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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
The s,lverites 10 Notify Bryan.

Cleveland. Aug &-tseorge a. Groot.
chairman Of enc notification committee ~
the National Silver parfy's convention.
announces that ths committee will assem-
Bile IN Lincoln. Nob., on September s TO
notify Mr.. Bryan Of bis nomination as thu
candidate of the Silver party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

IttEfNfE q IF~ Z E9*s
They say thas Bingley rms his own
typewriter.
'.fse sia Try 20 when hs sFst hired her.
R,,ts hss ~fsfaf clerk cart him cst snd chs OLD
ma, serv,~. an instantaneous 'git cut writ
on Dosh % them"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

rH|EaHF II.FIHN.
Mrs.. rlm0re-f wonder how many xscps
Lar negr arran 81 Ne Smyth's has eos7
Elms-s-Only three. I should Judge. one
fsr sanh meal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
Training.
Chicago Reoors.

CffraTo NeroTt.
Il thsnk al eAildren Should learn early
10 say Ne"
yves. boys Shouts. q course. bat win
rlrls there arc times when thsy Should De
x5reparesi - say Yes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

r. NJ. Werlin, OF san Francisco, withdrew
their names TO permit the Popullxts 70 nj
their places.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

Brooklyn. Aug --rs cssezw~x Ns.
DASH - frssIv tat - refg-ss IN - ae~-
~8fa saatng. Brtxxs wns effective A. erss-
ssai ssagHs. TIE Bvooklyrs havsrg fw..vs
men isfs On bass. A*ten1znce. zass.
ArnrA- a. 81
Chicago -. ............... -
Brooklyn .......- ............
Baffesses-FsTigxs ant Anscn. Dauh. A.
By @Es nurren
Baltimore. Aug ~e-Tne syssA~s krsekss
EsgeT o9t CO the hox IN sae fasfs sr.ss.z
4fsnfnsnE, who scccsed@G bin. was poslrsf-
- for seven hitz IL fee nexs snnfrx. ksss
after that Re vas effective.
Sore p "a II -
TsstltsTefe ..r...-. ..s........ Z
ts~F@sa1a s..ssss- .s-.s.-...+. - =
fsAtfsries~-E.sper. Henrnsng an1 Clarke;
Copy ara Zsnarner
Pnssassso1ls- Amg. The Prizes ara
re Browns gIaye3 swo games sosay s~4
broke svsE- Bretfsns;e.n ~aN hammered
hard ir the first game. ard II ne shsra
Inning forced IN run wsfn a base 81.
balls GarHey WA tn fire form II eh~
ssseone zane the Browns knocked Tay-
ler ont Of the box IN The affh ara 81.
0arnbert hard Attendance. 1908.
First game:
score n p N -
plAisSs1e. phsa .....,. ......... 2 Il 2
~. Louis .....................
Batssrlss-cars~v and Grady: Breissn-
Second game
Iniias1eiph ...+.. .......... 4
81. Louis ----....r.s.......-... % IL 2
BatteFies-Ta~Ior Guusbsrt an2 Grady.
Donahne ard Murphy
Boston. Aug. Z.-The pfttshurx. wen
Two games from Boston today by superior
aH-aroana work. Nichols was subs ...tsss
for stevens III the eighth. but II was too
late 70 90 anything. Hastings occupied
the box for the visitors In the second and
kept the bits wei scattered. Attendance,
$3.50.
First game:
Score n n II y
boston -. ..'' .... ........... Il !
Battsries-KllIen and suxden, stsvsstA
Nichols and Bergen
Second game.
pslitsours ...... .......+....-. u 0
Boston .+-.. ..-..........-..-.- s
hatteries-Hastings and sugden: Kob-
danz and Bergen
New York. Aug. 22.-The New York
Louisville game was postponed, owing To
wet grounds.
Washington CITY. Aug 2-Foreman was
hit hard and frequently. McJames. " no has
been In the hospital. lost some OF bis
speed toward the end OF the game. bat
this diG not prevent him from striking out
three men ia the ninth inning Attendance.
2.5oo
score r.. BIZ. Il.
Washington City ............ II Q
CINCINNATI ....... -s......sss-
observation-disclosures and Mcclure. Fore
man and Vaughn.
The following table shows the standing
-. =. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

Brooklyn. Aug It's chgezwrx -.
JaHe - frsslv that - refi-c4 IN 80 sew
e8fa saasng Brsxxs ~as effective A. erss-
seal wzges. ire B~ockgwra hzvf~g f-vass.
nen 5efs On bases. Attendance. sasa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
CAVE JEWELLERS.
The Haunt Of the Bat on the CosoTsds
River.

The Haunt Of the Bat on the Coso.sd<
River.
A party of hunters have Just returned
to civilization after trip along the
Colorado river. One OF them, Capt,
Hrd, tells Of an interesting discovery
they made. One morning they rosa
about daylight to take advantage OF
long day in which TO make desired
excursion. AS they passed among the
timber on the steep and rocky side Of
a canyon, they suddenly came upon q
big dead tree, every limb Of which waa
literally covered with bats OF varying
sizes. There were hundreds and thou,
sands hanging to the wood.
But as the hunters watched q curious
sight was revealed. There was q hole
in the trunk of the tree, end one after
another the bats released their hold
on the limbs and disappeared in IL
They moved in with great regularity
and speed. but more than an hour wal
consumed before all had disappeared
1t was evident to the interested watch,
eTs that there was not room within thu
tree trunk for onetenth of ali the bat,
which had entered, so they determined
TO cut the tree down and discover thz
secret When the tree was felled
cave WIS found underneath. and In THU
the thousands Of bats found refuge by
day. A match dropped Ia the mouth OF
the cave brought the inmates out IL
great nunbers.-Philaielp Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
TESTS OF ENDURANCE.
Methods In Vogue IN Africa Of Trying
Mans Fitness for Marriage.

Methods In Vogue IN Africa Of TFyins
Mans Fitness for Marriage
No other country offers such opportu-
mites to those desiring to marry az
America In that respect it Is truly
the home OF the free and the land OF
the brave, not to say the foolhsrdy,
In some countries those mGUilnonially
inclined have to get the parents con,
sent, in others the prospective bride
groom has TO show that he can sup
port q wife. Uncle Sam throws ne such
obstacles in the path of true love. Ha
recognizes every mans right 10 stazve
q woman if she is willing, and pro
vided one can raise the slight fee neess-
EarJ for the license, there is nothins
to hinder him getting married If ho
can find q woman of the same mind. In
South Africa, says the New Orleans
Picayune, the savage tribes have q Pc
culiar ceremony which they put tae
matrimonial candidate through sprevi-
pus to his entering the holy estate,
His hands are tied UP in q bag con,
tanning fire ants for two hours. II hs
bears un1noVed the torture of their
stings be is considered qualified 10 cope
with the naSging and daily jar and IRE,
of married life Such q man would
make On admirable husband. He would
not be upset by the thoughts OF a spring
bonnet, OF grow irritable every tins
the steak was undone. The idea Of
having @ patience trial for those about
to marry is o good idea that civilized
people might adopt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

Chicago. June G-There was a sharp de-
chns IN wheat a. the start Within half
al hour IL sold OF nc from last nigat's
close for September, VAC SsptemOeT
opened a. 51lsc. quickly easet or 20 a. sc,
then hrTnec ~ % sc. but weakened ssA-a
70 5Sasc.
COrn-Opsnet weak with wheat and fine
growing weather. al 81. or &c below the
OS,S-Opene1 nc lower a. l5szc. and sold
down 20 lssc.
caitle-Few native oeeves are row sell
iEs As low as as and sales ara cze9y a.
than heretofore. DLsallery fed steers are
selling g. t4.VyS4S0. The stocker ans
feeder trade was moderate al yz5sllS
feeders = - Gamers sun was TO bet
ter. but good COWS and be.fsTs were sal
able - n-kh as IA Bulls and calves
vide rsnse % prioes. Bulls from TezaE
81 as io< as &-0V sad grass stesrs a 10
HOzs-Prioes FOR hogs were steady. e--
= -OTeT, u1tsr excessive offerings Heavy
hogs So.4 a. S1-ssae =. butchers hoEz g
@.SE%S1. AID Eght az = SsgS2 Fxs
sod LACEY AZ 3 ,O13i5 heavy a1s ne
dun ~e-gats - S3s1a3
Sae.s,--S2les cf sne-o we're on bars
az 3 safl4 = fo- inferior 20 extra cholcs
soeer. With ire bulk q fhs traGsEE a.
34-51g@1a EhO.ce TEXAS shs-sp are scI.irx
as hlEs a. 3 q. and IndLzz Territory G8c
a. 80 TIE rz1zs for lznbs - vide.
= - for the 49,. with TIE bulk C fhe
goosi -anhs gong sor Essss5a
ec--p;s--Cattle. l9.s5c. hcgs. 5.p0.
sheep. l4.ea
cai1zxo June st-Ba;;sr-s:easy: ezs-y.
sos. c-sa11e-.es. s@91Fz-
!ESs-F--r1. fresh. lasTzli--
E-O1-t-T-S-ezl.F. tu-ksyE- Tfs-- chg-ks-E
sSTI-g. Lz--zc. 1acks. Ep--1g. LII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
COULD NOT PAY HIS FARE.
RothschEd was Once Placed ut the
Mercy of IN OmEibus Driver.


Mercy Of IN OmEibus Driver.
Baron Rothschild was once caught in
q predicamentt that many people expert.
eDce daily, and that is getting into q
conveyance OF some kind and then not
having the money to pay the fire. The
driver OF the omnibus into which Roths-
child entered, says Rarpcr's Round Ia
bic, demanded his fare. and the baron,
feeling in his pockets. discovered that
be had no change. The driver was very
angry. What did you get In IL for 81
you had no money!" II am Baron
Rothschlld," exclaimed the great cap
italist, and here Is my card" The
driver scornfully tossed the card away
Never heard Of you before said be
and don't want to bear OF you again
What want is your fare The bank.
er was N great haste. Look here
I've an order for q r1illion,- he said:
give ne the change" And he prof.
feTed coupon for that amount The
driver stared and the paseeuger1
laughed. Fortunately \ friend of n.
baron entered the omnibus az the no
1nent, and, taking IN the situation. i'm
nediateiy paid the fare. The driver
realizing his mistake and feeling re
morsetul. said To the baron: "Ii you
want ten francs. sir. don't mind lend.
Ing them 70 you OF my own account"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
NEw YORK aIARKETs

New YORK June &.-F'lOGr-Receipts, T.
900 barrels: experts, ISIS: weak and low.
the decline. Association patents retucei
&c per barrel: Minnesota patents. SEQ
-. DO bakers g $3.50: winter stralGatz.
Kye nour-S;eady.
-CorE meal-Steadier; yellow western.
I;yc-Easy: No. > western. SST3sc.
karley-Duu and easy. western feeding,
30 Sc.
Barley nalt-Nomlnal.
Wheat-Receipts, I+o; exports. loe, 90
Were weak and lower al day except for a
brief afternoon rally on rumored export
ation easy. cables better. rop news and in
creasing Northwest crop reports were the
controlling Influences. June closed 6-sscs
septemPber. 6e7s46Slsc, closed q g. -.
Spot dull; No . 3f7,c. Options destined
throughout the day in consequence OF
liberal receipts. me weather ard the break
in wheat: closed sac net lower June
closed 3s7sc; ser TENDER. 34isGSS@.c, closed
34ssc.
0ats-Receipts. Ioa. 600: exports, Sa5sl.
2c- Options b-oke 20 the lowest point IN
over thirty years. owing 20 EuidaLou and
nne crop prospects. closed lsc net lower
September, 81 a2lc, closed 37sc-
Beeves-Kecei pts, a.. no training. E3l-
rOpsau cables quote American steers al -
QSiSc dressed weight. refrigerator beef a.
D-~sllisc.
sheep and Iambs-Receipts. 2s;0: active:
sheep hrmer. lambs, isc higher sneep,
SAsp A.: lamts. &.5gds61.
Hcgs-Receipts l.42i; firm az s. 40sJ2 -.
Hay-Weak.
Lea;her-f!rm.
Cut meats-Firm; picked hams, sisG %.
I.ard-V eak. western steam, a. D.d;
= g asked. T-fiu 81 lower
.C2;tonseet OIL Steady: prime crude.
eNf2'c. do yellow. Z5c.
,Is.,roll lln- Dul and easy: UE5ted closed
Steady. Sz.Qorzc.
Conee-Opuors C.-ened firm with prices
iga9 POINTS higher OF stronger H&vre ca
European account. Afterwards easing OF
somewhat under rteEzfnE. closed barely
sLsacy a; lClrS poGsts net asivance, Sales,
40 bags. including September. $l4651
quiet; Cor'ovs. le9Isc: sales. Co bass.
no. ! RiO. Desirable, l5ls spot Bahia Of
?. Z. To- 6sxs Genial American 2. =
HAVE closed firm "a 1isc net adva ace !.
sales, 23.u9 Ssntos. nc day. HamSuf x
steady: un( hanEed o Z. pfsan.g advance
c@ip's f.0JA bags. Total war house Sc
lvsr.Cs from lie Jrtt~d States .fo4 bags.
inclufing 745 bags fIom New York. NV
YorS STOCK today. $50 United states
stock. Sl2 az sfca- :Or the United States,
H. - baEs total VISIBLE for the United
Sta'es. AIS, aEa-rst @4.llz bags iast
year
Sugar-Raw FIRM: fair rsdninE =; cen
trifLgsl - test, SIC bid refined Arm.
New York. June 4-Butfer-Rocei pts
6Ils packages, quiet: western dairy, So
10; western creamery. uGl5izc. Eisina
ESrzRecespts. ssh paokaves: easy:
state and Pennsylvania. l-sl25z1. western.
1p1pTI1izc
New York. June Z-Cotton--DuIi. mid
ding. si7c net receipts none. gross. 4. ~,
bales: ports 20 the continent. 2G9I. for
wardeI. yS4. sales. g.. al sDiuuers. stock.
rs, as
Fall RIVER June E.-PT.nt cloths very
HrIrf q 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
HORSE TRADING IS DULL
Bicycle Craze Drives q 0cpE to Teaohtns
for q Livelihood.

Bicycle Craze Drives 0yp<y 20 Teschtns
for Livelihood.
Even the wandering gypsies feel tbs
influence of the popular rage for The
bicycle The bead Of gypsy family
camped for some weeks near New Ro
cbelle, complains that the dizziness %
the horse market, brought obous in
part by the popularity of the bicycle
has taken from him an important
source Of income. He has few more
horses than he needs tn drag his great
van about the country, and it has been
his custom for 20 years TO make trade
whenever the opportunity offers, but
nobody cares to trade horses any mora
and he is driven to other methods Of
earning livelihood.
Luckily for him be has various re
sources. Having fair education, he
undertakes to teach young men mathe
matics, pcnmanship and even telegTa,
ply. He gets pupils, too, young me-
chanics who wish TO learn something Of
arithmetic or algebra, and occasionally
one that has fancy for learning teieg
raPhy. The gypsy finds that his pupil,
nsk questions of him that they would
hardly ask of an ordinary scboolmaster.
They come to him by night, for tbs
most part, and as he stays six or eight
weeks at q good camping ground he il
able TO do good deal for a wiling
pupil. Meanwhile his wife tells for.
tunes with great success. and IN spits
Of the bicycle the family hopes TO keep
up the romantic life tor many years te
come
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
CALLED THE sLoPEmeNT OFF,
No Concluded She Wa Ftokls and She
Knew HIN for a BizEor.

He Concluded She Wa Ftckls and She
Knew Him for a Bizfer.
Dfrninutive OF stature, but alert Of
imagination and observation. Reginald
.ScrsSgS had resolved 10 elope with An
'gelina Miggle. His name bad not beey
Reginald always. nor was abe christenn&
Angelina Bat no trarrforuaat don Is i'm
possible when youth fingers on ths
threshold OF its teens"
Hist" he exclaimed; don't sPeah
above = whisper"
"Wo.'r ye talkin' sboutY~ ashed An
gelina, who meant well. but " 30 was not
always liable to keep pace with R~gin.
AIDS fights OF conversation
I'm taIkin' about not speakin' above
q whisper. How'r We goin' ter elope et
We holler a. the top OF our voices -
Der amt nobody listeuiz'." she an.
swered. r>assuringiy.
Reginald ground his teeth, but. pull
ing his coat collar uP around his CARA
proceeded:
Ere yonder pale moon hcz descended
below de shadow OF the livery stable de
dsares' wish OF me heart will be full
filed"
Angelina gszcd At him en-aptureA
and feeling called upon % say soCnes
thing. she murnured: Bet yer hfsif
"AIl drse weary years Of waitin' shall
be at al end. Despite de<yrsnny Of yes
rnercenaFy father ye shall be minei-
Jaw, don't you ait uneasy bout me
fadder." replied Angelina, ~ she LOOKED
soulfully into space and stretched her
chewing gum; me fadder don't cut Nd
ice In dis"
"Looky here" ErFinald exeialnea
Indignantly; lis dis ter be On el0pcmsni
er isn't it2 ! wanter uudcrstan' dc sit-
,ustion right now. Seq"
You're ruuain' dc shootiB' -rnates.-
replied she. submissiveiy. You ics' ga
ahead an sing yer tune. Reginald. an
I'll Join In the chorus"
DE unholy plot" be proceeded. "tes
wed yer ter de baron dat holds rncr;.
gage ON yer ladders farm shall c.uInbls
into Dust"
"G'Wan. Micky-I menn Reg nald,-
che iaserjected. Il don't know no
baron"
"Wot'r We tryin' 70 do7" he wrsthfuily
interrogated. You've broke rue up
every tine I've opened me tAlser. Tn
trough vit de hull game. You so youI
why an I'll so mine."
Amt dere goir' ter Be no 7Opo
rnsut?"
Wary. It's de old story. thought -
'vus a creature Of portry an HIGHT I
never knowed yer true nature til now
O. woman. woman. wot q deception you
have ever beeni"
$50 deere amt goin' t,r Be- no Tops
ruentl Well. she exclaimed. IN wfther,
ing contenIpt. ''it's 10 rzcre'n was ter hs
expected Dcre never WIZ q man vi
dat wasn't a buffer =, De start 90
gutter az 10 auish- Chicago Trlburs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
MRS. nAHcKs REMAINED HOME
Her Husband Knew How 80 Keep Hoazs
Too Wen 10 snlt Lee

Too Wen 10 Suit usr.
John sid Mrs. Bancks. as you vi
have % stay ia The house Until your cox
s. better. why can't 60 over 70 ChAs
ham and visit sister Jeup -
You can" said Mr. Backs. via
Pleasing alacrity.
And you will run the hour7-
you bet will"
-You won't run 10 into the zroupd7-
y guess not"
Wei. I'll tel yoa just what 20 &c
each day TIA. rrn away
You don't peed 70. Mary. I've
learned all Jour III thodS By hesrf. .
CAL give you The schedule IA half q
shake - a lambs tail
II 6oa's believe you lrs0v lie frxi
thing said Mrs Bsncjes. eoabtfuIly
Yes. do. snd I'll Frove t. eggs
the day by bratiny he INV r1dIkzzsz
down several cru;s u quart. ~ sAy.
ing going trraEd faturu raatlnss
tickess-
John Rss~es. / 0aiak you're r--a
raeazi''
ing o0as IL kSsf Say. That VII 20
% pleasure ri1es on liz street. ears
Your fzs. horTsd. - yos arr
Il VIII obtain sil TIE nlgkhsorho,oS
news ~ going across tks street. "a tor
row = pattern from 2rs. Smith. Ths
brad vii bum black While Tn sway
but Jon Away. szy tksi olrusd b--@<
"a ~holesozle. 40 that wor't naz2ser.-
.. fs-Hkr~d. and What ssxt7-
- stzH thrs al trn dollars worth a
Old clothes 70 ~ rsR-.aa foy g. = at
sab@cr15> Ter The Perennial Er~ycio,
pedis.' tobs delivered IN i-as@Iirseuss. -
q dolla- voiuFs>. for 70 yearz-
7 "a zot going say : sep al
1frs- B2ackz. r-ao,at-sE. "Anv rsza
tAat's - IssGn - you rsssts -EseAinE.-
Az1 Nhs gave p her sl@lE-D~tro.g
Free PrsES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

July, 1s7sc; August. 1s7ss1sc: September.
1sisG1S.tc.
RyeS4c track
Rariey-Nontnal
Cattle-RsceipsS. 1000. steady 20 shade
better: native shipping steers. 2Ssii-S5
dressed beef and butcher sSeers. S3sss- 70.
stocksrS and feeders. S451t1Ssa
S06S-s5; mixed. S.oeesss; hsavy. S-l5s
Sheep-Receipts. 400; steady. natives.
S-0S15-S0
Corn meaEs1-0
Rran-tSeady. Sc east track
FlaxSeed-Ncrntnsi, @szc-
Timothy See6-S2-e4
EAy-N eak. prairie, new SSes,do-Se. TIM
othy, SSoETl2-S0 this side
Bu.rer-Weak unchanged
EggS-StesGy, &C.
Whisky-S-2
Cotton sies and bar=inE-Urcha1Sed
Pork Steady; standard mess, JooSlns.
I.ard-Lowe-: pr.te steam. as; ehosee.
s. SEX
Pacoa-Soulders. Cboxe5l and longs.
G25: ribs S.53: shorts. SaS0.
Dry salt medtS-S houl6erS. tboSedl y :
ior -. g ST.; ribs. sac. shorts. A-'e.
Wool-Strous. sca-ce and tending up-
ward. Missouri. Iillisnoss. etc, medium
heavy fine. Si=5$c. Kansas and Nebraska
medium. l04iic; Eight hue. S'zi.S'=cs heavy
fine 1Gst-c. Texas. Arkansas. lngi1n
Territory. fan ard spr.rS mesi.urn, ga
&c. Hight fine sT$l-c. heavy fire fiztl>c-
Western medium. llLf12c; light nne; -
9iec. heavy fine, Ty-ifc- Tub washed.
choice. lSi[c. fzsr I7GI6c
ba!es. receipts, %; shipments. =; stocA,
- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
- -. GALvESIOs

Wt-kl.a. Use =
- ga 5Etc- - . ~ - EEEGTfa
I,sas- fs-sess. fo- W.ea.s. a.. yle-t1iy-
Pay -z-zy.
Iu-cE ~ gas. fNerry-s1gr hau1a fEs
Eta5rEg te-1reraf1rs 80 . t~E-e-s. 80
lousFt 3 1@ET~ea. aEf -es -lszE . Co
s-sea Efth ct1GsT fEr1s-s-EZE Esa-ks-
a11 81 raln ar o. 2 ~ <DTtG~as-
&C. eaEt 80 az ElEh nar1rstrr. TIA
rl1r1trx cheer 80 . lw .~rsE--- eVsr
ss1afzEes- TsEzE- - - = 10 - rz-cs-
faI VA - $50
T-1zs fzr AS sro-rt f1e avs-sEa ts-u-rr-
zrgr- - hsSE = -zrtsa
Ec- teE -aE- E@ge1 g@s f1s nFs-aEr
tsrl -~~ar Tor teE - 1gEe Eas
fs-sr q .rs--e1s. Al fo~ -Er -Irs ~ = c.
xrees- BID T. : -sffstsDss-
fcrrrFsr
WEsh rEfgr- Ike E-F1--1sszE q f-e
sereeas- ~ go g. ~ F~.asr
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ST. LOUIS MAKKETs

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J.5- EEszc. 500. ucrc. % 10. cats = 90
s-r--leE-s-Yl3 sz-. 100. Eassz.. 90. carr.
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Tie Derfsu In Rrfrafn-

Wells estimates the total annual de-
post OF dew on the British islss a. BE-
Ing u the neighborhocd Of five incheS
- about oDe-seTeath Of The total
amount Of moisture received from ths
stnosphere- This means 22.I5I-3 3T,-
sSS tons % dew wear, reckoning The
to- a. 80 irnoerisl ralio1s-
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. June 3.-This was n hols-
day on the board OF trade and there Was
no grain ularke-. on account OF the csle-
br2t5on attending the acceptance by The
city. OF Swope park. which was recently
donated TO Kansas Ctry.
Cattle-Rec. pts, 100: shipments. lSo.
steady 20 strong; beef steers. S1ss-f4 - f.
native cows. S1-65S&S5. s1OckerS AID fe~sd-
ers, S6olz40O
HOE-Receipts. 600. shipments. Lao.
lights. &C higher; heavies strong. he2vies.
e5e13l5; mixed. SS0o9S.25: lights S-lJ-8
asa
Sheep-Receipts. $50; shipments, ST:
strong. active.
Butter-Weak: creamery. 1888; dairy.
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REINsURa~CE RATES HIGH
Five American aud Rri.ish Vessels Overdu
at >Nn rAnciscn.

san Francisco. June 25.-Hgh rates
q reinsurance are quoted on a number
Of English and American ships bound
for this port The list o. the overdue
feet is as follows: City OF Phila6el-
phia. New York for san Fraacico. out
AS days; Santa Cara. same. 80 days:
bark UnEauneed. Baltimore for san
Francisco. Ia days Cspoksn June s.
British ship. Cedarbank. Antwerp Tor
san Francisco. out Isl days; British
5ai7 Je-ian E{lI. Liverpool sor san
francisco. ia days oct II addition -
-2ese. rein~erance II offered today II
small amounts on several ether yes
sells
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