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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
Interest on same
Total collected in August

Total collected in August S 643 So
The collectors cash book shows
lax and interest collected July 81,
1895 and not included in his settle
ment of August 5th amounting to 81
This amount is not included in the
above, he being charged Herewith
in our last report.
Of corporation 49, 90
To amount collected in corporation 2 90
Total 8 81 90
The collector includes in the col
l~ections of August in his cash book
poll tax 81 of A. Sicily for which
he is charged in our lastreport.
To amt of parish licenses collected 1872 SO
Respectfully submitted by
Lastie Broussard,
Thos. J. Morgan.
Finance Committee.
Abbeville, La, Sept 8, 1895
The following report from the Par
ish Treasurer was received and ordered
spread on the minutes, to wit
To the Hon. President and members of the
Police Jury of Vermilion Parish.
The following is the financial standing
of the parish at this date:
Abbeville Bridge fund has 5 2217 %
Reed on this fund since my last
report from J. Oscar Hebert
on roll 1894 S19.46
License fund has S52 63
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. Oscar Hebert
on roll 1894 S173.38
Surplus fund has s IS
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. Oscar Halert on
roll 1894 s220.9f.
Very respectfully.
Parish Treasurer.
The amount of $4,000 was a%ppropria
ted to aid Rene Toups a deaf mute to
attend the Deaf and Dnmb school at
Baton Rouge at the next session.
Judge W. W. Edwards made a report
relative to the construction of the
bridge across Vermilion river at Able
vile, whereupon it was resolved that
that the bridge committee be and are
hereby authorized to advertise for bids
for the construction of a steel draw
bridge across Vermilion river at Able
vile, Louisiana, and report results to
this body.-Adopted.
A petition was received from numer-
GUS merchants of the parish of Vermil-
ion asking that Joseph Hebert be al
lowed to u a peddling hack within
the limits of this parish, without pay
ing any parish license, which request
was granted.
On motion, duly seconded, the sum
of five dollars was allowed to Elsie
johnson per month, she being in desti-
tute circumstances.
The following road overseers made
their reports and the amounts placed
opposite their names we're allowed
them for extra services, AZ follows
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14

The following persons were appoint
ed road oVerseers for the ensuing year,
to wit =:
Louis Dugas, Sd road dis. 9th ward.
Placide Mouton, 9TH 9th g"
| VIM MeauX 4th Z" 9th "
On motion of Mr.. Godchaux, duly
seconded, Mrs. Mathilde Leblanc, ad-
ministratrix of the succession of A. l..
Leblanc, ex-sherif was allowed the
sum of eighty dollars for the pack of
blood hounds, with board for same to
date.-Adopted.
On motion duly seconded the sum of
five dollars vas allowed to j. Alcide
Leblanc for hack hire for the convey
ing a prisoner to the seat of justice.
The question of subdividing the-vo-
ting precinct of the 9th ward was then
voted on, pursuant to law and the same
was adopted.
The question of ~enlarging the first
voting precinct of the TIN ward was
then adopted.
Resolved that the Police Jury do
hereby consent to the proposed change
in the public road as now traced and
laid out and on record between the
lands of Messrs. Bruno Broussard and
sons on the north and Julien Simon on
the south, in conformity with a nota-
rial act passed before Alcide Leblanc,
Recorder, this 4th day of September,
1895, and the president of this body is
hereby instructed to accept said act
Adopted.
Messrs. j. T. Broussard and Ernest
Broussard were appointed a committee
to act with the road overseer to inves-
tigate the closing of the natural drains
in the ID road district, 4th ward, which
prevents the drainage of water from
the public roads.-Adopted.
The following claims were allowed:
J Alcide Leblanc iailer ending Aug
81, 1854 8 81 so
I" hack hire for pris'r 5 90
Odelia Primeaud 35 90
DR. Abshire expense of burying
John Reynolds 40
Alcide Leblanc books for clk's office IS 90
G Godehaux assg of NJ Bagley coal
for courthouse 1875
G Godchaux lumber for bridges 1o8 40
Il Wise & Co material for Abbeville
bridge II 10
J Nugier nails etc for bridges 2 bulls 1G 70
Homer Decuir lumber for bridges
and com work $50
j T Broussard nails for bridges / 20
Albert Denais keeping bridge at d
OBronSsard's IL IS |
DR. w . White physicians salary or
June so, 1895. etc so 90
Numa Frederick j p VS. Gustave Lee
blanc ct ais 10 81
w Pipes serv'g on coroner's jury
on body of S Lopez $50
w Pipes assg Mic Broussard serv'g
on coroner's jury body Of Lopez Q 10
0 H 0'BrYan assg of Ned HUFF wit
fee VS. F Walker I0ot
Alcide Leblanc drawing jury Sept
term 1895 10O0I
Howard Hoffpauir sol
A ToupsA 200
ArvenneRH ebert 290I
b FLyons +" / 60
Mathilde Leblanc, adm'tx blood
hounds and board 50 90
Mrs. Laura Hooks panper 5 90
Mrs.H P Stakes 5mt
Mrs. Charles Toups ESQ.,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermilion, 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court. No. 29S.

trict Court, No. 1913.
Succession of Don Louis Prejean.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested, or having any opposition to
make to the tableau of debts and
charges filed by Delizane Hebert, adj
ministratrix of said succession to file
the same in the office of the clerk of
court IN writing within ten days from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
court this 7th day Of September, 1895.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
Edwards q Gre@2e. attorneys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
B. L. ROOT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

18th Judicial District Court-Parish of
Vermilion-No. 201.
Succession of Eliza Baudoin.
Notice is hereby given to ali partier
interested in said succession or having
any opposition to make to the tableau
of debts and charges filed by Joseph
A.. Faulk, administrator Of said success
sion to file the same in writing in the
office Of the clerk of the district court
within ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
court this 3lst day of August. 1896.
ALCIDE LEBLANC.
Clerk of Court.
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Rene Toups to aid him to attend the
Deaf 81 Dumb school 30 90
On motion the jury then adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
J. 7. B~RoUssaRD, President.
j. N. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14

ley there is a big stretch of cultiva,
ted land, the property OF Messrs.
Cue, dan and son, and the first thing
you know you will hear Of Messrs.
W. W. Duson & Bro. going over to
that part Of the country from Crow
Icy aud building a town. That Is
about settled on, and they will name
it t1ueydan. They are building a
tap road from the line of railroad
that strikes at Midland to get out to
Gueydan and take in the crops now
raising there. And you talk about
rice, and the finest kind at that, this
is the place to look for it. This tap
going out there is one of the branch.
es OF the Southern Piciic, and when
ever this goes to any part OF the
country there is something IN sight.
The new town is to be in the extreme
northwestern part of the parish of
VermillioD, and will be near Lake
Author. The man who gets down
there early will come near getting
the take off of 1000 acres of rice,
and that is the size of the crop rep
resented in that section. The par
ties who have put in the better part
Of the crop have dug a canal for the
supply of water necessary for rice
lands, and the stream fills all of the
needs.
"Gueydan will be situated pleas.
emily for those who settle there.
The distance to Abbeville will be
only twenty-three miles, while
Crowley is only fifteen miles of.
Want to tell you, though, that the
owners of the rice to be raised at
Gueydan will not chip to the market
unless the prices are fair. If some
Of the hold-down prices come along,
the rice will stay 10 the ware house
until the price is equitable. An
other thing, there are some surveyors
laying off q road that comes in from
Southwest Pass runs through Acadia
parish, north OF Crowley, and branch.
es out and touches the Texas and
Pacific.
Eyes sir. this part of the state is
coming to the front fast. The class
of people moving in this direction
are the men who have dallied with
sugar raising as lang as they istend
te. No, sir, not only rice; anything
else will grow in that soil. 1t is
the kind that is good for anything
and every thing. But then, speking
Of things in general, Crowley is get.
ting to be something of a place, do
you know? The mayor, Phillip
Chappuis, is putting up a fine brick
store in the town. The Crowley
State Bank has q handsome building.
It has just been occupied: Messrs.
Kaplan and Lichtenstein are erect
ing a 200-foot warehouse for the
handling of rice. If it does not an
swer the capacity tbay will add an
other 100 feet. If you ever happen
to 60 cut to Crowley, one Of the
good fellows you want to meet is the
sheriff, Eldridge Lyons. He will
tell you all you want to know.
Clerk of the Parish Raymond Clark
is another Of the obliging ones,
Ask them if Acadia is on the map if
you are out for information and you
will hear something ."-Signai.
~
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish of Vermilion-17th judicial
District Court-No. 736.
J. u. THEALL VS.. HIS CREDIT0RS.
Public notice is hereby given thasthsss
will be held at my Office, in the T0En 2.
10 o'clock d. M, a meeting Of the creditors
of the insolvent j.. ULCER Theall for the
of deciding what disposition
should be made of the property and eilecss
of said estate, and in case . sale 10 agreeu
upon, to fix terms and conditions OF samS
as well as to deliberate and vote upon az
ether matters coming before said Iaeetinss
Gro. w. SUMMERS:
Dy-CleTk 81 Ex-OHcio Notary Public.
August 10. 1895.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
NOTICE.
Land Office al Nn,n OIL.

Land Office at New Orleans i.
July 20, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that tha NJ
lowing named settler has filed notiea " Z
his intention to make final nsnss 7 Z
support of his claim. and that III
proof will be made before the Clat ,,z j
District Court, at Abbegille. Ta j. =
September l6, 1895, viz: Z
Pierre Boulet,
who made homestead entry, Ma. isala
for the sW Or Of NE or, NE ar IF M
or and West half Of Sc or, Sec. 1 IN
II, SIR 2 East.
He names the following witnesses Il
prove his continuous residence man
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Peter Dubose, Hampton MORGAN
Preston Morgan, DAMS Foreman, HI Il
Vermilion Parish.
G.. Med. BRUMBY, Register.
August 3-'95.-6t.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
Trespass Notice.

ALL persons are hereby warned not Y
hunt upon, trespass upon or pass ossl
ride or drive through my fields ana
Enclosures, in the 3rd ward Of this PARISH
under penalty Of beng prosecuted 20 wv
fullest extent of the Aaw.
1904. ALEXANDRA BR0UGSyRD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-09-14
Succession Sale.
A OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court-Parish OF
Calcasieu-No. S48.

Succession of James and Sarah Root.
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Mulhall Shows the Champsonsb;p.

Mulhall, o. T, Sept. 9-(Special)-
The Pawnee baseball club has been play
ing in good luck during the past two
months. They won the first prize at
the tournament at Pawnee. o. T., also
several other good games. They could
not stand it to hear that Mulhall was
claiming the championship Of the ter
ritory, so two games were arranged be-
tween Pawnee and Mulhall, to be play
ed at Perry on September 4 and 5. for
purse of 800 and the championship Of
the territory. The game resulted as
follows:
First game-Mulhall, -; Pawnees, 3.
Batteries: Mulhall-E. J. Bevis and
o. II. Bevis; Pawnee-Cockrum and
Peterson.
Second game-Mulhall "a; Pawnee. s.
Batteries: Mulhall-Henry Beevis and
o. H. Beevis; Pawnee-Lester and Pet
erson.
This victory gave Mulhall the cham
pionship for 1895, and they are now
three times champions. Pawnee put
up very good game but was outclass-
ed by the Mulhall team. z. j. Bevis,
who pitched the first game, struck out
ninteen men in the eighth inning. This
beats all records for amateur pitchers.
This young man pitched for the noted
Winfield Reds who won the champion
ship Of the state Of Kansas this season.
1t has been generally conceded that he
has no equal among the amateur pitch
ers.
Enid has been playing some ball this
summer, but since the Mulhall pitcher
has returned they cannot be heard
from. Mulhall stands ready to defend
her honors, to play any club in the ter
ritory for any amount of money.
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Chances for the Pennant.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 9.-The race for
the National league penant is still full
of possibilities for at least three of the
contestants and while the home team
has good clear lead it is by no means
out of the woods. The champions and
Phillies have each fifteen scheduled
games to play. while the Spiders have
but ten. Baltimores percentage is now
.655, Cleveland's is .627 and Philadel-
phia .596 If both Baltimore and Cleve
land should lose all their remaining
games and the Phillies win all theirs
it would stand: Baltimore $40, Cleve-
land .57S, Philadelphia .643. If both Bal
timore and Cleveland lose five games
the percentage will be: Baltimore .656;
Cleveland .617; but if Cleveland wins all
her remaining games and Baltimore
loses five, the race will be a tie at .65S:
If upon the other hand Baltimore wins
but five games and Cleveland does the
same thing the score will stand: Balti-
more .616, Cleveland .617 To win the
peannt in such an event Philadelphia
would have to capture twelve of her
fifteen games, giving her 800 Combi-
nations OF this kind can be made with
out limit of the remaining games and
they are interesting In that they show
that even now there is at least a posi-
BILE chance for a triangular contest to-
ward the end Of the race.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
LONDON.


London. Sept s-Coasols FOR money
i57s.: do for The account 1s7 s-is; Cana
dian Pacific 1911; E-ie g: DO seconds
s0@. Illinois Central l9s: Mexican orfi-
.ary zsi.: 81 Paul common 7e;4: View
York Central ias7z; Pennsylvania $50 !:
Mexican Central new 7ss.: bar silver
y s-ls pr ounce Money - per cent
The rate ot discount OF IRE open mar
Get Tor short bills s. pr cent TIE rate
o: discount IN the open market tor ta-ee
months bills s. per cent.
Cold q. Busaos Ayrss 10 %. Na9-la
Is 20: Lisbon - a: g. Petersburg -.
Athens .. Rene 1915. Vienna I1I
The amour; OF bullion zooe into TIE
BANK q England on balance today Vas
- 60 pounds.
Paris Sept s--Thr-e per cen. -snfez
ia- frapcs-os c<at1nes fo- rhe account:
Exchange - London - francs = cen
tines fo- cseckA
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Sept s-Cattle-ReceiptA
500: shipments. 80: best steady: others
weak: Texas cattle, S2.sSaS3: beef steers.
S0od5ks; Texas cows. N.Atf2+o; native
cows 81 3fiS.ao: stockers and feeders. T. -
<f4 90: bulls. s. 6Vu3.oo.
Hogs-Recelp;s. l5.1o: shipments. <oo:
steady to strong: bulk OF sales, - 3sVA3:
hcavies 81 aDfi4 q; packsrs "a. 1914 *. mix-
ed. ssd(p43: lights s40u4so. workers..
81 2Gei4ao: pigs. $25ou3-S.
Sheer,-Receipts. go: shipments. 1900:
lambs. 81 3sg4S: muttons. s., iog20: mar
ket steady.
ST. Louis, Sept e-Cattle-Reccipts. e
Coz: shipments. 30 Market shipping
grades about steady but other qualities
lower: export steers. &.1,uS-1s' falr 70
good shipping steers. AoeIs.oo: dresses
beef and best butcher grades. g TSqt3 IS:
bulk OF sales s.. ota4 30: stockers AMI
feeders, g. Ssu3.75: cows and heifers. szeoee
$50: Texas and Indian steers, 2-s-srS 80.
bulk OF sales. SaS13.2s. cows and hesfers.
& DlE.5.2
Hoys-Receip:s $500: shipments, $50:
market cents lower: heavy. - @gA&s
mixed, s. 7SGI4.s5; lights. S.0o14D.
Sheep-Recaipts. 1.So; shipm~n.s nonss
market steady: native mu'tons. y 1,q35
stockcrs. Si.5NI2iB: lambs &.oo<4B s
southwestern sheep. S-cou2. a.
NEW YORK
New York. Sept g-Teeves-Recelpis
two DAYS, 3,5es; active, 20 csnts higher,
CoIorados. Sl3se7s- y: stays and oxen. 81 =
G370. bulls. 81 ood3@: dry cows. n-1s9
300. European cables quote American
steers a, IIslf2d dressed weight. refrger-
ator beef 81 y. d*a4d.
veaIs-Poor 20 primo T.0ods 10: grass
ers and butterrn4Is caives 12.1sG3. Il.
Sheep and hmbs-Reccfpfs. two Gays.
q 7sI: active: ehesp ard good lambs firm.
Sheep. poor 20 prime, 81. 40. lambs.
common 10 choice, xSsft5.-.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New York. Sept. s.-Wheat-Receipts
136, 500; exports ~ $50. Spot steady; No
red, 6es4c; No. 1 hard, G%c, delivered.
Options declined most on the weak cables.
heavy northwestern receipts, a good in
crease in both American and English
vissbles ana local short sales: turned firm
IN the afternoon on sudden covering due
to reporte good cash demand in Mime
apolis, q reduction Of 100000 buehels on
passage and advance In corn; closed 14Gas
cent lower: September, 6I1saSsAc, closed
e2s.c; December. S4dS47sc, closed Sac.
oCrn-Recedpts. 2S7. 80; exports, $500:
spot active. closing steady; No. 2, $50
SS7sc Options broke badly at first on
warm weather west and sympathy with
wheat, but recovered a good deal subse-
quently on the big export demand and
closed unchanged to "a cent lower. Sep
TENDER, IS G3SSsc. closed 3Sssc.
Oats-Receipts. o,1oo: exports. 400. Ne
elected; No. q 2319024c. Options-Quiet.
steady, closing unchanged to Is cent high
er: September closed 2S1ac; December.
closed Mssc.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Sept. .9-Wheat-F>irm: :
September. &c: December, a5l2G555sc; May.
5el4c On track: No. hard, 5614c: No. /
northern, 5512c; No. northern, 54c.
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NEW YORK 4: CINCINNATI l.

New York. Sept 9.-Both Clarke and
Rhines pitched fine ball today. Clarke.
however. managed TO come out ahead,
as he was given better support. Smiths
home run hit TO left field bleachers in
the fourth was all that saved the visit
ors from a shut out. Fuller's playing
a. short was a feature. Attendance,
1.510. Score:
RHE
New York 80 0 o 200 - 9 ,
Cincinnati 30 o 0 / 0 0 o o. 5
Batteries: New York-Clarke and
Wilson: Observation-Disclosures and Vau-
GIN. Earned runs-New York. .: Gin
cinnati. 1. First base on errors-New
York. >: Cincinnati. l. - Bases on balls
of Clarke. /: of Rhines. 0. Struck
out-By Cralke, I; by Rhines. 1. Home
run - Smith. Two haSehits-Davis.
Stolen bases-Burk Double plays
Fuller. Stafford and Doyle. Fuller and
Doyle: McPtee. Ewing and Smith.
Cralke. Wild pitch-Rhines. Passed
ball-Vaughn. Umpire-heefe- Time,
40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10
PRODUCE stsgKEI.

CHICAGO.
Chicago SEP sy-Po-k-Cass s-f Sep
teruh-er = =
I-zTd-caaa and E4T'te-ub@-. - ~
KANSAS CITY
Kansas C5.y. sep. t-BBfte---fsoo<i
Trades firm. creamery. kizlT77cs dairy.
1-0-4e. fancy cat-T a1arcr-
Hay-wezk: tzn0thy. ss-sazlloo %. pral-
re. <SJ2sIa-
ST. LOUIS
e. Lo1is S@pt- f-Rgt;e--czIisr: r~--
s-a-or. Is.T-Sc: xzfh@Ts1 creamery. 10 &c
farr-T Eizn. zizazc.
ES-S-4zcy IL
whiEsyr-S tsszty. 81
I.@zh-DUiI. mail zslss. g n
S.,@lter--t@tter. - tn
cotton ties an1 fszGz5r<-Fr-hs-r>t
Pork-I>oEsr. . s-7z "a 3oo lots
I-sr3--Ioxs-- prime. = x: csos~e. 8 =
Bscon-Sho1i5s-z. ft-oxe-sD. = ?. legs.
80. r1Es. = So. xseo-r r5@a- = -.
Cora rsezi-cggse< g. ssE1Ts
Erzr-Dz9.l - 81
Eky-fs<-s- zrs1es s-arce Ar r--- par
r-zce@ r3sotsf1I ~. very Cal. o-z-s.s
y sSSss.i'5. flro9thy. . sE8s
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BANK CLEARINGs .

New York. Sept e.-C1earings sss.-
273. 537: balances 1874 -sss.
Boston Sept 9.-Ciearings 81. 7si. {57
balances 81 As. 1G&.
Baltimore. Sept. s.-Ciearings 81. so. :
1s0: balances s26ss. 353.
St Louis. Sept e.-Clearings sf07.-
ess; balances sos. 3s5. Aoney-Quiet: 81
per cent New York exchange - cent
discount
New Orleans. Sept e-Ciear.nzs S73f.
gal New York exchange: Bank 81 pe.
81. 600 premium; commercial {l50 per
81 60 discount
Philadelphia Sept 2.-CIea-gins IT,
81, SO, balances 81. go s2s
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Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
The PoSsumpsic Saving Bank sd
NV acres Of sw !. sec 15-2S-2w S 10
E. NJ. Haines, sd ne u sec I1-2s-Iw 1000
E. ". NSnWeyman sw !. sec 1923
4w sd..... ........-....... 1000
". n and s. ]. Ciaggett. sw -
sec 15-27-sw ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 900
Theodore Bcemister Qcd lots
in W L OF sw Il sec 1S-26-Iw.. l
Mrs. f. NJ. Hines sd. let Is Ohio
ave Mathewsons 5rd add. $50
T. D. Wardell lot IOOF add FL
Paso. Kan. Observation-Disclosures. :
r. T Fuller lots and Hubbards
End add...... $50
Rerbert \. Stephens wd lots IS 80
on First street Butler and Fish
ers sub OF lot city..... 30
Mortgage releases. laA2
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Boston ..0 0 / 0 0 eo3s-6 9
st Louis ...---0 o 0 0 0 0 Q Q 60 3 /
CHICAGO5: BROOKLYN 3.

Brooklyn Sept 9.-The BrookIyns
lost 10 the Chicago here today through
blunders- Both Terry and Stern pitch
ed effectively The latter'S wildness
cost two runs The visitors played
well in the field Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Ri F
brooklyn ......olooo o2oo-s "A
Chicago -.0 0 0 0 2O1e 2-5 1
Batteries: BrooklynStern and Grim;
ChicagoTerTy and Donohue- Earned
runS-Brooklyn. l. First on ballS+Cff
Stern, 4; off Terry. 8. Struck out-By
Stern. z; by Terry. l. Two basehits-
Stern. Sacrifice hit-Truby, Terry.
Double plays-Truby. Dahlen and An
son. Wild pitche-Stern. Umpire
Murray. Time. 1:47.
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Charles Lawrence and G.. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10
GRAIN MARKET.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.

New York. Sept e-The visible supply
of grain Saturday, Sept. Z. as complied by
the New York Produce Exchange is as
follows:
Wheat, s.754. 900 bushels; increase. l.
314. 900.
Corn. 4,Ts2cIo bushels. decrease, $4,000
bushels.
Oats. 3.194.0o9 bushels; decrease. 2ls,co
bushels.
Rye SIS 900 bushels increase. =. zoo.
Barley, ST., 90, increase. $500 bushels.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows;