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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
THE SILVER SHELL

The silver she'll was a dynamite bomb, designed
10 be used for the assassination Of the Car OF
Russia. The Nihilst conspirators. who intended to
use that implement for that purpose had assembled
In Paris the house OF Katharine Vail. "A
female confederate Prince Karaton. an officer In
the service of the Russian Government contrived,
however. by an adroit stratagem. TO participate In
their council. OF the brethren. Just arrived
from America. The Prince was impelled by a
special anmosity against Katharine Vail. for the
reason that she supposed 10 have been the
mistress Of his son. and to have murdered him. The
Prince was also a patriot. and he desired 10 serve
his country by probing the conspiracy and de-
feating It's object He went into deadly peril, and
Tor while he prospered: hut the sudden arrival OF
the belated Nihst from New-Yorh whose place
ne had taken. disclosed him spy and an
enemy; and thereupon he was beleaguered by the
whole tribe Of revolutionary rufians including the
lar MISS VAIL In that emergency he defended him.
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pOstofIlce Notice.

Foreign mails .or the week ing November 4th viii
owhs To- etrian rcqaifcents Regua-
C%. q me % sns T o e. af mall Up Sa is
between Isl and 18th OF November.
soarSa%l ton at y .ireoaaa trinidad
10, lUOi Bced and del Toro per 3 Tyr nom
80 m va st %
must be dreS,ed per 'rrm,nlc al 80 m, l,up.
Fl. scasSsm psS for F io Fur direct rs
Wcsteraand Via A.tvep deter. mus, be directed per
i. ia tlss s"p l. at rlohs. and ..a "a per- ~ TO-
cacc az P M for r1 and Lea r s, S saS leo
pcr %ord:Hor,h ' at p NJ for Puerto corsi ps;
f'H s. pfS's 9s seToI :"Seensnssy i.
&srssaa.m. via Rs.srda% letters Be objected ps:
Ms.s at pl n An SRGea'''a'y 80 p m" '''
southampton and Brsmea mus. BE- drsssa nsr sDs.i;
u sPDs%sSsay and 4a1a to' srn': fS
for Fortune Island Jamasp Jsme and Aux
cayes p per - Alsa az 10 q m Ssuppemsnsary y NJ
r. Es''s @ Sersss .n s' frt:s
Ss:s g S':y s:
and mus. '' cs
e y e. +:
:ca S e: sAi. GS0T ss Rss "a nus;
Fuds must be directed pr FuldsS; r M "a:
be directed 'per Devonia0; at ~ M tor NetSeS
lands direct per Amsterdam, VIA Rotterdsm tlsers
rrpyl'o Per .c,s; ;rI',,sl; ir'm New.orlsan..
(trom Francisco) close here daily up q Eovem6eS
I'D at o 80 p. m; Mails for Australia. New ICELAND
from San francisco close here up NoyemSss
Etruha with British mails for Australia. Mails TO-
Hawaiian Islands. per Australia from san Fran,
D. m. Mails for The Society Islands per shin CALLED
iron Francisco close here daily up Novenbr:
'24th at $3.50 p: M: Mails for Chin. Japan. Hawaii
and Australia VIA vencoaver Especially addressed ony)
fsundland by rail to Halifax and thence by steamer,
Mquelon by rail to Boston and thence steamer elose
this ONCE daily AZ 80 D. Malls for cuhe by rsii
TAMPA r.. and thonre bv sailing Mordnys
Thursdays ~" ssturdsyN. close this ONCE daily ss
80 a. m ',ils for Mexico overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer close at this oec daily
Of 3 20 a. M.
"cs'''''0 cTxxRTEs ". DAYTON, Postmaster. T.
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,.CARTrP HARRISON Appreciated.
MIR. prrlw KNEW AHD LIKED cHIcA'o'S MUIR
pFRt.D MAYOR.

pERtD MAYOR.
ch.r,cev NJ p,pow who has been absent In
N.yn,rt since. Saturday. returned to New-f ork
.hortlv after O'Clock yesterday afternoon Inc
l,t.r.., Of MIR Depeu in the success of the Norl'
Fai, in Chicago led him to visit that city ihah'
,lr,ss within IN. lest six months. HIS acGuh!h'
at.cc with Mayor Harrison WAS thorough anu III
,,,r.,iat.l his attractive personal qualities TO 'h'
r.ilcs, extent. Speaking II the dcpl'iao'e "'""'
Nj uepcw said: ..... ,,.,
"a last Jaw Carter Harrison on Manhattan pay
81. H.. New York celebration IN F'sUN"' nan,
=. wa I'm a very iocose and hilarious mooH nun
az praise 'or chicago AMI ch'H l'' 49,
T.. n,i.,,. conversation found him really absorbed
m thc subject a. the marriage wn'c" was 10 -
g., ...n aul very nappy about a. Mr. HARRISON
dinar.d from TIE ordinary run OF 'i-Hi""' NV"
Who win both fortune and political power py
,,,,,h. s,l. ,,tn,tl. frh,ing from the fact tna'
A.. started AS q graduate 81 Yale college u nus
.r,,v. i.,n saI in regard TO men OF great
ro,,i..l force. Ike Commodore Vanderbilt OF
e.crr Iav or Chester " chaplin. that II my
hal h.-n nb"iar> ',ucat"d me! h, th,t
h. e.urat!or would not have impaireI me 49, 80,
cess fh-y really "'n. ana W"nN M - ~
nom n, go iairgs .a broader lln'S III ""'' -
carter Harrison seems to me IN rs way 10 pe
an Illustration when '"ip'''r Nl' ~. .t.r ,Ih-
H., men az. llab~ her" from III 'slo.sibl' ti
Every tragedy Ike this. ana every c1ivlt rsa
not sIccr-rill Htc ~ iron ~, ~, my a,ch nar-
,,.ff' ',.t-. r.r.in ara AT large. ana mo-" -'i-
stlnt are ha.rbreadth "'cspeS i'Ym tn''f ,,o.y
have kno several men 10 b' 80 'tt,,,,''''.t
,tr.,t.,et only escaung hN the merest chance
ftat thcy becainr faiallsi~. Thry hafr 'p,hs -
N.... that that which was 10 hc Wo.sl ~. ~ a." ~,
.s,i...I their a.xctl,s In the faith that the IN
evtfabe would happen aud that nothing WI" 'ns.
conli do or wout cave undone would afect the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
TIE INSCRRECTION ~ BR1ZIL.

NOT MUCH CHANCE FOL; SETTLEMENT.
From The Galveston News.
The conviction will carry that Peixoto Is re-
sorting the usual devices OF dic'aprs; nhrrc
n nU as that Will not be likely to allow fair
bnnedfor settlement by reference to the next CON
gress of Brazil is jeopardized for the rebels az
successfully combatteG force
THE INSURGENTS AND AMERICAN INTER
ESTs.
From The New-Oreans Pcayure
From the presen, outlook. the Insurgents have
much the best chance Of succeeding IN the war
now in progress and should me H3Ycrht me nc
overthrow American Interests can look i0r NIUE
countenance at the hands Of the new authorlii.e.
lions with Brazil 1t would be much better to alb
stain from selling supplies TO b0tn Sues man run
pened in the case Of the civil war IN Chh lew
years back
THE PART PLAYED BY FOREIGN INTERFER-
ENCE.
From The Mall and Express.
Whether It be true or no; that the cruiser New
York has been ordered to Brazilian waters 10
prevent foreign interference In the affairs OF Brazil
smfHcientlv Jealous OF our commercial advantages
in the South American republics 10 seek a pre-
text for interference with our friendly neighbors
at the South
~
From The Washington Post.
To discredlt and humillate an officer Of the
United States Navy for not solving at hrst Stance
every trumpery conundrum presented by south
American ebullltion is not at all to our taste The
question ~ chief importance Is whether stanton
not whether he mincng and har-split'ng 10
the satisfaction OF the alleged Government OF
Brazil And that In our opinion. is the standard
by which Admiral Stanton VIII be eventually
judged.
GREAT THINGS EXPECTED OF Ell CID.
From The New.York Herald.
How far rs value as an offensive weapon may be
developed will depend wholly on The oiSsTs ana
man who knows he cen send MS enemies to the
bottom. and who goes at them with cool and saw.
age determination 70 destroy mem, mere may
"fhe ennbattled farmers stood and fired the shot
heard round the world" victory By III Cid
would echo from London to Yokohama
MORE EXCITEMENT NAY BE LOOKED FOR.
From The Troy Times.
II appears certain that President PeIxoto OF
Rrazil has purchased two swift steamers OF
North American coast line company. and has
a shtos =" of war III rio and III CID can outsail
any vessel which the rebel Admiral Meilo mas IN
Charge and In addition they are well planned for
Immediate and effective conversion ihto nshtlns
dins When these vessels arrive at the scene. the
PraZIlian Revolution will doubtless assume more
exciting phase
A POSSIBLE SURPRISE FOR NAVAL EN-
PERTs.
From The Springfield Union
IL El Cid has chance TO ny ~ or, nsha an,is
gun in Brazilian waters the naves or the woi ia
I'll, .,u h. 90 Thoroughly shaken up as they We're by
III "xnIoi,s Of The little Monitor at Hampton
Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
INDEPENDENT NETWORK MANUFACTURE
ERS

Chicago oct 80 CSpeciaD.-Messrs. herman. Hell
deberr & Co have closed their branch here. re-
called their statesmen and shipped all 1.-THE stock
TO their store in the old Herald building. Broad
w,v and Ann-st New-York. where they are re-
falling their entire surplus stock at less than
wholesale prices ,. IN ., ~
They intended to make an extensive exhibit at
Of Chicago clothing manufacturers were allotted
space 90 late and 40 Inadequate to the size and
they declined to exhibit at the Fair at all. but
rented elaborate oiiices here, and had private
any,h!ng OF the kind at the Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
MISS uowARD's PASSIONATE GRIEF

chic,yo oct. 30 Miss Annie Howard who was
400, IN become the bride OF Mayor Harrison. is
dangerously H. Never robust in health she was
completely Frustrated by the tragedy. when the
Aiav,r feu wounded his inst cry was for Annie
sh. came and on his torn and dying body threw
t.,scif In an nrony OF grief As her promised
n,.i,,nd dfca an. tainted When SHE recovered
rousconsncss she cried ont against fate ana Dessed
49, sbn too. might die. She has become cdlfnei
,,t &, is feared that she may never iully recover
Trnu' the shock shc has sustained THIS afternoon
b.r hrothrrs Frank ANA Harry T. Howard ar,
,iv,d in Chicago from Ntw-Drleans. ana proceedrl
80 one. 10 The Harrison house They were greatiy
'''t,a,rd and il was announced that they would
liz their sister home 10 Biloxi az soon as she Is
.i,l. fn b. moved.
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BOSTON AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

Chicago. Oct 20 ,speciaD-Four medals and
four diplomas were awarded to JOSEF" burnett
CO. Boston. for their fiavoring extracts etc. These
are the famous extracts that werc uiso aWarueu
the 10000 contract to supply the worlds Fair
Catering Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

Gil TO 62l BROADWAY,
Northwest corner Broadway and Houston Street. run
ming through TO Mercer Street.
TO LET.
spacior, well lig,cd stca.helted Greproof floors and
Offices with four large freight and passenger elevators ans
all the other be found in the mos; recently
constructed business buildings.
This building be reached by the Broadway Cable
Railroad and its connections from Harlem from the South
Ferry the principal ferries the east and west sides
Of the city, FOR ONE FARE.
Tor particulars apply to
H. S. BEATTIE, 7Gl Seventh Avenue.
or 10 the JANITOR, on the premises.
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.NATION
TIL, LONDON PRESS ON THE A., e:


London. oct. 3O-commenting upon me aSs"s,f
no ton OF MAYOR Carter Harrison, OF chicago, iHe
paiiy News" says: "'The crime can hardly IAN 10
cause profound dis1ulet. If only because IL pfhbs
the most gigantic festival Of the century to close
with n deed OF blood There will be feeling OF re-
lief in the United States when II is known that
the assassin acted for himself alone Instead OF be-
ing an instrument OF some force or disorder or
anarchy OF which Chicago II hotbed.'
THE Pail Mall Gazette. William Waldorf
Astor's newspaper, says: III we we're disposed 70
rooralize we might see in this lamentabe affair an
ob,ect-esson against the methods OF municipal gov
eminent that obtain throughout the United States
Jobbery II not Indigenous. has Ions been native In
America. The occasion OF his crime seems 70 nave
been carefully chosen by the assassin Ihe Mayor
was shot upon returning from a high state cere
mony which rendered him for the moment '"s
most conspicuous man in Chicago
The Editor Of The Morning Advertiser. VINO mas
lust returned here from Chicago, says: Mayor
Harrison able man lie was couiteo"s 49, ~
his thousands OF visitors. ana was VI M
n good representative of the puphc IRE OF ,nv
great city. All English visitors 70 InTabu m,,'
specially regret the occurrence Mayor liai soi
despite his hghfalutin speeches was a pp.t Ia, Nv
plea SAINT TO the strangers who Hooked tnere. .
THE st. Jamess Gazette says ouns 10
reports. Mayor Harrison pandered brped or bui-
lied gain his ends. ne openly syinpatnizs ,, Wit
with the vicious and ignorant class 'na' ,he voters
would have In due time elected MN 70 d MIN OF
fee II these reports true, thete u grin" APP
propratcness In his fate.
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DIED.

Notices of marriages must be endorsed with
full name and address.
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low RN-ln Boston, October oath, =
South Con e2at.ona Church by Ut. EDWARD fNcleU
Hale WINS h Howell, OF Morristown N j., TO Hcsters
daughter OF the late Cha le- \. Washbufn.
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One or Two will Cure Your Cold.
Russian and Turkish Baths. Is Lafayette piacc, nees
9Th st. Best equipped baths In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
MIRRIlGEN.

Crbnna Wine Co.'s
"GOLD SEAE' CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by ali leading wine dealers and groccrs.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONCE ESQ Gthave.. corner 23d-st.. N Y.
KENSICO CEMETERY. Harlem. Railroad; 4S mnnsee
DEPOT new prNafc ,tooh ~ ehS eiSs
Or,e Ia East 42d-st. Telephone call 556 49,
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A Pleasure
To have teeth drawn with Dr. Coltons fresh gss - ns
Ionno. In mt
Licbig Compauy's Extract Of Beef

Quart spoonful with hot water makes nnc beef leo.
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Special Notices.
The Cable Building,

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-09
a GIRLS RANSOM.
The Terrible Price Jane Prescott
Paid for It.

No renowned star about to dash in
splendor upon the boards of a theater
in large metropolis could have been
waited for with more breathless impa-
thence than was Edith Wayne by the
congregation assembled in the old VIII
lage church that bright September
morning. Her black cloth sack fitted
her trim little form to a nicely, and the
jaunty hat, curved up behind, with the
tall ribbon loops and feather sprays,
with bits of jet dancing on their tips,
surmounted head Of lightish. fluffy
brown hair and a fresh face of only
twenty summers and winters.
1t is true she had made the sack herself
and the hat also, with little help from
her sister, when it was decided that she
was to have a church position, and
what does not always follow as neces-
sary consequences generous salary.
But her dress, as whole, had such an
indescribable air OF style and finish that
only the keen eye of a fashionable
woman would have detected that she
was not straight from the hands OF ex-
perts. The young girl had no pre-
vision of what was awaiting her. that
she was walking upon a thin crust,
which might one day crack and make
assure wide enough for her to slip in
out of sight. Pagetown had received
a shock, and few things short of an
earthquake could have SO shaken UP the
little community as the sudden deter
mination of Squire Page, for whose
ancestor the town had been named, to
make change in the choir of the Con-
gregational church.
Matilda Prescott had been the head
soprano in the church for the past IF
teen years, with salary of seventy-fve
dollars year, which Squire Page paid
out of his own pocket. as he did all the
expenses connected with the singing.
Something in the nature OF an electric
shock passed through her, therefore,
when he called one morning in the sum-
mer, and, asking to speak with her
alone, tried to explain in as few words
as possible MS reasons for wishing to
make u change in the choir arrange
ments. 1t was awkward business and
he made an awkward job Of il.
The fact is, Matilda, the world
moves, you know, and we've all got TO
move along with it. This young lady
has big voice. can tel you"
WHO IS she?@ asked Matilda. family
she Is Miss Wayne-her folks live
somewhere out west; she's studying at
the conservatory. Her teacher says
her voice is phenomenal. and / believe
he's right 1t goes along up the scale,
You know, without any perceptible
break. from low A to E IN alt, two
octaves and half. don't you see?
Shes delicate. sensitive little
body, as shy as a partridge. bat all full
Of music. Don't give herself any airs,
but when she stands up 10 sing she's
ali confidence, and isn't afraid OF any
body"
why don't they give her position
in the city. if she can do 50 much?'
We'll. they viii by and By, bat she's
young yet and hasn't had experience in
church music I've made ED 1ay mind
to engage her for q gear, and I suppose
IT the end Of that time they'll want her
where they can pay more than we can y
lie did not say that he had promised 20
give her four hundred dollars That
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ey IelevrlDii

KANSAS CITY. July S.-CATTI.E-Receipts 6lOo
shipments l-D. ST steady. others weak. Tex
~ steers - .ns.i u. Texas s. 0ptga - slip
perS - -.S ~ LRtive S oUxi u. butcher
stock s. Sdi 10, stOckers and feeders 81 GOA TO-
bulls and mixed S. 2Uae5 W. HOGS--Hec-ipts ) aH
shipments ast, Light strong ana higher. Others
strong. Bulk of sales s. ot2a %. heavy 15.r5 -
G5. workers $ s5o6 IS, pig, =J6.6 q. sHE EP-
Hecelpis 54u1, shipments lone, Market dull but
steady. AGttoHs s. 1904 10.
ST. Louis. july s-CATTLE- Receipts Il00,
shipments 90 Market steady Fair TO good
naive steers - Ooesi ~, grass texans 3 7S6d 20
HouS-lt eceipts ...-. shipments 800. Markct was
Strong. Top price So Is. Daik OF sales Il g0s6 H.
sHEEt'-ltece ipis shipments 100 No market
for lack of receipts.
CHICAGO. July s. - CATTLE - Receipts 1000
sliplnents ~ Market ddll. Texans lower. No
choice natives Those market sod s. :e6I5 9
exams y 1US 10. sockers and feeders s. s1e5 Il
COWS III 'SGSo - h0GS-heceilIts II,U0. shipments
o. Aar act active and steany 10 &C higher.
Mixed and packers - 0 a96 80, prime heavy and
fbutcTers weight So .o4g5 %. light 81 l5ls5 ~.
SHE Ei-Rece DIS 25tbi. shipments i50 Market dull
tnd weak. Mutions 81 0Is4 -. lamb. s. o0si ID.
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KANSAS TO THE FsosT
" ah fsss are iR pseses Trasn ~~r~aes - Ess.
s.sIlty. ~ isssi-. Lhf.szs I'D -
orEs'k bslf.

Com nsnc3ng Sunday. May itiA- ma
Missouri Paei6e railway p,@e~3 "a epsrA,
tien in as.G5fsge 20 ia DEe>sss. service. "a
-xxxlisEf thrsagb trzfz istwssss ssSiuts "a
SoutheTB kans<s AID Kansas tltT. -
igal.. Csseszo amp the Words fair. he
pex trails. No s6& isasrs &nibcaF daily
.: 3 - = - Hieslfz. Ga =. rs - DE-
f.so. - . ~ Yates lsaffs ES ? So.
xrrssiBz A. kzGsas Glty a. 80 q. - max
tng Gsrect councillors with fsst Ai~sosft
P4csEc traits 20 g. Lou.s. ADd SKA al
lIaes "a Gssesgo.
IBss - rT1ssnsT :b- asass ssisssactSFT
zna a-ry ie~znss schssisBs ever pssosd sslo
sffste <sws~u Sospfs 10 Soz4thsfH hzsasas
aud ssss IsorfA ard east. sEa pisGss tss
- 80 % k.f.zs "a a. sqsSl foossBg sIiA
q Ass STATS ~ fts fEsatLrf & Lat traits Z,
the - ossG ; FAR cay. As sssEsEt sgaip-
rnsaE "a t.ss. "a tfse fosxs npes tbs spseizs'
zssss ssxry k.ag y ss-okrs3 sfsg< i4sz 81
add 10 tie censf8Fz u tks ssasssrsssa sor
further aatoFas3fs0a - F~xaF1 - faise.
Toas@s. nazrz ssacs ssbZ~s. &c. s1ssS~s
sssarsst Missouri rzss6c rssfwxT taeks<
agent. or H. e. Tswas<ad. gsn~rss Esss-
sezsxg- gsa Esexss ages. ~ I>-sis. BE. -
= r. B1ss&LEg.
T. * T. A H.sksss. ksz-
T<sepheas 81. III SQ4kk Asia stsse&-
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Your WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

TIE Want Columns of Daily PAPER tell
you where IL pays to advertise.
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No advertisement taken for less than ioc.
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Prices 2iren under classified heads In this
column applicable only % local advertise
nents. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates.
Answers to advertisements sent in care OF
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Classified advertisements will be cents
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District Passenger Agent.
Excur>ian 10 Montreal.

TIE Santa F. route has been selected by
the Christian Endeavor societies OF Kan
sas as the official line TO Chicago. en- route
10 Montreal, for the great international
meeting of 1888
Special traia will leave Kansas points
July ). carrying free chair ears aud sleep
ers Very low rates offered. Probably av
other excursion this season will go 50 Tar
east.
Call on local agent Of the A,chison, To
peka aud Santa Fs Tor full particulars. ST
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S,I,ouis Grain and pro,ucs

ST. LOUIS. July s.-Wheat higher; cash e2Jsc
July 62s4c, August tosssse-. September tsc. Corn
higher; cash S1asC. july 5fasc. August sS}sC- sep
TENDER s9ssc. Oais higher; cash ;Ulec July 255sc
August 10. september 2jSsc. Rye and barley. no
market Bran firm; J6ie &c east track Porh-
current make jobDlng sls ~. Lard higher, 81 %.
Torn meal hrIn, I'll sc 70. Hay. prime choice
timctus oil UUCy IS o. prairie s. us 10 % for new
Butter firm; choice creamery l.es2c, choice dairy
i5sei1c. E-gsll 9ec for sood-
Wheat-heCeipts o.,Dt0, shipments $1,000. Corn
Receipts ,7.tGJ; shipments l5IoUU. Oats Receipts
l. ,OyU shipments 2.lNS-
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KansasCity Grain and produces.

KANSAS CITY July s.-Wheat strong, lie higher
No hard 551es565@c, No. red 5tea1c. Corn tirnl;
No, mixed 5seS3i.c. No. white ,saSaG134c Oats
more active and strong; No. mixed e6.gZ5c: No ?
white 1eeS2sC. Rye weak, No. nominaily 81.
FlAxseed nominally CSC. Bran weak, 40 sc. Hay
eteady and unchanged; good to fancy timothy ST 20
o. 81 prairie 81 5UlSs CO. Butter firm; creamery ID
eIyc. dairy 1890 Toe, Eggs eit2y. iOc
Nheat-kecripis. 1000. shipments. HOO. Corn
-6eeepts i0ts shipments. lU.UJ1 0ats-heceipts
shi IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-09

CHICAGO. July s.-wheat-No sprinc-Cash
6. JitIy tic. September u5-S1U5lc EeceIn her 7tSc
Corn-No. cash il]sc, July ais. august 4lsec.
September .-14c. Oats No. cast 20. Jug
2Sc september z6c FORK cash Si9 oUes 10 5>ie. July
>J u September s90 IL. Lard. so 0Olt ~ 5hs
July $40 va September sI0 90 october $40 Ia,
Sh9rI ribs 50 %2tsRg lie. Shoulders IS 1j(s9 "a,
short clear - 50ssy a. Sugar-Cut loaf size;
GRADUATED &c standard A ole. Batter steaay;
creamery l6a 9l1c. dairy lac ,1ec. Esss nrmi
strictly fresh iSIo tlsIec-
Wheat-iseeeipt~. $500. shipments, I2.SH- Corn
Receipts. 2si.6Jj; shipments. S29.S50. oats-Re.
eelpts. i6.. 100; shipments. l31 So