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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-28

CHICAGO. July &c. Corn led the grain
markets lively dance today. For May
delivery there was au excited bulge of SO
cents per bushel aud a gain Of cents at
the close, and September closed % cen,
higher. The bad effect upon the crop OF
scorching heat was the cause of the adj
vance. In the struggle for life Of the great
two billion bushel monster of II corn crop
il drew little over 451, 900, 600 wheat yield
into the whirl of It's tail lashing5 and
sent the latter's leaden spirits tossing up
and down for two hours like a profess
ioDRl mOurner at Il variety performance.
Then wheat re asserted its bearish nature
and after an advance Of u cent, closed
weak at an advance of 4 cent. Provisions
were firm and made another modest gain
in values.
In wheat there was fair trade and a
rather modest market, prices covering 155
@1E cent range. The market opened with
free selling At 52j15 for September. a trifle
OF An advance, and sold down 1s@4 cent,
rallied l%6i5S. broke l ceui. changed
some ami closed at So! for September.
The surrounding features We're Father
bearish, but the corn situation was some
thing Of a factor and tended TO sust AIN
the market. Closing cables were geuer-
ally weaker and lower. There was no eX-
port business doing here and nothing at
the seabaard.
Corn was active and higher with trad
ing heavy aud market broad with ffuctus-
lions covering l@24 cent range. There
was an urgent demand from shorts, the
opening being very unsettled aud prices
irregular q, bal cent higher for Septem-
Der aud l14@lI for May. The market
eased off 36@$ c-nt. rallied 1M2E cents,
worked down lG2 became tirmer and
closed ut Al for September. The show
ers predicted again failed to materialiZe
and the newspapers were full of damage
aud drought reports, some being most
sensational and this created great deal
of anxiety among shorts who sold yester
day and who hastsGed TO cover at the
opening Of today. Country buying orders
were much more numerous and especially
from Iowa and Nebraska, where il Is sup
posed by many operators that the crop
has been permanently injured. Realizing
st the advance caused sharp break but
the market rallied aud closed firm
Oats were stronger in sympathy with
corn and on the unfsvorable weather in
the west The range was l cent for Sep
TENDER and the close showed a gain of Z.
for that delivery.
Provisions were firm during the greater
part of the session on scarce offerings and
the strength in corn, but weakened at the
with last night September pork is cents
higher. September lard Pa higher and
September ribs pa higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-28
Something Attractirr

Every woman with any pretension 70
a wardrobe finds her fancy waists an
important item of dress. With these
waists 10 gown need be east aside be-
cause the corsaEe = beyond repair. for
one OF contrasting, harmonizing ma
terial i quite a. fashiOuab Die as the
gown fabric: thus while 1t Is convenient
to the economist. She viii stiu be fol-
lowing one Of fashions decided fancieS
These waists are made plain enough,
or sufficiently dressy. TO be worn at
any time of day. A trim tailor gown
becomes a graceful negligee by wear
ING dark silk blouse with the skirt,
ana it will do very well for the evening
by the addition OF a bright lace-t-immed
one--N. Y. Advertiser
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| NEW YORK. July 27-The chief event in
specu alive circles today WAS the passin =
IF he dividend on Wheeling and Lske
/ Erie preferred. The shares which had
been very heavy during the week fell 6 !,
/ 70 By. on tie announcement. but Cuiy
500 shares were brought out. Al the lower
range Of figures the stock Was well sup
| ported and advanced steadily during the
rest of the day, closing at -. recovery
OF pa. Another event OF the day was the
arrest OF the publisher of a small financial
newspaper charged with criminal libel
IN having published an article stating that
receiyersoIp for the American Disabling
company, was probable. President Green
| hut OF the company who caused the arrest,
denies the announcement, saying the com
| pany has no debts and has fulfilled ali its
| agreements. The report had no influence
| on the speculation In the stock which rose
/ 3 In the early dealings, subsequently,
/ along with the rest Of the market, reced-
ing per cent. During the afternoon the
dealings In the shares were very light, but
| the tendency was upward and the last
| sale was at recovery Of and
| 3 above the closing price of yesterday.
| The morning sdvlces from Washington
| being construed favorably to "A compro-
mise on the Sugar schedule, the stock of
Z
on fairly good buying, considerable of
which was said 10 De on Washington or
ders, quick rally was affected and the
shares moved up steadily until gain Of
| 3 hid bsen made, To 1885. In the later
! dealings a reaction OF took place, fol-
| lowed by y recovery which at the close
Reached g. making gain of on the day.
Reports OF damage TO the grain crop and
consequent rumors that the dividends for
| the cnrrenI quarter would be scaled If de-
clared at all, caused raid on St. Paul.
Burlington 81 Quincy aud Rock Island.
which, however. resulted only III fractional
losses, except for Burlington in which the
pressure to sell was most pronounced.
This stock receded = in the early dealings,
advanced half ana then fell off =, TO 81 s.
closing at the bottom figures. AT tue
close the market WAS steady and prices,
compsren With Yesterdays closing, were
about evenly divided between declines and
advances
The bond market was irregular during
the early part OF the day, but closed
tirDner
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WISDOM.

FATE n DOT reasons labor, but ~
pose--Y0ang.
IL you would marry suitably. uarry
your squaL Ovid
WHr-E les are but The usb--- -
blsck ones-Asrrybtt-
Y0v cannot pot great hope hato q
small soul. l.. Jones.
MEDIocEfTT Is not allowed b possss
either b. tie gods or man -Uoryacs.
II j. Tho wsoSsr So<t q Politicians
tat are tie greatest dl-seul slsrs -
Bacon
Tx who ssrs thsrs s. N Each hing as
an ho-ert ulan Is h.nseif <Darsi--
Bcrhr,rT
4 xAs cannot leave t>ftsz leFsrv's
~ world than & vel s1uo&t~d f2Aa4ly-
II rCraz- scot.
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Hawthorne Races.

HAWTHORNE, Ills, July 27.-First race
Seven furlongs: Lawyer won, Tat-rsall
second, Birds Eye third. Time 1917
Second-One mile: Senator Irby won.
Shuttle second, Wightman third. Time
l:42
Tbird-Five furlongs: Diggs won. De-
l5.ater second, Victorious third Time
1884.
Fourth-Mile and one-sixt zenith: En-
thusiast won, Joe Murphy second, Null
berry third. Time 1:5O54
Fifth-SiX furlongs: Victoria won, Nav
Thompson second; See Boy third. Time
1855.
SIxth-Five furlongs: SunuR won
Guergle second, Ninn third. Tine 1:0314
Seventh-Six furloug,: Silver won,
Winfield second, Little Dorritt third.
Iime LII
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Grand Circuit Events.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 27-At Glen
willie today the track record for PAGERS was
broken bv Robert j. who was driven a
mile IN 2:05$& by Saladine. Summaries:
ri class, Urottiug, purse $3.000.-Cob-
webs won in three straigLts. Rex Ameri-
Gus. Clemmoeg, Ella o. Jim Wilkes. Renn-
selaer Wilkes, Russell Mont, Newcastle.
Eulalia, Oak Borne were placed in the Or
der named. Time 2:I3J5, 2:l45I. 2:1515.
Free-fOr-all pacing, purse ~, 5O0-Rob-
ert won the third, fourth aud fifth heats
and race; Saladine won the second heat
and Crawford won the first. Guy, Mas
cot, " w p, Flying Jib also -tarted,
Time 2;0S1%. 2:0614, 2:0554, 2:0914. 2:O713.
2:23 class, troJJiDg, purse -, 0O0.-Alar
won the race in three heats. Cocoon,
Greenleaf, Patience, Sam Wells Guy, Col
Dickey, PalaUine, Arena, Romol,, Kate
billiard also started. Time 2:l5, 2:l6L
2.113/
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July Ell. T
Bowden who achieved nOtoriety as the
manager of the Duval Athletic club,
which organization pulled off the Corbett-
Mitchell fight last February, was horse
whipped to within an inch of his life to-
day. Bowden's assa!iant was one Brun-
son, Pullman car conductor, and the
cause was an alleged insult 10 Mrs. Brun-
sou. Brunsoa met Bowden in a saloon,
covered him with a pistol and then pro-
ceeded to wear out buggy-whip on hin.
Bowden begged for mercy, but Brunson
was implacaOle and when he finished
Bowden was in pitisble condition. His
face was a mass of bruises aud his cloth
ing was cut TO shreds. Bruuson Is a six
footer and weighs over 200. Bowden is
about five feet high aud weighs about
ninety pounds. Ii is stated that
further trouble will follow. Bowden
denies that he insulted Mrs. BrunsOa.
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LIVE STOOn Markets

CHICAGO. July 27.-In cattle the esti-
mated receipts, including about 2. 80
Texans were nearly 8 90 greater than on
Friday OF last week. Compared with yes
trrday the market seemed about IN
G. aged in tone Well finished / 30 %
!. $50 pound steers were the most sttr &C.
I've sellers al about 10 cents higher than
yesterday. For heavy grades and coarse
descriptions OF stesrs the trade was slow
but steady There WAS fair demand Tor
good to choice COWS AZ 81 %, ami
extra quality sold here for : H. - s =,
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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gen where q rays 90 advertise.
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Prices Civer urJle- classified heads in tbs
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merits. No foreign advertisements taken AZ
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snswcrs - advertisements sent IN care o.
tie EAGJE Office sionld be called Tor within
;sr ,iavS after Insertion When advertisers
wish rerlvs forwarded to them stamped vnVei-
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Reference 20 former advertiser nts sh'a a
give description and date Cf insertion Or coly
~ tie advertisements should De sent
Not responsible fer advertisements gwen
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Ter line each insertion; average seven woTGs
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Madison Results.

ST LOUIS, July 27.-First race, selling
Eve furlongs: LeOnel won, Miss Rosa sec
oud, Jim 3 third. Time 1:063l.
Sccond-Four ard half furlongs: An
ME f won, Fonda second, Tramp third.
Time 80
Third, selling-F'ive and a half furlongs:
Mamie r won, Too High second, Bra
Youriua third. Time 1:l3$I
Fourth, selling-Six furiOngs: Irish Pat
won, Baby second, Billy the Kid third.
Time lei.
Fifth. selling-One mile: Ballardine
won. Harry Weaver second, Prospect
third. Time 1:i9.
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REMARKS az TIE NAY.

TuryK q EASE. b1t work ca
EvvT GsTer earseEod szy rzAz-
OxE FOOL sa2kes = hzneFed --eg .El.AA-
COOP - legin vel, better ~ ss4
vel
10 wmAT hos ozvht, - sosos ~Ass
.T
Wr,r nay a- saeI = s-e whnsa
barnet
cen hare e rs
~ sars.
~ f.-lla-7vsas nst % -E2s--rL. 49, sFass
woald Eos - sol4
Doos wHz tsssr tssis 70. - -s171 a
LIZ = - - s-.------ A1ez1- --si "a
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Coffee Options.

NEw YORK. July 7-Coffee-O7ti0ns
ol,eued higher on demand from shorts. n ed
generally firm. some European buying re-
ported. Closed steady. 5a-5 points advance.
Ssles ll.750 bags. intending July SIS 55ssl5 -:
August. Sl4 S5al4 -; September. SIS : q b -;
October, SI3 l09lS Is; December, 81 655 = u
and March 81 -.
SPOT Coffee-Rie. quiet; No :, j.; exchange
s5-lo. Receipts la.N9 bags; cleared for
United States. nothing Cleared for Europe.
S.u1p bags: stock l55.e50 hays.
WHARF hous,--\ew York yesterday s,oas
hags: New York stock today. 10 40 ba-s.
l nited states stock 1883 bags; alioat foI
United states ~ re bags. Total vi- Die FOR
United States ST. IS bags against 411 Al bags
lzst year
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BAD Start For the Talent

New YORK, July 21-The talent did
not start off rem srkably well at Brighton
Beach today for Bolivar. an outsider, on
whom some books laid ~ good as 200 10 l,
while very few did not offer him as much as
100 TO J., jumped Into the lead at once in
The first race AMI try hard as he might,
the fsvorite, Wnodchopper, could not
catch him. The hackers of the Iavorite
were fortunate, however, for 10 tickets
were sold in the mutuais on the winner
End MoodchOnner cot N al
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, July 27.-The improved de-
mand of yesterday was well maintained
and the amounts supplied were of good
The attention of buyers was
To large class of stuffs, includin &
blsached cotrons, cambria muslin. ging-
hams, cotton and wool dress goods. dem
inns, tickings. prints and clothing wooleus,
and for the last many duplicate orders
were placed. Printing cloths in demsnd
and moderate sales at 25s for sixty-four
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ST. Louis. July 27.-Wheat-Higher; cash.
4sssc; July, 4.l2c; August, $3.50.
CoRN-Higrer: cash. 42iSc July, 4lSsc; Aug.
41lac; sept, 1910; May. sec
O,rs-Higher, cash 2Sci July. 2sc; August,
2Sl4c,
PoRK-Better. Jobbing sl3 57lh-
LARD-Higher; steam. So %; choice, s. %.
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Speeding on Wheel.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, july 27.-At the
annual races of the Indiana Bicycle cuo
here today Black and Potter of Fort
Wayne reduced the state tandem half
mile record to 2.00"i
b iss went to break the worlds record
aud made "A record On "a dirt track o. LOSE
going the half in :5S 10
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A BrENT CHILD, FTC.

Young Wife-I an afraid Henry -
sick. He says he has 10 appetite and
won't come home 20 dinner.
Her Mother - Hurnph, Is this tie
first shortcske you've made hir7?
Young Wife-Nc: J made one last
week a1d he ate quite heartily q it
Ir1dre-
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Washington Park Events.

WASHINGTON. July % - First race
Four and "a half furlonCs: Tioga won,
Eunice second, Belle Blackburn third.
Time, SO
Stcond-Six furlongs: Bates won, G. o.
D. seconds, Eddie VI third. Time, lilo.
Third-Half mile: Castle won. Monte
Carlo second. Cicadis third. Time, :4924
Furlh-Seven furlongs: Pono won, keny
second, Detroit third. Time, 100.
Fifth-Five furlongs; Gluster won,
Forest second, Marlborough third. Time.
I.UDLL
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TRADERS ARE TIRED
PASSING OF DIVIDENDS MAKES
SPECTATORS WEAK.

Wall Street Circles Perturbed by Adj
verse Circumstances - Railroad
Stocks Fail to Declare Diyi-
dends-Publisher Of Finan-
cial Newspaper Arrested
for Alleged Criminal
Libel A ainsr
American Dis
filling Co.
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Dawson : awfauy il love with him
self"
We'll. it's natural that man should
reciprocate the affection of the ely
oe--ca Syho cvc- admired him
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COTTON MARKET.
New 0 leans

NEW ORLEANS. July 21.-Cottes-Quiet and
ssaady: sales so. receipts ~; stock 43.}S2
Futures quiet: sales ltr.e VI July = 6s;
August - 5la6 IS; September IS 4os6 o:
October 81 5las6 -; November s. SEA 81 g.
December 81 6S.,o e.; January So 54a6 -; Feb:
rEary 80 SJa6 81; March s. 81 bid: April s. -
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CLOSING sioux QUOTATIONS.
BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. July Z7.-The following table,
compiled by BradstTeet' shows the total
clearings az the principal cities. and the pei
centage Of increase or decrease, a compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and ggs.

NEW YORK. July @7.-BuIter-Stcadyt 20 firm:
western dairy. I2alils; do, factory. ual4ls.
E--gs-Steaiy; western fresh, l4ci receipts
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CORN'S LIVELY JIG
SCORCHING HEAT CAUSES THE
KING TO DANCE

May Delivery Makes Jump Of Three
and Half Cents-Wheat is Agita-
TED by the Frantic Struggles Of
Corn but It's Leaden Spirits
Finally Reassert Their
Sway and the Mar
ket Closes Weak.
Other Markets
Quoted.
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No Envy Tnrrr-

Friend-Yorr Two s5Pranos appear
20 y veTy goo! frIcndS
Nznarer-Yes each talEka the Other
can't siug--N- y Hc
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yery Fe-vezt-

Little Dot-Why do yOu pray 50 load
for things you want? God isa't deaf
Little Diek-No, but grandpa ia
Lie
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SIC I'D -. say re- ma az ieer-.
A. z-zi3els ctrez 90,
p. uszt ezy re p--Eed o-i eEsl-
.Eks ~ s.oCE2 sor tUe
-D<t-cli Fres PEesA
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For common kinds OF COW stock the mar
ket tone Was slow. The gensral drought
j. forcing "a Surplus OF light stockers On
the market AMI there Is little demand for
them at any prize.
In hogs. vita 5000 fewer arrivals chan
on the same day last week, trade ruled
brisk at cents higher. Stale stock ana
all formed a total OF over 1900 head, but
the tone was again strong and the deslr
able offerings Were rapidly bought up.
Shippers were in need OF half the fresh
supply and took off the choice grades at
cents advance on the best prices OF the
week. Fancy light sorts sold NJ 10 60 30
AID prime heavy at $3.50. Most OF to-
,Oi TO choice grades sold at s. 1905 .
aud light around 50 50 Much Rough stuff
sold at 81 1901 90, but nothing of desirable
quality wen. below $500 The late trade
was firm.
On about 8, 600 less sheep than Were here
last Friday the market ruled slow. Prices
for the best descriptions OF sheep were
about the same as on Monday. the hulk of
good sheep selling on d basis OF 81 5OG3 %.
and some extra prime qualities Bringing
81 80. Common sheep remained at Stag
-. The lamb market continued III d.
mOralizei condition with prices 1923
cents lower and jG1l0 cents lower on com
mon qualities than last Mondays quota
lions. Extra prIm- qualities S4oU94. p.
rpfat it'tiOS " cEC - ONA5s-s avH oAA
81 50@2 30
Il, ceipts-Catrle 5000; calves 500; hogs
$500; sheep 5000.
OMAHA, Neb, July 27-Cattle-Receipts
300; the marAet WAS practically I'LL
Changed.
Hogs-Receipts IL 900; the market opened
&c higher, but closed weak and dull. The
range OF prices was from 81 75@s5 90, the
most of the stuff selling at 81 - aud l. 80.
Lights a 1904 30; mixed 81 S094 30; heavy
81 $4,000.
Sneep-R Receipts 100: demand fair.
KANSAS CITY. July 27.-Cattle-Rs
ceipls. 600; shipments, 1900; market
steady, but slow; Texas cows, 81 80
az 30; Texas steers, = 20G3 p; beef
s,.er-, 81 35@4 %; native cows, 81 3592 80;
srockers aud feeders. IS DOGS 90; bulls
81 5J0t2 p
Hogs-Receip,s-s,7OO; shipments. 500;
market steady TO 81; higher; bulk of sal-s
S5@5 OPS; heavie>, a 9565 05; packers. 81 So
a. 10; mixed, 81 9Jd5 O213; lights, 81 $50
%; workers. S. 00@5 o.; pigs, "a 65tlt5 W.
Sheep md LamOs-R-ceipts. 1900; ship
ments, 200; market slow and steady.
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St louis q ain.

On the Produce exchange TO-DAY the butter
market firm. creamery, i4al91ac; dairy Ia
I5c. Eggs, Halle.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market
CHICAGO, July q.
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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Westsrn Association.

At Quincy h ID l.
Quincy. 3 2 O-l2 IA 1
St. Joseph. .....2 o 2 . o L lO Z
Observation-Disclosures and Boland; BIis-
tow aud Stein.
AtRock island r II f
Rock Island 61O32 % LII Is 2
Omaha. D o o 0 . s 0 o. 10 .
Barteries-Sonuier and Sage; Whitehall
and Fear.
At Peoria r II E
Peoria. ..........1 O49 90 1-212 3
Des Moines. 0 0 o o o L > ; )
Batteries-.Tohnson and Terrion; Nof-
man, Traffi-y and Holmes.
At Jacksonville R H f
Jacksonville-50 4O102 0-l5 Is 8
Lincoln. 10000 90 5 9
Batteries-Carcisn and Snyder; johnson
and Speer
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Western League.

At Kansas Citv- r Fl f
Kansas City..0 : % l 0 8 L IL
Indianapolis o o 2 0 0 o O. y
Bstteries-Darby and Doaahue; Phillips
and Murphy.
At Minneapolis r IL Il
Toledo ....0 90 4 2 3-23 a /
Minneapolis. 30 90 0 , % 10 D
Batteries-Hugheya and Mcfarland; Par
win, Frazer, Worden and Burrsii.
At Sioux City- r Fl z
Sioux City.....4 6 8 8 3 4 l 1-25 20 .
Detroit. ....1 o o o 0 3 Z Is III
Batteries-Harf, Jones and kraus:
Boyle, Borchers aud .Tanlzen.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. spring wheat 5g5Aa52a4c No. spring
what, nom1 No. red 505ss52ifc, No. > corn,
nom'l No. , white 3ia;iSc. No. white 32jkaS3I4.
No. Frye 40c. No barley, n'm1, No. 3 a..
No. 1. nm, No haxseed 81 LEGAL ~, Prime
timothy seed, s. pl1j 10. Mess pork per bbl,
sl2 72laal2 S11s. Lard per lGO lbs. 81 e5a6 a1it
Short ribs Sides luO-.'. IS 90a6 S2i5. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed. 81 S0a6 l2ls Short clear
sides, boxed, 81 S7lsas 90. Whisky distiliers'
finished goods, per ga ou. 81 -
GRAIN MOVEMENTS
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I0pened. Highesf Lowest. 7CIosfng.
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WICHITA MARKETS

REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF
cattle at the yards today:
! cow....... 1000 80 cow. 200 l p
"a heifers,.... 100 l %
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WELTED HIM WE'LL
B0WDEN OF THE DUVAL CLUB
LICKED AT JACKSONVILLE

Irate Husband Accuses Him of In
sulting the Formers Wife and
Wears Out a Buggy Whip on
Him-RobertJ j. Goes "a Mile
at Cleveland in 2:05Z.
Fast Bicycle Riding
Baseball and
Other Sport
ing Events
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Hogs-Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following are the representative sales OF
hogs At the yards today:
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BASE BALL.
How They Stand.
National League.

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