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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-16
Wool and Cotton Review.

Boston, May 15.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomor-
row of the wool trade: The market has
continued quiet the past week, al
though some houses report a trifie
more activity than during the previous
week. But as a whole the trade has
ruled drGggy with prices in favor of
the buyer. In some cases concessions
have been made in order to move
woods. Some fieeces which have on the
market for some time have been I'M
loaded and the prices at which they
We're taken are the lowest on record
Good XX has been sold and freely of
fered at Is cents; Michigan Y at IA
cents and Michigan delaine at 10 cents
and yet, in the face OF these actual
sales, reports continue TO be received
from the interior Of high prices being
paid for woods, which, If correct.
void render it impossible for the pur-
chasers to escape a loss If they were to
resell on this market Manufacturers.
however, are buying woods only as they
need them. Whatever may be their be-
lief in the ultimate values of wool.
they evidently don't feel that there is
going 10 be any advance Immediately,
and with the large offerings at the
London sales, which they can draw up
on. and the new clip of domestic wool
now beginning to come in. they will be
os@At ~ Aiaa Ga SALNAA - GA -
They are not, therefore, bidding up
prices.
DRY GOODS MARKT-N YORK bs
New York May 15.-There has been
no general demand. still an irregular
request has been made for many as
sentiments Of moderate qualities 20
meet currant wants. Large sales. how
ever, have been returned through the
forwardtngS on mail orders. For
some autumn SpeCialrieS order have
been placed and through statesmen on
the road, some good orders have been
received. Printing cloths firm a 2-x
cents.
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bond Dealings Fall On Considerably.
New York, May 15.-There was re-
newal Of yesterdays selling movement
on the stock exchange today and the
transactions were much greater in vol
ume. The foreign houses were heavy
sellers on arbitrage. prices of the inter
national stocks being higher ar the
opening in this market than in London.
For perhaps the first time since the
speculative boom became pronounced,
the bears were in the ascendant and
they hammered values steadily all day
putting out lines in nearly every sec
ton of the stock list, attacking the
grangers. the coalsrs, the industrials
other leading properties as well as the
as the specitlties. which had been moved
up in the recent rise by the force of the
general advance. The really pressing
influence in the market was a wide
spread belief that reaction was due
after the recent remarkable and, for
Wall street, long continued advance in
values. Liquidations of long stocks for
the purpose OF realizing profits coupled
with selling by the short interests
brought the sales up 10 a large proper
ton and though good buyers came in
to the market { times. they We're una
bic TO stem the tide. and as the day
advanced the figures were lowered and
most Of the stocks traded in closed at
or near the lowest prices touched.
Reading was most prominent in the
sales, a recent bull interest liquidating
its account and thereby encouraging
selling by the shorts. with the result
that the stock broke 21s per cent with
a rally of only Is per cent. New Jersey
Central, after an opening loss of Il
per cent. rose rs per cent on covering
and when this support was removed
lost the entire advance. Delaware,
Nashville, Mobile and Ohio. Manhattan
and Chesapeake and Ohio IA per cent;
Southern preferred and New York Cen
trail and ST. Louis rs per cent, Cotton
Oil. c and z. 1. preferred. Lake Shore.
Kansas and Texas, Erie preferred and
New England, Pittsburg, c.. c. and St.
L. Union Pacific. Wabash preferred and
Rubber l per cent, and Texas Land =
per cent. Great Northern preferred
sold down per cent. TO III per cent, but
was 123 per cent bid at the close. The
gains above fraction are: ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and Manitoba, New York.
Chicago and st. Louis preferred, 2i1
per cent. American Express per cent
Cordage guaranteed and Tobacco l per
cent, and Cordage guaranteed PREFER
ed IL per cent.
The sum total of the dealings in bonds
today shows a considerable decrease
from the aggregate sales OF the past
few days. The decrease is largely due
to the cessation Of the foreign buying
which had the effect of keeping local
purchaser also out of the market. The
trading was largely confined TO the spec
ulative issues which were under press
ure throughout. In the inactive mort
i've mortgages, some material advances
were recorded. The sales aggregated
80 SEC 0fin
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DID YOU EVER

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? II not get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to he peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure of all Female Com
plants. exerting a wonderful direct in
fuence in giving strength and tone to
the organs. II you have loss OF appe-
tite. constipation, headache. fainting
spells. or ara nervous, sleepiess, excit-
able, melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine
you need. Health and strength are
guaranteed by It's use. Large bottles
only 80 cents at the drug store OF
Charles Lawrence and @. Gehring.
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NEW YORK Q: CHICAGO

Chicago. May 15.-The New Yorks
again defeated the Colts by better all
round playing. Besides being hit hard
Hutchinson was wild, his numerous
bases on balls. wild pitches and his
costly errors all counted for runs. The
hits off Meekin wree scattered and he
received perfect support till in the last
inning. Weather cloudy; cold. At
tendance 1000. Score;
X II r
Chicago. 30 OIL 0 0 o. Q :
New York. 0 / 0 4 0 r-913 .
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Moran: New York-Meekin and Farrell
Earned runs-New York ,. Two base
ilits-Wilmot, Davis, Bannon, Doyle.
Stolen bases-Moran. Ryan, Doyle ,;
Stafford ,; Farrell. Struck out-By
Meekin 6: by Hutchinson 5. Wild
pitches-Hutchinson ,. Bases on balls
on Meekin ,; off Hutchinson 6. UNI
pire-IOng Time 2.lb
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Obituary to "IIncle"

Robert Mills, who served his country
in the Forty-siXth u. s. c. V. passed
away on Monday night at 10 o'clock.
Uncle" as we knew him, was
slave, having lived in Virginia, and
coming here from Memphis, Tenn, was
a true specimen of the old line of
slaves. who was always a gentleman
under any and all circumstances. He
was Cchristian, having been a devoted
member of the Baptist church for
years. II is very few of the younth
who know, or can remember any of the
faithfulness of the old time slaves
Many. many times has Uncle and my
self talked over the times Of those
days, and his memory to the last was
bright OF the days when he was d slave
Uncle was over four score years of
age. He was buried by the @. A r.
post yesterday. L. 3. s
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A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

D. W. Fuller of Canajohaire, n. Y,
says that he always keeps DIR. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that he would
not be without it, If procurable. G.. y.
Dykeman, druggist, Catskill. N. Y,
says DR.. Kings New Discovery is I'M
doubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family for eight
years, and il has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it. Why not try
a, remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at the drug stores of
Charles Lawrence and G.. Gehring.
Regular size, soc and S1.00.
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HAVE LEFT THE TERRITORY.
Branch Houses of the Wichita Sash and
Door Company Discontinued.

The Oklahoma City Times-Journal
yesterday says: The Wichita Sash
and Door company, have discontinued
their branch houses both here and at
Perry. The reason for the discon-
tinuance was that the other sash and
door houses had made arrangements
to fight the Wichita house if they did
not vacate the territory, and when this
was found to be the state of affairs,
the Wichita company pulled off rath-
er than precipitate a war. The Wich-
tia house spent considerable money
here and at Perry, in purchasing
ground and putting up buildings and
IN stocking the warerooms and il is
too bad that they We're compelled to
stop as they were doing a good bust
ness. u. S. Darling. the manager of
the concern at this place left today for
Wichita, Kan, having finished ship
ing their stock Yesterday
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Wichita Lodge No. 30. I. o. o. F.,
will hold it's regular meeting tonight
Degree work. All members go.
The Wells Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet this afternoon ar o'clock
with Mrs. Thomas. 436 North Law
renee.
Queen City Lodge No. 20. ID. OF H.
will meet tonight In their hall over 116
North Market street. Visitors well
come.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Nay l5--Wheat-lG2 cents
higher Nc. , hard. 6.17ec No. > -ei "a
TSc: rejected. 6.c- Corn-EIrm: No. :
mixed. ss.-c: No. white. !. cent higher.
q So oats-Ft--n. No. mixed. ~ (.
2sc. Ne. > white. @-asoc. Rye-F'irT. No.
. g. S-zn-FIm. 7oa7-c- Hay
STEADY; timothy, = tsssyS--5, prairie, 500
ao. Ryittsr--Weak. creamery. - IT,,
dairy. -SG-3c. Egzs-DuN. Si.S10c.
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Dangerous Symptom.

81 fear that Maud is developing new
woman tendencies" said the anxious
mother.
What has she been doing7" asked
the father. in genuine alarm Been
wanting bloomers?"
"Oh. not so bad as that But she
used button-hook instead of a hair
pin, this morning. TO fssten shoeA'-
Cincinnati Tribune
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The rmita EARLY Eae ghnrsdaY gurrne gaY 16, 1895.

tainable below $40 Spelter-Also higher.
selling up TO 1856. Cotton ties and bag
ging-Unchanged. Pork-Standard mess.
S2O5. Lard-Prime steam. $s.S5; choice.
sS.5o. Dry salt meats, Observation-Disclosures
SIS; longs. s51sia: ribs. 81. . shorts, So
shorts S. 3D. Bacon Observation-Disclosures,
s. %; longs S. So ribs 81. s2i.; shorts $5.s712.
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Strange, but True

The child that cannot
digest milk can digest
liver Oil as it is pre-
pared in SCOTS Emu
sion. Careful scientific
tests have proven it to be
more easily digested than
milk, butter, or any other
fat. That is the reason
why puny, sickly chill
dren, and thin, emaciated
and anemic persons grow
fleshyso rapidly on SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil and Hypophosphites
when their ordinary food
does not nouriSh them.
Don't Be persuaded 10 accept a ssbsfifgt,l
soo5t 4 sosne, NJ. All Druggists. Soc and 81.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealers in
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
GAME, FISH. OYSTERS.
Telephone 155. Corner 1st and ) tn
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY,

BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
We have just sold a large quantity of
Eggs for future delivery, and are afraid
we have sold more than we can get
Now, If you want a good price for your
eggs during the rest of this month. be
sure to correspond with us before selling
elsewhere, as we must have the stock
and WILL PAY HIGH PRICES for
them. AS for Poultry. we are strictly
in it" That is our business, and nobody
in the state can make us lay down on the
Poultry business If you don't think we
are in the business, just call at our house
and see for yourself. You are making
a mistake when you ship your Poultry
elsewhere. Correspond with us and see
II we cannot do you some good. Regard
ing Butter. We are in the business and
always meet competition. Although we
do not make a leader of it. we will pay
YOU as much for Butter as our competi-
tors but don't promise you any more.
Our prices for next week are as follows:
POULTRY.
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In Gotham.

Uncle Forecorners who has Just re-
turned from visit TO New York;
Down ter yer Cousin Tiptopr they he'
little pair o silver tong. ter pick Ep
the suga, with ef yer fingers are dirty
-Jr-G-S
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New Orleans.

New Orleans, May 15-Cotton-very
good ordinary, e-,6c. Net receipts, 5Ss
bales; gross, 6o2 bales: exports coastwise,
3,i76 bales. Sales, 200 bales; stock, 49,
GIG haipS
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The Tables Turned

al caught a burglar In my room las,
night" said the editor
"Indeed?"
Yes: but only got six dollars or,
Of the poor fellow"
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Now, if the above prices are not salts
factory. write US stating what you have
to sell and what you want for il. Don't
make a one-sided case out of this. We
make an open offer: now, YOU come at
us We can't trade with you IL you say
nothing.
Now, come. wake up. and let US hear
from yout either with a shipment or by
letter. We furnish coops GASES and but
ter stands to actual shippers. TO be re-
If you want to make a trace, We will con-
tract a week ahead.
We have discontinued the Fish business
for the season. The weather is getting
too warm.
Let us hear from you by return mail
Respectfully,
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Two-Ended SaPcosm

Hugh" shipped the boarder. "can
you give me q word TO rhyme With
bash?-
The landiady smiling answered him:
Suppose. sir, you try cash. Detroit
Tribune.
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81 Iou,- P-o..ur-

81 Louis. May 15-Butter-L-owar sep
arator creamery. fsTiJc: fancy E.lcsn. Is
EEs-S;sady Whiskey SE for dis
tillers finished goods. Lsad-Au Offer
inss snapped W. causing an advance
until late Il The Cay, when none was o.
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BOSTON s: CLEVELAND 2;

Cleveland, May 15.-Seven hundred
people shivered through two games to-
day in which Boston and Cleveland
broke even. The first game was a
pitchers battle with odd about even
The winning run for the visitors was
due 10 Burlsetts muff of loves fly in
the eighth inning. Score:
Cleveland 1000 o10o0-2 5 4
Boston. 80 OO0 0001 % 5
Batteries: observation-disclosures and
Wallace; Boston-GanzeIl and Mich
dis Earned runs-Cleveland /; Bos-
toni. First base by errors-Cleveland
3: Boston , Left on bases-Cleveland
S; Boston 5. First base on balls-Of
Wallace =; off Nichols 1. Struck out
BY Wallace ,; by Nichols Z. Two base
ilits-O. Teabeau. Stolen bases-Childs,
Lowe, Long Duffy. Double plays
Crerninger. thinner, o. Tebeau. I'm
pire-Murray Time. Las.
CLEVELAND s; BOSTON T.
In the second game Cleveland had
the best of it from the start, but made
its victory decisive by punching its
hits in the seventh inning. Score:
RHE
Cleveland 30 0 . 90 6 s-S11 .
Boston. ..0 0 90 1910 "a ?
Batteries: Cleveland-O'Connor, and
Young; Boston-Ganzel and Stivetts.
Earned runs-Cleveland 3: Boston /.
First base by errors-Cleveland 8; Bos-
ton 3.-Left on bases-Cleveland .; Bos-
ton 3. Bases on balls-Of Young 2; off
Stivetts 1. Struck out-By Young 5
Three basehits-Childs. Two basehits
Mash ,; O'Connor. Stolen bases
Burkett, Childs, o. Tebeau .. Double
plays-McKean and o. Teabeau. UNI
pira-Murray. Time, las.
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Card OF Thanks.

Mrs. D. ]. Elder of 413 South Water
street, desires to extend her gratitude
to the friends and neighbors who rem
dered kindness and remembrance to
the family during the late. sickness,
death and funeral of her son, NJ w
Elder. Also to Rev. Don S. Colt for
his words of conSola ton.
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TOOK PITY ON THEN
REDS GIVE THE PHILLIES A RUN IN
THE NINTH INNING.

|: therwfee the Game Had Been an Easy
Shut Out--Rart Pitches Gorgeous
Game and Gets Gilt-Edged support
Boston and Cleveland Play Two Games,
the Colts by Outplayins Them--Hutchi-
son Gets Wild and Everything Counts
Games Postponed--Other Leagues.
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New York. May I5.1Coffee-Options
opened steay and firmed. Spot steady.
Sales. 200 bags Central American and 1,500
bags Maracaibo D. [.
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~. Louis Grain.

ST Louis. May 15.-Receipts-Flour, 200;
wheat. S3.000: corn. 11Glo: oats 1900
Shipments-Flour, 300: wheat $500: corn
S.Gq6: oats, 10,01 Flour-Higher; patent,
s. i0I3.5o; extra fancy, S.I5G3.@: fancy,
s. S5aS.a9: choice. S2.6sd1T5: rye -four, s. 4
G350. Wheat-Declnsd g cent al the
opening on heavy selling but became
active and quickly recovered the loss, and
from the no no 10 the close the bulls
controlled the market. July advanced
IL cents from the early bottom rate and
closed = cent above yesterday. May
steady: No. red-Cash. 65l@c: May,
67isc asked: July, SC; August, Csc: Sep
TENDER. e4Sc. Oats-Strong for futures,
but dull; spot steady. No. cash. 2slsc
bid: May 29isc bid; June. 81. fI2SSsc; July,
27S.c; September, Si=c asked Rye and
barley nominal. Corn meal. soc. Corn
Weak on rains but on frost news strong;
advance in wheat builed the market,
which advanced ;, cent and closed az the
ton No. = mixsi-Cssh. 80. Il s91xc: Sfay.
isi.c; July. 59c; September, csc. Com
meal. s. 2sIzS. RTan-F O. b. beat lie
FOR east track; Sc bid. F'laxseeyi-Stesdy.
Grass seeds-Steady; clover S7.eo4Se.l; tim
othv s. SpfI4.1l. Hay-Dun: little sold
prairie 81 .e0f7e50. this side; timothy. s. o.
IIsoo Wool-Ffrm ana active for choice
--1rE
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GAMES POSTPONED.

Louisville. May 15.-Louisville-W Wash
inston game postponed on account of
rain.
Cincinnati. May 15.-No game with
Baltimore; rain.
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Chicago Market.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows:

FIOur-Firm; unchanged.
nominal: No. red, laG6Jssc. No. corn,
51l4c; No. 3 yellow, 50i4G5o24c. no. . oats,
2sisc; No. white, 322s q22l2c; No. 3. nom
inal. No. rye, csc. No. barley, 5len
5llac; No. 8, 4sd5ic: No. 4, 46c No. flax
seed, Sis Prime timothy seed, $500.
Glover seed, ssoo. Mess pork, per biol.
Sl2.0od12.l0. Lard. per 100 lbs, $6.52i2eD
$50. Short ribs sides, 0oose,) s6.OGd6.O5.
Dry sailed shoulders, (boxed) 5l.G5Ss.
Short clear sides, Oooxed) 62sdS1s. Whis-
key. distillers finished goods per gal,
S1.2i. Sugars-Cut loaf. s5.S1; granulated.
si6g: standard A $456
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In many European countries the prAe-
tice has been adopted of planting nut
and fruit trees, in place Of merely shade
trees. along the highways
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Ev,o.,,,v . Victim Of Occur. ARA

Madge-What would you say II told
you that Mr.. Swellehedde has actually
proposed to that odious Miss ElderbyP
Marrette-Id say that hypnotism Ia
making tremendous str;des.-Chicago
Record.
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AwRITER SAYS that the sense of humor very
rarely exists in children under twelve years
old. This writer evidently has never seen a
Al, e-year-old child pryIne open the eyes OF .
four-days-old kitten.-Texas Siftings.
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.HrT am er good ting said Uncle Eben.
.'foh folks ,ter Try ter be satisfy vii whut
iey kin n'stan' If dab was less hyIsuotisrn
yoin' or IN mo- baptism. d2h wouldn't he
- much trouble AT de presen' time Wash
tngton Star.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO..
RDnnAfkab1e.

Mrs Twickenham Ito Mrs. Longlans
on her twenty-ifth wedding anniversa-
ry)-Whet a young-looking man your
husband Is Twas Just telling him that
1t didn't seem possible that he had lived
with you for twenty-five years-Life.
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St. Louis.

St Louis May 15.-Cotton-Quiet: mid
ding eI.c. Sales, 30 baies, receipts, 2ss
bales: shipments, 2s7 bales; stocks. ss,5ls
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dos MOIHtS, Nay Io.-s>COTt.
Il II +.
Des Noines .002 o,04 % 1-912 l
Quincy .....-..1 q o 3 )
acknowledgements and Trafiiley;
Nichols and Bolan.
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ONE OF BosToN's ANUsENESTs- After 2
long spell OF wearing rHbbers leaving them
of is as enjoyable as Joke whispered 20 you
in prayer time AZ church "-TrSoScript
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+ II F.
81. Joe.......G o > 0 1 0 LIZ IL 5
Peoria. .....2 %-lS IL :
Battries-Slagel and Jones; Hanson
and Collins.
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ST. Louis May 15.-Cattle-Receipts $500;
shipments. 900. Market slow and weak
to 10115 cents lower. Native shipping
steers, s5c0d5.75: fair to medium, $500
SEQ: light, S350d4.io.
neutrality-suspicious. shipments. coo.
Market 10115 cents lower. Tops, A4o;
bulk, $.30Gi4.40; light, 8. aed4.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, $500.
Market firm, active.
Kansas City, May 15.oCattle-Receipts.
400; shipments. 400. Market weak to
10 cents lower: Texas steers, S3.65G4.90;
beef steers, S3.50fi4.S5; stockers and feed
ers S3.15G4.1o
Hogs-Receipts, 14,1o0: shipments, $500.
Market 5010 cents lower: bulk of sales.
s.. 2od4.30 heavies 81. 20d4.45 packers. 81. 10
@455; lights. s4.O094 %; workers.. A.1594.25;
pigs, s.. 75t04.3.
Sheep-Receipts. 900; shipments. 1000.
Market stronger.
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Western Association Games.
OMAHA Is; ROCKFORD Il,

OMAHA 10; ROCkFORD II.
Omahs, May 15.-Game called to en-
able the visitors to catch the train.
Score:
r II +
Omoha.. ..o 0 O . 6 6-15 II 3
Rockford ....S ] o / 0 6 Oil l
Bateries-Darby and Pace; Libbtu
ard SNYDER
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, May s.-Hogs-Receipts. IS. CO.,
Market fairly active; 10 cents lower; light,
81. 2114. 80; mixed. s.. 2aai455; rough, A.i09
AS.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900. Market weak
TO 10 cents lower.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market steady
to firm.
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Union tSock Yards. May Is.
CATTLE.
The receipts of cattle were not sufficient
to make a market but all butchers goods
would have brought strong prices.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Kind. Ave. Price.
] COW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1910 $50
cow I--o 81
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NEW YORK PkODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.
Coffee,

New York, May 15.-Butter-Firmer and
unchanged. Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
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sugar.
COTTON MARKET.

New York May 15.-Sugar-Raw quiet;
no sales. Refined-Market quiet
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Lincoln 04 - 0 . o O Z 2-11 L. .
Iscksonville 100 0Ol0 a 6 S
Batteries-Kimmerer and Speers;
Sonier and Jantzen.