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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-15
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Bridgeport, Conn, May 1.-THE fastest
vessel OF her class in the world was the
verdict accorded by the officers OF the trial
beard at conclusion OF the speed trial OF
the new gunboat Nashville today on Long
Island Sound. The speed required by the
government was 1301 knots. The average
speed made by the vessel was 1871 knots
making an excess Of speed very near three
knots. With a bonus OF $4,000 for each
excess knot, this means a total OF 5000
for the shipbu;lders. The time for the So
mile run out was one hour, thirty minutes,
thirty seconds. The elapsed time for the
second run was one hour, forty minutes
sixteen seconds. The average speed was
167 knots.
Washington, D. c., May 1i-Major Gen.
James B. Forsythe. commanding the de-
pa-tnlent OF California, was placed on the
retired list today on his own application.
He was confirmed IN his present rank yes
terday. The nomination Of his successor
as major general VIII go 10 the senate Mon
day and a. IS the common understanding
that Brigadler General Bliss, commanding
the department OF Texas, win receive the
nom:na ton. Orders were telegraphed to-
day TO Brigadier General Shafter to assume
command OF the department OF California.
He has been assigned to command the &C.
partnent of the Columbia and was IN San
Francisco. his old home, preparing to de-
part for Vancouver Barracks when the CT
der was sent This change VIII leave Co..
orel Anderson temporarily n command at
Vancouver Barracks during the interim
between the departure OF Brigadier General
OTIS for his station at Denver and the ap-
po.ntment OF a permanent commander Of
the department.
Washington, D. c., May 1.-THE record
OF the court martial II the case OF Captain
Henry Romeyn, recently tried al Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga. on charges founded on a
personal assault upon Lieutenant II. J.
O'Brien, OF has regiment, reached the war
department today from General Merritt at
New York. The fact that General Merritt
found it necessary 20 send the papers 10
Washington is an indication that the court
tas sentenced Captain Romeyn 70 dismissal
from the army. II IS said a. the depart
ment that If he was found guilty of the
one Charge OF conduct unbecomiug an Of
ficer and a gentleman the court had on re-
course in the matter, the sentence being
prescribed IN the regulations a. dismissal
The only manner in which Roneya could
have been convicted otherwise would have
been 10 have charged the Indictment and
found In, guilty upon another charge, such
as conduc; 20 the preiudsce CT discipline
and good order, which would have admit
ted &C lighter sentence The papers are
now n the hands OF Judge Advocate Gen
e-al Lieber, who Is charged by the law
with q careful scrutiny OF al me recorded
procee diaSs, 70 ascertain their regularity
They VIII then 50 10 the president Tor h.s
action
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DUCHESS DALENCoN's FUNERAL
Royal Relatives I'm a Railway Collision, on
che Way to Paris

Paris, May 1.-THE o5ssIuiss OF tee
late Duchess q Aienco1 took place today
in the church OF s.. Philip du Roe, II
the Rus d1 FaUborg 81. Hono-a. Tie IL
terror was hung with black. dotted with
numerous shields bearing the arms OF
France and Bavaria N conformity with
the desire OF the duchess. expressed a;
various times during he- life. no flowers
or wre&tAs we're SEM. but many tasc-.5-
e51ri6oone ve7e Placed C tie cata-
faique The church was crowded. Car
Si.al Richard. the archbishop q Paris.
pronounced the abzoIEtion. The Due
G'A,enco1 was present
Wanna. May IA royal special train
conveying Prince and Princess Fe-5i--
and o. Bulgaria 70 attend the funerals ot
he Duchess d'Alsncoa and the Due
d'Au-1a.e. colE5sd on wednesday nigh.
with a Se-vian mail train a. ne station
% Jseogn. town Ct Servia- near TIE
Mo-ava river. The Prince and Princess
% Bulgar.a ard Iiaei- suites escaped
without injury.
Pzr.S. Nay il-Ths minister Sor for
essa a1ai-s. N. HanotAux. has Eris,ea
- the rs-i-ng United Sca.es ambsssaSo-
James B. E1sets. thanking hin and he
7crs0agel q tee United SAFES embassy
~ tAsir expressions C sympathy T1sh
~ family q ne victims OF he charity
bazaar Ect3cauS-
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DAYS LIST OF NOTED DEAD.

Cincinnati, O., May 1i--Christiaa Noerlei,
one OF the pioneer brewers OF Cincinnati.
died al $50 a. n, at his residence in CIif-
ton; aged 81 years
Boston, Mass, May fudge John Low.
ell. the distinguished jUr;st, died at his
home in Brookline just after o'clock this
morning. Judge Lowell has been i'll for
some time and his death has been expected
for several days
Bath, Me-, May 1.-THE new gurboat
Vicksburg was gwen a preliminary run
today. She encountered a rough sea. which
gave her a chance 20 show her seaworthi-
ness, and made 1Z5 knots an hour. fully
up to the requirements. TIE Official trial
VII take place shortly.
New York. May Max Na-etzk. the
weIl-known operate manager, died at his
home on Staten Island today, aged IS years.
IN isi. Maretzk was appointed assistant %
Balfo, director OF her mejesty's theater. He
also secured Jennie Ind for a series OF
concerts IN 1S4S he came to the United
States and from 1S4s TO 1873 was manager OF
Italian operas IN New York, Cuba, Next
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-15
WOOL AND COTTON Markets.

New York. May 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF 315 points
on near position and iQ2 points on the new
lowest OF the session. Following the first
call the market commenced 10 rally. The
summer months showed relative strength
throughout the session The market clos
ed steady. point lower 10 points higher.
with total sales OF $40 bales. The spot
cotton market continued TO hold command
ing strength throughout the session The
early weakness OF the market was the re-
suit of disappointing cables. the Liverpool
aev:ces on spot cotton. showing a decline
of I-3ed and sales OF only 7.0o bales. were
particularly Disappointing IN view Of tho
rally made by our market yesterday after
noon Quotations: Spot cotton closed Arm:
middl:ng uplands. I3-Isc; middlins gulf.
l-isc; sales 29s7 bales Futures closed
May. S.2: June. S.A: July. s7.4s; August
SIS: September. s7.4: October. ss-S: No.
vernoer, SIS; December, $E.
New Orleans, La May H-Coton-DuG:
sales $50 bales. Ordinary. s5-lsc: good or
binary. sIi-lsc: low n.ddI.ng. 7T-lsc; mid
ding, nc; good m.ddling. 1s-isc: middl.ns
fair. sac.
New York May 1.-THE following are the
ret receipts OF cotton AZ ali points since
September 1, 1895: Galveston. .342.5!3;
New Orleans. 2oA. 100: Mobile. 3c.s7o; Sa-
vannah. ST, 80; Charleston, SCI. 80; Whining
ton 235. 4o4; Norfolk So. 81: Baltimore. ST.
is3; New York. lo7. s43; Boston. I5+.2i2;; New
Port News. s3si; Philadelphia. 1850: West
Point, Va, 90: Brunswick. 1851: Texas
City. 81. I57; Pensacola, SCI: Port Royal.
Ii5f Total ssh 4s2
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The Best Remedy for Rheum,tism.

From tire Eairhaven IN. W Register.
Mr.. James Rowland OF this village
states that for twenty-five years his wife
has baen a sufferer from rheumatism. 4
few nights ago she was in such pair
that she was nearly cra3y. She sent Mr..
Rowland for the doctor, but he had read
OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and instead
Of going fo- the physician he went to the
store and secured a bottle Of it. His wife
did not approve OF Mr.. Rowland's pur-
chase al first, bat nevertheless applied
the Balm thoroughly. and = an hours
time was able to go to sleep. She now
applies II whenever she feels an ache or
2 pain and finds that IL always gives re-
lief. He says that no medicine which she
had ever usad did her as much good. The
% and 80 cent sizes for sale by druggists.
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KANSAS 49,.

"a
Kansas CIV. No. May r-wheat-Actsve
and steady: No. ? hard. sc. No J. TIrSe-;
No. 4. 7lT-5c: No. red. sc: No. 2. ss1sTi1
40. T. soQs7c: No spring. sodslc: Nc Z.
Corn-slo~ bu. steady: No. mixed. 81.
GEc
OstS-Rather slow. about s..zsy: No /.
white. ~ aoc. latter FOR fancy Old
PysNo. = 80.
Eay-S.ez1v.
Bu1te--weak; creamery. i2i5;sc: dairy.
sGf-c-
EEzs-BareIy steady. C.
ST LOUIS
s. Louis ,fo.. May A-R.ceap.-Fio1-
az. Enezt. - 10: cor1. 5-3n. cats. = -
81 spnents-E-lour. $50. wheat. D.-ss; corn.
Is 5o5: cats so.
F;our-DaH s-ssay ar5 unchanged
w-h1zt-ioEer- No. -; czsh- elevator.
90 BID: track. SO. Sss-sc. July. ~ s7777yc-
Corz-I1czs-: No . cast. FAC BID. July.
1870 asked
os.-Frrrs. No. czsA. 3c: Jziy. ,ssc.
Rys-S1ez6y. o.. track
FIsxseeS-Nonszzi. ~
Hzy-Fzrn ard unchanged
BE.is--osse;; ersz7ery, i'e-s'-c; es.-y.
E-ssezsy. s.
Pork-LoEsr. sta1tz-. rsss 3oess-s,
Lzrs-Lozs-: prime r=zz. ar: ehosc.
EA
NEW YORK
<sx Ya-k. Nay A-Fiozr-Rsest,-s -
y barrels. exports iiSss- He'd x.ezsy ca
.-es Cd basis bSs. c1s brszE a x1sz. cescx
wzeat-Fssessps. iss.-se h.assels: srpo--..
sssa spo- e2.s- z1s Eszksr Ovfso-s esss-
=. flsSssrc soEs-s Nss, szase. se2sszS>-.
*
s,o-z-Psref5-s = SO bszzSsiE. experts -
a. so. a-lssf- No. = &5e OScscas s0<~-.
Es,zs-- MAJ HSs.~- s~r-~-ah.f~ -
fz.s-Ekees5zs ne. b-sxselz. eKpo--.
q ~ $50. frn. NJ. > - O9stors ezE
. - 5owsr. Hay. -
1zzryt-- f-zs- - T11--4 szzse-.
Esv -[SEaEf
s-cs.c-S@@d c-f-SsezS<
CzNso-niz trz@s frssts-Strocx to- s<sr-
7~zr.a zrSi~x. o-1er frssrS trziy 49,.
ETaro-ases sSSz<s. p---e rsre t>zy. 4.
$50 9-fs4 r--e sGf.e- r-1-es. %=a-r
Is . AKA ar Gay a5<sco-a rcrz- 50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-15
UNIVERSAL POSTAL CONGRESS
Committee Discusses Questions of Little
Interest TO This Country.

Washington, May 14-Conmittee No.
2, Of the postal congress today cons-d-
cred the parcels-post question. a mat
ter with which the United States has
nothing - dc, except by separate conven
tons. \ number Of countries talked the
matter over. but no significant action
~as taken Tais counry's DELEGATES
took lI,la interest IN the proceedings.
The scheme for receiving subscriptions
for magazines and newspapers. already
in operation in several countries, also
came up n the committee in the form
Of a proposition for general a1ministra-
5i5n, h1l the discussion took no def
nike shape.
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COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS

New York. Nay 14-CofeeIOptions open
ed quiet. unchanged 20 points lower; mar
ket was dull and featureless all day in the
absence OF important foreign news and out
SIDE interest. Trading was chiefly fc- local
account Holiday IN Brazil Closed quiet.
unchanged TO points higher. Sales $50
bags, including: May. $50: September. $50
Spot coffee-Rio dull: No. invoice, Sc; No.
jobhing, SIC Miid-Quiet; Corcova, IL:
Q13s.c.
Sugar-Raw steady; refined firm; sranu-
lated g-lec.
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1T IS also thought that the revival Of thu
Cuban question has brought out quite a
large amount OF long stock held Tor specu-
iarire account On Friday the market wal
limited and revelsss. prices declining or
small transactions AT the close there
vas a somewhat better tone and slight
recovery On intimat:ons that the serious
ness Of the Chinese situation has been ex-
asgerafed-
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
New York. May H-Money on can easy ~
iNl11s per cent: prime mercantile paper
s1.G4 per cent: sterling exchange steady,
with actual business IN bankers Bills q,
A-s74G4-s7 fer demand. and a: 81 ssis g
.-ssia for sixty days: posted rates Si-a and
ass q s-Ss1s: commercial bills 4-SGA So.
Silver certificates e1sGSls.: bar silver siis-
Mexican dollars s7i=c- Government bonds
hrmer; state bonds dull: railroads bonds
firm
BANK cLEARINGs
New York. Nay l4-Ciearings S5.Joa. as:
balances S,s7e.sA-
Boston, Mass. May il-Cisar.nS Hs1N.-
ses: balances sl.sss SIS
Baltimore. Nd. May N-Clearings s. s;s.-
So; balances $ss.a17.
Philadelphia. Pa. May I4-Clearings S..
&c. eS7: balances $l-3s7.T.
St Louis. No. May 1i-Cleartngs AS.-
So; balances Ses.5Ss; money, tG7 per cent;
New York exchange 3 cents BID: s. asked
TREASURY STATEMENT
Washington May ii-Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury shows
available cash balance So Is. Is: god re-
serve 81.
GOLD FOR SHIPMENT
New York. May H.-Lazard Freres win
ship si.250.ea0 n gold bars 20 Europe tonior-
rev. tbs makes the total gold shipments
for tomorrow announced thus far 3. 20 600.
and the total for the presen; outward move
nent sI1,07.oco
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago. Ills. May l4-Cattie-There was
hardly enough cattle here 20 make & mar
ket. Prices were about steady and fer the
choscer lots strong. common 70 good dress
ed beef steers sold at sacof74.5o and ship
ping and expor; cattle sold a, aSqS-9.
with fancy al S-Sof7S.fo: cows and heifers
were in good demand and prices averaged
Ioc higher than a week ago. Texas catue
sold az steady prices. a few graSsesrs going
as high as 81 <. while calves brought rs.
Hog%There was good local and ship
ping demand FOR hogs. but The larger or
ferings lowered prices about &C. Sales
were made OF the poores, TO ;ae hes; a,
g. i563s7i.. the bulk OF the sales being az
So sog3S-
Sheep-Pr,ces for sheep were firm on a
good general demand. Lambs sold 81 1eo
Ga5o for the poorest. up 20 S3GsH fo-
good TO choice Coiora5os- Sheep sold az
s. 0S6eso for the poorest to Nsssi4 S for
choice 20 prime natives Texans brought
Sc sGsso aud westerns largely al slooa
45n
KANSAS CITY.
Kansa. City. Mo-. May H--cattle-Re-
ce;pts 200. Market steady for best grade.
others Httle weaker Texas steers. go
$50: Texas cows. g +f13.s5: native steers
g 5ods %; native COWS and hsifers. s195E
4Ia: s;ockers and feeders. Ss5ai.So. eui4=.
HogSRece:pts 1900. Market weak to Sc
lower Bulk OF sales 81 5T3.s5: heav.es
81 s5G3S; packers, SSG3so: mixed. sces
$40; lights. s35o927o: workers. 20;
pigs. ss0Q3so.
Sheep-Rece.pts $500 Market steady 70
strong. Lambs. s4e1u5.I0. mutions. Soa
46o
ST. LOUIS.
s.: Louis Mo. May fA-Ca.tie-Rece.pts
100 Market active ard strong Shipping
steers. 81 01g5. %: stockers and feeders. ne'
G45a: cows and hesfers. s2eofff.so; Texas
and Indian steers. t3-Ssu425; cows and heif
ers. 3 yJd35D
Hog@Receipts $500 Market Sc lower
Light. Sc SlG3.65. mixed. $.fod4S-so; he1vie-.
g 35G5.o
sheep-Rece.p;s 1000 Market strong and
steady Native muttons. 3 5SF45o; Texas
sheep, s330l4eo: spring lambs. E.sJasoo
NEW YORK
New York, May Observation-Disclosures l.
Al Market active. Bulls. S3d11J: dry
cows. yScd575 Gables quote American
steers az il12c; sheep. igzdiSc: refriseTa-
tor beef. 9G9hc. Exports 500 oceyes and
2eS sheep.
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Czstte-Steaiy
REPRESENTATIVES. SALES.
shippers

Frank Rolf Of Case was on the MARKET
with one car OF hogs.
Frank Robbins shipped Ave cars % q acs
cattle 20 Eureka.
Cole Bros. OF Harper we're up with one
car load os hogs
]. Il. keIl 90 Clearwater had 40 enc ca
OF hogs.
Townsend q Gibbons % Antale were On
the market with one lead 81 hogs
W. Garland OF Kiowa had up oae car %
hogs
one car OF hogs.
p W. EldF.ag- Of Kansas City. reg sales
ran for the Stoiler ccmu.sson company.
was caller AZ the yards yesterday. shsk-.
Ing hands with Old friends and nelgnoorA
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THE WEATHER.
wichita. Kan. ",

wichita. Kan. May IL fs7.
Local sorecas. for wichita ard vicinity
Saturday and Sunday fair with rissns TEN
peratur-.
During the past twenty-four hours The
highest temperature Gas been - dsgress.
the lowest - degrees. ard The mean = a.
grees. with clear cool weather IN the morn
ing and light frost: cloudy and cool IN
the afternoon. Hight north vind and hixa
barometer. calm az sunset
Thus far this month the average ten.
pe-ature has been 81 degrees.
For the past eight years the average ten
perature Cor the month OF May has eeea
50 degrees, and for the 18th day S dexresa.
FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
washington. y. G. May Is-FSlowfnx b
TIE forecas; tiii ?. Il Saturday:
Kansas. Oklahoma ard Indian Territory
Fair; warmer. south vinds-
She-"Do you love ne for nsyself slcnA
dearest" He-~of course. do. You don't
suppose | want yocr mother about al ~
.rYne do YOU JUDY
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. May ii.-Cons.derabie ettsn-
ton was extended TO wool and cotton fancy
dress goods. domestic fabric staple and
staple fancy ginghams, and good orders
were placed tor autumn OF mems wear
goods. heavy and light underwear and six
fabrics. the deliveries on former purchase
were very full. For staple cottons the mar
kst IS shade f-mer. Printing clohts dull
but steady a. 7-lSc-
Manchester. Eng. May iA-Cioths and
yarns dull and inactive.
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TO SUCCEED M'kENNA
Judge Morrow VIII be Appointed From
the District Beucb-

Washington. May 14-Excellent au-
tho-Ity states that Judge Morrow. now
on the United States district bench in
California, has bsen decided upon 10 SIC
coed Attorney General McKenna as
judge Of the Ninth circuit court OF ap-
peals. I: IS understood that Ju5ge Way
mire VIII succeer Judge Morrow.
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lie: Moor aPrk, ieTi&c. peaches. rnpeeiet
5Tlcc; peeled. uGiic-
Nuts-ouie;. steady: wainueS. S-es &c;
raolds, paper sheilet. leGlsc: soft shslsc'
s7loc.
Bciter-s;eaiy: western creamery. i.S1sc
Elgins. l5c. factory. sole
Eggs-S,eady: state and Pennsylvania,
lie; western. lo1. 6-Gisc; southern. $685.
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UMPIRES HIDE OUT
CROWDS RAISE ROWS At LOUIS
VILE AND KANSAS CITY.

Bleachers Send Forth . Horde Of Irate
KentuckIans From Whom Jack Sheri-
dan has to be Protected by the Police,
and Graves Is Pummel,ed Good and
Plenty by the Blues Friends Before the
Cops Can Pail Him OCT From Under
Phiiiies, Piratee, Reds and Champions
Win-Blues Lose by One Run.
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caives-Recelpss So Narke: active ara
strong. vesls. 81. eoGSsN
Sheep-Receir., s.sc Market slow. sheep
week. lambs. lower: spring lambs steady.
clipped sheep. 0-5aGiSe: clipped lambs. - %
ssS.dsl; spring lambs. &54T.o
HoS%Receipts 3Sa xarke. weak 90
AcsGzA
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colored Applicant at Annapolis.

Annapolis. Nd. May 1..--John Smith
tcolorsd). OF Chicago. a candidate for a
cadetship az the naval academy. has
arrived IN Annapolis and is creating
quite sensation. he IS the guest OF
DR.. William Bishop. colored
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Cn,ie~e I;nsebsII Gnnncs-

Pennsylvania. IS: University az Virginia :
Madison. Wis. May I:.-UliveTs.ty OF II;
nos, 3, University Of Wisconsin. 3
Andover, Mass, May I..-Yals, :; And
over. S
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RANK CLEsEINGS

New York. Nay 1.-THE following table.
compiled by BradStreec's. shows TIE total
clearances Al TIE principal cities and The
percentage OF increase O. decrease. ss com
pared with the corresponding week las.
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Th-v PIarea Win sI.,eh,.

Naybse. AIch-. May 1.-Two Children
% J5ha W Welsh. sgsd and 5 Yeas.
we-e burned - death last nIEnt- They
acre playing with matches n an cd
ha-,
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Kansas City, Mo, May 14.-Today's game
between Kansas City and Milwaukee Ter
minated in a s-n2ll-sized riot After a
game OF hard hitting and ragged fielding,
Milwaukee won out IN the ninth on doubt
full decision by Umpire Graves, which re-
suited in an immediate uproar. Fred Lake,
catcher fer the Blues, assaulted Graves.
knocking him down and Immediately sev,
eral hundred men swarmed up to the
grounrs and Graves was roughly handled
until four policemen came to MS assistance.
The policemen finally dragged the umpire
out through a side gate, thrust him into a
wagon standing near by, and escaped fran
the mob by driving rapidly toward town.
Score:
Kansas city ..........oo3eooo03-s14 1
Milwaukee -..-..-.-...0 Q 0 ga Is 3 )
Observation-Disclosures City. Friend and Lake:
Milwaukee. Rettge- and Speer.
At Minneapolis
Minneapolis ........1 05e20o13-I4 10 l
s.. Paul -...-..-.......0 0 0 90 o-1 4
Bstte-ies-Minneapol; Figgemeyer ana
Boyle; St Paul. Brush, Isabel and Spies.
POSTPONED GAMES.
Detroit Mich. May 14-Detrogt-Grsn
Rapids game postponed; rain.
Indianapolis, Ind, May 1i-Columbus-Ia-
d-arapolis game postponed: rain.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKErs
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and produce markets fur
uished by r l. Bostic. Commission Nsr-
chant rooms 10 and - over Kansas Ma
t.onal bank. Telephone Isl.
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WICHITA Markets
REPREsENrArrvE SALES.

Wichita. Kan. May Il. III
HOGS
HogS-se1ac lower
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PHILADELPHIA ?: LOUISVILLE,

Louisville, Ky, May A.-Frazer's Wild
ness in the first inning and the hoEle teams
| inability 10 hit F.feld was the cause CT
/, Their defeat today. Jack Sheridan made
two or three raw decisions against the
! Colonies and crowd from the bIsachers
| went after him, but the police succeeded =
preventing trouble. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Philadelphia ..........4o1o1o1o.-7n Q
I louisville ...........1 e000e-I ) ?
Bacte-ies-Philadeiph FldeId ard Boyle;
/ Louisville, Frazer and wilson. Umpire
! Sheridan
PITTsBURG, I: WASHINGTON. I.
Pitts5urg, Pa, May 1A-Pittsburg made
three hits and three runs in the first Inn
ing, four hits and four runs in the fifth IL
mig and I'D nothing more German reIiav-
ed King in the fifth inning and did great
work Hawiey kept the visitors hits well
scattered. None of the visitors errors were
costly. Attendance 2,0oo. Score:
Pittsburg ...........soo04OCo.77
Washington .-.-...-..0 30 90 0001-1 4
Batteries-iPttsbu-g Hawley and Merit;
W shington, King, German and Failer.
Cmp.re-Lynch.
CINCINNATI. 6; NEW YORK. 5.
Cincinnati, o., May 1A-Four thousand
people saw the Reds again defeat The
Giants in an Interesting game of eleven
innings. Sullivan was substituted for Nee
kin in the fourth inning. The Reds could
do very little with his delivery. Score:
Cincinnati ........1021ooo01o1-6I0 ?
New York -....-..2 001OO0o-5 0
Batter;es-New York, Meekin. Sullivan
and wilson; Cincinnati. Bre'tenste:n.
Rh.nes and PETE Umpires-ODay and
Emslie.
BALTIMORE, Il; ST LOUIS. Z.
81. Louis. No. Nay lA-After St Louis
had scored seven in the first two innings.
Baltimore rallied il the fifth and jumped
on Donahue for five singles. which netted
as many runs. After the second inning,
the Browns were unable TO find Nops. S.
Louis runs were made on singles. At
tendance 2,5C0. Score:
RHE
Baltimore 2uI7
81. Louis ..............4 3 o o 0000 CT
Observation-Disclosures Nops ard Clarke;
St. Louis. Donahue and Mcfarland. I'M
pir=McDermott-
CANES POSTPONED.
Cleveland. o. May Observation-Disclosures
game postponed; rain.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK MARKET UNDER PRESSURE
WHICH EAS 80 LET.UP.

Bnt Prices Have . Considerable Letting.
Down-Smail London Buying Early. aud
the Strength In Gou;ds are the Only
Cheerful Features. and They Not Enec-
tive God shipments and the Possibility
Of Trouble With Spain are Influences on
That Side -.sprins Wheat Cuts Some
EiSure-Bouds Firm-Week's Review.
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PTTTsBURG, I: WASHINGTON. !

Batte-ies-Phiadeiph. Flfield ard Boyle;
Louisville. Frazer and wilson. Ump.r-
Sheridan
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New York, May N-Beeves-Rsceipts l.
a.. Market active Bulls. S3Sda75: dry
cows sScG7T5 Gables quote American
steers az iI12c: sheep. i9zaiSc: refrigera-
Tor beef. 9GaAc. Exports 500 oceyes and
seS sheen.