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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14
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LIVE STOCK Is sLUeeIsH

CHICAGO. sept l3-The cattle market
was quiet today. The drop in recslpys
scarcely checked the deciIoing tendency o.
prices developed yesterday. Ii. bet ecu
erzl best grades were quoted 81 0o96 70
L rock some exceptionally good stock q
bring more than g - aud there were S3iy
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Sept. I3-Cotron sreaiv,
sales !. 80. 10 arrive $50, receipts S.; ex-
ports coasrwise, ; 80. stock, =. 2j5-
Futures Quirt and sttady; sales. p 100
bales; September So -. October So 3iE
& %: November $. s.. z 8 -; December - a.
6f6. ~: January Is 5},f6 -. February - =,
alG 81: March s.. 62gf6.63; April s. Is 20.
May 81. 348 675; June =. So,56 81; J uiy So -
svg -
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Dutch Skater WINS a Hard Race.

NEW YORK, Sept lS.-Iu the opening
rsce Clifford had all he could do TO beat
Correction, who showed a great improve
ment over yesterdays running. The start
was horribly bad for only three horses in
the race Correction got four lengths the
ie-t Of it.
In the Tunnelton handicap there was =
tight fight. ,Ionu Cooper WAS an odds on
fayoriie, with Sir Excess as tie second
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% the tsreaty-siE barons who s.gEsa
names and tUsniy-tarea rza1s tlsi-
marx. Thls j. 81 changed COZ. Every
b4rou az write. ~, oaiy = fsw saeessd
IL ua<.Eg tAelF mark Eost0a TsAa-
ScrlpE
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BOSTON AT CLEVELAND

The Boston's pounded Young for rms
in the fifth. Cuppy took his place but
could do no better.
Ri f
Boston. O5O12#-S 3
Cleveland. .......0 = 0 0 0 0 0 O. , 9 .
Batteries-Ganzel and Nichols; thinner,
Young and Cuppy.
PHILADELPHIA AT LOUISVILLE.
The Phillies made it two straight today.
Wadsworth pitched good ball but received
bad support.
RHE
Philadelphia. 81 0O112O O-511 ,
Louisville 0 90 . % o. . Z
Batteries-Clements and weighing; Lake
and NadswOrth.
BROOKLYN AT CHICAGO.
Hutchinson was put in the box without
any warming up practice and as result
was batted very hard IN the first inning
After that be steadied down and pitched "A
fine game, but it WAS too late.
RHE
Brooklyn ........62 100000 #-S11 >
Chicsgo-.........O 0 0 l 0 O. 3 s ,
Batleries-Kennedy and Daley; Hutch
inson and Schriever.
PITTSBURG At WASHINGTON.
RI f
Washington. ....5 100000 oil p /
Pittsburg 90 0O1 > > L IA
Batteries-Mc6uire and Mercer; Weaver
and Menefee
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-Wheat-Lowsr
Cash sos cents: September 594 cents;
December 53I@535.. May. SOS cents
Corn lower; cash 30 cents; september sos
cents: December ami January 80 cents;
Nav 515l cents; Oats lower: cash 81 cents;
September 3ii4 cent. October 81 cents;
Nav 36S$ Cents; Pork steady jobbIng
sl4 So Lard, lower; steam s. %; choice
IS %. Lead dull; no spot sold, - % asked
for September ana October; Spelter steady.
8. 81; Flax seed. bighTr Sl29
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'rv-1sat shah s~y zo<sst ~ so>s-
cert a3s1 tAs ns@ reporter - ~
caet
a. there any especial feature
80 ssr, Il r4s .cgTsiar ia.sag
'-Tasn saJ IL performances wa ona
q anusa-l z.esL AZ I<i h so.s sa.i
-1rzsa-
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distance stand was reached BrAdep drove
.Jib off his feet, and then, in fruitless
effort 10 save Reflector his distance. slowed
down and came under the wire in 200.
First race-2:17 pace, purse 81 coo, unfin-
isLed from Yesterday: Tommy Brown won
fourth, sixth and seventh heats and race
Time. 2:l31.; 2:l1J5; 2:15gl Gaz lite won
the second and third heats in 2:l3l5; 2:l415.
Red Wing won the first. Time. 2:13j5
Patti D.. Moralin, Nellie McCrory, Clint
kiff, Ganerose and Monbars also started
The fifth heat was decided to be dead
heat yesterday.
Second race-2:12 trCt, purse $500: Dandy
Jim won the first, thru and fourth heats
sud race. Time 2:l1; PIP: PIP Ellard d.
won the second heat IN POPS. Commodore
Porter. Davie B., Lees Pilot and William
Penn also started.
Third race-2:lS trot: purse 81. 900: Dan
Cupid won the first. fourth and fifth heats
and race in 2:131s; 2:l115; 2:l23t. Baronet
won the second and thIrd heats in 2:li55;
2:l3lI. Baron Moore, Pat My Boy. DOliIe
Mikes and Baker Wilkes also started
Diamond Joe and kitchels Red Wines were
distance.
Fourth race, 2:21 trot, purse 81. OOO-Heir-
At-Law won straight heats Time, 2:I4t5;
2:l5J5; 2:l6 French, Oscar, William. Billy
Bolton, Clythera and Uncle Josh also
started.
Fifth race. free fOr-all pace. purse s.. 600.
(unfiuished)-Hal Bradeu won the first
heat. Time by quarters. :3015; 1919; 1888;
2:09. John r. Gentry, Flying J b and Re
Hector also started.
sixth race, PA trot, purse 81 900, (uu-
finished)-Msjor Young won the first heat
IN 2:lS. ST. Vincent. Prince Herschel f,
Brown Dick, Miss Nelson, Maud {, Cour-
Ter, Peveriil, Answer, Strontia also started
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cash auotltIna. &c 81 foLIows:

Cash quotations were rs follows;
Flour-Steady; Winter patents, 8 so; winter
straights, s. 3Ja5O spring patents, $ lJs3 20;
spring straight, - ~ 30.
No. spring wheat 81 s15i7Sc. No spring
wheat, $50. No. rel .,4'.i3s C. No. - corn,
56L.c No. 3 yellow corn sc cents, No. ,
oats $Ssc. No. white $}4 J5+ &C. No. white
.s}a.-Sa4C. No. rye oi+sc- No = barley. JtLsc.
No. 49a55C. No /. 52s2l2c. No haxseed s. D.
Prime timot by seed, - A.. Ness pork
per Dbl. Sl4 25ai4 5,t3 Lard. per ljU lbs, $500
Short ribs sides, loose. = ,Ja9 go. Dry
salted shoulders, boxed. So 7Oa6 50. Short
clear sides, boxed, s. 20aS D. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods, per gallon. ,i5. Sugars
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lid ike % rnsrrT -FOUR dazEh-
Ter. sin ne youth con 6ded 20 The fair
ones severe parent YoG-want-to
--lnarrr- ,ny-<laughter be thunder-
81. Young man. viii ron he good
enough 20 tell me vvhs; your prospects
IN lie aregT Well taev seemed
pretty good when I talked with your
daughter. bat SEEING gou- I'vs come -
he .Sonel1ssoH that haven't any
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MAY GET RECEIVER
DISTILLING. TRUST SENS TO BE
IN A VERY BAD WAY.

RumOr After Rumor on its Condition
Is Put Out and the Stock Has
Some Bad Weather TO Pace
Officials are Kept Busy De
nying Stories Set Afirat
by the Bears-Stock
and Bond Quota
tions - Other
Markets.
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Winkers-How did Van Brier max.
such a failure Of politsrs?
Binke-s-His head was 50 full 81
legal phrzseolozy that when be started
70 make q speech he used The same
style Of language. !
"WelIe~
We'll. the campaign was over b
fore he could say anything ~. Z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-14

Have vou nothing warm for sup
per2' demanded the goat, petulzntiy.
Yes answered his wife with a
sweet smiies here Is a nice piece q
chinchiIla. overcoat. Puck.
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General. and Thnassefui wrs

The Husband-Weil,d dearest, did voc
get your hat?
The Wife Gust home from shorpfngl
Yes. darling, aud n Is beauty, and
tust think. II cost only So. I an ever
so nrSh obIize3 - Jon t0-tthe rnunAy,
and for The kindness have'eoughs ,y0u
new necktie. Il is reryPretty isn't
IL?
The Husbaud-Itsis. indeed, darling
What cid you pay for It?
The Wife CblusAing -Iaisnt tire cost
that make thing valuable. YOU, knorv.
bat the spirit in which II Is given j.
cost II centS-N- \. Pres
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A Gentle HsniBier.

Z Wish. Nrs Brownr sid The stss
bosr1er % his iaadlscy--''I vish youS
give re The receipt tor that yrs1ding
We had yesteraaT.
I'D 1aeh rather give yea rscsipi
for che bozrd ga lad last rnouta. 70
turLc1 he lasdl@sT Hzrp--'a E4kAp
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Western Association.
She was haviag a confidential cha'

She was having confidential chat
with her STUNT.
II can never marry Harry Westlocl-,-
she said in 8 tone which implied that J.
was useless 70 talk about It Il never
can"
And why cant your asked the
aunt I'm sure I should think any
girl would esteem it an honor 70 be
Harry Westlock's wife. be Is very
wealthy, too. Why can't yoa marry
him?1
Because he hasn't asked me 10, and
] know he never win.
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JUDGE PAYNE TAKES THE MONEY.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Is Showers this
afternoon made the Latonis track trihe
heavy. but it dried up rapidly. Ii is clear
tonight and tomorrow il will be good.
No favorite won except in the next to the
last race. 4 five to one shot won the last
race over four shorter horses; second and
third choices won the others At
tendance WAS over > 800 Bet
ting was lively snd as there
are only seventeen bOokmakers, they were
given all they could do. There were s.
entries and 40 starters, two races having
been declared off
First rAce-SiX furlongs: Judge Payne
won. Time, I;l75.. Second race-Seveu
furlopss: Charmion won. Time, l:30l4.
Third snd fourth races declared off on az
count OF scratches. Fifth raCe-fve fur
longs: Brevity won. Time. l;04l3. Sixth
rRce-SIx furlongs: AraphOe Won Time,
l:15ls. Seventh race-SiN furlODgs: Billy
Bennett won. Time, 1865.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers OF
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CHARLIE is NERVOUS.
And Taking His Girl Along to the Dentist
Ruined His Chances.
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH,

And Taking His Girl Along to the Dentistst
Ruined His Chances.
al don't think" said the girl with
the sailor hat, that you used Charlie :
right. There he has gone to a lot of 1
expense getting ready to marry you
and you had not given him an intima-l
ton that you had any other thought.
than that of becoming his wife. Them
YOU threw him over in minute. You YES
broken his heart and ! know it. (.
Well" said the girl with the silks
waist, I'm sure l thought l wanted to-!
marry him, but 1 just couldn't. You
wouldn't either, if you had gones
through what did.
Tell me-" said the girl with the.
sailor hat. imperatively.
You see, Charlie is nervous; thinks
he is q good deal of a coward, too, but1
that didn't matter much. Only, one.
dav he told me that it was necessarily
for him to 60 to the dentists and havea
some teeth fixed, and he said he
couldn't bear the idea. He talked 50
much about the pain and all that sort
of thing that l told him I would go
along and cheer him up. he said that's
that would be Just splendid. and that.
with me around he was sure he corld
stand all sorts of pain without q wbin-
per- We went up TO the dentists last
Saturday afternoon. We had TO vail
q good while in the anto-TcuiA, eut
Charlie didn't seem to mind it much. Il
really think that my being there made
him feel better. and l was glad of IL
The time came for him to 20 into
the operating room, and he vent jim,
first squeezing my hand and tellingsme
TO STAY there until he came ont. IL sat
over near the door and could hear the
conversation. The dentist took one Of
those horrid, pokey little things and
pried around in Charles mouth Then
he said that there were two teeth'that
would have 20 be pulled / heard
Charlie give a great gasp, and he asked
the dentist TO let me come in thereon
and stav there until the teeth. were
out. ! didn't want 20 bit but went
for Charles sake. When | got inither.
Charlie was lying back IN the chan.
with his mouth wide open and l wa.
shocked lie IS a fairly good-iookins
fellow usually, but with that mouth
Omen he Is q fright I'couldn't endVe
living with a man whoiiOoked like TINT
so lust left the place,and sent Charlie
back his ring. "-Buffslo Express
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GRAIN Quotations
BY
HODGES q SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid for all Kinds Off
grain Milling wheat speciality. Write wire
for prices.
Basis Mississippi River.
Always in the market for strictly pure mills
ing wheat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats
1O3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
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Western Lesg

Az indianapolis
indianapolis outpouted Kansas City to-
day aud punched her hits more effectively.
Wentz was removed from the game for in
suiting Umpire Sheridan.
r II E
indianapolis. 90 l 0 o 6-l3 10 9
Kansas City ....2 0 0 l Gil - 4
Bstteries-Cross aud Westlake; Hast
ings and Donahue.
At Grand Rapids + II f
Grand Rapids. 20 > o 0 0 0 - .
MINNEAPOLIS. 0 / 90 0 O-3 5
Batteries-Jones ana Spies; Parvin and
Wilson.
At Detroit r He
Detroit ...........3 0 0OO15 LOLA 4
Milwaukee. .....4 o Q l 0 0 l o. =
Observation-Disclosures anu JAnJzeu; Baker
and Boland.
AT Toledo Il II E
Sioux City.......O 0O104 #-I2l4 4
Toledo. ) 0 0 0 0 . l3 I
Observation-Disclosures and kraus;
Hughey and Mcfarland.
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St Louis.

ST. LOUIs. Sept I3-Cot'ou steady;
miudljug 3 SIC; sales -. rceIpts hone.
shipments s9O, stock 9 So
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BASE BALL.
How They Stand
National League.

NEW YORK AT ST. LOUIS.
Rusie's effective work IN the box and his
able support won the game today for the
Giants.
r H f
New York O 021O30 O-7 Q 2
st. Louis....-....0 l 0 o 0 o. 9 ,
Batteries-Farrell and Rusie; Miller and
Hawley.
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Ion Iftrrlr Tft.r.

NY daughter exclaimed fashion
able mother. Us innocence itself You
cant say anything in her presence that
will make her blush. --Texas siftinrs-
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
s. Iouis Grain.

OntEe Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; creamery, lia2+c' dairy
l5a2O. Eggs, stoady. l5sl6.
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EXPERTS CRUSH IT
CORN ESTIMATES HURT THE RISING
TENDENCY OF GRAIN.

With Something Very Much Like
System. the Figures Denying the
Big Crop Damage Are Thrown
Upon tho Spectators and
Il Slump in Corn and
Wheat and Oats En-
sues-Live Stock
is Getting
Sluggish.
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OMAHA. Neb Sept. 3-Cattle--Receipts.
>, 800 Offeirins f d, sjrabl- COWS and mixed
stock We're not Iargc, white tHere was a
good native demand The market on any
thing desirable in the way of cows OF
heifers was "a little stronger. Cows, 81.
D2C0: bnlls, 81 S5G2 90; steers SLO0t92 30;
feeders, S1.O0Q22 % HDgs-Receipt>,S 5, 2J0-
The market opened with the buyers bid
ding lower on the common hogS- 1u many
cases they succeeded in getting Il cOnce,-
sion from yesterday in prices on common
hogs but the better grades do net show
much change. Cool hogs were from 81. 10
to Sc 30 Sheep-Receipts. 500; natives,
81 2503. so; westerns, 8 OOtd2 80: common
aud stock sheep, SL75g22J. Lambs,
81 500400.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. I3.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; shipments. 800 Market weak to 10
ceuIs lower; Texas steers, 81 5Od3 p;
Texas cows. SLS5G225; beef steers. 81 80
@6 %; native cows, sLl5@2-50 stockers
aud feeders, sI90@375; bulls, ST 2592 so.
Hogs-Receipt-. $500; shipments, l.SOO
Market weak to 10 cents lower; bulk of
sales, s. 70G6 05; heayies. s. So $3.50; pack
ers. s. S006 80; mixed. $500 sos; lights.
s. 75tG5 so; workers, 50 75@5 50; pigs, So 90
@560. Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments,
LOCO. Market slow.
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We (ELLINIOIN

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III pls.n y-four cash awards for correct replies
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AGEN rs U-1NTED

i'~f OBJ. irad g Ter .flr usrfrv
NJ A@llD- 80 PER AoSTH SALARY A
W ir" energetic ladies and cCut!elues wsnfe.I
"a y 27-' above salary -a.rsnfesi. call or adj
oLes- , sh!ilip-. q. ee-. -icA, Kan. Csi es.d
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Chicago Mar ket.

Chicago Market,
CHICAGO, Sept. IS
The market today experienced tho following
range of prices.
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S6tie>H,cI,.

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pile. address Sterling Refining g, Cleveland.
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----I 80. -. .,1d - - ~. % asv
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~ 80 VIZ max Up- send addressed stamped a.
Nei"Pe re ne mix ~, % the Florvacr NefIrias
Company ~. Paul Nina. rod.ts :.
1 NItt LiGLNr MEN AND WOMEN EVERY
a I'd ere y .Akc orders for Ships SFW
ipf-o- tlIA. ILLUSTRATED. Just QUE Mar
HHssEiV-s produc ton 81 the American Metropolis
tnseiY frustrated frufB original ptst4g r.. Pos
Zen ny uug Dan Art So ia palaces ant ~lufp-
r-ibera ie ~, and descriptive circulars FIRE. On
5RPi eat'oi, No capital required Profits s 20
60, nAl} i ysu want L uIast money fast writ.
DdAy Address Globe ~ bic Publishing Co as
Philadelphia. "a . Al Il "a ~
EHEAP FUENITTRE-WE Have ITrSr pr
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Mr.. OWEN WITHDRAWS.
He Is Too Ill TO Enter the Compaign-
Good Postal Service.

Wednesday evening Chairman Taggart
of the democratic state central commit
tee received the following. communica ton
from Chairan Gowdy of the republican
committee:
Il have this day received the follow
ing letter from the Hon. W. d. owen:
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Sept 70. 1894
The Hon. John X. GOwdy, Chairman Re
publican State Central Committee, In
Dear SRI wrote you that ] would re-
turn to the campaign after a weeks rest
and treatment, but here more than week.
1 realize today that L am unable 10 address
a public meeting.
[ have INDUCED a hope that the sacri-
nee OF other appointments would enable
meet the special appointments in October.
but ] find myself, in bitter reluctance
gagements for the proposed JOINT discus
sons
/ beg you to believe that am deeply
sensitive of my disarrangement of your
the service expected Of me in the canvass
Respectfully, your obedient servant
(S-gneD w. ID. OWEN.
Under the circumst ances, we are
compelled to withdraw the appointments
for the proposed joint debates during
October between the Hons. W. d. owen
and w. r. Myers"
Chairman Taggart at once forwarded
the following reply:
Hon. John X Gowdy. Chairman Re-
publican State Committee, Indianan-
apolis, Ind:
Dear Sir-Your letter of the 18th re-
ceived, with a copy OF that Of the Hon.
w D. Owen attached, in which I read
with regret of his illness and inability TO
meet the Hon. W. r. Myers in joint de-
bate in October. Under the circum-
stances we can do nothing but accept his
withdrawal, but in accepting, I would
respectfully suggest and request that in
case Mr.. owen RECEIVERS his health or is
at all able to make any campaign
speeches, that the debate be continued
and carried out on its original plan,
either in whole or in part, as his health
may permit.
Hoping this may meet with the ap-
prevail of yourself and Mr.. owen, 1 re-
main yours respectfully,
IT TAGGART, Chairman"