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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
TRADERS OWNED IT
STOCK MARKET RUNS LARGELY To
TIE INDUSTRIALS
These Shares Being for the Present Favor.
business for all Her Tongues In Repeat
Ing the Stories Regarding Chicago Gas
and Leathcr-Eariy Trading Sends the
Indcstrials on sharply, Thsrsj Being
Some Recovery at the Last Bcads
Higher Tni Near the Close.

New York. July 1.-THE stock mar
ket was again today IN control OF the
| traders. and as result speculation
was uncertain and the great bulk ef
business was in the industrials which
are az present the fayor;tes OF the pro-
feSSional element. As Is usual under
such circumstances. rumor was busy.
I When /; was found necessary TO fur
Their depress Chicago Gas. report was
at hand that receivers had been ap-
piled for for the companies composing
the trust. Dcnials by the attorney
general Of Illinois and the attorney for
the trust served 10 give the stock bur
little support. Rumor had IL also that
the Leather directory had authorized
an isue OF additional common and pre-
ferred stock. causing a break OF nearly
per cent IN the preferred shares. most
or which WAS subsequently recovered
on an Official denial OF the story .Specu-
lation opened dull and the first prices
made Were generally below the closing
figures or last night. The early trad
ms was almost entirely IN the industri-
al group, and a very heavy tone pre-
vailed. prices selling OF sharply. Ten
nessee Coal lost Ia per cent: Leather
preferred Ia per cent and pistillng q
per cent In the railway list Mime
declined l per cent. Panhandle preferr-
ed liz per cent and other shares A1
y per cent Shorts soon began TO cover
and the market came into better tone.
Rubber gained iss per cent: Lake Shore
i's per cent. Sugar Ia per cent: Min.
neapolis and 50. Louis second preferred
Tobacco. Tennessee Coal and Chicago
Gas / per cent? New England IL per
cent, Distilling and Leather preferred
n per cent and the general list a
smaller fraction. a marked exception
WAS Cotton oil. which broke ~ per
cent, 10 &Sis per cent. with a subsequent
rally or 4. per cent. Directly after IL
o'clock another drive was made against
Leather preferred. which resulted IN a
loss of Ia per cent. The general mar
ket also sagged. but only fraction.
Before noon the pressure was removed
from Leather preferred and a recovery
OF IL per cent was noted, but an at
tack on Chicago Gas broke that stock
seriously and communicated the weak
ness 10 the entire list. Ia the fnai
dealings there was some recovering In
LIST closed steady at about the lowest
OF the day. except New England. which
recovered slightly.
Bonds were quiet. with higher prccs
ruling until near the close of the late
session, when heavy sales OF the specu-
lative issues gave a weak tone 10 tn.
closing. The sales were 81 .23T eco. Utah
Northern fves sold at So per cent. agai-
nst 50 per cent, the last preceding sale
on August ).
oregon Navigation collateral trust
fves trust receipts and Southern Pacif-
ic OF Arizona first, gained / per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
LITTLE CHANCE FOR RusrLERs.
When the Butte Ni-iiantes get Them that's
the asst of Them.

Butte. Mont. July l6.-There is a gen.
eral belief here that the rustlers cap
tIred by the vigilants Sunday have
been lynched. The vigilants had been
after the rustlers some time and found
Randall ready to protect their stolen
property. The fort was quickly sur
rounded and the men, realizing the
futility Of resistance. surrendered 10
the vigilants. They were quickly dis
armed. bound hand and foot and plac-
ed on their horses and started west.
presumably for keya. Paha county
The men captured are Louis Zerdling.
resident OF Spencer. Neb.; y. s. Clark.
c. :. Murphy and c. II. Jackson, who
live west OF Sprincview.
Nearly loo head Of cattle were found
But few here think the rustlers will
reach Springvew. as the vigilants
seldom bring rustlers back when they
have a good chance 10 make way with
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17

shipmenss-Flour. 400; wheat. 1000: corn
lo.oe; oats. $500. Flour-ouiet, steady
and unchanged Wheaf-Opened strong
VA cent higher: suddenly declined =
cent, advanced ! cent rapidly. then be-
came unsettled. but closed firm. No. :
red. cash. tsS4c; July. CSC; September.
sSs.c bid; Decehmer. Sssc bid. Corn
Dull; the market not showing much
change during the day. closing quiet.
No mixed. cash, axe July. 4lI.c asked:
September, i3isc asked: December. Si4.c
bid May. Si4c bid Oats-Duu, with no
change of consequence: No. > cash. si,-c
bid. July. &c asked: September. sc: May
&c. Rye-Lower. 47c bid for No. on
call. Barley nminal Flaxsss<i-Juiy.
Sl-2l- Grass sesds-Timochy. $50 for
August delivery Corn meal, S-eeEie. %.
Bran-Firm, in demand a: ss.sc east track.
gsseG 400. east trscs: pra,rle. ss'ss<SS.ss,.
this side. Wool-Steady and unchanged.
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TESTING BIG GUNS
MONITOR AMPHITR.IE GETS BACK
FROM PRACTICE.
Under Conditions which Obtain in Battle
the Guns ara Fire d and Beyond Earring
Few Loose Articles, No Damage Is
Done-Trial of the ympia-Complaint
of MilIers on Fox River, Wisconsin-No
Pay for Work on Sunday-YeIlow Fever
in characterization Of American Re-
Washington News.

Washington, July 1s.-Captain ". c.
Wise, commanding the double terreted
monitor Amphitrite, in an official re-
| port to the navy department has given
some information respecting the effect
Of the fire Of heavy naval guns on a
ships deck and fittings that is expected
to prove Of value in shipping designs
for the new battleships. The tests were
| made at sea off Hampton Roads on
July II and II by order Of Secretary
Herbert. The battery and fittings were
tested at sea under conditions which
obtain in battle. The forward ten-inch
guns were fired directly astern under
the same conditions. No damage what
ever resulted to the decks or their fit
tings except that the forward capstan
was lifted about four inches and a few
ball rollers were blown out on deck
They were easily replaced without dan
ger There was no grooming or de-
pressing or lifting Of the deck whatever.
Observers directly under the guns fail
ed to feel any shock. In the berth deck
few electric lamps and globes were
shattered and broken and the wash
bowl in the marble stationary top of
the junior officers quarters was also
broken. In conclusion Captain Wise
says: ''The severity of the test and
complete freedom from injury or dam
age demonstrates the character Of the
vessel as a true type of our battle or
fighting ship and, 1 may add, l believe
she would be more formidable without
the superstructure."
TRIAL OF THE OLYMPIA.
Washington, July 16-the substance
of the report of the Olympia inspection
board was made public today by Secre-
tary Herbert. 1t shows for one thing
that the Olympia has broken the record
of American men-of-war and that no
ship in Atlantic waters can equal her
speed under natural draught- The re-
port is made by Captain Frank Wilde.
president of the board. He says all of
the evolutions and exercises prescribed
by the order creating the board were
carried out. The ship underwent a full
speed, natural draught, steam trial Of
four hours duration. She developed
1876 knots speed. During the trial every
gun, both of the main and secondary
battery was fired. The trial at sea
was smooth, with wind light from the
southwest The minor deficiencies and
defects found with the recommended
tons of the board in each case. are
noted on blank forms. They are unim-
portant and generally Of such character
that they may be corrected by the ships
artificers. The general condition Of the
ship as cleanliness was found to be ex-
cellent. 1t is said the ship is to fit out
almost Immediately for service in Chin
csc waters.
GRANTED AS A FAVOR.
Washington, July 16.-General Craig |
hill. chief of engineers, says the order !
cutting off the water used by millers |
of Fox river, Wisconsin, was easily eX-
planned. Several months ago the manu- |
facturers got permission to draw off |
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water for water power purposes. This
was continued until 1t began TO in
terfere with navigation and the supply
was cut Off The improvements which
! have been made on the Fox river We're
! for the purpose of improving the navi-
! CATION of the river and not to furnish
water power for the manufacturing es-
! Establishments, but where water could
be spared for this purpose the war de-
! partment was glad 10 allow its use.
| NOTHING FOR SUNDAY WORK.
Washington, July 16-Secretary Hoke
| Smith today declined TO approve a re-
| quest for pay for work done on Sun
day by government employees. Three
examiners who were busted in the Hele
ma, Mont, land office on Sunday, asked
that they be allowed their regular per
diem allowance for the same, but the
secretary holds that Sunday is not a
day for labor and tisat he is not au-
thoriZed TO pay for work done on that
day.
YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA.
Washington, July 16.-Advices TO the
surgeon general of the marine hospital
service are TO the effect that there We're
twenty new cases of yellow fever in
Havana during the week ending July
IL and eight deaths. This is a slight
increase For the week ending July )
there were twenty-five deaths from
yellow fever in Santiago de CUba. and
for the week ending July 4, nine deaths
from this disease st Vera Cruz, Mexico.
UNCLE SAM IS INVITED.
Washington. July 16.-Through Pres
tdent Barranda of the organizing COM
mittee. the United States has been for
mally invited TO participate in the pro-
ceeding of the eleventh congress OF
Americanists. which will be held in the
City Of Mexico from the 18th 10 the 10th
OF October.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
WICHITA POULTRY co

Two years ago ihsrs was al ost<
/ break of cholera Il 5raDos. ard ne
s.rucssons were forwarded % The ~ssvs
OF = certain village 20 take Al neees-
sary precautions IS The s7sdesnie VAS
rsp.d4y spreading. Al srst or ~ortsy
rz.zis.-zte id not xrow What 70 90.
At.er while. however, lie reported
tAa; he vas ready 20 receive sas erssd
visitor. Cpon inquiry b~iag r1ads Is
~zs discovered HAT By sas orders
ssEscsen: nsraee4 81 graves bad BEEN
dug IN The local ce-Dst<r5 20 bury .bs
enta-- parish. Il repaired Xxi ssrrsna-
a you1g zsss wa as<,e 81 hls l>6y
lore 20 skd rs Signature ,e her a=.a-
graph alorz With 10 rscs.s. tsss -
s~ozId srrs.e . verss or scras Eaxzz %
sd4.,sSr 90 tss k-y7xtzse- he fo0.s
kss tax greater th&a he ssshczrstss-
lie eo=ld ros remember anything -
a. e=6earS.g Esfsre g write II hss
a<sr~-z.soa be consulted kis fstbrr.
who ss-<rs.rs3 ,aat ksy llssle sayssz
sogid ssss. for ex~npss. "sA-> tass
goa 80 r~ssenb<r &c Tss yuzns
saaa readily accepted ihs saFgr>siZss.
asa -ro.es When shls Pea s@s -
E<zb<r sssA<r. u0<S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New YORK.

New York. July 1s.-On the part OF
many new buyers thrrc was more or
less attention extended and In a way
considerable business was done IN
brown and bleached cottons. worsted
and Mohiar dress. domestic fables and
ether seasonablo specialtIes. Spring
weight worsteds and wooiens had a
greater share OF interest manifested by
the many purchasers present and
many engagements were laid out for
delivery. The tone OF the general mar
ket Is firner for all kinds OF goods ana
some makes OF cotton blankets are 10
per cent higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
THEY ALL KNEW HOLMES
Philadelphia and indianapolis have Eecol-
iections OF His Infamy.

Philadelphia, July 16.-The finding OF
the bodies OF the two Pitzel children in
a cellar in Toronto. Ont, as told IN
thes. DISPATCHES last night. c-eatai \
ST sa,iCn in police cifc.as in this city.
The authorities are convinced that
they were murdered by the arch-con-
spirator H. II. Holmes. who Is now in
prison here awaiting trial on the
charge Of conspiracy n defraud insur-
ance companies out OF $4,000. L IS
now believed that he also killed Pitzel
He will probably be tried for that muir
der.
indianapolis. Ind July 1.-THE Jour
nal this morning says: The Pitzel boy,
brother Of Alice and Nellie Pitzel
whose bodies were found IN a cellar in
Toronto yesterday. was murdered in
this city by Holmes. the insurance
swindler, now in custody in Phialdel-
phia.
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London Auction salrx.

London. July ia fair selection OF
15.Sl2 bales was offered at the wool auc-
ton sales today. OF which 900 were
withdrawn. The attendance was large
and competition was spirited. The fol-
lowing are the sales in detail New
South Wales 4347 bales: secured % IN
Is 2iad: greasy 3a.M9d. Queensland 900
bales: secured SdGls lid: greasy $40
Sd. Victoria 2. 1913 bales: secured Gdfr
Is I'd; greasy 5iz6sd. South Australia
1S3 bales; secured 5Hda1s Id: greasy
5izd72.d. Swan River lis bales; grea sy
4I5&d. Tasmania 255 bales: greasy go
sd. New leland $3.50 bales: secured
7izdGls I'D: greasy Sd1i1zd. Falkland
Island 7is bales; greasy 5I8iz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
NEW YORK Q; ST LOFTS 4

st. Louis. July l6.-Rusie was book
ed for the box today, but at the last
moment the Giants sent Meekin to do
the act and ne succeeded splendidly
Ehret was pounded all over the field
and retired in the fifth inning and was
succeeded by kissinger. The game was
slow. Attendance, 200. Score:
Ri f
st. Louis ....2 90 1-41O l
New York 20 > / 0 0 0 - 9 Ii
Batteries-Ehret. kissineer and Mil
Ter: New York, Meekin and Farrell
Earned runs-St. Louis. .; New York,
Z. Two basehits-David >. Clark. Stat
ford. Connor. Three basehits-Nan
Haltren. Herman. Stolen baseS-Mur-
ply. $; Davis, Herman, Brown. Double
plays-Qunn and Common; Lyons and
Common: Fuller and Stafford. First
base on balis-Oh Meekin. 3; of ks
singer, >: off Ehret. l. Hit by pitched
ball-Fuller. Struck out-By Ehret. L;
by KiSsinger. l. Passed ballS-Farren
Umpire, O'Day. Time, 200
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Irs Yur.her Gee

Trzmp~Madarn. you know TIE sui;
you gave me last year. Here j; - /
have brought Il back
Kind L2dy-Weil. what do l want !;
fo-2.
Tramp though. perhaps yo1 would
Ike 20 put it n q missionary box
BrooxIyn. Lie
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MARKET . - eeats ioxs-. ssrx % szses
; cents -.
EEPEEzESTATTgE sAr.rz
"a. Do 49, Pre- "a Dock Ave- Pres
= - - sZ q - as
49, - sE4
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ST. Louis Pro,frce.

ST. Louis, July I6.-BuI,er-Fsrn and
scarce for good grades; separator cream
cry. 15Qlsc: fanny Eig.n. 1Sc. ESSs-
sseaSy si bid s5si,s-Epa two Is ears
81 ~. Cotton ties and bagging unchanged.
Pork-StandarG mess. silica Lard-Prime
steam, SEQ: choice, $SiS. Bacon (boxed4
Shoulders. s6.5.is; longs. SIS; ribs sSS1i-:
shorts. 500 Dry salt meats CSoxedl-
Shoulders. S.S;3; longs. s6Ssi-. ribs, $50;
shorts, $6.!a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
PHILADELPHIA IL: CHICAGO T.
BROOKLYN 5: LOUISVILLE .

Louisville, July 16.-The BrookIyns
took the third game from the Colonels
today with The kind assistance of UNI
pire Murray. Collins fielding was a
feature. Attendance zoo. Score:
r II F,
Louisville ..2 0 o 900 00-2 .
Brooklyn III 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 2-5 9 l
Batteries: LOuisville-Weyhing and
Warner; Brooklyn-Daub and Daley
Earned runs-Brooklyn .. Left on bases
louisville ); Brooklyn Z. First base
on halls-Off weighing 4; off Daub >
S+-ack out-By weighing .; by Daub l.
Three basehts-Schoch Anderson
Two Observation-Disclosures. Stolen bases
1aChance. Hit by pitched ball-Schoch.
Umpire-Murray. Time-l:4
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A De.care sab.Nc-

Jingle-Wha. was the trouble IN the
Soldiers home las: SUNDAY?
Jangle-Rev. Mr.. Thankful chose for
his text: Let not your right hand
know whz. your left hand doeth,'
Jingle-Well. but what was tie
trouble?
Jangle-Nearly al the inmates are
one-arIned yete-anS-N. Y World
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WILD FIRES IN CALIFORNIA.
Large Area Near Vacavilie Covered and the
Town IN Dagger.

Sacramento. Cal, July 16.-It is re-
ported that a large stretch OF country
fifteen miles from Vacaville, is on fire
and great danger threatens the farmers
OF that city. The fire Is beyond control
and is sweeping everything before IL.
Late reports from Vacaville state that
the fire is growing 10 enormous proper
tons and travelling rapidly in the d.
rection OF town Parties OF men are
starting out TO endeavor 10 check its
progress.
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Antwerp Auction saIes

Antwerp. July 1.-THE wool auction
sales opened firm. There were 200
bales offered. OF which ]. 900 were with
drawn. The demand was mostly for
lambs and cross breds. The latter wore
LAID and the ID 20 I'D dearer. Fol-
lowing are the sales in detail: BuenOs
Ayres rs bales At 2iz SID. Montevl-
deo 55i bales at "a. Gsikd.
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S~ nrteAn.

New Orleans. July 16-Cot'on-Eavy
middHng. si-lsc: low mi5dling. 5-Isc,
good ordinary. s.: net and gross receipts
IA bales. sales. l.jDo bales; stock, 10. Sc
bales.
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Landau stock fxch.pr,

New York July l6.-The Evenings
Post London cabiegram says: The
stock markets were quiet today. There
was no business IN Americans until
just at the close, when the market
strengthened Oh the New York report.
The rise Lake Shore 20 Is. per cent
was the feature. Reading advanced
upon clique operations. A great many
American bills are arriving. both syn
dicate and otherwise. Rumors OF
new Chinese silver loan are discredited.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July Is.-HoEz-Recefpts. y rs:
heavy. cents lower, Light. strong = -
30: unixed. y 75zSS.7e. heavy. - sgQ5 =,
rough. -. 5sffs ~.
Cattle-Recef Dts. fsr: market E;easy 10
20 cents lower. hulk. g. 3D05T.
Shse5,-Isece.pts. u.ss. make. steady.
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LICKED EN- TWICE
SPIDERS DEFEAT THE CHAMPIONS
WITH NO TROUBLE

5emmins Gives the Home Team the First
Game and Young Shuts the Visitors Out
In the Second-Reds Whack the Ball
twenty-five Times and Get More Runs
than They Have to Haye-Terry Pitches
Out Defeat for His Team-Colonels
are Sore-Meekin Pitches BalI-Other
Games.
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Kansas City. Jply s-yy-bzz.-r--erz.ia,
No. : hard. E,4.sc. Ne re3 Sss7Esr. re-
tecte1. s-Tsc- Coru--S.@ziy. No nix
-. - Az. No white. - Rye-$o :
g. E-2D-Etrrser 5-fsssr- f&F-Sca-1
81: prices uzrszzgss. timothy. = ss-ssl- -.
prairie = -sfs'E.ss- Es-fer-W~zk. crrzs--
ery. .Ssy1Sc. dairy. lse--c- Ezxs-E-4sy.
Sc
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Even as to Game.

Winfield, Kan, July 16.-(Special.)-
The Reds lost today's game at indie
pendence by a score Of to l.. Ingram,
the dummy pitcher, seems invincible.
Honors are now even Out of six games
with Independence and six with Webb
City, the Reds have won three from
each team. They will be at home next
week and expect to gain ground then.
They play six games with Empor;a
next week.
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81. Louis, July Js.-Co.ton-Qtirt hu.
steady: no sales reported. receipts Ne
bales. shipments. Isi bales: stock. =. ~.
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COTTON MARKET.


New s7rk, July 1s.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady. middhng. Ics net receipts, none:
gross. 70 bales, exports 10 Great Britain
c. bales: 10 France. bales. 10 the con-
tinent. l bale: forwarded. % bsIss: sales
40 bales. all spinners. stock. II. ss3 bales.
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Kansas City. July Is-CatflS-Recelp
so. sh!l Tnents, $50. best steady. others
weak 20 y cents lower. TEXAS step 3 fa
81 =: beet steers. sis5aS-sO. stocksrs AID
feders. g. Ed459.
Hogs-Ksce.pts. 7o0f; shipments ro5s:
market fcr Agtt weak; heavy. : % =
cents lower. buik OF szlse q EySFs D..
heavie@. 81 1s77sssgs rniref. q 1904 =. f Est
= 75.sTS 80. workers.. - $500 -. ygxs 81 go
4 -. hackers. - 20 g.
sheep-Rscs!Vts. LID. thiGnsats. ~
MARKET stea3y.
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-HARGED WITH TIE MISER.s 80
Hacked III. Three Chudren.

Kewanee, Ills. July ls-WI.l.arn De-
bu,es. Belgian. last evening hacked
his three children nearly - death and
then fed. One OF the Oh il6-an wlll die.
There is no trace OF the murderer
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You,a the yi,souriRixs

Liberty. No, July 1.-THE body of
an unknown man. about 65-ysars OF age
was found in the Missouri river near
Randolph last evening. \ bullet hole
in his head indicated murder. The man
was well dressed and evidently well
of.
CHARGED WITH THE MISER'S MI
Liberty. No. July I6.-Wiiiiam Asher
and Robert Ashbura were arrested to-
day at Smithvills. on a warrant charg-
ing them with the murder Of Daniel
Stone. a miser. who was found dead in
his house near there, June -, with his
skull crushed in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17

A NATURAL kEsCLz.-Bzrper lirs:rua,-
mglyl-"Ycur hair Is getting very thin,
sir" Grinshsw-"Yes; treated II for two
weekl with aRti-fek qRisI. tie impression
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DIES MONIES 8; ST. JOSEPH O.

Des Moines, July 16.-Score:
r H r
Des Moines 30 0O0100 o-3l2 o
St. Joseph 100 0 o o o 0 0 900 4 o
acknowledgements and Mcfarland
Slagle and Jones.
QUINCY 2; DOCKFORD 1.
Quincy ITIlv 16-Scnre.
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So Louis. Jolly fs-Ca::Is-Rscrsp e.
~. shipments. fsS. market zrf!ge ari
about = ce1fs ioEsT. dressed beef sn1
Shipper. t.srffs.s9. bulk. q sos =. HAT
8 -ssgf-3'. stccksrs ard fssfefz. z s1s71 -
Hogs-Kscsipts. 1tG. shipments, 600.
marie. easier. - cen-s -. .orss L <
packers. 81 xs7s- =: lixhtE. & sFs<sE 81
SbssF--EeceiFsE = Sc. sktrfrrssrfs .se-
ra4rkst = cezts higher FOR soSd srz.es.
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Cash quotations we-e Is foIlcxs:

A-d S.DNa LUIS were as 4SA.N"Ss
Tiour-DuN, unchanged.
40 spring wheat, e.. 1850; Nc 2
nominal; No. red. OF. Gs7s.c- No. corn.
SO: No yellow, So Nc oats.
re; No. white. S.izE2.z.4.c. No. , write.
-Sa-I27c- No. ? ne, a.. No. barley.
nominal; No. , 81. No. 4. nominal No.
faxseed, I-3. Prime timothy seed. = &.
Mess pork. Per bol-. Sc. 7S9ie-s7is. Lard.
per Id los-. ts3GsZ14 Short IBIS SIDES.
Qoosel. Ee6<ds.97-.- Dry saite-i shoulders.
fboxe3b. Szd5h.- Short clear ssd@s. Co0Isd.y
$. 49, Whisky. dssiiiiers' finished
goods, pe- gal ia Suxzrs-I nrhazE=c
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ICY, July 16.-Score:

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Quincy ....0 2 0 0 0 o 0OoI2 2
Rockford ......0 0 0 OO0-1 < 9
Batteries McDougall and Boland:
Underwood and Snyder.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On the Prodsce Exchange totzy re
butter nsrke: Vas firm. cransTy. i1fs
~. dasry. ItE1sc Eggs steady. Ii1sE
I-c- Cheese. 1885,
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Western Association Ga mes

LINCOLN 5; OMAHA 5.
Omaha. July 16.-Score: