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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

New York. Aug ga large business
was done on the stock exchange today
and buyers were more numerous thar
sellers. The favorable market cond.-
tons OF the past few days held good
and were today supplemented by rail-
road reports OF favorable character.
notably 81. Paul's July statement show
inS gain in net earnings Of ss5s. sss.
hu. during the month Of last year with
which IL compares the road was held
UP by the strike 81 the American Rail-
way union London was an early SELL
er Of 81. Paul and depressed the stock
fraction but was a purchaser Of most
Of the other arbitrage properties dur
ing the first hour after which there
was selling movement. generally. and
the foreigners became purchasers OF
ST. Paul. ~ the opening the market
was active but irregular on small chan
ges which were mainly advances. Tn
der well distributed purchases. how
ever. the market gathered strength ana
general improvement set IN which
continued IN force up 10 II o'clock Tho
higher figures induced sales 20 reaiizs
profits under the influence OF which a
partial reaction took place. All Offer
ings were readily abSorced and shortly
after midday the reaCtionary tendency
was checked and prices again resumed
their upward course with but little OF
any interruption throughout the after
noon until the final dealings. when
small realizations In certain shares
caused trifiinC reactions The general
market closed strong and In most In
stances az the hes. prices OF the day.
Tobacco preferred sold M % ils per
cent. the preceding sale having
been AZ los per cen; on the Goth instan.
subsequently, receding 20 lie per cent
and closing at lis per cent bid. iis per
cent offered. Rio Grande Western
broke IL per cent. recovering only u
per cent OF the loss. The preferred lost
Of per cent and rallied l per cent. The
more important advances on yesterday
closing figures are: Pittsburg and
Western preferred 2is per cent: Sus-
ouehanna and Western preferred Ia
per cent, Denver and Rio Grandc pre-
ferred tx per cent: New Jersey Cen
trail Tennessee Coal and Pittsburg ana
Duluth IL per cent; New York Gen.
trail ~ par cent. and Cleveland. Gin
cinnati. Chicago and st. Louis preferred
and Pacific Mail I per cent. Declness
Evansville and Terre Haute per cent
Bonds were strong and animated. the
sales reaching s44i6.000. The more
important gains were: 81. Paul and NJ
frsts and Chicago and Erie incomes y
per cent: 10 frts per cent: Susane-
hanna and Western generals "a per
cent do seconds per cent; Onto ana
Southern frsts eiz per cent: Hooking
Valley SKIES per cent; Reading hrsts
incomes -. per cent; ST Louis ana sam
Francisco cOnsoi Tours. Cincinnati.
DAYTON and Ironton fives. and Kansas
Pacific cOnSOls III per cent: do trust re-
ceipts 2h per cent; Atchison adjust
ment fours when issued ~: wabash
dehentures. series r.. IL per cent ana
wIlkesbarre and Eastern l per cent.
Kansas and Texas seconds and Louis
VILE. Evansville and 81 Louis con-
sol Ewes / per cent. Declines; Wheenng
and Lake Erie firsts Ia per cent; Rig
-Four. 81. louis division. fours ~ per
cent and Oregon Improvement conso@
fyeS / per cent.
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Eagle Baseball Notes.

Philadelphia has won the series from
Boston to 5.
Pitcher Wilson of Cleveland has made
one hit in nine games.
Indianapolis has a big lead for the
Western league championship.
Outfielder Wright has not made an
error since Joining the Colonies.
Fred Pfeffer is now captaining the
Writings of theChicago City league.
In New York he is now called Pa
Clarke. Dad is too rude ana olSre-
spectful.
Charley Esper the Baltimore pitcher
has not hit a batsman with pitched
ball this season.
President Young has asked the East
ern league for Umpire Hurst, but ne
cannot be secured.
The Bridegrooms are worse off for
coacherS than any team IN the league
AT that they win games.
Arson no longer claims the pennant.
He is satisfied, however, that his Colts
will beat out some clubs.
The protested Cleveland-St Louis
game, which was thrown out, will be
played off on September T. II
Anderson of Brooklyn is suffering
with d sure oShoNh 40 PAeAy -
in left field for the GroomS.
Tommy Tucker failed to get hit In
the four recent BoSton-LouiSvilleg games
He was at bat eighteen times.
TRULY is doing better work al second
for Chicago than did Stuart Arson
is luck or has sound judgment.
McFadden played his first game with
ST. Louis Saturday. He had nine put
first base
Tom Burns work in left field for
New York is getting decidedly weak.
Again the wall for Burke is heard.
Marty Hogan is again playing with
the Hoosiers Fishers sprained ankle
is almost well. Both are victims of the
riot at Terre Haute.
Monte" Cross has been wired to join
the Pirates quick. Stuart's errors Sat-
urday cost the Pittsburg's the game
and Mack is mad at him.
In Hoyt's play. "A Runaway Colt"
Captain Arson will play game of bill
lizards. give a few baseball exhibitions
and do a little love-making.
Louis Bierbauer has been laid off
by the Pirates because of his timidity
while playing second base. GeninS Will
play second and Clingman third
- Big Biz Clarke the New York first
baseman. has not been heard of for
some time. At last accounts he was
laid up at his home near Pittsburg.
Since Collins has played in Boston
with the Colonies, the Hub cranks in
sist that he be recalled by the clug
management for next season. Where
will he be used?
\ Philadelphia exchange says that
aside fro its pitchers the New Yorks
have only one first class pmlayer-Geo.
Davis. Size up the team and IL looks
like a true assertion.
Jack Glasscock is posing as a good
Samaritan to league has beens" Since
taking charge OF the Wheeling club
he has captured two former league
stars-Harry Staley and Mark Bald
win.
Cleveland is getting a trifie shakey
on the ennant business. None OF the
western clubs are making any sort OF
a Splurge 70 assist the Spiders. and
they aren ow fighting il alone. More
power TO We, Spiders
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Eusl6fag XAshA

Nearly al 81 the i.ths used Il. b-ilS-
ing purposes eoEne from The .ofi
wood forests OF Maine and CsHzda
They are erozgh. On sailing vess>ls in
the sumner months and are STONED
s~ay until Needed in warehouses ir
tie upper part % To- ei;F. Tasy COM
10 free 4 duty. Bangor and .o4,
Scotia send 4 ngnSr o. vessels err-
year. slWsys IL IKE summer. S<cana
c-ck-iozds can % then esrrica. wh.c
would b< iDpos sshie in Water. oasn-
20 the heavy weather. -Psiisielr -.
Record
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAccABsrs

The State Commander writes US from
Lincoln. Neb.. as follows: After
trying other medicines for what SEEM
ed 10 be 4 very obstinate cough in our
two children we tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and at the end OF two days
the cough entirely left them. We
Will not be without il hereafter. as our
experience proves that II cures where
all other remedies fail"-Signed F. w.
Stevens, State Com.-Why not give this
medicine a trial. as il IS guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at the drug
stores OF Charles Lawrence and c.
Gehring. Regular size Soc. and 81. 90
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CLEVELAND 10: BOSTON s.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 2S.-CIeveland
batted Sullivan all over the field today
and had TO trouble in winning. Barr
ing an error by Mexican. who subse-
quently played a. magnificent game,
the Clevelands played steadily to the
end. Umpire Mcdonald was fearfully
roasted by the crowd but his decisions
in The main were fair. Attendance 81
600, Score:
r H F,
Cleveland 80 . 0012 20 Is 1
Boston ......0 l 0 2 0 0 l L 10 =
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and o.
Connor; Boston-Sullivan and Tenny.
Earned runs-Cleveland s; Boston 2.
Two basehits-Tenney, McGarr. Three
basehits-Long, Mccarthy, Blake.
Home run-O. Tebeau. Stolen bases
Chlds, Long. Double plays-Nyce,
Long and Tucker; MceKan and Tebeau
McGarr and Tebeau. First on balls
Nyce, Mccarthy, Tenney .; Burkett,
ChilGs, Mexican, Blake. Struck out
Sullivan, McGarr, Blake. Passed balls
Tenney. Umpire Time
s:15.
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PHILADELPHIA 3; CHICAGO 5

Philadelphia, Aug. 2S.-The Phillies
won today by lucky hitting although
Dahlen's error in the fourth. when he
let an easy grounder form Mailman
pass him almost to the fence, had
much to do with The locals scoring
In that inning. Three bases on balls
off Terry also gave the Philies run.
Attendance 1900. Score.
r H F
Philadelphia II 0 3 0-S 3
Chicago .....0 / O 0 o o 0 % 10 ,
Batteries: Philadelphia-Orth and
Clements; Chicago-Terry and Donohue
Earned runs-Philadelphia l. Two base
hits-Hallman. Boyle. Sacrifice hits
Sullivan. Turner. Stolen bases-Hamil
ton. Wilmot. Struck out-Delehanty,
Lanee. TRULY and Donohue. First on
baIls-Of Odth .; off Terry 5. Hit by
pitched ball-Donohue. Passed balls
Clements >. Umpires-Murray and
Keefe. Time 80.
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BROOKLYN 10; LOUISVILLE 5.

Brooklyn, Aug. 2S.-The Louisville
team fell before the Brooklynites at
Easton park this afternoon after a
long-drawn out and uninteresting game
Umpire BUrnham's work was unsatis-
factory. He ordered Pitcher McDer-
mott from the game in the fifth inning
and also ordered Manager McCloskey
to the bench. Attendance 1900. Score:
r H E
Brooalyn IDS o4100 0-iS 10 5
Louisville .....1 l 0 0 0 %
Batteries: Rrooklyn-Daub and Bur-
rell: Louisville-Gettinge McDermott
and Spies. Earned runs-Brooklyn s.;
Louisville 1. First on balls-Off Nc
Dermott {; off Gettinger l. Struck out
BY Daub 2; by McDermott L. Home
rum LaChance, Griffin. Three base
hit-Hassamer. Two base hitS-Shin-
die, DAILY, Shugart. Sacrifice hits
Spies. Stolen bases-Shindle, DAILY.
Double piays-Shugart, OBrien and
Hassimer. Umpire-Burnham. Time
2:06
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New oYrk. Aug. 2S.-Cofee-Options
opened steady with prices unchanged 20
poinst higher: ruled firmer on foreign
firmness and foreign orders; closed steady
at 1O63O points net advance: September,
Der, S4s0.
Spot coTee-Rio quiet; No. Z. 1870; mild
quiet but steady; COrdova. ls54Glso; ssles,
500 bags Savanilla and 4cJ bags Mara
caibo p. I.
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Shipuenfs of Gold.

New York. Au~. 2s.-Hoskier. WOOD
e Co win ship $3.50. 600 in gold 20 Europe
tomorrow. The firm states that This
~ the last shipment they VIII make. hav
ing completed the payment for con-
signrnent Of new 4 per cent govern
rneut bonds returned from Europe.
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Consecutive Tie.
BALTIMORE 11-s; PITTsBURG so

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 2S.-Baltimore
and Pittsburs were to have played two
games this afternoon. The first game
was called at 2 p. m, but the Pittsburgs
were not on the ground and Umpire
O'Day declared the game forfeited to
Baltimore by the score of to after
the Baltimore players had taken the
field. Mack's men arrived in time for
the second game, which resulted in
walkover for Baltimore. Foreman
was wild and ineffective while Hoffer
pitched in great form. Baltimore let
down in their fielding toward the end.
Bierbauer's work at second and Careys
batting were applauded. Attendance
800 Score:
RHE
Baltimore 30 20 p Ill IA 8
Pittsburg 80 0 0 0 o 0 2 8 s
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and
Clark; Pittsburg-Foreman and Merritt.
Earned runs-Baltimor 4. Two basehits
Stencil, Kelly, Bierbauer, Gleason.
Three basehits-Brodie. Stolen bases
Keeler, Foreman. Donovan: Double
plays-Genins, Bierbauer and Beckley;
Clarke ana Hoffer. First on balls-Of
Hoffer l; off Foreman 7. Hit by pitched
ball-By Foreman 1. Struck out-By
Hoffer 2. Wild pitch-Foreman. UNI
3ires-Jevne and O'Day. Time-2:25.
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Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas City. Aug. ea-Wheat-1T2 cents
lower; No. hard. 57d57lzc; No. red,
500. Hsl1kc: rejected, 40d45c: No. 2 spring.
55i.6i5Slac.
Corp-E cent lower: No. mixed. 3lT
311kc: NO. white. 3l14 dSllzc-
Oats-No mixed slow, 1slsGl9c: No. 2
white lower. 21T22c.
Rye-No. 2. 42c.
Bran-Slow, 5lG53c.
Hay-iFrm; timothy. se.5o911.oo: prairie.
s. O6S.50
Butter-Firm; creamery. 1i1z9f7c: dairy.
12dl4c-
EggSStrong, 10iAc.
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

New Orleans. Aug. 28.-rotton-F'irm {:
middliny, e-16c: low midiling, i2-lSc f:
good ordinary. SIC: net receipts. IS bales.
including 1 bale new: exports coastwise.
II bales; sales. GO bales; stock, 9.j5S bales.
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DRY GOODS aAEkET.
sss YORK.

Ssw York. Aug zs.-Agerfs have al
-anc4f prices az follows. Wam~ui's
.s-l,ch fIeache1 Z cent. - 1914 CENTS:
wsrnsutta 1s-inch carnbric muslin y
es-t 70 sGz cents. ca; Fire 5s-inch
tleached 20 r cents net- ArgTie @-i1ch
h-~sz- cot.1rs L cent Honest Hidt7
7s-Iaca brown cott01s - ia cents \
large business doing IN cotton gods
81 nrint~t fabrics dress goods. IN
se-~-a-. Iafses wool auittnzs. cotton
hlauk.-,a an. fanreis and all fatsrY
ga sonahIe a;u~a Printing cloths arra
A. 2 ceEts. WIN a&!sz os 1850 pieces
sryCrS.
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GETS A LONG LEAD
BALTIMOEE HAS TWO GAMES OFF
PITTsBUEG, CHEAP.

Eitts,Jurg Fails to Appear in Time for the
First Game, which is Thereby Forfeited
to Baltimore and the One Actually
Played Comes Almost as Easy-Spiders
Play Steady, Winning BalI-Coits Let the
PhilIies Take One-Colonels Defeated at
Brooklyn-Burke Gets an Ovation-Sen-
atOrs' Third Consecutive Tie
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Sn~2Y.

New York. Aug. 2S.-SuFar-Raw dull
and heavy: fair refining. 2AG27sc; CEN
trifugal. eS test, 3isG31.c.
Refined-Dull.
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Western League Games.

KANSAS CITY Z; DETROIT 6.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 28.-Score:
r II f
Detroit ......2O2 O01OO 1-614 8
kensas City. o 0 1 2 0 10 ~ IL 0
Batteries-Pears and Boyd: Daniels
and Bergen.
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REPRESENTATIVE SAILS

Ira bicycles known as -s.ke,-
A fxicrcie must be .-.r1ke,
Ard when winter coD~s round
l. vii doubtless b. found
That - icycie goes as a .'ike-'
-WsstlnStoe Stag.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

The personal pronouu IT should
be the coat-of-arIus Of some indIvidu-
ala -Rivoxai
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Aug. 2S-Cat:ie-Comnon 20
extra choice steers were in demand today
by dressed beef firms and eastern shippers
at 81 SOS e5. with sales principally a. 81 80
as co The stockeT and feeder trade was
again lively and there were large sales
of these cattle at s. +J,Isi0'D 20 western buy
ers. Bulls went at Si75G2. % and cows
and heifers sold at SLoog3 -. principally
al sI-75d3O-
HogSThe offerings were more than SUI
hcient % meet all requirements. Prices
were of cents more and buyers again
had things good deal their own way.
Heavy hogs sold S3D04s5. choice bucth-
er weights s>Tiing around $40 Mixed lots
sold al HfSd4s. and common TO prime
assorted lights at 3. 4g747S. The bulk Of
the t-adtr was done at - syff455 fOr
shipping lots OF heavy hogs and &zG
As for packing hogs
She@p-In very good demand AZ si-E|f
10 FOR inferior lots. and up 20 g Z0
5-75 for choice and extra export focks.
So Louis, Aug. S-CattIe-Receipts 3
~: shipments. I.s"o: market strong 20 .
cents higher: export steers 3 316S 8: ship
ping steers. 3; @HT6. 10. butchers and dress
ei beef, S5-5c1s-oO. stockers and feeders,
SesI4oo
Ho--Receip;s. 500: shipments Do:
market 70 cents lover: heavy. H-sGfs-55:
Inixe>.. stJr6 ~: light =. sD64-o.
She-~p-RecelptS ADD; shipments. 90;
market weak
Kansas CITY. Aug 3-Ca..le-Recefpc.
s.or9: shipments. 5.6"s marie: steady %
strong. Texas steers g ssFT< -. beef s.ee-s
3 SIS. -: cookers ard feeders. fz5yGf ..
Hog-R~capts. $40: shipments. 30.
market steady 20 ; ce1ts higher bulk.
ti5s94s; heaE7ss. .s0o,74-c,: packers. - .
az ~: mixed iI5G4E. light. IET4 =.
yO-sers- = 5sl74 -. pigs - 0"ssfE
shesp-ReoelPts. 2srD: Shipments. so.
market steady TO stro1E.
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New York IL Of l 1 s 0 = l.
Cincinnati 30 l 0 o 0 0 0 0 O. 9 0

Batteries: New York-Rusie and VIII
son: Cincinnati-Parrott and Vaughn.
Earned runs-New York &: Cincinnati
J. First on balls-Of Rusie /; off Par
rot .. Struck out-By Rusie 3: by Par
rott > Three base hits-Miller. Two
base hits-Miller .. Rusje. Sacrifice
hits-Hoy. Van Haltren, Stafford.
Double plays-Smith and Ewing; Nc
Phee and Ewing; Fuller. Stafford and
Bannon. Stolen baSes-Tiernan. STAFF
ford, Hoy. Umpire-Emslie. Time La.
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INDIANAPOLIS -: ST. PAUL &

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Score:
r H E
indianapolis ..03 l 0 2 6 0 0-12 Is 1
st. Paul. o 0 0 0 3 o-5 9 4
Batteries-Fisher and Mcfarland;
Pepper, Jones, Boyle and Kraus.
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WICHITA NAEKEn

HOGS
Hogs steady % cents ioTe-
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave P-sce- 70. Dock Ave. P-ice.
a. ~ - s. - 49, - 81 -
49, 3s sU 49, % 80
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1T MAY 20 AS MUCH FOR YOU.

MI. T TtU NIIIItI, UI II VI ElS, III, WIItPJ
that he had Severe Kidney trouble
for many years. with severe pains in
his back and also that his bladder was
affected. He tried many so-called Kid
ney CUES but without any good re-
suit. About a year ago he began the
use of Electric Bitters and found relief
at once. Electric Bitters is especially
adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver
troubles and often gives almost instant
relief. One trial will prove our state
ment. Price only soc. for large bottle.
At the drug stores of Charles Law
renee and G. Gehring
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WASHINGTON 5; ST. LOUIS 5.

WASHINGTON ., 81. LUIS q.
Washington. Aug. 2S.-This Is the
third successive day that Washington
plaved A tie game Tom Brown wore a
sensational uniform and opposed his old
associates. Umpire Tim Hurst also put
Ia his appearance and received an ova-
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Iafl klssr.

Fail Rive. Mass. Au~. zs~Fr}a'ins
cloth market quiet anf SrrH a. cents
p~~-.r, yrzssoz.-W hs.so~yss = Al
.-,-s.s,. tba. sh.ll fss as~o mp 4 s-s iLefpsa-
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PEORIA u; LINCOLN 2.
Peoria, Aug. 2S.-Score:

Peoria ...0 2 l 1 2 0 5-12 IA 2
Lincoln :. 40 90 0 0 o. 3
Batteries: Peoria-Roach and Dug
dale; Lincoln-Bragg and Speer.
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REACTED AT LAST
REPORTED EXPORT SALES, CHECK
WHEAl's DECLINE

Market Opens De morsiized and Everything
Conspires to Boost IL the Wrong Way
Gables Lower and there IL = Sense Of the
Perfect Avalanche of New Wheat In tn e
Observation-Disclosures without Mercy
and selli,g on Stop Loss Orders-C:op
Prospect Gives Corn No Help-Oats, and
Provisions Decline.
Chicago. Aug. 2s-After a marked
decline wheat reacted on reported ex-
port sales today and closed BUTTS cent
lower. Corn lost Is cent oats; y cent
andprovisions closed at declines.
Wheat opened democalizs,d and be-
fore noon was fully Ia cent 5 below the
close yesterday. Everythiit re was ap-
parently against the pr ces. cables
were lower and while the receipts in
yesterday, they were still an indication
OF what mapy be expecte when the
big crop there gets under f. al Roadway.
There was no disposition TO give the
market any support and as IL went
down there was relentless liquidation
and free selling on stop loss orders api
exhaustion if margins an from the
close OF 60is cents for Sep tember last
night, there was a steady drop to 1915
cents before noon On SOME covering
by shorts and a report that; foreigners
were picking up considerable wheat at
the seaboard in decline. there was a
late reaction that improvedi the price
to 593s cents and it closed at that price
Corn suffered again from the good
fortune OF the crop which orsce escaped
the frost with which the signal service
had threatened it. Receipts were PA
cars and 275 cars are the estimated re-
ceiptS for tomorrow. The opening. for
September was 351s cents against 35Z
and 357s cents at the end OF yesterday 5
session. 1t sold down TO 35h cents,
reacted to 35Z cents and closed at 35Ss
cents.
The market for oats was weak on the
near deliveries while the more remote
months were only a trifie easier. Sep
TENDER opened at 1875 cents sold at 10
cents. declined to 1917 centse and closed
at 1S7s cents.
Provisions were weak September
pork, which closed yesterday at $3.50
left off at 1920. Lard for September
and January are each 5 cents lower:
September ribs 121s cents and January
~ cents lower.
Chicago Grain.
ChlccCO, Aug. sS.-N Qcdl@SaSh dGC
August, 5eizc: September. 597sc; Deem
Der, 6214c: May. csc.
Corn-Cash and August, 3stsc: Septem-
Der. &ssc: December. 302sc.
Oats-Cash. August and September.
1870: May. 221kc.
Pork-Cash. August and September So N;
January, 9.77is-
Lard-Cash, August and September. SIS,
go: January. $.95.
Ribs@Cash, August and September,
$50; January. S5GG5.10.
81. Louis Grain.
ST. Louis. Aug 2S.-Wheat-Lower; cash.
Gle; September. slQ61lsc; December, $3.50
May, 675sc.
Corn-Lower; cash, 33Xc: September.
34c: December. 25%c; May. Gs.c.
Oats-Lower; cash and September. 1914
May. DC.
Pork-Lower, se75.
Lard-Lower. s5.7of5. s2iz.
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TDRRE HAUTE Q: MINNEAPOLIS

F1flflt f1AU z 3, MIMI EA1OLIS 4.
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Score:
K II z
Terre Haute. .3 2 0 0 o 8 0 i 9-9 5
Minneapolis 80 0 0 0 0 l 1 2 10 3
Batteries-Hughey and Roach; Fra
ger and Wilson.
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Des Moines 20 8 0 0 3 0 2 o IS 4
Quincy =. .....3 0 0 W
Batteries: Des Moines-Sonier and
Mcfarland; Quincy-Parvin and Bo-
land.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
BIG BUSINESS DONE
BUYERS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
0UrNUMBER SELLERS.

Favorable Conditions OF Recent Days Held
Good and Railroad Reports are Of
Highly Stimulating Nature-Opening h
Active. Irregular but Advancing riil
Realizing Sales Prodaee . Reaction
Absorption is Equal to the Occasion and
Advancement Resumes and Continues
TIL the Close with little Interrupsioa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
Western Association Games.
ST. JOSEPH 9: ROCKFORD 3.

ST. JOSEPH 8; ROCKFORD 3.
Rockford, Aug. 28.-Score:
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St. Joseph IL 1 1 1 1 o. L
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Snyder; St Joseph-Colburn and Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Coffee.

New York. Aug. 2S-Butter-Quiet
EggSEasy.