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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21
Eagle Sporting Notes.

Errorless games are a rare occur
renee this season.
The capitals of Sedalia, Mo, beat the
Ponca Indians 20 to s.
Manager Mack of the Pirates, saws
Gus Weyhesig has signed a regular
contract.
The three SIS. Springfield. Scranton
and Syracuse, are in the lead in the
Eastern league.
The female bicycle rider after a long
spin even permits her breath to come
in short pants.
An Irishman, who was by no means a
crank on cyclicing. said when 1 walk
j want my feet on the ground"
The Corporal, in Chambers string.
ought to be pretty fair horse in the
2:2S class this year, as he worked a
half mile in Loo recently.
The Cherokee stock farm, Caney,
Kan. reports two high-class foals bv
Ashland Wilkes out of Egnora by Egg
bert. and Riola by the same sire.
Ills now the impecunious youth
Is reveling in clover.
It's chilly for ice cream. forsooth.
And the oyster seasons over"
Bill King is working Lulu Dulaney.
2:$6l4, without hobbies and she is do
ing nicely. She went a mile without a
skip in 2:3S and William feels much en-
couraged.
Pawnee Bill Ewing will open the
campaign at the Wichita. June meet
ing. He will bring Racer, 2:l9l4; Crys-
olyte. 2:27, and other good ones here
about June l.
The schoolboys of Wichita would
much rather be out playing marbles.
baseball, football. or any game than be
cooped up in school, undergoing their
final examinations.
Charles C. Fitzpatrick. the one-legged
cyclist. and his wife Will leave New
York today TO wheel TO Chicago over
the route of the relay race, which be-
gins at Chicago, June s.
The Toler farm reports the following
new arrivals at their place Of business:
bay filly by Ashland Wilkes, Silver
Like. 2:Si14: sorrel colt by Myron Nc
Henry. Fanny Griffenstein: sorrei filly
hy Ashland Wilkes, Autumn Leaf.
Harry L. Miller. Harrington. Kan.
= move his stable 10 the Wichita
mile track about June 1. Mr.. Miller
developed Kentucky Russell. 2:l1h:
Robert Russell. 2:13i2. and other good
ones, and this year has quite a crack
erJack in Lady Nottingham, 2-year-old
record Z;S2, by Nottingham.
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Real Fstste Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ana
Lsnd company
The records IN Che register CT deeds Of
fee show the following transfers:
II. l. Gordon Nd lots No 30 and
p In blk No ! Wichita 81 Carey
Park add also lots - 81 cons
Herbert ave Roseuthais "A also
also lots Is and Is Fourth ave
North Park add.................f ]
Sanford y. Ladd. 81 al. trustees
qct reserve A ROWes add .
J. u. Abraham wd lots y j. Tcpe-
ka ave a. T. Carpenters add
also lots 5 block z L1a1ooi
PARK add col. 800. -.-.--.-------- tiss
A ". W!ckharn wd lots s. and
= Oak - Stevens add-...--.. go
Ida J. Cory vd : = q - = q 80
7. Is : ! e----.-.-...-..------.-
z Gould Qcd lots - IS Wabash
ave Fort Scott add .-.---..--- 20
Mary 4 Fit1ian qc9 lots Wa
bash ave Fort Scott AID. 30
Z Gould wd the undi = !Ls' 81
lots : IS wabash ave Fort Scott
ada 1870. .--.--.--. -......-.- 20
J. J. Cuuuins - lot I32 Ida ave
Hun tsrs q add 800. ...... IS
G. p and s NJ Thonpsg1 ~
lots No = and - blk Carey
PARK add ....-.. ........ -- 10
Zopher Tuttie wc lots ard and
= = ne = - : E..--...--.. 200
J = Roach nd 2 y y So u - e iss.s
Amount % mortgages 7eiezsed.. 1877
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE co.
The WEATHER.

Wichita. Nav N.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Probably fair and warmer Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest ~ degrees and the mean - degrees.
with a trac of rain in the morning fol-
lowed by cold cloudy weather. fresh north
east wind and high baron ster
Relative humidity az. Z. n. IS and al
y. m =.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peratUre has been s. degrees
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month OF May has been
o. cgrees. and for tsh 30th day - degrees
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer
Washington. May 24-FOllowing - the
forecast up 10 ?. N. Tuesday.
For kansas-Fair; showers IN eastern
portion; warmer IN western portion north
eTly winds. becoming sour1c|y.
For Oklahoma-Fair. warmer IN west
ern portion; DOrtherly winds becoming
southerly.
For Coiorado-Fair. except showers ~
central portion. soUtherly WINDS.
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CHICAGO "a: PHITADEIpuI, 9

Chicago, May 20.-Two Of the seasons
records were made today The Wis
tors captured one record by piling up
- errors, the locals a total Of So bases.
Score:
r II L
Chicago. .....3 8 203 571-24 27 2
philadelphia % o 3 q 10O0 It's 3
Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and Kit
tredge; adelphia-Carsey and
Clements. Earned runs-Chicago 8:
Philadelphia 4. Two base hits-Anson,
Ryan. Three base hits-Stewart. LANCE
Home runs-Stewart FStolen bases
Ryan, Wilmot. Hamilton, DahIen.
Double plays-Dahlen and Arson ?
Struck out-By Griffith l. Passed balls
Clements. Base on balls-OmCarsev 4
off Griffith .. Wild ipitches-Carsey,
Blt by pitcher-Dahlen. Umpire
Murray. Time 2:10
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PITTsBURG 6; WASHINGTON

Pittsburg, May 20-Mercer was a
mystery until the eigth inning when
Jittsburg found him for four hits and
scored four runs. Three more hits in
the ninth won the game. Score:
X II T.
Washington - 0 00010 $50 9
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Kinslow; Washington-Mercer and
Mcguire. Earned runs-Pittsburg 4;
Washington (. Three base hits-Becy-
ley, Joyce, Coogan, Abbey. Stoltn bases
Joyce. Crooks. Double plays-Cross
and Beckley. Bases on balls-StenZeI.
Smith, Bierbauer, Hassamer. Crooks
Hit by pitcher-Stenzel. Joyce .; Mer-
Ger. Cmpire-Emslie Time Oh
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ALL FREE,

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportuni-
~ TO try ii Free. Call on the adver-
tised druggist and get a Trial Bottle.
Free. Send your name and address to
II. L. Bucklen * Co, Chicago. and get
sample box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Free, as well as a copy Of Guide
to health and Household Instructor
Free. All of which is guaranteed TO do
you good and cost you nothing at the
drug stores Of Charles Lawrence and
q. GehrinG.
MONEY is a hand maiden IL thou knowest
how to use it, mistress, If thou knowest
not-HOrace
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York

New York. May Z0--For zsasonatl'
fabrics there was an order demand from
all market. 'or moderate assortments
that collectively took a good quantity.
There was some demand for staple o.
brown c0ttons thaat manufacturers and
agents could not respond % because O,
the prices not relieving the advanced
cost % cotton 1T the deliveries being TOO
near. White goods we're ia good re-
qDes, az were printed tissues % fh-
lawn description. Good sales wcrs
reached through th~ forwarding Oh for
nner pgrch<ses. Printing cloths were
Quiet ard Nerv straty a. -.
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New York Grain Excitement.

New York. May eo--The greatest ex-
element seen n grain circles IN a num-
Der OF years was Witnessed on the pro-
duce exchange today. Wheat natural
y came IN for the lions share Of The &C
uvijy. the transactions amounting 20
s.. GO 60 bushels but corn and oats
also had a fair trade Fluctuations
We're very violent AZ times th- range
OF prices being unusually large The
activity was 4 continuation II the sx-
ciremeut OF che curb Saturday. VIXEN
July rose from - 70 Oh cents IN
half an hour. Today Il beat the latter
prica by nearly = cents. touching ~
cents during the afternoon and making
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21
FFsFI TIIIS-

Send your address 20 II y. pu~kie,
4 Co. Chicago. and get q free .znpi-
box % Or. Kings New LIZ, Pills A
trial vii convince you OF their rserfts
These pills are easy in action srd are
particularly effective Ia The cure Of Con
sum ptlcn ard Sick Headache For Ma
Isrfa and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaissbIs They are Eazrzu-
tied % Be perfectly free from SveTY de-
lsfrious substance ard % b purely
vegetable. They % not weaksn ~ thets
action. bat ~ giving tone % stomach
and bowels greatly iuvisoratr TIE sys-
TEN Regular size &C -. soL Fold
b. DruEglats Charles La1rsncs ssd q.
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The ooliehita daily EAGLE ymesday gHorme 9au H. 1895

total rise of almost cents per bush
Ell in two days The public has now
carried wheat up 5 and 20 cents a bush
ell and seems TO be just as much in the
ring as ever. Freezing weather west
and talk of widespread damage has
been OF great assistance TO the bulls
and was particularly so today. Anoth-
er very important factor today was the
heavy decrease Of 5000 600 bushels in
the visible supply. A few minutes be-
fore the close batch of selling orders
came suddenly upon the market and
knocked IL cents off the price before
the bulls knew what had happened
and the market left off in a whirl OF ex-
element. Corn and oats also advanced
the former Is cents per bushel and oats
! cent.
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New Orleans

New Orleans. May 3D.-Cotton-Ffrrn
middling. s-lGc; low middling. s3-lsc
good ordinary. sc. Net and gross re-
ceipts, 27S7 bales, exports 70 the continent.
? % bales Sales, $50 bales; stock. I5l-Zs
bales.
Futures-Steady Sales. 1900 bales:
MAY. Si-75 bid: June 8. 1915 -: July, s. s4ef
s X. August s. ss7s 50. September s. ssff
: q: October, s. ssaTS. -: November, g. ga
s q; December, s. seas %
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Sr yotrts prns!naa

St Louis May 2O-Butter-Cnchanged
for distil.srs' finished goods Lead-Dull
declining S2S71z. Spelter-Dull, 3 .
Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork
Higher: standard mess. jobbing. sl3. I2i2
Lard-Prime steam, Ss51l2; choice, $50
Dry salt meats (bOxedl-Saoulders, &. y;
longs. s637iz: ribs. $50; shorts, S5.sZiz.
Bacon (boxed)-Shoulders $50. longs,
& =. rihs 81 ~. shorts s. IN
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American securitie. In London.

New York. May 2o.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says. The
stock markets were idle today The
settlement viii begin on Wednesday.
Americans opened dull and below the
parity. Northern Pacific was especial
" Hat. A general recovery followed
and the closing was firm. There were
small irregular changes on the bal
ance. The reaction OF Saturday was
partly due TO bearish article in the
Statist. A further reaction is expected.
but no slump The glut OF money Is
more pronounced than ever and this
should facilitate settlement. Arrange
ments for further Issues OF fresh bonds
by American railroads are expected
here. The better class will do we'll
Rothschilds has ceased buying gold
FOR the moment at least
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GAMES POSTPONED

Cleveland, May 20.-Brool1Iyn-C,Ieve-
land game postponed: wet grounds.
Louisville, May 20.-LouisyiIle-Balti
more game postponed; wet grounds.
Cincinnati, Nay 20.-Cincinnati-Bos
ton game postponed; wet grounds.
St Louis, May 20.-New York-St.
Louis game postponed; wet grounds.
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Coffee.

New York, May 20.-Cofee-Options
opened quit with prices unchanged TO ,
cents lower; ruled exceptionally duh and
featureless. Sales the smallest recorded
for months. Closed dull a. Saturdays
final prices. Sales. 1,751 bags, including:
May, $14.15: September, s14s0. Spot coffee
Rio dull: No. Z. 15Izc. Mild quiet Cor
dova. 1s4 d19c. Sales, 1900 bags Mara
caibo; LOCO bags Central American; 800
bags Mexican, and l,052 bags washed Car
q cas- % Z
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W DOL MARKET.


s. Louis. May 3,-WooI-FIrn ard high
er Missouri and medium. IzfGlfc. coarse.
1eTi5c: heavy fire, sGSizc Kansas and
Nebraska medium. Sale: light fine. It's
Texas ard Indian Territory medium. J1zf
lie. coarse and low. 1875. fine medium
sGIIc. light fine, sG@c: heavy fire 5fI7c
Western medium, "a &c. coarse ard Io2.
TqSc: heavy fire. 5Gsc. Tub washed. far
70 choice 1sT1lc
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New York, May 20.-Butter-Steady;
western, dairy. 7412c: western creamery,
IlT17c; western factory, 7Q1oc; Elgin. lie:
imitation creamery, Sq13c; state dairy.
10G16c: state creamery, lie.
Eggs-Steady; state and Pennsylvania,
Bic; western fresh, 14G15c; southern, 12is
@l3l2c. Receipts, 9.7Si packages.
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WEEK OPENS HEAVY
STOCK MARKET sYMPATHIZES WITH
WEAKNESS ABROAD
There is Also Brisk Selling for Roth the
Home and Foreign Account--Prices De-
cline Early, Northern Pacific LEADING, on
IN Assessment scsrs--SugarLeads . Par
tiai Recovery-NeAr Midday the Bears
Get in Their Work Again and There l.
Steady Decline to the Close. Changers
and Coalers Leading.

New York, May ao.-The week opened
on the stock exchange with a heavy
market in sympathy with the weakness
OF American securities in London and
under brisk selling both for tie home
and forign accounts. Prices declined
during the first fifteen minutes. North
ern Pacific made the heaviest loss 2
per cent. The extreme depression there
in was due 10 the circulation OF reports
that the reorganization plan would call
for heavy assessments on both the pre-
ferred and common stocks. In the rest
OF the list The reaction did not exceed
per cent. Sugar came in good demand
and sold up rs per cent and on cover
ing OF shorts. Northern Pacific rallied
Ia per cent, while the general market
MAYED up a fraction with the exception
OF Baltimore and Ohio. which sold down
l per cent. and Cordage stocks, which
broke isG4 per cent. the latter in the
guaranteed. Shortly after IL a'clock
prices moved back a trifie but quickly
recovered, New Jersey Central record
ing gain OF / = per cent, Baltimore and
OHIO per cent: LoClede Gas per cent.
and Great Northern preferred In per
cent. and other shares isGl per cent
StNhaa Nitduay there WIS a renewal or
the bear demonstrations. and the mar
Ret again gave way. becoming dull and
featureleSs in the next hour and grad
uaily growing weak. During the last
two hours the tendency OF figures was
downward, the Specialities which have
been most prominent in the recent ad-
vance. the Changers and the Coal
stocks. leading the decline. Specuia-
ton closed heavy with prices in the
main 1.a6 per cent the latter Great
Northern preferred; . per cent In Wheel
ing and Lake Erie preferred and Cord
age guaranteed; per cent In Northern
Pacific. ST. Paul and Duluth: Cotton
OF and Consolidated Gas. III per cent:
-. Paul and Omaha and Dtstilling. la
per cent: Missouri Pacific, New York.
Chicago and ST. Louis second preferred.
Pullman and ST. Paul. IL and Sugar.
Baltimore and Ohio. Burlington. Den-
yer and iRo Grand preferred and HouS-
ton and Texas Central. 1 per cont.
Among the few gain are Erie telegraph.
IL per cent; Keokuk and Des Molnes.
rs, and La Clede Gas preferred. per
cent.
The early dealings in bonds were char
acterized by the buoyancy OF the North
srn Pacitics. but they. in common with
The general market. broke badly in the
last session. The aggregate sales were
+, Sal 200.
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st. Ioniz.

S. Louis. May o.-Cotton-Steady. lis
cent higher. middiinE. sac. Sales. ~
bales; receipts. ~ bales. shipments. s7s
bales: stock. q III bales.
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TWO INNINGS DID 1T.
PIRATES GET GOOSE EGGS TILL THE
EIGHTH AND NINTH.

Mercer is Elusive in the First Seven but in
the Eighth They Locate Him for Four
Two Records Made a: Chicago--PhiIlies
Make Thirteen Errors and the Colts
Iwenty-Seven Hits--Other Games Post.
pOned by Wet Grounds--Sunday Games
--Other Leagues--Sporting Notes.
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wonas's ooSoKrss IN SESSION.
second Ansz.i Nssttax Veieonsd 20 "a.
Yr.netsfo ~ MAJOR sst-o.

san FrasciEco. Nay zo-The sscoas
annual nesting OF fAs WozAa's con
prrrs Tss cD@as1 today MAYOR Esfrs
delivered al address q wsicors. -
which replies were maze 5y Kiss s1s&a
T. Anthony and ftsg. Arna Shaw
Dr. Mary Mood AIlen q Aaa Arbcr.
Nich- spoke cn re Moral Etgcailos
o ihe YaEng
orheT papers we.s rad ~ pf9-siaeai
California uornau.
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vances; light. $4.35G4s5; mixed. 8. 40G74 20;
rough. A3JSIi.s5: heavy. Si25EffSD.
Cattle-ReceiptS. l0Gl9 Market quiet.
butchers stuff weaker
Sheep-Receipts. SEQ. Market active at
10 and 10 cents advance
ST. Louis. May 20-Cattie-Receipts.
500; shipments. 400. Market active and
a shade higher. Good 10 choice native
beef steers. S5.0Jfi5.S0: fair 10 medium,
Si.00G475; light. S50G4.o0: stockers and
feeders. $S.nNi0o: cows, s2.5Oa350; fed
Texans. S.Sogi.S; grassers. ssTJd3. 20:
cows. $. 25q3 :.
Hogs-Receipts. S,4u: shipments. 1910
Market and IN cents higher: heavy. A.5.tJ
4-6l: mixed. $I25Ef451: light. Si9)I445
Sheep-ReceiptS. 100. shipments. l.ecH
Market firmeT. Natives range. Sa5fIi.5.0
outside for top grades. southwest. S2.Scp
$50; lambs, si.50G5.25.
Kansas City. May @.-CattIe-Receipts
300. shipments, Co. Market strong TO
10 cents higher Texas steers. S3.eoiII .:
beef steers. Si0005.S0; stockers and feed
ers. s.. 50lI4 As
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments, ao0.
Market strong 10 5 cents higher: bulk OF
sales. A.Set450; heav!5s, 4.45I4 20; pack
ers, i-S0G460: mixed. 81 3elpi50. lights
81 l5qi.i0; workers. $iS9qi.i0: pigs, s3log
As.
Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments, none
Market strong TO 10 cents higher.
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COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York. May O.-Cotton-Qulet: mid
ding. 7itc. Net receipts. S35 bales: gross
4 .cJD bales; exports TO Great Britain. 704
bales: TO France, $3.50 bales; forwarded
10 bales. Sales, LIZ bales; spinners, ~
bales; stock, -, 81 bales.
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sugar.

New York, May 20.-Sugar-Raw, market
firm. Sales, 500 bags centrifugal, % test,
at PIC, and 80 bags do, at 3asc. and 700
bags concrete, to arrive, 2i2 ex-ship, 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21

The ls-ss. Isr3nx ssns3tor "a 'hss
state - ihs Ernsss r&c%r I~aKef. ~
Esakakee. Tbs fellow paced 4 work
1at mile last y@Gr - y. bat was
saved fq- ~ J-y~ar-oid form he
psces5 a qanrfyF last week VITA "a
es41 pulL-g EsT rUurd % one side n
81 sscurds ard the iazs r-ghtn 81 Ia.
Tssere zre aura@ pretty GOD green
PAGERS ~ fhe us.s~ track zssd tao o.
EErse - f-sEE ear sr<ss better than .
rs ga. bat tarF G9n't. any 0s then
- :. &C.,. s-.S ss.x fSIio1.
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Western Ieance Games

GRAND RAPIDS II; DETROIT Q.
Grand Rapids, Mich, May 20.-Score:
r II E
Grand Rapids...4 o Q o 0 0 2-l7 IS 7
Detroit ......0 3 O O O-q15 ~
Batteries: Parker and Earle. White
hill and Twincham.
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Now. should the above prices not be sat-
tsfactory, please write us stating what you
have TO snip and what you want for II.
If you wish 20 cOntrac for a week ahead.
let US hear from you with your loves Z
figures, and we VIII tTys TO make a deal
with you. We want your shipments.
and If You will correspond with US. We
can do you some good
Now, please be kind enough 20 put your
name and address on each package and
send invoice with bool-of-lading by mail.
We have "A lot OF entries on our books.
and we cannot find who we received them
from; then they kick Tor quick remit
tance.
Wake up now, and give us some Of your
shipments, as We need large lots next
week. and might make concessions ~ YOU
let us hear from you with your lowest
prices and what you have TO ship. Write
us anyway; IL viii not hurt you. We
viii pay You all that anybody else Will
for your shipments. Yours respectfully.
CAMPBELL PRODUCE co,
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. 2. spring wheat. 7sisd76I,c: No. 5.
nominal; No: red. 52isa13ssc. No. corn.
&c; No. white. 33aSS54c: No. g. 3sdSSi. &C.
No. rye. 65i@c. No. , barley. 50i.G5ic:
No. 8, iSd5oi.c: No. 4, nominal No.
naXseed, N.Eiz. Prime timothy seed.
$500. Mess pork. per Dbl. 81. 75eIl2 S7Iz
Lard, per leo lbs, S6.s0 Short ribs sides.
0ooseD S5.25H6.40. Dry sailed shoulders
tboXed,) 5;4IJ3s. Short clear sides, tboxed)
69sT6S4. WhiSkey. distillers' finished goods,
per gal, Sl.2i. Sugars-Unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago. May 3).-Hogs-Recssp,s =. 1ssa !
Market rather slow and easy a. early al I
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealers in
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
GAME, FISH. OYSTERS.
Telephone 1j5. Corner lst and ) tn

Telephone 1j5. Corner lst and ) tn
WICHITA. KAN
POULTRY-EGGS-B
We want your shipments of Poultry
Eggs, and Butter. and quote the following
prices on track at your place. We want
Poultry shipped by express. Butter and
Eggs by freight.
POULTRY.
Cents uer In
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SINnAX CANES

Cleveland at Louisville-Score:
r II T,
louisville =. % 00O1OOe IL 10 .
cleveland ..3 o ) 0 5000 s-Sl2 3
Washington at Cincinnati-Score:
r II E
Cincinnati.. 20 o . 1905 2 :
Washington - o 0 0 o Ia
Brooklyn at cago-Score:
RR z
r-."ago.. .....1 0 8 2O02l 0-l412 7
Brooklyn ......2 0 4 2 1 o % 9 8
Baltimore a st. Loufs-Rain STONED
the game in the seventh inning. score:
r II Z,
= LoUis...........0 / 8 ct O
I,t-imore ......--0 0 o 0 IL q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21
ST. Louis Grim.

ST. Louis. May 2o.-Receipts-Flour, 4. COO:
wheat, $4,000; corn. 16.0ea: oats e5.e0
Shipments-Flour. 1000: wnear. 80 GEO; corn.
5000; oats, 1000. Flour-Higher prices
asked but difficult TO realize them and
market badly unsettled. Patent, $3.50
3.35: choice, s29GQ3.1o rye flour. sS.25a3 30.
Wheat-A wildly excited market prevailed
today, during which there were violent
fluctuations but the general tendency was
strongly upward Outside buying and re-
ports OF crop damage were the bull fea-
lures. Most of the buying was done by
longs. The opening was at rs cents
went up cents above that. Later came a
quick and sharp break that carried the
price down "a cents down from the top.
AT the close there were sellers 2ls cents
below aSturday. No = red-Cash. 75l2c ;
May. &c: July. 1850 asked; August, 723sc
asked; September. 725sc. Corn-Reports OF
frost damage and the strength in wheat
higher opening there was further ad-
vance of cents, but like wheat. this did
not hold and late in the session came a
rapid decline of IL cents, though the
close was III cents above Saturday. No.
2 mixed-Cash, 52l2c; May. 52l2c bid; July,
53i4c; September, 5ic. Oats-Futures dis
turbed by fluctuations in wheat and corn,
and advanced in price, bur were only oc-
casionally traded in Spot higher. No.
2-Cash, 29a4c; May, 297sc bid; June, 297.c;
July, 2Sssc asked; September. $40 2Sfsc
asked. Rye-Strong and higher; sample
lot al Csc. No stock here and none COM
ing. Barley unchanged. Corn meal,
Nominal. s1.40 Grass seeds-Clover. $50
ais; timothy, s3.OGN4.0o. Hay-Dull but
firm. prairie. s7.5009.oo, this side; timothy,
s.. J0d II. 70, east side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21
TOO MUCH TO HOLD
GRAINS GET AN ADVANCE THAT
MAKES THEN TOP-HEAVY.

Frost Damage Scare Produces a Frenzy Of
Buying That Sends Wheat Over a Range
of Three and One-Eighth Cents, and
Starts Corn One and One-Eishth Cents
Higher Than Saturdays Close and Sends
il Three-0uarters Better Than That Yet
When the Frost News is Ventilated
Half the Advances Tumble on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21

On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was firm: creamery. l00
16i2c; dairy. .GIJc Eggs firm, 111@Ql2c.
7NiIc.