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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-07
Philadelphia 52oooo1-s 2
BOSTON Q: CHICAGO 3

Boston, Mass Sept. 6.-The home team
made five safe hits and a home run off
Hutchinson's delivery in the first inn
ing today, yielding five runs, which
gave Boston too great lead for Chica-
80 10 overcome. Parker replaced Hut
crimson in the second inning Both he
and Nichols wer hit hard at intervals
but the visitors We're unable to make
their hits when needed most. The bat
ting of Dahlen and Ryan of Chicago
was a feature. Attendance 1900. Score:
r. II. E.
Boston .....5 0 O0020 *-914 2
Chicago .......0 2 0 o 0 0 01 2-514 8
Batteries: Boston-Nichols and Gan
Eel: Chicago-Hutchinso Parker and
Kittridge. Earned runs-Boston S; Chi
cago }. Two basehits-Tenney, Ryan,
fChicago). Home runs-Duffy, Dahlen
Double plays-Truby and Arson: Long
J. Ryan and tSivetts. First on balls
Tenney, Stivetts. Nash, Decker. Struck
out-Bannon. Everett, Arson. Wild
pitch-Hutchinson Umpire-Emslie
Time-1:50.
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WICHITA POULTRY co.
BATHING IN SENEGAL

European Can Indulge In Ablutions Only
with Great Difficulty.
A young French explorer. CASTOR
Donret, contributes TO the Revue Bleue
some vivid descriptions of the French
colony of Senegal The following hap
pened at St Louis, the capital, dull,
eaten up with red tape and officialism.
NJ. Bonnet tells US that he and fellow
traveller wanted to take bath. There
Is no establishment in the capital of
Senegal Rumor had it that it was
possible to hire baths at the hospital
I'VE asked" he says. lone of the serv-
ants there for bath" Certainly; take
seats Your names, surnames and
birthplace?' But we only wanted a
bath" Exactly. what's your name
and when and where were you born,
and are you government servants, SOL
diers or officers? No; well the rules do
not provide for this Wait a minute.
l will read them over again. Yes. here
is your case. You first make out on
stamped paper an application to the
governor of the colony. After favor
able notice from the governor you send
another application TO the chief coio-
NAL doctor, who will send for ynu
and will examine you" But we are
not i'll" 1T is the rule. Having ex-
smined you. the doctor will give you
two nol-comnissioled officers bath
tickets. to lie delivered to the assist
ant doctor" why non-commissioned
officers bath?'' Mon D.eu. In our
accounts we recognizs only two cate
gories of persons, officers and civil
servants, the latter taking rank with
officers or petty offers You are not
Official at all. II officers were to find
you in their baths they would pro5a-
blv make a row" How long will all
formalities taker' .'Oh, nothing a.
all Two or three days provided that
your application is approved al govern
ment hose. London News
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WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sc. 6.-The Commercial Bull
letin will say tomorrow OF the wool
market: The market is steadier than
last week. Holders have found that
cutting rates does not sell wool Con-
sequently they have stuck more closely
to quotations and there has been a
fair retail business. The trade IS wait
ing the opening of the London auction
September "a II there is smart adj
vance in Australian, many American
mills will turn from foreign TO domestic
stock The sales OF the week were
2.213. 200 pounds domestic and 9Ss.09o
pounds foreign against 100000 pounds
domestic and 9isOO0 pounds foreign last
week and 1861. 900 pounds domestic and
6s5 900 pounds foreign for the same
week last year.
The sales 10 date show an increase OF
/. Oo.. 2S9 pounds domestic and 35.I55. 500
pounds foreign from the sales OF the
same date in 1894.
The receipts TO date show n increase
of LILO bales domestic and 2l5.025 bales
foreign.
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THEY BROKE THE LOCK.
Rock Island Ticket Office at Hutchinson
Broken Open Last Night

Last night some parties burglarized
the ticket office OF the Rock Island, To-
Gated in the depot at Hutchinson. En-
trance was gained by prying up the
gentleman's ticket window and then
crawling through. They did get much
for their trouble. securing a few local
pastboard tickets and half a dozen for
eign tickets besides an old coat belong
ing 20 Mr.. HumeS. the cashier, which
was not worth more than fifteen cents.
A list Of the tickets stolen will be i'm
mediately placed in the hands OF all
conductors, and bulletined al all sta
tons and scalpers' offices. and the chan
ceS Of their being used VIII he slim
There is no clue 10 the party who did
The deed
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PRODUCE NAgEET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Carlo SEPT. s-Pc-k-CaTh s-t e~p-
.o77t,.r. = -. O~tobe-. . -. January. = -
I>zrs-Seyiernbe-. 70: Iau8axy. SO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Sept s-Buitsr-F;o'osi
Tra8es ar1s. crsszleFy. 1fizffisr. ca = 1.
1eTs1sc.
l.rE-Sor-i-a'iy Tsrs6r. iiizc.
ISy--Siesfy. timothy. G-lffll-a5. r-si-
re, 8 5gEE59.
ST TCT-Ts
s. I>oufE Ser. s-Eg.frr--r- ~ ar-si
EEEs-f.rrr. L.
Whissv-f7 =
iNaa-rJu-. ae1rszse3. - o-~-ec
Sre3te--IJgn 6 ASKED ara 70 Sfraar1-
Co-rg1 fles ar1 hszE.aS-T- rscsz- gel
fork-sfs-SsrG mess. 5oSoaloT. Ets
T-z-s-Esrf-1e rsearn. = 10 -
Tl-rr---s -ouiSe~T frcesfs. = -. lorrr
g. = ~ . -. ssso--s ~
NEW YORK
<e- York. ger,f s-r3-tter-F---- -.~s-
81 GARY. F4zss1c. cTszras-J. -1ss5sc. -
El-z -
Fr=-FI---. s;sts A. Ps-.ryivs-sz-
1sess5zc. western f-ezh. ls21gsc
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Kingman, Kan, Sept. 6.-{Specia1 ,
] notice NJ Burt's explanation in the
Beacon, why the decision was given
against the Blues" in the game played
September 2, and which resulted in
favor Of the Kingman nine, and as the
Modern Woodman lodge of Kingman
placed the management of the King
man nine in my hands for this game
L deem it proper to make the following
reply, that the blame may fall where
it justly belongs:
Mr.. Burt says that the rulings Of the
umpire became so rank that in the
eighth inning the Blues demanded their
umpire. Mr.. Burt and the citizens of
Wichita know that this is false. The
umpire gave the Blues the benefit of all
close decisions because Of their kicking.
Mr.. Burt was not dissatisfied and did
not stop the game on account Of the
rulings Of the umpire. but ran into the
diamond and stopped the game, see
ing that defeat was inevitable, kick
ing because Kingman changed her bat
terry. which she had right to do.
Mr.. Burt says the score stood to 8.
which statement is also false, the score
stood s to 8. One of the Blues was
out and there were two strikes and two
balls on the second man at the bat
Mr. Burt says the umpire called time
in low voice, which statement is also
false. The umpire called time in a
loud voice, with watch in hand, while
Mr.. Burt was swinging his fists and
talking to him, and at this time the
Blues pitcher. Dixon, grabbed the
Kingman pitcher, who is a boy nineteen
years old, and the other Wichita thugs
commenced bowling, Punch him.
Down him." etc. Here the umpire
announced the game to in favor of
kingman.
No, no; Mr.. Burt did not start the
trouble. he is a nice gentleman.
The Kingman nine are gentlemen, not
thugs, and can defeat the Blues any
day in the week. except Sunday, as our
boys are all civilized and go to church
on this day.
Mr.. Burt is advised to be honest and
tell the truth.
JOHN A. CRAGUN.
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COFFEE MARKET.
NV YORK

INV 1Okk.
New York. Sep. s-San:o%-Firrn;
good average Santos 70. 800: receipts
=. 900 bags: stock $4,000
Hamburg-Duli. unchanged 70 Il pig
lower; sales 1900 bags.
Havre-Opened quiet. unchan ged: al
noon unchanged. az , 2. m uncha nged: .
sales 1000 bags.
Rio-Flrn: No. :. rio y. 500: sr-
change I1is: receipts 1e.0o0 bags: clear
Ell for the United States 800 bags:
cleared for Europe 1000 bags: stock
2Z4000 bags
Spot Rio Dull and heavy; No.
15z. = cents; mild. dull: cordova is1s
ale
Warehouse deliveries rom New York
Yesterday 5.ss5 bags: %eT York stock
20 600 90 bags: total visible Tor .hs
United states 5i5 055 bags against 52s.-
Us bags last year.
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COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS

New Orlenas. Sept. 6.-Cotton-Steady
middling 7fsc; good ordinary s 15-isc;
net receipts 1850 bales; gross ,3s2
bales; coastwise 200 bales: sales 500
bales; stock 81. 2ls bales.
ST LONUIS
ST. Louis. Sept s-Cotton-Steady;
middling 7+sc; no sales reported: re-
ceipts none; shipments l bale: stock
74si bales
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FOREIGN FINANCE

London. Sept s-Goli Is quoted a.:
Buenos AyTes today a. 23f. Al Mad-1 2.
1880: Lisbon. 2s3i; 81 Petersburg. -.
Athens. .: Rome. Ios -. VIENNA. 30
Berlin. Sept s--EJchanPe on London.
days sight. - marks a. pfennigs-
Paris. Sspf- - 2. m--Tnre= -
cent re1res ia2 FOR the account *
change on London = france 5 cea-i-nes
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Secrets VIII Out

"Now, you must not let this go any
further" said Watts TO McDavid after
retailing a choice bit OF scandal
''Oh, certainly not, said McDavid.
How did you happen to hear it?-
My wife told me She is Just ike
any woman-can't keep secret, OF
course."-Tit-BitS-
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.sTrifle, Light as Air.

Whiffers-Been having a domestic
jar. Ell? Well. such clouds viii come,
you know.
Bliffiers (whose wife found strange
hair on his coatl-Yes. they are caused
by trifies light as hair.-N. Y. Weekly.
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rEErfnrn

CHICAGO.
Chicago. SEP So ses.-Css. az ffF-
ten e-. 80. Nay. g.
Ce-D-Easa ~. S4Tyse-rlse- - fsfa-
~. z-saEzc. Sosezakes. -. &sg. -.
oai=-CasA All Se1;e-b~- - CsrFss-f-
50. Gzg.
KANSAS CITY
Eazszs cs.y set s-N hezs--<ss n. -
hIzAe- acsis.. Va. Ssr1 - .Se sss1
Sc resEct lei. <5s1r-
co-u-Ia szf- cz>-r.e. t-esS1e<e: 10
E.xss. 5.fze. . shs.s, $685.
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NEW YORK Z: PITTSRURG 6.

-New York, Sept. 6.-New York and
Pittsburg figured in a scrappy game to-
day which the Gothamites won after
hard fight in the ninth inning, max
ing their three hits after Herman went
out. The visitors tried to provoke I'm
pire O'Day, who took it all good natur-
edly until Manager Mack. who was
sitting on the players bench in uni
form, began to use vile language. O'Day
promptly fined Mack 500 and ordered
him from the field. Mack refused to
go and remained on the bench until
he was escorted from the grounds by a
policeman. O'Day was loudly cheered
for his action. Attendance 900. Muir
ply has been released. Score:
Ri f
New York % 3 o03 o00 1-712 6
Pittsburg I'll 0 0 0 . 0 . o. 6 Is 6
Batteries: New York-Rusie and Will
son; Pittsburg-Hawley and Merritt.
Earned runs-New York .: Pittsburg ..
Base on balls-Off Rusie l: off Hawley
I. Struck out-By Rusie >: by Hawley
.. Three basehits-NanHaltre Two
basehits-Davis. Beckley >: Stencil ..
Smith. Stolen bases-Nan Haltren. Stat
ford. Double plays-Stafford and Full
Ter: Wilson and Davis. Passed balls
Merritt. Umpire O'Day. Time-2:09.
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SUGAR MARKET.
NEW yDRR

New York. Sept. 6.-Sugar-Raw
firm: centrifugal 5-1sc. Refined fairly
active.
LONDON
London, Sept. s-Sugar cane easy
little desire 10 trade. Beet sugar dull.
rather easier. September esd; October
$50 LID.
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LOAN aKkFT.
NEW YORK.

New York. Sept s.-Money on call
easy at / per cent. last loan /. closed
per cent Prime mercantile paper ~
n5I. per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at sis09i siI. and 1is04iei
Commercial bills 81 $50 Silver Ger
ti1icates s7n4S cents.
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FLOUR MARKET.

New York. Sept. s.-Flour-Recepi;
1900 barrels; exports 10000 barrels.
Quiet locally but a big business was
done in winter straights for export.
Prices steady.
Rye fiour-Quiet.
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DRY GOODS NaYkFr.

New York. Sept s.-AEents have a5-
vauceS prices a. follows. Pspp%red
browa and ble2ched drills !. cent
Warren ounces fancy ducks = cent
FsrEei 5s-inca tieac5ed cottons 20 :
cents Pacific mills printed sat.ues =.
cs1ts. There has been a Iegi.lnu2reiy
large trade II progress with agents ard
joboerS- WIKI the latter the shipping
departments give ample evidence. wa
tbe former such facts are wanting. i7
Consequence q al goods fo- OF; ~
town markets beng forwarded from
mills % markets 20 purchase TIE to1e
OF the market il very strong E.-h an
upward tsuGeRcy- Printing cloths veg
a--n a. LIS csnis bid and declined
FALL RIVER
F1A River. Mas sept s-prlnT
cloths 81 His cents to- syo; and coz
tracts Fair demand and business
quiet because manufacturers generally
decline 20 sell
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hsf11I E&F~7s Hsrs-s r<cT NAY
t'ssrre- is-Te2r-oid CIR. as .9sa1
Tl1FF - 8Eosta s1Ttser Ess sss-eE.
Z ~ chl8 zaS sEess-<s q fe $3.50
ros1 rlice q esszrE~ C-seseaF $50 ses
-. - tHs murder q nes aselkeF &c esif
= Gs~sf-oTeexn shs coasscts1 * sasss-
der az sAe Sat tsrrA q e0zrt s33 = go
ssET.ax . L. snssSces
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PITCHERS PLAY 1T
SPIDERS AND BRIDEGROOMS HAVE
a CLOSE GAME

Score Two to One for the Grooms, Who
Play an Errorless Game-PhilIjes have
Three straight from the Browns and
are Driyirc: straight Up the Percentage
Column beside. Colts IlI-Luck Again
Overtakes Them-Umpire O'Day Gets
Tired of Biliingsgate AS a Steady Diet
King mans Version of a Ball Game.
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BANk CIEkSiNGS

New York. Sept 6.-The following tzh-e
compiled by Br2dstTeet :. shows The total
clearz1ces az the principal cities and tie
percentage % Increase O. decrease. as
compared WIKI the corresponding Wee&
last wear.
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DETROIT 10: MINNEAPOLIS 9.
Detroit, Mich, Sept. 6.-Score:
II. II. L.
Detroit .......1 0 ! . l 5 0-1S Is 3
Minnea polls % 0 l 0 l 0 0 o. "A s
Batteries-Whitehill and Twineham;
Healy, Blackburn and Strauss.
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Brooklyn IL 90 001Os-2 o
Cleveland IL 0 0 0 o 0 0 o. 2 2 |

BATTERIES: Brooklyn-Gumbert and
Grim; Cleveland-Wallace and O'Con-
hor. Earned runs-Cleveland l. Bases
IN balls-Off Gumbert 4: off Wallace l.
Struck out-By Gumbert .; by Wallace
8. Two notwithstanding. Burkett. Sac
rifice flits-Corcoran. Stolen bases
Grim. Wild pitch-Wallace. Umpire
Mcdonald. Time-l:42
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ART Ha1giaES-

Women who can use the brush clev>
erly are painting the art dennas FOR
hangings and FOR mounting dining
room. bedroom and piazza screens for
country houses The designs are large
and snowy, aud show flowers, scrolls.
or feathers Sometimes the edges OF
the flowers are outlined with embroid-
cry silks or gold or silver. and the rest
OF the design IS done il tapestry dyes
Sometimes the metal paints are used in
stead of metal thread 20 brighten the
outlines A screen covered with old
blue denim Is ornamental with pea.
cock feathers. and one with a lattice
work over which masses OF pale blue
and purple morning rlo-les trail
Sometimes heavy o-aids OF metal
threads two or three incaes wide are
applied n crosswise or lengtnvise
bands 20 the 6erims when used FOR
hanging. and II GrspeG large gilded
rope Is used to- the purpose Hang
ings Of this cloth. however. look bes'
II straight folds n \. Post
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Western Association Games

Kansas City. No. Sept. s.-Kansas
City-Terre Haute game postponed.
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Kinsman's virsion of the Game,

Peoria, Ill, Sept. 6.-Peoria-Burling-
ton game postponed on account of rain.
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LINCOLN II: ST. JOSEPH 2.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept 6.-Score:
Il. II. f.
lincoln .042 0 0 > l oil Is S
81. Joseph 30 o / s. Il
Batteries: Barnes and SDeer; ohnson
and Lehman.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


ltttLA'BDs
Chicago. Sept. s-Hoxs-p~rsirss - no.
active. light s. solff 20. raixNd 81 9lE< a I.
heavy. - Es7<t,: rough. s. sat 81.
Ca;tie-Eecefpt=. 900. steady 70 strong
80: beeves. g sSd6 20: cows ard hcs,~rz.
g. tsFf2. -. westerns 3 Ts3<So
Sheep-Rece-pts. 400. best nrTn: otbers
weaker.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. R1q. s.-raftis-- Rsc~{c's.
$50. shipments. $40. sssasiy - ssrouw.
Texas steers. s1sso1 -. Toras oosr=. 81 Tsss
%. heaf steers q TsdE e.. ra;ivs COWS.
= "a -. s-ocksrs and fee9ers. 3 ssIfz.
bulls. 3 fDzs2o
Hczs-fse1esp.z 10. shiprnrais nors.
strong 20 70 cents higher. bulk 81 Eal~s
- 1sffs D. heayfezz - toeI4 =: packers. - =
"a -. mixed 81 if,sf4 -. Lights. . s5s<i4 =.
yorke-E. - t1Tlt.-5. rss~. . sos 70
Shsrfs-~FsSceiF.z so. shfprnsnss So
steady. sheep. .. G<isso rDsttoss. no.
10.
ST. LOUIS
G.. r>5siz. tsS~ s.-Ca,,i>-R~,ss5's 3
30. shiEne1.s. so. native se~zey. Ter
as strong. export st1~r~. .. Bns %. far
% srposi zAir<,snz sres~r. H11.sz .. dressed
bet ara beS- bgtcasr EraS>-, . sssess o.
sfockerx arr e@<-c~<z = E<g1 = eozs AT
he.fers. ;zDB31 -. cows sn1 hssters. COO
zE
Hors-RsrszS<s. zEp1. shipments. Iss.
~ zflEr. active. hszgy - Ssf4 -. zafr~f.
g 7z,1fS -. sR1, = Bsat =
Sh@eD-Esoes,ts. 10. Sesp7s~-.s. 70.
E-TDlg
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PHILADELPHIA Q. ST LOFTS 3

Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-The Phillies
continued their winning streak today
by making it three straight from the
Browns. Breitenstein was hit on the
left knee by batted ball from Boyle
In the second inning and had TO be car
s'ied off the field. Kissinger took his
place. He was hit freely throughout
but the visitors made things exciting
by punching hits in the fourth and
seventh innings when Taylor eased up.
Attendance $50. Score:
r. H. E.
Phila delphia % / 20 0 0 @ LIB 2
St. LouiS......1 0 o 0 0 4 o O. Is 3
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Grady; st. Louis-Breitenstein. Kissin-
ger and Pietz. Earned runs-Philadel-
phia D: St. Louis ). Two basehits-Hall-
man, Thompson, Sheehan. Three base
hits-Thomps0n. Stolen bases-Grady
,; Delehanty, Thompson, Sullivan, Ham
alton. Quinn, Ely. Sheehan. Struck out
Sullivan, Kissinger. Double plays
Sullivan and Boyle; Ely and Connor;
Ely and Quinn and Common. First on
halls-Off Taylor !: off Breitenstein ];
of Kissinger 4. Hit by pitched ball
Grady, Delehanty, Hallman, Cooley.
Cmpire-Murray. Time-2:15.
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FOR 10 CENTS


Oa.s-Scarce: y cent higher: No. .
mixed. Isglsc: NO white. 2a3isc.
RyeLNo . norninally. &lc.
Flaxsced->steasiy: August. nornsnallys
SC.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis Sept. s-wheat-Opened weak
but showed somo disappointing clesranc>S
and unfavorable cables and CLOSED tire
guar. No. red. cash. 591.c: Ssptersber
5sisc December. ecSsqoHa.c. May. SO
asked.
Corn-S.rone early on predictions OF
frost and scary crop reports. holding
firm 20 the close which was near the top
and higher than yesterday. No. : mix
esi. cash. 22isc asked: September. 5lao
asked. December. &C. May. SIC.
oat$-Strong and higher In sympathy
with corn. No. ?. cash. lsa.c bid. 5ep,~r-
Der. Isc; December. l9c bid. 3c askedk
May. nc.
Rye-Dun and lower 20 sill TIE bid.
Bariey-S ornlnai.
Fiaxsfed-Iower, &c.
Timothy seed-Firm. s. T5EIis.
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept. s-wheat-Receipts
! tive: No. r-'. e55sc: No. hard. $50
delivered. Options opened weak under
low cables. ruled duIi all dav with q nnss'
sharp break uD,cr fresh selling and clo-ed
s4U7. cen. hover: September. eg5s6s3ssc
closed. c5izc. December. eJdES.c. CLOSED
Ghc.
Co-n-Receip,s 1E 10: exports 81 so
bushels Spot market quiet. cio-sd easy.
No. > 1c. Options opened steady. al
Vanesi actively on predictions Of frost,
lost part OF - and closed Irregular az
= cent loss on S~pteDber and :. cent al
vance on later months. September, ssssSr
3et.c closed 3s.c: pecsrnker closed IS.c.
oats-R~ccip:> IIs.oc bushels. exports.
- obltshsis. Spot market quiet and about
steady. No. . zA.c. Options ruled rrfn-
er with corn ard closed stlf'. cen. higher-
September. ~. 1fz5A.c. esoe~i zAc. De
cernber clo-f 2sac.
Bariey-Quist
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. Sept. s--Wh~at--Fsssers
December. Sss Der GENITAL; May N17s per
GENITAL.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Sept. s-The receipts of vhess
during the past three days were g5S 80
centalr. including 1890 American. The
receipts of America corn during the sarrs
period were o. 80 centaia. Weather firm.
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New York % 003 o001-7 6
PittShurg IL 0 0 . O > o. S Il 6
Western League Games.

Baltimore. Sept. 6.-Baltimore-Lou
Vile game postponed; rain.
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Wiilie-Did yer new . good time 20
the picnic?
.Iimmie-Grez;. SIS got into Z bees
nes:. "a fell out of tree when be was
pctting rp 4 awning and ma burned her
fingers making ;ea OF az open Ere. IL
Was iEEeIAs.-Trpsh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-07
ST PAUL.: GRAND RAPIDS :

Grand Rapids, Wis, Sept. 6.Score:
Il. II. f.
Grand Rapids0 o > o 20I o-5 4
81. Paul..1 0 O 5 - 10
Batteries-Jones and Campbell: Pep
per and Doyle.
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DIANAPoLIs IL: MILWAUKEE 4

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 6.-Score:
Il. II. E.
Indianapolis % o 0 o 5 o 2-l2 y
Milwaukee 30 0 0 o 000 o. >
Batteries-Cross and Mcfarland; Boz
Ian and Stephens.
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re -osrkrf ar~1ss1 - - -sat- sfrsr--
1isE- ~ - ssles ~ tA~ iztss- Gxsgs ST
f1e s1sFsss cfaaer1 ssreGg a. $50 fsp erss-.
fzEpREsEsVTA TfgE sALEs
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DIS MONIES II, DUBUQUE ).

Dubuque, la. Sept. 6.-Score:
r II. r.
DUBUQUE 1900 1ooa o-5 S ;
Des Moines. o. 20o1 Ill
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WICHITA ,4AEKEN
nEI.I:EsExTATlvE IL.

CATTLE
to make. Tes-sFszy sA1 prices ~s-s .
shade lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-07

bdtlerIeS-J hutFWOOu ana Snyder,
McGreevey and Boland.
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Batteries-Dillon and Graves; Figge-
mier and Mcfarland.
ROCKFORD 10; QUINCY 5

Rockford. H.. Sept. 6.-Score:
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BROOKLYN 2; CLEVELAND 1.

Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept. 6.-This after
Moons game was battle royal between
Pitchers Gumbert and Wallace, in
,Fhich the former got slightly the best
II it. Both pitchers received excellent
support. Attendance 1000. Score:
ID IT T.
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