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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,


Chicago, March 5.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000 including 80 Texans. Market slow,
steady. Good TO prime steers, s5.15Go. 10
poor to medium. S3.J0Gi. 100; stockers and
feeders. 81. 1880: cows. s1.5Ga475; can
ners, $l.50d2. 80: bulls. s2.0OG425; calves,
s3.5O66.75; Texas fed steers. s4O0q465.
Hogs-Receipts today. 22.OGO; tomorrow.
ers s70097.45: good to choice heavy, S.45
G..60; rough heavy. S.10a7.4); light, 500
@7.1O; bulk of sales S7.10d7.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, s4.5GG
SIS: fair to choice mixeu. s4.00d4.75; west
ems sheey. s4.75q5.6O; native lambs $3.50
G690; western lambs. s4.75d110
q .295; hogs. $500: sheep. z25s0. Ship
ments-Cattle. 4.529; hogs. 3,4SS; sheep.
1.06l.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March 5.-Cattle-Receipts
800 natives coo Texans; calves. D Tex
ans. 100 natives. Corn cattle steady; cows
and heifers steady TO 15c higher: quar-
antine active, firm; stockers and feeders
firm. Choice export and dressed beef
steers, s4.6oG5.i0; fair to good. $3.50 sc;
stOckers and feeders. g 25G5.00; western
fed steers. s2.S5a5OO; Texas and Indian
steers s.. 25d445; Texas cows. s2.ced3. y;
native COWS, s2.oed450: native heifers,
S3.0M470; Gamers. S100G2.4o: bulls. $3.50
"a GO: calves S3.0od700.
Hogs-Receipts. 6.OOO Market 5G1Oc
higher: pigs lee higher Top. $40; bulk
of sales, S7.l5G1 90: heavy. S.. 2eG749; mixed
packers. s7.o5Q7.S1: light. S.o5d7.l5: york
ers. s7.1G67.l5; pigs. s6156i6.70.
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market steady.
closed weak Native lambs. S4.cod655;
western lambs. s4.s0q6.90; fed ewes sS.co
d6.cO: native wethers. 50. 75G5.75; western
wethers. s. .6ed5.7o: stockers and feeders,
s2.5odS.So.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. March 5.-Csttle-Rsccipts
500 including teo Texans. Market
steady to strong Beef steers. SoRd5.25;
stockers and feeders. s.. 25d IS; COWS and
heifcrs 81 256I4 80: Texas steers. SS.6ed4.70;
cows and heifers S2.3fG5.9n.
Hogs-Recepts. 5000 Market leC higher
Pigs and lights, s66od7.l5: packers. $7.l0
al. 30: butchers S1.25G955.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market strong
Natires. 81. J0G5.5o; lambs, S6.ec.I7.50; Tex
ans. s.. S6di5o
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. Mo. March 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1895 Natives. SSEGS. ~: Texans
and westerns. s. S5a6 81; cows and heifers.
50 25G74. %: stcckers and feeders. s.. 25di So
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50. Iight and light
mixed. s7.e7lsaT. =; medium and heavy.
s. sNa7. 80; hulk. s7.l5G7.S5
Sheep-Receipts. $40, Top Colorado
lambs, 81 sea: yearlings. 500; ewes. $500.
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FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Members Of Cook County Board Must
Explain 70 JUDGE.

Chicago. March Judo Hauey to-day
entered an order recurring the members
u the county board To SHOW cause within
FIVE days Nhy they should rot Do pun
ished for contempt ~ court Tor their
failure % make an appropriation to pay
salaries o. ne employees assigned 70 the
sheriHs Office b. the judge.
The action l. taken IN conjunction with
mandamus proceedings institutsd for the
purpose 81 enforcing tire tights n the
sheriff 20 The number % employees allowed
him H. the circuii court judges Tire con-
tempt prece ellnzs are r. The nature = 2
sank movement hy sheriff Thomas Bar
reft and are based npor fb- ignoring by
the board - fh- authority ~ ;ha judges
When the budg.t wa passed Iass wesk
bv THE board. sirfr-siyht men Eere est
II the rheug' rtar a. assistants If -
declared inEesaeibje ~ oo18art the h-5ri-
ness ~ TIE county With the number ~
remaining aai u depafieF are net restored
some = tHe county courts Wla. - fsssra
- close fhesr doofs
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MAY WHEAT
WAS LOWER
Corn and Oats Both fook
Slight Drop.
GOVERNMENT REPORT
An Avalanche of Long Wheat
Thrown on Market.

Chicago, March 5.-Heavy realizing in
| market today and the close was weak.
with May 14Q12sc lower. May corn was
off 12G-c, and oats were down 5s0$4c.
Provisions closed easy. with May prod
| ucts from 2l1c higher to 10c lower.
Started by fears of bearish govern
avalanche of long wheat was thrown on
the market, and with practically no
support. prices slumped severely and be-
fore the bottom was reached a loss OF
15sc from the top price of the day was
sustained. May opened shade lower,
at 71isc, on lower cables, and the early
trading was extremely dull, but prices
firmed a trifie on the strength in corn.
May selling at nc. General selling on
prospects of a bearish crop report started
prices on the downward trend and the
break in corn accelerated the pace, May
selling off TO 155sc before any recovery
was made. The market ruled weak the
remainder of the session and May closed
at loss of lI4GiHc. at 153. 4753sc. Small
primary receipts $4,000 bushels, against
40O.20J bushels last year. and unfavorable
weather for the movement were bull fac
tors. Clearances of wheat and -four were
equal TO $4,000 bushels. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of 29I cars,
which with local receipts of 16 cars-none
of contract grade-made total receipts for
the three points of 313 cars. against 81
cars last week and 265 cars a year ago.
There was a fair trade in corn and
the early market was firm on unfavorable
weather. with prospects of still more
rains in the next few days. but when
the decision Of the warehouse commission
erS was announced that no change would
be made in the rules in regard to kiln
dried corn the selling became quite pro-
nounced. A sharp break resulted in con-
sequence and May sold down TO 4ossc,
after opening unchanged to isc higher,
at 41ls@47Ac. The close was near the
bottom. at 461&G465sc, a loss of 1aQ-c. Lo-
cal receipts were 234 cars, none of con-
tract grade.
Oats were affected by the weakness in
other grains and considerable long stuff
came out on the decline, the selling of
July being especially noticeable The
close was weak and sage lower for May,
al 3414c, after ranging between 347sc and
$3.50. Local receipts were 123 cars.
Provisions held remarkably well in the
face Of heavy liquidation and the weak
ness in grains and the early market was
strong. with a new high record mark
being established May lard selling up TO
slO07l5 and May pork up to s1S.45 Smaller
receipts of hogs and higher prices at the
yards were the early bull factors. Out
siders and stock yards people sold free
ly. but covering by shorts prevented any
break. The close was easy, with May
pork 10c lower, at $3.50. May lard was
219c higher, at $1,000. and ribs off 10c, at
$751;.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 20 cars; corn. go cars; oats, 155
cars: hogs % 900 head
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
Chess Tournament.

Monte Carlo. March 5.-In the fourth
round of the second half OF the Inter
national Chess tournament today Mar
oczy and Teichmann Crew, Sieggo and
Mason drew: Tarrasch and Schecler drew
and the four other contestants were ad-
journed
1t IS proposed 10 hold a double round
ches stOurnament at Vienna in the middle
Of April Ten masters have been invited
to participate and Gambit openings Will
be compulsory. Prizes aggregating 81 90
will be offered.
When play was resumed this afternoon.
AIbin beat Moreau and Mieses beat Tau
benhaus while the contests between Mar
AGO and Pilsbury and Marshall and Wolf
were drawn.
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Wheat Farmers delivery)-HarS, old,
No. 2. 60c: NEWEST, down to &c under.
Carloads on track-Hard. No. ,, 61d62c;
No. 3. 5.Q6oc; No. 4. 5Sd56c; red, same as
hard. on track.
Corn-No. ?. S5c. No. 5. Sc. Carloadl
on track-No. >. SIC; No. ). S6c; No. ?.
white 5Sc; No. 3 white. SIC.
Oats-Farmers delivery. 30GSSc; car
loads on track-No. >. Soc: No. 3. 29c: No.
4. 27d2Sc.
On carload lots. delivered to al southern
Kansas points Delivered. same Bran.
Tic; shorts. SIC.
Hay-Alfalfa. No /. $50: No 2 $3.50:
prairie. loose. No. l. $500: No. ?. $500;
baled. No. l. 500: No. >. $500; No. 5. SEQ
Seeds-Kaffir corn. per bu., 20q25c; cane
seed, per bu.. 53G35c: fax seed. per bu-,
s.eo; milet seed. per bu.. 35Q 40c.
Garden Seeds-Asparagus, o., 1oc;
wax beans. OF. 25GSOc: green pod. Of.
2eQ25c; late varieties. ct. sc: pole beans
OF. 25c: table beets. ID. 6oc. OF. lec:
stock beet, H.. 35c. or. SC; sugar beet 10,
Sc, or. sc: cabbage. ID. A.S56l2.oo OF. l5c:
carrot. 10 75c, OF. 1oc; cucumber. 10. 81. 500
200: OF. l5c: celery, ID Sl.J0d2 %; OF. l5Ge0;
sweet corn. bu. $500. at. 15c; corn salad.
o. loo: cress. OF. 1ac; egg plant, or.
aOc: lettuce. ID S0cGs.100. OF. l0c: musk
melon. ID. 9Ocds1.oO. OF. Ice; watermelon.
10. 50cIs. 100. or Sll0c; mustard. ID. 30
GSo: or 5Gl0: onion. 10 9Ocal.75.: or. IcG15:
parsley. 10. &c. OF. Ice; parsnips. ID. ACC;
o.. loc; peppers. or. 20c: pumpkins. 10.
<oc. OF. Sc; peas. bu. $500 80 OK. CSC:
rhubarb H. $40. OF l5c; ;adish. 10. soSs75;
o.. Ioc; winter radish. ID. soc. OF. SC: oys-
ter plant. or. 15c: spinach. 10. 3Sc.
&c; squash, ID. SOFAS 100. OK. lee: turnip.
ID, 4oGS0c. OF. 5dlOc: tomato. 10. Sl-SS4
<-25. or. 2oQ5oc; popcorn. H.. nc; pea
nuts, ID. Ice; bottom onion sets. bu. 600.
at roc; sweet peas. ID. soc; OF. Ice: mas
turtiums. 10. 6oc; or, loc; Red river early
.Aio potatoes. $l.co.
Buster-Packing. I2c: country. 1eG1Sc;
Eggs-I2lSc subject to Gambling
Poultry-Hens. Sisc; spring oroilers. IL
Q lbs. 1ec; turkey hens. lac: toms. le lbs.
and over. l5c: old toms. lec: geese. fun
feather, &C: ducks. fun feather. Sc
Hides-G. 5, l and round SIC: do
side brands. &C: do under 81 his SIC: do
bulls. SC: No. ! horse. SOS; No. .. sl2s::
pony and glue. 75ceIsl 90; dry flint butch
era. &c lbs and up. l3c: dry flint FALLEN, Is
ID sand -p. lie; dry flint under Is lbs. &C:
dry salt. lec; dry Gull. &C; No ! taliow.
SIC: No. tailow. &C; sheep pelts. 25q75c.
Furs-Raccoons. No. ! larse. 7edSi: me-
dunn, 50asoc: small. 25<l5cc: skunks. large
black cased. sl@1-25: short striped. 75@A:
naErow. 5a@sec; broad, 2eaSoc. mink large
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QUESTION OF SALVAGE.
Crew Of Naval Collier Ask Money for
SAVING Government Arms

san Francisco March Sin The Gght
II Howard Fees. first mate - the naval
collier Justin. and twenty members %
the crew. 70 recover - leas; s.3yo zalT-
age from the government. Judge EeIia-
ven today gave a decision which kEocks
out The government demurrer % the libel
q the United States steamer. II vas n
November 100. that the mfa q the "a
val collier Justin saved ~ 80 worth -
treasure and guns from The sinking 70
ser7ite OF the island ~ Guam.
The mate ard creS o. the Justin sp-
piled Tor salvage q the Comptroller q
the treasury. who eenied fheir reques;
on the ground that &C members - the
naval fore and government emplaTes
they only al their duiy ia salvaEtnE tn
yoseruite's trrasurs- The district a-tor-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
Steamship Tickets to Ali
Points On Earth
ON SALE At
ON SALE AT

We sell through railway and steamship
tickets 10 all points in the world We
carry in stock tickets OF nearly all steam
ship companies. Below are few:
Holland American Line. New York to
Rotterdam.
French Line. New York TO Hsvre.
Hamburs-American Line. New York 20
Hamburg
White star Line. South Africa and
South America
Hamburg American Line. New York to
Liverpool
North German Lloyd New York and
Galveston 70 Southampton. Bremen.
Genoa, Naples. China. Austria aad
Japan
Mallory Line. Galveston to New York.
Anchor Line New York 20 Glasgow
and Londonderry
Cunard Line. New York and Boston to-
Liverpool.
Allan Line. New York and Montreal
TO Liverpool and Glasgow,
Oceanic Steamship Company and Paciic
Mall Steamship Company. san Francisco
to Hawaii. Japan. China. Philippine isi-
ands. Straits Settlements. India and Aus
tralSsia.
Besides the aforementioned we sen
through tickets and issue prepaid ticket
orders via twenty seven other steamship
companies.
L r. DELANEY. Ticket Agent
Phone 10
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New Orleans Races.

New Orleans March 5.-Crescent City
summary
First race. seven furlongs. Fair Lass
won; Orpheum. second; Ring owe. third.
Time. ! "a.
Second race. six furlongs. selling. Mod
orator won. Tom Collins. second: IN
tonius. third Time lis 40
Third race. six furlougs. selling, Censor
won: Marlster. second: Russelton. third.
Time. lis A..
Fourth race. mile handicap: Thane
won: imp Albula second; De Reszke
third. Time I:i5 10
Fifth race mile and sixteenth. selling,
Danish won. Rastus. second; Thuries.
third. Time. Is %
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, selling:
Sue Johnson won. Denny Duffy. second,
Dodie :. third Time. 10 f-5.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Frank Jackson of Kingfisher is new
Oklahoma shipper on thise market he
furnished a car load of hogs yesterday.
w. B. Johnston of Enid consigned an
other car load OF hogs yesterday that
brought god price.
]. w. Norris of Finley bought sixty head
of fine stockers yesterday to take out
to his farm.
o. S Yazel of Furley brought in a car
load of hogs yesterday that sold for
around the top price.
c. c. Handy * Son of Norwich are buy
ers who depend on the Wichita market.
They had in another car load of hogs
yesterday.
T. J. Mclaughlin of Clearwater was one
of the late arrivals with hogs and cattle
Wednesday night who sold on the better
market yesterday.
VIM. Gailand of Kiowa furnished one
car load of hogs for the market yester-
day.
Lewis Vile of Blackwell consigned a
car load of hogs TO this market yesterday.
The well known firm of Campbell &
Horton of Caldwell furnished a car load
of hogs yesterday.
c. A.Rawlins of Peckham was one of
hogs for the market yesterday.
John Temes of Garden Plain had a car
load of cattle on the market.
c. s. Stewart Of Whitewater is the mod
est young shipper who tapped the market
yesterday with car load of $50 Id. hogs.
James Bleyer OF Saxon was on the mar
ket yesterday with a car load of hogs.
ket yesterday with car load Of hogs He
thinks. taking it all around. Wichita is
the place for him to market his hogs.
Pulse & Ware of Dover furnished
car load of mixed hogs for the market
Yesterday
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Eggs-Fresh. lSs4c
RrcaintS OF wheat /
Ct 1 nuie
New YORK Produce

New York March 5.-Butter-Receipts
go packages Market steady 70 firm.
State dairy. l5si2+c. extra creamery. &c.
common 10 choice creamery. ISG9sc
Cheese-Receipts s9S packages. Mar
ket firm. Fancy large state f1ll cream.
coIored. fali made ii.EI4i.c: fancy large.
- hits. fan made. l&6l4i.c fancy small
white fall made. LEG. fancy small col
ord. fan made. IA
Eg~Recelpts. s-Ss7 packages Market
nrrn. Average 10 best state and Pennsyl-
Vaaia. lSc. fancy western. I7izc
SGgar-Raw. FIRM Fair refining. &C:
centrifugal - test. 3A.c. moIaSses sugar.
=. Refined. steady: CTusher. 5 enc; pow
Gereti 80: granuisted, 4sc
CcfIee-Stezdy. Ne Ria. 5zsc
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ney contended that the court had no jur-
isdiction except where salvage Of less
than 5000 was asked FOR. and while the
crew of the Justin asked for less than
N.0oO apiece. the aggregate Of the sslv-
age demanded was greater than the
court had jurisdiction TO consider.
Judge eHaven sets aside and dismisscs
both Of these contentious and thus en-
ables the seamen to score an important
point IN their suit.
The case viii be appealed by tho gov
eminent and carried 10 the United States
circuit court Of appeals
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TREATY BILLS REFERRED.
Senate Did but Little Business in Ex-
ecutiVe Session

Washington March THE business OF
the executive session Of the senat, today
consisted in referring TO the treaties be-
fore the senate q the committee on for
ign relations and IN referring the nom
nations sent ia today q the committees
which viii pass On them The COMMITTEES
on foreign relations will meet Saturday
for the purpose OF considering the tres-
ties and Senator CuIl0m. the chairman.
expressed confidence that the committee
vii lbe able 20 report all u them back
after one sitting
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HOG MARKET
UP AGAIN
Receipts Fairly Liberal and
All Sold.
TOP PRICE WAS SIP 10
Cattle Market Continues Active
and Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS SIP ~

Hog receipts were fairly liberal yester-
day, but not over large for Thursday.
The market opened a strong nickel high
er and az the close the best hogs were
ten cents higher than the close the pre-
vious day. There We're some very good
fancy. The top price was s7121, while
common to medium mixed brought 81. s.
and $3.50, and good mixed from the last
named figures up to SEQ Both packers
had in good orders for hogs and all the
car loads that arrived before the close
of the market were sold.
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gust. 9.2Sc; September. S.S7c; October.
s.5Sc; November. S.44c; December. sac.
Spot closed quiet. Is points lower. Mid
ding uplands. 10.10c; middlng gulf, 10.35c.
Sales SS3 bales.
Galveston, March 5-Cotton-Easy, at
10 Lie.
Liverpool. March 5.-Cotton-Spot. fair
business done; prices 20 points lower.
American middling. sod
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New York Money Market.

New York. March Close. Money on
call firm al 3@<a6 per cent. closing at
iisa5 per cent. Time money firm-6e days
505i. per cent; % days. 5a5ts per cent;
6 months. 50 per cent. Prime merca nt!le
paper, 5d5i4 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak. with actual business in bankers
bills al s4S7 for demand and At $4,000
1866 for - days bills. Posted rates.
81 S4i-s4s5. Commercial bills, 81 s3fi -S3lz
Par silver. SIC; Mexican dollars. SC.
Government bonds steady. railroad
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Santa Fe
COlOniSt One
Way Rates

One Way Rates 10 Pacific Coast and
Principal Western Points Every
Day, February 18th 20 April Goth.
1908, From Wichita. via A., 7. a
S. r. BY.
teo.Dl-To ogden ard Salt Lake city.
So 1-a-To Butte Anaconda and Helena
s22.Jt-To Spokane and weuatchee
s25oo-To Everett. Fairhaven and New
Whatcom. via Huntington aud
Spokane.
81 00-To Portland. Tacoma and Seattle.
s. Oa-To ashland Rosoburg Eugene.
Albany and Salem. Via Portland.
sgso0-To Phoenix and Prescott. Ariz. ~
Paso and Deming
Ifoneeeekef's tickets on saso fret ard
third Tuesday - each month ore fsrs
plus s. for TIE round trip 90 points IA
oklahoma. fndisn TERRITORY Texas. sew
Mexico and srizonn- Pull Information
furnished sn Application 20
l. r DELANEY. Agent
Telephone 10 wichita Kan.
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ExonERATEs CHAPLAIN osviTr.
General Funston Approves Fip1ina %
Ccurt Martial

Deuver. March 1-f-hsffalu Hear =
Cavi,t q the fased States arsnT. -
ben eEonsrateG - cosrf marital f~arz
the ehaTer - nof reyfnx h.s dehfs ztieh
was brought agsirst firn ~ e-Hica4D
nrrs General Fsrsfo approved ~
fading Chsrlsln Carfff rsfarns % ai-
post Il Fort Grant
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CASH QUOTATIONS

F'lour-Quiet and easy.
Wheat-No. . spring. 76l2GT7c; No. 3.
74c: No. , red. 734d749.c.
Corn-No. 2. 44lzc: No. yellow. 4i19c.
Oats-No. =, 33i4c; No. white. S424
S6lkc.
Rye-No. >. i9c
Barley-Good feeding, 43d46c; fair to
choice mailing. 4Sd54c.
Flax Seed-No. l, s1.14; No l north
western. $.l6.
Provisions-Mes pork per Dbl. $500:
lard. per ITO lbs. s992i5d995; short ribs
sides Ooose). se.55G9.75; dry sailed shout
ders. sS.37l9dS.50; short clear sides (boxed).
so caGl0.25.
Whiskey-Ba of high wines. $3.50.
CloYer-Contract grade 81 %
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March 5.-The dry goods
market has been quiet today and has not
beep affected by any further decline in
the raw material! Jobbers continue fair
~ busy. but there has been less activity
in this quarter Linens are sold ahead
and manufacturers are not anxious TO
make further contracts.
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Mclasses-Quiet New Orleans. 32q4oc-
Poultry-Alive, steady: Chickens. 12c;
turkeys. 15c; fowls. 13c Dressed. easier:
Western chickens, 14Q1Hec; western fowls.
13lec: turkeys, 11Glsc.
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To California; also points IN Washing
ton. oregon and British Columbia. In
effect daily from February u, Go April ID
Rates from Wichita 10 BE- as follows,
SIS 90 10 san Francisco. Los Angeles and
all common California points.
seed 20 Billings. Montana. and inter
mediate points
Seo.00 % livingston Logan. Cinnabar and
intermediate points on Northern
Pacific
5000 10 ogden. salt Lake City. Poccs-
sella and intermediate points IN
Idaho: also Henena. and Butte. Mon-
tana
81 50 10 Spokane and intermediate poiais
s25.0 TO Portland Tacoma and Seattle.
Washington also Van Couver and
Victoria, British Columbia
For further Information. please addrcss
the undersigned.
T. @. NORRIS T. p. DUNN.
City Ticket Agent DIV. Pass. AIT
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis. March 5.-Wool-Cuiet un-
changed. Territory and western meii-
uIns. 1eTfSc: fine. I3Gisizc; coarse. ISG &c.
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were the larg-
est OF the week There was no quotable
change in the market from the previous
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ButteT-Steady. Creamery, 1Sn24isc;
dairy. l+d24c.
EGgs-Strong: 20c.
Cheese-Steady; 121GlSc to 1870.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March 5-Close: Wheat
May. 667sc: July. 63leG63ssc; cash. No. ,
hard 6eG7ic: No. ; hard. 66G69c: No. :
hard. 5s95Gizc; rejected hard. 5405Sc; No
red. 7la12c; No. red ssG7oc.
Corn-April. g79. d977sc; May 9Sisc: July
3Sc; cash No > mixed. SSI 40i2c; No. ,
white. S9d4Ac. No. white SizGSec.
oats-No. white. SedS7c; No. mixed
S4i4955i7c.
Rye-No. >. $3.50.
Hay-Choice tinosy. $500; choice prai-
RE. ss75qsco
Butter-Creamery. 2Ia25c: fancy dairy.
Isc.
Eggs-Fresh. lSs4c.
Receipts OF wheat. Is cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. March Close: Wheat
Lower No. red. cash elevator. 6ss.
track. 7Sf75c; May. 7oss11gs.c: July 81;
No. > hard. 7e17Sc.
Corn-Lower No. .. cash. SIC. nominal:
track, fi4GiF=c; May, ig7sa+lc: july
$3.50.
Oats-Lower. No. :. cash. &c. nominal:
track. SIC; May, SIC; July. Soi4c; No. >
white. sc.
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L. F. DELANEY. Agent.
one 10 wichita Kan.