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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-28
MRS. M'KINLEY'S ILLNESS
Sends the President and HIs Party
Home Before Expected.

Washington, June H.-The president and
Mrs. Mckinley, with the other members
OF the presidential party, arrived here at
1920 a. m. today, and were driven imme-
d'ately to the White House. Mrs. Nc
Klnley, whose illness cut short the presi-
dents stay at Adams, stood the journey
very we'll and was slightly better on arri-
val She contracted a cold while in New
England and the change Of the weather
seemed to affect her so that It was deemed
wise for her to return to the White
House. Her condition is not considered
either serious or alarming and she is ex-
pected to recuperate soon. With the pres
ident was Mr.. Abner Mckinley, Miss
Sarah Duncan of Cleveland. Miss Ida
Barber Of Canton. nieves of the presi-
dent; DR.. Rixey, the presidents physi-
clan; Acting Secretary CortelyOu, and Mr..
Rudolph Foster.
DR.. Rixey said upon leaving the White
House half an hour after the arrival Of
the party that Mrs. McIkinley's condition
need occasion no alarm. "I expect her
to recover rapidly" said he. ''She will
probably be sitting up this afternoon"
Many people called during the day to in
Quire concerning Mrs. McKinley's health.
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Boston, June N-The wool market
shows increased strength this week and
general prices have been advanced. The
territory woods. fine medium and fancy
wool. are now quoted at 45IiSc, while for
Australian good lots soc is quoted. Fleece
woods are feeling the effect of the strength
Of the market, and although sales yet
rule moderate. the prices have advanced
a little. Australian wOols hold firm. and
buyers are forced to pay higher prices.
Quotations:
Cnwashed medium. etc. Missouri quar-
ter blood, cOmbing. 2lc; ihree-eighths
blood. 12c; braid combing, lSgl9c.
Territory woOls-MOntana and Dakota
fine medium and fine. Halle; secured. IS
N4Sc; staple, SOC; Utah, Wyoming. fine
medium and fine. 14d1si4c; secured. asa
47c; staple, soc; Idaho fine medium and
fine, 13GlSc; secured, 45141c.
Australian wools-Scoured basis: Comb
ing superfine. 76q7sc; good. 73a75c; av-
eIage, 7ed73c.
London. June 27.-The fourth series Of
the wool auction sales opened here today
with the home trade showing an unusu-
ally strong desire for this grade. The
French buyers purchased medium good
greasies. These goods also met with fair
competition from other buyers. A small
selection OF merinO greasfes showed AMI
nation and sold 81 to per cent, with
the continent securing the bI.k. A small
supply of Cape Of Good oIIpe ard NataIs
met with strong demand and Sreasv
snow whites improved per cent. There
were no American buyers present. The
series IS scheduled TO close July 10. The
offerings today number l2lI1 bales
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NIOELS1Iuil5
KANSAS CITY.


Kansas City. No., June T.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 6,000 natives, 500 Texans. Market
steady to strong. Native steers heavy
50. f5q5 .; medium, "a. 75d5. %; light, 81 90
G5.l5; Texas steers, $3.75dL15; Texas
COWS, s. O0d3. 80: native cows and heif-
ers, g. S94. 20; stockers and feeders, s.. 20
Q4.90; bulls. $3.0OG4.3O.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market steady and
PIC higher. Bulk OF sales, s3.65d3. %;
heavy, s3.65d3.SO; packers, s3.6Od3. 70;
mixed, S3.69as.7O; light. $3.45d3.65; york.
ers, $3.60g3.65; pigs, $. 55d3.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
lambs, A.O0dT0O; clipped muttons. $500
AS: stockers and feeders, S3.00q3.50; culls
50. 75a3.15.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, June H.-Cattle-Receipt p
800 including 1000 Texans; market steady
to strong; fair TO choice native shipping
and export steers, "a. 9Od5.2S; with fancy
worth up TO S. so; dressed beef and BUTCH
er steers, A.30a5.15; steers under 1000
pounds, $3.5Od4. 20; stockers and feeders,
81 .6d5.OO; cows and heifers. s2.25d4.S 80;
bulls, s.. 5O93.7 IS; Gamers, $l.50I2. 30; Texas
and Indian steers, 3.3VT5.O0; cows and
heifers, s.. 5OGS.S6.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market cents
lower; pigs and lights, $3.65d3.5; packers
s.. 7OG3. so; butchers, $S.75d3.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 4.5OO: market firm; ma
tive muttons, $4.O0d4.75; spring lambs,
s.. 25d7. 90; cuTls and bucks, $3.O0q3.25;
stockers, $2.65Q2.75.
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Central would lease the Boston ana Al
bany for q term Of ninety-nine years and
guarantee s per CENT On the stock vas
not surprise either IN railroad circles
or In WaH Street. That the lease 3
practically closed was confirmed from .
trustworthy source yesterday.
New York, June 21.-It Is reported In
Wall Street that the Standard Wrought
Iron company has successfully noated
and that none Of the stock viii be offered
to the puofic. Subscriptions from the
interests which are included In the com
binatton have been sufflcient TO take up
al the stock
Chicago. June 2T.-The directors Of tue
re-organized Chicago and Axiom, road met
here today and authorized the calling Of
stockholders OF the road 20 meet here on
September Z 70 authorize the issue OF
bonds to refund outstanding bonds and
for improvements.
New York. June 27.-The directors OF
the Lake Shore, Canada Southern and
Michigan Central railroads have declared
the regular semi-annual dividends OF ia.
one and two per cent. respectfully.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Jim Means was q shipper OF a car load
Of medium heavy hogs which sold at the
top price Of the day. and without dock
age.
Grace Bros. Of Cheney were in with
car load OF medium weight hogs which
sold at good bulk prices.
Townsend & LamOn of Andale were late
arrivals with a cor Of light hogs which
sold without dock at good bulk prices.
Commodore Hans Peoples of Greenwich
was a shipper of medium light hogs which
sold at bulk figures.
There was no cattle market yesterday,
as there was nothing on sale for the
open trading and the few private trades
were Of no special Importance. The cattle
which were bought on order the dav be-
fore were taken care OF and arranged for
shipment but nothing new appe lre1 for
safe.
The statement for yesterday was as
follows: Tops $50; bulk. $S.47iz13. so:
average weigh. 90; receipts, 4s9. For
the day before, tops. $3.55; bulk, $3.50
G.55; average weight. %; receipts, 499.
The bold shipments yesterday were
normal and the day showed up very fair
ali through. both the jobbing and express
business being strong and the straight
contract cars olsa up 10 the average. All
the several packing house products were
represented In the shipments and the
staple cuts and specialties each received
a goo3 share.
DR.. Lewis. recently a graduate from
the medical college at Cincinnati, and
close friend Of DR. John Dulaney. IVES
4 visitor at the yards yesterday and sue
Ceeded In humbling the physical proves
of the genial superintendent.
There was one super-eNcellent car Of
stock produce sent out from the Dold
docks yesterday tor foreign shipment. II
the cons .ErUFent was large order Of
sf-.rt clears which were said TO be the
finest cf this class Of products ever turn
ed out by the house. They were prime
we'll cured goods and were admired not
only by the loading force. but by visitors
who happened 70 be present on the docks
who knew meats.
Provisions Yesterday showed c0nsid-
cradle frmuess on a small amount of
trading. Prospects were better for an am
icable settlement Of the stock yards la
Dor troubles. Packers bought moderately
and selling was scattered and was mostly
July liquidation by outsiders. Bath cash
lard and cash ribs closed up 81 cents. the
former al $5.02is and the latter at S472is
The Dold management never fail to do
their part toward the C.ty's presenting
The best side forward. and yesterday the
big whistle which was formerly the fed
ersl weather bureau signal. pea'ed forth
n splendid salute when the Santa Fe
train bearing the Ralei-h's commander
passed the plant. II was close to the time
OF finishing the days business and all
hands responded and were on the docks
20 cheer the uu-c0ming train and the gall
liant naval hero who took such leading
part in the brilliant sea fight which re-
suited in the humiliation OF Montejos
Heet- Captain Coghisn will Got soon for
get his reception IN this city and a part
Of il was the salute from the Dold plant.
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FereIxn stacks and Honey.

London. June 27.-Amerscan securities,
after a dull start, were steadier. Later
the market became quiet. with little bus
mess, but rallied again and closed nrn1-
Business was very restricted Spanish
fOurs closed s4%c.
New York. June recommendation
Users London financial cablegram: The
markets here were heavy at the opening,
on Mr.. Chamberlain's beHicose speech On
the Transvaal. but they rallied later on
second thoughts that his declaration was
so emphatic that President Kruger viii
have no alternative but 20 surrender. Bus
mess was slack but the final tone was
fairly good. Americans hesitated early.
but the country bought Louisville and
Nashville causing a recovery, and the
close was at the best On New York sup
port. There was more activity In this
department than there has/been latelys
The features were Louisville and Nash
Vile. st. Pau and Atchison issues"
Paris, June 27.-Business hesltated on
the bourse today. First there vas
heavy tendency. Later prices were
strengthened by the report that Ger
many had consented 20 Russta's propo-
sal for arbitration. Rentes were dun,
on profit-taking. Spanish fours declined.
owing 20 the disturbances IN Spain. which
unfavorably Influenced international Sc
curitjes. At the close. there was re-
covery. BIO Tintos were firm. De Beers
were In demand. Kaffirs started easier
on the speech Of Mr.. Chamberlain, the
British secretary OF state for the colo
mics, at birmingham. yesterday evening.
but improved on satisfactory Johannes
burg news
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Eat q Yea Have Ksasey 90 BlaaAsR
Zrsahis Is Win - Rsas1 suss
the Remeay yoa Nena.


Kidney troub1s prsys upon the mlne.
dlseourages and lessons amsssioh: beauty.
vigor ana ehesrfalness soon Disappear
when the kidneys are cut Of order o. as
eased.
Kidney trouble has become 50 prevalent
that Il = not uncommon for child te -
born adllcsed with weak kidnays. II the
child urinates too often. n the urine scalds
the flesh. or u. when ths child reaches an
age when 4 should be able 70 consroi the
passage and Il y jet afnietcd With bed
wetting. depend upon n the cause % the
difiiculty Il kidney trouble. and ne nrss
step should be towards the treatment &c
these important organs Tais unpleasaae
trouble b due TO q diseased coalition e
the kidneys and bladder and net 70 q
hshit. as most people suppose.
SO We find that women as weii ~ men
are made miserable with kidney and had
der trouble. ana both need the sane ren-
edy. The mid and the immedlafe erect
Of Swamp-Roos Il soon resiissd Il Il sol6
by druggists. In fifty-esnt and cne-dollaP
size& You may have q sample bottle BY
mail free. also pamphlet telling all about
Il. including many Of the thousands oe
testimonial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing Df. KIimer q CO.
B.rshamton. n. =, mention the wichita
Daily Eagle.
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METAL MARKET,

New York. June Z.-Trade In metals
was dormant today and price variations
unimportant. Information from primary
points as well as from the European mar
kets were featureless and without iniiu-
ence. At the close the metal exchange
called pig iron warrants entirely nominal
at 1850: lake copper unchanged AZ fis.@
bid and SIS 80 asked: tin barely steady.
with s9s bid and $3.50 asked: lead quiet
and unchanged. with Sa.i5 bid and 40
asked: speIter dull and nominal at %.2s.
The brokers' price for lead Is A.S and
for copper SIS 25f1s.5o.
Pittsburg. Pa. June 2.-Bessemer pig
iron IS quoted today at so ton TN the
Mahoning valley and In Pittsourg, the
price is S3O.75 This Is an advance OF leO
per cent in six months and s. a ton higher
than last week.
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STRIKE IN'TlN-PLATE MILLS
Either That or q shut Dews VIII
Throw Out 90. coo Mes,

Chicago, Ill. June Z7.-The American Tn
Plate company which. barring four mills
has a monopoly Of the tin-plate manu-
featuring interests OF the United States,
is facing the prospect OF a general strike
next Friday night. the result Of which
will be 10 close all its mills. Twenty-Five
thousand skilled woTkmen and l5o0 "a
borers are likely 10 be involved. Prssi-
dent Theodore shaffer and Secretary john
Williams. with a committee OF the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron ami Steel
Workers. were in Chicago from Tuesday
% Saturday night Of last week in daily
conference with the officials OF the Amer
lean Tin-Plate company in the Marquette
building The committee II now back In
Pitts5urg. and notice Of a general strike.
to begin Friday night. has been Issued
While the officials Of the company in
charge deny that there 10 any il-feelinG
resulting from the failure % agree over
the scale .it was admitted that the com
pany's mills are 10 Be shut down II was
also practically admitted at the conpsnys
orices that the shutdown would continue
until The wage scale was agreed 10 BY
both sides Second Vice President w. T.
Graham. Il The TTn-Plate COMPANY. repre-
sentsd the company IN c1nference with the
workmen. The COMMITTEES and the tin
plate officials kept the fact % the Of
ference secret and Il was not until notice
Of the closing down a the mills was pos,-
ed IN Pi,tsburg that the news reached
Chicago.
Mr.. Graham. speaking for ths company.
denied there vas anT feeling between the
Amalgs mated ASSOCIATION s15 the officials
over the wage pc8ie The committee
came here under instructions % ask Tor
Q PEI cert Increase ard a. We unfsrEtaod
g. they had no authority 20 sccspi any-
thing else" he raia The mem neTs q TIE
committee were here several Says We
submitted a conproTnise propositi0n- b;
the committee aid they had N authority
- ACCEPT g. ard ask-d % submit - % m
different unions Orr p-Dpositi1n Tss for
a. advance equivalent - that Daid ~ Ire
manufacturers q iron ard Stes. shs~ts.
approximately y - cent. A. The co7-
tract win the asss~iajor Iasfsf only untfi
June y. there was nothing LETT To- as 90
do bit shut DOWN until BE c1mpzay-s
proposition had bee- s1brnlSiea % fh~ vas-
lors Unions % the Arnsig7na.st assocta-
ton There - 10 tan - STRIKE
The various nils q ere ETsz, csncsgn.
the czpiisliEsti5n 4 Ehich = - - 81. .re
scattered over TIE easisrn and nltsie
ssstss.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO


Chicago. June 2I.-The demand for cattle
was good today and sales were a. steady
prices. The proportion Of choice beeves
was rather small. There vas n active
demand fer calves at good prices Good
10 fancy beeveS sold a. s. l0siS. -: SOM
moner grades bringing Sl.9oR5.O5: cattle
sold al S3.5tdj.0o: bulls. COWS and he;fcrs.
2.00q5.lH. the latter price for choice heif-
ers. Western steers sold al 81. T0fi5 So:
Texans. A0Qa5.ta; calves, S.50G1.5G.
Hogs-Fear Of further trouble at the
Ftock yards was reflected In the COM
paratively small arrivals OF hogs. The
demand was slow early but improved
later and steady prices prevailed. Light
hogs sold at $3.60G5. s: mixed lots at
B. SOC SciE: heavy 1t S.ssd3. SEX. Pigs
kc'd at s.. 25G3. :. and culls al 81 500. 40
Sheep-The-e was an active demand Tor
Fheep and lambs At prices generally I'M
thanEed from yesterday Sheep sold at
J. -5e6S.50 for culis up 10 S5.0C05.S0 for the
best fOcks. YoaTlings brought 8. SSfi6. q;
clipped lambs. SS.5GG6.50 and spring lambs
O.. Ood7.59.
ReceiDts-Cattle $500; hogs $500; sheep
ahnA
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HOGS WERE STRONG
Only Moderate Supply and
Quality Just Fair.
TOPS UP TO $3.50
No Cattle Market and Few
Private Trades.

The Wichita live stock market yester-
day was quoted as strong and this was
a very fair tone in comparison with the
other markets. One western point gave
out 8 cents lower. another steady and a
third as opening slow and closing steady
10 stronger. There was again a light
day Of trading on the local market, with
a small line OF offerings and a degree Of
interest which would have taken in all the
offerings yarded had more of them come
in. The wagon trade was light, there
being only a moderate run from this d.
vision. and the car offerings were also
light There was q good demand and
more fat butcher stock would have sold
well had 1t been on hand, and as it was
everything received was disposed of at
once. and at good strong prices. There
was nothing al all choice on sale, and
with the exception Of one or two car
loads and about that many punches of
wagon hogs there was nothing better Of
fered on sale than fair. The mentioned
lots showed UP quite fair in the main. and
ranged from medium light weights to
heavies. There was very little disposition
on the part Of the buyers to sort or be
particular. as butcher hogs were wanted
and anything in this line anywhere near
available was promptly taken in and at
prices which in some cases more than
held their own with any other western
market. There were few cutouts or sorts
and most Of the stun on sale went
straight and at good. firm prices The
tops were a nickel better than the day
before, and the average weight and the
receipts were about the same. The quail
ity Of the hogs which brought the better
prices was little better than that of the
top prices for Monday. There was a well
defined strength TO the local market all
day. and the closing deals were made at
the best prices. Everything on sale was
disposed Of at once and the pens empty
on the Close.
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MACOMB TRAIN ROBBERS
All Fin ally Disposed OF by the Court
mt HartyIlle

st. Louis, Mo-, June u Aspecial to the
Post-Dispatch from Hartville, Mo-, says:
The courts here are done with the Ma
comb train robbers. Lewis Nigh today
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
twelve years in the penitentiary. The
case against Oscar Ray was continued on
his own reoognizance. and Byroms case
was nollied. Shepard and Nigh were
taken to the Springfield Jail today. Shep-
ard took an appeal 10 the supreme court,
and bail was fixed at $500.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, June 37.-Options opened
steady at unchanged prices and ruled
moderately active. with very narrow
changes and became fea,ureless. Euro
pean and Brazilian cables were unsat!s-
factory ana outside spectators entirely
Indifferent 10 recent claims OF crop dam
age. while Brazilian receipts showed an
increasing tendency The close was
steady. unchanged 70 points higher.
Sales. son bags. including July f.e0c;
August, 4. 7cc; September. 4.ssd g. &c; No
yember 5.S5a5. sc: May, 5.5sT5. &C. Spot
Rio dull. but about steady. mild. quiet.
Su-ar-Raw. steady al decline; fair re-
fning, 1-l6c; centrifugal. p test. s-lsc.
Refined, firm and active.
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THE WGaTngR

w1ch;ta KaT-. 5E-s 2. 80
I,o-aI fsre-as. ser Wlcagrs arr ysctns.y-
Fair Until THURSDAY.
Du-inx the past g ho1ss fhs h,Ehs4t
temperature has beer =. ias 19s~s. =.
ard izs msan - sish . rusi5 faBnssr-
storm - che rQTnsag- ~ftz - iara .
~ = forV%sd ~ cDsisY eieag zezshsr
Last year On fhls date I'VE fp-fssp5-5-
iux temperatures wsre r. - ara ms EBssr
- aEd tao years aga fksy ue-s =. -
ara - FRED l. JOHNSON.
Gt5serrsF
washizkzon. JgSs Z-,-Fs-ecasz fsr
" ss1seNeaT:
Eanez8 - Partly ci1gty Wednesday.
prghsb5y fair ThsgrsEsys Tartabis Hsnass
Ok5a1ezzz and f-68sr Tefs1f5E-Farfly
cloB9y Wednesday. tzaS Tssrseays sosfk..
eaassv4S $685.
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Western LseaRue
College Raseb,n flames.

New Haven. Conn, June s7-The Har-
ward baseball nine this afternoon defeat
ed the Yale nine. The game was won IN
the first inning. when Harvard scored
three runs After the fatal first inning
Yale played. on the whole. better ball
than Harvard. though the team work OF
the visitors was decidedly better and Yale
vas lamenistiy weak al bat. Today's re
suit makes necessary the third game, in
New York next Saturday. TO decide ne
championship Score: RHE
Yale .............-...o . . o loO0l-S 5
Harvard .............S . 0eO0 O. l
BatJeries-Yale. Robertson aud sullivan:
Harvard, FItz and Reid.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. June "A quie, home de-
mand reported n primary market for cot
t'- goods IN both staple lines ard f4l-
c.es- Tone unchanged and prices steady.
Gooj-sized YaiGs IN the market for heavy
brown cottons FOR exports. Some safes
reported for distant shipments a sd-
vance OF eighth cent over pr!ce for cur
rent deliveries 10 home trade. Dcnims
are dull and irregular. Fancy prints
qu.st. b U, firm Gingaams in short SUD-
ply and firm Mems wear wors.s6s :erd-
ing upwards Wors-ed dTeSs goods very
firm. Jclsoers had excellent day n Gear
IN IN ssi.-s
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Independent T~I~pheaes Proaper.

Chicago. H.. Ju-e The third annual
convention Of the Independent Telephone
association opened here today. attended by
j. delegates from eiEhteeAestates Pres
ident James II. Th5rnas Of Chillicothe. O.
delivered an address The year juss cos
Ing" said Mr.. Thomas. .2nGs the inde-
pendent telephone interests With sufficient
capital az its command 10 carry on the
work There ara nos z5s Telephone CON-
panies uEter the Independent systern- op-
Grating - aa5 instruments. representing
an iavsStme-t u tssgaeo9"
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Kew York NTeney Market.

New York. June 27.-'Money on call
steady al 2i4G3 per cent: last loan. ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 80
3at per cent. Sterling exchange easier.
with actual business in bankers bills At
"a sass for demand and al A.Sixd4.S5ss
for sixty days; posted rates, a.Ssi4d4 81
and "a. sS1kd4.s 50: commercial bills, A.Sk.
Silver certificates. $SOizfSS2. Bar silver.
col. Mexican dollars. ASA. Government
bonds strong; state bonds inactive; rail-
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Gold and SILVER for Rurope.

New York. June E.-The steamer 81.
Paul sailing for Europe tomorrow, will
take out 375.0O0 ounces Of silver. The
National City bank shipped 10 Europe
today So 80 OOn In gold
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PrTTsBURG. 4: BOSTON. 3.

Pittsburg. Pa, June 27.-In the ninth
inning, when two were out, Ely tied the
score with a home run, and in the tenth
Tannehill tailed on the throw-in OF Nc
Carthy's long fly TO center. Attendance,
800. Score: RHE
Pittsburg 100 OO02O1I-4 4
Boston .............0 0 0O012 1000 8 II :
Batteries - Pittshurg. Tannehin and
Schriver; Boston, Wills and Clarke. I'm
pires, ODay and McGarr.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Fiour-Easy.
Wheat-No. spring. sSa7,c; No. rcd.
TIC.
COrn-No. .. S4Ssc
oats-No. 2. aN.I2s,sc; No. white.
2si-c: No. ,. whi;e. 2;l-ac
Rye-No. . Gle
Barley-No. = SSsi40c
Flaxseed-No. /. SIC: northwest, H.@
Prime timothy seed-S2.49.
Mess po-k-Per bbi.. s. 4ofs. -
l-ard-PeT 10 lbs. s. $3.50
Short ribs sides loose S.55GlS: dry
sailed shoulders. Cboxe6l. 5a5i.: short
clear sides tooNedl s. lcs45.l0
Whisky-Dstiile-s' finished goods, Per
gal, SIS
Sugar-U nchanged.
CIpNa--4>arfracf grade 4 =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-28
BASEBALL
NEW YORK. s; CLEVELAND. I.

Cleveland. O., June 2I.-The home team
made hits enough TO win the game, but
they were badly scattered. Score:
RH Z
Cleveland ..........oO0OOO III 2
New York ..........0 O4001 &c
Batteries - Cleveland. Schmidt and
Schrecongost; New York, Carrick and
Warner. Umpires, Smith and Andrews.
Attendance, 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-28
TrenanrY statement.

Washington. June E.-roday's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. see. 63l. 40.
Gold reserve, $29S. go. s0l.