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Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-27
$Ioo,ooo Fire at Helena.

The biggest fire at Helena years occurred on the 2Oth in4 when fully s100, 000- w2op5lcy went up in smoke. The fl Vstarted in the Nonpariel Hotel, three-story stone and brick structure, and it was entirely destroyed, together with the property of number of families who made their homes in it, the| drug store of R. B. King, the bar room and barber shop connected with the house, and the handsome residence of Henry Leyman, which stood next door.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-27
Proposition Turned Down.

State Capitol architect Geo. R. Mann, at meeting of the commis- sioners, made proposition to re- sign, his plans all being completed, upon the payment of the sum of $17,0O0, which is four-ffths of the amount allowed him by the former
 Gard. The proposition was re-
Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-27

WOTlQ 1alT.
 Ten men were burned to death by an explosion of gas at furnace in Pittsburg, Pa.
 The Choctaw company has placed an order for rolling stock amounting to $2,000,000.
 M. A. Otero has been reappoint- ed governor of New Mexico by President Roosevelt.
 Kitchener reports the capture of Gen. Kritzinger, one of the princi- pal Boer commanders.
 The. American Tobacco Company has gained control of the principal cigarette factories of Germany.
 Wheat in central Kansas has been seriously damaged on account of the cold weather and absence of snow.
 Senator Hanna introduced a bill in the senate allowing a pension to Mrs. Mckinley of $5,00O annually.
 Secretaries Gage and Long, it is reported, have notified the president of their desire to retire from the cab- inet.
 A wreck occurred on the Great Northern railroad near Essex, Mont, in which eight people were killed.
 A bill has been introduced in con- gress making the birthday of Wm. Mckinley, January 29, a national holiday.
 Hon. c. Emory Smith has resign ed as postmaster general, and is to be succeeded by Henry c. Payne, of Wisconsin.
 Germany threatens to seize Ven ezuelan port unless a claim of 10O,- 100000 marks alleged to be due are paid at once
 Admiral Sampson has filed brief with Secretary Long protesting against Admiral Dewey's report in the Schley case.
 The price of cotton seed and its products has taken a big jump the past two weeks At some points as high as $19 per ton has been paid for seed.
 Congress adjourned on the 18th for the holidays. In the house Jan uary 7 was fixed as the date to be- gin consideration of the Nicaraguan canal bill.
 What was at first taken to be an earthquake by the people of Fort Scott, Kas., turned out to have been the explosion of a car of powder at a point forty miles away.
 The trial of N. c. Rathbun on the charge of murdering Chas. Goodman and attempting to pass the remains for his own in order to collect $4,000 life insurance, was begun at Jeffersonville, Ind, on the 18th.
 Decrees have been signed by the president of Chili calling out the national guard in preparation for the expected war with the Argentine republic. It is believed that 1OO,- 900 soldiers will be under arms by January 5.
 On the 16th inst. the United States senate by vote of 72 to 6, approved the Hay-Pauncefote isth- milan canal treaty. Senator Teller made the principal speech in oppo- sition, and those voting against rat ifcation were: Bacon, Blackburn, Culberson, Mallory, Teller and Till man.
 A new immigration bill, which is the joint production of Senator Penrose and Commissioner General Powderly, was introduced in the senate by MT. Frye. The bill pro- vides an educational test, and in ad- dition to the present system of do- nestle inspection of immigrants au- thorizes the appointment o1nspect1 ors at the principal. for1 fro,n, ,rhinh in, ,n, inrn lie
Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-27

;:::::; s: 5: ::::::': <: $:
 press fire at Newport
 when 2,76S bales of co t5(
 stroyed, gave g. verdict in f~ the plaintiffs for $1s4,ooo. The real plaintiffs in the suit. are not only Wolff-Goldlnan Mercantile Company, but seven or eight siinsur- j ance companies, who carried the risks upon the cotton destroyed. The petition of the plaintiffs allegesfthabr, sparks from engines on the Iron Mountain set fire to the Best feed and livery barn, in which in turn set afire the compress property. The Lesser Cotton Company prose cuted a similar claim in the federal court against the Iron Mountain for losses sustained in this fire, the case having been tried at Little Rock last spring, but was decided against the plaintiff.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-12-27
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

The goth inst. ground was form ally broken for the great St. Louis worlds fair.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

market, the second time this week. and
! his car OF extra heavy weights in fancy
choice fat shape sold straight at the tor
price Of the day.
Charlie Granville, than whom no reg1-
lar shipper to these yards is more vel
come, was IN person with a car load OF
lights Of extra fine grade, and they
promptly sold without dockage at the TOP
Of the bulk range.
L. VI. McCrockiin, OF Derby, was E
shipper Of a car OF heavy hogs which
sold at the top Of the bulk range.
Phiio Hunter, OF Elbing, was in person
at the yards with z car Of mediums which
sold straight at the bulk tops. he says
that he thinks every car load he sends in
must surely be the last, but they keep
coming and there always seems to be
hogs but right now he is sure IL viii be
some time before he can get another load
together.
Foster & Cheesman, Of Whitewater,
were shippers Of d car Of heavy hogs,
which sold at the top Of the bulk.
Atkins & WilmOt, OF Winfield, were IN
with a car Of mediums. which sold at an
upper bulk range price.
Lagan & Baxter, of North Enid, were
shippers Of a car load Of lights which
sold at a strong bulk figure.
Duke COnnell, the big, good-natured
member OF the weil-known stock firm of
BurchdeId & Connell. OF Anthony. was in
person with two cars Of light and medium
light hogs, both selling strong at bulk
prices.
Campbell & Horton. Of Caldwell. were
shippers Of a car Of lights, which soi1
straight at bulk prices.
Sale & Johnson, Of Enid, we're on the
market with car Of lights which sold at
bulk figures.
c. S. Stuart, OF Whitewater. was in
person with a load Of mediums. which
sold at bulk prices.
W. E. Beckhsm, Of Burton, had in a
car OF mixed hogs and cattle which sold
well on the closing market.
J. Z. Cooley, Of Rose Hill, was a ship
per who had in a car Of medium lights,
which sold straight at & strong upper
bulk price.
Connors & Humphrey. Of Kinghsher,
were shippers OF a car Of mixed light
hogs on the market.
The roads bringing IN the hogs were az
follows: Rock Island. s; Frisco, 3; Santa
Fe. 3; Missouri Pacific. 2.
The daily comparisons we're as follows;
Yesterday, tops, $3.50; bulk. S5.65G5 .75;
average weight, 222; receipts. L273. For
the day previous. tops, $ so; bulk, 5000
$40; average weight, 2l5; receipts, 1,1e7.
For the sac day last week. tops s5.75;
bulk, S. .55G5. .725s; average weight. 21s; re-
cefpts 2196
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
BEYOND CONTROL
How LOcOmOtOr Ataxia Affects the
Muscles.
WeI.Known Ohio Citizen Cured OF this Stubborn Almen
Alter Ills System Seemed HOpeleSSy
Broken Down.

Mr. Eli Potts Is a well-known citizen
Of Waverly, Ohio. having been in bust
ness there for fourteen years. De is a
veteran Of the Mexican war IN which
he served with Company II. CT the
Fourteenth Tennessee regiment. At
the age Of 76 lie bears the respect of ell
who know him and the following ex-
perience. related by him. Is raised be-
yond all doubt bv the high character Of
the narrator. He says:
About seven years ago a disease
fastened upon me- which, as it deveI-
oped, proved 70 be loc0motor ataxia. I
became very nervous. could nos walk
without having dizzy spells and did
not sleep well As the disease al
vanced I lost control Of my muscles and
could walk only q shorT distance. l
could not control the direction OF my
steps and was always afraid Of falling.
This continued until the fail of 1897
when there was a breaking down 81
nv entire system. Ny stomach WIS IN
bad condition and I suffered greatly
with kidney trouble caused by beng
thrown out Of a buggy.
"AbOUt two years ago I saw Dr.. VIII
Jams Pink Pulls for Pale People adver-
tised in q Cincinnati paper. The case
cured was similar 20 mine and eavc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Market Weak Under
Conflicting AdviCes.
CORN MARKET STRONGER
Oats and Provisions Quiet and
Closed Lower

Chicago, June 1.-THE wheat market
gave an exhibition of weakness today IN
der conflicting advices and July closed
7-sc lower. July corn closed 1-2c higher.
July oats 1-se down and July provisions
unchanged to 21-2 and &c lower. Disap-
pointing cables and a continuation OF ex-
cellent crop conditions and prospects
caused July wheat TO open IA and $50
TO 3-s and lie down, but with light offer
ings and a disposition OF shorts to buy
there was an advance at once to 1c. For
time the market was held steady by
advices that continental crops had been
seriously damaged and that prospects for
further export business were good while
the decrease in Argentine also did some
service for the bull side. These stories
were followed, however, by authentic
news that continental crops VIII average
wei and that Argentina viii have a big
crop to harvest.
This started moderate selling IN wheat
and the decline was uninterrupted TO the
close, which was weak and 7-Sc lower at
20 Is and 0 01-4c. Argentine shipments
were 600 bushels, against 1,O32. 600 bush
els last waak and !. So, 900 a year ago.
Fifty-two loads were reported taken for
export and seaboard clearances Of wheat
and -four were equal to So1, 900 bueshels.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 237
cars. again 31 last wees and 448 year
ago. LEGAL receipts 10 cars. 4 Of contract
grade.
An Improvement IN the shipping de-
mand helped the corn market the July
delivery being taken in large quantities
by the elevator people. whose purchases
turned the crowd TO buyers. Weakness Of
wheat near the close robbed corn Of
strength. trade was duh. July sold be-
tween Il 7-sc and z 3-4c, closing 1-2c high
er, at A S-sc and q 1-2c. Local receipts
were 2o4 cars, Is Of contract grade.
Oats were quiet and fairly steady. There
was good early Juying by foodstuH con-
Germs and by lne bull leader in corn CIV
ing the crowd the impression that ii big
short interest may develop. July sold be-
tween 20 S-4c and q 1-Sc, and closed
steady and 1-Sc lower, at 2Tc. Local re-
ceipts were 154 cars.
Provisions were very quiet, with little
business doing and prices varying slight
~ from those prevailing at the close yes
terday. The opening was lower on de-
creased prices for hogs and the demand
was uncomfortable. July pork sold be-
tween $l4.72 IL and s1475, closing 21-2c
down at the former figure July lard
ranged from $3.50 10 1856 and closed un-
changed at $s.52 1-2Gs.55. July ribs were
quoted from $s.O2 1-2aS.O5 to $S.O5G807 u,
and closed 21-2a5c down at the low price
OF the day.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
i45 cars; corn, 23O cars. oats. rs cars;
hogs. $1,000 head.
NpAIH AMIR. 1DO0tI@- .a-.o
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

the pills = trial very soon after I he-
gan taking theTa experienced relief
and. IS the Improvement continued.
took the pills regularly. Gradually the
congrOl Of the muscles was restored aud
my general health improved. The
dizzy feeling left me aud has never re-
turned. From nv own exper1ence I
know that DR. williams. Pink Pills are
S great remedy and I am blessed 70
recommend shem - any ons who SUI
fers rs I cid.
Signed. ELI Potts.
Subscribed and sworn g Before uaa
this sth day Of November. 1900
". 4. A. HAYS.
ISeall Notary Pubiio
In thousands OF cases it has been
demonstrated that Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People are an unfailiug
specific fer such diseases as lo0omotor
ataxia. partial paralysis. s.. Vitns'
dance. sciatics, neuralgia, rheuma-
tisru, nervous headache. afger-efects 4
grip. palpitation q the heart. pale aud
sallow complexious and al forms II
weakness either in male or female.
SOLD by al dealers. or direct from Dr.
Williams Medicine Co. Schenoctadv,
n. g. 90 cents per box, or six boxes
Tor $50.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago, June 14.-Cattle-Receipts g.
0o0 including 1, 500 Texans; steady to slow,
good to prime steers s.. 40G6.15 poor to
medium, 81. 4.4C05.30; stockers and feeders,
So .00d5. %; cows and heifers, s.. 2.TO15. 90;
Gamers. s.. .0002.s5; bulls s.. .9o14.5O; calves
s4.54G6 .; Texas steers, A.15G5.40; bulls,
$2.7503. .25.
Hogs-Receipts, today. 1900; tomorrow,
Il. 600; estimated left over, 5000; market
generally weak; mixed and butchers, IS. IS
Q6.1o; good to choice heavy, s5.90Q6 10;
rough heavy. s5.T595.S5; light, S5.759
e.o2i5; bulk Of sales, S. .9566.00.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
export up to s425; contract up to $3.50.
Clipped and wooled lambs steady; springs
weak up TO $50; good to choice weth-
ers 50 .90d4.25 fair to choice mixed, 50 So
al. 90; western sheep. 8. .90f14. q; yearlings,
& .00fl4. 40; native lambs, s4.009s. .05; vest
ern lambs, $4.S595.os.
Kansas City,
Kansas City, June 1.-Cattle-Receipts
5000, including 1900 Texans; best beef
steers and stockers and feeders steady
other cattle shade lower: native beef
steers, 81. .9015 .95; Texas steers. 81. .5075. 40;
Texas grass steers, S3.0014.25; Texas COWS
s. .65d4. 90; native cows and heifers, s.. 253
5.35; stockers and feeders, $3. 509490; bulls
s.. .I5ds. %: calves, 80 5oT5.50
HOES-RecefptS, l4.NJs aTkeC steady 70
PIC lower; bulk of sales. 8. s095 90: heavy
s. .e5a6-05; packers. S. .s5d5 90; mixed $3.50
$3.50 light. $. 7095 s.; yorkers, $. 5a5. so;
piss, S. 2od5 GO.
ep-Receipts, 500; market easy 70
a shade lower; muttons, &. 50d4 so; lambs
81. .25a5.1o; grass Texans, 50. .O0GS. @; spring
lambs 81. 4.2565.25.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, June l4.-Cattle-Receip l.
800: market steady; native steers, 8. .256
$40: stockers and feeders. g. .e0d4 50: COWS
and heifers. s.. .0Od5 co; Texas and Indian
steers. s.. .50G5. 20; cows and heifers, s.. IS
g4.35.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market SC lower:
pigs and lights. $. seas. 90; packers, $. IS
G15. 95; butchers. s. .99d6.15-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
STEADY TO STRONG
Only Fair Run of Hogs and
Quality Good.
TOPS STILL AT $3.50
Receipts, l,273--CattIe 10 to
Is Lower and Dull.

The extra fine quality OF the offered
hogs, together with the light supply.
made this market hold its strength and
remain firm against lower markets every
where else Five cents lower, and splits
of weak and 21k to SC lower. prevailed at
Hll the principal receiving points, while
this market was quoted as steady to
strong. There was fair supply, but not
up 70 the average, which has been the
rule for Fridays for a long time back
Fifteen cars Of very good hogs were sent
Bcross the scales and the trading, while
II lasted, was active and lively. There
was fair run Of wagon hogs, and all
Of II sold promptly at prices always
steady with Thursdays best. and strong
compared with the rest Of the markets.
The quality was generally very good, and
better than the average for most Of the
days Of this week, and the two top loads
were eXtra choica
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American L.anue STANDING.

PHILADELPHIA. z; AfILWAUKEE. 0.
Philadelphia, June 14.-8fiiwaukce was
treated 10 another shut out today. the
combined efforts OF Pitcher Frazer and
Lajoie being responsible. Attendance.
216O. Score: r Il +
Milwaukee ..........0 00000060-0 5 2
Philadelphia .......1 o 0z100'-7 II o
Bstteries-Hawley and Connor: Frazer
and Powers.
BOSTON. Is; DETROIT. Z.
Boston, June 14.-roday's game was a
batting contest. in which Boston exceiled.
Detroit batted Keilum out OF tho box
in the fifth inning and Boston sent Cro-
min TO the bench IN the eighth. Attend
ance. 3100. Score: Ri +
Boston ..............-3 0120o1ss-l6 Is
Detroit ...--........-0 o 2 o 4 Q ] o. .
Batteries-Kellum, Young and Echrcck;
Cronin, Frisk and Buelcw.
CHICAGO. 10s BALTIMORE 3.
Baltimore, June 1.-THE crippled Bal
timors American lee cue team fell easy
victims % Chicago ia the third game OF
the series here today McGiuuity was put
OF his second successive game by Sheri-
dan for no apparent reason Attendance.
s92 Score: Z II L
Baltimore ...........3o2 00bO0o-5 (
Chicago .............2 0l1s s012 o-l0 IL 2
Batterfes-Howell. 1fcGinnity, Foreman
and Robinson Callahan and Sugden.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
Day GOODS MARKET.

Sew York. June 1.-THE tone II ths
market is distinctly better. There have
been rcod sales of blsschad cottors AZ
current prices. Brown goods are advauc-
Ing in export grades ard 4 large business
has beaa done { ngoots o. print cloth
yarn constructions a. 1rz prizes. Prints
are selling vel Liners are Arm. hu-
quiet Buri2ps scarce s.d s-rong.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
HomeSeekerS' Rates
To California


The Santa Fe roH;e have iuauguratsd
homeseeke-s rates 70 Al po'nts IN can-
fornia az rate OF one frst-class fare plus
s.. cut tickets TO De second-cjasa. Tick
cts on sale June 18th. Juiy - and iegh,
August eth and 2sth, September ard snd
18th. final return limit twcniy days from
date of sale. For further particulars ad-
dress.
Phone $50. Z. r. DELANEY. Pass AT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

On the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows.
Butter-Msrket steady. creamery, 156
1s7.c: dairy. 1S3iSzc
Cheese-SSeady. ss4 61oizc.
Eggs-Stesay; lolao
St. Louis.
st. Louis, June 1s.-(C1os6 l-VThea T.
Lower; NO 2 red cash elevator. 6S4c;
track 725fSo: July, 6sis G667sc; September.
as 6esc: Ne. hard, 7ols 77lisc.
Corn-Eir rher; No. 2 cash. s0isc: track.
41kc: July. 4o5zc; September. 47Fc.
Oats-Hisher; No. . cash. 50: track.
2sa2sisc; July. t65sc; septeoer. SIC; No.
. white. se5eJ5lc.
Rye-Lowsrs 5Io
Poultry-Firns chickens, &C; springs
1sT1ec
Batter-steady; cr4ery, 4s1so: dairy.
na14c
Eggs-steady: los.c repacked and cases
included
Kansas City.
Kansas City, 40. June 1E.-Juiy, eEi4c;
September. sac; cash. No. 2 hard. SIC
Csc; No. 3. ess 9s7ei No. red. csc; Nc.
s, & es9c.
Corn-Juy. s&o: September. exc: cash,
Nc. mixed, <os.c; No. 2 white. A1.c
Osts-No. . white, 2si-Gs9c.
Rye-So. :, Sis
Hay-Choice trnotsy. 81 -5oGI2
Butter-Cresmery. I4szz sls-.c; dalry, 137
Ifc
EEEs-Fresh- ssszo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
Cattle.

The cattle market was 10 to &c lower
end dun. There was little in TO excite
hny special interest among the buyers
who were after good stock Of any class,
but the thin, half finished stuff that has
been offered CT late cannot expect 10
bring very stiff prices. W. r. Beckham,
OF Burton. and Joe Scott. Of Peck. had
In 8 few very good head IN cars OF mixed
stock. but the offerings were light and
Of 20 special attractIveness IN The main.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
REPRESENTATIVE Sales.
sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

R. Lamberson. Of saxman. kan. was a
shipper of a prime load of very fancy
hogs. which were the admired of all the
yards. These hogs were heavies Of even
running size. and well fattened condi-
ton. and they sold without dock at the
TOP price Of the dey.
Joe Scott, Of Peck, was again on the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Ju.e f4-&srSet ope1et s-Tss
and lrz-. point lower 70 s points hiEher-
Prices worked rapidly upward. August
reached 7.7se ard -anGa-y 7-ssc before
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
BANK cLEARINes.

New York. June 1.-THE following ta-
bic, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended June Is. with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

washington, Juns l4--Forecast for sat
uriay and sunday.
Thunderstorm with lover
Temperature Saturday. Sunday far ir
western. clearing 81 eastern portiols high
winds. shifting 20 northTesteTiv.
oklahoma and Indian Ter-itorT-sh hcu-
e-s and cooler Saturday. with thunder
storms. sunday showers s6-therly. shift
iuE 70 no-hDesterly Ufrfs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

profit taking and selling for reaction
turned the tide. Market was finally
easy, net unchanged 10 points lower.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

Down Systems Worn
the spring and the only
oneo OF kind
FRUIT TONIC LAXATIVE
their builds bringing
ey
Don't give up you discovery which
have styled THE NEW WONDER FOR BAD HEALTH.
well
a la
nd
andr
combination
ought
Indigestion Stomach Ou6 S Hada.ha Etc. Q Disappear with its Use
slugrs
fyourn 5
health
au5 5renewe ed 80
II
remedy thst be- uauy first
askfor i : @
r1cr we shall I
soc the dollar other dies
o
YOUR DRUGGIST.
aluurs Lighting Pain killer relieves Q one
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
THE WEATHER.

wichita. Kan. J1nA T. 1901
During the past = hours the teperaturE
has been from e 20 g. a range Of -. and
ths mean So which e s degrees warmer
than THURSDAY ard : degrees warmer
than the normal, With clear weather and
gentle south n southeast Wind ard nod
erately low barometer. SO inches a. 7
?. n. and = = inches ~ ?. H.
The rainfall is stu below ths normal
for toth tho month and the year.
FRED 1. JOHNSON. Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


BOSTON. =; FITrEBUrG. J.
Pittsburg. June 1s.-Thers was nothing
much 20 the game except Bost0ns hit-
ting. wits had Pitfsburg e. his mercy
ard received excellent support Attend
auoe, lsoo. Score: Ri +
PIttsburg ............0 0oe1 oooe-l 2
Boston ............--.0 3 D o s-7s O
Batteries-Leo@sr and thinner. wills
and Moran.
NEW YORK. a. CHICAGO. Z
Chfcaro. June 1t.-Tayior clever pitoh-
!ng and riit-edgc support we're TOO much
Tor the locals today. New York winning
aa interesting game. The feature v-aa
triple Play IA which nearly al - Chi
cago's in-Aeld had a hand. Attendanee.
1.211. score. = 4 =
chicago ..............1 .1t0Goo96o- 8
New York ..-....-.I o o oozo1 9--fl9 +
Batte1es-sIeaofss ard Eahoe. Taylor
and Warner.
ST. louis. -; BRO0ELges. q
81 Louis June g -at Louis hsd r
batting feast st The eEpen.s % ronovan
ard kennedy % Brooklyn to-day. With a
result c1 Ten runs @ 80 tao regred -
Brooklyn- Attsu1arcs. asa. 6core.
RuE
So Louis ............5 01Boo 80 =
Brooklyn -..--...--.-5 - Z % O Q o. 2 l3
Battsries-su6hcI ard Nlehoa. Dono-
vaa. Kennedy and Ecf-ira
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
WESTERN LEAGUE


~ s-aE7III-I8- q H.IHfif.
1fl1relrc.ir Ta1e fs-Esfa rarsf
81 fhe lead. cEakz rfzTe5 r. rair a-1
.n t1ssr p2rr q ths frrn. afts- 1erf-s
hat ro-s cs1r ths cozn-rclr s.arfss4
F1pksy called tts game. Atte-ssrra. -f
sco-e EH s.
1llnres-.l-s --.....-.-...--... - :
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Market dull
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 72GTSc; No, 3. 55is
667ssc; No. 2 red. 72c
Corn-No. :, nHs42c; No. yellow,
&c
oat-No. ?. eTzc: No. white. &c; No.
s. white. 273xssc.
Rye-No. 2, 4sc
Bariey-Good feeding. &c; fair to choice
mailing. 5595sc
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. s14. 75914.so.
I4ard-Psr 100 lbs. $. .50ds 5zls
Short nib sides 0oose). S7.90ds. 10; dry
salted shoulders Oooxed) s7sq75sc; short
clear sides (hoxed). $. 457S 55.
Clover-Contract grade. $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Rec pts Shipm'ts
tlocr. hbls. ................ 100 1900
neat pu. .---...-.-.--.--. es.lV0 $500
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