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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-30
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LOUISVILLE At BALTIMORE

CLEVELAND At NEW YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-30
Ra1nh Wilkes, Record I.owarad-

HAETFoRD. Coln, Aug. &.-Fine
weather. excellent sport and 4 good crowd
n-aIe tie third days harness racing at
Charter Oak the most interesting thus
far o. the meeting. Ralph Wilkes was the
fsvOrire IL the 2.IS trOt for tie Charter
Ok guaranteed purse of 5000 with Ma
ho-any strong second. The Wilkes
sta on passed the pole aud took the lead
in the first heat Gretchen was second,
with MoLosany right after after her In
hot fight down TIE home stretch. Ma
Iogauy beat ont Gretchen and Stroalia
Tor the heat in tha. order
Ia the second heat Wilkes and Gretchen
had a neck and neck race 10 the three
quarters when Wilkes took the est aud
the mare fell back to third. Goldsmith
lifted Nahogouv under the wire she ID Of
SaiIie Simmons for second place. Wilkes
went 10 tie quarter with = rush u he
third heat with Ssllie simmons sla
Mahogany right AZ hi> suIky wheels TIe
quarter Was made In 80 seconds ami at tie
half the positions were the same. gh-
watches catching 1t ut los. Wilkes he'll
bis lead AZ TIE stretch snd came under the
wire in 2.Iost lowering bis best record ~
Q seconds This was the fastest time Of
the Gav.
2:Is class trotting. Charter OAK stakes
guaranteed $500 Ralph Wilkes won the
r-cr IN three straight beats Time. 2.I1-
PIES 2.ld34 Mahogany, Sa.lie Simmons,
GrrtCu,u. Aunt D-hlah. >troutsa. An
There. Catherine Tryburu, q so started.
Mis- y l~on and Claymors were CIsJauced
,n the frs lie Z
lis class. pacing; 81 COO judge Sterling
won the tbjri fourth aud fifCh uea aud
rice. Highland won tie second heat and
Berk> hire CaUrIertae first. Amelia, Rock
away. Be Peep and O. O. T,v,or also
started. Time, 2.I+l+; 2.ii 1; 2z5 2:1S:
2lS
go class, trot'iHE; $50. Amboy
won in three straight heats: HO-,euse
second. Time, 30. 2.I6- 2.i1.
80 class, trott,- :. $50 Katie 3 won
in three straight heat; LaveIgdt second
Zine. 2SS. $50: ~,
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by Stratbmeath, 50 the judges could not
separate the horses. After many COafabs
1t was decided 10 run of tie dead heat.
but an hour later the owners concluded 10
divide the stske, which wa done.
In the Flight stakes, Wonbzrg, Center
Tenor Galilee and Domino declined the
issue and Lusrre was aided. Clifford was
a strong fayorite, bus Lady Violet
was heavily backed - tue end.
When the flag Tell, Lazy Violet
set Cracking pace aud Clifford
never beaded her until the last eigutn, when
she quit tr.le. Griffiu eas=d up 1. bit On
Clifford, but be had 10 sit down and ride
again, for he mare came again, and they
had bOt finish with the record Uruk-u-
The fractional times We're: l. Is, . 3 ),
= 3-5, 40, l0025 l.l3 lbs - Summaries:
First race furioug-: Harry Red won.
May D4y FLY second, RJundelay, third.
Time l;0l@t.
second-5 furlongs: T.nge to 1 won,
Golden RoI even second, Marietta third.
Time l.0l
Third-Oue mile and a furlon-: Don
Aiouzo end StraJhm-eth dead heat, Red
SKID third. Time lbs
Fourih-FU,urity: Irish Reel won:
Gutta Perc.a second; Sadie third. lime
1.II25
Figth-S-veu furIong~: Clifford won by
a leuCt b; Ltdy Violet second: Lustre taigd.
Tine lbs p
~.xrh-One mile: 81 Michael won: Arab
Second: Speculation third. Time I.4035
Seveuth-Oue and 4 quarter miles:
ilum.ne wOI: Cleaning second, Live Oak
tnIgG. Time 2.o1 -
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CHICAGO. Aug. 29-Heayy receipts, pres
eut aud anticipated, weakened the wheat
market today. and December finished VITA
2 loss OF 3 cent. Corn cl--ed cent
lower fer MAY and September. oats - cent
lower Provisions closed with !Esle
change.
Ia wheat there was only a Roderat spec
ulzJiye trade. The price kept wicain = q
cent rang. The trade practically was a..
local The feeling was again weaker and
still lower, Initial traa-- were a. a..
cent loss. December opened at 80 : c-at :
and sold off 1+E5s cent mo-e, rallied >.
cent becaale dull. changed seine and
closed with Dsee n Der at - esatss The
weaker tone was due mainly 10 the
large movement in the northwest, e.
bles and heavy receip-s ~ primary
markets, ali Of which combissd - make
tas situation weak from the start, tho
start, the prics later On haTi3g slight
rally, Influenced some by tbs gp-uFa in
corn, sud reported heavy exports which
were Afterwards found 10 be an srTor. The
was a great deal Of changing OF SepCem =
her 70 December a. 81 cents difference,
and prominent l0ca. elevator concerns
were credited with doing the reverse.
IN corn there WAS a firm tone. and prices
changed frequently within 518+ cent
range, Tie feeling was rather mixed, the
prices selling OF early aud raliyinZ
later. There was quite free selling
from tas start, and prices sag
gel buck, being contribution Of
Yesterdays decline. The selling AZ tue
start was Influenced BY me more favorabls
crop news. TIE state crop weather reports
being more bsztisa. The rally which fol-
lowed was Sttri bUCed u the prediction OF
the local weather bureau Of fro-ts in
northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. A
feature was be liberal offerings within a
fraction Of y cents for May, hut u that
price a good demand prevailed aud checked
any further decline Que concern was
credited with se.iiug 500, UUC bushels OF May
during the early part Of the session. Out
side markets were ali easier and fractIOually
lower The market opened Z.LA cent de-
cline. and soon sold Of Lt&1s cent more
rallied i cent. easel Of cent, advanced
p ceur, declined ia I. csG5, changed some,
RI ed steady, and closed ~ % cents for
May.
o Is were active aud fairly steady on
good buying. There was free selling by
the eleVa or people, but the drmauJ wa-
fair. The range for Septem Ues WAS Il,
cent.
Provisions were generally firm on light
receipts o. hogs, nTner outside markets,
good buying and rather scarce OtterIuE~
Tue marsel weakened moderately near the
close Compared with last uiX-t, January
pork anu rio, unchanged and lard : cents
higher.
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IUU~ts To }. VEL G1ANF tIX1 ROOM
Il 4 cottage .Or Sale % move lis - = D. 1.s
t.u-- Sa---- I.r--,S = slgl-.-es- Is 81
II ANIAu--UF. !. d. STEWARD VIII n. Y
W ic-E 90 De- Heb tlEU ll- l'....s -slFr
- .--u-, -o- aLsc over 90 ~l -AEle. le---r u
100 c-.-e a. Ds-s a., 4C--.-z --L
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Ff.h Firht. in SIN.

The tavorite sport IN sam Is Ash
fighting. Betting on Ssh sights * such
. passion with the sismeSe that they
VIII STAKE. not only al thei- money
and their goods. but even their wives
srl children. The right 20 keep fight
ing EsA : bestov-<l only bv the kiry
and Is 50 highly paid ~ that the ROYAL
Golfers derive large revenue for zrau--
ing rhs requisite licenses The ECht-
ing tn are little things of four or h7s
ceuti--e,srs long and uot thicker thaa
q calds finger. but they are tuLl %
sight and L. - eaca ether with
Tie utmost ferueitF - soon a. they
are LEI into che sane water In An
nam. taa. tEe sane aluE~erueEt pre-
walls Taer- the E~A are Kept Ia large
clear glass bo-tLes Of v2t--- and Z oue
q t--e bottles IS PLACED before . mirror
tine vicious ll-t e r~A- seeing ais o-Fu
reflection and taking - - % the ere
uly. goes nearly mad v-i-n excitement
a. his ina a.,fsr - gec - his adversary.
Il EEl--5 News
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Sicily ant German have been matched
10 d-ut ten round At rs pounds before
the Seaside Athletic club september 10.
Jim Hall refused 4 purse from New Or
leans D d-Lt Clnyu-kI Yesterday. L Vas
FOR 3 90 aud Hal. said It wa too snau.
Cartwright i the only member OF the
Washing Oa team who has played 10 every
game TINS season, and always II the same
position
Dave B0yl-'s 2-year.old filley. Ny Favor
tie. while AZ wo.k recently on the Horse
II 4veu track At Saratoga, OOlCed Into the
fence aud broke her neck.
There : a movement on foot 10 intro
Guce winter tro-tjng in the south. IL Is
proposed 70 lease th- track a MONTGOMERY,
Ala, Tor nat purpose and give Al extend
ed meeting.
The new half-mile track at a, pena.
Mich, l. peculiarly constructed. The
foundation = sand with = Dire sing Of
eight inches Of cedar bark; over the bark
i placed eight inches Of clay loan, and
the track = very sprlnsy.
Oakwoo5. the 3-year-Old son Of Harry
O'tsi.ou, - probably the best II his age IN
the V-sc. LIST y--S. a. II ,wthCrGr park,
q kwcot. with leo pounds NJ. covered the
E.lte in I..t' 4, le fyllg some or tG= ali-ag-d
cracks behind b,u TIE day following,
VITA IA puu 3 up, he went tie mile and
% yards ~ IA, leaving quite dslt IN
the TSsr. BOA performances were first
class. and stamp OAkwOOd - IL &c front
fight
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Sure Things at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. O., Aug 2a-Th=rs was
one race aud two sure Jbing> today on the
card a. the Exposition PARK. The best
tire Of the dsv WAS made IN the second
heat Of the 30 trot. although there was
l:ttie occasion for sensational driving. In
TINS race. tn four starters did no Vary their
positions tLrOuG bouJ The three heats. Tae
pacing races Went IA Straight heats TO
D-rJford.
FIRST race-2.40. troftiug: Bsssis Wilkes.
3 NJ. ~ Major Fowler, won s-ooui.
fourth ana fifth heats IN 20 go. 2-.2
I.attle won hr-t ard third heats Ia 49,
Aui -. Woo5side Prince thIri, Car =
foarrh J. 2. PIloUe-r and Cseyasse also
s-srtei-
S-coad race-2.30 class: Huron Boy
c. :. ov PsScaS, won IN straight h-S-~,
-. 2.E9- 2.2S: Jeff Davis second Wilkes
Chez third. Jan $50 also red
InIrd racs-2.-0 pacing; Dsr'tord, B- :,
b. CaEra5u.I. vsuS. won IL ~tEslE heats
Tine. 22-. asa. 2.26: Else NuJvood
s-eoud. BrCoiveu bird. Prince VIII
liam. DeayeE, Erie Boy and Russell z also
kTaTreI
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ODD THINGS EATEN BY BIRDS.
Queer Articles Sometimes Find Resting
Place in Their Stomzchs-

Some very odd things are come across
b. the ornithologists who are engaged
IN examining the stomachs OF various
kinds OF birds for the purpose Of aseer-
tanning what they eat and how much
OF the crops they destroy. IN the
stomach OF a crow was found a war
bier. The stomach Of the warbler con-
tanned a caterpillar. and traces Of the
vegetation on which the latter had fed
were clearly diScerned under the micro
scope. Another oddly discovered in the
stomach Of crow was rubber elastic
hand. which had evidently been picked
up By mistake for worm Once II
svhlle bedbug Is found n the stoIn-
ach OF a wOodpecker. Doubtless the
insects are got from pine trees Pine
cones are often infested by bedbugs.
which mus; have lived On those trees
long before taey became human para
sites Ticks. too. which likewise breed
on trees. are discovered occasionally N
birds stomschs. though - rarely IS 20
suggest that the testhered creatures
are afraid 81 them and would avoid
them a a rule.
The insects n a birds stomach ere
ordinarily counted 10y their Jaws. For
example caterpilars have soft bodies,
which are quickly oigested. leaving
their jaws 20 be gradually ground up
and disposed q IN the gizzard- The
Jaws OF beetles caterpillars and grass
koppe-s are made q one OF the most
enduring substances n nature. being
nearly - hard a. the teeth - man
mas They are ver- chsrscteristlc. %
that The difference NAV readily u told
between those Of a cricket. a srrassno1-
pe-. o locust, etc The Jaws foUnd r
the stomach % bird counted and d.
vlded by tvvo. which give the number
a. insects represented Iac&Do- are
ne only birds TIA. go hairy cste-pl--
lzrs 50 FAR 1s = known. The horny
Innings q their EizzsEcs are zouetiu-s
t1aud 50 thicAly perforated ~ The
sharp aud strong hairs % thess insects
a. - - act uall- fury when dried
No. long aFo a crow from Oregon vas
examined whose digestive APPARATUS
oo-tslue6 beetle o. . specie 50 rare
tnzt tae specimen world have ben
Worth EftNen dollars = II had been u
good condition - Bosto1 transcript
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Racing az Independence.

lSDEFENDENCE. Ia, Aug. 2a.-Track
s-.t "a ga her good.
Ia the 30 trot SEQ. continued from yes
Je..sv, Ey~zauJ wen ar--. ttlrt and
fourth heats. Tine. 2-2l. .--g7.: 2.f9
Robert Lee won second hat Time 2:I>-=
lemonee. Pavspet. Authoay. G.=m. Temp
ter and BIN Cox also started
Ia the go pace 81 90 Continued from
We. e-1ayl Badge won second. fourth and
fifth heats IL rs: 2.i5st; 2:l5- RualGo
Won first aud fifth heats n Us. 1-I42.
star Douglass, Miss Graves. Wilaese--.s
Swift Bird, Belle Bess. Roy AGrlau aad
\ rnCe also SERTED.
LAS OF 1891, 5. loo-OnaC1s won in
straight heats Tim. @.le- 2-I .2-i8-.
R.ey :. Denline, Bud Owing a4d Eliza
40 >tal til.
FoaIs o. 1872. p,cjng. ioc0-Pgincess
E9lsiie Won IA straight heats Time,
2lS 2.3u Stella ". la Douglas I. Z
ana ALriton also started
20 pace, 500, .undni~heil - Vera
Co9el won Two heats IN Ill, Biz. Silver
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POST OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Vast Quantities kze Used aud They Are
suppilsd from Warrington

AT the supplies required by the
t5.eo) post Offices IN this country are
furnished from Washington. These
post offices require SIX tons Of station
ery every working day. They consume
25.00o pounds % jute wrapping Irvine
every week. This Irvine comes in balls
and. according to contract. each ball
has four inches u string sticking ont
81 its middle. Thus employees are in
Cuced 10 start uuwran0in- from that
end. Formerly they we're As apt as not
% begin with the wrong extremity,
winding I'D with Is tanZle. 50 that
quarter OF each ball on Al average
was wasted
The e5.cO0 post Offices use NJ 100
r-aus # MANILA paper blanks every
day. One Ct these j put OF the out
side Of every package - letters sent
out from post Offices. bearing the name
Of the sending post office. the date,
etc Half a million lead pencils are
consumed annually II Uncle Sans
postal service. ss wei as 200 quarts
OF InucilaCe. 1890 quarts 81 iak, Io.O00
pounds q rubber bands and 1900
gross OF pens The pens alone cost
8. Ooo every twClvCu1Ctl. For max
ing pos.nzrl1s =. 0c6 ink pads and So
Geo pounds Of stamping ink per an
nun are required SIX million cards
are use6 every year for registered let
ter receipts Weighing scales for mall
are an expense 70 the government OF
$4,000 every year, 600 a week being
needed 10 replace those which are
wc-1 or. broken or burned Up with
post Offices
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DIR. j. l.. BENNETT.
Is6 y. Main ~. Wichita. n.
THE sAClLu or SMALLPOX.
Valuable Experiments nv = Raes.rioioTass
Death stops Hls search.

Dean stops Hts search
The bacteriologists a. the congress
Of American physicians and surgeont
exchanged some surprising experiences.
saws a Washington letter - 81 LOUIS
Globe Democrat Or. harold Q Ernst
81 Boston. however. contributed the
most wonderful Of al The stories OF
germs aud cultures. Dr. Ernst told
how the lato DE. r. c Martin entered
his laboratory 10 make . study % tho
germs % smallpox Or. Martins
father was the Elau who introduced
The manufacture Of corpox into This
country. lie maintained this industry
FOR many years and then turned IA over
90 his son The latter continued IA.
production q virus for vaecinztb0o
purpose, bat desiring - learn faors
about the disease for WATCH be vas
manufacturing the preventive, be ekfn~
- Dr.. krust's laboratory and entered
upou a series q experiments TAX
work he continued anti bis fatal ~.
ness On his death dsd inst p-evious
- a surgical operation. hs committed
. Dr. inst an account of his dlsoov~
cries- This story Dr. Ernst told - the
bacteri0l3zl- Accustomed as they
were % having their cvsaulty taxed
By the revelations IA tAslr peculiar
field ofreseaEch, the.s gentlemen could
hardly believe a tic Tcsulta q Dr.
Martini work
Dr. Martin began hi- investigator
by collecting from snzllPor pstlsnt, .
large nsna1e and VARIETY % uacteriA
lie bred frgn tke-s bacteria Or. n
tAs language - bactersolsgy - gos
cultures Wsth thee cultures he IN
o,-aiated the c&ivss AID tAs calves pro
Gueed eovpoz From this eo7spo1 10
took virus ard vaociu@tsd children
The natter ''took" ~ith al ths vigoT
q axe oct v5-gN Tie or>-ztaon va
T-pe&ted until Ir Ezrtsl vas sire hs
had found the bar'eria which causes
smallpox lie de-cria ed Il - rr Ernst
b "a short, fls bacillus with roaar.st
ends
Obtaining tAs ba-ts-1s from u~7rls
VIA small u-ox. Dr. MARTA rvrrr,.tu~>d
iAe-. t1-o1ra 10 fewer tAa1 fJurs~ea
gers48I.sus - sultpr~. lie q pp~d
r-9su.s l1 the tEte co1tz81lnE the f0gr-
teva-h ca-ture and gave thsm - D-.
william Tae after TsociuAt@d with
taes- points AID 70 2~Tfsc. vaeclnz-
tsa7 rsrl.t. in ou- or ss~o e4Ess ~.
Ezrr.a Hiaass = did s0s CARY la srp>r-
t-rerts ar e1euzh 20 ssLa5l A. tlsis
s-ez bis orsu sas~Tvzfipn- Ne tired
tsa caa-r q vac-4ust4on d3Te~t f~eza
culture tEo~s bat no1e = tt~-a ttooE
Bat 10 s-11~--at~a r1a1T ~z-Tss a1Tsrt
f-aa Us cs.szrs fs u-s s1d pvo-2ae-s
ees-r-5x = fat - Erast 10 E1u~h q
t.s virus srut frozr 49, Martin e-sas.tsfa-
zls-t - t-~n F-sT- "a - gTes.-1ea zpes-s
-ce czfVes ~ lzDca 4atsor.s -roz1 - cal
:-sr tzt~s
Before ~ lLst Il- Martin was ssr.
b. zz6 ioss1 80 ha-s- 81 e sras-. pax.
~ te-s thzt Sc o-r remained - -
s15-v1 ho7 ta~ F-a re--1 - pro-
czeed trr e-l.--s 81 a. 90 rzeelat>
~ iaout tLe .at~~-a~- ate Frotzr-laa
~ oy-rpox lie bad p paE1.ed lie
W. ta.-eE-,a reEe~at.1e sft~E err@r-
aI-rz. go e91aet zlu~ u-o~s $50 r-oss-
10y. ~ s-.r o. zzass Is sras.attz flr-
p-z---leal var~.naLaos Sitae-t lar
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nv YsRK, Aug. 2o-Ths dswawari
movement on the Stock exchange received
fresh Impetus today By reason Of the pab-
liearion OF the very discouFas az stats.
msnt made by the Rock Isi-nd road. By
PresIs!sEt Cable n Al Interview bad -
Chicago jerday Ths bears used tie
ammunition thus supplied 70 them. and
TaiGeI Rock Island. the other grangerS,
and, 10 fact the entire active ESt. ssd sue
ceedzd ia forcing prices down materially.
Rock Island selling of Il per cent; Bur
lington g. per cent; -. Paul = per cent.
Norih".> err 3. Per csnt.t Missouri Pa
ClfC j. = Der cent. and New YORK Central
= pes cent. The inIuStriAls were also
very heavy, no-abiy sugar. which VS.
sold heavily on report. that the tariff
was not 50 flVOTable L the trust
hsd been represented. The selling If
this stock was largely by brokers wh0 hSd
ben buyers for - clique dGFiBg the recent
advance. and coaseQ ueatiy wa> believed 10
be Oh liquidation 0t holdings acquired ~
figures much lower than current rates.
bTeak OF - per cent 10 Las. Per cent
was effected before ! o'clock. Daring The
afternoon "A rally - los per cent wzs
IA AIDE. followed by r-Sc'Io1 u 1919 per
cent and fia.l rally Of Z. per cent, tue de-
cline on the Gay being s.. pr cent. The
preferred fell 0f : per cent; the ether IL
dustriais shared - the depression.
Wh skey after having lost H. lead in tie
speculative market was modest TODAY re-
cediRg Z. per cent ami advancing a per
cent on the early trading. and thea de-
cliBed per cent. Disgusting reports o.
the failore % business 70 respond - he
s=ttieGI- 1t u tue tariff quest On was a &c
tor ia tie depreciation IN values. aud the
suggest on That Ine Il sh1 will bs rensw= 81
beXs Dece q Der DID ut relieve he deDreS-
slo-. The greatest depression was eXpe-
rienced SHORTLY before o'clock. and there
after there were Occasional rallies Ia which
several suAres recovered the greater part OF
their earlier losses. while "a some Instances
advances were msde upon yesterdays
hnal sales. Ia the final dealings = fairly
healthy tone prevailed, and the market
closed st-ady 10 Grm. The bond market
WAS fairly active aud steady. The trans
actions aggravated 81 Ia $40
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Aug % -Iu the jobbug
department " STAds. trade Is LuIEm.ug
prices arc hardening ali slOug be Inc and
agents have made The following advances:
AmOsk-NS aud Excelsior checks and
stripes cent, Manchester. Dsnish aud
DourIs :. cent, Lancaster giughams 81
cents, Merrimack cashmere delaiur
per cent n large BUSINESS j. doug Ia
printed goods %ool-n goods disclose
lArg-r engagements Printing cloths trIn
a. 20 C=G.s with safes Of -. JOJ pieces.
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81. LOUIS. Aue. % Wheat. lower; cash
and August, 49554 csnfs; Sep;em Der, %
cents: December. 80. coats; May. S.
cents. Corn, lower. CasI. August and
Septen Ner, - cent; December, 81 cents:
Nav. 49, C uc-. Gtr>, over; C. s-u. -HT.
cents: August. 81 cents: Sept Der. So,
cents: Nay. 81. cents. PurN. higher J0C-
b.nE, S-423 Lard. hi CHER and firm.
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Kansas City G-aiu-

kansas CITY. AuZ. - w heat ~ g
losv-r: No > uarG. A. cents, No. re-.
1904 cents Com I'm, W. y xe.i. 81 s
a. y. cents. Nc , Whit. 81 c-u-~. Oat--
slow: g lower: Ne. = mixed. 81 r5I scents:
NJ. whit. - cents Z 81 cents; Fax
iced SI-l-LtI3 Bran ~ ~ cents Ear.
-sruotuy SIS So. -r-re : GgFs> ~
Rutter-cr-anl=-y - II cents. dairy -
: cents. Egss-slea-E- Il Il cents.
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unsnx Hlsa W.

Good Navy bov, sew y7z so-1s
OCT OF TIA: saIooa- I lep- ven are DO.
s. GeY-zvei a. - drmz bee-.
E.-v-Oh- H., 81, yoa ca zze wrong
] went II % bur ~eDe clgA-oo-s Al pasa
counterfeit dollar OF &C Tea bar1ead-
sr-Iudz.
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NEW YORK, Aug. % There was plenty
Of excitement at Sheenshesd for the dead
beat. in which the owners changed their
n:inds several times aud finally decided 10
divide. and bO- finish IN which the seven
furlong record OF the track was broken by
nearly y second and placed at I:252 ).
In the mile ana furloug handicap, Don
Alonzo was al odds-ou favorjre, with Red
skin second choice. and Strathmearh
the outsider Simms rode Doa Al
onzo Ike tyro, and got pocketed, 80
be had to ride all the way through the
stretch and finally got his horses
nose in front only 70 be nipped on the post
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COTTON MARKET.
Nav O-1aa-s

NET ORLEANS. Aug. 2-CottOu-Elsv::
szleS, 6 j4J: 20 arrive : 30; receipts. 2S3:
stock. $50. lugG~r. IS %: October.
81 s5gt =; Novem Ser. 81 1906 =: Deem
Der. - 1868 JauGsry. 50 -: Feb.
ruary. - 500 %; M-reh, 50 j9lI6 o.: April.
1 s. f5g 6-d6; Nv. SG.5I8G.75; Juge, 90. - a.
4. 19i aIy, 3 S3EES5
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BASE BALL

Louisville, the bartender. dsfe ated B4lti-
more yesterday and allowed Ne y York 10
take second place by a very LIS rrow mar
gin. New York : putting up a wonderful
game, and Is now Ouly 4 poiE.ts behind
the leader
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and EEr.

NV YORK, AuE. - -Butter-Stes1 II.
state factory, IL , cents; creamery, : 2
"a cents.
h--r--NesS: state and Fanusvlvauia.
TIS cents: ic=-hcuss. IL rIs cent?.
western fresh. ia l. cents. caszs, = o.
s. .; receipts. = Sos packages