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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11
penobscot.
NEWPORT.

The wooden mill is again running for 3
short time To finish the stock Of goods
that was on handist the time Of the fail
urc it is under the supervision of al
assignee. The condensed milk factory has
been shut down for week in order TO re
pair the condenstrs. Mrs. John Burrill
visited her sister, Mrs. f. r. Dow, last
week. w. NJ. smart was Mt home Sun
day Mrs. c. s. Plckard Of Hnmpden Il.
spending 3 few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Kinq.-Miss Carrie Sawyer returned
from Boston, last week. +. A Jones OF
New Hampshire. has been stopping few
days i'll Newport.
ETNA.
The Republicans Of Etna nat in Gnu
Gus, March Z, and chose Wiiber Boswell
; H. and Thaxter Friend. delegates to
the State convention which will he held at
Portland, April lG. They also chose L
c. Friend, J. a Ssuborn and o. ". Cole
rs q town committee, to serve for the en-
suing political year, with al executive
committee of seven, one for each school
district, intending to he Ie,dy for the
fight this falt.--Mrs. Julia Amcs returned
from North Herman last Saturday. from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
! Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11
DRESDEN.

Miss Lottic Chapman fell on the ice and
was seriously injured; little hope is enter
tanned for her recovery. Warren Hatch
has hcen quite sick with la grippe but is
better.-MTs. Betsey Stilphen is quite sick
at South Dresden Mr.. George Carlton
has moved into the Casteliow house -
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Lilly go to
Winthrop, Mass, this week. They have
built an addition to their hotel there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11

Jacksonville. Fls.. March to The 10.
milo worlds bcycle record, paced, was
| 'wertd to "A IS. hg Harry D. Elks OF
New York. Mt the Villa Maynard tack.
this AFTERNOON The track OF boards was
Ill POOR condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11

1t has becu found impos.ihIe to noat tha
B lisa bark WinnifTed. before reported
hore an 70 an,u island. in the North
$ l. The vessel will prove totll lass.
fa"gsments arc being made f,r the sal
wage OF her cargo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11

Tho intellect Of man sits visiblv en-.
throned upon his forehead and in his eve
and the heart of man is written upon his
countenance. --Longfcllow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11
pc!o Games.

At Woburn-W obilrn, IL; st neham, 3
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-09
WITH TIE FIRST REGIMENT
SECOND THOUGHT IN d COMPANY
ON SPECIAL ORDERS 1O1.
Dissatisfaction Less-B Takes Up the
Matter This Evening-Tides Injure
the Butts--The 10O-Man Shoot.

OF late the sea has done serious
damage to the foundations of the bulk
heads at Kakaako. During the recent
spell of Kona weather the tide at
times broke furiously against the rock
work and several washouts resulted.
In making repairs at low water Sergt.
Elvin has decided to plaster the found
ations down as low as possible. This
will give an even surface and greatly
lessen the danger of washouts in
future.
The discussion in Company D Mon
day evening on the prize shoot con-
troversy has had a wholesome effect.
Most of the dissatisfied element seem
to recognize the propriety of letting
the matter drop. Wise second thought
is achieving this happy result, With
Sergt Burnette, who is an enthus-
last on shooting, at the head, it is
predicted that the team will soon re-
cover from its "cold water" treatment
and appear in the field stronger than
ever.
Company b will discuss the situa-
ton tonight. Doubtless the same wise
counsel will prevail and the same con-
illusions be reached. True, some of
the team men are still sore. Corp.
Schmidt has rendered his resignation.
Corp. Storey, whose time is out, will
likely reenlist. Sergt Tracy says he
will not reenlist, but he may recon
slider this stand. There will be a strong
effort to hold the team together.
Capt. Zeigler gave his men a bit of
exercise early Tuesday morning. The
march extended up the front side of
Punchbowl hill. At the head of Emma
street the company was thrown out as
sllrmishers and ordered forward. The
difficult ascent of the mountain was
made in good order and in excellent
time. Capt. zeigler thinks that eXer-
else beats football all hollow.
Orderly King. who has been nursing
a case of grippe for few days, is
again on duty.
Companies b and G will hold bus
mess meetings and will drill this even
ing.
Company will elect officers a week
from tonight. Capt. Kea will likely
have no opposition for the first place.
First Lieut.. Wilcox will, on account of
i'll health. retire and Second Lieut..
Morse will he a candidate for the va
cancy. Sergts. KeIumanu, Rose and
perhaps others will try to the second
lieutenancy.
The return match between compa-
MES A and Fl will take place at Kakaa-
llo butts next Sunday morning.
Capt. Mccarthy and Privates VIII
Wilder and Frank Vida of Company D
will he expected home on the Austria
liza Friday.
The drum corps had no rehearsal
last night. Most of the musicians
went to see the farewell performance
of the Frawleys.
There is every reason to believe that
the regiment will have a strong team
TO meet the Californians in the hun
friedman shoot in January. The vol
unteers will do their duty. and that
will he to sustain their past brilliant
record at the butts. Hawaii has never
lost in an international military con-
test, and no one would see the banner
lowered on this greatest occasion of
all.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-09
HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA

vt this time of the year a cold is
very easily contracted, and if left to
run its course without the aid of some
reliable cough medicine is liable to re-
suit in that dread disease, pneumonia.
We know of no better remedy to cure
a cough or cold than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. We have used it quite
extensively and it has always given
Acknowledged, Ind. Ter. Chief.
This is the only remedy that is
known to be a certain preventive of
pneumonia. Among the many thou
sands who have used it for cold and
la grippe, we have never yet learned
of a single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak
lungs or who have reason to fear an
attack of pneumonia, should keep the
remedy at hand. For sale by all drug
gusts and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., wholesale agents for H. I.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-09
That Pleased
Expression

on the countenance of your friend
when showing that WILLIAMS photo
of yours to her friends is well
worth the cost of the entire dozen
WILLIAMS photos are prize winners
every time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-09
THE HONOLULU sANITARIUM

1882 King Street.
A quiet, homelilke place, where
trained nurses, massage, Swedish
movements" baths, electricity and
physical training may be obtained.
P. S. KELLOGG, NJ. D.
Superintendent.
Telephone, $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

aKnsas City, Sept 3-wheat-ewake-
No hard si.c: No. J. 57GSs1zc; No. . red
nomtnaly, A3S5c; No. !. 5sdsec; No.
spring. 5T,.G5Sc: No. & SIC
Corn-Slow: mixed steady: on. 9 mixed
ieitfooc: No. white. cp;1cTc
Oats-Qu;ct but hrTn: No mixed. 1stzc,
No. wAts old nc-rinAEy. AGr.c; new
I7c.
Ry~No, = eSI7-c
HaySStc26y and unchanged
Butter-St csty, supply fair; Creamery
nffsc; dairy, ssoc
hrS6ne-hak cent higher on light ~
cc!pR; qIscesbie Exc.
Cattke-Recetpes. scp; shipments. $40
narket strong 20 Iac hig1er eni active
Tersu Steers. 6Qrs 70: Texas COWS. g. 500
sB: beef ese~S = U<ss g; native cow.
8 As6S a: eccckers and feeders, s@E-S2-75
byre g. SeeG
HorsLRecesrts eo,o: shipments. 80:
market 5s7-oc hsRher: bulk % szi-s. s. go
ais: hcsvses. & as9e 20: packers. szSsIs D:
mixed & @,Es II: sgkfs. 8 ooS5 30: YORK
e-~ EasFs %: pes, s2aoS3 L.
SNeSp-Recesp1S. os. e1t0-rentS S5re,
market steady; lambs. s3jo5s =: z,rttoas,
%62a
Representatives ssics: T-xsS s-@--S =
Se>f average 10 Ponds. y; Texas
GOWN =. average So a.. Be- - st-E. -
avers~e i.aas s. 8: NATIVE cews q @Te--
are t1ce 81 O.. s-o-eNrS a-i feeders =
------- "a a. -. h..T1- Q - a -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

st. Louis, Sept 2.-Recefpt@Flour, a.
o.; wheat, 75,0O; corn, A,0U9: oats A. 90.
ShipmentS-Flour. 5000; wheat Is, go; corn,
Ficur~Steady; patents. $a6Gaso; extra
fancy. aioss.ao; fancy. G6a2.75; choice.
s. of21
Wheat-Opened lower and declined on a
reversal o. sentiment; later, on reports OF
strong market, there das a reaction, fu-
lures advancing and closing higher than
yesterday. Spot dull; No. elevator, SIC
&c, track FG0sc; No. hard. cash, SIC;
Corn-Futkure5 weak during most of the
sesst OF In sympathy with wheat, but ad-
vanced when that cereal went up, and
closed firm. Spot dull; ON ?. cash. 1856
bid; September. 1910; December, ae1.c bid;
oatSpEi with little speculation in fu-
lures SPOT dull heavy and lower: No. 2
cash, 1ee bid; September. lslzc asked; May
Eve Easc bid elevator.
CattleLRece.pts. 1000; market strong;
nsativs sslhssgginss steers S-Soat@; Texas
Hc-SEeceipts. $500; market Sc higher;
lights. A15as.5; mixed. Sa"sSzo; heavy.
SheepLReceipts, 2,5Oo; slow. /:
Corn meai>N.35
BNn-Saarce and strong; salable east
side at 3aGS,c.
TinCtty seed-Prine. 81 50.
Hav-Qiiet, the only demand being for
choice grades which are scarce.
Esgs-Firm. 12c.
Lard-steady; prime steam. ss.S's;
choice. $3.50.
Racon-SiIcuIders. (boxeD t.3; Iongs,
Dry salt meats Shoulders. Cboyed E.75;
longs. s. 80; ribs. s. s2i2: shorts. s3.75.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. Sept. 5.-There was a better
demand for cattle today than Is usual on
Friday. and prices were stronger to 10
cents higher. 4 few common steers sold
around $s.1bf335. and a few extra cattle
brought &.W9S.1o. The bulk OF the steers
crossed the Scales at 81 oo5470 Stockers
and feeders sod briskly at S25pdS %
western feeders sold in good numbers at
S.oo13 %. Calves were extremely scarce
and higher. the best selling at SIS 10. To-
days MATTE sold readily, grass steers
fetching $a$Q2W and cows and bulls
S-6cfo.& Westerns averaged poor in
quality and sold largely at t25sa35o for
cows and steers
HogS-In hogs the supply was we'll taken
at further advance OF &c, heavy hogs
selling at EI13a1o. aMny common Lott,
sold around G.S ana sales were made OF
prime light weights as high as ss<5 Sales
were iargey at 81 e57S1 for packers AMI
At S.iofa3 for shippers
Sheep and lambs-Sone thin 5-pouri
California lambs eold at 81 but very
few lambs sold o..5T s275. and prime
stock At =. 80. with a few extra lots
at e&S. A few prime 80 TO AS pound
rRdve sheep brought s210Ga A. but there
was not much change n western sheep.
which sold at SEGF q. Feeding sheep
sid at & 4oae 60 and feeding lambs at s. s
Rece,pts-Catt,e. 200: hogs. 400: sheep.
lamo
Poultry-Steady: turkeys s61lc; ducks.
STr5c: chickens. 10
Bute--Ftru: crcamenes, s9I5c: diaries
sElsc.
Eggs-Firn: fresh. lELc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26

Wa deposited az -;s s1s-.-~z>s-y. IL
100 sos being Ii exchange for Eres1s>cxs.
I-zz>-d Fperes have devocst-c s-.sss.e<s
q TIE s1s~tr-assry.
New York S-yt E.-L>2zsrd ff-~s
have enrz<-t t0- import 20 us cos12-
.ry Isa1pe - xol9 .5r roe sees-zzss6 .
Atsxa~-a y:r,-ss- sr>c 800 go In gosd
for ~ Ia Bo7rgogn-. making . t0.As
Of SzI@0o The engzg~1ezzts 81 Us
a--n zxxr-xa.e SIS 55S.e,o
GOLD RESERVE
waso.rr1ca. SEPT z.-Toaay's STATE
-s--t Of ttse c,nt<-to<. Of n. tre&<zry
shows. Available cat SeiA-1os s.41.-
s74ses: roy1 rese-ve. fiIs. IA SO
LOANS. BONDS AND CLEAErSGS-
S~x York. S@pG &-Seoos NOoey
"a cal cay AZ ss<Az- Prime lDerrzszlse
psDe- aSrl.nslly 90 ps= c~n. Es~r-3nE
-rcsxcre steady EzTa actual b1sszss-ss
Ia tsxxers HIS al 81 - ass ~ d.
za4zsd ard ;ssiIzG4 slz. for sky Gays
SEv~s certsfiez1-s $50 si5t,eso =. 81
as Bzr s<syer 60 N~xiesa sc4lz-s
5es- ftgs--ur,~-ss 0o-1s Arm sss< fears
registered is. ccz.on i3s. ayes r~-ss-eg-
81. liza. cs1u-,co 49, - - rsz-@s<y-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Sept 3.-Coffee-Options
opened barely steady at decline OF log
10 points: ruled moderately active and easy
under foreign and local hquidation; closed
steady with quotations unchanged to
points net lower Sales. 1850. including
September, s.. 100000
SPOT coffee-Rio quiet: No. Z, jcbbing.
1o7sc; invoice, lose; mid quiet; Cordova,
1Sat7c
HavreAC,osed irregular at 11zd1A franc
net decline: sales, 22.O11 bags.
Sanuos-Quiet; good average Santos,
10s20C; receipts. z, 900: stock. $4,000.
Hamburg-Quiet, u pfenn.g decline;
Rio-Easy: No 7. $3.50: exchange n-1sd |;
receipts. Eo10; cleared for the United
states. 10000 bags; for Europe, 5000: stock.
S1s, 400
Total warehouse deliveries from the
United States Il, 57e bags, including 1855
from New York: New York stock TO-DAY,
213.7I5; Urited States stock, G656S; afoat
for the United States, 24o,009; total visible
for the United States, A. against 6]S,-
$50 last year.
Sura-Raw fair refining, nc; centrifu-
gel. 90 test, S1-16c: refined quiet.
London. Sept 3.-Cane sugar-Steady;
centrifugal, los Cd; Muscovado fair refiin-
ins Is Cd
Beet sugar-Firm, with a gooddemand;
September, IS MID; October, IS 412d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
NEW YORK Markets

New York. Sept. 25.-F1our@Receipts
p. 300 barrels; exports 1920. Dull and
easy at first but closed firmer with
wheat Southern -four firm at $40.
Wheat-Receipts sS. zoo bushels Spot
firmer; No. hard Il sc. Options OPEN
Ell weak under realizing and lower ca
bles further declined during the fore
non, but stronger in the afternoon, adj
vanced = cents a bushea, closed active
iA9IIsc net advance. May 7S11G74c,
closed 1850; December 7oA 473lsc, clos
ed 73Nc
Coru-Receipts $500 bushels; exports
2z.0S. Spot steady: No 27sc. Options
opened steady. eased of under realizing
sfrd fine weather, later recovered with
the rise IN wheat and closed strong and
unchanged; May s011Gs1c. closed 3o7sc:
December ISL @eSNc. closed 2slkc
Oats-Recepts 1920 bushels; exports
IT'S. Spot quiet; No. PIC. Options quiet
snd easy at first, later rallied with corn
and closed unchanged. September clos
cd 2o&4c; December elxG@c, closed
2e%c.
Beeves-Receipts 2,ole: steers higher:
others slow TO firm: native steers s4.75
q4So; Colorados sS4oGsS5; stays and
oxen SS.6094- 20; bulls $2.oo6335; dry
COWS 81 .4oG2.75. Gables quote American
steers az lo9llc dressed weight; refrig-
orator beef at SGsc; exports tormorrow
az beeves, is4 sheep and $3.50 quarters
OF beef
Sheep end iamos-Receipts e.ss1.
sheep steady TO firm: lambs quiet and
lower Sheep s2.ooQ3.75; lambs n5G
5.25
Eogs-Receipts 2.244; higher at $3.50
GAS.
l-aru-Steady; western steam $40.
September sz.10 nominal Refined firm
Butter0Reoeipts 1901 packages.
steady. Western dairy nc; western
creamery 114151sc: Elgins 15Lo; fac
tory 7Q10ikc,
Cheese-Receipts 1915 packages;
quiet. Large 76ec; small 7Geke: part
skins SGec; full skins 11sG,c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26

The total receipts at al the ports for the
day point 10 50. 900 bales, against 4s. ss4 last
week and SS sast year. Houston re-
ceived today q. 06l bales. against 9,5ls last
week and 1888 last year, and Memphis
2.515 bales. asainst ]. S!3 last week and SA
last year. The chef feature of the after
noon was the announcement of the gist
of the weekly crop and weather bulletin
issued by the weather bureau Of the Unit
Washington. 1t was read to the members
from he restrum of the exchange by Sup
erintendent T.. r. Powers In short para
graphs as fast as they were received by
satisfactory manner OF giving out the
news, but It was as fair for one trader as
for another. The 'gist" of the report as
"Alabama-Drought partially broken. cot
ton nearly all OPEN Picking rapidly pro-
crossing Florfda-Excellent week for
Changed. Picfing delayed by high tenn
perature but fair progress has been made.
Tennessee-Cotton pearly all open and half
picked Georrfa-Drought praStfcally IN
broken Cotton half picked; finished by
October 10. Would be inturedd by rain.
Louisiana-Favorable week for harvest
ing. Picking haR finished In portions;
sippi-very little change in condition;
Picking progressing rapidly and there win
be little picked after SeptemberO. Some
row growth in some localities; but TOO E.e
Ing rapidly until close OF week, when rains
in western portions retarded work In some
sections, loering grade but beneht to top
crowp will more than counterbalance danr-
ages. North Carolna-Cotton an opening
and being rapidly picked South Carolina
Cotton all open and two-thircs picked.
Estimated yield about half of July out
look" The general tenor of the report
was rather better than had been expected
and the bears plucked UP fresh courage
and raidad the market The New Orleans
crowd contributed number of large sell
ing offers and under the combined weight
of the offerings prices broke and declined
points 10 the basis OF $50 for January.
The bears, however, met with the same
resistance which they encountered when
they ra.ded the market in the early trad
ing and there was a sharp rally to IS. S.
Tire buying power. however. was Tot
strong enough to absorb all the offerings
and hold the recovery. The bears tried to
make II appear that the government re-
port was bearsseh was not quite as
bad as had been expected, but II was IN no
sense bearsh document. The fact that
II IS conceded that the crop - from one
half to two-thtrds picked n the Caroitras.
Georgia and Louisiana and that a portion
Of Texas IL the only place where there - a
chance Of a fair top crop - plainly fndf-
catiye Of A short crop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
Real Estate Transfers
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abs.Sac
and Land company

and Land company
Hartford Western Land Co., idiots
24e, 251. 307 and 500. Fourth ave
nue. Fererll's second add; lots II
and 10 Mead ave Hodsonis add;
lots 2 and four, Fourth ave North
Park add; Io.s and Fourth ave
or blk / Orme G. Phillips add:
dots 6 II and II Twenty-f1rst st
Ber1tley's second add; lots Is and
II Blaine ave Garirson's add; lot
IL and IA Wabash ave Coffey's
add: lots and Rogers axe Ro-
gers sub; lots 10 and II Stiles ave
Mossnsan's second add: lots 80
and 80. Dayton ave. 20 and %
Martinson ave Lawrence's seven
tn add; lots 152 to 15S 16s and
172 Riddel lave 159 to 165 Ty-
Ter ave, Logan add: lots Sc and
6s Getto ave, Gefto's add; lot
Humboldt ave 2 and 10 Ty
Ter ave Gettos second add; lots
to Is Flairrnount ave Paramount
Place add; lots "a and IS En-,
poria ave English's add.
S P Macredie wd lots IS to -
CORN ave Tracy and Byers add
G II Robinson wd north 10 a OF
sw u Of sw u sec3o-es-1e...
Lots SO and IS Chisholm st city. ].
S Blair adm. Island No. in
in sec II and 1s-27-1e. ....
] A Youngneyer wd ne u Of sc
sec t--s-ie.- IL
S Smith w-i lots IS and 81 Enpo-
ria ave Ztmmerley's third add.
r Ewing tax d lots IS and 40 Alice
ave MoeSulans second odd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Sept d.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Sunday.
During the past twerEty-four hours the
highest temperature was 76 degrees, the
lowest So degrees and the mean So degrees,
with clear weather. brisk north wind in
the forenoon. shifting to south at night.
Thus far this month the average temper
azure has been 20 degrees.
For the past eight years the average
Temperature for the month of September
has ben 20 degrees. ard for the 18th day G.
degrees FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. Sept. G-Fo1iowtng Is the
forecast up till D. m Saturday:
For Kansas-IncreasinS cfoudiness and
probably local showers; cooler north
winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair followed by local showers Saturday
afternoon or night: south winds, Shifting
to north; cooler Saturday night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
FIFTH ANNUAL c oMMENcEMENr
Western School OF Eiocution and Orator,
Program.

Western School of Eiocution and Oratory
The following Is the program for the
fifth annual commencement o fthe West
ern School OF EXECUTION and Oratory
and the second OF the Conservatory of
Music. 1t vii rsaise place Monday Sem.
8 at p. M in the auditorium oc the Y.
II. c. A.
Music
Invocation .......Rev. W. J. Prueo
Music.
Reciral-The Confessional. Story
Lulu Leone Stout
Recstal-Jeanett, the actress "a med
Sy....-..--.. ..-.-..... Banks
Lulu Del winnon.
MuSical-IA Dame Blanche. .Boldrear
Martha MrN5en Aar1indeiA
(Oratory.)
EUoempore Speech. The New Era
Erwin A. Tat
Exoempore Speech Fiat Money
Amos Nolan
AussG
Extempors Spesdh. The Referendum
OAA H LeaR
PrSen tateun OF DiP,on11R.
.-.... Principal OF the School
Music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26
COTTON MARKETS

ST. Louis. Sept 2-Cotton-Steady, 1-16c
lower; sales, leo bales; middling, 7s4c; re-
ceipts, Las bales; shipments, 1.2Sl; stock,
1875.
middfing, TIC; low middling, 7-l6c; good
ordinary, 3-1Sc.
New York, Sept. 25-Cotton-Quiet: mid
ding, $50. Spot closed quiet; middling
uplands. $3.50; middling gulf, n-lSc;
sales 1sS bales Futures opened steady
at the advance; sales, 5000 bales; January.
SS27; February, SIS; March. BE; April.
SIS: MAY, $3.50; October. sos; November,
SS.07; December, ssh
The New York Evening Post of Septem-
Der = SAYS: The following shows today $
receipts of cotton at the principal south
ern seaboard points in comparison with
Ia ~ week and la ct wear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-26

Ell 1854: ooupos. 1srz: cv>s -~T~srso
sz1z. Pacific SIS % 81. 1904.
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1E. ZL: bxisac~s, g .sss-1ss.
ls&lrx8o-~, 5~vc z-<Ss2rscgs. VI
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urgs and Baltimores Win.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept 25.-Indian.
spolis captured the second game Of the
Free Press series. Both teams had
stage fright The home club batted out
The game in the seventh and eighth in
1ings. Both teams fielded wretchedly,
the Miners doing the worst Of it, Wealth
- fine. Attendance 2,155. Score:
z II E
Indianapolis 20 . 0 2 . ! 3 5 III II 7
Minneapolis II ! 0 0 2 0 l L 9 16 10
Satterfes-Ddmman and Buckley;
tHjSgeneyer and Schriver. Earned runs
-.ndianapolis z; Mannea polls ).