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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-15
Bradstrcct's Financial Review.

New York. Juns Is-Bradstreet's
Financial Review tomorrow viii say-
Interest and activity IN speculation
have both increased 10 a marked degre
the week showing much larger vol
ume OF trading in stocks. with a decid-.
ed resumption OF advancing tendencies
The principal factor In this connection
was the government crop report The
Interpretation which Wall street gave
10 the showing was that the deficiency
In the wheat crop had been exaggerat
ed. Supplemented as this was by rains
in the corn region and reports OF en-
couraging conditions for that cereal.
II deprived the bears OF the principal ar
gument which had been used TO check
the rise in railway securities 90 induce
Liquidation and short sales Nor has
the Improvement. in trade and IN par
and In particular the advance IN iron
and steel prices and the growing activ-
ity IN such lines. been without an effect
OF the same kind. There appears to-
be a well defined idea that The indus
trial advance and the crop outlook have
made such progress that the market
no longer discounts them.
While the New York money market
IS still over supplied there seems to be
increased employment for funds at the
interior. checking the flow 10 this cen-
ter and holding out the prospect os bes
Foreign exchange. II Is true. has been
high at rates which approach. II they
do not touch. the gold shipping figures
The bond syndicate has however again
exerted its influence TO prevent such
transactions and the opinion prevails
that when the agreement between tho
Beimont-Morgan combination and the
United States treasury expires the sup
ply Of bills OF exchange against cotton
md grain futures will te sufficiently
large 20 depreBs exchange and obviate
danger Of a renewed drain on the gov
ernment gold reserve.
There was eorae realizing on Friday
but the declines did not constitu;e a
reaction and the closinbg tone was
strong The improvements IN prices has
II is true. been mainly the work OF
professional speculative elements. a
large short interest has been created
particularly IN the granger shares on
the crop scare. Covering from this
quarter has accordingly been on n
heavy scale. II. however. looks a. -
large operations and pools have IN =
number OF instances taken the bull siss
while the buying OF stocks of corn
Carrying roads FOR Chicago interests
was a feature Public interest and
commission buying have revived. bus
are not yet cOnsp3cuo9sly lafgs. gblis
London. though exhibiting a better
feeling in regard % American stocks.
has failed 60 respond with yigog 90 tho
cheerful influences here. The profess
ionals IN that market are, however.
Fald 20 De once more well siEDose9 to-
wards Yankees. and the public "a rep
n Hentes5 as rsSblng at them. II -
= Orfa noting that the fortnIzhfiy SET
tseFnent 81 American stocks al Io1do1
y snt through easily snd that a good
deal q money has ben apparently d.
yertesi froIn EafHr mines % that &C.
partnent r. - a general irnprcssson
thEt speculation n cur stocks is abost
&C assume largeDrDpoTtsons On The for
e.gn exchanges and that TIE evident
waning % the pr0-eivfr agitation viii
have considerable 3sgocace n tAa; Goa
rartfna
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BROOKLYN u: ST. LOUIS /.

Brooklyn, June 1.-THE grooms
found Staley.s curves easy after the
third inning and battered out eleven
earned runs. Attendance 1900. Score:
r II f
81 Louis ..... 5 0 0 004 0-71S /
BROOKLYN =. 0 0 0 0 8 0 '-l2 Is ,
Batteries-Peitz and Staley: Burrell
and Kennedy Earned runs-St. Louis
:; Brooklyn IL. First base on errors
St Louis / Left on bases-St. Louis 4;
Brooklyn 5. First base on halls-On
Staley >; off Kennedy l. Struck out
BY Staley !; by Kennedy > Home runs
Brown, Quinn. Bonner Shindle, Bur-
rell. Three base hits-Bonner. Peitz,
DAILY. Two base hits-Brown. Griffin.
La Chance, Tredway, Snindle >. Stolen
bases-ISrown. Cooley, Quinn Wild
p:tch-kennedy. Cmpire-McDonald.
Time i:i1.
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WILL AID THE OFFICERS
Captain Woodson will Assist In Arresting
the Rapist.

The following letter has been receiv-
to the ALLEGED rape of an aged white
woman by an Arapahoe Indian:
Department of the Interior. L. S. In
dian Service. Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe Indian Agency, Darlington, Ok
lahoma, June 18th, 1895.
To NJ. NJ. Murdoch, Esq, Editor Eagle" ="
Wichita, Kansas.
Sir:-Inclosed please find copies of
correspondence which explains itself.
1 send you these letters as an Indication
of my desire and determination to work
in accord with the civil authorities of
Oklahoma, to the end that the Indians
under my chage shall be held respOn-
Sible for all violations of law.
In their unenlightened and uncul-
tured condition they are not as yet
able TO appreciate the CAVITY of such
crimes as that referred to in the cor
reSpondence, or the certain punishment
that will follow.
1 want the people to know that I am
thoroughly committed to the necessity
Of bringing all such violators to speedy
trial, and the infiiction of the penalties
upon the guilty.
My service in this territory since
June 1895 and my intimate connection
with its opening to settlement, has CIV
en- me an opportunity to familiariZe my
self with the conditions that prevail,
and TO feel an active interest in its de-
velopment and the prosperity of its cit
liens. 1 am doing what can to prom
ote the progress of the Indians, to the
end that they may in time dwell in har-
mony with their white neighbors and
become worthy citizens and contribute
their share towards the revenues of the
territory. Very respectfully,
A. Z. WOODSON,
Captain Fifth Cavalry.
Acting Indian Agent.
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woods. Thesales OF a million pounds
OF Cordova carpet wool is the largest
sale. Quotations are firm on last week
basis, but no higher. Thesales OF the
week are S.725.So0 pounds domestic and
:. s.e75 900 pounds foreign against 3.5i2. .0oo
domestic and I,649 O00 foreign for tho
same week last year The sales To
date show an increase OF 3l7f.5s9 pound
domestic and 2.s7e.6 600 pounds foreign
over the sales 10 same date In 1894
Thereceipts 10 date show "a decrease
OF 1850 bales domestic and an increase
OF IOl 61I bales foreign
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~. LOUIS Grain.

ST. Louis June 14-Receipts-Flour. 2,ol0;
wheat. 5.eo0: corn. 5000: oats, 5000. Ship
ments-Flour. 400; wheat. 12,o0o; corn,
5000; oats, 1000. Flour-Easy but quot
ably unchanged. Wheat-Favorable crop
reports weakened the market for futures
which tended downward most of the ses-
sion. finally selling IL cents below yes
terday's close, but closing with buyers IA
u cent above the lowest prices reached;
No 9 red. cash, s$. dSl7sc; July. 1850 bid;
September. T7asGU34c C bid. Corn-Declines
in wheat and weak markets elsewhere
exerted depressing influence and caused
a decline, the market closing without any
rally2.d1 cent under yesterday. No
mixed, cash. i1c: July. 4Iisc asked: Sep
tember, 4Ss.c. oats-Weak on favorable
crop reports west and north. September
declining 5. cent: spot nominal No. >
cash. &c bid: June, 29Ssc bid: July, sc
asked: September, sc. Rye and barley
steady. Banr-Steady. eii-G65c. east track.
sacked Corn meal, S2-9o19S5. Flax and
grass seeds unchanged. Hay-tmOthy
stronger with an advance OF fully 800 per
ton. owing 20 the scarcity caused by the
destruction OF meadows by drouth- Prices
ranged from, S1so0 TO S9ad1. east side;
prairie also higher, at s7-oogll-50. this side
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D J Garrison al lots ari 4
east Das.zizs ard - z1d = Es-
fsl}z ave G1rTlsg-sz SUI .......-
Also tas sast . g q lots Il -
k-steila ave Darrssons sub.
jams g L-aazagrrs Cd lots g
- tlock ! sng l - - "a bsocx
sss - - snd - ~ In bf1ex
az ~ Ju1son Cn.Tsrsity E4s
Sarah : Tower F~c q lots l- ID
EFntEys aye Slead.se sid.
Tns Hartford @e<tssn i-znf ca
I'D sCfs - - Paramount avs
Fz4rxsggnt Place N
k. Ss G1.sx2Sxs resxxzn1
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DRY GOODS MAEkEr.
sEa 2rE-

Se< York. Jgne H-Axs1fs have al
vzaced prices as toIjarxss Coaest0ga
A 1s-inch brown cotf0ns u cent. 90 cor
ss- Jeans = cent. SAseh~z \ ts-irch d
troTn she%tiog = cent. sa'cn~x 1o~
inch brown triii y c@1f. Szichez -
5s-!Ech brown Grfii = cent. Treesnio1
1s-izca bfovn assetinE !. csat. Unris
T.s-1-ss - Inch brown kbsetiaz = ceai.
EzDositlyn \ 5s-iscn bFown sseetlax
!. cent. Exposition ~ 5s-lnch hroza
Saesfiag J. cent. Arnsr.c4a s4zs 70 L.
epnsn
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London stock Exchange.

New York. June 1.-THE Evening
Posts London cablegrarn says: The
stock markets were irregular today. the
flrrnest stocks were Cilt-edzei stocks
and mines CohSois were lesIz. Kaf-
frs are booming on Paris buyinz a
belgian syndicate with a capital Of half
a million has been formed 10 operate n
KsffirS
lower on balance There - no business
IN them here. the initiative Is entirely
from New York Cod bonds were IN
renewed demand Ro;hsch.la Is eth
buy5rz gold
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Bra1-.ree,'. Tr.1e Review.

New York. June ii-Braast-est's
viii tonorTow say: TIE rec@5< check
- the activity IN general trade. taking
the country az 2 whole. which followed
-ae severe and uauszi frGzt q tfse close
Of May has begun - register itseis IN
relatively tc9e- upward spurts q
p-sces for staples AID moderately
smaller totals o. bank elezrings- TIE
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ST. Louis, June 14.-Butter and eggsf un-
changed. Whiskey, SIS. Cotton tiestand
bagging unchanged. Lead-Eirm, and
late in the day S312 bid, though sales re-
ported at lower prices, two cars at SS-U12,
five at s. ID and three ct s3.i22. Spite
Sales reported of three cars, basis S-42i4.
s350 openly bid Pork-Standard mess,
So. S2th. Lard-Pr,me steam. S6-25: choice.
Sc 10 Bacon (boxedl-ShoulderS, 80;
longs, s6.G1a; ribs. 800; shorts, Nl2ts.
Dressed meats (boxe6)-ShoulderS, 500;
longs, ss.37is; ribs, $50; shorts, S5.62i2..
Wool-More active but unchanged
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s.a,e % u. wsar rr..le.

Boston. Jz1e Is-Tae Commercial
Rgiiet-a toIfs1Tro~ all s-sy u ne wf-1l
market TIE market c@usszss@a s~,Lss
but with perhaps a little Jsss sGeessia-
iloa- Michigan y has Fise1 "a - ~s.ses
fcr caBscs wool TIE secured pre- =
= cszts- There have beea many heaxy
E.zscE o. ac< Texas -. Cs..sa<Ss
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kingfisher is Playing Ball.

The Kingfisher Baseball club has or
ganized for the season, and won their
fist game, defeating Enid at Enid re-
Gently by the score of II to z. They
play the Guthrie club at Kingfisher,
Sunday, June 16. They also have dates
with Hennessey, Enid, Oklahoma City,
Ell Reno and Norman. E. G. Harding
is captain and John Nesbitt, secretary.
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Second game@Score:
X ii II
Philadelphia ..3 ooo22 7o-14 3
TOuiSyilla - n q q 9 L IA
CINCINNATI s: WASHINGTON 8.

Washington. June14.-Pitcher Fore
man of the Reds, in a large measure
won the game for them today. Atten-
dance 5000. Score:
r II f
Washington 30 900 II o-3 10 >
Cincinnati .....2 0 0 ? o l l s-6 10 2
Batteries-McGuire and Mercer: Mer-
ritt and Foreman. Earned runs-Cin
cinnat . Three base hitS-McGuire.
Stolen bases-Cartwright, Agbey, Sell
bach >; Joyce. Hogriever. Sacrifice
hit-Latham. Double play-Lathom to
Parrott First base on balls-Off Mer-
Ger .; off Foreman 8. Left on bases
Washington s; Cincinnati Z. Struck
out-by Mercer .: by Foreman :. Pas
sed balls-Merritt. Umpire-LonG.
T;n,a-o-oO
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PLAYED Won Lost Perc,
CHICAGO OF: BOSTON 4.

Boston, June 14.-Griffith pitched gilt
edge ball and was given splendid sup
port The Bostons' hits were widely
scattered. Attendance, 3,400. Score:
Ri z
Boston ...0 0 o 1 o 2 o 1 o. 1
Chicago ......1 2 0 0 2 0 o. z 10 2
Batteries-Ryan, Cancel, Stivetts
and Nichols; Kitteredge and Griffith.
Earned runs-Boston /; Chicago s. Two
basehits-Kitteredge Griffith, Dahlen,
Ryan. Home runS-GanZel, Everett.
Stolen bases-Bannon, Mccarthy, Nash
Lowe. First base on balls-Bannon,
Mccarthy 2, Long, Nash. Duffy. Sacri-
fee hit-Griffith. Struck out-By Crit
fifth 8. Double plays-Long and Lowe,
Long and Tucker, Stewart and Anson.
Passed balls-Ryan. Hit by pitched
ball. Tucker, Long. Umpire-keefe.
Time Al
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New Orlsa1L

New Orleans, June I4-Co5tou-Cuiet. /.
rntd1linS. ls-l5c. low mld6ling. sis. F.
good ordinary, sc Net receipts. 81
bales; gross. rs bales; exports 10 Fraace
bales; coastvise. SO bales Sales. -
bales; stock. corrected. IeS.i7i bales
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Western Ie.rne Games.

MILWAuKEE s; MINNEAPOLIS 5.
minneapolis, Mimi. une i4.-Score:
X II Z
Minneapolis 20 lsoo1o@5 1
Milwaukee ....3 0 0 . 2OOI s-S1 !
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ST. Louis, June ,14.-Cattle-Recespts
900: shipments, 2.iOt- Market for good
steady; others slow; beef and shipping
steers, 81 2514. so: light, $S.25Q4N; stOckers
and feeders, 225Q4.00. ~.
Hogs-ReceIpts, S,coo; shipments, 200
Market active and cents higher; baLlk OF
sales, s4.40q4.e0; tops, $40; lights, S4-Ng
4.40.
Sheep-Recelpts. $500; shipments. 1890.
Market steady.
Kansas City, June 14.-Cattle-Rece eiptS
500: Shipments, 1000. aMrket steady 10
strong; Texas steers. s.. 50G$-so: beef steers.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880; shipments. 1.10.
Market opened strong; closed weak; bellK
OF sales. 81. .25G455: heav.es A. 35g4- 90; pack.
ers 81. 4.250455; mixed, 81 15a! 10; dlShts Si-oo
Sheep-Receipts, 2,50o; shipments. $40.
Market steady. =
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Union Stock Yards, June, IA.
CATTLE.
The following are the representative
sales of cattle today
ATIVE SALES
No Ave Price. mo. Ave. Erlce.
Scows cows 49,. 49,. SIS 90 2 heifers $50 e 90
The market was about. steady, as COM
pared to yesterdays close.
REPRESENTATTVE SALES
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Chicago Market.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen High LOW I Clos

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat. 7714GSoiec; No. 3,
nominal; No. . red. 77qTSc No. corn,
499s sGi4924c; No. yellow. l99 g. No. oats,
2924c; No. white. S2d52lac; No. 3 white,
S1Ld32c. No. 3 rye, &c. No. barley, Sc;
No. 8, 52d5Sc; No. 4. nominal No. flax
seed Sl.5l. Prime timothy seed, $50.
Mess pork, per Dbl. S12.31d12.lo. Lard,
per 100 lbs. ss. i7iaq6.50. Short ribs sides.
uoose), SIS 2Dds.25. Dry salted shoulders,
(boxed). 5ssa5h. Short clear sides. CboxeD
6SsG6l5 Whiskey, distillers' finished goods,
per gal, s1.26I5. Sugars-Unchanged.
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Rank CIEARINCS

New York. June 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total
ciearances at the principal cities and the
percentage OF Increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York. June 1t-CoJ-on-Easy; mid
ding. T4c- Receipts none. gross, "a bales /,
Forwarded. Isl bales Sales, as bales. al!
spinners; stock rs. ~ bales.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. June 1A-Wheat-l cent
lower: on. herd, &c; No. red. SIC: reject
ed. 15c. Corn-Easfer; No. mixed. &c;
No white f7i.c- Oats-No- mixed =
cent lower, s7'4c: No. white / cent lower.
2S1. GSac- Rye-No. >. Csc. Bran-DGll.
seTsac. Hay-HigheT; timothy. Ss-jSS1 100;
prairie. S-lgS.0I. Butter-SteaGy; cream
cry. IsG15c: dairy. SGuc. Eggs-Easis-.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, June N4-Hogs-Receipts... % ooe
Market a shade walker; closing weak;
light. 81 90G460; mixed. si.4o94.7o; heavy,
81. 1904. ~. -
CattIe-Receipts, 400. Market st'.adT.
Sheep--Receipts. I.O0O. Market stsa.y.
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-'$o- includst n to.zi h1czuzr cgn.zfn-
irE ofse- items TIA. eisarinRs.
nj !-e3Dces 81 totSl tecsE1s cs 70 co=s-
raraHo1 fCr Azst yea
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GAME EOREEIrEn

St Paul Mimi. June H.-Kansas
City forfeited today's game 10 ST. Paul
their train not arriving in time for the
game.
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BOSTONS SET BACK
GRIFFITH'S PITCHING GETS THE
COLTS THE THIRD GAME

Bostons' Hits Scattered all Along the Score
Line--Hemming's Pitching Paralyzes
the Observation-Disclosures and New
Yorks Play to the Seventh Inning With
out q Score--PhiIadelph:as get Two
Games on the Louisvilles, and weighing
Falls Down--Foreman Does Work fer
the Cincinnat Other Games.
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Western Association Games.

JACKSONVILLE 10; QUINCY Z.
Jacksonville, Ill, June l4-Score.
z II E
JaSsSonNiHe ~ v = i-l6 Is
Quincy .....1 0 o , 8 0 o - 10
Batteries-Roach and Boland: Scnw
artz auS Hoover.
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BEARS WORK WINS
GRAINS LOWER, THOUGH PR0VIS'
IONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.

Day Begins with More Favorable Crop Re
ports, Specially Tall Stories Coming
from Missouri, where Thirty and Forty
Bushels to the Acre is the Talk--Be-
sides, the Wish IL Father to the Break.
and Break it Is-ForeiSn Markets sitter
--Corn Falls in with Wheat-Oats Easier
provisions Uniform.
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II Innfs-

ST. Louis. June I4--Cottoa-ouiet: mid
dnng. s7.c. Sales. 80 bales. receipts. as
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PEORIA II; ROCKFORD 4.
Rockford, Ill, June 14.-Score:

Rockford ..0 0 0 0 0 0 1 LA 2
Peoria ....5 0 l 0 o 2 Ill II 2
Batteries-Howe. Dolan and Snyder
Hansen and Dugdale.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

on the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was steady; creamery, lGlI
1IIsc: dairy, 10G16c. Eggs steady, nal3ac.
Cheese, 6IaI1iac.
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CLEVELAND 1: NEW YORK o.

CLEVELAND 1; NEW YORK 0.
New York, June 14.-Both Clark's and
Young's work in the box was meritor-
ious. Van Haltren's error in the sew
enth gave Cleveland a victory. At
tendance, $500. Score:
r H f
New York. 100000 % 3
Cleveland 80 OOO 0010* ii 6 1
Batteries-Wilson and Clark; thinner
and oYung Earned runs-None. First
base by errors-New York !: Cleveland
9 Left on bases-New York 8; Cleve-
land f. First base on balls-Off Young
8. Struck out-By Clark 2; by Young Z.
Three basehits-McGarr. Two basehits
Young Sacrifice hit-O'Connor.
Double ploys-Farrell and Fuller; Nc
Kean, Childs and O'Connor; Young and
O'Connor McGarr and OConnor.
Stolen bases-Tierman, Van Haltren.
Umpire-Campbell. Time, Las.
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PHIA. 17-14: LOUISVILLE Go.

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE Phillies
won two games from the Colonels to-
day by hard hitting and better playing.
weighing pitched against his old com
rades in the first game and was bat
ted for nineteen hits besides giving five
men bases on balls.
Attendance-First game-3,50O; sec
RHE
Philadelphia II $1,000 4-17 IS o
Louisville .....0 2 O 0 0 0 ? O. u 3
Batteries-Clement.T Taylor and Beam
Welch and Wehing. Earned runs
Philadelphia 6; Louisville 5. Two base
hits-Delhanty. Taylor, OBrien 2.
Three basehits-Thompson. Reilly 3.
Home runs-Clements 2, Brouthern 2.
Sacrifice hits-Boyle ?, Reilly =. Stolen
bases-Turner. Sullivan. Left on bases
Philadelphia s; Louisville Z. Struck
out-By Taylor 3; by Weyhing l. Dou-
BILE plays-Sullivan and Boyle: Preston
and Brouthers. First base on errors
Philadelphia 8. First base on balls
Off Taylor 1; off weighing ) off Beam =.
Umpire-Emslie. Time, 200.
Second game-Score:
RH z
Philadelphia ..3ooo22 OLA 3 5
Louisville 80 0 1 1 @ l L 6 II 3
Batteries-Clements. Grady, Carey
ann: Zahner and Cunningham. Earn
er runs-Philadelphia s; Louisville 8.
Two basehits-Delhanty, Sullivan, Pres
ton. Brouthers, McCreary. Home runs
Turner. Delhanty. Sacrifice hits
Boyle. Delhanty. Hallman. Carey.
Stolen bases-Delhanty, Thompson,
Clements. Left on baseS-Philadelphia
10: Louisville 1S. Struck out-By Car
sey /: by Cunningham 3. Double plays
Sullivan. Hallman and Boyle. First
base on errors-Philadelphia 5: Louis
vile 8. First base on balls-Of Cum
ningham 4; off Beam ,. Umpire-Ems-
lie Time l 20
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BALTIMORE IL; PITTSBURG 0.

baltimore, June 14.-Pittsburg was
helpless before Hemming'S superb
pitching. Hawley pitched wei until the
seventh inning. Attendance, $500.
Score:
r II E
baltimore 30 0 2 / o Z 1 I'll 16 1
Pittsburg 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. D
Batteries-Clark and HeminS; Sug-
den and Hayley. Earned runs-Baltl-
more T. First base on balls-OM Hem
ming 3; off Hawley 3. Struck out-By
Hemming 2; by Hawley l. Three base
hits-Bierbauer. Two basehits-Bro-
die Clark, Donivan. Sacrifice hats
Jennings, Gleason, Clark, Kelley. Dou-
BILE plays-Jennings Carey and Jen-
ings. Hit by pitcher-By Hawley 2.
Umpire-Murray. Time, 2:25.
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S..Ioufs Produce.

bales: shipments. so4 bales: stock. 2s.lss
Ias
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LINCOLN 9; OMAHA Z.

Omaha, June 14.-Score:
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J A kEiSTER o COZAI |:
WICHITA POULTRY co. y
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POULTRY AND EGGS.

Wfch ita, June rs.
We offer you the following prices for
Produce. We pay all the freight or ex-
press when the rate is not over soc per- loo.
EGGS.
Fresh. per doz. Qoss soff).......@..-...--S s
POULTRY.
Gents per ID.
Spring Chix. 1i2lbs and over --G12
Turkey Toms. .........-..--.--....-.-r.
Hens ...............-........ AZ
Roosters large. 112
Dux- (fulI feathered and faO.
Geese Cfull feathered and faD- -......-t
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BY consent OF the folIoWIhg named MINIS
i'm this city We refer you as to our respon-
sibility and financial standing:
]. NJ. Moore. cashier Fourth National
hank: A. Hess, treasurer Wichita Whole
sale Grocer Co.; L. NJ. Cox. wholesale con-
fectioner: Bryan Bros, wholesale fruits
and confectionery; -Higyinson
Gro. Col. c. Cassell, Agt. Pacific and L.
s. Express Co.; c. \. Campbell, iAgt- Wells
fr1IiT and produce; ]. d. McEwen, VIII ole
sale fruit and produce: G. III. Mann. Agt
Mo. Pac. Ry.; wichita Produce Co; The
Mcknight ". Hardware Co; wichita
creamery Co; Johnston-Larimer ID. q.
Co; Aylesbury Mercantile Co; o.. A.
Brown, Agt Santa Fe Ry.: W. III. Eeroig.
Agt Rock Island Ry.; Whitney Wholesale
Paper Co.
Coops returned promptly and remit
tances made same day goods are received.
NOTICE3Spring chickens weighing less
than IL pounds are not wanted Cor
respondence solicited Respectfully.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-06-15
CAN'T BE DOUBTED
DUN FINALLY LAYS ASIDE his
COMMERCIAL MICROSCOPE

Improvement can Now be Dis
cerned with the Naked Eye and Admits
NO Question. Though Qualified by the
Fact that In Certain Great Staples the
Demand Does not Justify the Advance
Cotton Aereage--Cotton and Iron In
dustries--Coal and Coke--BradstFeet's.