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Evening journal., 1895-03-29

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eject Nov. lA, 1854, sTTS >S
treife leave peiA. ef%n78s-~ I'm
Ente Avanps Depot III wN Etzts
East Sound. <%#s9r@~ ANslESe
4 cg Avpres. tfhins.s III 1l {51 kSN ms sSsA
NuN York weeh ~ ~ ~ 4sks " 1s tssT
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" ss, Is 80 " All 90 $kAAIN6'Asf
Y 70. sundays, u 0es W
u liJll " m; y So
rs sh q "a I'll 10 pm.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
t,hlA.ADkLPhlAt rxy ENIA hOyntn
ND pgAhsINuT srs- Week dky9, ld W, s.
Bs, u E,f7 bs, 5. rs ~ ~ 80 10.40 l0 40 III IS
pa nxM y. ~ AZ. s6s 4bb, i6 36 SEQ " H.
"a sanasss, day d Ss IS, r17 IS, sm mans
= M lab, nte, Bsb, 4b6. % sb. go. " "a
"a PhnsaDEEpHIA Il "a 81 n III TWELFTH AND MAI.
pHlLADELPHIA, Sundays. Is %. " u. 81 se
Chester E ~ week u ts DAYS, SS II rs O. uH,7n
So IS e, So 90 10 40 30 20, III lb m; Yb is y
: 8, 45. 10 a6, 500. n "a, 10, 10 90, 81 oOp pm
ri 10 i 70 n; ss. IS q. as. as. Il u. e.
" "a, 5lb, 10 %, I'll 90 . M
Atlantic City. week dAys nile n.
lz5@ ~ N; sundays, " ~, fbsf ~
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, weex cay0
g IA, ale, l86a p n. Sundays, "A ID. gls'
IS All "a; f12 le ~ O5, O. 81, Is 10, IS IS "a
Baltimore and Way Stations, II u, "
sewSTk. Del, week days, HlS,giT R1
"a; Elz 10, 2 O., 81 l9 u. 75, 70 10, 81 81 Y
m. Sundays IL l5, ~ 10 AZ am. fH Is 00s.
Etktshurgi y n m, II 81 M, daily
Chicago, IS AZ, q m; n 81, p m, daily.
Cincinnati and Sc, Louis. Il1 10 m. And
New Usiesns. via Bristol and Uhattanoox,
Is l9 nns daily. Through sleeper to New %
IeanG.
zingsrlY accommodation, Tl7ar. sOa. 81
and II 10 pm, daily.
andcnberg accommodation. week dRys
: II. sE m; % and 4s p M, sundRys %
5fEins leave Market street station;
Kcr HeF. YORK, week days, 70 50amy
" Is, ~ SO : ni sb5, As p m. sundays, sa
10, sfk, HBpm.
Pittehurg and Chicago, week days, 70 soa 4
Baltimore, woek days, Z W, fs 20 nj o.
For IsndenbsrE and way stations, vel
days, 100 $50 AM %. 5 20 M Sunday,
TlEEVE fHfLADELPHIA. TWENTY.
FOURrH AND CHESTNUT STS., FO1
~ IA y ~ fs 8 asSsS aoSS' r r g. si Il 3 ISS ~
sNtAM M00. $50, 800, f5 Al, 80, oal " ~
~ %, $50, 10 10 and ufb M.
M: = WOO soo I noon; u sS. aO0. is NOo. TG
fEISSE PHIIADELPHIA. TwELETa
"a
III ss m; SO 46, T7a, m. Sundays
IA a0' n SIS, III 26 a m; 70 As. 81 81. p m,
Teiephone No lsS-
fSstea 10 Weldern points lower than via ang
nther line q. v. sUuLlA Gent Pass. Agent
r. p. CAMPBhLL. Senaral manARer.
VYTil,dIMGTON AND NoKThEhN RAIL,
w S0Ap Time table IN eitect Oct. eoth.
IgpS
Tsaina loAyg Wliminglcn, French sueoi
station, for =. a 0. Junction, MontchAnln.
Wsntarthrr. Guy encourt. arancgue, Cossett.
Chadds' Tord Junction, Pocopson. Wesl
Chester Enbrseville, Mortonvtle, Coates.
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, exceps
Sundsy, at z 81 a 10 2 S6, 40 and 10 . nj
Sunday only At 8 G. a m; 35, 81 p n
Eor WsyneSburR junction. Springneld kgta
4, termed fate stations, daily. except Sundnv,
AZ 4 IS q 10, 3 % sud 40 , N. SUNDAYS ouly Al
en4 y N. e5 and 80 y "a.
e \, Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and intavs
ge~a, Nte stations, dszly, exce2t 6undAT, 81
765a " aud "a n. sunu@y unkT Af u
"a ana NJ Xs&c0A 1s 1sIAAxn, sbperintsadaux.g
EuWNASA. BRIGGS asn. Psasensw Aas@
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Neptune Social Club Gives a
Pleasant Reception.
DOUGHERTY-BARRErT MARRIAaE

Monford Dougherty and Miss Ida Bar
rett Join Heart and Hand At Asbury
Parsonage, Then Are rendered an
EnJoyabie Reception Some Other
Events of Interest.
Al communications intended for Insertion
u this column should be addressed to Society
Ediboy are of the EvHgTEu JOURNAL. Gam.
municAtions should be written on one allie 81
she DaDer only
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Everrthine Eleotrlcnl

The Electric Construction Supply Co. !,
No. 3 e. Eighth street, Telephone No. IA
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

'G. e. s "-"Who wrote the line, There
music IN all things9' . byron. But that wa
before the days of the amateur cornetist ant
Tn, b arding-house piano. Atlanta Consti
tuition.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Shorthand aud Typewritinr Course.

bhoFthHhd aud Iypewriting Oonrse.
A special evening Spring course will be
given. for both sexes, any age. at Goldey
Commercial and Shorthand College,
Eighth and Market, beginning April sth,
two nights week, at 3 special reasonable
rate instruction entirely individual =
not in classes. Enroll now Also individ.
ual business and shorthand courses ia
day sessions Begin any day
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

stOeckle's Book Beer on tap throughou
the CITY.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

Anthtaclte GOAL
For fancy use. hand picked.
George Il. McCall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

tfAllCIMgkN 81
ID OHIO RAIL,
tstA ~. Schedule IN
eject Nov. N. 1854.
trsil.e leave Della.
FEte Ayanu5 Depot
East gtound.
4 or I hWpres. trains
NaN York weeh
Aya, 70 0B, III IL.
" ~, uD40hin ilS X
la A., IS %. N A,t11 90
\. 10. Sundays. - 0e,
II lf,ll1 ~ d m; - 40.
as sf az "a S11 Mn N.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

tied with Pintsch Light.
. IN ENTs hOD1sr1
lTS. Week days, As li8, b 81.
5 ~, 10 30, 10.40, 40 40, III 1
J. 3 IS. 4 bb, IS %, 8 90 W n.
, l717, 75s, . 90. III 40. IiB
sb, sb6, % 30, $50. " "a
A.. TWELFTH AND N.ai,-
feek days. 10 Ga, II IT. "A q
a, Ill % pm.
, sundays. Is %. " ". ni Sc
J p N.
], la O, s IS, $50, I7I7,g7sl
40 40, III Asa N; / Yb, Is "
J "a, 8 10, 10 90, 81 00 3 10.
}. " 0l, 08b, fT17, 1he
), " 40. 3 25. 4 IS. % 90. q o.
p m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
81. Iouis Grain.

St. Louis, May 2s.-Receipts-F1our. 5000;
wheat, % 900; corn. %, co; oats. 22,oo0. Ship
ments-FIour 5000: wheat, $500: corn,
J.. go: oats, 15.Oco. Flour-Firm and high
er. Patent, 81 a-G4. 80; extra fancy, s.. $50
4lo; fancy; S:soa3.7O; choice; $780,;
~ nervous and unsettled market. but
with decidedly more bullish leanings than
yesterday, as the news and traders gen.
orally favored that side. The opening
was :. cent higher and quickly ran up
scent more. declined 1ss cents and then
recovered most of this loss, but again re-
lapsed. on this declining II cents. Late
turned strong and advanced cents, clos
ing at the top, 124G1fs cents above yes
bid: July. S2Gs2is cents; August. sC%.c; Sep
TENDER, sGzsc bid. Corn-Too much drouth
news and reports OF hot winds in the west
alarmed the trade and aroused enough
buying TO advance the market. which.
however eased off soon. The advance in
wheat stiffened the market late and the
close was IL cents above yesterday. No.
mixed. cash. 51i.c: May, bic asked July,
52ac asked; September. 54isc. Oats-Ad-
vanced on reports OF damage TO crops,
closing strong, closing fi2stlss cents high
er than yesterday for July and september
respectively. Spot steady. No. cash.
sc asked: May 2eI9c asked; June. csi2c
hid: July. 2Q,sc: September, SOtsc asked.
Rye-Firnn: q small lot of No. sold at Csc.
Barley nominal Corn meal, g i5d2- IS.
Bran. CSC bid for east track Flaxseed-
Nominal, $40. Grass seeds-Steady but
cuier; clover seed Sc. 50iI10o: timothy sede.
s, COGl. 90. Bay-Prairie dull: one car
strictly fancy. $1,000 this side: timothy.
firm for fancy. other grades dun; medium
TO fancy, S95DGll5o. east side. Wool
Active, firm but ouotably unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
ROCKFORD -: ST. JOSEPH 5.

Rockford. Ills. May 2S.-Score:
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Changes in Grain Stocks

New York. May Especial cable
gram and telesrsphic dispatches 70
Eradstreet's. covering the principal
POINTS Of accumulation in the United
States. Canada and Europe. together
With supplies afioat for Europe from
al sources. indicate The following chan
Ces in available stocks last Saturday
as compared with the preceding Satur-
day:
United States and Canada. east OF the
Rocky mountains. wheat. decrease .
e41.cC9 bushels: United States, Pacific
coast, wheat. decrease si.910 bushels:
total decrease both coasts. wheat. =
s., eco bushels. Afcat for and n
Europa wheat. decrease ~ co bushe els :
total decrease worlds available vhaet
o-2sS 90 bushels. United States and
Canada, east Of The Rocky mountains
corn. increase l IS. GO bushels United
States and Canada. east q the Rockg
mountains. oats. increase 1850 % Du-
shells Leading decreases IN stocks q
available wheat last week not record
"a IN the Official visible supply. include
21S0g1 bushels II Chicago private e.e-
vaturs, 500 60 bushels at Cleveland s.
90 bushels al Manitoba storage Posats
zs.oAo bushels a. Joliet and ii.esl bushels
a. Louisville Corresponding increases
are - 0o0 bushels a. Kingston, Ontario.
and = co bushels at Milwaukee private
elevators
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29

on motion OF Chairman Mclean TIE
money in the public building fund was
ordered placed TO the credit Of the gen
eral fund.
The special committee appointed 10
investigate the hospital. submitted It's
report which was adopted.
The report OF Chief Massey on poor
light service from May 18th TO May 2Sth
was received and the clerk ordered u
deduct from bill OF light companies. FOR
the bad service.
In the matter Of placing water clos
cts on the second floor of the city hall.
the committee asked for. and was
granted. further time 70 report Also
in the matter Of rooms for the use OF
the Wichita wheelmen.
The matter Of blinkers lighters driv-
ing their horses on the sidewalks IN
lighting the lamps was referred TO the
light committee.
All bills fled 70 date were read and
referred 10 the proper committees.
The remonsfrance Of grOceTyr1en
against granting a franchise for a
market. was placed on file.
Ordinance No. 1904. entitled. "An or
dlnance making appropriations Tor
miscellaneous purposes" Was read and
adopted.
The case ~ G.. a. W. Bone--Fas re-
ferred 70 a committee Of three-Thrcck-
morton. Francis and Shuts. for investi-
CATION.
on motion Of Councilman Throckmor-
ton. council adjourned until next Mon
day night. r. w OLIVER.
President OF Council
G. &. SMITH. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
HOGS

Market : TO n cents higher.
REPRESENTA- SALES.
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Eagle Sporting Notes,

New York and Philadelphia go east
tied for fifth place.
There is talk Of a match race be-
tween Halma and Lissak, the crack
S-year-olds.
Pitcher Foreman of the Cincinnati
Reds is again in form. The Reds went
east with five pitchers.
The Mystic Shriners OF Cincinnati
had great game the other day-score
10 to 10S-in five innings.
Pittsburg goes east in first place It
is predicted that the Pirates wont be
there when they return home.
Tommy Dixon will no doubt now
go for George Dixon. When he faces
the colored lad he will find his match.
Uncle Arson and his Colts have to be
contented with being in third place
when they tackle the eastern clubs on
their own grounds.
Eleven of the Phillies thirteen VIC
tories were gained away from home
No other team in the league can boast
of so good a record.
The Lumbermen and the United
Sash & Door Co, people can't agree on
the size of bats and balls to be used in
their coming game.
Billy Delaney, who will train James
j. for his coming fight with Bob Fitz-
simmons, is at Asbury Park making
preparations for James j., and getting
his training quarters at Loeb Arbour.
Pat Tebeau and his Spiders went to
Cincinnati roaring like lions. They
would show the Reds a thing or two in
baseball in their Sunday game. Buck
Ewing sent them east as meek as lambs
with score of s to against them.
There are several very experienced
bicycle riders among the Jocks" Lon
ME Clayton and Soup" Perkins do
most Of their training on their wheels.
Charley Thrope, F'leschman's crack
jockey, is also the possessor Of a fine
wheel.
Young Critic has "the fight of his
life'on his hands at present. The dis
trict attorney of Kings county is going
TO fight him to a finish before one OF
the courts in Brooklyn. II is said
Critic will be lucky indeed if he doesn't
go to Sing Sing for ten years at least,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
BROOKLYN Is: CHICAGO ..

Brooklyn, May 2S.-Stratton, who
started in to pitch for Anson'S Colts.
was taken out of the box in the second
inning. Hutchinson did well, but the
game was lost when he went in TO
pitch Attendance 2.100. Score:
r H f
Rrooklyn ..oSo10So 1.l5 Il 1
Chicago ......2 O o 0 0 0 o % I 0
Batteries: Brooklyn-Grim, Kennedy
AMI Burrell: Chica go-Moran. Stratton
and Hutchinson. Earned runs-Brooklyn
:: Chicago / First base by errors
BROOKLYN s: Chicago 1. Left on bases
BROOKLYN s: Chicago ;. First base on
hslls-Of Kennedy 1: off Stratton j;
off Hutchinson .. Struck out-By Ken
ne,iy 5: by Hutchinson >. Home runs
WiImot Three basehits-h ennedy.
Two notwithstanding. Treadway, Cor
coran. Stolen ba ses-LeChance ,; Cor
coran. Double plays-Corcoran. Daily
and LaChance .; Dahlen and Arson.
Hit by pitched ball-Burns. Wild
pitrhes-Hl,tchiSon Passed halls-Mo-
ran >. Ump;re-Murray. Time-2:l1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29

what vegetation remained, that the
market dropped all pretentions of I'M
certainty and again proclaimed In more
decisive terms than at the start that
It was a bull. July was bringing Sl1s
cents about fifteen minutes from the
close and the close was Il cents under
that.
The corn market showed a bullish
feeling of the superior article and the
close was bringing 1875 cents as against
525s cents al the end Of yesterdays SEES
sion. The absence of rain, which was
predicted yesterday, and instead of it
hot scorching winds In South Dakota.
Nebra ska, Kansas and Missouri to be
followed tonight by frosts in two of
these states, stirred up the pit and
brought to book the shorts who crowd
ed the pit The receipts were heavy
enough, although % cars less than esti-
mated, the number on the inspection
sheet being 1925. July opened at from
SO to 542s cents. and before it ceased to
advance il sold at 81 cents. 1t reacted
10 533 cents, rose again to 541s cents,
and off from that to 5334 cents again,
then up to 541s cents, and closed at 53;s
cents bid.
Oats opened flrmer, and grew more so
during the session and closed very
strong within a small fraction OF the
high point Of the day and / an advance
of IL cents on the nearer deliveries and
17s cents up on September. Very free
buying by all parties country orders
principally urgent, with light offerings
and very discouraging reports Of dry
weather throughput the oats territory,
and considerable dana GO 10y the same,
all rendered to create activity and high
er prices.
Oorders from the outside TO buy pro-
visions were more numerous than usual
and that. in connection with the small
receipts of hogs and the firmness Of
grain. caused higher prices for the hog
products. Pork started with a gain Of
1919 cents and compared with yes-er-
days closing price, advanced another
~ cents and closed with all but 2is
cents OF the days advance TO the good.
Lard and ribs pursued a similar course,
and at the end were each ~ cents
higher for the day.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, - cars; corn, 500 cars; oats, 2S5
cars; hogs, 10000 head.
Chicago Market.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
OLDEST MAN LIVING.
believed to Ne One Hnndrsa and Twsssy
Three Tears of Age.


Three Tears of Age.
2 II Noah Raby. Of the Piscatawsy
poor farm ~. j., tho Oldest man In
ithe vorld7 II the story Of bis Hfe,
which he tells TO the New York Herald,
!, be true, he has passed his iasd birth,
sday. i. was about eighty-thres years
;ago, according 10 his recollection, that
Noah Rsby, ordinary seaman, received
his dischsrre papers from the stAneh
frigats Rrandywine. which had Just
finished cruise of Inspection Of the
various ports Of The United ststes. and
was then locked a. the Brock IN navy
yard The day after he lefs the naval
srvsce he betook himself 20 New Jer-
sey, whore be joined himself 20 farm
or. and for money agreed 20 serve a.
hired man. Since that time hs has
never stepped outside tho boundAries
Of New Jersey. For more than . hall
century. with more or less s.esdineA,
he followed the occupation he had
chosen, and then, twsnty-eighs years
ago, being fall OF years md decidedly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York.

New York. May es.-Agents have ad-
vanced the price of Fitchyille 2s-inCh
bleached cotton 70 81. cents and golden
chain and southern silk plaids !. cent
each. Printing cloths in better demand
than sales and only 10000 pieces 81
squares spot and June sold at 1916
cents. Denirns and other colOred cot
tons in better demand and sale. Bleach
Cd cottons have attracted more stten-
ton. Export controls a large proper
ton 81 cotton goods. especially drills,
I'D 20 Septer1i,er. The tone % the
market for all kinds OF staple goods IS
steady 10 firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
BOSTON -; ST. LOUIS II.

Boston. May 2S.-The home team won
from the Browns by a narrow margin
in a well played game today. Attend
ance 5000. Score:
r H z
Boston ...111S $3.50 LIZ II 3
ST Louis .0 , o 3 0 8 Oil 10 4
Batteries: Boston-Ryan, Wilson; st
Lius-Peitz and Staley. Eerned runs
Boston 10: st. Louis (. Two basehits-
Nye, Ryan. Miller. Home runs-Wil-
son, Mccarthy. Stolen bases-Lowe 2,
Ramon. Nash ., Tucker PETIT; ley ,.
Sacrifice hits-McCarthy, Quinn. First
base on balls-LOwe, Bannon, Tucker,
Tenny, Brown. Cooley, Conner .: PETIT,
Quinn. Dowd. Struck out-Tenny,
Bannon. Passed balls-Ryan. Hit by
pitched balls-Tucker. Umpire-Mc-
Donald. Time, 900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
PHILADELPHIA s: CINCINNATI 2.

Philadelphia. May 2S-Tlmely hits
and almost faultless fielding on the
part OF the Phillies won the game from
the Reds today. Score:
Cincinnati IL o 0 l 0 0 q o. 5
Philadelphia A ! 0 0 o o. s il l
Batteries: Cincinnati-Merritt and
Parrot; delphia-Clements and
Taylor. Earned runs-Cincinnati l;
Philadelphia >. Two Observation-Disclosures
phia T. Three basehits-Cincinnati >.
Stolen bases Hamilton, Delehanty. Left
on bases-Philadelphia Z; Cincinnati g.
Struck out-Delehanty, Clements. Mil
Ter. Cray >. Double plays-Taylor Ham
iton and Doyle: Reilly, Mailman and
DOYLE; Miller and Ewing. First base on
errors-Philadelphia .; Cincinnati ].
First base on bails-Of Taylor 4: off
PARROT 8. Wild pitches-Parrott. Pass
ed balls-Merritt. Umpire-Emslie.
Time-l:3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
PLAYED Won Lost Perc.
PITTSBURG II: WASHINGTON 4.

Washington, May 2S.-The Senators
were given a shove toward the bottom
of the slide today by Connie Mack's
PittSburg players. The visitors earn
ed but five of the fourteen runs. The
SeIHtors got theirs by hard work with
the bat. Score:
r II E
Washington 100000 o20-4m 4
PittSburg 20 0 0 6 o / o IA Is 0
Batteries: Washinton-McGuire and
Stockdale; Pittsburg-Cross Sugden,
Hart. Earned runs-Washingto a;
Pittsburg 5. Two base hits--Joyce, Alb
hey, Donovan. Three base hits-Beck-
ley. Home runs-Joyce. Stolen bases
Mcguire, Hart, Clingman. Double
plays-Stockdale, Mcclure and Cart
wright; Clingman to Bierbauer. First
base on balls-Off Stockdale /; off Hart
!. Hit by pitched ball-By Hart l; by
Stockdale .. Left on bases-Washing
ton 9; Pittsburg 5. Struck out-By
Stockdale ,. Passed ball-Sugden. Um-
pire-keefe. Time 210.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29

AYERS. 20 earning hls own living any
longer, be settled down - The po1a
farm in tie tornahip If Psscs.Avsy.
Tot far from New Bruns~ic<. and there
Re has since remained. To-Day he "a
;O.sly blind, bst hls eyox, tAG7ga
sunken, have the sparkle Of one who
can see perfectly. His body u b~nt aSd
hls si11cl&e-s are c,gntrSe1ee. bz. tie
muscles % kis sr-,s AID legs are firnsr
than those 81 E1seJ nan no: yet
thirty. H.s s-s are toothiees. and hls
words are uttered With . whixtlsag So
cozpaniz.s.. bu, la voice f. s.yong
aud :zu. Gnd hls lsugh 10 a. hearty =.
i wa . century and moro ago. Us
long hs1r - white. but tsiex And lar
rat. ia phaA<ers sre -oD-zTzy. ii.
Ae@Ty bzshy syesrors are stsI alrne>s
Set back, and De can dtspose II . sod
drink q good RE vhi.sy ~iaA . srrt II
smack that betoxsns ihe hsartses: r~4-
isA- Tbocgs be believes his father q
hare bee. an Indian. his Am % w.fs~
AID Ais features Sxs 81 . psoacacesi
C-1czszza type
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. May S.-Hogs-Receipts, II co.
Market active and 10 cents higher: light.
$425G461 mixed, s.. +Ga4.65; heavy, Si.&Gp
40; rough. si25Qi.i0.
Cattle-Receipts, 1850. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market quiet and
barely steady.
ST. Louis, May Cattle-Receipts,
AGO: shipments, Go Market strong
active; some sales higher; beef steers,
81 25d5.75; light, $3.5oQ4-25; stockers and
feeders, g. 50lI4. CO.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments, 1000
aMrket to 10 cents higher; heavy, $500
ass: mixed, si.ielt4.J5; hgat, S-2Ga4iS.
Kansas City. May 2S-Cattle-Receipts.
$500; shipments, 1900. Market steady:
Texas steers, SS.e0fI445: beef steers. s35Gg
5.75; stockers and feeders, S2Gi25-
HoSs-Recipts, 1i.l0: shipments. 200
aAIrket 10 cents higher: bulk of sales, =. p
G445; heavies. A35045 5; packers, $500
4.55; mixed. A-10Qi.45; lights. si-ooq4- p;
workers.. Si.15Ii2: pigs, $5ysd4po.
Market steady.
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AN ACTIVE VETERAN.
Gen. Powell, just Elected G. A. R. Grand
Commander for Illinois.

Commander for Illinois.
Maj. Gen. William Fl. Powell, just
elected grand commander of the G.
A. r. of Illinois, when war was de-
clared between the states severed his
business relations as general manager
and financial agent of largo iron
works at Ironton, O., August 1, 1861,
and recruited a company, many Of
whom were his former employees, in
Lawrence county, O., and reported with
his recruits at Rendezvous" camp, at
Parkersburg, w. Va, September IA, and
was mustered into service upon the
completion of the regimental organiza-
ton, commissioned by Gov. Pierpoint
as the Second regiment Loyal West
Virginia volunteer cavalry, U. S. A.
He served under Gems. Rosecrans, Cox,
Milroy and Crook, in Virginia in 1861,
1862 and 1868. Beginning his service
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TouHhercd.

"Say." said the deputy, Il put No.
I'll on the treadmill eight hours ago as
a punishment, and III be dinged IL he
amt goin' on jist as clipper and happy
as can be"
why, of course" said the prison
warden. in tones Of disgust Don't
YOU know the teller was sent here for
bicycle stealing? That sort OF thing is
right in his line. "-Indiapapolis '~ar-
nal.
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New Orleans.

New Orleans, May 2s.-Cotton-Quiet:
middling, csc; low middling. 6l9c; good or
binary, csc. Net receipts, 1,eis bales;
gross, 1,717 bales: exports TO Great Britain,
1916 bales; to the continent. 5.il5 bales /;
coast, ISIS bales. Sales, 400 bales; stock,
1850 bales.
Futures-FIrm. aSles, 51,00 bales; May.
s6.95 bid; June, 1886 bid; July, s7.tGl7. o. !:
August, S09G7.l0; September, sI.05d7.0 6;
October. S7.Ofd7.05: November, S.O6qI .09;
December, $40; January. Sl4G7.l6.