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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

Taylor- Birch street Rev Co... =,
80. psster residence. ~ Birch sircct
',rVi.eS' sunday az II a m aud : 81 n m
q, nnh,and' k'rSland--Rev. narstio An.
S pss'"', sunday scrN .css. II a A., ana
day. - Wv y ~ sun
neutrality-suspicious. a. n -, an,
m sunday school. u o'clock y y
:, 9 -. 10 m, T. aver meet ns Tim
n.S evening at o'clock Amos a DOW,
Eigewa'er- ! r Nt.6,,. ....
Serxfces II a. m and 7,x1 y -, -
: -. Z. m, PRAYER services ever, . -,
curing the week hut Monday ami So
day Special song service. '"N' saul
Ivmoatn SasrEa-he, " n. - Tenn
rouee: al nome phtl - =, m q.
sermon al II m. The Cinaf ~ ~.
ne es ~ 80 n m. Excuse .,.r.,s \, "a
Am Afraid i Can't Hold ont - W. -
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted Will be inserted at the rate OF
cent q word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisement re-
ceived for less tean 3 cents.
NCTICE-The business office OF the
Pest-Inteiiigencer is open until IL y. M:
Sunday hours. a. m 10 1879 p. m. and
to p. N. Classified advertisements viii
be received up to this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-Inteliigencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-No. 1l32 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TOWNSESD-M. French & Co.
BELLINGHAM BAY-New Whatcom.
corner Holly and Canoe streets. o. II.
Culver. Manager.
OLYMPIA-ll7E Main street Charles
Watson. AgeEt.
The following letters await advertisers
al this Once.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Prayer meeting every Saturday at o.
m Bible study class. Sunday at $50 A. m
Mems meeting at I .. m. Prayer meeting
Immediately after mems meeting. Y Nj
G. a. building. Al7 First avenue All men
welcome.
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Baptist Churches.

market Street Twenty fourth avenue
south ana Man street. Preaching n a
m aud 80 2, M. by Rev. Thomas BALDWIN
Young Peoples meeting. y. M VIA
North seatt.e-Th.rd avenue and Cedar
strt u Rev G. r, Broaulee. narior cost
uence, iuH oak street Sery ices N a ,n
and ~" p m V. = L. sac y N
bSp,lst Mission Young Nstur,llsts.
rnil services az : - n. m hv Re-, = -
Pegrani, ieNt; I'VE have iitilr si...r
sna she nam no breasts What SHAH ~ 10
Tor our sister IN the day when she ahetf ~,
Spoken ,orP' Everybody cordially invited
FIRST church-Four;h avenue. ho,Oeo,
James and Cherry Rev = - okr,,'.
sssor. Services at u a. M and 30 y m
SUNDAY school. iss@ y m Young Zen.
Ties meeting. els 2. IN Rihle class ~,
cav " ?. m. Prayer meeting Thwrs
CAV. 1850 n m. "s's
sweash-tg hth a,enue ana Rell s,rse,
Rev Andrew swaitx. pastor. r,>s;i,,,.s ~ -;
lSNt.r suee, Scrviees. 1919 a m 80
$50 ?. m. SUNDAY scAool noon III
reopies meeting. : = IN Thursaav ,r,,,iS
n,estinS' ; p m. saturday. Youpr -.
pies meeting. S o. m '"'e 60
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nELr wAxTED-MAl.x.

offer given by any
nsvspapr--Fifty cents 70 agents on
each dclIar The Catholic News il IN
dcrsed by the Catholic Bishops. Priests
and eminent writers as the leading
Catholic Family Weekly. Subscription
prce. ore year by mail. One Dollar
Canvassers are allowed the large COM
mission OF fifty cent on each 81 Agents
wanted in every Catholic parish in every
city and town. Experience not reces-
sary Write for sample copy Address
The Catholic News. Is Barclay street,
New YORK
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.lour.
Flour Receipts ls.7ca barrels. exports
u 4a barrels. Fairly steady. with The
Improvement IN wheat. Minnesota pat
engs. Sfg2 ~. Minnesota bakers. s. $50
SD. winter patents. SSssT4oS.
Wheat.
Wheat-Rcceipts aa bushels. exports
ssla bushels spot quiet. No. hard. quiet.
75sSc. OPTIONS opened SfeadieT on cover
Ing. declined under weak cables. but raj
lied sharply bist at the close on renewed
coVering- and closed t.Ra.c net higher.
May. s's.ss7a7sc. closed 7p7se.
Hops
Hops-wesk, state. common to choice
fS'4 crop. @'s&siac. lSg5 crop, SsSc: Pacific
coast. 1884 CROP 2izf54c' issS crop. 20sc,
Woo.
Wool Quiet; domestic fleece. 1872:
pulled. lss@6c
Petroleum.
Petrole "a - -Firmer; United closed iiG
Metals.
Pc iron-wesS. Southern, 81 GO = =.
Northern. 81 ss8lLst
Copper Steady brokers, SOS -.
LEAD steady, brokers. 81
Tn-Fiates. weak.
Cores.
Co1ec-0ptlons opened steady. At 4 L.
chine 90 points. Sales. : 81 bag March
81 10 May. 81 Sssi27S S7of cor-s-Rlo
STEADY. Nc. :. iSa.r Tnlli. STA y. Cor4ovA,
iss &iSc-
sugar.
sGs4s-Esgm. rsnn.ns. ssc. Centrifugal.
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PoRrLAxD WHEAT MARKET.

Portland, N1feh -wheat-Valiey. esa
ole. waila We, sisc per bashei.
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LEARN SHORTHAND. typewriting,
bookkeeping. penmanship. arithmetic, at
Leo's Business College. Occidental block:
lowest rate.
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WANTED-First-class machinists. APP
ply British Columbia Iron Works Co.,
Victoria. B. c.
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Christian science.

Christian science services every Sunday
Mt II a. m. and Thursday at ? .. m. In room
s. Hinckhy block.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-The address of Mrs, +. J.
Thayer: last heard of from Nooliey.
Wash. ANY information viii be CRATE
fully received H. H. Wells. 2825 Pills
bury avenue. MINNEAPOLIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; IS a day: no can
wasting: no deliveries. no collections:
samples free: side lines or exclusive.
Mfrs. SOIL Market ST., Philadelphia.
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Christian Mission and se.men,s Bethel,

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yeslsr
way1seryfces. Sunday ats ana 7,E =
m. Week day services every day al IL
O'Clock.
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WANTED-sG0 TO $50 pai- statesmen for
cigars; experience unnecessary: extra in
ducements to customers. Bishop a. Kline,
St Louis, Mo.
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$ TO 80 A DAY. ladies' or gents. The
new aluminium metal case for photo
graphs on monuments; preserves the
faces OF the dead for al time as they
were on earth. hermet.cally sealed and
put on in five minutes. elegant. rich and
Ornamental: catchy seller. also other
good sellers. Write World Mfg. Co..
WI. Columbus, Q.
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WASTED-Piacs 20 cook In Srtvaie fam
in. xaoa ref.rences- Address Cook. Post
Inleilsxeacsr-
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Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
buiiding--Dr. William Chapman. pastor
Social and prayer meeting. lois a. m
Preaching, IL a. IN.
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The following letters await advertiser.
al this office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-18
Usmpher EeeenInz scsrcer.

Most or the worlds supply OF cam,
phor comes from Japan and Formosa.
OF late years the demand has begun &c
exceed the supply, and the question has
arisen how the latter can be maintained.
One of the reasons why camphor is be-
coming scarcer and dearer is said to be
that it is extensively used in the manu-
facture of cellu!oid. AT present cam
phor is mainly produced from the so
called camphor tree, which attains @
gigantic eize in Japan, one specimen re-
Gently measured being lis feet tall,
and having a trunk over 1+ia Feet
in diameter. The tree is common
IN China, but as yet the produc
ton of eanphor in that country
is very limited. The camphor tree b
member of the laurel family, and is re-
lated In genus to the cinpsmon tree. II
Is said that esmPhor can be produced
from other species of trees. In Bor.eo
g very aromatic camohor is obtained
from the natural deposit Of gum ch the
trunks OF species OF tree Ind ieenous 70
that island and Sunatra Borneo cam
Phor is rare and very costiy.-fouth's
Conpanion.
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The adhia 4aily Eao guesdaY ornimg aueus 1s 1896.

closed very strong. big steers selling bet
Ter trSan IN q long time Both eastern
and western buyers were again good p-r-
cr4s=rs OF s-ocSers ard feeders al strong
prices Gaming ca--ie sold as low as
ever. Fat butcher COWS and heferS were
active e1d Sr-ccg and SO were god bulls
and choice veal calves Texas cattle were
firm. steers selling a. & selaea western
rangers chiefly al S2osS 50
HosS-PacSerS allowed prices 70 advance
SGlocs lgst and medi1m weights moving
up tsea most. and there was active huytns
both on local and shipping account Heavy
hogs sold ar &15<;S-Se, mixed ho<s az s. lS<s
40: medium weights 81 Sesf1&. aAd
light weighs az S-56SSa Sales were
largely at xooGS 10 for heavy, & -51S- =
for medium and S-&GSsS for light
weights
SheepiThere was Al active general de-
mand and prices advanced about Ice for
desirable sheep and leGslc for lambs.
Sheep moved OF sc 8 os73-io for common
TO choice. westerns comprising most of the
supply and selling At the tcp prices Ma
rives Of a superior order were worth S,i53
as Lambs were plentiful and active AZ
SsocGS5; extra lambs were worth $50
so
Receipts-Cattle. 1900: hogs &eo:
sheep. 400
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MARVELLOUS RESULTS

From a liter written by Rev. j. Cum
derman, Of Diamondale, Mich, We are
permitted 10 make this extract: II
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the re-
suits were almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While / was pastor Of
the Baptist church at Rives Junction
She was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible psroK-
ysms Of coughing would last hours with
little interruption and il seemed as IL
she could not survive them. a friend
recomm ended DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry; ii was quick in its work and high
" satisfactory in results" Trial bot
ties free at Geo. Van Werden's Phar-
macy, sos y. Main street and G.. Geh-
rings drug store, northeast corner To-
peka and Douglas avenues. Regular
size Zoe and 81 90
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

St Louis, Aug. E.-Rece.pts-Flour. g.
oe0; wheat. Y, Se; cersi. &S.eo; oats. A.
GO Sh1pments-Ffour, 400: wheat. L.
90; corn. 81. 40; oats. s.tu~
Flour-Uncsansed-
inS TO the decline in stock and the Snail
decrease IN the visible supply; bS later
the strength II cash and the urssnt De
nanf for August CAUSED an ADVANCE. ms
close being higher than SATURDAY. spot
higher; No . red. czsh. sc elevator. &C
tracA. Nc, . hard. 6Sc bid; Angus &c
eskst: September, 5--sc; December &C.
CvrnIFhe large receipts and heavy n
crease in supplies and the weather eondi-
ness ard prices declined Futures cioe-c
lower than Saturday. though there Vas
fairly GOOD buying at The c<cIDe- epOt
lower; No. . cash. &c: August. &c; sep
TENDER. a3sc bic; December, 2sc oi0
O2ts-Futures firm. but the trading was
iis.tst. theirs being @ scarcity OF buyers.
Spot stea6y; No, = cash. August and sep
ternber. lSc bid: Mag. &c bid
Ryerc track.
Cattie-Receipts. 400; market steady 70
stronger for best grades; native Shipp.n z
stsers & SsS4 %; ssociSexs and fe@ders N~So
G1S -: COWS and he.fers. s2o0a3JN. Texas
ard Indian stee-s. f249ssS49, Texas al
Indian cows, s. lFe1os
Hog%ReGeiprs. 2ses; market SS:lac his. "a
er: lights. 31a2S: mixed. S-rsS-0;
heavy. s31eD3So.
Sheep-Recespts, LOO; market a SHADE
better: rative.S 3 50E&55; lambs, -
Corn rneal-S-&
Bran-;Ne buyers above DO east track
T-lI1othv Ses-i-New. S16ST1 q
Butter-wesk; creamery. Is6fi9c; dairy.
7e13c.
EggNFirrn. &c.
whtSizy-Lower. SIS
Pork-Stesdy-,, NESS. joboirs Nstsie. %
Tard-S.eady: prime steam. <l2s. choice,
S&
Pacor-Ghoulde-< rbo1ed, si1c4: longs,
g ST.: RIBS 81 m: shorts. al.
Dry salt meats-Shouiders. Cooxedl srI
long. g 81: RIBS. & 20; shorts, Na
f,ottoy1-Sses.fy 20 f-fsc higher sales =
bars: -n'ddHng. 77-f6c: recsipts. bales;
shipments. 40 bales: stock. S.$3S.
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TnE WEATHER

Wichsta. Aug =.
Local foT,>-sss- for Wichita and vtr-nity--
Fair AMI continued coo.. warmer We'd
Eessiav.
During the past tveuty-four hours "a
highest temperature was - degrees. tsss
icsyesr y c-xreszs and tbe mean - fleFgfA
with partly cloudy, cooler wealth aaa
fresh east wind and higher pressure
Thus far this month the average TEMPER
atura has hem - dexr~,s.
For the past eight years the aTerags
Temperature for the mo1th q Aug7las, has
been y degrees. ard FOR tho isth day . de-
grees4 FRED l. JOHNSON.
OBSERVE.
wzsssrR-on. Aug. fT-FoiiovsnS q ths
forrczst up tn p. n Tuesday.
Fn- Eansas-1IscaJ showers. ear-~ffy
winds: warner in northern. slightly cooser
su D1tnSFest portion.
For Oklahoma and fneian Territory
Local shuu1~rstorrns In The eastern 80
tloa. southsriy wLrsEN
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

Kansas CITY. Aug. T.-vhest-About /
cent over: No hard. 5o1Tc; No J. H9tsc;
No. red &c: No ; 4sesic-
cor--AIixers active. steady: white ixc
over: No, mixed. nc; No white lac
&C
Oat$Irregular: No 9 mixed noninsliy.
lS5Ic-c: No white. nc.
Ry-No = norninally, .c-
HSy-Weak: choice timothy, &-osTs-sr.
prairie choice, s4ocE6o
Butter-Flrm; creamery. 10 &c; dairy'
1oT-3c-
Egx@JTuusHuy rght trade for Mon
DAY: supply rather light: prizes Quotao4e
al TIC.
Cs:tle-Rece.7ts, $50: shipments. LOO;
market strong TO loc higher: Texas steers
sSTa q: Texas cows. S-ses2b; peel
steers 2IS4S: native COWS S-5~sSs:
stocscers and feeders. s. tS9Sso; eulss NSO
Q2ie
HcSARecespts, $50: shiprents 30:
market strong 10 &C higher; fairly active:
bulk OF sales Sa0ofs-i 10: heay1es. SSsfSoo
packers g 5GSc5: mixed. SSss3- IS; lights
g COCA T.,z; workers. S-I013r11s; pigs. Nv
GS15
Sheep-R-c.spts. ZOO: shipments. so:
market stronger: lambs. salS9&So' NUT
tons, 201rcso
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PLEASURE FIRST.
The Village Was Vacant, for All Wsfe
~Fishin'" or Somewhere Else.

The Village Was Vacant, for All Wsfe
"Fishin'" or Somewhere Else.
boarded & part of one summer three
miles from sleepy little village mp in
Maine. One afternoon I rode over to
this village to get some mail. / ex-
pected and TO execute several commits
sions for friends who were boarding
where 1 was.
When 1 reached the post Office I
found it closed. A phenoHsnally long
and thin man was lying fat on his back
on o bench by the post Office door. He
bad an old straw hat over his face, and
be did not remove 1t until asked:
Where's the postmaster?
"Eeyr"
Where's the postmaster" -
"Gone 6shin'-
That's a great idea for . man to
close the post Office while he goes Ash
ing"
wal, he does It Jest the same. II
yer eNpectin' any mail We kh go
'raound 20 the back door end git in
thai way an look for your mail your
self"
Having done this. said, where
does the doctor live?"
Over yanAer, but he's gone fshin'
with the postmaster. His Office is open,
though. an II re want any medicine
you kin walk IN an help yoerseh an
pay the dock next time you see SIN"
'Ts there barber in this town.
Yes, but he's gone fshin with tho
postmaster an the dock. He's shops
anyone that wanted TO could 60 In an
shave themselves for five cents
Not caring to avan myself OF there
reduced rates." I ssltsd:
els there q blacksmith here? Ny
horse has cost his shoe"
There's blacksmith here. and
plane good ono but he's gone fshin'
with the other boys. He's shops open.
though. an there's a FIRE in the forge II
Re want 10 ser the shoe yourself"
Can I buy Boston paper here any
place."
Il dunno as re kin. Old Square
Hobbs takes one. an reckon he'd loan
Ii 10 ye, but him an the dock have got
be. OF a h'-cent seegar up that one OF
EN- hin ketch more fsh than the other
IN three hours. an the old square went
fishtn' with the others to git that see
gar out o the dock"
as there any man in this town who
hasn't gore fshinc?"
Me." he drewled ont.
why didn't you go?-
Kc.ch me t-aipsin' wav over 70 His>
gins pond. naore'n mile from .hysr. in
the dust an heat, Not mech. Anv-
how. / thought somebody OFT to stay
hyar an kind o hold the town down.
And when 1 rode away he was holding
the bench down with his hoe over his
face and his ysrd-long arms crossed
Imply over his hollow chest--Det-oit
Free Press
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CHICAGO Markets

Chicago. Aug 1T-Wheat-Op.reS easter
and a. some decline. Northwest receipts
showed a moderate falling Of, ard the
STOCK nar1Set was higher all around, but
the vo-rcs shipments were larE.r than
expected, owing 70 The heavy movement
from Russia, ard this feature lent tone
20 The market Later prices Improved on
low temperature = tie northwest and
!. cent lower. q; 49, GS+z.s touched 49,.
tAen rsli5s1 10 and s1e4cied az 545sc. after
touching nc mone1tsrfiy.
Co-5-Wzs quiet and Influenced BY the
fluctuations IN wheat september opened
nc lower. a. 80, declined TO zszc and
reacted TO &c.
oats-Dul, 1uctuat4nS In sympathy
with other grain markets. September
opened NC lower. a. 1910. and advanced
On fair support TO - G1Szc-
ProT7sior-Show-a strength from TIE
start. hefpe1 By the s--pSrr I've Stock mar
ket- Packers bought h>z-i.y % ard. ard
there was good general sGppo-- under
Which prices ADVANCED sharply. though
Pork-S>pte-nbe- oo~re6 unchanged q.
3 .. ss.vsnced 70 3 - AID declined %
. -
Ls-a-s-7t.ns-r ep-oed n cents hirh-
81. ct az: aavsoc-d - rs ard e2ss-
RI5.-s~5.~-.,b@- ov~-s. >. r--ts hszn-
e.. 81 Sz-.s. s-.d s5Tznc>d 20 az
CASH GRAIN
w-ezt-No. rrt. &c: No. : -sS- 80
IS: No sprfzx. 80. No. = slfsstc. 70. ?
hard v11ts-. sTsc. No J. Essoc. No
northern zp--E $50
Cr--<o. . 10
Oz.-So- = 80
Closing
Weeat-szguS- e.: Ser-sDo~-. So:
0ctcosr. J@.cs Deoe1o>-. zAssSs17c. Nay,
Sc
c5-.-AnEzr. rss1. o>1:.; seps-a-
b. @s6. cats octob>-. =%s1<r.
ceres. D--oe1be-. zsSa osats; Nay. -
cents
O.srs--An<uss- -sAc: se,tsnS@-. 1910.
oc,o1~-. &c. Dsce-Aer, E-s-s Nay. ~
Po-z-Az<-E1 SI. Se-te-zs<-. Ed
Octoo<-. AZ: January. Szrs
Lz1+-AE<e~ < - ss7s@-n<-. g 50.
o-;oer. aS-5: D>c>ze>-. az. Ja-z&-T.
= 49,
E-Is>-Azrzy 6yss: s>p,s--h@-. . re
z&s. ccro5--. g q: Js-zayT. go
LIVESTOCK
Cz--se-Te-> vas a. sctiTs AID sr-c-a<-
- -4rfz~< toezy at -ccfc~ crT-s-s --zfiV-.
hseTss vv-= u rart.rzis-iy goot >s--zr1
e-e-y -a.zx a. al 1e<c-zess ss-s--s a1<s5.
10 Egt>- Szses W~-e S-lsk =. sEs-< =
f. -s<e-z-r 70 <z-,cizy cESto< ees-S ESlie
css1ry C r-zsE- c2-r> sc'6 ~ E-1ze<3-E -
Tas Buzz se>t g. R.es<se sss Tia z&xxss
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NEW YORK Markets

New York Aug. E-.Fsour-Tssceipts, y
zoo barrels: exports. 3Ss7 Steady on win
ter wheat grades but easier otherwise,
with snsy a moderate demand
WiSest-ksce-pts. Iea.ls5; exports. E.sNa
Spot ouiI; No. red. $50 opuoass adj
vanced alter the opening on a big decreAse
IL the amount a-1c4t, ste-ac4er cables ana
reports Of fTSS- IN the northwest c@Ss-n OF
81 noon on q disappointing visible supply
decrease, but finally rsli-s,I On eNsSs'- 0*-
ulAnd al the wess, and cisHsd &c let I'D D.
er; No. = red. August. closed &C. Septsin-
Der. d l-lsGs. I've, cloSs1 s5sc.
Corn-Rec-ipts. us.sra Spot weaker;
No. 2 So. Optio1s advanced CT frost
talk, essed OF On the big visible supply In
crease. but later rsallAe1 with wheat sii1
closed unchanged 20 &c Cher. ScVtsE-.-
Der. 3is'd5i1c, closed Sic
O.tS-ESoccises, =, -. exports. "a spot
dull: Na = .lc- Options Gu4ei but gen
orally nrm al day. cbostnz isc net higher
September. Il. gZlc. closS1- &c.
BeeveS-Rsoefyss. 2sSA Steers slow and
lower: oxen and COWS firm. bulls higher.
10: stays and oxen, x50Oas.7S. bulls. ;2.ezg
200: dry Cows, s-7oQ1-7s CaoIes quote
American steers at l9GsS,sc -res1f-I
weight. Refrigerator beef ~ SszqSc- No
expor-s.
Sheep and ia-nhs-Rsceip,s. i47s6 Ac-
tive ard higher: sheep, poor 10 prime.
s2sJa3. 20: lambs, s275>esl9-
HOxs-Receapts. s.aSs; higher az S-sss
ala
Cut rneats-s,ezSy: picked bellies. 90
I~r3-FI-Iaer and active; western steam
3 % asked RefsaS1 higher.
COffee-Opf a9rss o.cEe<i steady VIII
prices unchanged 70 points lover; ruled
quiet a. CAY with tra11ns About equally
dist~d b-stw-en the local and fsr--Sn con
flnrents. Cz.bSeS without Tpecial fe2ture
Cloz-st QUIET unchanged 20 points sd-
vance: sai.s. 200 az. tDelutinE- sep
Rso tull: No. z. TO-. Ma quiz; Cor1oS@-
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frznc decline: s&-es. $3.50 bags- Szntgs.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-18
w,.cr.of ,he Ral,ie g..

No part of the world has such . rec
ord for wrecks as the Baltic sea- II
some years one wreck a day occurred
The greatest number II wrecks record
sd was AS in one year and the least
l54. About half OF these vessels are
total wrecks and all the crews are lost
It must be explained. however, that
many OF the vessels which sal the Bal
&c seas are old and worn, having failed
20 pass the board Of trade survey and
therefore sold 70 the Swedes and Nor.
uegians for the Baltic sea trade.-Chi-
csgo News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-18
FUSION IN GARFIELD COUNT
Half the Ticket has the Prestige OF HAvfss
Been Beaten Before
.llI Strand. GALVESTON.

Enid. o. T. Aug. r--5Spec.aiS rrs-
day night after very stormy session.
lasting two days. Atier . great deal Of
quarreling. fusion prsvatlsd. and .
joint ticket was nominated a. foilowe,
Probate judge. Moses Anderson.
sheriff. J. 2. Bishop: treasurer. J. ID.
Cunningham: county clerk. J. T. Tag
CART: superintendent OF schooia, J.
Spuriock: county attorney. o, u. Hub
oeH: commissioner. Hrss dscrict. p.
Coyington: commissioned. eeooed de
trict. A II Petcrv; representative W
II. Berry: member OF council. r. l.
Clark: surveyor. Fred Howest: coroner.
c. l. Osborn.
Four OF the above nomlaecs. namely:
CunninGhauA Anderson. HuboeA and
Peters. were beaten two years aGo by
the Republicans. and the whole ticket
IL conceded TO De very weak.
The heat has been intense for the
last two weeks. and crops are begin
ming 20 suffer. No dealhs are reported
from the county. but many are suffer
ing from the drought.
Preparations win soon commence for
a grand celebration ca September Is.
Ends natal day.