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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-09
EMBARGO At BUFFALO
Weakens Grain, While Favor
able Seeding Weather
ENCOURAGES THE SELLING
Acreage Prospect Assists in
Weakening Corn.

Chicago, May s.-The practical embargo
on shipping business as a result Of the
grain shovelers' strike at Buffalo weak
ened the grain markets today. Favorable
seeding conditions stimulated the selling
movement. Wheat closed 1zassc lower;
corn q and oats 14c; pork lost Zoe; lard
714c and ribs 2lzq5c.
Bullish state crop reports and belief
among traders that the government report
would show a sharp decline in the con-
dition started wheat firm. Trade was duh
however, and the market turned weak IN
Ger heavy realizing. Favorable weather
and the blockade az Buffalo accelera ted
the decline. July opened unchanged al
72Aa2sc, advanced 10 725sc, declined 10
7155d24c and closed with buyers at 77-4c.
Receipts were comparatively light. Chi
cago received % cars, OF which graded
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth got 3l9
cars, compared with sos a year ago. The
aggregate at western primary markets was
40S, 900 bushels, against 62S.000 bushels last
year. Worlds shipments 10 Europe were
S, 900 bushels, and wheat on ocean pas
sage showed an increase Of ZIP. co bushels
for the week The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels, compared with 73j,C00 bush
els decrease last year. Cash demand poor.
Prospects Of an immense acreage and
the Iie-up in lake navigation al Buffalo
weakened corn. The visible decreased g.
765,09O bushels. Receipts 226 cars. July
opened a shade lower at 3S5s d7lc. touched
33a407sc and declined TO 33c at the close.
Large receipts and the weakness in
wheat and corn caused the downfall OF
oats. The visible decreased I, So 900 BUSH
els. Receipts 40 cars. July started IN
changed at 2334c and declined TO 2314c.
Covering in consequence Of comparative
~ small hogs receipts strengthened pro-
visions early. The advance was all lost,
however, on profit taking. July pork
opened 212c higher, at S. 72la, advanced 10
SS.1Ia and declined 70 $50, sellers at the
close, July lard started unchanged at
s51715 rose to $50 and declined to $50
a the close. Ribs were dull, within mar
row range.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday; Wheat
So cars; corn go; oats 500; hogs q. go head.
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WOOL MARKET.

London, May s.-The wool auction sales
were continued today with a large num-
Der OF buyers present. Competition was
very active, with the continental buyers
operating freely in superfine merino
greasy woois, which realized 20 TO . per
cent above the March series. These goods
also met with a strong demand from all
directions The German representatives
were more prominent today, their opera
tons showing a marked increase. Cross
breds were hardening and received d
sJron home trade support. The offerings
numbered Il 2I7 bales, and included a fine
show OF superfine merinO greasy. The
daily Withdrawals averaged only about
I25 bales
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THE " EATIE8


Local forecast FOR Wichita ard vicinity:
FAR ard warmer unta THURSDAY.
During the past = hours the highsrt
temperature has been 5. :be lowest =
and the mean $. WITH clear wearasr.
ceutfe northwest wind. shifting % s7l-l
a night
Yesterday the zp0ndi1g tempera-
lures were =. g and s.
The rainfall curing the pas week was
IL inches. which IS "A 20 az .ora more
than re normal. ard the average tenn
peratars was g. OF an average ~ &C.
gree daily Jess t1aH The normal
since the arst q March 1ae rainfall
has beer = = inches ~hic1 f. 3 aF-a =
an inch more t54z r1e nC1ma5 BIZ sl-ee
January - 4 Is LIS Inches .ess t1za re
normal
on this date -as- year -5ers had beer
since Marca T. SIS inches = ra.r. asa
more taan s1-s year, aod f-au7 January
: % tats daee- lzst year there are go
inches more than t5.s gear
FRED J. JOHNSON. os5s=-ve-.
Washing Oh. Nay E-Forecas- =. Lues-
6ay:
Ea1sas-1-crea sing clol5--sss TUESDAY.
showers and cooe- We11ssIay. s51-asr.y
T51ss
ok.zao-us and Tz6ia1 Te--i.ory-Proas-
h.y sapwe-s ard e18l@r Tase1sy. e1asr-
e-iy w.n1s We1uezazg fzis AID wzrra~-
L = entirely esperflsoaz - sell psosle
hat Jon zTe Estt-8S old. yol sr8E o.
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HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Good Monday Supply and
Trading Active.
TOPS BEST ON 1855
Cattle Market With Good Sup
ply and Demand,

The local hog market yesterday was
quoted as 5 cents higher, and this was the
prevailing quotation for all hogs yarded
and sold in either the car lot receipts or
the wagon and local trade. Il was q very
good Monday in all respects, and for the
first day Of the week the trading was in
every respect satisfactory. both 10 seller
and buyer. There was a very fair supply
OF hogs and princes paid were n line with
ali western markets. There were in al
nine cars weighed up, including the car
lots received during the DAY and Two
Which came in late Sunday night For the
first day OF the week the trading on the
local market was very fair, and credita-
bic as 70 tone and strength. 1t was al
least IN line with other points Of the in
terror and good fat hogs sold readily at
taeir best valuation. Dold was a heavy
buyer and took in about all OF the offer
tngs. The top price OF the day was 1855.
the bulk s.. 59dS. 80. and The latter took
in all the car lot offerings and a good line
OF the local and wagon trade. The aver
age weight for the day was % pounds
and this was very fair showing, and in
dicsted & fair grade of medium weight
hogs The receipts for Monday were also
very fair and indicated a good tone 70
the market With the exception OF one
load early, the bulk of the car offerings
came in a bunch and were disposed Of
readily at very good prices" There were
late arrivals of car stuff at the yards
but all were handled 10 the best advant-
age Of the seller and shipper, and prices
paid We're satisfactory to all concerned.
All the offered car hogs were sold and
without hesitancy, and the feeling on the
close was buoyant and favorable. Il viii
be noticed from reference TO the list Of
sales below that the first nine sales re-
corded are car lot sales and the balance
wagon trades. This shows at once that
car stuff from outside delivery gets the
best chance on this market. and prices
paid are the best for this class. There
were a few wagon lots sold at the same
price which the top of the bulk brought,
and two car loads received the top price
Of the day. Il was il al very fair da,
and The activity and strength Of the mar
ket was very much in evidence.
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SHEEP

The Wichita Union stock yards as a
sheep market is lately developing into
trade of considerable Importance. There
are Two feeding firms and one. general
c.si.aE E-m engaged in this branch OF the
1.-Two stock industry, buying and selling.
Besides these the Dold Packing company
j. NOW, and has been for several months
past q constant buyer for the better
s-ales and breeds Of fat sheep for their
dressed mutton trade throughout this
sau-hweS- territory. Yesterday there was
q decree ~ activity III this branch Of the
trade which was very ercoura CinE The
D1id company took in one whole car load
OF SoE-hsoWr 'aUhS averaging g..
pounds in we.-lt. -sl I'm number and sell
ing at s5.1o. This gors.E umsrt came from
NIr. Charles Ba-Es-s- ~ NJ. Hone. and
they were prime fa- mutton stock. lust
such as the J0ca. paCkas company are in
search Of
Besides the. AIr. Lev. Roach ~ Iowa
v-.e. Butler county. had In q bunch OF
Ten head Of nice. well-to-me5 lambs aver
a-L-s - pounds and selling On D-G al
Eaa one lamb. weighing 60 pounds. sod
81 500
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
APPELLATE COURT
Begins struggle with the EoiTow
ing Docket To-day


The appellate court convenes today and
VII dispose OF the following cases during
the tenn:
Anthony Investment company vs. W G.
Arnett. et a.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa FesRaixay
company rs. J. r. Ash.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fec Railway
company V John J. Higgins
Atchison. Topeka and Santa FelRailw-ay
company vs. D. Gordon
Anthony Investment company vs.. Law.
Leroy. et al
Arkansas city Canning company Is.
George II. Dunston.
Jacob II. Allen Us. Nancy Lizez
George ". Brown. ct al. vs.. J. I. Case
Plow Works.
George 4. Bull vs.. Sink. Chester. e; al.
J. c. Burley vs.. Anderson Andszs. e a.
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
company vs.. John Fernie.
Emerson Carey vs.. Kansas and Texas,
Coal company.
Minerva Catlin Us. John Rankin. ct a.
! E. Carr vs. J. 5. Springer. - al
Rachel Congdon. adminszratrix. vs. s.
J. Bryan.
-
Comm ssi0ners. etc.
John Deere Plow Works We John Cor
man.
James II. Durham, et a. vs.. Almira
Brown. administrators.
J. II. Ewing. 81 a.. VS.. r. H Cooper.
Emporia National hank vs.. John 3. lay
feth.
c. V. Eskridge vs., City OF Esnporia.
Thomas Evans. 81 al. GeoFSe B Carson.
Fidelity and Casualty company'ot New
York vs. E NJ Yoder
Moses Gum. 9. a.. rs. John H.tRicher,.
George ". Hardy. ct al VS.. John ".
Jones.
Theodosia Hill Va. J. " Msidkton.
J. ". Harper VS.. City of Conway Springs.
Emma B. Hildinger VS.. Kate.M- Too;le.
e. a.
Rufus L Mcdonald. ct al, vs. John Kel-
Ter.
Missouri Kansas and Texas : Railway
company vs. Mrs. Ray Wet.
o. Mile. et a.. VS.. Benjamin p Talbot
J. 3. Nipp vs. {. II. Soaring. 'e+ al.
Albert \ Otha. 81 al. Va FsrmsCs' Ma
tional bank Arkansas City. ct al.
Z. z. Pollard. e. al vs.. NJ .. Mrau.
ct al
Phoenix Insurance company OF Hartford.
Conn. vs., {. F. ireland. et a.
Robinson & Co Machine Works VS.
Wichita and Western Railway company.
B. r Royse. sheriff. VS.. Alien VI. Harris.
ct a.
B. R Royse. sheriff. We Claud Aldrich.
et al
state OF Kansas VS.. J. X. Evans.
St Louis and san Francisco Railroad
company vs. William Vance.
State OF Kansas VS.. VIII Owens. ct al
State OF Kansas vs. A. r. TarbiI
state Of Kansas vs. Taylor whbeiavs
ct al
State OF Kansas vs. Chicago. Fock
Island and Pacific Railroad company.
S. ". shattuck vs. Charles A Adamson
ct al
F. VI Snyder VS.. Long-BelI Lumber com
pany.
Trust Company Of America, et al We.
Frederick Whtmore. ct al
Trust Company of America, ct al We.
Frederick Whitmore. ct al
.. " Thompson We. city OF Empozia-
]. c. Williams vs.. n. 4. Mitchell.
W l. Woodnut ". Joseph 3. Dane.
e. al
Winfield National bank VS. Uthema John
son.
Worcester Fire Insurance company vs.
" r Coverdale.
Amelia Wagner. ct al -. The Atchson.
Topeka and Santa Re Railway company.
II. J. woolacott vs.. c. E Case. ct a.
West side National bank V. The Ian
cashire Insurance company.
Aldace F. Walker 81 al. Va. n. A Cui-
man.
John Zimmerman ~. 2. @. Clark. e. a..
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET;

New York, May s-Cofe@Options
opened steady, unchanged TO ) points
higher; ruled fairly active with firm I'M
dertcne on bullish European news, small
receipts, health conditions; spot depart
ment and favorable view of weekly sta
usticaI changes; warehouse movement ex-
ceptionaliy light; speculative public still
hesitating; closed barely steady. unchang-
ed 10 points lower; sales, L, 80 bags, in
Guiding May. 5.15c; June. 5.25G5 .3Cc; July,
5.3Od5 SIC; September, $50; October, $500;
November 5.65c; December, 5.60d5. SOC:
March, 1896 .O0c; April, 6.lAc. Spot-Rio
steady; No. Z invoice, Csc; No. jobbing,
csc. Mild steady.
Sugar-Fair refining. firm; refined, firm.
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CASH GRAIN.

Wheat-No. > spring, 7q72l3c; No. ;, 81
G7lc; No red. 74176c.
0ats-No. ?, 5554 ale; No. white. zoe;
NJ. white. &c.
Ry=NO ,. Sic.
Barley-No. ,, 55141c.
Flax seea-SllL
Chicago. May S-Wheat-No. . red, T49
75c; No red. 7lq74c; No. 2 hard winter.
CSC; No hard winter. 65d6Sc. No.
northern spring, 71-2G72'zc; No. . northern
spring. TIG72i2e; No. 3 spring, s7G71c.
Corn-No. ,, 3563314c; No. 3. &c
Oats-No. ., 2524 q27c; No. 8, 25t2c.
FIax-Cash northwest. BIB; cash south
wes,. III; May, S1.12; July, S1.o713; Sep
TENDER, 93t5.
Butter-SJeady; creameries, 12GI5c; dali
ries. 10G14c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 111kc
Dressed poultry - Moderate demand;
turkeys. I1ql2c; ducks, Sg9c; chickens. 70
aloizc.
Chicago. May Baldwin. Guerney &
Co, brokers in stocks, bonds ard grains
on the Chicago board of trade. have de-
cided 70 close out AL their deals and dis
solve partnership June /. The firm i II
good standing. but 2r, Baldwin. VINO has
been a prominent member Of the board
Tor nearly tWtn[ years : dIlA-cAs 10 re
tire from active business.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, May S-Whsat-
Signify lower; July. 655sc; cash. firm; No.
hard, 67lzl7 Gc: Ne. ?. 64d57c; No. > red.
7SIS0c; No. 3. 72175c; NJ. spring, Is q
CSC. No g. 63G65c.
Corn-May. Soasc; July, 3114c; cash.
steady: No. mixed sc, No. , white, 34c;
No. 8. 35l.c
OatS-SteaGy: No. . white 2Sa1l1c.
Rye-Steady; No. ?. sac.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy. s.. Goa 2 %;
choice prairie, S7-75zyS-5-
Bu-ter-One cent lower; creamery, 1sc;
dsiry. &c
Egg-S-eady; fresh. 1oc.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis May S-Whesc-Lower and
depressed. No. . red cash. elevator. 75c;
track. 77a7-,.c; May, 75c; July, Use ask
ed, No. . hard. sc
Corn-I-ove- and weak; No. : cash 81 &c;
track. Sst.as4c; MAY, S12sc asked; july,
S1a.c: September. S2zsc asked.
OaJs-LoUer ana dun, No casa sc;
track 2Sisc- May. %, July. 1sssc5 Scptem-
Der 21lec; NJ. white. Soi-aSlc-
Eys-Firul, 5Sc-
Higher; g.6s.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Regular meeting % Arson skinner Camp
s OF Y. thls ewing. A fan attendance
desired. Encampment reports
Miss Maude Mclaughlin. assistant
principal OF washington school. has r.
turned 20 her duties after several days
Illness.
A regular meeting ~ Pleasant Council
No. z. Modern Tonties. this evening ~
Harmony hall corner Topeka and Doug
las O. I Drake. secretary.
There wlH De an important meeting %
the Young Peoples Chapter Tuesday even
ing az ia IN the basemen: q s. Joaas
church. Eyerym ember Is urged % be
present
Regular COMMUNICATION % E1rHoV sr
Lodge No IS. A F. & A. y. thss evening
az their rev hal. - East Douglas. WorE
In the sac1ud. Visitors welcome. Chaat-.
A Latham. ". "
There VII - q bgstness meeting % Ire
Cnau.aaqua url1n THURSDAY afternoon A.
o'clork 80 the residence q Mrs.. Hiram
Tnboden. r. North Empora avenue. Al
members are -eqsestas - - present In
p5rta1t bls r1ss
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Pork-ouiet;; 500.

Pork-Quiet: see
NEW YORK.
New York, May s.-Butter-Receipts, g.
369 packages; firm; western creamery, i4a
lie; factory, 2Gf3c.
Receipts. $3.50 packages; easier;
western, I391315c; southern, 12T13c-
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, May S--Closing: Wheat-Fu-
lures dull; May. IS ESD; July. IS 7Ssd.
Corn-Futures quiet: Nay. IS $40; July.
IS SD; September, SIS Esd. Imports of
wheat into Liverpool for the week: From
Atlantic ports. 81. 700 quarters; from Pa
cific ports. 1900 quarters; from other ports
1000 quarters. Imports Of corn from At
laEtic ports for the week, $500 quar-
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COTTON.

New York, May s.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet, 1-16c higher; middAng upIands. SIC;
middling gulf, 61zc Sales. 800 bales. Flu
lures closed quiet and steady; May, s.
June S5.6: July, s5.s1; August, s. 81; Sep
TENDER. $50; October, s5.92; November.
$5.s5d5.97; January, 500; February, 500 {;
March, SECS.
New Orleans. May s.-Cotton-Firm
middling. 5-I6c
Galveston, Nay s.-Cotton-Steady 4;
lice
Liverpool, May S.-Cotton-Spot. active
demand; large business done; prices fun /;
American middiing, 8 I3-16c; futures,
steady; moderate demand.
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.

Chicago. May S.-There was fairly &C
tive. general demand for cattle today and
as the supply was not excessive the weak
ness shown in prices last week received
a decided check. Fancy grades brought
s.. 40d5.50; choice steers. $5.25a5.35; medi-
urns. s. 55G4.75 beef steers. 81 .0od4 so;
stockers and Feeders. A.0oU5.1 Is; cows and
heifers. IS. 50d4. -: bulls, S2.6f44.15. west
ern fed steers. $4.25Q5.25; Texas steers,
S3.9od4.90; calves. $4-e1a6.S5.
HogS-The market for hogs was active
and strong, with prices on an average
Sc higher. Fair 70 choice, S3.S5qt .02is.
heavy. packers. g. 60d2 S21a; mixed. 81, 7CT
$50. butchers. $3-70a3-97Ia; lights, S3.7Ga
SIS; pigs. S3.S5G3.So.
Sheep-There was an active demand for
sheep and prices ruled strong. with prime
fiocks of Colorado wooded lambs selling
10 l0c higher: sheep sold a. S3.5od5- >;
chiefly S4.-585-l5. heavy exporters. $50;
lambs. s. o5Q1eH1 per 100 pounds; Colorado
wooded lots $5.9016.1o; unshOrn grades,
S4.5@a5.55.
Rccoipt-Catue 1890: hogs SEQ; sheep
2l,ooo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, May S.--Cactle-Re-
ceip-s. $50 natives; 80 Texans; active
trade IN the native yards. heavy steers
selling at steady 70 q shade higher. wish
The lighter grades II cents higher. Light
supply Of Texans that sold quickly az loc
higher jriceS: no choice native steers offer
al. Medium steers, $i.1oE5-35; light
weight 3 6alj4. ~: stockecS and feeders.
s. a1a5.C5. butcher cows and heifers, $50
"a -: Gamers, S2-s1T2.0a; butcher bulls,
$2."}G4 ~. western steers - .oaG4.s,i Tex
ers. A.l5a4.6 %.
HoEs-ReceintS. $50 Trade in hogs
was brisk at an average advance Of 81.
Heavy. Ss.71T2. =: mixed. s.. 50: ..gat.
S.-55l 2.s-'z; pigs. &-s5d5.5o.
S1eep-R Receipts. 1.i4A Light supply o.
very Sood quality that sold readily az
strong prices wool lambs. So. c..npe.l
lambs, 81 >f95-oo; yearIiDEs- S-o}l5-s5.
ve-rers. s. -5s75.15. clipped we-hsrS, s. -
97.ao- ewes S.5aTt-43: feeding sheep and
lambs. Ss.51E5.ea: oulls, $-.-545-c5.
ST LOUIS
s Louis May S-Ca-r-e-ReCcip-s =
~. including soao Texans: market steady;
native shipping and export steers. $50
$50, win fancy worth $50; LSht aud
dressed best and butcher steers. s. 9t4I
4 Sd; S-ccksrs and feeders. $S.lGl5s. %. cows
and heterS S1-z-54. ~. Texas ard Indian
steers, So as; COWS and helfe-s- s. 80
40
Hog-ReceF.s SEQ. market strong 70
- higher piss ans -h.s s. seas 8:
packers. s >FEa-sS butchers c.sT+.o0
Sheep-Rrceip-S 1ra1- market strong.
native mu5-ous. &-5zE5. 80. lambs. S5.s3r
80: spring lambs, S6--57looo.
CHEAP RATES To PACIFIC COAST
VIA SANTA Re
The santa Fe aye selling a1ke,s % ss5
Francisco. Los Angeles. san Diego and
5,her California points a. very chesD
rate ot $50.
To Portland and points IN Idaho ard
oregon, S1S-s5. For particulars cali On o.
address I. r DELANEY.
P2o1e Is Agent. W.ch.tz-
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'!|l!IIII1Ik1!l1l

Primary. Secondary OF Tertiary BLOOD
POISON permanently cured l. Is 10 :
savs You can be treated g. home 20
-a--e u-Ice under same guarantee II Va.
T,reter to come here Se Wi- CONTRACT -
pay Tai.Eoaa i@ are ana 22ee- BIS. ard 10
e.J.er mercury, iotile potash. ana st.s-
-. aches and pans, AGcazs Pzr--s.
- rr5E.h. Sore Threat E.Hples. C-r1--
---ro~eI spots. Ulcers on any pa-r q -
eo5y. Hair OF Eyebrows failing our i
: ms Secondary BLOOD POISON ne
-,,s~snses 20 cg-s- aFe soilc5s she mo-,
Estimate cases and oh4l.eas- the wo~f5
go a case We cannot cU-e- Tls dlses.a
49, styaxs osEi@d tls Ss - rAe
eminent physicians. $50 - capital Be-
ana ocr uac7adlt.9-a1 guarantee. 40
s1.ute prcofs SEM sealed 1a application
Address COOK REMEDY CO. -. Ma
soulc Tempe. CHICAGO. LII
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.


MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
IL North Main Street. Wichita.
We ca sell YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets TO al points Ia the
world.
We are agents Tor the following lnes %
ocean 4teS1nsh!p companies and keep TIE
original tickets always on hand. 50 thai
upon purchasing We can hand Jaem 10 yoa
az once.
American une. New TorI, 70 sou,harnp.
ton
American lie. Philadelphia to Liver
pool.
Anchor line New York 20 Glasgow.
CLaard Inc. New York 20 Liverpool.
North German Lloyd. New York -
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa. Naples.
Austria. Gibralter. CANA and PapaH
White star Line New York % Liverpool.
Cape Town. South Africa and South An
erican points
We also make a specially % PREPAID
ocean tickets So tnat anyone desiring
20 pay for a ticket here 90 bring over their
friends from the old countries can 90 50
safely and oheapiy. We attend 20 the De-
livery Of the ticket on the other side
l. Il Esfrtrr -
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, May s-The effect OF the
large transaction in print cloths is seen
in the confident undertone today in the
market for cotton goods. Prices are de-
cidedly firm all around. IN heavy brown
cottons a fair demand is reported at full
prices, and bIeached also are firm, with
average sales. Prints show a hardening
tendency in staple lines. Ginghams still
scarce and fun prives exacted. A good
business is reported IN jobbing circles. Cot
ton fabrics in general request
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CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was steady
with a very fair line of offerings. There
We're butcher stuff, she stock. and mixed
offerings on sale and one full car of very
choice fat butcher steers consigned by
contract 10 the DO.d Packing company.
There was a good cattle trade yesterday
and al the various buyers took in the
offered stock at very good prices, and in
accordance with the general market quo
-atiC1s- All offered cattle either from the
driven in trade or the car shipments were
sold and m good prices
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BOSTON (. RROKLYN 0

Boston, Mass, May 5.-The Champions
shut out the Brooklyns today. Willis
keeping the hits weu scattered. The Bos-
tons Won through hard hitting IN the
frs and third innings. and after that
made but little attempt 10 score. Duffy
fine running catches in center field proved
the feature Of the game. Attendance. 3
dd0. Score: III Z
Boston ..............I04O0 000'-5 l
BROOKLYN ............00 10000 % 5 0
Batteries-Bos.on. Willis and Bergen;
Brooklyn. Hughes and Farrell. Umpirss,
Emslie and Mcdonald
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Jim NE-er NJ Viola was in with a car
= medium heavy hogs Of very fair grade
. STOCK watch sold al the Top OF the
any Nh Miller Is one II 1le ol5-clue
'7.lta-e shippers 70 this market, and his
a. usually reach the top for the day.
W IN. Pe-0iuE-- OF Benton was a ship
tsT ~ heavy hogs or very zo5d quality.
R1-ga sold az the Jo7 of the DAY.
FL Ne.d-re II Augusta was among The
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. May 2-Today's statement
of he treasury shows; Available cash
balance. s962 ~. %. god reserve. s-I.9ls.-
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7. < bhI.ANt.l. Agent.
ANNUAL REUNION AND GRAND
LODGE MEETING

s. Louis. No, June soih % 25rd. For the
above occasion The Frisco uae vi sell
round trip tickets. Wichita 70 81, Louis.
AZ one regular FIRST cas- fars p5us =.
Tickets on sale Jane 18Th and o9ia. Nth
final return Nmt June sGh