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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quothtions are from iObbers; speciai
prices given on large shipments
BARRED WIRE>-Glidden. galvanized.
E.v per 100 lbs. painted wire s. 81, Wau.
Eegan lOc higher than Gl,dden,
WIRE NAil.H-Rate $500 per keg: ad-
vances, 10 to " penny. soc: and penny
&C; ana penny. 75c. and penny, yOc
penny. n.e0; 2 penny, N.00
CUT NAILS-Rate t275 per key. snme
advances as on wire nails
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WOOL
Houston midc. md WnnL

Prices paid BY receivers:
Dry Gini selected .............., 4 a
Dry SAT- ....,. ..................,. N H,
Af.'i sfNNiAf 10
W o1l -tluotaiiors strictIy nominal
Twelve monihs. medium .......... Syyi1
Twelve mouths, nnr ......... IN ~,
Six months lazc less.
yailc~--
Prime .... go. ........,...,,.... Si.4f
Beegwsx-
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. Job cars. from mill. Deal
ars charge fiom store 5gl0c more per 100
lbs, on bran. 2g3c per bushei on oats ana
corn.
CQRN-SaciSed 25qSGc.
BRAN-70c
OATS -256l2Gc: no. . white 3Oaalc: COM
mon 2iu23c.
CHOPPED CORN-7lc ner 100 lbs
.HAY-Alfalfa ,l3.Oo1!ifOo per ton; miller
slobopl25O; timothy si7.Qouls00; North
Texas prairie $50; South Texas $500.
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Pittshurg Gazette: The new speaker of
congress is Thomas Il. Reed. lie has
raised the ire of democrats and made Kill
gore kick.
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HOUSTON PRICE, CURREs1.

Quotations are wholesale from iohber.
and are for standard first quality goods.
AXLE GREASE-Diamond s.75 no.
gross; Frazier in tin boxes. $500 Der
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LONDON MONEY

money l0I; cousols for the account la
!-l6. Bar S!lVer 80 S-i6d per ounce Money
!. per cent? Tile ratio OF discount In Tho
open market for short hills 1916 per cent:
for three months bills 1916 per cent.
New York. December H.--Money on
call easy NJ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper inile per cent, Sterling exchange
steady with actual business In bankers
bllls at SSlz "a. ssh for demand And 4.S7
roo So, for sixty days; posted rates 1. IS
~. 50 and 4.Si2ni.90 Commercial bills
i,N. Bar SILVER 6d, Mexican dollars I2E,.
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New York. December li.-Sugar--Raw
| arm; FAIR refining S%u3A; centrifugal 96
test SlsgS 5-s. refined quiet; standard \
| lated I 5-s.
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v Value: b Bid; Sellers.
(OmI.n rnIiNc SnnI MurI,cf

The following ore the closing quotations
Tor cotton on the spot today at the lead
tag markets, together with closing OF
mlddlng yesterday, with today's sales.
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HAvRE MARKET

Havre, December 1i.-spots c,os,s =.
b9t steady and .f down; futures s sas, " y
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Market fairly supplied with cattle and
'alves Oyerstocksd with sheep and hogs.
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Kansas City, December ii.-Wheat irreg.
ular. lower; No. spring jGia057: No. 3
spring 53N55; rejected nominally Halo
Corn active and z lower; No, . mixed
2aig; No. white ~. oats steady; No.
steady; No. SO. Hay weak. timothy
10 Ns'l2.5o; praire, t o)al 30. Butter hrmer;
cueamory l9M&i dairy lsUl5 Eggs firm,
fresh Is. Rcceipts-Whcat 500: corn
% 300; oats. 1900. shipments none
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Havre. December li-Opened barely
ateudy. unchanged: at noo1 and closed
unchanged. Total sales 1000
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
Houston Market

The following quotations vtrs pas
today by the cotton seed product xp.!.
ment OF the Houston Cotton E1Gau
and Board OF Trade: 49,. c.r..
Choice crude oil. for butter
Oii......tt ........+.'.' .''''''
Strictly prime crude oil.....
Prime crude ................ g,. :.
prime butter oil in barrels. =
Prime sumner yellow oil..., :a ~,
Cake aud meal (. o; B. mlli l's1
points, according to locaIiSShS .,t M.
Prime cotton seed cake Ill; y XII
Prime cotton seed meal 49," 81
Cotton seed bulls ........;..... ~ ~ Nc
Jirters. a. Houston delivery sn' '''-
SOAP stocks. foots from refined o. =
Id 80 bid. 10 asked.
Remarks Market quiet.
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New York, December n.-sS -prsl
the Houston Cotton Excnam usy VIM
crude oil. 25is425c; prime sul nrn,nai, na
SOC In bbls; prime cake n0'
s206I21 per ton; market easy
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santar. December N-Quiet, good av
ernge Santos 400 rrl- pcr 10 kiloy. Re
ccipts s00l; stock ~ 900 bags.
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PEARS-Evaoorated &C.
PLUMS-Pitted loc.
PRUNES - Crop of 1896; California
prunes, eo-1oQs, &c. so-eos. SIC: eo-7os, &c;
0-e0s. Ii1c; silver and ruby prunes. 10
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Rio December li--ouiet. No. : il5O)
rcls per 10 kilos. Exchange q SO Re
celp,s 500. CLEARED for the United states
2p@9 FOR Europe 5000 stock 2lS 900 bags.
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NFW YORK

New York. December N.-Whcat--Re-
eeipts ~, 80; exports 1900. Spot weaker;
No hard Mis, options opened low or
under easy cables ana small exports ana
declined 8ter under considerable local
pressure aud sympathy with corn closing
i4Qia net loss; May 81, December u SIS.
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NAV ORLEANS Market. 4

NEW ORLEANS MAhh ISu:,i,l !
New Orleans. December FW;ei
the Houston Cotton LNcha"s mi d.
quiet; prime cruue, .,i sIsi,Sas
yellow 26n27 In barrels'. .. , for In,rss
cake slS.75Gil9,00 per long "" ~
ate delivery.
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EXpCRTs or slrCIr

New York DECEMBER ii. THE exports
or specie frcu the port OF New York for
ne week a. .nted to N.922, 900 in gold aud
N,0N,0l in efN ".
The IMPORTS we're:
Gold ....., ........ .. s7t sSf
silver . ..,... .,.... 49,, ...... IL AIS
Dry goods. ...,. 49,. . btS 500
General mech lllise... :. :. $3.50. 30
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DIED or HIS .l ISssa ,l1sra
boy Sy,b hi ysesstepda " died today
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WEEKLY RANk srArnNIrNr

New York. December 1.-THE weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes.
Reserve doCrease....... 49,. 800. 81 nO9 O5o
Loans, Increase. 49, .,.,... z no eO1
Specie inorensc...-.. 49,. 49, t5S goa
Legal tender, decrease. -. -. l. S2, 600
Deposits. increase. -. M . s6q 0On
Circulation. decrease. go 49, 80 oeD
The banks now hold slS,S ,,s25 in excess
OF the requirements of the 25 per cent
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GOES ALL TO SMASH
WHEAT MARKET THREE AND
THREEEIGHTHs CENTS LOWER

News, while the Bullish News b In .
Great Measure Ignored - Exporting
tries-visible supply Decrease ID Light
Liberal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WeAkens
Wheat and Wheat Returns the Compli-
ment-Oats Tumble Amid Heavy Trading
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HE is BAD MEDICINE.
Three New Kirk Children Runaway from
Home Through a Fathers Cruelty.

D. NJ. Farnsworth was in from his
farm, five miles east and north of the
city today. says the Winfield Courier
He says that Sunday evening about
shutdown three children, the oldest a
girl about II years of age, drove up TO
his place in a cart and wanted to stay
all night: the girl said they were run
ming away from their home, four miles
east of Newkirk, and were going to
Kansas City where they had an aunt.
They gave as a reason for their leaving
home. that their mother was dead and
their father treated them so cruelty,
whipping and beating them until they
could not stand II any longer. The girl
had a black eye which she said was
the result of her fathers cruelty. She
said there were ten children, and one
boy had been beaten by his father so
much that he had almost become an i'd
lot, and all because the children could
not perform the labor task put upon
them by their father. Mrs. Farms
worth was about to admit the children
for the night when their father came
driving up in a wagon and ordered the
children 10 go with him. He was
large dark Completed man, weighing
about 200 pounds. and very rough in
manner; he refused TO talk or allow the
children to talk any more, but said
that he would make the children walk
back home: by this time some OF the
neighbors began to gather around and
the man was persuaded to let the chill
dren ride. They left there in the wagon
and started on the back track. Mr..
Farnsworth wrote TO a friend at New
kirk today to have the matter invest
gated aud II the story OF the little girl
is true, to try and have Il stopped.
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MRS FARRALL BOUGHT sTRYCHNINE
Coils of Guilt are Curling Themselves
Around the Pretty MArylander.

La Plata, Md. July s-The evidence
adduced at toiay's hearing IN the trial
Of Iirs. Belle Farrall for poisoning her
husband was more damaging TO the
handsome defendant than anything tha;
has preceded it
George +. Chappellear. drug clerk
testified that on November y. 1894.
Mrs. Farrall purchased a small bottle
OF strychnine, saying she wanted X to
kill rats
Albert Farran. brother Of the deceas-
ed said that he one day accused the wo-
man OF having poisoned her husband
and she broke down and said: 'SOh. 4.
] could only undo what l have done"
The witness also stated that Mrs Far
rel had confessed to him that she had
been an uufairhful wife.
Mrs OLYMPIA Burch. a housekeeper
IN the Farrell household. dePoSed that
Eugene Hall. the man with whom - is
Claimed Mrs Farran vas infatuated.
often visited Mrs FsTrsii both before
and after her husbands death She
gave damaging testimony regarding the
relations OF the prisoner and Hail
Daniel Dunbar. painter. residing
az No 10. - street. s. e Washington.
testified that the accused ana a young
man. whom he had since learned was
Eugene Hall. rented the house next 20
his IN The latter par. OF last January,
ana ASel ,0ere tcgeeceE 4oE dotSI a
month Witness had seen Han carry
p-iylsicns. etc. into the house Sew
erai times Hall rad gone out The back
gate when visitors called ct The house
as though 20 avoid being ssrn BY them
At this point Hall xas called .Sr icez-
tification. but could not be- oun6- An
attachment was issued l. "a said that
Hall has gone beyond the jurisdiction
- ne court. as he Is bath % testify n
the case
Matilda Wade a coio-et servant. fes-
tiled as 10 suspicious relations between,
the defendant and Eugece Hall
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TRILBY CRAZE 1T MAUKOMIS.
Forty Applicants showed Their Feet and
Miss Dreamer Took Prize.

rom Drew IS a general merchant at
Waukomis. He sells hardware. gro
ceries and little Of everything includ-
ing shoes. He considered that il would
be good idea to get up something
novel for the Fourth of July and in ac-
cordance with that desire he sent out
green handbills offering prize of $3.50
and pair of shoes to the young lady
that would show up the most perfect
parir of feet at his store.
The lady who intends to compete
for this prize" said Tom in his quiet
way, should hand in her feet TO the
undersigned before II o'clock noon
He further announced that three
prominent citizens of Oklahoma should
act as judges.
This was the great central idea in
Mr.. Drew's advertising hand bill and ii
caught like wild fire.
He received applications from all
over the territory from distinguished
citizens to be the judges.
He will not give out who the appli-
cants were but it has leaked out that
GuthMe had sixty-four candidates. in
Guiding all, or nearly all, the federal
Officeholders, besides Leslie Niblack.
fisher came forward with forty appli-
cants, Ell Reno forty-five. Oklahoma
City seventy and all the other towns
from Beaver to Norman and from Kill
dare 10 Doggy Creek. Billy Bolton of
Woodward made a desperate effort to
be one Of the judges and ne offered
Tom Drew. on the quiet, a half inter-
est in his soap mine to put him on the
list.
Tom Drew Is something Of an ad-
mirer of pedal beauty himself and
very naturally he made himself presi-
dent of the examining board.
Forty candidates presented them
selves and Mr.. Drew and his assistants
examined the feet with that slow and
knowing inspection characteristic of a
corn doctor. 1t took the gentlemen
four hours to do the work and would
have taken them four days If their
did not show Impotence from the
start and wanted the work done as
quick as possible.
Finally they agreed that Miss Jessie
Dreamer was entitled to the prize so
they gave her the $50 and a palr vt
No. 212 shoes.
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WOOL MARKET.
Ioodou Auction Salss-

London. July Sat the wool auction
sales today Is.H3 bales were offered. OF
which 700 were Withdrawn An excel
lent selection was offered and oonpeu-
ton was most animated. America
bought largely OF superior ussr5nos-
Following are the eai~s IN detail: Ssw
South Wales <.s3s bales; secured 7i1fkp
I@1zd; greasy 3%dig1d QueenAspd
2.4zs bales: secured ia salsiTf- greasy
5aGs1d Victoria All bales: SECURED
sizdaI-4d: greasy $S.0iei- south Aus
tral!a 700 bales. secured SAUsd, gre.sy
taHlod. Tazmania $50 bales. rreasy
Iig1lOd. New ZeaIand <.i7e bab~s. Sou
red s51falsted: greasy saiDd Cape of
Good Hope and Natal is1 bAi><. SCOUT
ed I0d0lG5zd, rreasy md.
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NO TEXAS LAW AGAINST.
Judge Clark Tells Why There's Nothing to
Stop the Fight

Dallas. Tex, July s.-Judge George
Clark OF Waco has submitted an opin-
ion as 10 the legality Of the proposed
orbert-FitzsimmonS glove contest
The opinion is very exhaustive and
lengthy His conclusions are:
First-That the original act OF 1891
was wholly imperative
Second-That when its provisions
were re-enacted IN the penal code Of
1895 IL was still imperative for the
want OF some court 10 Try the offense
Third-That the law was repealed by
the revised statutes. which go into ef-
feet September i. 1885.
Fourth-That there is now no law
upon the statute books Of Texas pro-
hibiting pugilistic encounters and that
Ipon a payment or tender of the
license fee prescribed for such exhibit
ton there is no lawful power In the
state under present laws 10 interfere
with the exhibition.
Judge Clark gave the matter at is
sue careful study and patient research
and his opinion Is most sweeping
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Real Estate Trnnsfsra

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
The records IN the register OF deeds
Office show the following ;Tznzferz.
Henry SchTe.ier. { q. lots III III
Wichita e.. Schweitsr's add - 8
Alexander Williams. wd. acres
sn sW !. of sx I. OF sc a.
less Muivane tOxnEIte. also
res. A in Hilb~rt's res town %
NulFaCe 20
II II Sawyer, v5. 2. o: lots 81 -
Wichita -, West Wichita ..-. 600
Elizabeth r Hunter. I'D. lots Is
IA Ida ave. Hunters ID add o.. 100
Elizabeth c Fank. Nd. lOes !.
and , n blk $. College Hill add
20 town OF EuiTane.. o.. - 3
" 4 Polk. ~d. lot 10 Main 50
cay - % -. ---- -
/ Darlington. I'D. r., g Chicago
ave. JartfnSou's Srd ADD $500. 80
p = Darlington. nj. lo;s . To-
peka ave. Clio add 800. $500. -sl1
r = Pierce. I'D. lots ard ssd
n o. 1w 4 e - ~ $3.50. -. 200
Amout 0: Marriages released b.
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Che aiea nairy EAGLE: Tuesay 9rornmo guru 9, 1895
markets. and nght speculat:on. the er.

markets and light speculation. the ef-
feet was to let prices down still more IL
taking little pressure on the selling side
TO work the market lower. The decrease
Of -, 90 bushels in the Visible supply
and there was a large decline No. .
mixed. cash. 40lzc asked: July. SIC: Sep
TENDER, 40Asc. Oats-More sellers than
buyers Is what allied this market from
Of the new crop and the receipts OF old
in excess OF requirements having a bear
ish effect Spot grades lower. No. .
RSeENo. new sold SC. BarieS nominal
Corn meal. S2i5fissS Bran nouaiEal
Flaxseed. N.9 bid Tor July shipment.
Grass seeds-Tmothy. August delivery.
quoted al A95: other seeds nominal Hay
Timothy quiet. steady. $l2"srltc. east
side; prairie dull. scarce. y.ee6s-5e. this
side. Wool-Inac;ive but firm and IN
changed
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e-Other Games.
PLAYED Won Lost p
BALTIMORE 4; ST. LOUIS 3.

St. Louis, July S.-The Baltimore's
won today's well played game by very
close margin, tieing the score in the
ninth and making the winning run in
the tenth. Attendance $500. Score:
r H z
st. Louis loo O000-3 9 2
Baltimore 30 0 o 0 1 0 IA IL 0
Batteries: st. Louis-Stalen and OF
ten: Baltimore-Hoffer and Clark.
Earned runs-St. Louis 8; Baltimore 8.
Two base hits-Keeler, Quinn, Conor
Three base hits-DoWd, Staley. Sto-
len bases-Cooley, Keller. Base on
balls-Hoffer. 2; Staley /. Struck out
By Staley L: by Ho1er 1. Umpire-Jev-
ne. Tme-2.O0
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HiEher-Bonds Livelier and ssroas.
New York. July s-The weak OPEN
ed on the stock exchange with fairly
active trading and strong tone TO the
speculation. News calculated 10 affect
the market was In the main favorable.
Crop adyices were generally encourage
ing and this induced purchases OF the
Changers Coal trade prospects were
reported improving and there were
other influences at work in individual
stocks Sugar. which led in the trans
actions. was bought at the opening for
the bull clique in the stock. q rise be-
ing assisted by the announcement OF
an advance In the price Of one grade ot
refined sugar. A gain OF Ia per cent
was made. which was lost after mid
day. when break OF N per cent re-
suited from sales TO realize. Subse-
Quently there was a rally OF u per cent.
but later II reacted Is per cent, with q
fnal recovery OF y per cent Chicago
Gas was erratic. and reflected the COW
ering by short selling by y ar traders,
there being no news touching the prop
erty- The shares huctuated between
ON and % per cent, closing ~ per cent
lower on the day. New Jersey was in
good buying demand. the purchases be-
ing made mainly. IL Is understood. for
the account OF parties who wished To-
control the company Cor the New Hav-
en- road. Rumors were circulated that
there was 10 be an exchange Of stock
with the New Haven on a basis favor
able 10 New England. As the latter
road Is TO be sold under foreclosure to-
morrow. something definite must be
forthcoming soon. and this probably
influenced the shorts TO cover some OF
their outstanding contracts today.
Under these influences. the stock sold
up per cent. and closed with y per
cent OF the top figures. The general
market continued strong until near the
close. the Improvement at the high
point ranging up TO 8 per cent in Pull
man. 3A per cent In New Jersey. "a
per cent In Canada Pacific. Ia per cent
in General Electric. Illinois Central
and Kansas and Texas preferred. and
/ per cent IN Reading. Chicoga and
Eastern Illinois preferred and Louis
Vile and New Albany preferred. To-
ward the close the heavy drive against
Sugar depressed the rest OF the market
and resulted In losses which ranged up
10 l per cent, the latter in New Jersey
Central. and speculation closed heavy
In tone. Prices are however. generally
higher on the day.
Bonds were somewhat more animate
ed and strong. The sales were. 81
S45 600
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DRY GOODS MAHKEI.


New York. July s.-Agso's have al
vanc~i the price % all Haxsschpsetts
derirns 1. ceat saa Hamilton eisos
points I. cent There have been .
great many buyers IN the market bs.
;belr inquiries have ben more for In
formation than for p1rchsss. View
business IN coitons was fghc FOR
clothing voolsaz. both lsxo. and hszFy
weights. there vas . WIDER inagiry AL
considerable business vas done. Ffist-
Grx c.O.Hs c-rz a. "a c~ats
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Van Won't Talk Sale.

st. Louis, July s-President Won der
Abe refused the SUM Of SO, 900 for three
of the Browns best players this morn
ing. Connie Mack, Pittsburg's man
ager, was In consultation with the boss
president for over an hour trying to
persuade him to part with the SER
vices of Breitenstein, Peitz and Ely,
but left without even a promise that
his offer would be considered.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July S-Hogs-ReceiptS 5000.
Market fairly active: early advances lost !.
light. $4S1GS.3; heavy. $i.15QS.io: rough.
81. 70ff4.&.
CattIe-Receipts. 1900 Market slow.
barely steady: bulk. s.. 3ol4e.
Sheer-Receipts, s..1 Market strong.
generally leal5 cents higher.
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ST. Louis Produce

81. Louis July s-Butter unchanged
ET@Steady with a fair demand. Sc.
Whiskey slS Lsad-Easy. sSIei.. Spell
ter-Buyers at 1855. Cotton ties and bag
ging unchanged. Pork-Standard mess,
SIS Lari-Prime steam. $50; choice.
$siS Bacon (boxedl-Shoulders. $.sS,
longs $50: ribs. S-i2i.: shorts. So Dry
salt meats Cboxesi)-Shou ders. $50; Tonga
SSH; ribs. $6.ssi.: shorts. 800.
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Foreman Will BE a Pirate.

= Petersburg. Va. July s.-Pitcher
Foreman of the local club, was sold to
the Pittsburg National League club,
and will join that club Thursday.
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GOT IT BACK AGAIN
ORIOLES RETRIEVE THE SUNDAY
GAME LOST AT ST. LOUIS.

Iakes Ten Innings to do 1t, Though, and
then there's Only One Run to Spare
-"Dad" Clarke Undertakes to lSwat An
son with the Bal and Loses the Game
the Phillies by Close Work-Pitcher
Parrott LASTS Four Innings-Colonels
get Another One-Other Games.
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positively identified as the principal
robber by the brakeman and several
passengers. was held TO answer for
train robbery. The examination OF
Poole is not yet completed.
MADEIRA, Cal, July S.-The bodies Of
eight Chinese were found in the San
Joaquin river. They had been working
in the mines situated in the mountains,
eight miles distant. Foul play is sus-
pected.
With use of Prices Cream Baking
Powder dainty, wholesome food is GER
tainty
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Kansas City Grnin-

Kansas City. July S-Wheat-Easier:
No. hard. s5ls.c; No. red. S7dSsc; re
iectei SodSc Corn-EaSier: No. .
mixed. ssGses9c: No. white. Sass,4c oats
Firm: No. mixed. @ieGe5c: No. white.
&c. Rye-No. =. &c. Bran-W eak. sou
Sc FTaxseei-Cnchanged- Hay-Ffrru:
timothy sS5o61l.5o: prairie. Ss.oois.5a.
Burter-Firm: creamery. 1sGisc; dairy. 50
lie. Egg@Weak. Sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09

NV consent Of the following named firms
In this city ve refer you as TO our respon-
sibility and financial standing:
] NJ Moore. cashier Fourth National
hank: A Hess. treasurer Wichita Whole
sale Grocer Co: l.. NJ. Cox. wholesale con-
fectlon.r: Bryan Bros, wholesale fruits
and confectionery; Lehmsn-Higginson
Gro. Col c. Casseil. Agt. Pacific and q.
s. Express Co: G. ~. Campbell. Agt. Wells
Fargo Ex Co: W. 5. Grant. wholesale
fruit and produce: J. ID. McEweE. whole
saIe fruit and produce; c. ". Mann, Agt.
Mo. Pac Ry.; Wichita Produce Co: The
Mcknight W. Hardware Co. wichita
Creamery Co: Johnston-Larimer d q.
co. Ayles5ury Mercantils Co. e. A
Brown, Agt- Santa Pc Ry.: ". II. Herbig
Agt. Rock Island Ry.: Whitney Wholesale
Paper Co
We also carry a stock ~ egg cases which
we can furnish In lots OF - or over al the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09
New QlrlsanS

New Orleans. July S-Corton-ouiet:
middling. CSC; low middling. Sic; good
ordinary. l-lSc. Net and gross receipts,
LIB bales; exports 10 Great Britain. $40
bales. Sales, 800 bales: stock. 1890 bales.