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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25

MODEL NO. 1.-The top may be firmly
fastened to the wall, fttingly adapted to be
used as a permanent shelf or msntel, while
the bed when folded may readily be slipped
beneath it. making it, when draped, quite as
useful as ornamental. These beds are finish
ed in white. olive, and mahogany. Weight,
70 pounds; sizes, 3 feet inches by feet 2
Inches; feet by 6 feet inches.
$3.50 Each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
well stocked with choice fabrics and prepared
orders for winter suits short notice and unusually
moderate prices
OUR HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT

shows large very choice patterns in damasks
NAPKINS towels tray cloths and pieces. We still
nue the sale of our csc unexceed white Spreads although
the price these goods has been largely advanced We
spring before the very heavy advance on cotton and we give
customers all the advantage of early purchase.
large line of white and red Blankets comforts &c. prices
from 81 to $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25

Buying all winter Underwear in
case lots direct from the mills enabled
us to compete with Washington city
prices or any city larger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25

An entire new stock of Merin0,
part and all Wool Underwear for
men, ladies, misses, boys and infants
now opening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25

OF SOFT FRONT SHIFTS reduced to
- L s5c, at ,,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-25

Almost quarter of a century VIC
have held the reputation of selling
the best lines OF foreign and domestic
hosiery made and sold in this section.
We shall try to add more luster to
this honor during the coming season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
WOOL MARKET,

Boston. June 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The wool market Is stronger and more
active The buying Is broadening and Is
participated in by manufacturers, large
and small. the spectators. traders and ex-
porters. FOreiners are again In the mar
ket and have looked at some large lines
Of woods. including territories. and. Il Is
understood. have purchased some, and at
this writing are negotiating for others.
The demand continues to be principally
for territory woods. nearly 3.+nqo
pounds having changed hands. The coun-
try markets are still excited and many
OF the largest and best lots Of wool IN
the interior have been corralled. Buyers
are lining up in Montana and there Is
every indication that there Will be lively
scramble FOR the good clips and that very
high prices will have 10 be paid. The
sales for the week in Boston amounted
to 5.5Oo900 pounds domestic and 1874 f0o
pounds foreign. making a total OF s.s4.-
40 pounds. against 1880 pounds FOR The
corresponding week last year. Sales since
January !. 1899. amount 70 1854 go
pounds. against 53.s43, $40 pounds last year
at this time"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
PROTEST OF HOMEOPATHISTS
Against the Cssduet OF the War. HeaI-
eaily C0nsIdeFed

Atlantic City, -. J.. June 21.-At today's
session OF the American Institute %
Homeopathy the nominating committee
reported the following names for officers
to BE- elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident. Charles 2 Walton. Cincinnati:
first vice president joseph r Cobb. Chi
cage: second vice president. Nancy c.
Will ans. Augusta, No: general secretary.
c. II. foster. New YORK: recording s@c-
retary, William A. Smith. CnicaEo. treas
urer, 7. Franklin SIN IN. New York:
board Of csnso-s % al vacancy. NJ y.
Youngman. Atlantic City: registrar. II. e.
Aldrich. Minneapolis. The siect.oa will
take place tom0rroE.
The board OF censors reported favoraSiy
the names % 10 applicants FOR rnsm5er-
ship and they we're all unariu so1siy elect
ed Or. J. =. Il. Gusts % Washington.
presented q resolution ne adoption %
which vas urged ~ ;hs Hone0psthic
Medical society % that city. TIE resolu-
ton charged he medical department. %
ne army Ei;a 'insf3ctency TO NEE. TIE
hygiene. san!tary and meziczi necessities
that are ince~nt % VA" and with tzaor-
eonnoda;s0-ls under homeopathic ooa;r1l.
l. was urged TIA; steps - taken % s-csrs
recognition for GRADUATES % ;as schooi O,
homeopathy n IRE enactneat of any az,
and that ali appointments . ths media
corps q the army ard navy aas raa-.ae
5ozp:;a! se-vius - setef corr D>e.ltive can
inaSoas. Ire ga y 4srnent ia wa6ss-z-
ton b. the government - h4sreass o. g.
vest.saos ihs oa1<es and Treatment q dis
ssses p~c1i-ar % fss Cni.ea stats IA.
rscOnneadsd- TIE rssolurbyn va rsss----s
% tbs connl;tse CO lsF4siatsoa az I, 4,
EnderS,0o5 Il ~ - ss2ortsa ha-k a.
adODtsd a. re-
James c. WOOD. p-oSsasz- q yr-..,,--
OF n TIE Cleveland C1,azol Hon~,sa,ss-
Asd "a co-lsge. asc-11sSs tss p1aifs,- g.
c7Gied ~ Hg1eaSs.h.c thsrsu,vstr, -
felaslSa % tls-rsspzsI-s q s;lse- 49,,
Hs Ssogsd IA: - early a. Ian Has,
rzsn Recognized uthss kas be,sz an. n. =
strictly nsodern iEs5Tztso1 u pAshsloxr.
nancy Ia aecrzs.nE @ ssssss Z, ~
E'res~Ios q germ. In sha: ys4r - srsts
t.Ai -essose-z "a csssss - 0-xsnzs--s
ghscA Eefs cSaTeysd - tAs AZ a. e
eosss, Ia o-9@z % dsssrsy thezs a-s.1.---
szs -zierss@s- Re gave ~ : CO.; essr-
aeirTscr % s123era sssdls.ss - Htu9y
% c-Esns AL isvss. -Eafloa q pr~us-ss.
th7.s h-inx REzlo n i-ss EEa zsiE-a
-s9sssft- PrsE EEso4 sosss a enef fsa-
iars stseiEgslzh.zz re hsn~opatsse fra
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

John Radcliffe OF Cunningham was the
priZe-winner yesterday for tops. his load
OF heav!es selling at $3.50. and they were
good, fat hogs, well worth the price.
S. 5. Wright OF Anthony shipped in a
car Of very fair hogs which sold well
within the bulk.
The veteran hog shipper TO this market,
W. $. Thomas Of Ponca City. had in a
car load of fair mediums which sold at
good bulk prices
II. +. Williamson OF Pratt was a ship
per OF light weight hogs which sold at
strong bulk figures.
E F. Quigney was In in person with
car OF medium lights from the Terri
tory. which sold at the top of the bulk.
For Yesterday the statement was as
follows: Tops $50: bulk. g. 47Isd3 *:
average weight, 22s; receipts. 53I. For the
day previous. tops, $3.50; bulk. 81. 47I.G
$50; average weight, 2i2: receipts 10
TIE Do!d shipments yesterday were on
IN average for the heavy days OF late
There were several full ears Of mixed
parking house products, besides n strong
line Of local and jobbing stun This week
81 far has been repetition % daily
large shipments. and all departments are
worked 10 their best capacity.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Chicago expected - 000 hogs and re-
ceived 3io4. and the market was last
given by Associated Press as follows:
The market for hogs was strong early
with prices % 70 cents higher Later
the market Weakened and the improve
snenJ was lost" The receipts for the day
previous were 2l.Go and the estimate for
today Is $500. There were 1854 lef; over
Yesterday. Kansas City received l5GO
hogs yesterday. against 1900 the dav be-
fore. and The market was given as open
sng ) cents higher ana closing weak 81.
Louis was quoted as strong with $3.50
tn. against 200 the day before.
Provisions We're dun but steady with
grain. and firm prizes on the hog market.
outside Of a l;tle scdlpin trading. little
was done. Cash lard closed steady al
S5.o2is. and cash ribs ~ cents lower a.
So
Manager Fred Dold % the local plant
Of the Jacob Dold Packing company Is
not ~ all uneasy or disEraCed over the
fact that he has lately appeared in police
court. II the charge had been for Va
Erarcv. or no visible means OF support. or
suebrlaCy. Il might have been different
with him But the charge was the same
that appeared against the august majesty
Of the ruling police judge himself, the
Honorable n. A. Mitchell. and also
against Or. Bar.h. the federal meat IN
spector assigned % this point BY Uncle
Sam. As a matter ~ fact there are sew
Scai Ne.l-hnoNl CilErnS N this city VINO
have attempted % beat Frei's finely
trained mare. who would b. Slad 10 De
arrested fcr fast driving hut the speed
81 their animals being so far below the
minimum allowed ~ tho park police they
can not possibly manage 10 break into
she court ard hence are sore. The elegant
rev light Brewster road wagon which
lust passes the lo0-Pound mark for
weight, which Fred drives hi;ched be-
-
mare. takes no dust from any one, and
hence there comes a time now and then
when hte lynN-eyed officers Of a public
park swoop down on him and the man
ne Is obliged 20 appear before, Judge
Mitchell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22

former deass with manifestations e g.
ease rather than In absence.
The section Of ssnltary science Ea8
presided over By J. W. Lasur q Batavia.
". 7. The most importans address VS.
made By General a. o. Terry o. Utica.
n. T., ex-surgeOn Eunsrai q the national
guard q New York He auotod = lstter
written by Colonel J. D. Emmstt. surgeon
general Of the Fifth brigade. national
guard o. New York. In walch be Suggests
the permanent appointment q MEDICAL
representative in the presidents cabinet.
and General Terry Endorsed his susgestion-
He sid the experience o. England N
Egypt and the lesson taughf IN cur Cuban
campaign e1forced with strong args-
menf Of facts the absolute necessity OK
a new portfolio In the executive eabnet
in our gOvernmsnt that OF medical oirec-
tor general, with powers clearly deanse
as In other cabinet positions ne posi-
ton. Ike all the others OF the eaolnsf'
he sasa. should Be filed By appotntmsne
BY the PRESIDENT. subject % eouffrmafion
by the senate. and that the medical pre-
fessson should have no special voice ~
TIE selectio1 leaving Il 70 ne presteent
% seseet the man from whatever school
OF medicine he wished
General Terry then took Up the suajeN
Of sanitation In the army under varying
conditions. CAMPS should not be se'ecesd
without consulting the surgeon geasrai. -
during the late war. and ne suggested max
they be seslected BY a board or commits
aim composed OF q cJmmand.ng onieer'
4. sanitary e-gineer and q medical SsheeR
:. an expert engineer and a medical stn-
eer AZ once united the interests II e'oa
separtment ana. instead OF friction ~oais
hiring about a general good feehng.
General Terry then discussed al eng'n
N. problen ot protecting so'ciefs ana
closed BY Offering the following resoiu''oo'
rb,ch was referred 20 the committee on
resolutions:
..Rsso,veA. That In the opinion OF TINS
,..o~,a.ion. the Oldest national medical
o-v,,,.s.pon IN the IJnl;eo States. no
.,,a,.,o, ~ The country and It's standins
among The progressive nations o. t"'
v,o-,a demand for its medical department.
= ooe,tloa IN the cabinet equal 70 al 70
s,~cts 70 TIE other departments OF tns
government"
A specIal meeting Of the instituis vas
held late this afternoon % hear the re-
port Of the committeeman n eharEs
the raising % the fund Cor the erecting OF
the monument 20 the memory OF Dr.. sam
Vel Hahnemann. the father q homeopa-
nv. II. NJ. smith Of New York. treasurer
a, the Hahnemann monument fund. said
that about $1,000 more II needed Press-
dent Bailey Of Lincoln. Ssb-. made
strong appeal 70. subscriptions. the r.
cult OF whlch was that t1ooo Was iEnmedi-
ately subscribed by the delegates present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
STRONG IO 5 HIGHER
Moderate Supply of Hogs and
Quality Fair.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
Cattle Steady With Light Run
of offerings,

The Wichita hog market was quoted as
strong to cents higher, with a moderate
supply Of stuff on sale. The local mar
ket was comparatively strong in every
feature. The early reports from the
other western markets showed a st-ug-
Cling market. One gave out steady 20
strong, another as opening cents high
er and closing weak; and a third as
strong. This market was Z. all times
strong and on a split Of s.ro1g 10 ;
cents higher. The receipts, while rot
heavy, were very fair ard all of them
sold save one load. which was bid Upon
and g trade made for this mornings early
transfer. The quality. on the who:a, vas
very fair, there being a decided improve
1nent in the average weight over that of
the past week or more. The wagon trade
was good, both In point OF receipts and
in quality Of stock offered, and ala of this
branch were taken in readily ana at good,
fair prices. The car stun was Espreser tei
Is five car loads and these were sold at
once with no hesitancy, and AT the best
market prices. The tops for the day were
$50. and one load brought this figure aud
these hogs were heavies in good, plump
butcher condition. The business az he
yards was closed early ana practically
all the offerings were sold and We sned
up. There was a live, active demand COR
fat, killing hogs, and this grade was dis
posed Of at once. AS compared with orr
er western markets, this point more than
held It's own in strength and IN the :one
OF the trading. The five cars offered were
early weighed up. and the prices paid
were high. Il was a good day all around
and the sale stock went at prices 10 the
advantage Of the sellers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
DREYFUS TO Be KEPT OUT
Until the Cahiset Crisis L. safely
Passed

Paris. June al.-The proiongatioa OF tie
cabinet crisis is becoming more serious
Nm Dupuy and Lockroy both called on
President Loubet yesterday ard expressed
their anxiety 20 be relis red OF the Tespcn-
sIbilities Of office as soo1 as possible. II
is reported that orders have been sent TO
ST. Michaeis. Azore Islands. directing the
commander OF the Ere c1 cruiser Sfax.
which is bringing Captain D.eyfas 20
France 10 remain there 4 short time 30
as not 10 arrive In hlme water until the
new ministry Is installed. Sh9usd ~. Eour-
e.o is accept the task OF forming minis
try IL Is thought his chances OF success
would be fairly good. His prestige h'as
hetn much increased by the part h. play
ell in the deliberations 81 the peace eo1-
ference at The Hague. The latesS gossip
favOrs a combination cabinet. inc.ud ne
NM Bourgeois. BrisDn. Polncare and
V-aldeck- Rousseau. but nothing Will be
known until NJ Bourseis arrived. NJ.
'. aldeck- Rousseau. discussing his failure.
is reported to have sails: u me- with the
utmrst friendlineSs aud SRA 'shtforward-
ress from my former sd-e:sIries. but
found only treason and c5war1lcs among
my o.G allies"
The approaching arrival Of Dreytus At
Rennes is causing an influx Of foreigners
there The hotels are beselged with ap-
plicants for rooms. which command i'm
mense prices. The arrangements for the
conveyance OF the prisoner from Brest
have been made with the greatest care
and Il Is believed there IS no danger OF
demonstrations. Dreyfus is expected 20
reach Brest early in the morning and
precautions have been taken 20 prevent
anybody from seeing him. either at Brest
or az Rennes. The Figaro today says IL
understands Dreyfus viii appear al
ennes on Jnue 30 and that ne will be
landed elsewhere tnan ~ Brest The
court house at Rennes adjoins the prison.
Captain Dreyfus will be brought into
court through a specially constructed
door. IS proposed 20 fix n screen in
front OF the window Of his cell 50 az 20
prevent him communicating with tde
house opposite. The dossier OF the case
has already arrived at Rennes and been
deposited in the safe OF the Credit Lyon
na!se under sentry guards.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
shows: Available cash balance, z3E5, 81;
gold reserve. szS.s72oSS.


New York. June n-Commercial-Ad
Users London financial cablegram: The
markets here were disturbed today by
natness in Paris. They hardened finally
on a runner that q new ministry had been
formed. Spanish f01rs were 0S31a.
Tintos. 41A as: conzols fen 20 IoT lis.
closing at ies 1915. the lowest price this
year. This Is due to dear money and the
suspension Of sinking fund purchases
Americans were quiet and neglected. but
New York caused q rally IN the after
noon by buying New York Central North
ern Pacific and Pacific preferred Balu-
more and Ohio was heavy"
Paris. June 2l.-Thsre was an ail-around
weakness on the bourse today on account
OF the duration OF the cabinet crisis and
numerous realiEations In view Of the ap-
preaching settlement. spectators who
we're greatly overloaded realizing largely
Spanish fours were freely and ostsnta-
tiouSy offered. Turks dropped heavily
end Rio Tintos went down sharply. kaf-
frs started a shade harder. but later, on
English local selling. their downward
movement was pronounced After tenn
porary recovery the sales were renewed
and Kaf(Irs closed weak.
Berlin, June 1.-Local shares were
firner on the bourse today. Mining secu-
rifles were particularly affected BY the
ercouraging advices from the mining cis-
tricts Internationals were duh. especial
~ Spanish fours. In response 10 the tone
OF the Paris market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
ELEGANT SWORD FOR DREYFUS
To be PreseateA by People OF his
Race In Ameries

Chicago. June 0.-ChicaRo Jews and
people Of the Jewish nationality In all
the large cities Of America are contrlhut-
ing funds for tbs purchase OF suitable
testimonials 10 be presented 20 Captain
Dreyfus. Emile Zola and Colonel Pic
quart 1; Is planned TO honor the returned
soidier-conyict from Devils Island with
gold-mounted and dam2nd-set and
r.chly-engraved sword To his sialwart
defender, Emile Zola, whose defense OF
the army officer led 70 his exile from his
native country. Will be given solid gold
pen. neatly engraved. To Colonel Pic
quart staunch friend 81 DreyfUs. will be
presented a sod loving cup with a richly
engraved inscription. Money for the buy
ing OF the tokens Is being donated 70 the
fund IN ten-cent pieces. and already hun
dreds Of dollars have been contributed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
METAL IaVKET.

New York. June 21.-Sentiment n the
local metal market was more or less mix
ed today. and the course Of prices ~
regular. Whereas lead and spelter deyel-
oped a weaker undertone, tin scored a
slight net gain on increased demand
News from all quarters proved II little
Importance as an influential factor. Al
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron farranis entirely nominal a 81. ~.
Lake copper quiet. with 1850 oii and
SIS - asked; tin steady. with s7-.s5 big
and SIS % asked Lead rather easier. WI
81. * bid and 10 asked; spelter unse-t,s1
with spot quoted s5.5 nominal. and fu-
lures -. . nominal. The brokers price
for lead is 81 - and for copper SIS. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
TIE MEArAE
W.r1-a Ka- Iu-e =

w.ca!tz- Kar-. Juoe = Isz
Local forecast .or wichita and vicinity:
Probably tair until Saturday
During the pas :. hours the highest
temperature has beer s. tie lowest =
ana The mean = WITH Gear weather. fTssA
70 brisk south w31d, With ds.sa; light
mig IN the northwest after $50 , n
o. tbs date last y.sr the c'Tesp0ldlr-
temperature ~ere 50 =. AID =. ard tao
years ago taey were III. = and -
The river continues n fsli slowly
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Jare el-Forsczs; sor
THURSDAY
ks1sas-S15 zerS and coo's- Tau-s5ET-
probably far Friday; variable E.-2s. D.
coming u5Tther.y
Oklahoma and Indian S-erTitory-Pz-tiy
cloudy THURSDAY ard F@1zT- ssE1hsFiy
winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June H.-There was q good
market for cattle today, all grades selling
We'll al steady prices. Good to choice
beeyes brought s5.OO65. IS; commoner
grades bringing A.4Od4.95; bulls, cows
and heifers sold at 81 .OOGs. 10: feeding cat
tie at S.65d5.2O; western fed steers, 81 500
80; Texans, 81. 0Od5. 90, and calves, $l.OOG
80
Hogs-The market for hogs was strong
early, with prices 21k to cents higher:
later the market weakened and the i'm
porvement was lost. Light hogs sold at
g. I0d3.So; mixed lots a; s.. TO93. 92Iz, and
heavy at $3.60d3.90. Pigs brought s.. goa
S.s7lz. and culls S1.5Ods go.
Sheep-There was a sharp demand for
sheep and lambs and prices advanced I5G
&c. Sheep sold at 8. 50dS. 20 for culls up
TO $5.2JG5.4O for choice lots. Yearlings
brought $5.5Gas.25 Colorado wooded lambs
S.eoQ7.OO; clipped lambs, $5.oog6 IS; spring
lambs. $4.O0d7.5O.
Receipts-CattIe 1900; hogs $4,000; sheep
14,oG0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. June H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 natives; 90 Texans; market
steady, strong and active; native steers.
heavy. A.95d5.25; medium, a. 55G5. %; light
s4.0Oa5.00; Texas steers, $3.c0d4.75; Texas
cows, E.6Od5.jO; native cows and heifers.
S.ega5. 90; stOckers and feeders, s.. SOS. 10;
bulls, s.. 5CG4 %
Hogs-Receipts. Il. 600; market opened SC
higher, closed weak; bulk OF sales, g. 65d
$50; heavy. S3.72kd3.S5; packers, 50. e5I
3.Tlz; mixed. s.. soG3.75 light 50. 6Od3. 72Is /;
workers, $3.65d3. 7Zllz; pigs, s3.Jod3. 6212.
Sheep-Rece.pts. 900: market firm;
lambs. 81. 40dS. %; clipped muttons. $4,000
$50; stockers and feeders, S3.25G4.OO; culls
s. O0a3.5O.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, June .-Cattle-Receipts, q
900; market steady and quiet. Fair TO
choice native shipping and export steers,
Si.50G5 20, with fancy worth up 10 $50;
dressed beef and butcher steers, A.450
o.C5; steers under 1000 pounds. s3.5J0l.y0;
stcckers and feeders. s3.0Ca4.75; cows and
heifers, g. 25Gi.S0; bulls, S2.SJ1i %; can
ners, Sl-5Oq2. 20; Texas and Indian steers,
g. 30d5.00; cows and heifers, s2.jga 30.
HOGS-Reeeipts. 500; market strong;
workers. So. SDd3 IS; packers. $3.75ai3. IS;
butchers. g. SOfI3.9O.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady:
native muttons, A.Ood4.75; spring lambs,
s.. 00G7. %; culls and bucks, $2.5Oq3.I5;
stockers, s. I5d3.25.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 2L-CoHse-op:ions
opened steady at unchanged prices n a
decline % points and ruled fairy aS:l7a
with q steady un+er;ole. The c;ose was
que,, unchanged % points lower. Sales.
L - bags. including July. 4.Ec: AdrIst
&c: September. i.S.c; Octobsr. 4 -:
November. SO: December, s-S-c; Ma.
5.5fsl5.Ssc- Spet cofe-Ri0 quiet: n l.
quiet TIE coffee exchange Eill Be closed
Monday. July , ard Tuesday. July &
SugaT-Rsw. quiet ard steady. fair -
firing. &C: centrifugal. = tss-. SC; no
lssSss sugar A. Refined. steady: crush
Sd SC; powdered. SO: grs1uls'e1. 5s-c-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22

New York. June Thrown sheetings
and drills were on home account. Fair
sized orders IN the market for export.
All leading brands firm. but some irreg-
ularity in outside makes. Print cloths
idie, but seady. Wide. odd grey goods
barely steady. Bleached cottons firm.
with moderate sales. Wide sheetings
quiet and firm. Cotton fannels and blan-
kets dull, but steady. Denims and coarse
colored cOttons quiet and unchanged.
Dress fabrics both cotton and wooden
lines, IN fair demand. Prints active
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22

New York. Juae 3L-NoueT q call
steady a. Sas14 per cent: las; loan -.
Prime mercantile paper. 5d5s. per cent
E-sri.ng exchange steady. with actual
business n bankers bli 80 - SIT ST.
for demand au4 a. - ~ ~ - for 60 days:
posted rates. s. st=fTt 8 ard - -: con-
rnsrrtai bills. s. S4a4 81: silver cerrfa-
Gates Se-ds1c; bar silver so1.c. Mexicza
dollars tSiSc; Euve-n1ent bonds. weak.
state bonds. inactive; Railroad Soods
firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22
IoT-IsYILLE $: BALTIMORE. 1

Louisville. Ky, June I.-The Orioles
found Philippi in bur one inning today,
and then after the side should have been
retired Hul and Robinson retired efter
the fourth inning. AtteliInce, : cCc.
Score: II Z
Louisville ...........o302o "-SII 6
Baltimore ...........0O OO40OOr-4 4
Batterles-Louisville Phillippi and Pow
ers: Baltimore. Hill. McKe ma and ROB
inson and risham Cmpires, SwaIJwood
and Wagner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-22

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