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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

NEW YORK, July 12-Just before the
close CT business on the stock exchange,
the failure Of L. d. Alexander & Co, WAS
| announced from the rostrum. In view Of
the fact that the firm had DO standing
oblig ,tions on the board, il caused no eN-
element and is OF no importance from \
speculative point OF view, save that the
suspension is due TO the general depres-
sion that has existed in Wall street for
more than a year past. Alexander & Co.
did a strictly commission business, dealing
mainly 10 bonds and they have pract lea uy
rusted out. The commission business Of
" all street has fallen off Sc that many of
tbs firms are merely dragging aloug. pay
! Ing office rent and clerk hire, awaiting
better times. The firm which failed today
admit that they have done lit
tie or no business for twelve
months or more and declare they were
tired of paying out mouey without re-
ceiving auy return. Commission houses
have been complaining or the absence OF
customers for = long time, tue only firms
which have been dong business are those
who operate for cliques in the lndusi rails
aud IN those railway stocks In which pools
have been formed To bull or bear the
shares. This Is the first stock exchange
firm which during the speculative ACTIVITY
LOS gwen u Vic Ashb y 4SaSOA VI iOoe u
business.
TodAy's market was dull and without
special feature. Sugar furnished balt the
total transactions, huctuatIng within :
per cent Opening higher, at go the
stock WAS sold Leayily, bringing out
some large blocks aud causing a break
OF per cent, TO 50. by 1890, rally
Ing TO 9S3s, closing at g1s,
making loss on the day OF l&. Sugar
preferred Oh purchases OF 500 shares rose
per cent. The selling movement in SUI
gar common was nominaiiy based on the
action of the Massachusetts supreme
court enJoining the American Sugar Re
lining company from man ufacturing sugar
IN that state by reason of its failure to
comply with the state law requiring for
elgn corporations TO make an annual re-
port which must be flied with the state
officials. Insiders were reported 10 be
buyers of the stock at the decline and il il
claimed the company does not regard the
action of the court as important so far as
II affects its business.
There was London selling Of st. Paul at
the opening and local traders also sold the
shares on reports of strike on the road
which was subsequently, denied. An early
quent recovery of = and fHal reaction OF
Is. Denver and kio Grande and United
states Leather preferred are each up IL.
Kansas and Texas l. The other changes
are fractional.
The bond market was firm to strong on
d limited volume of business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
ASSUAGED BY PRIDE.
A Grief That Was Overcome by Sense OF
Being Houored.

A Grief That Was Overcome by Sense OF
Being Honored.
Many of the old country emigrants
do not wish to give up their castle
servility when they reach this demo-
cratic country, says the New York
Times. The young wife of man who
has extensive coal interests in Penn
sylvania told some friends the other
day of q recent experience in this re-
gard Soon after she reached her new
home, among her husbands mines, the
child of a French digger" died. Her
husband, as was his custom, sent for
the bereaved parent to offer any assist
ance under the sad circumstances.
There is nothing / want" said the
man, only" and he fumbled his hat,
that milady should come to the
funeral. If this viii happen the grief,
which I have to lose my child will be
lightened in the honor which / shall
have to write to my parents in France
that milady was there" Such touching
Difference, of course, was recognized,
and ''milady" went down to the little
cottage on the day Of the funeral.
When she went in the father sat with
bowed head at the head of the coffin.
His eyes, however, were furtively
watching the door, and the instant she
appeared he stood up. A look of pride
that he could not conceal spread over
his face. With great respect he con-
Quoted her to his own place and she sat
there, the man standing motonless at
her side through the service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
TOR EEST- Houses


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FOE Rooms.
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TO EF-T-Tvr PLEASANT FrF r.sHsD
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
DIR. j. T.. BENNETT
I26 y. Main ~. Wichita. r..
NEW COLLECTING CRAZE.
A h.s>>so wbs IA. Secured HsstOrss1
kuttons by the Bu.heI


People get curious lads. says a writai
in the Pittsburgh Dispatch ! met a
man from Maine, who had travelled al
over the world, lie had not made
collection Of spoons. stamps, auto
graphs. photocFa pins, nor any OF abe
things that are usually collected bg
travellers lie had dlgroGscd frem the
beaten paths and started a new fad,
which seems a. sensible as Mt least the
postage-stamp craze He has a collec-
tion OF buttons, hundreds Of them. -
all sorts, shapes and designs, buttons
from police. frcmen. conSta blalary
and soLdiery of al countries. elites
and toEsnA. "a well AA buttons from
the clothes Of famous men Zach but
ton had history and a long one, TOO,
as told by the Yankee, so ! did no,
wait - hear much about tbsa- Iiut
lie had taken the button. surely.
II mar not be long until the button
cranlos may become prevalent and The
great men Of the lznd VIII not ia
bothered any more by requests fOs
autographs, but IL win DO: VIII you
kindly send re button from one Il
your suits1" The p~ozpcc, Of TIA
statesmen 81 those great United StAto4
having u resort - hooks and eyes in
seIf-defense after having been deprived
OF al their buttons 10 sppes-e The de-
mands Of this coming army % erAnks
may cause some little Joy Ia tho hear:s
o. those who have been YEARLY watch
iEg triumphant tornfoolory ia con.
gress The predicsTnrDts which tha
rev craze might cause are endless,
We might imagine an Ovorohligiag
celebrity being toTccd 70 Keep - he
roern bv thoughtlessly gratifying
those who battered his vanity By tAs
asking. No matter how ths craze ma =
affect the victims, - IL sure TO booza
the button industry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Union Park Trot.

SAGINAW, Mich, June l2.-The races at
Union park today drew out 5 900 people.
Iue track was ia splendid condition and
the wrAi her fine, barring fresh wind. In
The unfinished 2:40 trOt, two heats OF
which were trotted yesterday, only one
heat was required TO finish the race, Azote
taking il hauGily.
In tie free-for-sll pace, Robert J. was a
hot favorite and justified his hackers. Fly
ing Jill. took the first heat in 2.07. but acted
badly IN the other beats and was shut out
III the fourth. Summarize:
Two-Ien rTotting, purse $S00-Azote won,
tides Stanton second, Lyanza third. Time,
P:l4. 2:l2$4, 2:l4]5.
1hree-year- Ola 2:30 trotting; purse 300
Loyelace won; Nezeylire second, sylvia {.
third. Time, 2:2SJ5. 2:34. 2:3014
Free-for-all pacing; pure sl,O0O-Robert
a. won, Online s-coud. Guy Jr. third
Time, 2:07, 2:0S, pos, 209t3.
1earlng pacing; purse Sl0O-Artifice
won, Gold Cure second. Time, 2:27t5.
Two-eIght trotting, stake 81, 0UO-New
Castle won, Alive second, Maud {. third.
Time 2:la$4, 2:2O]4, 2:20l4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

IOEk~oNAL. IS il..4 EATlfNt LADIES -
Il &c iCsf- heath. nj aul~r Them turtn. CEN
hucueu- lhe>- wanting vrry priv 20 anil Qairt
place Csi a d er al Ec-r fos pa tltalaEs- ii9 r. NJ
avenue Wicllta, Asu. a.s "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
ONE MANS LUCK.
It Brought Him n Prize of Money Which
Ruined His Life.


OF former member Of the fire de-
partment of Providence, Z, l., who
died g short time since by his own
hand, it was said by the press and by
many Of the people that his fortune
was his misfortune"
Three years ago this man was q
sober and valued fireman, earning a
good living by useful lie. Then he
drew prize" of eight thousand dol
lars in lottery. He left the fire de-
partment, intending to go into bust
ness" but with this unexpected and IN
earned money in his hands, he fell into
dissipation, and in three years had
spent nearly all the money.
Then, while under the influence of
liquor. or when recovering from it, he
crept into a dark attic and cut his
throat.
The doctors said that the wound was
not Of such character that a strong
man need have died from 1t; but this
man had so debilitated his system BY
excessive drinking that the loss Of
much blood ended his lie.
Such was the conclusion, therefore.
of one mans good luck" in drawing a
lottery prize. There have been many
eases in the country in which similar
luck" has been followed by personal
disaster almost II not quite as great.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
ST. TkmEsUHD's BAND.
Tn. Ritrsi OF shs Crszt Ne- Tori Poll
irzi Organization.

III. Ri,u.i % ,he Ora, Se- Tori Petit
io@i Organization
~ The great associations IN this
country the society Of TsmnanT H.
rroba 5lv the best-knovn. bat taere arc
many things about 70 that not one per
son IN . LEooesnd even "a kew York
city ever learns. For instance there
are probably not over fve hundred PER
Sons outside the members u the -oci-
stv who know tnat the rituzl retains
any q -. old Indian customs, Or that
the society has s9ngs q "a own. TA4ch
az surg alulo-t every 'Ial~ u meets.
Tamr.zuY vas nsua~d n honor % 50
Tzrnuzrr. or Ttmrugud. tl0 great
c1lcf q tae Iselz7vare Indian. who vas
noted f9r his s@gaclfy. wisdom, and
kind. rsss and a su1poset 20 - buried
- lie Delaware river near Port Jervls-
Some rearr 40 a. ths gE.r-rs u=~t
- wea- Indian costume even % the
hss15-ess q f~ath~rs. bat row fhe~
wear aaIT sash The szclezns 7.ea~
b.us Sal =, sasnes decorated with 5eas-s.
which tradition sav were s-r1ug -
Indian rnaidere Zach alec wears q
jewel Ths % c~-s rrs- crr lscu saetef,
sls1 decorated ws-a sa1s. 49, thry
have q jewel
~ social z.eet. ~ fhs-e is pz-sa@-
- ch tar 2 chief .-z~e Hs eoea aal
bezr az1ak. err do cay - ths r~a-ss.
tut the father - che roaue- carries
~ .inz-s lrered to-sa-@-rf aaa -
vs--lrzle nas oss. te9 W IL tt-~ s-F .-s
holds zlsft liberty cap. Tie r-aecs-
sicu goes IN Iad-an G.e. and tas saaga
With th~ @t-asa SzoE - RAG oz-.-l-.-
czE3 4fEea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
AN ARCTIC SONG BIRD.
An Explorers Touching Experience IN
Fields Of Ice.


II has been remarked that there is no
music in natures solitudes Of ice. Mr..
II. ". Glider, who accompanied thu
sledge expedition Of 1879 through Great
Fish river and HAYS river regions, al
Iudes with some feeling TO one little
living scrap OF song that he met there,
and the struggle il cost him 20 lay vio-
lent hands on the only species Of arctic
creature that has tuneful voice.
II shot two OF an apparently distinct
species q snipe.7 he says Ito preserve
their skins for the Smithsonian institu-
ton collection. One was distinguished
By sweet. simple song. somewhat sini-
lar 20 the lark's. its silvery tones guSh-
ing forth as II in perfect ecstscy OF en-
joynent Of sunshine and air. az The
same time rising and posing itself upon
its wings
1t seemed almost inhunan 70 Eill
the sweet little songster. particularly
as Il was the only creature / saw n the
arctic that uttered pleasant song Al
other sounds were such - the scream
Of the hawk and the gull. quack o. the
duck. the yell Of the wolf the ~oo-.
oof-- - the walrus OF the bark q the
seal-all harsh snd unmelodious. save
the tones of this sweet little songster.
Nothing bat starvation or scientific re-
search could Justify the slaughter q
one of these iunoceuts-
Il believe ! shut nv eyes when
pulled the trigger q nv gan md
know my heart gave = reEretfui thurap
when / heard the thal q - poor
bleeding body Oh the ground 7-H&rri.
sons Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

L1eds, Abbott or Gibbons 70 fight him for
50 90 or SO 900 a side at 135 pounds.
There is friction in the Leigh 81 Rose
stab = and all the horses. including Gift
ford, Lazzoroue, Hand pun. LtBeile aud
Ducat are 10 be sold at New York d month
hence.
Negotiations for the boxing match be
tween Dixon aud Griffin have fallen
through. and the champion feather-weIght
viii now take a rest aud do no more fight
ing till fall.
The outlook for boxing is rather dim at
present. All the contests for which
licenses have been grapted in Boston have
taken place, aud it is reported that no
more licenses will be granted By th-
authorities Of thaG city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH

a. E. LAWRENCE. Manager.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Dav for Seo-nds

NEW YORK. July 12-The attendance at
Brighton Beach today WAS a. good as usual
which means very nearly the capacity Of
The grounds. Tue favorites ySent down
again, although second choices were gen
orally the ones tn canse the upsetS
Governor Fifer WAS the favorite in the
opening race, ard the McCBfferty contin-
gent backed him as il it Was all over. Clio
rIana was u little too much for him, how
ever, and in whipping finish she won by
half length.
Harry Reed was the choice in the race
and Dyer plunged on him. Little Ella led
the way for awhile, then Monaco and Har-
~ Reed took Up the running, and try as
hard As be could, Sims could not sc, near
70 Monaco, who won easily by length.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

CHICAGO, July 12-Wheat early pre-
sented fairly active appearance, but be-
fore the close the interest died out to a
great extent. Opening trades were at Is
a. 4 cent advance and gradually sold up
to s cent. worked back cent, changed
some and closed az 4 cent decline. The
bull feeling was chiefly due 10 Northwest
ern news, there being some talk In that
section of drought. The cash business of
yesterday no doubt proved something of u
factor, as did the advance AZ New York
aud reported rains in France. On the
other baud cables were lower, the Price
Current very bearsh and offerings of cash
wheat were said to he increasing in the
country. The advance seemed to exhaust
the Immediate supply of anxious shorts,
and a good reaction occurred.
Corn was quiet but wei. supported in
price, the closing showing n gain of q q
q cent. About all the corn here is held by
one individual aud with no regular eleva-
tor business as yet. shorts are not little
concerned and are disposed TO cover
Offerings of July are very moderate aud
the demand at times was quite urgent
Oats were steady and advanced Ease,
with light offerings aud better buying but
the advance dill not hold. Prices closed
steady at Is cent lower than yesterday.
The prospective renewal of railroad traf-
fc had rather a weakening effect upon the
provision market The market opened
firm. but became rather weak and in the
end was z cents lower than for Septem-
Der, pork % cents for lard aud ~ cents
lower for rios.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 81 CARS; oats, 45 cars; hogs,
II 700 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Handsome Won SI2.s75.

CHICAGO. July 12.-Haudsome won the
HYDE PARK stakes 1t Washing on park to-
day and landed Sl2,S75 for Ell Corrigap.
besides a lot of money ia wa-ers. The
other races were cheap Cash D,y, n II
{. wen the first in gslop. The 2-year-old
Gentle Edwards had 10 trouble in landing
tie third Christ beat Patrick in drive
Tor tie fourth. Fifteen maideus came TO
the post IN the fifth rage, and the imported
lilly Full! Measure made - runaway race
OF II. The last race was an all-age sprint,
split OF the second, and was won by the
iavorite, Pop Gray, in the fast time OF
l:lJ...
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Wichita proauce md Frnit.

Market steady. Wholesale prices are as
follows:
Sweet corn ) cents per dozen cu-
cumOers - cents per dozen, potatoes 6c,
turnips SOC per Dushel. lemons, per box. - o.,
oranges per box S42l; bananas, per bunch,
81 Jla3 10: cocnanurs. s. 90: peanuts. > O}i6 %:
waluuUs, Sl200al4 90; asparagus, ;SDc per Oxen
bunch: radishes. long red, luc per dozen bu nch,
new beets, I5c per dozen; caul.tiower. 60c per
dozen: lettuce, lUc per pound; beans, 2ihc per
pound; tomatoes, s. y per cIBte; wild goose
plums. - OF cases 81 -, purple damsons = %
per crate. Red river sand 81 80 per bush ell.
Apples choice summer varieties. S3 - per
barrel, fancy eating apples $ 81. Cabbages,
lk3a2c per pound. Cheese, Nonng America,
l3isc. twins l2c fats l2jac. Crawford Co.
Penn, full cream cheese I4c, Swiss iOaves l9c:
pickles, small hf bbl . IS, 10 gal keg s. 90 gal
- IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Western League.

At indianapoiis- r H +
indianapolis. o 0 5 "a l 0 90 DO 10 /
Kansas CiCy....0 q U o 0 o O. 2
Batteries-Donuelly and Murphy; Hast
ings and DouaEue.
At Detroit r II +
Detroit. ........O OOOO22O FLIP l
Minneapolis. % 0 600 ) 90 O. u 3
BsJtsries-Gayle ard Jsntzen; Frazer
and kurreI.
At Grand Rapids r II E
Grand Rapids 20 3 46 l O-25 % g
Sioux CIty.......l 3 0 2--l3 - 4
Batteries-Rhines, Welsh and Callopy;
Jones and krausr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 12.-There has been
more business; many buyers in the market
and the inquiries of the previous day have
developed into purchases OF staple. colored
and fancy cotton goods. Also some staples
shipments were on memorandum. Traus-
pOrtation is better in ali directions, The
tide has turned. Printing cloths in bet
ter demand.
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Bri ANNA Beats Wig lant

HUNTERS QUAY. July y The sixth
race between the yachts Britannia and
NiEilant which have been rivals, AMI the
second Of the races over the ROYAL North
ern Yacht club course, was sailed today
The result WAS practically tie same As in
the five preceding races. victory Of
the PRICE OF Wales cutter Il i,aunia.
which tel time allowance of three min
uies. There was more wind than during
Yesterdays contest Fifty miles was sail
e'. The britannia mad slightly the best Of
Z off
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
GENERAL sPoRTING NOTES

-aHy was tie first league player to
n'"~e leo hats. passing the mark Monday.
q. =. johnson, the cyclist. denies the
rumor that he VIII leave Class b. become
professional, or 90 to France 10 race Zinl-
mrTman.
Sandow has posted $4,000 which he
oilers 10 give Romulus or Atille. the
strong men, # they duplicate the formers
feats or strength.
Joe Nalcoit the colored lightweight. has
posted 81, eco aud Challenged NcApiifTs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
WHEAT FALLS BACK
MARKET OPENS At AN ADVANCE
BUT SOON RECEDES.

Early Trades Promise Activity, but
Interest Soon Dies Out on Lower
Cables and Other Be."ish In
cidents-Corn Shows Gain
but Oats and Provisions
Recede-Live Stock
Men Resume Bus
mess and Val
ucs Decline.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

Boston has again tied the Orioles for
FIRST place in The pennant race and today
game will be anXiously awaited by cranks,
yyhe, for the most part, detest the bean
eating toughs and would rather SCI any
club in the lead than the one that has
hogged the blue ribbon so often. New
York sticks to the leaders with great
tenacity, and the Giants will be strickly IN
it if they can just get streak OF baseball
lnck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New York. july -Butter-Steady. west
ern dairy l013ai4lsc, do creamery l4al9c, do
factory l0al4c, Eigms l9c, state dairy l2IISc,
do creamery ljai9c.
Ecgs-Weak: state and Pennsylvania, 1ll9a
l5ls: western fresh l!sal2 ,; cas- Is ST. JOS2 So
Receipts, AIS packages.
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ST. LOUIS, July 12-Wheat--Lower; cash
SIC; July, $3.50; August, $3.50; September 53l6a
So g; December, 535sC-
CORN Higher; cash. A.; July, 40c; August
5ql.C: September. 3%i4c.
OArS-Lower; cash, 5sc; July, 8314c, bid;
Aug. 2S9sc; sept. 2s3tc.
PoRK-SJeady: jobbing SIS 30.
LARD-Lower; steam, 81 ID; choice, S. 1212.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS..


NEW YORK. July l2.-Money on call easy
at I per cent. last loan per cent. closed I
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3aj Per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills AZ 81 So
for demand bills. and 81 s7i4 tor
siXty-day bills; posted rates. 81 sss4 - Com
mercial bills 81 s4L4. Silver Certificates 64a6j.
The total sales o. stocks today were
ll2l5 shares. including. American Sugar
$3.50; burlington. 6.lC0. Chicago Gas, 135si;
I-nion zoo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Coffee ODtioO7

NEW York July l.. -Coffee-Options
opened steady 10 unchanged. spot Coffee
Rio. quiet; No :, 1919. Mid quiet; Cordova.
Iatl94 Sales 600 bags. Rio No. and 9 afIOat
basis l5c for No. {; so bags Rio Oh spot al l7j4
for he coffee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

Ex-PBZzDEST JAsEs Nc-osH. q
Princeton. has completed the manu-
scrip q MS Own oiographv- Cd. has
no, decided If tn. wo-. shall appear
ou-ias his lifetime
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Sugar Market

New YORK. July l2-Raw. firm: sale
Yesterday ,6J0 bags cuba centrifu-al-. 20 test
ar S1sc afoat. e. and f., 100 bags Cuba molasses
- test at 7-l6c. G. and I. and 81 tons Trinidad
Muscavado spot So test at > ll-lo landed. Re
fined quiet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
wichita Produce and Poultry.

Market duh.
ducks. full feathered. A.: geese. live, &c; tur-
keys: hens, live, DC; turkey toms, live, &C;
roosters, &c: spring chickens. Sc.
Produce - butter, creamery, 2Dc; choice
country, Sc: eggs, with cases, Dc; hides
per pound, No. !, 2l9c; No. :, Lee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

TINS IS the kind 81 weather that
ries mems soles," said SlcYkins. as he
stepped into a muddy pooL-Buffalo
ExpreSS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
GRAIN MOVEMENTS
ST. Louis Grain

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market steady; creamery. l2lsal11zc; dairy
Liable, Eggs, unsettled, 9GlOc.