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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-21

CHICAGO. July 20.-The demand for cat
tie i not much improved but the market
. had firmer aud healthier tone With
scarcely half as many received a. the day
: before and the prospect OF moderate AZ
rivals for the next three or four days. buy
ers appeared TO experiences partial re
neyvei OF confidence. and while they seem
ed l0Ath to pay any advance the reported
sales showed prices 10 he fully steady
! Good 10 extra and medium weights were
stronger than the heavier kinds, bslt there
were no siEus OF weakness anywhere.
Sales OF dressed beef aud >hippir steers
were generally At 81 - and 81 80. a I'D cows.
heifers aud bulls sold principally a. 81 -
aud S275, The calf market remained
weak: siockers were firm.
The boz market remained veal. and IN
settled The best grades sold within >
but rough packing showed a los. OF 10 to
Is cents. The latter We're not readily >oid
even At that GeclIue. Mixed 70 > rlme light
weights were active aud 80 were prime
heavy. but the general market was du I.
The tu3 OF the market for heavy hogs was
- 10 and a. high a. S5u5 was paid for
light The hulk Of TIE trading. however
vsS al 81 - -. Some rough stuff >Oid 81
- sec % aul cul.s were quoted al 8
49,
During the first halt Of the week under
review. the sheep market Wa lpComFars-
niy the worst that sellers have had ~ coz
tend with this year. Almost the Lowest
prices ever known prevailed There Wa
absolutely no shipping cemnGd- The
choicest wethers could not be sold for - -
a. @. while ordinary grade hr0Cgns =
, 81. Poor stuff could 10 @~-tv lie gwen
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Coirur. Hints for Childish Tresses.

once a month is quite often enough
60 shampoo your little ones locks, I'M
less they are exposed to great deal Of
dust and dirt.
The foolish vanity which employs an
iron as u beautifier viii bring in time
many anxious moments TO the person
who thus treats children's hair.
Allow the hair to grow naturally,
and by repeated brushing train II ar
tisticallv about the brow and temples.
Picturesque L-tks are due TO pains
taking mana cement. as a rule, rather
than natures generosity.
Train your girls to brush their hair
a. stated times. There i no habit
which they learn that will bring in
better returns for the pains taken than
.hiS one.
If your littIe daughters tresSes are
naturally curly treat them with gentle
ness. SO many curly heads are looked
upon by their owners as positive mis-
f.artunes.-GoldeD Davs
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Tn.p.' d Coior.d cbIldren.

Did any one ever see little colored
girls playing with any other sort II
dolls than white ones? Perhaps such
little girls sometimes have black dolls,
but the writer often sees them az their
doll play in a street which i almost
exclusively inhabited By colored Peo-
pie. and has never seen them with any
but white dolls Generally the dolls
are quite blonde Il = not Cor want %
black dolls in the stores; they are
numerous enough, and are much
favored or white girls The reason for
il =. OF course, a verE pathetic story
the long story Of a race enslaved and
despis,-d until i has % q great extent
lost Is pride IN itself and come TO court
another By habit which - a second
nature. The nula,tO-s and quadroons
are given a certain precedence and
honor by the blacks, and the little uu-
Iatto girls viii have none but white
dolls. and blondes a. thst--Boston
Z transcript.
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CHICAGO, July 20-Wheat continued its
decline today, influenced largely by the
favorable weather and weak GU tside mar
kets September closed Is Of Il cent lower;
September corn and oats closed unchanged
and quotations slightly lower.
Wheat was dull Opening trades were
at g decline and it gradually sold down
%@Z cent more. rallied 5W14, easod off
a. changed some and closed steady. The
general tone was easier and prices from
the start were lower, influenced by rains
| in the northwest and cooler weather. the
weakness displayed at outside markets
and the rather easier tone of cables. There
was an impression that a good portion OF
the shorts had covered on yesterdays
close Northwestern and southwestern
markets were relatively weaker than here
and private cables were more bearlsh than
public ones. There was A rally later on
infiuen need somewhat by the advance at
New York and reports of exports at that
point The markets eased OF again alter
the rally on the report that wheat WAS to
be shipped here from oledo.
Corn was easy for near futures, while
the nearby deliveries were rather firm The
easier tone was attributed entirely TO the
rairs and showers over the corn belt. Ow-
ing to the small movement aud moderate
stocks the near futures ruled quite firm
The range for September was &c.
The feature in oats was the advance of 4
cents In July without trade, and the re-
action of l cent. The market was steady
on scarce offerings, with 4 range OF sc for
September.
Provisions were lower on liberal live
hogs receipts and offerings by packers.
The market frmed up near the close on
some buying. Compared with last night.
September pork is 10 cents, September lard
% and September ribs 5 cents lower.
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Good Sport at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 20-This was
favorites' day. For the first four races the
selections Of the wise ones went through
without break, while Murphy. the last
favorite, was beaten by but a nose. He
carried "A heavy load of money. The sport
was good, the track and attendance fair
Summary:
FIrst-Three quarters mile, selling;
Southerner won, Silver Bill second, My
Violet third. Time 1:l915.
Second-tive-eighths mile: Cyantha
won. Maud ID. second, Lucy Day third
Time l:04
-Eleven-sixteenths mile: Brown
wood won, Halcvon second, Crab Cider
third. Time l:09$I.
Fourth-One mile and fifty yards: Mon
tell won. Hotspur second, Josephine third.
Time 1:5lJ5.
Fifth-tlve eighths mile, selling: Pas
time won, Murphy second, Viola third.
Time l:05.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
DUN'S REVIEW.

New YORK, July COR. q. Dun g. Com
pany's weekly review of trade, which is
sues tomorrow, will say: The effects of
the two great strikes have not yet entirely
worn off and meanwhile disagreement be
tween the two houses of congress has
made tariff uncertainties more distinct
and impressive. 1t follows that the Gus
tomary test OF the condi ton of business
are less Instructive than usual The finan-
cial situation is somewhat less feeble
because the exports of gold have been re-
summed and are 3. 300 900 for the week, but
treasury receipts have been 81 0I6 39l for
customs against g., 9j1. 57i last year, and
s. Az, 513 internal revenue, against S2,919,
SIS last year. The extraordinary payments
to anticipate the increase of taxation on
whisky are rapidly locking up a large
amount of cash and taking from the
government part of the expected increase
OF revenue. while the current loss III Gus
toms receipts is largely due to the post
poneuent of imports, in expectation Of
lower duties hereafter. Thus, the treas
ury has been gaining in balance at the ex-
peuse of some loss III revenue hereafter.
Wheat has been skating on thin ice
with chance of breaking through and
making the lowest record ever known and
has declined cents for the week. With
railroads generally blocked in the wheat
telt, it is "A satisfying indication that the
western receipts are about two-thirdS of
last years, 2,211, 5I4 bushels, against 3, 02S,
319 a year ago. while the exports from At
lantic ports are Insignificant. only 612 402
bushels against 226S. 267 last year. The
enormous visible supply has less actual
weight in the market than the prevalent
conviction that government estimates CT
yield are widely erroneous.
Corn has advanced "A shade with no sat
iSfactOry reason for the prospect Is eN-
cellent FOR "A large yield. A great specula-
tiou in oats has begun to liquidsre with
the customary losses to the wise men who
knew all about it. Cotton has declined n
fraction and all indications still point to a
material increase of yield.
The most hopeful sign noted this week
Is that failures continue comparatively few
and not very important The aggregate of
liabilities for the twelve days ending uly
II was 81 $50. 800. of which 81 400, ST. was of
manufacturing and 81. 46S. 204 OF trading
concerns, which is decidedly below the
average for the past half year. The fail
urrS this week have been 24 ia the United
States. against 467 last year, and a ia
Canada against - last year.
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NEW YORK, July 20-There was less &C.
tivity on tie Stock exchange today than
yesterday. but the speculation was equally
unsettled and prices moved irresuIarly.
The London Arbitrsge houses were out OF
the market, which Was LETT entirely to the
room traders. About the only interesting
financial movement OF the day was the
withdrawal Of =. 800, 600 of gold from the
sub-lreasury for shipment tomorrow One
million of this had been engaged yesIer-
day and the notice OF shipment OF the adj
ditional amount fsile;: of effect on the
sluggish market Tue largest transactions
were in Sugar, aggregating only p. sou
shares. There were more sellers than buy
ers during the morning and the price
dropped g, 10 l0l A rally OF = followed.
after when came a gradual decline TO the
close. the last sale being at l0l =,
within of the lowest figure touched. and
14below yesterdays price. D~tlllers
opened = lower aud then rose Is, but
there were no sustaining orders and the
quo, ations eased off until at the close a
decline of ! = had been effected, making "A
decline of ger cent on the day.
Missouri Pacific was sold down at the
opening. which was quickly recovered.
Another raid was then made on The stock.
forcing il down = per cent, 10 255s. rumoIs
being put 10 circulation that default
would be made in the August interest on
the collateral trust bonds. To quiet the
fears of timid holders, the treasurer IF the
company announced he would cash the
August coupons OF these bonds al once,
less interest at the rat. of SIX per ceut. y
rally of s. -nsued which was maintained
TO the close.
The bond market was in the main heavy
and dull
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SALE AGAIN POSTPONED.

CORyALIs' Or, July 20 Tine circuit
court conve ned today to fix the date and
terms for another sale OF the Oregon Pa
cific Railway company In the absence of
any petition from the Farmers Loan aud
Trust, supposed 10 be delayed in transit
by the strike, Judge Fullerton postponed
the matter till September, stating that on
account OF the demoralized condition of
the railroads in the country, he doubted
the advisability of attempting a sale at
the present.
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HOUSEHOLD sREVIues.

Meat Omelct.-One cup Of hnelys
chopped meat Beat together six egg,
Elk tablespoons OF milk and pinch -
salt Pour half into buttgrcd pan,
and sprinkle over ~ the chopped meat.
When the eggs are partly thicsened
pour in the remaining portion and st
into the oven % brown. slip IL upon a
round platter without folding. and gar
nish with parsley. Housekeeper.
Beef Ssutc - Heat some thick
slices OF tender boiled becf ia melted
butter Keep the dish covered. When
piping hot pour over Tablespoonful
each 81 mushroom cstsup and Norce--
tershire sauce. Serve ou hot plates y
amman will furnish You fat strip e
iron 20 place over the fame. o. De- 80
of when heated for the Pu-pof" -
heating plates and piatterA--thr.stiaa
Inquirer
RAISED D0ughugts-To a quart ~
-four add yeast ~ Tor bread. and svhilo
warm stir into 10 one feacupiui sugar.
three tablespooufuls melted butter or
lard. two eggs, one tsblcspooufui cI1-
uamon- Let u rise over night aud
kncad again ia the morning iu haiI
an hour u wiz - light enough 20 roll
out aud bake. A. taken from me ket-
tie SIZE with powdered sugar.--Cr-Hss
Judd Farmer.
Vegetable pudding Boil fT-n.
white cabbage sfteeu minute, ppur OF
the water and add more from The ho.i-
ing Tea kettle. when tender. dram ard
SET aside Til perfectly cold. chop fno.
adj two besten egsrs tableeI<-oafai
81 butter three tableepoon'sis - frrr
rich cream. pepper and sale - taste.
STR 4. s.ell together and ta.z- sn q bat
tered pudding disa- serve boz. This =
q sp.snd.d way of preparing cabbage
for : change "A ara. I.e.d Az t.Es-
side
-Lvouraiss Potatoes Frsurh -
eipeI Cut cold boiled ir.sa f-ots'a-s
into irregular shapes To essrT quSrt
Il porats.es take q tahiesFe-}l -
CHOPPED oai5us, the same - par 81.
and faree ts5.espoonfuis - baf..rs
Frv the onions ~ the batter uEt.i 'a~P
ARE brown. al1 The potato. s-sas.sn .
taste With sait and peppe- aHd s'~
carefully with 3 fork so as noe - trra-t
the potatoes. when ths.e become ~
.av hot aid f1e pars,TT. cook t7p
a. .uulss longer, ali asrse - g. hos la-.l-
-Hone-
Ham and EgTz us.th i.loe - nee
tr-eaxssst dish ofsers l.ssl ~ sslsn a esp
ful ~ cold boiled rice ls Jeff over Pcs
;as nee - padding .r1 er.'a o. 'rsr
o. ~ crisp shaVlrv.e ~ tri-3 haaa. sea-
s8n zs required and -aaasten 1.ta 1as-<
" cream When very BIZ tr~a@ a.
many eggs a. arr uaats1 earrteiiT on
plate slide fhzsa % upol go tr4 -
re. ard ~; il q h9t 0re1 aat.l cr--'-rri.
a~.t a.tt.as as.ta butter and e.ysnar.
ThaT mar - erau.tet cTs- sai
t-r,u1e.i Z r,-~s,rr-4- .sl4 faaV - ss>a'
s...s.s1 f.s- .As t.su4 svaez ooavr4asak
-Lll.1sr. tsentleIaa-
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HEaIRA OF FOREIGNERS

CLEVELAND, O. July 2l-The officers
of the varjoH, ocean sjeam-hi p companies
in this city ar besi gei by large numbers
Of fore'C ner> ain a:e taking advantage oil
the present ste amshlp war aud consequent
low rates To IL turn t. their native lands.
1t Is estimated IA 4 since the hard times
commenced fGlly coo for cigns have left
the city TO Return 10 E3rope. These PEG
pie are mostly Hungariaus, Bohemlans.
Italians and Slavs, and are leaving the
country for good
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DETROIT, Micn., July 2O-A heavy
shower put an end to the races today after
one heat each in the 2;12 trotting and 2:l2
pacing. Ryland I. was strong favorite
In the former event and won easily in
g:12Z. Belle Flower, Elar T., Miss Tide,
Geneva, David d. KITTY Bayard, Auge-
liue aud Amber finished as named. Ken
tackv Union was diSranced.
Albert E. sold for $50 aud the field for
t50i the PIP pacing. John K. Gentry,
however moved ont at the lower turn and
,vas not headed Time 2:l3 Vassar. Lu-
Gle H. SEAL, Cambridge Girl. Albert E.,
Charley Ford. Jack Bowers, Ellie Powers.
Moonstone, Tom Webster. Alvin Swift and
Nitello finished III the order named.
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THE SATTLEY TRIAL.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2n-Tales o
depositors who lost their money in thu
wrecked Kansas City STE Deposit aud
Savings bank were told in the criminal
court at Independence today, where Cash
Ter Sattley is being tried. Tue case of the
state is still on. Several witnesses testl
fed that they bad deposited their money
which varied in sums of from 500 Il
81, 900, just prior 20 the banks failure, OF
personal assurances from Cashier Sattley
that the bank was sound.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July Notwithstanding
a torrd temporal ure, many buyers were
rntiriug in their duties and all offerings
of seasonable character were looked after
and plany engagements were made in
brown sheetings, bleached cotton=, printed
fabrics, coored cottons, dress gods aud
other specialti es- The tone of the III 4rket
is better and the collective sales were
large Printing cloth IN demand at 2&
and ssl-s at Fall River are reported al
about 400, 900 pieces.
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

Tie Want Columns % Daily Paper tell
yCu where IL paws 70 advertise.
II Won have anything 20 BUY, SELL,
TRADS OR RENT, Try these columns
Is Payable strictly in Advance.
Nc advertisement taken FOR less than l0c.
Gre line advertisements charged same
rate aS two lines
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only % local advertise
n9snts. No foreign advertisements taken A.
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent IN care OF
the EAGLE Office should be called Tor within
Ter DAYS after insertion. When advertisers
wish replys forwarded 20 them stamped enyei-
CreS must beseut.
Reference 70 former advertiseTnt ntS sborld
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II the advertisement should be sent
Not responsible fer advertisements gwen
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements VIII be scent,
Ter line each insertion; average seven Wocts
10 line. agate L. eaSGremrut.
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OLOSIHG STOCK QUOTATIONS.


NEW YORK. July 2O.-Noney on call easy
st l per cent. last loan per cent, closed l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3t5 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at - SSi sa}4
for demand bills, and 81 SEA - for
sixty-day bills posted Rates. "a Ssa4 81 Com
mercial bills 81 sj5saA. Silver Certificates
6ja65.
The total sales o, stocks today were
s. .6&3 shares, including: American Sugar
,. 40: burlington. 800. Chicago Gas, 800;
DistilIers y. 800. General Electric; 1910; Mis-
souri, Pacific 800, X. * W. +. certiicat Is
oourtL asses-rneat paid 3. COZ 81. Paul. s.llJ.
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WASHINGTON PARK EVENTS.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Like nearly ell of the
fixed events at Washington park, the feat
ure of today, the Lakeview event, went to
an outsider. Gath won at odds of 10 to l.
He was well played by his owner. Pat, 20
to ], made runaway race of the second
London, "A to ) favorite, won the fourth
Rover, PLAYED extensively at 3 TO l. landed
the fifth. The last race was won by Flore-
anna, Mt - To l. with Leo Lake second.
The track was slow for the first time
during tue meeting.
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COTTON MARKET
New OIleans

NEW ORLEANS. July 0.-Cotton-Quiet:
sa les 4C1: To arrive -: ordinary 1916, good
ordinary 10: low mlddiiug & 9-l6: middling
Is Ii: good middling l5-l6, middiing fair
1916; fair 9. Receipts %; exports coaStwise
%; stocks p. 800.
Futures steady; sales $4,000; July Sc 90 bid:
August ST 69a6 20: September - 64sS6 80:
October ST 61aS6 -. November ST. 1Sa So -;
December 90 s2aS6 $: January St 31aS6 go Feb
rEary So 95a6 "a; March g. % bid; April = u
bid.
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ST. Louis. July 0-Whest-Lower; cash,
Soc July, $3.50: August, 1870; september,
5U5c: December, 5414c.
CoRN-Lower; cash. 3914c; July. 3y$4c; Aug,
3gI4c: September. 39cls; May. 3ilsc.
tJATS-Cash. Lower, cash 29l4c, July, &c;
August, 2634c; September, $3.50.
PoRK-Lower; jobbing SIS.
LARD-Very duh; 50 IS asked for choice;
Gil IN hid
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he Brute.

Ethel - Fido's barking has really
given me an ear-ache-
Cousin Bob-Try chloroform-
Ethel-Is that good?
Cousin Bob-Fine; saturate sponge,
tie it round his neck and put him under
= tuh.@Iudre.
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Coffee Options.

NEw YORK. July e0.-Cofee-Options
opened steady unchanged.
spot Coffee-Rio. dull; No :, 1914. Mild
quiet; Cordova. l9algj4. Sales 100 bags. Rio
No. sag to arrive per Cantinia a. 1872 FOR No. :.
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The aieha aailu Eagle: Saturday 1orme gu1u H. 1894

away: u WAS offered at s1@l.50 without
aItractiig buyers. On "Wednesday the de-
inand improved il little AMI prices have
strengi hened some since. Lambs. which
1t the beginning of the week sold at about
the lowest prices ever known, have also
gained strength within the last three DAYS,
present quotations being S3G4 60 Sheep
are quoted anywhere from SL25@3 CO.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; calves $40; hogs
Is, 900; sheep 6,0O0
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OMAHA, July .-Cattle-Receipts / ,2o0;
the Was not much change i'll the market
There were few good beeves which sold
shade stronger, but there Were not
enough OF them 10 test the market. Gem
mon cows Were slow, but better grades
sold readily. Stockers and feeders formed
ii large part of the receipts, with prices
very little.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; the market opened
with shippers buying good hogs at a
nickel decline. the late market weak
ened. Light, 81 6)64 50; mixed. 81 7oS
50; heavy. 81 10d4 So
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The silver Lining.

Winebiddle-Therei is one advantage
about the coupon business the daily
newspapers have gone into.
REPRESENTATIVES. is it?
Winebiddle - There isn't so much
TOOK left for baseball affairS--Judge.
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Lingering.

Did Your late boarder succeed in re-
moving all his elfec ts?'
Il shoIld sly not. rejoined the land
lady. Il don't suppose can ever get
the cigarette smell out q the curtains"
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Scientists In EeaIIifn.

First Passenger-Who is that man
drinking from that rusty mug chained
To the water-cooler?
Second Passenger-That is Prof. de
Science. author Of Disease Germs in
the Communion Cup"-N. Y. Weekly.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
2
Flour-Easier.

No spring wheat 53sla5514c No. spring
wheat. nom'l, No. , red 5314a543sc, No. . corn,
421sc. No. 3yellow corn 423sc, No. oats
nm1. No. , white 39c. No. white 35a:}9c.
No = rye 42c. No . barley, n'm1. No. 3
nml, No. 4. 42c, No 1.faxseed 81 2lal -, p time
timothy seed, So o. Mess pork per Dbl, SY2 Ava
l2.5s1a. Lard, per 100 pounds, 50 SOaS2ls, short
ribs sides, loose, ST. 62Iaa6 10. Dry s=Ilted
shoulders boxed. So 0Os,6 l2l5 Short clear
sides, boxed, SO SHEAR 90. Whisky distillsrs'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 30
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Butter and Eggs.

New York. July 90.-BuIter-F irmer; Wes-
ern dairy l0al4c. do creamery lSslSC, do
factory 9lSal4c, Elgins lSC, state dairy
l2al7Lsc. do creamery l4laa!Sc.
EACs-Firm: state and PENNSYLVANIA. IL;
western fresh. l2alS; case, 81 O0al9j. Re
cpIpts. 1000 packages.
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KANSAS CITY. July 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipIs, 1890; b-st steady; others weaker;
Texas steers. 81 1913 10; Texas cows, 81 ~
az %; beef steers, IS S094 40; native
cows, 81 50@3 p; stockeTs aud feeders,
q 50G3 e.; bulls and miSed, 81 55@2 10.
Hogs-R=ceipts-6,9 900; shipments. 500;
to Toe lower: bulk Of sales 81 3064 81;
heavies, 81 .06i 81; packers, 81 1904 81;
mixed, 81 65@i So; lights, 81 55,g4 s5;
workers, a 1904 70, pigs, 81 1914 o..
Sheep-Recelpts, 500; shipments, 200;
market steady
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Western Lea que.

At Sioux City e II +
Sioux City.3 O20OO02 ssh 5
Kan. City, o 90 , o 0 o o O. . 9 5
Batteries- Cunningham and hraus;
Hastings Daniels and Donahue.
At Grand Rapids L II +
Grand Rapi6s. o o. 90 90 II 6 ;
Tulr,io. 0 0 0 0 > 4 "a
Bait ries-Balsz and Spies; Hughey and
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New YORK. July 2O-The following table,
complied by Brads rrest's. shows the total
ciearings Al the principal cities, and the per
centage OF increase or decrease. a compared
with the corresponding week last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-21
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
st. Louis G. ain

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market firm; creamery. 21salIc; dairy
IaI4sc, Eggs, steady, 9a10c.