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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

The subcommittee on streets VIII 80
over the proposed route tor the 1rshc'io.i
line extension at 2 o'clock tomorrow al
ternoon and hold q meeting Immediately
thereafter in the City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

r1-nited states Senator Eppa Hun
-, G. formerly of Fauduier. but now
Of this city. was on the floor r1 OF the con con-
,1ention yesterday. General Hunton was
warmly congratulated by hls 1ri s;,,1
unon his improved health anu iiis ao'-'eS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

Mr.. John ". Williams cierh vi ny.
House of Delegates. VINO mas pecn SIC ,lis
ros+ Yesterday afternoon, though he was
not at all we'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

A.. charles F. Button, of Appropriations,
,,ro+har Of Clerk Button, OF the senate;
&c in the city and was at trle Iap pa,,a
yesterday. Mr.. Button IS prosperous
cattle-breeder of his county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

rhe House Committee on flnailce ie'u
a meeting Immediately after aoJo'ii it''iet1s
of the Legislature yesterday go iIoo.
but beyond the reporting OF d lev 80
t';,I. ,otI,i,e. Of sweeping moment was
anne trhe appropriat ton bills will be re-
ported early next Week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15
EASTERN SHORE EXCHANGE.

With this the incident closed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
HOGS AGAIN LOVER
7 IL Cents Off Most of Day
but Closed Stronger
TOPS DOWN TO $3.50
Receipts,2, 19O--CattIe Varies
According to Class.

Yesterday was q repetition Of Tuesday
In experiencing a downward tendency ia
the hog division Of the stock market All
Of them rook a dun tumble. only this one
showing any rznying spirit on The close.
Early after The opening. Kansas City
reported lower. and a little later, to 10
cents lower and hung there at that quo
tat.on This market. with q very lib
eral supply Of hogs, and a generally very
common quality, caught the sympathetic
Influence and eased off until u cents
lower was reached and this ruled for the
bulk Of the trading. but on the close be-
came stronger under keen competition
among buyers and finished with the hog
pens empty. There we're in all cars of
stock y4rdsd and p cars OF hogs went
over the scales. There were some just
fair hogs among the later car deliveries
and some fair 10 good scattered through
tie dag receipts. cut the bulk were
mostly common stuff better hogs run-
mig IN with a big end Of mixed lights
or -ogEh packers. There was hardly a
straight t0ppy load or even fairly good.
There was a demand for hogs, and with
the quality as il was, the hogs sold very
wei and some strong After the business
was done there were reported TO be six
more cars u arrive late These viii
sell out on the opening today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

Topeka. Kan. May Slit Crum, who
IS % be United States marshal unless
Senator Burton changes his mind. ar
rived tonight on his way 10 Abilene To
see 3Ir. Burton Afr. Crum is in a high
state OF Indignation on account OF VII
liam Allen Whites pen picture of him.
white thinks he's smart" said Crum.
Just because he printed a book and a
magazine bought some or his stories AMI
Mark Hanna said he was not ice. ne
swelsl up and begins 20 abuse me and
Mckinley and other Republicans who
DO things for party success. 1t IS NOT
right, and the first llme see him III
make him eat his words.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

car OF mediums which sold at bulk fig
ures.
J. H. Martin Of Mayheld was a shipper
Of light lights which sold without dock
age at prices within the bulk price.
p 3. Lincoln OF Enid was on the mar
vet with mediums which sold well for
their class.
W. T. Hudson Of Nashville was IN per
son with q car Of common medium lights
which sold well for the grade.
Erickson & Co, Of FL Dorado was
new shipper on the market with q car Of
medium lights and they sold al good
price for the quality
Knott & Kirby Of Belle PLANE were late
in with a car Of common lights which sold
at bulk price
Dunnaway & Gregory OF Tonkawa were
among the last 70 weigh Up a car load OF
very fair porkers Of medium weight which
sold straight at a good bulk price
~ H Donneu of Haven was late IN
with two cars OF hogs. one OF medium and
one lights, both selling close 10 the top
Of the bulk.
Morris & Rolling Of Hutchinson we're in
with medium lights which sold straight
at upper bulk range figure
Major Vim. Merrill. ex-state represen-
tative for this district. and one Of the
well known firm OF Jackson & Merrill Of
F'urley was in person with car load Of
extra neaFy LO5s Nnlcn UtOuSAt sun
bulk price.
c. c. Carson Of Mt. Hope sent IN a mix
ed car Of stock. both the cattle and hogs
bringing good prices.
Logan & Co. of Sterling shipped IN
car OF medium lights which registered
bulk price
Jackson & Merrill also had on the mar
ket car Of lights which sold straight at
a good buIN figure.
VIM Maddox Of Sharon was shipper
Of two CATS Of hogs on the early market
The roads bringing IL the stock yester-
day were: Santa re, I6; Missouri Pa
ci6c. :. Rock Island. c; Frisco, 3.
The daily comparisons were as follews:
Yesterday tons $50; bulk S5.35. -5.47ia
average weight 90; receipts 1,l94. For
the day previous: Tops S557l5: bulk $40
555; average weight %; receipts 2.l25.
For Wednesday Of last week; Tops, $50;
bulk. $50. .5.57i2; average weight 227; re-
rAsurs $50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Succumbs TO Big
Domestic Prospects.
CLOSED CNE CENT LOWER
Corn Closed Steady, July Up
and May Down.

Chicago. May s-After showing strength
on foreign crop scares the wheat market
today succumbed TO the domestic pros
pect Of a bountiful harvest and closed 1c
lower for delivery IN July. Corn closed
steady. July a shade up and Nay re
lower. Oats enjoyed the biggest market
on the floor, July closing at an advance
Of &C. Provisions At the close were "a
nc depressed
July wheat opened firm on buying by
houses with continental connections and
because Of light northwest receipts A
cablegram reported severe weather IN
France and declared considerable dam
age had been done Upon the announce
ment OF this news the foreign buying was
supplemented by purchases for the local
account and July. having opened a shade
lower to 1sGi4c higher at IZsssll5c and sold
on 10 724sc on profit taking. rallied TO
7314 d732sc A later cablegram gave the
inference that the French damage re-
ports had been exaggerated This lett the
trade TO the consideration of the absence
Of export demand and the remarkable
prospects OF q bumper crop in this cOun-
tTy. Selling for the local account met
practically no demand and July gradual
ly worked on on a very dull market 10 &c
and closed weak. 1c under yesterday az
72G72lsc There was ? fair amount OF
selling for southwestern people leading
to the conclusion that reports Of damages
from insects need not be regarded with
alarm. Exporters reported three loads
taken Seaboard clearances in wheat
and -four were equal 10 $4,000 bushels
while primary receipts were z45.o00 bush
els compared with S1S.oo0 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
142 cars against IA last week and PSI
year ago. Local receipts were IS cars,
none OF contract grade
May corn was not the traded IN 20 any
extent nor was the July for shat matter
Nay sold between 53izG5ic and closed &c
lower at SIC: July between z57sff46c and
462sc with the close a shade up al k5lsc;
the receipts had q weakening effect at
the start, but the oats strength exerted
contrary influence later in the day. Re
ceipts were pa cars, 66 Of contract grade.
The sale of 100000 bushels cash oats
was responsible for q bulge in that mar
kst and increased activity IN the trade.
Outsiders as well as local people took
lively interest in the market particularly
in July options. Talk OF unfavorable
crop conditions was also influential in
advancing prices Receipts were 152 cars
and July sold between 263tc and 27lsc and
closed 2ac higher a. 271ac-
Provisions were dun and easier on the
liberal run Of hogs and lower prices for
them at the yards July pork closed 7lsc
lower at SASS; July lard 5G71zc down at
S7.s0G7 921z and July ribs 5Q7izc depress-
ed at S.S21a-
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 45
cars; corn ~ cars; oats 165 cars hogs
$1,000 head
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HsEREsENTATIyE -.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

ANDY small ~ Anness vas IN person
WITH ear Of heavy boss which sold at
the to0 price OF the day.
Joe scott 0f Muivane had I'm two cars ot
hass oue Hght and one heavy. both SELF
luE al lhe top of the hulk range
Tim Nolan of Lamont bad in heavy
hCEs which sold wei up ire the bulk.
Henry steinkircher of Newton was
daau with car of mediums of fair
Quaiity which sold ~ the popular bulk
G-ure
- = Kidney of Henressev shipped uD
car ~ MEDIUMS which sold az q good
bulk fgure-
1isesse Bros. Of Lamont were shippers
% medium lights which brought good
buik price
~ 7 Heatb Of Douglas ~ the frrn ~
Heath g. stevens was in with a car load
az mediums which sold st seed bulk
Brown K Brown of Haverhil were early
in with 2 car II MEDIUMS Vhch sod for
all their grade could cour1ard-
Comstocz 6 Son % Cheney were ship
pers of nee iium lights which sold straight
AZ buk figures
George r. smith Of Pratt WAS a ship
Per 81 car of Ichr hogs which sold AT
strong pr rs for their quality
jim Spa IS of Conway Springs had IN a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
Opened 1t with Prayer.

Garnett. kan. May Sat the regular
meeting OF the city council held last
night, the newly elected mayor. DIT. J.
A. Henning. was duly installed. After
administering the oath 70 the elective
officers and city council. the mayor open
ed the proceedings with prayer and ad-
monished the officers and council that
he would require q strict performance
Of their several duties. after which the
following officers appointed and confirm
ed: City marshal. T. P Gowdy; street
commissioner and superintendent OF wa
ter works. a. o. Hubbard. city attorney.
". 0. Knight; city clerk, T. 8 Hamn-
ton. The latter Is also police judge.
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Cattle.

me cattle market yesterday was steady
30 strong on good butcher stuff. and
steady te lower on stockers and feeders.
The Qualitv Of the light trading was good
Besides che few single hocfs of local
stll Cd go over the scales Cal Stuart Of
the firm Of O.. A. Stuart came in from
CUNNINGHAM with four ears of 12t head
of Gne even running feeders. mostly twos
ald three and they we've fat wen trim
med stock bought OF John Ratcline
They were yaried but nor weighed up
and e1H ne on sale in any Iots to suit
purchase. O.. C.. Carson 1T SIT Hope ard
Joe SCOTT of Mulvale had 10 few head
u mixed cars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

Kansas City. May s.-Charles J. Dew
lin Of Topeka, who has the distinction of
being the wealthiest man in Kansas. was
az the Midland last night Dir. Devlin
owns some Of the most valuable coal
properties IN Illinois. and operates al
Santa Fe coal mines in Kansas under g
lease. He practically owns the First VA
tional bank of Topeka having recently
purchased the interest Of Levi Letter 81
Chicago. and IS the heaviest stockhoider
in the Central National bank of that
cfrw
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Chicago, Nay s-Prfvate Cuu5arli5ze.
Ehne on sentinel dary AZ Fort sh.ridsa
crept % behlnd Cumuerll-gs z1f snatch
ed tne se11inel's rife y tie s-G1e t1aL
f7u1wed Cuube-ifdTs vas cl-nhei ta
death wth the RE. Wheeler escaped.
81 Egheeler deserted during IRE ssr whle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

Topeka, Kan. May s.-Dr. Swan. sec
retary OF the state beard of health, to-
night issued bulletin showing that there
were. on April 81. los2 cases Of small
pox in Kansas. with hye deaths during
the month On March sI there were
I.sI2 cases. with sight deaths during the
month Ot the cases reported for Aprn
half we're in Cherokee. Crawford. Phil
lips and Sedgwick counties.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

Lawrence. Kan. lfsy S-Wnliam SIN
mons, the young high school boy who got
away with some $50 of his landiady' g
money when he vas ln close financial
straits, pleaded guilty % grand larceny
in the district court today. and as a re-
suit Of q petition in which Il vas stated
mat be had made good the amount. he
was sentenced 20 the reform school Ia
stead of the penitanGary.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
western Leaaue standIna.

COLORADO SPRINGS. 3; OMAE4A. 4
Colorado Springs, Nay s--Score;
Omaha ..-.....--.....I oeIO0o0e4 3
Colorado Springs IL col fI0 Is 4
Bstteres-Grzham and Glade; Ream
Arthur
ST. JOSEPH lo: MINNEAPOLIS 8
s. Joseph. May 2-St Joseph won TO-
day's game by magnificent stick work
from start 70 fnish. TIE visitors appear
ID % be unable 70 geg warmed up. the
weather being chilly score.
St Joseph ....-...-4oo89t2o-la 5
Minneapolis ------.-o g ? o. = 4
Baster5es-sfsupla and Docn; Parvin
and Mcconnell.
DENVER. S, DES MONIES, g
Denver May S.-Denver scored a. easy
victory over Dss N0ines IL today game
Schmidt was given fine support Captain
Hines vas ordered from che grounds for
abusing umpire Carruthers. Score
RHE
Denver ...-.---.--...-sIo1o
Des AIoInes .--....-.-9 G o G G o CO
Batteres-Schmsdt and James sullivan.
StsEani ard Cclwa1.
ST. PAUL. Z, KANSs As CITY
Kansas Ctzg-. HAY S-EFirEs witness
IN the second inn1inE caused the derzat
OF the local team today 4ttendance -
RHE
Kansas CITY -.-...---e e0a8e11-s
St Paul -------------1 @ ee1-4 s5
Batreries-Ewing ard &er-le. Thonas
and Wuson-
A-csssnt tickets for sac Al sz-ta Fs
tt-ke- 0face- Tzavslsrs g Hartford zns
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COTTON.

New York. Nay S.-C0tton futres opened
steady AT the decline. MAY s742,June s. 43.
July So; August SIS: September SOS:
October s6.s4; November S5.ys. December.
62t; January S6s5-
Liverpool. May s.-Cotton-Spot moder-
ate business. American middIiag 9-32d-
New Orleans, Nay S-C0Jt0n, easy
r,lllIing SIC
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Drew en- Fhrsash Feure.

Burlington. Kan. May s--Jchn ssott.
a farmer nvfng near Crc1mvz tais
county. accidentally shot Eiusei1 81 the
stomach with 4 s2-Caifore ri1e today
re wss craving through q fence Enen
the IRE caught or as tr3asers = is net
thought he wiz live through the night
He was oat kiEirg crows SCOTT e
rsarrlea saa haa Eve ehllrsn-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
CHEAP kMERICsN GLUCOSE
seems to Cau-e Trsabie VITA the
EurEf-hmez-s Beer

London. May z-slr C1EAasrt caRter.
q TIE pure beer dsputstasn. ilterTiszirs 9
ne chaucellor CT TIE excael1er tq.1ay
9 The better quality 81 E-lrcss lur7--
81 from Germany. E-aace a1- aiaEf
Z 6ecrszsss from 71ss cE. 81 1s ~
= So cwt il 1-7a EEEe the caaa Ame-s-
1 elucoze haz Increased lrou LsE -
cpt i lsss = I-.Eee cUt 81 1-a ae
a skes that RE cheaper ssallty q E.z1aze
- u1sre heavily tzzee-
sir A.rszsl El3zs-5sac5 rszlsz= sAzt -
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Amerlean Leaaue standlna.


1E1l1AA1Os D. L4lE-t1 L--Al-~fL T. l.
Cleveland. May S.-Cleveland lost to-
DAYS game because SkOpec was just twice
as hard hit as Hoffer. The game was
hard fought one. The men died on bases
in the eighth and two in the ninth. At
tendance go. Score.
RHE
Cleveland ............OOo1oOooO-1 8 /
Chicago ....-.........0 010G1o Is = o
Batterles-Hoffer and Yeager; Skopec
and Sullivan
BOSTON. Z; PHILADELPHIA. 4
Boston, May S.-The American League
grounds were formally opened today in
the presence Of over 100 spectators.
The game was g walk-over for Boston.
Bernard was easy at all times. Score:
RH z
Boston .............4118z 70 5
Philadelphia .--.....0 0 000013 Q-4u 3
Batteries-Young and Criger. Bernhard
and Powers
BALTIMORE, 8; WASHINGTON. L
Baltimore, Nd. May S--The Baltimore
American League team defeated Wash
iagtcn in a fast game this afternoon
Mercer was effective after the first in
ming. but the damage had already been
done Attendance 2,310. Score:
RHE
Baltimore ............sO00 $40 0
Washington .........o o 0 00oO0loI Z .
Batteries-McGinnity and Robinson:
Mercer and Clarke
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

something that strength and vigor 70 the
entire system RPans Tabules tonic in the that ey
digestive disorders and help e proper assimilation of
food When the organs Of the stomach perfect woag
order the whole system benefited society Of New
York City suffered from attack Of bronchitis each year
winter approached and often unable - door for
days When the last attack she took Rpans Iabu-
each evening and greatly benefited having less n
her throat and very little tendency cough As result se
had better general health that than for years The
Tabus she states acted her tonic and impaired
renewed strength her system II she omitted take
night she would that she vel the day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

had proposals before him dinerentiaung
the various kinds OF glucose. but was
unable 10 insert any changes fl the f.
nance bin. as it would involve a fresh
resolution
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NationaI Leaaue standlna.
BOSTON. 7: BRoOKLYN. 6.

BOSTON, 7: BROOKLYN. s.
Boston, Nay S.-A clean hit by Cross in
the twelfth inning brought Demont home
and scored the winning run Of the game
for Boston. Nichols three-bagger IN the
eleventh was the feature Of the game
Attendance $500. Score:
Boston .........10 0020210o1-71 Il ?
Brooklyn .......2 0OOO11020oo-s Is 3
Batteries-Dfneen. Nichols and Kit
tredgei Kitson and MCGUIRE
ST. LOUIS. Il: CINCINNATI. 8.
Cincinnati, May 5.-Rusie made his re-
appearance on the diamond today after
an absence of almost years. The con-
ditfons were most unfavorahle, for the
greater part OF the game was played in a
drizzling rain Attendance 5000. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ..........00ooO 2
ST. Louis ..........-2 402 0 IA 1s 0
Batteries-Rusie and Kahoe; Harper
and Nichols.
PITTSBURG. 8: CHICAGO, Z.
Chicago. May S.-Pittsburg defeated the
Chicago team IN a prettily played game.
winning IN the last inning BY batting
Hughes for two singles and two doubles
after Two men were out The locals out
felded the visitors and stole bases at
will Attendance 400. Score:
X II r
Chicago ..............0OIOO204G71 o
Pittsburg .....-...12o2 0O00s-s1z
Batteries-Hughes and Chance; Lever
and O'Connor-
NEW YORK. 9: PHILADELPHIA. 5.
New York. May s-New York won out
today from Philadelphia by q splendid
batting rally in the seventh inning. At
tendance 900 Score:
RH E
New York ..........0oz0 -s11
Philadelphia ...-.....S 0 0 004 20 0 Is Is
Batteries-Phile and Warner; Washite
and Torfo-Tass
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicano.


Chicago. May 8.-Cattle-Recelpt 1900;
steers generally weak; butchers stock
firm, active; good to prime steers 5000
$50. poor to medium S400G490: stOckers
and feeders choice steady: others weak,
S3.150500; cows and heifers S2.70Q4-15;
Gamers $21002.65; bulls. weak, S2-S5q4-35; (;
calves. slow s5.58d460; Texas fed steers,
a 251535. Texas bulls, S2.75I3.S0-
Hogs-Receipts today 32.oo0; tomorrow,
3. 800. estimated left over $3.50. weak:
ton s521s. mixed and butchers, $500
$500 good 10 choice heavy $.65g5.s2l2;
rough heavy, S5.5oQ5.69; light, S5.5oa5-15;
bulk Of sales. s5-65f5-l5.
p-Receipts 10000; sheep weak;
choice clipped lambs steady; wooled
lambs weak: ton SIP Good 10 choice
wethers S4-l0Q5.s5; fair TO choice mixed,
S3-75G410. western sheep. $+159435; year
lings S4156440: native lambs, S4eoa4-l5;
western lambs s. s505.1215.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May S.-Cattle-Recelp
90l0 including 1000 Texans. market gem
orally steady. Native steers S4.60d5 20: (:
Texas steers st-6015-00; Texas cows S3.o0
0425: native cows and heifers $3.a075.15.
st0ckers and feeders S.65G5.25; bulls s5.35
GAS; calves SAooG6.o0.
Hogs-Receipts 23o00; market 5G10c
lower. Bulk Of sales s5-60G5.75; heavy.
S5.55 75.S0; packers S5.65 75.75; mixed s5.69G
5.75, light s5.25u5.6o; yorkers s5.2od5.6O;
pigs s40e051o.
Receipts 500: market steady.
Muttons $3.790A.75; lambs Sf-5od+-s5i spring
lambs S-0oQ6-50.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. May s.-Cattle-Receipts 500.
market steady for natives: slow TO lower
for Texans. Native steers S4.25ff5-75;
stockers and feeders s27574.So, cows and
heifers s2-o0G te5; Texas and Indian steers
s35915-10, COWS and heifers 50 0420
Hoss-Receipts $500, market 21sT5c
lower PIGS and lights S-55q5.65: pack
ers SOFAS -. butchers S5-b5Q5-S5.
Sheep-Receipts 5000, market strong.
aIuttons Si25I tS5; lambs S8-69d5.00; spring
lambs S6.09ls0o
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Kansas cIty,

Kansas City. May S.-Whest. Nay ssc:
July 6ssc Cash No. 2 hard 710-zc;
No. 8. ss1zc: No. red 71c; No 6 771c.
No. g spring Ssizc-
Corn-Hay 427sc, July E-.c. Cash No. =
mixed, 4cs No. white 44iscs No. 9
4f4c.
Oats-No. white sosz Gs1c
Rye-No . &c
Hay-Cho!ee timothy. Elo5oa1l-oo; choice
prairie SO
Butter-Creamery l7e; dairy, fancy lse.
EgE-Fresh. 19c
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i- Florsz awzlsi1E frznEpc--afioz -
cuea 80 nsa wlE . 4er a-
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s. Louis. Nay G-Whest- No rsd
cash elevator 74asc; track 7567sc; Nay
-l7sc: July 7cs September Sizc, No.
hard --
rn-Higher-No- ? cash sc: track 4
GS51sc. May s5c. July 44zsc
Oar-FIizher. no. cash s'cs track
ssc. NAY &c; S9- 2 white lzG
Rys-Eighsr, 55c-
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through Pullman Sleeping Car VA Eis-
sou-i P2c-5c railway. Wlehll& u 81 Lou1s
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CAsH QT0TATT0Ns.

N-A'AA = ~ 4 - -'+-No.
Wheat-No- spring, 69G7Zi4c; No.
red. 731a07s1sc
Oat+No. ? 2+q2sc; No. white $50
S0isc; No 3 white 29QZ9sc-
Rye-No. . 53d54c.
Barley-Good feeding. 4sc; fair to choice
mailing $4,000.
F'laxseed-No. l. s1.s51s; No. north
western, $780,.
Prime timothy seed. s75.
Mess pork. per barrel y14s5G14s0.
Lard. per 10O pounds s7-s7is fS 021s.
Short RIBS sides loose $ 69GS-2o
Dry Salted Shoulders fboxe6) s. d7Hc
Short Clear Sides (ooxed} SS.25dS37lz-
Whisky, basis Of high wine $50.
Clover. contract grade. 5000.
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On the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows.
Butter-heayy creamery Halsc: dairy
11Ql5c.
Cheese-DuIl. s1zGf1c-
EEgs-Fresh 1-c-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


Chicago
Chicago, May s-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

btilltI Ite-t IlII5 al-4 " a -I5L "
and Douglass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09

Kansas Ci1r. HAY S-EFings witness
IN the second inuuinE caused the dersat
q the local team today. Atteadance ~
Score
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-21
DIED.

At her home near Stanchfeld lake,
Feb. Is, Harriet NJ. Hall, aged nearly
IS years. The funeral occurred Tues
day, the interment being made in the
Princeton cemetery, Rev. Satterlee Of
floating. Mrs. Hall was one of the
Oldest settlers of this section and was
we'll known in this locality. She is
survived by her husband and six chill
dren. -" -
In Baldwin, Feb. II, Anna Mode, in
FAINT daughter of John and Anna Mode.
The funeral was held -at>the family
residence yesterday, Rev. Satterlee
conducting the services and the burial
took place at the Princeton cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Wealthy D. Ellingwood of Spen-
Ger Brook, died yesterday, aged 81
years. Funeral will be held at M. E.
church in Spencer Brook, tomorrow
afternoon, Rev. Geo. E. Satterlee con-
Quoting the services. One son and one
daughter survive her. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-21
FOLEY HAS HOPES.
Quiet Move on Foot to Secure Bcnton's
County Capitol.

Quiet Move on Foot to Secure Bcnton's
County Capitol.
The village of Foley is an aspirant
for the honor Of being the county seat
of Benton county. A meeting is re-
ported to have been held in the enter
prising village of the eastern part of
the county on Monday evening, when
committee was named to devise ways
and means for the securing of the
county seat. The meeting was ad-
journed to Saturday evening, when an
other meeting will be be held. It is
reported that one of the leading men
of the village stands ready to donate
SIS, 900 to fund which will ensure the
location of the court house at Foley.
Sank Rapids has been the county seat
ever since the organization of the
county and is expected 10 present
spirited resistance to any scheme
which will rob it of any interest or
glory.-St. Cloud Jomnol-Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-21
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