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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, June 24.-With one
exception favorites and we'll backed
second choices won the races today.
In the last race Captain ReeS was dis
qualified for fouling Installator. Sum
maries:
First race-Five and half furlongs
Major Cook, to /. won O'Bee, 4 to l.
second: Talbot Clifton, 4 to /, third.
Time l :0S.
Second-Four and a half furlongs,
naidens: Spry Lark. 6 to l. won; City
Girl, 5 to !, second; Fireman, to /,
third. Time :56S4.
Third-Mile. selling: Jerome S, 21s to
/, won; Duchess of Milpitas, TO l,
second; San Luis Rey, 10 to l, third.
Time :i3.
Fourth-Five and a half furlongs:
Crawford. 10 TO 1, won; Elsie. ~ TO l,
second: Mlron, to /, third. Time
1:09iA.
Fif;h--Mile: Installator, to 5, won;
Thornell, i to 1, second: Rain Drop,
50 TO l. third. Time Lac. Captain
Rees. who finished first by a nose, was
disqualified.
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Narragansett Park Races.

Providence. r. l., June 24-Nearly
every favorite on the card won at Mar
ragansett park today. Efforts are be-
ing made to induce the Jockey club to
KEEP the track open through July and
August. Summaries:
First race--Five furlongs: Mango,
Mangrove won; franciscan, second.
Time :04.
Second-Mile: Annie Bishop, won;
Baroness, second. Time 1:473a.
Third-Five furlongs: Maple Prince
won; Alakuna, second. Time :0i
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Fargo won;
Cass. second. Time 1:29A.
Fifth-Mile; hurdle, over six hurdles
Southerner won; Hiawatha. second.
Time 2:5o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
For the Detroit DERBY,

Detroit, Mich, June 2i-The starters
and weights for the International derby
which will be run az the initial running
meeting of the Detroit Driving club to-
morrow, are announced this evening as
follows: Summa, 10; Maurice. 122; Lis
SAX. ~: Handsome, ia: Halfiing. ia;
Frank h, ia; Havoc, no: Diggs, 10l.
Prominent horsemen and bookmakers
from all parts of the country are here to
attend the inaugural running meeting of
the Detroit Driving club. About 400
horses are in the stables. Owners of the
betting privileges say they will open to-
morrow with 20 to p books. This will
be the first big running meeting in the his
tory of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
BUCKLEN,s ARNICA sALyE.

The Best Salve IN the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
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st. Louis Races.

st. Louis, June 24.-The track record
for seven furlongs was cut Il second
at Fair Association park today when
Maid Marion. a l to 3 favorite, passed
under the wire in 1:27. In the fourth
race Zoulika, red hot favorite at even
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
Entering the Professional Ra,L

of Milwaukee, Wis, and w. p. Sims of
Washington. D. c., two of the prominent
class Il bicyclists in America were sus-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
RETURN TICKETS ARRANGED FOR.
Plan Devised by the Joint Stamping iSen
has been Accepted.

Denver, June PIP. J. Flynn, who
has been selected joint agent for all Of
the railways 10 stamp the return pC--
ton Of tickets 10 the National E.duca-
tioaal association convention. has COM
tickets, and his plan has been accept
ca by all the general passenger agents.
Each member Of the association VIII
on depositing the return portion 81
ticket. receive receipt for the same
which viii state where the ticket Is 70
be called for when wanted. The limi-
tation OF the return tickets when sold
Is July 10, but parties desiring 10 re-
main in the west for q longer tine can
deposit their tickets with the Joint
agent and, they viii be made return
able up - September ! At Colorado
Springs. Msnitou. Pueblo aud other
points, joint agencies VIII be establish
ed where tickets can be deposited and
stamped on the same plan as in Dem
YER
New York. June ef.-The surgeons in
the navy hospital in Brooklyn are QUIZ
zIed by peculiar nlaiady among the
sailors who arrived on the United
states steamship. Chicago during her
last cruise. Twenty Of the crew are in
the hospital with disease well-known
N countries bordering on the Med
terTanean sea. hut which physicians
mere have thus far failed n diagnose.
Glddiness and rheumatic pains IN The
JOINTS ara symptoms 81 the disease. and
fever runs the Temperature up 70 10.
and over
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Cincinnati, June 24.-Weather clear
and warm, track fast. Summaries:
Firse race-Mile, selling: Alethia Al
In. . 10 I, won; Lay On, > TO l, second;
Ransom. 80 70 /. third. Time 1:42l5.
Second-Six furiongs. purse: Mary
Keen, 7 TO 3, won; Susie r, 30 to !, Sec
ond: Ductor. AZ TO 1, third. Time 1:15ts.
ThirG-F'ive furlonCs, selling: Oracle
3 10 ,. won; Sir Dixie, TO I. second:
Royal Choice, Is 10 l, third. Time
1929.
Fourth-Mile and a ssxteeth. selling.
Dominion. s to ), won; Ashland TO l.
second; Enthusiast, TO !. third. Time
1:ASi.
Fifth-Four and half furlongs
purse: Lillian r. TO 10, won: Miss Rose
80 70 1. second; Miss Francis. 10 !,
third. Time :56A
Sixth-Aiile. selling: The Princes.
even, won; 10 Ko. 10 10 I. second !;
Shanty Bob, 80 - /. third. Time :42iss
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Corbett Divorce Shit Ref.,raa

New York, June 2i-The divorce case of
Mrs. Ollie Corbett against James j. Cor
bett, pugilist, was referred to a referee by
Judge McAdam this morning.
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Kawsborne stakes are OF.

Chicago, June 24-The Hawthorne man
agement tonight announces officially that
stakes for 1898 are declared off. This
action does not effect the derby for 1896
nor the stallion stakes for 1897.
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BY CREEDON
HENNESSEY GOES DOWN DEFEATED
IN SIX ROUNDS,

Twenty Rounds are Specified Between the
Australian and the Bostonian for the
Middleweight Championship Of Amer
ican--Hennessey Begins with Telling
Blow but Fights His Fifth. Already
Beaten--Creedon Stands Him His
Head in the Sixth--Creedon Gets the
Decision, in Spite OF Cries Of Soul"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
COLUMBIA HAS WON
INTERCOLLEGIATE BOAT RACE
ROWED LATE IN THE DAY.

Pennsylvania has the Lead for SO Short a
Space as to be Almost Imperceptible
and is not in the Race at Any Time
acknowledgements Work has Any
Amount of Snap and Science in it, but
Columbia has the Beef and snap as wen
--PennsyIvania is Swamped and has to
be Rescued by a Tug.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, June s4.-The bookies
had Il ali their own way today. only
one OF the favcrites winning. The at
tendance was good. track fast and
weather very hot Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: selling:
Miss Adie. s 10 l. won; Murphy. 10 10 !.
second Ernst L, TO !. third Time
.64te.
Second-Four and 2 half furlongs. sell
ling, for 2-year olds: Austin. 70 l.
won: Julia =, 20 70 !. second; Fnnfe
Hunt. "a J, third. Time IS
Thirsl-Four and q half furIongs. sell
ing: La Rose. 8 10 /. won: Little Ell {
% l. second: Deck. 10 70 !, third. Time
&c
tourth-Sevsa fu-ionEs. selling. Eu-
ma, - - I. won; Fo1chsway. : TO !. sec
ondi Brown Dick. 10 !, third. Time
I:Se
Ffta-Sevea fu-loags. selling: Car
/ roll Don6er. 20 =. won; Maple Leaf
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ROby Races

80 to /, second: Charlie Weber. IS to l.
third. Time 1:32
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Iatonia Races.

BY cleansing the blood with Hoods
Sarsaparilla you lay the foundation for
health and happiness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

Washington. June 2f-When Attor-
ney General Harmon returns this week
he will find in MS mail a letter from
Oklahoma signed hy three wsII-known
men interested IN the fight being made
20 Dust Justice Scott of The Third OKLA
hona judicial district. The letter
reached the department yesterday ar
Official mail beng opened and placed
ready for M Harrnon's examination
when n returns. The document starts
out with an inquiry about she case:
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BATTLE REPORTS 1T
CONSUL AT ACAPULCO TELLS OF
THE COLIMA DISASTER.

1t Is His Belief that the Wind and Heavy
Sea. with Probably % Leak in the Vessel,
Did the Mischief--Struck by . Squan
at Critical Moment and Cap
sized - Praiseworthy Conduct of a
Mexican Goyernor--Governmen Pilot
Chart--Gold Reserve Convalescing-
News Of the National Capitol.
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PROSECUTION MUST GO ON.

How good are pies If the crusts are
prepared by aid of Prices Baking Pow
der
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

Mrs. X HESKE. of No SIS North Eyclst-i s..
Cii1cgo, III. writes: - regard my improve
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

'" s." More Cigars s sasSSs @ House the "s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-25

SHE-'Ine groom seems quite cool-
The bride Is from Boston Life
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Value of Science.

Even when the right is clearly seen
meditation Is needed to collect our pow
ers to do it. It is the great storehouse
of all our spiritual dynamics, where Di-
vine energies lie hid for any enterprise,
and the hero is strengthened for his
field. All great things are born Of ST.
lence. The fury, indeed, Of destructive
passion may start up in the hot conflict
OF life, and so forth with tumultuous
desolation. But all beneficent and cur
alive power gathers itself together in ST.
lence, ere it comes out In might. Force
itself, indeed, is naturally silent, and.
only makes itself heard, If at all, when
it strikes upon distractions, to bear them
away as it returns to equilibrium
again. The very hurricane that roars
over land and ocean fits noiselessly
through spaces where spring, as It
warns the vernal earth, tempts out the
tender grass, and decks the field and
forest in their glory. Silence be-
fore creations, and the heavens were
spread without word. Nowhere can
you find any beautiful work, any noble,
design, or durable endeavor, that was
not matured in long and patient silence,
ere it spake out its accompli shment. II
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Living Ii, Quiet.

"a rule for living happily with others
is to avoid having stock subjects for DIS
putation. 1t mostly happe when peo-
pie live much together, they have come
to have certain set topics, around which
from frequent disputes there lis such
a growth Of angry words, NORTH van
ity, and the like, that the original SUBJ
ject of difference becomes q standing
subject for quarrel, and there iss a ten
dency In all minor disputes to drift.
down to 1t. Again,sif people wish to
dwell together, they must not, hold too
much to logic, and suppose that every
thing is to be settled by sufficient rea--
son. DR.. johnson saw this clearly with
regard to married people when he said !:
t'Wretched would be the pair, above ali
names Of wretch dness, who should be
doomed to adjust by reason, every morn
ing, all the minute details Of the do-
nestle day" But the application should
be much more general than he made It.
There is no time for such reasonings,
and nothing that is worth them And
when we recollect how two lawyers or
two politicians can go on contending,
and there is no end of one sided reason
ing on any subject, we shall not be sure
that such contention is the best mode Of
arriving at truth. It is certainly not
the way to arrive at good temper. H
The Irish standard., 1895-05-11

Did you ever hear that the first straw
bonnet made In this count rY was man
ufactured by .Betsey Metcaif. of Provi-ff
dence, r. Il? Betsey was going past IA,
village shop one day, SO the story goes
and spying an imported Dunst&b Bile bon
net in, the window, she was daft for one
just like It. The more she pondared up
on that beautiful bonnet . the more she
coveted It, for she was only 12 years
of age, but she loved finery with the a.
dent affection OF. ripper years. The little
woman set her wits to work and on her
way home, having to pass through her
fathers oat field, she began to- examine.
the oat stnbble, Gathering someAof the
.straws she split them with her thumb
nail and began to braid them. Il IElated
over her success, she gathered a duanti-
ty of the pliable grass and taking Sc
home with her, succeeded In making a
number Of .braids which, after several
vtsltations to the shop window, she man
aged to unite and shape into avery Sex-
cellent bonnet. Her, success made fa-
nous tho name OF Betsey Metcalf
throughout the state. Friends besieged
her for instructions in the art sc straw
braiding. and straw-braiding bees were
formed by every sewing circle there
abouts. = Then factories sprung up, ana
thus girl of IL years originated IN 1908
the manufacture of straw bonnets IN our
country. !, 5. 4s@, ., s..3s II .55
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TEMPORARILY INSANE n I.
Prominent FILLER. Attempts Sui
eide Because His Conn
p'any Assigns

Quincy. Ill. May 9.-As the result Of
the assignment Of John ]. srsylor. Of
Fafrbury, Ill, Tuesday. . receiver vas
appointed here yesterday tor the big
flour mill Of Taylor Bros. e co. NJ $at ,t
John J. Taylor, soon after the receiver
was appointed, attempted \ suicide at
Fairbury. He was found hanging TO II
tree in the park 'surroun ding hist "a
idence. He was cut down audit IS prob
able his life will be saved. The feeling
prevails here that he was temporarily
insane and that, there was no need ofs HIS
confessing judgment. The firm III COM
posed Of John J. Taylor. Of Iairbnry,
VIM, Fl. Taylor, OF Chicago, and Proctor
Taylor, Of Quincy Seymour y. Carter.
the manager for the mill, was appointed
receiver, and ID now in charge. Proctor
says all creditors Will be paid In full.
The mill has a capacity OF 200 barrels
Of flour. per day. The plant isawortts
about $4,000 q The liabilities ara
$14O, 900. .ss Y. !. 81 u 5s IN.
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#LapstIs Men7oriae.

81 London, May 9.-It was generally res
marked At the reception Of the National
Liberal club last evening that Lord
1Roseberry looked pale and wearied. The;
lapse Of memory from which he suffered,
causing him to lose the thread Of his
argument, lasted several minutes. M In
spite of the fact that he was repeatedly
reminded by Earl Spencer and Camp
bell Zimmerman. .5;48ss.ss:s .5s.s 4
!. Meanwhile the premier gazed about
hin iii q dazed sort Of way that was
painful to see. M 5 s$ n 3; III 4
d sWhenh he recovered himself he was In
clined to end his remarks then and there
but was persuaded to proceed. which he,
did with great effort. Some. ascribe his
:condi tion to the use OF drugs. III 81
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s(sSlS klgs l14S TN V4lCs
w IN der-
|atcod Yhafs auk tha
d1gsussf on n, nr Bis sttad
.fur two honrx ara unt tIa noon IA
m l,oMt AZ
sIiite TIE l,,e,f s,vas
M III III N NJ, Z
cornoorat ton ri MI narisl,es havine been
sdecided npon 81 fe snrieata we're nrnvided
With tie nacessarv blanks IAN ana stems IS 81 Will
AZ once 81. 10 ~, IN. Yia
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Southern Branch Orr.nIzed.'

Memphis, Tenn. May The South
ern Standard Telep phone company, with
4 capital stock Of $4,000, 900 to operate in
Tennessee, Kentucky and TIE Carolinas,
has been organized. The Southern Or.
sanization is branch q. ire Standard
Telephone comp any, capital so 900. 900,
with headquarters at New York. d It is
proposed to enter into competi tiou with
the accompanies now 81 forming Ike Ger
Vice and consider able rsdnct Ion in
rates ID likely.
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WHEAT.
Omen High low. II
sI,ONDON CRAIN.

London, May 9.The grain markets
opened easy. AT Liverpool, wheat quiet,
poor demand. Corn steady. London
cargoes OF wheat OF coast, dull; on pas
sage easier. English country markets
steady. French country markets Arm
er. Paris wheat. 10 centimes lower.
Flour, 5@15 centimes lower. Berlin
wheat 1A@1h marks lower.
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y SUPPLY oFsBREADsTUFFs.

According to the Liverpool Corn Trade
News, the supply Of breadstuffstin Eu-
rope and afloat therefor increased $780,
COO bu during April. Supplies afioat in-s
creased 1880, 900 bu. and stocks in store.
decreased 100 600 bu-of the latter
1900. 900 bu credited to Russia. Supplies
sof -four and wheat in the United States1
and Canada at points reported TO the
Daily Trade Bulletin, decreased 1,524O00
sbu. against 8, 6S1 200 bu during April.
1894. Supplies Ia tho United States, Can.
ada and Europe decreased II, $4,000 bu
during the past four months. against
ss2xT5o,00o bu5 for the correspo nding period.
- edl i 81 II \ lt5
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FLOUR AND COARSE GRAIN.

H Flour--The market Is dead dull. Trade
is purely routine and no new business Is
spring up from any quarter. Buyers
are holding of for lower prices but SO
long as cash wheat holds as firm as at
present millers cannot quote lower val
ues. Quotations are according to guam
tity. ts l5
Shipments, 50 1926 bbls. .ss
The following are today's quotations
In wood heresf. o. b. se. \
Z First patents. !. So. 45GD3SO
Second patents. ............... 3.25@3. so
First clears. z. 90D3. 90
Fancy and export bakers y. !. 2. $500. 75
Red dog per ton 40 lbs jute.... Oh. rs
'ollowing are quotations in cotton
sacks IS and 40 lbs.
Rye -four per Dbl pure. ........$2.55@2. 60
Rye -four per 81 Xxx: .5..J 2 .40@2.45
Buckwheat flour per bbl.. I. "a 500
Graham flour per bbl.. ........ 2. 45@2. IS
+ In wood zoe extra is charged.
Bran and shorts-There is nothing
new to report: The market is in tho
and sentiment. Trade is steady. -
Shipments, LOTS. tons.
Bran In bulk. .. $40. 50@10.f IS
Bran Ia sacks 200 lbs. !. :. 4. ii .75@12. 90
Bran irs sacks 100 lbs. ..... 12.26@l2 so
morris ........... ll.5vQgil ID
Mfddfings, fine. 12.50912.75
g Corn-Speoulative corn ruled strong.
Chicago reported heavy buying.
No trading reported in cash corn.
Is Receipts $50 bu, shipments $50.
Oats-The market rules firm but not q
great deal Of interest was shown. July
oats were particularly strong. III
There were light offerings Of cash
oats. Z No. 3,sold at; gle. and white to
arrive brought BIC. FL 4
Receipts, 5000 bu, shipments 5000 b,,
III Barley-No minally quoted at 42046c
according to quality. i, II
8 Receipts, none, shipments, 6,12O. "
Rye-N Nothing doing Il.
Receipts, none, shipments, none lid
4 FLAIR rejected fax sold at $1.34.
Receipts, none, shipments, none. en-
Feed Carlot quotations are Ground
feed $40 per ton. Corn meal SO. Bolted
meal per Dbl in cloth So .30@2. IS.
,* Hay Receipts light and thereeis
good demand at better prices. Receipts,
rs tons, shipments, none.
Fancy upland Z. y. j. ..... S.. 600
Choice upland s. ......... $500 8 90
Northern Minnesota !. -. l. 500 800
Common IN. II. !. j. $500 1850
Timothy, choice. !. Z. 10 .000V1O 80
Tfrnotfay. common to good... 9.OO@1O. so
rye straw. !. . i, !. j. ........ 1000 4.25
Oat straw. 9. J. I. Il. 7. $500
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DULUTH MARKET. &
CHICAGO GRAIN. !.

Chicago, May 81 Opening market. $50
a. m Wheat May s62Nc. July 63@63Ac,
Sept. 63Ac, corn May 60Mc;: July 5l1k@
s51A e, September 511zc. Oats June CSC,
s$12.1711s, September 1920, lard September
1856. ribs July $6.O711z @6,10. September
;$s.27114a. 81. s$5 {. Il. 4a55e ID
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I, MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

q NO. 4 northern, 10 cars, 65c. I
Il No. 4 northern. 2 cars, 64sAc.s Il:
n No. d northern, Gears to arrive, Csc.
& No. / northern, cars to arrive, :64azc.
No. 3 white oats / car, 81 2c. It'll.
NO. 8 oats, 2 cars, 81 11ac. .5 } ,'
II No. 2 white oats, q cars, 321zc.s IS L 81
& Nos oats. Lear, 3011ac, 3&;,
H No. 2. northern, ! car, 64c. H i, Siits;s.s
Rejected, 2 cars 1 lib OFF. 63Ac. IA;
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II ii, S \ u; l1 ,as .

lsIlSiyEAP MAHlSE1rss5 III
ss ~ he mari opened this xnoInia
q cling NE streng III, thes flrst "A RAD
.JtiIy wheat abein 81 ia estsrday.a1
seoise. lais yyiaB ti,a's low poillt for tlle,
day ana tie market stes diIy adVaanceds
!2cs closing vi tihiin the high ONT
tor; the day: The winter wheat markets
were very strong, paft icul ariyS st. lOuie.;
sOtenfng cables were weaker but closed
strong and higher. Clearances for the
day from the Atlantic seaboard. 10000
sbu OF wheat and, -four, and the exporters.
were good buy eFs. II M e & is reported as,
having worked half q L mil lion bn for,
shipment ~ The Michigan h state \ report
slf1t lin, shows the cond ition to be so per
cent as against 90 per cent a. MON I'll ego.
Crops In that state are suffering badly
Tor want of rain. The trade bulletin
says that the world 'ssyisible decrease for
tthesmonth of April is 100 bu. Cincin-!
matt price current reports insufficient
moisture In; \ the winter wheat country,
and the wheat crop ronises much poor
than q year ago, the condit ton In
the northwest being just the reserse;
crops there were more encouraging than
tor the past three years at this season.
The local receipts show q falling on.
SO cars today against 1873 cars a year
ago, and the local millers are active
buyers OF No. northern at nc over
the July option. The. government report,
which comes. out tomorrow, 1t Is sup
posed will be bullish, and it looks now as
'if the market, would sell very much
yxr;A x,/r ~, 4 :, - MI,
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Fate of the New Woman S Man.
x There is no use fighting It; the day
is coming when a man will have to have
his initials worked on the band to tell
his pants form his wife's. Atohfson
Globe NJ at. Lal IA ... - VIZ Ae&.E n
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THE FINEST AND LARGEST PHOTO STUDIO WEST OF me-
is, 400 pkgs: sales. 400 pkgs; state! and
western outlet, steady. Sf' ss{tE

rs, 400 pkgs;. sales, 3, 400 pkgs; state and
western quiet, steady.
. y, Wh .sa eceipts, l5s;Soe BY; sales
e7N@S7Mc; September, W@671ac; Octo-
Der. 8S@681kc; December, 7o@703sc.
IN Corn-Receipts, s13l, 900 bu: sales, 250.00
abu;s NO 2, quiet, stronger; July, 3D. @56c;
stronger; July, S4cnfwyp 123456 7S90$..
September, 1914 @561sc; No. O. 57A@5sc;
steamer mixed. sbA @5sAc. : 80.
Oats--Receipts, 4S 900 hu; sales, 5000
+ bu: No. q, dull, firm; July, 3saAc; state,
s37@41c; western, 32h@41c.
S. Beef-Light demand, steady; extra
mess, IS. 5000: family, $11@13.s
I Pork-F'air demand, steady: mess,
$13.25@1s.76. !;
Lard Quiet. unchanged.
Butter-Receipts 5000 pkgs; choice,
moderately active, about steady; west
ern dairy, 71a@12c; do creamery, new,
120fsc: do old, 9@14c; do factory, 7011c;
Elgins, 1sc; imitation creamery, S1s@
f3c. #4I F3s.;. n s
Cheese-Receipts, 800 pkss; quiet.
easy; state old, 5@11c: do large new, 59
TIC; do fancy new, 7A@7zsc;; do small
81; Essgs4Receipts, e,4oo pkgs; quiet, about
steady; western, 12@13Ac.
sugar--firnn, fairly aottve;. crushed,
S l-16Q14kc; powdered. 4A@4 15.l6c; gran
ulated, 47-16@4Ac. + -
3, Molasses-Fair demand; New Orleans.
Rice-Farly active. firm; domestic,
4A@6c. s.f
Tallow-Easy; city, NC: country ~
QAAc. fs,5 sg Il
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards. I'LL, May .9.-The
SDrovers' Journal official quotations to-
day are as follows:
Cattle receipts 5000. market steady. Fai!
to extra beeves $4,000. 10, sstockers and
feeders S2.60D4.74, mixed cows and buns
Sl.75GD4.75, Texas steers S3:50@5.20.
I Hogs receipts $4,000 market generally
steady. light ,$2.45@2. 60, rough packing
$4.2004.4O. mixed and butchers $4,000
40, heavy packing and shipping $4.4b@
j4.s0, pigs 81. 75@4,50, sheep receipts 1000
steady native ,$2.00@4 10, western $304.5O
Texas $1:75@3.50, lambs $S.5o@676.
The Irish standard., 1895-05-11
TRITTT MARJ1ET.

4 These quotations are prices obtained BY
jobbers In less than car lots. ID
#Apples-lThe receipts are light. Market Is