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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

hooks. SIC: pigs tails. S1zc; gatherings.
&c; hogs heads cleaned. size; neck bones.
/ &c; back bones. &c.
Side Meats, Dry Salt-D. S. short clears.
l0l1c; d. s. standard short clears, 1GNac;
d. S. Standard backs. 1918. 10S4c; d. S.
standard backs, 2o-24. 1017c; D. s. fat
backs, 924c; d. S. clear bellies, 12-l4. Inc:
D. 5. clear bellies. l4-ls, nlAc: D. S. clear
bellies. ls-1s, nAc; D. S. clear bellies,
% and up. 102.c: D. S. fosters. sac; S.
P. butcher backs, 11Lc.
Side Meats. Smoked-Bacon, extra short
clears, I111c; bacon. standard short clears.
ll2&c; bacon, standard backs. 1918, 1is.c;
| bacon. standard backs. 20-24. 11l2c; bacon.
fat backs. 10s4c; English bacon bellies.
l2-l4, 122.c; English bacon bellies, AL,
l211c; bacon. clear, bellies, lois. 12Ac;
bacon, cellar. bellies, 20 and up, 1l2<c;
{ bacon fosters. 10. C.
Sugar Cured Meats-Hams-West
brand 1912 ID. average 1910: i2-i4 ID. av-
erage. I3i.c; 14-16 Id. average l3Ac; 1918
h. average, he; 1920 ID. average. I3c;
skinned. 1929 lbs. l3s4e; skinned, - lbs
ana over, 135.c.
Breakfast Bacon-Westp halia brand, s.
10 Id. average, 1511c; 1912 ID. average. 15c;
strips. As 10 average, 1519c; add &c per ID.
for fancy wrapping.
Bacon Bellies-Fancy sweet picked
English bacon bellies. 12-l4 lbs. 13c; under
u lbs. 1916; California (picnics) 99.c; bone
less roulettes. 12c; daisy hams (n0
bone. no fat. 1e17c; ]. !. c. bacon good
stuff. loo; 5. p. butcher backs good
slicers), PIC. add &c To- for fancy wrap
ping
Fancy Bacon-Dold's fancy Niagara
breakfast bacon. lie; Dolds fancy Mag
ara hams, l2-14 lbs. 14Irc
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and heif-
ers, Ok .6%%c; fore quarters, AZ &c; hind
quarters. S1a. SIC; steers. Tie; fore
quarters, 5l2G613c; hind quarters 9i3q
lol9c; beef ioins. No. /. 1Sc; No. ?, lie; No.
;, SC; beef ribs. No. /. 12c: No ., 10c: No.
5, Sc; chucks and plates, 4Iec; TANKS 3iac:
round and rump. 7G719c; suet. sc; beef l:v-
ers, &c; Seef hearts. sc; beef tongues. loo;
beef brains, cleaned. &c; sweet breads. 25C;
OK tails. 21ec; mutton. sc; lambs. 10c
Picked Products-Pigs feet barrel.
$50; hftf barrel. 50 lbs. net, s. so; fourth
barrel. 81 Go: eighth barrel, sc; kits 10
h., 7oc; regular tripe. half barrel. 81. 10;
fourth, SIPS. eighth. 90c; kits, 10 ID. 60c;
honey comb tripe. eighth barrel, 81 %:
kits. - lbs. $40; spiced pigs tongues.
fourth barrel. $5.75; eighth 500; kits j.
lbs, s2.25; hogs shouts. and ears. half
barrel, $500; quarter. s. %: eighth. slS,
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Knott * Kirby of Belle Plaine were
rnong the latest sellers Of hogs on the
market last night and they got the top
, price.
load of cattle and hogs yesterday.
Nolan Bros of Lamont consigned a
car load 81 oklahoma hogs TO this mar
ket yesterday
brought 81 head Of hogs yesterday in
wagons and got the top price.
Hugh Johnson Of Braman. .. +, is a
new shipper who had hogs on the mar
ket Yesterday. lie went away satisfied
that he was fairly treated.
Pontius & Beebe OF tdan consigned a
car load of mixed hogs TO the market yes
terday.
Runaway & Son of Tonkawa. q. T.
had in a car load of hogs that sold on
the early market Yesterday.
Townsend * Lamon OF Andale helped
out the hog receipts yesterday 10 the eN-
tent OF a car load.
J. c. CondiH Of Conway Springs was
among the shippers who had hogs on the
market yesterday.
Il. Vandaveer OF Hackney had a car
load Of mixed hogs on the market yes
terday.
y Hunsiugcr Of Leon marketed a car
load OF hogs yesterday.
l.. " scott OF NtstlLt l. one Al 1llt SUI
pers who came in late Wednesday even
ing and sold boss on the early market
yesterday.
Harvey Grace OF Cheney had another
car q hogs or the market yesterday
lie is one Of the successful feeders Of
this section.
The well known rm Of Campbell & Hor-
ton of Caldwell marketed a car lead Of
hogs yesterday.
Logan Il Co. Of Sterling are regular
shippers 70 this market. They had ia a
car load Of hogs yesterday.
B. \. Gilbert Aivaretta. .. T. fur
nished a car load Of mixed hogs for the
market yesterday.
F. Smith. the expert bookkeeper for
stuart & Kelly. Is somewhat II philos-
ospher Knowing this the market re-
porter for the Eagle asked the Young
man Yesterday il ne could explain how
there came 20 he SO many people by
the name Of smith He said that matter
was explained 70 him when he was
very small kid by his grandfather who
was also named Smith. He said when
the world rst got 10 running In a resu-
lar business way all the people were
named Smith and whenever a man DID
ANYTHING mean he was compelled 20 run
away and change his name. but. thanks
10 the honesty Of the family. there wete
stilI a g,odly number who had held out
faithful and had no occasion 10 change
their name
Zhsre are perhaps very few peonls il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

army officers In Alaska. Brigadier G-ucr-
al Frederick Funston. commander OF the
Department Of the Columbia. said to-day
There are but two officers against
whom charges have been preferred. and
neither Is now serving in Alaska
General Funston says the iniimation IN
the dispatches from Washington that a
conspiracy involving a large number Of
army officers IN Alaska existed. II not
true. The trial win take place az Fort
Davis. Cape Nome. about July l. At
that time a court martial board will
probably be taken Up on q governme nj
steamer General Funston VIII leave
here about the middle az June on an in-
spection tour OF Alaskan pests.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. AF-il 3--AsmbeTs Of the
New York stock exchange were anxious
70 inaugurzte the trading IN their rev
building with al upward movement q
prizes for the same reason that ar eJpeT-
fenced nurse wishes 70 carry a newborn
baby upstairs before it shah take a down
ward trip. Professional traders n stocks
arr proverhis.ly -tch in this kirc q wis
dom. and they began prepzrzticn fer tbs
mornings demonstration duricg Tues
days session in tho temporary quarters
L was even suspected that some Z yes
terdays operations OF the consolidate
exchange during the festivities Incident
70 the 6edicztion Of TIE rev stock ex-
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. April s-The cotton market
opened easy AZ 4 decline ~ 80 points
ana closed steady ret points higher Q
points lower Futures opened easy:
Nav . sc: july. 9ssc. AuEuSr. ~
September. $50 bid: october. S5-c- No
ver.lber- 81; December. So Spot cot
ton closed quiet points love-. Mi3iii1g
upianSs. ii &c: u1iddlilg rulf l3Gsc. sales
- bales
Galveston. Tex. April 2.-Cotton-
Quiet. &c.
Liverpool. April =. ? --Cotfon-
Spot. moderate business done: prices Arm:
American Esddllls. a44a
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PREVENTED 4 WAR.
MIR. Combes. Representative Of Amer
ics. Gets Vote Of Thanks.

Washington April 3.-Unitsd States
Minister Leslie Comics was the means
OF preventing war between Guatemala
aud Salvador. a letter from President
Manuel Estrada q Guatemala. transmit
ted 20 the state department. by Ar.
Cornbes reads fn part:
There q no douh' whatever that the
good Offices exercised by you had great
influence toward restoring p~zce between
g. and ! have the satisfaction q ten
dering 20 you IN the name q Stssternaia
ny most heartfelt thanks f1F ya'sr
work %
The minister o. he responze declared
that anything The United Stats Giplo-
matte representative might sec2r5giish
toward coaservizE ~ peace Sosl1 -
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American League.

CHICAGO. {: ST. LOUIS. ,
Chicago. April z.-Chicazo defeated st
Louis again today. although IL required
ten innings 4 home run drive By Green
over the right field fence was the win
Ming card today. Attendance 100 Score.
St Louis ........2 Q o Q 0 O. y ;
Chicago ........0102000 0
Batteries: sciever and Kshoe; White.
Patterson and Mcfarland
NEW YORK. :: WASHINGTON. =
washington. April New York took
The second game Of the series from Wash
iugton today b better ah-roBsd vo-K-
Howell pitched grand bali The visit
ors lift Lee freely. Attendance. 40
$40. Ri Z
washington ..-..-.-e Q 90 2 % p
New York ....--...e ! ] o i
Batteries: Lee and Clarke. Howell and
O'C0unor-
PHILADELPHIA. :. BOSTON. :
Phfiadelphis April , Henley pit he'd
hts ers- game FOR ths champions today
- Ro<.on vas again defeated The
uaather was cold and = dri1xli1E r2iH
I'll during a greater portion % ths garis
Atterdarce. - Score. ?
poz-on ........s 0l0091I - 5
Ph.ladelpfssa -.....9 . o. ! ? : :
Batteries Winters Hughes AL Fsr-
reil. Henley and SchTeck
DETROIT. Il, CLEVELAND. :
Detroit, April Win -WId BiI
Dooo~an n rnid-sgnmer form AID ;hs
I,.~.f bsttsrs killing tn ball. e ~ss -
e-o-t for Detroit % sruather tieFs3aaid
,o.sav. Attendance. 80 sore
r,.,,oit ..35.RIes3'-s = :
s~s..r.lSrd .--.-.-.0 o 9 9 : Q -
Rss,s-ses- Donoyss and Bsasl0S. By
ua-d ard Ber-is
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poor digestion. when obliged 20 pass you-
water Frequently night and day smart
ing or irritation IA passing. br1ck-d
OF sediment IN the urine. headache. back
ache lame back. dizziness. slecplssSnesz.
nervousness heart disturbance due "a
lad kidney trouble skin cTuptions from
bad blood, neuralgia. rheumatism. dis-
betes bloatng. irrltability. worn out feel
ing. lack OF ambition. loss Of flesh. sailow
complexion. OF Brights disease.
IL your water. When allowed 10 remain
undisturbed IN a glass or bottle for
twvnty-four hours. forms sediment or
settling or has cloudy appearance. IL
Is evidence that your kidneys and biad-
der need immediate attention.
swamp IS the great discovery %
DIR. Knmer. the eminent kidney and bad
der specialist. Hospitals use " with
wonderful success IN both slight sad
severe eases. Doctors recommend il 20
their patients and Use II in their own
families. because they recognize IN
swamp-Root tho gyeatest and most sue
ccsful remedy.
swamp Root IL pleasant 60 take and
is for sale the world over az druggists
tn bottles ~ two sizes and two prices
nifty cents and one dollar. Remember the
rame. swamp Root. pr. Kiimcrs swamp
Root. and the address. Blnehamton. y.
Y. on every bottle.
3 the slightest symptoms - kidney or
IL In your family history, send az once 70
who will gladly send you by mall. inn
, bottle q swamp-Boot. and book con-
Islands q testimonial letters received from
sure to say that you read this geaer-
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To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Rem.
edy. will Do for YOU. every Reader of the Eagle
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness and suffering disease therefore when
neglect kidney trouble
continue results o follow.
Your other may need attenton-but Kidneys
most, do attention first.
If you badly" begin taking Dr. kiImers
kidney, bladder
kidneys well they will help all the
organs % w anyone.
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LOOKING FoR RELIEF.
niiIers 81 sorfh~es: rsra Hope On
tire Corr ssion.

Minneapolis. Ap-fi = TIE isfsrf -
vsIoprsenf in ~ saar rai sifBefles -
the snnounrsr--uf that ths lafersf sts
Co-rrnsrce C1rruissfan AZ l-vestizsts
~ efsc-f-rlsstsou sEssrEt soe- Ga far0T
q What - freight f7rs-s Ehtrh rsrs4sfr-5
= ire total rgsrers4on - DE sesr rnsn-
gfzcturlrg lr-suzfry p fhs -9rth EeE'-
xII~rx look uaor fts as1clarsaa~Hs ~
ths forsr,f--er = rssisf shits ~ frsss-
EoT-sttou cprar.aries s~--a assrisasei fsss
;hs c1-lrr lsssea e. - f1t~-ferr fs-tT
,h-~s rnGEs rvss-l~s aze~afEozs t.-aas.
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WILL RETURN TO WORK.
Miners Ma. ~ors F2il Tire or Sat-
UgcSy

PoftsvaIe pa Aprl -z-s-aesres-
-nins Eo-kr-a 49, z~re i.ekszi a-f - go
R~asl=E razsa-F eeoszss - tkfi- -
fszsl r. zrk rtze EeGrF ea ssfzr3zy
81 - p~rrn:ts-.- - rsfef- 81 ~ mass
t7m1roE. rs9rss~1 49, pifsEe tar~n-
sslTss u sors f1 fssse sa;-s-sFs. f}~a-
en- e-fntrrsf-Et L-zfssr rszs a. ra---
yzsy lrssssss 90 cospz-aae~ Sse this rsE-
slzs5e1
Eo1op.lx Iss .s-xls-c--2-s -ss-ss- ses-
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b So VlI,hou, %

Heina. Moaf- apai = More thaa a
majority ~ the nsmbers a. tsa uea-
tsua ieEislafufe haTe eKpr.s-ef tf4eir
willingness O. serse without Sag ~ ga
ertra seHsion 90 pass ~ ars.rsa-latlos
5nI for &C. exhibit az "a. ~ Ilssis szs
position spi q meet fiie prasfssrt as "a
visit hafe
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Ruealan g. controls

Washington. April Ain report -
the state department Commercial Ageut
sding % treaty bs'Yeeu Hgssla ana
Turkey the Wbeie norfhern part - Asia
Minor IS now placed uhisr such cou1i-
tons that Russian capitalists have ihs
nsld all a. Themselves. To the erriasi1a
q foreign erferr.rfas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-24

terday by President Mitchell the Miners
employed By the Reading company Ia shs
SchuSikni region today reported for
work. hut were told hy THE s8perinfeud-
snts that 80 orders 70 resume operations
had been received. IL r. expected that
the miners viii aocep; tie terms and rs-
turn 20 work tnnerrow 20 await the re-
suit % the Cancellation boards action.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firmer.
Wheat-No. spring. 7saSlc: No. 8. 2Ic;
No. red. 77s.a7SIsc.
Corn-No. ,. 4ii3c; No yellow. 44l1c
Oats-No. white. S5c.
Rye-No. .. 501zc
Barley-Good feeding. 37GSsc: fair 70
choice mailing. iSQ5lc.
Flax Seed-No. l. sl0.s: No. 1 north
western, N.1l.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $3.50
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl, sI7.5O9
l7.62lz: lard. per 100 lbs. 81 S7izQ9. 72is
short ribs sides Qoose). ss.70Q9.S5; dry
salted shoulders (boxed). ss.33i94s.59:
short clear sides (boxsd) .lO1214d10. ..
Whiskey-Basis of high wines 81 30.
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EsgS-FlTIn, loss on, cases returned.
1Sc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 23.-Close: Wheat
May. s7c; July. 627se: cash No. > hard
67lsGesc; No 3 hard. 65iz assc: No. hard
cassie: rejected hard, 6la6Sc; No. > red
tsEsgixc; No. 3 red. oslo.
Corn-Aprii. 3ei4c: May. 362sG2si1c: July.
ssssG3sA.c: cash No. mived 3sizGs7c;
No. white. 37G371zc; No. white. SCI.
G96l.c.
oa;s-No white. &c; No mixed
32isdS3c
Rye-No. >. 45a4sc
Hay-Choice timothy. 81 80; choice prai-
rie s. oOds 50
Butter-Creamery. 2Oaasc; fancy dairy.
sc
Egg-Fresh I2A.c.
Receipts OF wheat. - cars
81. Louis.
St Louis. April Close: Wheat
Higher. No. red. cash. elevator. &c:
track. 73Gs5Esc. May. FAC. July. sac.
No. hard. 90 &c
Corn-L0wer No ,. cash. s4,sc. nom
inal: track. +o1saEc; May. 5s7sc: July.
4i-c
Oa;s-Firm No ,. cash. &C, nominal:
track. 23isc May. &c. norniasl: July. &c
No white. g-1.c.
O.
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BIAS BALL.
National League.
ROSToN. 2. NEW YORK.

BOSTON. 2: NEW YORK. O.
New York April 23-Boston shut out
New York at the Polo grounds today
Two hits base on balls and an errol
gave the visitors a run in the third in
ming and in the seventh n base on balls
stolen base and Tenneys two-bagge
made the second run. Attendance. 500
Score: III E
Boston .........001 0Oo1 90 ?
New York .........00 10000 Go
Batteries: Pittinger and Kittredge;
Miller and Warner.
BROOKLYN, !: PHILADELPHIA, 3
Brooklyn. April 23.-Brooklyn defeated
Philadelphia at Washington park today
through timely batting in the rst in
ming and faultless fielding during the en-
tire game. Attendance. 200. Score:
Ri z
Brooklyn .........1 100000 o. i
Philadelphia ....OIO 0 00f . o. 3
Batteries: Jones and Jacklitsch: Nc
Laugtilin and thinner.
CHICAGO. 5: CINCINNATI. 3.
Chicago. April 23.-The locals won the
game today in one inning. Score:
RH E
Chicago ............o5O 100000 10 4
Cincinnati .......0 O20l-3 : 0
Batteries: weimer and King: Wigs
Suthon and Bergen
PITTSBURG. S; ST. LOUIS. 4.
Pittsburg. April 23.-St. Louis lost
through errors and slow fielding. The
feature was Sebrings two home runs,
both hits being clean, one TO center. the
other to right field The weather was
raw and cold keeping the attendance
down 70 as Score: RH Z
Pfttsburg ..........0403 oO0 '-s Il :
St Louis ......---..0 . g. ii =
Batteries: Lever and Smith; Curry and
Ryan.
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The mild and immediate effect OF DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the great kidney
and bladder remedy. Is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing eases. swamp
Root will set your whole system right
and the best proof OF this is a trial.
IA East 10Th St, New York City.
Oct. Is. 1892.
Dear Sir: / had been suffering
severely from kidney trouble. All
symptoms were on hand. my former
strength and power had left me; 1
could hardly drag myself along. Even
my mental capacity Was giving out.
and often | wished 10 die. IL was then
L saw an advertisement Of yours in
New York paper. but would not
have paid any attention 10 IT, had IL
not promised z sworn guarantee with
every bottle " your medicine. assert
ing that your swamp Root is purely
vegetable. and does not contain any
harmful drugs. | am 20 years and 4
months oid. and with q good con-
science i can recommend Swamp-Root
TO all sufferers from kidney troubles
-Four members Of my family have been
using Swamp-Root for four different
kidney diseases. with the same good
results. With many thanks to you I
remain. very truly yours.
ROBERT BERNER.'
You may have a sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy Swamp-Root
sent free by mail. postpaid. by which you
may test its virtues for such disorders as
kidney. bladder and uric acid diseases.
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this city who have definite idea OF the
amount OF business done at the stock
yards. Cliff Darratt. who keeps books
for the w. NJ. Paugh Commission COM
pany, said yesterday that the business Of
the firm on Wednesday amounted TO
81 $685.. and yesterday to sl05S4.47. That
Is pretty good when it is remembered
four other commission companies are do
ing a big business. These commission
houses pay for all the stock consigned TO
them the day il is sold and collect the
next day from the packers. 1t will be
seen from this that considerable money
is required TO run the commission bus
mess.
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New York Produce.

New York. April Butte Receipts
4-H packages Market steady. State
dairy. l7Ge+c, extra creamery. s5c: COM
mon 70 choice reamery. IS41slzc
Cheese Receipts. asa packs ges. Mar
ket steady. Fancy large state fun crea n
fau made. colored. tsisGli1.c: fancy large
fan made white. lps6I+isc. fancy small
fail made white. I4s.c; fancy large. fai
made colored. l5c.
Receipts 8i5e packages Market
strong. state and Pennsylvs 15,Ilsizc,
western firsts. Ice
Sugar-Raw. firm; Fair refining 3-isc,
centrifugal. % test. u-iec. molasses siI-
gar. &c. Refined firm. Crushed -
powdered. ss-c: graduated : 50
t-o-ee-ouisl Nc : Rio. sc
MoIa sseS-F>i-m. New Orleans. u12lc
PouItry-Alive. steady; Fowls. 1laI@iec.
turkeys. I2Ei3c- Dressed hTuer- Fowls.
I55zc. turkeys &c.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

SniCOQC.
Chicago, April 23.-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market steady TO Zoe higher. Good
10 prime steers. S5.1005.e0 poor to me-
dunn. <i2505.l0; stockers and feeders s.. III
d4.S); COWS, S1.J0q475: heifers. S2.J0d5.0O;
Gamers. $l.50G2.75: bulls. S2.50yt4.30: calves
s2-5ea6i0: Texas fed steers. S4.oGq6cO.
IIoGs-Receipts today 25,o00; tomorrow
1900; left over. 1908. Market opened
5Nl0c lower. closed firmer. Mixed and
butchers. $6.9e(t7.2o; good to choice heavy.
S1.SCd7 i2i2; rough heavy, N.00G725; light,
$6.15d7.05; bulk of sales, $.o5d?.25.
Sheep-Receipts, S,o0o. Sheep and lambs
steady to I0c lower. Good TO choice weth-
ers. $450d5.0o: fair to choice mixed. s.. 10
a4.25; western sheep, s4.50a5.c0; native
lambs. S45G96.50; western lambs, 81 5od
100
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cettle.
2l.Si9; hogs. 2s.s7s; sheep. 1881. Ship
ments-Cattle, S.193; hogs. LOO: sheep. Coz.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 23.-Cattle-ReceiptS.
300 natives, 400 Texans: calves 100 ma
tives. Beeves active. 5al9c higher; quar-
antine steadp: cows steady to strong
stockers and feeders quiet. Choice export
and dressed beef steers. 81 tllfl5.30 fair
to good. 4.250460. stockers and feeders,
$310di95: western fed steers. s.. 001 10
Texas and Indian steers, 50 75q4.70; Texas
cows, S21JfI4.0o: native cows. sl.5VlI4. ~
native heifers. S3.OGq5o0: Gamers. 1862
26o: bulls. s2.90a450: calves. $2.0cd700.
Hogs-Receipts 800. Market opened
weak 10 sc lower closed strong at open.
ing prices. Top. s7I5: bulk of sales. s. %
al heavy, S.05d7.15; mixed packers.
S. 95d7 07i1: light IS. 15G7.00. workers S. IS
GO: pigs. s6Oeds.75
Sheep Receipts $500 Market steady
Native lambs. s4-50d7 81; western lambs.
81 Opg7 50: fed ewes. 81. eoa5.50: native weth-
ers. 81 301s.t 20; Texas clipped sheep. 81 10
G6.l5: stockers and feeders. S3.75G435.
ST. Louis.
81. Louis. April 23-Cattle-ReceIpts
1.S0., including SD Texans. Market steady
Beef steers. 81 O06I5.i0 stockers and feed
ers S3.4rG4s5, Texas steers. 81 500 1 81;
cows and heifers. s.. e1d3.5o
Hogs-Receipts. S.50t Market steady 10
a shade lower. Pigs and lights. S. 9ffI7 10;
packers. sSS5Q7.i5: butchers and best
heavy. Sloq1 30
Sheep-Receipts 2Oca Market steady
Natives 100000. lambs. s5.0sQ75O; Tex
ans. S.75d5.c.
st. Joseph.
St Joseph. Mo. April 3.-Cattle-Re-
Celpts 1874 Market steady 10 loc lower
Natives s425G5. 20; cows and heifers. So,
oslo; stockers and feeders 3 s5d510
Hogs-Receipts. s.S52 Market 2i-f5o
lower. Light ed light mixed. s. -Soq7 10:
medium and heavy, s1-o9iI7.l5 Is.
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts were light and no quot
able change in the market Good butcher
cattle are scarce and the packers are
buying them outside.
Cattle Sales.
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Union Livestock Commission Co.
A a MOORE naracer

a. 3. MOORE. Manager.
Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan .Consiga-
ments and correspondence solicited Mar
ket report furni-hed free on application
Proceeds RENTED on DAY Of sale. Money
20 loan on cattle. Phone So
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Por-izud. Ore. Aga G-sse4kizx g
tie alleged YecE.stioz CT CE1tet s<.:es
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Suggestion Ira; Conspiracy Existed
o. Errcsccua
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aat Kansas CITY fr5eaposis. g. Eas-
So CITY. =
A, Tal@do-Toleco. s. .C0turasas.
A. >o1,svlls-i>DssssSiii<. g. Irsisnsp-
oils 2
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on the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows:
Butter-Steadier. Creameries, 1sQl3izc.
dairies l50 &c
Eggs-Firm, loss of. cases returned.
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ONLY TWO ARE BAD.

College Games.
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EDITORIAL NOTICE III you Eav
bladder trouble, or II there Is a trace y
DIR. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. y. Y.
rnediately. without cost 10 you. a sampI
tanning many OF the thousands upon tho'
men and women cured. In writing. be
Gus offer in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-27

On last Tuesday there was a large
and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Longino Campaign Committee at
Jackson, and most encouraging
reports were heard from every section
of the State. A thorough Organiza-
tion was effected and it was deter
mined to work from now on in ear
nest. The Longino Campaign Com
mittee was organized at a rally of the
friend of the Governor at Jackson on
the 3rd inst. It's object is to advance
his interests in his race for the
United States Senate. Hon. r. H..
Thompson is chairman of the COM
mittee and Geo. G. Swearengen,
secretary.