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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-07
khouf RaIfA

A new idea j. TO wear the belt loose.
so that it droops 20 one side, as do the
sailors. II Is claimed for this notion
that the effect is prettier than the tight
belt. but the truth Is that a tiny waist
encircled with a ulanifestly loose belt
looks smaller than ever. The most De-
coming belt Is a thick. heavy leather
one that Is made almost like a mans;
indeed. she IS q wise girl who BUYS her
belt al a mems furnishing place and
then has il cut short and repunched %
suit her waist. such belt worn loose
IS far prettier than the himsy ribbon
belt pulled 50 tightly that the threads
stretch and the flagree buckle IS
strained ont Of liEe.-St Louis Re
public
The following mysterious adver-
tisement appeared recently in Lon
doa paper. Gentleman. %, respect
able appearance and religious inclinz-
lions wishes % marry under p1reuo-
logical principles. and invites core
sp0udence from any lady having the
same desire" How Go you marry IN
der chronological principles? Do you
both have your bumps felt. and then
compare notes 20 see that there Is 20
-incompatiblities q temper
Club life n Chicago Is a surprise %
q visiting New Yorker. Many % the
Chicago clubs are almost deserted a.
uignt. many are chiefly luncheon clubs
and uezrly al are sdjunsts % the
men, he's macs Of business Their. il
q so-caIIed millionsi-e's table a. the
Chicago club. and great business deals
are arranged around he board >0,ne
ChlcaSoans regard membership IN tie
Chicago club a. secondary n business
importance only - seat n TIC Coard
-
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DRESS THE BABIES.
BsaithieEt Tnfsses Are Those Whish Are
Nos Rs-eloth-d Too Frsqasntly.

Haalthiest Infssss Are Those Wbieh Are
Not Beeloth-d Too Frsassntiy.
know a mother who il going % ruin
the health Of her baby Ia her sxsessiys
care for It's clean cl0thss Tie poor
little thing never gets % cTesp|4vsS
the floor after ~ dancing sunoeaEas
or 20 kick It's dimpled legs IN the air "a.
a vain endeay0r 20 eaten 10 Ten pinA
toes Not BIZ oft Il Is fed a. Ger
tain hour. which IL al right. bat sttsr-
ward % is placed in 10 crib. where q
long dresses. ftarchcd I'll they c-Ack.
are Enlightened out az smooth a. pii-
lo7vsi "a. sud there i lies with ia lsgs
piuiousd down By heavy skirts. it,
muscles growing fabby FROM lnActtgn
and - blood siuggIsh. - psrca2nes
IL - permitted 70 80 up u a ted m
% high chair and ia long E<irts crag
Gown on is poor Lttis toes I'll csc
y=-su-d think they wou.t sp<ozt -orra
The thing 20 do Ssh healthy BABY
Is - have i clean twice a day zen
IL goes % ted a. night AID Hass (.
dresses f-rsa about - ths m.adls -
che day TIE hralfhiest battles u 80
-rlrll get Greaaed 10 tle ns1sr ~ soT
al CAY. Jus. 90 Eo1n as t1s -ls.c -
gins - kicx ard wants - ~ a. -
feet = ought % be pat 4. shgTf 1-otass
and plt On Toe Eoor - rogz oat -
own LalTatl9n- Ia muscles zer- yves
q - u.e zra IL vii pat the-n - 20
tss- z you ~5I give j. = chaacs. las
t1cther who taiuzs more p her habys
clothes thzu 80 c1~s q - Assl-z e
quice EEely 20 have re sl0fh-- - OF
her haads sserra r el~aa. ara Z; ssTyss
lie. rsyat. tass.--8 ssaiax :0n slAx.
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POLICE STOP THE CHAMPIONS.

CINCINNATI, o Aug. 1.-Two thousand
people SAN the opening of the Hercules
\ nletic club at the Graud opera house
tenisht. the first of the two principal
contests for purses WAS between Kid
Thompson, OF Kansas City, aud Frank
Macieskin, of New York. Thompson was
Knocked out IN the second round by the
New Yorker.
Next came ten round match between
Danny Neeuham of St. Pau, aud Louis
GrOennger of Cincinnati, for the weller
weight championship of America. Tue
mill was hot and heavy from the start
aud blood was drawn in the first round
The fight VS. stopped 10y the police 1t the
end OF the fif b, AID Needham was given
the decision by referee Jim Hall. and the
exhibition broken up.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 6-I here was full sup
ply OF cattle here, tut not many that weTr
ripr In fact, cattle answering L. that de-
scrip'ion were scarce, 80 scarce that bay
ers were MT averse to paying advanced
corn fatt+d steers generally sold l09l5
cuts higher. ana good gr't-s Were sair-
bic It an advance OF SOLO csnfs. Re
c-lpts, 1900 Westerns were quoted ut
81. and Iexvus 81 $3.50 for grasser-.
Tue rSnse OF quotations FOR Natives was
SIG4 90
Attic onening OF business there were
~i.us of a wake up n tue hog market
Receipts, though not nearly g. large
aS tor Monday, we're large enough
for lie time # wear, and buyers were Ia
Glued Ia insist upon concessions. Later
ID the morning, however, there was a
freer muVem as ana the market grew
stronger finally closing shale higher.
The aj3Tiiy OF >ale- We're at - -, from
- u $50 being the prices most ITvqueutly
supply sud brought So 10 ceurs per 100
more than the test ii-ht>.
There was no animation In the sheep
trade. and >iiil those 10 hsd good stock
we're enabled Il close out al full prices, th=
{ cling IA that branch OF the market being
firm Poor 10 fair qualities were slow and
b r-iy s'saiv. The average Of quotations
Ma SI0l34g Tor lufeTio. 10 citoiCe- The
lamb market was firm VI > 50
R-csi2gs-C,tjIe 1000. caves AS hogs
I6. go, sheep So.
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ct News.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6-The space of the
drouth IN the corn belt was again in evil
dence today aud tie speculative cereals
were all strong under the lead of cora,
that grain making a sensational advance.
Ii was at one time 23I cents per bushel
higher for September, and rs cents
higher for my than it closed on Saturday,
and it left off with net gain OF 49, and
and rs cents respectively.
Wheat closed q cent up compared with
Saturdays final quotations. Cats gained
cent per bushel and provisions advanced
Sigh Is also Tor near deliveries, aud 80
cents per barrel for January pork.
Wheat was rather quiet and inactive at
times. with the range for the day ! cent.
The feeling developed, about the whole,
frmer, aud values RANGED firm. The sur
rounding influences were mainly or a
bearish nature, and the strength today
came from corn. Outside markets showed
Considerable strength.
ReceIp, in the northwest were moderate,
but larger movement Is expected, owing
10 the premium of September wheat in
this section. September, Sc higher at
Die. sold to 3d., declined TO $3.50, and
closed at 5i}}6c.
Corn was nervous and unsettled, fuctu-
ations covering 21z@31sc. range. The
feeling developed was again stronger aud
still higher prices were secured. The
strength was due to the weather, there
Icing no rain in tue corn belt. The couu-
try Was again prominent on the buying
side, the southwest in particular, while
the selling was principally by local profess
siounls.
Room traders who usually operate in
wheat were giving their attention to corn
aud sold rather freely. "Shorts" wer- in
cliEed TO cover, some on the theory that
the various state reports which are en-
pected daily, will be decidedly publish"
and might use "A stampede In prices. The
market opened $4@1 cent higher than the
hnai figures of oaturday and sold IN 8
Cent more. eased OF % cent, rallied 2 4G255,
declined 5S@l cent, ruled steady aud closed
at 80 cen for September.
Osus We're active and stronger in sympa-
thy with C jru.
Provisions were firm on the strength in
the grain market, but Vhe market was
quiet. Compared with Saturday night
septic mber ork and Lard are each 5 cents
higher anu September ribs ~ cents higher
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. AuC, g.
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MILWAUKEE, CYCLE TOURNAMENT.

MILWAUKEE. Wis Aug.-The national
tournament races given by the cycling
clubs OF Milwaukee were held at National
park 10 lay. Attendance 1000
One mile novice: George IL. Seeley won.
Time 2:34jz.
One mile open. class B: Walter c. San
ger won. Time 2:3S
One mile, 2:30 class: Charles T. WILL
Jams won in 2:2115.
One mile handicap class 3. Z. G. John
son, Is yards won; A. l.. Johnson, s. yards,
second. Time 2:26
Half mile tandem. A. l. Brown and
L. d. Cabanne made IS against a record
of :j6
Two mile handicap class B. A l. Brown,
100 yards, won. Time 5:22j5.
Half mile class b. Walter Sanger won.
Time 1:09.
Five mile handicap class A Ii. Croker,
80 yards, won. Time 1920.
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- - -
The Picnic SapdWIch-

To make tempting sandwiches the
loaf which IS TO be used should have
all the crust cut off both sides. being
made straight before sllcing- II ham
Is 10 he used cut of as much as neces-
sarv in thin slices across the grain.
Chop the ham thus sliced very fine
moisteu i with cream, pepper and
mustard. If liked. a well beaten egg
II Is then almost paste and i easy 20
spread. Cut the bread very thin, but
ter carefully spread with the ham, and
see that all the edges are neat and reg
ular.-N. Y. World
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RossMoRE WINS ar SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 6-Under most
favorable conditions it was decided to pull
of the match between Pierre Lorillard' S
Redowa and 6. Walblum's Rossmore at
five furlongs This Was the last event and
Ro~smore won by length in 1903. The
winner was sold for $3.50 to II. Jones and
Redowa was bought for $500 by the owner
HurIugham was a favorite In the first
race. although Chattanooga was pounded
for considerable money when l.. was found
Taral had the mount. The RUPERT horse
carried four pounds overweight however,
and could do nothing with Nottingham,
who came home in rOmp with two
lengths TO spare. Chattanooga was fourth.
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His Rating.

Miss Mainchance-GeOrge, you have
asked OF NE the dearest treasure a
woman has in her heart
George timpatiently-Ies, Irene, re-
Ieve nv agony Of suspense
Miss Gainchance-Nou must give me
time.
George-TiIne, How long. dearest?
& dav. a week. : month. a.
Miss Maintenance jsyveetlv}-No,
George: only time 10 look You up II
BradStreet's- >i1tIngs-
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VIGILANT IS VICTOR.

COwEs, AuG. Gu the yacht race here
today b, tween the Figilant, BrIttHuia and
ottanH in the regetra OF the X yal Lon
don Yacht club, the Vigilant won. The
course WAS around the isle of Wight, the
distance tiIty-6ye miles and the wind was
strong.
III race was witnessed by Emperor
William. who arrived at p. m, on he
imperial yacht, HnhenZoil-rn. The time
of yeats a, the fins. was: NigIlant, ,:
06: 10; Britannia, .; Ii: y; Sa- ami, ); ~: d.
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CLOSING STOJz QUOTATIONS.
Money on all

NEW YORK. Aug Mooney on call easy
st per cent. last loan per cent, closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper DAD per
cent. Sterling dull and easier, With
actual business in bankers bill~ At - .s5ss
ss4s for demand bills. and = SslSai S1es for
6-day bills: posted rates. 81 ooa4 SEP CON-
meruial bills 81 sSr%aA
The total sales % stocks today were
1905 shares. including: American Sugar,
1880 burlington and Quincy 3 0l'r Chicago
Gas 3.l0l Di-tillers and g. r A,.gs Loui,-
willie and Nashville. 400. r * W. =. certin-
Gates $500; Rock Island IL los; ~ Paul. I1,JJji
Western Union, IS ..
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OLD SOL KNOCKED OUT.
The Photographer Has No Longer Any
Need for HIS Services.

The Photographer Has No Longer Any
Need for HIS Services.
Old Sol has long been unnecessary n
the taking OF photographs.
Up to the present time, however, he
has probably exulted in thinking that
his uncertain services must be had to
print the photograph.
But again the old chap has been
given the go-by, says the New York
Advertiser, and he is not now a neces-
sity at any stage Of the game. He may
from behind the clouds monentarily
as much as he pleases, but with pho
tographers he no longer 'cuts any
Ice
Electricity has scored victory over
the old chap, and it is practically
Knockout in this particular line
Before pictures have been taken IN
the daytime by the aid of electric light
and at night by flash light, but to get
a proof printed one had to wait until
the next afternoon anyhow and some
times longer, all according to Old Soils
humor.
Now one can go to his photographer
providing that gentleman has the
proper apparatus-at any time, even at
midnight, and sit for his photograph.
Not only that, if he Is willing to wait
half an hour he may receive nice, soft
print from the negative.
The apparatus consists of an ordina-
~ camera, a forty-fve hundred candle
power arc light for the taking, a six
thousand candle power arc light for
the printing.
Instead Of sitting in the open room
the subject sits in a sort OF canopy, the
sides and top being white and at the
back the ordinary background.
Instead of having the light shine d.
rectly on the subject it shines away
and is reflected softly back from the
white sides.
Watches were held for the test, and
a six-second exposure was made. The
plate was then developed and dried
quickly, coming out good and clear. 1t
was then taken TO the printing room,
and after ten minutes under the inhu-
ence OF the powerful arc light the pa
per and negative were taken from the
box. The print was remarkably soft,
clear and accurate
All the time taken from the snap Of
the camera until the print was finished
was thirty-two minutes, and ordinary
materials only were used
This relegates Old Sol 70 the rear-a
back number as a photographers assist
ant
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6--Nith many buy
ers i'll the market increased attention has
been extended to all autumn offerings
that have been succeeded by many pur-
chnsers of moderate quantities that in the
aggregate have reach a large bulk. Chief
attention mas been given to bleached and
brown cottOns and wide sheeiings and for
colored goods. also dress cotton stutfs and
printed c~licoes. Printing cloths were
dull At 25Z cents
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Favorites WIN at Brighton.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The favorites had
their inning today at Brighton Beach,
aud in the first racee they won without
the slightett trouble. Ia the opening
race the favorite was Belwood. and he won
ga!loping from JiIt, rank outsider.
In the second race Sprite won away on
in a common gallop from The outsider, De
Courcey.
Ella Reed was almost a prohiblilye
tavorite in the third race for uwo-year-
olds, and she showed how she could WIN
by going under The wire with a romp.
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IT SHOT SKY HIGH
CORN TAKES A PHENOMENAL BOOM
AND CATCHES WHEAT.

strensth is Due to the Weather, the
Bulls Playing the Drouth for all
il is worth-lt is Expected That
the State Reports Will
Cause Stampede-Oats
go up in Sympathy.
Provisions Ill CHER.
General Mark
ct News.
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4 pretty evening waist 70 De WON
with black satin OF MORE skirt can lie
made Of black gauze jettec n rays and
under this IS creamy white gaIze, which
escapes from IL 20 form .nish al the
neck, and 10 make full sleeves. which
are spangled with gold- Around the
wais. Is twist of deep roSe-colored
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Courtesy and

Courtesy and condescension is a
happy faculty which never fails TO
make its way into the good opinion and
into the very heart and allays the envy
which always attends high station
Atterbury.
-Precaution. - Mrs. Youngwife -
''Henry, l wish you would call the po-
liceman 10 the door and offer him
CHAR Mr.. Y.-''Why?" Mrs. y. ides-
perately)-'Im going 10 discharge our
cookr-Truth.
MANY brave young minds have
oftentimes. through hearing the praises
and famous euloCies OF worthy men,
been stirred up 10 affect the ike COM
mendations. and so strive 10 the like
6eserts.-Edmund SpenSer.
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How They Stand,
National League.
WASHINGTON AT BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 6-Discouraged by the
rank fielding of his fellow players, Pitcher
Naul-went o pieces III the seventh inning
and by great stick work and very rank
errors by the visitors. Boston scored a
dozen runs. Keefe called the game at he
end of the eighth inning in order that the
Washingtou's might get home
Score: r II E
Boston. 90 y *-I5 I6 D
Washington 0O012 40 I'll )
Batteries-Tenney and Staley; Maui and
Mcclure.
BROOKLYN AT NEW YORK.
RHE
brooklyn. 32O2 2-2l p 4
New Ycrk......3 l 0 4 90 o O. 5 9 Z
Bait ries-D hle. aud Kennedy; Farrell.
Westervelt anu Clark.
CLEVELAND AT PITTsBURG.
RHE
Pittsburg.. ......1O2O1O7O*-1I 2 4
Clevel I d........0 l . 0 D 0 > 3 O. 6 IL >
BaitesIe~-Merritt and Ehret; Z.mmer
and hUuug.
ST LOUIS AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. 100000 O-3II l
81. Louis.........O q o 0 o 0 D l O. + +
Batteries-Meuefee and Grim; Twineham
and Hawiey-
CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO.
RHE
Chicago. 33OO-I2 Il S
Cncinnsti......2 0O2 90 l 3 9 IA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and kittredse; Muir
ply aud Gloss.
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INV YORK Aug. 6.-Cofee-Options
opened dull: unchanged; ruled inactive and
weak but firm. 49,
Spot CoiIee-Rio. Quiet; No :, 16i4; Mid,
quiet; Cordova, l9al9+. Sales none.
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althoughIall the pens were cleaned up at
the close. There was not much doing ii
the stockers aud feeders market. Prices
unchanged.
Hogs-R-ceipts 5000; best hogs were
stead; others Were "A shade to 10 cents
lower. The shippers and packers both
bought freely and at the close everything
was sold AT the following prices: Light
81 40@4 s.; mixed sI1OG49O; heavy 81 SO@
500.
Sheep-R4ceipts = coo; natives 3 1908 p;
westerns S250td3 90; common and stock
sheen 81 75@2.0J; good to choice lambs
s. 00G400
KANSAS CITY, Aug 7-Cat'ie-I ,eipts'
6,7U0; shipments, $500; Texan, steaiy;
natives aud common weak; T-xas steers.
3 O0d3 20; Texas cows s. 75@2 Is; h-ef
steers, 50 l0G460: native COWS. sl.25@275;
stockers anu feeders, s2.20@3 30; bulls,
S1.25@290
Hog--Rec-ipts. 2 900; shipments. 2 200;
market opened strong, closed weak; milk
of sales, 81 s5d5 90; heayie-, 81 9o@5. 10;
packers, 81 0@5 10; mixed, 81 S0,65.OO:
lights. s475G5 90; workers, 81 95@5.0J;
pigs, 81 S0t05 90.
Sheep and Limbs-Receipfs, , 200: ship
ments, -; market slow and steady.
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New o leans

New ORLEANS. Aug. .-Cotton-Quiet. Md
ding; G5sc; low miGGlluCs, 62s ; midGlin-
ordinary. 6lsc. Net receipts, 40; gross, 500
sales, gOu; stocks, ,5Sl.
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--Pz-s1lr@ a u MODE - Bel Sab
smooth. seas9n zss I'D four tao4e-
,aog1s = c-~arz. sat enc % huttsr-
Pol 90 ouoe and se~Te -- iioas- s~el-r
-Hoases ~. To SO .cste l-.ar'
D. ~ rosserrd han1<-rca zts. seas
ta~a ta- Tea rsnussa preT.9us 81 's17s
fay 10 . pal q is2.8 1szser sE U@ss
.ssaasui q surpeai ~ las h~-a usu
1. .rrsA -Fsz.r.e Esrzasr-
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8 I.nrfs-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

ST. Louis. Aug. 6-Cot.on Quiet; Mid
ding G5.; sales none: receip pts none; shipments
none; stock 2U.SJO bales
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Western League.

st Milwaukee r II f
Niwaukes. DOL 60 , O-l3 Il
Detrsjr..........I D 0 ! 0 5 > 0 ELL It Is
Batterirs-BAker and Lohman; Pears
and ,JantZ-n.
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Sugar Market,
COTTON MARKE-

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Raw, steady. Fair
refining -. Centrifugal % test SIS landed.
Sales so, he6nrdquIet and steady.
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Llsss, Happy Promise, Jessie Hanson. Let

IIIiouF'I UUElIHFFI.
Time: 2:129l; 2:l31l; PA; 2:143l; 2:l5K
$50 class pacing, unfinished, pui sc
$3.50. Ella Eddy won the first and SIX h
heats; Daisy won the fourth and fifth;
Roscoe won the second and third. Bss-ie
Hall, Weed Wilkes, Emily W, Queen LII.
Young Ashland also started. Time 2:l64
2:l2${, 2:161{, PIP, 2:I6$l, 2:131s.
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PURSUED BY FIRE
BASE BALL IS NOW H00D00ED IN
A QUEER MANNER

CONGREGATIONS at Chicago and Phia-
delphia Wipe Out the Grand
Stands and BIeacheries at both
Places, Panic Resulting
in the City by the Lake.
Many Men are Iniur-
ed-AImost Total
Losses-Sport-
ing News.
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On the Produce exchange TODAY the butter
market was unchanged, creamery. l4a2lc;
dairy l1laal9c. Eggs. Unchanged; E,c.
St LO ii> - ain
ST. LOUIS, Aug. O. Wheat-Higher; cash,
August, 4ai5c; sept mber, jU}.c.
CORN Higher; cash. Sic; Aug. 5lL4c; Sept.
5li4c; Nay. 4j34c,
OATs-Higher; cash 4l2c; August, SO34c;
Sept. 2llsc.
PoRK-Higher; Sl3 ..
LARD-H CHER; steam, s. co; choice, s. 20.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.
Gotta Onfinna

NEW York, August. 6.-Butter - Quiet
Eggs-Weaker; western fresh E1&a13a4.
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CAUSED BY CORN.
ATTACK MADE ON CHANGERS By
TIE WALL STREET BE RS

Burlington, Particularly is Rubbed
Down, as n Consequence OF the
Drouih News and is offered
i'll Heavy Blocks aud is
Forced Down Steadily
to the CloJe-Sugar
Drops From First
Place Finan-
cial News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-07

WICHITA Markets
WICHITA, Aug. 8.
CATTLE.
Cattle-Steady; feeders zoe lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of
cattle at the Yards today:
l cow. $40 - II stock steers550 9 %
HOGS.
Hogs-Market sc higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs ar the yards tolaT:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-07
CLOSING BOND LIST.

New York. Aug. 6-Government bonds
steady. state bonds dull. Railroad bonds
strong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-07
Cash quotations were as follows:

NdSIl VuOIltIIOuS WtTt d LOIlyNo.
FIour-Unchanged.
No. = sprIl- wheat 531Saj45Sc. No. 3 spring
WHEAT, XII. No. > red ~ sI54Isc, No corn,
52;5a5ilsc. No. yellow corn 5;3ss53l6c No. >
Oat, JU14c. No. > white 3412a3il4C, No. 3white
;sa341ac, No. rye 4516C. No , barley, 800. No.
soc. No. 4. n'm'i. No fiaxseed : 46l5, Prime
timothy seed, 81 s.. Mess pork per Dbl,
Sl3 lJal5 y. Lard, per 100 lbs. s. l5a7 liza,
Short ribs sides. loose. 81 9t,6 95. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed. So OO.,6 1919 Short clear
sides, boxed, - l219a7 31la Whisky distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 -.
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
RECEIPTS. sHIPM'TS.
Flour Cbarrels) ........... 1900 1900
Wheat tbushels) ...........44sW no 2j.Olu
Corn ........1lOUU1 Su.B0
Oats ........-....@$ltip -bl,0O
Rye ............. 2a0 .....
Barley ....-..-..... LOU 100