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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
HIS LODGE TAKES ACTION
Words Spoken of Consolation Given in the
Death of His Wife

The following resolutions were adopt
cd last night by North Wichita Lodge
No. 34S. I. o. o. F.. at their regular meet
ing in favor OF S ". Wood OF st. Louis,
Mo:
Whereas. Il has been the VIII Of our
Heavenly Father 20 permit the hand OF
afTiiotlon to be laid upon the household
Of our esteemed brother. s. ". Wood.
and take unto Himself his dearly below
ed wife. and
Whereas. We as lodge desire 10 bear
testimony 10 the high esteem IN which
our brother Wood. IS held, and
Whereas. We desire 10 share equally
with him in this great hour OF sorrow
therefore. Be IL
submission 70 the VIII OF Him who
ruleth and doeth all things well
That We express our deepest and ten
dsrest consciousness OF the affiiction
which has visited our brother and his
family.
That We direct their hearts 10 the Al
mighty God, in whom We live. move and
have our being. who alone can more
truly comfort than all Others and give
them peace n this hour OF deepest trial
Resolved. That these resolutions b
engroSsed upon the minutes % the lodge
that a copy thereof be given each OF tbe
daily papers IN The city for publication,
and a copy De sent 10 the GRIEF stricken
family.
P. W. COCHRAN
g. G. NORDMARK,
L F. SMITH.
Committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
NEW YORK MARKETS

New York, June L-FlOur-Receipts, =
100: exports. 1).Soo Unsettled and lower
70 sell. following the weakness n wheat:
prices nominal; Minnesota. SS-59d2s5: DO
bakers. =: winter straizhts. S-&d540;
spring low grades. S2ooG1J.
Rye four-Steady.
Corn uleal-DuL. yellow western coarse.
ssGssc.
Rye-DuT: western. Gizc.
Feeding bsrlsy-EG5sc
Barley mait-Nomjnal: western. lS7f5-
Wheat-Rsoeipts. +9l-3oo. exports. "a 30
Spot weak: No. 2 rs9. NC: 40. hard sfa.c
fob aaoat- Options opened stronger o.
decrease In Liverpool stocks. but yielded
% unloading By local longs. followed By
general liquidation and excessive weak
ness. prices making q ret low record for
the season. fire crop prospects. active
northwestern selling. an1 predictions OF
large cror al encouraged The depression.
closed TasG-1zc rst lover; No red. June.
81 6ss5Isc. closed sc: September. g.
81 Bic. closed ez5<c.
Corr-Rsceipts. s. 80. exports. Asda SPOT
weak: No. = &c. options opened steady
but broke sharply under heavy rsceirfs
June. 5snszlsc. closed &c. Seo.e-ber. "a
EZ1.c. closed SIC.
Oacs-Recslpts. = 80: exports. sea
Spot active bit weak; No : z7z61s.c-
Options 6uu and weak v1th The Other
markets ard Closed ssc 5et lowsr
Hay-Easy. sh'27lng. 71s75cs good %
choioe. eg9sec.
HopS-DuII. STATE co--io- 20 choice Iee4
crop. 2-z5Ssc. 1SS. 5Ssc. Pzc.1c co2S-.
- crop. E=Gsc. 10 crop. G@7c.
El6es-F1rm. Galveston, lie. Busaoz
Ay-es try. Sc Texas dry. s.. Czhforziz.
I-iFc-
Beef-S;ez3y: family. sss1Il -.
CIT meac-Ssui@t. pzckiei hans. So
Lz-5-Wszk. Sssssr1 steam - n. rs-
Hne5 6EL
Po-k-DuII: ols % rev zezs. = zss =.
shor- clear. = sy11aS9- fzl-niT. sisssr1.z q
Petros@gD-Dull: Cnits9 cio%ssa so
Catto7sse1 ciE-IzzrtsT@ ard zszk. r-fr7s
cru5e. &c. bgf-sr rae. -. Prime Sun
1>- yeIi0w. 80. prime xaite =
CoG-e-sJ7-fors oSe1@t s-rz1y a. A. a.
Tz-cs q points % csclize % paznts.
rulsc gs7e-s,ly Arm Ct higher Ez-orean
markets k1G slz-is- re-@sp-s. csosef
STEADY a. ga pos1ts Aware 20 ps1snts
teclire. $40. 4 40 bzEs trciaci-x So
TENDER, s.sSE5-aZ- Sp-ot F.o aoIs-Ai.
No. :. = g ND Eali. Cors1o-2- ~.
sajes. 80 bzSs Rlo <1- :. SeacTlbe-i. IL
eff sE-ros a1ls-- goo1 zve-aEs s1rfos
=. 90. receipts. t1e1 baEs- s-ocx- l13sfe
Ez-hu-r sseztr. s-ock $500 saEs.
against * Aa Lzst no-t5s 49,. ls,1R
70 qaiec. Ss. :. Elo =, Ess- e1e5ao1Ee-
= HI. -ecss-.s. tfs9 bass. clsarss4 Ter
- rr.feE states. l.ssss clearst fa- ~
rope. sog5s Et5ck. 80 Nzreopzks a.
Ilssr-ss frsza sSe~ Tcrk FT-Gzy. go ha<s.
NeE Torx s.c1k totsy. E~-k%s Tnlte1
s-z.es STICK =s%E. s&sks fc- rhs Tnltsi
s.z.ss. a. -. tstal y-E-s.e to- Ia Es-see
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
rEIzE TIGnT - LILLE


Doyle OF Clay To~sship sad Essssii Of Ca
lahoFna aset ia the EinE.
II was reported that regular prixe
fght vas had yesterday IN Butler cosn-
-. not FAR from the tozu o. Lon. Tas
contestants for puEilsstie honora were
Fiiz Doyle. the champion e clay to~u-
snip, and n coloreJ man named Kuase a.
from OEiaherna, whg. 80 90 said. ths
bioods % ElDoTads had imported fpr
The express uurpose q cleaning out rs
champion q the aferesai9 healthy pail
Cook acted e. referee. Tgr. FF~d Law
renee a. tlrnekeeDer. Th@ ring vas .
tE-aty-f9sr foot one ara TIE ngsf va.
game from TIRE frs SIX bard t9uzaE
rounds were had sHi when the feFeafa
Sas called the coloTe9 mans hssra ers
fhrew ~ TIE sponge ard U0yi@ Vas de-
ciaref the wi0rer. TIE aEht was ST.
messed ~ sonas 10 rsrEons. ard anloax
TIE n1moer TIE i1f9rFuaEt q fhe Esgts
rays were tatrty-eirht bicycle Fidsrs
from ElLora1a. TIE siEs = To- puras
fys<af f1r could not Dc lesrnei. bus O. -
sad that co-=lleras.s ussaey c5sags1
lau3s ca F.la beta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
TuE wTsTHKE

Ws-hl1a Js-s =
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s-af &C. srssss 60 feCTass- 80 r4snfz.i
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
CundRy Baseball Games.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Minneapolis at Grand Rapids-Thorn-
ton struck out thirteen men and mis- sup
porters made only single error, but the
AIillers won by making a home run hit
when the bases Were full. Attendance
5000. Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids .2o21 o-iO14 /
Minneapolis 20 0 I l 20 o 5 2-u Is 6
Batteries-Thornton and Smink
Healy and Shriver.
Milwaukee at -Nonnamak-
er, Miiwaukee's find, was exploded in
the box again. eight safe hits being
made of him in the fourth inning.
Barnes finished the game. Score:
RHE
Columbus ....ooosoooo-61s ?
Milwaukee .....2 0 90 0'-715 .
-WoIverton and Wilson;
Nonnamaker, Barnes and Spear.
Detroit and ST. Paul at Mount Glenn
ems, Mich.-Ina bility to hit Denzer lost
the first game to the Detroits, although
Gayle pitched a fine game. Catcher
frost was quite severely hurt by run
ming into a barbed wire tence. The
game was for the benefit Of the Michi-
gan cyclone sufferers. Attendance $500.
Score:
RHE
Detroit =. ...11ooooo Il
St Paul =. E. % o21S GO .
Ratteries-Gayle and frost: Denzer
and Spies.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Des Moines az Rockford-Score:
RH z
Rockford e. 100000 81
Des Moines III O0o1'-4 5
Observation-Disclosures and Snyder;
Senior and LohTar.
Quincy at Cedar Rapids-Score:
RHE
Cedar Rapids 100000 81
Quincy =. 80 90 10000 % 6 8
Batteries-Riiey and Sullivan: Reldy
and Quinn
Burlington al Dubuque-Score:
RHE
DUBUQUE =. 010o20-S 72
Burlington 0I0022 0--57 >
Battsries-Smith and Zahner; Nichols
and Armstrong.
St Joseph al Peoria-Score:
RHE
Peoria :. e. 21I0o0 10
81. Joseph =. Il Q o0o01 90 2
BaJteries-Thomas and Siedler; John
son and Parker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
NE FEEIs VERY GRATEFUL
Robert Prior save the \ Induces 90 Charlie
smyth " lII Not be farEoltcn.

Robert Prior Of 10 South Topeka ave-
nue.. fathe- ~ Lloyd Prior. the BIZ who
was - seriously bitten by the mad dog
on sunday MAY 10. called st the f,aEis
Office yesterday vita bis heart over
flowing ID gratitude o. Charles Smyfh
aud others who had assisted ga erHd-
ing his boy "a Chicago. 10 speaking Or
the case he said;
Il know that others came e. the 49,
cue % the poor 50 this city. bus AZ.
Smyth was tac one who came tn n1e. AMI
without knowing that he would ever be
REIN ursed said. Rob. you get that boy
and send him O. Chicago. and a. lang a.
nave a ceut be VIII have all medical
trea trn~nt that ie urtSiE Here ie somo
money ard have authorized Rev. SIR.
Beech % draw on me COR whatever he
, may need
Il done know how 20 exprsss ny
gratitude bat n should I've a hundred
years I would never see "a day in W44ica
! dld not feel grateful 90 The man Who
came 90 me when NY mind waH in slch
trouble over my boy. 7 bat spoke -
five doctors anJ taey aIi told me not TO
depend upon maidstone 7 could aDt
stand 90 zee my boy die and was in a
terrible state % mind when Mr srnyta
came and shade ne thc offer. az courss
will never fan % fe-e. grateful 20 ths
Commercial club. the commissioners
and others. but ? cannot help bat feei a
little deeper grautu3o for Mr. Smyth
than the r-st
Ny boy is ~ bone and We feei pr
fectly certain that b. tF thoroughly cur
Cd Rev. IL. Beech wa like q father %
the boys and they could not have fallen
IN better hands Iieae~ express my
gratitude through the Eagle % All ths
kind friends who sifel myself ard FAM
ny during fria3 which 60 or can ap-
p7eciate'uniess they stall pass through
similar oue"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City, June I-Wheat-One and
? cents lower: No. hard. 51G53c; No. 3
3Sd43c; No. red. H65sc; No. 3. 61c: No.
spring, 5oG5Ic; No. 3. -7d49.
COrn-One cent lower. No. mixed. IKE
No. white. 2izc.
Oats-Lower; No. . mixed. I5c; No. :
white. 1S1zc.
Rye-Steady: No. .. 5eGS3c
Hay-Weak: timothy. choice, s110Gi1i-5e;
prairie, choice. S6.50d7.5a
Butter-Stsady; creamery. 12di5c; dairy.
10izG19c.
Eggs-Firn: strictly fresh. 61zT7c.
Cattie-R4ceipts. $3.50; shipments. zoo;
lights steady 70 strong: others about
steady: beef steers. g 0o13. %; native COWS,
sl-50cS- 30: stockers and feeders. S25O63.65.
HogS-Receipts. so; shipments, 80: i0c
lower: bulk OF sales. g s5Q300: heav1es.
S250g2s0: mixed, . sO93Oo; lights. SZ-5Gg1
Gs.
Sheep-Receipts. 90: shipments none
lambs. $s-S0g4 -; muttons. 3 ov8350.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
FRANK L. DYER
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beav-
ersville. Ill. says: 'aTo DR.. Kings New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but OF no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry in my store l sent for a bottle and
began Its use and from the first dose
began TO get bstter. and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
II is worth its weight in gold We
won't keep store or house without it."
Get free trial at Geo. Van Werdens
Pharmacy, 32S y. Main street, and G..
Behring's drug store, northeast corner
OF Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

States. g. 60. against 574e97 last year.
Havre closed unchang ed; sales. $500 bags,
Sugar-Raw fair. refining. 52scs ceutr.-
fugal IS test, 57sc; sales, 100 bSES Cuba
centrifugal. IS test, 81 elf. refined Quie-.
standard i. SC; crushed, SIC: granulate1.
57sc.
Dry goods-1aken altogether IL was a
quiet dry goods market today. a. mary
buyers who absenteG themselves on Frt-
day have not yet returned. hence the re-
quests usual TO Monday was missed
Printing cloths very dun al "a cents.
Fall River. Mass. June Print cloths
quiet ~ exc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
COMEDY or MISTAKES
How Otto Zinmernzs had to Hide Dat In
Batter Counfy


Better CoaBfy.
Otto Zsmner-nan vent oct fishing lat
Wednesday With party oo1s:ins %
twenty-five ladies and Fcntlemsn- He
had MS oEa tezI1 ard % Saturday NON
fng he forgot himself a14 was forTgtten
By every ocher member of TIE party
He sn0ozed away untl eionz 1ogt tae
nE5dle q re for-oooa- when he opeze5
his ey-es and foun4 h.rs~ls aiore Not
knowing Ehers "a. party hGf g0ne %
he CONCLUDED 20 have fsa al - hlr9aelf
nat day. re pat o. q cg~1oy na-,
sooulee7@d bis Eua ard szlie5 opf 70 XII
birds AftsT travelling a3onE Tas r-zai
about = ME or fNo hs ssE q great cE
oak 1ree win SIS sgrszdl1g brs1c5ss
with q nice fat rex 81 ne bzss C g.
Il E-1eSs. SD orc. 't1is - god
enough f1r me- ard - saying - vat
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IN. Otto SeTi1ez her fears a-d . a.
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waived h.Ls ans fgr1ozs3y ssEr-salls1z ke-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
ST. LOUIS MARKETS

St Louis Jun I-Wheat-No. . rel. cash
55c bid elevator; No. hard, cash. 5sc: Aug
ust, SAC
Corn-No. mixed. 3ztc bid. September
zsss G&Ac.
oats-No. : cash. 1sc: September. MS
bid
Pork-JobbfnK. IS S7L
I.Srd-Prfme estam. $50
Lead-s2 IN
Speiter-S 771zd3S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

Regular meeting q Peerless lodge No.
6. Degree Of Honor. this evening a. s
O'Clock sharp. Election - Officers
Every member urg-d 70 bs present.
Nora Ledgerwoo6. Recorder.
Miss Anna white. the returned nis-
sionary from Africa, VII sp'e-lk n enc
interest OF Africa before the Epsorta
league OF Enporia avenue n r church
on Tuesday evening. Everybody IN
r-4.al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
CURE FOR HEApAcEE

AS a remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitte-s has proved TO be
the very best 1t effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitusl
sick headaches yield 70 its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted 10 pro-
cure a bottle. and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases Of hsbitusl cOnsti-
patton Electric BittsrS cures by giving
the needed tone 10 the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use OF this medi-
cine. Try Il once Fifty cents and Leo
at Geo. Van Werien's Pharmacy. 5zS
y. Main street. and g. Behring's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
Real Estate Transf>rs-

E'urnIshet by the wichita Ab-s-ac;
sod Land company
2 L Throckmortou xd y S9iz q lot
and Az q % " s257 q lot
Dover 81 EiltOn's md add. lots
% 5 Euporiz avenue sub of
Wells and Eagle Adj S-so = lot
s Fai-visw avenue Myers and
Slyde-s outlets also nv = sec
5o-1s-le and sE i sc s-S-sT--.- !
c " Brown Nd Sc = sc - and =
= n = SEC - AMI : \ nv ! sec
$3.50 sIso lot . sec S5-S-1e.. 1s5s
J A and Y Harrison deed lots
and > Sc 2-S-e<--.----.
l : Bssadstte Qcd lots = - sad =
Bzrxsss avenue PzrEen tsr's nd
I4l--------- ---s~-----.-- =
= " Miller. NJ lot - Hinton sE5-. 80
4 = Kendall Nd lots - and = Day
ton ave- LaxrsnceS 7th add :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
PLAY HAS VIM IN IT
NATIONAL LEAGUES PUT UP ALL
KINDS OF GAMES.

Constrasted styles of Pitching in the Case
of Abbey and Observation-Disclosures
Show the Champions in the Seventh In
ming What They Can do When They Try
Senators Win in the Ninth After q
Close Gsme-Beaneaters Get a Few
More Runs Than the CoIoneIs-Western
and Sunday Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

GIN Earned runs-Cincin1ati Z: PhiIa-
delphia 4. Two base hit-McPnee,
Burke, Sullivan. Hulen. Three base
hfts-Burke, Ewing, Irwin. Home runs
hoy, Thompson, Clements Stolen
bases-Irwin. Bases on balls-Of Fish
er l; of Ortiz 2. Struck out-Miller, Ew-
ing, Hulen, Delehanty. Hit by pitched
ball-Thompson. Double piaysNash
and Brouthers; Thompson and Mailman.
Umpire-Hurst
SENATORS 5; SPIDERS 3.
Washington. June 1.-The two teams
were very evenly matched in today's
game, but Washington won out in the
ninth on a th7ee-bagger by Cartwright,
Rogers single and Dement'S home run.
In the fifth Cuppy retired the side on
strikes. Connor batted for Cuppy in
the last inning. Attendance, $500.
Score:
RHE
Washington 1000 $40 2
Cleveland ..-.-2 1 0 0 0 o 0 0-3 9 l
Batteries: Washington-Maul and
MCGUIRE; Cleyeland-Cuppy and Zim-
mer. Earned runs-Washington 4;
Cleveland 2. Two base hits-McKean.
Three basehits-Cartwright Home
runs-Selbach, Demont. Stolen bases
Brown, Tebeau, thinner. Double plays
-Childs, Mexican and Tebeau; Cuppy,
Childs and Tebeau.
First base on balls-O Maui 1; off Cup
by ,. Hit by pitched ball-Zimmer
Struck out-By Maui 4; by Cuppy 8.
Umpire-Emslie.
BEANEATERS "A; COLONIES II.
Boston. June The Bostons defeated
the Lousyilles today in a closely played
game. Smith was batted hard and re-
tired in favor Of Frazer in the middle Of
the fifth inning. As Shannon came to
the bat in the second inning ne was pre-
scented a gold watch and a large basket
Of flowers. Score:
RHE
Boston .......o 021443o o-1412 4
Louisville ..--.0 5 90 OIL 2-1114 5
Batteries: Boston-Stivetts and Gan
Eel, Jenney; Louisville-Smith, Frazer
and Miller. Earned runs-Boston s;
Louisville 4. Two basehits-Tenney.
Miller. Three basehits-Dexter. StoI-
en- baSes-Shannon, Lowe Double PLAYS
Miller, Clingman and O'Brien. First
base on balls-By Stivetts 4: by Smith 5;
by Frazer ?. Struck out-By Stivettes
4; by Smith l. Passed balls-Tenney.
Miller Wild pitches, Frazer 2. UNI
p4rS-Lynch. Attendance ], 500.
Western League Games
Indianapolis. June 1.-Score:
RHE|
Indianapolis 201o1o o-51s
Kansas City % 01101O-3 8
Batteries-Monroe and Wood; Daniels
and Lake.
Grand Rapids, June 1.-Score:
r H z
Grand Rapids % 00O0l1N2 .
IL 3 2 o 20O-S Il
Batteries-Eiteljorg, Briggs and
Smink; Carney and Schriver.
Detroit, June 1.-Score:
R H z
Detroit -. 100 14014oLO 3
St Paul =. III 0 o. I 1 o. 10 2
Batteries-Egan and Twineham; Null
lane and Kraus.
Columbus, June 1-Score:
r H E
Columbus -....7oo02 o-1214 3
30 1 o01 2-511 5
Batteries-Boswell and Wilson; Claus
sen, Baker and Spear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

The ". C. T L viii hold a pario-
meeting al their rooms opposite the
posJoftice. this Tuesday, afternoon
from TO O'Clock An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and q cordial
invitation IS extended 20 ell 70 attend.
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SpeciaI conmunsczrson CO AFosrr Pike
lodge No. 90. A, = and A II. Tuesday
evening. June :. az o'elock- Work a.
TIE First degree ylscoEs welcome /
!. Pea-ce.
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CHICAGO Markets

Furnished by r. L. BOSTICK. Commits
sion Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
finnal
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FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June 1.-The Evening Pos.
London cablegram says: The stock
markets Were booming today, led by a
sharp squirt in Kaffirs by today's news
from PetOrfa. The business in Kaffirs
was principally bearish covering and
prices frequently rose so per cent. but
very little inducement will be required
10 bring in the public and produce a re-
newal Of the boom At the same time
il must be remembered that South AZ
rican politics are still unsettled West
Australian mines also rose excitedly.
English rails advanced sharply. but re-
acted on profit-taking. The general
animation galvanized Americans into a
semblance OF life but prices were lower
in the street.
The Paris bourse was firm. mainly on
the London revival in Kaffirs.
The Berlin market was steady.
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Wheat-Decrease. 95S.O00: corn. inerease

wheat-Decrease. 95S. COO: corn. increase
els, 900
Chicago, June 1.-Cattle-Arrivals wore
about as expected and mite with fair de-
mand from the start, some grades show
ing slight advance. Choice 800 pound
steers were most in favor. Some extra
smooth steers Of such we Cht sold up 10
81 50, but steers sold at s. S5fp4.10 and plain
lots around $40. Cows and heifers went
at firm prices and veal calves sold about
steady. the best around $50. Texans
went at full prices, grass steers chiefly
at s.. 1SC5.59, and some fed cattle Of extra
quality around SIS.
HoSs-The supply was far n excess Of
the demands OF the trade and sales were
generally at 1e120c decline. Choice 80
pound hogs sold a. 800, very choice me-
dunn butcher pigs at 1910, and fancy light
sorts al around $780, only a few extra
quality reaching 1885. Rough lots sold
al $50. and the bulk OF the good 20 choice
strong weight mixed a s. $3.50
Shesp-Ths run VS. fairly liberal. but the
demand was very strong from all sources
and the pens were quickly cleared al the
highest all-round range OF the year. Most
choice -fat native muttOnS sold al & 81
4-10. some heavy sheep OF extra quality
making $45. and yearlings s451. Good
mixed natives went at s. 9173. 20 Texas
muttons went a. $50. Spring lambs were
in very strong demand. choice lots selling
around SS.UGs.I5.
ipt-Cattle, 1900; hogs, 1900;
sheep. Is. ao0
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HIGHER PRICES GO
LONDON LEADS OFF SPRY AT THE
MARKETS OPENING.

export SltcoEon 70 Less threatening
However, the Market is Extremely Duh
In Spots and the Aggregate OF the Trad
Ing Is LjEht-Aftsrn0on Speculation In
tensely Dun-close az slight Gains
London Markets on the Boom.
New York. June 1.-The bulls were
encourag ed at the resumption OF bust
ness today by higher prices for Ansri-
can securities in London and by the
cheerful sentiment expressed from that
center. Expectation OF any early ad-
iournment OF congress and cOnsiderSb-
~ lighter engagements OF gold for ex-
port by tomorrow's German steamer
also figured in favor OF higher prices
AS result sharp fractional gains oc-
CURED in the leading shares. The mar
ket. however, was extremely dull az in
tervais and the aggregate OF trading
was poor showing. The top figures
OF the day were scored in the forenoon
session and extended 10 = per cent IN
Louisville and Nashville. mainly on for
eign buying. The subsequent quotations
were shaded on realiZatiOns. Sugar
moved I'D in sympathy with the gen
eral market, but soon developed a reac-
tionary tendency and yielded to last
weeks closing on the announcement Of
sharp reductions in the prices Of domes-
tic ad foreign sugars In the late deal
ing5 the shares were IN better inquiry
and closed with a slight gain Tobacco
sold of : per cent IN realizing. but was
accorded support by insiders at the low
point and recovered slightl The trad
ing in the railway list was fairly large.
considering the sim general total. but
the market was very narrow. aside
from one point or two OF the specialties
which moved point or mere on single
transactions. Leather preferred came
rose y per cent on purchases induced
by expectation OF favorable action on
the dividend by the directors at their
meeting tomorrow. The afternoon specu
lation was devoid OF features, aside
from the intense dullness. The mar
ket closed firm al general slight gains.
Stock sales today were 50 $40 shares.
including the following: Chicago Gas
800; Sugar q 900: Burlington $500:
Louisville and Nashville $500; St. Paul
1s. 400; Tennessee Coal and Iron $500.
Railway bonds were quiet, but gen
orally firm with gains Of 141Is per cent
in some of the less prominent issues.
The sales were $s6S. 900
Government bonds were a shade lower
with the new fours, but tie other issues
held stady. The dealings aggregated
S35 COO