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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-09
Cattle Sales.
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. I51zc; No g. 1910
PIC; No. 4, 67I2G69kc; rejected 62d65c.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. 45c; No. mixed
&c; No. mixed, 43c; No white. Acc !;
No white, 45c; no grade. 35G40c.
Oats-NO. mixed, 34c; No 3. 32d33c.
Flour (wholesaIe)-Bes patent. $3.50.
in carload lots, delivered to all southern
Kansas points; delivered same bran.
Csc; shorts soc; corn chop. $1.00; corn
meals S1.3o.
Hay-Alfalfa. No I. $3.50; No. ?. $3.50;
prairie, loose, No. l $500; No 2, S5.GG;
baled. No. / 500: No. , $500; No. 3 $500.
Butter-Packng. lie: country, 12Q14c
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, lie.
Poultry-Hens. 611c; spring broilers. to
2lh h.. 7l2c; turkey hens &c; toms. y lbs.
and over. &C; geese. fun feather, &c; ducks.
fun feather. &c; young ducks, Sc.
egetables-Onions. bu., COO; popcorn.
100 lbs, $780, turnips. hu.. Acc; new po-
tatoes bu.. 65d75c, apples. bu.. 50Q60c.
Vegetables (Jobbers price TO trade)-
Oranges. Mediterranean sweets; $500: Va
lencia oranges. S3.50q3.75; lemons, $4.c00
45e; strained honey. h., 7d7i5c; comb
honey. per ID, 15c. walnuts. per h., 15d
Bic almonds. per ID. BE; Brazils 12c;
pecans. per h.. BE: cheese fat, per ID.
I4c, brick. 14c; limburger. 14c; Y. A, 14c;
-: as:,s. lsc; bananas 20 -. .; "'Stcr-
melons, per 100 lbs. soc; apples. Dbl.
S2..5G3.25; potatoes. bu.. S5G9oc; cabbage.
H.. &c; onions. b., 1Iac; tomatoes. bas-
ket. 50c; Colorado celery. per bunch. zoe;
pean $, per H.. jumbo, SC; roasted. 1012c;
parol. &c; toasted. Sc.
Moonlight bright medium. 15dl6c;
dark and heavy medium, 12Q14c; heavy
fine, 9d1lc; bury. 7d9c.
Leather-No 1 Phoenix, SSc: 3. 3Sc;
harness, union A, sc. b. 32c; chestnut oak.
r &c. Soc; pure oak Sac; skirting,
400 l2c; sole leather. slaughter. SOqs2c;
oak sole. 35G36c per side.
Hi ies-G. S, 1 and . rounds. e24c;
side brands. 6l4c; under 50 lbs, F4c; bulls.
6i.s: green hides. 1l2c less than cured;
part cured, l5c less; No. horse, $225; No.
2. SIS; pony and No. >. s5cdsle0;
glue hides. 3lkc; dry flint butch
ers Is lbs. and up. 13c; dry flint fallen, IL
lbs. and up. lie; dry flint under l6 ID. SC;
dry salt, Ice; dry Gull &c: No. tallow,
S24c: No. tallow, 22ac; sheep pelts. green.
SoGS0c; dry. 609c per 10.
Hams, WesphalIa brand-1o-12 10. av-
lbs. lSlsc: skinned, % lbs. and over l4i4c;
l6-lS lbs. lSc; 1920 H.. l2&.c: skinned. i6-2)
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept. S.-The cotton future
ma>at opened firm with prices unchang-
cd q four points higher and closed steady
at a decline Of to 81 points
Spot closed quiet. p points lower; mid
ding uplands L 25c; middling gulf u. sec.
Sales, 3.27S bales.
Futures opened firm; September 10 99c;
October loc: November 9.75c; December
9.ilc; January soc; February 9 66c
March 9e6c
Futures closed steady: September 10. Sc +;
October 963c: November Q. Sc December
9.56c: January 955c; February 9.53c:
March 95Ic
New Orleans Sept. .-Cotton-Easy.
Middilng lose.
Galveston Sept -Cotton-Steady. &c
Liverpool Sept S.-Cotton-Spot moder-
ate business done: prices unchanged;
American middilag SID
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Sept. 34c; Dec. 3sc; May 371sc; No. white
40izc.
Rye-Higher. SIS
Pork-Unchanged Jobbing standard
mess $l3. 10.
Lard-Higher. $3.50.
Lead-Strong- S4.20G4-25.
Spelter-Strong. S .s0G5.s0.
Poultry-Quiet. Chickens &c; springs
1o,zc; turkeys lSc; ducks &c; geese 465c.
Butter-Quiet- Creamery 14Q2oc; dairy
13Q1ec.
EggsFTrm. 1sc, loss off.
New York.
New York, Sept. s.-Wheat opened firm
on the rains in spring wheat states, but
soon eased of with corn September SIS
qs8c; December S7S4 dos14c.
Cheese-Receipts 7.sis packages; firm:
new state full cream fancy small coio<>
lose; do white 101-c-
Butter-Receipts 1850 packages 1.-TWO
days; firm; state dairy 14qlSc; creamery
l5620c.
Egg-Receipts 1855 packages 1.-TWO
days.; steady: western extras &c; do
frsts pc; do thirds to seconds 17G21c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 37sc; cen
trifugal Sc test 33sc; molasses sugar SIC
Refined firm; crushed 5.6oc; powdered
5-loc; granulated &c.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio SIC
Molasses-Firm: New Orleans 31G42c.
Poultry-Aiive easier; western chickens
BIC; fowls l3c; turkeys 12a13c- Dressed
firm; western broilers 14G15c; fowls PIC;
spring turkeys 1sG25c.
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lbs, 14izc; skinned. 20 lbs and over. i41zc
Add nc per H. for fancy wrapping
Breakfast Bacon. Westphalia brand
$40 10. average, 151zc; 10-12 To-, 14c; strips
as 10. average, 15c. Add &c per ID. for
fancy wrappings. Fancy sweet picked
English bacon bellies. 12-14 lbs, 121tc; Cal
ifornia (picnics), SIC; homeless rouiettes
10c; Daley hams (no bone, no fat), 11lsc;
breakfast bacon backs good slicers), 111zci
Fancy Niagara breakfast bacon. 1sc;
fancy Niagara hams. 12-14 lbs, 15c- Add
i4c per ID. for fancy wrapping.
Side Meats. dry salt-Extra short clears.
SIC; standard backs. 1873 SIC; fat backs,
&c; clear bellies, PA, lie; I4-I6, 101Lc;
1918. 10t4c; fosters, nc; cheek butts, H2c;
S. P. butcher backs. lie.
Smoked Side Meats-Bacon. extra short
clears. SIC; fat backs, SC: English bacon
bellies. PA 12c; 14-l6, 111zc; 1918, 11l4c;
bacon fosters SIC
White Rose Lard-Smooth, tierces. about
800 lbs, SIC; granny, tierces, about $50 lbs,
&c: open kettle. tierces, about $50 lbs.
9Ac; Silver Crest brand, tierces about $50
lbs, SIC. Lard compound tierces about
360 lbs, nc. Add for smaller packages:
60-lb wooden tubs, &c; SO-lb wooden tubs.
&c; 5o-lb-, tins, 50 100 ID. cases, 14o; 2o-lb.
tins, So-lb. cases. sc;10-ib. tins 60-lb. cases
Ac; 5-lb. tins, 60-lb cases, &c; BIB tins,
60-lb. cases, 1c ID.
Fresh Pork-Dressed hogs. heads of,
SIC; heads on. SC; fresh shoulders, TIC;
skinned, Sc; fresh hams, 11%zc; skinned
NC; fresh daisies, lie; pork loins lie;
tenderloins, lie; fat backs, skin on. &c;
raw leaf lard, SC; spare ribs. &C; hogs
tongues. l0c; hog brains, 10-lb. boxes.
sc; pigs feet. cleaned. &c; uncleaned, &c;
hogs ears. cleaned. &c; not cleaned. Sc;
hogs livers, each. SC; hooks. SIC; pigs
tails. 3l2c; gatherings. &c; hogs heads,
cleaned, 512c; neck bones. &c: back
bones. &c.
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and heif-
eFs' 5Q6c; fore quarters. +d5c; hind quar-
ters, 7QSc; steers, 7G7Ac; fore quarters,
s1z@615c; hind quarters. 91zG10izc; beef
lolns No. !, &c; No. ,, l0c; ribs. No. l, 12c;
No. ?. &c; chucks and plates, 31kc; square
chucks. SC; TANKS &c; shanks &c: plates,
PIC; round and rump, 7lz0sc; suet sc;
livers, &c; hearts. &C; tongues, 10c; brains.
cleaned. &c; sweet breads &c; OK tails.
PIC; mutton. SC; lambs, 10c
Dried Beef-Insides, 1312c; knckles,
PFC
Sausage-Rathman pressed ham. crts.
about 25 lbs. I0c; Dewey sausage, crts.
about p lbs. Toe; Weiners, crts about %
lbs, sc; Bologna. crts. about % lbs, &c;
about p lbs. &c; Weiners, crts. about IS
lbs, SC; Bologna. crts. about % lbs. 4s.c;
Cony Island Frankforts. crts. about % lbs,
lOc; pork sausage, bulk, i0-lb. cartoons.
Sc; pork sausage. bulk, 1O-lb. cartoons.
Sc; pork sausage. link. 10-Ib. cartoons,
sage, long. &c; head cheese. &c.
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, 15-lb. pals. s1O0; 3O-lb pals,
$50; 6e-lb. pals S9.45; weiners 15-lb.
pals, $l-45; 3O-lb. pals. $40; cobb pals,
s5-25; poork sausage. 15-Ib. pals, Sis;
30-lb. pals $40; eo-lb. pals, s5.25.
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Crop Bulletin.

Washington. sept The weather BIZ
reau's weekly crop bulletin:
Early corn is maturing RAPIDLY. some
fields being safe from frost and cuttirg
IS progressing in southern and central
sectors OF the corn belt Late corn has
advanced satisfactorily generally in the
corn states. except Iowa and under favor
able conditions the bulk Of the crop Will
he SAFE in two or three weeks. In Iowa.
il Is maturing slowly. and the crop needs
rain in Kansas. Arkansas. Southern Ms
souri, snd the states of the upper Ohio
Valley.
Prospects for an average crop II ap-
Pies are reported from Portions Of New
England. the middle Atlantic states.
Iowa. Kansas and Oklahoms: a light
crop is promised in Missouri and less
than the average IN New York. although
the fruit IS Of good quality in the last
named states.
Drought conditions have been delayed
in the Ohio Valley and Oklahoma and
more rain Is needed II prepare the soil
in washington Excellent progress has
been made with the work in other sec
tions and wheat seeding has begun n
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
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HOG RECEIPTS LIGHT
Prices Are Well Maintained
for All That Come.
FARMERS SELL SPARINGLY
Will Be October Before the
Run Is Heavy.

Hog receipts were light again yesterday.
Two car loads that came in late Labor
day were sold early in the morning at
later sales were at the decline. The best
hogs at the close were worth S5.70. Dold
and Cudahy took all the offerings and
would have taken a good many more If
they had been on the market The pack
ers are hoping that the receipts will soon
begin TO make a better showing but the
prospects for anything like a good run
does not seem very fia<tering a the pres
ent time. The country shippers still re-
port that the farmers are not Offering TO
sell very many hogs. Some of them say
that it will be well into October before
hogs viii move freely
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DRY Goocs MARKET.

New York. Sept. S--The decline in raw
cotton has been the principal topic of
conversation during the dsy ;,nd this
change has had a Guieting effect in GER
tain quarters adding to and intensifying
The conservst ism which has been shown
by buyers Of dry goods for - long Job
hers continue active. mail order dealers
being liberal
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List of Low Rate
Excursions
VIA THE
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Baltimore. Nd, Grand Lodge Odd Fell
lows $3.50 for the round trip, tickets on
sale Sept. 18th, 18th and 18th. limited for
return 10 Sept. 2sth, except by depositing
ticket and paying 800 limit will be ex-
tended to include Oct. 3rd, 1893. All tick
cts to be deposited on arrival. and sc
fee TO be charged.
Little Rock. Ark, Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Mssons. $685. for the round trip,
tickets on sale Oct. I'd, Sd. and 4th. limit
ed for return Oct. 18th. except that by de-
posting ticket and paying 25c limit viii
be extended TO include Nov. 5th. 1893.
San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cal.
American Bankers Association. 5000 for
the round trip. tickets on sale Oct sth to
18th inclusive. with final return limit Of
November Both, 1868.
For 1850 extra tickets will be made TO
return via Portland, Ore, and direct lines
TO starting point.
Denver. Colo, Brotherhood of St. An
drew, $3.50 for the round trip. tickets on
sale Oct. 4th to sth inclusive. limited for
return TO Oct. 31st. 1893.
ogden. Utah. National Irrigation Con-
gress and International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers 5000 for the round
trip. tickets on sale Sept 18th TO 18th in
elusive. limited for return TO Oct. 18th.
1865
Chicago. Ill. International Live Stock
Exposition. S2065 for the round trip. tick
cts on sale Nov 18th to 30th inclusive
limited for return TO Dec. It'll. 1903.
Detroit, Mich. Missionary Societies.
$3.50 for the round trip. tickets on sale
oct 14th TO 18th inclusive, limited for
return to Get. 23d. 1903.
Sioux Falls. S. D.. National Butter Max
ers' Association. sl5.15 for the round trip.
tickets on sale Oct. 18th to 18th. inclusive,
limited for return to Oct slst. 1893.
Chicago. H.. Chicago Centennial, 1856
for the round trip. tickets on sale Sept
Goth, 9th. and 18th. with final limit for
return Oct. 5th. 1893.
Arkansas City. Kan. Old Soldiers Re
union. s. 30 for the round trip. tickets on
sale Sept eth to 18th inclusive. limited for
return 10 Sept. 18th. 1886.
Z. l.. BLECKLEY. T. Z. A.
J. r. SHERWIN, p. & T. \.
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CASH Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOur-Firm
Wheat-No- , spring 7Sc; No. Sic; No.
= red SUsGS07sc.
Corn-No. ? 51%G52c; No. yellow 519c.
Oats-No. white 36GS7izc.
Rye-No. 54ikc.
Barley-Good feeding 47949c; fair to
choice mailing 52d5Sc.
Flax seed-No. l 94izc; No l northwest
ern, 81 90.
Timothy seed-Prime s3.2e
ProviSions-Mess pork. per Dbl. S12 20
G12 -: lard, peg 100 lbs. SIS 90dS So; short
rib sides 0oose) IS. 12i9G1S. S715; dry salted
should ers boxed Sc. 75d7 %. short clear
sides (boxedl s.. 12Is ass.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines, S1.23
Clover-Contract grade So. Is.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
American Leauue.

NEW YORK. l; BOSTON. 0.
New York. Sept. SIN a pitchers hat
tie between Dcering and Dineen the New
York Americans beat the Boston team
here today. The fielding was excellent
on both sides. only one nisplay being
made. Attendance i.0S3. Score:
K II =
New York ..........o O0O00Ois-1 , Q
Boston ...........-.0 90 10000 /
Batteries: Deering and Beville: Dineen
and CrigeT.
CLEVELAND. s. CHICAGO. o
Cleveland Sept. s--Cieveland shut out
Chicago again this afternoon. the visitors
being unable 70 hit Stovaii. the Pacific
league pitcher secured by Cleveland The
locals hit Patterson hard. six Of their
hits being FOR two bases or better. At
tendance 100. Score: + II Z
Cleveland .-......-..s s-sIs 0
Chicago .............0O o 0 00Ge0-G /
batteries: StovaH and Bemis. Patterson
and Sullivan
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SECOND DAYS RACING.
Weather and Track Conditions Perfect
bu. No Features.

Hartford. Conn. Seut. S-The second
days racing in the fall grand circuit meet
at Charter Oak Park was devoid OF any
unusual features. Weather and track
conditions were almost perfect although
the air was a trifle too sharp to insure
the best work Of the horses.
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Batteries: Malsrkey and Moran; Mitch
ell and Roth.
Second game r II r
Boston ........OO O2IOOO-2 4
Philadelphia ........1 I 1901 t0-6 10 o
Batteries: Carney and Moran; Fraser
and Doolin-
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cLEvELAND 8. CHICAGO. ..
AMER1CAN LEAGUE STANDING.
American Association.

A. St. Psul-St Paul. 70. Minneapolis. S.
A. Toiclo-Toiedo. q. Columbus 3
At MHwaukee-First game. Milwaukee.
r. Kansas City. Q Second game MI
vaukee !. Kansas City. &
AT polis-Indiaaap polls Louisville
game Postponed account 81 rain.
.rr-rarl.. - .--l.l-r -r-rr..- c--- .-r.r....
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HOG Sales.


There was ma quotable change in the
cattle market yesterday. Prices were
about the same as on last Saturday The
bulk OF the offerings were light feeders
and Stockers
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MERICAN AssoCIATIoN sTANDING
Sickner
Conservatory
of Music

oleest. largest ard oaGy Chartered seAo1i
q raEsic r. wichita
AL BRANCHES.
Terms reasz1ah5e Rects2s ever Friezg.
OPEN ALI THE YEAR
stpdsE;s ray eater a. ssy siz1s vita
scrsI advantage
Send 70 eztslos-
a. W. SlcksEg, Dires:or.
Phone ess- zo7 Eas. Dossiss Ave.
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Kansas City. Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts
14.1Oo natives 1900 Texans; calves. 1000
natives. 500 Texans. Corn fed cattle high
er; native and western cows steady; quar-
antine steady; good stockers and feeders
active and firm; others weaker. Choice
export and dressed beef steers 81. 65ff5. So
fair TO good So. 25d4. 65; stOckers and feed
ers $. 250p4.00 western fed steers s.. O0GI
I. 10; Texas and Indian steers 81. 1854 90;
Texas cows 81. 40Gl2 80; native cows 81 75GD
40; native heifers 81. 2514. so; Gamers 81. 90
G2.45; bulls s.. 00GS 50; calves s.. 55d5. 30.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market steady to
SC lower. Top s5.9j: bulk of sales s.. 70f
SIS; heavy s.. 6oG5. 70; mixed packers IS. 20
GOSH; light $5.65a5.95; workers S5.70ol
SIS: pigs S5.50G5.90.
Sheep-Receipts 4.5o0. Market steady.
Native lambs s. 90T5 20; western lamb
S2.75d5 90; fed ewes s.. 50G3 80; Texas
clipped yearlings s.. 4o04-e0; Texas clipped
shepp $2.SoQS.S0; stockers and feeders
s.. Ood3. 20.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph. Sept .-Cattle-Receipts,
1900 Steady TO 10c higher. Natives $500
a5.75; cows and heifers $1.75d5.15; stock
ers and feeders s. SOFAS.
Hogs-Receipts S,3T Steady TO sc lower.
Light S.. 75q5.S0; medium and heavy s.. IS
d5.Se.
sheep Receipts 1873. Steady. Top ma
tive lambs $40; top Utah wethers s. 50.
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on the produce exchange today quota
tons were as follows;
Butter-FirTn; creamery 15Gl7c; dairy.
14d17c.
Eggs-Firm at mark, cases included.
16l.a17a2c.
Cheese-9j2614isc
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Now for another arctic exploration
oi6 Fogg as be started on I search fer IN
STerSaoeS--3oston Transcript
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BASE BALL
National League.

CHICAGO. :. PITTSBURG. s
nal catch Of Beaumonts line drive IN
the ninth won the game for Chicago.
Pflsters Introduction 70 the big league
was quite a success. even though the
game was lost Attendance z.ss3. score.
RHE
Pfttsburg ........-.1 00eIeas i-sI5 3
Chicago ....-..---...3 9 I 2 90 A. Il
Batteries: Pfister and Smith: Land
gren. King Nd Raub.
NEW YORK. 4: BROOKLYN.
New York. sept s.-The baseball sea-
son al the polo grounds ended eoday zlth
the fasi game Of the New YORK Brooklyn
series which resulted IN tie. the game
being called al the end Of the eighth
znce .zs4 Score: RHE
New York ..-..-.-..el5o 0e0e47 i
Brooklyn ...-----.-.--e Q Q ! a-slz
Batteries. MstthevSol and Eoverrlzn:
Reidy and JackItsch.
BOSTON. -. PHILADELPHIA. o.
Boston Mass Sept s-Bestor and
Philadelphia Chased TIRE $etisnai League
season here today By splitting ansgher
double header Boston Wca fhe nrst
game Nalarkey pitched very elective
bali II the secon1 game Cz-uey Vas
easy for TIRE Quzkers who scored 81 runs
il as many different tznszgs Attend
znce "a. Scores:
First game RKE
Boston ...-...-.....esssIseG--s i
Philadelphia .-.-.-sesss8ese 4s
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30 t-See re: p5~ze - fSesr xss4siss
Ese ra1er Ia. Psl5ss = ssbzz ga
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Kansas CITY.
Kansas City, Sept S-Wheat-No. ?
hard 72G76c; No. 7Id72c; No. 676ssc:
rejected 64Gs5lzc: No. red 7e1Soc; No. 3
1000
Bran-Nominally ssd67c; shorts nomi-
uauy 7sGS2c.
Corn-Sept sc: Dec t3Ssc; cash No ,
mixed 45iz6Ssc; No. white 4Slzc; No. ;
4si.c
Oats-No. white sc: No. mixed 81
Soc
Rye-No. 5t;zc-
Hsy-Cholce timothy 50 5Oale.oo; choice
prairie S725G7.50
Butter-Cresmery I5d17c; dairy. fancy.
I5c.
EgEs-F'resh l1c.
Receipts OF VII eat. Io2 cars
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Union Livestock Commission Co.

4. 3. MOORE, Manager.
Stock Yards. Wichita, kan. Consigr-
meEts and correspondence solicited Mar
ket report furnished free on application.
Proceeds RENTED on day Of sale. Money
TO loan on cattle. Phone $50.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts 5000.
including 500 Texans and 500 westerns.
Slow Good to prime steers s.. 40d6. 05
nominal; poor TO medium 81 OoG5. %
stOckers and feeders g. 5GQ4. Is; cows 81 80
40; heifers s.. 0G04 IS; Gamers 81. 500
go; bulls $3.50: calves IS. 50d6. 10; Texas
fed steers 50. 25q4.6 western steers SO. %
G46e
Hog receipts today 1900; tomorrow,
> 90; opened steady TO strong; close so
loo lower. Mixed butchers S.. 60G6 Is;
good 10 choice heavy s.. 6506 go: rough
heavy S5.25q6.50; light s.. 6OQ6. 20; bulk
S.. 5Ca5. so
Receipts $4,000 Sheep and lambs
steady to 10c lower Good to choice
wethers So 25d3. 70; fair to choice mixed
s.. 25Q5 90; western sheep e. 75d3. 50; ma
tive lambs SO. 75@5. 80; western lambs S. 50
"a p
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ST. Louis.
St Louis, Sept. S-Wheat-Wesk No.
red cash elevator Sisc: track Sass
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base on little hits that roll so slowly that
/, no one can get them up in time. Besides.
the bunt Is a potent producer of wild
throws. WaGdell is a fine instance of the
pitcher who can seldom find first or second
pase when In hurry. The big southpaw
mas lost more than one game by his err
ratio throws
One of the best pitchers at fielding bunts
IS Eender. the Athletics Indian twirler. He
, IS very Quick in getting up the bail. and
usually throws accurately no matter how
much steam he uses
THOMAS \ GREAT BUNTER.
TIE Philadelphia National League Club
has in Thomas perhaps the greatest bunter
the game has ever seen. Thomas beats ou:
more inficld hits than any man in the bus
ness. and this in the face of the fact that
he is not near SO fleet as many OF his
rivals. Tor instance. Keller. Fay Fultz ana
Burkstt. The legislation making strikes OF
al foul bells up to the third strike was
men OF his class. and is the greatest pos
sible tribute to their skill.
fultz Is also a postmaster of the art
keeier rarely hts 4 ball very hard but
contents himself with either dropping IL
down in the third-base line or tapping it
over the heads az the infielders. Pickering
of the Athletics IS more than an ordinarily
sood punter. and Hartsel. his teammate
also gets away with the trick frequently
hunters than right-hand ones. The man
who bats from the scuthpaw's side of the
plate can get the ball toward third moro
easily than his right-hand rival. and has
the advantage Of several feet start In the
dash for first base.