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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12
DOES GOOD WORK.
Shamrock ilI Easily Passes Older
Boat IN Steady 5reezs-

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-12
HOGS SLIDE
DOWN AGAIN
Market Here Was Strong, Ten
Lower
WITH LIBERAL RECEIPTS
Moderate Cattle Receipts and
Market Steady

The early dispatches yesterday reported
best hogs in the Chicago five cents lower
and all others ten to fifteen cents lower.
Kansas City reported five to ten cents
lower and with liberal receipts here the
market was a fat ten cents off. The hogs
that arrived before late in the evening
were all sold but six or seven carloads
that arrived late were held over. DoId
and Cudahy filed their orders, which
were not very large. but Armours buyer
staid and bid on all the late arrivals,
sellers refusing to accept bids. The top
price was $6.321k but pretty good mixed
hogs averaging around 240 pounds would
not command better than S6.2711. at the
close. Common mixed had to be sold for
Se.zOqG.25. Most people realized that hoge
are still bringing pretty good prices but
the constantly declining market comes
pretty hard on the shippers who buy the
hogs of the farmers. All of the commits
sion men warn their shippers to buy hogs
with view 20 lower prices or not buy
at all
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American League.

ST LOUIS. ?; WASHINGTON. o.
ST Louis. May list Louis won ihs
opening game OF the'series from wash
ington in q pitchers battle. sudhoI and
Townsend were the opposing tviriersL
BOT hwere given perfect support Attend
ance. IN Score: y =
s, Louis .........IoeIe0o 0
washington ........J % 30 80 0
Batteries: Sudhof- and kaboes Town
send nd Drill
NEW YORK. s. DETROIT. 2
Detroit. May n.-Tsnnehil IN The box
for New York today had the locals a.
his mercy Cor efgh, innings. then Jet NJ
AtterGaace. 4seo- Score. = n :
Detroit ...-.....-s eB9eaes-3 .
N.u york 1e3s. IS Is .
Batteries. Muffin and AcAltsteSs Tan
uehiu and oCcannr-
PHILADELPHIA. q: CHICAGO. :
CHICAGO. Nay 1.-Two errors. = va
pitch md four cppcrtuze hits gave The
chsrnpious theIr oPenizg game C The So
son herr today in an eisve8-izni1g co1tssI
Attendance. atet- Score. Y Il =
chicago --.-...-es9eI eteae 81 y 2
Phflzeefphia ..eIeeeesoIs. -f
Rztte-sss. White ard Sullivan. Walden
ard schreck-
CLEVELAND. G: bosom. :.
QeYe.zoc. Nay u--Seye1 o. CeFe-2Sa
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago, May u.-Cattle-Receipts, 25,-
900. Market steady; close slow. Good to
prime steers. $5.10g5.6o; poor TO medium,
$40U.-o1o stockers and feeders, $3.0oq4. 10;
cows s150q4.6o; heifers, S2.00Q5.0o; can
ners, S15OG2. 10; bulls, s250G450; Texas fed
steers. s4ooQ475.
Hogs-Rece.pts today, 1900; tomorrow.
10000; left over 10000. Market 15g2Oc
lower. Mixed and butchers. s6.4546.7O;
good to choice heavy, s6.7O96.S5; rough
heavy. S6.5OQS.65; light. s6.SCd6-55; bulk OF
sales, Sc. 55G6.7o.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 Sheep steady to
l5c lower; lambs strong to shade higher.
Good to choice wethers $50OdS.S5; fair to
choice mixed, $3.50d4.75; western sheep,
81. 1855; native lambs, s4.59d7.S5; western
lambs. S475a5.35.
OFFICIAL Saturday: Receipts-Cattle, 76;
hogs, 1857; sheep. 647; Colorado lambs, 100
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May n.-Cattle-Receipts
400 natives, go Texans; calves, 80 ma
tives. Beeves steady to 10c higher. quar-
antine steady; cows steady to 10c higher;
stockers and feeders quiet. Choice eX-
port and dressed beef steers. si6od5. 81:
fair to good. $3.75Q4.S0; stockers and feed
ers. S.35G4.T5; western fed steers, $3.50
$40: Texas and Indian steers, $35eg4. 10;
Texas cows, 81 956S. -: native COWS, $3.50
d..so; native heifers. SS.lOqL75; gamers.
81. 25aT2. 60; bulls, S2.75q375; calves, S.Ocq
500.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market 5Gloc
lower. Top. Sv70; bulk OF sales. s652lzSE
6. So: heavy, Sc 60d6.70; mixed packers. 500
66.65; light, s6.4eG6-55; workers., so.3o96-SS;
pigs, s.. 5566.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market strong.
Lambs l0c higher. Native lambs. &-2Sg
60: western lambs. S4eoQ7-5o; fed ewes,
n sSdS. 25; native wethers. $s.0eQ5.S5; Texas
clipped sheep. s4oOQ6.00; stockers and
feeders, $S.7Oa4sa
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. May n.-Csttle-Receipts
500 including 1880 Texans. Natives
steady TO strong Beef steers, S-5oG5- 81;
stockers and feeders. $55ed4.55; cows and
heifers. S2.25Q5.o9; Texas steers. SS.o"eI4-So;
COWS and heifsrs. S2-S5gS.15.
Hors-Receipts $500. Market 5Qloc
lower. Pigs and lights. St. 4e9e-55; packers,
.40d66O; butchers and best heavy. $50
sheep-Receipts. 100 Market strong.
Natives. s4S5a5.S5; lambs, $500 50; Tex
ans. SS.75G45o
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joseph. Nay n.-Cattle-Receipts
2IH Market steady 10 strong. Natives.
81 s5675. 50: COWS and heifers. $2.25a as:
stockers and feeders. S-5eE5.oo-
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market mostly
10, lower. Light and light mixed. $sSe
~ s-IA. medium and heavy. IS 55Ge- S7ls /:
bulk Sc. 6sIS6s.e5: pigs. S-se4e.4o
sheep-Receipts. 6.7oo Market steady
Ton Colorado and Kansas lambs. $50:
top Colorado ewes. clipped, SEQ; top
Texas ewes. Si-S5
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MAY AVOID TROUBLE.
Threatened Strike May Be Settled BY
Arbitration

Denver. May 1.-THE labor trouble.
which for several days past have threat
sned n paraiyzs the business of the city.
seem tonight iu fair way q settlement
By arbitration The Ere AMI police beard
having decided 20 permit no pioseting Of
boycotted places. the labor leaders asked
that the board undertake 10 bring ahou;
e settlement 81 ths trouble In response
20 this the board Fuosaitted plan for
The establishment q a permanent BOARD
OF arbitration 20 consist % Ave men.
chosen by the Employers association srd
I've bv The unions- the ten ssiect an I'm
pire. II provides that agreements rEia9s
through thh board SHAH - recozuizef
sua Ived Up 81 - both SIDES. - meet
INK Of TIE Citizens alliance. the en-
ploser.s Organization. this plan vss &C
cepte5 and The following rnsfnbsrs Of TIC
nrouoae8 board nanss- Former Cover
nor ! p Grant. J 3 BroTn. G 5 Aofsy.
Dennis Sullivan ard Robert ?. Pee.
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Panamans Scrapping Among Them
seIves-May Not Ratify Treaty.

Seives-May Not hatify treaty
washington. May Ii.-Concerning the
renort from Panama that the Panama
Canal company had offered to the Colom-
bian government 100000 Of the forty
million the company is 10 receive from
the United States for the canal property
Edward B. Hill. counsel for the canal
company. said today:
II have never heard of such thing.
Colombia has never demanded such pay
rnent. We do not expect TO pay any
amount to Colombia. She will receive
100000 in cash and an annuity of 49,
go from the United States. The latter
has not yet paid the forty million which
II has agreed 10 pay the canal company
for its rights"
Private advices from Colombia state
that there are three elements opposed 70
ratification OF the Panama canal treaty.
one element antagonizes the feature CIV
ing the United States perpetual eortrol'
another urges that the indemnity and an
nuity is not sufficient and the third ele-
ment consists OF revolutionary spirits VINO
fear that with the Colombian treasury
enriched by ten million dollars the gov
ernments strength will be so Increased
a 10 destroy all nope OF success irOui any
revolutionary movement. DR.. Herrsn'
the Colombian charge d'affaires here. -
without official information regarding the
attitude Of the majority Of the members
elect 10 the congress. When the Colon
blan congress is convened June p, there
will be just one month for consiesra-
ton. and such other matters as may be
called before IL By the president. as the
regular session meets July =. II the
president sends the treaty 20 congress
first under ColombLa's rules OF proceed
ure. no other subject can be considered
until that is disposed Of. REORGANIZATION
Of the finances Is the next most important
matter before the Colombian government.
and the determination 81 the question OF
the treaty has an important bearing on
the finances.
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Hay-choice timothy, sl2.7591s-oo; choice
prairie, $1,000
Butter-creamery 17aecc; fancy dairy.
lie.
Receipts of wheat. 100 cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. May I.-Ciose: Wheat
Lower No red. cash. elevator. 7lg74c;
track, 74c; May, 711ac; July. 6s1sc; Septem-
Der. o.AcQ672sc; No. 2 hard, Tl47fzc-
Corn-Lower. No. ., cash. &c, nominal;
tracy, 35d35isc; May. 43c; July, lssgASlc:
September. z1Ac.
Oats-Lower. Track, 34i2c; July. Sic:
September. &c. nominal; No white. 30
G281zc.
Rye-Steady-fS1kc
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A WEAK
AFFAIR
Was Due to General Bearish
News
PROVISIONS WERE EASY
Selling, However, Was Not on
Large Scale

Chicago. May 1.-THE wheat market
was weak affair today, due TO generally
tearish news and July closed sc lower.
July corn was off &c with oats down &c.
while September provisions closed 10 to
121kc lower.
Trading in the wheat pit was exceed
ingly dull the greater part of the ses-
sion, many operators being disposed TO
remain quiet awaiting the issuance Of
the government crop report Heavy
worlds shipments and general rains
throughout the southwest had tendency
to depress prices at the start, and July
opened ac to Nc lower ar T2lz to Use.
Under these influences there was quite
general selling by commission houses and
local bears and with little support the
market declined still further, July SELL
ing of to 1850. The decline was tenn
porarily checked by buying through
brokers by the leading operator. but the
absence OF any outside business caused
a bearish sentiment in the pit and SELL
ing pressure again became apparent with
one or two big houses on that side of the
market. There was little better support
late in the day and a firmer tone, July
closing Ssc lower at 722sc, after selling
down to 72disc. The visible supply showed
a decrease of 100000 bushels. while the
amount on passage increased l,4So,000
bushels. Clearances of wheat and -four
were equal to All 600 bushels. Primary
xIafz fr-t
200 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of 1913 cars, with
which local receipts of AZ cars-none of
contract grade-made total receipts for
the three points of PAS cars, against S7e
cars last week and 264 cars a year ago.
Corn was quiet, and while prices were
fairly steady in the early session, the
general dizziness later resulted in an
easier feeling. July closed nc lower at
AZc, after selling between ASS and 45c.
Local receipts were $50 cars. twenty-six Of
contract grade.
Oats We're dull and eased off in SYM
pathy with other cereals. There was scat
tered liquidation by smaller holders and
the demand was limited, After ranging
between 30 and s214c, the close was Ac
lower at S2qMc. Local receipts were Isl
cars.
The weakness in grains and heavy re-
ceipts OF hogs with local prices at the
yards were mainly responsible for the
easier tone in provisions. The selling,
however, was not on a large scale and
brokers, supposed to be acting for local
packers. took the larger part of the offer
ings. Closing prices were lower in all
products. September pork being off 1212c
at 1860; September lard was down lOc
at ss.s71k. and ribs 1OG12Ac lower at s9f7ls.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. II cars; corn, 1876 cars; oats, &c
hos head
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WAS III MuRoERf
Children Die Of neutrality-suspicious.
Mysterious.

Hannibal. Mo. May IA little t-yesr-
old child OF Mrs. Alice ScseuheueT died
AZ ! O'Clock this morning ftou caThoiio
acid poisoning. The mother states thAt
she purchased five cents worth q tns
acid with which 20 cleanse her bed cloth
ing that the acid Was Jeff On a chair
and that the child. noticing The bottle.
rrasped u ana drank isa contents. hsfoFs
she could get 70, It. When this child was
two years old The mother took ous an IN
sursnee policy or IFS nfe % ra. wheH
three years Of age the amount vas IN
creased 90 80 Two other children "a
Nrs NesenhssIsr elsf under peculiar cir
cumstanccs The likes of these cbiidrsa
were also insured.
The husband ~ The waus&s died -
morphine poisoning. investigation q
which resulted n her arrest and iFist
fo- murder she var convicted ard ssn-
tened q be hanged. The supreme eeeft
turned her Ie6ss - tsd Nessnheasrs
iifs also wae inagrsa. The woman eei-
lectea the Insurance o. bsT chileg4a sHi
after her release the aaaaunf des or Der
husbands mfe zar ALEC PAID fe her cero-
ner Clayton errpzneief a 3erg fhia uaera-
inR which viewsd shs premises aad ihea
az g3arasd Bnsu tornorsne.
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Ban FrzDcisoo. Nay ia r~foft hFs
reached here fran fsitts. Mort. - ~
effect that rsitshis news had bees fsesifsd
there - shs ss1dasn asafh - 1esaein Nj
ier AZ his horla ln tss hiiis alors oak
lad 4 reporter rent - inFeattzzta 80
rs5snor was Informed ~ NHirTs nsaFsst
neighaor thsf II Was tire fof7rmatlaa
II tn poets assta We fben asst 81 -
IRE press Fgrfhrf ingsififr. haesssr.
showed that th.s pct Nss sflfs 4n1 sell
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PLAYING LADY,
Servant Girl Takes Clothes ard Ola
rnonds Of Mistress.

Kansas City. Mo. May u--when NJ
and Mrs. Patrick Il siat;ery u zz2s East
Ninth street. attended the reception bed
in honor ~ Archbishop eleanor az TIE
Coates house last Thursday uiSht they
LETT their home r. the rare q FioTence
Peterson. a domestic Miss Peterson has
long had a love o. anery. and hardly had
Mr. and Mrs. slattery gone before she
arrsved herself IN Mrs Sizttery's best
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below find sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board Of
Trade basis. delivered Missouri river. To
get price f. o. b. your station, deduct
Kansas City rate from your station:
Wheat-No. hard O9o1 CROP, 72q7234c;
No. hard. T0laQ7lc; No hard eS1 loc;
No. hard. 6SQ66c; rejected hard, I03s
Qac.
Corn-No. . mixed. Ec; No. 5 mixed.
Sc; No 1 mixed 37G3Sc; No. white,
dc: No. white, S9i3d40c.
Osts-No mixed. Sc; No. s mixed, Sac.
Flour Cwholesalel-Best patent, $50;
IN carload lots. delivered TO all southern
Kansas points Delivered. same. Bran.
soc; shorts Soc
Hay-Alfalfa. No. /. $3.50: No. ? $50;
prairie. loose. No. /. $500; No ,. $500;
baied. No. l. $50; No. :. $3.50: No. 8 $500
Seeds-Kafiir corn. per bu.. 25..SOc; cane
seed. per bu., Sd35c; fax seed. per bu..
n.ee; nillet seed. per bu-. SJG4oc-
Plants-Cabbage, per box, SOC; tomatoes,
per box, so.
Butter-Packing. Ike; country, 2oG22c
Eggs-nc. subject 10 Gambling.
Poultry-Hens. nc: spring broilers, IL
. lbs, l5c; turkey hens. lie; toms, L lbs.
and over. loc; old toms. &c; geese. full
feather, &C: ducks. full feather, Sc
Vegetables-onions. per bu.. 75GSSc;
carrots. per bu.. soc; parsnips. per hu..
soc; popcorn. per 100 lbs. sl.Oo: turnips.
per bu.. sc; rhubarb, per Id. Sc; aspar-
sgus. per dozen lunches. &C; spinach.
per lb., sc: lettuce. per H., I2Isc; winter
onions per dozen. loc-
Vegetables Cobbers' prices TO ,rade1-
California navel oranges. per box. 81 80
as; lemons. per box. $G0o; new Texas
strained honey. per ID. 7G7lsc; apples
fancy Ben Davis. per Dbl. S4os; cabbage
&c; lettuce. per h., l5c: rhuharb. per 10.
Sc. kraut key, $50; dates. 10, &C; wal
nuts per 10. l59l5izc: almonds. per
ID. &c: filberts, 1Sc: BreZils. &c; pecans,
l3c: cheese. fat Isle, print lie, brick.
1sG1ec. limburger l5c, y. A. 15c. L r.
Wisconsin lie. Kansas Ice; onion sets.
per eu., yellow 400 red sloo. white 500;
bananas, per h.. &C; Wisconsin potatoes
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up the Firth IN fresh nine-knot breeze.
AT the start the Shamrock was 20
windward. an the weather bow q the
challenger but tho latter caught up and
passed her. going clear through her ice.
reaching home. OF the Gourock Yacht
club hausc a minute and . sseoHds
ahesd.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. May 1I.-Cotton-Spot closed
Is points higher Middling upiands. I.30c;
middling gulf, II sc. Sales. 500 bales.
aIvesGton, Tex. May u-Cotton-
Firm, 10izc.
Liverpool. May 11.-Cotton-Spot, good
business done: prices e610 pcints higher.
American middling. 5.s0d.
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twelve hits were for two bases or better
and as a result more than made up for
the five errors. Attendance, 2,7oo. Score:
RHE
Cleveland .020011101-6 5
Rostor 1oOoo2oo 2-5s o
Batteries: Bernhard and Benis; Hughes.
Dineen and Criger.
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Cattle Sales
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

It came pretty near raining all day yes
terday and there was plenty of water
about the stock yards.
Superintendent w. r. Dulaney is sui
fering from an attack of rheumatism and
he was missed ct the stock yards yes
terday.
William Wiley, the well known shipper
at Sedgwiek. had a car load of hogs on
the early market yesterday.
E. L. Wheeler, of Kingman, consigned
a car of hogs TO this market yesterday.
c. S. Stuart sent in two car loads of
hogs from Whitewater yesterday. Most
Of the shippers are satisfied with one car
load on a declining market
Oker & Peoples. of Kechi, helped out
the hog receipts yesterday to the extent
of one car load.
JOHN Ratcliff, of Cunningham, brought
In a car load of hogs yesterday. 1t was
the first time he had been on the market
for several weeks.
c. E. Stinson, of Viola, brought in a
raived car load of hogs and cattle He
was pleased with his sales.
o. S. Yazel. of Furley, came in with a
car load of hogs yesterday that brought
a good price
Shive & Comes, of Burton, marketed
n car load of hogs yesterday.
Armour & Redinger. of Bentley, had a
car of hogs on the market yesterday. Mr..
Armour was in charge.
H F Williamson, OF Pratt, furnished
q car load of hogs for the market yes
terday. He has not been a frequent WIS.,
ator to this market recently.
L. w. Mckinney, of Pond Creek, mar
keted a car load of Oklahoma hogs yes
terday.
Bebee & Pontius. of Udan, were among
the well known shippers who had hogs
= an tha market Yesterday.
Here are some of the shippers who ar
rived late or were reported 10 arrive with
stock after the market closed and held
over to today's market: J. Z. Jones, f
Reno, o. T, one car load of hogs; Z. NJ
Carter, Clearwater. car load of hogs;
]. P. Royal, Oatville, two car loads OF
cattle; B. l.. Drake, Hazelton, car load
of cattle; John Dice, Harper one cal
load of hogs; E. S. Allen. Waukomis
o. T. one car load of cattle; A. HUFF
bauer, Mulvane, car of hogs; William
Risley, Blackwell, o. T, car of hogs
Swaney & Fowler, Kingman, three cars
of hogs; w. f. Morrison. Hutchinson
one car load of hogs.
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Western League.

MILWAUKEE OMAHA.
Omaha, May u.-Milwaukee-Omah
game postponed; rain.
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eob Warts > scrsp.

ssa Trsrcisco. Hsv ff-Ths ssFsor. 80
rsfv.e IN ms effy nat noh Tlfrsissrraas
hsd agreed . nsss either NsTFsn fisrf
o. Taex Reos - fhss essF bsfofs 80 70
s~rnf.. rIzs r. Agzuss - sls9resifat -
ashissse cirel4s here
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. May I--Dry Goois-No.
material enlargement 10 trading has heen
noted today. although buyers aTe more
or less interested in The future snd are
making Inquiries about prices The high
cost Of the raw material is factor which
is producing Increasing concern with the
manufacturers and agents
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American Association.

At Minneapolis inneapoiis-St- Paul
game postponed; rain.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3: InGianap-
oils, 8.
At ToIedo-Toledo. II; Louisville, T.
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California
$500 One Way
$500 Round Trip

railroad fare low
youma
3 Is
july liberal
chair
IL
roundp tickets
describes the trip 70
General Assembly OF
free OF reques
l r 4 9sst sssss 1850 Santa Fe
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Hog Sales.
Cattle.

expected for Monday and the butcher
grades took the lead. Dold and Cudahy
took all the corn-fed cattle and they got
some pretty good steers and heifers.
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Giasxsv. Eay ti--Tss s'flkiHE saxfe~trs
a. ~ Greenoc< district ss q fusstlas %
car rssoiTss e Fssszas NeFz irsserrou.
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Abilene. Kan, May 1.-THE board Of
education elected William B. Hall. Of
Marion. superintendent Of schools for the
coming year, 70 succeed ! H Nies!ey,
who has been here many years.
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On the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows;
Butter-Firm. Creameries. IsaHc; DAT
ries. lfzGlSc.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included.
IA. T14&c-
Cheese-Steady, 1sa1sl4c to 15ize.
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BIAS e BALL.
National League.

NEW YORK. 9; BROOKLYN. I.
New York. May 1.-THE Brooklyn team
was unable TO get more than three hits
off McGinnity today, while the New York
team batted Garvin hard Attendance.
s 200. Score: RH Z
New York .........I o0o71o0'-S 9
BROOKLYN ...........O0o 0OI06o-I ;
Batteries: McGinnity and Brenahan:
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OPPOSING ELEMENTS.

College Games.
. Andover-Harvard. 9; Andover, O.
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COOK REMEDY co..

n - Tsos~ 80 rzsE svem $3.50
1s4sss sGse& 49, 80 -sEsstEf~s
~ee II 4kr sAa4s1 tzss snFez f's--4.
- EsE< tssEtlE aa fs tt1fF =
-zs~rstszs rs-s3os- rs rtaes5lstzs eas $3.50
ge,zT<Eat3EE Fisk sttzf f1ffE e as7 Fftf
1e~x - ~ ~<zs ~ na4 FL tk4 szE41Ss
say - rvevsS1 = Ehis - So g.
E.e.srs aEes ; eafszszrLzz. izsse- Eass
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City.
Kansas City. May u--Close: Wheat
May. 657s Gesc; July. 62SISsasc: cash, No.
> lard. 6s9ssc: No. hard. 66d661sc; No
hard, sla6sc; rejected hard. 5SG6oc; No.
2 red. CSC; No. red. e6as7c.
Corn-May. sc; July. s7SG5T%.c: cash.
No. ? mixed. &c: No ? white, 4o5zG 4DSsc;
No. 5 white. $SisG4ec.
Oats-No. white, sc; No. ? mixed.
SSI@GSS&c.
Rv-No ? SIC
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CINCINNATI, 3: PITTsBURG. l.
Pittsburg. May u--In a well played
game Cincinnati won on its merits At
tepdan,e ago. Score: RHE
Pittsb;,rg ...........e0e0 oI000-1 0
Cincinnati 2ooeeeI003 81
Batteries: Lever and Smith; SuthoT
and Peltz