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Illinois for Bryan.

Chicago, April sO-The @Tribune," !"
says: At private conference last
night Mayor Harrison assured W. J.
; Bryan that Illinois would send a
solid Bryan delegation to the national
convention. Bryan speaks tonight, at
Port Huron, Michigan.
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Blacksmithing and wagon repair
work Of all kinds promptly and fea-
sonabiy done. Horseshoelng , snes
ciaity. Al work guaranteed
George 4 Co. corner Douglas ave, end
Seventh street s. rear Of AeHa Pura
Cos. once. Colo phone $50 1ss-1m
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Supreme Court Takes Up contest.

Washington, April s0--Argument IN
the Kentucky governorship case was
begun In the United States ennreme
was made on behalf OF Governor tts
lor by Attorney Helm Bruce. ..
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NntlcA Of Removal.

I have moved my dental parlors to
a suite of rooms in the Crockett
block, where l will be found during
office hours. DR.. CLYDE DECKER
1OG-tf,
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National League Games.

National league at Cincinnati-Pitts-
burg, s; Cincinnati, g. At Chicago
st. Louis, 6; Chicago, l.
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Serious Accident at ParisExposition'
Paris, April SO-Nine persons we're
killed and forty injured Sunday by
a collapse of the bridge on the ex-
position grounds.
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The Wool Market.

St. Louis, April S0-Wool. unsettled
Territory and western medium 17Q2O;
fine 1908; coarse 14016.
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President Signs Hawaiian Bill.
Washington, April SO-The presi-
dent signed the Hawaiian bill at 12:4C
today. B
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AThe Fair. opposite the west side
spostonice. deals IN china. sarthsnware
and cfockery. 451k
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Joe Martin, the shoemaker, next to
Mrs. Ryan's has some big bargains in
shoes. viii sell at cost. 4S-1w
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President Suffering from Cold.
Washington, D. c., April 3O-Presi-
dent Mckinley is suffering from cold
contracted on his trip to Canton.
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Greenwich. Conn. April so-Mlsz
usien Ripley Renedics, daughter Of
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Head /. o., ot EseasssiaaF se sApsas
johnson, chief of the bureau of en-
craving and printing, has rendered
his resignation to Secretary Gage.
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peIInauenta. Take Notice.

On the first Monday in May, / will
sell at auction to the highest bidder
the property recently advertised for
delinquent taxes. of all persons who
1'--'-- : . --"-~' =. -KsJmaafrcts -
44-1Ot Collector.
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That attracts attention is
worth ten times as much
as q poorly gotten out Job
costs no m0re.-The Optic
for first class work.
ss0060000 100000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
CORN LEADER AGA|H
Good Demand, Close at Top,
July l-2a5-8 Cent Up.
WHEAT HELD UP BY CORN
Closes l-8 Cent Up--0ther
Markets Also Better.
WHEAT HELD UP BY CORN

Chicago. June 5.--Corn led the markets
on the board Of trade today There was
good demand and the close was at the
top, July 3zassc improved. Wheat was
dull. but, sustained by corn and q small
demand on drought theories. closed firm,
July &c higher. Oats closed 1sGAc i'm
proved and provisions a shade to 5sd7sc
better.
Corn was strong and moderately active
There was demand for It reported by
the cash people and the speculative trade
also showed an increase. The situation
to all appearances remained unchanged
as to crop prospects, which were stiLl de-
clared TO be of a rosy hue Receipts
here were $40 cars. July closed n05sc
over yesterday, az SS1zc, the top price OF
the day
The wheat market was q small one
and the pit where this COMMODITY is
dealt in dull place. The northwest
was a seller, thus giving support in a
practical. way to reports Of good rains in
that section Of the country There were
other reports, however, which asserted
that the Dakotas and northwest territory
has been received this season The Mis-
souri, conditions was reported of points
which was a minor help, but the corn
strength furnished the main support
Shorts bought by the frmness in the
neighboring pit, while there waH.-a
strong demand from outsiders, evidently
under the belief that the northwest sit
uation IL serious. July closed firm, &c
higher, at &c.
The oats market was slow but firm,
helped by a better cash demand and SYM
patty with corn. July closed 1sGAc i'm
proved at 2114c.
Provisions were firm. but quiet Cd
crate hog receipts higher prices at the
yards and the corn strength were the
sustaining influences On proft-taking
the list eased a trife but closed firm.
There was a fair cash demand and fair
support from local interests July pork
closed 5q71kc over yesterday at s11S2is
Oils; July lard, 2tsc better, at IS. $50
6.77lz, and July ribs a shade higher, at
s.. 65G6. 671z.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
l5 cars; corn 80 cars; oats, 225 cars;
hogs, 1900 head.
BRADSTREETS VISIBLE.
New York, June 5.-SpeciaI cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's in
dictate the following changes in available
supplies;
Wheat-United States and Canada east
of the Rockies, decrease 1,0cS.0oo bushe .;
afioat for and in Europe, decrease 400
coo; total supply, decrease 3,fiSOOo.
Corn-United States and Canada east
Of the Rockies, decrease l. 091, 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada east
of the Rockies. increase 129.000.
Among the more important decrea ses
not given in the official supply statement
are those of 5l5,G0 bushels a. Mantle "a
storage points, $4,000 at Chicago private
elevators, and 10000 at northwestern in
terror elevators. The principal increase
is that of $500 bushels a. Hoteau The
aggregate stock of wheat he'd al Port
land, Oregon, and Tacoma and Seattle,
Washington, increased 289, 600 bushels last
week
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CATTLE.
PROVISION MARKET.
s1:zPPE1x,s AND 40 rEs.

The feeling at the yards is fine Every
body is looking for four-thousand hog
market The buyers are looking Tor more
b Is ana u "a better c,ass. The commits
sion men aye giving their best efforts 70
satisfy their customers and the shippers
are showing more confidence in the mar
k.t than syer. Look out for a market
IL Wichita that will beat them all
Tie bold Packing company loaded 4
cal al rams for Liverpool yesterday. The
IoG ham. Made al Wichita. is get
trc q reputation all over the world.
husband win forever remain "a powerful
Ration If she eats the hams Dold makes
a. Wichita.
,aie1 clerk Harrison, OF the Dold
licking company. started on another
Oklahoma trim last night. WHAT'S up?'
gsae ed reported for the Eagle. More
meats for oklahoma harvest hands, re-
Piled AfT Harrison.
Superintendent VIII r. Dulanay re-
manned Al the Yards last night until the
hast hog vas sod. Mr.. Dulsney Is CIV
Ing MS personal stteuJion TO the sca- IS
and works ss hard as any man at the
yards When he and Daddy eft for
home last night they were good ana
Tired"
Joe Kirk of Kingman had car of
hogs on the market yesterday. Wien the
pictures OF the men VINO built up tne
Wichita hog market are painted and puJ
On the Stock Exchange bui ding Mr..
kinks Will have a prominent place.
Chris Shepherd OF Goddard marketed
q load Of good Sedgwick county hogs
Yesterday.
W j. Poppleweu was up from Rome
YESTERDAY with car o. sumner county
hagS
Adam Hufbauer. the veteran shipper
o. Au.vane. was at the yards YESTERDAY
with car of hogs and pocketed a rice
sum as the result OF his visit.
J. T.. Klein OF Hutchinson had car OF
hogs on ia= market yesterday.
J. AL BatlG OF Cunningham had 4
nixed load gf cattle and hogs en- The
market yesterday
Henry Slnnk.e. The big farmer Of Peck,
b7d mixed load Of cattle and hogs al
the yards Yesterday.
George Friend came Up from Cicero
yes erday WIKI a car Of hogs.
Captain Handy OF Norwich was IN
town yesterday attending court, and
couldn't resist the temptation OF going
W 10 the yards 10 see how hogs were
cunning.
The state Bark OF Hazleton. Barber
COZ me- had a car OF hogs on the market
yesterday.
G. ~. Anderson OF Pond Creek vas at
the yards yesterday with I load Of hogs
that brought the top price-s4S M
Andersen raised the hogs himself and
they were &andies. he owns nice farm
four miles east OF Pond Creek. having
secured Il il the memorable run OF 1888
Very fortunately for him ne hadn't PAID
for Il when he gree homes" bill was
passed. and hence has saved between
80 and 800, for which he IS apDrec ia
tive enough % thank Dennis T Flynn.
he says that the man who would vote
against Flynn for anything he wants IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
WOOL MARKET,

ST. Louis. Mo- June 5.-Wool-Weake
prices; 17dl9c; Bale, and 15qlSc.
Boston, June 5.-There Is no material
change in the wool market here III, 5
week and the trade continues quiet. The
price for territory woods il 53G55c
secured for fine medium and fine. Fleece
woods show very little life, with prices
nominal. There is some demand for
quarter-blood, but offerings are small.
4 line Of Australian q blood sold on the
secured basis Of Sc. Quotations:
Unwashed medium. etc, Missouri quar-
ter blood combing. 2503Se; braid combing
22a23c
Territory. secured basis-Montana and
Dakota fine. medium and fine. 1920:
secured. SIC; staple, 5Sc. Utah, Wyoming 2.
fine. medium and fine 1701sc; secured,
5SG54c; staple, 66Q57c
Australian, secured basis, spot prices
combing. superf1ne nominal. s2GS1c; good,
S016lc.
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ghe aa1;eha alu Eaelc ugeanesaau ao,io aurs g.

Oklahoma ought to be shot on the spot.
Mr.. Anderson says there is a tremend-
oys wheat crop in Grant county and that
Il is in fine condition.
Mr.. Foster, Of the firm Of Foster &.
Cheeseman, of Whitewater, was at tie
yards yesterday with fine load OF trim
and tidy hogs. He is one Of the big
shippers TO the yards and while he pays
big prices for the hogs ne manages, by
good judgment, TO make money.
George Station of Mayfeld was at the
yards yesterday with a car Of cattle and
car Of hogs. Captain Station had plen-
" Of rain in his section, judging from
the mud his hogs brought with them.
He sold them well and caught the mar
ket right.
A. Garland of Kiowa had load of fine
hogs at the yards yesterday. What Mr.
Garland doesn't know about a hog ism I
worth knowing
Tom Garland OF Wellington had load
Of good hogs on the market yesterday.
Toms wife and William j. Bryan went
70 school together. and the great Demo-
cratic leader paid -them visit a few
years ago.
a. Richardson OF Jefferson, Oklahoma,
had car Of hogs on the market yester-
day.
car Of hogs on the market yesterday.
They were, as usual. good ones
Burcnf1eld & ConeII. the cd rAlfabie
Anthony Shippers. had some first rae
hogs at the yards yesterday. and got
next to the top price for them. 1t was
mighty slick load Of hogs
Henderson & Co, of Haven had q load
Of hogs at the yards yesterday.
MCKEE & Wright Of Lyons marketed .
car OF hogs yesterday
Rfppey & Butcher Of Stafford had a
late Load Of hogs on the market.
Day q Younlans of Alameda brought
In their second load OF hogs this week
A load day is a good record.
A oouoe-decker OF sheep came to the
yards late last night
capt. Sam Smith Of Sharon was at the
Yards with some prime, 2sO-pound hogs.
The last time Sam was up was the day
Of the Democratic convention, and ne
dldn't 90 thing, although being a good
republican, but go down to the hotel
and work hard for his friend. Frank Cor
don, Tor delegate. Those Barber county
fellows are warm goods when # comes
to reciprocity. It doesn't make any de
ference what their politics is, they stand
together In season and out OF season.
Mr. Smith says that Barber county Is the
choicest slice Of the foot-stool. when It
comes % cattle-raising. He saws II has
%he shelter in winter and the water and
grass IN the summer, and that the cattle
death rate Is lower there than in any
other part Of Kansas. He lives in the
Medlcine Valley and he says there is b
peter average Of good wheat there this
year than IN any other county in the
west.
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THE WEACaE a.
Wichita. Kan. June s.

Wichita, Kan, June 5, 800.
During the past "a hours, ending at
p m, the highest temperature has been
IS. the lowest 60. a range OF 9 degrees,
and the mean has been IS, which Is de-
grees warmer than the normal tempera-
ture for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with clear weather, ngnt
southeast TO south wind.
Since the first OF the month the av-
erage temperature has been T. which IS
3 degrees daily warmer than the normal.
and the total rainfall 100 inch, which IS
IA inch mora than the normal
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been 30 inches. which is l.s2 inch
more than the normal
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer
washington, June 5.-Forecsst for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Kansas-Snowe-s ard cooler Wednas-
day; Thursday fair. with cooler in east
ern portions; sOutheriy, shifting to west
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territ0ry-Fair
Wednesday; THURSDAY showers and
cooler; southerly winds.
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New York, June e.-Not since the fail
ure OF a prominent Wall street house
nearly two weeks ago, has the cotton
market shown weakness equal 10 that
exhibited today. But while prices Drop
ped off almost perpendicularly, there was
not the first symptom of excitement. The
depression resulted largely from liquida-
ton OF several important accounts, chief
ly in August delivery. Tho market was
finally steady in tone. but 11Gls points
net lower. Quotations: spot closed quiet
and &c lower: middling Uplands, Sac;
mlddling gulf, 91sc; sales, none. Futures
closed steady; June. IS. Is; July, s5.31: Au-
gust, Ss07; September, STD; October,
1873: November, $3.50; December. $40;
January, $50; February, S7.53; March.
S757; April. $50; May, S.e2.
New Orleans, June 5.-Cotton quiet;
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a1oat No. Duluth. SAC f. O. b.. afioat.
prompt; No. l hard Duluth. 7S7sc, I. o.
b., afioat, prompt. Options closed f1rm at
&c net advance: July, 7214c; September,
731zc
Corn-Receipts, 1875: exports, 90. $50;
spot strong; No. 2, As4c. +. o. b., afioat
and 431zc elevator. Options closed steady
at sane advance; July. 1850; Septem-
Der. +1sc.
Butter-Receipts. 12,2ss packages; barely
steady; creamery, extras, 1512d2ac; fac
tory. 141a6l5c
Cheese-Receipts. 12,o42 packages; large
white, s2sG91zc; large grass tinge. $685. ::
Jorge colored, 914Qs7sc; small white, s19Q
994c; small colored, S1kGSz4c
Eggs-Receipts, 1880 packages; frmer;
western, loss off, 12lzq13c; western, at
mark. 1015G121kc.
Sugar-Raw strong; refined strong.
Coffee-Steady.
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Strong and ACTIVE
Fine Market for Hogs at the
Yards Yesterday,
A GOOD DIME ADVANCE
Another Packing Firm Has
Come TO Buy Here.
A GOOD DIME ADVANCE

THE hog market yesterday was strong
and buoyant It opened 5 cents higher
and closed 10 cents higher, and very ac-
tive. There were nearly eco hogs In
and every one Of them passed through
the scales Ten car loads came IN after
O'Clock and were sold within thirty
,ninutes Of their arrival. Ten cars more
could have been sold without any trou-
bic Nashville was on the market yes
terday Gazing for hogs and was anxious
company will hereafter buy a great many
hogs here The yards are now supplying
eogs 10 the home packing trade, Omaha,
Chicago, St Louis, Nashville and Can
fornia. That means that the north. the
south, the east and the west are dong
business vita Wichita. There is now no
leason why any car load Of hogs should
pass Wichita II is no trouble 10 DIS
Tase of 300 per day at within ~ cents
OF Kansas City, or better. Yesterday
this report indicated great boom Tor
our local market 1t is coming. Ii has
a ready started ana the day IS not lar
distant when every hog in this south
{. > country-light or heavy-can ind
an active buyer at Wichita The quail
ity of the hogs on the market yester-
day was very good. The buyers were
well pleased and picked them Up the
moment they were un-oaded. They were
OF a better quality than the hogs re-
cclved the previous day. All the mar
ket lacks now to be the best on earth"
for southwestern shippers is a train ser
vice that viii enable them to come in
carly. Yesterdays market lasted until
D. m, and in some Of the offices lamps
had 70 be lighted Il can safely be said
10 shippers that they will find thu
W8-hi,a- hog market, from now on, just
what they have been looking for. II
they bring in good hogs they can dispase
Of az many OF them as they will bring,
at satisfactory prices.
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LIVESTOCK MARK ELS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 5.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
On Market quiet and steady; natives,
good 10 prime steers, s. 1905. 80; poor to
medium. 81. sos. -; selected feeders. $40
a5 90: mixed stockers, weak. s. GOA -;
COWS weak, S2.4od4.5o; heifers steady,
s.. 50d4 O.; Gamers slow, s.. 90; bulls
dull. g. 500 40: caves, 15625c lower $50
G7.75. Texans. receipts 500: TeXss-fed
steers steady, $4.5od5.55; Texas bulls,
50. 75dS.50
Hogs-Receipts, today. 500; tomorrow,
q coo estimated: left over. $50; market
: 10 I0c higher; mixed and butchers.
s.. So.4s. D; good to choice heavy. $3.50
%. rough heavy. s. s055.oo: light, "a IS
a517lk: bulk OF sales, s.. lZl7I5- 10
p-Receipts. 5000; sheep steady:
lambs strong: good 10 choice wethers,
s. 0Os15. 40; fair 10 choice mixed, 81. 100
500: western sheep. s4.75G5.4o; yesrlings.
s. 50ls %; native lambs. sS.o1d6.75; west
err lambs, $5-75fHI5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. June 5.-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts, SEQ: market strong 70 Ioc higher;
native steers, s. 9sfTS s.: Texas steers,
s.. -.G4.s5: Texas COWS. 81 .aoa2. g: native
cove and heifers. :. 51d4. ., stocksrs and
feeders. sS.psT5.15: bulls. s. .0t74-55.
HoE-Receipts 1900: market : 20 lac
higher: bulk 81 sales. 81 s-1.a5 90: heavy.
8. ga. Is: packers. a.S7izG5.7o -; mixed.
s.. S774. %: light 81 Srss74 -: workers. &.S
az 90: pigs. si-5594-S
Sheep-Recaipts. $3.50. market strong:
lambs. $5.7557.25; muttons. s. -o0lt5.5o.
ST. LOUIS
s.. Louis, No, June 5.-Cattle-Rscsipts
:. 90: market strong; native steers. S-507
$50: stcckers and feeders, S2sH25. 40.
~exs and heife-s g .0l175.ao: Texas ard
indian steeLs. s. 4a1s 90: COWS and heif-
ers. s.. 7514 %
EoEs-Recei9ts 6,ooo; market % lac
higher: piss and lights. 81 50 10; pack
ers. s. $3.50 butchers. $ .es9S.ls
Receipts. AGO; market steady;
native nuttons. 4.:S7s co lambs. sue
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Fruits AND VEGETABLES.

Oranges, per box, $40: lemons, per
box, t4.25; bananas, per H.. 4c; straw
berries. per crate. S1.75q7 90; cher
ries. per crate, S1.25dl.50; blackberries,
81 so; goosebeTries, $50: raspberries,
s. .G0i73 30: Arizona apricots, per crate,
60 60; California Cherries, l0-pound box,
81 .50H2.0 CO; new peas. one-third bush
e. basket, soc; wax beans, one-third
busheI barket, 75c; beets, per dozen
punches, 2jc; cucumbers, according to
size, per dozen. 30G50c; potatoes Odd,
per bushel. 60d75c; new, S1.e5Ql.50; caO-
bage, per ID, 2l2c.
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eorrEE ANDsueAR MAEkErs

Ssw York. Juns k-Cosse-s5oi, RI
sru. 10. invoice. Sc EG5 s-eady.
Co-6ovz, s'sG1Tt1c. Fuf2rss c.ose1 bare
IS steady n tone az unchanged prices q
roirts ret I5wer. Tota4 sA1es 1sEs
bags, gnciu5iEg July. 7.5sz7. &c. Auxtzt,
: ar. &c. September. &c. 0ctgse-.
TssaT. &c. Nowe-nbs-. 7-ss17r -ss~: Deem
Der. 7-5sSI &c Garca. T-EE1 20
sugzr-Esz ar1. csatrsfuEzl. = tss,
&c RaGse5 ssrooz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06

Staring. Col. Tcre s-Ths sssep ea=e
CT King & sourAs1.s. thrs4 znsS zo-A-
e-st of Sers. ~as rooseS ~ swo rzsn.
~hs asgza azt Ezgg@s the s-oo-sstors
.a1 shsir two s-ssogss. After tie Too-
her. ~ tae EAesg--ez -sasssss tse=-
s..ss. 49, sJseE ~ zs3Ehasr. over
-z-te.s ~ ro1hs-s E;I4Hg eEe zu5 sss7T
'vezsE5-E sz5 es5srr1zs TIE otze-- Tss
.atts- e-1z f12- r@-ss Rsse TEszsa
4ars1s 4n9 TGEta- Esas. zz5 tat zhey
ze-e srsz Tszzesse@. Ja-e- Lzzch. czs
q IKE gzrEzsrs, zsss .1assisy ssz1sss =
Ia H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 5%4Q6s%4c. No. ;.
6Id65c; No. , red. 49, d70@.
Corn-No. ?, 3slzc; No. yellow, 3Slz0
2s34e
Oats-No 2, 22a221zc; No. white, 24i31
253.c; No white, 241zd2424c.
Rye-No. ,, 54lsC.
Barley-Good feeding, SIC; choice malt
ing 4t3sa sc.
Flax seed-No. 1, $50; No. north
western, Sl.S9.
Timothy seed-Prime, 30
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. 30 20G11 3.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. S. t25a III.
Short rib sides Goose. s. 55Ts 50; dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed), slzd6ssc; short
clear sides tnoxed). s7.66f7.t0.
Vnisky-Basis Of high wines, IS.
Cloxer-Contract grade. s. %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06

Inc kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they I'll
ter out the waste OF
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
OF order, they fail 10 do
their work.
Pains, achesandrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected
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DRY Go6os r1as1EEs

New York. June She rarke; today
IN dry goods has been absolutely E1tAou,
new feature n any direction TIE gen
eral demand continues SOW and is rea6i-
IL met in Al directions AZ current prices
IN wooden. cotton and silk fabrics.
Daily Eagle delivered % cents per week
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WICHITA FEED MARKET

Hay tpratrie) per ton, Sc; chop fa d.
per bushels. zoe; bran, per cwt., csc;
middlings. &c.
The condition of the trade IL very sat
isfactory, there being a good demand for
everything.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
WICHITA MONEY MARKET

The cIearances yesterday amounted to
SOL 29, exactly the same as the day be-
fore. Prime mercantile paper is in de-
mand at per cent and time paper at
from TO 10 per cent All the banks re-
port lots Of money seeking inves tment,
with comparatively little demand for it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
wICHTTA cRAIN MAPKFT

Wheat-No. ,, sac; No. 8, 4Sc.
COrn-SGc.
Oats-1Sd20c.
The grain dealers and milers have
good reports forecasting a successful
harvest and a big crop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06
HIDES MOOI. ETC

Green salt hides. per III. &C; side
brand. SIC: bulls. 424c; dry salt. BE; dry
int. l4c; dry culls. Sc; horse hides. g. 30.
Kansas and Indian Territory, mediu m
carpet, 12ia1l5i2c; tallow, No. l, per H.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-06

There was q large demand for western
New YORK and Penasy lsansa gsnerzi
mortgage thTee-ICurths but ire max
-i'lrn advance was not maintained. on
erRtss. tas band market Wa caii al
sluggish. Total sales pa value, 81
sss 90 United states aoz1s vsrs "
changed Il I'd quotati5rz