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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-04
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept. 3.-The cotton market
opened STEADY. xifh January point
lower. bu; the LIST generally was un-
changed 10 points higher. following the
higher cables. shortly after the call
heavy liquidation set IN. which carried
prices rapidly downward. There were. in
deed. occasional reactions. but the course
% the market vas generally toward .
lower level
Then the monthly bureau report vas
read showing an average coalition Il
- per cent against p last month and
s. last year This proved more fsvora be
tAan had been expected and "a, foiloTs-d
b. one Of the most active ard exciting
periods that the market has experienced
since the early days = the hgU csu-
paign In ar instant September Sas doE-n
t. i. he October was down o. zee. De-
cenber. SO and January. e-szc- Tire
realizing ty selling orders came IN f9um
AL directions and prices were soon 90
the downward track again Sep;@rnffr
sold ~ lille October ~ iaGc. Deem
Der az &c. January "a sc ard March
AZ go
The close "a ssfesdy and - a slight
rscoveTv from this level which repre-
serted : decline from IRE highest - ire
week q from 5sr1 points. Sith prices
finally net - points lower - Tdle
actions Tere estimated AZ p Hiui0s bales
spot closed quiet. = points loSsr- Md
diiug uplaa5s 7zssc. uicdling GUT = =
Sales. II bales
F'utu-es opened steady Sep1slzbsr-
r "a. October 81 -. Noversher 1914
December. a. 7sc- January. = -. Fs1z1-
an. 109sc: Hz-rh. ia@c.
Futures closed steady. Serfernh@r,
HE October. l9flc. Sovsraber- ss-cf
ueo~uter. Sc. January. ? &c. FeoTuary.
sslc- March SO
New Orleans. Ia SEPT 1-Cefto1-
Quiet Nsttlng &c
Csa!vestcn. Tex sgt 2-Ccttr7-
STEADY. 1z-sc
Ilvsrpo-1i. sept 1-rof;ou-spot n Ear
ds-nszt. prfc-< goints hghsr- k1asT7-
can rnsd6itoE SD
wsshingzon. sgt the mainly -
port os IT, chief % fhe b-resu - Ffa-
fssrscs q 1hs sspzrtzsnf - ag-icaiifzrs
III sho< favorable co-ditioz = cot
ton On August - 90 haze teer 81 49,
co-npsred stir - on 1Eiy =. - =
o. Angst = sc. "a On A2xsEt =
80 ard te1-vear Sr-rSEs = "a
IT, gsaIozizE fztfs FngTs ~
rln- on August = 81 Zach = ~ Hsi
three Fezrs and that On G1iy = - 80
-. ;-r-vszr ave-sEt=
Ang :. galy =. AK =. AlE-% 2s~F-
- = >
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-04
ROAST ON BOOKER T.
Boston Negroes Are Not Pleased
With His Course.

Boston. Mass. Sept. 5-The Suffrage
League Of Boston. a negro organizstio
tonight adopted resolutions declaring:
I'm as much as Booker T Washington
has slorified the revised constitutions OF
the south. has minimized the Jim Crow
car outrage. has attacked the wisdom
Of the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
rnerts to the constitution. has deprecated
the primary choice of the ballot. has
preached 10 the colored people silent sub
mission to intolerable conditions and
makes his people a by-word and laughing
stock before the worId. he is not nj
leader for the colored race. and no pres
ident Who recognizes him as a political
reader should receive the coiored vote Of
the North
Therefore. since President Roosevelt
has given him charge Of the appointment
o. al negroes OF whatever state in the
Union and has made him the negro ad-
wiser as TO all policies affecting oolored
Americans IN the interests n cur race.
We cal upon President Roosevelt 70 dis
pose Of Mr, Washington as our political
Spokesman
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BUILDS EASTERN ROAD.

Victoria. s. {. sept S.-Advices By the
steamer Hva6es from Japan inclde an
interview With Count Kstsura. premier
Of Japan. in which he complains OF Japan
not havins carried out the S4opl-Fussn
railway. work advocated by him bus
opposed as being purely a military ex-
pediency.
Russia. On the ether hand. he said.
had built the Chinese eastern railway
and carried out great military works IN
Siberia az enormous expense.
He did not advocate war. but was pre-
pared to protect Japans interests in Ko-
rea and would not shrink from precipi-
Eating vzr II those interests were in
frinsed-
Further advices from Che Foo state
that the loss al lie there as a result OF
cloud burst and aoods was greater than
reported Over g. bodies we're recovered.
one being that OF an American blue
jacket. The loss in TIE Chinese part OF
the CITY exceeded Two million dollars
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WHEAT IS WEAKER
Early Market Showed Strength
for a lime.
CORN AND OATS FIRMER
Provisions Ruled Strong Clos
ing Fraction Higher.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-The early wheat mar
ket showed strength. but the close was
easier. December sc lower Corn was
firm at small advance. final figures be-
ing &c higher for December, with Sep
TENDER unchanged. Oats were strong.
closing 2sdIzc higher for December and
&c higher for September. Provisions rul-
ed strong and closed 2sza12lzc higher.
on the higher prices for corn the early
wheat market showed strength with an
up turn in prices. The news was rather
bearishr. however. except that northwest
receipts were smaller and the strength
deserted the pit and the advance was
lost. December on the early bulge sold
up 10 s3I.c. 2.G1zc above the opening, but
declined on free selling by longs who were
Influenced by increased receipts from the
southwest improved foreign weather and
by the approaching holidays. The close
was at the bottom, with a loss Of SIC AT
s2IAdS2%c. but the tone was firm Sep
climber was down l4G2sc at sllsc. Specu-
lative interest throughout the day was
wheat and -four were equal TO $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels against $1,000 last year Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts Of
1eS cars which with local receipts OF III
cars-u of contract grade-made a total
for the three points Of 81 cars against
345 last week and 81 a year ago.
Corn was influenced by the prediction
of cooler weather and especially by pros
poets of frosts in the Dakotas and Mine
sofa tonight, the market was firm and
prices ruled higher but the advances
were not large. Commission houses and
local bulls were early buyers, with the
selling scattered. There was a good de-
mand for September from shorts. show
ing that fear OF congestion in this
months contracts still existed. December
closed &c higher az 51+c after ranging
between 51&sc and 52l.c. September was
unchanged at 52ssc. Local receipts were
81 cars, with Sc OF contract grade
Oats were strong with buying Of good
character. led by commission houses and
local traders. The latter sold moderately
on the advance and caused some of ii TO
be lost but closing prices showed Deem
Der up is02sc at S7i4c, the range for the
day being Ss2.c to 9711c, With September
up sc at 36isc The strength in corn and
light offerings were the influences. Local
receipts were 81 cars.
Fewer hogs than expected and free buy
ing credited TO packers gave strength TO
provisions. There was liquidation by out
side holders but offerings were well taken.
Cosing prices were s12.67l2 for October
pork, s7.771s for October lard. january
at s7I21z; October ribs were s7.s5 and jan
uary IS. 75GS. ~.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. $50 cars: corn 2e0 cars; oats, 100
cars; hogs. 1900 head.
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Lead-Firm. s41oa425; spelter. firm.
s5.soGe.7o.
PouItry-steady Chickens. &c; springs.
loszc; turkeys, lsc; geese. 4G5c; ducks,
szc
Butter-Quiet. Creamery, 14a2ec; dairy.
1SGlsc
Eggs-Steady. isc. loss of
New York.
New York. Sept 3--Wheat-Receipts
IS. 225 bushels Market opened steady and
advanced slightly wit hthe northwest. but
later yielded TO realizing. September, s5ss
dss7sc; December, ssi4 Gssasc; May. Ssi4 q
ssasc.
Butter-Receipts. s-2ss packages Mar
ket firm. Dairy. 14dlsc; creamery. 1871
d20c
Cheese-Receipts. $500 packages. Mar
ket firm. Creams. leaIei2c.
Eggs-Receipts. s.eoI packages Market
strong Fresh. 2la23c.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. Sssc;
centrifugal, So test, 33sc. moiasses sugar,
3lxc Refined. firIn: crushed, 5.6ec; pow
dered, s5.1Oc; graduated, 5ooc.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio. Size
Molasses-Firm- New Orleans. 3ld42c-
Poultry-Alive. frmer; western chick
ems. I4c; fowls. 1Sc; turkeys. PC Dressed.
firm: western broilers. 1iql5c; spring tGr-
keys lsd25c; fowls, Hisc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-04
BIAS BALL.
American . league.

ST. LOUIS. l; CHICAGO, o.
Chicago Sept IA base on balls. a
two-base hit by Anderson and an error
by Flaherty in the first half of the ninth
inning gave ST Louis one run. which
was enoug hto win todays contest The
feature was the work of Jones. the local
center fielder Attendance, 1850. Score:
RHE
Chicago ....ooo0OoO N05 !
St Louis ...........O 0 90 o0O Ii 2
Batteries: Flaherty and Sullivan; Sic
yer and Sugden. Z
BOSTON. 6: PHILADELPHIA, 5
Boston, Sept Am error by Monte
cross gave Boston todays game in the
twelfth inning. The game abounded in
spectacular plays. Young pitched great
ball toward the finish Henley's work
deserved better support. Attendance 6U9.
Score: II z
Philadelphia . 0 o. 0e0Oo-5 3
Batteries Young and Criger; Henley
and Schreck.
CLEVELAND l: DETROIT. o.
Detroit Sept. 3.-Cleveland won the best
Both Stovall, the California recruit. and
Mullin. were so effective neither team
scored for ten innings. In the eleventh
Bradley's single and steal. followed by
dickman's hit sent in the lonely tally.
Attendance. 1s5s Score: RHE
Detroit ....o o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 90 !
Cleveland .....0000 90 5000 Ii 10 0
Batteries: Mullin and Buelow; Stovali
and Bemis.
NEW YORK, 3; WASHINGTON. l.
Washington. Sept. 3.-New YOrk's hits
were made at the proper time today and
permitted them to take the second game
of the series from Washington. Fiber
field was put out OF the game for disput-
ing the umpire's decisions Attendance
1.127. Score: II Z
Washington ...e 0 0e0eG1O-1 2
New York ...00l0 00011-3 8 0
Batteries: Wilson and Drill; Tannehin
and McCauley.
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Below md sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board of
Trace basis. delivered Missouri river. To
get price f. O. b. your station deduct
Kansas City rate from your station.
Wheat-No. . hard. 74lkc: No. 3. 7I1aG
zsizc; No. 4. 6Sisd7Oizc; rejected, 6SG66c.
Corn-No. = mixed 45c; No mixed,
44c: No. mixed. 4Sc: No. white. &c;
No. white. 45c: no grade. $50 SOC.
Oats-No. > mixed, &c; No. mixed,
&c.
Flour CvholesaIe)-Best patent. s1-9o.
in carload lots, delivered TO all southern
Kansas points; delivered same. bran.
s5c. shorts, soc; corn chop, S1-oo; corn
meals. $3.50.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. l, $50; No ?. $50:
prairie. loose. No. l. $500; No ?. S5oJ;
baled. No I. 500; No >. $500; No. 3. $500
Butter-Packing. lie; country, l24l4c-
Eggs-Fresh. per doz., 15c.
Poultry-Hens. 6lzc; spring broilers. TO
p h. TIC; turkey hens. &c: toms. = lbs.
and over. &C: geese. fun feather, &c; ducks,
full feather. &C; young ducks. Sc
Vegetables-Oni0ns. bu-. 60c; popcorn,
100 lbs. Sl-Oo; turnips. bu.. 4oc; new po-
fatoes bu. $3.50; apples, bu.. 5yd5Qc-
VegetabIes-Jobbers price TO trade)-
Oranges Mediterranean sweets; 500; Va
lencia oranges. SS50GS-15; lemons. $ielet
$50: strained honey. H., 7qlizc; comb
honey, per H.. BE; walnuts. per ID, 15H
l5Iec: almonds. per 10. 13c; BraZils lZc
uccans. PEI H. 1Sc: cheese. fiat. per 10.
lac. brick. X; limburger. i4c; Y A, l4c;
Kansas. lsc; bananas ne n, =; water
melons par To- lbs SIC: apples Dbl.
ss7519.2 -. potatoes, bu.. S5dsoc; cabbage
ID. &c: onions. H.. 1iac; tomatoes. bas-
ket soc; Colorado celery. per bunch, 'oc
peanuts. per H. jumbo SC; roasted. lo1@ci
parrot &C; roasted. Sc
Nool-Light bright medium. l0ftlbc;
dark and heavy medium. 12Ql4c; heavy
fine. educ; bury. 7d9c.
l.eather-No l Phoenix. 3Sc' 3. Sc;
harness. union a. S4c; b, sc; chestnut oak.
p Sac. a Soc; pure oak. Sac, skirtlng,
goa 42c. sole leather, slaughter. So9S2c;
oak sole 35G36c per side.
Hides-G s I and rounds. 6@.c;
eide brands 6l.c under 50 lbs 4isc; bulls.
si1s; green hides 1lzc less than cured;
part cured. lzc less; No. ] horse. So No.
? SIS. pony ana 80. g. 75cGSl 90;
glue hides 3lac; dry flint butch
ers. Is lbs and 40. BE. dry flint fallen. le
lbs and up lie: dry flint under 10 In. sc;
dry sal;. Ice. dry Gull. &C: No. / tallow.
Sac; No. tallow. PIC, sheep pelts green,
souSoc; dry. 6G9c per 10
Hams. Wesphalia brand-lo-l2 To. aV-
lbs lrsc. skinned. - lbs. and over H1+c.
I6-IS lbs lSc. 1870 h l224c; skinned. l6-2j
lbs 1ziaC- skinned. - lbs. and over. l@1-c.
Add - per 10 Tor fancy wrapping.
Breakfast Bacon Westphalia brand
$40 10. average. I5izc; 10-l2 10, lsc: strips.
4-6 10. average, l5c Add iae per 10. for
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fancy wrappings. Fancy sweet picked
English bacon bellies. 12-l4 lbs. 121zc; Cal
ifornia tpicnics) size: boneless rouiertes.
Zoe; Daley hams mo bone, no fat), HE;
breakfast bacon backs good siicers). ll1zc;
Fancy Niagara breakfast bacon, lSc;
fancy Niagara hams. 12-14 lbs. 15c- Add
&c per ID. for fancy wrapping.
Side Meats. dry salt-Extra short clears.
Sc; standard backs. 1913. &c; 1924. sac;
fat backs. &c; clear bellies. 12-14, 10z.c;
1916. Zoe: 1918. 1910; fosters, TIC; cheek
butts. 415c; butcher backs. Joe.
Side Meats. smoked-BacOn extra short
clears. &c: standard backs. 1918. 10c; 3e-24
es4c: fat backs. SC; English bacon
bellies. PA. 1II3c: 14-16. lie; clear bellies,
1918. Ioz,c. bacon fosters. SIC.
White Rose Lard-Srooth tierces, about
800 lbs. sc; grainy tierces. about $50 lbs.
SIC: open kettle. tierces about $50 lbs.
SIC; Silver Crest brand. tierces about 800
lbs. nc. Lard compound. tierces about
$50 lbs. nc. add for smaller packages:
eo-Ib. wooden tubs. &c: S0-lb wooden tubs.
nc: 50-lb., tins,5o-10o ID cases. IL: 20-lb.
tins. so-lb cases. 2sc;10-l5. tins se-lb. cases
&c; BIB. tins. 60-lb cases. &c; S-lb tins.
e0-lb. cases. &c ID.
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs. heads off.
SIC: heads on. Sc; fresh shoulders. &c:
skinned. nc; fresh hams. lie; skinned.
Ike; fresh daisies 1O2.c; pork loinS. 1Oz4c;
tencerloins, 12c; fat backs. skin on. &c:
raw leaf lard, Sc; spare ribs. &C; hogs
tongues. 1oe; hog brains. 1O-lb. boxes.
SC; pigs feet. cleaned, SC: unclesned, &c;
hogs ears, cleaned. &c; not cleaned. &c;
hogs livers. each. sc: hooks. Size; pigs
tails. 3isc; gatherings, 4c; hogs heads.
cleaned, SIC; neck bones. &c: back
bones. &c
Fresh y2aaf a,4d AF,,tto, Cove ar5 half
ers, 5dec: fore quarters. 415c: hind quar-
tiers. 7qsc; steers. 7QT4c; fore quarters.
5i2a6izc; hind quarters. 9lzG10iac; beef
loins. No. /, 13c: No. ?. loo; ribs. No. /, ne;
10. ?, &c, chucks and plates. 3lzc: square
chucks. &c; TANKS. &c; shanks &c; plates,
PIC; round and rump 71zGsc; suet &C;
livers. &c: hearts. sc; tongues. Zoe; brains.
cleaned. &C; sweet breads, sc; OK tails.
PIC: mutton. Scs lambs, loc-
Dried Beef-Insides. 13'@c; knckles,
Pie
ausage-Rathman pressed ham. crts.
about . lbs &C; Dewey sausage, crts.
about . lbs. &c; Weiners, crts. about IS
lbs. SC; Bologna. crts. about % lbs. $40;
Cony Island Frankforts. crts. about . lbs.
Zoe; pork sausage. bulk, 1o-lb. cartoons.
7i2c; pork sausage link. 10-Ib. cartoons.
7lzc; liver sausag round. sc; liver sau-
sage. long. &c; head cheese. sc.
Sausage, in "Konserve' (packed in iron
bound painted pals with handles and
having four-nich bung in head. which OBJ
viates the necessity of taking eff the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna. BIB. pals. 500; 3o-lb- pals.
$3.50: 6c-lb pals. $345; weiners. 16-lb.
pals. 81 A.; 3o-lb. pals. $40; e0-lb. pals.
$5-25: poork sausage. 15-lb. pals. Is;
30-lb- pals, $40; e0-lb. pals. s5-25.
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Big Prices Did Not Increase
the Receipts.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Receipts Light and Mar
ket Steady.

Fog receipts were Unexpectedly light
yesterday. Only a single farmer showed
up at the yards with one hog. This was
rather remarkable, considering the great
number of farmers who deliver hogs here
and it shows that they are not ready to
market their hogs. The market was
steady Only four car loads were weigh
ed up. two of which were sold last night
TO arrive. About the only notable thing
in connection with the days business was
the sale of car load of heavy hogs for
s5.521s, only ~ cents under the top The
packers have been saying that they did
not want heavy hogs but the hogs that
brought this price were well finished and
fine in quality.
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Hoe Sales.
Cattle Sales.
IN AND ABOUT STOCK YARDS.

The Missouri river hog markets were
one day behind the Wichita market go
ing up.
". 6. Scott Of Carlton, o. r, and T. y
Carter Of Lyons. Kan. had in a car load
of hogs each yesterday that were sold
before they arrived.
Andrew Small Of Anness marketed
car load Of hogs Of his own feeding
yesterday They were daisies and aver
aged 81 pounds.
Logan * Robinson. the well known ship
pers at Towanda. consigned car load OF
hogs 10 this market yesterday.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Sept. 3.-Buyers Of dry goods
are willing TO purchase slightly increased
quantities for immediate delivery. but
show no inclination 10 speculate There
Is no evidence OF any weakening on the
part of sellers who see from the outlook
nothing which would warrant them in
making concessions. Jobbers continue
busy and representatives from all sections
OF the country are distributing business.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicauo.

Chicago. Sept 3-Cattle-Receipts 5000,
including 500 Texans and 500 westerns
Market steady 70 lower. Good TO prime
steers, S5.45a6.c0: poor TO medium. 81 40
Q5.30: stockers and feeders, s2.50d4-25
cows s. 50d475: heifers S200G5.oo; can
ners 8. 5eag.7 bulls. s2e0d4 90: calves.
$3.56g7.09: Texas fed steers. S5.25Q4.50;
western steers. $3.2GQ4.65.
HOgs-Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow
150Io. Market opened steady. closed 5d10c
higher Mixed and butchers. s5.25a5.9o;
good to choice heavy. S5.40q5.75: rough
heavy. $5.10G5 20; light. S5.5oa6-i0; bulk
of sales, s5.30ll565.
Sheep Receipts. 1900 Sheep steady 70
weak: lambs steady TO strong. Good to
choice wethers S3.25G3. 75; fair to choice
mixed s.. 25GS %: western sheep. $500
3s5: native lambs. s. .50d6.00; western
lambs. S359a5.10
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Sept 3-Cattle-Receipts
700 natives: calves, 500 natives, 800 Tex
ans Best beeves steady. others weak;
quarantine strong; grass fed western
steers steady: best cows strong; good
stockeTs and feeders steady to strong;
calves steady; bulls dull Choice export
and dressed beef steers 81 75lp5. 50; fair
to good. s41Od4.75; stockers and feeders,
S25O044O: western fed steers. se-25Q4.70;
Texas and Indian steers. S235G3.6o; Texas
cows S1.50G2. 90; native cows. Sl.50q 400;
native heifers. S210Q4c0: Gamers. S11OG
2.3S: bulls. S2.o06e.75; calves. s2.0od5.00.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market 5d1oc
higher Top, $500: bulk Of sales. s. 45q
5.6Tlh: heavy. S5.25d5-6l; mixed packers.
s5.35a5.7O: light, s5s5G5.9o; workers. SIS
G5.90; pigs. $5-50q5-S5.
Sheep-Receipts. lS.elo. Market steady.
Native lambs. S29cd5.20; western lambs.
s. 75a5O0: fed ewes, s.. 5odS. 70; Texas
clipped yearlngs. s. 4oG74O0; Texas clipped
sheep. s2.3ed3 50: stockers and feeders,
$200dS -.
ST. Louis.
s.. Louis Sept. S--Cattle-Receipts.
4g0. including 200 Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. S3.75dS.65; stockers
and feeders. $2.55d3.e0; cows and heifers-
s. 25a450: Texas steers. s2.60Q425; cows
and heifers s. 4oG500-
HoCs-Receipts. 400. Market steady
Pigs and lights S530T6.o5; packers. 50 IS
ass. butchers and best heavy, S5.45G5-s5.
Sheep-Receipts 25o0 Market strong.
Natives. g 25G3. %: lambs. S4,Sed5. %.
ST. Joseph.
ST Joseph No. Sept. 3.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts. Isl Market steady 10 Ice lower
Natives Si25G5.65 cows and heifers. H-15
G5l0: stockers and feeders, s2.65q 40.
Hogs-Receipts. s67 Market 5Glec
higher. Light. S5.45Q5.so; medium and
heavy. S5.9FG5-6o
Sheep-Receipts. 5.0s9 Market active.
steady 10 strong. Top Idaho wethers.
& "a
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CASH OTOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No spring, s5dS7c; No. 3. 81
dS4c: No red. slisGs17sc.
Corn-No. > 51.c: No. yellow, 53i@c.
Oats-No white. 37GS7i4c
Rye-No. ,. 55izc-
Barley-Good feeding 4sc; fair TO choice
mailing. 52d56C.
Flax Seed-No- !. &c; No. l northwest
ern sec.
Timothy Seed-Prime. S3.l5
Provisions-Mess pork. per bbl. $3.50;
lard. per 100 lbs s. 6o0S. 62iz; short ribs
sides 0oose1. s.. 50I7 81: dry salted Shout
ders Oeoxed). s. s2iz ass; short clear sides
Cboxed) s7.75G7S7ls.
Whiskey-Basis Of high wines. Sl.23
Clover-Contract grade. $50
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WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis. Sept. 3.-Wool-Quiet. steady.
Medium grades combing and clothing, Is
gle: light fine. 15a171.c: heavy fine. Ia
1zIsc: tub washed, 2eq2slzc
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sf0r-xT HOPE :: wAEITA.
Wakits. @ T Sept 5.-No1nr ssope
defeated wakita by = score q % !
Nelson pitched good game e1t rs
Suruor- Was poor Rztferses-Ao11f
Hose senter ard Ross. TskIt&- Parker
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American Association.

A. IoussvRl-FTrst game. Louisville.
a: Minneapolis 6 Second game Louis
Vile = Minneapolis. J.
At Toie6o-ToIedo. :. MILWAUKEE,. J.
At sCoiumbas-Coiumous s. Kansas
CITY. Q
At Tndiznspolis-Efrst game. Intizna9
olis ,. 81. Paul. : Second game Iuds-
annapolis. s. 81 Paul :.
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~ LEAGTE STANDING
National League.


PITTSBURG. 6: CINCINNATI. >.
Pittsburg. Sept 3.-The game was full
of good plays and fast throughout. Pitts
burg was fortunate enough to bunch hits
in the sixth and seventh innings and
won out Attendance. 2.722. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg ...........1OOO -s1s .
Cincinnati ..........0I0e00 Q
Batteries: Doheny and Phelps; Ewing
and Peitz.
ST. LOUIS. ;: CHICAGO. .
Chicago. Sept 3-The locals were un-
able 10 hit either Of the St. Louis pitch
ers with men on bases and three times
hit into easy double plays. Their errors
were costly and the visitors won easily
Attendance, J. 40. Score: II r
Chicago .-.-........0 0 0 l 0 Q o IL
St Louis ........2 % o 0 g.
Batteries Taylor and king: Brown.
Hackett and O'Neiil
NEW YORK. s: BROOKLYN. Q.
BROOKLYN Sept 3.-Up to the sixth in
ming the game between New York and
Brooklyn was played we'll. but three er-
rors by the locals in that inning let the
visitors score six runs on two hits, three
bases on balls and the misplays. Attend
ance. 4S7s. Score: Ri E
New York ...-.-....0 0 Q 0 6 9 o. 6
BROOKLYN ......a0600 10000
Batteries. McGinnity and Warner;
Jones and Ritter.
PHILADELPHIA. 80: BOSTON. H.
Philadelphia Sept 3-The locals von
the first game II today's double-heacer
with Boston and were shut ont IN the
second. In the first game Stanley sprained
his ankle while running the bases Vol
verton was elected from the second game
for disputing a decision Attendance.
.2Is Scores.
E-irs, Game Ri r
Phgadelphia ........e0e1 e2i0s-s 4
Boston ....8o0s1 aeoe-1 J
Batteries. Sparks and Doom. Wills
and Moran
Second Game r
Philadelphia ....-..0 Q Q @ Q q
Boston ......-..60Ie 0e0I-2
Batteries: McFetridEe and Roth. VII
Iisms and Moran
= l.r-r- - III
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Union Livestock Commission Co.
A. 3. MOORE. Manager.

Stock Yards Wichita. kan. Consign-
rrsnts and correspondence solicited Mar
ket report furnished free or application
Proceeds RENTED on day Of sale Money
70 loan on cattle. Phone 2S6-
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No money TIL cured. Don't fail TO read
the half page sd. OF Drs. Viekers q
Vickers in next Sundays Eagle. on page
seventeen.
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LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
Stock Yards, Wichita.

tNarket papers furnished free on appii-
cation Write or phone. Our expense, when
you are shippins- Phone ~ We attend
personally to the unloading and care S1
stock consigned 10 rs.
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