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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nay &.-The stock market
developed acute weakness again today
This Was not . surprise n view az the
hating and doubtful movements zhich
greeted yesterdays attempt 70 put ~
prices There was this evidence this
morning also of pressure 20 sell stock
which encouraged the professional bears
70 make a bold attack on the market
Presuuiag OF the urgent necessities Of
sun6ry holders . securities the bears
Offered down prices h-iSkly and succeeded
81 wiping out margins ana disiodginE stop
loss orders which had evidently been
freel-- placed all through the morning
slightly below the existing price Isvei
The stream ~ offerings on this gained
notably in volume when prices croEe
through the previous low level on the
movement as i did 81 mars points This
served 20 reveal the fact that many doubt
FL holders OF securities had INDUCED n
the hone hat tie previous Low Isvel woE,id
not De exceeded again They we're appar-
entity willing 20 risk holdtnE thesr stocks
above that Drice- but had insured the
prompt sale OF their holdings = the uar-
kat should decline gain below that pciaf
Ire large selling. which spread pretty
generally through the list vas as litfle
as thaf last ~esk IL Zss evident that
The fan II prices was Itself the motive for
a large part - the selling. ard the ma
leuvers % the bears colduced maternity
- the san n ruceS This was mise
clear By The rally IL the lsst tkrse quar-
iess 90 an hour. when tie covering ~ tae
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shorts to take their profits or the day
caused recOveTies Of from one 10 two
points in the active stocks.
a notable center Of disturbance fer the
whole market was Amalgamated Copper
its decline was shared in the copper Sc
curities all over the world and a violent
81 amp in the price Of the metal r. London
gave color 20 the suspicion which has
recently found expression that the metal
market vas under ma cipuiation Tor
rise 70 assist IN n speculation IN copper
securities Rio Tintes were sold IN Paris
Snd London on an enormous scale The
extreme decline il AmalEa mated reached
~ cents and is rally on short covering
left II stiH 81 cents lower On the day i
was believed that q long standing pool il
the stock was forced IN unload When
the concentrated selling was detected =
bears Joined freely and attacked the sioc.
6er~elv Rock Island vas under sever
pressure all day and the professional
bears were cDu1dsnt in the IMPOSITION
that large accounts n tie stock Tere -
a vulnerable position. The heavy sel-irS
u I-u!on PacIac and its lzek % support
caused a bad impression The same was
t-,le 81 the abandonment 81 81 Paul and
Pennsylvania 70 TIE riclSstti-esS - lf-
market Nsrfo7af Railroad = Mexico pre-
fe--ed was among n marked f-atGrtS OF
-safs1iuz following the Acknowledgment
q co-ce ssf1ns granted ~ I1e AeNic4tA
s-ovrr-r7e-t Ruuors q 2 freight h-Fia-
Ie-s strike on western railroads EeTe
s-s,aa - a reason for SONS - The after
noon selling OtEe- depressing factors
ue-e authoritative teuiais - reported
conferences looking 20 adjustment ~ tie
p.n-svIvsnis railroad ard Could d-sp1te
Obstacles IN The WAY q orSanlz1tlon -
The anthracite cal co-ciilatiorl noar''- ne
REDUCTION IN the suScuEt o. Bessef-lsT I.iE
iro7 sad 70 have been purChased q tne
= SteeI corporation ron sisrf.as 2
~----4s IA ths hsd e1ecr p-cdgcec y
m T-nst~d States sh-ghuildinE reo-EaT aize-
tso- The very strong tore = fors.E2 Il
change gave iztiruaticn thst fgs1heT *
F,orts Of gold ar hkeiy
Cali money -srnsined verF sasT ara ths
saaks sr. aoparsatly EslaiuE o. he n
re-fs- Movement 70 o-ses the expert -
-5l4 Rut rates fo- tine -nn7ev WFre -
rssra-tfr s7preclzhly aruer tr~tzF s-affaeT
sarorshss REPORTS q rsf earrings Trs tr-
ri-slr fxnared -. Psuis Apr stzifFzs7t
snszed aooet oze cazrser q tie -zcre2=s
= gross saved feE ths Eet-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-29
DULLNESS
PERVADED
Market--OecIine in Wheat
but Closed Steady
PROVISIONS UNCHANGED
Firmness in Hog Market Help
ed Provisions
PROVISIONS UNCHANGED

Chicago, May 3.-Dullness pervaded the
grain and provision pits today and after
decline early in the session wheat
closed steady. with July &c lower. July
com was unchanged. July oats was eff
&c, while September provisions closed
unchanged to PIC lower.
Wheat opened firm on steady cables
with July unchanged 10 shade higher at
T37s474c to 74c. but the strength was Of
short duration. the absence Of trade and
the lack OF bull news soon bringing
about decline July selling down 10 75iz
05sc after touching 14isc soon after the
opening. Outside markets were also
easier while St Louis ana the northwest
had considerable wheat for sale which
contributed 10 the declining tendency.
Prices held steady at the decline until
late in the day. when a scattered de-
mand caused a slight rally. and the close
was steady with July &c lower at $50
24c. Clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 20. 800 bushels Primary re-
ceipts were 267. 500 bushels. compared with
3l4.5O9 bushels a year ago Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts Of l43 cars,
which with local receipts of IS cars, none
OF contract grade. made total receipts
for the three points OF Isl cars. against
13s last Week and pa cars year ago.
Corn was dun throughout TO-DAY the pit
at times being almost deserted. After
selling between 45l4c and 45i2c. July
closed unchanged at 5IlGzsc. Local re-
ceipts were 2+s cars, with twenty-five
of contract grade.
There was a fairly good trade in oats
the first hour of the day. but later the
market became dull and featurelesS. july
&c lower after selling between S3Isc and
34izc. Local receipts were 90 cars.
Firmness in the hog market caused a
little show of strength in provisions at
the opening and there was a fair demand
from local shorts. but later on selling Of
pork the market became somewhat easier.
Trading on the whole was light. Septem-
Der pork closed 2;kc lower al $3.50; Sep
TENDER lard of 21zc at $3.50. and ribs IN
changed at So 20.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 20 cars: corn. 49, cars; oats. 225
cars: hogs 1900 head
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Cattle

The receipts Of cattle were the Hghtest
yesterday for some time. They were not
sufficient TO make a market The packers
are n-w getting their supply Of butchers
cattle on the market and Cudahy has
bought several car loads Of corn fed
steers and heifers this week and the last
part Of last week. Many Of these corn fed
steers are as fine as was ever killed IN
the west One car load fed al Whitewater
We're a fancy lot Of steers and heife-s.
They were fed on corn and alfalfa and the
fact that such cattle can be slaughtered
and sold on the block in this city is
compliment 10 the good sense Of Wichita
people There is so little difference in
the cost Of a beef roast from such cattle
and that from the common Gamer COW
that sensible people cannot afford TO eat
poor beef.
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BASE BALL.
National League.

PITTsBCRG. E. BOSTON. &
Boston MAJ &-So game Ga Boston
for several seasons has been - faN n
exciting Situations as that ia which f'itts-
burg defeated Boston today The iu1eio-
ers q The home team ID superb work
otherwise Boston woouiJ have been
RHE
Boston ..............z08zs8sti-s sf
Pitfssu-g ...-...-..s a6a8s81 o. =
Batteries pratt ard Eitfr~fs~. Do
heur ald Phslpe-
BROOKLYN. 9: ST. LOUIS.
BROOKLYN. MAJ zs-Ths fhlTe Ezf1s -
ire se-is4 between Bro1kiTn sD6 - Lcilia
urzs srDbborrllv ccnfesssG ard rsss.t>d n
q ricrfrg for fhe l1-sts - - A.
I@a sore RHE
:. Lssls .-.-.-.8Gzf 90 g
grooklyn sBs=eza = 2
Hztf-ries. szneers an5 weave. ETsna.
Ahaarn ane Ritter
PHILADELPHIA. 8. CINCINNATI. 2
FNnasslphi4 Nay H-Ths honss ssars
bsscned hsts tofsF sns Sa1 frea eiu-
cin1s.A r. ths ~tzhES TASTES iiutsz ff
conlded gifh - ssz - tAs F.afs acd
- katfeT Ersnrzss - 49, Hs Eas
fe-rsd g. retire Atteadzncs - sr1ff
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aaffersss- FfsIssps pn1as ard IssrErr.
LarzIetv AZ ZlzsEsr
CHICAGO e. KEW oRE
Neu T1rE NAY = -f7nfrsEe Nur f-r5l
Ne1 YORK fa1sT T11s Flrlfarz hiznr ass5
mir fi-s - l.8thsT Tzsl1r and set1e3
perfectly. TaF3sf kslt ft.s fe0ai atsT-
- safely ~Eerrs - "a gan irrisz-
zhich Nzs =osrd - Nsfn = fsss to--
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-29
Local Grain and Produce Market.


Below find sales as made yesterday
by sample on the Wichita Board Of
Trade SIS delivered Missouri river. To
get price Z o. b your station. deduct
kansas City rate from your station:
Whelt-No. hard OSol CROP 74c;
No. hard. .lG72c; No. hard. 6SQ7oc;
No hard. 63ae6c: rejected hard. 59li6S
Corn-No mixed &c: No. mixed
CSC: No mixed. &C; 40. > white. 4sc:
NJ 5 white, s6c-
Oats-No mixed. 35c; No. mixed. &c.
Flour (wholeSalel-Bsst patent. S-s.
in carload lots, delivered 10 all southern
kansas points: delivered same. bran.
70lI75c. shorts. sc
Hay-Alraifa. No. ]. $50; No :. 81. %;
prairie. loose. No. I. $500; No. :. $50;
bsled. No / $50: No. ,. $50; No. ;. S5-oo
Seeds-Kaffir corn. per bu.. = soc; cane
seed per bu. SSGS5c: nax seed. per ou-,
800: millet seed. per bu.. S584oc-
Plants-Ca obage. per box. soc; tomatoes.
per hex. So.
Butter-Packing. 12c; country. 1oG12c-
ESgs-l0c. subject 10 Gambling
Poutry-HenS. &C; spring broilers. II.
20 lbs. l5c: turkey hens. Toe. toms. = lbs
and over s.: old toms. &: geese. full
feather sc: ducks. fun feather, &C
veseta bies-Onions. per bu-. 75QS5c;
carrots. per Su. soc; parsEips. per ou-.
soc; popcorn. per 100 lbs. sIoo: turnipS.
asus. per dozen lunches. &c, spinach.
per 10. sc, lettuce. per H.. 121zc; winter
onions. per dozen. I0c-
Vegetables OobDers' prices TO trsdei-
California navel oranges. per box. S2-1Ssf
as; lemons. per box. SS-o0. new Texas
ca5bsse. per 10. Sc. lettuce. per ID. lSc;
strained honey. II, 7Q7isc; Texas cabbage,
III, &c. lettuce 10. l5c: rhubarb. 10.
Sc; krAut keg. Use: dates. ID. s.; wal
nuts. per 10. lsGI5'-c; almonds. per
10. &c: hiberts, I3c; Braziis. I2c; pecsns,
lsc: cheese. fat l5'sc. print lie. brick.
isalsc. limburger 1Sc. Y A &c, l. II
wisconsin l7c. Kansas l5c; bananas H..
&c; Wisconsin potatoes. bU-. sc: Colo
radios pink. bu- SOS
Wool-Ilght bright redsrs. f5616c.
dark sa1 heavy medium. l2J1t-: heavy
fne. sale: bury. 7GlSc.
Leather-HsrneSs. union A sc; 3 SIC.
chestnut oak. B sc. \ sec: pure oak. Sc;
SIKH ting 4oGEc. sole lcather. slaughter
s0GSzc; oak sole. 2saSsc Per side; No. /
Phoenix Sc b Sc
Ffides-G. 6. ard . round 6lzc; 90
side brands. SIC; DC under s. lbs. sc; 90
bulls. C; No. ! horse. SIS: NJ. > s. 3;
Glue hides. s3zc: dry tint butcn-
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hog sellers were glad TO see the market
stop going down for one day. The de-
clines Of late have been more than eat
ing up the shippers profits.
Nolan Bros Of Lamont .. T, marketed
g car load Of hogs yesterday and they
brought a good price.
John Ternes Of Garden Plain was on
the market yesterday with a car Of hogs.
He is a regular shipper TO this market.
One car load OF hogs sold on the mar
ket Yesterday was consigned by W r
Barnes of Pratt. II used TO be said that
the short grass country could never raise
hogs and corn. VIII somebody tell where
the short grass country commences
II somebody had said last fail that there
would be more hogs coming TO the Wich-
ita market in the month Of May than the
local packers could use. he would have
been an object OF ridicule. Everybody
said the hogs would all be marketed be
fore this time.
Saturday Will be a holiday al the stock
ya-ds. Inspector Tuford has been at the
y@rds ever since they opened and he says
this will be the first full holiday he has
ever had He helped TO unload the first
car load Of hogs in the present yards.
Superintendent W r Dulaney is rails
ing few registered shorthorn cattle and
he pastures the calves in the yard at the
ofics building The ward has a good
growth 4 Bermuda grass and the calves
are mighty nice TO look at
Il vas reported at the stock yards last
evening that three cars OF hogs were
brought into the city at $50 and at 80.
when the market closed. they had not
been delivered TO the stock Yards The
shippers were red hot and the buyers for
the packing houses howled because they
wanted TO buy the hogs. one shipper said
re had lost good many hogs on account
Of the negligence Of the Missouri Pacific
Among the shippers who had one car
load Of hogs each on the market yester-
day were. William Pope. kremlin. O. T;
T E Standard. Okarche, q. T; 4. :.
Vance. Camchester: J. Griffith, Belle
Piaine; T. J. Eakins. Na7den. O. T: G.
C Stayto1. Mayfeld: ". T. Hudson,
Nashville.
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%e~ York. Nay %--Cottou-F'uf1res
op@ued easy May. Ire. TgEe. ocersi.
= -. July i1g1c. August = y. soften
her - nc. Cctoher. ; g. Deceza~r. : 81.
Iz-ssrv. - Spot cotton closed 1zsef-
MscaHnE upiznds y - nld1itrs Ellf.
II 80 Szies. go bales
CsaIveztor. Tex Nay 2-Cctt1n-
Ffru. u l--5c
Liverpool. Nay -Coston--spof. Ez-
ite8 demand. - p-1i1tE lo=sr. Azsg-
t~aa -ssJllng sH
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicago. May -Cattle-Receipts, 5000.
Market slow. Good To prime steers, 4-S5
$50. poor 20 medium. S4O0d4.So; stock
ers and feeders. s3.eJd4.I5; COWS, sl-5oI
go: heifers. S225ds y; Gamers. $l.5oG2.15;
bulls, S2.25a3.40; calves. $2-25d6.25. Texas
led steers, s4.o0Q460.
Hogs-Receipts today. 20 900; tomorrow.
20.e9; left over. 2,oo0 Market steady 20
strong Mixed and butchers. $5.7GG6.00:
good TO choice heavy. S6IoG6.So; rough
heavy. S5..5G605 light, S5.45a5.S0; bulk Of
sales. S5.S5i6.lO
sheep-Receipts. 6.ooe Sheep 1OG25c
lower; lambs steady. Good 10 choice
wethers. s.. 50G5.co; fair to choice mixed.
S3.53a4.25 western sheep, $4.5oa5Gt; ma
tive lambs. S4.0oa5O0; western lambs, $40
400; spring lambs <5.09d7.5e
Official yesterday. Receipts-Cattle.
24.599, hogs S2.50; sheep, 1851. Ship
ments-Cattle. LIB, hogs. 3. 764; sheep, III
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May 2S-Cattle-Receipts
800 natives. 20 Texans; calves. IS5 Tex
ans. 20 natives. Light beeves steady,
heavy lowest OF sea son; Texans steady;
cows and heifers weak 10 lower; stock
ers and feeders steady 10 weak; bulls
very quiet Choice export and dressed
beef steers. 81. 50a505: fair 70 good. 5000
so. stockers and feeders. S5o9Q46e, west
ern fed steers. s.. Se74so: Texas and In
dian steers. s. oea4.z5; Texas cows. %
63.25; native COWS. S1SoQ4.2S; native heif-
ers. s. e5d4 s.; Gamers. sl-1eq2.25, bulls,
2.00dS 80; calves. S2.00I6-50.
HOF-ReCeipts 9.5oo Market opened
weak. closed strong 70 &C higher. Top.
$50. bulk of sales. S5-Sye56lo: mixed
packers. S5-55a5s5, light. S5.55g5-15; york
ers. S570G5.75; pigs $4.75G5.50
Sheep Receipts 10.3lJ- Market steady
70 l5c lower. g-assevs. -5635c lower. Ma
tive lamb, = 41T- 50; western lambs. S4a
ais: fed ewes S3.5o05 81. native wethers.
SS-70I5 -. Texas clipped sheep s. 50G5-25;
stockers and feeders. S3-25aAo5-
ST. Louis.
St Louis. May Receipts.
3.59a including 20 Texans. Market
steady Beef steers. S{25q5.eo; stockers
End feeders Sa3}r4- -. CONS ana heifeTs.
s. 25d8 81, Texas steers. S5-2Sd4Se. COWS
and heifers. S2-76d539
Hog-Receipts 4Jpy. Market steady.
Pigs and lights. S5.6a6s5-So: packers, s5.75g
$50. butchers. SS.sla6l5.
SheeI--Receipts 2.c0 Market steady
Natives s40oG465; lambs $5.tr1 40; Tex
ans. S3Sfn<35-
ST. Joseph.
St joseph MAY &.-Cattie-ReceiptS
Market active. steady. Natives. Silokf
sic: cows and heifers. S2-ooI4-5o, stock
ers and feeders. S.S5G4-15.
Hogs-eRcelpts. S15o- Market weak Il
sc lower Light and light mixed $50
500. medium and heavy S-s2--tlot %, buiS.
s. Spd5 g. pigs. S5-01aS.5a
Sheep-Receip 80. Market steady
10 loo higneT.
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HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
RECEIPTS Were Moderate and
Not Equal TO Demand
TOP PRICE WAS S5.67 10
Cattle Receipts TO Light to
Make Market

The hog market stopped in its down
ward course yesterday, and the first time
IN several days became steady. The run
of wagon hogs was light and the buyers
hung around waiting for the car hogs to
arrive. but they came slow and at half
past four O'Clock less than three hundred
hogs had been offered and sold Cudahy
DOld and Armour We're all on the merket
and each appeared anxious for hogs.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

~sw oTrk MAJ r-Fs~ 1sTeisp-as7fs
have oc-urr~d fn IT, ery Eooss rzsrsst
d,lrlB Efhs day \ fsE zt3tIflousi a.
,-az-es have nrrsr-ez AID s~3isrr srf bod
frE v@ry rrrly for ~ rsw sx~rss f1sf
are t~l-E rsid 81 fhs IA lortfF = 49,
zrsthouf r-rch e~-u- Ts> csr-Ssl,z.saf
rr.p-azstieu sr7crts1< = AZ zff1css. T.
lEely 20 sxr-rs materially. E1zaF s-e1s-
fsrrrrsrs Dag short = ce<saz
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. , spring. 7SG79c; No. 3. "a
79c; No. red, 74izd0Lc
Corn-No >. 45Iza45zsc; No. yellow.
4614 G46lzc.
Oats-No. ,, 35ssc; No. white. 35d3s1=c.
Rye-No. ,, 49c.
Barley-Good feeding. 3sq43c; fair to
choice mailing 4S054c.
Flax Seed-No. l. sl.l0; No. north
western. $1.15.
Timothy Seed-Prime. S3.45d3.50
ProvisioDs-Mess pork. per Dbl. $500
l. 621h; lard. per 100 lbs s. 81 as. s.; short
shoulders Cboxed). S. 00GS. 12I2; short clear
sides Cboxed). So 75as ST..
Whiskey-Basis of high wines. SIS0.
Clover-Contract grade. Sll.59CI175.
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Rock Island bonds were heavily sold
The bond market otherwise Was irregular
Total sales par value s. 80 .osso
United States bonds were ali unchanged
on th.f last call
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New York Produce.

New York. MAY &-Butter-R Receipts.
6g7I packs Market steady- STATE
dairy. IeaeIc; creamery. lSQ1c.
Chess ReceE-ys. 5ls9 packages Mar
ket unsettled State full cream, fancy
colored and white. Ili-c. large. colo-ed.
lac. large. white. lie
Receipts. $50 packages. Market
irregular Western storage packed. f1C:
western seconds. I5Gl61zc
Sugar Raw. quiet: Fair refining. 3isc,
centrifugal s5 test. sc, molaSses sugar.
= size. Refined. unsettled, Crushed.
sc powdered, : SC: gTanuiated. ! SC.
t>onee-Quist. No Rio, SIC
Mois sses-Quiet New Orleans. SlG4lc-
Poultry-Alive. steady Western chi~s-
erss- I5c fowls IA. turkeys ieEltc
Dressed strong Western broilers. 81
90. fowls. Isisc. turkeys. &c
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ls4lFkc.
Cheese-weak. 1OizaIllzc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May S.-Close; Wheat
May, 67ssc; July. 641, Gs4Asc; September
62%sGs2ixo: cash. No. hard. 70a1l-c:
No. ) hard. eSde9c; No. > red. 7iizc; No.
red. 7cf70lxc
Corn-May. 457sc; July. i0;ec; Septem-
Der. 3s9sc; cash. No. mived itiec. No.
. white. s5G55A4c; No. white. 43g44isc.
Oats-No. white. CSC: No. . mixed
34a3rzc
Rye-No. = 47c
Hay-Cholce timothy Sl3.oodl3.53; choice
prairie SS.5oaI0o1
Butter-Creamery. leG1sc; fancy dairy.
Ice
Eggs-Fresh &c
Receipts Of wheat. 81 cars
81. Louis.
St Louis May 2S-Close. Wheat
Lower. No. : red. cash. elevator. nout-
inal, track. 74b.d7Fzc. July. 5Ilsc; Sep
TENDER. &C: No. , hard 73G75c
Confirm. Nc. . cash nominal,
track. isi@d47l4c; July. E-sc, September
47sc
Oats-weak No. .. cash. 55l=c. nom
insl; track sc; July. 55Ss sSisc. Septem-
Der. 3gl4c; No white size
Rye-Steody. sc
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win his ON Esrns making two tfaglss
a,fe.ss-rs - zrors Hfs
Boston ..-.......-- ~ : . . - ~
81 ash nEfaa s.-.-.- 2 3 9 . g.
Battsrisa. Winter ard crsEsr. WIlsps
and CLARK
NEH YORK. s. PHILADELPHIA. 2
r'huadslphia. Nay - ~ rtsusStons
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On the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows:
Butter-Steady. Creameries, 15G2lizc;
diaries. 15HlSc.
Eggs-Steady at mark. cases included.
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COTTON MARKET.

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Evening capital., 1903-07-22
Still On The Rise.

The two spontaneous risings of the
high grade street beds. corner Maryland
avenue and Prince George street, and
corner of Duke OF Gloucester and Conduit
streets. have the appearance as If ready
to burst forth In volcanic eruption at any
moment. They are the centre Of attrac-
iion for passers-by as well as places ol
amusement for the street canine at night,
who make regular gymnast and circus
OF the ropes that encircle the damaged
street. Both Of these bulges In the street
bed are on public thoroughfares, and
greatly inconvenience the travelling public
and should have been replaced long
since. Why they are not repaired. the
CAPITAL. is not able 70 state.
Evening capital., 1903-07-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
In The Social Whirl-Those Who Go And
Those Who Come.

In The Social Whirl-Those Who Go And
Those Who Come.
Miss Emma Wolfangle is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Jones, Baltimore. is the
guest OF Mrs. John R. Tydings. College
Avenue.
Mrs. |. L. Twilley is visiting her par
ents in Baltimore.
Mr.. George A. Gcbhardt and family
left this evening for Baltimore to attend
the EIks' Convention.
Mrs. Walter Clark is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank White left here this morn
ing to do the Elks convention at the
Monumental City.
Miss Ryan OF Baltimore, is the guest OF
he Misses Childs, Charles street.
Mrs. Edward Feldmeyer, Prince
George street. is spending the week in
Baltimore.
Mr.. James H. Harrington. Western
Union Telegraph operator, lett today for
a few days sojourn at Pen Mar. Mr..
Harrington will later 60 to the Adrion-
dacks to recuperate his health.
Prof. /. L. Twilley. principal of the
Annapolis Public Schools, left this after
noon for Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Himmelhaber. clerk to
the Board of County Commissioners, il
attending the Elks' meeting in Baltimore.
Mr.. w. II. Bells. fire marshall. is at.
tending the Elks convention In Baltimore
today.