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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
TOILET IHR PEOPLE KNOW
Harris Thinks This = Good Time tn Publish
the Bond Investigation.

Washington. July Ex-senator Har-
RS. chairman Of the senate committee
10 investigate recent bosd issues. says
he has not yet determined whether the
committee viii wait TIL fail before go
ing on with .ts investigation, or VIII
complete the work. frOmc tire report
and make II public this Eu1D.neT. The
las. meeting adjourned subject 10 the
call OF the Chairman and the yresen.
purpose Is TO wait until fsll before con-
tinuing the inquiry. bat Senator Hsr-
rs says that conditions may arise in
cident % the campaign mat would
make ~ desirable 10 present all the
fscts and the report - the ps-bi.c al
once. In doing this. he added. no po-
uticai motive would Be Involved ard
he only purpose would Be 20 clear ~
doubts and unfoBGded charges grog-
ing out OF the excitement arising from
a national contest Tire Chairman
says that g public spprenensson
sloould arise On bond questions. 3.
would be proper % give TIE public the
ampleSt Information without reference
70 whom IL would benefit or inture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
ST. LOUIS Markets

St. Louis July 1e-Receipt-Forr. zoo:
v-hear. s. or: corn. SEQ: oats. I.od. Ship
r1ents-Flour. s.ocO: wheat. 500; corn, A.
GOO: cats. t.0sl
Flour-Slow: easier and lower; patent.
g aa6s. 81: extra fancy. S2Scs20e; fancy,
e. +fsfss 80: choice, $2ToTeN
Whear-WSu street. continued - n
1yence The speculative market sni rs
s-oclxs vert 50 I'D wheat, which was IL
,,iirei TO be oullish AZ the opening but
became easier Later futures strength
erei VI, ard closed quiet. firm and a sh1 3e
hirs.e~ than yesterday Scot dull and
stessw: No. red. cash elevator 49,
r-sck Fe'75tNc: No hard. 5S=sc bid: Jniv
s4isc, August 541sc bid: September, SIS
$40
Css---Tl7c-e vas further Decline - che
svses-,fiative market RS morning HsCauze
~ r,ozlic- v.s.re-. WITH rains II cae vest
and res ssu-.ng reports on III scrop. FIJI
lures cicss1 firm. Ia 70 = ce1- Under yes
re-s1v Socr lower. No. . cash -. July
&c: September. Si.c BID
c,ais-- Futures easter ard lower 20 SCI.
h,.. rot much for sale. and the close VS.
-hnve yester6ay- Spot higher; No =
cash. re: Julv. f--sc bid: August Ec BIZ;
seDse-nsc-. r-ss9z75sc. May. SIC
Eye-@c track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
NEW YORK MARKETS

New York July is--FTour-R-cefpt
IS. so barrels; shipments s.7Z0 barrels:
quiet but fairly steady.
Rye hour-Easy-
Com -eal-D1I.
Ev@Qrfe-
Bari~y-SteaSy.
Rz-!ey r1aIt-Neriec'et-
Wheat-Receipcs 800 bushels: expo--s
41.$3s bushels: spot steadr: No. red
SAC: No. hard s1i-c- Options open
ed steadisr On better Wall strzss- News
yesterdays b-S export purcheze anA
the bulEsa p-tce curTen. decline un5er
heavy cables ard = reactsor IN stocks
be. sad rally IN -ae Afternoon on q
fair cash delR2d born here and west
and better Ba:e cables Csozst uo-
changed 20 i.e hkgbe5. J1iy 81 $685.
csos~i siizc: Septeno-r is.as-5.c. csos-
Cd r1.c
Co-n-Recespts e. ice bushels: eIpo--s
= 60 bushels: SO. easse-. No $40
Options 9usee end generally weaker. In
caecccd ~ better czo0 co.-.tso1s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

dFtfons and deserted the interests Of TIE
American people and declared in favor
OF maintaining a gold standard. They
put William Mckinley I'm q. candidate.
but they put Grover Cleveland IN me
platform The St. Louis convention
may have changed Ito mind. bar the
American people have not altered their
opinions They still demand bimetal-
ism, which means the admission OF sold
and silver TO the minis on equal terma.
and the use OF both as redemption
money. America shall no longer so.
hat in hand. begging FOR gold 20 dis
charge Obligations payable In silver. oc
which she has ample supply In easy
reach The only honest dollar IS tbs
dollar OF the contract"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
LONG LIST OF CUssEDNEss
Rank Charges Filed Against Scperinten
dent Flint, of Railway Mail Service.

San Francisco, July 16.-John F.
Lewis, who was dismissed from the
railway mail service on June l, after
serving six years as Stenographer in
the superintendent office, has filed
sensational charges against Superin-
tendent Samuel Flint, with the post
master general at Washington. Lewis
asserts that he was discharged be
cause he testified against Flint a year
ago, when Clerk T. E. Colver, OF Los
Angeles, preferred charges of drunken
ness and favoritism against his chief
He charges also that A c. Malone, E
G. Murray. J. &. Landeville of Sacra-
mento and Z. B. Spears, all clerks who
have been dismissed within the past
twelve months were dismissed for the
same reason.
The general charges which Lewis has
preferred against Superintendent Flint
allege drunkenness. the use of vulgar
language. direct and Intentional viola
ton of department orders in allowing
money lenders TO transact business
through the main Office at the Eighth
division, lack of discipline. favoritism.
political and religious discrimination
and gamblin~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

Chicago, July 1s.-In spite Of um5ling
prices in Wall street and the weakness
in focal securities today, wheat held its
own and even improved a shade over
Yesterdays close. Paris cables report
ed an advance there equivalent to 27sc
Corn was heavy on fine crop prospects.
Oats show firmness on bad crop report.
Provisions were weak on selling by tir-
ed holders.
The wheat market started a shade
higher than IT closed yesterday, the pr1n
cipal reason for the slight additional
strength being the fach that prices
here were practically at an export rate
and that as much as 250,o0O bushels
had been worked on the day before.
Liverpool opened a shade under yester-
days closing prices, due to the helf-cent
decline here Wednesday. Proba bly,
for the same reason, Liverpool in some
instances reduced their buying limits
for spring wheat q cent per bushel.
In the afternoon some OF the BIDS from
Liverpool were advanced, permitting
the working of 10000 bushels all, in
Guiding the 10000 bushels done in the
forenoon. Paris closed at an advance
equivalent to csc per bushel. Septem-
Der opened Il TO FAX cent higher; at
from 263s to 2S%9h cent and after
f1uctuating for time between 56A and
5612, only touching the latter point
for one ten, however, IL gradually set
tied 10 557s q SEC and during the greater
part OF the session the range was be-
tween 56@56kc> The lowest for the
day was 55 &c but not much was parted
with at that figure. Aside from dis
coura.ging Wall street condition routine
news was generally favorable 10 hold
ers. Northwestern receipts were 2S2
cars, compared with 403 a week ago,
but in comparison with only 1913 cars
last year. English bids for -four were
advanced Sd per BARREL, and a good bus
mess was done. Chicago receipts were
PIG cars, eighty of which graded No. ,.
The corn country was fag ored with
cooler temperature and rain. That
made the market heavy, although by
no means radically weak. Receipts
were only 204 cars by rail. Exports
from Atlantic ports were 276. rs bushels
and vessel room was taken here for 200,-
0GO bushels September ranged from
27asto 27Ac and closed at 271a@26Bc.
The volume of business in oats was
fairly heavy. The early market was
firm, Influenced by a good demand and
light offerings. September started at
1870 and sold at 1870. A reaction IN
sympathy with wheat took the price to
16h cents, where the disposition TO buy
was revived. A rally took September
up again to 1873, at which price it was
offered at the close, showing an ad-
vance Of hGKc since yesterday.
Liquidation in the provisions market
has become an almost daily occurrance
Some Of the tired holders appear TO be
taxing turns at becoming exh9u ited
and others are frightened thereby into
a similar abandonment of their load.
Pork declined 20 cents and closed with
a net loss of 15 cents. lard dropped 5
cents and ribs 21a cents.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 1913 cars; corn 23S cars; oats 1B9
cars; hogs 5000 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
AN ARTFuc APPEAL.
a M~nsicans who Succeed. in Ertrsetiss
Silver from Pz4s~rs1v.

A Msndicant whe Succeeds fn Ertr.etina
silver from Passers5v.
An illustration OF the depth 20 which
ono WOMAN has s,urk Cor risrn) in thu
art of begging may De sss-n any evening
after dark on the downtown streets
Of Chicago. This womsn has no favor
lie street-she simply pisys thsm al.
usually ado streets. where the youn9
man with his bcst girl an often giides
through. because The crowds are not 90
dense nor the lights 20 brilliant
Thls woman has t~o eonfederst<s.
who drive and a.. Ike labnr4n~ MA
Zach carries his little sln pail and each
shows evidence Of having been hard az
work A young society mon aDd his
girl walk slowly along. indifferent "a
the world. Scitfrr hsnrs tfe aimo~s
insSdibls appeal for help. Az tbs
young couple pass The n,ondieant tbs
insn with their tin pals and gT1ny
harris stop snort ard block the way.
LET'S chip n q nickel spsees and
help that poor. starving cyrsfure.- ssys
ono Of then.
IAN right, Jo-, I'll do g. esrned
IN eItsa quarter to-dsJ saaf can jusf
sparr . nickel"
This nnA only attracts The atts7tioo
OF The lowers. but 10 brings tear~ 20 ths
eyer Of the s-ira. and ifsolunta<53y 1s
thought fnsles through the young
IEsn's mind that IL t,~o izhosezs ear
give Up portion Of tls-ir hsr&s><7ses
rsoney. he can part Wiz. .. least 2:
oSrtH ard cft~1er rnorc. owing ssrg.fy
90 what sort of 80 trapx>szsnu~he v@zts
20 make upos hls companion
And so. . bright silver Grin drOps
Izto The cup he'd ty The poot. starytss
s.r~aturs, y few rs7fse5 sounds q ~Blez
you Tuy ohiltsrss- tsrzs yoa-- opxns
from III, bgocs Of rzgs sssxsng upoz
the raised r.sp. snd ths Btc1 crowd 81
labcr-r.. <veetbsa<tA add obj-ca u
charity f<~oss=>-esch f-s&sag hap
Per sxsd more eonsc<1s-s-
The yoxrng nan River tzo-r he hss
heea ~vorbe.s.- 10 20 rpszk. @zssf n~ttAes
tosz The zext victim. so~ tse r>ex1 fns
De- 81 Known thai The programmes 20
lated abo~e = rep~esed as.l tkssrs A-s
10 Iors~n ps-sasrg up SD aesvs tss
ss5e s.rssts ~ rigas --CAseago Times
Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
KANSAS slLyTs CONVENTION
I'd. Little Makes a Pair ss.gxsr q; n Egs-
gram OF TsD.

T1yaka. Eaa. July 1ss-IThe State 81
yer convention got poze1aer z50E; ?
o'ctork ra1is Afternoon ~ Hamilton hall
Srlgng taos@ present. az lesst ff7rS@-
sour1hs have been prominently iceots-
fed with me Republican party The
pr-poadsrzDc> Of Republicans - 80
great hat Sas del-gs 4oa elected 20 at
tend the 81 Louis silver c0aTe1tI0n o.
Tie IND erili D. Overwhelmingly Re-
p1zascSn = . Lltf5c % Abilene Wa
c1osea temporary Chairman Re sai1.
n part:
Columbia ssz- -sached Der --sa to-ffy.
We row propo.~e sslst srs@ co<1duct her
o--n sTzins xftaoot dsctstsaa froza fer
esxa 6azoGe-s O. s1<xesrsOrs sruSn for
e4xa ra-Ez-seuzz. We Intend % en-
soT-e ever zg-t. s-s-y csazzS~, %T-TT
se1tencs % - Ds-cia-zffoz cf Ta1ere-st-
e1o- xnt-5 T-ao-azx J~5e<oa zTu<-
There are but two st1sz 20 f2ts GsA.-
ard re s1au be on or~ do o7sy.
''Fsu5- Tezrs seo ire Republicans rsa-
;lonai conv-zLo1 s1i8 me American
p,eorSe - la.e-esr ard rTa,tst.aa fNToT
bsr.s-sisiEsEs. snd zee 80 - both god
z<zd sgi--- az stazdArf -zso1eT-
At - LosLs r.ey 4as<s1s2sS tss Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
WHITE FOLKS WANT A SHOW
Convention of the sntsrvarried Held 1T
Gsediand. a. T..

Antlers. I. T.. July 1s.-in their con-
vention ct Goodland. u11e inter-married
white citizens OF kiamichi county have
organized a league IN push their inter-
ests in the nation and have planned an
active movement looking 10 their bet
terment An executive committee was
appointed 20 correspond WITH the Dawes
commission and 20 employ an attorney
70 represent the league before that COM
mission. Another meeting win be held
on July -. when further plans VIII be
decided upon 4 vote OF the league
taken showed II TO be unanimously FOR
Green MoCurtaln. The allotment can
didate for chief.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

Closed &c net lower. July closed S3lsc:
September s31x Q1xc. closed X
Oats-Receipts 2Ss.loo bushels; export
sie.s77 bushels. Spot steady; No.
2lxc- Options although duner ruled
steady. good demand and rust talk
Closed partially isc higher. July clos
ed 31t4c; September 207sc closed 2eFsc-
Beeves-Receipts seS; 10 trading Eu-
ropean cables quote American steers at
7is@sisc dressed weight: refrigerator
beeves 5tGsis. Exports $40 beeves.
Sheep and iambs-Receipts s.5sS. Good
stock steady: common and medium
grades lower: sheep $e.os9455; lambs
common to choice "a seGs.50.
Hogs-Receipts s71. higher at s2.5e9
400.
Cottonseei oii-Nominal
Rice-Steajy.
Molasses Steady
Eay-Steady.
HopS-Duil.
Leather-Sready.
Wool-Quiet-
Reef-SteaGy
Cut uleats-PickIed ham steady s69s4
-Steady-Retined quiet.
Pork-DuN.
CoffeNOptfons opened steady at >
ais points decline. ruled moderately
active with weak undertone. following
European decline and full Brazilian re-
ceipis for July with no sale for spot
coffee except st decidedly lower prices
Closed barely steady with SGio points
decline. July s9.75GSo: September ss.7s
GS0. Spot coffee-Rio easy; mild qui-
et. Sales 600 bags Maricaibo 81. Havre
AT 5 D. m. coffee closed unchanged:
sales 30 900 bags. SantoS-Fsrm; good
average Santos 70. so00. Receipts two
days $4,000 bags; stock 1S0.0s9. Ham
burg-Quiet: unchanged 10 14pfg lower
sales 5000. Rio-Steady. No. 100.
Receipts 1000; cleared for the United
States 5000; cleared for Europe Loco;
stock Isl. 900. Total warehouse re-
iiveries from New York yesterday T.
12S, stock today 49, 23: United States
stock 1ss.0SS; afioat for the United
States 202. 600; total visible for the Uni
ted States 35s,0sS against 1854 last
year.
Sugsr-Raw quiet but steady; refined
quiet.
New York. July 1e.-Butte--Receip.
10, S55 packages; steady: state dairy Ieef
1i11c; state creamery, II tsal5c; western
dairy 9G12c; western creamery II 1aGiSc
Elgins I5c. Egy-Receipts 1887 pack
ages, nrm, Slaus a-lI EcA4lSS ~ SAs4a-A,
1Si8 Gl4c; western. 12QlSc.
New York, July l6.-CottoE-Steady:
middiing LIE; net receipts none; gros
80; exports continent 400; forwarded 81;
sales .452: spinners ZOE; stock 10e.csS.
Futures opened steady; scales 800 bsse
/, January, 621; February. 627: March $50
66Os; August. 6ss: September 60: octo-
Der 6a: November SIC; December slS
Dry Goods-It was a very SLOW mar
ket a $ far as new business Was concern
ed for. while a good number OF buyers
were present, their time was given 10
shopping, though orders took good
quantity of stuff OF miscellaneous
complexion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
ARBITRATION CoRREsroSDEScE
Oiney AID fasseefots Agree 30 Turn the
Iafoi NJ alton Loose Tomorrow.

New York. July ia special TO tho
Herald from Washington says: Ths
United States and Great Britain have
agreed upon JGly II as the Date for tho
Simultaneous publication of the GORE
spondencs in regard 10 the recent nego-
tsations Cor an international arbitra-
ton treaty, with particular reference
10 the Venezuelan controversy.
Tire preparation OF this correspond
ence for publication - the Immediate
cause of Secretary Olney's continued
presence here during this bot weather.
He IS in daily conference With Sir Jul
ian Pauncef tote. who has also been COM
PEELED TO dday his departure for cool
er climate on account OF negotiations
on lAls subject
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

Cattie-Receipts, 5000; market steady;
native beeves, 60 5OG4- 80; Texas steers,
s2.50Qs.70; cows and hetfers. $20oQ&7o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market opened
better; closed weak; Fights. S-SQS-5e; mix
ed, S3-0063. 40; heavy, S.OG3-45-
Sheep-Rsceipts. 15,0e, market slow; ma
tives, g OJ1&so; Texans, $3.0Q3.4a
Corn meal-S1-O.
Bran-Sacked salable east track at 2Q
32iec, and bulk at 2q29c.
F,axseed-Nominal 64c.
Eay.Choice new prairie declined under
pressure of excessive offerings and a
light demand; timothy, old scarce and
strong; new dull; prairie. new steady,
s4-sod5.70: timothy, $9md1i.00.
Eggs-Firmer, 71zc.
Cotton-DulI; miGGl;ng. s 11-1ec: sales, 20
bales; receipts. 5; shipments none; stock,
H1&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

-f Sra'f kn0~ Why 200 ssosie ka-s
s<i>c.>d thss particular ste Zoe = SAN
ner hotel sid = rswfy arrived ga~Ss
20 he landlord. who 80 a. cd aextlzis-
ts1cr- 1t strikes re a. . very wsrsa
place
That ray b. rrpi-<t ta~ iaadssT.s.
hut yos sill sne fh~ proper 'srsr~r--
srre hzx h-~n obss5r~k. TIE rrais~rs ees
al girls srora the D1s.oa cot
P.fsbu-xs ckroaseie-TsisgTzsa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION
Cestrsi Passenger COMMITTEES Roads Issue
Orders ON a.. a. Il Tickets.

Centrsi Passenger tonifssitfee Roads Issue
Orders a. a. r. Tickets.
Chicago. July 1.-THE roads OF the
Central Passenger committee have H.
sued their instructions regarding tne
sales OF tickets to the eficampmsat &
the G.. A X. at 81 Paul The rules Tor
the personal Identification OF the holder
o, the ticket before the joint agent at
ST. Paul No ticket VIII be extended
for the Tsturn when the holder cannot
reach his destination prior 10 midnight
OF October 2.
IL is reported. but not confirmed. that
upon the reorganization Of the North
ern Pacific. General Manager Kendrick
will retire and be succeeded by Traffic
Manager Hannafori- Other changes
are mentioned but no positive informa-
ito nregarding them can be had at the
present time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
sCRAPED OFF rHE CHARIOT
Buffalo Biii,s RandEmen Meet With a Ter.
rible Mishap

Canton. July IA band with Buff
falo Bits Wild West show on s high
chariot drove under the PENNSYLVANIA
bridge across Main street in Massilon
this morning. All were scraped of
and five or six are reported dead or
dying. and sii injured
Four musicians were frightfuiIy IN
jured and Two VIII probably die. TIE
injured are: David Keene. driver. leg
broken: Phillip Reichia. crushtd and
bruised; John Moccfa. back crushed
Alfred Vitelli. collar bone broken;
bruises; GIUSEPPE Laure. chest crushed
win die: Flocco Domenica.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF.

Remedies act almost instantly. speedi-
ly curing the most obstinate cases
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure cures
Rheums tism in few days. Munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure cures al forms % ston-
ach troubles Munyon's Hesdachs
Cure stops headache in I'VE minutes
Nervous diseases promptly cured Kid
ney troubles. Piles. Neuralgia. Asthma
and ali Female Complaints quickly
cured Munyon's NitAlizer ssnparts
new vigor to weak men, Price 81.
Personal letters 20 Prof. Munyon, 15a5
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answer
ed with free medical advice for any dis
ease.
A Separate Cure for Each Disease
At All Druggists, CSC. a Bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
KHALIFA Is EASILY IKRTTATED
He Has People Crncsfied Who Bear Him
I'll Tsdicgx

London. July ia dispatch recsiv-
ed here today rom Wady-Ezi<2. -
ports thar the messenger who CARED
ire news 20 the Kaai.fa a. O-nd1-Inan
that his army had been defeated a. ~
ket vas Immediately put 20 death Sy
crucifxon- TIE khaiifa announced
HAT the same fate as tia. which b~Sell
the Messenger would be imposed uoos
anyone who mentioned FIrkst IL MS
hearing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

stock Yard Notes.
= B. Keu, Clearwater, one car hogs.
T. NJ Dean, Haysville, one car hogs
c. E. PEARS, Viola, two cars hogs.
Harvey Grace, Cheney. one car hogs.
c. Shepherd Goddard, one car hogs.
]. e. II. Payne. Garden Plain. one car
hogs.
I,anders & Carnegie, one car cattle.
H. X. Ebery shipped car loads Of fat
steers of his own feeding TO Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
Bteeries-Hunsaker and Ward; Smith
and Zahner


Dubuque, Ia, July 16.-The Western
Baseball association will meet in Cedar
Rapids tomorrow. It is reported that
Quincy has notified President Hinckey
of its intention to withdraw. The meet
ing will decide the fate Of the associa-
finn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
WICHITA Markets

wichita July 1s.
HOGS.
HogsAfarket steady On car hogs; s
cents bower on wagon.
REPRENS EyNTs TIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
COLTS BUNCH RUNS
THIRD AND EIGHTH INNINGS NET
THEM ELEVEN.

Both Pitchers IN the Game at Chicago
and are HIT Pretty Plenty When They
do Find it Towns and Beaneaters
Lack One Lac. 81 being Shat Out and
the Orioles Don't Lack That Much
Colonies WIN Another Game-Westerp
Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

4 DEFrSIrIoS.-"Whst is criticr' He
is a man VINO rips things 10 pieces witnou1
knowing how to put them together again y
Chicago Record.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
COMES BACK AGAIN.
SHARE VALUES CLOSE AT ABOUT
THE STARTING POINT.

'revious Unfavorabie Influences Continue
to Dominate the Market Geaeral Mar
ket Declines Almost without Interrup-
ti0n-Runsrs 81 . Syndicate to Take
Hundred 3Iiiiisas In Governments Set
the shorts Covering and . Rally Ensues
to Near the Opening vsluss-Large To-
tai of Transactions-Bcnds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17

AFTER ard perplexsd Nv "a. shall Ido'-
Is worse - n3c tlao worst Soess-iys-
Co.srsdgc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-17
Western League Games.

Kansas City. No. July 16.-Score:
Il n F
Kansas city =. 10000 o2@7 o
Grand Rapids l 90 1905 1
Observation-Disclosures and Lake, Blan-
ford: Goar and Smink.
ST Paul, MINI, July 16.-Score:
Ri E
ST. Paul
o21so2ooOOoOOs-l4 q :
Columbia
11o0o31O o0o-sls =
Batteries-Inks. Denzer and Spies;
McITreevy. Daniels and HaSsamaer.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July l6-Score:
RBE
Aiinneapois-
40o1oooooOe -1 Is .
Indian2polis-
2O20o1eoo .
Batteries--Anderson and Schriver;
Cross and BuclSiey.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 16.-Score:
RHE
Milwaukee ...I11oo1I0o 9 o
Deroit :. :. % O1e0 012 e-41o ?
Batteries-Baker and Spear; Esgan
and TwinehaSn.
Western Association Games.
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IMPROVES A LITTLE
WHEAT HOLDS Up UNDER ADVERSE
CIRCUMSTANCES.

Starts . Shade Higher Than Wednesdays
Close-Psris Cables Report y Conforfa-
bic Advance-News, Aside From Wall
Street, Generally Eavors Hotders-Ens-
lish Bids for Flour Advanced and Good
Business Done-Corp Market Heavy on
Account of r.ainy Weather IN the
Corn Reeions-Oats ut An Advance.
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Chicago, July 16.-Both pitchers had
difficulty in locating the plate today
and both were hit hard when they sue
Ueeled in getting the ball over. Nine
Of the Colts hits were punched in two
Innings, which, with the two errors,
developed into eleven runs. Attend
Rnce 1000. Score:
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wes.ern A.sccLe,ion cames.

ST. Joseph. No. July 16.-Score:
RHE
g. Joseph :. .ooo00Ooo-o oi
dubuque :. 100000 LIS Il