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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

% re- hshrr good demand sng sy'rs sas " are
n"msou. cp d,nase dspers co% nm 1 ssaasc
I, S easpr and lover bui IN ar demanS 70 io ga
@5rn steady and IN fair demand A. z 10 . >',gh" na
2;s r d PTm seam lard c cs. and 50 20 July
Flour quiet and rel, On ,h' va osiS Mn s.eTs hSm at
30 f1r sacked bran sls 5o9Si3 - fr standard
,"',,,i,,gg sli 55n>ii for white.
pn,l.,slnbia Ma, 2s-Foar dua. without important a,
chang SGerings from mills Hight. prices firmly he.
~ a,ar Ga" bur ., a,n v WSea, Market 1nn.eied
regular tine eos on can ' rs Msl june Ala
81 Iul, s6.gSa.c Augus'. sosaS).c 'orn~Vp,,, o
market s'rorE and airan.sa ' .n a supply steady
mand lsf - Yellow grain depot &c: ~ MS@i
Msy 80 80, o"s MarSe under model r.
onns, "a! .ymp Dsab. Sha NIX" in caro,s
,., T 1src %a' h i Demand ngh, 80 wnue
acaa ;or"fc s''a7 as g? T'r Ialy s'aai: 900
&ac BITTER nrm' cream"ry rS,La aS;s, steady IN
ssns ga. e, s,Ssay Winter bran in oak sies
s ss r ,s P"ao~s stead demand whs 5a
5. sou'hern new 10 ; 2 per eI''
$, LOUIS MAY 2s-rogr quiet bur Arm r e. Sas ,S
IS. -, exrs fancy 50 ssas' 70 o an Bran Is;
,h9" - ss; 90 ,r,rk bu, ~, much selling AZ mill
sacked bran sor whea, hghef Way. S- corn higher
~ a. J'y 5S.. sepi-mbr '4'e Oats hsae -c
Ma, e. June s''as July y, ~, f.,rH standard mess
s.,D Iari prime 81 20 choice 80 c , Liar
pry .si,ei mea,s-s shoulders s.c longs c-s
clear r cc hor' s,aT gsS MssoS Mi" and i'F illinois
Sea combns comens and S,on,ns s ~s', ana
clothing i3ui3Sc 'nnrsS ana ,oiIr sht Inc SaiOc
h..vv me sasrc: slightly bury. "qioc h,ra '", ,
- southern hard bury, - Texas and NTManS" ~, ,os
iam nai2c AMI low go HS ~ sna RaaTS ga
Light me s'sc heavy fine oa,c ,annS anu ~ w. "a, ~
"a ,rsn ,,e- dc hemp twne - per H. Lad no,
strong ,cmsal Hars s De and i cauls n't
st.t@r nfm a1d salnol" az - :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

Boston May 2S-The demand for domestic wool Is
fined almost wholly small lots but the market rules
steady and prices unchanged. Ohio and pennsy
vanta ne.c-s quoted at lac for y. iGni7c for NN
and ~ and above aud lsc for No l. white Michigan
is quoted At l4c and NJ at lie per 10. No combng
woods quiet isdlnc. and fine dealne selections sell
Al lie for Michigan and lie FOR Onto t'nwashed comb
ing woods liqlJc quarter three
eighhs blood unwashed and unm,rchantable feeces
Including fat sheep ohio and Michigan O1ic per 10
New T-xas. Territory. California and Oregon woods
and selling about the basis Old wool
or principally the Of splc. with the secured
coat about a0c for nne and nne medium. In pulled
wool A steady trade isn2pc. Ausf-alian wool
In good demand iGa22c, to quality. South Ameri-
can and other foreign woods are also selling well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
A ADVERTISEMENTS. AND sTpscR,rrTIoYs. FOR For

A pywRrIsrMrNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBuNE WILL BE RE
cEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No Ia: Broad.
way "a door north OF Thirty-trst-st.. and ADVEk-
TISEMENTs at the following Branch Oneee; 26s
Eghth-ave e. corner Twenty third ST. l32 sixth-ave
57 Fourth-aye.. cor Fourteenh-s 80 Third-ave: 100
Third ave- cor Fory-seventh-st l026 Tard-sye. near
sixy-Hrst-s .os Firsa,e.. oJ West Forty seconds
i42 Coumbus-ave.; - Avenue A; i.S23 Thrd.ave. 41
iass Th,rdave; 206i Thrd-ave between one-hundred.
and. twelfth and One hundred nd thirteenth Sta
At the HARLEM OFFICES 80 East One. hundred,and-
2t3 West hundred nfth
ST. ana 800 West Northumberland forty hfh.s. up to
D. M. AZ regular cflce rates.
way t. D.: i5T broadway, ii97 Fulton-st. up to .
,. m, regular Office rates.
European Branch. for advertisements only. u ttok
Street. z. c.. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot Of Cortlanat and Desbrosses -

stations foot of COrtlanat and Desbr0ssss SSs:
700 A. VI. daily except Sunday, for MAICH CHUNK
and intermediats stations, poctrrsrrp prrr.
rAio, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE: and
suspension Bridge Pullman vestiOuie slPer TO Gh,saso
ii 40 A. VI. daily leaves at 10 \. VI. sunday for
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate points. Connections
II 40 r. N daily except sunday. for EIMRA and all
connections for Pottsvlle and Read
ing. chair-car 10 Wkesbarre.
40 VI SUNDAYS only) for WIkesbarre. Il d b
function and all intermediate stations - .,>,.
40 r. vi. daily except sunday for L. and b. JUNG:
rIoE and rnclai stations; Pullman bunee
,e,iors ar - Wiikesbare connections FOR Pottsyie
30 p 81 daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
intermediate stations .zo.. - .....,,... .....,.
500 H. W. daily FOR Bt'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points Pullman Sleeper vesteued train
Nsw-York TO Chicago. Sleeper TO Bufao and Toronto;
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg.
Ui:,O r. ~ daily. except Sunday for Eas'or and inter-
300 ~ ~ daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
TE,r, RI'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wes, Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Bunalo Char-
cal Wikesbagre. ,., -. m. "a, A..
and sos broadway East l4,h 81 i56 East f25th ST.
Vew. YORK; Fulton Court St. 9s Broadway ana
BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN. ~ Y.
gag. from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London Mny as D. m-Consos 1864 for both
money and the account: Canadian Pacific, 13t; Erie
lar. do econd censols ~ Illinois Central es, Mexican
ordinary ap' - Paul common. 6sx; New York Central
IOiis; Pennsylvania 5t% Heading. TO- Mexican Central
per cent bonds. G'i&; Louisville and Nashville
5QL. Atchson common. II.
$50 D. m.-The amount % bullion gone Into the Bank
q England on balance to-day II $4,000 Money, "a per
cent. The rate Of discount In the market for both
abort ana three months bills In 1910 per cent
$40 D. m-Paris advicss quote per i02
francs ~ centmes for the account and exchange on
London at % francs 90 confines for checks.
I~rn. May 2s-Exchanse London 20 marks &Sis
pennngs for sight aud " marks W pfennngs Tor Today
bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
light supply and quiet; quoted nomiaaily n, 20


Liverpool MAY IS. 3s5 H. m n-.f -ENfft lrdtt mess
fn al >Os; prime firm g. Gl PORK '''i- 's.
Western me. Gis I'd. DO medium nm, ni .'s "l
Iiams-Shor, ,n about II Io iG H. lul - bacon
cumberland about - - H. dnl' ~ rs '' NOR
rib about ." H.. dull 81. long r"a' rdi'.' nu'
- ~ du,l AZ ~ 90; long ami snort '''a' h",hrs'
about - IL. dul At 49,. shoulders About y ~ - ~
ul AT rs "a Che.gc- smfrcan finest white JAN as
do colorcd dull a. as Tallow Prime ciy n5mn' ct,
ionsced oil Liverpool refined arm AZ IN "a HIilS 81
turpsntln" nrm ut 23s Kosin- Common rtr.n. az -
IarG-Pfimr Western. spot duil AZ Sis ~ NJ ,'nl ~
red winter iuil AZ ~ nd No red spring dNH - - '
Flour -. Louis fancy winter ~ - ~ 'oth NN.i
Western. spot. duh iOi.d. MAY 'a-f al ," lVi.
June easy Is 81. July easy AZ . ''sl- ii'Is al
London Pacific toaft steady az t@fit- lV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
R0YAL BLUE LINE
10 phil ApEIpHIA. BALTIMORE ANp
WASHINGTON.

~ WASHINGTON. 80.
phadsPha SesS d sc s $50 s 20. sS b b1
Paior Car Dining car SoG Dining s Se' c 80
1i'S Dining car) A. NJ. $50 400. 800 Dning Carr.
800 dining Car r. ~. l2:l5 nisht a,,. Son ,ono
Ii:so Dining carr 4 y. 2:3o sso 800 mnins , osr,'
II "a, DINING can A. NJ. 80 800 Dining Carr. 500
dining carr +. NJ. l2:ij night .. =. -.
T,~rs,s and psror-car be procured az Foot
Of Liberty ST. i3 Ii. 2si 40 9'' LIE i"2S , Brosd
wsv ,33 9Th Ay.. 81 East i+th 81, lat last iSon 80
ga IVES, i25h 81, 2jl Columbus Az. New-fork Court
81, 500 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN; 9s Broadway nnams:
burg The New-York Transfer Company VIII cali Tor and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West station. New-f oTk. ~ Ios'
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin St.;
I,aI A, ". DAILY. Local TO bunalo. c-,...-.
~ VI DAILY for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochesees
Runaio, Niagara Falls. Detroit. chicago, . s..,..
400 ~ NJ. Daily Albany Montreal UTICA syIacusce
Rochester Buffalo Niagars Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis , .
nsIV Tor Abany Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
rrnslo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland. Chi.
c.go and 81. Louis. 49,.
For tickets tables OF local trains raror and sleep:
acc mmodators apply city offices Brooklyn ana
York ard a, stations. Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 2s.-Couon steady; middling. 3-iGc
low m!ddllnr 1iGr. good ordinary. -i1c; net and
gross receipts 332 bales stock .o3I3 bales
Norfolk. May 2s-Cotion steady. middling. GAc: low.
mIddling 6c good ordinary Lido net and gross
receipts 81 bales exports WISE $50 bales sales t2
bales stock ~ 49, bales
savannah May 2s-Cotfon firm: middling. G|c low
middling. G,i6c: good ordinary i-idc net and gross
sales ~ bales. stock. 2.Jsi bales.
New-)rlenns MAY 2s.-Cottun steady. good middling.
Ts.c; middllng Csc. middng jisc good ordinary.
Gi,c receipts Gis bales. gross. LIZ bales; exports
Great $40 bales: To the Continent g. 5s bales
2d3 bales. sales 600 bales; stock, i'','Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

cash quotations follows, Flour Wa ,ss s s 4 e. 0
. 11f RI" What .ss,; No. b; .s s%: 81
g. s s,Im &c :" nss.cci si ssas 90 pm-
orhy seed s. nominal mcs, pork pei %. ,e ~ dooss
81 2,@sG 80 dry shoulders .roxe, $, a,sas' 49,
short clea Sides ,ooS~D. 81 Dgss ga wnl'hrs, '',
s .sI. srnn s s. o. standard N W5o 1O
@,I %; :; q@ Scd 81 N on the rGaSc 2RcSa"Se
to-day the butter market was firm hArs c'e. .,
i1sG' s' ..i'' III, 's@I per- dcs
Cincinnati May Is. Flour Market active Ugh, re-
do family :oasi q do .g,ns patent, 81 ,sss' ~ l 4.
not yer, lilesal No yellow. track; De mixed ear S'c
s,nrr anei no, very steady, No white track aa9c No
., T,sr 'ra's r% mcs ST. s. clear mess sls q
family s3 - Lard nrm and In moderate demand steam
sailed meat. but rather quiet. loose shoulders ac
loose short ribs. Gi.c loose short clear Ndrs ga roNed
% "Ssr T'' ~. lo""e s" rib sides oc
Sea, dss 9 %"Ha ann ' demand wS' as fresh nearby lie
per dozen Whisky easy and quiet Sales 's' DDS az
Minneapolis. MAY 2s-pamase reports about wheat
and came In Early today. and some OF hem
South Dakota yesterday reached here TO-DAY and made
Sr"hn and iowa July opersd c higher than the close
yesterday a, soc For two hours lsrre wac em ,Tnn,m.
a n"S.Ha," stronger ma n Sni uly closed with
Sss" rns n "sss ' co" sacn ' nss to-day "
higher than the close e.erd" sp%S1 Spr"e At .sS
On rass So o. N So1n ID; N f oas whit.
rn,s: 81 3oasa 20 Tor takcrs Production. 33ooo bbs;
Milwaukee My 2s.-whcat opened to-day We higher
under n" 1s .os s 'n y 'y ops ns
s s"'' d i" 70 so.c rallied SIC and closed SHE
SsS . "% Il. slew .1s st
.psrs c"pss@s s So - White ted which SSsn
,sc No winter. 7to75c The barley market was sbou,
nc higher with light offerings and 'ar local demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.

On ard after May ~. is'''
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -. O..
FOR Easron Bethlehem. Allentown. March CHUNK ga
40 7i5 olo dl:t5 70 Easton, A. ~ i% rs, ,s ,s%
42O q Il to Eas'on, 4. ". 100: $50 GOO y a. ~
1910 30 4:3D r. NJ sundays t:3o A. y a, ,.,n
For reaing al 80 500 9:io. 1000 80 A. ~. ITO
40 A n 100 $50 600 p NJ i2 Is night. - "a
For Harrisburg 40 500 $40 NJ i:doo sw
400 800 5:,5 p. ". 1915 night Sundays. i~' o'""
For snnbury IeSsburr and wGliansPort az ~ enS
500 9lO A. ~. 40. 10. 100 r. NJ Sundays o'W
y. ". 49,, ,o,.rr
For Rcd BANK Long Branch and pan's sou'n 70 t .
ploasant 10 s:I5 II 30 T. NJ l;3n ~" ~" 80
G,I5 p " suriays except Ocean Grove and Asourv
Park. 900 4. N. 100 y NJ ,~.. DAT, End Parma
90, 20 sI5 / NJ 80 40 r. " ma =.
For Aiianc city yineland and Bridgeton' S''' a. ~"
- falmouth Beach seahright. and Highlands OF
,aa-ss,nt 40 sis II 20 4 NJ. 30 4;3o p NJ sum
ds,s o.0s, g. NJ 400 J.. ".
'1''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE
70, rov, BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
f''' s.co,, pier /, y. r.. foot Rector 81 ~,
-. ,.an,,c Highlands Highland Bach Normarde.
p or 1nash seabrigh Monmouth Beach and Long
prnnch n, 4sO 1915 A. NJ 1ao Saturdays ohy)' "'''
w Theron Ashury Park Ocean Grove anu pss n
,b ~ Point pleasant 1915 A. ~ 100 saturdays
e eopn s.45 T. ~ sundays except Ocean Grove ana
For Lakewood Toms River and ba'hesa' 10" ~ -
rnvl IA p VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
RlE LIN ES.

Chicago and the w est IeAs NC
York foot OK Chambersst.. daily. as follows. anu wv
UIs A. M-Vcs,iislled Express for Waverly: Bns
C.IC hamio1. ElnSra Buffalo. Bradford ana sAia
300 sso via chaussuaaa a LAX. arrive: .yeand
sd :, m Chicago ! D. m seepers to CHI
caso, Ceveand and Cincinnati. Dining Car p,
$50 Z" b7'1 n, Si1s'% aoe! 8, De-
troic. |hicago All the West. Buhaio passeHse''
can r.lnaln in s..~per until \; ~ ,,u.
S45 sS train S' cS%eo sleeper. to Hdaaio cH
cago and Cincinnati; Dining Car p,.rrv.r
4 OcAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AMI ~ i-,,SH
l. acconmodations a, III. 28l. 4ol and %, Broaewas
1855 Fast c5th-s. Chambers and West 70, or;
York y0 broadway M Fulton-s': Bro KY ~
Hudso: ST, Hohok-n and Jersey Guy station; 81, El,o
transfer Company calls for and checks oassass ""'S
hotel, arc residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains to - ..
Baltimore. Washinxton. Chicago, Cincinnssts

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New York foot Of Libery-s. daily for CHICAGO.
30 ?. and 1916 nisht rlrrsBSRG 3:S eS S sun.
900 y IN WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 8 .. m. sx
sun. 10 a M. II 30 a. m. Dining car 30 Dining Car
l3:3V D. m. sun. Dining Carr 600 go y. m.
Dining can. 1871, night
NORFOLK, II 30 a. daily.
NEw-oPLrANs; Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
All uains Illuminated with Phtsch light
Ticket ofces iia i72 2si as tito Broadway 81 East
stations foot of Liberty St. g. r. r. ON.
Eew-York Transfer Company viii call for ana oaee0
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29

G,csi o and ico bales sumstrs 7scdS2W N
bond kentucky tobacco fair demand. with safes OK
about ~ hhds oa private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
THE STATE or TRADE.


Baltimore. Mss .. Flour quir' wheat d"i, ~ :
- spot arI Ntf sp-.ust' June, ~ asked. I'F ".'
September ~ .uNlirr, -."Ail'f ~
Ri 7Gs aI7c Sfh~in b, sample sVe--c d. n Si.."
.ey~ir. .f0k .-au 90 bush. -al~s. y ~ 'n-h I'm
c,., mlxel SPOT a.u5ss -, MAJ, -. H'>'t' June" D,
aat.d fui, H. IsR-l Southern white. ''c 81" y'ii'"
srQ.l. .'o.I ?i., bush .al~-. a''rp bn-n p"i-
STEADY, 81 white Western. JsN1e y" : miN'l w.
ON s4aa,.c .to.a iis,ss uush. ~" quite took -
lr.r ia, w.tL siInSit - Grain 'f'gf's s'iN Hl'i
cotton qaie, mldIlax. i5iC. - SONS AZ ,ui'''
un.rnrg. i Egg ffm o.. '1rrr nii", l"aHl''s'
sugar strong grarrtf~i - q"
Boston III, - Flour qrl.f. c.rn nrmrr OATS nrmer
sl.f,. ouisf Provisions steady. Butter steady Norm
en- cr~am.if i1H-p Western. l>g ~" N"''' l'''.
N,.l.-r lil $50. new ".N7i4c. ETgs .'~a!i~i. East
ern i2i,rlir. Western and Michigan. l"il"s'.
p.ns,, M, - sp-iug whet; qli"'. limits s'edd't:
..f.r T.. os tcf.i ~ hard st.G>'c. 800 bush y !
..rtn.fr 80 spot closing ~ ] h4Ed. POI ~,,.c'
Il. $50. y, Northern s".c. ~ : % e. r. So
Winter wheat neglected easy, " i,d 'hl'hs' S'sn
-, d. T.edl s--.u>'-.s. 10 Detroit. s1s.. 10 ma
an, .i7-. ~ vIlf" 'f~run s''.rt - : "hl'r Mo-
a., -, ,.tn Scr, lu,. o1rrings Track light. ~ :
.el,.y ,a.e - jSac asf"l. Nc y.!ll" -i.i.'
-. \. 4 ~.rn 5G1.r asked. Oaf~ w~hk. 'n"f'nys I'D
49, s,e. 10 ear so white. 3''i y" ) "hl'e. us.
e. , mixed a:r track. $500 hush ~ white 10 -i'f"
,,ll a, H. Kye nominal. NJ quoted ~ 40, si"i.-
Flour Arm good demand. unchanged. Nn i'el p"i"
steady unchanged. Cana! ffeghs steady "h'h' is''
corn itc oats. 1isc
.,.,.r, N.v oS-Tls leading futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-29
nay AND STRAW.

Eecer,s u hay and straw at New-fork for the week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Sept. 13.-The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow: The event
OF the week has been the sale Of over
1000. 900 pounds of South American
woods for export to Antwerp. Foreign
markets have advanced above Ameri-
can but as the foreigners Will not pur-
chase American woods and as American
mills are suffering acutely from the I'M
precedented competition Of foreign
goods our markets have not yet re-
sponded. There was a sale OF Ohio this
week at 20 to u cents, not an advance,
but a full quotation. There has been
no advance in domestic woods. Pulled
woods and woods skins are lower than
last week. The sales OF the week are
2 299. 800 pounds domestic and 1904, 900
pounds foreign against 2,i23, 200 pounds
domestic and 95s. 900 pounds foreign last
week and 1902. 200 pounds domestic and
i. 202. 900 pounds foreign for the same
week last year. The sales TO date show
a decrease Of 7s3 300 pounds domestic
and an increase OF &c. ss7. 500 pounds for
eign from the sales to the same date Of
1894. Receipts 10 date show a decrease
OF 2.i74 bales domestic and an increase
Of ,29l bales foreign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
CITY IN BEIEF.

Mr.. George Kenoyer of Leon, was in
the city yesterday
A. NJ. Goldstandt is at Topeka having
been called there by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his moth
er. 1t was reported here last night
that Mr.. Goldstandt's mother had died.
Captain Abner Cooper of St Louis, an
old resident and wealthy business man
of that city, spent yesterday in Wich-
ita. He expressed himself pleased with
our town and is convinced that it will
be the greatest city in Kansas.
Miss Lena Mason. the talented col
ored orator preacher and lecturer, open
ed a series Of evangelical meetings ar
the armory of the colored military
company last night. Owing to the late
ness of the hour of her arrival in the
city only a fair sized audience greeted
her first appearance. She is a. splendid
singer and an eloquent speaker and won
the admiration of her hearers from the
start of her sermon TO the finish. Some
splendid jubilee songs We're rendered by
a Quartette composed of MessrS. Henry.
Hudson, HickerSon and Dunn. Every
one should go ard hear this talented
lady and the Quartette which is a num-
Der one. These services are held In a
spacious hall corner of Central avenue
and Wichita street, and no admission
fee is charged.
J. A. Chilcote OF Newark. Ohio. is in
the city visiting AR. Marsh Paugh the
we'll known stock commission merchant
and his family. Mr.. Chilcote is not only
the editor OF a prosperous paper but
he is the sheriff Of Licking county. Ohio.
the first Republican sheriff ever elected
in that county. He is a red hot Mckin-
ley man and is loud in his praise of the
genius and honesty of Ohio's great
governor. He does not think that Ohio
will give as large a Republican major
ity as it did two years ago but X Is
quite sure n give a majority OF 1900
and that viii be entirely satisfactory.
"Brice." he says. will open a barrel
but it cannot make him United States
senator
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
Do You Realize

That the great trouble Of
the American nation is Kid
ney Diseases
Very few men and fewer
women have perfect kid
neys. Did you know this
Aud did you also know
that there is but one rem
edy known to science for
this great trouble: War
ner's Safe Cure.
If you have peculiar pains
in the back, or anywhere
else in the body, they prob
ably come from disordered
kidneys. If you are weak.
slckly and do not know the
cause, the chances are it is
kidney trouble.
When the great and only
cure for this is so easily OBJ
tanned, are you, perhaps,
not wasting time and run
ming a great risk if you do
not secure it!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Sept I3.-wheat-Cash and
September, 573sc; May. S3Ssc.
Corn-Cash and September. &c: octooer'
gc: November. soc; May, "a HeS&.c.
Oats-Cash and September. l'zs0ls'zc'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. f3.-Wheat-Steady;
No. hard, 5Sl=qS7c; No. red. eic' re-
jected, 3SG,ioc.
Corn-Active: slightly higher: No.
mixed. 274QZ7lxc; No. 2 white Sc
OatF-Whlte In good demand, slightly
higher; No. 2 mixed, The: NO. WHITE
lSis Q19c.
Rye-Norninal. No. 2. 35c.
Flaxseed-Weak: epStelnber. noTnina4ly.
Sic.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. Sept 1S.-Wheat-Heayy
northwestern receipts hammered the mar
ket early but stiff reaction took place
and the close was above yesterday. No
2 red. cash, 5sssc; September, 58isc; De-
cember, 6r3sc bid; May. 6iizc-
Corn-Trading was at a standStil mos,
of the SESSION but toward the eild IL pick
ed up and prices advanced, the mar<e :
closing higher than yesterday ON. mix
"a. cash. 3ySsc; September, SJs.c bid; De-
cernber. 2i2-c asked; May. 35i,c bid
Oats-F1rm with light trading In fu-
tures; spot firm; No. 2. cash. lsc; Sep
TENDER 1s14c; December, 1sssc 3D. May.
2Iiyc bid.
RyeIFrm: No. in demand, Soc bid
Barley-Norninal.
Corn meals IS5ui.7p.
Flaxseed-I>ower. &lzc.
Timothy SEEDS teady, y I5flfW
Recapts-Fiour. 200; wheat. 4.eS' corn,
300; oats. 600
ShirrneIs<E-F1our. 100. wheat, 49,.
corn, LOO. oats. 5000.
NEW YORK
New York. Sept I3-W heat-Recesp'-.
I52. 100; exports. e3.2l0. SpO; stronger and
fairly active. No. red. SIC. No. ! hard.
sic delivered. Options advanced &C
lively in the afte-nOon on firm cables ard
rurnors Of decreasing Russian shipments.
catching the local crowd short Pre-
viOusly the market had been weak and
dull under big western receipts and god
exports. closed Is4lA cents higher. Sep
ternbe-. sl&Ge22.c, closed Essc; Decsln-
Der. sgi41S4ssc. close dSfzc
Corn-Recepts. e.59o. exports. -. 20.
Spot stronger: No. 2 &C Options opened
strong on near months. but soon lost the
advantage under realizing. finally react
trz with wheat and closing ~ cent
higher September. Ns46fZ7z.c. closed
y7s.c. December. ia d757sc, closed z1.c.
Os.tS-Recezpts. ESQ. eTports- LOO
Spot firTrer: No 2 DC. Options dun win
few sales. bat cjo=.d firm a ssC1zc net
advance. September closei &c. Dece1a-
Der. 2f1c-
Rye-Sorninal.
Bzrisy-Nounlnal
LIVERPOOL
Itve-rcoI. sept. is-Tbs r~ce9ts %
wheat dtJrirz the past three days were
is36ap c>ntals. including 300 kFsseTfes-Il-
The receipts o American corn durs-F re
past three days were 100 ceEsfsls-
Weather 1na
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14

MolasSes-Quies
Sugar-Raw. nrrL
Pig iron-Steady.
Copper-Stroug-
I.ead-StroDg.
Tin-very firm. straights. Sltsy1il@s
plates steady.
Spelter-0uiet: domestic. 81 l5ff< - wits
sales at Sl4 A5zII4 s25. for October.
Cotton seed oil-ouiet. steady; prfnN
summer yellow. 2sAn.ac; OF grades. rzR
&c.
LTVERPOOL. I!
Liverpool. Sept. i3--iz,S p. r.-Baron--,
Quiet, but steady; demand poor; shorts
RIBS. Is pounds Us. long clear light, -
20 e pounds SIS 81. louT clear heavy. "a
pounds 34s ID: short clear backs light-
IS pounds ga 81: short clear middie-9
heavy. 50 pounds, rs Cd. clear bellies. 70 70
IL pounds, 3Ss.
Shoulders-Square. ie to Is pounds. rs
HamS-Short cut. IL TO is pounds, a.
Taliow-EHne North American. noDina-
Beef-Esxtra mess. 7ss 81: prime mesa