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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-10
American Securities in London.

Posts London cablegram says: The
decrease in the coin and bullion in he
Bank of England this week was en-
tirely due to cash gone into home cir
culation. the external movement OF
gold for the week being only $1,000 sent
to Brazil and $1,000 imported from
Paris.
The stock markets were strong to-
day. The Kaffir fever is abating and
a healthy activity is spreading over
all departments.
Americans were active and buoyant.
The German buying was very large
and the rise both in bonds and shares
very general. After a reaction, prices
closed at the best. Norfolks alone
were weak on strike news.
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The Entire GAmut.

Young Wife (sobbing-I will ~
keep still, Before we were married
You said / had a charming flow O: Ian
gusGe.
Young Husband-I know II. dear:
but since then I've discovered that !.
not only flows. but roars. oashes, leaps.
bounds and goes over cata-asts. dams
and mill-sluices. with al OCCASIONAL
vs..e-spout-JUdge-
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Rates of Sterling Exchange.

New York May 9.-The Evening Post
says: On May / sight sterling bills sold
at 1884,. Today sales were made at
4S711 and indications point to still lower
rates timorrow. The sharp break, ac-
cording to prominent dealers. Is due TO
pressure to sell against the purchases
of securities for foreign account within
$40, 900, 900 has been placed In large
the past three months. More than
blocks in that period and II has been
surrent gossip that besides these pur-
chases every available steamer has
taken 81, 900 900. 600 TO 8. 900 600 in scat
tered blocks OF bonds within the last
two months. SO far this week the pur-
chases Of stock on arbitage for foreign
accounts amounts TO over 100000 shares
and there has also been heavy pur-
chases of bonds by foreign houses. One
Of the most prominent dealers In for
eign exchange today said: within the
last three months Europe has taken
100 900 900 Of our securities.
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SALES WERE LARGE
TRADING IN SHARES REACHES AN
UNUSUAL TOTAL
Early Buying, Largely for the Foreign Ac-
count Causes an Advance Realization
sales Cause Approximations Of . Break,
Which IL Not Very bad When it Comes
--Coalers Lead the Advance From the
Depression--Rumors are Rife Concern
ing Reading and New jersey Central
Closes In Good Tone.

New York, May 9.-Specula ton on
the Stock Exchange today opened
strong and active, the trading continu-
ing very heavy throughout the day and
bringing the aggregate OF the sales up
to the unusually large total OF about
465, 900 shares. During the first quarter
OF an hour the market advanced on
good buying. a large proportion of
which was for the foreign account The
appreciation in values ranged up TO
per cent, the latter in Baltimore and
Ohio. At the latter figures realization
set in and there was selling for the
short account in expectation OF a gen.
eral break, but the reaction effected
did not extend a fraction except in
Sugar and Distilling, which lost rs per
cent each. The depression lasted for
about an hour, when the purchasing
movement was renewed, the coal stocks
taking the lead in the advance. The
shorts in New Jersey Central and Read
ing rushed to cover on a report that in
eerests closely allied TO the New Jersey
Central had secured large interest in
Reading and that efforts would be
made 20 reOrganiZe on terms more IA
vorable to stockholders. 1t was ru-
mored also that a settlement OF the
coal troubles was imminent, but this
induced purchasers for both accounts
in all the stocks of the coal groups.
The upward movement was very gen.
eral and was not checked until about
delivery hour when sales TO take the
profits accruing from this rise caused
a reduction OF a fraction generally; 1
per cent in Sugar nd IA per cent In
Delaware and Lanckawanna. In the
latter trading speculation again came
into good tone with partial rally and
the market closed strong. In most cases
prices showed a gain.
The bond trading today, as yesterday,
was very strong and animated. The
sales were s443l, 900, of which $685., 900
were Texas and Pacific seconds.
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Judging from the increase in bust.

Judging from the increase in busi-
ness and the enormous shipments OF
stocks arriving by each mail, money
is likely to be much wanted in the
Americans for the next account Amer
lean gold bonds are being largely
bought by insurance officials. There is
a famine here in investment securities.
No stock under the trust act can now
be obtained at a price to even per
cent Argentine stocks are booming
on the presidents message. There was
a further excited rise in copper.
The United States loan was at los
per cent premium.
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ninrbam. two cars; Campbell & Horton.
Caldwell. one car; Adam Hufbauer. Null
Vane, one car.
Wednesday saws: Hogs sold higher so
far this year on April s, when the bulk Of
sales was at $iS5d4.90. The top price OF
the year $3.50. April 10" The top price
on the Wichita market this year was
81 721n on Anril ).
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WOOL MARKET.
London Auction Sales.

London. May AT the wool auction
sales today 1850 bales were offered, OF
which 1000 were Withdrawn. Competi-
ton was very brisk for better grades of
fine wool at extreme prices. The pur-
chases were chiefly for Yorkshire and
Germany and a few more for America.
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PHILADELPHIA 4; ST. LOUIS s.

st. Loudis. May 9.-Today's game was
between the Quakers and Browns close
~ contested, but was lost by the home
team because Of costly errors made by
Miller and Quinn. Both Breitenstein
and Carsey pitched a good game, but
the former was poorly supported. \
triple play by Delehanty, Mailman and
Boyle was the feature. Attendance
1900. Score:
+ II e
st. Louis. ..0 o / 0 o o d L 3 S
Philadelphia % 0 o 0 0 s o IA 3
Batteries: st. Louis-Breitenstein and
PETIT; hiladelphia-Carsey and Glenn
ents. Earned runs-St. Louis .; Phila-
delphia .. Two basehits-Thompso
Three basehits-Thompson. Coolery.
Home runs-Delehanty. Stolen bases
Delehanty, Breitensten. Double plays
Delehanty and Hallman. Triple plays
Delehanty, Hallman and Boyle. First
base on balls-Off Breitenstein 3; off
Carsey . Passed balss-Peitz !. UNI
pire Emslie. Time 1:50.
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mens or Copenhagen And also In tk1

ArBNca-f A
Ba. they I'D no. always GO str1ishA
Tho inveatps8 thsn srtsd 10 make {
rocket which, Ike the byusah-nadin5
siae, should cause III proteetils 4
rotate s-iftly. To do this and staU
rep Che roosss In . straight and essA
line Is . dlhlcuh problem
To this end. insssad Of pro-4ding Z
rined cannon tube, TuSpfn gives h.&
rocket . prelirninarysspssd By ths -
OF electric motors. Es can tina svA
IDENTIFY get up IN snorao1ly 0sgA
speed, but u is. unHTtuna.ssy, srou1
panied by trembling n7oveusnts
which has . disturbing sction On ~
soc.rscy Of Ere So 6as military DaiEee
IL stEl shors o. p~rfessiou - a sns4nS
OF wa, bss Turpinis roosss has eosa<
nearer to IL than any II IL predssss.
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Literary Usury.

Rebecca-oh. key. dat poy Leopold
reads his books Wit such great interest.
Ikey-Mine gracious, Rebecca-grea,
interest! We can't afford it.-Truth-
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Policemen Never.

Blobbs - What's The difference be.
tween gloves and policemen?
Slobbs-Give IL Up.
Blobbs-Well. gloves are usually On
hAnd.-Philade,phiA Record
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"Sotbtn' to Say

B'Jones-Teddy Thoughtless boasts
that he always says what ne thinks.
Miss Vanderwhack-Yes? He has
been sitting there for an hour without
speaking word--Town Topics.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-10

st. Louis, May 9.-Receipts-F'lour, z6,1:
wheat, SEQ; corn. 4.0ro; oats, I7,G0G. ship
ments-Flour. 12,p0; wheat, 45.0c1: corn,
5000; oats, 5i,elo. Flour-Higher; patents
S.S563i5; extra fancy. SS.I0I3.eh: fancy.
81 soa2 20: choice. s. s}lI2 20; rye -four, g =
ass. Wheat-Opened strong al sSIz1 cent
advance. and after being steady for
time went UP again. closing within y cent
of the top and = cent above yesterday.
Drouth and hot weather reports and dam
age by bugs were the most potent bun
news No. > red-Cash, 65ffS7c: May. SIC;
July, 63isc; August. e2l-c; September, &c.
Corn-Unsettled and irregular, though
slightly stronger; became strong the lat
ter part of the session. closing = cent
above yesterday. No mixed-Cash. as;
May. ssc: July. s92sc bid; September. 4g7sc
bid. Oats-ENcited over dry wea Their re-
ports. advancing 8 cent and closing there
for July. Near months better but tame.
No. Cash. Si-c; May. 2si.c bid; June.
Sastc; July, NS.c. September. Z1sc. Rye
and barley nominal Corn meal. 8 90
23 Bran-In good demand. s. c paid
for sacked bran for track. east side.
though eastern buyers would no: pay
east track. FlaNseei--(luiet, Si-.1. Grass
seeds-ouie;: clover seed. SIS. timothy.
ss5s1i.oA Hay-Steady TO firm for tim
othy, al ssSsElll east track; prairie,
unchanged ool-Unchanged.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

New Orleans, May 9-Cotton-:FSrm
midling, SIC: low middling. SIC; good
ordinary, 9-1ec. Net receipts, 2a9 bales:
gross. 2.4s0 bales; exports to Great l3rtai
500 bales; TO continent, ?18 bales. sSales,
100 bales; stock, -. 900 bales.
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Hard to Avoid.

Like all men, you have a pet name
for your wife, suppose?'
'Oh. yes"
What do you call hero
Il call her my income tax usually."-
Truth.
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A Brufe

Judge-Your age. miss?
Miss Elder-Thirty-two
Judge Ito setretaryl-Put down born
in 1882 Blaetter.
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Notes from the Stock Yards.

Notes from the Stock YARDS.
The shippers on the market today re-
marked that we need another packing
bouse. That George Dold has used them
.nretty we'll but no packers buys largely
every day in the year
The shippers who had hogs on the mar
l,et TODAY were as follows: A. Smarsh,
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Measuring.

your father and mother die Of?
Uncle HumsteG-I don't rightly
know; but 'twarnt nothin' serious
Puck.
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PIRATES SET BACK
lHEMMING PROVES TO BE TOO HARD
FOR THEM TO HIT.

from tho Second Inning to the Ninth They
Smite the Empty Air--Spiders Hold the
Second Place--Spiders Get the Game
Away From the Senator's Beaneaters
Disgust the Colts by Their Fielding
Reds Batting Does Their Work--Um-
pire Defeats the Colonels--Browns Go
Another Notch Lower.
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ST. Louis. May e.-Ca ttle-Receirts, 4coo;
shipments zoo Market a shad 2 higher
Export steers, S.15G6.25; good to choice,
35.3665 -: fair to medium, 81 5065.25 light,
s3.TG45S0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipme hts. 400
Market opened 10 cents higher; closed
dull. Tops. sa.6o: bulk. a.4ed4. As: light,
sheepwReceipts, 100; shipments. 500
Market firm.
Kansas City, May 9.-Cattle-Receipts
8. 500; Shipments. 1900. Market slow and
steady. Texax steers. SS.6oI3Ei.; beef
steers, s3.9oa5.S5; stockers and feeders.
8. 20d4. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 200: shipments. Loo.
aAIrket weak to 10 cents lower. Bulk
of sales. s.. 25i4 IS; heavies $500. ca: pack
ers s.. 9O4 50: mixed. 81 aST4 As; lights. s4.1
Gi.35; workers, 81. 25G..35; pigs, s3-7S7425.
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; shipments. 500.
Market steady.
Omaha. May 9.-Cattle-Receipt 60.
Market steady; steers, s3.75G5.65, brIlk 81. 80
$500: cows and heifers. S-5od40o. bulk,
2j0G3.50; stockers and feeders. .3od4.5o,
bulk, S3.0013.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850. Market opt0ed
5T10 cents higher; closed firm. Light,
81 35G4 20; mixed, si.4Oq45o; heavy. A.50s9
$50
Sheep-Receipts, 800. Fair TO choice
natives. s3.25G4.Oo; fair TO good westerns,
Sc. O0G3 50; common stock sheep, s2DlS.V0;
lambs, S334i50. Market steady.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, May 9.-Hogs-Recapssi, -. 600
Market fairly active; steady 20 ~ shade
lower Light. s4.25d4.60: mixed $500
40; heavy, S4-25d4s0; rough, 81. &c 4.40
but steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 11,ooo. Market steady
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No. spring wheat, 67asc; No. 5. &C; No.
red, 6SSxc. No. . corn. 51isc: No. yellow,
50i@c. No. 2 oats, 2SSsc; No. white, 322. n
SSi4c; No. 3. white. 3l24G32t5c. No. . rye,
SIC. No barley, 5li2G52c; No 5. 5CG52c;
No. 4. SOC. No ! faXseed, Sl46. Prime
timothy seed. s5.25 Mess pork. per Dbl.
sl2.Oessl2.l0. Lard, per 100 lbs, Ss.f5. Short
ribs sides, Ooose) S5.CS0S 10. Dry sailed
shoulders. Cboxed.) 52sd5i6. Short clear
sides, (boxed) 5@s~. Whiskey. distil-
lers' finished goods, per gal, SLS. Sugars
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81. Louis. May e.-Cotton-Steady: firm
1-1sc higher: middhng, S 5-16c Sales. aa
bales: receipts, $50 bales; shirrner IS, 76:
bales; stock, 400J bales.
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81. Ioui. Prosluce.

s., Louis. May s-Butter-Cnchanre 6
Eggs-Bet;sr: fresh. 81 Whisky. 81
for distillers' finished goods Lead. g S-I
ash. Speiter. SI.I. Cotton hes and
BAKING unchanged Pork-St2adsrd mess,
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Kansas CITY GraIn.

Kansas City, May s-wheat-F-m and
half cert higher; No. hard. sc; No. :
red. Sc rejected. Sc. Corn-FSrmer. No.
. mixed, +elsssc, No. white. sSz,c- Oats
Firm. No. mixed. &c, No. 2 white DC.
Rye. No. : SC. Bran. 70f773c- Hay
Firm; timothy. SSe1Gs =; prsirie, s7-sfI
s-5A Butter-Weak: creamery. Ia lSc.
dairy. SIisc. EgC-Eas.er, I9i-c-
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st. Louis......o o / 90 Of L 5 s
CHICAGO I: BOSTON 4.

Chicago, May 9.-Such a poor eXhi
bition of fielding as the Bostons show
ed today has seldom been seen here.
The Colts played better at every point
and but for an error of judgment by
Everett In the last inning, the visitors
would have been whitewashed. After
two We're out, Everett ran in front of
Dahlen and fumbled a hit that would
have undoubtedly retired the side had
he left il alone. Two singles, another
err.r and Cancels triple followed the
misplay. Weather very hot. Attend
ance 1000. Score:
RH z
Chicago ......1 O / 1 l 1 O. u
Boston .........0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 4
Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and Kit
tredge; BoSton-Nichols and Camel.
Earned runs-None. Two base hits
Dahlen. LANCE. Bannon. Three base
hits-Everett and Camel Stolen bases
Duffy. Everett, Kittredge >; Ryan.
Double plays-Dahlen, Stewart and
Arson; Lange and Arson: EeVerett
and Stewart; Long and Tucker; Dab
len and Arson: Camel and Tucker.
Struck out-By Nichols 3; by Griffith l.
First base on balls-Off Nichols /; off
Griffith .. Wild pitches-Nichols. I'M
pire-McDonald. Time 2:05.
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jobbing, $500 Lard-Prime steam, SAD:
choice, SSH. Dry salt meats CboxesD-
Shoulders. &-25; longs, $s121s; ribs, sS25;
shorts, S5-371.. Bacon (ooxed)-Shoul ie1s'
1915; longs, $50; ribs. S621.: shorts se.STs.
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MsSxA-.yhy don't yos ca. yo-x p,z.r
pudding. Ric5sef r Richie grown cr5:sz-
with repetition -"There' too mzca cc.oSzs
I, tie .S.cer
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DETROIT Z; INDIANAPOLIS 6.

Detroit, Mich, May 9.-Score:
r II e
Detroit. ....0 0 0 0 3 3 1 OF II G
indianapolis % 0 / 0 0 O. 6 IL
Batetries-iayle, Lohbeck and Yak;
Whittrock, Fisher and Mac Farland.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
PNEUMATIC BOATS.

Hell Gates Dangers Dsdad In NsW-Faa-
sied CocklesasllA
A novel boating party, passing through
the swift and dangerous eddies Of
He'll Gate the other afternoon, says
the New York Recorder, attracted the
attention Of hundreds of spectators
from New York and Long Island
shores, as we'll as from the passengers
on board the sound steamers. The
party consisted Of Miss Marie Green,
who is said to be a mnch at home in
the water as on land, II. d. Lyman,
the inventor of the novel boats IN which
the party were taking their outing,
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WICHITA MARKETS.

Union Stock Yards, May 3.
HOGS.
The hog market today was good
strong nickle higher. For the first time
this year the supply of hogs was srea Ter
than the demand Two hundred and fifty
hogs filled Dold's order and sixty Were
taken by local butchers, and seven car
loads were shipped out
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CINCINNATI II: BROOKLYN S.

Cincinnati. May 9.-The Reds won
easily today by heavy batting. The
Brooklyn team knocked Parrot out OF
the box in the third inning and Dryer
was put in. Errors on both sides were
responsible for most of the runs. At
tendance $500. Score:
+ II f
Cincinnati IL 0 1 Ola Il )
Brooklyn 80 O / O. 10 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures Par
rot and Dwyer; Brooklyn-Grim and
Cumbert Earned runs-Cincinnati D;
Brooklyn . Two base hits-Ewing,
Dwyer, LaChance. Anderson. Daily,
Corcoran. Three base htts-Hoy. EW-
Ing >. Home run-Hoy. Stolen bases
Hogriever 5: Ewing. PARROT, Smith,
Latham. Double plays-Smith. Nc
Phee. Ewing: McPhee, Ewing and
Smith: Latham, Griffin and Corcoran.
Iirst base on balls-Of PARROT ); on
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Dwyer 1; off Gumbert 4. Struck out
By Dwyer 3; by Gumbert l. Hit by
pitched ball-By Gumbert g Umpire
Keefer Time 200
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GRAND RAPIDS q: TOLEDO q

r II z
Grand Rapids:5 3 2 0S s 0-27 % IA
Toledo .......5 l 0 3 0 4 81 16 z
Batteris-Jones and Kilroy; Parker.
Petty and Roach.
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KANSAS CITY Z: ST. PAUL 8.
St. Paul, May 9-Score:
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st. Paul. o 0 000100-3 2
Kansas City. % / 0 0 0 0 > 10 9
Batteries-Johnson and Borgess., Dan
ielS and Bergen.
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BALTIMORE 9: PTTTSBURG .

Pittsburg, May 9.-The Pirates failed
to hit Hemming and lost. Killen was
an easy mark and his support was bad.
Hemming gave the Pittsburgers no hits
from the second inning until the ninth.
Keller did some remarkable work for
the Baltomores. Attendance, 300. Score:
r II e
Pittsburg. 30 0 000O 2-2 4
Baltimore. IS 0 0 0 0 l 0 / 8 IL 5
Batteries: Pittsburg-killen and Sug-
den; misunderstanding and Robin
son. aErned runs-Pittsburg 2; Balti-
more 4. Two Observation-Disclosures, Nc
Graw. Stolen baSes-McGraw, Keeler.
Double plays-Beckley and Cross; Cross
Bierbauer and Beckley; Keller, Hem
ming and Robinson; Jennings and Car
sey. First base on balls-Smith, Nc
Graw, Jennings. Struck out-killen,
Keller, Reitz 2. Wild pitches-Killen.
Sacrifice hits-Cross, McGraw. UNI
pires-Murray and Long. Time, 1:40.
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Western Association Games.
ROCKFORD 10. ST ZOE G

r n z
st. Joseph....3 o 0 0o0I 0-610 /
Rockford ....-.0 4 o 0 o 6 o o 10 Is 4
Batteries-Ramsey, Slagel and Jones;
Fleming, Underwood and Snyder.
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Chicago Markets

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open'g Hight Low't Clos &
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Western Leauce Games.

MILWAUKEE II; MINNEAPOLIS 5.
Minneapolis, May 9.-Score:
r n f
Minneapolis Il 0 o 0 o 0-5 s 6
Milwaukee IA 3 0 0 ill II 3
Batteries-F'razer, Parvin, Tanning
and Wilson; Baker and Bolan.
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We think you viii find the above prices
the very top. and II is our opinion that
hens viii go down i cent. also eggs,
before the week is out.
Remember. we have choice dressed
Catfish on Wednesdays. Thursdays and
Fridays. which we sell az lowest pos
sihle prices. Fish has advanced and We
are compelled 10 ask 10 cents at present
Now. please be kind enough 70 let us
hear from you with liberal shipments
II above prices are not satisfactory, write
and say what you Will take on your track
for Poultry. Butter and Eggs. We will
respond promptly. and will meet Kansas
iCty prices. Please make inquiry about
us through Dun's, the Fourth National
bank OF Wichita, Bank OF Dousless. of
Douglass. Kan. or any railroad or ex-
press agent in Wichita
We advise Poultry from long distances
shipped by express. Butter and Eggs
by freight. Poultry from short dis
tances by freight also.
Now. hurry up with your shipments.
and WE WILL PROTECT YOU
AGAINST ANY COMPETITION. DO
YOU HEAR ? Write for coops ana
cases. Respectfully,
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealers In
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
GAME, FISH. OYSTERS.
Telephone 155. Corner 1st and tn
WICHITA KAN

The market remains comparatively IN
changed, but We have decided TO adj
vance = cent on eggs and drop a cent on
butter. as butter Is coming poor and is
a drug on the market at present Poultry
stands firm at last quotation. except hens.
on which we advance = cent. Remember
we can handle any quantity of Produce
shipped us. We make special bids on
large lots. II you have any car lots
TO offer, let US hear from YOU We are
in the market 10 buy, and ALWAYS
MEET COMPETITION, as we have told
you before II any OF our competitors
are above US, don't be afraid TO ship
US and charge much as you are Of
fered- Always send your authority along.
POULTRY.
Our prices are as follows at present:
Cents per 10.
ION luEhSES--.----.-.- .
mems s.-----------.--..-..---.-
ttOu>lefS s---s--.--s-.---.--..-- >
trrcSe -...........-..--
puChS .-----.--.--.-- -..----.-.---....--.--.-
Springs soft meated). ....-...--.......... ~
BroilerS, 20 lbs each. per doz...... $50
EgSs, fresh per doz- --..-.---..----.......s
Nor n
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2 II E

LINCOLN 26; QUINCY 6.
Lincoln, May 9.-Score:
r H E
Lincoln .=....h 57l132 2-23 IS
Quincy ....---.0 0 0 0 0 1 p u 10
Batteries-Kimerer and Speer; Hines,
Kellum and Nichols and Boland
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CLEVELAND Z; WASHINGTON 3

Cleveland, May 9.-Timely hits by the
home team in the second and eighth in
ming, coupled with a little ragged work
by the visitors, gave Cleveland a vic
tory over the Senators today. Attend
ance, 500. Score:
r II T.
Cleveland. 30000o3*-7 s 3
Washington 80 0 0 0 o. 0-3 8 /
Batteries: Cleveland-Zimmer and
Cuppy; Observation-Disclosures and Nal
arkey. Earned runs-CleVeland .; Wash
ingtOn l. First base on errors-Wash-
ington3. Left on bases-Cleveland Z.
Washington Z. First base on balls
Off Cuppy .; off Malarkey 9. Struck
out-By Cuppy g. Two bssehits-Mc-
Kean, Joyce, Hassamaer. Sacrifice
hits-Childs, McGaTr. Stolen bases
childs, McAleer, Cartwright. Double
plays-Crook and Cartwright. UNI
plre-Betts. Time, 2:10
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.
81. Louis Grain.

OF ITt 7 IUlUIt LNVfIdII-t IUL1N INC
butter market was firm; creamery. 100 ;
dairy. Szll5c. Eggs steady. 11iz GI3c.
Cheese Creams, SGIeI2c.