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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
Grain Markets in Detail.

CHICAGO, July 3U-Corn was again the
leader in an advance all along the line of
the grain markets today. 1t rose 22f cents
per bushel, closing 235 cents higher, and
wheat advanced about 2 cents in sympathy
and closed II cents higher. Oats followed
the lead. finishing with a gain of l IS. The
news affecting wheat would by itself most
likely have caused a decline, but the dam
age to corn appeared to the traders so SEN
sationally serious that it more than coun-
terbalanced all that could be advanced in
the way of bearish features In the condi.
ton of wheat, and there was great deal
TO be said on that side. Provisions closed
at slight decline.
In wheat there was very fair specula-
tive trade, the market luctuating fire.
Quenlly. Initial trades were at about
Saturdays final figures, September OPEN
ing at 1875 and shortly afterwards eaSed
off a little, advanced 5s@$4, declined 5s94.
ruled firmer, advanced IS4@21< chan ged
some and closed with September at 545S
The principal surrounding Influences were
rather bearish aside from the action of
corn.
Corn was active, with the market broad
and sentiment very much mixed, the vol
ume of business being heavy, with fuctu-
atoms sudden and frequent within 2is Il
3E cents range The weather was the all
terror were eagerly watched for and very
numerous. Opening trades Ia September
were the same TO 4 cent under, at 44@ a. !,
and on May j4@lL4 ceuts over he final iIg
ures of Saturday, and bo'h Immediately
advanced 1904, eased of -5U%. rallied
2$s, changed some, ruled firm aud closed
with September at 463s. There were fair
rains in Illinois and Missouri aud some in
Kansas, but very little in lows and Ne
braska. There were all kinds Of orders
filed at the opening, selling from ;h- wet
points and buying from the dry portions.
Illinois was said 10 be selling quite freely
and Iowa and Nebraska buying. The
selling of the day was mainly by profess
SIGNALS, many OF whom usually operate IN
wheat and the buying largely by shorts
and receivers acting for the country.
Oats were Influenced D. the strength in
corn and ruled firmer. Tue range for Sep
TENDER was Is.
Provisions were easy at the opening on
the very heavy live hog receipts, but trmed
up later on the advance in corn. Com
pared with Saturday night, September
pork is unchanged. September lard -
cents lower and September ribs GEMS
lower.
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At least two umpires yesterday got into
hot water, McQuaid, at Baltimore, for
his manifestly biased ruling in favor OF
Boston. In the ninth inning Baltimore
bad three men on bases when Reitz at
tempted to score on GleasOn's cut to field.
He was clearly safe but was called out and
the chances of the Orioles were then and
there nipped In the other case Umpire
Sheridan narrowly escaped mobbing at
milwaukee,.
Boston is now leading by so many
lengths that the probability is tina club
will hog the pennant once more. New
York continues to climb and may yet give
the bean-eaters good tussle.
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CLOSING sFOJK QUOTATIONS.


NEW YORK, July 30.-Mouey on call easy
AT per cent. last loan per cent. closed /
Der cent Prime mercantile paper 3aj per
cent, Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 s1ya
for demand bills. and 81 SIZE for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, - Ssa4 sgl4 Com
mercial bills 81 o6l4a5S. Silver Certificates
STATS.
The total sales % stocks today were
IS. l5I shares. including: American Sugar,
s.. $50. Burlington and Quincy, $i.luo. Chicago
Gas SGD Consolidated : Gas 3 4Ol. General
Electric 3 loo: Missouri Pacific 30; North
west 100; Rock Island II +OU; ~. Paul l. UJ1i
Western Union 1 SO.
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COTTON MARKET.
New CLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. July 0--Cotton-SteaGy:
sales spot 40. TO arrive - Ordinary SIS:
GOOD ordinary 61s: low L. iddiing 65s, mddling
69s; go d middling lilo. : iddling fair 5-l6;
fair 81, nominal. Receipts net To-: stock
41734
Futures easy: sales 27.5eO July Sc Se6a Al:
september Sd 34a6 /: October - Sass 3;
November 81 44as6 -; December s. 5Sa6 a;
January So 59a6 90 February IS 5Ja5 %;
March la - April ST 75a6 IS.
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Coffee Options.

NEw YORK July 51,-Coffee-OptiOns
opened irregular near months 5al0 higher and
months 5al0 points lower, ruled generally
firm on European buying and local covering.
closed firm AT y points net advance on Aug
ust and September sales l22J0 bags, inClud-
ing August. Sl46O; September, sl3 .;s<i IS -;
October. il3 50; December, 81 sC9l2 80; and
March Sl230.
spot CofTee-Rio. Steady; No :, 10; Mild.
quiet; CordOYa, l9alSl4.
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Sugar Market,

New YORK. July 2S.-Raw, steady, fair
refining ll-l6; centrifugal ~ test SIS. Sales
> 900 bags Cuba centrifugal at Breakwater 20
test at 3ls c 1 F, Jgb1gs;D rmOrera centrifugal
spot 96 test at IS ex ship. 10 bags Cuba MuscO-
vado 50 test at BreakwBter > ll-l6 G | +; ! go
bags Cuba molasseS sugar at Break water -
test at rs G F. ~ bags Porto Rico molssseS.
20 test at rs c F, and 80 DemOrera spot at
234 ex ship. Refined-tirn; cru he'd 5lsa5 5-l6;
powdered ll-IGai5s; granulated 7-l6a5s.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July 80 With the largest
run of cattle since October. 1893. the trade
stood quiet and weak. Good light handy
steers OF extra quality sold early within
Solo cents of the closing of the week, but
tue market was heavily burdened with all
other grades of native cattle and the cnr-
rent OF the trade was sluggish at 5@
cents decline. The proportion of Texas
cattle was small, the total In quarantine
falling below 5000, while more than ~. 600
were crowded into the native division.
Shippers and slaughterers bought on a
liberal scale, but the supply, fully double
the arrivals of the opening day last week,
was more than ample and the market
turned weak and closed fat at 15@2O cents
decline before the pens We're anywhere
nearly cleared. Few steers were good
enough to sell above S460. The bulk Of
the good to choice fat steers went at 81 10
@i50 ana plain to fair grassy steers
around $3.50. Feeders met with a better
demand than at any time last week, many
young steers selling to local dealers around
81 S. About 1900 western rangers and
nearly 1900 Texans sold quite readily.
Today's arrivals or hogs were the largest
for midsummer month in the history of
the trade. Early estimates placed the sup
ply of hogs AT $1,000. Such a supply para
lived the market at the start and prices
fell back 15@20 cents at the first turn. An
occasional sale of extra prime heavy aud
fancy light was made early at 50 10, but
most of the really choice offerings went on
the market at So 1905. 121z. Fair Co good
grades of packing hogs were very Slow sale
at S490dS5, and low grade mixed and
rough culIs were drug on the market at
S460d460. The run fell about 5000 short
of the early estimates but the market con-
tinued to weaken and closed fiat at 20 cents
decline from the closing prices of the week
with upwards of 70, 600 unsold.
The sheep market was fairly active with
prices steady 10 firm for all desirable
grades OF mutton stock. The run was
about 1000 larger than on the opening
day last week, but all good grades found
sale in good season. Good TO choice native
and western wethers sold ut 81 SjId s. %;
fair To good Texas and mixed natives
around 50 30 and culls and thin stuff at
Sl@1 -. The supply of lambs was rela-
lively small and the market had much
better tone than at the close OF the week
with prices 10 cents higher. Prime lambs
81 p; bulk good lambs, 81 1904
ReceiUts-Csttle, 5000; calves, 600;
hogs, 81, 600; sheep, 1900.
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People who Are oftso Placed Ia Fslss Pc
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July S0.-In the dry goods
market the latter half of the day disclosed
a much improved request. Printing clot hs
in demand with sales of about 81. 0v0 spots
at ~ cents less per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
Broke the Wheel Record

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July S0-The smile
bicycle record was broken at the meet here
roday by f. J. Titus of New York The
race was 5-mile handicap. class 3. l.
ID. Cabanue 90 yards) won; L. J. Titus
,>cratch) second; IL. \. Citizens. Chicago,
100 YARDS third. Time, 12:2S 4-5. Titus
made it in 12:2S 80 from the scratch,
breaking the worlds competitive record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31

4St-: Angus, 47iEaIsssc: S-pteln Der 4s5sc.
CoRN-Higher: cash. 4l34c; Aug 43sc; Sept.
i4c; May. 4zsc
OATs-Higler. cash 273sc; August, e91.c
September 24E4c.
PoRK-Lower, Jobbnc SIS 12ls-
LARD-Nominally lower. steam 80 %; choice
81
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July So.-Butter-Firmcr;
western dairy. lsal5: do. creamery l+a2O; do
factory, 1lISal5: Elgins %.
E-;gs-Barely steady; western fresh, iSal4c;
receipts 1. 4s3 packages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
CORN LEADS A RISE
GRAINS CHANGE FRONT AND MAKE
RAPID ADVANCES.

of Weather in Corn Belt
the All Absorbing Topic Among
SDeculators-On tAdverS Re
ports Corn Leads Sensa-
tional Bulge in Which
Both Wheat and Oats
Take an Active
Part-Big Run
of Stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
RAILROAD TRAFFIC RECOVERED

CHICAGO. July 50-The amount Of
freight handled last week Is about what
the roads were handling before the strike
and shows thev have recovered their own
aud are now doing a. much business as be
fore they were crippled. The chief item IN
the free traffic % the western roads az
present is live stock. II these shipments
maintain their present average Il Will only
BE- a short time before the price takes a
tumble, as packers have a. present about
all they care 70 handle, and there seems 10
be no signs Of a let up IN the traffic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31

Nellie-Why do you send out yon
wedding invitations SO far ii advance?
Mile Many OF our friends keep
their money in savings banks, and
have 10 give notiee.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Western League.
L Il Z.

At Kansas City r II K
Detroit ...1 90 I1002 , III u 1
Kansas City..I l : , 0 1 90 , 0-1Olo 3
Batteries-Pears. Borchers and Jantzen;
Darby, Daniels aud Donahue.
At Sioux City r II f
Sioux City.......O 23OOO-5 9 1
Toledo. ? 1 90 0 <-6 0
Bstteries-Hart and Boyle; Hugely and
Mcfarland.
Called account of darkness. Umpire
Sheridan narrowly escaped another mob
bing.
At Minneapolis r II +
Milwaukee. ...2O123 1-9l4 .
Grand Rapids II l o l o O. Q 13 =
Observation-Disclosures and Spies; Rettger
and IObman.
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IL WANTS 4 BRACER
STOCK EXCHANGE WAKES UP FEEL
ING VERY SaAKY.

Depression Quickly DeveIopes In,o
Weakness and the Railway List
and Changers Show Much Dis
position TO Give Way 10 the
Surrounding Influences,
Market Closes Heavy
Industrials show
BuoyaDcy--Su-
gar Rises.
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Cash quotations were as follows.

Nlt>Ll lIll-ls " &c a .'.-lF.
FIour-Weak.
No. = spria- wheat 59asa54i.c. No. spring
wheat, noul No. red 5-a-l55-sC. 40. corn.
4tssc. No yellow corn Sc. No. ust-
uOm'i No. white feso1eC. NJ s white So ASST.
No. = rye ga No barley, u'Tn'l No. 3 nom-l.
Nc. Z. n mi. No / haxsesd : 36lsal -. Prime
timothy seed. - O.. Mes PORK Per bbl
So 5.tssl2 - Lard. per l00 Us. g. eua6 esls
Short RIBS sides. loose s. sat - Dry ss.lteG
shoul derS. blxed. 50 lsAa6 I.te short clear
sides boxed. = eas -. Whisky disulIers'
finished goods, per gallon. $ -
@@~uEsrs-Cut loaf - a.; graduated & g.
Standard \ - -.
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COTTON CROP ESTIMATES.

NEW ORLEANS. July 30-H IN. Neil, the
well known cotton statistician, has issued
a circular letter estimating the cotton
acreage for the growing cotton crop at
.. OOO, 00) acres and the probable out turn
of the growing cotton crop, il there Is only
10 per cent better yield per acre than last
year, at least ;. 800, 900 bales. In this he
allows ., $50 600 for Texas, aud 6,6J0. 90
bales for all other states.
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Westarn Association.

At Jacksonville r II F
Jacksonville. o 5 O02 O. 10 )
Lincoln. % 0 0 O. y =
Batteries-Csrrish and Snyder; Baltz
aud Speer.
Peoria. Hl.-Exhibition game; Peoria,
D; Des NOines, 5
At Quincy Ri +
Quincy. 0 o ] 5 o l Ito 9 3
81. Joseph. o 0 0 o l ? III )
Barteries-McGrevy and Boland; Bris-
tow ana Stein.
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ST. Louis.

81. LOUIS July 3O.-Cot.on quiet; MiddIing
:: sales 80: receipts mons; shipments loo
stock p, 40 bales
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GRAIN AovTNEx-S

On tie Produce exchange today tile butre-
market firm. creamery. lsa-flsC. dairy La
&c. E-Ss. steady. Ie-aSliIxc,
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h-UE On Mn . " t-Itl''5 'V'lt1II-'47s
- Payable strictly in Advance.

NNU I-VfN
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TRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
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~ te - two lines
Prices given under classified heads IN this
column applicable only - locSi advcrti@e-
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above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent I'm cSre ct
the EAGI.E Office should he called for within
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wish reylyS forwarded 10 them stamped rnvei-
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Reference tot0rmer advertisements should
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bulk of it secured bv Dr. Rce's victory in
the Brooklyn bandicap.

Billy Smith, the English featIerweight.
has replied to Billy Plimmer's challenge
to fight in London at IlG pounds for e5G0
side. He -aid hat ait-r the racing sea
son he would be open TO the world at rs
ncnnHs
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W. yz-rs.rl no lad cI.Jraf. EsDE ~
W o--1 ~ = z-rsz. 49, - ----s~~-
llz4ss-. -
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT or TIP FINANCIAL.
~ condition 81 thr STATE Bank ~ e0iSFica 20
tu.ss. b. state - haf-H 90 the c-f 90 bushes ga
the I.fl dzE 81 july. $50
L-BDE 3D.
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ARE OUT OF FAVOR
BASEBALL UMPIRES GET INTO HOT
WATER.

McQnaid at Baltimore Shuts off the
Home Teams Chances of Winning
by Calling in "Safe" Man and
Sheridan is Nearly Mob bed
Again at Milwaukee,
Five Mile Bicycle
Record Broken at
Layfayette,I Ind.
Is 4 b al |.
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Chicago Market

Chicago Market
CHICAGO, July 50
The market today experienced the following
range or prices
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KANSAS CITY, July 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, 900; market
medium. steady to weak, heavies, 5d10
cents lower: Texas cattle. lCGl5 cents
lower; Texas steers, 81 00@3 10; Texas
cows, 81 5012 90: beef steer, s. 25@4 co.
native COWS, 81 1902 7S stOckers aud
feeders, - IG@5 40; bulls. 81 J0d2 10.
Hogs-Receipts-S 900; shipments, 1000;
market opened 1920 cents lower; closed
strong; bulk Of sales a 1904 20; heavies,
81 1904 so: packers. 81 1C64 -; mixed,
81 G5004 20, lights. 81 65a4 50; workers.,
- 1894 80; pigs, 81 55G4 -
Sheep and Lambs-ReceiDts. 600; ship
MEETS, $500, market slow and weak.
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OMAHA, July .-Cattle-Receipts 9, 500;
the market was completely demOralized by
thing was sold.
Hogs-Receipts II, 900; the market was
uneven and generally 10 cents lower on &C
count of the butchers strike and closed
very weak with nearly everything sold at
the following prices: Light 81 i0G46O;
mixed 81. 50@465; heavy 460d4 -.
Sheep-Receipts 200; the market was
dull
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The Peoples Column.
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yCu where IL PAYS To advertise.
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OFFICIAL STATEN NJ 81 tho financial condi-
~ tiau OF the EANh Ot pEtHN. state ef h,sH-
s- a. the close 90 b- the assn day u JAY.
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Brooklyn .......lO21 O10-6 8
Washington.....3 o. l 20 10 Is 3
Batteries-KinsloH and Daub; Mcclure
and Mani
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-14
Climatic influence on Health.

1t cannot be denied that the influence of
climate upon the health is great, and it is in
recognition of this fact that physicians SEM
patents suffering with pulmonary diseases
to great distances for ''change of air." But
when the sufferer happens to be too poor to
act upon the advice his lot Is hard indeed.
But it Is not necessarily hopeless. DIR.
Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery can be
had at any medicine store and to it thous-
ands whose cases were considered desper-
ate owe their lives.
Up to certain point in the progress of
Consumption, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is positive remedy. But delay
is dangerous with Consumption. In all the
conditions that lead to it, the discovery" is
the remedy. With severe lingering Coughs
or Weak Lungs, nothing acts so promptly.
Every disease that can be reached through
the Llood yields to this medicine. The
Scrofulous affections of the lungs that's
called Consumption is one of them For
this, and for every other form of Scrofula,
for all blood taints and disorders, and all
chronic Bronchial Throat and Lung affec-
tons, tie discovery" is the only remedy
so certain that, once used, it is always in
favor.
Can anything else be '.just as good" for
you to buy?
Don't you believe it.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-14
How to Make Tartar Sauce.

Put the yolk of one fresh egg in a
bowl or deep soup plate. Commence
stirring this about gently, always one
way; then gradually stir in a quarter OF
a tablespoonful of dry mustard. A box
wood spoon or fork is the best to stir it
with. After you have stirred this for
one minute take bottle of French
olive oil, and drop by drop stir it in. As
it gets very thick, thin with few drops
of Tarragon vinegar or lemon juice, con-
tinuing the stirring all the time. Repeat
this process till you have as much mix
ed as you need. The yolk of one egg will
use up q pint bottle of oil. Add to this
half of a medium sized red onion, a
sprig of parsley, tablespoonfuls of Ca
pers, all chopped very fine. Stir we'll to-
gether, add dash of red pepper. and
you have perfect tartar sauo,.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-14
How to Make Currant Jelly.

Select freshly gathered currants which
are not overripe and mash and squeeze
them through a jelly bag. Put the juice
into porcelain lined kettle and stand
over brisk fire, let boil for 20 minutes,
add pound of sugar for every pint of
juice and stir until it dissolves. Skim,
bring to boil, take from the fire, put
in glasses and stand aside to jelly A
little of the liquid can be tried in q
glass to see if done. A clear, light COL
ored jelly can be made by using white
and red currants Let cool and cover.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-14
Probate Court.

Estate OF Jesse Monroe, deceased. Lii
SENSE granted administrator to sell real
estate.
Estate of Charles Vantine, deceased.
Upon application of the heirs at law of
deceased, order made appointing A. A..
Harper. L. Carr and +. M. Kilbourn, spe-
cial commissioners to meet on the Goth
' day of September next to adjust claims
against said estate.
Estate of Sarah M. Whipple deceased.
petition filed for license to sell real estate.
Hearing Monday Oct. LIST.
Estate of Ellen /. Hartwell, deceased.
Albert III. Howard as principal auditor
Drays for appointment Of an administra-
tor. Hearing Oct. 1st.
Estate of Harrison s. Bugbee, deceased.
final account to be rendered by executor
,sof said estate on Oct. LIST.
Estate of Jennie Scott, deceased. Guy
w. Scott prays that he or some other
suitable person be appointed administra-
ytor of said estate Hearing Oct. LIST.
Estate of Christian Wolters, deceased
William G. Wolters files will of deceased
rfor probate. Monday, Oct. 9Th set fol
Haearing. KATHARINE A. KELSEY,
Probate Register.