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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
THE MILK DINNER.
Repast That Is Gxrvarted to ChapD
h.


Repast That Is Warranted to ChaSsp
the Vegetarian
In the rural districts this seasons the
milk dinner Is quite tlle fad-a good
substantial meal in which meat is
omitted. vegetables taking their place.
all well cooked and pure milk being
one of the principal ingredients.
Cereals, corn, potatoes, rotcheeSe. GOOD
homemade bread and ere smery butter.
with a dessert of bread or cpstard pud-
ding form this interesting menu For
the first course, oatmeal. rice or small
hominy carefully prepared is the main
dish. And served with cream and
powdered sugar it is "a dish 1T for .
king.
For the piece de resistance. corn pre-
pared with milk. that vegetables be-
ing now at its height, is of succuleut
tidbit-
To prepare this dish TO perfection.
the corn should be freshly and care
fully picked and all ears should be full
grown and tender After il has been
stripped of itS silk split each row of
kernels with a sharp knife. Then cut
after which with the point Of the knife
scrape ont all that remains. leaving the
dry cob Cover with fresh sweet milk
and boil for fifteen minutes. Remove
from the FIRE and season with butter,
pepper and salt 10 the taste
Ii the corn Is not quite fresh, as is
usually the case n cities, and has been
gathered for tysenty-four hours. add a
small amount Of sugar 10 the milk be-
fore il commences 20 boil This acts as
a substitute for the natural sweetness.
While nothing can quite compensate
for coru fresh from the stalk, vet this
treatment greatly improves this vcge-
table, which from necessity the city
folk indulge in every day.
Potatoes can be scalloped, and when
done to a turn form a palatable dish.
Or they can be creamed and appear on
the table in all their snowy whiteness.
Now it is not everyone who knows
the best way TO scallop potatoes, To
make this dish all thai is claimed for
it. cut cold boiled potatoes into small
slices. Fill pudding dish with layers
of these thin slices. each Sprinkled with
-four and seasoned with pepper and salt
plentifully supplied with bits of but
ter. When the dSh is full pour over
the whole one pint of thick, rich cream
Dredge the top with flour. cover with
bits of butter. Bake in a moderate
oven for full hour. When cooked the
top should be brown. and all beneath
the top layer rich, creamy, delicious.
The dessert for this milk dinner
should he bread or custard pudding,
which, if rightly made, is excellent in
its way. Pitchers of rich milk should
grace each corner of the table. Pot
cheese made into small balls, and rival
ing even the Neufchatel cheese, with
crackers and cream cheese. is the
charmingendingo of this palata bic meal
N. y. Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
Rubicon Wins at jerome Park.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-Three favorites
ont Of six won at Jerome park today but
two of them were not backed al all, tue
betting being confined to place. Rnbicon
won easily from Halston aud Black Hawk.
In the race, for the Riverdale stakes,
Sionenell gslloped home winner at odds
of l to 100. Iu the second race Little Matt
was heavily backed to win. while Now or
Never had "A heavy following for the place.
Both were beaten by Longbridge.
First rsce-Six furlongs: RubicoD. to
u won; HsIsTon, 10 to l, stcond; Black
Hawk, Is To !, third. Time 1:l614.
S-cond-Mile aud sixteenth: Long
bridge, to 1, won; Little Matt, 3 2, sec
und; Now or Never, 3 to l, third. Time
- -
gnlrd-Riverdale stakes, five fnriongs:
: unenell, to 100. won; Punch, 80 to l, sec
oud. Time loo.
Fourth-Mile. selling; Mcintyre, 5 to 2,
Won; Setauket, . to l. second; Agitste. to
], ttird- Time 1;4115.
F.fth-Titan course, selling: Will Ell
lr'rt. '"TE5 TO l, won; Beansey, 6 to 9. sec
q; Restraint, 8 TO /, third, Time l:2l$4.
: X,h-Half mile: Glen Lily, . o .. woui
La Paz. 30 TO l, second; Csmpania, TO l,
th.rd. Time :545s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
ANIMAL SENTRIES,
They Are Posted just the Same as In tn.


They Are Posted just the Same az In the
Militia.
The toe eager sportsman is often
baked Of a shot by the watchful senti-
mel posted to guard the flock or the
herd against surprise. Posting sentry
is the most universal of the instincts
which use organization as a means OF
defense. Chamois, ibex and other
mountain antelopes always post a sem
tinel. Always, when herd of seals is
sleeping on the rocks, there is q
watcher This instinct, the Spectator
informs US, survives even in animal
captivity. when the prairie dogs at
the Zoo occupied a small paddock, they
always kept a sentinel on duty, al
though ne seldom uttered his warning
whistle, having learned probably that
the visitors would not come inside the
ratings The prairie dogs at the Jar
din d'Acciimatisation, of Paris, observe
the same precaution." As is well
known, wild geese are particularly
wary in this respect. Mr.. St. John
saws that they seem TO act in SO or
panized and cautious a manner when
feeding or roosting as to defy all dan
ger. When flock of wild geese has
fixed on field of newly sown grain to
feed in, before alighting they make
numerous circling flights, and the least
suspicious object prevents them from
pitching. Supp osing that all is right
and they do alight, the whole flock for
a space of minute or two remain mo-
tionless, with erect head and neck,
accommodating the country around
They now appear to have made up their
mind that all is safe, and are contented
to leave one sentry, who either
stands on some elevated part of the
field or walks slowly with the rest
never, however, venturing to pick up
single grain of corn, his whole energies
being employed in watching" The
most curious part has to follow. When
the sentry thinks he has performed
fair share of the duty he gives the bird
nearest to him d sharp peck. Mr.. st.
John declares that he has seen the SEN
try occasionally pull out bunch of
feathers when the first hint was not
Immediately attended to and at the
same time utter q querulous cry. Wild
swans are almost as cautious as wild
geese The signal of danger differs
with the species of animals, but the
alarm note seems to be univer-
sally understood by the sentiners
fellows. Wild geese and swans have a
peculiar call, as of bugle; rabbits and
sheep staIap on the ground; wild ducks
utter low and cautious quack; ele-
chants trumpet; ibex and mountain
sheep whistle.-Rod and Gun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
NARROWING THE wALRus.
A Dangerous Proceeding whss DEAD
from . Beat.


The habits Of the Atlant nc vrairns are
c1its similar 20 those Of The Pacih1
species. but, according 20 all accounts.
the former Ia possessed % degree Il
courage and lighting temper quite an
known 20 tfs~ other. On Land the ur~
happy se.-horss Il as helpless az .
snail. and any elodhoppsr can blnndsr
up and plunge a spear into his ri.stS
or shoot him But the Esgutsnsa
hunter, who takes srzl akin bos.~
hzrpoon R.d line, and SEEKS him IN his
native element. Is . sportsman WHO
gives him = FAIR show. ar.G a chance -
ttrike bach a. hA only mortal fo~-
To harpoop . bz wzlrus AID lie
patch b.a Il no ohiId's play. says -
Nicholas particularly wssa there u .
herd % sTnp~thireys on barsd % watch
tae p<rfOru.s=ee. and F-oasltly taxa
part "a T. The hunter hAS 0E3r oss
tang 20 fear whieh IL shat ne huge
creatures vii attack hix t<zs'. add. -
hooking her tuzlzs over itS s.d>. sith~s
swamp IL or sara%h g. Ths@ las @rsaAliy
OCCURRED aS--<ral tiEDez IL ,lss pa-sais q
The Atlantis wsirss And Il h quiss
s-ozgh 20 FAKE any rsan . trf<s Derv-
ozs when a dor@n tzAssa levt@,hssa
weighing from half :on % . sos sseA.
snil weight. rise ozt q he Tn&,y DEEP
.zr-oasza his bozt a. eln~e Quarters. asd
tls-szten - clszab aboard u 10 Ira
tine % PIPE al hands or deck % rsysj
hoz-6eTs. s1e :9-a lie Ssr~Es~sars
-c1sa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
No Long Shot.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.-Fine weather, a
fsst track. fifty-five starters out of sixty
entries, one favorite winner. but no long
shots. thiri y-five hundred to witness the
sport-this makes up be story of today at
Lstonia race track. Summaries:
First race-Six furlougs: Prince Leo, 3
to /, won; Ruth V, to 1. second; Royal
Lady, 80 to l. third. Time, 1867.
Second-Oue mile and AN eighth: Cal
houn, 6 to !, won; Carmen. 90 to l, second;
Ham. 81. third. Time. 1:5613.
1hird-Five furlongs: PhllOmena, 9 TO
). won; VaIdyrie. 4 to !, second; Katie IL, !
TO /. third Time, 1;0216.
Fourth-SellIng, one mile: Gloriana,
10 !, won; Ten Spring. to l. second; Boro,
3 to /. third. Time, liza.
Ffth-Five and half furlongs: Leon
ard B., 10 TO /. won; Hessie, 3 TO 5, second;
Prime al mister, 3 to /, third. Time, l:C91a
Slxth-Selling, one mile: Rlghtmore, /
TO /. won; g, b. c., 10 to /, second;
Alethia Alien, to l. third. Time, las
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
4 Mistake Somewhere.

A lady who has recently returned
from Mediterranean trip says that as
the ship was leaving the harbor at
Atbens a well-dressed lady passenger
approached the captain, who was psc-
ing the deck. and pointing to the dis
tsnt hills covered with snow asked:
What is that white stuff On the
hills. captain
That is snow, madam answered
the captain
Now Is Il, realiy2~ remarked the
lady. II thought 50. but a gentleman
lust told me IL was Greece "-ATyo
maui
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
CoIumbia Meeting Closes,

COLUMBUS, O., Sep. 2S.-The fall meet
imp OF the Columbus Driving association
closed today with large attendance. The
meeting has been a very successful one,
financially and otherwise. Summaries:
10 the 2:20 class pace, postponed yester-
tiay, peurse 81, GEO. Sable Gift won third,
fifth end sixth heats and race. Time,
2:125l; 2:1314; 2:13H. Patti ID. won the
second heat: tins. 2:I21l. Belle J. won the
first heat; time, 2S314. Hylie L. won the
fourth heat; time. 2:I3A. Ellen c., Pat
Murphy, Sanford L.. King of Salem,
Rock Wilkes, GrapeshoJ and Brookheid
also started.
Iu the 2:54 class, threeyear-old trot,
purse 5000, Election won first and third
heats aud race. Time, 2:2614; 2:2e19. Ex-
parto Rex won the second heat Time,
2:29A.
In the 2:15 class trotling. purse $1,000,
Gertrude won the third, fifth and sixth
heats and race. Time, 2:1412 2:l3A; 2:1311z.
Belle Fassett won the fist and second
heats Time, 2:l61I; PIG. Answer won
the fouth heat.
In the 2:29 class trot, purse 81 600, Black
Raven wop in three straight hears. Jack
Dawson, Prince Edsall, Periwinkle,
Colonel P. Ethel Mack, Castalia and Fan
ME s, also started. Time, 2:l9554; 2:l934;
2:211l
Sidmont won the three year-olds pace,
2:34 class, purse 5000. from Snliie BroDston
aud Jewetta in 2:l7I and 2:l614.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept -B-ads.reesss
financial Review tomorrow will say:
There seems - ,re 40 ,issnosiSiou =. In.
. psri OF he large finsyci =. in tr-~stS In ,ks
. ne initiative ia = anll movement T'hs
public reminds lad rersnt aud LAMBDA
limits lis TRANSACTIONS in "An.-rscanss 70
aslDpie scsip.a. Tor saIall PROFITS GA ex-
ceedingiy Limited liaes OF stock. It i. ia
ceed, stated that the disorg suiz "a aud ua-
favorable conditions which prevail ia sact,
companies as Reading, A,caisou. aud
North Pacific conssitute bar 10 aay I'M
mediate revival of eoudienes OF ,aseress
on the part Of the foreign speculative puo-
lie IN our securities.
The feature ~ the general trade through
out the country is tound In moderate re.
action during the pas week, more par
/ uculEriy IN volumes OF purchases OF .taslss
west, where trade has been quit settv-.
I ana at eastern poIais the week failing %
show s1y upward movement % note Ia
this ligr aud ia the check .. business
south, together WITH damage rs tar rice
anu Grange crops Leading jobbers at
| distributing points watch FOR a month
past have reported relatively most favor
ably crnceEoins she course OF bushes.
Baltimore, ST. Louis Nashville aal
20 activity aud the bright outlook
Wheat has ma lie another lowest price"
and Indian corn and oats have 10th de-
ciin"d- Sugar and coffee record lower
figures. aud smother lowest price for COT
ton has bad untayorahle Influence on the
tone OF business st important southern
markets, particularly til view Of che activ
lty of receipts Of that staple
The cousplcuOusIy irregular price il for
lumber, II being fairly active but low az
Minneapolis, but sitter at 81 Louis Ia
contrast with advices from Chicago snI
elsewhere. Leather j. fairy firm. aud in
distribution. dry goois, Shoes. millinery
aud notions lead.
Exports of wheat, and fear ~ well az
wheat, both coasts. United States and
Canada. this week have fallen OF some.
amounting 20 :. S69 eco bushels against
:. oS1, 600 last week aud 4. 5a5. coo Ia the week
"a wear ago. Two years ago uie total was
4.050oOO, three years ago 3 405 90 snd four
years ago SOS 90 bushels
Distribution OF dry goods from eastern
points has declined on the slackening of
all demand. Little confidence Is placed
by BUYERS IN the higher prices paid FOR cot
tons due 20 the strikes Of operatives. and
print clothes are weaker. Domestic WOODEN
manufacturers report an active present
business. bu. little in sight for spring.
with competition keen bstwsen foreign
and domestic meas wssr woolepz
Failures are few and small for the weeks
ntbiiitles amount TO only sS25s.IS5. Of
which g, 3d., 3l3 were manufacturing ant
S2.515. liz of trading concerns The tat
urrs during he week have been 2S5 Ia the
United States against S3i last year and -
VA Canada against % last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-An irregular or
der request and personal demand for spe-
cial assortments of all descriptions of sea-
sonable goods, took very good quantity
of goods from stocks. though the much
larger portion OF sales wss reached through
the forwardings on previous purchases.
Turkey red. fancy printed. fannels are
firm and cents and agents stocks very
light. Standard drills are scarce. Print
ing cloths are easy with small sales at
1916 less one per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2s -Cotton-Easy;
Sales-Spot 1850; to arrive. 9, 800. Good
ordinary, 15-16; low middliug, 5 GIG;
middling. 5 1916; good middling. 6 10 10;
middling fair, ll-l6; fair, rs, nominal
Receipts, 1923 bales: exports coastwise,
1901 bales; Great Britain, $50 bales;
stock, 52.9l6 bales. Futures easy: sales.
81. 900; September. nominal; October, So 20
@5.7l; November. s. zoos 80: December.
50 sea- 81; January, 81 S6@5 So; February,
So .90d5 81; March. s. 96@5.9s; April. So or
@60i; Nav, Sc 09G6.l0; Juue, S6.l5@6. 10;
July, So 1856 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
Kansas City Grain

KANSAS CITY. No. Seot. 2s-Whsst-
Firm; NJ , hard. 4sG+sis cents; NJ.
red. 4564ji< cents; No. 3 rel, II -
cents: rejected, "a 4icents- CoTo-s.ow:
NJ m xeti, A. u 10 cents; No. whit
-qE47-S c-nts O4Js-H4lt cent lower: No
> uIxesl, 80 e5-li CENTS, NJ. white, s. i
a3s cents Rye-No. . numiDsily. 81
us Flax>eed. steady, Sl4 & -
Bran, duh. 5s6J5s cents. Hsv-St-sdy;
timothy, - o08sa ca, prairie. 81 0O1 s "a
Butter-W--ks screamerv, 70 - cents:
dairy, l.GIs cents. Esgs-Active: Is
c-rtS
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BOTH SIDES SELL
SUGAR STOCK HAS ITS UPS AND
DOWNS BUT CLOSES BETTER

Chicago Gas Experiences Similar vi
ciSSitudeS aud Loses One half Per
Cent on the Day-Germa an Beet
Sugar Figures in Saccha-
rine Operations Gran
gers Show Declines
III Spite of In
crease in the
Earnings.
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SAN JOSE. Cal., Sept. 2S.-There were
5000 people at Agricultural park his al
ternoon when Otto Zeigler Jr., and Wood.
the pacing horse, appeared on the track
and made a start in their mile race. Wood
wentto the first balf uDpaced, when he
was Joined by rinning horse. Zeigler
shot ahead at the start and gained rapidly.
Wood breaking several times. Zeigler's
time 2:l415: Wood 2:23L. Abdell, year
ling station. broke the worlds trottlng
u cord, going mile in 2:23 fiat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
TURNED INSIDE OUT
CORN LEADS DECLINE THEN BOBS
UP AND DOWN SERENELY.

Cash Wheat Breaks All Records on a
Fifty-three Cent Sale and Deem
Der Scratches the Same but
Considering Corn'S Antics
Acts Firm-Packers Be
come Merciful and
Provisions 4 d
vance, Pork
Especially.
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Es Hfale, ElEks Heard 30
-e t0tut.e ssfA - .zsE.eF4.
4aEss-ts ~ - az4iy $50 - 50 .
l~.er - ~ Leave als lses0ss -H.lt {
pa 81 srns toll Aita tz4s = -
only PCT = DOWN IN wrss2.< - ~~~4
lsAvs-TcwE> sE.es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

ST. LoUIs. Sept. 2S.-W heat-Lower:
Cash, AZ CENTS. September, As cents;
Decent er, 4955s cents; Msy. sos cents.
Coru-Lower: cash, - cents; Scpiem her.
20 cents: December, AZ cents; May, 455z
cents. Oats-Lnwrr. ca n and Sep'emt~r.
2Ss. cents; October. $50 ceuts; MAY. 81.
cents. pork-Better; johbing. SIS 50
I.srti-Hi.her: steam. IS 20. choice, g. -
Lead-Dull: 81 - sellers. Spelter, 50 -
Flax sesd-LOYer. $40.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

C,<sodssiso-.As-s'tf IA. Sseete..o VIA
trSs asxsc - yoz7
Sweet GiSi-fss. ! .ois .hs -=.8 =
Tel hisa ] zzs f-os a. aos-s-
'>uppo~e - ssaes oat th=s yos a-e7
''i1 ,~II hsra / thosya. J; va yos-s
~ /. WeeEle-
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Coffee Options.

NEW YORK. Sept 2S-Coffee-Options
opened barely steady: September broke IS
points under behaved liquidations Others
5@25 points: ruled quiet and closed barely
steady at 5@25 points net decline. Sales
% 600 bags Including September, $13 39G
$50; October. sl2 25912 80; November.
Si.50: December. 81. 10: January, s11.SO
ali 80; February, si1S0@sll75 Spot
coffee-Rio, dull; No :. 153s; mild.
dull; Cordovs, 1sli8Is5S. Sales. none.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

TIE discussion seer J0hnny's fail
ings had reached TIE stage q psSs-oz
slit.eS
It's easy 20 see. madam voetter-
a.sd Nr CaErwziEr. which SIDE o
the hcuse the boz gets BIS temper from :
u. i. Josiah. replied Mrs. CaEg-
water. .asd in likewise easy = ~
where he gets rs inability % eoatzoa
i,s-CL.caso Tr.D-Ee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and Egr.

NEW YORK. S-p, S-BUtter-Quis1.
western ds5ry, I3tgls cents; 10 creamery
I5.a;13 oeuts. do factory. I3-s SO cents.
zins. = Gems. limitation creamery,
1913 cents; stat dairy. 1893 cents. do
creamery. iSE25 cents k--s-St~a6y:
state and Pennsylvania Il ceats: &c house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

One million dollars are invested in the
Cream OF Tartar plant used TO supply the
Price Baking Powder company Of Chicago.
The plant is the largest in the world. the
powder tue strongest aud purest in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
Very seldom

Little Boy-Mamma. what is her
nit?
Mammal man vino goes way of
and lives by himself.
Doesn't ne ever have anyone to talk
tor
No"
Al guess womans Is never bernits, Is
III food News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
Needed Painting.

Husband-That fence wants painting
badly. think I'll do it myself
|ife-Yes; do it yourself If you
think it wants to be done badly.-Tam.
many Times
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Will Gladstone come TO America; If
he comes he VIII find two-third- Of the
people using DIR. Prices Baking Pow ker.
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An Old Fogy Storckeeper.

Pretty Girl mountain resort)-I wan.
yachting cap.
Dealer-We do not keep them. There
is not sheet of water big enough to
sail in within two hundred miles of this
place.
Pretty Girl-Oh, you mistake did
not ask for yacht. / said yachting
cap.-N. Y. Weekly.
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In the dime museum.

visitor-Well. why are you here
among the freaks?
The Exhibition the lady who rides
the bicycle without discarding skirts
for trousers.-Chicsgo Record.
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Parlie-It must be a peculiar sensa-
ton to be hypnotized-
Clarke understand that you feel
about the same as You do when your
wife makes up her mind.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

To paint the lily or Gid refined gold
would not be more saoeyiuous than 20 At
tempt sn improvement "a DIR. Prices
IA D.rfect
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ST. Louis, Sept. 2S.-Cotton quiet. Mid
ding, 6; Sales, 80 bales; receipts. 900 bales
shipments, go bales: stock, $500 bales.
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BANK CLEARINns

NEW YoHK. sept. 1s.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstrees's. shows ths total
ciearings AZ the principal cities. and tbs per-
centage Of Increase or decrease. a. compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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Mrs. Shoppeh-Ahd you are sure the
colors will not run?
Cierk-Certain of it, These goods
we're made in Philadel phia.-Puck
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour-E sy.
No. . spring wheat N35s52l4c. No. spring
" b. at, noml. No. red 54$ss Il4c. No. corn,
ls5sc. No. yellow corn &.4 cents No.
a9lsaS0c. No. , rye 41c. No barley. 53l4a[s.
No3 5la54c. No. /. J0aj2c. No. faxseed 81 -.
Prime timothyseed. 50 5Oa55- Mess pork
Short ribs sides. loose. a. 3lS7 40. Dry
salted shoulders, boxed. SO 5Os6 62ls. Short
clear sides, boxed. s. d0s7 81 Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods. per gallon. 81 52 sugar
Cut loaf, 5.62; sranuiaJed, so; Standard \,
4 "a.
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Grain Quotations
~
HODGES & SEYMOUR.
CORNER FIRST aud fifth

Ei-ar-- s-r-sk Ezios 3si2 90 ~ ASS -
-asu E.l4z ~EeA. sgeea--gS- We - ~-sS
BASIS " ssiss5pps River.
Aluays ia tie market FOR ssFicEig pure Ezsil-
.ux wh-ai-hz-d Or sofs- Can fursish ozts
io3 8 TOPEKA. TELEPHONE t31.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

The Chinese and japanese armies are
not so well supplied as our own. In the
American amy ana navy DIR. Prices Bak-
ing Powder is constantly in use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
BULLS ARE IDLE
NO DISPOSITION ON THEIR PART
10 RAISE THINGS.

Bradstreet's for the Past Week Is not
ENhilerstiug But Best Showing ia
Made by she Wcst--Soush las
Been Checked by Damages
to Rice and Orange
Crops Sugar aud
Cotton Il II Ike Low
est Prices of
the Day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

Nabel!s-Broshe- T1z1 always 9--
ne bracelet every BIRTHDAY
Edith-Eou ougaf - s.2rt . }e-elry
store - -tzsca-o Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
Che Daily Eagle Saturday gaormiue September

| 15lZ@17sS cents: western fresh, 1920
| cents; cases, g. 25@2 so; receipts. 5,05
packages
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29

Proof of the pudding is in the string. OF
the Pie in the crust. None so good a that
made with Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-29
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Sept. y.

WICHITA Sept. -
BoGS.
Hog market active and steady 10 l0c higher:
quality principally only fair: choice corn fat
barrowy hogs would have sold strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Thefolloviug are the representative sales %
hogs AT the wards toia--