good. There was a
large line of car shipments bearing mixed
packing house products and also heavy
jobbing and express business. All depart
ments were active in getting out the
days orders and the shipments were
ahead OF the average for this season.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN

young & Ramsey. real estate agents.
have sued Lsezs y. Ca4T'aFEo-ta r. ear7-
MISSION zs.5,s they siege 81 t1s ta@7s -
renting r4e defso8aut-z so1se-
FE Adams q 81 Loels. se9 So ben
r, the c.,T On a vaca-toa- lef- LAST nls7t
o. bushes trf7 * IJs-.az. Hersio1 40
&c .sezta1. Texas.
C. r. 8E.Ier ~ sela-la. No u .a re
ei-~ VISITING aiF Gaaza.sT. NrE S1s A.
ss-s1r. ~ $50 S9~th wac aveaze Af
sfrser Is eds-or ard p-1F-.stos q tre l1-
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the equivalent Of % per cent Of last
years crop. or about 19S,000,000 bushels.
The corn in farmers hands al estimated
aggregates 500 10000 bushels. or 4l.6 per
cent Of last years crop, against - $1,000
bushels. or fl per cent on hand on March
/ 1895. and ]. 164 000. 600 bushels. or 81 per
cent on March /. 1891. The proportion Of
the total crop shipped out OF the county
where grown IS estimated al 200 per cent.
or about es.oo0Co0 bushels. The proper
ton OF the total crop merchantabie Is esti-
mated at 50 2 per cent. OF oats there are
reported u be about 2Ss million bushels. or
IS. per cent. stM in farmers hands. as
compared with 272.00o 60 bushels. or $50
per cent, on March I. 1897.
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HOG MARKET Steady
Fair Line of Receipts and
Quality Fair.
TOPS REMAIN AT $3.50
Cattle Steady With Mixed
offerings.

The local hog market yesterday was
STEADY all through. The reports from other
western markets were discouraging for
q very firm tone. Most of them were
& cents lower or weak to 5 cents lower,
and this prevailed generally This mar
let. for a time early in the morning, was
variously quoted with a weak feature
about it. But at that time there was
very little selling. There had been only
q few scattering punches of wagon hogs
sold, and these of no especial merit
Later, when more local stuff appeared
and the car lots arrived. it was very
apparent that steady was the tone Of the
market and for the whole days trading
this was the. ruling quotation. The local
trade was light. There were not many
wagon hogs received and these Were of
only ordinary quality. The car lots COM
Irenced to pour in later and were sold
and weighed up all in a bunch, extend
ing over the last part of the forenoon.
There were Il cars Of stock yarded, eleven
Of them hogs and every one sold, and sold
well for shippers. Compared with all 9TH
er western markets this one was the best
on record, and this situation has occur
red several times before lately. The quail
fly Of the hogs sold yesterday was not
better than fair in any instance, save
one load, and for the most of it it was
very ordinary. There was one car load
from the Oklahoma country which show
ed up very good hogs. These were
heavies, and sold without dock at the top
price for the day. One other load Of me-
dunn weight hogs sold al a 212 cent price
under this top. Aside from these, most
of the stock was only just fair, and some
loads not that good. There was a good
demand, however. and nothing suffered
from want Of attention, and all offerings
We're early disposed Of al prices very ia
vorable, considering their grade, and the
ruling tendency of other markets. The
volume of receipts was not quite up TO
that of the day previous. but considerably
better than the same day last week It
was a very fair Friday, and there was
vim 10 the trading and a market tone
which We're all right. All hogs offered
were sold, and the pens emptied at night.
More fat butcher hogs would have sold
at once, and n the absence of this grade
the lighter weights went at always steady
prices. The average weight was about the
same as on the day previous, and not far
off from Friday Of last week. The week
VIII show up well and today is expected
10 be a fair Saturday.
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CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. March 1O.-Wheat-No. ? red.
7OIsd71lac; No. red. 65a70c; No. hard
inter. Csc: No. s hard inter, 63G65c; No
northern spring, 69d7oisc; No northern
sDring. 67d69i9c: No. spring. 6d6Sc.
Corn-No ?. 34s4 dS5c; No. 3, S2AG32S4c.
Oats-No. ?. 2714c: No. 3. &c.
Flax-Cash northwest, $l.1f2d1 10; May,
81 .I724 May, $40.
Argentine shipments during the week
amounted 10 2,C24.o00 bushels. Domestic
receipts were large, Minneapolis and Du-
luth receiving $50 cars. compared with 450
for the same day last year. Chicago got
% cars. against 81 a year ago. Estimated
cars for tomorrow: Wheat, 50; corn, 400;
oats, 200.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 0-Wheat-Steady
to lgc higher: No. > hard. 64i2d65c; No. 5.
62d64c: No. red. 7ic; No. 3, ia 'Sc; No.
spring. 62G6Sc; No. 3, sic.
Corn-Steady; No. mixed. S212qSSc; No.
? white, S3l2dS3S4c; No. s. Sc.
Oats-Firm; No. white, @l2GSc.
Rye-Dull; No. >. SOC.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy. S.ed7 80;
choice prairie. S-oo0I.25.
Butter-Steady; creamery, I4al9c; dairy.
15c.
Eggs-2c lower; fresh. lie.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. March 10.-Wheat-Lower.
No. . red cash. elevator. 72isc; track, 7Sl:
a7.c: March. csc; May. 7p4a7i7sc asked;
| July. 67l4c bid; No. . hard 6Sc.
| Corr-Lower: No. . cash, &3i2c. track
SAC: March. S35sc; May, $3s4 dS57sc asked;
| July Sil3c.
Oats-Lower: No. cash. 2Slec; track
/ 2ec: March. 3Sizc; May. S1sc asked; July
24isc: No. . white. 3Ii-d$C.
/ Rye-Ffrm: 5Slzd59c.
! Rutter-Firm; creamery, ISG22c: dairy
1Sal7lec.
| Eggs-Lower; 1olrc.
NEW YORK
| New York. March 11-Wheat-Receipt
! 1fS40o bushels. exports. S7.5S9. Spot. weak
| No > red. S2lsGS2SSc. Z o. b. afioat 70 az
rive. Options closed weak at sc net de
| cline March closed SlSsc; May c.oset
! -5,Sc: July closed 737sc.
| Corn-Receipts. lo2S75 bushels; exports
! 15s.2lS Spot firm; No. >. +27. d+al.c. Z. @. b.
/ atfoat. Options closed sGaec lower; MarCi
! closed ieisc; May closed 4rSsc; july close,
! a17sc.
Oats-Receipts. 1860 bushels: exports
! So SPOT dull: Ne. > G3i.C; No. white
25c: No > white. Sc options. GuN. quiet
Butter-ReCeipJs. s. ~ packages. steady
western creamery. I5a-ec. Elgins. 10; fac
tory. l2al4i2c.
Liverpool March 10-Wheat-Spo; dun
No red northern spring. Is Id: Future
closed dun: March. 6lsd; May. . 6@sd
July, Is 6Ssd.
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 10.-The supply Of cattle
today just about equalled the demand and
prices showed no particular change.
Fancy grades brought s.. S5d5.S0; choice
steers, s.. 1905. 10; medium steers, $3.50
4g5; beef steers. s3.S5G4.60; stockers and
feeders, S3.50Gt4 So; bulls, 3 .60d400; cows
and heifers, s.. 3Od4. 90; western fed steers,
81 25d5. 65; Texas steers, S. 50lI5. 90; calves,
s. 50d7.25
Owing to the large supply Of hogs prices
started off 2I2 to sc lower. Subsequently
the demand became active and the de-
cline was largely regained, sales being
chiefly at 50. 1913. s.; hogs sold at S3.55q
$50 for the poorest to the best, and pigs
sold principally at $3.45d3.60. Light
weights were in unusually good demand
to convert into bacon.
Sheep-Trade in sheep was active at ad-
vancing prices Lambs moved up 15c, sell
ing 25c higher than at any time last week
and prime yearlings advanced at least
10c. Lambs sold briskly at A.25q5. %,
great numbers selling above $500, and
sheep sold freely at $3.O0d4.50; prime lots
being strong at 4.60q4. 60; yearlings
brought s.. 3Od4.80.
Receipts-Cattle $500; hogs 5000; sheep
5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March 0.-Cattle-Receipt
200 natives; $50 Texans. Good demand
for export shipping, dressed beef and
butcher cattle today, and prices were firm
Small supplies of Texas that sold readily
at shade higher prices; heavy native
steers, s.. 10d5. 2712; medium steers, A.45d
5 10; light weights, 81. 25d4. so; stockers and
feeders, IS. 75u5.1 Is; butcher cows and heif-
ers, 50. O0'd4.50; Gamers, g. 25G3.00; western
steers, 50. 70d4. 65; Texans s.. S0d4. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50. Good heavy and
medium hogs active at steady prices; com.
mon mixed and lights steady 10 &c lower
Heavy hogs. %. SO@3.S s.; mixed. $500
3. M; light weights. S3.35G3.60.
Sheep-Receipts 1850. Supply too ligh
to go around; the few sheep on sale wer,
quickly absorbed at firm prices; lambs
S445d4.75; muttOns. $3.90Gi.50; feeding
lambs. 50. 40lI4. 90; feeding sheep, s.. O0d
$50; stock ewes, $2.7503.50 culls, 1.761
go.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, March Cattle-Receipts
500. including 800 Texans; markS steady
for natives and firm for Texans: nativ'
shipping and export steers. 81. 55d5.50; lgh
and dressed beef and butcher steers
SO OOd5. 10; stockers and feeders, IS. 25Gt4. GO
| cows and heifers, 81. 25Q3.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market cent
| lower; pigs and lights. s3.65G3. 70; packers
| So 70d3. so; butchers. s3.75d3.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong
native muttons, $4.25G4.50; lambs. 81. $50
! $50.
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The
Extinguisher

is 90 constructed that 81 can be charged
and discharged twelve 10 nfteen times IA
tairty minute. whlch cannot be deno with
any other machine
The Wichita Eagle oface has them n
their building and can recommend them.
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I25 south Main So Wichita. Kan
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York. March lo.-In brown. bleach
ed and coarse colo. ed cotJons. sellers ad-
hered firmly - previous prices. and II
cotton dress fabrics talk Of still higher
prices. No change il mems wear wooden
fabrics nor in dress goods. Linens are
tending upwards. Burlaps very firm and
scarce. Print cloths quiet: prices q both
regular and ordered goods firm
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GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
showing Amounts ofPrineipAl Grains
efIlI In Farmers Hands

Washington. = =. As7c1 ls--'Tne o.
pertinent u agriculture to1sy sss7e3 ne
s5.I5zsng crop r--o-1- Ta~ co--ss7.s4-1-l
returns of r3s ve--oe1s cryp-rsFss-rirsE
zgeacses q ne dz7nr1uert 81; as-sculturs
SOW re amount q E1ezt remaining =
.A-zGs hzz4s G. N1zSz - L@Fs ose-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR HAx<Eri

New York. March a-C1f1ee-Optio-s
opened barely steady ~ 3 20 u points d.
cline. ruled moderately active. witn week
uude-to-e. European cables being disap-
pointing and receipts AZ 70 and Santos
increasing. selling checked D continued
heavy warehouse deliveries Sc the EElc-l
States. closed steady - u points ne
lower Sales 49, bags inc.uiinS Na-c-
s p.15 q April 3. Ps15-tS, MAJ s To-
Ju.v 8 $3.50 August. = A. S@nteuter
s saI5. A. Csctoo~-. E-5.sfz5-s5. Novsnae-
IS December. 8 7se5-ss. February
3 sTf5 s March. uss9 IS. SPot co1es
Rio. duil and easy. No. : invoice. &c.
mid. quiet. barely steady; CoEd0va. -
10
SzEzr-Rew stranx: far refining. 5--s.
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FIRE!

The Ohio Fire Extinguisher IS The best.
quickest working. simplest 20 manage.
most effective. most durable. and the
best safeguard against fres both 80 BUSH
mess houses and residences thai has ever
been offered % tho public
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.nno,nted by the PRECEDENT

washington. March D--Dr- Samuel ..
Do-r today vas appointed postmaster a.
Buffalo y. Y.
The following p-esl1er.tlal postrnasters
were appointed today;
Kansas-Baxt~r SprinEE, J p B1ye7
CouncE Grove. Jesse 8. Carpenter; Gtrard
Albert y Vase.
,f.zsour.-Ap2ietor city. Columbia Drew
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Thuoder. Lightning and snow.

Chippewa Fails. Wa. March l2-T1.s
city vas VISITED To-Day o. a Dhsn7mena-
,l..rde-~-orm. TIE STOW Eel fy~ $40
hours a. -he rate u an iuc1 pe- ao1r. ar
conoanisd By lightning and lo31 taunle-
chicago. Nara Is.-T1e re-orsa q "a ~
nan Of the Kausas CITY. P..tsourg ard
Grlf ralroaI xlI BE- announced DfHt zes<-
Il Is understood that ra@ g-aa y provide
Or The uavrnert q ere April coupons.
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New York. Mar. 10-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage OF IN
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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N-, Amanda Robinson wife OF VIM Robinson, farmer
and ,toelman near Howesviile, Clay County, Ind mas
-. r. ,hrss rnontbs she was much eneebled as 10
be not only unable attend TO her domestic affairs oue
too sick and feeble be up aud about Today she IN
good health and able to attend her household duties
She relates her experience thus was afflicted with
,ronbles incident TO my sex and III very delicate
state of health lost my appetite, dvindled away In
hesh and was greatly depressed After taking yHro1s
remedies without being benefited, vas ih~Hoou 70 w
DR. williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
Early in the summer Of 1897 procured I've eoHes
Of them AID began taking the pills as directed Betro
consuming the second box could pereep'hy ieei
their beneficial effects Ny appetite returned COM
plexion improved, and had renewed strength. amer
taking the I've boxes felt better in every way was
sHe ~ do NV usual daily work aud stopped taking tie
piils-FroE1 The Dcusocrut BrdEii md
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CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady yesterday,
with a mixed line of stock on sale. She
stuff ana mixed stock were most in evl-
dence. There was a good demand for
all grades of cattle and most of the stock
on sale sold out and at good prices. There
was not a large line Of cattle on sale. but
all that appeared sold out at good prices.
DID ID L, :, 1-,N--r 4 -rTN-TN rs
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sNo- fs-l,sfas n totals because contain
trE r-ler items t1sr clsa- -Es
E'eSoe rc-iet IL totals because q NJ
uspzr.s1r f1r iast yez--
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BANK CLEARINGS.

IS test 4 1880; molasses SUI
gar. 1-16c; refined. firm and tending up
ri
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by C. B. Bennett Commission
Company, 326 East Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas. Local and long DIS
lance telephone, 494:
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