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Special Value i'm
WOmen's Suit Cases.

We offer a lot of Women
Suit Cases, of our own make, at very
special prices; made of sole leather
and lined with linen; inside strap
best brass lock; name tag and UNI
brella strap attached to each case
made in three sizes.
2o-inch-$5.oo each.
22-inch-$5.5o each.
24-inch-$6.oo each.
Basement, Equitable bldg
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Demonstration of
Packs Pineapple Eyesnip'

Every housekeeper knows the diff
culties of preparing pineapples in the
old way.
We invite attention to our demon
stration of Packs Pineapple Eye
snip. This new and wonderful scis-
sor-like appliance takes out the eyes
of a pineapple in most perfect man
ner. They are inexpensive and
should be in every kitchen. -
Csc. Each.
Fifth foor Eleventh ST
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Mems New CraVats.
Silk PetticOats.
Special Values.

Three lots of new Silk Petticoats,
just received, are offered for less
than usual prices. Excellent for
drop skirts.
Black Silk Petticoats. of good quality taffeta,
trimmed with accordion-paited founce, finished
with narrow ruile.
1896 each. Value, $3.50.
Black Silk Petticoats, of heavy quality taheta,
trimmed with deep accordion plated founce, I'm
ished with ruffe.
$500 EACH Value, $3.50.
Taffeta Silk Petticoats umbrella style, accordion
plated hOunce. with wide tucked ruffe-white,
black and all the new spring tints.
$3.50 each. Value, 5000.
Third floor, Eleventh St
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COlOred.

At $I.oo.
Girls Percale Sailor Suits, with large sailor cob
lar trimmed with bands Of self material; full
Bishop sleeve; gored skirt; sizes to IA.
At $I.25. -.
Girls Mercerized Chambray Guimpe Dresses:
made with round bertha of white duck trimmed
with narrow bands Of chambray; full skirt, with
wide hem-rose and gray, sizes to IA.
At $I.5o.
Girls Percale Russian Sailor Dresses made with
large sailor collar trimmed with braid; shield trim
med with rows of braid; full sleeve; belt to match
assorted colors and checks; sizes to r.
At $I.5o. o8 sH
Girls bingham Guffnpes Dresses made with
pointed collar Of white lawn edged with bingham;
Dun sleeve trimmed with white lawn rufie: full
skirt with deep hem and finished with broad white
lawn sash; sizes to uE- II
. BIZ
At $I.oo. mis- ,,ab
Girls Fancy Chevidtl Gaimpe Dresses made with
deem uoinfed collar pf white duck trimmed with
full sleeve trimmed with ,ruf1e fun skirt finished
with deep hem; sizeS - 70 IL.
IE1-GA--
A. d, ,o g ii
Girls, 6bambray Blouse Dresses, trimmed with
pioue and medailions: full sleeve finished with
turn back cuff OF pieie; sairt finished with wide
hem; sizes to IL. me sseS
Third floor. st. , 81
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Mems Spring Hats.

carefully adds the touch of refinement
tlemans
Better hats than be obtained for the In
durability because each hat
warranted shape and color the end; STYLE because
the and blocks ali their varieties here
stock there
be of the shape weight perfect
the grade the
mnsp excellent There choosing
Soft Hats shapes shades of and
pearl high with fiat bmsback
dominating
Soft Hats and Derbys, 100, 300, $500 and $500
Silk Hats so and $500.
complete line of the Seson Hats in stock.
Mems New CraVats.
We showing for spring and the largest and most varied
collection have aembledan the latest
styles and exclusive effects
The shapes and color combinations dressy the light
effects (gay principally being particularly pleasing
And Saturday something here Tomorrows show
ing will consist of pretty line OF striped and figured effects
rely different from anything shown heretofore this
SOC. EACH
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Light
Bed Coverings.

Dimity Spreads are the ideal bed
coverings for spring and summer
they launder as easily as a sheet.
We show them in all sizes.
Also special grade for hospitals
and other institutions.
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Our Boys Clothing

spn~ be found perfection point of style
ai quail is possible to attain
We show all the newest designs and smare styles for boys OF all
We
boysthose that mefor which, without being
also being young In material
and general they us right and will be
by the most fastdous of Our young critics.
The Military Cut Suit leads in popularity this seaonand this and
other styles marked prices when quality fit and work.
manship considered.
We showing choice line of these Military Cut Suits
black blue and stylish mixtures-$S5o to $4,000.
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Figured All-W hite
DimitY Spreads.

68xS6 inches-$2.oo and $25o each.
78x95 inches-$2.5o to $500 each.
S6xI94 inches-$3.oo to $3.50 each.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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Children's
Correct Shoes.

Beginning with the baby, all our
thought, study and experience in this
direction are bent upon fitting the
natural foot, following its growth
with just the proper size, the proper
shape, the proper pressure; thereby
not only insuring present comfort,
but future satisfaction in the posses
sion of welcomed feet, free from all
the ills that would otherwise follow.
Some items that bear out this
statement:
Misses and Chldren's Hand-sewed Shoes, spring
heel, plain toe, common sense last-a very com
Portable shoe; sizes Sh to 10h. Pair. 81 90
Sizes IL to z. Pair. $5-oo
Misses and Children's Patent vici Kid Lace and
Button Shoes, with spring heel--a dress SHOE
sizes SL1 to 1Ut2. Palr. S<-UV
Sizes IL to 2. Pair. Do
Misses and Childrens Hand-sewed Shoes. white
kid top, patent calfskin vamp; sizes to o.
Par ~
Sizes to 8. Pair. $ZO0
Sizes 81 to 101a. Pair. ...................$3 90
Sizes IL to 2. Pair. 800
Misses. and ChIdrenD 1-strap Slippers, kidskin
top. patent leather vamp; sizes to 8. Pair. 81 90
Sizes 81 to 1015. Pair. $1.25
Sizes IL to 2. Pair. 90
Sizes 21a to 81. Pair. 900
Third floor. Tenth st.
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Good
Books.

Teutonic Legends. In the Nieblungen Lied and
the Nieblungen Ring, by W. C. Sawyer, Phi. D.,
with an introduction-essay by Prof. F. Schultz,
Phi D.; interest TO students Of operate Go oo
music and operagoers; illustrated cloth. P<.oO
The Double Garden Essays, by Maurice Mater
linck. author of Wisdom Of Destiny" C, an
etc; II mo-, cloth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pi .<fo
Japan, edited by Esther Singleton, author Of
Paris London. etc; one volume, q, x
Syo., profusely illustrated. ...-......... pl.OO
Russia. edited by Esther Singleton author Of
Paris. London, etc; one volume, CT 40
Syo., profusely illustrated. .............. Pi.oO
Standard of Pronunciation in English, by CT ro
L. K. Lounsbury; post Svo. .......--..... YA'oO
BY the Firesde, by Charles Wagner, author Of
THE Simple Life 1t points to right living At
home. With friends, with neighbors; cloth, CT ~
The History OF Art, by Wilhelm Lubke author Of
History of Architecture etc. Edited and
vised by Russell Sturgis; illustrated, Gro ~
vols, large Svo.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Yio.oS
Strong Mac by S. r. Crockett, author
of Cinderella etc.; illustrated, cloth, q, 20
IL mo- -..-........--.. ...-...-.-..-.-... Yi'oo
The Woodhouse Correspondence, by G. W. OOc
E. Russell and Edith Siehel; IL no., cloth W.
author of My Lady Peggy Goes to g, 20
Town. etc; illustrated, II mo-, cloth. Yl.OC
The Dayspring. by DIR. William Barry, CT "a
author OF Arden Massiter;'' Il mo-, cloth Ti.0S
:, The Stolen Emperor, by Mrs. Hugh
A Woman's VIII, by Anne Warner-an entertain
ing story Of an American widows summer abroad
narrated almost wholly In dialogue; IL CT ~
Illustrated, 500 pages ..--...--....... fA'S
Where the Tide Comes in, by Lucy Meacham
Thurston-a present-day Virginia love story with q
heroine delightful the authors "A CT 20
The Rat Trap, by Dolf wyllarde, author Of The
Story of Eden The story of a strong CT 20
man. weak one-and u woman; II mo. Pi.oo
Main floor. Tenth st.
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Two Special Values i'm Misses Suits:

Misses Fine Mixed Cheviot Tailor made Suits. in
q splendid assortment of pretty light effects; Elton
style, with vest and collar of contrasting shades
Of broadcloth, self buttons and q touch of fancy
braid; sizes IA. 10 and IS.
Special price, $500 each.
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As special value we offer line of Boys and
Young Mems Black Thibet Suits cut and made
Special price, $1,000 each.
Regularly $I2.5o.
Also line of Fancy Mixed Suits. in neat, stylish
patterns.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Regularly $1,000.
For the younger boys we are showing handsome
line Of Norfolk Jacket Suits. particularly suitable
for present wear in rich light, medium and
dark effects; also navy blues; fine. dressy suits Of
all-wool materials, sewed with silk; some have
straight-cut pants; others are bloomer style; all
nre excellent values; sizes to 10.
Special prices, $500 and 5000 each.
For boys dress wear have very fine line
Of Blue Serge Suits guaranteed fast color) with
very narrow vale and soft finish; double breasted
style; lined paDts very dressy; sizes to 10.
5000 and $3.50 each.
Value, $3.50.
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Chfldren's Millinery.

Our children and growing girls exquisite models of real
gh Simplicity the keynote and instead of
using the yard and yards and yards Of ribbon and loading
with unbecong trimming choosing very light
shapes without sfening
and fancy brads and putting little trimming
sbe but putting it where it counts
Popular prices prevail
$500, $780, $1,000 and $1,000 Each.
s Tenhst . S e &
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Summer Goods
and Toys.

We carry complete line of Sum-
mer Outing and Sporting Goods
and accessories, including Lawn
Swings, Croquet Sets, Tennis, Base
Ball, etc. Also complete assert
ment of Summer Toys for outdoor
and indoor pleasure.
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At 5000.

Girls Very Fine White Wash Chiffon Dresses.
made blouse effect and box plated all over waist
and skirt; very deliberately trimmed with dainty
fine Valenciennes lace: sizes IL to Is.
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WW000war0 & Totbr0p
New York-W
Saturday is Gbtloren'@ Day,

Sd ram dLt
Ssh Hnu gH hf r
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Girls New Spring Refers.

showing beautiful effects this popular
garment both the regulation lengths and the teequaer lengths
very special Refer of fine blue cheo made the box
and trimmed with large brass pearl buttons; full
tailored; sizes
Special Value, $500 Each.
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Hats and Caps.
OUR Girls Clothing

receives the careful attention that of the folks The STYLE
cut and finish of garment correct in detail
The for this unusually wide
all the and desirable fabrics specially
tractive prices.
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soc. to $I.5o.
Fancy Blouses

Odd Things in Furnishings.
White and Colored Vests, $1.OO to. $2.50
Terry Cloth Bath Robes. 81 so to s.. so.
Night Shirts, We neck, SOC.
Madras Pajamas, colored effects, 75c.
White Madras Pajamas, $1.OO.
EtOn Collars, 121c
''Twice-Around' Windsor Ties, 60c.
Overa,ls, 39c.
Separate White Shields, 25cs and 5Oc.
White Pique Collar and Gun Sets, 4Oc.
Lanyards and Whistles. 10c.
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Boys Genuine Sailor Suits, regulation pull-over
blouse, with shirt sleeves; hand-embroidered and
diminished; regulation broadfall trousers-a very
jaunty suit for the little fellows: sizes to IL.
$3.50 and $3.50 each.
Also numerous other lines in
Double-breasted Suits, 1915 to
$1,000.
Norfolk Jacket Suits, 1915 TO
$3.50:
Sailor Suits, $3.75 to $12.5o.
Elton Collar Suits, $4.25 to 5000.
Russian Suits, $4.25 to $1,000.
Spring Refers, $500 to $3.50.
Spring Top Coats, $3.75 to $I2.oo.
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At $2.o5.

At $2.o5.
Girls White India Linon Dresses, made with
round yoke of embroidery and laces edged with a
pointed rufie Of embroidery; bishop sleeve; full
skirt trimmed with tucks and finished with wide
hem; sizes to IA.
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AT $3.50.

Girls Fine White Lawn Dresses with blouse
front, side plated and very deliberately trimmed
with cluny lace; the skirt has plated hounce
and is trimmed with four Of cluny lace around
bottom; sizes IL, IA and 16.
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Misses Peter Thompson Sailor Suits, of fine
serge in blue black and red made in the full regu-
lation style; all trimmings silk and embroidery
is done by hand; yoke skirt that laces In back;
sizes II to 20.
Special price, $500 each.
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Girls and Misses Wash Dresses.

stock Of Wash Dresses for girls and misses contains
beautiful creations that usually found readyad stock
rich dainty effects for confirmation parties
Dances and with these show col
plain effects, suitable for school, play general outdoor
several particularly styles that priced
very reasonably:
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Shirts.
Madras, cnambrays, ginghams and cheviots-
plain white and colored effects-50c to 81 80.
We offer a lot of the famous Cadet Negigee
Shirts for boys. in bright. pleasing patterns.
Special price, soc. each.
Shirt Waists.
White and colored percale. madras. etc. plated
neat dressy waists, with Mothers Friend pat
ent detachable waist band.4
Soc, 75c. and $1.oo each.
particularly handsome waist. with wide or
narrow tucking at Z -
75c. each.
)Gi
Hats and Caps.
All styles to select from.
Splendid assortment of Sailor Hats-plain and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to 50 So
Golf, Rob Roy. Eton and Norfolk Caps-plain
and fancy enects-50c. and Toe.
Felt Hats for youths and young men-Telescopes
and Fedoras. $50.
Third floor Tenth st. p =
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White.

At $I.o5.
Girls White India Lnon Dresses. made with a
sleeve; tucked collar and cuffs finished with q
narrow rufie Of embroidery; skirt finished with
deep hem; sizes to IA.
At $Io5.
Girls White India Linon Dresses, gumpe STYLE
with a deep pointed collar Of embroidery; pun
sleeve: full skirt finished with a wide hem; sizes
4 to IA.
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Bows New FURNISHINGS.

Every day brings arrivals different classes OF goods and this
department repete with the brightest freshest and most salts
factory stock of Boys Haberdaslery have shown
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BIOuSeS.
The well-kuown TX. & E." Brand which is an
assurity of good materials and excellent work
nanshp, up-to-date styles and perfect fit; attached
collars laundered neckbands; white and colored
effects; sizes to 10.
soc. to $I.5o.
Fancy Blouses
In plain white. brown linens, fancy madras and
pe ."ales; with military collar others with
Elton collar effect; buttoned down front or side;
sizes to g.
soc. to ST. 80 each.
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Also a line of
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
LATE SALES.
Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT T4E STOCK YARDS

F. NJ. Pope. Of Argonia. came IN yester-
oay with a fine laree shipment 0f hogs
NJ Pope is one Of the cid regulars
md comes IN with stock about as often
a any n them
The sertirneru that prevails at the
ffo-kyards is build UD the Wichita mar
ket AT all hazards
Their. is soon 20 he another commission.
man Al the yards The more tn rerrier
I. O.. Miller was in yesterday with
Car load of hogs from SOUTH Eoveu He
retted a neat little sum from them and
went home we'll pleased with his treat
ment by th> buyers here
When live stock dealers understand that
they can do just Is we'll M tho market Of
tho Peerless Princess as anywhere else
they viii come in with stock in larger
train loads than they have ever gone
into the Kansas City market Wichita
doesn't have 10 sten down for any town
when II comes 70 business.
William Johnson of Ar-ica made his
regular weekly shipment Yesterday and
received "A good price for his hogs
The DOId Packing company is installing
e new ice machine which when put in.
Will be one Of the most complete pieces
Of machinery in the state.
y Tufbauer one If AiuiVaue's most
extensive shippers came tn Yesterday
with a number one load # hogs which
sold at d first rate figure.
There may be bowling and growing
and Sowing from morn rr-tl night and
stiil the newspaper man viii he on TOP.
Abuse q Christian all day long year in
and year out and he VIII never be in
Jured in the least for DE VIII have r. hear
MS name used i'm vain long after his
spirit has taken its natural flight and Is
or earth no more.
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RAIN WAS REPORTED
Caused Bulls to Turn Tail and
Wheat Declined.
CORN AND OATS LOWER
Small Run of Hogs Gave Pro-
visions Some Strength.

Chicago. March 5.-An interruption OF
the long dryness ii Kansas and OKLA
hona caused wheat 10 drop of sc. May
corn closed with gain OF isdi4c Oats
are unchanged. Provisions are up l5c
TO 25c.
4 reflex effect Of the Ohio crop report
ives keenly felt at the opening in wheat
n advance At Liverpool being largely
credited to the Ohio report That crowd
was quite bullish and bought freely. The
general demand ca used an initial advance
in May OF sale, opening quotations be
ing s77sG9Sc. July was 14G2se higher at
9Z5s Ge224c C. blegram from Odessa
predicting curtailnent of crops owing
10 a reduction in acreage due 10 the war
was another source OF strength. The
principal trading was in the July option.
commission houses having considerable
buying orders for that delivery July sold
up TO S31sc. Additional realizing occur
red on the advance. ard when rain was
reported in Kansas and other sections Of
the winter wheat belt The selling became
quite brisk. The market was poorly sup
ported. and a weak tone developed. Nay
declined to 96Iac. while July dropped 10
9I7sc The market failed 10 recover. the
close being weak and near the bottom,
with MAY at $3.50. July closed at ga
921sc. Clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal 10 l5S. 200 bushels. Primary
receipts were $500 bushels, against 49,
600 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis. Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF "a
cars. compared with 32l cars last week
and 3I2 cars year ago.
Strength in wheat and an active de
mand from principal bull caused firm
corn market early in the day. The mar
ket closed steady with all OF the advance
lost. The opening in May was unchang-
ed 10 i4c higher, at 5314 TO 557sc. On the
early bulge the price rose 10 5fs95H4c,
but later dropped back TO 53lsc. The close
vas at 5355@532.c. July ranged between
5I6sG5I2+c and 522c. closing &c lower at
&c. Local receipts were 2o9 cars, one
contract grade.
Early in the session an impression pre-
vailed among traders in The oats pit that
The big long in May was accommodating q
line OF July after opening i3G@sc higher
AT 41lz4Easc. MAY ranged between 41lsc
and 4174c closing AZ 4li4c July sold be-
tween 39'zc and SOC ana closed ar a net
loss Of re at the lowest point Local re-
ceipts were - cars.
A small run Of hogs with higher prices
al the yards gave provisions a strong
start. and the early strength was well
maintained throughout the day. There
was big general trade and comparative
~ few products on the market The best
buying was by commission houses. Sell
ing BY packers caused partial loss Of
the advance. but the close was firm.
Final figures on May pork were up sc
at N41Ti5. May lard l5c higher at $40.
and ribs were PC higher al S7-27is.
Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat.
> cars; corn. 1s5 cars: oats. 30 cars; hogs.
% Co head
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Hegs-Receipts 1000 Market 1ec higher.
Top s525: bulk OF sales s5D0d5-50; heavy
s5.25Q5.25 packers S5-10Gl5.33; pigs and
lights s41505.15.
Sheep-Receipts 2e0. Market steady.
Native lambs $5017565; western lambs
s5.e9d5.60; fed ewes s. Sgll425; Texas
clipped yearlings S-S5d520; stockers and
feeders s2.75G425
ST. Louis.
St Louis, March 5.-Cattle-Receipts
200; market steady; beef steers sag
430; stockers and feeders s29)43-5o
Hog-Receipts $3.50: market steady.
sc higher; pigs and lights $3.50 $50;
packers 34.5O64s5; butchers and best
heavy s5.25Q5.50
Shaep-Receipts $50: market steady;
natives AO0G465; lambs $i-50G5.60
st. Joseph.
st. Joseph. Mo. March 5-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 400 Unchanged
Hogs-Receipts ZOO. &C higher; light
s4.55d5l5; medium s5.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

view q the condition Il reserves. Rail-
roads report gross eaFuIngs FOR the
fourth Reek IN February show some ia-
crease over the similar period u last
year but tho additional day in February
81 this year disturbs tie comparison
Foreign Influences were shown on tho
market. Consuls % consequence touch
Cd d new low record In london today for
the movement
Total sales % bonds par value $50 80
CnIted States coupons and rev Is adj
vanced - per cent on call
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ScR York Marsa Gloon Money On
call nominal u1 lozas Tine loans
steady sixty aayz per ceat. = GAYS
q &C. six months -is0s Per cent
Prime Haer-a1tile paper ts0-i. ger reaf.
storing exchange EfesflT wth arfEal
business in harkeE-e h.lis ~ = - f5fr
sss % FOR der nj and 20 - go = -
sor ~ dzr Bills Posted Rates sA&fz9
4s-l5. Commercial balls 3 So
Ear Sfrrr---asr
Mexican collars ~
Government r1rds i--eEssar railroad
6-s-lfs l--rrrfa~
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Flax Seed-No. l sIQsiz: No. l north
western SLlfa
Timothy Seed-S305
yIsipns-Afess pork. per rbl Si4 l21zfi
49, lard per leo lbs s7.15d7-z5. short ribs
sides Goose) Ss.eya7-25: short clear sides
boxed SSH
Whisky Basis Of high wines SIS
Clover-COatract grade s1l65
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
MARKET WAS STEADY
Yesterdays Prices Were
Strong and Closed Active.
TOP FIGURE WAS $500
Cattle Receipts Were Light
Market Outlook Good

The market experienced another dull
DAY yesterday and the receipts were
very light The top Of the early sales
went at $50 and the best Of the late
brought 500. The close, however, was
strong and compared with the preced-
ing Gay. the market was steady TO strong.
Provisions were reported steady and the
outlook for a better market for the COM
ing week is quite promising The pack
ing houses are expanding their business
rs time goes on and the demand which
they create is daily growing larger and
larger figures
Missouri river points quoted hogs strong
70 higher and all the markets closed with
favorable Indications
Chicago went one better yesterday and
bought all day at to 10 cents higher
than Friday The market here has as
sumed better proportions and its business
like aspect gives its patrons ho7es that
their stock viii always be sold for the
VERY top-rnist prices he.e Just as wall
as At Kansas City OF elsewhere
There Were but very few cattle shipped
in Yesterday and The market held Up
steldy