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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-10

sfbie ana impossible creations, the dragon
Is particularly numerous It comes forth
amid fine burst of red and green fire, and
for several minutes swarns in the air
above the "whistling jack" as thick as
mosquitoes at the seacoast.
For $50 very unique display is given
in the revolving tulip" 1t is suspended
from long string, and as soon as it IS
touched of begins TO revolve, displaying a
large tulip shaped flower, with flaming red
leaves. During the five minutes that it
lasts the effect is very pretty.
In bombshells and torpedoes the manu-
facturers did unusually well in compari-
son with former years. For comparatively
little money one might have a series OF ex-
plosions right at the front door beside
which ordinary artillery would seem q
weak and childlike thing. In case noise
isn't the only end aimed at, a new shell has
been put on the general market which, be-
sides going of with deafening noise, will
explode in nlidair, giving forth any one Of
dozen pictures.
But 1t is In the big "set pieces" that the
greatest selection has been offered Peo-
pie willing to pay from $50 to $50 might
have almost anything reproduced In sput-
tering fire, from their grandfather's favor
lite motto TO the eagle which Is proud to
take the land Of Jonathan under its pater-
nal wing. The call for these pieces has
been, in consequence, something unheard
of. Balloon displays, too, are also unusu-
ally numerous and interesting. For months
past immense quantities Of grotesque fig
ure balloons have been imported from ia
pan, and in addition the domestic factories
have frrnod &c ma
The Japs have apparently outdoRe them
selves in striving after novelty, their favor
tie forms being queer shaped heads. which,
imposing showing, provided they will con-
sent TO go up, which Is by no means al
ways the case. In fact, unless they are
handled with particular skill, none OF
these figure arrangements will prove salts
factory, and people who want to make GER
tain of seeing their balloons in the air had
better hereafter stick TO the plain, old fash
toned kind made of ordinary tissue paper.
These can be bought very cheaply of any
desired size, or they can be made at home.
Where the display is TO be at all large it
will pay to initiate the balloons first before
sending them up with the usual piece Of
flaming cotton saturated in alcohol This
initiating can be done very easily and thor
oughly by taking little stove into the
open air and fastening a short length of
pipe over it. a brisk fire of oil soaked
rags will send good volume Of heat up
through the stovepipe, over the end of
which the mouth of the balloon is held
until it is fully inflated. Then. if the burn
ing cotton is fastened beneath as usual. the
balloon will sail twice as well as ordina-
rily. In case no stove is available any old
tin box or big oil can. with q hole cut in
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STRAYED.

y 4 N n III
Under ttis head &c per line Per day.
CrTRAYED OR SToLES-ONE SoRREL MARE
- about years cd. thin n flesh. weighs aetwe@n
eq nud go pounds name cut % about inches ia
leRslA. ABs one giving iatotIn atsau that VII isad
TO her recovery viii Re utEu.g rewarded. Leave
word with the Probate Judge 0T "a south Pop ~
ST.. wichita. han. "a =
GTRAYED OR SrOLEN-FBOM BCHTOS CAN
- works JHiy a. black mare years old weighing
about 10 pounds branded on iett hip. Liberal
ward Tor her recovery. W. r, Scale. y. NichitA,
- -
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Definition of Fruit and Vegetable.

The tomato is both fruit and vegeta-
bic. The common distinction between a
fruit and a vegetable is that the former
may be eaten raw, the latter cooked Bat
better distinction. having fewer excep-
tons, is that a fruit is sweet when ripe,
while vegetable Is not Perhaps a co,n-
bination OF the two distinctions makes the
best deEnition-a fruit IS sweet and may be
eaten raw, vegetable Is not sweet and
needs 10 be cooked.-W ashilEro1 Star.
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WICHITA wEsrERN

Union Ticker oflce Cor Main and lst street Union
Passenger Station corner Do1glas and Sth avenues
W.D. ACRDoCK. D. 7. n.
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Stock dealers are
familiar with the
fact that, as they
phrase il, The
old wild nature
viii break OF"
sometimes. even
IN the most gentle
ST thorough beds,
End the extreme
heat Of the recent
weather seems 20
hare developed IL
in Mr-Goldsuiths
bull without a
moments warn
ing the brute
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miscellaneous.
AGENTS TAINTED.
JLde: tbs head Il per ilBs per day.

A GENTS WASTED-FEEE PREPAID OFT
"a o. 70 energetic rnen. Our salsrmen have
Famed from 81 . " IeF week ior yesls pest. T.
e. BOX I51I New YORK cal 81
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rushed upon his owner. knocked him down
aud gUred him q! three r1bs Eere brokea-
The flesh On his limbs wAs badly to-u zad
besides serious Internal injuries were IN
fic,s1 NJ Goldsnith's father and -ra.d-
father lived in So1;hoId. ard The family
has been identified WIKI tie TOWN. from tie
frst- Re has long takea great interest
IN stock and taz large herd Of thorough
breds. tbs bali bang tRs Prize winner ot
tAs 10.
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Copyright, 1891, By American Press Associa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-10

MONEY TO LOAN ~ LAk0E Or SMALL
VI amounts 81 cattle. horses. pianos. Leuasaoi1
gods hores. bouGa er any good security. N8sh4ta
Loan 60. room GssT - . Aatn Ct 10
EUHNITURE LOANS. CATTLE LOANs-&OE-
Il a. soauec or aiuost svsFytkluE ~ !. =. LAD
luz. UVe- EL2Eefcs GlusEY uogar iist aad bialz-
s-zf
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WICHITA July 3
Following are the closing quotations
G&AlN-Car lots on track.
wHIAT-No2 2. 10. No hard 75o, No3 80, No 4
60c. lew wheat 4l@6sc.
CoRN-No or better 40945c, white sc.
OATS-oAttSC.
RNE-No or better &c
EAY-Bsled IS % per ton loose. s. OQ1T 50.
GROUND COhN-Chop in car lots e. 50 per 10
pounds. corn an OATS II ~ per 10 pounds bran
backed. go Per 10 pounds.
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STOLEN.
GENERAL 6TORAGE.

rre,r ts's head ao r,r I'M Per a.r
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in the history Of America has there
been such an overwhelming quantity of
this same patriotism-that is if patriot
ism can be measured by desire to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth. Every fire.
works factory in the land ran night and
day for several months. hundreds of extra
hands were pressed into service and every
body connected with the trade worked
double time in the effort to keep up with
the orders that poured in Facilities were
pushed as they were never pushed before,
and every known device to increase the
output was adopted but all in vain. The
demand kept steadily in advance Of the
supply until the market was practically
cleaned up, and manufacturers as well as
wholesalers refused 60 receive any more or
ders. They couldn't fill them.
Besides this extraordinary demand,
which is greater than has ever been known
before, there was another reason for the
state of the fireworks market. The manu-
tacturers were so eager for the public's pelf
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Mlchita rroduee Market.

WICHITA. July g.
FLOUR-H3c CHEST Patent - 50. second patent g. 80
extra fancy 3 o. fancy - Us
BUTT k-Ffrst creamery Tic, second creamery
le, nuesJ dairy lie, iine dairy SC common dairy &C.
EGGS-I2iec per dozen.
POULTkE-koosters 81 SO>a2 O. hens s. 50a2 -.
spring chickens al 75ts2 -
POiArOES-New &c per bushel.
COAL-Anthrscite Stl CO. Canon City IS o. Weir
CITY - 50 troutenao 81 So PittsourE, - -, Illinois
g. o, McAllister s. u0,
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Chicago Gram ana Pro1nce

CHICAGO, July 6
Whest-DclL
Coru-Duil
NSTS-ACt.Ye
P0rA-Meak
Is-d-Lower.
ne leading futures ranged IS follows.
FLoJR -DulL easy. Spring uafeuts "a anzE a.
e. 1904 5 - ~ - - ~" "HAeEs
" h6tAIE.T1,y slc. Angus, s72sc. September
CokS July $40, August 5S94c September Size
1AdS-JuIF ais<e, August 2Sasc, Septeyn her So
OCTOBER SO 50 - - az -
LARD-July &c Is September SC a. October
&c - q ~'SNs-
Cash quotations.Were as follows:
WHFAT-ylc.
COEN-J2c.
AlS-S7hc
klE-96S,
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sans.hisz Se--rhrosgA Cars nsf-ssa -

ssms.hiEz Ts~-Thr0sgh Cars Hsf-ssn ~
Faul and gknsAs CtfT.
The traffic begwesr above cities hAs
20 increased that tie Grsat Rock Islsad
route has Instituted a rev order II tAiBEs.
ard IA yut on their trains, through car
between thess points Tie cars ran "a
thlz SERVES are pullman conb.EAsioa
chair Car ard sleeper. azd are he srn sS1si'-
meat q comfort. The price ehaFgsd for
ta{s especial ssrvics - bot ltt.s coEaParsd
With tie sccoEnfnodAtloH given.
see that your t.cksfs TeSd va fte AIRS
Lea route 10. \. p, T. Q. T. a =.
AID Il K - J. Ry'sl Aisss I'D t.zss
tables aezt ca Application
JoHS -EaAETtAT.
Gsng Ikt & Pass Az.
r ST Jorg. GsnT Manage.
General ctt4cea. Ca.C4Eo. 80
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the top for the stovepipe, will serve as
well. The improved results achieved Will
repay all the extra trouble, as by means Of
this initiating process a display can be had
beside which all the SO called daylight
fireworks" will be nowhere
PAUL LATHE.
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FINANCIAL.

GTORAG r ExtGu v&lshoUss. ae~. clean aad
- almost fis pTCof %sAr Douglas AsSuEe aad
santa Re dept Ct.le ca J. DogA lsss sss- = u
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The following are the closing quotations:
REPRESENTATIVE SALTS.
HOGS,

The hog market opened about steady and
continued 30 TO the close. The quality of
hogs was not 50 good as yesterday, but
everything was disposed of almost as soon
rs it came in. Only one load reached
S46715 today and most of the sales were
about 1857.
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Badly Gored hy a RuIl

Southold, y Z, is grieved over the pain
ful If not fatal injuries Inflicted on Mr..
Rensselaer, 7. Goldsmith, president Of ths
savings bank. BIZ us prize Winning bail
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Go eEst "a tie New skors lie. IA
sa-srf Pacee PEASANT Ill rp1ts'
ThruuEA Sleeping AID ekAsF SArz vlths1s
ekAz2s IS .cAst@ - - LszAA 81 -
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WICHITA. July 9.

There is but little change in the cattle
market. The receipts are light and the
quality is also unchanged. The prices
paid are about the same as for several days
past. The run of good stuff is very light
and that of stockers is not so heavy as
few days ago.
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" ANTED--MIS 70 L S
JbdsE this head &c p0r Ike DEP DAY
I|TASIED-To RE2T \ FITE or SIX HOO1i
w cottage with barn AcGrsss. stating 10 atlga
and terms J. IS. Bots. city. . -
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Wifi ;5gle
EINANCBAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were as Follows: SO Cattle,
$50 Hogs. Shipments 70 Cattle, 2e6
Hogs, 29e Horses.
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Night cypress for kansas CITY, - Isosia
and fAe east leaves = .ca4tA ~ - ,. "a
CEsir cars SD P1IIaaan sssspss O. th4s
rasa- 2s.aso2r. Fsc41cEzi4w la-f
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X{TANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
~ or tailoring salesman "a represent n
saleS-ag IN Wichita. address WaElmahrr e
Brown, Philadelphia. Pa The largest clothing and
tailoring house in America a. II
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A karSecrus llfhagrzph rap Of 80 esp
to~Gne a. fts sfF-rss aE1 aecstisa - q
ub5iC LUlscsnEN. ste-. ief ss-s - al
nses -
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TIlFT d E71s . F'I ~ " TTv-
TTNIE MUTUAL LshD sd htlLDih@ ~ ; o.
a cate Jersey city. =. J. ianns r1unsT al per
cent FOR fLr gaFcnas OF real FsttF TIE erection &
bGildlfgs or q Ta5 II tEeuu Efsfre4 lysFrau. No
Claim q GIVE state ageEia. 80. ~ 3 EalB
], vs. .cllLa. aE- at9f@
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Hr6rcticu "a sauta Es r9uts vii q
Elective jay :. wkra Grst-el&ss ifaiied
ss1ksG ali - sod - sis11 - ~
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK. JulyS
Money on call easy, ranging from 10 % Der
CEN, last loans, closed offered al
Prime mercantile paper 54ssss.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm st IS for &C
Gay DIS. ana - s6.s Tor demand Total SAFE OF
stock to-day WAS u5DI5 shares.
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Receipts.
Shipments.
Kansas City Produce.

kans.s City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. July9
FLOUR-XX Csc Xxx 75c family 81 0a choice
81 40. fancy 81 809l s..
WHEAT-Lower No. 2 hard cash &c. July
&c, bid. No red cash SIC.
CokN--Active. No cash 6316c. bid. July 58Is
@55I4c. bid.
oATS-stronger. No. 2 cash a51sc bid. July sl1sc
bid
RYE-Steady at 7Gc.
BUTTER-Ftrn- Creamery 13Sl5c, dairy 10a'
I5c, store packed iOc. packing 99loc
EGGS-Weak at lie
HAY-weak Fancy s. o. new IS 80.
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~ her~ Hssss 80 fsrsgs--~
TREE h rrs ths Quickest - - Leafs
y -asoaFi I49EsEe rsltwEE l-$H
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA, July g.
Receipts OF horses and mules are very light OF
late Only a few local buyers and no shippers on
She market.
The following quotations show the condition of
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ATCHIsoN. ToFEE
TRAINS.


NORTH An y EAST.
No. AZ Kansas City express
No. 49, Chicago yestibuled
express. 49,. ... .--.--.-.....,
No. t0Sf Missouri River e1-
Press.
No. 45T Fnglewood express
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. t07' Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express. ........
No. st1' Caldwell and Pan
handle exprest..............
No. l03' Fl. Worth, Calves
ton and TEXAS express. 90.
No. AS" Wichita Express,
No. 257 EnElewood aeon. 49,
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EOPLE who are
fond of worrying
over the decay of
American patriot
ism can draw
whole volumes of
consolation just
now by interview
ing the nearest
fireworks manu-
facturer. If they
can induce him 20
be at all sociable
they viii learn
that never before
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A STOCK
~ holders meeting o. the Carey-Lo-1bard Lura-
Der comp any VIII C. held July q Iqi. az o'clock
m OF said day. AZ The once Of said company n
Wichita Kansas the object Of which meeting * 70
vote on The question of approving The acts aud
luI!ons Of the Board Of Directors c; said company
At meeting he'd June = 1891 extending tie corpo-
rate existence az said company.
w. z. CAREY, Vice President.
AJtes-s L. n. SKINNER Secretary. - -
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MiscedUdneOus.

w ANTFD-CCMPETENT sTENOGBAPHERS
w and DoGk-kcepeTs who desire positions, 70
apply ct the National Accountant and 0teuogrEqh-
en- bureau. once Tor the states OF Kansas, Colo
rACo Nebraska. Missouri and Texas AT Tie Eouth-
western business College wichita, Kan &tt
w ANTED-BCSINFSS MIN WHO ARE ~
w need Of steuocTapheTs or accountants 90 cal
81 The National Accountants ara -terOErapbst's
bureau Branch Office a. tie SCathu estsrn Busl-
Itss College. wichita, han We usually have
cur application list thoroughly competent book
Iecpers ano steHotr piers with first ciAAs rsf.gs
Ces- Hep i4lL4sLtC ires OF charge -V
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TR ANN

IEAlNN AhhIN + LtAH
GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. .............. SOAN 81 NJ
No Kansas City ST, Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex daily.......... sDAM s55AM
No Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily. -. 950PM e55PM
No. 10 Accommodation
daily. except Sunday,...... u25AM I225PM
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3Kansasa City st. Louisj
and Chicago eI, daily. 6S5AM GOA II
No. Kansas City ST, Louis
and Chicago through mail
and e1. daily. 65jPM 7WPR
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except sunday -..........I 220PN 2$aP VI
Elegant reclining chair cars ali trains. AMI
Pullman seepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north. south. east and west. and steamship tickets
sold TO oil European points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; PASSENGER station corner Douglas and Neai
avenues. Telephone 1Ge.
W. =. wIsuABr Ticket Agent.
JNO. SrRAST G. T. & p. A. Chicago. III.
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nELArOHA Nkp-I TCCETT NAP or INA
" IHs.aa -srrffery strtFfss So fksrtzss stri >
HEd gkassrF-a VIA a. 10 tsdlau laH4H. -
Ea.Grs icuas VI age Ei8tsry Fessfsstiela f.
eaa f~s~Trsts4s az besfes ares. Eas tss RAJ sas-
F5ss - ssga tovFa. 10 k2stsre @Ed We 90 JAZZ
elsLyleis z o. Ekal- q taa IA@rpsss ezfast - n
pete reezat nap q - q .aek ess4lTsa -
zt@at al most c1y Sc - ever "a - = iAAa
Ees4 ca1atfT. 80, = 80 b ocs-ef ~ - cas-
= i. seai psf ped " say asfFsts Rssn f2s -
~ q 81 csets. AzeT~ss 2 T. E4ffs<ks hsstEssf
NEE Eszls y icslL@. k.n- - y
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DR. IL Dues PERIODICAL PILLS. THa
j grsat FgeEca remedy act efr~ctIy 90 - f1eu-
stfus s. all Is fFeiF cure fsa press o. = -
u.elsez- Vzsrsgtec % prnasets EgsnsirfSts1
IEeee E.its Ell eals rgt - taEra caTiaE LfsEGalrF
fE1e4 o.. Phi frl palsy. regal, EEcff etfra. yea
CO. 70. ~ DsEe.Gf F1g.iisf - Cas-. lzrFs-r
staf ~ lyr
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Trains marked thus . daily.
EQCTPNENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 4l4, Kansas City express, solid 10
Kansas City. has chair car service.
Train No. 406 comes direct from Galveston and :.
through Chicago train. leaving Wichita At le p u
and arrives ia CeICago the next day az 9.IS p N.
Train No. f0S hae free reclining chair 70 Kan
sas City Pullman 10 Kansas City. also 10 Topeka
AtChison and ST. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 407, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No 405 has through Pullman car 10 -
" orth and Galveston.
Train No. as has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita
City Union Ticket once Cor Main and 1st street aud
Union Passenger Station corner Douglas Arc 5ta
avenues ". D. MURDOCH, D. ?. A
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Situations Uanfed-MaIe.

SITUATION on THE ROAD TO
w represent wholesale house Not partss gag
70 Hue or territory. Address p" care G. x
=. hotel, IuT0u. kaa. g. %
HITANIED-BT A GOOD Man A POSITION TO
w represent some responsible firm or DO their
ADVERT. ing the south sFest with headquarters AZ
" cAita- References given r. A. DIXON, 10 Pau
lie avenue Wichita, ksn. - -
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CQLUM IN.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

The following rates under the GiEereRt beadlaCs
vii Dc charged.
EE- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taken for less than 70 cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
Inca
TIL FORBIDDEN"
Prices given under classified heads IN this column
applicable cniy to local advertisements. No foreign
salT Refreshments LRken AZ prices given.
answers 10 advertisements sent In care o. the
EAGLE ONCE should be called for within u DAYS
amer insertion. When advertisers wish replyS fer
waxds4 70 rhsea stamped envelopes must ~ sent.
Reference TO former advertise entS should give
description snd date CT Insertion copy CT tEe ad
VsrtiSeu1eur should be sent.
Not responsible tor adv srtise1ce1f given o. d4s
continued by telephone
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St. Louis Produce.
ST LOUIS, July 9.
WHEAT-Weak. Cash s7szc July Sc August
s54c, bid September s5a4c bid, December sSssS
Sslc.
CoRN-Easier Cash 5SsSc. July 5414c. BID,
August 5214c nominal Septem Der 5tS4G515sc bid.
oATS-Steady. Cash sc, July 34c. bid, August
sc, bid September 27Jsc. bid.
PORk-rssier, $40 30.
LARD-Weak. SIS %
WHISkY-Steady, 81 i6
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IT'S CHEAP BUT LIVELY,
THE FIREcRACKER COSTS NO MORE
THIS YEAR THAN LAST.

All Other Patriotic Explosives, However.
Have Advanced in Price-Sone of the
Novelties Appropriate to the Season of
Celebration.
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Shipments
ARTICLES

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy ElgIn creamery 1879
I5c. rsts $50 166c frsts 14215c, extra dairy
l5Al6c extra flrsts HCSl5c, frsts l2Sl3c,
EGGS-l5Sl55xc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NyEsi VIZ MAKE Calls THE tAGE As EvE.
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prettiest Of the sorts that grow wild. They
were thrust deep in a cream-colOred vase in
the middle of the table, and the vase itself
was half buried in ferns.
The hostess wore otchi1-pink silk over
which hrng black Chantilly net, the white
skin showing through the misty shading at
neck and arms. A pale gray-bue muslin
was one OF the toilets that graced the occa-
sion; it had running through it line of
deeper blue. About the bottom was deep
founce with blue beading, and at the
waist blue velvet corsage, through which
was thrust bunch Of blue succory flow
ers. The grayish blue hat was trimmed
with the same blossoms. A third Costume
was most successful combination of old
rose and black, the skirt in fi1unces of
black mousseline de sole over old rose silk
edged with very narrow black ribbon; the
waist In striped embroidery of the two
colors, with a wide back sash drawn
through large jet buckle.
AT a little breakfast rarty the other day
at which Mrs. Potter Palmer, Just home
from her trip across the Atlantic, was
the guest Of honor, there was fine oppor-
tunity to study hats, which continue to be,
AS tile summer progresses, well worth study
ing. Mrs. Palmer herself wore white
chip with gold insertion raised off the head
by "a bandcau. Pink roses in front and
gold BOWS were the trimmings. large
fiat hat in tan-c0lorpd chiffon was worn by
the guest who had red hair. 1t was partly
tOIito WIN Clcdil-CUlOTtu lace, ana DaQ lace
falling over the edge in a friII. Two
punches of roses were laid fiat on the brim
wieh some tan-colored bows.
black felt hat, which was not break
fast hat, but which came sailing iauntily up
the bay on yacht one day this week. had
its crown tied up with knotted handker
chiefs, from which were thrust out in one
direction and another, as If making INQUIRY
OF the four winds Of heaven, yellow, hello
trope and black wings. A white crinoline
straw, which again was not yachting hat,
but figured one day on Broadway, was
trimmed entirely with blue succory flowers,
forming wreath about the crown with
taller ones like sentinels in front and rear.
Wonderful embrolderies are used this
summer for the eorselet bodices and for the
Innings of the high Medci collars. The
smartest high collars stand ont broad at the
sides, but these, like the high collar bands.
have seen their best days, for the turn-down
frills, finishing dresses low at the throat,
are every day gaining ground. Skirts are
seen often cut the long way of the stuff and
with one seam; when they are lifted they
show the short silk under-petticoat, for now
that dresses are SO long rs to be everywhere
and always lifted it naturally follows that
one skirt is enough to be responsible to, and
SO the foundation skirt disappears, This Of