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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-06

Pittsburg, Feb. 8,
CATTLE-Receipts light market steavy
We quote as follows: Extra heavy, IS. 40G
$50; prime, $5,20GG5,30 good, $4,000. 90; tidy
s4.40(G4.70 common, s300g3.75; heifers, 5000
415; oxen, S2,50CD4.00; bulls and stays, s2.75d
400; common to good fresh COWS, $50. 00155. 90
springers and common cows, $500.
HOGS-Receipts light; market active. We
quote: Prime assorted mediums and best
Workers, s5.621a(a565; light Workers and pigs
s5.601G5.6 21a; heavy hogs, s5.50tG5.55; roughs
s3.756G5.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply fair; market
steady on sheep; lower lambs. We quote
Choice wethers, s4.606475; good, $425a4.50
fair mixed. s3.50G4.00; common, s200a3.C0
choice lambs, s5.50(G560; common to good
lambs, $40OG5. 10; veal calves $65097.25 heavy
and thin. $4.00lI5.00.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-06

The Hanover Pat Kid Shoe for men.
Price $3.50. Sold only by Hirsch-
mans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-06

WHEAT-Spot market weak; No. 2 red
7919c {. o. b. afloat; No. l northern Duluth
86c f. b. afioat; No. hard Duluth S91Sc
+. o. b. afoat.
CORN-Spot market steady; No. 2. 47c in
elevator and 4611c +. 0. b. afloat
OATS--Spot market steady; No. 2, 301ac; No
5, soc; No. 2 white, 3211zg321ac; No. white,
Sl12c; track mixed western, 81@8l1zc; track
white, 31G535c.
CATTLE-No sales today; market nomin-
ally steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheep
AGO; medium to prime lambs, $5.85<55.75, one
car, 1886.
uoGs-None for sale alive: market nomin-
ally weak.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06

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heavies whieh sold at the CO.. Of the bulk

heavies which sold at the top of the bulk
w. Fl. Logan, Of Sterling. had in me
oium lights which sold on the close at
the top Of the bulk range.
J. c. Gray, Of Oatville, had in car OF
light hogs, which sold straight at the
bulk range tops.
d. N. Hutchinson, Of Haverhill, was a
shipper of medium lights OF very fair
grade, and they readily brought the bulk
tops.
Ed Weidline shipped in from Augusta
car load Of mediums. which sold well On
the early market.
Rebstock & Schroeder. Of Putnam, sent
down a car Of light hogs, which sold at
2 good bulk figure.
w. II. Donnell, Of Haven, was IN with
a load Of lights, which sold straight at a
stiff upper bulk range figure.
Jeff Houston shipped up from Ponca
City q car load Of lights Of lar quality,
which registered well up in the bulk.
c. G. Handy, Of Norwich, the very first
shipper to cOnsign stock to these yards,
was in person with a car Of lights, which
sold well al bulk prices.
Adam Huffbauer, Of Mulvane. was in
with car load Of lights Of very fair
grade, and they sold at q good bulk figure.
Scott Thomas, Of Sedgwick, car Of fine
butcher cattle; J. c. Wilks, Of Southwest
Kansas, car Of stocker cattle, and A
D. Boyd, Of Lawrence, a car load Of
horses, were other shippers in with
stock.
The roads bringing the stock to market
We're: Atchisoa, 8; Missouri Pacific. 4;
Frisco, 3; and Rock Island. 3
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops, $50: bulk of sales, $50
$50; average weight, 215; receipts, 1.1s7.
For Wednesday, tops. $50; bulk, S. .600
5.75; average weight, 225; receipts, LIS.
Tor the same day last week. tops, s5.72lz;
bulk. S5.69G5.70; average weight, 217; re-
ceipts 1885.
Mr.. c. L. Darratt is back at work, after
several days illness at his home.
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HI)6 MARKET STEADY
Light Supply and Qualify
inferior.
TOPS REST ON $3.50
Receipts l,167--CattIe Marker
Steady--Trading Dull.
TOPS REST ON $3.50

All the western hog centers yesterday
reported a lower market, Kansas City and
e. Louis a rat cents of. and Chicago
weak and easier. This market was al
through the day and on all classes Of
hogs fully steady with Wednesdays best
Prices. On the opening Of the trading the
srst reports from Kansas City were
rents lower. This market with little In
light and 10 very rosy. prospects for a
heavy run, opened steady and remained
10 all day, on hogs OF good quality and
butcher weights. II there was any take
tff it was on hogs Of light weight and in
terior quality There were no hold-over
Logs ready at the opening, as everything
bad been cleaned up the night before. and
tne wagon trade which, wh1le only fair,
Has better than for some days Of this
week II was not a day Of very robust
receipts, though toward the close Okla
BONA came to the assistance, and at the
pnlsn there were thirteen cars sold and
weighed UP, and all pens empty. The
quality was generally inferior. save for
kne TOP loads which were choice. The
Tops stuck 10 the $3.50 mark, two cars Of
teavies receiving It. Good hogs and good
weights yesterday sold wei, but the com
petition on lighter grades IS not very
lively, and these will always be at a
Slight discount
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. A s. Bfunson. who has been Wis
itng Mrs. II. Boite. left for her home
in PittsbuTg. Kan, yesterday.
The V A. club held social meeting
Tuesday night at the home Of David
smythe. on North Emporia avenue.
Joseph 7. stoner and wife Of Chanute
Kan. are in the city visiting the family
Of Mrs. stoner's brother. Arthur Pauline.
n F.. Burwen Of Colorado City is in
the city looking after his interests. He
Owls g number OF farms iu this county.
Miss Susie Long and Mrs Patterson.
both Of Great Bend and sister OF sir.
James Long of this city. stopped OF 70
visit their brother on their way 70 Cleo.
0. T. yesterday.
Al Calvert. Burt Martin ard John Fitz-
hugh plead guilty % petty larceny and
burglary in the district court yesterday
and were sent n thu recoruztory u
Hutchinson By Judge Dale
The Boite Furniture conapuv bought
FIRE team u horses the Arst q the week
Tor use On thelr delivery wagon The
team cost g75 AID were prrchssed %
Hsrwood. the llvergnan ~ 3uivane.
Judge Perkins q Guthris vas n ths
cigy yesterday h0b1obbinz about tie
Santa re deCot with rs "oid friend Col
l. 2 Duisusy. The Judge is colors1 ard
az present is ore q ere fattest allerTaen
in tie territorial capital
Ezra H1tchinson. "a Nineteeath street
Sends - ths Eazls once saczllne p5ant
which IS a South Afri-zn Plant. which
is similar 70 zsparzgr2ss ard = eaten -
the Boszs also specimens q aspzrag-1
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let hls RE rest CO h-s fo5t. Eksr = zs-r 4
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ths.s ro1ua 81 tas city b1lf,zx
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A coon sHow

4 GOOD SHOW.
Another large audience greeted the
stock company a. the Tols- theatre last
night 70 witness the laugkable farce com-
e5y Ny Uncle from japan TIE houses
are increasing every nlsht and theatre
goers are beginning % realize thar the
mana cement q the company is giving
more Tor the money t-laa vas anticipated
Mss Madeline McDoasid was q Pleasing
Cizrice. and hsr specially With s1r. Gee.
Elorer vas the hlt y the evening. To-
rizht VII - "al.Js1- night ard al
those -ho desire % display tAsir talsat
VIII have an opportunity Ct doing 50. sad
the winner VII receive p-ze q = Thls
contest e open 70 al Evsry cns aAosls
- tonight and SEQ the fuz.
Ihe saza piav ~l he repeated t7zo--
row nlght. ard q Erazd proslctio1 q
Fast Lynae~ XII - Eivs1 Nordav
zlghL New faces VII - ser f. TIRE cast
-sxt week zzo TIE management ln-er 1s
- E.ake this oas q the s--3-rss. s-ock
companies n the west TIE r-i-z = a.
uission All remain The SANE. = ce5t. T.
a. parts of tas house.
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I'VE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

oklahoma furnished the top hogs yes
terday. J.. ~. Johnston. of Pond Creek.
had in one of them. and his load was OF
Rl-pound. weu-trimmed porlers which at
once received the high bid.
J.. W. McGiveney. also Of Pond Creek.
was a shipper OF heavy hogs of prime.
plump fan condition, which sold prompt
Is a. the S0-cent top.
Steiner d Blair. Of Lyons had in q car
7f medium lights in very fair form.
which made a good sale at the bulk
ions
The Garland boys were represented on
the market by a ear load OF medium
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
New York Monsv Marke..

New York. June 19.-Aioney on call easy
ct 2Iad2A per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 3es04lz per cent: sterling exchange
steady, with actual business IN bankers
bills at s. 6St for demand aud al s4 So
for 60 days. Posted rates, s.. s655 and 8. So.
Commercial bills. =. SQ4 $50. silver GER
tihcates nominally, at g. Bar silver. 59i@.
Mexican dollars. Az. Government bonds
steady. Refundine twos. registered, 1152 /.
coupon. 1g7l<; threes, registered. 100: cou-
po1, 10: new fours, registered. 13s; cou-
pom. 159. old fours, registered I12lz; cou-
pon. u35z; hves, registered. 1874 coupon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, June 13.-There VIII be no
reduction in the prices OF the leading
makes Of bleached cottons, the agents an
nounced today. Brown cottons are firm
er; some export goods advanced = to &c.
Home demand was better today for heavy
brown cottons. Good business done in
narrow and wide print cloths outside Of
regulars; wide goods firmer. Prints sold
wen. Gingnams unchanged. Cotton lin
ings quiet and irregular. The market as
q whole is distinctly improving.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kansss Citv.


Kansas City, June 13.-Cattle-Receipts
5000 natives; 1000 Texans; market gen.
orally easy to 10c lower; native beef
steers, $. 5.O0d5 80; Texas steers, 81. .50I5. so
Texas grass steers, So -00G4. 80; Texas cows
S2-S0Q4.25 native COWS and heifers, So. s;
Q5.25; stockers and feeders. S3.75G4. 81
bulls s.. .25d5 %; calves, SS. .5015. 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market steady to
Be lower; bulk Of sales, S5.S096 90; heavy,
s5.s596.05; packers. s5.8596.Oo: mixed. s..
G6.00; light, S5.70d5. .871z; yorkers. S. $50
5.s5; pigs. s5.2005. 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; market steady;
muttons, S3.65G4S5; lambs. s4.5OG5. .15;
grass Texans. S3.25Q3.75; spring lambs.
S4.25Q5.25.
Chicago.
Chicago, June i3.-Cattle-Receipt g.
300, including 60 Texans; choice steers,
about steady; others weak; similar con-
ditions for butchers stock and Texans:
top sales, s6.25; good to prime steers,
S5-45d6.25; poor TO medium, 81 4O05. 20;
stockers and feeders. choice steady; 9TH
ers slow, S3.0Oo4 IS; cows, g. .70Gl5 90; heif-
ers, s.. 2.70G5.10; Gamers 2.00d2. .65; bulls,
slow. s.. .S5d4.60; cows. s.. 7095.00; heifers,
g. 7505.10; Gamers. 81 -0092. .65: bulls slow,
s.. 80G4.60; calves, . to 4Oc higher. 81 500
6.25; Texas fed steers, sales up to S4.s5;
S4 .35d5 60; Texas bulls, s.. 75g5.75.
1oSS-EteCclpLSs lcddys I5sOyys TOMORROW
25,Oo0; estimated left over. 5000; market
opened weak; closed steady; top, $500;
mixed and butchers. 5.s5Q6. 10; good TO
choice heavy, $5.9566.20; rough heavy,
S. 80Q5. 80; light, $5.S0d6 OH; bulk Of sales
S. O0Q6.10.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; sheep and lambs
steady; spring lambs, Up to $50; good TO
choice wethers. 50 S514.10; fair to choice
mixed, s.. .60G3. IS: western sheep, s.. IS
@4.10; yearlings. S4.IOd4.5O; native lambs.
Si-O9q5.00; western lambs, $l60d5. 90.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, June 13--Cattle-Receipt T.
200; market easy 70 a shade lower; na-
tive steers. S3.5006.00; stockers and feed
ers, S2.7005.0o; cows and heifers. s.. .009
500: Texas and Indian steers S. .60G5. 20;
cows and heifers, g. 70d450
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market cents
lower; pigs and lights, $5.S565. .s5; packers,
S.. S506.00; butchers, s6.0066.20.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market strong; ma
tive muttons, S3.50G4.00; lambs, 81. 65Q5.35.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.

CASH QJULAIIUNS.
Flour-Narket easy.
Wheat-No. spring, 7G72c; No. 3
spring. s5a7Oc; No. 2 red. 72c.
Corn-No. ?. 41Ac; No. 2 yellow, AA9
HE
Oats-No. >. 27lzd2sc; No. white. 2sZc;
No. 5 white. 2762Sl4c.
Rye-No. ,, 4Sc.
BarIey-Good feeding. Sa52c; fair to
choice mailing, Soc.
Flax seed-No. /. $40; No. northwest
ern, S1.71.
Timothy seed-Prime, s3.0013.60.
Porll-Mess. per bbl.. SI8.756lz 50.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, S. .47ls 0S.50
Short rio sides Qoose). s.. .S6S. Is: dry
salted shoulders (boxed. 67sG7lsc: short
clear sides (boxed) S. SOS 37iz.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. s1.27
r,r-.-r-rr,--c- - crrrr1n r.A---e.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14

market closed as follows
Butter-Markeu hrm; creamery, B81Sci
dairy. 1391slzc.
Cheese-Stesdy; S9lGzc-
Eggs-lo-zc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. no. June 15--fCIose.)-
Nheat-Receiprs. S. cars. July. &C. Sep
tenber. 6S7sc. cash, No. hard. 6-tz 6 5sc 4.
No 9. 66G6sl4c; No. . red. ssF7ol-c.
Corn ally. So'sc; September. zoasc: cash
No. mixed. SIC; No. ? white. E3sc.
Oats-Eo. . white, 215zc-
Ry-No . 5siz45zc
Hay-Choioe timothy, E1-50G12; choice
Butter-creamery. lh.Glsszc; fancy
dairy. l5al-c
Eggs-E'resh. &C.
So. Louis.
St Louis. June Is.-(CIose)-wheat-
Higher: No. red cash, elevator. 1-ec.
track. 7fT75isc. July. 5-Sc. September.
s57sc. No. hard. 70i 5-o2.c.
Corn-Firn: No. cash. slzc; track.
July, 4o-sc; September, slE.c-
Osts-Steady; No . cash. sc; track.
z72sisc; July, 26sscs Septeuber. Z5ssc, No.
> white. SIC
Rye-Dull: 5sizc.
Poultry Steady; chickens. &C.; springs.
ls11sc; Turkeys, &c; ducks. &C. springs
fiic- geese. Sc springs Sc
Butter-stea6y; creamery. ls5lsc; dairy.
lz6I4c
EESs-steady. 1ossc, -spacksd and cases
Included
New York.
New TorS. June L7-B,.-er-Ra Ra-ei ir-s
SSS packages market steady: crezne-v.
lss5 f1sisc. factory, EG-E.c
Chsese-Eeceiprs. 7e1 packages. mar
kst stesGy. fancy large coIored- Ss,c. f---
cy large whte. SfsC. fl1cy snail colore5
Sc fancy s-sI white e.
EsEs-Eecsspts. 80 PACKAGE. market
steady western. csndled a1d selected.
-2is11sc' western. regular packed. 1lF1---
Sugar-g2aw, steady; falr redrsd s. e
oelr-ifugal = test. sl.c. r1olassas suesr.
SC. renne6. qgist, crushed ss5S. po.r-
5ered. Eraluiatsd. s. 81
Co1se-CElIs Nc !, g.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western Leaous Standing.

COLO. SPRINGS. 3; KANSAS CITY, 3.
Colorado Springs, Colo, June l3-The
locals again out-plsyed Kansas City in
todays game McNeely kept the hits
well scattered. Gibson was knocked out
Of the box in the sixth and Wolf substi-
tuted. Attendance. SO Score: z II Z
Colorado Springs I0O31O0OO-5 9 4
Kansas City ........0 0 o s o O-3 o
Bstteries-AIcNeely and Donahue; Glib
son. Wolf and BeviIle.
ST. PAUL. Is; DES MONIES, /
St. Paul. 1iinn.. June L-Knepper was
wild today and when he managed TO get
the bail within reach the locals lined it
out almost at win. Attendance, 1900.
Score: r 7 E
St. Paul .............o > ? 5 % o-15 is 2
Des Moines ........0 Ole 0000O-1 8
Batteries-Cogan and Wilson; Knepper
and COote.
ST. JOSEPH. Il; DENVER, Z.
Denver, June Est Joseph had little
difficulty in taking today's game from
Denver Eyler was in poor form and was
replaced by Schmidt in the sixth. Hon
eyman running catch Of Dundoa's drive
20 center. and Floods home ruD. with
the bases full. were the features Attend
ance. $50. Score: RH Z
Denver ..............Oe3O O0027 4
St Joseph ......-....1 10 o III Il
BatJeries-Eyier. Schmidt and James
Sullivan Maupin and Doom.
MINNEAPOLIS. !. OMAHA. :
Minneapolis. MINI, June BIN the
eighth. after seeing the bases filed. Ge-
nins hit safe for the fourth time ard
drove IN Omaha's two runs. Congalton's
two-bagEer. followed b. Two singles. save
1fi-raa1 polls their run ia the drst. Attend
---- score RHE
Minneapolis .........1000O0 000o-1 81
Omaha ...............0 @ 0 00oo2 ~ 0
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AmerIcan Leaaue standina.
DETROTT. II. ROsTON. S

DETROIT, II, BOSlONs o
Boston, June IS-Detroit won in the sew
enth inning OF today's game by grace Of
some yellow work BY the Boston in
field, scoring five runs on TWO hits, base
on balls and three errors. Both teams
batted well. Attendance. 4,Sn. Score:
RHE
Boston ...............40o0101Oo-sl3 3
Detroit ..............1 0 ? ? III Il 4
Batteries-Lewis ana schreck; Miller
and Shaw.
MILWAUKEE,, 0; PHILADELPHIA S.
Philadelphia. June 15.-Pitcher Plank
was invincible today, and Milwaukee was
able to secure but two hits on him. IN
the third, Philadelphia found Garvin for
FIVE hits, netting three runs. Garvin re-
tired in favor of Hastings. and 8Ialoney
went behind the bat. Attendance. so.
Score: RHE
Milwaukee ..........o 30 o 90 0
Philadelphia ....-...1 o '-6
Batteries-Garvin. Hastings. Connor and
4aloney; Plank and Powers.
BALTIMORE. o; CHICAGO. L.
Baltimore Nd, June 19.-The Chicago
team easily turned the tables or the
Baltimores here today. Patterson was in
hne form, while McGinnity and Nops
were each hit hard. McGinnity was put
out Of the game by Connolly IN the fifth.
Attendance, LIS. Score: RHE
Baltimore ...........00O O000oO0-0 9 3
Chicago ...-.-.....-.0 0 0 1 20 5 liz 16
Batteries-McGinuity Nops and Robin
son. Patterson and Sugden.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
ca++Ie

The cattle trading yesterday as light,
there being only one good bunch IN. the
rest being local driven-ln stock. The
market as steady to higher.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
COTTON Market.

New York. June I3.-On the first call
near months eased of to points and
far months were points lower to l
higher. There was q rally Of 10 1
points Immediately following the call. The
market was finally steady at prices net /
higher to lower.
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UNIVERSITY GAMES.
MusIc 10 ORAMA.

At Proyideace-Brown. 4; Carlisle n
diane
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Fred L. Feakins. travelling freight
agent Of the Colorado Midland, was in
Wichita yesterday visiting the big sys-
TENS.
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on the Produce Exchange, today, the
ma rker closed as follows,
ButJer-MarSet Arm; creamery, 1581Sci
dairy, 1581s1zc.
Cheese-Steady; Sd15izc.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National LEAGUE standlnn.
PITTSRITRG s. R0ST0N

7 7 ? II = AtHEl o A'7IE1 7 w
Pittsburg, Pa, June 13.-Pittinger was
easy for the home team and was batted
at viii. Boston was outplayed at every
point. Attendance, 2,70O. Score: RHE
Pittsburg ............301O1OO +s11 /
Boston ..............O 0000-2 2
Tattaries-P -Ptf1tnri and O.Co,,o-. p,+
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Batteries-Phlllppi and O-ConnOr;
finger and Kittredge.
NEW YORK. 9; CHICAGO. Z.

NEW YORK, 9; CHICAGO. 7.
Chicago, June ia couple Of errors
and Taylor's wildness gave today's game
TO New York. The locals played a strong
uphill game after the sixth, and had
Doheny way up IN the air, but clear
wrong decision in the seventh stopped
them from a winning rally. Attendance,
LOO. Score: R H E
Chicago .............0 2o0O41 o-7l2 /
New York .........-2 040030 0-9u l
Batteries-Tayior. Esson and king;
Doheny and Bowerman.
ST. LOUIS, 5: BROOKLYN, 3.
st. Louis, June 1S.-Emslie gave Brook
lyn three runs in the first inning by
calling a fly ball caught by Burkett a
safe hit. Aside from that. Brooklyn
out a victory easily off Hughes. Attend
auce, 5000. Score: RH E
St Louis o2o0.5
Brooklyn ............3 0 0 5000 00O-3 9
Batteries-Harper and Nichols; Hughes
and Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA, 8; CINCINNATI. T.
Cincinnati, June 13.-The Philadelphias
made their hits at the right time today.
while Duggleby prevented the locals from
punching theirs. The game was unlnter-
esting aside from some good fielding by
Cross and a splendid catch by Harley.
Attendance, 200. Score: RH Z
Cincinnati ...........O 010o110-4 8
Philadelphia ..-.....2 1901 0-s 10
Batteries-Newton and Bergen; DuggIe-
by and Mcfarland.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago
Chicago, June 13.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.