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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged NJ foilows.
CHIC AGO,

| chicago. June ia sudden jump In . q
French market of 2'ac set the local wheat
market on edge and the early loss caused
by the government crop report was re-
gained. July closing practically nm
changed Corn c.oseu lie lower and oats
.n"sc lower Provisions. on tho con
,rary. made substantial advances whca,
attracted a good deal OF attention The
market ruling most active within a some
WHIT irregular range Of SIC. rho COY
eminent crop report ssucd Yesterday aid
not confirm damage 10 tho winter whent
- the extent which had been Indicated
ny the state reports This was the chief
reason Tor the bearsh Interpretation given
10 II ny tho Spectator and the opon,c
as might he expected. was decidedly wrnls
i'nt, while there WAS free selling a .
opening the same was not as heavy as
generally expected The price soon rallied
Sc OF good buying by scvcia, OF the
prominent sellers OF late. Apart from tho
Influence OF the government report. ,hcre
was nothing else % seriously disturb tho
longs. Foreign markets opened lower.
hut This was. expected in Wow of the de-
cline yesterday and lunr showed some
recovery. y good rNpor, business Was also
reported. The market. however was UNI
settled and huc,ua'io wcrc rapid Tho
market had tho widest sort Of fluctuations
were SO wild and sudden that merchants
and brokers had considerable difficulty IN
57ssn57is.
C9.n was dnll and heavy within
narrow range OF prices. The opening was
weak affected by the government crop
report. and ruled lower Till late in the
session. when tho final bulge IN wheat
carried the price up.
oats-Only fair business WAS trans
acted. The government crop repnr, was
the all-impor'an' factor, it's pre- ''rtious
of tremendous crop creating decided
weakness.
Provisions were fairly active All day.
The start was weak influenced by tho
weak live stock market, but "A good de-
mand sprang up AT tho decline ana IN &
with goid hackers suppor; carsed
steady upward tcnicn.y. when was hripcd
by the late strength III wheat. July cork
closed aisc, July lar. loTl2c. and July ribs
lSc higher
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour dun
No spring wheat. 57,s; No. red soNsil
6lss.
No. corn, 27A.
No. 2 oats. M; No. . white 1855: No. 3
white. l7a,nlss.
No . rye 32ia.
No. . barley. nominal: No 3, e. o. b.,
2aM2a; No. T. 22ian25.
No ! fax seed. s0ia.
Prime timothy seed. 3.oi
Moss pork. per hnrrel. 7l5dI20.
Lard per 100 pounds IL
Short ribs sides loose. 3 S0li3aD,
Dry su,tei shoulders. boxed iisMi
Whisky d!s'llcrs finished goods, per
gallon. l22.
No yellow corn. 27I.
Cheese Ii.IS
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New York. juno " Wheat -Rcceiptf
1890. exports I55s3. Spot dun: No | hard
sos.. ontions opened "eaker and d"cl,ncd
cables. general iigud ation and short sni-
ing until late In the afternoon whcn n
Sensational rise Of n"arlv q ,bnshrl fol,
rimors n q big export demand Later
the market collapsed losing half Tho adj
advance. No rcd June 81 as. September
GA
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, ism layer. ise; necterines, .vcpow,.d. 40.
Grated i .acpi ni,,' Lee; pears, evap.
AIStNS-Celifornia l.. H. hoxss u,.c
!'?o crown NJ. NJ. Rsisins. bo.Ih SnYo.
ii-ssc' crown l.. NJ. 80 III boxes, La,
pRCNEs-Crop 1895: Cr,,,orr,. nr
c co ,sub*c @-9os, STAG; 7o.Soe. Al. f,aisS
ZOOS. 1iyc, 6o.6os. SC: silver pr,incs sste
ruby prurcs. TIC. P'""es' 'sci
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New YORK. June l.--t;overnneui bonds
oas!.r: state bonds inactive; railroad
bonds stronH.
Cincinnati juno n.-Whisky steady:
sales ~ barrels Al ~
Now York, Iune 'l.-ii1es quiet but
firm. leather quiet: wool quiet.
Now Yurk. Juno II Total sales stock
today 1857 shlre, including Am Atlcan
Sugar 800 81. PAN $500 lmllnH'on
Ncw YORK. Junc II \ small failure is
reported Oh the cotton exchange.
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GRAN Ann 1IAy

o, car load lots. Job cars from mill; dsa,
lbs on bran. 2uac per bushel ON oats and ,v
hn CORN ~ Sacked. siaaSc Kansas corn. in
BRAN-ssn1oc
~, VaI T., 25p2ec; No. white. soa3cc. com
nHOfPEp CORN-70c per 100 lbs
LAY .Alfalfa, sl3.0ol,Ii. % per ton; millet
flo .ii.oon ESQ; timothy III 50irlS0o. North
te e :NlsS- prairie, $500. South Texas prairie.
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IiANSAS CITY

Kansas ri,y. June ii.--cattle- Receipts
b0r1' shipments 2l0n. markc, stoady to
strong. TcNns steers l.aOu2 TO- cows nGfi
$50 beef steers 525Hi o. native cows
Dn325; siockors aud fcodcrs 275ffa 80
bulls i.S 10 500 Hog Receipts
HON. fhipmcuis 1900: mnrhei w-nls
lower bulk Of snlcs enoag o9. heavl.s
tpD2r1; packers $40. miSo1 2,1n3 10.
lights sonrBli. yorl,Hrs lop2l5 piy, Z 9iot
$40 sheep lteroii,s $500 shipments 500,
market steady. limbs i0oai 10. muiions
4 0tri III
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changed primo crude oil. in bulk. II;
prime summer yellow in barrels, :ss,
meal 100, cake 100 per short ton. long
ten. for EXPORT 1925
NV York. june ii,.-Cot;on seed prod-
uc's quiet, prime crude oil, In bulk, Nf
PRIME cotton seed meal N.cctt,i,oO per ton,
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TRADE NOTES

vii ,oo n'nis are buying cautious
f1ilure !, ~ ITS report y IA r business.
b so, 10" sfll'lg az low prices.
u sn,ii yery SCARCE. but tho
+ had caml,,i recent receipts have
,o,ssses If peaches were on the
NJ IA Eycrything has bSs n
|'a' rrIJa,r. good prices are antici-
,a,ply va. and saturday,
n 10 a W Val folnia oranges has
KS viii ,ets small amount and
% re,s,v,,pI ~, cease. 4. II. Thomp-
re Nc ear of navels today.
-. wood and j. n. Mari have
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. June H. Batter steady.
creamery. lolii; dairy suis.
81. Louis. June u . Butter - Stnadt
creamery. llals l-2. dairy, snll- Esgs-
Kansas cry. Mo, June --Hl'ier-
STEADY: Creamery l-Nli' marry " i'-"' -
i,rea-i'!rnn, slll l-..
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SUGAR,

New orleans. June il.-sugar steady:
op.n kettle none IN ilrs; hands: centrifugal
v,bi,es . i-iC0i'a: yellow 4pii. seconds
s.ast.. Molnsses none in first hnnd'. 4
al. Others unchanged.
New York. June ll.-Kaw dun refined
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Antwerp. June 1.-THE wool auction
sale c'os.d here today with II fair de-
half Of The offerings were Fo.d The lin
h"r OF bales offered today was .sbp. OF
winch 1900 were withdrawn Mon'cyideO.
ligi bales. sold al iNllso francs per 100
kiln-
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S.. Loui.. juno II. ITlour-Qu.ei. firm
and unr hanged Whsnt Strong and high
or: srois higher; No. . rcd cash. c.rvntor
n hid. track Glfs2. July 81. hli August
5ta. bid September 5if-, corn Easy; srot
weak"r. No. mixed cash 2ai.u2if4. jay
20 asked. September q bid onls Weak
on government crop reports; spot easy.
No 2 cash ~ JulY ~ bid, August ~.
rye. 50 track Iar,cS nominn. Corr meal
$50. Bran. buyers now BIDDING IS cast
track Flax seed sicadv -, TinOthY
80 ed. -0I3rl, Pork. higher, STANDARD
mes tobhius ST.. Lard. higher, prime
steam is1i@ Boxed slnuldcra ma longs.
-royod shoulders and longs 10 ribs
3s1h. shorts 400. Rcccip,F- Flour 1000.
wheat 10000. corn 1900 oats lt.o0n, ship
mcnts Flour Gno; wheat none; corn Srl0
oats 1000
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EANsAs CITY

Ksn,as CITY, June II. Wheat dun and
lower No. bard n, No. = 3Gnio, No 2
;6GiiS' Corn No mixed ~. No, white
q oars steady. No. ? mixed y. No. .
Witt IS Rye steady No ? 32n3i Re-
ceip,s.- Wheat 1900. corn 20.s01. oats 5000
Stlnmnnfs none.
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,u1nr AND NAILS.

parb wire quotations are Tor canoao
'' ssAhRTp WIRE 5, GIs Ni KayapWf Nae.
krsan, ioc Iii lii Rate. ago pei. key; ad-
HiRr' N - * nerrIy. soc: and : penny
yanc.s. ~ @ onr;y. he: and ) penny, poe ;
> penny, W. Rate, 500 per keg; same
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LONDON June Il -Cousois for money
III: tor tho accounl ll3 a-l6 Bar silver
n 5-lGd per ounce Money gay per cent
Rate of discount IN op"n mnrk"' for
snort bills il-id. rate for three months
bills a per cent
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NEM NnNll MnNrY-

New York. June Money ON cal easy
nj 1HG2 rnr cont last loan and ciose >
per cent Prime mercpntilc pbper '1b
nor cent. Sterling exchange ann WILL ac-
tnal business II. bankcrs' hiis AZ iSS,g
posted rites S,ik and iSan tHi. com
mercifl bills $50. silver ccr,tcItcs GSTs
ubn. Bar 5 lvcr fSir
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AprLrs-rsaasyy slSfa s. Z Sese' fsas g
ssSy.p s9ss sprs s,ls. isss
t lGs; ned s,s'S lac; hss. ssapora'sa' Vi 'u'N
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. June 1.-THE market for
cotton seed products 70 dull ana IN
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|fsIyESS BAROMETER.
\, "a the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
koys WILL HELP BUSINESS.
49,, That Is Icsded At This
'.r.,,ad Manufacturers
rs,s Combined--Notes.

a.. Combincd--Notes.
Office Of The Post.
Houston. Th"rsuay' '"''e i!
,,psuration oil the wceh-c'iu cN'
10 Houston ti'is summer VIII
,.,lr prove very popular ana m
l,rre number OF people IN inc
\, visit this CIV during 'he unl'
A maximum rate "i % from any
the State Is very hnerai con-
,b, mart OF the railroads,
up'n W" ,,rnr.rs thereof a,o
a. ;ha1 '"e
m cooperate win the ci'iZehs
1, any EFFORT 10 advertise this
YOU /" ,lo ,dvnr,,,,s pho
add 10 l's ''"''N
ms will begin on June w. an" the
4. over the Houston and Texas
ailrcad' WIN " w, "as' pai''-
M Saturday until Tucsiay. This
,.,,..,eJ nv sNci,rsions over an
UNIV" Am ,,u,,,.,. L., ,,,
q lines. an" WIN '''''''''S W 'o'.,
throughout the summer aud fall
r,r ,he next two or three
:. 49,, ,..t.
merchants W t"t 'n'e''V'' anu
ne generally. VIII have plenty
a, ,sro adraninrn of these ex.
" ''. ~. ,,,,I -, ,a,,, a,,.,
ana thes WIN u" "o"". "''roc,
F,xds. The business men here viii
r, more time To arrange for thu
'ha ,h''',''' W ~ s,. .'
SIC that Inc '''N Is 'llhie attract
* IL the season of the year to
,.,,,or,s commercial ulyanfap,s
w" 49,, a., 49,. c,,,.,.,',,S
he people dh'' i"S WV i"u'"atioii
M business this fall.
-
)rTHWEST TENAS CROPS.
W Nichauy. of the James Rute
W. .. .,.,,i',,.,..,. ,,
IL pant ana OIL eS'" VI hi''"h'' mas
,rned from trip embracing the
h.,woep III rnso and San An
So -, ,nd ,ueu, ana fron,
IVES conditions in those section,
rnux said:
II len El paso there was not a
water in the RIO Grande at that
I'd the inatilitv ia irrlca,o y.s
,rsa, damage ia an crons rrnu
sea, 'a''' ~ ~ ~ "i'
i That section nave been cult
tn grape extensively of recent
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LIQUORS.

prrp-schitz. quarts, $3.50 per bbl;
,ri. I'll. 20 per Dbl; Dixie Pale, quarts,
tf ,o6s' nIn,s, $3.50; Lemp's Extra Pale,
quar- siS.9; rms; ' j osr Gallon.
Iu,ftiiiiisIiY-Per gallon; Finished goods
al, MN Wine basis sl.22 s,ra gnt bourbon
and rye, according. 70 age ana quality
si35gS.oc; bien4ed sllSh9''o'
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STOCKS.
HIDES AND MOOL.

Hides-P.ioes psid by receivers
Dry flint. selected ................., Ci%N
Dry salt ... ..-.,.. +..,.,.,.......,... % ~.
Wet Haltei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y ~.
Deer skins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4f...
" ool--Ouotations strictly nominal
Twelve months. medium. .,.....,,,. ltsH s
Twelve months. fine................- 60.
SIX months iti.c less.
Tailow-Prime ,........ ......,...,.. 24sW...
Beeswas Good sun .................2l az
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=. a'rs have had considorahlo
n, 70 make Of Tho shipments NJ
T., .un Arizona fruits received
season Tho cherries ,s-
m,iIy arrived in bad condition.
p. aatn,ennnr To N" fact ,ha, N.
|Rek!ng c IN ny rain. md partlr to
Pri far !, rrrrieS received this week
ayes ,ha N'r nrr lo-pounl boxes.
A fons l.i'pnr no profit what
| mark, ",iht Of ARIZONA apr!cois
[a'ket or, ,.uAV brought only 10
tlr-fs char, iHsi about enough 70
fssllion "'s' Ih"y We're IN very
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EVENING rosr,s cAn1EGnAM.

New York. June 1.-THE Evening Posts
London iiuancnl cahlcpram, The stock
markets were idle aud very Irregular to-
day, lat kafirs were buoyha' on the re
ported release of the reform leaders al
Johannesburg ON heavy tine. Americans
opened Hat hecause OF the political titu-
alton in the United States. hu, there WAS
II later sharp recovery in tho street, Hay
ing Interviewed leading tnauciui houses
here. both American and English. may
express the Immediate view OF the city ON
American currency matters thus That
while the strength of the silver party mas.
perhaps, been hitherto some what under
rated. ;he other extreme rs now hrirr
reverted to- ana 1t ~ thnnRht That fears
as to- tho success OF the silver movement
has been nvores mated Thrre was rome
good buying on this view tonight Arr"n
tines were dun Oh The rise IN the gold
premium III" details 81 the gold noNn-
men, FOR the week as sh pwn In Ia" week
ly statement Of the Rank nf Enghnd arc.
$500 pounds sierlng Imported from Aus
trnlia aud S0n pounds sterling from Lis
bon and t.i.nN pounds sterling In bar gold
bought Tho PARIS hourfo opened unso'
tl.d. hut closed arm Tho Berlin market
WAS steady hut 80 aIici ne 80 - scarcely
factor Tho sharp decline w German
exchange on London ,odn, ~ due 10 the
fall IN London money rates.
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
liAVRE MARK Er.
EAST INDIAN MOVEMENT.
This This This This
werls, year. season. season.

week, year. season. eason.
AT bombay,
Receipts 5000. rs 10 1900 203i. 900 100 900
~ Other ports Rncripis-~
t1eni Britnip. zoo ..... II 1000 1900
Continent l6MI 1000 dIn.o00 "A COO
Total exports, Is 400 $4,000 7iGr0 <ls 900
In hnrhor .... 1000 1860 - nm
~ other ports --isNports--
Great Brlinin., lOJ ga. 1900 5000
Continent .,-.. 5000 1000 40 DDl " 0oD
Total exports, 5000 1000 IA 900 l2b 90
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pA1Nrs AND OTIS.

on -Llnseed m bblE, raw, i3c; boiled,
45c ps,olepm,i l% al e 0p n bn ls' n
stevc gasoline in cases, $40; in hhls, l5e,
i.un,on oil. in hh,s, 100 n cases. s2.3o cas-.
TOR Tor OIL medical pure. s5c' iurpen'lne. in
op W.siiiiTE LEAD Strictly pure. 7ndnc
M,EnoW GLASS-In boxes, 90 and %
=, ,er cent discount new list.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Part of Galveston. June II.
In Port
So Ri,a fspan1. ioniine for Liverpool.
Ss Conrho, far Nov York
vrssels 10 Arrive.
IS Nuecos, Mallory line from Nov YORK
~ Engineer. nom Liverpool.
rs Hclvc,ia. from Hamburg.
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MONEY and INVESTMENTS.
Doinas Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
\ GOOD DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Closing Was 81 the Hishsst Paint nf IN.
Day-London over the silver
Scare.

New York. Juno II Though consider.
ably less active than ycstoriay. thr stock
market today was frm throughout aud a
decidedly more cheerful sentiment pre-
vailed. The factors governing the market
Included the anticipation Ct the ndjcurn-
Tcn, OF congress- today and the absence
thus far ~ evidence confirming tho .s,i.
mates of probable larg. shipments of gold
tc Europe on saturday. The fact that
i.uudca did not nartir'patr III tho scare
that had characterized our market y,stor-
cay cNcrtcd favorable miluencc upon
the orouins prices nni the cue ,uraeinr
features OF the govcrrmcni crop report
also contributor toward Improvement
Tho Initial quotations were sharp,y
above Yesterdays closing figures. but after
IN" utst few minutes of business reactions
occurred en- realization OF profits After 4
prt"i interval however, the execution Of
liherol purchasing orders Ivy crniniSsiuu
hou'nS ANA covering of shorts put out yes
t.iday caused II vigorous resumption OF
the upward movement. Tho Improvement
''E cndfd 10 all thr leading shares. lhc
advances III prices were progressive and
although less activity was displayed IN lhc
'otc session. the improvements were quite
marked aud the extreme hirh points were
reached at the clcse.
business WIS msch hcttog distributed
than lot soma time nnsi, and large hlocns
of some of the speculative stocks changcd
hands, the spccinltcs receiving unusual
attention.
The srangcrs aud Southwestern shares
were most IN demand. being stimulated by
proved conditions in cation and spring
wheat
Texas and pariAc acconds advanced II,
per cent. sales. 81. 22s.uN.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

CEMENT-F Portland cement. pcr bhl.
ss1 ~. Rosedale cement. pr hhl. 81 75n
sw; lime, si.25: fircclay. 81 asnaa0 plaster
t iar Gto trebrck. 81. Louis Ter NJ
10 inches inclusive. felt ioorng, rct
square. si.'5N25O: Acme and Royal cefS,m,
p.astcr. per ton. siio0: plasiering hair.
goat per 10. &c. laths. per NJ. 500
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LIVE STOCK,
GALVESTON.

Reported for The Fos, Ivy a. +. Norman
live stock commission merchant.
BrcNcsa~
Choice. per ID. gruss..........., o,s6f
Common. per 10. gross..,...... &c ~.
Cows
Choice per III. gross ......... ci.sr o.
Common. per liz. gross z az ri.
YonrllnGs~-
Ci dice per 10. ross.......... ch4r
common. per III. gross. ........, z IL ~
Calves
small, per III. gtoss............. az Az
Large, per III. sross,............. % a.
Sheep
Choice, per III, gross 4 an NJ,
Hogs
Cornied. per III. Eross........... 3,sap
Masttcd. per lb. gross ........, 2lsip
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on sulrnoAnD NOT CLEARED

ON sfilrBoARp NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shiphoard al Galveston loang
Bales
81 Ntn. Liverpool, Observation-Disclosures. b,aig
Mallory Inc. New York .......,....... 3G7
Total 'oday.....,,, ,,.,.,... .,........ 40,
Same day last year,. .....,. .... 81.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Total receipts Of cotton NJ Galveston TO-
dnv We're 40 hnics rece vel by Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa I'c railway.
RECEIPTS AND EXPLOIT
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Value. b nd. = Sellers
STOCKS AT LEADING MARKETS.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following arc the closing quotations
Tor cotton on tho spot to-day at tho lead.
Ing markets, together with closing of mid.
uling yeatorday. WITH tonaN.n anIeAi
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL sPoTa

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened firm. 1910 steady, closed steady:
sales Up, 700
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" Asked. b BID
NET REcEIPIs AT ALL v. T. PORTS.
This This This Last
Ports Dsy. Week. Year. Year.
Galveston ..". y S.eS 9H.&s i.Gjl,0eS
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T>Mz19malzhz4mxA
TWENTY BUSINESS DAYS

and our change in business must occur and in these
twenty days hundred stocks like these must be pushed
to their lowest point or closed out entirely.
Handsome Swivel Silks, 81 inches wide, have sold
at SOC offered now at 33c
Silks in solid colors were marked s195 Saturday
nght-wil be changed to soc Monday. Beautiful Silk
Crepons in stripes for waists 75c until 40c is the
price Silk striped Batiste to close the lot, 16c.
Twenty pieces of Serge, recently imported full 46
inches wide-take them at our cost 3Sc.
One lot ofsSilk Crepons for waists at 40c One lot
of Washable Habuta, lowestprced ever sold in Wichita
-19c. Scotch Plaids SO inches wide 10c yard Mon
day. Checked Nainsooks &c and up to the more
pensive kinds
late purchase before the recent advance in price
this lot of White India Linens. So offer them
now at less than we can replace them-5c yard
Last lot OF White Glace Kid Gloves sold at a
pair like Sunday morning Eagles We have a new lot
now, extra heavy stitching buttons Get them at old
price.
A good summer Corset at 3Sc, and lot of odd Cor
sets at half price If you can find your size In the lot
you've found bargain new arrival of Stock Ties for
Ladies' 15c-in all the popular patterns.
In our North window is lot of Muslin Gowns that
we will make one days special at 44c each. They
have been marked at 75c and worth IT. Be and
see them when passing the store
So far this spring have sold 1000 Waists. We
yet have 900 to dispose Of The owestpriced are
marked at 15c and gentle steps up to the most eab
crate styles.
We have Umbrellas of all kinds from those for the
little tot to those for the carriage Impossible TO quote
prices on them Just what we have. You'll buy.
Seersucker skirts, cool and handsome and well
made 4Oc if you buy tomorrow.
If we haven't mentioned the goods you need come
here and call for them. We will make YOU special
prices anything you may choose, and extra special
prices on Carpets and Upholstery goods this week
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FORTUNE FAVORS
EVERY MAN ONE TINE

Here is your opportunity % secure
standard farm machinery al prJces low
er than dealers Pay. We have the To-
loving machines, among others. which
viii be sold at prices that VIII make
them almost equal 20 s. gift:
Gear-Scott Separator, 3 inches
3 Cyclone Separstors, 8 inches.
! New Msssilcn Separator. . inches
l Nichols * Sheperd Separator. 30
inches.
? J. !. Case SSParstors. - inches
l NJ Chief Separator. 50 inches.
I MasS!ldl-Surging Stacker.
Holmes Feeders
la-horSe Birdseu Traction E1Eine.
i l9-bo-Se Russell Traction Engine
l0-ho-Se Csssr-Soott Traction E.ugia =
The above machinery has been over
hauled and Is being put n 1rst-ol2ss
condition
We also have a Iue % s-E-heel Cal
oert and gang plows, EOosi@- hoe 6r.l-s,
Havana shoe driEs. extra bugyy. Poles
shafts, extra wagon seats and brakes.
al new and the best makes.
These goods are going 20 - sod al
snass price the couIlE seas51. = yuu
have need % anything u ta.s Ine Rs
Tiu u,6ke Il 70 your interest - Sc
MIA: ne have Rnd GET our prizes.
BAKER GROCER CO.
Pheae ssI East Desxtss- oeo- Carey
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-06-07
THE CHuRCHES

Central Church Of Christ-Services
Sunday morning and evening. Mornie
subject, THE Basis and Spirit OF Unity
Evening subject, The Prepared Feast" "
Elmer E. Willy. pastor.
Unity chapel Unitarian North Law
renee avenue between First and Sec
ond street-Mr. Hardy Sayre will con-
duct services at IL a. m. Sunday school
at go a. m. All invited.
Central Baptist church. corner Doug
las and Cleveland avenues, L II. Hall,
psstor-Regular preaching services at
1880 a m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject of
morning sermon, THE law OF Christian
progress" Evening theme. The New
Method OF Bible Study" Sunday school
al IL m. Junior Union at p. n. B. Y.
P. W. at p. m.
St Johns Episcopal church-Sunday
sechool at $3.50 a. m. morning service
and communion az II a. m, evening ser
vice at S D. m. Rev. Joseph Baker. rec
tor OF ST. Paurs church. MarysvilIe,
will ofticiste both morning and evening.
Public cordially invited 70 attend these
services. and members OF the church
are especially urged 10 be present.
Brown Memorial Reformed church.
corner Of South Topeka avenue and
the KNIGHTS OF the Maccs bees by the
pastor, Bruce Griffith. viii be preached
az II o'clock. All knights and ladies
cordially invited. Special floral decoTa-
tions. Evening services al p. N.
pies meeting at : p. m Everybody
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