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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The vested choir of St Johns church
are requested to be present at reheasal
this Thursday evening, to practice
music to be sung on Rev. Won Herrlich' s
| return.
'Sickner Conservatory commencement
and graduating exercises will be given
at the First NJ. E church tomorrow
evening. beginning at o'clock No adj
mittance fee. Public cordially invited.
| Every member OF St. Johns supliced
| choir are earnestly requested 70 be
present for choir rehearsal tonight at
o'clock sharp. New music and other
matters Of interest will be taken up.
By order Of the president.
All members Of the Wichita Wheel
mems association and every wheelman
in the city, are earnestly requested TO
be present at the club rooms in the city
building at 7:3O o'clock sharp tonight
A good time in store for every wheel
man. Come one and all. This means
you.
The ladies OF the Unitarian church
will hold a call meeting at Mrs. s. s.
Carriers, room SOC Sedgwick block, on
Thursday, July So at 2:30 p. m, to COM
plete arrangements for the lawn social
and attend to other important business.
1t is necessary that each lady be pres
ent ait this meeting, especially the old
members who have not been attending
of late By order of the president
The caucus of the Fifth ward to Sc
lect delegates to be voted for at the
primary election held on August 3, Will
meet at Martinson's block on Friday
evening at s o'clock sharp. The dele
gates will be elected August to attend
the county convention TO be held Au-
gust 8, and also to attend the represen-
tative convention to be held at Clear
water on August 4. By order Of the COM
mitteeuBan.
The Fourth Ward Mckinley and
Hobart club will meet this evening at
s O'Clock, at Oak Street hotel, corner
OF Oak and Filth avenue. 1t is expect
ed that the committee of five Will be
present to begin with the perfecting OF
a central organization. d. NJ. Brown
and other good speakers will address
the people. All who desire to became
members VIII please attend. A full at
tendance Of the members Of the club Is
requested ]. c. Kirk, secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
TOADS CAUSE EXCITEMENT
HOW Two Democratic Colonies Show,
Bravery at kiOwa-

no" Two Democratic Colonies Showed
Bravery at kiowa-
The following letter was received
Kiowa last night tt says:
This morning about O'Clock Chas
McAlister a clerk for the Key Mercan-
tile company was passing the bank of
kioW.a going to his room in adjoining
building. When just opposite the bank
he heard a slight noise that caused him
ITO stop for moment to ascertain
where the lroise came from. He was
soon rewarded: From beneath the
bank came the steady "pick pick
noise Of some one removing dirt and
stones from the cellar walls beneath the
building. MoAlister at once concluded
that burglars were making a raid on
the bank vault and proceeded to alarm
the city marshal.
Inside of ten minutes there was
enough men around the Bank Of Kiowa
to have captured the Dalton gang
when it was in all It's glory. Fully
twenty OF the representative citizens
were lined UP around the building; each
man had a Winchester rife, or a 45-COlt
six-shooter ready to annihilate the sup
posed burglars. There was determine
ton stamped on their faces that was
visible two blocks.
Colonies B. w. Key and Mayor Tom
Wilson, both walking arSenaas, were
pushed to the front as leaders, They
reconoiter'ed. Then began the march !:
some on all-fours. some taking 1t snake
fashion; and some bent into a half cir
Gle: WincheSte1>s and reviewers flash
ed in the moonlight with an occasional
''clank." There were few whispered
words when the pavement was cleared
and the men each flattened themselves
on the ground and prepared for action.
The ''clinking'' noise could stin be heard
then a noise resembling that produced
by some one raking away tine stone
and dirt. Those were awful moments
But why did the burglars not hear them
ainly made enough noise to brighten
them Finally Colonel Key summoned
up sufficient courage to investigates
By approaching a small window and
laying fiat down, he was able to see the
supposed burglars: but they turned out
TO be nothing but three harmless toads
that were trying to escape from the
basement window. Jumping against
the glass and failing back onto the coal
produced the noise that resembled very
much the falling of rock from the blows
struck with a pick.
''CoIoneds Keys and Wilson are both
leading Dsnoorats aud good jolly fell
lows and enjoy the joke. but they both
declare that they viii not turn out soon
again to caphaure burglars"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
No-To-Bac Mends Nerves
Lost Life-Force Restored and
Shattered Nerve-Power
Quickly Repaired.


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
ST. LOUIS MARKETS

St Louis, July cs-Rece!pts-Fiour, g.
0oo: wheat, S,cp: corn, lSa,9uo: oats, 3coO.
Shipment-Flour. 5.00: wheat, 900: corn,
3, 90, oats, 2oo1
Fiour-Unchangsd
Wheat-Reports that the Russian grain
crop was q failure, with trmer cabA>s
and damage TO wheat IN spots h this
country. caused an advance early At-
another advance In the price OF futures
which closed Il. 61izc higher than yeSie--
day. Spot lower: No : red cash. 81
Sc elevator. 5S25sl<c track; No hard
sac; July. Sc: August, ss1sc 3D. sepfe-a-
Corn-Futures opened easier, but later
on reports OF damage n the Ohio valley
and hot winds In the west prices ralied
sad closed !. 70 : cent ssheT ca yes.sr.
july. E;-c: August. .;1c. Septenh-s-. ~.
Oat-Hirher for futures. with Hight
.-as.nr sro, higher. No. = cash. Is-c
bid: July. lst.c bid: August. y sc h4c:
Seote-ntsr-. Isc bid: May. $40 hsi
Cstcie-R>c>Spss 25e. market stro-F:
-z-Fve ratv7er-l assa4.s: dressed bees
x-zSes. S3l5sla; cows and h~sSe-s. as55
go: Texas steers. 25635o. COWS TIC
Hn<Aaec~.u.s 4s0: ns-ke. cent.
lower: nights 3 i05oS: z-iIsa. ED9s L:
heavy. s, sD6e,S
st~o-R4cespts. .oo: n.rks. steady:
naive. g =: lambs a-s'S4A
Rz-,eT-<crfrsi
Corn HesNS,-&
Rrz--rr-n ADD n demand If TIE
east track
Fra--eesjcr-~ C7<Tr.
Tf-o<hy. se>t-Sez. 0a616
Ezy-S-cs-e grades ss-.-ce- rfth ffr-ie
demand: prairie. old sso5. timothy. cew
s. fs1s-15,. cAi- CG1-19-
r--.t e--rsuss urcH1rS-d-
Fx-s-S-ssSr. So
WaSE%S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MISS FLOWERS CONCERT.

A large audiences gathered at the
Crawford Grand last night TO hear Miss
Florence Flower in a program OF op-
cratic concert selections The wea-
Their being exceedingly suftry, the at
tendance was a compliment 10 Miss
Flowers talents
Miss Flower was assisted by Shav's
orchestra which played a number Of
high class selections IN a really r,eri-
to-ioIis manner and good applause fol-
lowed each number. The orchestra Is
fast regaining its former snyia be rep
utation. Professor II. q. Babiza. also
appeared in several selections rendering
difficult numbers on the mandolin in a
credi:abie manner that pleased the au-
tiience very much Miss Gertrude Cal
houn was acconpaRsst and also re--
dsrei an interesting piano solo. One
OF the most delightful numbers on the
program was the nSzIl,er " Mrs. Eo-
warth Beaumont. Mrs. Beaumont sang
s-Staccais Polka" by request and Fond
Heart FaNewelr' The numbers were
beautifully sung and completely cspti-
waited the audience. She was accord
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
ROBERT GARRETT IL NO MORE
Former President of the Baltimore an
Ohio Dies Suddenly Bot Peacefully.

Former FPesidens of the Baltimore and
Ohio Dies Suddenly But Peacefully.
baltimore, July 29.-Roo>rt Garrett
formerly president Of the Baltimore and
Ohso railroad. died az Deer Park. Ma
ryland, eool after O'Clock this NOM
ing. Although Yfr. Garret: has beer
hopeless mental invalid for many
years q was 10. thought that his ply
s.cai fuSrrnstss were such az 70 cause
uneas,ness UPON THE part OF his fzrs~nds
About two weeks ego. however. he began
70 fail and Il was tSoazht best 20 -
move him from u yianEs," lis country
home near Baltimore. 20 Deer PARK II
the hope that he change % air and
sc>o>-y would benefit hin TIE i'm
proverens was not as grea, az rs ply
sicisns hoped FOR and within The a.
s-e@x TIE catSen: hzs suffered rl-ca
from mental te,ress,on and rsesaochos-
Ia
On Monday RS physsczi condition
showed q marked change FOR -. worse
sl5 ycss-r5ay hts coalition b-csn c-fs
teal Ess teFo-ed wife vas with hs-n
wbe1 Ire end came. Witch vas r>ec-~-
s1iiy and apparent ypzsniess. TIE
immediate cause - death 81 Understood
20 b chronic nepEifss which Dc bss SUI
f~-e- from for many y>z-s
TIE arrangements for the funeral are
nor ye; completed I: ~ shozgot s-zt
II T-fl take Place e Rsi.incre % Ss.-
u-6ay o. rs week IT, rexs % hss
Sea-a ~zs = profound -1r3rfs@ - fA<
p-eepfe % this city. where ~ ~as %.
generally known TIA. M Garrett; .ss
% seriously L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. July 2.-Wheat-Fairly
active; about steady; No. 2 hard, nom.
inslly, 5Sc: No. g. 4s86lc; No. 2 red, s43za
66c; No. 8, 6395ic.
Corn-Slghtly higher. active: No. )
mixed, 2lzI25.c: No. white, 2lxc.
Oats-Spot higher; No mixed. 2cc; No
2 white, 24f29lc.
Rye-No- , nom.nally, SO
Hay-Steady: timothy, choice, 5000
80; prairie, choice, S.ool5.50.
Butter-Creamery not SO firm: quotable
al 12113c; dairy, I0G12c-
Eggs-Ffrm, unchanged, TIC.
Cattle-Receipts. 800; shipments. 1000;
best grades steady 10 strong; others about
steady; Texas steers, s. 35d310: Texas
COWS $l.SDd2 20: beef steers, SDd4 %;
native cows, S5a3. 10; stockers and feed
ers. $2-5063 20: bulls, s.. sSd2.0 ca
Hogs-Recespts, $500: shipments, SO;
market weak. 1oc lower. bulk OF sales.
S.6d2S: heavies. SsoI2sD: packers.
s. s5a2 s.; mixed. sandesp; lights. s. 500
200; workers., & SoG3.c0: pigs. s2ssG5.0.
Sheep-Rece.pts. g. 80; shipments. On:
market steady; lambs. $3W9S.oo. muttous.
& fssf,3 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
FREE PILLS

Send your address 20 II. 2 Buckien
& Co. Chicago. and get a free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills A
trial viii convince you % their merits.
These pills are easy n action and are
particularly effective IN N. cure Of
Constipation and SICK H>adschs. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed % be perfectly free from
every deIetsTScus substances and 20 be
purely vegetable They DO not weak
en- by their action. bat By giving tone
o the stomach and bowels. greatly IN
ysgorzie the system Regular SIZE &c
Per box Sold By George Van wer6~n
Pharmacy. 80 -. Main street ard O.
Genrinz's drug s:o-s. northeast come.
Topeka and Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
COL. JELTZ IN TOPEKA
What q Former Wichita Man Is Doing n
tho Capital.


the Capital.
Colonel Jeitz, formerly a we'll known
colored man Of Wichita. but not VIII
liam Jeltz, is stiH figuring in Topeka
politics, according to the following no
tice in the Capital:
Colonel Jelz was on the border line
Of serious trouble yesterday.
Advertising IS Glow with the Ledger
these days. and the colonel frequently
finds II necessary TO make trips 10 the
politicians for assistance in his cam
paign Of education. Yesterday Colonel
Jeltz visited the state house.
He called on State Treasurer Atherton
first The state treasurer is. or ought
to Be, nfonied man, Colonel Jeltz
thinks. Mr.. Atherton consented 70 be-
ing touched for small sum for tho
cause" but told Mr.. JeltZ in very plain
language that il was the last contribu-
ton he could afford 70 make.
This greatly angered the colonel. He
stormed around the treasurer's office at
a great rate. Finally Mr.. w. A,
Thompson threatened 20 fire tho noble
colonel from the building.
The colonel, who is. as everybody
knows. naturally brave. In recent mum
Der OF the Ledger asked the Lord TO in
crease his courage Evidently his re
quest was granted. for he went out into
the state house yard and soon returned
to the corridor with club that would
have annihilated the biggest policeman
on the Topeka force IL properly used
Then he was ready for Mr.. Thompson
And Mr.. Thompson was ready for the
colonel But just as the encounter was
about 10 take place a friend OF the col
onei'S persuaded him TO retire TO the
Ledger Office and go for his enemies with
the pen instead OF the club.
And the colonel went down the avenue
az a hot pace.
Look out for the Ledger this week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
KANSAS CROPS PEArsED
2eee.t Visitor 80 wsehsts Talks Asoss
Crcp, ard Grsin Rates

Tom RicharSsoa who z7s 81 Wicsg.a
few Gays ago E0ae 20 TIE Gzt.e<0n
%ezs a. kolsowz:
'Roa<-t1g ears. oa@-cs-s Sozeo'"
IN q ds-e1-soaet. tow-p-so@5 yosc~. az
traced rs1T oit@ntson T-siz zfte-ra.oa On
my way 20 super. and white ttzt - sezs
thssn ne regular prsce. 4: VII give ta<
Tr<s1rr rszfers an tl;rs-ra-sos os ho<
t-oan-fi ar Ire sro,tDcts q s5e arm
ezS Fxrsen n tbs ss-.ion S~1~-
<e-s Ssch c-oSs g.DzZ = Ksr~as. ar.s
proS4ssy TO sectS0a % s-o~~sr-z ergr En-
r--ss-1c~t greater stzz~szr-~ a q
Rsczszr3s. Editor q ;h< seEizStoa Hz.l
tod M ae -ho1<fyc ~ so. yss56 n
this county. -ssrh - = ~ - zzz<z
would average - bss-s>s - tk@ arre.
snl the c2nSitsocs wsa-rA 49, h<-s
are rs-r-sEcet n ~ ezsts-a ra-~<-
1tIas - Ssze& e7a DktassrDs-
TIE wse-t Tsesf r. s2-<<- <as= sat-
irassf-assi -7e r~tE-rss from tAs Tsx-~sss-
laz rEsachi-ex are r-osn ses - thirty
and :. scz7< iaS<4ccs5 80 S<< eess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
NEW YORK Markets

New York, July 9.-Flour-Receipts, 10
100 barrels; exports. 1871 Firmer with
more demand for winter wheat brands
Southern -four quiet
Barhey-Steady; western, L1sdSSc.
Wheat-Receipts. l0l. 500; No. ?. 5isc; No
hard, eS7sc.
Corn-Receipts. S. 800; exports. 2o0s. spo,
frmer: No 2 3rsc.
Oats-Receipts. eo7O: exports. 9.4ss
Spot firm; No. 2. 3s. 923c.
BeeveS-Recetpts. rs; steers active
bulls weak: dry COWS steady; native steers
poor to good. AOdf-50; stays and oxen,
S30d3a; bulis. s.. 5a3 rr1: dry COWS,
$l-150210 European cables quote Amer
lean steers at 81 d1oc dressed weight: re-
fr.gerator beef at SdS%c; exports, sd
beeves and 1850 quarters of beef.
Sheep and iambNRece.pts. 1881: good
stocks light frmer; common and medium
Sheep. poor To good. sa5oGa 80; lambs.
common to choice, sS75a6.0o
Hogs-Receipts 6.l4s: weak at $s.5od4. 90
Lard-Steady: western. $3.4; refined
steady.
Pork-Steady.
CoffeeOptions opened steady at 5fp1C
points decline, following weak cables.
reacted On later favorable Havre ad-
vices. causing covering and sharp ad-
vance: closed steady at a net advance of
July. 81 90: September $s.75ds.%. Spot
dull: No. 7, Ms. Mild quiet: Ccrdova,
15Gl65x; sales, $50 bags Maracaibo, 60.
Havre closed at francs net advance:
sales, 500 bags Santos quiet; good aver
age aSntos 10. 500; receipts, 81 coo; stock.
24s.0o. Hamburg weak at 191le pfennig
decline 1.ales, 1900 Rio quiet: No. Z.
Rio 10, NJco; exchange, gid: receipts, H.
90; cleared for the United States. 1000;
for Europe. loo; stock, 5000; total ware
house deliveries from the United States.
16S, including 1888 from New York;
New York stock today. 10I.5S0; United
States stock. 2c. 7U1; afoat for the United
States. 81, 100: total visible for the United
States. $500 bags, against 5S,S2 last
year
SugarLRaw firm: sales, sef bags jana
fca Muscovado, SO test, Sac: exchange,
leo bags Demara molasses, 50 test, CSC
ex-ship. Refined steady.
Dry goodsThe temperature was too
much for the buyers in the dry goods mar
ket and beyond positive orders for quick
shipment, the demand was not up to eN-
pectations PRINTING cloths dull at TIC
cents bid and declined.
Fall River, July O.LThe cloth market
remains quiet at 21a cents, and no de-
mand.
New York, July 2s.-Butter-Recetpts
1878 packages; steady: western dairy.
sfnl2c; western creamery, IlzIf5c; Elgins,
15c
Esgs-Reo-.pts. 14.5ss packages: steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 14c; western. II
Ml3c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30

Lard-Dull. $265
Cotton tie@G5.
BagGngS7sds4c.
s. OQ6.75
Lard-Steady: prime steam, $2Es;
choice, 500.
Bacon@Shouidcrs, Cboxed) and longs.
2l55: ribs. 500: shorts, A1z11.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders (boxed)
S-s7s; longs, $50: ribs, $3.s2ls: shorts.
Cotoon-Quiet: sales, 800: middling.
11-16c: receipts. 3s1; shipments, -. stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
Western League Gam,a.

Columbus, July 29.-Columbus and
Minnea polls played a Is inning game
here today which resulted In tie. play
being stopped on account OF darkness.
Score:
r II z
Columbus .o0130Oo2Ooooe- s14 .
Minneapolis 101OS1OOO0Oo- 6I4 I
batteries: Boswell, Jones and VIII
son; Ar .erson and Schriver
GraLd Rapids, July 29.-Score:
r II E
Grand Rapids 10000 o-5Is s
Kansas City 90 o 0oSl O. o
Batteries: G1ar and Hodge: Killing Cal
.ahan and Lake
Ii.dian;T oils. July 2s.-Score:
X II E
CT Paul .....oo2e s-7ls 4
Indianapolis ..o01I0 020I-5 )
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Western Association Games.

Rockford, July 29.-Score:
r H E
Rockford .....1030o 001o-5 10 /
Des Moines Il 0 0 0 0 / 0 % 7 1
Batteries: Dillon and Snyder; Mack
and Lehman.
Dubuque, July 29.-Score:
r H z
Dubuque ....200lo 0oo3- 67 2
Cedar Rapids 90 o 0 90 o. S
Batteries: Smith and Zahner, Slagie
and Sullivan.
TO ORGANIZE A FOUR-CLUB LEAG
Burlington, Ia, July pa meeting
will be held here tomorrow to organize
four-club league The directors saw
the Dubuque team will be continued
through the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
BEATEN BY WILSON
REDS GET A TERRIBLE SETBACK
RIGHT AT HOME

SPIDERS Pitcher Scatters the Reds Hits for
One Run, Unearned at That, While Their
Antagonists Get Runs In Couples in
observation-disclosures Again Lose to the
Browns-New Four Club League-west.
ern Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
THE WEATHER.
Pill Strand. GALVESTON
Wichita. July %

Wichita. July %.
Local forecasts for Wichita and vi
cinity: Until Fridy generally fair and
continued warm.
During the past "a hours the highes.
temperature was 81, the lowest 73. and
the mean s5. with clear weather, fresh
south wind and nearly stationary press
ure.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been IS.
For the past years the average tenn
perature for the month Of July has been
IS, and for the 29tn day so degrees
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. d. c., July 2S.-Fore-
casts for Wednesday:
Kansas-Fair. preceded by showers
in southern portion; probably cooler
Thursday afternoon or night; variable
winds becoming northerly.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Thursday morning, increasing cloudy
ness with possible light showers, with
cooler Thursday. south winds becom-
ing variable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
YOUR BoY WON'T LIVE A MONTH

So Mr.. Gilman Brown of "a Mil St,
South Gardner. Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria. and ne
spent three hundred and seventy-five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up. saying: Your boy won't live
a month" He tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and a few bottles restored
him TO health and enabled him 10 go TO
work a perfectly well man. He says
he owes his present good health 20 use
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery. and
knows Il to be the best in the world for
Lung trouble Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy. as
y. Main street and G. Behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Dou1ias ayenuea
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans, July 9.-Cotton-very
steady; midilng, u-lsc; low middling.
ss-lsc; good. s7-1sc: receipts. 4z; sales,
80; stock, 3 81 bales
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Mr. xeKs~a. Mr.. Ellis. Mr. war;
diver and Mrs.. pgoaSrn gaze = private
pScntc Al f&arDod park yesterday.
Sorrss siTtern or elxo,>sn ysuaE s-~otls
~ere entertained ~ ihssa ard a. asc .
nos S>lsxaffui ts-le. lee cream. len
onaeie and cake were to rsfrs.s1.rn~nsts
Win pienty q elssoxea s@s1 Esc5e& FOR
the EuS@tzr-l7ss
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Batteries: Davis, Buckley and Wood
Mullane. DenZer and Spies.
Detroit, July 29.@Score:

Detroit ......1 o 3 OIL o % IL 5
Milwaukee IL 2 o o 0 o 0 2 0-5 8
Batteries: Egan and Twineham; Bak-
er, Nonnemacher and Spear.
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WICHITA MARKETS
Wichita, July -.
HOGS.
Hogs-Ten cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave. Price.iNo Dock Ave Price
40 Is 81 % 8 So. 212 s. 40
49, 2S 2 40 s 80. 93 $50
49, go 40
CATTLE.
Cattle-Strong.
PREVENTATIVE SALES.
No Ave. Price
bull ........................... 1880 81 30
shippers
L. Ward, Cullison. two cars cattle
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Cincinnati, o., July 29.-The Reds
were defeated by Pitcher Wilson. He
pitched perfectly and scattered the hits
so widely that they scored only one run,
and even that was unearned. Attend
ance 5,400. Score:
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Philadelphia. Pa. July 2e.-ClsarinSs
g., 3ss 5ss: balances s. .3s0. $50.
Baltimore. Nd. July ze.-Ciearinzs a.
o54. 2Ss: balances 500. 3f7.
st Louis. No. July 2e.-Cissrings 81
10 SIS: balances t5s2. 3Is Money cas-
per cent. New York exchange 20 cents
discount bid. - cents discount asked.
Memphis Tenn, July zs.-Ciesrings
Siz2. PSI: balances Sc. rs
New Orleans. La. July 2s.-Clearings
ts705
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SHE RIFFS SALE

BY j. II. BrRAGUE.
Deputy CLERK.